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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
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Der @ouperneur 9RcDonalb Bat am
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
eir Ggstr Gaiement
slm Toutns i'm EOli5eiseridbt pOrgs
iiigrt nno oes SOduerratbs
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men Srldnber sur iyormirnns ei.
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bes SodperratbS anseflast. Die pe'
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oem feriibntten nlten Yoli5eigeriftt
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mig eritount, als neben Cir GaienpIl
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am Sonniag in @aitbsiuortb perbaf'
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flagt, ober ieine eigeatlihe @erbin.
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inellt beidrieben ols obne 8eid)df.i'
glns ODER beitimntten @obncrt. Sis
9nflase gegcn bei6e angefldgten Iait
tet: sic tesingen ppiidJen nem erjtn1
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lln6 boslpillig SodDberratb in wfibob.
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eaiement ioa cine Iange GrtlGrlula
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cas Berhor beoellten6 abgefiir5t miro,
DDS 9serhor por Dem pcIi5eigeridi
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fI1rte Der Seronailipnlt, oaf; Gnieuisiri
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in GeutId)lano cine ipitenlntiite
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feline gIdne Su sapirnen. gailep,
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babe cine grfIarung a5gegeben. IN
ipeIher er Gaiements prOpagaiioo I'm
girsclnen befdrieb.
gem Gronanipolt 3ufoIse mar gai.
fen in GnbIin geboren un6 i'm Sabre
1904 ben 9fopal SSsriib @ifles beige
.reten. Gr biente NIT ieinem Resitnent
in ssnoien iinb tpiroe ebrenpon emf
laiien. geim 9lusbrub beg arieges
ipuroe er ais 9eierpiit eiriberitfen uro
mt Der eriten Grpebitionstri,ppe mad
6ratfreid geianot. SIM September
1914 ipur6e er ariegseefnneener.
Ger aronnirwalt iagte, guiIep sufoIse
iei cine srpbe sln5aM iriiher gefaH-
gcner in eiilem groben Gefangenen.
lager IN 9ifnburs forsertrirt spor6en.
Dort horten iie aniprad|en bon Gaie.
ment ,ipcIter teriitd,te. iie Sn iiber.
reoen, ibren Ereileib aegen oie britt.
id)e Megieriing III breden uro i'm IN
ieiner gepInnten Grpeoition nod Sr.
Lamb 81 niiterihisen.
Ger aroIiaIiiraIt iogte, Gnfenieiit
Enbe ii@ ieIbIt aIs ben Sreaniintor
Der iriIden 6reiipilligen beidlrictell
intb oen iriiden @efaneeuen in
TeufSd,lou1 ein6rindIidb erf[arf. ocb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
Dsrseblttbe Usabe
gtben ff4 bic gngidnbsr.
bic BON ben Deatf4en
eroberttn SteIIunssn
bel 6uIlod pisber.
,uSrfnnosn

ufIt1 tH.
Berlin, 15. Wlai. arf brdbilo,
lem Mege mad Gapbills. u. D. Die
9riien eriffsa bic beutiden ainisn in
Der gldbs bon luIlod. i'm n5rbIideu
JranirsiG. in beftissr WsiTs an, Dsrs
iuf<nb,. bic grdbsn tpisbsrouerobsrn.
bic ibntn tiir5Iih Don ben DeutIden
abssnommen ipurben. absr ulle ibrs
ansrifis ipurben bluiis abssI4lassn,
ipie bic Oberite 5nresieitung am
MOntas aniiinbigts. Sn Der gsssno
bon gerbun ipurben efnsriffe Der
Jrdnscisn IN Der Hdbs bss y9obtsn
Wdnnss" unb bes MaIbes BON Gdils
lstie ubseidIasen. Der bs3iisli6e pffi'
aielIe geridt lautst pie folgt:
.WeiIi6er arisssi6auplab: Sn
bitien Gesenbsn bdben beftise artils
Ieriesefs9is ipis gefsate 3ipiI6sn ga,
trOuiIler ftattgsfunbtu.
Der Geinb Deriudte, bic g,oIiiios
nsn tDiebsrsun.bmen. bic tiir5li9 bic
1eufIftn in Der Rdbs bon Sullu4 err
ctsrien. 2ns ibre ansriffe brafsn
unter benz bsutifxn artilIsriefeuer sas
iammen. Ober iie Durben na4 beftis
gem 5dnbsemense absei4Iagen.
.alnsrifft Der 5rau5cien In Der
gSaassssenb, auf bic ipeitIiden albs
hdnss bss .1obisn Wlannes" unb ben
Walb BON gdillstte fpurben mitasi4s
iisieit 3uriidssidlassH.
BON Sitliden uie bonn BdItans
tri.ssIGdupldb 1T ni4ts Don Di4s
iisteit su beridten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

