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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

and resources of England, France
Russia and Italy are mcomparabiS
greater. Sea power has destroyea
Germ-.D commerce, GealeG up Ger
man harDors, while for tho lines the
sea brings all the resources OF Amer
lea and the colonies to the battle
lines
The Tribune was Horace Greeley's
newspaper. Surely no other Ameri-
can journal, half century after the
end OF our great struggle, is SO well
qualified to confess and define causes
of the Confederacy's failure. What
it SO well and truly says is, after all
no more than repetition of what
one hears at Confederate reunions
and in Confederate veteran camps
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02
CONFEDERATE VICTORIES.
Columbia State.

Columbia State.
Under the headline Germany is
beaten" in The New York Tribune,
appears an extended editorial article
in which that journal arrives at the
conclusion that the history of the
European war, so far as the Central
allies are concerned, parallels that Of
the Confederacy. Despite numerous
and magnificent victories, The Thib.
une contends that the German and
Austrian armies have utterly failed to
destroy or to defeat decisively any
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

kept clean and wholesome. Tic st
thing to do is to put up the best ngnt
possible and if challenge
I'm again for tomorrow"
Otherwise school authorities
should put a stop to the use OF school
names and school grounds for con-
tests which do not promote spirit
0f manliness and generous rivalry.
Contests should be recognized OH
cially and regulated where school
names are involved.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

ing around she beheld but a short
distance from her Gen. John b. Cor
don and his staff at the head Of their
brigade, which was part of Early $
division Of Ewell's corps.
MY grandmother trembled. She
had heard reports that the Confed-
crates were in Pennsylvania, but had
no idea they were near York, and she
nearly collapsed from fear. General
Gordon, with the gallantry character
istic OF the Southern soldiers, seeing
her fright, instantly removed his hat,
and with a gracious bow, like the
courtly knight that he was, said.
Madsme, you need have no fear. We
do not come into Pennsylvania to
make war on women. You can pass
on and you will not be molested in
the least. Il. j. VAN BAMAN.
New York, October 27."
1t will be said, maybe, that moth
ing is gained by accentuating these
things in a Southern newspaper. We
think differently. Standards set,
whether of valOr or humanity, by the
Confederate armies are the Inherit
ance of mankind, and sometimes we
suspect they are not so fully under
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

is patent. Yet this campaign broke
the back Of the South by the sheer
attritiOn Of Lees army.
with all the various differences
in degree between Germany and the
Confederacy, the main fact is the
same. Germany and her Austrian
ally are outnumbcred, the wealth
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

Mr.. Twitty is one of Lancasters
most energetic and efficient stock
raisers. He is a strong advocate of
fine blooded stock, and a sincere be-
the farm. Mr. Twitty is manager of
the Swine Department at the Fair
this week, and will be glad to see his
many friends attend
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02
True Spirit OF Sport.

Columbia Record.
We have read several times lately
of school boys engaging in match
contest OF football only to have the
same break up in quarrel. Tia. is
unfortunate. 1t is not the fault Of
the game, but an exhibition of the
rebellious spirit Of pampered youths.
Football is sport and should be
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02

stood and truly appraised by the new
generation, even in the South, as thew
should be.
The spirits of Lee and of Jackson
and of Sidney Johnston are still win
ming victories.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-02
The ouinlne That uoes Not Affect The Head

because of its tonic and laxative effect LANA
IlNf: BROMO QUINlNEi is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing III head. Remember the full name aud
look Tor the signature of l.. w. GROVE. 2Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
Chocolate
Candy

in packages and
bulk Also cheap-
er grades of can
dies, such as pail
goods on which
we have special
prices in quant-
ties
Stuffed and plain
Olives in bulk and
glass
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
NOT GUILTY is
VERDICT IN COX CASE

