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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
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Rate Ruoolpb. 20. $50 aiotter 4p.
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4cenue.
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Apsnus.
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DIsnpoob ap.
IGto. spiss, %, 1895 5optins Ctr.
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aanIns.
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lslmp .. 1riss. q, bsssI.
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| Wsidsn glp.
lSassl Guib, 20. 1880 Dine Ctr.
|Wm. GO. Ridasl %. Milmington,
Cbio.
iona CLINT. 10. Jnbiand 6oisI.
|Grvb GIari, 35. 468 s)ionar Ctr.
lasatba u. 5obnfon. 30. D<ssl.
JaOuis n. Dbsrmspsr, 26. TaTb ap.
lGlsonor 1edsr. n. Oil 2aureI Ctr.
lMm. M0lsr. 20. Ri. 6taitts, q.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
9as Spb Sentidlanos.

Seber intelIigsnts 4meritaner, Der
fd aenquer, als Der 9srsnigungsra;s
ienbe in DeutI6lorb umiiebt, tOmmt
poQ bes 2obes fir isnes 2uro 5urilt
uno bdlt bsutihe ginri6tungsn unD
Suaenpen ieInen amerltdnllGsn
2unosIeuten uIs W2uiter Dor. 8sIons
bere 9e1htung Deroient etn Bors
truo, ben Der grootIpner 9eiitIide
Rep. Or. 4epea Opiqbt pills ssbai-
ten bat. Sn Der RegeI iinb amsritd'
nifhe @siitIths niht gut auf DeutI6s
Lamb, tpegen istnsr feubtfrOhlihen 4rt.
gu Ipre6en. gs beriibrt f. unaneez
nsbm, tpenn iis gsasn bos Qoiter oes
5rinfeus recen uno auf DsutI6Iano
bineepieisn tpsrb.n, ipelhes BEL ieinsm
qrpben gierperbrau6 berrlid ssbeiht
unb unbeItritten ben eriten ploB unter
ben Vationsn Der Gros sinnimmt. Or.
Gins GrtlGrung lit eius Bariation auf
bas Di6terport: 9rinten Dir, iino
mir beseiitert, trintsn fie, iinb iis
berauIdt. IS 1T bos fotratiite Jbsll
Der Gop6roIpns, Der Wdbiauno in al
len Dingsn, bas fih in Dsutihlaab
perpirfliht bat unD bas Der ReDrer
berporbebt. Der 9eutihs ipr,tt
einem outen Erunt her3bdft 3u, um iid1
su erfrtihen, aber nidt I'm feline Gin
ne AL umnebeln unb er oermeibst aud
bic 9etrGnte, Die uuf GrunD ihrer Sc,
fhdffenbeit cine na6tbsilias Wirtung
dusiiben mufIen. Seooh lieat in oeri
Derninftigen grinten ni6t bas Ges
heimnib bes grfoloes. Snbem er bi.
GieenIhoft herporbebt, rpelde haupt@
i6dli6 Deutihlanbs Grobe bsptrft
bat, betunoet Or. 5ilis einen tieieren
Ginblit in Die osutf6e 8oitsiesle, cls
jsber unbers omeritaniIde 8eobddter
unb pislleiht aud jeber 8eurtbeiisr
irgeno elmer dnDeren gdtion.
Die grobe Gieeni6aft, permittelit
ipeldsr Der Deutids ale Gtfuieriatsis
ten - uno Seber tpeiB, pie Disleaiei
unp tpie erob ite iinb - iiberpunbe.t
pat, heibt: Geoulb. DieIe empfiealt
Or. 5ias Der ameritanifhen Jussnb
gang befonbers sur Nadeife'hng. Der
irnge 9eutihe, foet Or. 6iIs nit b.
m.rfensipsrtbsr ginfht, ernartst feine
duaeHblidliden Reiultate. Or bat ar.
bsiten unb apdrten aelernt. Mer in
.inen 9eruf eiI.fritt, pin niht iiber
Raht Wsiiter merben. foHoern antsrz
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Sitter ssm stemmsiIea.

