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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
. . mATToRENA AND HILL c MEN MEET AT cAcHUTA

' Maytorena and Hill soldiers . . were engaged in a fierce battle . . at Cachuta, a point 22 miles . c south of Douglas at a late hour . . last evening The Hin force ( ' was expecting endorsements . . sent out from Douglas at any c . moment. and were confident of . ' victory Maytorens was also ( z sure hos men would win in the ( . battle. Newt of the outeoma of ' Ipe cdnflirt could not ho bad ( v es6ly this mor5ins (
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

LONDON, Dec 14-The most strik- ing feature Of the days official news is the candid admission by the Aus trian government of the defeat of the Austrian army in Servia and ap- parently of it's abandonment Of its third attempt 10 invade the territory Of it's small slave neighbor
 While attributing its failure to the enemy's superior force. as all govern ment bulletins explain the failures. the Austrian war office announces plainly an extended retirement and heavy losses
 New dhcisios and measures will consequently be taken Co repel the enemy says the Austrloo Statement. Apparently that means the Austrian army directed against Servia will as- sume a defensive line Against it's repulse Austria balances the ocCu- patton Of Belgrade as an asset to the good and the Seryians claim 10 be pressing home their victory with more captures of prisoners and to have driven part Of the invading army across the Drina river Moreover they express confidence that they are about Co rctake their capital. and eNpel invaders from Seryian territory.
 Progress of the war in northern Hungary is less definite. Sundays German wireless report, with a cau- dor equal to that Of the Austrian Bulletin, spoke of severe resistance which German and Austrian arms en- countered fin southern Poland and i'm Galicia, addig that it is evident the Austrian forces in the Carpathains are not numerically strong enough to clear the Russians out of Hungarian territory But the Austrians claim they are driving down the northern slopes of the Carpathians the invaders who last week was in occupation of several towns on the south side of that mountain range.
 Poland is fast becoming another Belgium in point of suffering, while opposing armies drive each othef back and forth and occupy and reoc- cupy cities and villages and nfit upon inhabitants bombardments simi- lar to those suffered in Belgium and northern France More than 400 Pol ish towns have been ruined. accord ing to various accounts of correspon- dents
 Each army accuses the other or lootirg and cruelty The flight of civi- Hans from Lodz is one of the most tragic episodes of the war, while one correspondent pictures the fate of Kalisz as a repetition of Louvan. with the slaughter of 800 civilians, and the sacking of the city
 The distressing feature of the fight ing in Poland lies in the fact that blood of kindred is pitted against each other. There several hundred thousand Poles in the Russian ranks and several hundred thousand more in the ranks of the Germans and Ans trians
 The Germans claim a distinct gain in their position in northern Poland although they are not believed to be as near Warsaw as reported last week indicated On the other hand the Russians announce strategic realignment of their forces in that field which strengthens their posi- tiOn
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15
STRIA |S
 THROWN BACK BY SERVIANS
Reports Officially Admit The Servians Have Forced Big Receding Movement From Former Advance Position. REPORT BELGRADE IS
 RETAKEN BY SERVIANS

Poland is Fast Becoming An other Belgium in Face or Stroming Armies - Cities Taken and Retaken Again.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

' REPORTS SAY .
 ' BELGRADE FALLS . . LONDON (Tuesday) Dee b. .
 . The Seryians after a fierce bat . . tle have re-occupied Belgrade, ' @ according to Nish dispatches to . q Reuters |
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

FOR ARIZONA Local Rains South. Probably snow north.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-15

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The Keota news., 1914-10-02
i bargains in new and used
1913 Indians
STANLEY
keota, Colo.

the passage Of prohibkory laW. The
people of Texas thereby prove thar
they have gained wisdom through the
mistakes of other states In that re-
spect.
There ts something In this for the
people Of the state Of Colorado to
think about. They would do well
next fall to follow the example OF
Texas by voting down statewide pro
hibi3ion, and hew to the line with the
present liquor law. which through its
local option feature can grant prohi-
bition to any community desiring It.
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
DRINK AND DIVORCE.

This is popular subject for those
crazed with pious Imagination AMI
suffering from incipient insanity. Ftx
ures showing drink as the cause 70.
divorce range from 20 to 95 per cent
are shouted from tabernacle, tent AMI
pulpit. and copied by every little eii
tor in the country. Here are the facts
from the United States Census:
In wet" Pennsylvania and Massn-
cases on file per 100000 population Il
II.
In "dry" Kansas and Maine. the U',:
reliable examples of public moralit,
thic). the average per 100000. popu,s-
ton is lis.
The Keota news., 1914-10-02