Continued From Page Two)
cree Of divorce from Malone Sheefei
on the grounds of desertion.
Rose ST. John was granted decree
from George b. St John
Grace Graham was granted a decree
from W. H. Graham
Petitions Being Circulated.
A petition is being circulated here
as well as i'm other parts OF Cochise
county asking the Board OF Pardons
aud Paroles to grant an unconditional
pardon for W. W. Faust, who, during
the month of October, was convicted
Of the crime of manslaughter when he
killed Edward Hale at Apache last
spring. He is now serving a term OF
not less than one nor more than ten
years in the penitentiary at Florence.
Case May Not Be Appealed
The case of the State VS. Bert
Aaron, charged with Introducing ii.
quor into the state, and who was
found guilty by a jury and sentenced
TO serve term OF one year at hard
labor and to pay a fine of 800, may
not be appealed. Justice Cunningham,
of the supreme court, issued an order
that there was a possibility Of there
being reasonable grounds for appeal
and ordered the defendant released.
pending the appeal on a $1,000 bond.
Efforts of the attorneys OF Aaron so
far have not met with success. In
raising the money and # is rumored
that Aaron has stated that he prefers
getting out TO work and allowing mis-
time TO so rather than to wait further
on the question of his bond, and let
the appeal be dismissed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
DESCRIPTION OF RAID
ON GIRLS CLUB WAS
FALSE AND HARMFUL
Review Expresses Regret for
Publishing Wholly Deceptive
Article Furnished BY Man in
Official Capacity in Bisbee.

In this corresponding column OF
yesterdays issue, The Review pub.
lished what purported to be the de
scripion of a "raid" made Friday
night at a social assemblage Of young
ladies' Of Bisbee The details as pub
lished had no foundation of fact what
soever except as innocent truths were
deliberately distorted for the purpose
OF carrying oJt a hoax which was con
cuved in wretched taste by the per
rctrators and carried out in a manner
uEqualifiedly harmful
That the ingJrmation out of which
The article was prepared was brought
to the Review Office by a man holding
aa ificial position 10 E,ybee does
not relieve this newspaper from re-
sponsibility for accepting as true
what manifestly must have been
false.
The siris' club room of the Phelps
Dodge Mercantile Company where
the scene of the coarse hoax was
laid, is known to be surrounded with
social safeguards which insure al.
solutely against any unidentified DC.
.currences. The club room is used eX-
clusively by the girls Of The Mercan-
.lo Company and their friends, and
secial events held there by permits
sion of Mercantile Co. .peuy officials
invariably have the advantage of the
presence Of patroness-s WHO insure
The comfort ana wcll-teng Of the
members and their flcsis.
While there is a law providing for
The prosecution Of persona WHO fura
ish false information ~ newspapers
knowingly. che editor Of The Review
holds TO ,ha belief i'm ,Eis instance
that responsibility fo~ lhe publica
ton rests heavily upon The Review
and any course which mieht SAVIOR OF
evasion of responsibility would be
objectionable although tine courts
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19

might extend redress.
The article was entirely deceptive
to our readers because no occasion
whatsoever existed for the presence
of officers at the clubs no raid" was
undertaken and no arrests were
made AS stated in the foregoing,
the article was false in each and ev-
cry deceptive particular The only
saving grace Of the lamentable Incl
dent is supplied by Review readers
themselves throughout the Warren
District who knew that such an oc-
currence was impossible of founda-
ton i'm fact, and that this newspaper
must have lent itself although un-
Willingly, to a gross and malicious de-
cepuon
The high character Of each and ev-
cry employee Of the Mercantile Com
pany needs no defense but the editor
Of The Review extends to them, to
their relatives and to all our other
readers most sincere regrets for serv-
ing in this instance as an agent ror
the dissemination of false and mali.
cious news"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19

