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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-19

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 WANTED
 HUsTLING man under 50 yoal wanted in each locality to mt-o- duce our new memberships either spare or full time $50 to $500 monthly; experience unnecessary. Address The IL-U 2026, Covngton. Kentucky. 78) WANTED-Ten good. steady miners wages S400 per shift Gold Road Mines Co.,. Goldroad. Ariz 01S) WANTED-Gu for general house work at Warren Phone 489 G06} WANTED - Position by all-round blacksmith Address Karl Koch general delivery Bisbee GO5) WANTED-Nursing Phone 45o
 ly-ol WANTED experienced woman at the Queen Laundry (50D --------- wANrED-clean rags. 52 Brewery Gulch. (270 WANTED-Ladies Tailoring, dress making and alteration Hughes Block, opposite Y. M. c. A. l6iD 
 FOR RENT
 FOR SALE Two pianos. second hand S30o. now S250, S3-5 now s225 sl0 monthly w Muir uo1) FOR RENT Rooms rooms. rooms; clean. quiet cool and comfortable. plenty shade. 70 Brewery Gulch, brick house above lumber yard
 u0@ FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. gentleman preferred Phone Red 578. l0D FOR RENT - Three--oom furnished house. close in. M c High GD  FOR RENT Housekeeping anart- ments Lowell Hotel Lowell (90) FOR BENT-Tto clean lgh. house keeping rooms Tester House 66 and 163 Opera drive l8e)  FOR sALE-Fifteen Laahom chick ems. two chicken c0ops also folding bed See William Lowery, behind Masonic building (9l)  FOR RENT - Fourroom modern house. NJ C High GID  FOR RENT Nicely furnished room close in suitable for one or two gentlemen Inquire Of Miss Long at "Tne Tar store CAD  FOR RENT Furnished rooms gem uemen only Waldorf House GD GOLDEN HOTEL. cool rooms mod ern conveniences; Main street Phone 588. (55D FOR RENT Newly painted nice clean rooms, with running water. Bisbee Hotel; phone 513 (360 FOR RENT - Storage warehouse room; everything bought, soiu, eU changed. Standard Furniture Co.,. Allen Block phone 24f 13D THE MOOSE HOTEL Cold Kinney House) Furnished rooms S2 DeI week and up, with gas also ughJ housekeeping rooms 17s FOLDING chairs and tables for enter tainments and parties. Uncle Jim's Brewery Gulch Phone 257
 FOR RENT Two or th,aeroou apartments, modern conveniences partly furnished no children parties sleeping nights Phone s8 or inquire Wndmm's Lunbo yard
 Q2I
 FOR SALE
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-19

IGGS for matching, o. C. R. l. Red,
 Crystal White Orpingtons. Keller strauss, Silver Leghons; $2 for 15. Phone Blue 492. l.. D. Hawes,
 Warren. Arizona. 307
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-19

CAST PRicEs PAID FOR secondhand furniture evsrything bought. sold, exchanged Standard
 Furniture Co Allen Block Phone
 244 37S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

ggc befonnt acmodt woroet iino nolae ser oalt-
hben Mobimoduna idnnilide i'm NuslonOe beno-
lihen @crIoncn ocs Observation-Disclosures, o. 3. ale Sll'
3cre qer5te Qeauten mo N}anidaiien Der &eeroe
sQnrnereeruc 2onope6r un0 Seemc6r, loipie one
@amlhaiieu ser eriobreierUe ]ur giiidfebr tir oeu
&rieas0ienii oligeloroert.
gtadl Dcm GcieBc, betrciien0 Die Me0rpllid)t DER
Oeiiilidcn pom s Sebror 800 iino tau9lide y3litar
piGdhac romiid at6ober eonieion melde ole Sub
0iofonaiSwci6c cpougen 6a6c Der erotreerue ilber-
irieiene %croucn. pelde au @rmO Ger Nronotion Dem
eQilidci Stonoc auge6orcn IoIen 5n lleblm9en nd)t
leronacioaeu pcroea; and bleibcn eriaBrelerolllen
meldc Sic Suboiatonatsueibe empimaen 0abct pou
lle6lmaen 6eireii
Dies iinO @ctmmngcn, Die IN 6rieoens5eltcn N
9inmcl0ma tommen un0 0cnI Mobnad)in9sbelebl "
oltd citcns Ser Gedtet 6olae 3 eiltcn lolern ndlt
ia e0cn ein3elncn yolle cine alS0ridd]e Gispenlaton
ION scr 9idle6r i'm Mobilmodmgsialle porlicat.
Sic ocilorrte 26iidt 9iirger 81 mcr0en III berbeI
ron fcinem @elong mo bat teinerei GinIhlB aT olc
wiliiGrpildt ent6in0c oIio oid nidt Don Der yer
nflidtnQ, Dem eeitcamgsbecb nod5utommeu. Sie
q lcoialih cine 0lrd oos acknowledgements oorac
aricbene 1ormode ourd sic fcucrIei 9lede uerllebcn
ner0e Dem es legt aor3 i'm @elieben 6es Setrellen'
oe ob er oie e6iiht auSii6r Ooer uirbf 6e5w Oh er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
0Lnadnnnrrnnn bra 0rienea.

