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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-29

nqli9, ble0et gioet Ell aritif Ooer
ANDRE gennefprere, JON bar brogt
bet 6eiultot, at De lagoe gennen
bort og gif 10 al Sfrioernes Rpf-
fer.
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bi ale til, 6aa0e SeIpfritif og an
ores, bel at mnrfe i1oar Den fon-
mer / ben rette 9lano, og oonife
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% Wano imellem og life for Of
fe~ntlig6e0ens Zine. ut aorreipon-
Dancer oite trpnger til aritif, er
bel noen Sbipf, men 6enne tror
Sfrioer, ri rolig fan Ieg9e / Re
oaftaren5 Senoer.
Ger pr life for mango Sfriben.
ter, iao lao oS life meo aritif
ioare De faa, Der er og mooife
gioe Dem 0s6sitpoet, men inorere
opmitntrc bbernnore / Den pole
Sfribefunit.
aommer Der en- artifeI, JONI er
minore goo, ia ioo fan oi opre pis
paa en- 8ina, bette at ben goar I
9opirsfurpenl (grfaren Mano er
Def at bereD
0erfor Sfribenter, fremoo meo
Ben / Saan6, ligeiom en- crop
SoIboter, Der rpffer frem meo be-
reg General | 5pioien; tbi BET
mac ri ale buife, at ogiaa Ri bar
en- General | Reoaftsren, oq ban
Ifal nof Ie6e os fremao til o8on.
iferen"s geoIte.
vSfrioer".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-29
Garpio, q. :.

We6 Heoafterens SiIfooelie oif
ieg otter la6e bsre liot fra os Der
beo Gnrpio, iprlig % ieg bor lpit
Taitor 5. 5. aifoiigs MeooeleIie
ira aenmore. Seq er bnnge for, at
bore y0icfion" 8enner / Canada,
er bleoen befpmreoe for os neo
gaItor aiI0iigs MeooeIeIie ON So.
ten pe6 aenmore;; men iea fan
oa trgIte eoer meo, at ON Soften
emo life pna langt npr, bIen ioo
900, iom bet | Sorooret og poo
5oriommeren ion no til, at BEN
ifrloe bIine Der, Iaa er Den BOG
meget beore, END ben nnr / 5ior
(ber | HoboIoeet on). lta9tet ser
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berteS ligeiom en- fife qIogeIong,
Der lsb poo, at oct bar nntmere
oSnnqersneo" / limited States MI
emo nogen Sinoe for. Men 8lio
tie COB og Sof, Der er bog pit IN.
gen iblonot os, iom bar liot nogen
n9bneoproig Re6 en6nu. Sarren
Dor @ub er 10 goo imo6 os, longt,
lan1t be6re, emo nt bar f%ortient oct.
Ssnong aften ben 20. Mug ingt.
toges ct unoerIigt Spn Of ioa.
folote pSeotbIi9btning", | Ben DIT.
li9e 6ori5ont, nGIten Iom en- ito
Big brpnoenoe Sfois omme Bog
Sfperne. Oct Spn funoe life onbet
emo minoe Reoifrioeren al 0isie
2inier ON gSIoieen, Der brrnoer
meb epig Sponl," = iom ieg en-
Sang lpite ON, at o0sanprofeten
oa ale bans 9iIbpngere ifnIoe Ia.
ties II. - Wen nof ON oct; oct er
bel enonu, iom oct eomle oanIfe
Oroiprog Tiger, at gWenneifer
ipnar, men @uo rnooer"9 Gner
er Reoerinaen tneet fra bam9 el-
Ter mon ban bar neoIaat benz =
Sea bill mn aIlerbeIit fro, at Der
nirfeIig er en- @no til, iom
itprer 1o0e Sin9", oa at Den Serre
Seiiis ariitns, Dor f~orsfpiteoe oo
igen opitonone Serre og 6reIier,
bar al Maet / Simmelcn 90 poa
Soroen, % bermeo ogina I nit
orn1e fnttiae Sierte.
sioen iiSIt. 8 herte fra os,
bar Dor Brett opinot jim @erning
ibIanht os, beorunoet poa neobruot
Selbreo. M~cniaheoen ienbte ion
anlbsbrep til Faitor Ole Smen-
ion tnoris Srisirfeprr'e @irfotS,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-29