Ginbrehsr Dtrihafftsn fih friib ees
tern WorgsH 3utritt ~ Der Groesrp
BON 6ieb 8rctbtrs. so. 2146 Gilbsrt
NpeRus unb ,partn bomit befhdftie!,
NIT einem 6aHsmer bic Rombinniion
Don bem DeibfhroHi nb5ui6laesn, als
Gerseani Hdrtiep unD polisiIt gons
rab. fpelfs fin in Der gdbs bsfanbtn.
auf Das OerdufH uufm.rliom iDurbsn.
Die 8tamisn fhlifen fih burh cine
autn um bns baus hrum, tpurben jss
bod pon sinsm GtnoHtn Der Einbrf.
der. ipelher -Ghmisrt- itdnb entosdt,
ipesbatb ts ben Gpibbuben sslans.
Durh bic Dorberthiir su entflishsn.
Cine llnitrfuHung srgnb, bob 81 aus
Der Oslblnbe gtitobIen porpen funren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

BON benen bic eriten ihon erreiht finb.
aiel, bic 6tdbt, fann fih ni6t benz
feIben WinterfnIaf gDnnen. tpie aisl,
oie Stdtte bes Wafsrfports. Sie
eIeiht einem Wenfdxn, Der nah pisIsn
6emmunsen, pergeblihen Inldnfsn
unb MibseIhiden enbIih bod Ieinen
eisenen Neg fanb, aus feinem 1eben
nod ettpas Ganses unb ShDnes su sea
ftaltsn. nod 1T piei nah3ubolsn. aber
bic neue gabn III fdon sIiidIid be-
Ifritten.
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Gtfle BON Den pteten loWerS
li9en 8eitimmungen in Der gintpdns
berunsss9ia Iautet. bob Iusldnoer
bepprtirt perben foaen, penn lie gegen
eine ausDGrtige Regierung etne Ver@
itp1rune ansettsIn. Der Wertdner
bieIes Photographer 1T Der Senator
Root. BeI6e europdiihe aegieruns
er su ftiibsn beabiittist, lit niht reht
tlar, benn DieIe 8erIhp0runsen ge-
bDren 5umei't Der 8ergangenheit on
unb paren aae mebr poer mtnoer
gurlesten. Die OeutIhen, Die nab
Dem 6ombaher Set uno beionosrs
lah 184S bsm politiihen Glenb Der
Setmatb entfloben uno bier berii6ers
tamen, noreu 70 entaiidt bon Der 5reie
belt, lpel6sr Iie iih bier erfreuten, paB
cine QnSabI BON ibnen Infanes Der
5infstasr Sabre oes porigen Sohrs
bunosrts in DheeIing eine 9sriamms
lung ubbieIten, in pslder felerlidit be-
idloFen rpuros, 9sutfhlano on Die
Der. Stoaten gu annettiren. Setdnnts
lib lit bas ni6t gelungen uno BON
peiteren berartisen IbIihten bat man
auh felt Der 3sit nihts msbr ge9ort.
eSn ben Sieb3iger Sabren entail
teten Die 'Senier cine iebr lebbafte
Sbdtieteit. Shr plau mar, Srlanb
bon 9roB gritannien los3uloien.
Ratbem bic pom ben irldnptIten
OienitmGbhsn in bieism 2anbe err
prebten @eIber bas ertpiinIhte 3iel
nttt peripirtlihteu, entIdloB man
fih su elmer beroiihen 5but. 0rei tuus
ieno SrIdnber nit SdieBpriigeln,
Sniippeln unb 8Ieiidlingen bepaffnet,
perIommelten iih an Der canaonhen
0rense, I'm CANADA gu bsiesen unb es
gu bebaltsn, big Srlano frst ge9ebsn
perbe. DieIe triegerifhe Ittion fam
aber bolb gu Gaoe. Gin DOM gunz
beSaeriht ausgeihidter Gonitabler
umsingelte bic triide Qrmee unp trieb
tie aussinauber. Wohl Durbe nod
cine 3sit lang in bieiem Ganbs ge'
fQmmelt, oamit Die Srldnber in Der
Selmotb 0pnamit taufen tunnten, nit
ipelten bic snsliiaen 3pinsburgen
psrosr IOlIten, absr na9s
Dem etne QnsdbI Der SObn. Grtns
auFoetniipft tporoen tpdren. itodte Der
patriotiicbe Gifer unb jsBt nahoem
bic Gnuldnbsr perniinftig geporoen
Iino uno ben SrIGnoern bds Wtab bon
Sreibeiten einesrGumt haben, gu tpels
den tie berehtigt iinb, III auh tetue
9erfhp0rung pon oteier Setts gu be-
fiirdten. aon'pirirt piro bier bios
nod oseen Rublano. Die Spfsr bss
aoIadenthums rohten Iih germ an
Dem Barren rehnsn, aber aud IN oie'sm
fEaQe belduft 'ih bic 8srfhporung auf
taum mebr ols elm aiuberipiel. Der
Senutor muB Elm GROCER Jrsuno ru's
fiIder Reoierungsmethoben fein. pos
ia audi BON etnem fold ent'hteoensn
gecner aQer goltsregisrung pie Sss
nator Root es III, niht iibsrraihen
tann, bab CT ben Qeuten bieisn Spub
peroerben nil. 0Dh mag feline Qbs
iiht tisfer liegen, inosm iie baruuf
ab8ieIt, QlQe, bic in bieIem 2anos
Sdus Dor Der 5prunuet beg 3arsn
oeFunben baben, biefsm ous3ulisfern.
gs bruu6t nDbI ni6t .rit gsiagt gu
nerben, bob bus umsr.taniihe Bolt
ueqen einen ToI6sn plau nit aQer
gntI6iebenbeit proteftiren piirbe. Gs
Iheint audi ousgei6IoFsr, bdb Elm
fol6es geTss Die 3uftimmuug oes
9rdIibenten finoen t6unIe.
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9eutihe Staotebiloer.
&iel.
aiel.
8on @ / b. 81 i hter.

