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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

Nemci. XII so najbolj ~razviti in
dustrijSki narod V Avstriji, "a
%znamujejo najnizje Stevilo Use
ljenccv. Iopetni dokaz, da ie 10
industrial, ki zamore prepre6iti
vetjc izS~eljcvanje. To nam doka-
zujc tudi Nem6ija. kjcr Sc .jc en-
krat motmo razvito izseljcvanje
skoraj vStavilo.
MISC izjemni zakoni in ne dru-
&c zaprckc, Xxi zamorejo preprc-
6iti izseljevanjc ljudstev. lie z
razvojcm industrije, z ustvare-
MEM novih virov della in boga.
Stra, Z @""abo p~opolnejSe social
ne politike in z boljSimi dclavski-
mi pogoji Sc zamore dclavce "a
drzati. da bodo delali V Avstriii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
zvezini zbor zidarske organiza-
CHE ma Holandskem, Sc lie vrSil Y

Wv ho AAoaoiuShSHi ST Jc WISH V
Amsterdam dine 22-2S aprila t. |.
Ma zboru so bill navzo6i craven
delegatov, tudi zastopniki zidar-
jcv IL Belgijc in Francoske.
Organizacija zidarjev ma Ho.
landskem je Sc mlada in Sc lepo
razvija. Zanimivo je 6itati kako
so Sc ma TEN zboru navdusevali
belgijski in francoski zastopniki
"a ccntralizacijo zidarske organi-
zacije in razmcre pOslabSati. Ra-
di ten kapitalisticnih namenov Sc
mora delavska organizacija spo-
polniti in financielno OjaGiti. I've
2ini zbor je radi tega odklonil vse
prcdioge "a %poviSanje podpor, ker
jc m%nenja, da je treba najprej ma.
polniti bojni fond in potem pride
Sc lie drugo. Ia zbor je pokazal
zrelost in zavcst hOlandskih III
darjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

Govoril bode sodrug Frank Saws
IL Chicago.
Ma veSelo syidenje t~ridesetega
augusta,
Frank Zabukovec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Lovro Kuhar:
TADEJ PL. SPOBIJAN.
(Dalje.)


