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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
grener ggahtrr.

Sti abrIapeittr. GlIaB, muBlen uns
ldngh 8iuti fran5ofldt TIieser auf alts
lssenem @ebiet cine Rotblanoung Oornt4s
men. Shrs AbIiat. ipieber 3u ben frdns
5oFlta Gruppen burA5ntommeft lpurne
Ourh bds snergiids SanotIn bes so Sabre
alien lotbringiIfsn BaIoarbeiters gdert
arg Solodientbal p~ersitstt, IobaB bic Slice
GET fsItgenommen iDtrpen fpnnten. Das
4rmees . bertommdnoo 8~altenbdultn Bat
Dem Nlten fir Tcin gtrbaIten cine beirns
btrs gtlobnun9 sutomnsu laFfen anO cine
bffrntlidr Qrertcntung aisgelprpHta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
@cusralobsrit BON ssecnOorif

Nus BEN ariessprtHtquarlifr miro e,s
msIOd: Tu aaiitr ridittt am %. Suui
an ben Gbf bes @tueraIlidbs Btn,tal
ost Snianifrit Grtihtrrn Gonra0 BON
65smoorf foIgenbts CONFEDERATION:
qitbgr @HtraI bH Jnfdnttrit Grtiterr
GoHra6l
Die ruhnbons Gtobtrung qemberes IN
otr trfolgreids Aus0rut Der srobaHgslegs
ten Cperatipntn, pelds bic p~erbiinbeten
6tsresltitnugen mtporTtn uno bic tapies
run @rmetn ourdadiibrt bobeu. s. bants
bdrfer aHsrtennung 9brer ~oiesfdnissn
btrporrasenorn 9srbisnIie srnfnne ih Sit
sum @sntraloberi. Sd bssriiBe sic. meiu
ltebsr GeneralobetIf, aufridtisit.
6ran5 SuIsf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
cinfnlr belaiider araMarlpifeln.

so reinIid mir aud aartoffsln babeH,
Idreibt bic SGeI. NunoI9au = iritt
bod bsrsits jebt Disber cine auappbsit Gin.
90 bdnbeIt Iid aber mir nm einen Ideins
barren Mangsl, Der fh IebieIin I'M frsisu
@~roBbuHbsl bemtrIbar md6t. Ga iifib ID
groBe &attpffelmeHesn in Der leBien 3sit
al bic Gfdttes unb 6lodsnfd briteR abses
gdngen, oaB bier srIt nisber Elm Auseleia
Oss WerIebrs itattfinbm muB. Jn 9eleiea
hsrrift air 3sit Elm reihli6er Heberflub
an 6riibtartofftIn. 8a pbne WertiirSlng
Der oOrtigsn 9eoolferune gang trbeblidt
Menosn bpn bort db9eaftsn lperbeu ions
nrn, hnt III antrttnnenspertber MeiIt BIZ
btutihs 8ipiipermoIting init ben hieFgfn
5uItdnoiasn GisIsu aiihIuns ssnommsu.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
ganemnrls Qentralitat.

81 Dem gefdIuFs bss bduii6tu GOliss
things, bic Regirrung aud tptiterbin bti
MISUNDERSTANDING elmer unbeoingten unb
torretten 4eutrdIitdt Su unteriHBsn,
Idreibt bas aegisrungsorgan g4oIitiim":
Der W0rtlauf ots @ertraleusbptums, beis
fen QbfaRang aud Don ben Delesiertsn
Der oanbtogspdrteisn nit nerdnIaBt ipprs
ben mar, benefit auf bic Neutrality-suspicious.
art, bdB Ddnemart nur cine QeuttalitGt
feunt, Die pbne g%e5ingungsn unb obns
GDmpatbieu mad elmer obtr Der dnbsreu
Settle lit. Die 8ertrttsr beg bdnii6en
9oItss piiuiden teint .BulfonnsutraIitdt4
fiji Ddusmnrt, bic f4 il mad ben Der
bdItuiFen ridtet unb duf 8slegtnbeit mars
tet. 1ds odniIde gOIt fat d esFisrn BON
nslsm betrdftist, baB nilr iene Rtssrune
BON @olie gnigebeiBen piro, bic bieie tors
rttte unb beoineunssloie Reutrolitat baras
fiibren mil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
Gcnnfabrer nnb Sch.