g2ir iaaten Dor nle6reren Jogen an oieier Stele
0a Der eropaidje &ries pertr5t mcroen tonnte noem
0ie @er Staoten Oen trcgibrcnOeu lRd6teu lore
Sornionnier perblieBen. Oas lo3iaiic5e pFbilaoel-
lbo 9a9ebIait" iagt in Oieer @e5e1ung:
y.Gin idoHer @coantc ailsgebcdt bon Dem natlona-
lM 9lHions-Gome Der io3aliitiideu &orte mo barge
leQi in 0cn olqenocr AHirlf o00S &olf Don glmcrlfa
licat Dor elmer pergueieltcn 5ihlaton Sfulpelloie
&opioicu 6enben Oeu elropdiiden areg 5nm Gor
man0 Die &reiie Der 9a1rwgsnttel 10 in Die Sobe 81
idrauben 0aB W}illionen mil 0en &er6ungern beoro9
ino Ger @rdiioent Der Ser Staaten oroneie eine lin
trlidunq ber 0e llriadeii DER @rb0bnng Der Sebens
miitclpree uno 0ic Gro3erung Der ooIlir perantpor
liden BeroneH aL SoldJc llntcrlubungeH iino Brole
iirnQen ba6en III Der Ecr9an0enDeit ndt oie 9erlng
ieu Gcultae ae6radi inO weroen paGrbcinld) IN Der
Neacnpart oud fene brinQcn @uuopdiidje 9le9ierun-
Gen Dor 1bnlide Situatoncn gelelt leben elm oaB es
ltur elm Wiite Qiebt oas 3uoer0iIig Sn0erg brin9en
fann: Gc lle6rna6ne aaer ir Die greiser6oblmg per-
onporilideu glnagen iHo 5nOlricn uuo @etrieb Der
icben 0urdj bic 6e9ierngcn 5lm geen oeS Soltes
g9r bcrlangc 0aB oelelbc NlaBrege olort in oen Ner
Gtaoten erQriien miro 98ir perlangen, ais 0rnalid
fetsmQBregeI. 0qB oie 9ieaicrln0 pic Stlodtboliler
Ni6lIpeider Wliblcn @ercioeipeidJer uno anoere Yin
loQcn mo Snoultre iibcrninnt oic notbig limo one
GrnGbrung ccS &ofes ldler 81 llellen Soc)e WaBre
ocli pcrocn litbt mr Oem omcritantcn Tolte onoern
oih oen enropdiiden @0fern p ytibe tonImen gSenn
9iSin6r Don 9ta6uugsulitten nad europa per1noert
mer6cn. ggeun ole S1crri6er Guopas nd]t mebr I'M
ctan0e limo 9ta6ruua fir ibre Armccn ouf5treiben
0aui werocn lie ge5wlmaen ein 5rc Soloote 5uriid5u.
men lSir lor0crn cin guSfi6rucrbot bon Tclo NM
aricasmimton nad europa. Iie Der Staatci oir'
len sic Wi1dic Guropas in ibrem brllocrnoroeriihen
&ompc nidi unteritiiben Sir ioroern oas %ot an,
a6eraa Niaielpcrammllngcn ab5nboltcn mo 9elolil-
tonen an Den @r0ioenteu mio oeu GougreB 81 ienoen
iii 0enen oiortiacs mo cntibie0eHcS &anoeln peran9
miro Dic g(ot6 orGnat Sonoelt rabl"
SoUct Ger 2nrlf Die 6rage ob cine gnSbm9e'
RING Der ariegiibrel0cn moalib mare, naa einllpecn
fci Setc aeaiiea merocu; ucrnhbd uiiroe man 5uert
Sic Gipilltcn per0unaem locn mo 0e 0oloaten er.
nd6ren Dagcacn 1T Die 6orocum0 oe9 Serbots DER
gusiubr pon @cbeusutleln owd5as beredltigt Se-
reiis bat id bic 9egcrmg Don 9rgcntnen cine olde
grm1dtauna aebcn loicn mo mas Srgentinien tbun
fonn oos foncn oir aud. g9enn cS mcbr 1T DAB en1
lano sic Ginn6r BON @ctreioc nad Soaano an 0e Ve'
nmquna fnipin Uia, bol nidlts oooou nad Neltld.
loll0 fommt bann miro 8aoege6ct Dab Sebensnittel
Gontretau0e lo ino 0e Ser. Staaten bdben Damn fem
yiedt sic auSiu6r FOLDER nad frcaIbrcnoen Sanoern
M erloube coil3 aled ob ole @irtng ocieniac lem
f6nue ucIdc in oeu 9urui eruartc miro; Gin %erbot
ser gusiu6r Don 2ebensnlitten III jeoenlalls anaenel
fen uo cine oarou 0erdJtetc Aatation it 81 inter
tiben.~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
NuheafGnr.


