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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES,' NEPHI, UTAH THE Palace Barber Shop Winn Huildin;? Main Street Everything Naw and First Claee Work Up-to-d- at VILLA IS FLEEING TOWARD APRIL SHOWERS VILLA IS DEFEATED IN FIRST SKIRMISH PAUL Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men Courteous Treatment to all ho shins stand and bath tub in aonnaetlo AGENT WOH PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY ROBERT LOMAX, Proprictot Lawrence A. Miner Notary Public j. Bid.. NEPHI. UTAH h. Mcknight El Paao, un wounded eight men, orricE A. BOOTH Fle.-trk- . Ostler & Allen ng City Meat Co. up-to-d- Courteous Treatment to all J Dr G. IRONS VETERINARIAN :: NEPHI :: UTAH El Paso, Texas. Texas. Francisco Villa, and accompanied by only was at Satevo, flfty-fW- Surprised by Amer the main body of Villa'a bandita waa put to flight on March 29, after sixty Mexicans bad been killed and four American ican soldiers, s tnllea south of Chihuahua City, two days ago, according to Information reCOUNTY ATTORNEY ceived here Monday from Mexican ATTORNEY AT LAW aourcet which have proved usually reliable In the pat. IN COURT HOUSE It this Information la correct, It NEPHI. VTAH bears out prevloua reports that the bandit chief U headed toward Parral and is leading hia American pursuers J. by at least sixty miles. The nearest point to Satevo which the American DENTIST troops are known to have reached la Office Roman Nos. 6 and 7, Venice San Antonio, sixty miles to the north Theatre UuilUinjr. west. Phone No. 123-- J The route aald to have been taken by Villa Is one with which be is thoroughly familiar and which, indeed, Is among the peons as "Pane no's r.!ODERfrBARBER SHOP known road." From Guerrero It leads aeons the continental divide through the Par First Claaa Work pass into a broad valley which W make a aperlaliv nf and Faea S.!p runs east to Sanandres, Villa's old MAHHAiKBath and Rhn Hhlnlng Hiand In Connection, headquarters, thence south to Santa atchalor Bros., Preps. Venliw Theatre Uldg-Yaabel, the scene of Villa's massacre of eighteen American mining men, and then southeast through Satevo to Parral. The man who brought the story of Villa's arrival at Satevo here gave a Manufacture that ever-lasticircumstantial account of the bandit's Hand-mad- e Harness maneuvers and plan of campaign. While his story la Impossible of veriOld Rampu and Kaddiee (nod a Baa fication, his own credibility la vouched teallu Himra, K.MI.-.- . Hrlillti and for by reputable American business Navajo Blank men here who have employed him for leveral years. "Villa," he aald, "has never taken part In any or the fighting with either American or Carranzlsta troops. He CEORCE GARRETT. Proptietot left the main body of his troops In the Guerrero district with orders to oppose All Kinds of Home Cured as far as they could the American ad and Fresh Meats vance. At the aame time the peons were instructed to give Information Kept in Refrigerator freely to the American ofOcrs, always provided that the information was liuiinoHt ttuinjr run on cash baitis, false. enable ua tt sell at very reasonable priws. WILL SEIZE PARCEL POST. Dr. Bandit Escapes In Light Wagon, But Truated Lieutenant and a Number of Hia Follower Are Killed in Battle. rVounded Bandit Chief SaiJ to be 6ixty Mil Ahead of Purauere and Riding Hard to Cain Hia Old Hiding Place Near Parral. ATTORNEY AT LAW Venice MEXICAN BANDIT 8URPRISED BY AMERICAN TROOPERS AND PUT TO FLIGHT. rfEPORT HA8 IT THAT BANDIT IS UNWOUNDED AND RUNNING FOR COVER. Fran-Disc- o sol-liar- s Glass of hot water each morn lng helps ua look and feel clean, 'sweet, fresh. Happy, bright, alert vigorous and vivacious a good clear skin; a natural, rosy complexion and freedom' from Illness ar assured only by clean, healthy blood. It only every woman' and likewlae every man could realize the wonders ot drinking phoapbated' hot water each morning, what a gratifying change would take place, Inatead of the thousands ot sickly, anaemic-lookinmen, women and girls with pasty or muddy complexions; instead of the multitudes ot "nerve wrecks," "rundowns," "brain tags" and pessimists we should see a d virile, optimistic throng of people everywhere. An inside bath is had by drinking, each morning before breakfast, a glass ot real hot water with a teaBpoonful ot limestone phosphate in It to wash from tlws stomach, liver, kidney and ten yarda ot bowel the prevloua day' indigestible waste, sour fermentation and poisons, thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the entire alimen tary canal before putting more food into the stomach. Those subject to sick headache, bil iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism, colds; and particularly those who have a pallid, sallow complexion and who are conatlpated very often, ar urged to obtain a quarter pound ot limestone phosphate from any druggist or at tb store which will coat but a trill but 1 sufficient to demon strate tb quick and remarkable change In both health