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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
GERMANY'S BIG GUNS
 YANKEE INVENTIONS
Secret Stolen From American Firm Applying for En-
 gIiSh Patents.

LONDON, Dec. "A strange re- port is being heard here. as to how MessIs. Krupp came to build the fa- nous 42-centimetre guns that played such havoc with the French and Bel gian Notifications.
 Two and balf years ago, it is said. an American firm finished the plans for thel construction Of these guns The designs were sent here Co a big firm of patent agents, to be patented This firm had in it's om. ploy a clever young German draughts- man. who resigned his place and re. turned to Germany shortly after the American plans and specifications had been lodged with his firm.
 When the German army turned out it's 42-ccntimetre guns. his disappear. ance was understood by those inter ested.
 However, it Is said now that Che same American firm has improved and perfected its former designs and that several Of these improved guns now are under construction here for the British siege trains. It is saic that the newest United States battle ships are 10 have guns of the same calibre
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
FRENCH CLAIM SEVERAL ADVANCES.

PARIS, Dec. 7.-The night official report says "In Belgium the Ger mans have bombarded the post of Dunkerke, situated -Four kilometers, about two and one-half miles to the west of Newport, between Bethune and Lens. We have taken possession of the villages of Vermelles and the position of RuterTe, to the east of which we are along the railway line and our troops have advanced pre- ceptibly in the region of Rouyroye, Parvillers, Lequesnecy and En San
 terre in the department of Somme There is nothing else 10 report"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
FUNDS NEEDED FOR FARM INSTRUCTION
 WORK IN COCHISE
Agricultural Extension Service of University of Arizona Makes Appeal to Communities Which Will Receive Benefits.

An appeal for funds with which to carry out 10 the best advantage the educational campaign among farmers of Cochise county, is contained tn the following letter:
 Editor Bisbee Revicw:-T is matter of importance which should be brought to the attention of the farm CTS of Cochise and Santa Cruz coun- ties. We have appointed Mir A. l.. Paschall of san simon as Farm dem onstrator, with the understanding that he Is to devote half of his time to this work. However. if the financial baking were available we should be very glad to make Mir Paschall a reg ular Farm Adviser, giving his entire time. We believe that Cochise and Santa Cruz counties could utilize the entire time of a Farm Adviser, but we have not the funds to do this with. It will take about S1 00O for the bal ance of the fiscal year, up to June 30, 1915, 10 enable us to employ Mir. Pas chall as Farm Adviser on full time. There are now 1000 counties in the United States which are employing Farm Advisors on full time, and in almost every instance the money for employing these Farm Advisors has been partially subscribed by the farm CTS and business men of these coun- ties. Hence. | am going to suggest ! that, if the farmers and business men of Cochise and Santa Cruz counties ! wish us to appoint MT Paschall as | Farm Advisor to devote his entire time 10 this work, they will have to as sist us financially until such time as i the Supervisors and the Legislature will appropriate sufficient money to put this work on a permanent basis.
 This S1 LOGO will be needed for two purposes First, 10 purchase an au. tomobile which vii, enable the Farm ! Advisor to visit about three times as
 many people as he can by ordinary means; and second, to assist in pay.
 ing his travelling expenses.
 For this purpose ! am sending peti
 ton forms Co various people in youi
 locality who will be expected to circu
 late these petitions and get as many
 signatures and as much money as pos : sible without delay ! would suggest . that the money be collected wher . the petition is signed, wherever pos
 sible. It is understood that thi' . money, when collected shall be sem l 10 me. where it win be depogted ai , special fund for Cochise and Santl ? Cruz counties and paid out on thu - presentation of proper vouchers. | fe
 lure that it will be necessary for eacl 2 locality to raise about $l0O.
 s With best wishes for the success O P the farmers Of Cochise and santa Cru r Counties ] am
 Yours truly
 STANLEY F. MORSE, r. Supt. Agricultural Extension SerNic'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
YOUNG GIRL MURDERED IN CHURCH BELFRY.

