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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Sloga delavcev pa ne sine biti
samO idealna, temve6 stvarna.
Jamstvo il dajc Same delavska
org%anlZacija.
Potrebna je organizacija tudi
cato, ker anna sloga, in &c hi bila
pray pOpolna. ne zadOstuje. Ka-
pitalizcm ina ogromna sredstva
IA obrambo svoje moGi, in bojna
$. edstva potrebujejo tudi delavci,
ako hoGejO doziveti dan svoje
image. Edino organizacija Jim
Jih lahko oskrbi. Delavcem Sc to-
rel ne more Svetovati V njihovo
korist mic ~druzega, kakor da mai
:" cvrstO organizirajo. Dclavcem
Sc ne godi dobrO tam, kjer imajo
mnogo prijateljev. temvec lc tam.
kJer lmajo krepke organizacijc.
To maj hi upoStcvali tudi slo-
vcnski delavci. V sploSuem pa We
liza to naGelo y gotovih cash tudi
gl"dc bojev. XII Jill ina voditi de
lav>tvo in njegovo Gasopisje Z
raznimi "would-be" pr|ijatelji. XII
SkuSajo razdirati Strankino disci-
pliuo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
NaselniSka druzba "Tliriia''
FARME.

Cd tri do pet mill cd mcsta
Merrill V Lincoln Co. Xxi Steje O.
krog $4,000 prebivalcev in ina
veliko industrijo, Sc razprostira
rodoviten valovit svet. XII je odlo-
cen "a slovenske farme. Skoz ia
svet vodita dive zelezniSki progi
in tri okrajne ceste in teGe wee
potokov. craven teGc reka Wis
consin river. Ia zemlja Sc "a Sc.
daj Sc prodaja 20 ~ do Is dollar
jew aker, kakor je les ma katerem
delu. Placilni pogoji lahki. Kdor
Sc zanima. maj pise po po~jasnilo.
Vsaki dobi natan6ne podrobnosti
da je tako ma %jasne", predno ida
denar "a Dodge voznje. Mi ne po-
siljamo nobenih knjig ali podob.
Pojasnila samo pismeno ali "a biz
ME ustmeno pri
Iliria Colonization Co,
Sheboygan, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
ADVERTISEMENT
PODPORNA zVEzA
inkorporirana p. aprila 1909
v dr&avi Penn.
Sedez: Pa.

