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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
NEW REVOLUTION IS PLANNED UNCLE SAM
 WATCHES ANGELES
Former Villa Artilleryman Is Ex-
 peCted to Visit NOgaleS for a
 Conference With MaytOrena
 Concerning Another Movement

MORALES, July 21.--A repetition of the arrest of General Huerta threat ems General Felipe Angeles when heI arrives here this week to confer with Governor Maytorena. when 1t is pos sible that charges against the former Villa artilleryman. charging that he is violating the United States neutrality laws. will be placed against him. in connection with fomenting new revo- lution in connivance with Governor Maytorena.
 Information is in possession of the American officers that General Angel es and Governor Mpytorena have al- ready entered into a tentative agree ment for the setting on foot of a new revolution. launching against the Car ranza faction The program slates Angeles for the presidency.
 United States officials intimate that the arrest of Angeles is highly pro bable. According to the data at hand Governor Maytorena is being steadily pushed to the wall, in that Will is re treating northward in face of theOb- regon advance, and General Gales threatens to dominate the territory until recently controlled by Moytore- ma. Therefore Maytorena is casting about for a new alliance which will continue in office and prove effective in assisting him and his followers in retaining positions of pecuniary bene- ht
 The information in the possession of American officials states that the 1 Maytorena-Angeles combination in. tends to launch a revolution against Carranza, an alliance with Obregon 7 Gales or Carranza being impossible by Maytorena who has made a bid | for cienufco recognition
 By launching the revolution in So , nora, the new party anticipates recru its from various sources. First, the federals who joined with Carranza af ter his success, and the old line ot troops, as well as their exiled officers in the United States and Europe
 The plan is also being worked out on the supposition that Obregon vii decisively whip Villa one or nor, times. which will result in the disin tergation of the latter's army whicl
 will give additional recruits to tho new party Villa himself will be giveI
 a berth, if he is willing to accept
 generalship. Otherwise the majorit!
 of his men will be expected to mak, their way into Sonora through Chihua hua passes to join the new revolution
 It cannot be learned whether or no sufficient evidence has been secure' upon which to make any formal com plaints and in official circles there fl doubt expressed whether or not Gen eral Angeles will be permitted t, reach the border for the conferenc, with Maytorena before being turne, back by the American authorities. Any such plans, however, will bl
 nipped, if General Gales proseeute
 his campaign west and forces Cover
 nor Maytorena to take up his resi-
 dence on the American side of thl
 borded, having already located hi
 family in Nogales, Ariz
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
HUNDREDS WITNESS
 SPLENDID OPENING
 OF NEW HIPPODROME
Benefit Amusement RepIete With Comedy Features; Enterprise Promises Huge Success; Big Tent Packed By Crowds.

In spite Of the threatening weather last night hundreds crowded to the city's new benefit amusement the Airdome. or Hippodrome. as J. Sam calls it. There were not enough seats for the mass of boosters. Hundreds stood up and enjoyed every minute of the splendid shows. There were two performances. Bud and Henry, the black faced comedians, kept the audi ence in an uproar They are a scream
 The good polite numbers sung by many of the company all took many eucores. The chorus is a chorus Of real voices and the girls are excep- tionally neat and clever dancers. All in all it is a company of ladies and gentlemen that will please Bisbee amusement seekers. Tonight the Pi rates of Turkey will be given and Bisbee's new amusement will be crowded at two performances.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
JUVENILE PLAYERS
 IN EVEN BREAK AT
 WARREN BALL PARK
Warren Stars Split HonorS With Tombstone Bees; Krigbaum BeStS AIthouSe in HeaverS Battle.

In a doubeheader at Warren Park diamond. yesterday afternoon. the Tombstone Canyon Bees divided hon ors with the Warren Stars. pet sons who witnessed 'he game report that the strain was intense. at times at- taining 10 the plane of nerve-racking excitement However. the spectators survived the shock and were talking it an over last night
 The Stars got away with the first win It was a nice game from all standpoints. There was no umpire batting, which sometimes casts a cloud over the Boosters-Grays con- tests. Poor support of Pitcher Muatt of the Bees cost his team the game. Muatt however, pitched nicely and should be recorded as one of the best juvenile beavers working to date. at Warren Park. Batteries for the game were: Stars-Hubb and Bell: Bees: Muatt and Wallace. Score, 10 to 7
 The second game was in the nature of a beavers duel between Krigbaum the one-time Booster. and Althouse the tall boy who made the Boosters look i'll, on the occasion when he worked for the Grays and shut out the Copper Queen combine. Krig baum worked for the Canyon lads The big works came in the begin ming of the end" After Happy Scrub" had whihed. Muatt walked Krigbaum singled to right. Wallace slapped out double, scoring Muatt and Krigbaum. He tallied a moment latter Warren's turn at the bat wa, futile, for Krgbaum held the would be hitters helpless. After the cloud, of battle smoke and dust had rolled away sufficiently for the eye to pre- ceive the markings on the oficia score-board it was found that tn, Bees had turned the tables to tb, tune of 4 to 2.
 Next contest Friday at 1;3O p. m Lineups: Tombstone Canyon--Wal lace c, Krigbaum and Muatt D. ''Happ, Scrub 1b, Bigelow 2b Sailor Lad ss, Ashby 3b. Brownly If. Burnett ci Barnum If; Warren-Bell and Pierc e, Althouse and Hobbs p, Cunningham lb, Dalgleish 2b. "Orangeman" ss. Du gen SD, Rat" If, Williams of, Speed boy" rf
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
TUCSON CITY BONDS
 SOLD FOR $225, GOO
Denver Firm Only Bidder to of- fer Full Face Value
 for Issue.