Der I'M Sabre 1911 Cir GoiDdro
@rep bat, Dem aonis ieinen 9mf oa.
iiir sn iibermitteIn, oaB er IN ben
9loelsitanb erboben ipilroe", iagte Der
0ifeiitIide sfmfldger. glla bicier bin5u.
| iiigie, bnf, Gaiements glnerbieten pcn
einer ercBen @ebrbeit Der iriifen
eJefahssi,en 3liriifgeipeien iuiiroe,
blidfe Gaicmerit Iid)eliio nah @ailep.
Cir Sreberif Sn1itb iprnd) Saun
BON ben arigeblidJen DtafDinationen
Guiements in Berlin nuo oeiien lin.
terieeboct-s -ssabrt nad SraIen, no >sr
am Gharfreitag init @ailep iuIo ei.
nem oritten W,anne gtmnens gsont.
iietb, Der nod ni6t ereriifen 1T, Ion.
bette. Or beriftete aiidl Don benz 0cr-
ianot BON 10000 @efpebren roi
9eutidlano nadJ Sralon intb sDie bas
Sdifi perienft unb ieine WlanniAaft
gefangcn genoniineu fpuroc.
Sierbei Iegte Der Gronaihpalt eine
Crime RebeIlen.J Jlagse. ,peI6e, Die er
ingtc, Gaiement bon 9eutidjlano mad,
Jrlano eebradf babe. @inen Gmgen.
bid pdnote Der Befangene ieine glu.
gen anf ben goben, oann aber id)aute
er aiif nno mari einen bobnii4en Wlif
itoh ibr.
Der aronanipalt iagte 6ann, man
bnbc gaieinent on einen1 Blase, BE-.
fannt als Mcaenna's Sbrt, aiifgeiuu-
ocn. er babe ieinen gtalnen als gii.
d)urb 9sorton BON 0iidinghamibire
imo feline @eiadftiglrns oils bic zines
Edlriftitellers angegebel.
Tann iplrrSe cine grflGrung gai.
leps perIeieiy in lpeIfer er iaste, er
babe ii6 Der iriiden grigaoe auf oas
Tr1ngen Gniemertts angeihloiien, Inn
sn ieberi, OF er anf 6ieie @eiie ans
Teutiddaib fortfonmen Tonne. ytadj
s;nem @eiuhe Gniemerts I'M oeiitifen
2lusDGrtigen gmte iei oem 3eusen
aeicet tporoeit, SaB er an goro oes
llnierieebootes V.t9 gebraft iDeroen
ipiirSe. lino aIs 1ie nabe Sralon ipo.
rem, babe man ibm eeiagt. Der 8eiil6
|seIie Der 6reiiuiIligen8e
gluii bnbe i'm bann anf elm Boot
trdnsferirt, oag aber feriterte nlA e5
ben Gtrunb erreid)te. CT iei tnoeb
6alrd 6as @aiier ans 2onb geiuatet.
or iinb Gaiemetrt bdtten gralon er-
rcif)t mo eriterer iid nad einem
Radriftensguremi begeben irlo ge.
iragt babe, ob Der befeblsbobenbe or.
fisier nneefonin,en iei, mas aber per.
neint tporben iei.
Sicr erbob iid gaientent 'nno iaetc,
nuf gailep oeitenS: yTieier Mann lit
unid,aISig. er lit nit llnrett ange.
slnet,@ iiilo erbot iih, einen @ertbei.
oiaer fiir gnilel 81 engagiren, oa oie.
fer pcllig ntittellos iei.
Ser erite 3eiige mar Sobn Robtn-
ion ppn gelfoit, friiher aorpcral irr
Sonit1tscorps, Der am alnfang oeS
ssricges aIs @efnnseuer na9 Scutih.
lamb gebraflt, aber fiir5Iid) entlaiiei
p,lroe. CIR iogte, pon ben 1000 iri.
iden Gefansenen ipelde nnh Gin,
burg gcbrnd,t moroen ieieii. Inn Gaie-
inents glniprnden sn boren, bdtten
fid, so 60 Der iriit)eH Brigade on.
eeihloiieH.
Gin airoerer friibcrer iriifer @e.
iangener in GeiltifjIanS, Der ilisger
tdiiid]t iporoen ipur, GuHiel S'9rien.
iagte. man bnbe Gaientent IN 2imburs
perbohnt. Glide @efangene, fpeld)e
Cir Gaiemeftt tbdtlid angriffen, 6or-
inter aud Der Seuge, ieien beitrnft
ino niif bulbe 0iotionen geiest nor
ben.
G'grien iaete, nnd,bem Gaienresst
,ciuiburG perlick bate eiis ameritani.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
9ie gtabt zanto 1Ominso
Bon ameritanifdtn mai
rinetruppen befsbt.

