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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

TOLEDO, 0. Farmer Jan
Drabik, mieszkajacy PREY
drodze Boncroft, o 13 mil "a
Toledo, idqc W niedaiele po
mszy do domu z koscio}a,
zosta1 napadniety przezdw6ch
doros}ych syn6w swego So:
siada Urba6skiego, z kt6rym
mia} zatargi rome cd lat sled
miu. Synowie' Urba6skie 60
wygrazali sic p. :Drabikowi
jeden nozem, drugi rewol.
werem, ale laden mich ME
o6mielil sic uzyc broni W
walce, jaka nastapi}a, tylko
|jedeu z'nich skaleczy} p:Dra
bika lekko W g6rna Geese no.
sa grzbietem noza:. Natomiast
| p. Drabik, majac do zwalcze:
MIA az dw6ch przeciwnik6w
opr6cz swej poteznej piesci
by} zm6szony uzyc jako bre-
nj r6wniez i zeb6w i jedne~
mu z Urba6skich odgryz]
kawa}ek palca oraz kawa1ek
nosa. Gdy wszyscy trzej wal
czacy lezeli W rowie, walac
jeden drugiego pie6ciami,
nadjecha} ma to miejsce przy-
padkowo syn doros}y p. Ora
bika j kijem dopo m6gf ojcu
do odniesienia ostatecznego
zwyciestwa W walce. Jeden 2
braci Urba6skich (Boles}aw
otrzyma} tax slime ciegi, ze
Drabikowie sami zlitowali sic
mad MIN j odwiezli go do do
mu .najblizszego farmera,
$ sskad p6zniej zabra} go do
domiu jego ojjciec. -. !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

LORAIN. Juz to polskie
zabawy ma}o kiedy odbeda
sic bez pijatyki i bijatyki. Ma
chrzcinach II Juliana Strasi-
ka, tax bardzo raczono sic
vodka i piwem, ze ME dlu-
go wszyscy uczestnicy zaba~
wy mieli juz dobrze W czu-
bach. Roznamietnieni alko-
holem rozpoczeli k]6tnie, a
nastepnie b6jke. Noze, zrze:
s}a a nawet rewolwory by}y
W robocie. Rezultatem pija-
ckiej zabawy jest aresztowa-
ME dwudziestu jej uczestni-
k6w, gdyz niejaki Tomasz
Poczak dosta} pchniecie no.
zem " kark, a Konstancya
Pruszawska otrzyma}a row.
n'ez kilka bo]esnych sihc6w.
Stanis}aw Pikora przyzna4 SIC
" sadzie do uczestnictwa W
b6jce i zap}aoi} $25 kary prze
~}uchy za6 drugich .osta}y Cd
!OzOne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

JERSEY City - M|odemu
polakowi, Alexander pop}a-
wSkiemu, skradziono W salu-
ME ma Henderson ulicy $3.50
Operacya ia zostafa wyko-
mana, gdy Popfawskiego, juz
podpitego, wciagnat do swe-
go salonu Irlandczyk, kt6ry
wiedzac o got6wee znajduja-
cej sic przy MIN, ME 6'tuwaf ,
mu w6dki i piwa. Ma drugi
dzieh rano, gdy Pop}awski
obudzi} sic ze snu W sieni
domu salunistY, mia} kiesze-
ME PRONE, Gala got6wka
ulotni}a sic: Mkt ME. widzia
ktoi kiedy obrab6waf biod-
nego robotnika. TAX to Jest
10 nasi ~ ludzie, zamiast z@
niest pieniadze do banku no.
sza ie W kleszeni, zamiast
bye zawsze przy zdrowych
zmys}ach, upijaja sic do nie-
przytomnosci j, albo ~rozb7ja-
liza sobie }by, ,albo zostaja przez
| innych okradanj. - BiednY
lud polski! e. o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

: NEW YORK. Oblakana
skobieta, nazwiskiem Rosa
Naegle, szwedka, wrzuci}a
ch 'opca jednorocznego, , Aro-
ma Gutowskieg do mora,
W czasie gdy znajdowal sic
ma pok}adzie okretu New
Amsterdam. Ok1et ten zda-
1al do Nowego Yorku j byl;
v polowie drogi. Gdy via
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