TUCSON. July 21-Tucson city bonds. amounting to S225,00O. were sold yesterday afternoon to E. II. Rol- lins & Sons of Denver for par and accured interest and bonus of S673. The successful bid was presented by the Southern Arizona Bank & Trust company as agents for the Denver firm. Five bids for the bonds were presented to the council, the one from Rollins & Sons being the only one which offered full face value for the bonds. An the other bids were for par and accrued interest less allow ances of commissions for attorney fees and other expenses.
 The four unsuccessful bids were from the Harris Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago, who bid through the South. ern Arizona Bank & Trust company. offering par and accrued interest less 3S79 for attorney fees, blank bonds and other expenses; Sidney Sidney & Company of Toledo, whose bid called for a bonus of S1S5O above par and interest less $S690 for expenses: the
 
 Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings bank of Chicago, who asked an allowance of $2200 for expenses. and Sweet, Causey, Forest & Co.,, bid ding through the Arizona National bank, who asked a fiscal agents com mission of $3O75.
 When offered for sale fas, March the high bidders offered premium of S1434 above par and interest for the bonds, so that the unfortunate mis- take which caused the purchasers then to refuse the bonds has cost the city several hundred dollars through a smaller premium. in addition to the delay in securing the money from the bonds and the extra expense of re- i advertising them for sale.
 Visit the ostrich farm at the Air | dome tonight. 3G7
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

time and his mind is declared to have been unbalanced
 Maxwell was a member of the Phoe- niv Elks lodge and leaves a widow. who is in Phoenix at the present time. The body was found lying along the beach close to the waters edge
 The deceased was very well known here. He was a member of the Phoe- niv police force for two and one-half years up until last summer, at which time he became a guard at Riverside park for the summer months
 At the time R. B. Sims became war den of the state prison at Florence, Maxwell was captain of the prison guards, having held the position un. der the old administration Warden Sims, over the phone today spoke very highly of the young man and said he had many friends in Florence.
 Prior to becoming a guard at Flor ence he was a zanjero along the old Crosscut and Arizona canals.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
VIOLENT DEATH OF
 PHOENIX LODGEMAN
Clyde Maxwell Either a Suicide of Was Murdered at
 Venice, California.

PHOENIX, July 21-Clyde Maxwell. thirty-hye years old and a long time resident of Phoenix, was either mur- dered or committed suicide at Venice, Cal, early this morning.
 First adYices said it was a case of murder, but later it was considered probably suicide. Local acquaintan- ces believe 1t the latter because Max well had been in bad health 9 long
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
ATTENTION K. OF p.

All members and visiting Brothers are cordially invited to be present Thursday evening, July 22nd lnstalla- ton of officers and refreshments.
 W. PATTERSON, c. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
FEDERAL LEAGUE
WHERE THEY PLAY TopAv

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Baltimore at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Buffalo at Kansas City. Newark at Pittsburg.
 Baltimore 2, St. Louis O.
 Brooklyn 4, Chicago o.
 Brooklyn 9, Chicago 8. 10 innings
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Washington at Detroit
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
RUTH STARS

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Ruth hit the longest homer ever seen at the local park He then doubled twice and
 brought in three runs. He not only hit four times out Of four. but held the locals to two hits until the eighth.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
REDS REAT CHAMPS

BOSTON, July 21. - The visitors scored the winning run in the ninth on singles by Rodgers, Killifer and Griffith. Until then Davis allowed but four hits.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
TIcER RALLY EAILs

DETROIT July 2l.-The Tigers ral- lied late in the contest and almost succeeded in tying the score Cobb, Crawford and Veach failed to hit in the eighth after the three proceeding batters got on. sheahan, recruit, pitched fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
PHlLLlEs IN RAIN

PHILADELPHIA, July 21. - Play was stopped by rain in the visitors half of the sixth with one out and Fisher on first from a single.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

Ask the boosters about the musical comedy at Airdome. 367
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

Two submarines for England will be launched at Fore River shipyard at Quincy on July 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

Pittsburg at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
COAST LEAGUE

 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Portland at Salt Lake Los Angeles at San Francisco. Oakland at Vernon. Oakland 4, Vernon 0. Los Angeles 8, San Francisco 6. Portland 8, Salt Lake z.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22

Visit the ostrich farm at the Air dome tonight. 3G7
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
# Moi. Why Not2
Hogan & Seed

MAIN ST PHONE 10
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
wHERE THgY PLAY ropAY

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
SranSSfi6eS ariessbruS.

