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Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

PIANO FOR SALE-Becker upright
piano in first class condition; half
price. Inquire 524 E. Mcdowell. Phone
AI24 II 4
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

WANTED-Empty oil cans Wilky-
Wartman Oil Co., las w. Jefferson
ST II
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

FOR SALE-Nine mining claims,
situated six miles southwest of Ray,
near R. R.; very reasonable. Address
box %. Superior, Arizona. lip
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

EOS Comanche County Oil stock at
S1.5O in three blocks, 80. rs, 100. Box
51B. Republican. r
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

FOR SALE-Upright piano, Kimball,
Golden Oak in Al condiaion. A bar
gain. Phone Mesa 81. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

CORN binder for sale or trade, value
$50. Phone 200R2. H. C. Armstrong,
Tolleson.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

PEARS, and cents; deliveries
made. j. Stanley Howard & Son.
Phone 207R2. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

TWO 6X9 rugs, one 9x12 rug. 327 n.
Fifteenth Ave. Call after 10 a. m. !
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

FOR SALE-Maize, $50 per ton, de-
livered. 1741 w. Madison. Phone
1895. BIS
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
HOME
72S West Madison. Only $4,000. $500
cash Ring 1853
LIVE WIRE REALTY CO.
142 West Adams. If


1914 WEST MONROE
a dandy home, ; large rooms and
sleeping porch, pantry, bath and hall,
good garage coal house, roses, bearing
grapes, pears and almonds: new in
Simultaneous Rudd water heater. hard
wood floors. inlaid linoleum in kitchen.
bath, pantrv and hall: new electric
fixtures throughout; Monroe street
will be paved in the near future. Price
includes $50 all white ABB gas range.
Immediate possession. Owner will be
at home all week and Sunday. Phone
SOL Price $500 Terms. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-Good building lot,
northwest or northeast; $500 to $500
cash. Phone Gordon, 3012. l
WANTED-One or two nice city
lots; northeast part of town preferred
Box SOB. Republican.
WANTED-4O to SO acres improved
ranch land. n. A. Morford, is f.
Adams St If
WANTED to buy 80 to 100 acres in
valley; give lowest prices, terms and
location. Owners only. Box 5B Re
publican. BIS
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
(Section TWo)
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

RHODE ISLAND RED baby chicks
for sale, SIS per hundred. Gilbert
Hatchery, Gilbert. Ariz Box AIS. m
WANTED-Hens and pullets from
s mos. to 2 years old: can handle all
breeds and any number. Phoenix Seed
& Feed Co. If
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
A MILLION
AUTOPARTs

AUTO PARTS
WE HAVE WRECKED THOU
SANDS OF CARS AND CARRY IN
STOCK PARTS OF THE FOLLOW
ING MAKES SAVING YOU FROM So
to 80 PER CENT:
Abbott Eocomobile
American Maxwell
Apperson Moline
Auburn Marmon
Allen Marion
Brush Mitchell
Buick Marathon
Baker Elec. Michigan
Chevrolet Metz
Chase Overland
Cole Oakland
Cutting Oldsmobile
Cartercar Ohio
Case Packard
Chalmers Pierce Arrow
Chandler Paige
Cadillac Peerless
Dodge Pathfinder
bort Pope Hartford
Duro REQ
Empire K. c. H.
E. NJ. L. Rambler
Ford Regal
Franklin Republic
Flanders ;toddard Dayton
Garford Stearns
G. NJ. c.. Stutz
Henderson Studebaker
Halliday Stafford
Haynes Stevens Duryea
Hudson Selden
Hupmobile Saxon
]. H. C. Schacht
Jordan Thomas
jackson Velie
Kissel Vulcan
Krit Vim
Knox Winton
Lozier WHY'S Knight
Little Giant White
YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING
JUST WHAT YOU WANT. OUR
SERVICE AND OUR GOODS WILL
PLEASE YOU.
WE ARE HERE TO SATISFY YOU
OR REFUND YOUR MONEY.
WE CARRY A TREMENDOUS
STOCK OF ACCESSORIES, NEW
AND SLIGHTLY USED TIRES AMI
SECONDS OF ALL MAKES AM
SIZES AT GREATLY REDUCED
I PRICES.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED IMMEDI
ATELY.
OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS
421-431 N. CENTRAL AVE.
PHONE 1922
Steinberg Auto
Wrecking Co.
OLDEST, LARGEST AND MOS,
RELIABLE CAR WRECKERS II
THE SOUTHWEST.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID Fol
CARS WRECKED OR RUNNING.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
For Sale-Automobiles
$685.