gIlu %. auanli NiarD Sed, ,gaOpicuaiDL
Pm 2S. guouii W;arD g. SciRlrr, gSr. 2i20.
Wic0l0errDs SiraBe. 64 Sabre alt
PIN -. glnpuli 4nnrn SrcnocrmcDcr, N'r
14G0 @aiapaco SiguGc ~ Sabre ali
glm %. sluguii 2ealer y. 0atrc!l, gr. i0is
GiHe SirnBe Snblc alt
gtn 2S- smgnil 9edel ~ e9ane0, 9lr $685.,
Siio RnuioN.S Strunc. rs Sabre alt
glm "A. 2ngaii eamnd E Coleman, 9lr
1888 GitSdncil. shnbl 80 sabre ali
glnl %. glu0Nii gemiam q NraueS, 9ir
2G22 NiniiocigUcHne go sabre alt.
9m "a gnOrii 0bna q. onmiltun, OiarD
l0no 0ercrnl 0oiDita! 81 Sabre all
Am "a. sluaHii 5ugu oartman, Pr. 500
Smnllluo0o Sirnne, "a Sabre alt
su 23 9fignlt ScniamiH NcHncman, % @aD'
OicuglOl" GO Sabre ait.
Sno. 4nasisEirnBc. GO Sabre all
sln ~. Nupull wracc SfGiicr Dicrc1 sos
ipidl. 30 Sabre ali.
Pm 25. emqnii Catherine emmiot, 9r. 050
Goro 9tciier Sirafe, lS Sabre ait
gln %. 9ldnii Nreocrld @inalc, gir. 40
GHh Norioso guenuc IA Sabre alt.
9lm 25 Nuguit SGrab G. Sen6uru, 9lr
4i04 gso!raos 9lbeme "a Sabre alt.
9m "a. 9lugnit Wlinuc gscisncr6er, 9lr
5000 GrcBim0n SrnBe 80 Sabre ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Baltimore, p. Sluanii i9il
Ser Gtnot0cDmrter piro am SIcniag, ben
I. September 1914, Inn 10 u0r &ornliitu0e
an Cri un0 Steuc crheiucn nno oas giiuenu
Der WiutliNaa 9,ucuc, bon Der 0onouii glpcnue
bis i cincH Nuni COO sur mciIid, ctdulitcA.
(sma2O siaotctomcicr
ccparicmsri fHr Hiicuuidc Tci6ricrnugcH.
Nutcr Ecpar.tmcat ocs .Su1crirArs.
Wnlt III or G. 2O NnNui 1914.
Mn glnc, bic rs naacBt!
Oa miro biccmil gcniaB ocn Nblhniileu SO y
uno s6 ocS Baltimore Stdois GbCticrs ocinHnt
Qcmnoi olB Die &flGiicruuQas 0olnilliun ocr
Siooi Baltimore nan Dem 3. Cn9b.r 1914 be-
0nuen uir0 Die nn0atnanuicH SirQBcu nlit
mooctncm N'dicrlal ju pidlierny lell 3u plln
Tern nno ncii 5u hcic8cu. glue Fcrlouen uno
Norporalionen mefocn ocebqlp dniqcloroer
0rlmsniBidcne lilr die grbcilcn 1u lolcn NIB
nCle OOt 0cin 9. Nit0ber 1914 8 uccnorl, Die
iu irqcno cncr 9Sciic oic glugrobung ooer
ytulrcihlma naDaCnauicr StraBsu uQer clues
1Ddlcs ocricibtn nUi0lg nadcn n1dlcn nab
lcm lie ail lpidc 2Seic NepllGlicrt, ncn Ac'
pllniicrt uoer neu bc.c9i no.
Die ObcH erlOu1Nicu StrpGcn uo:
WicWiocrr0i Sty., puu NtnfuOon-4Dc. Dis 3ut
bnidcn Si00i0ren5e.
saraioaa. cir, bon Nouayo ctr. Dig e5rcencsGir
Vfccnc- Ctr, bon ScrinQlon Ct. bis Srunilin @t
Weo. Nl. Soclcr
iuug Einoi Suncncur.
Sm gliiraae Der fiiaiieingo G0nuliiiion
Der Gtnti Baltimore
D. aciig Compton,
Gorlitcr mo ronlHlircHoct Sn0cncnr.
(Slug22 29. GcpIl4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
(Secelia W2c(Snlluno6.