Rev. s. Parkes cad:nan, Central CJn-
gregational Church, Brooklyn. N. ":
when You enact a law In, ended to
do more than 1t ought to do. It gen
orally ends In doing less than IT
should do. For that reason I am op-
posed to prohibition by statute.
would rather see America tree GrS:
and then have its citizens use its 1fss
dom for moral ends -
Bishop Hall, Vermont:
"Pr0hfbitjon drives underground the
mischief which Il seeks to cure, MAX
Ing Il more difficult to deal with the
evfl and Impossible to reeulato the
trade; as for instance. in the quality
o. .i-uor soid.;'
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

HRANk II. TaOAPSON,
Tho0pooa 4 korRa4e.
EDWARD y. CONAWAY.
Ve1Sto-C0naWay C0.
JACOB FlL1.IU0.
GeRnaa-AAesS0oA Trust O..
J. n. ARANz.
Are1s Coaniss1eo C0.
GODFREY SCHIRAEA.
GerAaa-Ansssean Trnst O..
Q. L. SMITH.
0AltA-Dro0ks Ptg. c..
PRED J. GREEN.
Psesant-OSnsby Cen. C.
CHARLES ~. JONES,
National safety Vaolt Co.
l.. a. WATKIN0,
L. A. Watkins 0aso. c..
SAMUEL WILMER,
.oH. sas';;.; y. ..zck.n:o.S. s'ss;k x;s5s s.
Real Estate BPokef.
JACOB SAVAGEAU.
ManuHactoFePs' AGe0t.
II. W. NEWCOMB,
NeWeOMb Realty C0.
WILLIAM =. LEONARD.
HlhePnla Bank 4 Trust O..
TRANIk r. DERTSCHY.
Ws0ADen 81 the WoRl4
JOHN y. vALLE1Y.
DuHllogtoo =. b. C.
LARRY MARONEYs
Mlser.i. Be.k 8 Trust C.
THO1As 2: DALY.
HARRY W.. HUMPHREY8s
Natiooal Safety vaalt C.
LOUIS r. DARTELS,
Real Estate Broker.
O. r. ADAMSON.
A6ansOn Con. c..
~. C. NEVIN.
W. C.. Nevin Candy C.
RALPH w. MEEK,
A. W. Meek Trsnk = Da0 O.
HENRY PERINI.
Perlnl Bros.
JAS. A. CURRAN.
CaRran b. p. 4 D. CO.
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
TEXAS FRowNs ON PROHIBITION.

Texas. which has handled the liquor
question by passing one OF the most
drastic liquor laws in the New Wori!,
has paid its respects in no uncertain
tones to prohibition.
In . statewide primary. not only haa
the antI-prohibitIon candidate In
creased his lead to 10000 votes over
his opponent. but the proposed proni-
bition amendment has been beaten by
10000 votes!
The verdict confirms the Judgment
Of the people OF Texas. who at the last
preceding election chose Colquitt goI-
ernor for the second time. on a pro
license platform.
Texas, which handles its liquor
problem in manner to attract the at
sention Of every traveller who journeys
by railroad across that state. and tries
to buy drink on the train. has q
state. county and city license system,
The county clerk issues the state
and county license, with fees respec-
lively for 1915 and $1S7-5O. and the
:ity tax collectors issue city licenses
Tor $1S7.5O each.
The main point of the recent pri-
mary 10 that Texas, having gained
control of this matter through :ntelli-
aent regulation, does not propose to
.et liquor get out Of bonds through
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
he Colorado
Business Mems
Home Rule League
is NOT an
association OF
men engaged In
the liquor traffic

of fact there liquor dealers connected With
organization merchants real estate Dealers
Lines other than
liquor business.
The Keota news., 1914-10-02

Rev. Lyman Abbott:
"It was not the method. OF Jesus.
he lived In an age Of total abstinence
societies and did not join them. He
emphasized the distinction between
His methods and those Of John the
Baptist, that John came neither eat
ing nor drinking: the Son of Man
came eating and drinking. He con-
demned drunkenness, but never In .
single instance lifted up His voice IN
condemnation Of drinking. On the
contrary, He comenced His public mi,,-
lstry by making wine in considerable
quantity. and of fine quality and this
apparently only to add to the joyous
festivities Of . wedding"
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
JOHN ". MoREY.

JOHN ". MOREY.
Mercy Mere. Co.
". H. KISTIER.
W. H. KIstIer Stationery O..
~ J. O'FALLON.
n. J. O'FalIon Supply C0.
FRED r. JOHNSON.
Recerd-StockMan PuA. Co
J. G. MITCHELL.
Deaver National Bank.
=. Il. BABCOCk.
Dabcoek Bros.
JOSEPH /. SCHWARTZ.
Misunderstanding JeweieR.
HAROLD kOUNTXE,
Colorado National Dank.
C. r. CATCHPOLE,
Denver Union Water C0.
GEO. SPALDING,
Moantaiu states Tel. z Tel. C.
". b. MORRISON.
United states National Bank.
y. r. STRUDY.
StFsby-Estabreok Mere. C.
TAOx. kEELY.
First National Da4k.
W. o. SCHOLTz,
Seholt. Drag Co.
J. G. DERGEK.
Hanallt0D National Bank.
spesseI House Fur.is.re C.
tom BOTsTERlLL.
Pierce Arrow and HAdsoa Agency.
FRANK l.. BISHOP.
Home SavisKs 4 Trust C.
=. A. wALBRACH.
WaIhrach Drsk -.
II. J. ALEXANDER.
First National Hank.
GEORGE e. TURNER.
Turaer MovinE 4 Storage c..
MEYER FRIEDMAN.
United states National Bank.
JOHN A. kEEFE.
Denver Brick Mfrs. Assn.
=. q. MOFFAT.
First National Dank.
The Keota news., 1914-10-02