aiell aieler ISOLDE! lem 8innen.
lancer ihmebt BEL oieien @orten ,uohl
elm Bib bober 5eitesfrelibe Dor oem
8eiite. sd,narenmeiie iagea bic e!e-
gdnten antomnbiie ourh bic gtraBen
Die Sobrbebanlpfer unb Mngen Der
gleftriifTn limb bunt betpinlpelt. auf
Der Geepron,enabe rpeSoen bic blen.
oenoiten Gamentoiletten ipasieren ge.
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Sb Der ueue beutfae BOT.


fhafter in 2pnbon i'm Stanoe iein
ipirb, Before ge3iebungen 3u England
ber8uiteQeu, blsibt ab5uparten. auf
ieben 5aa aber bat Die oeutihe Regte@
rung ihr 9emiihen erpisien, elm
freunbfhoftli6es 8erbdItniB au3ubabz
nen. 9pd I6etnt Die Inndhme bershz
tigt, pub man in Berlin bel Der Reus
beissung bss qoitens niht ean3lid
aufs 9eraberpobl sebanoslt, ipnbern
NIT sinigen gepiifen 6attoren gere6net
bat. Iuf ieoen Son 1T Der 3eitpurtt
fir neus unterbauolungen giinitig 9ss
tpGbIt, bu oeutIit gu sr'ehen 1T, bdB
bic gnsIdnoer tpillens iinb, tpieoer NIT
fid reben gu lafen, nahoem tie nit
ibrer puIitit Der 9erbIuffung abgefals
len Itnb.
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Nnfumubif aeitol,lem.