sva lezala oh ognju III ~prisluSko-
vala prasketanju sikajocih plane
nov XII otozno ~zadOs6ajo svojim
prcgrcham in kliGcjo na pomoc Z
dolgini, SvilcJimi vzdihi. PcsniS-
ka dusa narodova 81 slika sclitcv
duhov IL yccnOsti na zcmljo. IN
81 Jill misli ma grmadah, V razpo-
kah ali y vratih, kjcr 81 z grozmi-
mi mukami pcrcjo grcSno prctck-
lost in Sc potcm OGiSCcni vraGaJo
ma oni svet. SliGna fantazija jc
vcla skozi gozd in povsvod IL zc-
mile. pocziia zivljenja, p%rcprosto-
stl.
TovariS Sc j. vcnomer glasno
oddihaval; hotclo ST. mu je govo-
riti. a nj vedcl o Gem maj p%ri6nc.
Dvignul Sc je, Evil 81 cigarette,
vzdihnil in dcjal:
Kjr jc ST. Stajcrl'
Nato ST jc obrnil k mcni in mi
rckel
''Jaz sploh ne vcriamcm, da hi
midva hodila kdaj tam ..."
Sal sva vendar tia namenjc-
ma"
To Sc nj Use. Steer pa, kaj no
Geva obrniti tam? Boise je pote.
patti Sc po ccStah, kakor garati
Pc tovarnah in rudnikih in siliti
So $ prilizovanjcm."
'Ce hoGcva zivcti, Sc morava
vcndar riniti dale. Zakai sva to-
rel ostavila predilnicoY"
"Ze kipiS! III hotcS kloniti vrat
in draft hrbet, da ii nalagajo
mani batine, "a lcpoto, izprcmcm-
DO sploh nimaS zmisla. Game nj
zanimivejsega, kot klatiti Sc pc
svetu, stradati in zmrzovati, vse V
svobodi Verui mi-jaz. clan Una
menite rOdbinc, $ plemenitaSkim
naslovom, hi lahko zivel drugac
no usodo, ncgo jo Twin. In zakaj
j. ne" Same zato, kcr nisem no
tel" Iamahnil jc Z roko mimo
obraza in mogoGno puhnil dim IL
ust.
PosluSal sem ga Z zanimanjem,
zdcl Sc mi j. cncrgiGcn, razposa-
.jeno krut in tudi nckoliko neu-
men JAZZ vsaj hi bill izkoriStil pri-
like Use drugaCe.
ste Ii potomcc kake stare Pile
miSkc druzinc? ?" sem ga ~vpraSal.
Ne! Moji starSi so bill pre-
proSti mcSGanic, oGc Sc jc cello ro-
dill ma kmctih, ali povzdignili so Sc
zclo visoko i'll radi mnogih zaslug
jim j. bilo podrljcno plcmstvo in
STEER dedno. Zanimiva ASTORIA,
kali"
TO Sc dogaja Sc dandancs."
VEN, vendar j. to neumno.
Plrmstvoi Kaj imaS cd tcga ma
%slova, rad hi vcdel. Hrane potre.
bupcS tOliko kot pref, kri ista, te-
10 isto, javnOst tc pa Smatra "a
nekaj visjega. ko sem Sc prelevil
plcmida, niscm Gutil nobcnc IL
premembe. Pc mojcm mnenju maj
bi izgnili sli6ni naslovi S sveta.
kadar bonn JAZZ vladar, ali ysaj
minister, DO moja prva postava.
da Sc odpravi plemstvo!"
Zasmejal sem Sc.
mo, poglej meme in sebe-no-
bene razlike nj med mama, razen
z~nacajcv. Pri tenn 81 ii lahko mno-
go boljsi, idcalncjsi i'll popolnejsi
cd mcnc-pa 81 pc scdanjcm clo-
vcSkcm rcdu vcmdar lc plebcjcc."
"N bistvu dandancs itak ne POI
znamo nobcne razlikc med stano-
u, vsevprek daadaaaS vsevprck
obeSajo ma emo vrv 18TH vislic."
"kakor hoces!" me je krepko
zavrnil. "BistvO je tukaj brezpo.
mebno, glavno jc stvar sama, ma
mrcc dcjstvo, Ola V naSi dcmokra-
ticni dObi Sc vcdno loGimo stano.
We M samo strokovno, ampak tudi
rodbinsko.
Resnica jc bila teh besedah,
mnogo wee doslednosti in tovaris,
XII sen ga poznal doslcj lie po lah-
kOzivem zanikawanju, je napra-
vii name vtisk. Zamislil sem Sc V
80
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FOND IA ZvEZNo TISKARNo.

Zadnji izkaz dne p. julia $27.2O
Jugosl. soc. klub st. 67,
Springfield. Ill. ......... 800
j. lIoenigman, Chicago, Ill. 200
j. JuraSic, :. :. Pitts
burgh, Pa. 100
|. Bekayec. Gary, mid,
nabral med sodrugi 800. 200
i. Ilrovat, Chicago, ILL.,,
nabral ma veselici ....... 600
Skupaj do l.. augusta 1920
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
TISKOVNI FOND.

Zadnji izkaz dine 81.
JullJa .S34S.73
John Blaschitz. Aurora, Ill 80.
VI. Murschctz, Imperial, Pa 80.
Skupaj do Is. augusta $349.73I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