SACRAMENTO. Calf Dec 7.-The body of a tenyearold girl, strangled by cord around her neck was found in the German Lutheran church to- night She had been attacked
 The body was identified as Margar- ct Killings. lt was found in the base ment during the afternoon by the young girls friends, The girl had left home at noon to meet girl friends to make doll d1esses and had evidently gone 10 the church ahead of her com panions. When the other girls arrived they found pools Of blood in the bel fry room A search revealed the badly ! torn body.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
COUNTRY STORE IS
 OPENED AT ORPHEUM

The Orpheum brings out new idea, which is an Orpheum habit It intends that there shall be one night in the week when everybody can have a big gift from lt ard from the merchants of the city They are working together for the one night which is to be every Friday.
 On that night the Orpheum stage will be made over into a country store for a part of the evening There on will be grouped on next Friday night 20 presents from 20 merchants who are participating with the Or. pheum in favorlng the public with a chance to win each and every one of the presents. total value of which reaches more than S75.
 Not only will % persons get pres. ents, but every person in the house will also retain his coupon, whether getting a present on Friday night or not. and consequently will be that much closer to the S1l5O automobile for every Orpheum ticket, whether used on Merchants Gifts night at the house or not up Co the time the au. tomobile is awarded. will De good for the automobile
 Merchants gift night promises t0 be the biggest and most popular draw ing card that a theatre has ever put on in the city At the same time it will be one of the most thoroughly worth while manners of entertain. ment that has ever been offered in the district All of the gifts each week will be or useful and valuable kind Friday nights will undoubted ly become crowded house nights al the theatre in very short time It is intended that beside the gifts offered there shall be given specially strong bills of amusement for the Friday nights and that no effort shall be spared to make them particularly pleasing.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
SPY DlsCLosEs FRENCH TROOPS TO FIRE.

LONDON, Dec 7.- Dispatches from Dunkirk tell how 300 French troops were betrayed by a spy The spy gained access 10 the belfry of a church where they were sleeping and displayed lights notifying the Ger mans presence of the troops The ar tillery opened fire and the sleeping men were cut to pieces by the burst ing shells which also set fire to the straw on which they had lain
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
What Leads to
 Tuberculosis? !?

In the opinion of many medical authorities, the development of pull monary tuberculosis (eonsumption) is hastened, if not actually precipi- tsted, by a loss of lime from the sys- tenn. "Where there Is a deealeifioation, the lime salts must be supplied incidentally" says pr. ]. W. carhart, of San Antonio, Texas, in the May, 1918, issue of "Medieal Progress"
 To supply these necessary salts has. in many instances, proved a diff dcult matter since in some forms they are not easily assimilable.
 In Eckmans Alteratiye. however calcium Oime) is SO combined with other remedial agents as to be as similated by the average person with out digestive disturbance, and to this, in part, is due the success of this remedy in the treatment of tu berculosis and chronic throat and bronchial affections
 We make no boastful claims for Eclmans Alterative, but careful record of results obtained durinl years of widespread use warrants th' assertion that many such eases ap parently have yielded to ir,
 lt contains no opiates, narcotics O. habitfoming drugs, hence its use t not attended with danger You druggist has lt or will order it, O you can send direct
 Eekman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
.BISBEE CHESS CLUB
 ISSUES CHALLENGE
 TO DOUGLAS TEAM
Local Men Organize With Quar-
 ter in the c. 0. Library and Issue Invitation to Those h.
 terested to Become Members.

