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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-06
DE NEGRI TURNS

NEW YORK, May ,. - Ramon P De Negri. until recently Mexican con .sul general in New York, under President Carranza announced here tonight that he had been appointed commercial agent of the. revolution lists by Governor de al Huerta, pro .visional head of the liberal constitu 'tionai forces now seeking the over throw of CarranZa.
 Mir. De Negri announced he would leave immediately to confer with the leaders. but had made no provisions to open the new commercial agency before his departure.
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mans into some act 1ustifying Polish invasion. Reischwehr troops have chen sent to protect the frontier.
 According to tho correspondent the immediate plan of the Poles is to bring Oppeln which is she seat of the provincial government, into their power.
 German workmen on Tuesday af- ternoon besieged the homes of the Polish leaders at Oppeln and demand ed the surrender of arms and the Polish white Eagle emblems which they smashed, says a Bl eslau dis patch to the Vossische Zeitung. The ,workmen afterwards invaded the of fices of the Gazeta Polske and de- molished the printing machines. Branch troops later were guarding the Polish buildings, but wrokmen paraded the town singing 'Deutshland uber alles-
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FEDERAlS TO FIGHT

AGUA PRIETA. Sonora. May 5. - Mexican revolutionists would welcome the assignment of an officer of the United States army as military observ CT to accompany General P. Elias Gales, minister of war under the revo lutionary provisional government. ac cording to message received here to day from Governor Adolfo de Ia Huerta. temporary head of the liberal movement
 Military information reaching
 here today was 70 the effect that
 Carranza forces were concentrat-
 ing at Monterey and San Luis Po-
 tosi in the northeastern part of
 Mexico for stand against the
 rebels and also at Torreon, south
 of Chihuahua. Officials here said they expected the first battle of
 the revolution to occur at one of
 these cities.
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DRIVE IN
 VOLSTEAD ACT
Wet Forces in House Arrange For Raid on Trenches of
 Prohibitionists

WASHINGTON. May 5. - Another effort probably will be made in the house toomrrow to repeal the Vol stead prohibition law.
 Anticipating this movement. the house rules committee $oday agreed upon a change in the rules which would prevent such attempts through to appropriation bills. There is some doubt as to whether the house would agree to the change before the repeal proposition was presented, but in any event prohibi tion leaders said the effort would fail just as it did on two occasions re Cently.
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Casas Grandes have arrived in Juarez during the last few days, according to military officials here Two hun. dred of this number reached here to. day,
 Gf eISl Jose Gonzalo Escobar, com lnaa11d Y of the Juarez military district 'wiif iemain in charge of the garrison hsfT- by, ok'ders of General Adolfo de ia Huerta, provisional commander of the revolutionary army, according to Sspof Cuen General Escobar has been piaised by de la Huerta for action 1e joining the new movement khe Juaiez attorney said. z -Carlos, Felix Diaz, of Mazatlan, Sinaloa, will take charge of the GUS. tom fotSe here tomorrow. Jose G. $ Loya, of Villa Ahumada, Chihuahua has assumed control of the national telegraph offices in Juarez.
 With band concerts, military parade, a bull fight and patriotic speeches. Juarez today celebrated the national holiday of "Cinco De Mayo" The patriotic society anu eight be- nevolent organizations of the town distributed 2800 pieces O clothing to approximately 20OO destitute boys and girls, gathered in the plaza of the customs house.
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Flores Besieges Port of MaZatlan

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) one officer and five marines were wounded. The marines are expected in Guaymas shortly with the captured vessel. The Korrigan II was commend ed by Major Losano of the CarranZa army.
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Colorado Tornado
 Kills Cattle Herd

GREELEY. Colo, May 5.-A tornado which struck seven miles northwest of Greeley at 2 D. m today, razed farm houses, killed livestock and wrecked telephone and telegraph lines. No loss of life has been reported.
 The path of the storm is described as 150 yards wide. On one farm a whole herd of cattle was killed.
 Telephone and telegraph wires were blown down near Wilington and com munication between Denver and the west was hampered
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POLES PLAN n
 CROSS BORDER
Germans Attack Homes and Smash Presses in Plants
 Of Newspapers

BERLIN, May .. - A dispatch to the Tageblatt from Breslau says that documents found on alleged Polish
 spies captured in the Militsch district
 of Silesia indicated that it is the in. ,tention of the Poles to seize middle Silesia as Tar as we Cdrtisch river and that preteXt is to be found in
 the driving of upper Silosian Ger
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Old Soldier Testifies to Won derful Merits Number 40 in Constipation, Stomach
 Trouble and CaiaYrh