and appearance awalUng those who practice Internal a&nitation. We must remember that Inside cleanliness is mora important than outside, because the skin does not absorb Impurities to contaminate tb blood, while the pore In tb thirty feet ot bowel do. Adv. wounded. The attack of the Villa forcea was made possible by an aeroplane scout who bad located the bandits. Four hundred cavalrymen from the Seventh and Tenth regiments, led by '". W euaop- ih nemo 1 Colonel George A. Dodd, at the end ol at HOME i lW? . a fifty-milride, which they made in (Copyright.) surprising short time, burst upon the unsuspecting Villista camp, where 500 bandita were celebrating the massa cre of 172 Carrantistaa two days pre G IN IS ERMANY HALF MILLION TURKS viously at Guerrero. Villa, shot through the leg and with one blp shattered, waa hurried from ASKED TO EXPLAIN the scene barely in time to escape the FACING STARVATION onslaught of the soldiers of the north. The bandits made a brief but hope less stand before the fierce charge ot WHETHER RED CROSS AS TO APPEAL TO AMERICAN QUESTIONED Dodd and bis troopers. Then Colonel STEAMERS WERE SUNK BY FOR ASSISTANCE AUTHORIZED they broke and fled, leaving sixty GERMAN SUBMARINES. BY THE GOVERNMENT. dead on the field, Including their commander. General Ellseo Hernandez. luppllea Cannot be Shipped to Turkey No Action Has Been Taken by the Two machine guns, a number ol From America Because of BlockPrealdent Which In Any Sense horses, rifles, ammunition and equipment fell into the hands ot the vicMay be Conaldered as a Deade, But May be Sent from mand or a Protest. Roumanla. tors. Among the known wounded Is Pa Lopez, Villa's lieutenant In the CoThe American Red Washington. Washington. Secretary Lansing, blo Cross received word Saturday that with the approval of President Wilson, lumbus raid. The American casualties Turkey for the first time is ready to has instrutced Ambassador Gerard to were four prlvatea wounded. The American soldiers did not lin accept aid for 000,000 of her citizens, inquire of Germany whether any of who face starvation. Hundreds, it its submarines torpedoed the British ger on the Held of victory. For five was said, are dying for lack of food. channel steamer Sussex, upon which hours they drove the enemy before American citizens were them into the wilderness ot mountain Ten thousand dollars waa cabled to twenty-fivpeak, desert and canyon, where roads fill Immediate needs. traveling, or the British horse ship or even trails are unknown, and A message from Red Cross agents Englishman, which went down with a where a misstep ' means death to English Preserve Early French. in Turkey aald the American organi- loss of one American life. The pronunciation of Beaumont, one Aa the situation now stands the horse juid rider. They halted only zation would be permitted to with the Red Crescent. The dis- United States haa no conclusive proof after the cbaae had led them ten miles of the village captured by the Ger that a submarine attacked either ship from the battlefield and the fugitives man in the great attack on Verdun, patch added: "Great suffering throughout coun but ail evidence at band indicate! were scattered far and wide in Utile presents, at any rate so far aa the of balf a dozen men each. first syllabi I concerned, no difficul try, particularly at Constantinople that both were torpedoed wlthou' banda The acene ot Colonel Dodd's victory ties even to the man in the street Yet and suburbs along shores of Mar- warning. Upon the response of the mora, at Adrlanople. Druse and Smyr- Berlin foreign office to Mr. Gerard'! is a broad valley lying at the bead ol in the eighteenth century the average na. These people, 600,000, not com- - inquiry may depend the next step a the Rio Santa Maria. On the west Englishman spoke of "Bewmont" and rise the barren foothills of the conti- Be w fort," and Leigh Hunt comment prlalag Armenian refugeea, need help the American government At this time it Is made clear that m nental divide and to the east Is a ing on the fact, maintains that tho- for bread. Hundreds dying of starva was trail, made famous by Villa, wblcb avereg Englishman for one Government of Allies Make Joint Re tion. No relief in sight Typhus is action bas been taken which In any leads waa Caatlll the de and the through as sense demand Laguna a reviving merely construed be right with msy spreading high mortality." ply to American Protest. district to the Santa YsabeL original French pronunciation, sur Tor- - er a protest. to cannot be Supplies ahlpped of The governments "Washington. President Wilson laid all the state It waa at the latter place that Villa viving ber In the word "beauty." the entente allies, through Sir Cecil key from America because of the al lies' blockade and foodstuffs department's reports on the subject killed eighteen American mining men, which w correctly rhyme with "duty." probably Spring-Rice- , the British ambassador, London Telegraph. before his cabinet. It was after the a crime which sent a thrill of horror