ii ognju, 81 pomaknil klobuk ma
oGi in pripovedoval.
".
Dogodljali, XII Jill hos slisal, so
zajeti lie povrsno IL moJega ziv-
ljenja: orisal BON lie nekatere
znamenitejse poteze svoJe prete-
klosti, zakaj razlagati vse doziv-
ljaje mi nj mogo6e. gradivo hi Sc
nakopicilo V obsirno pripovedo-
vanje.
Rodil SEN sc V glavnem mestu
dezele. kjer je bill moi oce sodni
svetnik. PREF je sluzboval " raz-
nih krajih po dezeli; zaradi vest
nosti in temeljitega znanja ma
polju paragrafov je avanziral ia
ko nitro in Sc precej mlad JIG bill
prestavljen V stolno mesto. Tu j.
porocil mojo mater in JAZZ sem bill
drugi otrok V rodbini, pred me
moi j. bila sestra Stefanija, "a
mcnoj Sc brat Simon. IL moth
detinskih let mi j. ostalo mnogo
V spominu, ncbeSko lcpega, a to
so lie otroGarije, Hi Jill odnesc
vsak IL II dobc in so zanimive
lie "a tistcga, Xxi Jill doiivi Stars
so mas vzgajali silno Skrbno. ic
zgodaj so mas ucili olike. NSak
veGer sta otvorila roditclja " Sa-
lonu nekc vrstc kavalirsko solo
in mas utila i'm vadila raznih po-
klonov. Najprej sta nastopila sa-
ma. Matt So j. odcla Y pisano sa-
lonSko obleko in ST. drcmajr vSed-
la Y naslanjaG. Gee ST j. odstra-
nil IL salona, cez nekaj trenOt-
kov So je vrnil in Sc materi spoSt.
1.-Two klanjal: "Oprostite! - Mi
lostiva! - Klanjam Sc! - Pro
sim je Sipal IL ust in delal smeS-
noprijazen obraz. Matt mu je po-
nudila roko Y pozdrav. poljubil
jo je doStojno in Sc Sc enkrat po-
klonil. Nato So j. ySedcl oGc "
naslanjaG in obiskala ga j. matt
PriSumcla je V salon. oGr Sc je
dvignil ma sedezu in jo sprejel :
poklonom natO jo jc odvedcl ma
divan. Potcm smO ponovili mi {:
Stefanija jc Sla Y naslanjac. JAZZ
pa Sc klaniat.
"klanjam Sc miloStiva," sem
p~ozdravljal. Gabil 81 mi j. pogled
ma MO. ObnaSala 81 j" kot prava
dana. nekoliko povcScuo glavo
ic zrla name, okrog listen il j.
krozil hinavsko pomiljcvalcn
Smeh.
"Oprostitc, Kaj VAN je, da Sc
tako driitc?' sem vpraSal upor-
no. Prebledla jc. V TEN jc zavpil
ote mad mcnoj "Poberi So, Sc
cnkratl'
In ceremonijo sem prijcl cd
kraja.
MOI poklon. visoka dana {,
llinavka ... :" sen Sepnil vines
Nj sliSala. Poklonilnih izrazov mi
je z~manjkalo, lie klanjal sem Sc
neumorno pred MO Septaje :
"Nrazja tatica -. a! Slinovka !
Jutri ii razbijem ccljusti ."
Razumela nj niGesar, ~glasneje
nisem smell govoriti radi starSev
Slednjic mi je milostno ponudilo
roko V poljub, kakor pref matt
otetu; pritisnil sem jo k ustam in
jo ugriznil -. Tisti veGer je bilo
konec komedije. Pac smo Sc 20.
zneje Sc mnogokrat uGili pOklo,
nov. ali tiste urc so bile zane zclo
neprijctne. Use Salonske manIre
so So name vsi, posebno sestra me
j. preZirala. -
Sc zelo mlad sen vstopil Y GIN
nazijo; starSi so me bill MANFRED
namcniii "a zivimohdravniha. "
hlev spadas, med kmete, vOle in
kravc'' mi je oGc razloiil vSo
stvar. Bill sem torej odlocem "a
zivinozdravnika in dandancs hi
Sc morebiti res klanjal okrog Ii
vine, ko hi ne bill izstopil re IL
tretjega razreda. S TEN je bilo tu-
di konec mojih sol.
kmalu nato Sc je izvrSil Y nasi
Hist Znamenit doUodek Vplik d,,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

Dolanost vsakega socialista 10,
nodpirati svoje casopisje. Agit-
1jts n "Proletarca''. Pridobits
mu move naroSnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

Nalvec lZselJencev prihaja IL
Galicije CPoljakov, Rutenov, Ii
dow in IL jugoslovanskih dezel.
Leta 1910 Sc jc Stelo Y Zedinjenih
drzav pri Vsakih 10000 izseljen-
cev slcdetc Stcvilo pripadnikov
raznih narodov:
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Skupai do l.. augusta .$43.2O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
BERLIN CLAIMS GENERAL ADVANCES.