~lingsoro? at en- 9irfefrnpt ifnloe
inopies ligeiom EN- 8irfe, 6bor De
enfelte 9ele n9nnes oD inopies I'll
beaiet Drug, bar Titus life nioIt,
fBr ban mn nnoer Sne6en fnor BET
at pi0e. Iitns bar n9ret me0, bbor
ct MT 9iem bleo taeet / Drug meo
Sof og Bon ON Serrens gelii9nelie
ODER oct OLD. 0g paa lignenoe
Moooe bar ni tpnft os, at BET off
an for os at toge Dor airfefrppt /
9rng. 9itns 6aober, at ri ale tager
MOB arppten iom en- @aoe ira Ser.
rem, oa iefpfglaeli9t ifal
life alene Menneifer, men o9iaa
Serren babe atniin6e 3af". @i til.
itoar, ri oiientligger life aItio,
mar bi brliaer Cubs 0r0 % tiger
Serren 3of, men betrngter
BET oe0 enbber Sommpnfomit iom
to9et ielpielaeli9t. 9itls boater,
at Der CT en- file Slot, Der f%orie-
ger at itomme paa oe iaa imaat
at eiterf6Ioe Be apoitoliife 5orma-
ninoer: Do alt, booo 5 gpr / Orb
effer 6onblinoer. 6et oerer aft i
Dor 9erres 5eiu ariiti Rnbn@, o9
pSiger olti0 @no % 6ooeren 3of
for nde 1in9 | Dor Serres Sem
ariiti Noon."
Get ppre lnnot ira os at uiI.
le lpage vspiren til llor6en1 | Zen
iorene6e Strife.
ut 5imotius 10 ira 1itus 1, 3
forieaer at goot96re. at airfefrpp.
ter ifaI inooieS, fan 9itns life for.
itoo. 6pao q8imotius" b9ooer
JON y%iltpiuliomt" itaor for Iitlls
lom nleget tuiuliomt. 5li9e 5or-
tolfnin9er innes Iitus ioloer iGont
9o6t iammen me0 nogle afNi0oelnl.
0erens teologiife Spergsmnol. Wan
ipurgte: aunoe@uosS pn fife ligeioo
oeI ppret @uos 7otter2" Do:
uSbao er iterit Spno. enten at iloa
tuiinoe Menneifer libel eaer at
loppe ct Por Sfo Tor en- fnttiq
Mon6 ON Ssnoaeen2"
SIuttelig: Snem er Jimotius2
5~ormobentlig er ban beore fen0t
unoer ct anoet Napn. 5 befrrften.
be 8ilfnIoe ifuIoe 5itus antaae,
at oct pil0e pare beoerligere for
BAN, ON ban iioen ifulbe fin6e
BET %fornebent at aioe 9itus prpgl
= oa = for at fomme meo naben
Bnn6e.
90 bpoo er 5~imot6eus2 San Il.
ger. g8f er lite Defflrfeiige.
u@i minbes beoae meo aerIig.
beo ben gamIe gauliis". SporIeoes
peo 9imotbeus, at 9ituS minoes Den
eamIe TniiIiis me6 aarlig6eo2
Gnboer firfeli9 Retnine bor oel
nof en- i9reaen 9alemanoe. 90 bar
bet life eienoommeliet ior en- pis
firfeIia 8etnine / lin 9io, at moi,
ile6 meeet | Oroet goo. Oct bar
9eooe Renneifer" og Den oooe
@uo" oip. Sopeoiagen bar life at
tale til men at tiltole.
5ituS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-29

%. O., iom efter Sefreterens Neo-
oeleIie bar Iopet at fomme til os
til l.. December. Mnatte @uo iaa
/ Roaoe peIiisne bans 8irfiombeo
iblanot os, lit bellige Nann til
gere, greiten oe os til geliignelie
og uoeoeIige Siple til eoig Sreo
% 5relie. 9. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-29
5ormano, oentes BERTH / en- NOR