q. 4. aslIn pom so. 3O15 guslin
MDenns mtlb<ts ssitsrn Hanmittna Der
pOliSsi, o0b Gin AutenobiI i'm Wsrtbs
BON $4,000 aus Der binitr itiner Wobs
HuHg s<Itgtne~ Gorage oejoblen Nor.
bsH III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

1iir bielts 9Iatt ipurbsn seIiern BON
ben Spiiitrn e. Rlein h Wre,,
no. 435 Race Girnbs, folsenbs 1sms
ptraiur : uni.ri6kbs resiftrrt:
BORN. Nnnm.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
Milady's Toilet Table
By Mime. D'MlLlE

o. cours. sN svsr fscisi biemish an be N
0ssg0 ~ anpls hone treatment, but thsW ~
nans seancn s~flictious that yiad quickly "a
'U1pR oN and attention. A true besu,iNer can
b nsds b liooinns en- original parhass d
0SsaoDs IN Q half. pint witch had. Gently 30.
~ ~ fscs. ssch and snns 9th this. and yellow
-. tan and muddy pssehes. pimpls. rough and
~ se1s win b. banished. II mahs the skin
0sgeh. ~. white and Atiny and prssvss the
yvusAfs charm q the face.
o1psd1uom hatss causs many wcna annoyancs
- sabarss1snt. These con b. quietly ana
sGnS Nnsvs1 ~ sppiyins dsiatose Paste. M,
. utus psvdevd ddstons With ssoush wafer "a
ssvw ths hAin; Apply. and after two or thr,s
a1suto ~ n. vasA ~ stis. 80 NJ hahn wpl
- OsnA
Ya 60 svaiA sssshass -ssld b, dn shampcsns
~ woovi d Dust. dandrnY and excsn oil,
- . euufsi q Dm mai IN . fruit ~ and nil
IN n % original paehass Of theron. spnnhs I
.nt1s % The hsaA and brnh st thoroushiy. n
anVsAins VII mAhs the hair nop. thsrs1 wsH. s,d
ysAb tvasmsut hrsps the hair iieAt. nusfy cod
lbsautNaliy iutsuo.
NJ tird. 0rs. swollen or srhine Gpst thevv 4
sslAlns betAss than Mothers saivs. Indeed. 1,
,v11 sshsvs pain In any part a the bcdy-bead.
|s6ns. backaehs or sore muscss. u h sasy 10 ~.
lsush 10 act and should b. IN vsr home, Tor Il
iallsviAso sufssrsG hsa .sp ssnous sfnictioas
~ = sssunatisA. iunhaso end nsurslsis.-Aivt.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
~ JUDGE GRAIN.

John Clark. twenty-five years old
The evening world., 1912-04-10

Jams. wa . theft Of twenty-nins one
thousand dollar bills and me hve-hun-
drsd dollar note from the cage Of m
Of ths teliers.
The lift" was made. according TO
executive committeeman. sometime dur
ing the afternoon OF Tuesday. March q.
being discovered when the hnai balance
for the day was cast. Eight oficers
and employees Of the company remained
until a late hour trying TO locate he
missing s2e,so). but failed to do 20 and
the following day the case was put into
the hands Of the Burns Detective
Agency.
SO far insufficient evidence has been
unsarthed, TO direct suspicion At n a
and no employees nave been dismissed
or suspended. Yet the ohicers Of the
hank are certain the theft vas com.
m,tted by eome one In me employ Of
the company.
Il returned from Florida March a."
sald August H%ecksher. former president
Of the windsor Trust Company and 81
present q member Of the directors sx-
RC1Uve COInIIilktgts eh0 ~ k"S
meeting the following Tuesday I was
Informed of the theft. The money
simply disappeared from n Of the
cases and the ofioiais are at . loss 70
And the solution. We are simply walt
,ns for the Detectives 70 do somsbhlns.
That Ia all w can do.
~.Prss,dent Williams has taken the
matter greatly to heart. believing II re-
r,ects on him. although II n something
that 10 liable TO happen 70 any bank.
FORMER PAYING TELLER GOT
$4,000 IN 1907.
cit hits Ne particularly hard. however,
after the Ease Of Chester b. Runyon.
the paying teller who walked Y Of the
bank with $4,000 In . suit case. June
w.. WI. II seem 10 me. however. tha6
the wider the publicity sivsn che .thest
the harder Il will be for the thief 10
negotiate the thousand dollar bilis.
without doubt whoever got the
money VIII be ~apprehsnded In time AND
II will be next TO Impossible for him 60
pass any VI the bills without falling In.
mediately Under suspicion"
After this statement. made 70 An Eve.
ming World reporter last Saturday.
President Williams has refused TO tar
further.
vice-President Alfred W. Hudson m.
fused TO admit that the shortage wac
caused by a theft. When told that the
underground current OF the financial
district was carrying gossip about the
theft. Mr.. Hudson ackno wisdeed ne
knew this and expressed surprise That
the loss had mol become knowd 10 the
public sooner than Il ala.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
AND oReTEL"
At eHockLvN ACADEMY,