mittee was appointed whose members
represented every mine in the camp,
and a meeting of this committee was
called that same day At this session
arrangements were made for the dis
tribution of the subscription lists to
each mine and men were appointed 20
cover all the workings These lists
asked for donations Of not less than
25c nor more than SOC and stated that
the entertainment was being furnished
by the Warren District miners to the
boys and girls of the District All
prizes are to be in cash.
At the next meeting of the commit
tee it was voted that all money collect
ed be divided equally between the
boys and girls entertainment funds.
A committee was appointed to con
fer with the boys and obtain their
views and ideas of the race and then
to make rules governing the same.
Rules have been made, with the help
Of a committee of boys and the rae
ers have been put in classes. so that
every entrant will get a square deal
and a boy with a small car will not
be outclassed by one with a much
larger car. The cars with wheels 10
inches or under will be in one class.
and those over Is inches i'm another,
while the age limit for these entrants
will be from 2 to Is years. Any boys
over Is years Of age who enter the
race will be put in a special sweep
stakes event. There will also be a
class for the little fellows under 9
years of age, should any Of them enter
their racing machines. In fact, there
VIII be prizes for all boys who finish
in the race, and rules and classes
have been so arranged that every boy
will have an equal chance to come in
q winner in his special event
A committee has also been appoint
ed to arrange for police along the
course to keep the crowd back and es.
pecially to see that street traffic. au.
tomobiles, etc, do not interfere by
running up and down the stretch To
date there have been over so cars en-.
tered with many more to some in
and there is no doubt that this will
be the biggest race of ifs kind ever
pulled Off With so many cars enter
ed it is imperative that the course be
kept clear of all vehicles and the
crowd kept back as much as possible
All entries are being made with
Frank Hunter who may be found in
front of the Orpheum every evening
after o'clock and on this Sunday at
the same place from to in the af-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19

are making good progress. The plans
so far call for a big Christmas Tree
for the girls in the auditorium of the
High School, Christmas night The
tree will be prettily decorated with
ornaments, etc, and lighted with col
ored electric lights. There will be
various small presents, also candy,
nuts and fruit for all the younger
girls and little children and things
viii be made as merry as possible for
everyone. There will be singing, also
music by the High School Orchestra.
In view of the fact that half of the
money subscribed is toward the mer-
riment OF the little girls, and as they
cannot be expected to race with the
boys, this Christmas Tree. with its
presents Of toys, candy, etc, viii be
the big effort of the committee to-
ward the little ones holiday fun
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19

ternoon. Any information regarding
the rules may also be obtained from
him All entries must positively be in
before 9 p m.. December Dist
The committee is planning to have
a big parade of the racing cars ON the
night before the race Christmas Eve
which will be headed by the Bisbee
Boys Band. and definite arrangements
will be made at once for giving the
people this opportunity of viewing the
different racing cars and their drivers
Owing to all the subscription lists
not yet being in, it is impossible to
give a list of the prizes for the differ
ent events but this viii be made up as
soon as possible All members having
lists please notice that an money
must be in before 8 D. m. December
22nd
Another committee is also working
on the little girls entertainment anC
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
MINERS WILL PLAY
SANTA CLAUS FOR
DISTRICT KIDDIES
Children of Warren District Will
Have Best Yuletide Ever; Big
Hearted Miners to Be Donors
Of Holiday IOIIitieS.

The idea of the big Pushmobile
Race for the boys Of the District on
Christmas Day originated among a
few of the miners at the Car Mine
namely, Jim Gordon, Henry Benton
Lefty Wilson Harry Scott. AL Roun.
tree and one OF two others. they de
Gliding to take up a subscription a.
mong the miners and have real
Pushmobile Race on that day for the
young boys (and also girls) Of Bisbee
The idea expanded, however, and a
meeting was called Of au the miners
OF the District who were interested
was called az the Orpheum to outline
plans for an event for all the young
boys and girls of the Warren District
AT this meeting an Executive Com
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
MINING COMPANY
APPEALS TO COURT

T"|ITTTTTT|T TT|TTT T 10 =
and win AFFORD what protection is nee
essary."
Whether the governor meant that
the G7eenlee sheriff would afford pro-
lection to the strikers against federal
officials or protection 10 the mining
company in performing their work.
was not made clear. The governor re-
fused TO further discuss il.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
Dates and Figs

Fancy blue ribbon
cluster Raisens in
I ID. and 5 ID.
packages
Stuffed Dates and
rigs IN Jars
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
MARKET REPETITION
OF RECENT LISTLESS
SESSIONS OF KIND
Principal Business Was the Clos
ing Out of Outstanding Con-
tracts; Public Interest Was
Altogether Lacking.

