Roseburg review., May 05, 1916, Image 1

EBU
TRAVELERS SAT
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ItH-ul puMr In ItotiKla County.
Itnorbnric l Die best town In Ore.
iron anil luu the best outlook for per
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Vol!
U.Y.
kosi in no, oiii:t.i. 1 mim i:rit;, my pun.
No. sr.
ptbucitt TH.T PAYS.
Germany Yields to Practically
All American Demands
CWA'GE IN NAVAL WARFARE
Hereafter Hmhjnlmen Will Not Be Sunk
Without Warning or Without Saving
the lives Aboard the Ship
Ill' It I. IN. May .". Hy wireless via
Kayv ille l . (lennany lias ielded to
practically every demand of the
American submarine note. Kvery
possibility of a break has apparenilv
been avoided. The reply is a com
plete back si .uind, coin! it ion ;t I upon
Anierirn forcing England to observe
fully the principles of international
law. It fully concedes to President
Wilson's contention that no mer
chantmen, whether freight or passen
ger, shall be torpedoed without
wavniiu unless they resist or attempt
to eM-ape. The submarine cominaml
ers have received new orders meeting
t lie demands. Germany expresses
impc'l confidence that these orders
' executed in good faith.
i if.' in. re does not emicede. that a
submarine torpedoed tlie Sussex. It
saiil thai Germany is investigat in
t ;i is case furl her. The note states
"the German government thinks It
of little avail to enter into detail? at
the present staire of affairs, and par
t ii u!;rl v be is America unfitted
In subs!:; nti He its use . ti'in by any
ri't'eren-'e to concrete facts. Germany
will only state that it has imposed
f.tr ii-;i'hii:K restraints on the use of
t' -' "iibriarine weapon, solely for the
c iiii'b Jation of ncutials' interests
an' ibs, .lie the fa-t that these re
st i i' tiitns ai lieo -ss.ivtiy to the ad
vantage "1 Germnnv's enemies. Kng
luiiil and her allies hae never shown
such consideration to neutrals."
Germany does not doubt that the
I'nii"d S'-it'S will now demand and
insist that. Knglnrsd forthwith ob
s -r-.e the rules ot international law
i' ii' eoa' iy reromiized before the
war. Should st-ns taken by the I'nit
e.l htat.-s ni-r attain tlie object ot
h;tv:-v the law-' of humanity fol
low . ' by uV l.eiM-:rent nation.-.
Geimar.v .will t h-n be fa'-int! a new
;uatio:i in whith it must reserve a
complete libert ol decision."
tlermany notifies Ahierira that the
frillowiiiK orders were handed to sub
marine commanders:
"In accordance with the Kneral
principles ot a vi-it and search !
fore the tlesti u tioTi ot merchant ves
sejs. re-ouiuzed bv International
1 m w such is'ds bth within and
without the area ileclared a war
?one shall not br sunk without warn
iim or without savini; human lives,
niile-s th sbivs ailempt to escape
or offer resistance." ,
abine! Meet;.
W SU I N'GToV. Mav Althoimh
the i.il.inet met this tuorninif to dis
ens-; i he German note, no a t ion is
e i . t- I nut il the oi filial text is
.iM'l. prnhahly ti.n.mrow.
A!'.-r the iiieetina there was no
ii"- si ion but that t he ft nation is
f'itlliil'tl' I I. -P.ieiir mmiii
tb unotfhial t-t to t.i cahm-t. A
fina' 'I'--ision is e. neited late tomor
row 'ter the ofiirial note is deliv-
- ,i Mciiibeps of the cabinet re-fu.-ed
t" eomn.eiit on the reply.
i:n,i:;.u:(. is i.ai uhii.
w. r,. -. wlin ji lt ii titly
i .l.il inn i sM... V:ih.. on ar- t ,,. ,i .,: tii' CI I
( nun ul H i' f . rioii illn.-si. of hi" of lln ci.. .lilin.i. -i: .... m r
v in. h i.- ritt.-n :i l.-tt.-r to Tin" Un-jlum- Im-.-ii a."'i.-'.ir. .1
i.-w in .l.i'h hi' siii 1:. i-v.-rtu to jiram."