Santo Domingo, Oominita,
nifde RspubIit, Is. Tlai. Die dmeri.
tlniihen Wdrinstrupp<n. bic in Der
gadbe Der 6auptitabi Der Mspublit ses
Ianost fpurben. beiesten am MOniag
Dus Snners Der GtaOt. Die Rebenen,
fiibrer batten iid in Der Samitas
Ra6t aus Der stani suriidgssOssn,
ndHoem fie BON bsm amsritaniiHen
GeiaHbtsn 20. %. gfuFeG ssparnt
iporbsn ipartn. bab bic Gtabt nit ge,
malt ssnommsn tpsrb<n fpiirbe, ipsnn
iie MIDI bis gum Sonntag Mprsen
bon ben RebsIlsn gsrGumi pprben lei.
Den umeritdniiden 1ruppsn fpurbe
iein I,iOsriianb sslsiitst.
Eas 9clt ipurbs ON Rontag BON
ben ifdbtiIdsn gtbSrbeu bena9ri6.
iist. otr auleriinnii4e geianbte babe
oneetiinbist. bob Der 3ipsd bsr amss
ritinii9sn Ditupati0n Der isi, bic
frsie grpdbIuns einss proDiIO,iTden
prdiiDsntsn, aIs RaafOIesr bss Gmes
raIs Juan 8. Simenss. Der rsIisnirt
Fat. 5u sdraniirtn. Sn Der Giaot
tsrrida O0IIise 9aubs.
aeine gserletlnmg Der 0fea.
tralitdt Wried)essIanbs.
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giele g}erfOnen unb @sfadftsbaufer
baben BEL Der Regisrung sessn bic unz
sebdbrli4e @er80serung i6rer pOfi
proteitirt.
Die Weigerung gnglanbs, bas 8ers
ienosn bon 9OfpitulbOrrdt6en isitsns
Der ameritaniIden @eieH4aft BON
Hotben &reu5, nd9 9eutf9Ianb unt
beiien gerbiinbetsn, gu seftatisn, ipirt
bon benz Stuats<Departement umge,
benb in grpdgung seaogsn unb es
fuirb aud Elm grotsit in biefer 9fnge.
legenbeit binnen &uraem an bic britt.
i9e Hegierung gefAitt fperbeu.
yG1 cSyp .a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
giur at oer pefliden Oront bolen id bic Gng>
lanOer nno lran5oien blnti9e &0pfe,
gSdbremb lie perImHen, mt bie 9emti1em i,ers
lpreme Ypiitipmeit ipie6er5neroberm.
Die J(eutra(itdt 9ric6en(anOs miro ndt Uon Den
gntcntemd6tcn Uer(ebt

lie IN
pFhSspba
5fardaHdn Sfssr a4oHm hbta4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
Io. ffS.
@etterberitbf.