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lano 5ilr MISUNDERSTANDING oes
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faui iremoen 8eireioeS misgeporfen.
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iten 0iiienibaitm in paris ohne
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gliebee Dfuilierc a%naeronInten uno
Scr Hegierung 5iir tbntlGhlIfen Se.
ad)tung empfohlen. Der Die Bel.
miiblns pom Meislnehl bel Der @e.
reitlmg bon groo enpfiehlt. Cte
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bette Gerb1ltliB oieier Wiidnrrs bon
&eismehl mo Mei5enmebl ieitjuitci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

bod,Iid iplllbern nnlB, 1uie ibre BE-
luobner oet Winter barin ltsaebalten
baber. Gagegen tritt it Den oe,t.
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merit err fo~lsenbes: nSu Der InIaae
bon Srtss itnb @alobefeitlaluugeit
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aber in ibrem Ausbau' iirh ihneu Ole
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oeittitoer Seite Iteht man aud, niht
at, auf Oieienl 8ebiet Ger iralt3oii'
id3en arieafiihritng polle geohtuHa
nrb Nnerfenmlng 81 id,enfelr. 9er.
sletd,t mani ieootD. 10 iii iiir Oas aui.
merfiame Nuge Die arobere @inheits
liffeit, Sorefalt unO Starfe Der
oeutiteti @erte unperfeunbar. @obl
trifft man auh einaelne muitergiiltia
ausgefiibrte frnn6oiiife Arbeiten,
ober ourhi6nittlih itebct iic binter
ben OeutIheu suriid. Monde
Stilsengraben Der S%ranjoien iinb
mtr fliihtig a%ifeenorien utb Die
Grultrpebren 5it lfmaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Sie !Sinoenbnras.

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0eiien Namen Der groBe beutihe
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1908, un0 5mar III Der Mltnturf.
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1866 bis 1899 cill Mitter Srieorih
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08

iareth. Bon BORT fan,elt lie in Die
bieiise @eaerlo absr 9ibertas ut,o
WogbaIa. Die ~ssiibrrne pirb non
Offiaieren unb 3bierdrsten iiherrpaht
uno ollrd, einiae Solboten OH Reit'
fanlelen r,b aameItreibsr aeleitet.
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iperiae Solooten auf ibren Reitfarue.
len Eauienoe 2%altfamele nit Geld.
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Idparsen EheeraHhrid,, Den ne oann
erbalten. Snl Winter, in poflen
@cafleibe, jeigen JIG Die perihiehen.
item S%arbcrihiien pom tiefem
ShmorS bis gum reinen Meib. a1er.
llebit iino SIT jeoer 3eit Die aan5 jun.
gen Sbiere. ole aameliiilen, Ole
mnnter, 5utraulih uno leitsen
SfrIttes ibren Rutterthiercr foIser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Sentidlc nno f~ransSiiidJc Sd1iisen
arGben.

Ter Ban bon Sfiisengrdbelt, Die
in oieiem Srieee beionoerS i'm Weiten
cine 10 9eipaltiee HcIle i~ptelen, lit be.
reits 5u elmer Dahren Stunt geDors
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grGben, Die iest fertieeeltellt meroeu,
nit oenelt bel Seeinn bes &rieges
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Shiisengrdben. Die uniere Solbaten
BON DEN Sron5o'en crcberten. tporen
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groBe Gortihritte qenroft baber.
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S1 MAIDEN. Srosoem beiteben SipI.
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S6iisengrGben llnterifteoe. Die
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geraoe barii6er foleenoe benterfsns.
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Shiisenerdben nerben bon oen Gent.
ifen meeen ibrer Woneelhaftigfeit
iiberhaupt nift benntst. @iele bieten
10 ihiedten sh,ls, boB man iif MIR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
p3n Yrenfen seborem."