G8 faro ON ol. ehu0uii 1911 IN ibrer 29ob'
nuna g'r. 1909, N0ro oEollinniorsglUcnns. Sc
celia Nic0unDuah (geborene Nron). "A Sabre
alt Qclicbc Satin bon glerdnocr WrGuuuuQb.
NermnnOte mn Srcunoc nN einpelnncn Der
NceroiQun0 bci5upo1nen pelDe am 1reitng,
ben 2s 9u0un nm 8 liby WloroenS, bon obs
Ger 9eobnnnQ aus nad Der e.. &aibarinc,
Mirhc no Inn llbr Gin Nedtcms0obnmi
iiir i6r Seecnhel cele6rirt miro nn6 0anH
ani Dem .Sl Grl0ier Sricoboie" itaiiinoct
l0Ino7-oS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Vric0iun yinc.


HuU flhuottVJlu Jiup
,poro 3aiiimurs" uno ,henn" uVi r-eap
ecnS innlil9 nno @onniaas BON HiaDl- nlie oen
ilmorc. .Gitdnc. Grone gEaNcrronle oniWn III
0beapc0ls mo Gclamaressnnni. Nali,tneaeD
Sf25 Ninrcic; Munoldbti So. 'SnliA ga
kidlabti per Iaos ooer Jlafibucl ooe'
~ 4 s. 9aDH" $3.50. saa'
spcSnrOie liir eifn 2SeG. nnr h,,,,sull
boul nnc1 @Diln0elpBia oiiliia. 15c. i'm sPnifIo
Neiuc Dalben Niilcic. Scoen y'onln9
Sreilnp uu Nulul .,,f N
Q;n nbclybia nnm Nnlinorc Hur alnissn ie
Sdenooieu 0lliA uii gtblabri 3 Sotnl "'
ncil Witiuo0 mo Srciiaa tn suAnll' ousdr
yn0ibooie nDren id0liN, SpnninA9 on,r nr Sn
nunficn, llOr gabR. S'urbNGH0s. !nntrenilt
nieoriecn Staten bei NOalebs naH NWroih,
Gin 0dpe liaO, glsbluO Rnrl, ynnN ealnl
9icm,OMf NihniD, TroD mo n0roltdcn tteren
ten. ORa0Neilch 75c iSrnbi 3u neo' 'hHel5p
staten els per gaDn QnAclomiAen nno ~
ocri Gtbrcibi fir Ncilelibret. e,.onf
srxfnif . 31rfel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
(s0iuar0 Qnppf.