|5ormnno, nentes BERTH | EN- n9r
6remtio.
9naens nlmin6eliee Spsrgsmaal
er 10 Der iom andre Steoer aegn,
SER. 8in0 % @reoen. Ia ieg
MI bar bnret ber 1 q 5 Waane-
Der. fan ieg ooiaa 9ine nit DIN.
ogmnle npartiif / ben Hetning.
Seq bar Jet Sp6en ianet o9 beitet,
% fan nnbefole bette Der Settlement
til 9an0smpn0, iom Tiger ct frem.
ti0igt 6iem, bDor op0prfe6e 5ar-
me fan febes for en- rimeligBris.
Get or li9e / Den gerio6e, at 2on-
bet er aanet ira 6omeitenolano til
Qono meo Sfeoe poa, oa bet er Der
iom nnore Steoer, at no9et Of bet.
te er at faa at fbbe. Gdne 8allep
9on0 Gompanp, iom anerterer |
qganiferen", fan iea anbeiale paa
oct beoite. Get bar 5arme til
Sola5 i o0 omfrina Cane gaIle0.
Get CT mig fortalt al 9one 9allen
son0 60, at oa Gen fore. airfes
Soft bar 6e9pn0t airfearbeioe Der,
ia oil aompnqniet 9ine Dem iorite
g%nleonin9 til at fabe oisie 5orne.
iom MI er til Sal0S / Cane BAL
len. Den BET oil finn bare en- fort
8io oo aompo9niet o9iaa nil BEN
Den0e ii9 til andre ON at fomme
% toge bette 9nn6 / 9eii6oelie.
Mei 0a gnIe0nin9en MI er anben.
for y7onIferen"s 99iere, for Dem,
iom tpnfer pao at fomnle til Dis.
ie gane, ioa er III Ii0en at ta9e
en- raft og iait 9eilutnin9 at ie
Def 2ono, ION aompngniet aoerte.
rer. Som meo Ell al De ferIte Or.
curiionS", iom afgoor bper forite
oG treble 9irson1 | bier @oone6.
Com leg foritaor, fom Ganifer-
ne Der Tor ca. 6 4or iioen. o. De
er bleben oeo ct ilptte Der ito til
Ill, % Der er enonn GIoos for
mango iIere. Seq foritaor, at Der
er in9en. iom bar 6lptteie6er emo.
M. De, Der pil ialge 5arme, er
life 2anifere, men Of andre Ratio-
ner.
Ser er on0re 5oroele, iom life
finoes / ANDRE Settlementer, ioa
JON grpnoieI for 8interens .grug.
aulminer fin0es paa forifeIlioe
Steoer; aul fan fe6es for So pr.
Con Iiae / SettIementet. Cane
gaIlep bar alto bait goo Serbia.
neforbinoelie. De fleite bar life
bait ober 10 Nil til Sernbane
og gp. Men MI er oct beore, 6a
ben npe Observation-Disclosures
grancb al 8reat Rortbern n. 81.
gennemIf9rer Settlementet. 0ne
gper og Rarfeosplaoier er iprun.
get op | og omfring Settlementet,
iao mango al bore 2anoSm9no
Dor / eaer i R9rbeoen Of De npe
MarfeospIaoier.
Sorobunoens 9eifaifenbeo er en-
iort Mul0ior0 meo Ger til timber.
Log. Zen giper en- goo afors0e al
ale SIaes Sao. bnn6 i9rIi9 %
fan les / anr; oe % 2onoet bar
fun o9ret formet fra 4 til 8 aar.
er bet iao at iiee MT 2nnb.
Bna @runo al oft bet, lom ieg
bar Jet, fan ie9 nnbefale bette Der
Settlement til mine 9onosmano
al Den fore. airfe. 0g ieg oil iige
til Slutning, at De, JONI bill BABE
mere Oplpsnin9 ON Settlementet
oo 2anoet Der, aer beoit / at ben.
benoe iio til Cane @aIlep 2nno
Company, GuIbertion, Nont.
q. g. 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
THINGS SCHEDULED
 FOR COMING WEEK
Among Others the ASSembling of New Canadian
 Parliament