r. inn, to ll'i-'l.uri; femn !! inak- tils r 1 1 a 1 '.i 'I ''
fmiiro horn.-. -Uo l-iirif ithout 1 ttfrvi,.,. ,, , ih.- ! i-.- .t
1 i 1 1 . i i:;. pi. i Iim'ih: ul l I tvr jIOM.,i uj ininiL-ii. 'I'm
it. .'. " j.; hi Mr. Hak-r HI III" I' l'i'l'. ii not "..H-'.i I"' . i.l.'l --ami
I Infill to rlirn tlnro to ii.ui.it or i:i.:t"l i- o.ns
p a., ii v ; .- r i . inn n' lioiii.." Mr. r;;tli'-r t.ian !i;i. k a r... !'
I .ik.r vkiisimI in III a Im-l- ih.,i it j nail t:n-:.i;-J
n ii.-r.. 'nr wial n:o!.tl.ij anil ir .i.e. -. 1
i i : to w.l! k'iown In tlii iiiiilnv i - r. .
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w.'.. (l.i.til-'i i.n.l a n'lm- 4 raiiri'n! . t 1 r . in !. 1
w!!- h.r of ill.- 1 If -! .ii:t.!ow. 4 'I.'- '--.'lit Hi" .-in' i.
J lll"M. I. 1 IliTf J no 4, o I. ., I . IK .:
4 loc ,.f T'l- k a 4 -v I ! :in i a in
;. l.rin.i-1' rail, ar- 4 inn-i. '"" ;'':''': ,; "' '
4. ro-'lh.e t" r.-M.r r- . :l In A ,n Hi.- f.'.l 1 i K!
j t,i, rltv 4 tra'.i " 1 n lH" .m.i.-i .
4. ronntv o!.l- In I' it
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SI'tMM(i IS Al l iW I P !
IN t M I'll! US; 1
HlsM, is li;ot:it
(XKVKI.ANIj. May a.---Spooii'ng,
will be o. k. in Cleveland, parks,
wtilih opened tcul.iy. City oftuiuW.
though diticring in their definition,
believe th.it spooning thoiild be en
! countged.
i " Proper spooning Ik holding
hands." said Park Commii-sioner
NYwell.
! 'Heart it'll Fighs, languishing
1 k la nrc s, soft coning w(iri. but no
holding ot hands, is proper spotui
intc."' naii, Alex lUmti'i, diret tor
of pub! ir utilities.
Safety Id rector A. H. Sproty,
whose cops will see th;:t the spoon
ing rule Is obeyed, a'ose lo speak as
follows:
"When tiif band plavs ragtime,
and the moon pla s peek -a-bo ,
"I see no barm, in a masculine arm
"Slipping rou:iU a slim waist, do
you?''
Spooners n. a v eveo kiss. 'Sup
post the hearts of two low-rs had de
cided henceforth to beat as one,
said Fitzgerald. "Who would deny
them one discreet kiss? The law
wouldn't."
EDLNBOWER RESIDENT
SERIOUSLY HUH! IN
GAME WITH CHiLDREN
A. M. llelmboldt. of Kdenbowe'.
(I i." years, nearly bled to death
l-i':? niulit follow ins a blow on the
head which lie sustained while play
ing with some of tlie n.'iuhborhood
children. Kor over t .vo hours the
physicians worked be ore It was
found possible to stein t ho flow of
blood, and the man was finally taken
to Merry Hospital. Thi'4 morning he
v as iinpro eil, but he wil i probably
he in the hospital several da;, s.
According to parties who witnessed
Tie accident. Mr. HelMibnldt was run
ning as were several others eni:ag"d
in ill" game, when he unexpectedly
came into collision with his son. The
hitter's hen 1 struck the injii'vd man
squarely above the i ilit eye. The
region of t he e v w.is i e-. l:ediatt -1 v
blackened, and a hei"orih;:g:- was
ii'duied through the no-e. pouring
forth volumes ul' blood which greatly
evci'eil those pr-'sent. Ll'diHboblt
w as h un ied tn tne of : ic s of Dr.