aubelu, Der In Berlin poblbetdnnte
Rdorennfabrsr. battle i'm ariegs, an benz
er in einem 0itsrrei4ifdm Regiment ais
Selonebel tpilninnt, mebrfa9 Gslegens
beit, fi9 aus3u5eiAnen. Mie bic Nab
Wsft" mittbeilt, tounte aubsla anfdHg
SUM Bel sinstn 9urHbrudSmrIu9 ber
RuTen NIT Oret Gdiifen brti Ieinbtihe
anFlbrer nieOeriirtden unb bard bic biers
burh entIte6enoe 8srpirrung ben Gegner
5~uridbaItsn. Der 2obn fir bic tdpfere
That mar BIZ grnbe iiIberne 9upFnteitsme=
bailIs eritsr aIaTe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

gtl BEN IN b,aIl5s 0titasatlsaam.
Itali ottathfum aetFng0l tts III. Aiaai
Ohm GtoiliIb @ptutrtgB Regiment rurot
ain 3aatbuh boratfunb,n, bos unltt BEN
20. qneuH 1914 Ioiatubs Giulrasuns
mtbdlt: Qarabt 9 lihr 30. Win., abs
MARIO sur utbuug II WtiIsn tsi brsn'
member gonnsnbibs. 8urhtbar srid0pft
lameu mir nm 3 libr Juriid. 4nipraat
bur6 6. q. g. 8ttsuion, btt Tasi. bdB
pir itbtn Augtublid auT bic 1GutIdtn
fiobtn iouuen; mir braHen auf. I'm it
miipeotr bentt 4bsnh obtr morgtn iriib
Su ~trfftn. Carbon Iol aif ieinen 6dl
stasbtu perhtn. autunit bon enaliiaer
goI. 6ibe unertrdaIih. - 6ieriiber be-
frdst, COB Der aorporaI an, 6dB Der Bee
fsbl, ieinen gdrbou gu gsbsn, BON @eneral
Scranton, 4ommdnbant Der IA. Snfanf
~tsritbrigabe, gs6orig Sur finften Dipiiion,
gtltgentlih elmer Qniprade an bic Srups
pen Dor einem 3uInmmenitoB NIT ben
1eufTden gegeber murhe.-Seit Mttattu
piosrbaIt bic qrsFe bts Nuslonoes
bon benz @eIhrti iibsr bic osutihen 9drs
bdren, bic e~rbarmuneslos lire 9egner
niebtrma4ten unb teinen Carbon gdbsn.
2lus Der obigen 6eTtItelung erfiebt man,
iper in Mnbrbeit bdrbarifde @spobns
bsitsu in OieieH arieg bineirgetrdgsn bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
ghGridte spieLeret.

Sm @aI6aus vadisrtrOue4 IN SEM.
tenbsrg 3eigte elm aednunssfiihrsr eint
0aupgranate, bic er BON ariegsiddupldb
In GdIi3ien mitoebrd9t bate. Gin i'm
gdf8immer an%peIennsr gauFiibrer roltt
ben anpeIenoen bas Nerfsn Der 9runutl
pprFi6ren, nobel bas 6eInoB ieinen
6drbtn entfiel unb e~rplpbirtt. Der Sell
ner purbe am aopfe fdpsr perIeBt, tinem
2ebrer ipurbe bic 64dbelnede sertrimmerI
unb bas linte Qugs dusgeIalagen, Elm
8ieaelei 5nfpeftor srlitt f6pere 8einOer.
lebungsn. luBsrbem plroe cine peitert
qnsa1l perIontn lsidt bsrlebt unb srbsb.
Iidsr SadIhaben oeturia4t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17