SeueZ. SOuen1du9n, fd-
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Pndadnik FRAN PAvLOVCIC, box 7O5, Conemaugh, Pa
poiprodsednik: JoSIP ZoRKo,R r. F. D. 3, box ola, West Newton, Pa
Tank: AIoJzJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
POmOini tank: IVAN PRoSToR, DO, 100, Export, Pa.
sgainik JOSH zEIE, CLOS St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pomoini bIagajnik: JOSH MARINC1C, 64Os st. Clair Ave, Cleveland. OF
ZAUPNIK:
ANDREA vIDRIH, box 52S, Conemaugh, Pa
NADZORNIKI:
VILJEM SITTER, l. nadzornik, Lock box 81. Conemaugh. Pa
FRAN TOMATO, . nadzOrnik, Gary, Ind, TOetOn, Sta, box 10.
NIKOLAJ PoVSE, 3 nadz, Crab st, Numrey Hill n. 5. Pntsburg, Pa
PoRoTNIKI:
IVAN doRsEk, / POranik, West Mineral, Kansa,, box 2ll
AlJOZLJ KARLINGER, B. porotnik, Girard, Kansas, X. + d 1 box So
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK.
F. !. Kern, NJ. D., 1902 st. Clair Ave- Cleveland. Ohio
GLAvNI URAD y Hist St. 46 Main Street, Conemaugh. Pa.
PoMozNI oDBOR.
Dremelj Joief; box 275, COnemaugh; Pa
canaan Franc, box $50, Conemaugh, Pa.
Klnar Martin, SIP Chestnut street, Johnstown, Pa
Gabrenjs MatJa, II. d I, box l2O, Johnstown, Pa.
NAPREDNIH ORGANIZAClJ.
Predseiu,A: NnJem Star, box 81, Cvnemaush, Ia, Clan :. .. 7. z.
zayertmk Jolef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, clan 5. y. P.J.
Martin Honda, 2656 So Crawford Ave, Chicago, III, clan 5 : p. Z.
Hrast Anton, +. y. New Duluth, MINI, clan ;. y. p. J.
steianet% Martin 61 IS, IS ttankla' hans clan dr. sy Barbara.
GOrsek Ivan. OK 2l, West Mineral Kans, clan A. :. b. P. D
Delegate "a 1iruitveni ,es,auek dine II januarja 1914.
keodJ Ivan, Glencoe, Ohio.
Stefan fabric, box 227, Garrett, Pa.
BrA ZofJa. 6O29 Glass ave-; Cleveland, Ohio
Uradno GIaslo: PRoLEARTC, 1905 W. 3lt Street. Chicago Ill.
~enena IruNvs, ozroma nuh uradniki, so uljudno proseni, posuGati VS.
iopise IN denaF. naravno ma gavnesa tajnihs in niAogar drugega. Denar ma
&c pOihja gasom PraviL, edinO potion Postnh; Expresnih; ali Banenih denaruih
aatazne, nikakor pa n e potion pivatnih Gekov.
V sueaju, ia opszijo drusveni tainiki pr. poro6iih lavne0a tainK. .a.-
hodnte poprsvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
II URADA GLAvNEGA TAJNIKA
S. D. P. q.
Premembe phi krajevnih drustvih.
Prstopui clani-ce k drus.vu:

FIItOpil Clanl-Ce X QruStvu.
"Zavedn; Slovenec" stew. 4.-Kus.
liam Joief. u. -. 1856. y prvi oddelek.
Srnel Angela. =. ST. 1853. Y otr. odde.
lex.
"Planinski raj" stew. S.-Dolin;ek
Ivan. 9. &. 1865. y prvi oddelek.
"Ia-naia. poliana' stew. lO.-vid-
mar Aloj1iJ. e. It. i7oi. AndrejaS Ivan.
e. 81. i705. obs y prvi oddelck.
''Zarja svoboIe" stew. ll.-Cokariu
Stefan. e. ~. Is y prvi odd. Joief
Nagli5. e. 81. 1907. Podrebarec Malta,
e. st. 47o7. y otr. oddelek.
''Danica Stev. l3.-Nedved Franc,
e. st. 1851. ' prvi oddelek.
MOI dom stew. l4.-Saiko Ana,
e.. st. 1862. Y otr. oddelek.
~'Slovcnski bratie'' stew. 23.-Kus
Tomaz. =. st. 1871. Zakeli Ivan. c. st.
1912. Kustrle Blaz. e. Il. 1892. Zgaga
Matcvz. =. 81. 1929. Vidmar Andrej. c.
It. 1924. Moe Franc, g. st. 1895. Gu.
rovir Ili!a. g. :; 1896. vsi = prvi odde-
lex.
"Sloven>ka lastava' stew. 33-Boz.
mar Iyana, e. t. 1879. Y prvi odd.
"t.dinost' stew. "a Oblak Aloizij,
e. 81. 1861. ka,telic Franc, e. st. 1862.
oba Y prvi oddelek.
"Liubiiana stew. 37-Svet Jozef,
e.. Il. 1863. zagar Franc. e. 81. 1921.
Oba y prvi oddelck.
"Dohri bratjc". Stcv. b - Mcteljko
Ivan. e.. -. 1862. Gricar Anton. c. Il.
1870. Oba y prvi oddelck.
"OrI' stew. 40. - Lobola Imka,
e. It. 1859. Graiisck Peter. e.. It. 1860.
Oba & rryi oIiclek.
"Mlsii Sloycncc' stcv. i2-Gahro
wee Ana, q. st. 1866. y prvi oddcl.
"~Slovenski bratic' stow. i7-Doli.
mar Paylina. e. i. 1861. y otr. oddelck.
"C~levelanl~kc Slovrnke" stew. 80
Dezclan Maria. e. y. 1913. Fcrentak
Tercrija, O.. i. 1859. Ohc y prvi odie
lex.
"Karol Ctckar' Stcv. 5i-Hotevar
Robert Alexis. e.. -. 1865. y otr. oddc-
lex.
''Skala' stew. j6-Budit Ivan. e..
81. 1865. y rrvi oddclck.
"'Moonrunski trpin" stew. Cole
skovcc Pavlina. =. It. 1866. Miklavcit
Anircj, =. 1T. 1867. Knavs Maria. g.
It. 1927. ' prvi odd. KuavS Rohalii a..
e. Il. 1893. knavs Pavlina. e. -. 1899.
knavs AIoizii. e. st. 400. Knavs An
ton. .. ~. t1Ol. KnavS Franc. =. 81.
1902 y otrocji oddclck.
"Naroina sloga' stew. 67-Gamotzi
Anka. e. st. 1914. Obrcza Franc, e. It.
1915. Mcien Ivan. e.. 81. 1890. vsi Y
prvi odielek.
"Ivc-ti hratic' Stcv. 7O-Jancar
Anton. 9. st. ij29. Pcnic Matcvi, g.
-. $40. Oba V prvi oddclek.
"Dclavec naprej' stew. l-Grego
rio Jakob, g. st. 1888. V prvi odd.
pod t%riglavom' stew. 73-Komac
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
e. BACHMAN
1719 S. Centre Ave, Chicago, Ill.