Must sell my 1918 Chevrolet tour
ing car; is in extra good condition,
looks good and has plenty of extras;
will put it in on house in west part of
town. Apply 1919 Woodland ave.
phone 2756. T
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
For Rent-Pasture

PASTURE to let for cattle from 100
to 800 head miles south of Queen
Creek station at S. B. Honk ranch. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

FOR SALE-Dresses and chiffonier
r. p. Willon. 1874 W. jefferson. m
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

HIGH oven gas range, 213 East Fill
more m
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Cheap, speedster auto,
good condition. Call Miller. opposite
Riverside Park entrance. m
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

WANTED Middle aged all-around
cook wants position in good size log
ging, mining or construction camp. Can
furnish the best of references as an al!
around cook. baker and butcher Pro
! fer permanent position. Box Ala.
| Republican
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05

FOR SALE-Dodge truck, almost
new. Batcher's Garage, los n. Second
Ave, Phone 673. D
Arizona republican., 1919-11-05
Wanted-Situation, Male

AMBITIOUS young man desires po-
sition with firm where advancement
comes through merit; willing worker;
now employed but would like to change
for different line. What have you?
Box 93B Republican T
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IN the
hands three sides the Town
miles the
General Francisco Gonzales
the reoeis
each time the report PROVED
false
military retn about the OF tne eoe
Just
confirmed observers
of siderabe force o
which left in that direction early this
General Gonzales says
has beeni in ouch through runners
In
Many Of the weod residents
to go on
there IS app
will not
Americans OF Whom
Juarez The people declare frankly mat tne
General Felpe as
a authorities.
civilians o'clock tonight and hat all
be the military
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LONDON. June l2.-The British au-
tborities are to be congratulated on tho
rapidity with which they are clearing
out the scum of the German and otncr
nations who found refuge IN Great
Britain in prc-war days. No city In the
world has ever had 10 tolerate what
London submitted 10 before 1914. md
the passing OF the aliens bill will make
II impossible for expelled foreigners yer
10 set foot on English soil again.
Among the latest OF tho dcportccs is
a German waiter who played many parts
in his time. his most successful role nc
ing that OF Baron Won BTocker. n
cousin Of the cx-ka'ser. His real name
was STREET.. and into his three-and-forty
years crowded more adventure and cpl
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FRAYNE TELLS Of LAb0R'S FIGHT /.
AGAINST LAW[ESS ELEMENTS

eral organizer Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. declared that orsaniza-
tion was as near ZOO per cent Amert'
can as it can be-" adding that It had
10 be constantly on guard against un-
American radicals. He described the
radical element having for IL object
tho overth brow OF the government oy
fore and violence. as consisting OF three
classes. representing anarchisn. synoi-
calsm. and socialism.
Mr.. Fraync declared the three groups
found a common platform on which
they hoped to lead the proletariat OF tho
country. He said the anarchists were,
"a small. but noisy and violent group
who have always advocated violence
and direct action"
The syndicalists. the witness Said,
were revolutionary In character. IA
vored irect action and engaged In gener-
al strikes and sabotage.
Mr.. Frayne said the sy!;6:calist1 Vno
favored ownership by the workesS ~
the workers, Of railroads. Minis and
other Industries. included the Indus
trial Workers Of the World. the Work
ers' International and industrial VoAoA
md the Socialist Labor party
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RAILROAD OPERATORS RALLY IN
SUPPORT Of STRIKERS; WON'T
HANDLE COMMERCIAL MESSAGES