will Cross Red be by the presented to Secretary Lansing a joint and aentpurchased States and allow- throughout the United that Lansing from Roumanla. Secretary meeting on to made the protest reply Monday The Way It Goea. ed It to become known that It had marked the beginning of what many ay the Vailed States against the seiz "A man Uvea three lives youth. been determined to make an Inquiry believe to be the end of bia blood MEN IN DODD'S PURSUIT. ure, detention and censoring of neu of the German government. Later it stained career. It waa toward Santa manhood a&J age," philosophically tral malls. It declared that no legiti Tsabet that be was believed to bt stated Professor Pate. "Youth Is tb waa Making Every had learned that instructlona already heading when the troopers of th mate letter mail bad been confiscated American Troopers been forwarded to Ambassadoi rising sun of life, when he thfnks of" of to Survivors Out Effort Wipe aor any treaty rights violated, but em; United Slates swept down from the what a beck of a feller be la going Gerard. Villa'a Band. north upon bis camp. manhood la the sun at full mephatically asserted the allies' IntenColumbus, X. M. Riding merciless tion to continue searching parcel post From the meager details wblcb ridian, when he I satisfied that be la PAYING FOR PURSUIT. have reached ber from Mexican and indeed a beck of a feller; age 1 the packages for contraband "concealed ly. 400 American troopers under CoLunder postal folders." $8,611,000 for American military sources. George A. Dodd are making desperate- Congress Authorize Colonel sotting sun, when be sags around and Mexico Expedition. efforts to capture or wipe out the aur Dodd's men made their way unno- braga about what a beck of a feller Evidence Against German. vlvora of Francisco Villa's largest Washington. On Tuesday congress ticed through the arroyos, or dees be used to be." Judge. Washington. Aornmulation by tb command, which they defeated at San rushed through an emergency appro gulches, which split the foothills In to meager priation of I8 611.E0J to pay for tht all directions, and wer almost In tbs state department of circumstantial Geronlmo ranch, according A Beneficent Influence. evidence indicting that the Susses, and reports seeping across the border. do you keep pestering me lo of the bandita, and the elat camp before tb alarm was given. "Why pursuit other unarmed merchant ships have Although the pursuit by the Amer department prepared to press General Villa Is reported to have been In a go and have some more picture takbeen attacked by German submarines icans Is a new experience for Villa, Carranza for permission to ue Mexi mall tent nursing bis injuries when en?" Inquired Mr. Growcber. probably will make necessary a one be has never met In all bia years can railways to solve the troop supply tb crash of the American "BecaueV replied bis wife, "tb volleys awoke the bandita to change in the administration's plan of guerrilla warfare, army men here problem. photographer Is tb only person 1 for d .lng with the broad questions are not inclined to minimize the task action. know of wbo can get you to make aa The Guerrero ROBERT N. PAGE lng before Colonel Dodd. of submarine warfare and the The extraordinary bold the bandit effort to amile and look natural." of merchant ahlps for defensive pur district In which Villa, with a price on chief baa over bia followers la shown his head, waa able for eight years to poses. now monopoliz Americans the by the fact that their first thought escape capture by Porflrlo Diaz's ru was to save him. Unable to walk or Pptlzbergen coal fields. GEN. ALVAR0 0BREG0N rales, abounding as it does in caves, ride, b waa hurriedly placed in canyons and almost Impassable moun WISE HOSTESS light wagon and driven over tb rough tain trails, all screened from the eyes mountain trails to some secret lair. Won Her Guest to Postum. of air scouts by heavy growths of After the battle on the San Geronlmountain pines. Is admittedly one of mo ranch, the American soldier re"Three great coffee drinker wer the most Isolated regions In Mexico leased a large number of General Car- - my old school friend and ber two and the one In which the bandit bas ranza's men whom the bandit chief daughters. the largest number of friends. was holding. It Is probable that It "They were always complaining and was at the Guerrero massacre that taking medicine. I determined to give ENGLAND RAIDED BY ZEPPELINS Villa was wounded. them Postum Instead of coffee when Staff officer here believe ther Is they visited ma, so without saying Scores Killed and Many Woundtd in Bo doubt that Colonel lJrdd's army, anything to them about It I mad a Series of Attacka. strengthened before now by men sent big pot of Postum the first morning. forward by General Pershing, bas beLondon. With the exception of the Tefjor tb meal was balf over, gun a driving bunt for the wounded each on passed up ber cup to b rebig air raid of January Jl, when the bandit and for the scattered remnant filled, remarking