Sir Sbio unb bos peftli9e
YennIDloanien: S96nes, tiibleres
Better am 9isuitag uHb gaitttpod.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
WITHOUT A LICENSE.
AdvertiSemen

G. E. Anderson, who had been warned Sunday night by one of the motorcycle officers that he must keep his automobile idle until he secured license, was apprehended yesterday morning and when he appeared be- fore Judge Totman was assessed a fine of s7. William Hieleman and Harley Mack, both charged with grand larceny, have now been ar raigned on an amended complaint, charging petty larceny. They have de- manded a jury trial ands Judge Tot man has set it for November g. Both were released on $500 bond each. Cruz Medina, a Mexican who stabbed an other native some days ago, was found guilty of assault and sentenced to six months in the county jail. George King, who was arrested on the charge of driving an automobile in a care less manner, pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for November 15.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
WATCH YOUR STEP!

Of all the nights in the year when vandalism and petty depredations are looked upon lightly by the public at large Halloween Eve is the worst. That's why this evening and tonight all people should recognize the wOrIh of Safety First and tie down every thing moyeable about their premises The police officers will have cause to be especially vigilant but in spite of an army of young America is bound 70 do something which will cause trouble. So, look out.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
EAT BIG MEALSI NO SUR, ACID STOMACH,
 INDIGESTION OR GAS
'PaPs's Diapepsin' is quickest, surest stomach reiief
 known-Iry 1t.

Time it. Pape's Diapepsin will di- gest anything you eat and overcome a sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes.
 If your meals don't it comfortably, or what you eat lies like a lump of lead in your stomach, or If you have heartburn, that is a sign of indiges- tion.
 Get from your pharmacist fifty cent case Of Pape's Dlapepsin and take dose just as soon as you can. There will be no sour Tisings, no belchins Of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness or heavy feeling in the stomach. nau- sea, facilitating headaches, dizziness or intestinal griping. This will all go. and besides there will be no sour ICod left over in the stomach to poison your breath with nauseOus OdOrs-
 Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure for ouL-oi-Order stomachs. because 1t taxes hold of your food and dlgests II just the same as ii your stomach wasn't there.
 kehef m i've minutes nom all ston- acn misery Is waiting for you at aaj Irug store.
 These large hfty-cent cases contain enough Tapes Diapepsin' to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and indigestion for many months. It belongs in your home.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
SALTS FINE FOR
 ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which Clogs Kidneys, then Back hurts and Bladder
 bothers You.

Most folks forget that the kidneys. like the bowels, get sluggish and clog i ged and need flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders.
 You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neu- tralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid neys clean, thus avoiding serious com plications.
 A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of lad Salts to folks who be- lieve in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble.
 4 A .l.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
MISS CR0NE FITTED BY NURSES 0F THE
 QUEEN ROSETTA!
Popular Matron of the Copper Queen Hospital Leaves Bis bee Thursday for New York. Picnic Given in Her Honor.

