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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
.COGHISE ST0CKMEH
 ID MEET AT WILLGOX
REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING TO
 BE HELD THERE MARCH t5

| Th regular annual meeting of the l Cochise County Stockgrowers asso- citation will be held in Wilcox for two | days beginning on March 15. This association holds two meetings each year alternating between Wilcox and
 Douglas.
 Secretary J. T Hood of the asso- citation will mail today notices
 of Che meeting at Wilcox next month
 to each O fthe members. about t75 stockerovers constituting the presen. membership At this meeting there will be am election of officers for the
 coming year and the secretary an. nounces that there will be other iw- portant business Co attend to. Sen
 ator William Riggs is the president
 of the association and is expected to
 be present and inform the stockmau
 of the results of the legislature in which he has been a prominent fac- tor in the senate
 Secretary Hood has requested the
 stocbmcn of Che county Go briue their wives and lady friends to the WillcoX convention and it Is assured that Wilcox will have some excellent
 entertainment features during the meeting The annual convention was held at Wilcox last spring and noth- ing was left undone that could add Co the pleasures of the visitors on that occasion. There was a banquet and a grand ball. It is expected that a large delegation will go from Doug las to attend the stockgrowers cou- veution. as the Douglasites are strong for the cattIemen since their visit here in January.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
DENIAL Is MADE OF REPORTS IN
 ARNDT CASE
Young Man Is Taken Home From Hospital---fBoy Did Not Refuse to Tell Who Hit Him." Says Family.

Billie Arndt, who was mysteriously hit over the head about ten days ago and who has been at the point of death in the C. & A. hospital is well enough 70 be taken Co his home on ] School Hin Accompanied by his father and mother the young man was taken home yesterday. The par tial recovery made by the young man from the terrible blows received. is considered remarkable by those who are familiar with the condition young Arndt was found i'm
 Last evening the family of young ArEdt made statement denying the printed reports that the young man has refused O talk on the matter of who struck him To the contrary according to tje family Arndt is willing to talk but apparently does not remember what caused his con. dition
 Further according to the family. young Arndt declares that he can i'iil'ilb'i HtlulHE Dul NtltlNE up OuI ing the night and falling to the floor Further than this the young man is unagle to state what happened when he was hit From the information obtained it would appear that the invalid has noe yet recovered his memory to a great enough extent to enable him to remember an of the occurrences Of the night.
 Another denial was made in re- gard to the room in which Arndt was struck The printed report was to the effect that the invalid refused to go into the room This the family says is untrue The reason for plac- ing Arndt in another room was to have him closer to the rest of the family
 A week or more is expected to pass before the invalid will be able to speak comprehensively on the attack. At the present time he is very weak and has lapses into inconsistencies frequently.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
COLONIAL PARTY TONIGHT AT
 '. M. |. A.
Joint Affair of Y. w. C. A.
 and Y. M. C. A., Postponed
 From Last Saturday, Pro. mises Great Entertainment.

At the Y. M c. A. this evening. between the hours of s and 12 o'clock the members of the Young Mems Christian Association and those of the Young Women's Christian Asso. citation with their friends will hold forth in the high court of revelry. The occasion will be the annual Co., lonial party given jointly by the two institutions.
 But for the condition of the wealth CT last Saturday night. the party would have been held at that time Many novel stunts were planned to have been given and the week past has been made the most of as a con sequence. Those who attended this evening may expect to have an even better entertainment than had the party been held a week ago.
 Folk dancing fancy dancing, the Virginia reel a musical program and other varieties of entertainment will keep the guests busy during the en. tire evening.
 The committee in charge of the affair is sponsor for the declaration that the party will be the best thing of the kind ever held in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
sAROoN CASE CALLED AND
 SENT TO TRIAL

