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Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
J. $. HELPS ENFORCE
 WASHINGTON DRY LAW
(By Review Leased Wire)

SEATTLE. Dec. 22.-The United States government has taken a hand in the fight to prevent shipments of liquor into this state. it became known tonight when federal indictments were filed against four men charged with conspiracy to violate interstate con- merce laws by causing a false record of illicit liquor shipments to be made by railroads.
 The government alleges that Logan and Fred Billingsley have shipped into Seattle since last March liquor valued at S60.OO0 which brought them a pro- it of more than S2OO.OO0 It is charged that they sold barreled whiskey at SS gallon. The Billinssley and W. II. Pielow and Vim. FrazieE4 transfer com pany men. were named in the indict ments. The shipments began. 1t is said, as soon as the prohibition law became effective in WashinetOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
had been preparing.

AAeNN A- fNN-
 Tt has been said that the warning nations are fighting for the same Sb- ject-the protection of weaker na- tions. but none of you would regard the action of Germany toward Belgium and Serbia in that way. When the ultimatum was presented % Belgium. Germany gave that nation the alterna- tive of going 10 war with Germany or with France. and all honor to her for the choice she made.
 When l read of 100, 900 Belgians be- ing torn from their homes and forced into worse than slavery I cant hold myself in the ranks of those who say Germany is fighting for the rights or the weaker nations.
 Some publicity has said of late that the causes Of the war are now only of historic interests. l say that they are of world wide significance. We can not yield while military aggression goes unchecked in pursuit of world domination. for the purposes of the war would be useless.
 The message I want to bring 10 you is that the purpose of the nation will never be fulfilled till every power is organized to bring complete realiza- tion of the aims and purposes for which Canada entered the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
VILLA IS REPORTED ATTACKING T0RRE0N
(By Review Leased Wire)

Fl. PASO. Dec. 22.-AIl Americans and other foreigners have left Tore on. which Villa is reported to be at tacking. according to an American ar irving here tonight from that district by way of Eagle Pass. The last of the long as they dared. came out about a week ago. he said. On his way to the border. the American passed eight troop trains. which were said to be destined for Torreon to reinforce the garrison there This garrison is un- der the command of General Pala- nantes. and is composed of 2,000 Ya- Quis. according to the same authority.
 There has been a considerable in crease in rebel activities in north central Mexico, the past few weeks. the refugees said. including the cap ture of the large town of San Pedro, some miles to the east of Torreon on the railway line to Monterey. A reb- el leader named Salinas was credited with this exploit.
 Other passengers arriving here from central and lower central Mexi- co say that rebels have made train service hazardous between Mexico City and Vera Cruz by derailing the trains, although the reports of Puebla and Orizaba falling are untrue Car ranza troops still hold Cuerna Vaca. they said, but Zapata guarillas make themselves felt at isolated spots. Bands sympathizing with Felix DiaZ were reported to be largely in control of the isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
LONDON COMMENT BITTER TOWARDS
 PRESIDENTS NOTE
Think It Inopportune, Doesn't Blame Germany for War and In Fact Plays No Favor ites-London Sore.
(Ry Review Leased Wirel