National Home. Wis, May F, '19
 When I commenced taking Number 40 For The Blood, 1 was suffering with chronic constipation of a good many years standing. which finally developed into stomach trouble which got so bad I was unable to eat any thing that did not cause great suffer ing. 1 trisG good many doctors as well as everything l could hear of that was recommended for my com plaint. was also troubled with ca tarrh of long standing and I had dropsical swellings in my feet and ankles which the doctors said was caused by weak heart. I had about given up hope of being much better when | saw an ad. of your No. 40 in country paper and concluded to try it. l felt so much better after taking ono bottle that | sent direct to you for three more bottles. lhaye taken about two and half bottles and while not feeling entirely we'll. [ feel by continuing the use of 40. l will set to feel as well as l could reason ably expect for man or my age, I1 years. 1 hardly know how to osti. mate the value of tue benefit 1 have already received from the use of No. i0. and cheerfuIly recommend 1t to any one suffering as was" Morris Law. Witness to signature, Nelson II. Tease 40 is combination of the best alteratiycs selected from the best prescriptions received and com pounded by J. C. Mendenhall. Evans vile. Ind. 10 years druggist
 Sold by Lowell Drug Co, ana Cen = traT TSbarmacy-AdY
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.Carranza Rule in Mexico Nears End

CONTINUED FROM PAGE OWED
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Villa Lines Up ill
 Sonora Revolution

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ,oNEo
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-06

JUAREZ. Mex, aIay ,. Ten thousand revolutionary soldiers short ly will begin march upon Mexico City from the state of Chihuahua, ac- cording to an announcement made here tonight by Jesus NJ. Cuen, former federal judge of the Juarez district, recently appointed to aid in the trans fer of federal funds here incidental to the change of government
 "SiX thousand of the soldiers will come from Sonora" Senor Cuen said. The other 4UJJ will join the column on it's way south from Juarez. Seven hundred Yaqui troops from
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r CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
 sOuthward movement of the rebels along the west coast was continued, but there were no reports of eu- agreements. The request for naval protection at ports on the east coast was constructed by the government as precautionary. Although no overt act has been recorded in the vicinity of any of the ports. it is understood British consular officers concurred with American representatives that ships should be available near Tam -pico, Vera Cruz and Fronteras to af- ford refuge for foreigners if con sflict made temporary retirement ad- .yisable.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ,ONE) The decree was published in Orien- tacion, the official paper of the state of Sonora. The rule not only ab- plies to Sonora but ito such territory as we occupy or may hereafter. oc. cupy"
 Decree numDer two, issued by Gov ernor de la Huerta specifics an iii- crease of ten cents, national gold, per day in the pay of private soldiers, in order that they might provide conE mon necessities for their familiess The pay was one peso a day Soldiers are fed and clothed by the govern ment.
 MORALES, Hfay :. The an nouncement of Governor de la Huerta that he intends to make Mexico bone dry threw consternation into the ranks of Americans who have been fitting up modern cafes in Nosales, .Sonora, in anticipation of an early lifting of the lid. Wholesale liquor dealers across the line declare their belief that the danger of prohibition has been exaggerated.
 Anxiety regarding the health of Adolfo de la Huerta, governor of So- nora and commander pro tenn of the revolutionary forces of Mexico, was expressed in Nogales, Sonora, today, following his arrival from Agua Pri- eta. It was feared that an operation for appendicitis might be necessary.
 Governor de Ia Huerta was ac- companied by General Francisco Man 70, commander of the military forces of Sonora. and GilberJo Valenzuela, president of the Sonora congress. One hundred soldiers. well uniformed and completely armed and muni- toned. formed the military escort for the governor Half of his command vii lremain in Nogales, and the rest will proceed to Sinaloa, to reinforce General Angel Flores.
 J. NJ. Arren'iondo, Mexican consul at Douglas. was in Nogales today, conferring with Gustavo C.. Herman dez, recently appointed Carranza con sul here regarding the consular situ- ation at this DO {.
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Stltgrapbiides 2luerlei.
Gcr pragoricrtc g,,,ic;offcr.

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pon Gbcridleuen cet 5nm orjttcg
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Miaiieu=6 6inridtnng i'll Mios=
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auf 0iia TeiIe 0os @ertrauen eincr
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uno eriuhr iare 8Idne su cinenl 9uf-
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theiIten @erIdeporcr. peIhe sic Stln-
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gSicn. Serliu in iiini StnHScn.

Sic &llituertcbrs. .t8eieuihott III
g&cu ud,ict clnen 6ernocnit GIN.
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ihlub nad, Moaano mo Gnalano.
Gin l,loe toitct 2500 Mnrt, Ser
Tlua plr0 picrcinbolb bis liinl
-ttU0rH nnrern
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&cr6aitnna cincS Observation-Disclosures

9lti Der ztrcdc 2ambcrg @ely
mllroc i'm g2oridIaner Sdlueuiua
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fulautcn cine uc1t 5hmuaQlcrbanoc
mti Der Strefc year darI-&rotau
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Srr;idt Sapans.
gSsro oic HaHcnirage oicsmaI nuf Der
yiga &criammIana Hidt Snr
SpradIe bringcn

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Cine &Ohunugsnot. Srag0Sie

cine ridtiac g8obnung5not Srov
Iooie ipleItt iih in 9arrbeim be,
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HInai3tnnna i'm Nauir Shliicn.

