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Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
"PRoGREsSiVES" NEED NOT WORRY.

Mir. Walter Hauser. the secretary or chairman or something. and any way, the chief spokesman of the Ma tional Progressive league, makes a curious statement, as quoted by Mir. Victor Elliott, The Reviews Wash ington writer in a dispatch this morn ire.
 The problem now facing the headquarters here is to keep abreast of the development of the progressive movement throughout the country, and there is difficulty in keeping up with it, asserts Mir. Hauser.
 If this is a statement of fact, the National Progressive league is in the situation of the farmer who in the absence Of any ether ass or other beast of burden, attached himself to a blow, yoked to a steer, two years old and impulsive. In the runaway that naturally ensued the farmer ap- pealed to bystanders to head US oI."
 But, we do not think that Mir. Hauser states fact. While, un- doubtedly the people Of this country gre progressive as they always have  Ieen, and are, therefore, constantly moving forward, they are not n a mass progressing madiy along the lines laid down by Messrs. Bourne and LaFollette.
 great deal Of the madness we have witnessed lately has been in- spired by these gentlemen and their associates who organized the league for the purpose of spreading the in, sanity nation-wide
 The league imposed nc restrictions upon wildness. It's platform, enun ciated last spring, gives the widest play to the imagination of the half baked statesman. The craziest dreamer of the ssocialists finds that his dream has literally come true The populist. come to life, feels al home, and tAe anarchist finds very few imgroy sments to suggest
 The people as mass have not ye. caught ap with Mr. Hauser's party He jDeed not worry about the inabil ity of the progressive league to re main at the head of the procession toward bedlam, at least, for a time.
 And, we think it will be a lonl time. Comparatively few ever SC. out on the mad race and there ar, daily indications that such contest ants as entered are falling out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
CHANCES IN KANSAS.
lConcordia Kansanl

At, the White Rock old Settlers meeting last Thursday there were 275 automobiles on the grounds. Within the memory of some men in the gathering almost on the same piece of land the Indians made a raid on a farmer who was breaking prairie with a team of horses, chased him away. cut the harness off his horses and rode them away.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
September 3o.

 l5lO-HeTnandO de AlarcOn .discov' cred the Colorado river I770-George Whitefield. one of the founders OI Methodism. died iu NewburyLort, Mass. Born in England, December 27, 171A I77T-Sixth continental, congress met at York, Pa, with John Han cock as president. f79I-College Of Philadelphia be came the University of Penn sylvania. IS4O-Foundation stone laid for tho Nelson monument in Trafalgar Square, London. IgOf-Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York visited Vancouver B. C.. lsO9-President Taft visited the in ternauonal exposition at Sea' tie.
 1g10-Democrats of New York nom mated John 4. Dix for goyer nor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

ity. Such division as the Sun sug' gests may be arranged in legisla tures and they are generally so ar ranged. In fact, circumstances usual ly compel such an arrangement but we do not see how the people can be brought together to consent to an equitable division Of senatorial honors.
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UNEcoNoMlc DISTRIBUTION
(El Paso IIeraldD

(El Paso IIerald.)
 El Pasoans import and eat canned sweet potatoes, bringing them thou sands of miles from distant states, and buying them for use in homes and boarding houses at the very sea son when sweet potatoes and yams as fine as are raised anywhere in the Jnited States are being produced in enormous quantities by our very near est neighbors. We all have a lot to learn about economic distribution and the normal way to reduce the cost of livng.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Cured Himself.

.I have cured myself by learning 'o chew my food so,
 What have you cured yourself ot
 ..The belief that 1T l remained away from the office for more than len minutes at lunch time everything would go to the dickens. -Chicaso Record-Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
c ountry Tow T
 s SayIngs
By Ed" Howe

Some people think it is all right to ask for anything they can get.
 After a man tells a woman he loves her, she thinks she ought to own him.
 When ambition beckons to me. l say to it: T have ambition; send genius"
 The people often accomplish things for themselves, and give "leaders3 the credit.
 No husband hears half his wife says: that's one reason he doesHt benefit more by her good advice.
 When some women entertain they work so hard that you can't en- joy yourself for being sorry for them
 A man suddenly becomes mighty polite and considerate for the public when an opposition business is start ed in his town.
 A reader asks what l think of Can adian reciprocity I have changed my mind about that three times, and am again on the fence.
 When a wife says: Ssh! The chil dren will hear occasionally the bus band replies: T don't care if they do; the truth will do them good. 
 q suppose she is as happy as oth CT people a woman said speaking oI a friend. How happy are people gen orally? Ever think about uF Are the people generally tolerably miser able? Or, do they have a pretty goO- time?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