CHICAGO. June 12.-Despt;e claims
Of union officials that $4,000 telephone
cpcratores were idle to-day. and the tie
up would be complete by Monday com
mercial telegraph business. particularly
between tho larger cities is being han
died on practically normal raSis. ac-
G, riding to reports 10 IN" commercial
companies hrre tonight.
Officers OF tho Commercial Telegra-
pher's Union OF America. which called
the strike 10 enforce demands that the
workers be permitted 10 organize. bar
gain collectively and OBTAIN adequate
wsxcs" were clated over an announce
mon, from ST. Louis that union railroad
reIerraphcrs were ordered 70 discontinue
handling commercial business after s
M Saturday The order was issued
hy f. ]. Nanion. president OF tn" Ordcr
~ Railroad photographers and AFFECTS
80 900 operators II was stated.
whether tho rsilroAd operators viii be
called out on sympathetic strike Will oe-
pepd upon developments Of the next few
days. il was stated.
-rha strike leaders gained further con-
s,dence through adoption hr the Amcri-
cap Federation Of Labor Of resolution
nIcdgi,z moral support to tho strike
"a
pro,brrhood NJ Electrical Workers. Tho
rn,on mon claim the brotherhood has
membership Of moro than l0H.hOO which
Includes tho bulk nf tn" union telephone
onerators throughout thH country. thas.
FORD. secretary Of tho Brotherhood. de-
I'D reports that som" ot tho members
already had walked ut IN sympathy with
the striking tclrEraphcrS
& J Kon"nkamp. president OF the
Commercial Photographers Union OF
America. who IS directing the strike
from headquarters here. after number
-, Ionz distance telephone conversations
nth eastern representatives declared
assurance had been gwen that the
..snrance that tho broker operators IN
Tew York would join tho stike as soon
=. dsvelopments warranted such action.
%eanvhile officials ot n" western
,-nion Telegraph Company claim that
80 .trike has been Conplete failure
a., rar as that company IS concerned and
-. officials OF the Postal Telegraph
C,nnnoany assert that traffic IS oeins
moved without interruption.
The association OF western nlcn em-
r,oyns which represents S. per cent OF
,he ernploycs OF the western Union, re
criycd telegrams from all sections OF
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KNOX
RESOLUTION Is
UP To SENATE
M'CUMBER VOTES WITH
DEMOCRATIC MINORITY
League Of Nations Supporters
Will Make Bitter Fight
Against Adoption

WASHINGTON. Juno I2.-Thc rrsolu-
tion Of Senator Knox. Of Pennsylvania.
former Republican secretary Of state.
10 hav, the senate declare definitely
il cannot accept tho league Of nations
intcrwOvcn with tho poaco treaty. was
put on tho calendar Of tho senate today,
for consideration carly next week.
In reporting tho measure the foreign
rclA' ions committee amended II. how
oyer. tn strike our the section which
would have declared It policy Hf the
American government to. cooperate in
combating any fuiur" m"na"" I" IN"
rcncc ~ Europe. Tho provision was
eliminated hy friends of tho resolution
after il became apparent that oth"rwis"
favorable committo" action on III" m"a-
sure Nigh, be endangered.
ON thcNmotton 10 amend as we'll as on
tho final vote for favorable report
all tho Dcmocrntir members voted IN tn"
negative and in each case they wor"
Joined ty Senator McCumh"r. Rrruhll-
can Of North Dakota. n lnaEu" support
or. On final approval tn" Not" stood s
to :.
Two unsuccessful motions - postpone
action by thc committee until next week
were n,adc hv Senator ri,tman. Demo
crat. of Nevada. and whom Senator Knox
later asked unanimous consent IN pro
sent tn" favorable report 10 IN" senate
tho request at first was blocked ny son
ator Robinson. Democrat. Of Arkansas.
Mr.. Robinson withdrew his ohjr"'ion'
however, upon an agreement thn' 'h'
senate should adjourn until Monday SO
thcrc would bc no debate on III" rNSoiu-
tion this week.
When the measure comes up tho frs'
Of the week it's supporters will try 10
rress il to an carly rot" 6" TINT u
adoptcd it will roach thr Versailles con-
ference before tho signing Of TN" treaty
Tho league supporters arc NPo"td 10
mako bitter fight against any such
action, Wh,lc they discla,m any ln'"n'
irn To conduct a flihust"r thHy say
thcv Will not permit n vote un,'l Nv"
resolution has bccn discussed Al lChRIh'
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sver TO the German counter.proposals
to the peace treaty. again registers op;
timsm. ...r
From Paris comes the almost dennite
satment that the reply Of the allied ana
associated governments to the Germans
is complete and that all that nov 10 re-
ouired to end tho tense situation IL to
draft the answer. present 1t to the Ger
mans and await nve days Tor their
final reply. whether they accept or re-
ject It, '
According to Q statement made Ia Z
responsible quarter" in PariA,-UAA
ments In principle on all the disputed
points have been reached by tho coun.
Gil, even on the question whether Ger.
many is to become q member OF :he
league Of nations and as regards the
holding Of plebiscite In Upper Silesia
Saturday has been set unofrcially a.
the date for presentation Of tho reply
10 the Germans.
In Austria-Hungary the political sit.
uation is considered serious. Reports
arc that a Communist government - TO
be set UP III Austria Sunday and that
the Austrian Communists will ally
themselves with tho Communist faetlop
IN Hungary. -.
In Germany, Gustav Noske. minister
OF defense, has thrown down the gannt-
let to the Radical Majority Socialists.
who have been attempting to force his
resignation and that Of Premier Scheide-
mann from the executive COMMITTEES Of
the Majority party.
1--WE are still in office and We Will
stick. because it is our duty to save the
German people," Eoske 0eclared- Noske's
strong hand in putting down disorder
was responsible for the demand for his
resignation. It Is believed.
The supreme council has Informed
Almiral Kolchak anti-Bolshevik leader
in Russia, that his reply to it's offer OF
allied support in the campaign against
the Bolshevik is satisfactory. This is
regarded as meaning de facto recosni-
ton by the allied and associated powers
Of the Omsk government headed BY
Kolchak and the furnishing Of mum.
tons and supplies for Kolchak's cam.
paign.
The British government has denied .
report that British troops ars operating
against PetroBrad.
Serious anti-Japanese agitation In
China, which may develop into q gem
eraI anti-foreisn movement II reported
from Toxic.
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scdc than many men do in whole i'lc-
time.
wcu snokcn. with nice manners and
rather handsome features. he had pas
sion for women. and in tho space ol r
rcw years h" claimed no 1N"cr ,han
hundred wives and swectheartS all 'Ve!
no coun,rv. Whether he ever went
,hrouph the actual form OF marriage
Nth half this number OF his victims
lawTu,Iy cannot say. but II Is pretty
ccrta,n that many OF his victims Nvcd
with him at some time OF other. de
snent money to make money. Tor roo
berry was the real motive which inspired
his amorous enterprises
In the West End he held jobs at sew
cral restaurants. and IN this way he be-
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BERGER PROBE GOES
over UNTIL JULY 7TH

