davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

przedzonego do wszystkiego,
leo tchnie przywiazaniem do
WARY %praojc6w ,naszych. T
autor tego podzia}u ME jest
Swiezym W podobnej piracy;
lpoprzednik jego ma tenn sa-
mem smiecisku by} zgryzli-
wynn starcem, 0 kt6rym via
re ma punkcie kleru
polskiego jest pc. prostu wa
ryatem. Poswiadcza temu mai.
blizsi jego przyjaciele i wsp6t
pracownicy gorliwi ola orga-
nizacyi, z kt6rej czerpia swe
honory i chleb p%owszedni.
Kto sic dale powodowac pre-
konaniami cz}owieka takiego
charakteru must posiadae VIE
Gel z6fci niz rozumu.
Take ciag}e nastawanie ma
podzia}y Polak6w, chociazby
ty]ko mas tutaj na obczyznle,
|jest IKE i jaskrawie sprzeczne
re zadaniem %cz}owieka, pias-
tujacego urzad W organizacyi
polskiej, kt6ra liczy cz}on'
k6w katolickich i nie-kato]ic'
kich. Wiekszosc cz}onk6W
podobno Wype}nia o%bowiazk!
religijne. w tych obowiaz'
kach duchowny jest i'm GA
sem potrzebny koniecznie
czasem ty]ko pomocny. Guys
my cz}onkami tego lub owe
go wyznania wobec Polsk
jestesmy r6wni i powinnismJ
bye niepodzielni. lego ME 70
zumie cry tez ME chce rozu
miec jednostka, kt6ra posWie
Ca dobrowolnie i %rozmyslnit
dobro og6lu, sprawe ca}ej Pol
ski prywatnym korzyscion
|jakiejS organizacyi.
Jeze]i spotkamy kogos, &C
Wv imie rzekomych przekonaf
osobistych uwaza jaki$ Cd
|dziaf ludzi "a Fly, poniewai
ci ME podzielaja jego przeko'
nan, i potepia wszystkich dla'
tego, niema najmniejszej IA.
cyl Watpic, re ia jednostka
cierpi umysfowo - albo ko.
gos, co dzisiaj m6wi, re ME
napada ma Ko$ci61 a jutrc
wysmiewa i drWi sobie z O.
bowiazk6w religijnych ME
m6wmy, re sic zapomina ale
powiedzmy otwarcie, re kfa-
mic albo kogoS, co powie,
re KS. Piotr Skarga ma pra'
Two czci tylko W ,Polsce kle'
rykalneii'' ale ME W nPolsce
czysto narodowej." Me daj-
my sobie oczu zamydlac de-
likatnym frazesem lecz zrozu.
miejmy rzecz jak sic nalezy-;
to jest, re ,Polska czysto ma.
rodowa'' to ten ma}y ufamek
Polak6w ~niedowiark6W. Mo:
re nawet znaczyc ,,Polske W
zmniejszeniu'' powazna .oS.
mieszana i ~krzywdzona przez
takich patryotycznych warya'
(t6w.
Rozumny Polak i dobry
patryota przedewszystkiem
ME zgodzi sic ma rozbi6r swe.,
ojczyzny przez wroga doko.
many, tenn mniej sam stanie
sic nasladowca tych, co nan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