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. iI.-- The return or President Taft 10 Wash ington after an absence Of two months win be the signal for re awakening of official fife and political activity in the national capital. Though congress will not meet for several weeks many Oi the members will be here for meetings Of various commissions and official iuyestiga- uons The president win begin work in earnest on his annual message and political leaders win drop in to con suit with him concerning the prcllm- mary work of tho approaching cam paign. which it is generally agreed is to have an earlier beginning next year than is usually the case.
 The progress Of events in TripOli and of the revolutionary movement in China, together with the McNa- mara trial in Los Angeles, may still be counted on to furnish drstpage stories
 The first session Of Canada's newly elected twelfth parliament will open Wednesday, The proceedings on the first day win be purely formal and of a routine character. The cere- monial opening by his royal highness the Duke Of Connaught will take place Thursday and promises to be an event oi exceptional brilliancy. The dura- ton of the parliamentary session and the extent and character of the buSi- ness to be transacted are largely problematical
 Among the important gatherings Of the week will be the annual conyen- ton Of the American Federation of Labor, at Atlanta. the annual conyen. ton of the American Road Builders association. at Rochester; the meeting of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress, at Kansas City; the con vention Of the American Association for the Study and Prevention Of h. fant Mortality. at Chicago. and the convention and exhibition Of the American Apple Congress, in Den yer.
 Other events Of more or less inter est and importance will be the an nual banquet of the Canadian club of New York, the dedication of the Mas sachusetts monuments On Petersburg battlefield and at Valley Forge. the United States Land and Irrigation Ex- position in Chicago, the opening Of the football games between Yale and Princeton. Michigan and Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and Minnesota uni versailles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
REVOLVING STORY
 OF TEXAS LYNCHIAC

CAMERON. Texas Nov. lo.--ke- yolting scenes marking the Knching Of Fernando Gomez. Mexican lad, at Thorndale. Texas last June. were de scribed in couII today by Alfred Nil- son. witness in the trial or Z T. Core. .Ir.. charged with participation m the affair
 Wilson testified that he was guard. ing ihe huy Gomez, after the MeNl- can had been arrested upon the charge of having stabbed Co death Charles Zeituhg 8 garage keeper. Gore and three other men. he said. took the lad from him by force. He asserted that be recognized Gore and the others by their voices. IL was dark at the time.
 One Of the four men, according Co the witness. dragged away Gomez. after trace chain had been fast ened about the Mexicans neck The man who dragged the boy away, Will son testified. was on a horse. and fas- tened the chain to the pommel of his saddle. After dragging the boy some distance. according 10 Wilson the horseman stopped in Q crowd Many men in this mob. Wilson said kicked the half-conscious form of the Mexican youth. Then Gomez was hanged to a telephone post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
HALF MONARCHY
 HALF REPUBLICAN
Proposed Division of Chinese Empire as a Basis
 of Peace

PEKING, Nov. 1.-The fate Of the throne Of the Chinese empire rests upon the action Of Yuan Shi Kai. Tine latest message from Yuan, who has been conducting negotiations with the rebel leader. Cen. Ii Yuen Heng, indicates that compromise is possible, that General Ii is becom. ing less irreconciliable. but that there are differences of opinion between Ii and his colleagues as to matters of policy.
 According to foreign officialstele-
 According 10 foreign official tele- General Ii, failing to exact better terms. might perhaps be prepared to agree to a partition of China, that ortion of the country south of Lle Yangtse becoming republican, Man churia and Chi Ii remaining monar- ehia.. the other provinces making their own choice Many of Lis fol. overs demand an overthrow of the government. and scout the idea of dividing the empire.
 The government has requested that the reported flight of the emperor be denied. Roger $. Green. American consul general al Hankow, reports hat big guns have been mounted for lu attack upon Han Yang Chinese officials report that the bombardnient -f Han Yang began yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
OSCAR HANMERSTEINS
 VENTURE IN LONDON
The Opening Tomorrow N9lt of His New Opera
 House

LONDON, Nov. 1i-Moudsy night. with the opening of his new London opera house. the irrepressible Oscar Hammerstein will enter upon his ca reer as a manager of grand opera in the British metropolis. Whatever the artistic CT financial success of the undertaking mas be, it is certain that Mr. Hammerstein has given to Lon don one of the finest and best equipped theaters in the world De- signed and completed in twelve months, the magnificent structure in Kingsway is a model opera house in every respect, and if th0roughness and attention to every requirement mean success, the New Yorker is going to be eminently successful.
 The opera house will accommodate 2,-0O persons. IL contains 43 boxes, including a handsome suite for the use or the king. The stage measures ninety feet by sixty feet. and is specially constructed with a view to magnificent spectacular effects. As Tn the Paris houses, there are sa- looms, lounges, and foyers for every part of the house. The entrance hall is Of unusual size, and surrounded by a peristy.e Of Corinthian columns, the special feature of the frontage be- ing the central window, forty feet in height. Statues illustrative of music and art stand upon the corners, and each end of the building is crowned with large groups of classic statuary
 Among the operas selected for pro duction the coming week are Nor. ma" William Tell" and Quo Vadis. Among the principals in the casts will be Maurice Renaud. Or vile Harold, who makes his London debut on this occasion; Aline Villa dri, a fayorite Of the Paris Opera House Comique, and Nina Patti, who comes from the Paris Gaiety.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
MOVING PICTURES
 AT BARGAIN PRICES