NEW YORK, Dec 1S.-The market
was a REPETITION of the recent duh ir-
regular sessions operations being mod
crate in volume and consisting large.
ly OF closing outstanding contracts
Public interest was altogether lack.
ing, aside from fair inquiry in GER
tain investment issues, including the
Anglo-French bonds
United States Stell was the most
active factor though showing some
heaviness. other prominent issues
included American Smelling Repub-
lie Iron and Steel Studebaker and
Baldwin Locomotive. Rails were
fairly firm, but dull
Total sales were 100000 shares
Bonds we're steady Total sales, par
value S1.S35OO0.
(By L. J. Overlook.
BOSTON. Dec 1S.-Activity contin-
ued today without much change in
prices. Confidence is returning that
the Austrian situation will be settled
and I feel that stocks can be bought
on their earnings. Expect to soon see
a much broader market in the local
stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
WARREN pIsTRlcT oRIcKEr


social will be given by the ladies
and gentlemen Of the Warren District
Cricket Club on Sunday, December
10, at 1880, at odd Fellows Han. No-
cal and instrumental numbers viii be
followed by refreshments served by
The ladies' AN members are INVITED
no attend and bring a friend. an
W. j. WEBSTER Treasurer.
Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19
CURES
HOLIDAY sTArloNERY

Order your holiday stationery at the
Review office Priced from 35c to
$500 a cabinet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-19

Gerald Debely, The Jeweler, repair
ing a specially o. H. Block. oppo-
Site depot Advertisement
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.HOMESTEADER PAYS VISIT

l.. G. Hollenbeck returned to
Mobridge "Wednesday night from
his claim four miles north east OF
Trail City. where it will be recall
ca he moved with his family the
q rIv bart cf the week.
Mr.. Hollenbeck has filed on a
second quarter and now has 32O
acres Of fine land adjoining a
school section.
He is gradually going into stock
and now has five COWS with suck
ling calves: ten head of stock
without counting the parent Of
them all
Hollenbeck purchased one COW
five years ago for which he paid
the sum of $24 90 and by trading
OF the bull calves for heifers has
increased his herl to eleven head .
He is firm believer in alfalfa
Sil0s. corp, cattle and hogs and as
rapidly as time and conditions will
permit will engage in the same;
he reports plenty Of rain end all
crops in good growing condition
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Epitome Of Game

Morrison asks no questions nor
looks to see where the ball goes
after swatting it with the bat, he
leaves that to the umpire, and legs
it to first base. and when Pat runs
he runs; Barrick was the only
player who had chance to steal
base and he stole it. Barrick is
there on that heady stuff; Bryan
didn't run up his customary hits
but he certainly can gather in the
pitched balls, fouls and foul tips,
and he needle 70 Sunday. that
man Burkhardt is sure some pitch
er, only let the visitors CLEAN two
hits and he is a fielder for fair, he
had three put outs and SIX assists
TO his credit and struck out nine
men; TruaX, Enstrom and Morri-
son done some excellent tie lding
Happy made one especially good
catch: TruaX flew out to center
fielder and should have made two
bases on it but Peterson made an
excellent catch and Gene was out;
l'iaustiehl knocked down hot one
III the ninth but unfortunately
could not recover in time to put
Ilardt ont but covers that difficult
sack-first-in good style; Gil
more made the only two base hit
and should have been advanced ON
a bunt to third, aud scoring later
would have tied the scole, but
that 'i,' was in the way; Green
didn't have much of chance to
make showing in the last game
as nothing came his way but Il
bad throw and he couldn't help
that score being made, but he
could have made sacrifice bunt
but he thought he could hit the
pill for two bags any way unfor
tunately striking out Anyway
fellows, the game was good one
and everybody had to play ball or
Ipswich would have done to Mo
bridge what Mobridge done to
Selby the Sunday before.
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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Teachers are hereby notified
that the Joint Institute for Brown,
Campbell. Corson. Day, Dewey,
Edmunds, Marshall, Me Pherson,
Perkins, and Walworth Counties
will begin Monday, June l4th,
1918, and continue in session for
six days All sessions will be held
in the Northern Normal and IN
dustrial School Buildings, Aber
deem, South Dakota. The first
term Of the Summer School will
begin on above date and the Sec
ond term on July 2Gth and con
tinue until September Sd. II will
thus be possible for one to do one
third of the years school work
during the summer.
We have worked hard TO offer
teachers the very best we could
procure and afford at these
sessions. Some of the attractions
Of the Institute are DR.. Ralph l..
johnson, of Philadelphia, a man Of
national reputation He will lee
ture on heredty eugenics ect We
all know Prof. +. :. Heyer. Of
SteveA $ Point, Wis. DR.. & w
Nash will be with Us and DR.. A
f. Winship, probably the best
known educator in the United
States. Besides these we have a
competent corps Of instructors and
40 teacher need stay ava, because
there will be any lack Of good
things.
Expenses will not be high and
arrangements have been made to
make everything as congenial as
possible. Fewer lectures will be
required and more class work
We take it that the work and
/ Continued on 9Th page
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HARRIS WILL USE FORD