,H
Czwartek d;HigE=s1.go Paddle
obrzuceniu sb1otem ksiezy.
IGdy Bismarck :chcia4 zdusic
[polskosc " Prusach W iden-
Ftyczny spos6bt5Walke prowa-
dill. Me prze5laaowal szlach-
Fly ami zamoznych Polak6w
lecz niemi1osiern,m Sci
gal ksiezy. Cd wroga bierze-
Gle przyk}ad wy panowie
,,czysto harodowi'' jak sic:
ma tamtym poznaf nar6d tax
ma was kolei przyjdzie:s Ma
|domiar sprawiedliwosci tree
Fba jeszcze, zeby-wam lei ,,sze-
F~regowcy" kt6ryeh og1upiacie,
wymierzyli zasfuzona kare
il
Coraz cze$ciei~i~
~odzywaja sic glossy potepiaja-
&c waikiki prawadzone przeciw
szalbierzom relig1nym. TREE
ba jednak zaznaczyc, kochani
czytelnicy, ze jest"w tych O.
dezwach wie1Ka miara stron-
niczosci. Pierwsza Z brzegu
TAXA. odezwa rozpocznie sic
pod}ug prawide} niespisanego
kodeksu --od ubolewania
mad oplakanym @stanem wy
|chodztwa polskiego. Przecho-
dzi sic W. porzadku do kwes-
[tyi walk religijnych jednem
|sfowem ma pole WARY i obo-
wiazku. Jak amen w pacie-
rzu, przedostatni paragraf al
Ibo ostatnie westchnienie rzuci
.kamieniem W. strone Kato]i-
Ek6w prawych, :kt6rzy So "
}posiadaniu i PREY :s}usznosci.
:Gdziez tu:zaowu rozsadek
W zadaniu, =aby s:Miekszos6,
kt6ra cd dawien dawna stu.
zy}a wiernie: Panus Boggu i Oh.
czyznie, miafa: bezczynnie:pa pa.
trze6 jak plwaja ma ich wiare
zawofane oszusty, Tub takie
%indywidua, kt6rych pc gaze
tach inni otwarcie %infamisami
nazywaja, a oni sic Wcale ME
}bronia prod takim tytufem.
Jaka TAXA kulawa i dycha-
wiczna szmatka liberalna
przelewa sic wyzwiskami j
%|wymys}ami ma kleryka}6w''
to jest katofik6w:i ma ich Or
|ganizacye,. ma *,,zaSniedzia}e
przesady prostacze'''. Trzeba
atoli z cierpliwoscia szukac
skrzetnie "a jednem delikat-
mem sf6wkiem nagany ma
stado rozjuczonych napastni-
k6w.. To sic ma zwac bez-
stronnoscia i tolerancya, u
,,Zwiazkowego'" maja ma to
NAIVE ,,poszanowania pre-
kona6" i ,szerokie pogiady''
(dos}ownie)
lego rodzaju tolerancya
szerokie poglady. polegaja ma
tenn, re wobec najpodlejszych
tpodstep6w, wyzwisk, fa}sz6w,
Ioszczerstw: :wobee niewiary
}ateizmu ~Mierzaeyy- katohk-ma
sic zachowa6 .obojetnie: Mu:
shelby .sobie .:dobrzy katolicy
sami o~ezy::wyhlpici uszy Eat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

Me trudna sprawl powta-
rzac stare oklepane nonsensy
Q tax zwanych klerykalach ).
zawszY jedno j to samo ale 2
s}uzy bezczelnemu celowio Cd
naWiania stygnacej nienaWiis-
1ci tam wfasnie, gdzie poWin-:
ma; bye zgoda mifos6 brater-'
ska. A spytac 0 przyczyne ma
pasei. Rome by}y i beda Cd
powiedzi ty]ko ME znajdzie
sic W5r6d Mich prawdziwa, re
tym medrcom ,,czysto naro-.
dowym' wiara koscia W gard
le stoi, re chcieliby rozporza-
dza6 nietylko kilku centami
rocznej wp}aty lecz i duszami
swych czfonk6w. Dobro orga-
nizacyi tego ME wymaga, SO
to zachcianki prywatne i oso-
bista .zemsta wywierana ma
niewinnyeh@ poniewaz ducho-
wie6stwo ma wykszta}cenie,
kt6rego uzywa ola dobra ludu
i psuje ogeszeft' tym sa-
mozWahczym naczelnikom.
tie zwiedfe bzdurstwa bez.
ustannie p%odawane s}uzq i'm
do czasu, by zastawiac nj
mi prawdziwe natury. ucie-
kinier6w pred s%prawied'
liwoscia, kt6rzy maja spryt
ale ME gruntowne wykszta}ce-
nie. Tu trzeba bye gl6wnie
~konsekwentnym. lynn lu-
dziom albo Kosci6f ma zawa-
die stoi .albo: k}amia woczy.
Biedni jeste$my i ciezka
dole nam dano W udziale lecz
, W cierpieniu j krzywdzie do
Boga uciekalismy sic o pomoe
i cd Niego czekamy sprawied
liwosci. Wiernie PREY wierze
:, stalismy, a kto ja z serca wy.
rzuea}, czyni4 to pc cichu, W
skrytosci trzyma} swa niewia-
re. Dzisiaj zas pred Polaka-
mi obradujacymi mad szkofa
, polska. ola m}odziezy:polskiej
bronif nauki WARY zyd. TAX
twierdza ci, kt6rzy obecni
byii ma obradach. Bardzo "a
bawna historya re zyd z .des-
.peracyi WARY Polak6w broni
przed Polakami.
A ostatecznie MONA s1usz-
ME suponowac, re ia obrona
W ustach izraelskich ME VIE
lie wsk6ra}a, kiedy rektor "a
k}adu przesy}a rapport z lista
ucznl6w zapisujacych sic ma
nauke z rellgia i bez niej.. To
ma bye teren czysto narodo-
wy, kiedy taxi medrzec wyda
rozkaz szanowania przekona6
dzieciaka wzgledem nauki re-
ligii; ,,czysto narodowy sem
tyment kt6ry kaze dzieci cho-
wac jak szczenieta i zrebaki
bez z%najomoSci Boga i zasad
religijhych. Take -szko1y do
piero dada nam Polske ,,czy-
sto narodowa'', DO obrani pa
tryoci tego mod}a w}aSciWie
~nazywaja sic odszczepie6cami
a niewfasciwie patryotami j
~postepowcami.
Prey kazdej okazyi wyraza
c;o Eboro1rn roo1o1o CT WI no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