Je naJvecja ceskoslovenska de-
lavnIca zastav. znakov, 6epic in
vsch druStvcnih potrebSGin.
Zahtevajte takoj pc poSti moi
veliki cenik, Xxi ga VAN poSljem
- popolnoma zaston.j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
zOpet sprejeti clani.ce v drustvo.

"Boriteli'' Stew. l->iromasic vi.
kolaj, e. It. 3s5l. SiromaSit Nariia. e.
Il. 1852.
''Pomo5nik" stew. 9-sorti, Franc.
O.. st. 81.
"Zavedni S%lovcncc" stew. Kck
Martin. e. st. 92U.
'AvStrija" Stev. 5-Gorcnc Franc.
q. st. 769. FIegar Stefan. e. st. $3.50
FilipaS Lovro. e. Il. i5s7.
"Jedinost" stew. 7-Pavlin Malta.
G. Il. 7l9.
"Zavedni Stairrc'' stew. 9 - Span
Franc, e.. It. go.
"Zaria svobodc" stew. ll-Bokele
Mihael. e. Il. 1879.
"Nada' stew. 2o-MafricI Ivan, @.
Il. SO.
'%.Slovcnski bratie" Stey. 3-Inti.
har Aloil. e. Il. 3I3l. Bostiancit r.. e.
&. POSI-. Prcgclj Alojlij, e.. It. 23i5.
lntihar %.Icrnci. q. -. 1890.
'~'Habshur;ki %sinoyi' stew. =. Ed
Krzlin Nid. e.. 81. l704. Kr1lin Angela,
L.. st. 1884.
"'zdruzitcli'' atcy. S6-Mika5 Mar.
ko. e. 81. l4oj.
''Liubljaua'' stew. 37-Jankovit 10
icf. g. 81. l2l7. .Jankovjt Helena, e. It.
$500. Prihonir .Joicf. e. It. i2-2.
"Dobri hratie'' stew. Is - Rlatnik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Po par vdrgnjenih kapljicah
pravcga Pain Expcllerja ma me
stu, kjer cutie bolecine, DO we'd.
no odleglo. Cuvajte Sc ponaredb.
ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
SPRAWL ALI BOZ.