Ter S,onpt IUJid)W 9lulmt (hui
len &atcr m0 <iuN1it IbuNW S0an
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ter mo Gom i.crL o.r ruu ned
lGlucl %1~han0lnaaeu sur Ger
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&;rlincr CicIcbrtc nadI %cdino.

Ser Iripat,ast"t 1.lr &iltlaturgc.
ldlutt az 0yr &tanjiIeu &oaldulle
IN &1Ilu Sm.icurat Lr. @h
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hG1cu @onurorprofelipr cruaunt
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laun >>tna, NcraueQsb,r ocr y&al
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Sin irnnj0iidcr NutOparf nieocrgc-
aebrGnnt.

Gn 8robicucr brad in Scr che
moli1cn }trt!lcriefoluue in Ct
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fcttru wcr0en Or Sdaocu ioII
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ial0 %IItin uodl Der aus ser Ukraine
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5luca in @ou0on ihre;pt. 0ie0luit
jmiihcn Dem britiIheu 9lusmdrtiQc,
2lmt un0 Ser Wtoataaer Sopiet Rt.
qitruuQ habc iid in oen lctr2n (od.u
crueitert. Cic Meinun9aocr1MGotr
hr,ten ioIlcn iid) auf arlNoi06Iidlc
Fra9cn, ME Die @luSfltbr rl,iiiid,cu
@ol0c2 uod Gn9lun0, Die rlgi'jlhtn
SdluIoen. iomie 9oIid)cpiti Gropo
9anoa iulrrboIb oes gritIid1eu Hci
tlCH heiichCM.
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G0r fujeH tot 0i, poini'dte
Eoii0arwoliuHs in &oian pcr'l1b
oay a0a 4l5uitn0tmqeu aus oem
9.lalaa0t. AID, oua 1cuilG'.Uu0
nj. nmocicujar" au3we5eu l.lt@
wcm 'te Wdt Lrt1Glgo0l m0 @tras
Icu5c}rtdHdnr ia poln'}tgr @pra.9e
uu.,iH NIr 6os .Rcab>po'unai'
'Urtum MITE +; bat Die Fo'tolnt
SION III %oiu oie obcr g,namtt
@cria8Hug rldBlngia 8cmat't
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1rucrbnns in Sbcntcr umaelunuOclt.

Observation-Disclosures ,i0lcl Ilet9
lat Der 1tGot 1ieidcu1all NauerL
at1eboieu oui eneat Soften oas
i.dotids Gcuctbou3 am G9i0.p.a3
m Elm [btater lulabogcn mn uad)
H6laui ooa - Sabrcu n0 Die Sidot
iibcrae6eu ~ loiign. Ter Sia0tyot
hat Ucidloiwu 0un l'roeit ltoe mr
ma1ldjg NorocuHg onQtoci1cn ~
Ia'eu
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icbcn, geIong nldt peridic0cne Gcr.
trctcr, oarunter Ole pom 9tcuieeIauo
NuItraIieu ml0 N$lOieL beiciduetcu
Die 1cplantr Sunlmc uou iicbcn Ntjl
liouen 5frant @ol0 fjir 81 bod acgrii-
len Qaraulhin murot am Wjtnpoh
e;ue neue S;tuna Scr @irtbihaft3
9lu2idtliics nbachnlten, nm Die %or
dujh!dgc uodn1nl2 III pritiln.
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SerbauOlnngen itOfen.
Abhrudl ocr Tricocna Goniercn; in
Hign Orollt pc0er; GIuft 5iuiidlcu
Sunoon nno Yostau.
Ff1o. , Tps

tlJA, ~t5
Q2je in Rjaa oerIautet, befiirht1i
man n,e3ey bsn 2tt5rlh Der ltntor.
aon0lun1er }piit'er GoIen un6Som.
Is. 3iu5Lono iJber Sen cn03ijItjccu
,7r.eoensitlub. G1 Die rtiiidlcn 9e'
uollr5tt,Gtcn alle IoriA,d7c osrQo.
fem o5IebNeB I'm allen 2tuaidnjiier
Der Gea'er1n3 He5t I'D, Die Arbcit
5uHcrit Icng'am air.
,So''5 Der &oriiBer Ser ruiijifcr
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Sampfer acfapcrt.
Sricit, I. :

Sricit I. Gc3.
9lndp 1rieIt miro berit0tct, Der
Ganlpfcr Norellto nit elmer 2nolmg
Wcbl lm0 ssuttcr, lei in Der Ndhc
bon EoIo non 2eutcn o'9lmutn5ios
gefupcrt luorocu.