AMSTERDAM, Nov 3.-The foi- lowing official dispatch was issued from Berlin and received here:
 ~. telegram from general head qua: ters dated at noon states the inundations south of Nieuport prevent all operations in this part of the country. The water in places is as high as a man Our troops have evacuated inundated districts witj out the loss of men, horses or guns. Our attacks on Ypres are progress ing More than 2.3O0 men, mostly English were captured and also sev- eral machine guns. West of the Rove river fighting has taken place with great losses on both sides, but the situation is unchanged and in a vil- lage fight we lost several hundred in missing and two cannons. Our at tacks on Aisne east of Soissons are successfuI, despite obstinate resis- tance"
 "Our troops occupied several strong ly fortified positions beyond Chavonne and Soupir, capturing more than 1000 French. three caunons ana iout machine guns Near the Cathedral in Soissons the French posted a heavy battery and made the steeple an ob- servation post Between Verdun and Toul several French attacks were re- pulsed. Troops of the French soldiers wore German overcoats and helmets. In Vosges near Markinch the French attack was repulsed and our troops began a counter attack In the east operations are still in state of e-J- nution and there is no fighting. The Russian first Siberian army corps on November I used civilians as breast works while destroying a brigade.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
CREW PERlSHES WHEN MONMOUTH SINKS.

SANTIAGO Nov 3-An hands are reported to have perished when the British cruiser Monmouth took hei final plunge after thirty minutes fighting with Germans off Coronel, according to adyices received here. The battle was terrific while it last ed. As darkness gathered the good hope seemed to be on fire following a terrific burst of flames from he, which seemed to indicate an explosion had occurred on board The Glasgow is reported arrived in a badly damag- ed condition in Coronel bay. The Ctranto escaped to Puerto Montt Gecman ships arrived at Valparaiso to- day to take aboard coal and provis. ions. They leave tomorrow morning. paving suffered no mishap Only a fcw men of the German crews are wot ded The battle caused a trem- endous sensation here
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

With some 45O to 500 of the total ballots of Bisbee counted this morn ing the trend of the election was easily discernable The plain Demo cratic majority down the full length of the ticket, the fact that in every precinct of the city the same men were running in the same positions, showed that the steady flow of the ballots will eventually make even stronger the already almost unanim- ous choice. In none of the offices is there even what may be termed a close race.
 However. at an early hour this morning the race of the vets and drys was decidedly close In the first pre- cinct the vets were leading by s slight majority. l nthe second and third precincts the two contingentA were running neck and neck for their places. and it was hard to tell one minute from the next who would be in the lead at the end of the ballot being counted
 Lowell. where there was an equally heavy vote showed the same tendency to mark the ballots for Democrats, and the majorities in that city were aB strong for the party as in Bisbee However the wet and dry complexion was different in that Lowell cast a heavier ballot for the vets from the appearance of the partial count, than did Bisbee In Warren the vote was almost at a stand off through the whole of the night. Douglas, when the final word was had was going a Httlo wet as was also Tombstone, but several of the smaller precincts were reported i'm as almost unanimously dry. while the general rule in the smaller precincts was a division of the vote.
 Bisbee cast a total of 2,2S8 votes out of a registration of 3,021. Lowell cast 1 .e6O ballots out of 1.4S7 regis tered. Naco cast S7. Pearce 177, Me Neal 65. Warren 293. Tombstone 2S7. and Douglas and Pirtlevine 2,517
 It is not probable that the total count for Bisbee or for the couRy will be obtainable before a late hour tonight. and the complete returns of the state will probably not be on hand for some time
 Seven precincts in the county com plete: Turner. St. David, Dragoon Johnson, Cochise, Naco and McNeaI give the following vote:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

The early returns from the whole of the indicate two great andsdes From the appearance of the in the large of Arizona early hour this morning the state will go dry by sub stantal Goevrnor Hunt democratic candidate and incumbent has easy lead in nearly all districts and gaining is the larger cities their votes.
 The victory of the drys is practically conceded all through the Ga vets where large majority expected stated ock this morning that they beaten In Cochise county where another large wet e,epcted the drys carred nearly all the smaller precincts and broke almost in Bisbee and the Warren district In Douglas the vets had several majority the count
 The victory of the Democratic party through the whole of the state almost unanimous One of the publican progressive candidates, notably Tom Campbell have fighting chance of winning in the long but their chances slight Cameron except in occasional precincts appears have been defeated almost However in places he is conceded good running chance
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
BRITISH SUBMARINE GOES TO BOTTOM