E<&s
lpuszczenie, re gdyby Wilson
zosta1 prezydentem, bedzie
sic staraf W praktyce przepro-
wad1i6.
Nietylko Polacy ale i inne
narodowosci odczuly obe]ge
jaka i'm rzucif Wilson W swej
history a many w}asnie pred
SODA list Ks. S}owackiego re
Scranton, kt6ry napisaf do
Woodrowa Wilsona z zapyta-
MEM, jakotez i rozmaitemi u
wagami, q ma kt6re Wood.
row Wilson wcale ME odpo-
wiedziaf.
List p isaf ks. Komorowski,
proboszcz parafii s}owackiej,
- Trolley Przenajsw. W Scran-
ton,;@Pa.s
f." Wliscie owym zapytuje sic
Fks. Komorowski, dlaczego
Woodrow Wilson nazwa} cho-
fota emigrant6w z Wegier, z
{Polski i: W1och i S}owacyi?
I Dlaczego- ich nazywa ,,sze-
roka masa", dlaczego uwaza
ich mniej "a pozadanych jak
IChi6czyk6w.
Zapyta} sic a wiele jesz.
cze wiecej uwag poczynif
W swym liscie do Wilsona,
uwag takich pieknych tax
szlachetnych i powaznycb, lie
spodzievac sic wypada}o ja~
ii4kiej takiejj odp6wiedzi re stro-
ny cz1owieka sz1achetnego,
Ihonorowego i powaznego. A
Wilson piracy sic pc tax "a
szczytne. stanowisko jakim
jest prezydentura Stan6w Ii.
ME ~odpowiedzia1 ma list, zig-
norowa1 ksiedza, a tenn sa-
mem da1 dow6d swej grubo-
sk6rnosci i do zrozumienia,
re mu sic wcale ME rozchodzi
o obywateli z Europy a tn
naturalizowanych. KS. Komo-
rowski ME o~trzymawszy 3D.
powiedzi og}osi1 list sw6j W
The Scranton Republican"
List piekny, tchnacy mi}oscia
bliznego W ca}osci zamieSci1a
w%spomniona gazeta, W kt6-
ryra powofuje sic dzielny ks.
s}owacki pa. zasfugi Kosciusz-
XII, oddane Stanom Ii. pod
czas walk o wolno$c tego kra-
Iju, ma zas}}ugi narod6W euro
pejskich; jake po}ozy}y ma
Ipolu ro.zwoju. Udawadnia on
Wilsonowi, re dzieki piracy
wytw6rczej robotnika euro
.pejskiegosrozw6j pomyslnosci
:tego;kraju wzr6s} do tel wy
Szyny ma kt6rej dis jest.
"A*gaazziiez byi wtedy Chin
( czycyA2
( Wreszcie7 KS. Komorowski
EwzyWaW oodrowa Wilsona ma
dispute do Scranton, by po'
EkazaT sWe: :oblicze tysiacom
robotnik6w: sfowackich, pol
ilskich I'd. powiedziaf i'm OF
)! warcie, co. mySli zrobic z O.
belga, czy ia cofnie cry ME,
Icy odda swiadectwo spra'
~uieallwoSci czzy tel zas55rr;ukka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-31