i'm drlavc"v. katcrim ST ne more
ocltatl hiuayStina in potuhnjc-
most. o lJUdch, Xxi so dclavccm res
prlJazni IN jim zclc holjSi polo
zaJ. HI pa MISC njih politicni pri-
NtaSI IN S%obojcvmiki. tcmvcG ina
10 o potih. pc kat"rih maj DELAY
N'Io h"'i ''aSt"r hazorr. DovolJ j.
'aN'" "'uVomno dohnh lJudl' pc
|~naN"Jo'll V>aJ Po zuhanJr |aloSt-
NJ Po''|aJ Prol''arla'a' mrhko-
,",'''" III "NWiIJcn'h' ter polnIh
'oor' NoIJ'' da tn p%omagalI Ma
>'oP >oc'a'n" d"mokraciJr JIM Je
o"P' PoHl'" V "oNIcJ ne%nan >Nrt
III |er"|''l 50 So mad S'rahotami'
Rod, j., -,;; ;;m ..I
o&mi >,,ad,ri. ona5a;" :;
,godno nni,omi. ;,Lor;:amu
IN o,rot ,.;I;i" ht.am
boni, +, nbur pa ;i,, .,;.n,
JuSo in o5;,no linn no.,an, l..
!. no,r.Lno +,,..La
yak,i ,.;I,,M;o I.I.,.
Gem da hi romuo5E ri;L roi.,o
in posr.sm ,m,yo, zaE,i .,oi.
mn o,.m1;.rib .,al;;:;h nJ.od",.
d,i.io d.i,vc.m JoL,o r,o,o5
>rca nr.dohr,y, IN Loi linn J..
zopru \advS, liubiio mir i'm
,logo. zato ma i'm NO ucaiaio srcd.
silva. XII iih rabiio deIovci y svo.
lem boiu. niti boi sam Nirnim
potom mai izkuSa p%roletariat do.
seGi boliSr mezdc. in spravc = de
lodajalci mai iSGc.
f, .,
.a;..,. ~
i'''''J' N"'" MAJ P,"
w. ~" Ia"
- ""No'
la.
~
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n;,'
,yn. tin go
10 -
kov 60 obvaru iem SAM"
o nag" ""'" N'd
".anr >.''"" an P'aN"l'-
"e" NN.'r"J" S"J''a "a,o III
>vas' NV NJ, h' "o'e'a
" MAJ y pre-" '"" Po'
n "'"'Jo III H""''>""J"
P""'! S''"' S''
w." """J'"!". nca>r! Nv
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800 ''NT
s;s,.mu ~li,ovo;a d~alodo;,Ioo no
ra;hrezob1;rroi;o ;zroblianio do
lavskib moe;
S
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;o,oI;; ma nr;nouoso;o ;.l.on;!5o
volccmp Co; 20 ror;o,ro 10 \; -
,;s,; /; boGo;o ,boliso,;o roJ;
nroicli ako him kor;S,;la 10.
snodari; ,rd;;o do ,ob,oro;o do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12


N'' "eN' 'S-hu'
- ' ""a' "aAs'
49,, ~ van e 81 'ooo'
'e>' Mo%eS Ana
..r-
"'".Je N''N' "-"uko /
80. N'"
49,.
A H "'''"
..u
Wv" ''""N an
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Mariia, e. st. 1854. Skoda Ignacii. g
81. 1867. Oba y prvi oddelek.
'Naprei 10 image stev. 75-Rati,
Terezijs. e. It. i70>. y prvi odielek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Odstopli clani-ce IL drustya:

Boriteli Stev. l-Markovi5 Ivan.
e. st. 1857.
= Sobrat>kim pozdravom
Bavdek Alojz,
II. tajnik :. ID. +. L..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