The Aborn English Grand Opera
Company gave "Hsnsei and Oretei" At
the Brooklyn Academy q MUSIC yss-
terday afternoon and delighted q big
audience. the young folks particularly.
1t was the ninth anniversary OF the
founding Of the company aud was cele-
brated by a special maHnee. The regu-
lar Offering OF the Aborn forces at the
Academy for this week ID Puccni's
Madam Butterfly" MAJ Rahdnoff has
sold all Of the scenery and effects be-
longing to the Imperial Russian Dam
Gers to the Aborn. Tbs productions m
ciude THE Russian Wedding and Lac
de Cygnes."
The evening world., 1912-04-10
MRS. WRIGHT COMPETENT.
jerry Decides Christian seientist
Can Manage Own A6airs.

Ssry Deesdes Chrfstsan
Can Manage Owa ARairs.
A sealed verdict Of the Jury which has
been hearing testimony to enable Il to
determine che mental competence OF
Mrs. Margaret A. Wright Of Bayside.
who has frequently figured 10 ths police
courts because Of her dAsaSrsements
With other Christian Scientists, was
opened In the Supreme Court Of Long
Island city to-day. The tho question
rs Margaret A. Wright by reason OF
lunacy Incompetent TO manage her per-
son and affairs?" the jury answered
NE"
The proceeding to have Mrs. Wright
declared insane was brought by her
husband, edgar J. Wright. an architect
and builder. after she had been arrested
for trying TO force her way into an
APARTMENT Of several Christian Science
heaters In Central Park West. Mrs.
Wright Is q jealous partisan Of Mrs..
Augusta Stetson. M. wrisht 10 not.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
FRECKLE.FACE
New Remedy That Removes Ffeckies
or Costs Nothing.

Esrs's . chance. Miss Freckle-Face. to
try . new remedy for freckles with the
guarantee Of . reliable dealer that Il will
not cost you . penny unless Il removes
the freckles. while II II does give you .
clear complexion, the expense 10 tIlfling.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-double
strength, from Rikcr-H egeman Drug
Stores, and one nights treatment will
show you how easy Il is to rid yourself Of
the homeiy freckles and get q beautiful
completion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask Riker- Hcgeman Drug
Stores for the double strength othine. as
this 70 the only prescription sold under
guarantee Of money back II II fails 10 70.
move frockles.
The evening world., 1912-04-10
THEFT Of S29,5O0
FROM THE WINDSOR
AN INSIDE lob"
Trust Company Officials Say
Only an Employee Gould
Have Got to the Money.

= was Acknowledged to-day by mem
b3s Of the executive committee Of the
Windsor Trust Company Board Of pi-
rsctors that the Sx.soo shortage found
In the home once Of the company At
Cedar and Nassau streets. a. admitted
last saturday BY President Clark WILL
The evening world., 1912-04-10
IN l,oubt.