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The British submarine D-5 was sunk in the North Sea by a mine thrown out by a Ger man cruiser retreating before the British cruisers. Two officers and two men were saved the British ad- miralty announced
 "The German squadron also fired on the British gunboat Halcyon wounding one" says the report Wa rious naval movements were made resulting in the Germans rapid re- treat and they are refusing to give battle. The rearmost German cruis- CTS threw out a number of mines. one of which sank the D-5."
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
CHA THINKS VETS WILL HAVE MAJORITY

GLOBE, Nov 3.-Gila County will go about 500 wet out of about 5000 votes cast Globe is 500 wet majority out of 2O62 votes cast Miami is ahout 255 wet majority ont Of l,700 cast and Copper Hill is l5 wet ma. iority out of 116 cast
 The count is slow Cameron is be- lieved to be running strong Not over 15 ballots an hour are being counted and there is no real line on the sit uation tonight except on prohibition which is based on the card system maintained by the vets
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
BRlTlSH-FRENcH FLEET ATTACKS DARDANELLES

LONDON Nov. 3.-The secretary of admiralty announces a combined British and French squadron bonn barded the Dardenelles forts at long range at daybreak. The forts replied No ships were hit, only one shot falling alongside them. Damage to the forts cannot be estimated but a great explosion, accompanied by dense volumes of black smoke, oc- cured at the Holes front
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
GERMAN FLEET HAS NEW SUCCESSES

VALPARAISO, CHILLI Nov G. The German war ships Gneisenau Scharnhorst Nurnberg, Leipzig and Dresden today attacked the British fleet of Coronel, Chilli The British cruiser Goodhope was very badly damaged. set afre and is supposed to have sunk while the British cruiser Mammoth was sunk and the Glas- gow took refuge in the harbor at Cor. onel and is bootled The German war ships Scharnhorst Nunberg and Gneisenau anchored in Valparaiso harbor uniniured
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
DRY LEAD GAINS IN MARICOPA

PHOENIX, Nov 3-Partial returns from fourteen country precincts and small Phoenix precincts are increas- ing the dry lead. It is estimated now as a majority in the coInty of 300.
 Cameron is running strong and car ryng precincts hitherto Democratic. It Is believed Hunts majority will reach 4OO The features are the great number of Cameron dry and Cham wet tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
GERMANS GIVE UP COAST ATTACKS.

LONDON, Nov 3.-That the Ger man army has abandoned the attempt to buck its way along the Belgian coast to Calais is agreed upon in an official reports tonight
 The combination of inundated coun- try, the remnant of the Belgian army under King Albert and the activity of British warships. seemingly all contributed toward ending the costly struggle. The Berlin officials report attributed the failure of Germans en. tirely to the flooded state of the coun- try. where water in places is over mans head But it is declared the army Of Emperor William withdrew in good order and without losses.
 After nearly three weeks Of desper- ate fighting the brunt of the attack has now shifted to the Ypres region. where the English army under Field Marshall Sir John French, reinforced by Indians and Territorials, apparent ly must meet with another onslaught This is the scene of contemplated battle according to-reports and Elm peror William has gone to give en. couragement to his men by his pres ence
 A state of war exists between Tur- key on one side and Russia, Great Britain and Servia on the other yet the Ottoman government appears as a house divided against itself, one section seemingly being desirous CT war while the conservatives are try ing to smooth over the situation aris. ing from attacks upon Russian porta and ships by Turkish war vessels directed by German officers
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
BRITiSH RELEASE SEVERAL SHIPS.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The British gov ernment has ordered the release of the Standard oil steamer Platuria seized off the coast of Scotland with cargo destined to a neutral port and two Italian ships with cargoes of copper from the United states 10 ltal- ian ports were released after ths purchase of the copper by the British government. The case of the Kroon- land bound from New York to Naples with cargo of copper is under con. sideration.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
DEMOCRATS HAVE A FIGHTING CHANCE

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Governor Walsh Democrat, is leading, according to re- turns from upwards of three-quarters of the state, but 1t is uncertain wheth- CT the Democrats will be able to again secure other places on the state ticket The smallness of the progress i've vote. which cast last year in sec- ond place, is the feature of the cleo ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
JOHNSON HAS EASY
 RACE IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3.-Scat- tered returns up to midnight from all parts of the state indicated the fol- lowing net results: Governor John son, progressive, won the reelection at a plurality approaching landslide proportions over Fredericks, republi- can, with Curtin. democrat, distant third.
 The vote for United States senator between Phelan, democrat. and Know land republican, is SO close as to make forecast a mere hazard On the face of the early returns Heney. progressive, was tagging third
 Eshleman was elected Lieutenant Governor over Snyder, democrat by
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
LEADS HUNT IN YAVAPAI COUNTY