WASHINGTON. juno l2.-After NIL
yankee Leader editorials which led 10
the indictment OF Victor Berger for 70
Iation Of the espionage act had been put
into the record today the house speciai
elections committee. investigating hts
right TO a seat m the house. adjourned
hearings until July !.
Adjournment was taken AT hr. SSr-
gers request in order TO give him oppor-
funity 10 prepare evidence TO meet
charges of ineligibility. Henry F.
Cochcms, counsel for Berger. asked the
committee to put Immediately before
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Camc acquainted with those on whom he
had designs. Unsuspccting visitors 10
London fell into his hands. and he had
no difficulty IN establishing friendship.
Poured Love INTO Victims Ears.
Like Landru. tho French Bluebrd ne
spoke luftily OF his family's wealth. and
Of estates to which he was heir in Cal
ifornia and other distant lands. II
asked why II was that he followed the
mrnial occupation he replied that this
was the easiest way Of acquiring the
language OF any country.
His method Of Fleeing tho unprcparcd
Of their savings and valuables was not
original. He simply poured love into
their cars and captured the hearts OF
(couttnned On PeRe Pourteen)
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Divergent Statements.

NEW YORK. June 12.--Widely diver
gent statements on tho status or the
Commercial Tclegraphers' union strike
were issued again tonight by officials OF
the Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies and union leaders in this city.
Edward Reynolds. vice president and
general manager Of the Postal. asserting
that many operators who went out yes
tcrday had returned and that not moro
than 220 percent Of the cornpanys en-
ploycs werc out. declared the strke IS
beaten now. and the men realize IT.
W. H. Fashbaugh. vice president OF
the Western Union. declared the strikers
had gained less than fifty adherents
throughout the Western Union system
today and that in all. anly "a few more
than 200 men are out"
Percy Thomas vice president or the
G T. /. A.. who - directing the strike
hnrc. scoffed at III" claims OF the COM
panv officials. asserting that the strike
had gained considerable Roadway during
the day. The total number OF strikers
now is close to $4,000 he said.
Mr.. Thomas added that operators en-
ployed in brokerage offices were ready
to walk out as soon as a strike order
was received from President 8. J. hon-
cnkamp in Chicago. Their walk out, he
said, Hould affect about 5000 operators
Throughout the country and would viz
tually tic up Wall street and other nnan-
cIal ccntcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
BAKER PRESIDED.

NEW YORK. June l2&Newton D. Ba-
kcr. secretary OF war. presided at a
meeting of the executive Committe OF
the National Consumers League here To-
day Congressman william Kent.
member of the tariff board. delivered an
address on the Proposed Federal Legs
la,ion Affecting the Meat Packing In
dustry." There also was an address by
Mrs. Eleanor Barton. member or the ex-
ccutiye committee Of the British wom-
ems cooperative guild
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{ Communists In Austria
VIII Be In the Saddle