rf asa RlllflAafN dl1ttaf Whf
tsBaa. tlam 0aff Ntfftiait ta
HIlftenhfa H~nialielH, De tut Niutt
ttN tf afftiH1flfH kRain uHe tt
aHialH 4tH lta. a1 lfgaffii sa rFt
tdlibaW aHf tta tgi6if6iaH 8fbnlfh
fa ltiH NIB iiat5iilla bafHsafahUa
laI tlt @tlnlulltaHa alldaasa. Man
Mfltlf. b4b NaiThaaalgaafn tatah9
anlt BIN WtfblHetim lm Wsnas hub.
I'm BE ben btfblnbslfa WallonfH onati
t3fiHofu lluiftihaam l%tNiuh5lsu, Bic 60
hr pilliiafpili4t tu faijitbfu iuasn, us
litB bet 4anitr 4uNWigrdittt. Hit ta8
saeufnal4 miloti. btH Riifhi. ltmmilidt
To gdris mtllsubtn A~uaIdns,r nub 2lnat,
t5ristn bu pstbHutelm Roiionsn gu
sdhlm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
Hitr bas arieasnrdib.

Der betdnnte Romanbiater Cans
gartI9, Der 5iterrei9iider Sauptmunn
a. 8. 1T unn fi9 Bel arisgsbeainn ipieOer
gum 8ienft genelOet fat, ipirb oemnddH
i'm auFtrag bes 8ientr &rie9sarhtDs unO
als gdit Der bsutiden Regierttng cine
SubienreiIe bur9 0eutIdlanb antreten,
i'm Ginblide in bic Organization Oes
btutIhn golfes su getuinnen uno bic title
~raitloit arbeit, bic es ipGbrcno bes 3ties
gss, alf alien 8ebisten Der Snbuftrie bes
geiperbes unb Sdnbels sntfaltet bat, bar
aultelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
MriirIn ems snhtlruI.

Jstbt nirb b%etanns, Bag bic SidIiensr
kim Giu5ug In bic bon ben OeIfsrreidtru
frtiiplaig eerdamiE DrlihaFt 9orso int
Easdnsri1oI soblrei9e Decentralization.
bdruFter MRgtb0rigt bon oortisen abtlis
gen BamiIisn, attire uRo psnfionirte
Giadts beanie, perbdIlei nnn dIs @sifeln
abesFibrt baben. Die 8~erb1fiunesn srs
fcIeien nah siner miieebranten Wdmenss
lite, duf Der Gle i'm @srld) 0iierrtidi
F&sr Geiinnuns Iisbeubsu GiHpo9nsr bsrs
ssi@Hst martin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
gerseltuna fir qlcrunhrettc.

Sn Observation-Disclosures WeiIe baden ON
Is. unb 81. Mai Frdn3oIiI9e ariessIdtfft
bic bsutIden &onlulate in ben ~pffenen
tirtil9tn Stdbteu Mlsranbrette unb
Saiffd aerlt0rt. Sur 8ergeltung bieies
Srebels uno our 8edung bes Shabens an
tiirtiI6em unb beati9em 8eiiB pirO ben
frand0iiIden StdbteR 8aIthciennes uiio
Roubdir cine gube bpn ie einbunDertiiint
5igtdufsnb Trdufen auFtrleet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
eine Murnnrenle i'm Rrnadnns.

Sn Der Rabmesbaae Oes gtrIinr
3euQbaulss III itBi cine ruHti8s aeuIe
dusgeitellt, bic chem Rufeu Bel einem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am Motgtn BEG
10. Mlai IN BEN Gniibsngrdben bti
1uc5epp in @dliSisa abgsnommm tpornen
1T. Die etfpn so 3euitmetsr LANCE ReuIc
bat einsn DurdmsFsr bon is 3sntimster
unb lit aus gdrdenbDI5 bsrgefteIlt. Der
pbere Theil Seigt nod bic nd6rgno
lie an bsr uhtersn 2eaIenb eI6dlt
TT. Sin oifnntt Qtberriemen N fteren
gnbe nirO lin bns 9aROsssM bxs
admpfsubsa gd4Ianpsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
bic Suniaernte.