Every the local option
the enforcement OF that law wherever
They believe community should have the
right question communy-in other
words, they favor home rule
high standing opposed to statewide
prohibition they know that the of such law
seriously business hamlet and
Colorado
Statewide Prohibition
empty thousands Of buildings it would
an people Of employment would reduce
fully would increase by
per drive from the demoraze
Colorado would take Of
Would Not Stop tho Sale or tho
Drinking OF Liquor
few of the why the thinking business
organizations local
ready Colorado and against Statewide Prohibition
VOTE FOR STATE WIDE PROHIBITION
Is 4 VOTE AGAINST LOCAL. OPTION
VnTF nm" m STATE-WIlE PROHIBITION
The Keota news., 1914-10-02
The 1914 line Of Indian Motoc

The 1914 line Of Indian Motocyces consists Of:
lHp s;,s. Service Model ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 90
HIP Twin Two-Tweotv Five Regular Model 25O
HIP Twin Tvo.Sixtv Standard Model ......... 26O 90
7HP. Light Roadster Model 10000
7HP. Speed, Regular Model 275W
HIP Twin Two Soeed Tourist Standard 10000
HIP Twin Hendee Soecs Model 32S 90
The evening world., 1914-02-25
|5.Minute Fights With "Fate''
O. t7As Nsw Yosh Evening Wus6

J o. t1Ae NSw Iosh Evening W0S0
doting parents hold forth on the mar
vols Of their own particular offspring.
And whom want to talk. by gosh.
no one will listen to me. Not . soul!
There u an art In being . good
listener. Wise men have said 80.
But, whom you're the sole, solitary,
single listener In . bunch OF cab
artists. you begin to chafs under the
Ny friends take turns working of
steam on me. They know the light
Of sympathy that will spring 70 my
and inaPticulate. soothing sounds
that I will bestow upon them. am
the target for their oratorical eefu-
sions.
II used to f,atter me-the way they
sought me out. At FIRST. tried to
voice NY opinion Of the question.
There Was never an opening. Then I
got 20 that crouched. tigsrlike. to
spring Ia With . word or two. whom
they halted 70 take breath.
But they didn't halt. They'd laid
In enough breath. Just for this coca.
sion. Thsn, finally, when they left
me, dased and still unexpressed. !
began to ind out how many kinds OF
dub WAS.
Whsn I begin to talk one Of three
things happens. Either my vis-a-vis
interrupts. "just for . moment" 81.
or he uses my opening clause ~ q
text for HIS discourse. or he ats with
. classy. fasaway gleam In his eye
and every ones In 20 often. murmur''
Rehiisins that he hasn't heard q
- nnnOAe~at tov,
I accuse him OF inattention. and he
phtaso. Ne SUmembers that becsuse
IL hAs besn automatically stamped on
his brain. - The last NOISE ~ hoard
| complained once to an old codger
who kept . drugstore, vp In . small
country town. He sAid:
wal. that's. rust IKE me- II !
could . got people 70 listen to me
"a O. bsen Q Doctor. But they
wouldn't % I became the next bss,
thing, . chemist. An I'm glad Of Il
Thsy can't never accuse me Of hslpln
the undertakes run the town. It's my
boansse /. y keep EN- hngsran' and
Tnis ouSstions able logic sst me think.
ing. And I decldsd I had saved my,
sslf. . lot u nssbas By being Just Z
In the frst place. when they von'
let you. talk. you can't givs ADVICE
thafs one ,6lssslng.
Sscond-lf they allow You to "rur
on" you'll blow your own horn. TT
the most .nAtutpl thing On which y
SxpsnA broth. And wesn you dom
tAske So6d they come around with
their I.told- you- so's-and there isn'
. loot left IN the Ola thing. :.
TAird-lf you display = talent To-
being I ,vsrbil toPsAdor you acquir'
3 reputation for bslns. great a1tor
dinner speaker. and they. poster III,
lifs out OF you all winter long. 4
good listener e never 20 tormented.
ity 10 wounded. when they. won't 10
| you ~ thiAgs out Of your system
bat sju1t book q al the trouble 10,
s4ese. eleGr~sf. That "a aAase aboa
~ ~ ss ~ - - 800 s; !
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