LONDON. Jun" IA communist
government Will be proclaimed IN
Austria on Sunday with promise Of i'm
mediate success. according TO int"r-
nation in government circles here. IN"
best information indicates that, about
forty percent OF the Austrian army Is
Bolshevik. The communists arc expect
cd quickly to align themselves with the
Hungarian communists.
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,s luna DIV The Press-A complete accord has
bed nncple questions connected with te reply 70 tue
German contemporaries This statement was mAue ~ 1
xhvx q
French conference circles are v.rxnr
OF iornlgnI
doadock The the Sfesan question ne prop S,
league OF nauons anu "N
the delegates
Friday night though tne
not take pAee
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PARIS June 12By Associated attitude e
10 not clear because c W.
Gates unaware Of nature Of the ny a.. s
to rafy owing conflicting earlier reports o" "' ~ "
cations them. -. -. 81. ,n.,rb.,. a
German informally the prospective changes
n.her the the present
look the immediate nstalat'oh o 'aN'~~' S~~'",-
which will accept the treaty
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[YTEND
SUPPORT To THE
ONSk RUSSIANS

PARIS. June lo.--tBy The ASSoCi-
atcd Prcss)-Thc reply sent by the
council Of four today. to tho note Of
his associates in the all-RusSian gov
crnmcnt nj Omsk the support set forth
in the original letter of tn" council To
Kolchak This is interpreted h"r" AS
meaning dc facto recognition of the
iOmsk government. The text Of III" re-
ply follows:
"Thc allied and associated powers
wish 10 acknowledge tho receipt Of Nd
miral Kolchak's reply 10 their note OF
May c6. They welcome the terms OF
that rrply which sccm to ;hcn 10 be IT.
substant agreement with tho rrop"-
sitions they had made and To contain
satisfactory assurances for tho freedom.
'self-eovcrnment and peace "f inc
Russian people and their n"ighh"rs.
"Thcy arc therefore willing to eNt"nd
TO Admiral Kolchak. and his associates
tho support set forth in their oriGinai
lcttcr.
; (SlgrcdD "ILOYD GEORGE.
WILSON.
"CI.F:MENCEAC.
"MAE1SO."
II &c understood that tho support rr-
ferrcd 10 involves tho furnishing or
munitions and supplies for Admiral
Kolchak's campaign.
"A Uavas despatch from Paris also
includes the name Of Orlando. the ltal-
nm premier. among tho signatorIes OF
the allied and associated powers f'piy
to Admiral kolchak).
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NEW YORK. June l2.-R"p-
rcscntaiives Of the JOINT l"gis-
la,ivc committee appointed 10
investigate the activities Of rad
icals in this state. guarded by
several members Of .he state
constabulary. late today raidei
the Offices Of the Russian So
vict government in this city. aQd
took possession Of books and pa
pcrs found there.
l.. c. 4. X. Martens. .represrn-
tative hero of the Soviet gov
ernmcnt. was suhpoenaed and ta-
ken before tho committee for a
brief examination.
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the house his challenge 10 its turisdie-
tion. There was no intimaOon. now
ever. that this would be done now. Mr..
Cochcms contendcd that II his point was
sustained. ii would be unnecessary TO 90
through with a long and tedious hear
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n, country saying all workers were re-
porting for duty. despite the 'propa-
Sanda Of the strikers to spread the
trouble"
Fewer Postal employees were out to-
day than yesterday. according to reports
to the Chicago office.
President kOnenkamp charged that
tho refusal Of Postmaster General
Burleson to enforce the rule prohibiting
discrimination against union workers
had brought on the strike. He said that
Mr.. Burleson had been Informed before
the strike was called that all controver-
sy would be cleared up il he would per-
NIT tho right Of colectivel bargaining
and establishment Of tribunal TO 1l1
fair wages.
The Postal Telegraph Company In
hCicago which was hard hit by the
strike yesterday reported conditions pn-
improved to-day.
Delivery service Of both the western
Union and Postal was greatly harnpered
here BY the strike of all messengers
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NEW YORK. June l2.-With attend
ance limited TO members Of the commit
tcc. witnesses and newspaper represen-
tatives. the joint legislative committee
appointed to Invest iEatc Bolshevist
propa ganda in this state. began its ses-
sions here today. 4
The first witness, Hugh Frayne, 81
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By TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tho pcaco conference haromct rr.
which. for some time. has been vacilla-
tinGhctwcen p"ssimism and optimism
ns 10 Tho probability Of an early agree
mont by tho council Of four on the an
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'BRITISHER5 IN "H0P-0FF' TODAY

JOHNS 1.-THE vickesv bombing . opan M nOe
o'clock It's attempted
fight competition :5oooo London Daily Ma pae .ce0fs
Acock the airplanes snpp
Cnien 'ooH
second trial fight which thoroughly suocessfu
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Ell pAso returning Juaz at SID
Mexican officials that parties
federal
south the town. Other reports
said he troops entered the track