W}a5nie powraca} on z pra
cy do domu. i przechodzi4
:przez krzyz6wke Hewes ul.
j Union ave., gdzie panuje
silny ruch tramwajowy, gdy
z boku najecha' pedem w6z
linii Union ave., >nr. 2165 i
gwaltownom uderzeniem, cd.
rzuci} 60 " box. Lewando~~
ski upad1 j pozostaf bez ru-
chu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- QUINN breift 6rGulein
gum 0iener elmer 8abeanItalD: SD
iagte Sbnen bod, baB sic bic 4buns
nementstarte auf ben. Ramsn &aibl
uusiteIlen fplen, pGbrenb Sic ie auf
Salb ausfertisten?" Siener: sd
peiB f4on. Srdulein, 8uibl iust man
rur, aber Sulb i6reibt man."
- SnbtptbuelIer D.
.Sie baben ben Stoffels
bauer grobli9 beleioigt! Das tOnnen
Sic gu Sbrer G%ntIaituns u~nfibrsn9"
- IS bitt', Serr @'ri4tsbof, tpenn
ma net anal mebr Dds pber Giel au
an Meni9en Iagsn barf - bu bort
f iiberhaupt ieOer @ertebr uuf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Sas quite 8eifpiel.

Die Grau RGtbin fiibrt ftrenses
Regiment unb bat %infplgebeHen ale
bier Wo9en Elm nsuss DienitmGb6en.
BUR bas leBte 1T iibsr bic gstuobnts
3eit s%eblieben.
.Sus 1T brup. 3enSi," iust Der
@utte, rbuB Sic nidt, pie bic unOs'
rem Wdb4eu, 70 bdufig bic SteIe
pe6ieln!"
sd bah mir bait bentt," entses.
net bas Sicnftmdb6en, - bats Der
Serr Bath f4On 10 lang u~use'boItsn,
muBt bus audi NAL prpbiren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

Sin 9 9redsnstinb. Der
feline grnft: n9elt, @rOBmama, Der
papu bat Did pObl iebr lieb2"
@rpBmama: rWarum, Iisbes &inb9"
Der tleine @rnft: r9tIs 0u unIdnait
3ubnIdmsr5en batteit iusts er: Soft
sebe, baB tbr bulb tein 3abn meRr
peb tbut!"
: Grtappt. 5ruu (3u benz
beimtebrenben @atten): SEPT ITS
brei l1br, unb UNI 5sbn 1br bift 0u
pegsesunsen, neil 9u raid einen
Brief in ben Saften perfen tpOuteit!"
Mann lin bic 9afde g~rsifenb): .@d
ia, Der Brief. :. ba mub i9 raid
nod NAL binuntsr!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- g 9meraensaulase. 9as
ron: sd babe einsn nsuen Sdneis
Der entbsdt, Sobann. Der &erI ioa
uber etpas grob iein; oesbalb Iege i'd
Sbnsn bonn Griten ab brei Mart mos
natIi4 am 2Obn 5u!-
= nt9egentOmmenb. %.
i'd Iiebe Sbre Sodter = ie6r - iehr
= es feblen mir bic WOrte, nm meme
9sfiible gu fdiIbern -" &pmmsr'
sienrat6: .WGre es Sbnen pObl leids
ter, iid in 3iff.rn uussnbriiden9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- 5eftas g. &ommis (3um ans
oersn): rWurum 1T bel su4 seI6lOis
Ien9" Die 5ruu meines Chefs 1T
our6esbrannt. od taben mir ale eis
nen balben gag frei setriegt!"
- Simmer ser # reut. 6ruu:
,gben 1T uns bic S~obesdnSeise BON
Seinem StubiensenOFen 4. Suse'
tOmmen." P~roftfOr: SO. oentt Der
ouh pieoer sinmal an mi92"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

9us beGeibigte augs.
-Serr Baron buben ii6 nun aud
entf4lofsn, Monptel au trusen2" -
-NuBts pObI; 70 oft in SpisseI fab
- bat rs8tss ause mid portpurfsOOn
a%ngeblidt."
der @ergtei9.
RompOniit: .Wie ssfG1t Sbuen benin
BITE gtnleitung gu metnfm neilen Wdls
Ser9A &rititer: ~Sm - es fpmmt
mir Dor, pie fpenr elmer INNER nies
fen mil unb fam ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- g onuItation n. &rat:
.Wenn Sbre Srdu pieber NAL in
Sbnmadt fdGt, bann balten Sic ibr
elm taltes Su6 auf bic Stirns. hos
rem Sic, is tGlter, beito friiber pirS
Iis piebsr gu ii9 tommen." - ra6.
10 prefiren tbut bus eisentIia ni4t!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- Puffenbss 9ieb. Stris
gent: r8as iinesn mir benin nur uns
FERN Mitslieb. benz 3abnar5t Meier.
beim 9eburtstagsftGnb6en2" Sc
fungpereinler: sd bG6t', bas 2ieS
bonn 8rGbpintler 2unbiturm: pRsiBt
aus. reiBt aug. reiBt a[Ies aus"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
ouB i'd mit3iebe!"