.uld ~lllcll liieJSCe >WyoC<'1OHJ
bron i sifa ,kleryka46we7m
wszystkich razem:
- A. 80 -
Do prawdziwej tolerancyi j
szerokich poglad6w maja vie
eel prawa ludzie uc*zciwi, kt6-
.rzy. swej WARY bronia. Me
zadaja oni pomocy niedowiar-
k6w ami przymuszaja kogo do
nawr6cenia, lecz zadaja cd
szarlatan6w by i'm dano spo-
k6j i ME wtrqcano sic do
spraw religii.
Co prawda mafo jest ta-
kich, kt6rzy moga mice sze-
rokie poglady ma SWAT i zy:-,
Gle bez szkody w}asnej. Jest
wiecej takich, kt6rym "a sze-
rokie poglady rozsadzi}y s}a-
be czaszki; dlatego tez nasi
|liberafowie i postepowcy tax
czesto wystawiaja sobie 5wia-
dectwo, re So ,,mocni W pys.
ku' ale o rozsadku pojecia
ME maja. Ledwo ma lyle ich
STAG, lie. ruguja katechizm
re szkofy swojej, DO musieli-
by sic wstydzic pred villas,
nymi dziecmi:
Katolik walczacy z wro-
|giem swej WARY, czy tenze
%otwarcie stale do walki cry
|podle kryje sic "a podziura-
wionym parawanikiem patry-
jest PREY
SVEN prawie. Niema zadnego
|powodu prosic sic, by go do
piero naval Polakiem czfo-
mex jakiegos ~samozwa6czego
Etrustu potryotycznego; ME
|potrzebuje sic prosic o prawo
kochania razem Boga i Oh
czyzny.
Polske kochana dawniej po-
dzielii nieprzyjaciele i zdrajcy
ma zabory. A dzisiaj g}upi ia
da]ej dziela ma ,,klerykalna''
Ii ,,czysto narodowa" i mnie-
ma, re jej przys}uge ~wySwiad
CA. Ten bohater ,klerykal-
nej" Polski, Ksiadz Skarga,
trafnie a takich by}by powie-
dziaf:. Gdy :okret Polski to.
ME, a:wiatry go przewracaja,
|gfupi t}umoczki i skrzynki
|swej %prywatnej Polski W
zmniejszeniu opatruje i ma
mich ley a do obrony okretu
lnie idzie.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
WINTER BASEBALL E
 HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
First Series Ends in San A1- t0li0 and Season W.II
 Be Continued

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. 5.- lsrec.rD-The san Antonio Winter B slau league Is just finishing its first series. Ius career has been even more successful than its pro- moters expected. This league and one iu California are the only winter baseball leseues in existence organ i7ad last fau the first series Of games belau Noveuborl and end cd December a1. the second series b-eau on January I and win end February z2
 Robert Scot- Israel Spcrtils editor Of the San Antonio Express is prest dent 0f the league. and Al Jones o' San Antonio is secretary and treas. urar. It is conn0sed of four clubs, Che R0urd-Urs. the Orioles, the TWen- ty-second 1nfartry and the Higgins Co., The ROHnd-uuz are winners Of the first series. Games are sched clcd for Sundays and legal holidays during the season and SO far not a single game has been postponed be cause Of bad weather Many regular leneue rlayers are enrolled with each Of the clubs and the lelgue is said 10 rank with any Class D league in tho country.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
HARMON PREPARES ID
 SWING AROUND CIRCLE

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 5.-A5out the time that Senator La Toilette Of Wis consiu, progressive republican leader concludes his present swing around the circle another presidential caudi- date will take the road. Governor Harmon of Ohio, who is regarded as one Of the leading candidates for the democratic nomination is putting his aHsfrs in shape in order to tart on his western tour before the end of tuis month. San Francisco VIII be the goqaru0rs objective point and the ostensibIe purpose Of the 5auut will be Co select a site for the Ohio buiidiug at the San Francisco eElosi- l0n
 Governor Harmon's trip VIII take him over much Of the ground covered within the past few months by Pres ident Taft Governor Woodrow Wl- son and Senator La Toilette. Tn a measure the trip will determine now much Harmon sentiment there is in the west and will either give great impetus 10 the Ohio governors boom or else cause his retirement from the presidential field. At the Harmon headquarters here the belief is eN pressed that the governor will bt given a moro enthusiastic welcome than that which has recently been ! accorded to his rivals.
 Everything will be done Go maks the Harmon tour a success. It Is Co be well advertised and arrangements win be made to secure large audienc es at the various places where th' : governor Is billed 10 speak and thi : newspapers friendly Co the cause arg Go contain long accounts of the pro ! grcss and the enthusiasm which th' . ohio executive arOuscs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
REWARDS PRISONERS
 F0R THEIR BRAVERY