Hoover, where the physician with tlie
Velp of several others fii aliv sto n'ed
the blood. It is ledievi d on. ot th.'
imnes of th head mu-t b b'o'i'-n.
Tlie darkness ol the cm iuti. at tii
time wan given as the caie of the
icvident.
fOUR IRISH RECEIS
WERE EXECUTED TODAY;
OTHERS GO TO PRISON
Iil'itUN.' Mav .". Four morn Irish
leaders were executed lodaj . They
wire Joseph I'lunkeit, Kdward I'alv,
Mil hael D'Hannahan ami William
IVarse. Kitteei; otlor rt-lel leaders
were condemn d to death, but their
sentences w re comm tc ed to ten
years iiapi 1-onmeiit. Hi." w as st n -tciie
d to eiyht v. ars and I o o'h i s
tti ten wins each. Further trials are
proceeding.
DRAIN-EIKTON STAGE
rr
LU,
SAYS CONGRESSMAN
VASIIINC.T'N'. " i; ' ""
s. iiiattX
.rot.-t with I il ' I . 1 1. , ..i i
m.-Til niiili.-t tin- if fiil ill .li.'liiii
i!onii.-nt ul In.- tnr rm- b-t -.
I it :i i n :iint I : i k 1 1 m . U! .
" Snou lfl 11' :! i- ;n. ii'
(liSflllllinii'Ni." Ml". MiiAl" '' i'
wmiltl not on'., a-iiiii. I". i 'i .1'
t iTuni ul lin n 'i-'ii'. i. .i 1 -'in
ply alliirl'i! In i.. t - 1 Co-'i
liilS Uiilli-. .1 Wlilll 1 ili' . !!''
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f : i, Hi
Ill IV l.M Iil S HAM).
hi.lt' Kiiior of tlie I.'fi llitii.l Al
in..1 x.M-isl h llan.l ,.'.
Th I l.vtar-.ii.l son of Mr. a 11 1 1
Mrs. X. M. Kirkfit.lall. of t'anias
X'itlloy. was liru'.lKlit to Kos.
jwburB !:.
'i'tunK sulloriiiK from a sitioiis in
jury !' the UMl hanil. Ai-roi ilin lo
tlie story told by lir. Uoovi-r, the
atti'ii'Uni; iihysii-ian, the tioy wits
rliupiiinK wood V, hell the ae slljipi il
in sin li a manner as to allow the
rar'Ti:
finuer w;is almost severed from th'
hand. The wound hied profusely and
lite lad was hurried to Koseburt! fur
mednal treatulent. It will be several
days. accordtiiE to lr. Hoover, be-
fore he can determine whether h-
an save the firmer. The boy is well
known in the Camas Valley vicinity,
where he has many friends who re-Ki-et
to learn of his unfortunate ac
cident. May Term of Circuit Court Will
I Convene cn May 22
John Stdiitiff and tko.J Wallers Probably
Hill Be uni-itd by the Gidr.d Jury
Early in the Term
That the criminal docket at the
re j ular .May tei m ot t ii ciiii Com t
will be the lightest in hmmlas Coun
ts for several years was the predic
tion made tii is morniim by Hist : -id
At t uruey (leoi ge Ne uner. C'ii ctiit
Court w ill convene in Ifie-eburi? on
;a Jl'. and it i.- expe.ted that the
,;iai;d jury will be called together a
ic.v iwivs preceding that date.
Th.,, ni, nl ,.re...iit enly tvrn Hi.
l.oilmt ,,i.il anions s.hniuU.l
lur ina! duiiiiK (lie coniiui; term of
coillt. On" ol these ciiM'S ii.vohe-.
.Ii HI 11 St a lit lift, Ot ItoSebiil e,. jiile
the other involves llaroid Wat. rs.
Cre k v icinity. Standi IT is charged
with ai-sntilt with Intent to kill,
w bile Waters is accused ot as: a ni
with a dangerous weapon.