Gs iiar6 am o. gnquii 1914 Gomaro Quoyi,
aelie0er @niie bon gluQuiin Nnopf och ca
onmafn IN icincm g. 9ehcnainbr Sic Be
eroieuna inoci am Gonneritna, 27. 9uNtt
9O6mitnqS . llbr bon ieincr Nobnuna. 9ir.
3i2, Sho.Gnlneii.S .SiraRc, aus iiait. Neiletung
aui Dem pNnnoon 4ari Sreoboie".
(9MQ25-27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Nnmpfcr NrenmLall0

Nian ncr0efs niOi tic ag.0rintlo. incaA,
0ambr0Qc, nit glnlcgen In 0bclapcal iidA
am .UtliiiO0d >. september, un0 Nolll, tisdh
9. Gopieinbcl Nadl ocm gln!tgcn on et.,reli'
0eDfs ogii oic Sal bliab mo Den 4natt,nnoll 3
Slnb binani in 0olicr sncb ron 9i.gosie.
S@iGno unO nnoercn Suuicn uon Nhl'''H
Runoingti SOC. , ab.
gampicr id6ri bonn sure occ @roGolvny ~
So1N 6. @oelcN, @.n. Asn'""'
f0lnnos cN 40 1<Cpi.~D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
GonnerIta0, Sen n. 9luonit 1914.
Die Cciierrei6cr i'm ic9igeu Nrieae.

GS III bon 9nbeginu oeS groBen curopdid]en Strie4
qcs all bon oen Gcttiden 6erjnanoe Die bouge 6rage
sciieat poroen; ,gSie miro 0eerreif.ngarn iid ma
d,cn? gSerocn tic i6rw @}aun c6a2" Tie 9lntport
iom accru Die oiterreidimaoriid]e 9rmee bat oic
lniden @oroen tidjtig aus Saupt geblagen. Gas
lror 81 ermarten gSie Nentidlano, 10 fompt aud
GcaerredD fiir icne GriiiGi3 lh0 menn eS iid in
euen Sample nm Scn oocr gddtiein 6anoet Damn
tompen G6lter nit SooesDerabtung, 0ann bcBt cs.
entueocr ieacn ooer erben Sin iod5er @eiit beeelt
bic ocrrei6iidn uuo oGltiden glrnieen an Der Dit
arcn3c, ln0 oos mar aud Scr @eit Der IN oen lcBten
Saaeu oeu ounibc gsaiien Der ranloiiiden @renlc
0ic mnoerUo1cn @rfolae bradJte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Sic iuet bic gai bnab nRo 6BUptnn' Ms,Itsn
lFrfmrHun, 90 Mlcilcn; SnlAualcr; oei w., be-
Xaot QeOcuereiier fhr Iene Atinoet. iilo
lilbe Sampler aSmlna @iles" &lellMu&alne
0onncrQaa I'M ll6r .gioraeI5 3n ,%sTna
eiipa 10 u1r Nhcno3 giigir oUc. T5,S
am 49, Nlili (NuuilS AN Y. .'''''',l.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

lluicrc sImeOp6cn @reiIe; Dug'crlin o6enuipradJt"
1ea i6cr oc @riten bel Wloubeugc, 9hBano beoran9t
Icutidje in FrHBcn- q" Ger Sieg Der Gentl@en per
oe Gu0dn0er 1T o5peiicl6oit~ aber oas Sorortnacn
Ser NiIien in @rcuBcn 1T iid)er. DeluiAIcnolldfett
Iprid aus coer llc6cri6rt iiber oen &ricoSOepeben
IN 0en en0liiNcn 3eiIlnNen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Die Serrcu %riteu eruarteH, Saf lire ynnoeSaenoi'
len poQ mo gang i6re 4ildt t6m weroen ou Dem
Qonoc gsos o6er t6ut GnglmO's 6loiie oni Dem
aeere? Dic Gerbiinocten iolltcu biiligcr %ee and
BON gnalonO cruartcn, oaB cs eneriets ooa mo aan5
icnc Bilidt t6ut 9ber owet bal Die enaliihe 6lofic
wciicr ridis get6on ais Oos alte %roiemmelen ans
5lnibcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
OLn0rrns 0rciR.