Miss Bessie Crone, matron at the Copper Queen Hospital for the last four years. was the guest of honor last evening at a picnic given for her at the ranch home of Miss Duffy, near Ion Luis by the nurses of the Copper Queen Hospital The occasion s the departure of Miss Crone from Bisbee.
 The matron is one of the best known nurses in the Southwest, hay ing handled the Copper Queen Hospi- tai staff for several years and having made a host of friends and acquaint- ances during that time. She will leave for New York. her former home, on Thursday, and will visit there for six weeks Afterward she will return to the west, going to Douglas. where she will take charge of the Calumet Hospital.
 Last evenings entertainment in her honor was in appreciation of her fine work here and of her amiable and wonderful personality.
 Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Those present included Dr. and Mrs. George D. Bridge. pr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Dr. and Mrs w. G.. Bryan, Dr. and Ms. Ralph Herendeen Miss Anna G. Johnson, Miss Mary Butler. Miss Marjorie Murtaugh. Miss Irene Van Zant, Miss Margaret Shine, John Earickson of Douglas, and Pat Fitzpatrick of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
HUNT PARTY GIVEN GREAT RECEPTION
 IN CITY 0f BlSbEE
Candidate for Governor on the Democratic Ticket, With 9th CTS of Party, Appear at City Park Sunday in Blg Rally.

Governor George w. P. Hunt and his party of candidates Sunday receiv ed one of the greatest receptions ev, CT accorded visitors in the District From the minute they appeared on the top of the Divide coming into the city, their progress was a testimonial of the esteem in which they are held by large proportion of the people of the community. The rally at the park was perhaps the largest and most en- thusiastic ever held in COchise cOun- ty
 The party, consisting of the Cover nor, Conressman Carl Hayden. Chas. R. Howe, tax commissioner, Sidney P. Osborn, secretary of state, and Wiley Jones. attorney general. was met at the top of the Divide by a score of automobiles. A large truck carried a band and at the crest greet ed the candidates with a selection of music
 When the party arrived opposite the Doyle House in Tombstone Can yon thirteen shots were fired, high on the south side of the Canyon. It was the Governors salute. The band walked from there into Bisbee and led the parade through the downtown streets and to the Copper Queen Ho- tel.
 L. B. Whitney, city attorney, pre- sided at the rally. which started about 2:30. On the platform, besides the state candidates, were several county candidates, W. F. Cleary and other notables. Governor Hunt was the first on the program and gave one of his best talks. He spoke extempOra- neously and was frequently interrupt ed by the crowd with gracious ap- plause.
 Carl Hayden was next on the pro gram and gave an excellent address or the national issues in the cam paign His talk was. to a greater or less extent, repitition of the talk he made at Lowell during the week. This is also the case of the other candi- dates. The congressman was follow ed by Charles R Howe. tax cOmmis- sioner. Sidney P Osborn. secretary of state. Mrs. Frances Munds. state senator from Yavapai county, Wiley E. Jones, attorney general. and by Willia B Cleary. of Bisbee, who closed the rally.
 It was estimated that close 10 5000
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
WILD STALLION IS CAPTURED NEAR SAN
 JOSE MOUNTAINS
Big Sorrell Stallion Which Has Been Roaming the Hills for Years. in Northern Sonora Caught by Cattle Company.