From tbs Washington stss.l
viii o have = turkey for Thanks
giving?"
II don't know" replied Mrs. Curnrox.
There ID 80 much talk about turkey
being less expensive than usual I am
afraid II might not seem high class
and recherche"
The evening world., 1912-04-10
.TAX|CAB RObbER
GETS THREE YEARS
Three Other Crooks, Indicted
for Burglary, Sentenced to
Less Than Year.

Eight prisoners convicted In the Court
OF General Sessions we're sentenced yes
terdAy by the Judges Of that court. Tn.
penalties imposed were:
Dv JUDGE GRAIN.
Edward Kinsman. twenty-two year
DID. One OF the taxicab robbers.
Pleaded guilty Of robbery. second dc.
gree. State prison not less than three
years Dr. more than III years. Second
conviction.
~ JUDGE MuLouEEN.
John Clark. twenty-five years old
The evening world., 1912-04-10
By D FOSTER.

Joseph vaiicenti, twenty years old.
Convicted OF carrying a revolver. No
precious conviction. Fined Sc.
George Decker. tbirty-four years Did
Pleaded guilty Of petty larceny. In
dicted' for burglary. No previous con-
vIction. P%eniteniary nine months.
George Stewart, twenty-slx years old.
Convicted OF petty larceny. Took EN-
ployer's automobile on Joy ride and bad
iy DAMAGED II. No previous conviction.
penltentiary one year.
The evening world., 1912-04-10

| william Loouhs, nineteen. and William
Mason. twenty-seven years old. All
indicted for burglary. Convicted OF
petty larceny. Clark. one prior convtc-
ton. LOOMS ana Mason. nevsr before
convicted. P~enitenslary eleven months.
tw~enty.nipe days and nned $50 each.
Bernard Wass. twenty years old.
Pleaded guilty OF attempted burglary.
No previous conviction. EHpira Re-
formntOry.
The evening world., 1912-04-10

An Exploded Theory.
tfrom the Chicauo Record. HerAld.)
Are you one Of thos, who believe
Friday II u~nlucky?"
No. ] got two Of my divorces on Fri
An va"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
BUD|SAGOV|CH
HELD ON ATTEMEPT
MURDER CHARGE
Povshe ASSailant Must Wait
Action of Grand Jury;
Bonds Fixed at $1,000

Stanko Budisagovich, who shot Mar.
tin Povshe during fight at the Bank
saloon in Lowell Monday afternoon
was arraigned yesterday morning he.
fore Justice George Smith OF that pre-
cinct for preliminary examination. the
evidence was to the effect that after
the two men had fought on The floor
of the saloon Povshe walked away and
when about twenty feet from his an
tagonist Budisagovich fired twice,
both bullets taking effect. The de-
PENDANT offered no witnesses to testify
in his behalf
Five witnesses testified for the state
and at the conclusion of the hearing
Justice Smith held the defendant to
the superior court under bond of
$4,000 on the charge of assault with
intent TO murder Deputy County At.
torney Alexander Murray conducted
the prosecution for the state return.
ing To the district from Tombstone fOr
The purpose.
II BudisagOvich is convicted in the
superior court will probably be
the first prisoner to be sentenced u;,.
der the indeterminate sentence laF.
This Law became effective on August
Is. This law does not apply 20 sen.
;enCes for life imprisonment or the
death penalty. for as Deputy County
Attorney hurry expressed it. Hang
ing is one of the most deterpIinate
th'-es Imaginable"
The polite "call down" o. the state
attorney general b. Superb Judge
S'Gter of the Coch'se supe"'cr cour'.
was topic of irt"rested conversation
i'm Bisbee legal circles Yesterday and
not Il few laughs at the expense OF
the attorney general The sic Official
took The stand thar the indaterminate
sentence law applied to al prisoners
sentenced following the date on which
the law became effective and advised
bInCh Of prisoners sent up from Co
tie state Prison officials to refuse a
.hise county TO serve definite terms
Judge Suffer hrmly refused 20 re-
sentence the prisoners and gave his
Interpretation of the law, which was
that crimes committed before the law
went into erect were punishable I'M
der the old law OF determinate sen
fences. Judge Suffers opinion is ap-
! parently unanimously upheld by Bis
bee attorneys, judging from a few
positive expressions obtained by the
Review from attorneys yesterday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
STATE TAX BOARD
FAILS PROVIDE
FOR SCHOOL AID
100000 Levy Provide Super
intendent and Aid Coun-
ties Not Made; Man
damuS Probable