Sine iberais rsihe QOnigernie nirb fit
SitIts ,Sabr pen Den bsutlan 9icnen8ads
tern pDrausstIagt. BdBreno Der Gbits
bliitbeSeif batten bic 9ieuenp0lfer rtt6line
unb ir6ftige 9dbrung finbsn tnnnen, unb
bic 2inoenbIiitbc pirb fiji bic 6onieernte
bon ipeitsrsm @prthil fem. qeiDer htbi
au bcFirhten plB trpb Der rsidtn 0pnigs
ernie ath bic Yreiit fit 0unis odaS gss
UaItIs in bic 3oAe idalsn tpsrDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
RIanIaam psn aas Flnns @enlal.

Tn Itmafh Geiedl ben btilhtn
SirtiiriHt at65rl BET btuiIata Nlafiut
an. Gs III Der C9rbetisliu 6ebsr
iH 9isl. bu bic 0lfiaigitIl bon 33s
plnno pltot. Differ Wlann Bat. iuit
ans aisl gtihtisben miro. ibon eiumal
cine gbrtnrttiaue Der btdiitsu Warine
pratnommtu. Wlsbr hsnn stbn Sabre iinb
pttfIcHtn ba mar tinmal Elm baltlhes Ges
ihipaber In Dublin. Cine tn9Iiite 8eis
lung %bebaapttis bel elmer 9tipuduns bies
les 9eindts, bic oeuiI5en m%ariumanns
idafign mahitn einen .%psrbuneerten Gins
ornd'. 9ielt ge6auptuna pontt Sober
uitt rlbie ttnftden, unb 70 madit Ct iih.
Der oaHaIs $50 pfuno iupg, nit sinem
8~aneraben, sinem Observation-Disclosures
maaten BON gao plumb auf ben Wsg, inn
inter 6inpeis auf fire psrIon eineu
Wibtrruf Oieier 8s6duptuue 5a psrlaugsn.
Sic orohtsu gleih3eitig odmit, lire ghotos
graphien einem Gonturrtu36latis CUR 8erz
iigung gu ittleu, I'M bic unp1hrbeit Der
gehauptune gu bepeiien. 8ds BALI. Der
nglifds Rebalteur ertldrte Id gsI6looen
nrb bradte i'm tigeneu gIatte Bic 8iloer
oieier, aus nur 5iDei Mann bsItt6enben,
aber 500 9funo l@peren Mlarinemounz
iAaft gum 4borud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
Die 6elsiiaen al6seiden.

GtnsrnlgOubsrnsur b. Sitting srIGBt
folgsnbs @trorbnung: Mer in ~berauzfrrs
Otrnber Weife bsteifhe ab3sideu unb
irer, aud obue bdB sr beralsforOsrnb
Ipirtt, 4b5eihsn anoertr NIT 3tutfhlanO
oOer ieinen BerbHnbeten I'M ariege be-
finbIidsr Gambler aitfegt, nusIttlt Ober
font ofIenilid 0eist. tpirb nit elmer @elbs
traIe bis 900 Wart ober NIT 9aFt Bis
feds Bodeu beitrdft. 8eibe Strafen t6us
nen aud nebtneitanber berbdngt iperbsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
3entihe GanitdisfOluaue 1T GouitaHti
nopel.

Die rom bentiheu Rutbm &fsua orgas
niTrte @aniIdtstptpnnt, bic am 20. Mlai
bon Berlin na1 ber 9drlei abgtreiit III, TX
modification IN aoaiaHtinopcl eiagttroFs
fen. Die aolonn beltatlo us s Ner5Itn
III 6hpeiiern uhb 10 fr%eiipiaiaen Gfaus
tnpIleqern uub iiitrtt jiDti Magsuug NIT
ar5iIihen SnfIrumG Ten. WieSitaElsnien
arb aoSartittinr nit
Fn. Biibrer mar proIeiur Or. Diird bon
bsr uni0erfildl MlilndtB. Die NgiIe aina
iiber 8ufareH, RamuDan. gfuiilAut ano
Abriancpel. II Der rumdniIdsn Greu3.
mubfe Tn bic Ganiidtsloionne elmer Iebr
g~enauea 3oIlrsbiFOn unieraielgn, BEL bsr
Der SHbaIt BET idmmtlihen 159 aiiteu
d%usgepadt ptrOsn muBtt. Sn Gonltantis
uopsl pirn Die bsatidt Aothesa reu3s Grpes
biiion cine GduIs ais 9asarstt sinrlaItH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
a6,nre ansid,eeitnnacn.