D. c Bardon appeared before Jus
 tice Toman yesterday on charge of violating the prohibition amend
 ment and was held to appear before the Superior Court in St.O0o bond. William B. Cleery was designated as Q special prosecuting attorney to ap. pear for the county and John Will
 jams of Flannigan x WiHamms. was Bardon's counsel Robert Bean. the complaining witness. his mother and his sister were called to the stand. At the conclusion Of their testimony and cross examination by Attoiney Williams, the defense rested without summoning any of its witnesses. Bar don's bond was renewed. calling for his appearance before Che Superior Court when the case comes to trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
CHANGES ARE MADE
 IN TELEGRAPH OFFICE

Dave Mcintyre, for several months day operator and assistant to Manager Oachs of the local Western Union Telegraph office, leaves today for Porterville, California, where he will take over the management of that office.
 A. J. Mcdonald, for many months night operator of the local office handling the press service and the night commercial business succeeds Mcintyre.
 On the night wire II. V. Sutton will take charge. Sutton comes to Bisbee from Los Angeles where he has been since last fall Prior to that time Sutton was employed in the government service in the Phil ippine Islands
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
MERCHANTS NIGHT
 AT ORPHEUM DRAWS

That the Mutual program is the flaw orite with the theatre goers of the district was again demonstrated by the two packed houses of the Orphe. ann last night In addition to the pic. tures Merchants night was another feature that will be long remembered Many were made happy among whom were Ed Wittig who received an cleo. tric iron Martin Woods. box of linen James Bennett. quart of Bryan Cock tails, Ed Sheldon, two weeks pass to the Orpheum; Mike Collins. a live rooster Mrs Humphries, a Belgian Hare; Harry Grundle, lunch bucket: Sid Fountain silk umbrella; r. C. Bloom. Brussels rug. Mrs Delbridge carnations danodils and violets: Jes- se Wassach Bib Ben clock: C. King. 16 ounce can plug cut Sam Liddicott. hand painted china; R. J Wilbur man cure set; l.. Benton. bed room slippers F. Kemer. ladies silk hose. N. Jacobs five pounds Of ham A. Darwin. five pounds of bacon Walter Seun, pair of whie kid shoes; Kiddies. one box of apples and some others whose names couldr not be ascertained.
 Tonight the fifth episode of Zudora will be presented This feature should not be missed by any one as it is acknowledged to be the most elabor- ate and mystifying of all the serial pictures ever filmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
SlOO Reward SlOO

The readers of tu.s paper will be pleased to learn that there is al least one dreaded disease that science has been able Co cure iu an itH stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls tafHwu Cure ie Che only positive cure now known to Che medical fraternity Catnrrh being constitutional disease. requires 8 constitutional treat ment Halls Catatrn cure is taken in- and mucous surfaces ol Che system. there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and -itIug tHs patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature ln doing It's work The proprietors have SO much faith in iis curative pow- CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case Chat it fails Go cure. Send for list Of testimonials
 Address. F. J CHENEY G co. Toledo. O
 Sold by aIl Drugrirts t5c
 Icke Halle Family FlIlB for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
The Average Increase in
 Population

of cities and towns everywhere is 25 per cent in ten years This means that new homes will have to be built and more stores provided This will increase the value of land at the edge of our city.
 We Have Some Choice Property hat can be bought on easy terms. It will make you a beautiful home and will continue to increase in value.
 List your property with us for quick selling.
 HOGAN & SEED Main St. Phone 10
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
C.&A. BAND CONCERT
 TONIGHT IS PLANNED

This evening at 7:30 in front of the post office, the c. & A. Band win give one of It's excellent concerts.
 The C. & A. Band is one of Che best musical organizations in the south west and its public concerts are al- ways received in Bisbee with much acclaim The spring season. which promises much in a musical way for the district will no doubt be eulyeu- ed by many more appearances Of the organization The program as ar- ranged, follows
 March Nctallo
 "Curro Chuchars' Overture Gruuenfelder
 "Wild Vest Polka d. & Cox
 "Caprice"
 Oriental Waltz Joyce Selection Fred Godfrey "Reminiscenccs Of Scotland" Idyll Bonnet
 Forge in the Forest March Johnson "lts a Long Long Way to Tnnerary"
 ". H. MARTIN. Director
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
AERoPLANEs IN MElco