PRECOTT Nov 3-Ross, Arm strong and Bennett are leading in order named Campbell is ahead Of Zander and Miller Cameron is lead ing in every precinct
 The vets are fifty per cent ahead of the drys. No returns are available on the other amendments.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
PHOENIX WILL co TO THE DRYS

PHOENIX. Nov. 3.-The count here is very slow, but the present iudica- tons are that Phoenix will go dry The vote from eight Maricopa county precincts shows a majority ranging from three to one to twenty-five to one In three of the fifteen Phoenix precincts the wet vote leads by a small majority.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
sERVlA CUTS ALL
 TURKISH RELATIONS.

LONDON. Nov 3.-"A Constantine. ple dispatch states that Servia today served diplomatic relations with Tur- key and the servian ambassador re- quested his passports" according to Rome correspondent of the Ex- change telegraph
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
MICHIGANDERS CLAIM THEY HAVE WON

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.--Telegrams were received at the White House from Governor Ferris of Michigan. and Representative Doremus. chair man of the democratic congressional committee claiming their reelection.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
CITY DEMOCRATS
 SWAMP INDEPENDENTS

Special to the Review.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 3.-The entire Democratic ticket was elected hera today in the city election over the non-partisan ticket There were 244 votes cast in the city election and 33O in the county precinct The vote on the city ticket was as follows.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
Mayor

The councilmen elected were c B. Wilson from the first ward; Lee Hut crimson from the second w. G. Gil- more third; and Wm. Cayanaugh from the fourth
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
For Representative in Congress:
For Governor
Eor seeretarY ef stats

Osborn. Sidney P. .............307 Cole. c. c. ....,.............. 55 Ikenberry, Mrs Leroy ........ 33
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
For state Auditor

Callaghan, J. c. ...........326 ! Greene Charles R. ........... 90 l
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
GERMAN GUNBOATS MEET
 BRITISH; ENGLAND HAS
 SEVERAL LESS CRUISERS
Rumo Persists That German Fleet Has Come Out Into The Open SeaFe German Boats Run Onto English Fleet Defeat Them Sink Two Ships And Drive Third Into Sheter-Brsh SubMa rne Goes To Bottom-Characer Is Little Changed On Front

DOVER. Nov 3-A report has been circulated that the German fleet has come out from its base. It is also reported from Dunkirk that four battleships and four cruisers have put to sea from Kiel.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

Following is the return of the same precincts on some of the initiated bills which are of most interest to the public:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
GLASGOW REPORTED AS BADLY DAMAGED

SANTIAGO, CHILL, Nov. 3-The British cruiser Glasgow is also re-. ported as badly damaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
ELECTION SURPRISES BR ING TO LIGHT
 NEW STRENGT H IN REPUBLICAN RANKS

Wave Of Popularity Elects Many G. O. F. Candidates While Bull Moose Lose Prestage-Su ffrage And Prohibition Sui
 fer In Several tate Elections
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

Morrison, James N. ......... "a
 Ross. Henry D. .....s........222
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
Prohibition
Eight Year Amendment
Road Bond Issue
Elehty Percent sIn

SIS Yes ...................27 PIT 3l9 No ...................... 90
 After appearing in tho polling place at Lowell yesterday and protesting publicly that the law had not been
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

For Judge Superior Court Alfred C. Lockwood ...........15g
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
C0CHISE COUNTY PROBABLY DRY; NJ
 DEFINITE RETURNS OBTAINABLE BUT
 PARTIAL COUNT KILLS MOST HOPES

Saloon Men Of This County And Rest Of State COnCede Defeat Hunt Will Carry COChSe HeavB0herS Give Rays Of Light To Several Republicans And ProgreSsves Who Have Fighting Chances Of NOSng Out Ahead
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04
For cIerk Of superIor couft
For Sheriff

Harry c. Wheeler ..,.......33S John s. Mcclure ............ 55 John B. Rife ...............t.. %
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-04

FOR ARIZONA Local Showers ln the North Portion.