9ei elmer gsrbdnbluns bat elm Cons
boner poligiribter etfaet. BE iinglteH
Decentralization quslhrsiiungsn in Cons
BON hdtisu Der Ration cine 9isrteIminiOn
pfunb Sterling sstcftet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
giBrniun's einOrade.

Der Observation-Disclosures Des wiener
.Grsmoenbldit" Sat nit 8iSrn giornfon
cine untsrrtOung eebabt, in ber btefer
ausfiibrts, ct lei in 8elgien geipeIen uno
babe bort bic angeblihen @etptltungen
Der 2euti6en in Qugenldein genommsn.
GbenTo itt Ct du1 in OItprenbeu seipeisn.
gs Isi iniersTant gefpeIen, fef3uIteleG
ME beiIpidsnsiIt in 9elsien Elm tiu5elnes
5aus, aus benz aat bic beutI9sn 9ruppeu
gef1oftn norben lei, BEN GrDboDen
%gleihgemodt porben Tei, pdbrspb rings
bernm bliibenbe 6luren unb bic 4nla9ert
unbtriibrt gtblieben Ieien. alun babe
preuBtI1e art INN WeiTe bdrdus erIehen
t0nnen. SIN Often bagegsn, no bic
HufTen ae6auIf hditen, feien edn5e Gtres
den BEN @rbboben slsid)gemad' pprben.
Nus bitIer @seeniibsrtslung I'll beutIne
Dis3ipIiR at %srttnnen, bic ppbl Straf
erpebitiontn dusfiibre. aber ni6t bsrpiiite.
Die @reueI, Die 8i0rnTon in OItpreuben
seieDen bat, ipoEteieu ie6er 9sIdretbung.
CT begreift niht pie es @bIttr gtben
tDnne, bic bt6anpten, iie tdmpften fir
Rsft nnb 6rti6tit, inoem fe NIT ben
Rufen qt6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-17
git Nerunnhnnaen II MaIiaien.

Sin MITIdsr Militdrar5t ertldri, baB
( oter @srmunbungen auF benz arisgsz
Idanpiabe In @dli3ieH BON Der Artiaerie
6errii6tlm. Die @eIhoIt bet AZ I'm.
M5rIsr grdbtu iid 6 M. iief in bic Grbe
Gin, bsbor he trplobiren M,r nitt pers
punptt III, bltibs iagelnng unbrauAbdr
infolse Otr mctalif1tn 0eprtTFon.
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ca 0pftmrnt wirnider NenfraIItat.

Die bondnbiIhs Reeisrnns BAT cine
8troronung ulaisn, mad ber gsr0iients
lihungsn ilba acknowledgements iiber
ben boadnoiIdtn Snielu srIt "a Gtlnoen
mad BEN 9etauutipsroen Der Ra6riat aes
Thsbsn birItn, GO entfprift Oiss elmer
unparteiii6eu Rtutralitdt. bo bttunnt gss
norbeu 1T, bab berartigt MtIOunqen
bauptlddIid bon Dem sugliThtn &unoz
f9afitrOituf ausgsbeatet bsrOsn.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
BLACK BOX MISSES
 TRAINt SHOWS SOON

The regular Wednesday night feat ure. The Black Box" will no be shown tonight due to the fact that it was miss-shipped by an exhibitor in Texas. The fourth episode which was to be shown tonight will be shown next Monday night, July 19, in addi- ton to the regular program making a special seven reel program.
 Those that saw "The Return of Richard Neal" featuring Francis x. Bushman and Nell Craig, were loud in their praise of this excellent feature The same program will be repeated tonight For tomorrow night the Lowell will present another of the Essanay 3-reel Gold Ribon Features, entitled "A Lesson in Romance" also a wild animal drama, "The Jungle Stokade," and a rollicking comedy "Flirtatious Lizzie" by the Kalem comedy company.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
DUCK PIN TUMBLERS IN THEIR ELEMENT
 WITH BIG AVERAGES
PraCtiCing at "" Alleys for Match With Douglas Soldiers; Splendid Pin TOppIing Indi- CateS Local Win.