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan 5- Special an-Ir order t0 reward a large number of state c0nvicts that showed bravery and efficiency during the fire when Che penitcutialv at HuutsTi. 'e was destroyed, and to show c0nsid- erauon to others for general good be- hag-ar. Governor Co.quitt proposes a plan to place between 300 and 800 convicts on cu honor roll and give them uortiaI freedom. lie would take from them -he stigma Of the stripes and hire them outright to inc various counties in Inc state 10 build bridges and good roads. Already he has a bona dde offer to Dallas and Tarrant counties which have voted houds for road and bridge work. The governor purposes retiring the shot gun into thc backerOund and Uiacia the convicts on their honor. virtual lv giving them their freedom with the exception oe requiring them co work as indicated during the, remaind CT Of their terms of service. He would insist that representative of the state be with them to See they were supplied with good, wholesome food.
 The governor has offered the use of these convicrs to counties for road anI bridge work for the cost of their maintenance and go cents per day one-half Of which sum would be paid into the penitent.ary treasury and one-half paid to the family Of eacl convict.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
SHELTER BIDS
 OPENED SOON
Structural Iron ConDa1ies Are We'll Represented m DouqlaS Seeking
 Contact
c. AND A. WORK ATTRACTS

DOUGLAS. Jan. 4.-Withiu less than 60 days al least 300 structural steel men will be in Douglas prepar ed to work upon the construction ut the Calumet & Arizona smeit-r. Eth CT this weeR or dugina the first part Of next week the company is expected to announce the bidder among the structural steel companies j1 whom the contract has been let
 Douglas is now the mecca oi rep resenuUves of the structural steel companies. Ten of theso men, with as many of the larger concerns ot tL-s character are now QuarieIed a- the Cadsden hotel They are easily indentified for the reason that they are travelling in a bunch None is willing to let the others get out o- sight This is modern competition persOnified.
 The steel men and the companies they represent are T. sidney Waite vice president and consulting ensi- neer with the Pennsylvania Bridge company. W. D. Webb, Ei fasl Bridge and Iron company, B. E. Ellsworth. McClnuctMaushal Con struction company; 4. x. Borard. Ritdr ConleN Manufacturing com pany: w. R. Pearce and F. ll Gates, American bridSe company. $. E Harding, Modern Structural s-ce company. H. U Birdseye. Detroit Graphite company; c. w. P0p Min neapolis Steel and Machinery com pany; H. A. Fitch, Kausas City Struc tural Steel company.
 All these men will remain in Doug las until the successful bidder ina. been announced. following wh-g- work will be comm need imsrediately by the fortunate firm for de-ve- within 60 days. which is uulerstoo, to be Q specification Of the call l1 bids
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
BILL
 0IL CO. READY
WiH Sink 5000 Feet or More # Necessary 10 Pr0m- silg Field in Mai-
 c0pa County
OUTFIT IS HURRIED IN

TUCSON, Jan, 5.-J0hn II. Tat general manager MouteHuma On Co.,. was in the city yesterday having jus. arrived from the property of the com pary % miles north of Sentinel near Aaua Caleute Springs, in MarIclpa county aud has lCGu in conefrence ae@f.s aH lag with Francis N. lart- man. legal advisor and treasurer Of the company MP. Tal urncd re- canug from New York City, having been called there by New York cap. I,aiIss who are heavily interested in the enterprise.
 Mr TaiJ ports that 9 part oi ih- machinery and equipment or the Standard drilling ouuIt is already on The ground and that he is rushing tho aa nee as fast as possible. @ set it across the Giia river lalore tlu rise which -au-ra.ly comes in the early spring.
 All the machinery has been shipped and will bC ready -o set mp when Il. on the ground. and drilling is exuecta# rJ commence within the nez, tairl days
 With tEa Standard Ideal outfit tra the comp uy has purchased aJfer due oeli1e-alOn and observation of eT perielce Ot other companies. i- VII be enabled 60 go down three th0usar feet or deeper. if necessary and Mir Iait feels confident that oil will b, euCauntered at a much less depth.
 This is tho company in which Col F. Cody is interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
nIs M Ho-se Is ns.d.