Der 9efeblsbaber oes speiten
6lottenseidJpaeers, 9ortre : Montreal
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ner meroen! Sorrors! Die prcpi.
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tribune, Die Zines, Die Srei
Is enalanos, iiberiGlt es rpie Die.
berfroit. Gin in Hreuben. iapohl.
aad nod III EreiBen, geborener See.
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ter beiiereu eibt - in erfter Clinic
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in RrerBen aeboren". Niemols
aber England ieIer-nic iolfe Don
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blott Der ~. y. StaotsStg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
8unte Krie9s>G bronif>

oahin; ser Seueritrabl 5iidt unO 10
bert, Der Seiieln entleoiat. tur5 emf
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uns pom @roboOen empor. Hob
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gen. Dlirh cin 2abprintb bon 3bii.
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ferne, pie ein5elne @epebrihiiiie,
fIatihenoe Shl1ec surud.
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8ampieenoiier1 a,lr Statte unierer
naftliden Sperationen. s9us iif
uns oa 'bietet? Cine 9olterponbe.
rune, an fIeinem WaBitab ~gemeiien.
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aufproaes Der feinbIid,en Bonnie
meibgeihedtes Gflaiter; oufgepitbl-
res Groreid, permiift nit ben Split.
tern unb Sherben 0eboritener Sen.
iteriheiben; 5erfeste 9aumfronen I'M
nahen 0arf.
9urh bas MenIflenaepoge o6er
ihreitet elmer I'M @leidnnnb auf mid
gu: ogtlir iiinI6ehn S6ritte meiter, "
lugt Der, vnno mir Daren 9clteicrti"
60 baber Mrs gelfofft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-08
Gum Sl~iescransriii ami 9sbpiss
hafcn.

81 StraBburg lit ieitgeitelt NOR.
oeir, oo6 bon ben Is fron5oiiider
6lusnpparaten, Die 9uoipigsbafe!l
aneriffen, MIR ~ autriidaefebrt iino.
auBer oem gepan5erten Siibrerflug.
Seua, oos oitli6 bon Heuitoot q. b. 8.
niebergine, wurbeu 6nei Slugjeuge
setroffen unb our 2anoung 9eSpun.
gen. @ines bon bieien Ianoete, bo
es bon ben 0eititen nit griolg be.
ihoiien rpurOe, bel Settsbeim, inter.
balb Don Haitatt, in einem freie1
aderfeloe. Gs iiberitiirste lid. Die
6eioen Slieger rpiirOen aus Den Slug
3eugen berausgemorfen. Sic fonntc.
ibre abiiht. Die Slus5eitse urtb Die
tehniihe Ginrihtung DOR Der @eian.
9ennabme an perbrennen, iniolHc
ihperer Serbrennuneeil nidt mebr
dusiiibrer, 10 0aB iebr ipihtiae ga,
pierre. Dor nQem Der JIieaerplar, in
oeutihe tSanbe fieler. Die beiber
Slieger muroen i'm arantenauto mad
Dem 8eiangenenIasarett in Raitott
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aebrod)t. Sic baiten rid,t MIR oitrh
Den Stlrs, ionoeru audi burh Shiiiie
erbebIide @erlesuneen erlitten. Dos
brittle SSliigseiie erhielt BET @ermers-
baim einen Sreiier, Der es 10 EN-.
pfinolih perleste, oaB es niht mehr
III ole Sobe 81 brinaen mar. Bel
Nutteritabt in ser Fialo iturSte cS
ami elmer @ieic auf, nno ais auf Dem
sSclOc nrbeitenbe Se,tte binsufamen,
iauoeu lie Die heioen 6liegcr bereits
tobt Dor. Gte &ooten pllroeu burh
beutIdlc Solooter mad 2itonigsbafen
iberfiibrt. lie 3ohl Der 1obten in
SitOmieShafen lit irSpiit,en ollf II
geitie9cn.
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Die Sdaaipieier inn aritse.

@i,itap 9ideIt, Der Eraitoert Der
1enenentHaft osatiher 8iibnenanse.
bSrissr, fhreibt: pauber Daul DE.
sener xnb grnft gi,fsa baben fi6,
nod sspei anbsre S3oxIpislsr bos e.
fern. araIs 1. Alaife erfampft: Otto
prooenee BON, Soitbeatsr Sera unb
Jrieorit S0l8Iin, Serstnur,t uno
&onhpaanieiiibrer. as befiset ulio
nit,t stpei, ionoern bier @~i,hnenfiinit.
Ter Oas eiierne areu5 1. 3laIie.
AuBeroem aber erbieiten bon $500
9iibnenanaehorisen, Die I'M Seloe
iteben, 220 bas @iierne areu5 2.
alaiie uHo perihieoene giibnenfiinit.
Ter IN Der oitsrreifiih imeariiten
Irmee bic goleere Arb iilberHe 20.
pferfeitsmebaiae. Sntereiiirsn oiirfte
Is pieneift olld', Dab unter Den
Sdauipielern iid $50 SauptleMte,
Rittnreiitcr mo Seutrants beiinoen."