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Show THE HEALING HELPS OBREGON NOW I FOR AILING SKIN GOES HALF WAY Poslam and Poslain Soap Improve Any Diseased Condition. When He Talks Not . Realizes U. S. Means to Withdraw. Co-operati- t on liniid t. rae with the from conversant vhoU rlosrlyand who mki. tire situation "Between two evils beou njf't It would SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1916 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, en-- j choose ' I o.slp.m and Soap Ftand for perfeot skin health, and confer thtir benefits daily upon who exmight otherwise sufferthousands 'not only treme physical distress, but the greatest through the presvol h the ence embarrassment of skin disfigurements. th. auction of a withdrawal follow. I'OSlam. thA rOtnorllbreak might I. IossIWllty that SOOthe tO ur.A Atr,A SOieiy rnntrnl Turn. 1 nexpevled TaUf an crupuonai trounie. Including Af.m. Eczeenan ma, even when most sceTavated. ter- The negotiations today took nna siuoDorn. us ability to do the morning ..icm o is apparent in the progressive, tirely uexperted turn. Inthere work . f htiillnu- vioitilo uftot. i probably nn.nl;,..,- ft was announced that tlon. FokIhiu In .soap is nonirritatlns. would bo a meeting of the conferees luxurious, beneficial. pur, Funston Generals with the afternoon, y sample, send 4c stamps to 32 W. Twentv-fift- h Hid h'cott representing the United street. Laboratories, New York City. Sold by all States as In the first conference and i rus ; sis. Aflrrttmnt with Generals Ohre?on and Trevino rf presenting Mexico. At noon, however, General Scott walked unattended ffom h!s private car to the Hotel Paso del Funston to leaving General rorte, alone In the car: about the same lunch time General Obreon crossed over from Juarez in his touring car and proceeded to the same place. Arrived at the hotel. General Scott and General Obregon went to a room n the eighth floor reserved by. A. J. Still Without Any president ot the Alvarado MeQuatters. & Milling; company, which has Washington interests at Farral. the scene of Definite Information of Comlargerecent outbreak of Mexicans against the the American troops. It became known pliance With Demand. then that the tw-- generals were to be the guests at luncheon of Mr. McQuat-tera personal friend of both. At this (Continued From Page 1.) meeting, which besan at noon and that Germany will make con lasted well into the night. General positive Fcott Is reported to have employed Jhe cessions to the United States which will prevent the breaking off of diptactics which he successfully employedo lomatic relations. They say the Berlin In his negotiations with Villa, the been advised that the Incident and other affairs, and government hasmeans States Just what it said which won for him the reputation of United of the in its note and was not prepared to enbeing" the official peace-makter into any negotiations on the sub"Washington government. Genject of submarine warfare until preslie is said to have Indicated to ent methods had been abandoned. these eral Obregon things: It Is felt In German circles that That the United State la the Het certainly will agree to aban Germany friend Mexico lias. don operations objectionable to the ibe That I'reaident Wllaon United States, at least pending negotiaMexleo rid of Vllllstai only to tions on the subject. In this connecjtnd as oon na this Is arcom-- tion. It Is pointed out that there even lll be pllwhrd. the American troop a possibility that instructions to is rrlthfirat n. end already have been issued to this That It nppearw that the- attitude submarine commanders, there not havof the t'nited States government few ing been reported during the last coma iiroprrlr understood, has not could be which attacks days lore fnr from urcklnu intervenof. It Is reiterated that all tion that la the Tery thins It wlhe9 plained messages from tne wcrnn xoreign or . to avoid. fice clearly indicate that Germany is That finally- the majority of the most anxious to presA-friendly rela' American people, and even the miltions with the United States. In nre vrlth accord President itary Wilson's desire to avoid 'o Ueport From Gerard. Heretofore Mr. Gerard has kept Pec In addition to giving General Obre retary Lansing and President Wilson gon this information. General Scott Is fully advised, not only in regard to or reported to have assured him that the ficial developments, but In regard to United States government had been In- the probabilities In advance of govern formed that the Villista element still mental action and court gossip as well. was very strong In Chihuahua and Du- In this crisis he has made no report ra n go and It feLt that It must take whatever respecting his conference every