Followers of the duck pin game, re- garded by many alley sharps as su- perior to ten-Pins, are right in their element, these days, at the r. NJ. c. A. The boys are working out for their coming match with the Douglas sol diers who have sent out a bold def. From 20 to % are out every night and from the score set up, it really looks bad for the challengers.
 To date, Thomas, with 1O6, a very good score for duck pins leads the aspirants for positions on the team 10 play Douglas. The general local aver age has far surpassed the soldiers average of SC: Providing the home lads keep up anything like their pre- sent good work, they should be due for a win over the team from the Shelter City, which is expected to appear here sometime next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
HY PAGE SUICIDE IN
 HIS PHOENIX HOME
City Ticket Agent for the ESpee
 Victim of Financial Worry.

PHOENIX, July 13.-The entire business community of Phoenix was shocked yesterday when it became known that Fly Page, city ticket agent for the Southern Pacific lines. had committed suicid
 From all appearances the deed was done on Friday night as, at that hour. a shot was heard by guests of the An neX hotel across the street from the Page residence. The body was not discovered until late on Saturday af- ternoon by Archibald Cater and J. D. Moreton.
 No cause can be assigned for the rash act except that Page had become temporarily insane from worry over possible financial reverses. He is known co have brooded considerably of late over what might happen to him and to his family in case of money troubles The troubles are said to have been purely imaginary as he was in comfortable circumstances and had an assured position
 Late on Friday afternoon he listed his property for sale with the Greene and Griffin agency and announced that he was determined to turn what property he had into cash. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the undertaking esta blishment of J. T. Whitney to which the body was removed. Interment will be made at Greenwood. Frank Dunbar, who has been ticket agent for three years and who has been in the employ of the company for more than ten years, has been ap pointed to the position made vacant i by Pages death
 Fly Page was born in Tennessee thirty-two years ago. He has been a resident Of Phoenix for more than ] thirteen years with the exception oi two years spent in Mexico. He is survived by his wife and two children ] by a former marriage
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
YAQUI DOMINATION FEARED BY SOME IN
 STATE OF SONORA
Reports Reaching Border Are That YaquiS Are Having Things Their Own Way in Sonora; General Fear Is Felt.

Fear of Yaqui domination in So- nora is greater than ever before, ac- cording to reliable advices reaching this city The fact that many wealthy people as well as Governor Maytorena, has left Hermosillo and are now in Nogales. is not an accident, it is stated but Is based on a well ground ed fear that the YaQuis are likely to take things entirely into their own hands at any time, and it will be handy for them to be in a place where the running is easy.
 In fact. the Yaquis are already the real rules of the state. When some time ago so-called bread riots" were reported in the dispatches from Het- mosillo. it was really an outbreak of footing by YaQuis They robbed Chi nese stores of everything they could get their hands on but soap which they did not seem to want. One Chi noman lost S2O.O0O in gold The loot ing might have gone much further if one judge with more than ordinary nerve had not organized a squad of men and fired some shots through the streets as a warning to the looters.
 Recently the Yaquis on the out. skirts Of the capital murdered a young man belonging to the Camou family, one of the wealthiest in So nora The Indians are practically un- curbed It is claimed that the re ported effort of General Urbejelo tc tame the Broncho Indians who have been killing Americans in the Yaqui valley is mostly blun. It is asserted that the Yaquis when it comes down to business. will not kill each other though they have a deeprooted hate Of an persons not Indians. It is said that Urbelejo himself is now spend ing most Of his time in Hermosillo.
 Maytorena is said to have made the Indians all kinds of promises which he cannot fulfill The Indians more and more are feeling their power Every one of them has a MaUser and plenty of ammunition They have learned to loot and burn bridges. The fear is that they will at length throw aside all semblance of allegiance to Maytorena.
 When a delegation of YaQui valley ranchers called on Governor Mayto. rena to ask authority 10 fight the Va. quis and 10 get ammunition, the gov. ernor is said to have told them that they might arm themselves and de fend their homes. but that under no circumstances should they take the of fensive against the Indians. re Va. quis never have been conquered and probably never will be, preferring tC fight until the last Governor May torena has a serious problem on his hands. Just how long things will con tinue as they are now, no one has the least knowledge. For a number O. months Maytorena has been able tC keep the Indians his friends, but ius how long this will continue and how long it win be until the Yaquis becom, SO insolent as Co become a grave dan ger is what worries the Sonora people
 No Americans are now in HermosillC except those who are obliged to stay
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
AUTOMATIC BASEBALL IS LATEST DEVICE
 OF LOCAL SPORTDOM
Mechanical Pitcher Serves 'Em Over to ASpirantS for Batting HOnorS; Court for Sport in Old Reception Bar.