Chess players of Bisbee have or gauized a Chess Club to be known as "Tfe Library Chess Club" At their first meeting the membership chose Mr C. H Vail by unanimous vote to act as president-and-treasurer Mr Vail is assistant lebrariau of the C. e. Library where the Chess Club has quarters. and will also act as secretary. The Club has adopted by. laws which, in addition to other pro visions, stipulate that any person of good character is eligible to become a member by paying one dollar ini- tiauon fee. A hearty invitation is extended to all chess players Of the Warren District to become members of The Library Chess Club"
 Any person of either sex wishing to join or to obtain information ap- pertaining to this club should call at the C. Q. Library and see Mir. Vail. who will give all information regard ing She Chess Club
 The club. through MT. Vail, has sent 1 a challenge to the Douglas Chess Club. and asks that club 10 play a series Of three matches for the cham pionship of Cochise county, the first match to be played at Bisbee on the twenty-siXth of this month
 "The Library Chess Club" has sug ] gested to the Douglas Chess Club that a team of five members be chosen by each club to play the inter-cut games, and that each player play one game with each of the opposing play CTS, making a total of twenty-five games between the two clubs in eact match. The Bisbee players have of fered to pay the round-trip railroad fare for the Douglas players if thel accept the challenge.
 The Bisbee players have learne, considerable regarding the prowesi of the Douglas players and are conf dent that Bisbee will be yictoriou if a match is played
 In fact the Bisbee players thinl AhAe Ndh hAFt tue btnl i've lld9 t
 team in the whole state, and the
 think they have the best single play CT in the state; let other clubs talk
 notice
 The Library Chess Club has al
 ranged 10 begin an elimination toui
 nameut in a few days, by which tn
 five best players will be chosen ( represent the club in inter-club play Three games will be played bl
 tween each member Of the club. eac , member receiving one point for eac game won, and one-half point for eac
 draw game The five players haviu
 Che largest number of points to the
 credit when the elimination touru e ment is finished. will compose tt s team to represent the club Il The club now has ten members an e hope 10 enlarge their membership u the near future
 @ Any communication to the clJ IS may be addressed to Mr c. II. Va l- care of c. c Library Bisbee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
EAGLES ELECT NEW
 OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR = BIG SMOKER
Notification Attended By All Mem
 bers and Many Guests; Big Feed Served and Many Plans
 Discussed for New Year Dance

Last evening the Eagles of the Bis. bee Aerie made merry. In their reg ular meeting the officers for the year were elected. Then followed the ir- regular meeting. which, because of Eagle goodfelloWship and Eagle good cheer, was more than irregular and approached the unusual Hot dogs, cheese, good rye "brot' and plenty of cider and other refreshments add ed to the social evening, and the smoker with which the fun ended lasted until after all had had their 'nl Of handshatins and good oldfash tened brotherly conversation New officers for the lodge were named last evening as follows:
 Worthy president, Jerry Mccarthy; worthy vice-presidcnt J. M Lam bert; chaplain C. H. Wills, treasurer William Buckett secretary, F. C. Henderson; physician, M. D. Cohen; trustee, J. B Anderson inner guard. John Kelly outer guard J. F. Grien.
 Following the close Of the business meeting and while the smoker was under way. O. ?. French and Sidney Fountain sneaked away from the re- mainder of the gathering long enough to make plans and get matters run ming toward the big Eagles dance which is to be held on the last day Of the wet year and which will vel come al the midnight dry year. Their plans concerned chiefly the trsnsformsble punch which will be served the guests of the dance On the stroke of midnight the punch will De poured out the windows or the back alleys hard pavement Ice water. favored with lemon and sweetened with simple syrup will then be poured into the punch bowl and the guard will be removed from the corner in which the bowls are situated.
 Other plans Of the committee in charge of the dance will be laid in the near future, and they will be made public
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
THREE WEEK WAIT BY
 OFFICERS REWARDED
 BY ARREST OF MAN
Negro By the Name of F. Knight Arrested When He Sells Gun to Second Hand Dealer; Sus- peCted of Being a Deserter.

After waiting and watching for full ly three weeks. the city police finally landed J. Knight Several weeks ago Knight, who is a negro. was ar- rested charged with stealing a 30 30 Winchester rifle from E. Wittg owing 70 insufficient evidence the case against Knight was dismissed
 The officers, however, were certain that Knight was the man they want ed lie was shadowed continually and finally on Saturday night fell. He took the rifle and endeavored to sell it to Uncle Jim on Brewery Gulch The officers were not long in determining that the rifle was that which had been stolen from Wittig, and they promptly placed Knight un- der arrest
 Another angle to the case is the possibility that Knight may be de. serter from F troop of the Ninth Cav airy He is said to meet the dis cripuon of the desorting soldier in many ways and will be held pending an investigation on this charge if or no other
 The larceny charge against Knight it is understood, will be pressed
 Knight has had more or less of ar unsavory reputation since his arriya in the District and the officers ar, ] determined to see that the stealing
 of which there has been considerabl,
 of late is eliminated.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
NOTICE

NOTICE.
 The best place to buy christmsE Presents is at the Agua Prieta curio Store. All kinds of Mexican soods. MRS. ALICE o'LAUoHLlN, Prop. Agua Prsta, Sonora, Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
FIERCE ENGAGEMENTS ON RUSSIAN SOIL.