No longer will the wild sSrrel stall
 lion of the Cananea's play havoc with law abiding and gentle animals of his
 kind; no longer will the horse herds of the Cananea Cattle company be stampeded and lost for days and days no longer, will the American cowboy and Mexican vaquero of Northern
 Sonora tell romantic stories of this justly celebrated horse in the past
 tense; for he has been captured.
 Roland Curry, foreman of the Can anea Cattle company, accompanied by his Mexican cowboys. captured the handsome sorrel a day or two ago in the foothills of the San Jose noun tains. The animal is now in the cor rals at the San Pedro ranch.
 For years the sorrel has been the object of search on the part of the employees of the Cananea Cattle com pany and has been the background for many stories told of his prowess. He has been compared to the hero-horse of one of Thompson-Seaton's animal stories. His record, if it could be transcribed to paper, would probably brand him as a particularly bad out caused more havoc among herds than any other stallion in the state of Son ora
 For several years he has been seen at. various times in the San Jose noun tains. Usually he led a band of out law horses, seemingly holding abso- lute sway over their goings and com ings. Most of the animals fellows have been captured but up until this time the 'punchers had been within roping distance and upon but few oc- casions have they been able to get within shooting distance of the leader.
 During the several revolutions which have shocked Sonora, in the past five years, the big sorrel has figured pro in several stories. It has been said that, on one occasion, the corrals of the San Pedro ranch were opened by score of bandits and all OA liC Oll htN pdSoCu by the foothills of the San Jose noun tains. At this juncture, according to the story, while the sun was just leav- ing the western horizon for a visit to the far East, and the last rays of the day were fitting on the western slopes of the mountains, a phantom, sorrel horse, with head and tail erect, poised himself on a raise some distance from the driven band of horses. Suddenly the horse neighed. The herd stopped Then, of a sudden, the phantom darted into the canyon and the herd broke and followed him.
 The bandits were so frightened by the sudden appearance of the sorrel that, for several minutes, they made no attempt to follow. When they did the herd and its leader were far into he hills and the loot gone. Cowboys )f the Cananea Cattle company, later, rounded up most of the mounts but were unable to catch the leader.
 Many another story of the stallion's outlaw career might be told Of his lineage nothing can be learned. There gre many guesses but they sound too fictitious to repeat What will be done with the animal, now that he is cap- -ured, can only be conjectured. It is improbable that he can be domesticat- sd and it is also doubtful whether any of the busters of the big cattle com pany will make much of an attempt 0 handle him.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31

people heard the speakers during the afternoon and the rally was declared by all to have been the most enthusi- astic held any place in the state dur ing the campaign.
 The party left Bisbee Sunday night on the Golden State for Tucson. Yes terday morning they went to Nogales and held a rally at that point last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
RATE HEARING SET.

sion, yesterday. issued an order calling a hearing at Phoenix, on December II, upon the complaint of the Arizona Corporation Commission, which al leges that the Santa Fe Railroad is charging exorbitant passenge. rates to Eastern points.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
JOHN ROCK OVER.

John Rock, member of the board of supervisors and candidate to sue ceed himself on the Democratic ticket, was visitor in Bisbee Sunday after noon and was an interested spectator at the Democratic rally at the City Park. He returned to his home late Sunday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
"Yv PARTY A BEAR"

Final touches have been added and the "" is in readiness for the big Halloween party tomorrow night In addition to Stella" the statue of which so much has been said and printed throughout the nation, there will be the Chamber of Horrors, a fortune teller and other features. All men and women of the district are in- vited. The fun begins at o'clock. It is supposed to end at Il.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
GUN ToTTER HOOKED.

Jose Romo was arrested Sunday by the city police ard was found to Dc carrying gun on his person. When the evidence was adduced before City Magistrate Frank E. Thomas the court sentenced him to ten days in jail and a fine of s35. Five drunks appeared before the court and one auto driver, who ran with his muffler open. He was fined
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
DAY IN VALLEY.

Frank Quinn and Rod Mcdonald were visitors, on Sunday, in the Sul- phur Springs valley. Quinn has pur- chased the George Berry ranch, which is located near the Taylor Windmill and is said to be one of the most de- sirable ranches in the entire valley. Quinn will improve the property and put it in shape for considerable devel- opment by the coming spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
BACIGAlUPI DEAD.

According to a letter received yes terday by John Twomey, from his sister in San Francisco, Charles Baci- galupi was killed in the Bay City last week in an accident. Bacigalupi was born and raised in Tombstone, his father operating a meat market in that town in the palmy days. He is remembered by nearly every old tim CT of the city and county.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
WINTER IS COMING

Call and select your heater; your blankets and comforters. House fur nishing complete. Everything bought sold, exchanged Standard Furniture Co.,, Phone PA Allen Block. 504
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-31
MISS BUTT VERY ILL.

Miss Pearl Butt, who lived in the Sulphur Springs Valley and who was very popular in Bisbee and the War ren District, is reported to be in a very serious condition in hospital in Fl Paso. She is suffering from an at tack of typhoid fever. Miss Butt is a sister of Miss Julia Butt, who was connected with the Copper Queen Hos pital for many months.