- Sn Der @erGegenbeit.
Batter Gtrene): nWus bait 0u ieBt
eemu4t9 Wie fiebIt 9u aus?" =
Wili (itotternO): sd babe alaDier
seiibt." = Batter: Limb porum iiuo
Define SGnoe 10 I6pura9" = Wilt:
sd babe nur uuf ben idpar3eu Sus
fen seiibt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

= SoffnungspOGGe Bad
pWetbt 9u, Mteae, i'd babe
es germ, tuenn Papu 10 binter uns
gebt! 5inbeit Su bas nidt aud
nett2" r9etpib; iper bas bann 10
Iiebt. mub benten, mir iperben BON
einem GIteren GERM perfOIgt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

Sn Der rt6ttgeu
9 9mieOe. 9efraubent (tedbrieFs
lid perfolst, BEL einem Sorfbaber elm.
tretenb, fir fi9): so, Der pirb mid
beim Raiiren iider bis our llntennts
li9teit entiteGIen!"
- Gin3iger lnterfdieb.
Obertelner Our SD9in): SD bate
bod einen san3en auff6nitt bsitelt
unb Sic buben nur sineu baIben pors
gert6tet!" 806in: rRa.... Ous 1T
idneG gednbert! 0u brau6' i'd nur
bic Saden anoers gu - Iegen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
5u beput.

.. Su BABE i'd mid ipobl 5as
aut 39ren 9ut seieBt, !Serr 9iirJ,r.
meiiist?"
Sang belonoere @bre fir mfr
GrSelen5! Den Sut perbe iG
tra9en, folange i'd lsbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

r ter paffugier: so elm
Gtsbsrg lit eisentIi4 bod elm gang
ttrrIi9tr Qnblid!"
9peiter paffagier: BE
iOnbers tpenr man nod bebsntt, oab
has Pfunb am 2unOe ieBt flint Pfens
nIse t~oitet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- Mobern n. ~. mas, 9u hdts
teit mpnatli6 $50 Wart Gintommen2
u~nglaubli9! Wie fdn9it 9u benn
bas un9" - rSebr einfu9! BRO
Wonut bub' i'd ITO Mart SaIGr.
Damn be3abr i'd meinen Wittbsins
nit 40 Mart ni6t - muat $50
Dart; BEL Der Mil9frdu unb beim
&rdmer bIeib' i9 f9ulbig - mddt
80 Mart. fomit 100 Murt; aud ben
UieBser bsaubr i9 nidt - mu6t 40.
oemna9 220 Mart; unb 80 Nart
pump id monutIi9 meinen Srsunben
ab = baber IN Summa $50 Mart
@tntommen pro Monat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

= aIsines MiBperftdnb b.
n 6. Die Sirmu 9ebriioer 6si9tels
berger erbdlt bon ibrsm R.iieuben
tets iebr unortbOsrupbiide, fdIe4t
itiliiirte 8riefe. rNa9 Sbren 8riefen
gu i4lieben", i4reibt tbm zines Saaes
II. u. Der Prin5ipal, nideinen sic
bas 9pmnaiium nt6t befu9t gu hdz
ben =" poruuf ibm Der Reiienbe um=
gebenb antiportet: r@enn sc glaus
ben. buB Ou is 'pus gu MAIDEN, tperb'
t9 NAL bin9eb'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- Nus Der Snftruttions.
itunbe. nMaper, fpisbiel SHINE bat
Der Waenf9g" - vSisbtn!" - ,Gs
1T fdredlid! @ertpedfsIt Der &erl
bic flint Slime init ben fisben S9pas
benz"
- SpetuIation. Der Subsr
RuS' triegt fir bic spei 8sin', bic
ibm Elm autIer ubs'fabr'n bat, iGtrz
lid tauIsnb Mart!" = ga ia =
ma lam b~eut5utue' gar net snua'
Sar'n bab'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
9ebfnate GrenI