The Phoenix Sun with some per sisteDcy is advocating a geographical
 division of the United States senator ships in the interest Of fairness to all sections Of the state and to the end that all the varied interests may be properly represented. But under the advisory vote system such a di, vision may or may not be effected, most likely not. That would depend upon the popularity Of the var ious candidates in part and partly up- On whether any one interest or col lection of interests is in the major
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that the movements of the family ot Nr. Ives were involved in uncertainty and not "shrorded in mystery" Mys- tery is an unexplained or unexplain- able situation of the present or the past. Nothing in the future is yet suscel tible of explanation.
 What the voters of Arizona will dos on December F or on October 2i is by no means a mystery, though we suppose that what they shall have done or why they did it may be properly regarded by some or those who also ran" as a mystery.
 We trust that we have made this matter clear to the society reporter of the Times and thdt we will not have to allude to the subject again.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
eoinn Some.

That boy Of mine is quite a me chanic."
 How Eow?'
 lie took a clock apart and got enough pieces to construct an auto mobile"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FOR CONSTABLE

hereby announce myself as can- didate for constable of precinct No. 2 of cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
 JAS. L. (Red) CANNON
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
HARRY s. ROSS
FOR sUPERVIsoR-

FOR SUPERVIsoR-
 hereby announce myself as can didate for member of board of super viSors of Cochise County, Arizona subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensu- ing primary election.
 JOSEPH T. GOODMAN ST. DAVID.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
JOHN WILSON ROSS
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of sheriff, sub Ieet to the action of the republicans at the primary election. pledge my self 10 endeavor to fiil the office to the satisfaction of the whole people.
 WILL J. WHITE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FOR CONSTABLE

Hereby announce myself as a can didate for constable Of precinct No. 2 of cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
 JOHN J. (JackI McCREA
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
FRANK RAMSEY
DOUGLAS.
FOR STATE SENATE

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of state senator frcn cochise County, Arizona, subject 10 the action of the democratic party in the ensuing primary election.
 C. M. ROBERTS DOS CAsEZoS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

FOR COUNTY ROAD SUPERVISOR
 ! hereby announce myself as can didate for County Road Supervisor of cochise County Arizona, sub ject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing primary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
H. s. ROBINSON
FOR SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself as a can didate for member of board of super vlsors of Cochise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party In the ensu- inq primary election and promise faithful performances of duty if chosen for the office.
 Nj. F. DICUS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FoR GOVERNOR

hereby announce myself as a can dloate for the nomination for Gov crnor of Arizona subject to the ap- proval of the voters at the RepubIl- can Primary, October 24th, 19f1.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
Nj. F. DICUS.
DOUGLAS.
FoR COUNTY RoAo suPERvIsoR-

FOR COUNTY ROAD SUPERVISOR l hereby announce myself as can dioste for County Road Supervisor of Cochise County, Arizona, sub ject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing primary election.
 J. H. JAMES.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30

tCopyright 1911, By George MattheY Adams)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
FRED A. SUFFER
FOR SUPERVISOR
FOR COUNTY RECORDER

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of county recorder of Cochise County, Arizona, subject 10 the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
DOS cAsEzos.
FOR SUPERVISOR

| hereby announce myself as a can- didate for member of board Of super vlsers of Co5hise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the vcters of the democratic party in the ensu- ing primary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
POLrTICAL ANNOUNCE MENTS
Republican,
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGE

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of superior judge of coehise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the Republican party in the ensuing pri. mary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
( D e m O cratic
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE
TUCSON.
FOR CONSTABLE

hereby announce myself as can dldate for constable of precinct No. of coehise County, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters of the democratic party in the ensuing pri- mary election.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
WILLIAM RIGGS

ELoDRADo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
5luRbertHt.
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per 100 pfuHo.
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etedrabsH = sl.W-l.25 pee obi.
rom Gtnre.
aebL s1.25--l.55 per OBJ.
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marft.
Bon Or. gruH 9 hulss.