Moving pictures at the lowest pos sible pries and with change Of program. an entirely new series oT .-lms every day is the offering that the management of the Star theatre Tiil make to the amusement lovers of Bisbee beginning tomorrow. There are 10 be daily matinees and three suows each night. The Star manage ment Is certainly progressive and determined 10 give the patrons their moneys worth and then some more -osiueE
 In the large cities there are many moving picture houses that charge out five cents admission. There are ,aose that charge more also, but the majority Of picture houses charge the .llcSle and are for the masses, for the people in general But .n the far Southwest the experiment has never been tried, LOT in the cities freight or express rates amount to nothing but here so Far from the Maddenmg Crowd" eX- press rates and freight rates amount o a considerable figure in any event and are doubled when the program is changed daily instead of only three times a week. In addition to this the cost Of film service is also doubled. Despite these added expenses the Star is going to give Bisbee a nov ing picture show with a change of program daily for nickle, five cents, go iG and stay as long as you want and be sure you will see something diherent every day you attend. Going some, What?
 The program tonight is featured hy a picture showing the awful de ,asta.ion that was wrought by the hurricane that swept over Charles ton, s. C.. on sunday, August 10 of the present year. These pictures were taken both during and after the storm, are wonderful and thrilling and above all, unusual in the terri bIe scenes which they depict of na- ture in one of the ughest of her vary .nz moods. This reel is entitled Charleston Hurricane a',d Flood"
 Faith" tells a story full of pathos. A minister loses faith in the gospel ne breaches. He deserts his pastor ate and goes west in search of gold, wins his quest but in his riches is still poor The story tells further how he recovers his faith in God and returns 10 his duties stronger and bet ter for his trials.
 Other numbers that are well worth 4e seeing are "Eis Great Sacrifice" and Roped and Tied
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
NEW PICTURES AT ROYAL

A new program today at the Royal Theater features the cowboys bride. Dan. a young cowboy, is in love with a rancher's daughter. The former does not like his daughters suitor. and forbids his coming to the house. The young people plan an elopement, and just as they are leaving the father of the bride shows up. The scenes that follow are the ones that make the story interesting Ninety and Nine" tells Of a young man who is the black sheep of the family, who afterwards returns and Is forgiven by the fond parents. "A Jealous Wife" hears her husband talk of "Fi- fl" and thinking the name is that of a girl, becomes very mGah enraged. when afterwards she finds out that her husband was admiring a pet dog
 An Unknown Language" is a come dy Of really laughable happenings.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
wILL ReMAIN lN AMERIcA
Two Burglarious Brothers Brought
 Back from Australia

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The final chap ter in the celebrated international criminal case was written when Judge John B. Raligan, superior court judge, imposed a states prison sentence of forteen and sixteen years upon Jo- seph and Jacob Goldsberg, yonvicted of the burglary of the jewelry store of Samuel Uiliam here q year ago, the value Of the piunder being s15.- 00O
 The Goidbergs were traced 10 Fu- rope. arrested in Australia. and brought back to Boston for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
STATE PLATFORM
 OF REPUBLICANS

TUCSON, Nov. IT. - Republican state candidates today promulgated a platform, progressive throughout. IL contains presidential primary pledge. an advisory vote for presi- dental and vice presidential nOmir- ations and that delegates be in- structed by their respective parties. 1t favors free text books, the eompul- sory arbitration of all industrial dis putes and pledges the legislature 10 ratiiy the advisory vote Of the people for United States senators.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
raIcE DE cnppEa