Staii' liif was arrested here a ( vv
wi eks ago on complaint ot Mc Kin
ley Morlev. Morley chargi l that The fii- annual conferem of th
while he was enroute to his home tn pa:-ent-T a h-r A f. iatiois- u
Kdeubower be was ail;.t kel l,y Stan- i(,i;gias i.uiny i-m. in .1 a coi; ,i -hhi
ciilt and strmk on the head with a ).,,. hi- ;,,, v n. n-i.
lock. Cpon beij: arraigned bet'me VVi.;(. Ui aniT..laiic. i-cm v.i:i-n.; sc.-
.Iitice ol tile Pear, . H. liiddle. Mr. !ums f J,,. .mint, and i en-ddera rile
Stanciitl was Mrst held without bail. lr; t Ua?! ,;,, j ii, u. . - v-
A few days later he was released on ,.ruj matter. brought up lor discus
bonds in the sum M $7.n. At the in
time of his preliminary hearing Mr. -,n,.V S s. y.,tu ..,,, , m, :l
S.amli.f alleges he was n.,:i!.ei in ,,(llInl ilin (1,.l!in,.
h:- act for the reason that Mor.ev , , . t..,,-. . ,. ,,.i.,.r ,
h.ul iiiTi.'ist.Ml i" innii k nit' iition to
'iw. Moili'V nil mill '"! li:iir
Ikcii in .-miitm n ' with .Mr. Slan-llf l
ilium .ti ion oi l iiioiiii, whi'll t'Xiti.i
iiii-il on ilin wilin ?s ."liinil. I'm m v -
,1 n.iiiit!t .r lir til till' :i-';: nil
.Stiin. liK liail Ii"' n .-iratiaml ti n.'
hi ii i'i-, iiiTiii'ilitii; to thi' to '.in on
U.I.I III I'll at tin: tll.ll.
Ihitolil WutiTn. who is -mail in-: In
iiiii.nr liilcn- II" 1:111111! juiy on a
. Itari!.. of a?.-:. ult ih il..:iK' r.,ii
;i in i a . i ai 1 !.! ol at i.h k IliL' I 'n : 1
K.i.!i'i l, on In "i '" li W iti'i "a1
in a-. ft..il ii.:i.. ins liu- ill i" ! n
mnilt anil wa Inn-!' nil alum il ill tin-jii-lii'i'
niurt. Hi' hi lil tu u "
,. ar I., l ir.- tin- Kiali-I jut v iiin! Ii;i'
f ii.-.. h. .-n in tli' ' oiinly lull, li"-'
I u .I's In ail wa- ii'.iiL.- i it'l'.'. i'l ii''''
,-.'"i;il iitit'liis wit'' tiiii-.n.' to
.. t ' . . . wii'iii'l- Tin- tionlili. !"
t.Min Wat.'i ' ati'l llo'liinil .'!-' th'
. .;,. iml'.n "' " C -! '"' ' " ;'
of sunn' Inn -. -. H 'is ' 'ini'i..' I t
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fnm-nc Intinrliorl Tflrrifif Al.
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taik Northwest of VcnlL'ii
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LOKEZEPPftiN was destroyed
AusllidD TorOfdo (kdiS tUM Wilh iiilicR
r
ScU-iLifOIl at th MtUth Iff the Pfl
River List VVitfr.csddy
i PAKiH. rdav a.- l.annchini; te-il-
lu- iiitatks ni'thwest o". Verdun, fol
lowing v hdent artillery action, t he
(b rnians lantured adviinced trenches
at a few points, so the commun-Miie
a.inii:-.. Flsewheic they wem re
' pul.-i d w ith ltsst s. South of tlie
m:hu f a Herman attack tailed.
..'p.H'lin Is iVMenyed.
i SALONIKA. May .'. A Zeppidlll,
inicnr i;pon liiitliiir; the allies' camps,
' w.is destroyed here today. This is
l Ii.' second Zeppelin re porn d de
:n.ed wHhin tlu last . I houra.
Foeiny Ib'j.t" l laU.
V 1 1 N X A , May . - Austrian t ot
p. .In bo,!):' daslied with im Italian
siuadrou at the mouth of tho i'o
er "ednestlii , w hile A ust i iati
aeroplanes were bomhnrdinu Ha
ve una, it w as an i: ou need officially.