MARIN, =. st. 1854. Skoda Ignacii. e..
81. 1867. Oba y prvi oddelek.
'Naprei do image stev. 75-Rati,
Terezija. =. It. i70>. y prvi odielek.
Prestopli clanice.
Tyrk Aloizija, {. It. 1898. Turk Ma.
tia, e. -. 1850. OF dr. S:cy. ). k dr.
stev. =. Brulc Ivan. e. -. 1920. Brulc
Aioizii, =. It. 1864. S,ev. IA. k ir. st.y.
Ia. Cudar Rihari. e. Il. iO5. Oh Ar.
stev. = X ir. stew. -. Trtek Ivan. =.
81. 1861. Ergant Franc. e.. It. 1921. od
dr. Stev. 81, X dr. stew. -. Muren Mar
tin, e. St. 29i. Slak Joief. e. Il. >o>.
OF dr. stew. II. K dr. stev. -. BukSck
Franc, e. 't. 3o07. oil dr. stew. :. K Ir.
Stev. 80. uSenitnik Matcvz. e. It. 3oa6
OF ir. Stev. -, X dr. stew. 80. Granda
Ivan, =. =. 22U3. oil dr. Stev. ). 4 In.
stew. d. Hotevar .Ioief. e. =. 3i7g.
Hocevar %lvana. e.. II. 4474. HoGevar
Malta. 4. st. 3i76. od dr. stew. q. k dr.
stew. I. Jclovtan Ivan. e.. Il. 26lg. od
ir. stew. so. k ir. stew. -. Rupnik
Franc. e. Il. iij2. oil ir. Stev -. X dr.
'tev. :. Had Joief. e. 81. 3567. OF ir.
stew. 90. K lr. Stey. 10. Strle MatevZ.
e. =. 80. od ir. stew. >. k dr. stev 81.
Star5isar .Ioiet. =. -. +55S oil dr -
81, k ar. Stcv. u.
S~uspendirani clani-c e il drustva:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
CARRANZA SAYS
 HE WILL FIGHT

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. 4.-'If all chiefs of the Constitutionalist army abandons me I will abandon my na- tive land. but on the other hand, if any part of them sustain and uphold me. we will fight until death" These were the defiant words with which Cawanza is credited in a statement given out at the Mexican consulate after the receipt of a telegram from Puebla.
 The statement said Carranza is- sued the following relative to the ac- tions of delegates at Aguas Calientes: {:
 These valiant generals have made effective a resignation that never has been presented or forwarded by me and which never have presented and they have even gone so far as to appoint a president. And by this last act they have fallen into a neat trap prepared for them by some Mad erista congressman, the same ones who distinguished themselves as be ing responsible to great extent in causes which led to the overthrow of democratic government of the apostle of Madero and these very same men are now causing more trouble for the nation through their | intrigues and ambitions"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
TWO PRESIDENTS
 AND TWO CAPITALS

FL PASO. Nov. 4.-Mexico, with two provisional presidents, has two provisional capitals today with neither of them Mexico City. Car ranza, who mas for several days been in Puebla. ordered his cabinet and ministers with archives of the gov ernment to proceed there Puebla is located between the national capital and Vera Cruz, where American forces remain. The other capital is Aguas Calientes, the scene of the re- cent conference of the revolutionary chiefs who attempted to adjust long standing difficulties between Car ranza and Villa. Gutierrez, elected by the convention. oficiated there.
 The Carranza general consulate here announced several important leaders have joined the Carranza side. among them Obregon, who acted as a neutral in the Carranza-Villa diff fculty Blance, a cavalry commander in Obregon's division and formerly chief of the eastern zone, and Vile lIeal. who has been president at the iAguas Calientes convention The ac lquisition of troops by these leaders
 would place Carranza in a mucf
 stronger position than the insurgent
 commander of the north. Villa, how
 ever, has a much better organized
 army and a superior equipment
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
 FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girlsl Try itl Hair gets soft, fluffy and luxuriant at onoe-No more
 railing hair.