gebtnste G~reunb.
daft. .aannit 0u mir nidt asAu
Narf bergen, SdulSe9" rDds ppb;.
Sd perborse 9elb akr prin5ipisn
niht. SIS psrbirbt bic Sreunb'
f4aft!" r8u bait rsdt uber 10
Iebr limb mir bod sigsntIid nod gar
nidt befreunbet!"
- Stderer 9epeis. Ri9s
ter: ~DorGIs fdIisben sic, bab ie'
ner rdtbielbdfte GabrsaIt elm Grem'
Der sepsIen fem miif.9" autf4er:
-Gr bat mid s'frast, Oh i'd OielIei4t
cine WaB Bier trinten mDdt'!!.
9srr amtsri4ter, 70 bumm frugt &
Sieiiatr metz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- QensfIid. parOeuu: Stan,
baB Sic mir ia ni9t benz Serru
0pernidnser bonn Slid ferOiren!. .
Gs tDnnts ibm cine 9rGte i'm gals
itedsn blsibeu - uuo i'd babe ibm be-
reits Ous 9onorar ausgebGnbist!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

ausb Der g ii Of c. Grau: sic
miifen iid bieis 9efpobnbeit dbses
tpSbnsn. INNER has Isbt. Dort su
bebalten. 8D9in: So, aber su6'
Srau, pie fol i9 benn f9lieBlt4
ptHen, Oub sic ntdts mebr gu fas
gen baben9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- 8erf9nuppt. Sat gum
ReIner): rDas itreiden Sic fOrts
tpdbr.nb I'M mid bsrum9 9enten sic
pteIeidt, i'd psrbe Sbnen nit benz
Iumpisen @Ius Bier Enlightenment. =.
9a bate i'd cine SIufae Wsin be-
Tteut!"
- Bt9tige 8ef6Gftis
Sunse Die llntsrbaltunass
a.itfdrift fir feline Nutter abbeitels
IenO): nMutter bat ieBt feline 3sit
gum 2eisn; fe bat eiuen nsuen SUIT
gstrisst unb myb ben gan5sn Sag
fpaSieren geben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

tIeiner 9 6laubers
Wutter: nS9Gmit Oh Did
nitt, 10 LANCE gu f9lafen. Sans9"
50bnfsn: rg4, Wamu, i9 bate i'm
Sraum meine Wiibe perloren unb bic
babe i'd 10 LANCE geiu9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30
Sura bic Slunie.

Serr: rSis limb uIfo nod su teis
ner @ntfdeibuns sstommen, snGbises
5rGulein! SAINT Sbpen benin bic
8abl 3pii4en benz afefor unb mir
70 i6per?"
Dame: Die @abt uidt -. abr
Sbncn meme Gntideibuns rtitsuttci.
len ....l2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

No.. Sd mar ia einperfiunbsu-
Serr Wirtb, bdb Sbr Sobn bic So
reIlen fir mid erit boltl aber bos
bauert nun ppIe stpei StunOen =
iebt nirb's mir gu bumm!"
rSm ba ipsrben r ibn bait
eripti9t buben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

- 8e Ii bissub. 5rembsr Gum
8uoer, bel benz er ii9 sinsn 3abn
aisben IaFen min: nSdsen sic mir.
lit bus 3Gbns5isben fir Sic elm elm
trGslites 9eT6Gft9" gaoer: .9t9
mo! Msbr pie brei bring i'd ia
an einem Gag nidt beraus!"
- 9GiBf9neGIer GrfoGa.
Serr (Su einem bsriibmtsn 8iibnens
IGneer): rSie, Serr 2erdenmuper,
rpie babsn sic .isentIi9 Sbrs Hruu
9emablin tennsn gelsrnt2" asrdens
mo9er, .MiG gtb0rt - mir asb0rt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

= @erbinbert. aaufmaru
(ber BON Ieiner ansebeteten eineu
&orb betOmmen): sd perfiders Gle.
SrGulsin, i'd piirbt mir bus 2ebsn
nebnsn - tpenn mir ni9t gerubs
mitten in Der Saiion pGren unb ID
10 i9redIid bel 81 tbun hGttel-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-08-30

nUeine So9ter nollen Sie beiras
then, 9err SGinierl9 - Stun. i'd bus
be nt4ts bagesen dber i'd made
Sic barauf aufmertium, OuB fs ni4t
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
STRIKE
 IS NOW EXPECTED
REPORT SAYS MExicANS AND ITALIANS WILL WALK OUT FOR HIGHER WAGES ON SUNDAY - TROUBLE
 DIRECT RESULT OF CANANEA DISTURBANCES.
 PREPARING TO SEND FAMILIES AWAY


in O will urike of the should trouble The proposed strike aftermath is the result
 