CONFERENCE CLOSES
Pareiit-Tcacta Meclin? Was a
Grand Success
VKITf- lA F?iTFftT
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JAy PrOJffl ir.Ul:i!( J AjufCSSPS, DiS-
u,m in! a Numbrr of Miuitul
Sflctta Dtlttfs Pleased
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of the must int-'i e. i i 1 1 lt nu in Iter .
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WHAT AIIOI T Ktsi:s7
Tril.l.f S.ti Kom-Ihii-u Shonlil
tiilMit.i ICosfs Atitoliu I'ttwii):.!-.
l ave j i.ianv roses as voil
r j
v li v
lout the ladles
"i lio .i .iii s,.t bust- and dislril.ul.
,i,,, ..,, passinK
ihmiiiih here on Southern I'acitU-
1 un
was the Inquiry The Itevievv
1
is iiiori inn tnroumi tne
T'-e lnu:i
was written on
I card and was signed "Trav-
In foroor e;irs the ladles
Ko-, bm-i; vi-ite.l many of the
lias passim; t !n on;;!i this city and
1 t him!-
roses were distributed
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ach iUw
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bneiiial t
inu received was erv
) lloitburn cannot be
d.nibted. lo t
the ladies will
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t cer-; ti'is ear will probably be deter-
d a 1 a nice; in u of t he I. a. lie
Auxiliary to be held in the near fu-
i 'ire.
Wedding Tonight Unites Couple
Who
rninp rtwv.Q fpt.m ftfi ihaua
UiWOl tUdki) hj UilLMIiWiTlH
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Cfl;rtsp:3Jrcfe oraifj th. A(jaamld&rcsliip
Whith Will Be CuIffliRdteJ in Mdrridce
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I. A, ttllW IS iHe farCCm
Cupid never w en a more dai ing
vbtoiv. nor did he ever su-taiu with
Mich brilliancy f'is repntation for
cii1 y ot i u cniiifi and t tie display
tii u it 1 ul wiits, as in1 ditl in this city
l"...v., i ill.ti'i. linu a roipance ot let
le:s ,1'el oitl. tilling hi:
:'. . -b handed.
'11. e ii.ipi - a!iair width will end
in liu1 wi dwiiiH ol o: e ot Uo-eburg's
i,n t 1 i :.spn.h d citizens and a
- .,; :ii :il yf.n.;', bride from (ikla
! (.'. -i w ill 1-e c in bub . I at I he home
(. r. a. w d1 .it, Sout: stepiiens
sliiet. ;,t T.-'t o' bx k thh. evening.
pe . i . cb a es will p rturm tlitr
CeienKlli;.'.
When Mr. Wilb-r took the T : :H
(ran lmi lit ll'i.- piiiuiiii; but a very
tew of hi;. I ( i .-t t ; P uds knew he
wa- on his u.i to li.eet III", luile
w bom h" li.ei i e 1 1 r s- n. Si .ireely
li; ore l)i in two 1 1. ill i s a; I" rward, how -c
. ... he rr! 'i fm .1 ,i. i ompanied by a
i i;,, linir. iiiinb -t and attractive
...i.i g lailv wr.o had tett foui days
l.i . , : it.-, I t i 1 1 ; ber toi in. r tmliie at
1)1. I U ! . i b (i li i a . The ouple
in ei tin pa i'i tlie irto trains
tp ar Oakland. '1 be lad Is Miss Ada
,:m,n-
Wilber's ti.eitd. who were in
hi t:.,. i t e ;it the train to
i.,,.. th.. in air! ih" i nllii iail lA.-nt
I n: i n it. li 1 i Mr. Will..." - ho
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Tit Alt Mm IHH.ITICS;
1H THIIM IS I'l. i:tv
WAliKK.V, 111., Mav ft. Mm. An-
eela It. i'anfielil. tlu. nnlv n
ma or in Illinois, is ready to tiuit
wiien her term expires next month.
She says she has had a good lime
but she's tired of hem mayor.
Mrs. Caniield. who runs n milli
nery shop with which to help out her
yearly income of $i as mayor ol
Warren, is Koinn to dose out her
business and k l California to live
' ltcnini!nn up my bovn. the conn
cilmcii. wa. ureal aniusement." Mrs.