If you care fo' heavy hair, thai glistens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an incomparable soft ness and is Auffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
 Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair besides it imme- dately dissolves every particle Of dandrun you cannot have nice, heavy healthy hair if you have dandruG. This destructive scurf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and It's very life, and if not overcome it produces a feverishness and itching of the scalp the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast
 If ycur hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, dry soraggy or too oily. get a 20 cent bottle of Knowl. tons Danderine at any drug store or toilet counter; apply a little as di- rected end ten minutes after you will say tis was the best investment you ever made.
 We sincerely believe, regardless Of everything else advertised that if you desire soft, ustrous beautiful hair and ] lots of it-nO dandrun- no itching scalp and no more failing hair-you must use Knowltons Danderine II eventually not now 680
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
GENERAL BLISS IS VISITING NAcO TROOPS
tcontlnued from Page onel

all about the city. Mines have been laid in many places near the fences, ditches, entanglements, and it is said that the old positions which Mayto- rena abandoned on the opening of the armistice have been we'll mined in preparation for a reception of the Yaquis on their next appearance.
 There is every indication of a pend ing battle, and it is believed there will be an attack on Naco before the end of the week. Residents of the American city, and the members of the stan of the United States border patrol are preparing for the advance of the Maytorena forces, and expect 10 again be under fire soon. Bomb proofs. or projections for the soldiers while firing is in progress on the Mex ican side, have been completed, and the U. s. troops are better prepared for the attack than have they ever beer since they tooa up stations here
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
STOP SUFFERING
 NOW FROM ASTHMA

Go to the druggist listed below and buy a package of Dr. Rudolph Schilt- mann's Asthmador today and if 1t does not give instant relief, and even more, if you do not find it to be the very best remedy you have ever used, go back and your money will be cheerfully returned by this druggist, without any question whatever. No matter what else hes failed Asthmador and Asthmador Gig arettes wpi give instant relief usually within 10 seconds, but always within IS minutes lt does not matter how vio- lent the attack or obstinate the case Is, or what else had been tried and failed Asthmador will relieve instantancously. If it does not, this package will cost you nothing. Go back and get your money refunded You are the sole judge as to whether benefited or hot. You run no risk in buying this remedy under this positive guarantee.
 Persons living elsewhere will be sup- piled under the same guarantee by their local druggist or direct by Dr.. R. Schift- mann, s. Paul. Minn For sale here by Bisbs- Drug Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
To the Rescue
 in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed to Over
 come Worst Troubles.

In s. &. B.. the famous blood puriner, l1 the greatest natural repair crew known. It is an anHdOtc for germs, that once Jet loose. multiply SO fast that a definite dis ease is apparent over night. And yet SO powerful is the influence of s. X. B. that like a vast army lt spreads all through the blood. checks disease. opens mp al the valves of escape and throws out disease through the lungs, Kidneys, bladder, bowels and skin.
 Do rot become panic stricken 1T a rash or coils 0g eruptons inname the skin. Nature is doing her best but Nature ls at be same time calling for help. and in B. &. S. is just the kind of help Nature demands, for it is a pure vegetable remedy with an action that vigorously follows the lood channels and cleans and repairs as goes along In every community arc ,coplc who now this to be true. They ave used @. s. s. and arc blood clean through end through.
 Get a bottle of 8. S. &. today at any irug store Drive out those destructive erms that caUgo skin eruptlons. sore throat wolcu stands. blood rislngs. painful rheu atic joints, chronic bronchitis, and most Q conditions Of disease. Read the folder round tho bottle that tells about the great
 ork being done to assist sufferers lf yor
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
VOTE TO KILL FIFTEEN MEN

PHOENIX, Nov 4.-Whne voting the state dry in the election yester- day the men and women of Arizona sentenced to death fifteen murderers, who have been held in the Florence penitentiary under a reprieye pend ing the outcome of the balloung on the proposed abolishment of capital punishment Returns mp to tonight made practically certain with the eX. ception of the prohibition and the proposal to limit railroad passenger fares to three cents a mile, that all measures are defeated.
 Among the defeated propositions are included that forbidding prohibit ton elections oftener than once in eight years and the labor measure providing that eighty per cent of all employees 1 sany business whatsoever be American citizen. Forty per cent of Arizona registration for the eiec ton was composed of women and eighty per cent of the women regis tered cast their ballots,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
CAMERON CARRIES
 FINAL BY FEW VOTES