  in this city indicate that the der will Under a a by to the Mexican aborers. relates that it is all declared Sunday The while trouble is expected and children Should trouble a result children will referred received by of trike and riot as eade their a heavy of have followed handful of officers elements.
 a Nt,Hcan gentleman who ana learned that for the
 
 
 their work, well hours
 the demand has contain The ehthOur schedule prevails Morenc all the of the PhepsDod ge Go. which will be affected strike Arizona Copper Co., the Shannon highly developed properties employing mostly Mexicans Italians. hot of IT as it
 
 them who have taken in in mortal office the who the strike of 190S
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
Program for Mat Work Has Been Completed for
 Big Carnival.
FOUR BOUTS WILL BE
 STUBB0RNLY FOUGHT.
Anderson and Virgin Will Meet in Main Event, Murdock and Rasmussen Will Vie, and Lo- cal Men Will Fill Out.

Manager Jimmie Stonehouse has completed his program of wrestling events that are to be pulled off at Douglas on the night of the Fourth for the edification of the sport loving visitors to Douglas pig celebration. The card contains some warm numbers and should draw the crowd.
 For the main event Stonehouse has arranged with Jack Virgin. the sturdy little ex-sailor of Tombstone, and E. Anderson, the wfIfrlwind Swede, to go to finish. Virgins fighting ability on the mat is well known to Bisbee and Douglas people, and plenty of Tombstone money will go behind the little man when he visits Douglas. An derson is undoubtedly the best man of his weight that has yet visited Bis bee, and Bisbee followers of the sport are fast coming to the belief that he is inyincible. Virgin is reported to be in fine fettle, and the result of this match will be watched with keen in- terest. Virgin will go on the mat at 137, willie his antagonist will weigh l36.
 In the preliminaries Frank Murdock and Harry Rasmussen will come first Murdock lays claim to being the best at his weight around here, and ought to give Rasmussen the fight of his life, if, indeed, he does not win from him. While Murdock made several wild assertions as to what he could do, there are many who must believe that he is there with a part of the goods at least. He showed that he is no easy thing for any of them in his re- cent bout here. Fear does not seem to be a part of Murdock's dictionary, and he is aggressive from the start, besides knowing a thing or two about the game that makes him formidable opponent.
 There is time-honored belief among sporting men that after a man once meets defeat he has ceased to be the real thing. This remains to be seen in the case of Rasmussen. No doubt he will try to reinstate himself in eyes of his former admirers. He held the lightweight championship of Arizona, successfully defending 1t against all corners, till he went down before Anderson. He will be a hard man for Murdock to get away with. If Murdock succeeds he will come up notch or two, and be in line for try at bigger game The result of this bout means much to Murdock, and he is after the winners end of the purse. As there is a side bet up in this event, both men needing the money. the sports may look for a rattling hot bout.
 Clyde R. Boulden, who is touted as being one of the cracks at the game. although he has never been seen in bout here, will go against R. C. Stoh- Ter. Both men are members of the Bisbee hose team, and in fine fettle. and should put up good preliminary. They are out for a part of the purse.
 Bert Hurst, who handily defeated Jack McKeever in a recent bout be- fore the Characterization match. is slated to meet Frank Miller, of Cananea. Little is known about Mil Ter aside from the fact that he is af- ter a match. If. he shows any form against young Hurst. who has shown himself worthy of the steel of the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
Imported for Immoral Purpose Mexican Girls Forced to
 Leave Country.

- Immigration Inspector Chas. T. Con. nell passed through Bisbee last even- ing en route to Douglas, having in charge two Mexican women who were yesterday ordered deported by the United States court at Tombstone.
 The deportation of Maria Navarro made him an invaluable aid. suit of a clever piece of detective work on the part of Cornell, who dis covered the presence of the women in a house of prostitution in Douglas and b, ought about their arrest.
 The case against Manuel Roderi- guez. charged with having brought the women 10 the United States for immoral purposes, failed of its pur- pose.
 The case is one which has been bitterly fought on both sides from the start, the prosecution exhausting every legitimate means in it's power to bring about the conviction of the defendant, who conducts a house Of iIl-fame in the Douglas tenderloin.
 Beumler and Parsons for the de- fense called into the case at the start Attorney A. Orfila, whose knowledge of Spanish and ability as lawyer made him an inyalable aid.
 Roderiguez and Senora Roderiguez were among the passengers on last evenings train and i'll concealed their feelings of supreme delight at their success in getting out from under the clutches of Uncle Sam's law.
 Senoritas Navarro and Gonzales partook of the best of the railroad cuisine at the expense of Uncle Sam uei, they having each received SIS for their services as-witnesses for the prosecution yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
DEPORT WOMEN BAILEY IN LINE
Eloquent Texas Senator Will
 Probably Bring Solid South a to NebraSkan.