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fittsmaBrsgtln sstroffeu, um ii6 Dor
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groB. ipis sr segtnpdrtig III, 10 DAT
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sI6 .e2II; fiir 9uli SIG. 2N--I6.25, an
Shluf, $I6.25.
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6ur Nai Ss.7715--s.90, am ShLfB $500;
fir Suit s.. .721g-9 .8219, amSAlub 81. .S21s
fir September $S.70 - $50, am S6Iat
$8.77k.
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9.l2H per 100 gfnno 5lr Rai $9.25-9 40
am S6luB 1886; fir SuIi 1915 -
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paft, SO, ,i21z-9.25.
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l5Hc per Dusenb. .-...
sale, - gsartt itetts. Cream 1911%-l4
per RfuHo.
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strasIsHsasn.a .aiiifa.
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gelo .cn eau mar wilIts tn 2L-2ssS r..
glrtmd gsihdftspaplere lparosn 80 d.
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l0iL, ~ reaiStrirts sls25l nb Llo.
GcuponsIi5114 --li6L 3% rsetiirsris lulN
eoupcfas ~ l0l--l0lk.
Mttisnmattt - 20 purne hsiiie tiii
TruS aum geriaufeR auseenbt uao ets
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fehlob aau uab i9mad. Ite S1nBnou'
ruuaen eraaben burhpee gsrIu'ts..
madhftshease aurIs rrnTneH uoH peg 6tf,
ma grrvia, HaLlman Co., 30. |zo--<Sz
@alnut Ssrabe. beri4tei:
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GroetrIes.