There is sorrow amoG- tle mem. hers of the Arizona national guard and also among the Rough Riders Of the territory. for Texas Is dead Tex. as was the saddle horse Of Colonel lanes II. McCuntcck and ever since inc outbreak or the Spanish war has been a well known animal amon- inc citizens Of Arizona. having lead almost every military parade in Phoe nix for years and always being among those present at the national guar encamDmCnts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
SOCCER LIKELY ID
 SUPPLANT RU6BY
iC0ntinucd from Paee 2l

iContinued from Page 2} and colleges: Dr. James, A. I3abbitt pr. J. A. Naismith, Kansas; Dr. Page. Andover: II. F. Ford. Washington and Jefferson.
 Capt. Pierce said it was time that something radical was done about summer baseball. He believed that college players should not be allowed 10 play in summer for money or that such q practice should be openly ap- proved by the colleges. There was no honest midway attitude to take. Prof W. C. Riddick Of North Carolina said that in the south many college players played professional baseball during the summer vacation and he believed that the southern colleges did not think it practical to enforce a strict amateur rule. He said the smaller towns demanded baseball in summer, and that the college play CTS were the ones to furnish the pas time Prof. Eidick said that the con dition Of athletics was very encouTag ing and that in all southern institu tions now instructors were barred from playing on any of tho Varsity teams.
 Prof. Frank Nicholson, secretary and treasurer Of the association, read a long report on his investigation oi summer baseball. He sent out { letter of inquiry to 13O institutions asking questions in relation Co base ball, it's effect on the student profes sional playing in summer and othei features of the sport The coBclJ sion he drew from the various replies considered baseball as now played il a benefit. but it could be improved D. complete elimination of the p-Ciei sional element.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Msrtsd |, EIrht ostr-.h.

According to the Mesa Free Press a vouug man wanted to 1ait an os- -rlcr ou the Chandler Ostrich farm a few days ago. Mr. Ellsworth. the wrr.a.- ar inc farm iaterler-d in lime to eava tte youth who sail that he was not afaid of anything. but also admitted that he knew notn- ing ohcvr 0sfrirnrr.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Arizona News
 Brevities
sueeessor u RIlhton A1n0Il

Successor to Blighton Appointed.
 l.. J. Bourdrelux has been elected succeed Frank H Bligliou who has retired from lhe editor and manager position 0i that publication The ua- per wll le continued as a weekly under the same name by Inc stock holders
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
H.IL nras- Wtite sLsve L.N.

E. B. Tcudrickeou. proprietor or fre Orr1r-r hotel in Tucson was ar rested Wednesday afternoon lv oa-- cere from tle United States mar snaTs office charged with a violation of the white slave law. The speeil.c charge against him is that he naal tr9usrortation for a young woman from los Angeles 10 Tucson. bring f7- her into the territory for i'm. moral UurUOses.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
Nav FIrfsh court Next Week.

The dopesters in Phoenix have been watching the canvassing board count the votes Of the recent election and arc trying to fzura when it will fu- ieh it5 work, i-irin- from thc amount done during tho first two days. Nccor1ir- 70 many tho count should lc completed next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
co--.-l.lr cf Mate- snppIv.

on January l. tgf2. there were ff5- or acre feet o- water stored by t-e Roosevelt dam. while on January l 1911 there were only 22,a94 acre feet More than twenty times as much va ter now as ihere was year ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
hLtn. M-st M Lea,

The uolce of Phoenix have declared ar on automobile drivers who allow their machines to drip oil on the streets. The police claim that oil and gasoline soften tte surar7 o. the asphalt streets and this sh1r-ons inc life os the pavement very mater laIiy
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
A hILIlne-L RuraI.r.

After cn-twn~ a millinery store I Tucson nl cutting from trimmed hats ar the ulumos ho could ln', 8 buralar evidently became fri1htenca one nich. this week, for tle bundlN of 1lumes. was found iu the back ward tho next morning. AT 12i-" -Ha unnfor ra= recovered. The la7 10 the mIuuers through aamaIs h hats was considerable.