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26.-Public and private buildings at Monterey, the capital of Nuevo Leon. were tar get sfor two American aeroplane pi. lots. operating with General Gonzales, a Carranza leader now attacking that city according to dispatches received here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
CAL0MEL SALlVATES

Calomel makes you sick and you lose a days work Calomel is a nasty. dan gerous chemical. To liveu your slug gish liver and bowels when coustip8- ted, Eeadachy bilious. just get a 1O- cent box of harmless CasCarets. They work while you sleep don't grippe sick eu or saLivatc
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27

Reports from Tampico state that all oil operations there have ceased and that about 1000 men are out of em. Dloyment.
 II. c. Prick Co. has fired 515 more ovens making 3355 added curing first half Of February.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27

EWopc has placed additional cone tracts for about 1S,Oo0 to e00O0 tons of shrapuel and barbed wire with American mills.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
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DOB sic Monui@oft rmgeniigeno in
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iibt gepeicn iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

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Derbieten benbiidtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
gcadjtensiuert6c 9lmresnmo.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
,,Get(t GMrett
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esin Seilmittcl nnO BUD fret pcriaubt.
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Operation nnter5eben ooer iletben mibe. &c
tat tctneG bon bei0ert. @r Deillc lid ielbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
grmuOitadS.ll .llsbertruannasn

Sobn $. Duncan, SriIItee, on!O2in.
nie Smiot, SItiefte 8oooDeor 9(uep
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SUB.
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2O.6 Bel SO SUB.
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rno 6rau, 9loroieite 9oItonItr., nobe
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SUB.
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1916 SUB.
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no5io 9ibertine iinO 6ron O3r. 94S,
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no6e Glni.9(pe., 1911 bel 107 Sub.
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muel q. 9opO, Siiooifieite DOLPHIN
nabe @oltonitroBe, t7.6 bei 70.66uB.
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al BEL 60 Sub.
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rs SUB.
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0el9er imO 6rau, 2 2ots.
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as.
Catherine McGonneG, grtrr, an
Catherine N3c0onneG, @eItieite Ser
Somaro., na6e Serinotonltr., 90 BEL
rs.
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2ots.
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a., al Sarrp So9s, 2 Cots.
W3artba S8. @oB II. 81. al Samuel
q. 9opo, / SOt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

0dbitdn Ceilings madbie aus iid6 ieI6it uno
ieinem 8nlinno elm Gtuoinm - uno enSn6
fano. Die ibn 81 einem 1ennoen, ftarieu, leben5s
irdtipen nno gliidl1cn Wnnrc mudte.
Gin Seoer lam ii6 oerielben Wlet1ooc beoics
biIIia. Seoe @etion duf oer gSelt, Die eiiien
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acno einen @ru1Ieioenoen berlanot oes nntens
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peelegt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
@elltine @hInkrote.

$ a fer. = SnIn6r I42,06I Bll'
Idel; @erIonot bon oen @leDotoren
S2.676 8uldeI; gIeOotoren.Sorrotb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

oea,.na itnS StaStlemte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
&eutige S1luBrate:

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-04

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bic eleltrilaen 9ia.ruHgeu unO l1re
DISTINGUISHING modem erlerut Isin.
gSefn autl liz nugemsinen oer manns
lide Wagrniii9rer Der gSsbsrriher"
oes Ddgsts blsibt, 10 tam IS bod
Der 5uIal etes6sn, oaB bic G9aifnes
rim bisie 9nnpgriffe p%orue4meR muB.
in 5datn ron 9siriebsitOrun9gn
9ilie berbeiruisn 5u tOnnen. mulien
Iit t~elepboniersn Iernen - falls fe es
nod ui1t i6auen. yBenn Die 5rautn
ttHe 4ri tbeuretii9e- Yrafuns ubsr
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ebe i1 ils 5slD fam, baB eth llnters
Itano min0eltens nit llnterltellel 3u
iommsnbdngt, a6er i1 unteritels midf
beute nift mebr, cine oerariig irrigk
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non lutenoO: Elm uuteritauo NUT
eigentlid untsrlaae beiBen, neil nj
in ibm nur Iiegen, niht Ittben Ia
ipenigitens ui9t geraoe ODER rlr An,
0efabr, ii9 Den Stppf an etrsun gIals
ten ein8urennen. Mas beIdun "
fDeria algtueam ift. Dana9 MIX
man ii1 aIIo ben ~1tnterTtanb aIsA s;ns
etIuas neniger bobe WobngeIessE IN
porsuiteaen BADEN. Dem Oas ! bfsrs
lit tie. ST iii bic moDnuae oes gor'
ooten, Iolange er 3ur 8eIasuugf sinss
G9abeugrabens geb0rt. uTO IN
folge OsIien ie nad Den 8unI critic.
ieiten unb auIprii1en Der gIsn,,sy
NIT rebr oosr ipenigsr GomiOk. az
nelteat uub etnBerintet, inmfr XII III,
BEN euOsped. oaB Il BEL m6a hStsr
MoumausnaBang ales persiriak !
cine gfpBtdOtiide MOhnung s,a ~
ipeun man auf aide unD onoB ..s ~,
bengelegenbeiten ber5itte.
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ipns man In Berlin w ga'0 t sr ,
Mliete bsSohIsn muB. Mir sossa '
g. gartsttboo.n. Gr iIl9 NV mr. me 2,
nidt gang fertig, er mi -" rah Wv -.
bObeIt. sepadit uuo gsbg KIN. w, ,usy6 ".
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zen ernkOrigtsn. bon 0eu Sapansrn
tuuroen It nit unperboblsusr 8cts
adltung btbduOelt, pon oen iberipdls
ligten 8suii6m nit Rufen Der gnts
riiItuns uuo @rbitteruug %smpfanasn.
Sic rd6isu iid onburd, DAB lie IN
zen SsridoHmsn 9duiern nab Den
iberemlimmsnben 8eridten BON Qus
gen3elgeH ritahIen pit bic aabsn".
Die Sapaner pareu bDdIt betmuns
bert, 6ab Ii9 taum $500 Gsuti1 e
gum transport msloeten, uno iu4icn
INNER nod nebt, neil is iid nnges
Iidts Der bartnddigsn 8ertsiOigung
gar nidt osnten tonnien, DaB Mat
minbsIsus 10000 Wann in Der Sc
flung isisn. Der beutI9e 9srlult
belief iid aud nur auf stIpa $50
Cote uro 400 Berpunoete, pdbrenb
Der Der Gisger ouf $1,000 wlonn
a~ngegsbeR miro, mas mobt i9er
ibertrisbsn 1T. SeosnfaIls 1T ubsr
9fngtau Den Sapanern ntdt btIlis
gu Itsben sstommen. @tobe Gsute
baben ole Sapie in 5iiastau uua
ni6t ssmadi. oenn ale 8sfeItiguns
gen, Saienunlnssu unb @sidise pa.
rem ssiprsngt, allie 5diffe uetieHtt,
tie Miunition gdnSli9 OsrIdoNcn,
DE @erpsbre %DertraHnt, bic blanten
gsdffen 5erbroden, unb In Der @ols
bsrneursiaIe ipllen gauge CT Gents
poreefunoen tporoen fein, oa man
iGmtlide ganlnoten bsrbrannt uro
61s @oIbs unb Gil6ergelo l9On frtis
ser fortgsI6afft bate. Gum Gous
psrneur Der Gtaot nurbe General
admiu srnonnt, gIin9tau ielbit in
GuiiIbima umgeiauFh Der SubeI
in Sapdu iiber bic enblia gsgliidte
Groberung mar groB. aber cine itol5e
WoTftuIat mar oieIe 8s3tpingung ii
nes l6fpd9 befeltigten pIoBes nit
15fader llebermodt nad is6sD0dli'
gem Ringen tpobrlid ni4t, Ge'
re9terptiis fol- sugegeben peroen.
baB Der uugleide 3ampi bon ben
Sapnnern in burhaus ritterIiatr uHo
cinfbonbfrsisr Meiie 9eFiihrt tpOrben
ift. Gbeniu 4aben fie ibr osuiideu