I'm the 100 hour dash from Chi
cago to the coast over the Yellow
stone trail it is probable that Sen
ator Harris will make the part of
the relay run turned over to him
lie from Mobridge to Lennon
distance Of Is miles in his Ford
ear
The plan adopted in this run is
far different and undoubtedly will
be great deal more satisfactory
than the last one as it permits
large number Of the men who are
deeply interested in the Trail to
take a hand in the delivering Of
the letter from the Mayor Of Chi
cago to the Mayor Of Seattle.
Just how many Ford cars will
be used over the run is not known
but it is certain that others besides
the one Harris will use will make
the dash over different parts of the
Trail Well let the good work go
on.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-06-05
IPSWICH -NObRIDGE BALL
GAME BEST EVER ="


!" oii' VI '''o "eN' pay 9o" S"'''o'
vi ''le S''So"' YES VI any ''''' S'"
!, !,
en j,
le pi"N ~ oo'ii 'e'''''N III o"S" q"
ou' was eAce''e'i' ""' even '''usn
-io''' ''So was "'le"'o" oii io'
nome srou"uS uiie sung was re-
move" pN the eAceI ehce ol 'he
game
The score Ipswich garnered was
not COTTON from a hit but from n
succession Of overthrowS the out
I come of trying to make double
play by Phanstlehl who over
threw at second in attempt to put
our w aldt VINO continued on 10
third and to home on a bad throw
to third by Morrison.
While if is not altooeth,r nice 70
he defeated ON the home oronnds
the fans are far more pleased with
the los;no of thp game snch as was
nloved Sunday than tbav ssihlv
ever coul no bv winn;noof = scora
Of games spoh as was nlaved tbe
Sunday n,io,. # wos oood ci.an
sno,tsmonshin throuobout and
gave the local fans an onportunitv
of seeing what kind Of material
our team is made
Sunday was an ideal dav for a
/ bal yame and the crowds turneJ ont
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automobile can travel over the
trail to its destination One hun.
dred hours is the time set for the
trip. The time of the Olvmpian.
the Milwaukee flyer is little over
20 hours.
The ears will carry a banner
reading From Chicago to Seattle
Over the Yellowstone Trail in 100
hours " This banner and the let
ter from the Mayer Uf Ch;~a1J
will be transferred from one ear to
the other at each relay. The cars
will travel night and day. No
stops will be made only for acct
dents and in this case arrange
ments will be made along the trail
to have an emergency car ready.
The distance from Chicago to
Seattle over the Yellowstone trail
is 2,433 miles. 1t is hoped to
make the run in less time than 100
hours. 1t will be necessary for
the ears to travel at the rate of "A
miles an hour from the time the
first leaves Chicago until the last
arrives in Seattle.
Following are the relays from
Chicago to Seattle, the distance
and those in charge Of each relay
First relay Chicago to Mil
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The band will hold a concert
every Wednesday evening, in the
Pastime Theatre and will play
some of their excellent selections
betwe'a reels and at appropriate
time II ad zest to the film pic
lures by playing through portions
of the scenes.
The program rendered last We'd
nesdas nlght-the first evening
they played was good one and
brought forth much applause by
the critical audience.
The concert added to the regular
program will not cost any more
than the regular admission, ten
cents.