PETROGRAD. Dec. 7.-The official report says: "A desperate engagement al tlie front of Lowicz. particularly in ihe region of Lodz continues. On the roadway between Bohianace and Lask oui afmOred automobiles, in the dark, fell upon a large column of the enemy disperiue them and with the machine gun fire, causing serious losses.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08

supt Agricultural Extension Service
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08

Prices always the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-08
, Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as thrS cannot reach tho scat Of the disease. Ca- tarrh is a blood or constitutional aisoase. and in order Co cure ii you must take in- ternal remedies. Halls Catarrl Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. tthll 8 Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine. lt was prescribed by one ot the best pnt sicians in this country for years ana l5 a regular prescription. lt is composed or the best tonles known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect combina- ton of the two ingredients is what pro- duces such wonderful results in curing catarrh Send for testimonials Tree
 y q. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo
 Sold by Druggists price l5c.
 Tako HalVs Tamilg plls fer consupstiam
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

Fishing tackle at J T.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

WHATEVER enmenta might human nature seen at its best in that condition of course but can any
 imagine a glorious herOism than that THE GLORY the Fnhman who far in the a
 charged a German arship and gave his life willingly blow for his beloved fatheand? He death Only miracle could have saved nm but the dispatches paused for moment but went to What are all the mouthngs million politicians to that one act Of Ga What could the greatest purchase that could shed suchu the of his country?
 arros is martyr and blessing to the world than thousand preachers for by humanity the minds O humans themselves
 sympathes may he IS not the spectacle or Germany facing mighty to thrill? There is something nexpressb upendOuy grand in the thought of the German nation striking titanic foes side There something the sight of the of beautiful France standing of their beloved country and giving their lives glory might be saved from the invader There is everything gallant little Sea battling against the might of the great Austrian empire
 Even something the paadng of the Russian multi udes with praying the that the land which them might matter what starvation and tyranny might bring forth.
 is inspiring and Hungary march against he hosts of the
 The cheering popuace martial arO of the Engshman that they ready stand by the side of their allies.
 War brings death but does really calamity? Those who % but the ordinary of events the sorrow of death youths who die for noble purpose parents left behind but there youths would their parents consolation than death on of the battle
 prate the horrors of and there horrors humanity pur and and coarser, of the ordeal
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

Entered as second the pOstOce Seward Alaska
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04
MRS. vIGELLIUS SEEKS DIVORCE

Nome.-Mrs. Louis Vigelius has commenced divorce proceedings against her husband in Seattle courts. Mrs. Vigellius charges that her hus- band deceived her as to the value of the community property in recent settlement of their property interests. She now asks for her share of the property, custody of her daughter and $5,OOO attorneys fees. It is claimed that the community property amounts to more than $S0,000.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04
WELL-KNOWN MINER
 MEETS A SAD END

JUNEAU, July 22.-The body of William Shroyer of Ruby Alaska, was found on the beach seven miles south of Juneau last Saturday after noon by employees of the Dupont powder plant. The body was found with only the head and shoulders ouv of the water, and was fastened to the sharp rocks, face down, with the shoe of the right foot off and the trousers torn from the knee to the ankle. De- ceased had at one time been engaged in mining with Dan Sutherland, but was suffering from a nervous shock, having been struck on the head by an ore bucket, causing a small clot of blood on the brain, and was at times very irrational. While at Tenakee
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

springs recently he attempted to walk to Juneau. He was about 40 years of age and has relatives in Wabash, In- diana
 Billie" Shroyer was one of the hardest working and best known proSpectors in Iditarod, Ruby and other camps.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

The Gateway Job Printing Depart ment can supply you with anything in the line of printed stationery fo" you're business and personal use.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

A large assortment of mems negli- gee shirts, both light and dark colors; values to $3 each; your cl oice, $1.5c. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

Paints, oils, glass and wall paper at Brown & Hawkins Hardware and Furniture Dept Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

Job printing of every description at The Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-04

The name "Gambles' Is Trade Mark and wherever seen is guarantee of Wholesome ness and Cleanliness.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-31

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to .seass towards he Moasu~ After
the latter had blown suo ~htssi, .
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that captain Berry. the svcad pti;-
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