bow fin the 'coffee' casualties were slxtyseven persons of bis force. It will be no surprise was. Tb mother asked for a third killed and 117 Injured, the Zeppelin now to General Funston and bis stall cup and Inquired aa to the brand ot raids of Friday and Saturday nights to receive a report at any time telling coffee I used, t didn't answer ber caused greater loss of life than any V ... ayipv of Villa'a capture. New of another question just then, for 1 beard ber say previous aerial attack this year. The total casualties for the two a whil before that she didn't Ilk PosI battle la not expected, however. Tj smart blow administered by Colonel tum unless It was mor than balf nights, according to an official report. were 6 Dodd, It waa believed here, would Coffee. persons killed and 166 I erve to deler Villa's mea from speedy wounded. "After breakfast I told ber that tb reconcentralion. 'coffee' sh liked so well at breakfast CO BACK TO CHIHUAHUA. Colonel Iodd, mho led the troopers was pur Postum, and tb reason sh that put Villa'a follower to flight. Is liked It wss because it was properly Amerloans Who Fled When Soldiers described ss a typical Remington cav mad. Crossed Border Sac Ne Danger Now. alry officer. He ia (4 years old, but "I have been brought tip from a doesn't show it by twenty years. He El Peso. Eight Americans, who nervous, wretched Invalid, to a f.n of the member hi as rides horse were Congressman Page, it though came to El Paao from Chihuahua City a , from North Carolina and brotn- - part of blm, and Is knoarr through condition of physical health by leaw ii .Taa r when the United State soldiers house ar has announced out the army for bis activity In d lng off coffee and using Postum. of Ambaasador crossed the border, returned to the that ha will not bePage, "I am doing all 1 caa to help tb a candidate for re veloping cavalry bormannhip. He capital Wednesday. election becauee he believes that the is the man who made the monkey world from coffee al a very to Postum Villi's moat hatad enemy le leading Mexican state felt certain that all reeident'e foreign policy le leading arm a cavalry feature. .the darrania t roc pa In pursuit of the They said they freedom, and hav earned tb grail-todanger of molestation bad passed. ibandlt. of many, many friends." Nam the United State Into war. Aviator Has Bad Fall. Creek, by Postum Co, Battl given Honor American Ambaasador. Air Raid on Turks. Oklahoma Indorsee Owen. Grinnel, la A. C. Beach, succesaof Mich. London. A successful aerial raid Grin-BeParis. The diplomatic representsto as Robinson Sen United Oklahoma City. head of the States Billy l Postum comes In two form: lives here of the South and Central on the Turkish advance base at Blr- ator Robert L. Owen was Indorsed for Aviation school, fell fifty feet ber form-m- ust Postum Cereal the even 100 el miles east of the vice president of the United States by on Sunday when be lot control of bis, American republics united last Hassanab, 25 boiled. 15c and be well lng in giving a complimentary dinner Ptiet canal, is reported in a Reuter practically all or the seventy five coun- monoplane. He was badly braised and' pkrs. to William Graves Sharp, the Arneri dispatch from guez. The raid was ties in whlh Democratic county con- cut Instant Postum a soluble ponder r an ambassador. made by British airmen on March 24 ventions were held. dissolve qntrkly In a cap of hot waSslect Summer Capital. and. with cream and sugar, make German Casualties New Signal Light. Welcome Women a Paster. President Wilson, ter, Washington. a del ir ions beverag Instantly. J0 Pari. Germany's casualties for the Washington. Invention of a dry Norwich, Cnnn. The New England plan to occupy "Shadow Laro,".th rat quarter of 191 are unofficially cell electric signal Debt capable of Southern conference of the Methodist aummer home in New Jersey effere4 and fc'e tins. Botk forms at equally delicious and estimated at 209,000. The principal projecting Its rsys ISO miles and Episcopal church, in annual ion bin by people of the state, ss sorm tosses were suffered at Verdun. It Is through comparatively thick smoke here on Saturday, went oa record as ss congress adjonrna, or else spend cost about the same per rup. estimated that tb aggregat of Ger and haze is announced by tie roast favoring to Vcena'rg of women fn weeknds there. Ther a Reaaoa" foe Postum. old by O roc era M4 geodetic survey. preacn. tiany g reserve Is TS0. g rosy-cheeke- e e to-be- Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylrania H7 Diseases of domestic animals treated PHONK Barber Shop City oovamova rnaaTarmr rati clam A. N1ELS0N. o ixa panic-stricke- rroj.ilctor Two Doora South of Lunla' lliartr.cy Livery and Feed Stable Bua Maate All Tralne. oe4 Livery Riga. Dray and Express Wagoas. Phone Ua. No. 44 I. tAganta for Coat. H D. GOLDSBStOVGH. Prr1f Dr. Charles Dunn DENTIST Phono No, 3 iwom. Nephi 11 3g. W. W. LEWIS Optometrist & Jeweler With lcti and Tested Eyes Nrj.iii Drug Co. 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