Automatic baseball" is the latest thing ln Bisbee sportdom The new game is booked Co start next Satur- day evening when it is expected that tho reconstruction of the old Recep- tion bar for an automatic baseball court will have been completed. A. c. Crandall. recently arrived from Poca- tello. Idaho. is at the head of the pro ject and. with him. will be associated r. J Whiteside. well known in local baseball circles
 Automatic baseball is valuable as the means of developing a keen bat ting eye In fact. it is altogether a batter's game A mechanical pitcher serves over the blenders and the game is to drive the pin as far as possible against the canvas background Pro portionately marked lines measure the length of the hit and by this measure ment the batter is credited with a single. double, triple or homer. as the case may be. The pitching machine is arranged to serve two balls, at one time, to as many batters A separat- ing screen prevents any danger from foul tips 10 the two batsmen.
 A little later, teams will be estab. lished here. There will be five on each side It is believed that mem bers of the Boosters and Grays will take advantage of the opportunity to improve their batting eyes It is a device which has been used 10 ad vantage by famous batsmen of the major leagues.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
MAI INsuRANcE RAISED.

CHRISTIANIA, July l3-The Gov ernment war insurance premium for the merchant marine has been raised from 12 per cent to "A per cent in the ease of ships sailing in the North Seo the English Channel and the East Atlantic While the insurance of ships is handled through the government cargo is taken care of by a mutual in surance company made up of ship owners The premium on cargo from the United States has been increased to 4 per cent, while the rat from Nor way to tn United States remains al 1 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
NESS BREAKS CONSECUTIVE
 HITTING RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.- Jack Ness. Oakland first baseman, set new worlds record by hitting safely in his forty-frst consecutive game and beating Cobb's record of forty He won the game today in the tenth by a homer.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
YANKs ANp TIeERs DIVIDE

DETROIT, July l3. - Coyaleskie held the visitors in the first game The visitors won out in the seventh of the second game on three singles, a double, a triple and a sacrifice.
 First game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14

British government is planning to prohibit exportation of lead, silver an- timony, nickel or any other metals necessary for war materials.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
oIANTs pRoP cues

NEW YORK, July 13-The locals won an uphill fight and pulled the Cubs out of the lead. In the ninth the visitors faltered badly and with the bases full, Brainard, a pinch hitter, drove in two runs which won.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
BROWNS eEAT JOHNSON

ST. LOUIS, July BoehHng won the first game for the visitors, then Johnson fought losing pitchers du- el with Weilman and the visitors were shut out
 First game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
soX ANp INDIANS sPLlT

CLEVELAND July l3.- Errors al- lowed the visitors Co win a victory, while Chapman's single, Graneys sac rilice and Kirk's single accounted for the locals win
 First game
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
REDS STOP DODGERS

BROOKLYN, July 13.-The locals defense went Go smash at a critical period, errors helping the visitors to score most of their runs
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14
scoTr eLANks ArHIErlcs

CHICAGO, July l3. - only thirty Athletics faced Scott while the locals pounded out seven runs in the first two innings
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14

Batteries - Cole, Shawkey and Sweeney; Dubuc, oldham, Dauss, Steen, Boehling and Baker, Stanage
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-14

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Chicago at st. Lonis Kansas City at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Baltimore. Newark at Buffalo.
 Kansas City l. Pittsburg o.
 Brooklyn 6. Baltimore 9.
 Chicago 2, St. Louis o.