2udsr.-Breise fejt. Rainnirter Gut
eeaf s.lOe, pewesren $50, CUBES 5.65c,
aranulaseb 5.4oe, aoRfectsoaers ~" 535c,
on "a" 5.l0-5.36c, rpsibeE srtra ,,G"
4 .e5-5. .O5e, ertra g" 4.S5--4.S0e, oreinas
rsr asIber 465-4.70s.
@oIaifes III isesis. aem Orleans
Epea aettle 34--z4s, Centrifugal 15-23t,
per gaapne serahum 83-37e per @aIoHe
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4I.-5l<e. oroinarer 5I4-41ss, SapaH b.
4e per gfaHo.
0airp grobutts.
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Taueu Sreamsrp 27Le. CREAMERY fIrfts
25t.e, DO. seconds 2ie. faHcp Darip lse, He.
| l8e per 9iuHe.
Raie. - geerEt itetis. Ohio Hat l5e.
slorepeftergitsr i5L--l6e, Aew BORT i6c.
Gaweissr i91 - 201se, sisHsarssr ise.
Hrif l6c per Qfnno.
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grima friide N1bnersier i5c, fsrfts i4e.
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Wdniseier 65e. gntensies 20e per Tse.
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ner l4c, 0dlne &c, 7rufhhhafr l6e,
guus sc, GHtea lA--i7s, Gaafe 6--se pei
pfuno.
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AvfeI.--HGnep Rfm Derf o. 50--s.0 90
aeiuohnline IS 90 per BbI.
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ts.26-350. Hsef'iEa S350-s.7 rs per Atfte
| Dranaen.-R Rartt rubis une itettg. =
California s2.25-2.7b. Jteriea 500 =
q 80 per Rite.
9rsibsIbesreH.-3anep s.75-2.ol
per Aiite
| Rartcffsln. - Rihigan 81 .60--l 10
2outsuiAe 81 .65--l.7 per Dbl. Ni6ieai
60-55e per Bu. rem stnre.
/ SHnse aartoffeIn.-oloriDa $2 .5'
--276 pr Camper.
SlbtarfpfftIH, Janev Seriei
800 - 4.25, 2onispiIs 500 - rs pc
8bi.
&rsat. = Marst fistis. Daaifb $40
i - per DtI. pom STORE.
/ 9mtststn.-Gtebe 3. .25-a.6 80 psTDbl
Knb l.l0e per Bn,
Rabsa.-sl.5O-2. loo per 2sL
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OHIO
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ben 9ereinigtsn Stdatsn perf4tfft
purbe. 9us 5nar toItet ieBt bort etz
tpa 300 Wart fir 1OO8funp uHb bat
fttb in lsBter 3sit gegeniiber ben fria
beren qreiien um etpa % prp3ent as'
bpben.
gtu9 aus China tit bic 4usfuAr an
Saaren iebr grob. 2afsn it6 bod
ptele mdnuIihe gbtnefeu isst be
3DpFe abi6nsipsn. MdHusrbaar iit
ober i'm aQqemslnsn ni6t lang ssnug,
um bic boben Preiie oes ldrgeu uno
Ih0uen 5ruuenbaars 81 brtngsn.
Iub Da bic GbinefinHen offeubdr nibt
iebr geneigt Iinb, ibr Saor 81 pertaus
fen, beoieuen fif bic Saarbdnolsr IN
gbinn in lester3eit zines fhmdblihen
Wittsls: Iie grabeH Die GeI6en ners
itorbsner aus uub fhnetoen ibRen 6as
5aar ab, UNI Is 3u Dsrtaufsn. S6oH
pom etbif9eu uno ditbetiideHGeii6tss
puntts aus lit ss stelbuft, tpenn foIs
Dies 6aar getragen Diro - aber aus
bpgientihsn 9riinbsn muB e poilig
perrpprfen peroen. 9eun faIt nit gtGs
! turnot6psnoigtsit muTeH oaDur6
peroerbli6e &rantbetteu auf bic Sraz
germ iibertragen psroeH.
Gin 9driIer 8ertreter bes 5ddrz
| groBbanbeIs bat it1 Dor tur3em fots
genbermaBsn qeouBert nSm 5aten
BON Marisille, oem 3entralpuntt oes
| fran3DiiThsn SaarbanbeIs, trsfffn
bdufig 9ampfer ein, bic ais ausz
! f6lieBlt4e 2aoung ben ipuberbareu
6anoelsartiteI Dem Wartte Sufibren.
9as 9aar, Der Gbinsfen bat i'm aage=
meinen eirten gsringen 6anoelsDertb
unb lit ni6t sntfernt nit osm 5adre
3u OsrgletGeu, bas mir aus Der Srea
tagne unb Der 4upergns be3ieben. Sis
finoeH fir berIhieoene geiperblIhs
3pete 8erpeRpuug. Ra6 tpieoerhol'
ter g.banolung nit ShpefsIidurs
perosn lie 8u rpettmoglihiter 5etnheIt
qeipQlten uno on bic 5beaterfriieurt
osrtauft. sic bienen tpeiterbtH sul
9HfertiquHq Der tppbIfsiIeH 2odenfri
. iursn, bic 3ur 3eit nod INNER mo-
bern fnD. 8sgsn ibrsr ftraffsH 5e'
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een Iie gsIsgsntIih aud bel Der 8ar
Decentralization uno ais WeiIhmateric
bel Der SeritsIuHg bsittmmtsr Yep
pi6fabritate 8erpenbung. SH 5rdnt
reid lit cas 6eihdft in dineftiheT
6daren rs6t Isbbdft, uHo Die greii
untsrIiegsn betrddtliaeH ShDantun
qen. 3eitpeiie peroeu 4ineiiih
: 3Dpfe nit 15 Trancs pro 8iIo be
t 3abIt, osgsrpGrttg itsuen iis iid in
beTTeu big auf $50 5raHcs. StHia
Special Subrtten Suofrantreih.
! bleiaen bic 96pfs i'm ShtDefslbabs
um iie banu auf5ufdrben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-22
Gbitaeo. 81, Rdr;.

Rinouieh. 8eepss $40 -- $40,
IeraS Stiere 81 .40-5.50. rpsitIihe Stiere
"a s4.75-5.75, stpders uHe iSseosrs S4.00--
5.75, aabe uns ostisrs s2.60-5.75, adIbsr
s5.25-7.5O. Rartt IaHgiGm uHo itetig.
Shweine. -- Geitte $6.6j-7.o5, &C.
miin4e s6 50-6.95, ibmere IS. .46-6.sj,
ranhe $6.45-6.6O. CUTE bis auserIs'ene
ihusre s6.60-6S5, Gsrfel $3.50 O5.
glartt lausiam uRo 5--loc b0ber.
ShGfe uno 2dHmer.-S4afe Gin
betugiide 800. 10, neitIide $3.25-5 90,
SdbrIiaas -. 1850.
qdmmer. GtHbeimiiche s. 00-6 30,
psftIt1e $5.25-645 Iartt itetig bis l0C
uisSriasr
aufubr. - Riuouisb $4,000, S4wetHe
I2 900, S9afe uno 2aumer l4,000.