Failure of the state tax commission
to make a levy of 100000 for the
expense of running the Office of state
superinte ndent Of education, and for
aiding the schools of the state, is
being discussed considerably in edu-
cational circles here, though the
failure does not pinch this county
as 1t does Santa. Cruz and the other
smaller and less wealthy counties Of
the state.
Under the levy made by the board
OF supervisors, there will probably be
money sufficient 10 take care OF the
schools of the county, but a pro
rata Of the state fund could be handi-
ly used. according 70 members OF the
local school board Professor Phil
brook, superintendent of the schools
of the district expressed surprise
that the state tax commission had
not made the levy 81.
In the smaller counties there is
talk OF instituting mandamus pro
ceedings against the state tax com
mission to compel them 10 make a
levy. Anticipating the failure OF the
board to make this levy. the board OF
supervisors of Maricopa county made
a levy OF 80 CENTS on the 800 for
county school purposes. which, &C
cording to a new law, they are en-
powered to do.
In Santa Cruz county. should the
board OF supervisors make a levy Of
80 cents on the 800. the maximum
levy. for school purposes, II would
raise only $4,000. IL is said, whereas
$40. 900 is needed to care for the
schools, for under the new school law
no school pro rata shall be less than
81 900. .-----.
In the discussion here, there is
speculation as to what win become
of the Office Of the state superintend-
snt OF education the support Of which
is cared for in the 100000 on paper
which the state tax commission has
not levied.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
New Deputy Sheriff

Deputy Sheriff Polly is the latest
addition to the stan of the county
sheriff. He has been appointed a
deputy by Sheriff Wheeler. and will
be stationed at Warren, where he re-
sides. He was appointed at the re-
quest OF prominent citizens of the
lower suburb.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
C. R. HOWE DENIES
MALIGhING BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS
Declares Never Termed AS
sesSment Action Little
Short of Rascality"
As Quoted

Gus Hickey. chairman Of the board
of supervisors. has received a letter
from {. II. Howe. who is now at
Tombstone, denying that he made a
stattment. attributed to him by the
Phoenix Gazette. which refleced on
the integrity OF the members Of the
Cochise board.
The statement attributed to Mr.
Howe by this newspaper was that the
COChise boards action in making the
valuation OF patented producing mines
eighty per cent was little short Of
Tascality." In calling attention TO this
alleged interview the Review stated
that locally IL was doubted il the
gentleman was correctly quoted"
which doubt 1t now appears was wel
founded.
Mr.. Howe assured Mr.. Hickey that
he had great respect for the mem
bers of the Cochise board of super
vsors and that he had never made
the statement attributed TO him by
the Phoenix newspaper in an alleged
interview.
Mr.. Howe is now at Tombstone.
having been sent. apparently. by the
state tax commission to investigate
the reported belligerenCy of the Co
chise board. lie is quoted by the
Tombstone Prospector as saying that
the situation I'm Cochise had been mis-
represented and exaggerated.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Brief Local Items
Case is Reset

The case Of the state against F. J.
Murphy, who is in Jail charged with
stealing . ten dollar note from 4.
Sutton. has been reset for this al.
teTnoon at 1880 o'clock before Judge
Morris High. Murphy asked for and
obtained a Jury trial