Canfleld said today. "My aldermen
derided one night that they did not
want to call me inavor, and would
rather call me president. 1 told them
that Webster savs niavor foriiierh
meant one who keot herds of cattle.
1 in) iiiuii 1 pui anvtuioK over on
me.
Here are some of the Improvements
Mrs. Caniield has aceontplidied since
sno took office. Abolished wife
btalfiiK and spitting on streets; stop
ped automobile speeding ; closed all
pool halls: taui-ed the covering of
all candies, meats and vegetable
displayed for sale and forced econ
omy in electric and gas liKhtlliK.
WDDIC ELECTION WAS
VERY QUIET AFFAIR;
AIKFNS CHOSEN MAYOR
Kiddle's annual city election took
place last Monday, May 1, and the
event passed so tjuletiy that there is
little lo relate In connection there-
wl(hi saVtt the KltIlUo TrlbuIie.
Kih,' ,,,l,ot aHt tl,fi ,n-
tire list of city officers whoso terms
explreil were re-i lcted. The ordiu-
auce grantiiiK A. bZ, ltrais a franchise
for the establishment of an electric
light and power business was ap-
proved by the voters almost unani
mously, there being 7:( ror the linn
chise atul three against, out of I lit
total oi SO votes cant.
The vote of the oilier candidates
triumph M K muo : r or ina or, i. r
Aikins. fi'J; for couuclluien for two
year term, It. I-. Kverelt, 1 4 ;
Harry Cutsforth, 1. A. lean, 117;
for ctiumtliiian for one-year term
In. C. H. l-nsh, 72; for recorder.
Ceoigo I'raler. 71; for treasurer. It
It. ItulwiiMle, S. The holdover
members of t he council are O. A.
Ho user and K. I). Tow nsend. The
votes not accounted for above are
scattered about a complimentary tor
diiie rent persons who were not in
anywise candidatea.
WHEN STORM STRUCK
CENTRAL IOWA TOWN
1 Ml SVTINK. Iowa. May
Tw(Mltv houseK w-re carried away
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uprooted, at:d jo.ooo acres of bind
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sail, thiir ttti'.ts
MOTORCYCLE THIEE IS
TRACED HERE; SALEM
YOUTHS HOT ON TRAIL
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Iiolnt III SniithiTn Oifiton
AGREEMENT REACHED
BETWEEN SCOTT
ID OBREGON
American Troops Will ProbaLfy
in l)
MAY PUBLISH TiiE AGREEMENT
Gel CarrdRa Toddy Announad Thai the
Amtrnan Proposals Were Sdlisfadory
Conference Was a Suiicss
KL PASO. May Ceijeniis Ahre
K011 and rtcolt today expected to for
mally ratify their agreement tover
inic operations of American troops In
Mexico. Sligbt modifications by
I'residi nt Wilson and (ieneral Car
ran za before giving their approval
will probably not alter the plans es
sentially. No further changi: are
anticipated, it is announced that a
part of tho agreement will be pub
lished when Hlnett.
l'ro'NMil lt Act-eptiM.
MKXICO CITV, .May Cej-oral
Carriini.a liaa aceTded tho American
proposals as outlliied at tlie Seott
(Miregou conference, so his secretary
announced. It is further staled that
a sat isfurtory conclusion has been
reached regarding ihe pre-.tice of
American tnmps in CMimahua.
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Kli PAS:. ;dav ("eiieral
I'err-hing is believed to have definite
ly located Viilu. ac tudiir to an an
nouncement from tltneial I'unston's
headiiiaiters t a is attt-ruoon. The
unnAiinct ivm nt Is b i-i'd mi a tt le
gfji ni from 1 i m i 1 ivrsdiini,. Villa's
loci; ion is sup pi ei d li 1 1 .
;i:u:s tnsiiiuv position'.
IU IK i.l '. May 5. flerma n troops
occupied a sabi nt west of Avocourt,
alter lie an liierv d' ove out the
l-'ri-n h, t w as oft i:,i lly nMiounced.
fter destro-. ing t!n- position the
(i ei inans abandoned it. A Hrit Ish
bl Ida ne w a-' c.t pi u - - I ol t the coast
levi Holland, but its occupants es
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