NEW YORK, NOV. 1.-The metal markets are quiet. practically nominal in the absence of cables and exchange. Lake copper 12.5l-S to 12 3-4 Eiec trolytic 12 5-S 10 12 s-4. Casting I2 14 to I2 l-2. Tin quiet. l1.S0 to 42.00. Lead 4.25 to 4.30. Spelter 6.S0 to 6.50. Antimony. Cooks Sons. 500 to SIP l-2 Iron unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
TAFT's MESSAGE.
It Will Be the Most Important He has
 Ever Written

BRISTOL, Tenn, Nov11-His second long swing around the circle practically concluded, Mr. Taft to- night is speeding through Tennessee and Virginia, enrOute 10 Washington. He is due at the capital tomorrow
 He will take a day or two for rest before begining the work of writing his third annual message to congress Friends say the message will be one of the most important he has ever written
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
oRANaEs oN nIsPLAY

The Texas Orchard Land company al their offices in the Jack building, show oranges fresh from their Texas farIas. This fruit speaks for itself, and shows that a very prolific crop is being harvested from the Texas richards. S
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
SOCIALIST BEATEN BY A TOSS

CANTON, ohio, Nov 11.-Arthur Turbull., democrat, won the mayor alty of Canton over Henry Schilling, socialist. tonight, by the toss of a coin, Tuesdays election having re suited in a tie vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
NORMAN DANCE TUESDAY. ]

Invitations are out for a 4ttt1ee 10 be given Tuesday night NoTers3er l4th a. odd Fellows Hall by tiie Voc mans lodge. A pleasant time is al- ways had 8; all the dances given by the Yeomen. Brennan's orchestra will furnish the music. --53.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

There is little danger from a cold or from an attack of the grip except " hen followed by pneumonia, and thls never happens when Chamberiain's Cough Remedy is used. Tkis remedy has won its great reputation and ex- teusive sale by it's remarkable cures Of colds and grip and can be relied upon with implicit confidence. For sale by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Don't forget the 3 cent show, and entire change Of program daily at the star Theater. Beginning Monday Matinee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
DANCE

Bisbee Lodge. No. 452. T. P. E. will give a dance Wednesday night at K. of P Hall Admission soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

After this date there win be a new program daily at the star Theater admission . cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

Don't forget the , cent show and entire change of program daily at the Star Theater. Beginning Monday Matinee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
4 ReCOmen ndatiOR

He makes my clothes the way [ want them"-the highest rec ommendation a tailor can have. Very good. BUT-you may get them the way you want only after innumeralle "try- ons," the loss of temper. a lot of time and a top-notch price. Ready-for-seTvice, the way you want them, are
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
$3.45 to $500

A SHIRT SALE-With us Is an attractive thing for the pur- chaser and We want to say that for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Washington SUITS AND OVERCOATS

the finest product that brains and careful workmanship can oHer, no matter how high may be the 'to-Order" tailOrs price. every Washington Garment is the highest expression of the finer phases Of the tailormans n rT
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

FLANNEL SHIRTS-A nice showing. especially in the pop niar plain coiors.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

SWEATER COATS-The one line in the city, if you don't believe it have a look, and you will
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12

SEPARATE TRoUsERS-the crown make. as good as there is in the market-and we have priced them moderately.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-20
0EaO naA E
 N0W IDENTIFIED

The jdeal- og lls boly c- che u..a oaaI gu .he beach near Ju e,s5ees o.J place Casaeg- las. December aas ia all probability osa discovered
 H. q. F,or- wz.als tglu L-sa1--- a. Wash sends a 5Eerlgl1 e- - 7a-rgr. ArlAsg J. S4.gl. who s drowned n tls Eal.eg-- River -z. ng aar a-lzs mllulel ul remains ot the dead man even -7 el95z.as and pocket contents
 E.gge sI.4 aud another partner a-re p-s1seaar ua rle E-l.es.- --s= ul.l-.g -e.l .a coming down
 river 4.e met ElJ- aE .ee-is-s sa.a overturned 5a-r boat The raree made shore l s4e-E and -af.e -u5 as them ealeasare- % la- -at lae boat su5 started a-s15 river bank u Cry and salvage some gG che wrecked 1g-5sl. and was re.s seen lLr-raarIs Ia9a=a s-ers and l.s semP-u-9u sglelel for s ..af days uu trace W4s found u IsE te- Jusaa. Later 1 October they rsyuru-l.-c gae +a.s ..t and made ur-ae- search al.
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