Gs nagf p!aMi1 an 25. gmoun 1914 Nm
brad 0rsif "A Sabre ali Die Nccroiguna
iinoci Spwneriiaa, Gormiiaos 10 llbr bon Der
n9uGcmciucn Enilfcn Wreiienhcma0." Gr.
1898. Wrn.Sallmorc Sirafc Gus at-
(lluQ06l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Nboureptcn. bic bcn ,,TeniiMcn 6crrc
lponcruten" nIdlt piinfllid uOCr nurracls
mhfie eYbnIicH, lnO ocbrieH, ocr Office
hnrou per gricbhon oocr ldlriillidl Dlh'
lheilune 81 modcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

9eaNctiahrtcn Uuu 9nlllmrrf anS
bcninncu Samina, 90 Shiii, ,.rldp
Die prddtNcn 9,Drt 5croiit- nnD Hs''
NrlnriiDucn. - SIC
CrOBnrtnc Sccucric, VebirQesglnsllNl rinb
aroGcn glrdciL Nimts oem Suenuebn1ll@ 5e
Qci6 NGc0ier Sampler nSnsqnsDallhn nm
0cn 0icnlln0, S1nncrlioQ mo Sanlla,ee eeuoe,
/ nor 9nhn &u Ndule nm 1915 sr,i. s'vi
9qlimods 9 Sorn iii0 GnmIlaNs 10 @VsE" Ea.
liiucie soc liulii. IDldtttt ~
fSuui1R s &c 3ltie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Gnesinl.Mctia.

geir iicicrH an Cranuinllpnl ele VieucS
nn0 MnSiliiur hcrculinllcii. foiicnliet ~ndstao
unn GnwTern fir 6uderroaien .,,,
cna0ieln 80 md6qen Rreien, GicIlcn er'
dnclicu Winnn Sum Nt'rch oc5 @idrnoe,
ipcnn oepiiuiht
G8 lobp' n6 5ci mrs uor{liipreden ooer
uncts; Aoenicn iyinmcn nno ITO unafel Rlan
erlurcn 81 ialien
Alraluin 7nrc Gnuon On.,
1OH HdiuulGunbe
(Nuut2a-q -q(un26 iaIstSO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

ccrnc @rcu5 ucucr mo eriier &lac pcrlieDen porOen
Ger mac @ianu unB 9IuBerorocntlIdes geelet 1aOea'
0cnu e9 lit nidt 81 erporten ooB Der %oter INN e'ne
ccrortae Nns5cdnng Dotie 81 Sbcll tomnell lallel,
lpenm CT iie nid)t in Uolem NlaBe per0ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
baltimore Gemeterp.
!IIcrmiTdIte 9In5Cipcm.
Pin Sic Dnmen.

Tlt dnsine Smnl< in Der giant.
unicgp QIbiAgacn lest often. ,Nnae 9amen
pcdc bic Nleocrmaheriu'i nnb ben ilencnrn
Wl,thuoclt ctlcrneu moucn. i0nncn olcs .t iu;'
3er 2ei nnrm ben gn.hnb on 0eie Alnllen
crfehun llncrrdi W}orGclis 9ingDmlilnAa mo
elhen0S Nend9rlc Gmlioeii. Nin pnule Dc'
oonnee glghctrn l1micn ndbrcno nea uMcr
iidls ingdelest mcroen. 6lilnoiiher Inter
rini I'M Snlmnrl bon Miuiicrn ctlbeli. Wnbcre
elucTunU ihriilli,D uncf mii9lin bel Brl.
0nbcrS. gr. SOP, gSeiteotaioNa. Strabr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
GrGMrIiOnSs 3eit.

vile SUld)elter 20. TUu'1
iahrm nalh SpIucItcF an
GGmltn9cn nH0 GOnntdgeII. .,u,
r0s meme ercBe g'aoebanS III l'rll@
Te6oiicl BE Scii i'm eesabtaB s.A5 S'''
uno 2 9,ndlm.
Ger0cBi Mot lene
|eraGmtea 75c. Yiall5eitrr. .op
mintS beiierce. ais cine Sabri Die Fal sR,aien
oui Der .0snile". Nibmet bic iilDleil
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
JACKSON FAILS TO
PAY INCOME TAX
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF
CAPITALS PEOPLE HAVE SET
tiled WITH UNCLE SAM.