WASHINGTON, June 29. -- The strong personality of Senator Joseph W. Bailey, of Texas. was today cast into the baIance in favor of the nom ination of William J. Bryan as the democratic candidate for president in 1903.
 This is regarded here as meaning the solid south for Bryan, which, if the present Bryan sentiment in the east and middle west continues, will absolutely assure his nomination.
 Representative Burgess, of Texas, an intimate friend of MT. Bailey, au- thorized a statement which may be accepted as indicative of Senator Bailey's opinion concerning the nomI nee.
 It is another significant event mark ing the general democratic trend to ward the restoration of Bryan to the party leadership MT. Burgess says:
 Tt Is undoubtedly true that with practically unanimity the democrats in Congress would hail with delight the nomination of Senator Bailey for president in 1908. But they know that the democrats cannot and vii. not urge his nomination, because of the section of the country with which he is identified.
 Senator Bailey himself has never believed that the nomination of any southern man in 1908 would be wise, and he has continually refused his in- Gorsement to any such move in his interest
 He and all of Us. so far as know, are of opinion that political conditions point to the nomination of MT. Bryan as the logical candidate in 1908, and that the belated advocacy of the pres ident of all those things for which Mir. Bryan has contended for years, together with the widespread tenden- cy to political corruption and disgrace ful campaign contributions, coupled with Mir Bryan's spotless character and unquestioned ability; his patriot ism and the evident democratic ten dency toward reduction and revision of the tariff, strongly indicate the probability of his election.
 Tt can be assumed, without ques- ton, that Senator Bailey and his friends are in hearty sympathy with Bryan's nomination, and l have not the slightest doubt that the coming state convention in Texas will adopt a ringing platform and unanimously suggest the nomination of MT. Bryan in 1908 ..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30

50 far as known there is not z single man in Cochise county who would be willing to declare himself in favor of joint statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Joseph r. Boyies, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Joseph T. Broyles, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publication of this notice O the said Executrix at the office of Wm. B. Cleary, Attorney at law, Muheim Building in Bisbee, the same being the place for the trans action of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 MRS. FANNIE BROYLES, Executrix of the last Will and Testa-
 ment of Joseph T. Broyles, de
 ceased.
 First publication June [, 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
SAUSAGE CAUSES DEATH OF
 THREE ARKANSAS PERSONS.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 2S.-J.B. Bartmore, farmer, residing near Fort Smith, and two of his children, died today of ptomanaine poisoning. A daughter, years old, is at the point of death.
 They had eaten sausage purchased from a street lunch stand.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
REFUGEES ARE FAST
 LEAVING GUATEMALA.

MEXICO CITY. June 2S.-Refugees from Guatemala report that the gov ernment has imprisoned some forty prominent persons under suspicion of being in sympathy with the revolu- tionists. This action of the govern ment is resented by the people, who fear to openly protest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly respected resident of Faisonia, Miss, was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chambe erlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her. She says: q can now eat anything I want and am the proudest woman h the world to find such a good medf cine" For sale by all druggists.
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furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreignD 1 also furnish free of charge complete cop ies of drawings and specifications.
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND, Bradbury Blk, Los Angeles, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-30
DAYLIGHT THEFT
Aged Hobo Steals Suit Case of Mrs, Stanaway From a
 Buggy al Curb,

When Mrs. John NJ. Stanaway comes to Bisbee in the future from Bakers vile. she will not. in all probability, leave things of value in her buggy. Mrs. Stanaway yesterday lost a suiC case, containing valuable personal property, from her buggy. The theft of the suit case was made in broad d. wight as Mrs. Stanaway's rig stood hitched to post beside the Copper Queen warehouse. The thief is said to be a hobo well along in years.
 Immediately upon discovering the loss of her property, Mrs. Stanaway reported the matter to Officer Jay Wilmoth, who at once started on the trail of the culprit. He was traced to the railroad tracks of the Fl Paso & Southwestern, and evidently kept to the tracks till he reached the vi cinity of the beer garden, where all trace of him was lost.
 Lowell and all nearby towns were wired a description of the thief, and there is little doubt that he will be apprehended if he tries to get away with the stolen case. The officers have a good description of the mar and should he remain in the city vii! certainly be taken into the tolls.
 
 50 far as known there is not f