TUCSON, Nov 4-Tnirteen out Of nineteen county precincts and the vote in the four Tucscn wards at o'clock tonight give the following re- suits:
 Cunningham. SG0; Franklin. S37; Ross, S25. Armstrong, 675; Bennett 543: Smith. 1895; Chafn ATT Hub bell 6O5; Nelson is running a bad fourth and Davis is scattering Hay den. l239; Eads, 624; Hunt. 9S9; Cam eron, lO73 Young. 289; Osborn, 1216; Cole, 733; Callaghan, 1469; SHnms lO37 Rynning, SAP; Jones, S21; Nor. rison, S75; Alexander 54U.
 The vote on the following amend ment is as follows 100, 1922; 1el 1886; 1O2. 931; 1O3, l16l 1O4 614, lO5, 1O94; 1OG, S45; 1O7, 695; 10S, 665 lO9, S43; 3O2, SOP 3O3, 736; 1OS, $40 809. g35.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
EIehty Per cent aII:
VOTE IN MARICOPA
 GIVES FAIR ESTIMATE

PHOENIN. Nov 4.-Fifteen com pleted precincts in the county outside the city give Hunt l132; Cameron, rig Zander, 971; Miller 986; Parker
 63C, Campbell, 453. Prohibition, Yes, 1895; No 994, Anti-Capital punish meut. Yes, lO54; No. 1153. and the eighty per cent law, Yes, 1O1o; No. 1172. The count in the city precincts early this evening gave Hunt 1S48 and Cameron 1423 The wet and dry vote in the city is about even With the drys gaining. Managers of the self government league conceded a dry majority in the county of 2,5OO and 1000 in the state. G. F Rinehart director of the dry campaign claims a majority of $500 in the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
DRYS STILL CLAIM CHI A COUNTY

GLOBE. Nov, 4.-The count is drag ging and many large precincts are not over half counted Wet are gam ing slightly as the early vote is being reached and claim they will win the county by substantial majority Its guess work, however, as neither the vets nor drys have any way of tell ing anything until the count is nearer finished which may not be unul to morrow night
 Hunt is leading Cameron by 200 majority in seven complete precincts out of 24 The vote is siunI -I2, Cameron, 522 and the same precincts give the drys 6S majority
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
MOSTLY ROUTINE WORK AT MEETING OF CITY
 COUNCIL LAST NIGHT
Castle Rock, Pest House And
 Many Other Matters Keep City Dads Busy Until Late Hour No City Sealer Chosen As Yet

Lots of matters were discussed at the meeting of the city council last night It seems that the blasting done on Castle Rock was not sufficient to make 1t safe. according to the belief of the city fathers, and they decided to take the matter up with the proper persons and see that the work is con unued until every possibility of dan ger is removed.
 The matter of a site for the pest House was again discussed and committee consisting of Councilmeu Walsh and Cunningham and City Health Officer Ralph Herendeen was appointed to take up the matter with Copper Queen officials today While In conference. they will also see if it is not possible to have the iron post at the edge of the street at the sub way removed, as it interiors with traffic. No choice for the position of city sealer was made. This will be done at a special meeting Monday night at 7:3O.
 A resolution was passed authoriz. ing City Marshal Allison to keep the street clear on Sunday during the time of the bis road race. Men with ] flags will be stationed along Naco road and everything done to obviate the possibility of danger In the meantime the chug holes in the road win be repaired. principally because they need it and incidentally as ar
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-05
FOUR STATES VOTE FOR PROHIBITION

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-Two of the six states which voted on the question of busting saloons decided to retain sa- looms, while the other four on the lat est returns apparently eXtipated sell ing alcoholic drinks Ohio and Cali fornia voted in favor Of claiming sa- looms, while Colorado, Oregon. Arizo- ma and Washington closed theirs. Washington on the first returns, showed a wet majority, but later re- turns gave the drys slight lead, which tended to increase.
 Incomplete and unofficial returns from Colorado and Oregon show slight leads favoring the busting of saloons Unofficial returns from Arizona show saloons are voted out the women aid