Jackson. Miss, April 11.--Maj. Geo.
L. Donald. Federal income tax collec.
tor for Mississippi, has spent busy
week rounding up the delinquents in
Jackson who failed to submit reports
to the government within the time
specified by law.
The work of the collector shows
that not more than twenty-five per
cent of the individuals and corpora
tions in Jackson liable for the tax sub.
mitted reports to the department.
Their negligence, however, has been
shown to be due more to ignorance
than desire to evade the law, and the
collector and his assistants have en-
countered no troble in getting complete
income statements from the delin-
quents.
1t will take several weeks for the
corps of deputies to complete their
probing, as conditions in other parts of
the state are similar to those found in
Jackson.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
REPORTED THAT HUERTA
HAS ALSO APOL0GIzED
Severe Fighting Is Reported at San
Pedro-chaotic Conditions at Tor.
reon, But Property Rights Of All For
eisners Is Being Respected.
tBy Ass4iatea Press,

Washington, April 11.-Rear Ad-
miral Mayo officially reported the ar
rest and subsequent release of bodies
of American marines at Tampico. Re-
ported that Federal commander had
apologized and that Mayo had demand
ed Mexicans to salute the American
flag before 6 O'Clock at night. The
message was filed before that time.
Officials here say they believe the flag
must have been saluted, as Federal
commander so promptly apoligized for
arrest, which he said was not sane
toned.
From Mexico City came an official
report that Huerta also formally apol-
ogized to the American embassy.
Reports from Torreon are that con-
ditions are chaotic but the general
opinion prevails that all property Of
foreigners is being respected. Severe
fighting is reported from San Pedro
near Tampico, but results are not men.
toned.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
TO TAKE The tang
FROM The TANGO
DANCING MASTERS WILL MEET
IN PARIS AND REVISE
RULES.

Paris, April 11.-Dancing professors
from many of the countries of Europe
and from America are to begin an in
ternational congress in Paris tomor.
row to revise the rules of the tango
and other of the so-called modern
dances. Alarmed by the condemnation
of the tango by the Pope and others
in high authority, the professors have
decided to codify the new dances, so
as to eliminate the abuses. They de-
clare that the tango is itself moral,
but that the modification and changes
introduced by unqualified professors
have allowed abuses to creep in. To
remedy the situation they intend to
draft code of unalterable rules for
the new dances.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11
Nafchez Bankers
Denied Writ of
Habeas Corpus
CHANCELLOR JONES RULES FOUR
INDICTED MEN MUST STAY
IN JAIL.
Special to The NetDs.

Special to The NetDs.
Jackson, Miss, April 11.-Chancellor
P. 2. Jones today refused to grant a
writ of habeas corpus in behalf of the
four officials of the. defunct First
Natchez Bank, who are held Under
sixty or more indictments charging
false pretense and receiving deposits
for the insolvent bank after they had
reason to know 1t was insolvent.
The decision of the chancellor sus.
tanned the right of Judge R. Z. Jack
son to preside over the session of the
Adams county circuit court at which
the four officials, President A. G. Camp
bell, Vice Presidents S. H. Lowenburg
and R. L. Woods, and Cashier H. M.
Gather, were indicted.
Federal Judge Also Refuses Writ.
Jackson, Miss, April 11.-Judge
Henry C. Niles, of the Federal court,
this morning refused to grant writ of
habeas corpus for the four Natchez
bankers, based on allegations that they
are being deprived of their liberty
without due process of law by the
state courts. This removes the last
hopes of the bankers to prevent going
to trial Monday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-11

Cont act Eight
Miles Good Road
T. m. THORNTON WINS coNsTRUc-
TIoN WITH BID OF
21,2oe.6o.

With his bid of $21, ,206.60 T. NJ.
Thornton, of Heidelberg, Miss, secur-
ed the contract let by the Board of
Supervisors of this county for building
of Z 6-10 miles of good roads in beats
and and three.
There were several contestants but
Mr.. Thornton's bid was the lowest and
was recommended by the county high
way commission, composed of e. L..
Robins. M. d. King and j. X. Denham
as the best" The contractor has filed
bond in the penalty of the full amount
of his bid with the United States FL
deity & Guaranty Company as surities
The roads to be built by Mr.. Thorn
ton are as follows:' Pine street and
Bonhomie road, from Hardy street to
the New Orleans G. Northeastern Rail-
road at Tatum's saw MILL 2.6 miles;
River avenue road. from east end of
Leaf river bridge to Harvey and from
Carriers Cemetery to the foot of the
first hill south of Jack Bradfords resi-.
dence, 9.13 miles; Edwards street and
Irene Chapel road from James street
to point 1000 feet south of the cor
poration line, 1.13 miles; Eatonville
road from junction with Rawls Springs
to corporation line OIL miles; Rawls
Springs road from north end model
road to corporation line O.33 miles.