precaution against the repetition with Emperor William. Of course, it Is realized that the ab of 'such Incidents as the Columbus sence raid. of Mr. Gerard from Berlin, prob ' Washington, he is asserted to have ably without his code book, and his said, planned to pursue to the end the probable reluctance to intrust con task It had begun by sending General fidentlal communications to the Ger naturally man military telegraphs, may have ac Pershing Into Mexico, and of the desired the counted for the absence of, reports. government since that would High officials tonight earnestly ex hasten the day of withdrawal. pressed the hope that a disiaoh from Tate today a dispatch was sent by the ambassador would be by General Obregon to General Carranza. tomorrow. was furasked for This. It supposed, Secretary Lansing had no informa ther Information. tlon to lay before the cabinet at to It was reported tonight In authorita- day's meeting and the situation was tive quarters that any agreement call- discussed only briefly. It was the first of Mexican and time In weeks that the for the had ing American troops in the dispersal of the appeared at a session ofsecretary cabinet the Villista groups would provide that Gen- without a portfolio filled with report . eral Pershing's forces should concen- anu. memoranaums. trate at Colon! a Dublan, the present base near Casas Grandes. Ko Decision Yet rieaehed. It was pointed out that this spot was Berlin. May 2. Herr von Jagow, well placed as to climate, that It had an abundant water supply and that It foreign minister, at the reopening of would be easy from there to maintain the sitting: of the budget committee of today, said the govern the present line of communication with the reichstag ment had not yet reached & decision Columbus, N. M. The selection of Colonla Dublan as a with regard to the situation that had base would be in the nature of a con- arisen from the American note to Ger cession to the de facto It many regarding Germany's submarine was said, as It Is rathergovernment. remote from campaign. As soon as the imperial the districts most infested by bandits. chancellor returned from headquarters. This would mean that a very large Herr von Jagow added, he would give share of the work of- hunting down the committee definite information. The foreign minister said the govbandit bands would fall to the Carran-zistathe Americans restricting them-- ( ernment, in view of the importance of selves to running down such bandits the American question. would have been glad to make a statement today attempted to operate toward the of the problem regarding the status but that for the reason stated, this was impossible. OREGON GRANT BILL It has been learned that Dr. Karl the imperial treasurer, is at Ilelffcrich. REPORTED TO HOUSE in the conheadquarters participating note ferences on the American and the May 2. A bill, under framing of an answer thereto. Wjuhlnton. which the federal government would The Frankfurter Zeitung says for S2.60 an acre about two take over Gerard twice dined with Emmillion acres of timber &land in Oregon peror William and that he also was d the California Oregon granted was favorably reported abje to see the German troops at an company, Hous lands c o m in important point on the front. by the today weeks of consideration. The land, after (granted under the stipulation that none Counterproposals Fortcaat. ef it should be sold by the company London. May 2. A dispatch to the an would be acre, more than for from resold to timber interests or opened to Exchange TelefiYaph company It Is suggested says today homesteaders where the timber was not Amsterdam abundant. 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Mrs. years tJalesburg, Kan., is seventy-on- e ld, and after ulng a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's S'yrup Pepsin, wrote that it bad done her a world of good and that mends to keep it in the houso al-s!ici a T. . Druggists sell Ir. Caldwell's Syrup Pc,i'ln .for fifty cents a bottle. It Is a w v f ' 1 submarine question between the United States and Germany. 'Diplomatic circles in touch with Germany believe that the reply to the American note will be delivered on the dispatch says, "but that Thursday," In all probability it will not be in the nature of a final reply. They expect Germany will make counterproposals reKardlni; the establishment of new rule? fcr submarine warfare." Admit Tubantla Sinking. '' Ixmdon, May 2. "The evidence presented by the Dutch shipping council and the pieces of metal found In the ship's boats have convinced the Berlin government that a German torpedo sank the Dutch steamer Tubantla," says a dispatch from Amsterdam quoting the Handelsblad. 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