 LONDON, Dec. 23.-The morning newspapers again today are giving ample space to President Wilson's note. asiduously seeking to penetrate into any possibly concealed motive tlat may have led the President to what is considered most inoppor- tUno movement.
 According to the Washington cor respondents of London newspapers, the opinion in the United States as well as here. is that there must be something behind it." and it is the OPinion of many of the newspapers that this fact was inadvertently re- ~ealed by Secretary Lansing when ''- referred to the United States as on the verge of being drawn into the war. The suggestion is put forward by some of the writers that what would possibly so involve the United States would be a resumption of a still greater scale of Germany's sub marine policy.
 The passage in the Presidents note to which the greatest umbrage is talk en is the one in which he professes to find the aims of both belligerent groups identical. His qualifying phrase in the context, 'as stated in general terms to their own people and to the world" for the most part is ig- ;,, In of papers of pacifist tendency. It can not be said that today's press opin- ions show less opposition to the Pres iient's action than those. of yesterday
 The Morning Post says the kings speech in parliament was perhaps the best answer that could be made to ''the Presidents amiable proposal"
 Alluding to the Presidents belief that the nations are ready to welcome a league of peace. the paper says:
 With our experience with these leagues of peace behind us, we should think twice and thrice before throw ing over trusted allies in order to put our fortunes to the vote of Guatema- Ia. Haiti. Siam and other nations, large and small, which would compose such a federation.
 The Daily News. one of the most favorable of the newspapers to Presi- dent Wilson, says editorially that the reception of his note was respectful but uncompromising. What had to ha said has been said, for the most mart in laneuage which America will neither misunderstood nor resent" if adds.
 The Daily News thinks the result of the bewilderment over the note has been to throw into greater relief Sec retary Lansing's statement about the verge of war and says MT. Lansing's statement retracting increases rather than diminishes the situation.
 "The fact that Mir Lansing should have used such words at all.' says the Daily News. suggests that Americas relations with one of the belligerents is one which threatens to be much moro strained than has been suspect ed here. One ambiguity may be clear cd away though. Whatever Americas apprehensions may be. she cannot be on the verge of war with the entente powers. Under treaties with the Un- tied States signed in 1914 by Great Britain and France, but not by Ger
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
FLOOD CONTROL BILL
 NOW GOES TO SENATE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The Hum phreys flood control bill. appropriat- ing $50 10000 for the lower Mississip pi and Sacramento rivers which pass ed the House at the last session, was ordered favorably reported today by the Senate committee on commerce. An unsuccessful efiort was made by Senator Newlands for compromise measure to include the administration plan for the creation of the river reg ulation commission and a comprehen- sive scheme of waterway conserva- tion and control throughout the coun- try.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
TO BOWL TONIGHT.

The bowling team from the Y. NJ. C. A. at Douglas will play the Bisbee ''Y'' boys at the latter's alleys at the ''Y'' at o'clock tonight as the second of a series of matches for the Doug las trophy, now held by the Shelter City team The game is free and everyone is invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23

many, America could not. at the worst, be nearer than twelve months distant from war with England or France"
 The newspaper thinks the difficulty of accounting satisfactorily for the is- sue of the note compels careful re- view. The newspaper mentions the German submarine warfare and the Belgian deportations as cause for that anxiety.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
Turkeys

Are very scarce this year and very high priced. so. to save you money on your Christmas dinner we ordered just enough turkeys to fin our orders and have stocked up on ducks, geese and flyers.
 We have some of the choicest. juci- est. plump little flyers you ever saw at this time of the year and our price is reasonable tOO-YOu will find them a treat
 Our ducks and geese are extra fine too, and not such dry eating as turkey. We also have a few choice sdckling T'0S--ccme in early and pick out yOurS-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23

Ted Lewis, the English welter- weight, who shaded Johnny Griffiths of Akron in fast bout at Cleveland while ago, is to meet Griffiths again, December . 21, at Grays Armory, Cleveland, and the bout promises to be, if possible, warmer affair than the first one. Matt Hinkel, the Cleve- land referee and promoter, who has directed the Armory fights, is get ting great applause for his match making. Lewis brilliant though awkward style of battling has amazed Cleveland fans.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
WASHINGTON BANK IS
 ROBBED OF S1 mn

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash. Dec. 22.- The Bank of Bickleton, 20 miles south west of Mabton. Washington, was robbed of s4OOO late today by a man who rode into town on horseback. held up the bank and escaped.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
HOME COMING DAY

at Baptist Church next Sunday. Splen- did program both morning and even ing. State Sec'y McCourtney will be present
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
.Seirot6s. aiccuaen.

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lmO 9lnuic Sbermot 80, @ittpe.
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Syulius Goper, So. gBithuer, Sieb.
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dell 46. @ittpe. GontoiL $40.
SorrB Qopis, %, uno Mlorgoret
Smith, 80.
2ouis @oIoic, 81. lmO Gina Sil-
bcrmoH 27.
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SoDlor %.
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burg, &o., iuo SoiOo u. gbooes,
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ecuritc Sc. Sobnion, Is.
@orrD ". Orb, 81, @biIoOelpbio
80, lm0 @ettic NreniI. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
|un ece nnO !Safcn.

Niit 8eller IN ben 9obIcubwlfcrn
fam acitcri Scr norlpcgiidc Guntpicr
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an. 5cit 10 Goeeu battcn sic 'Cfii-
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piers ooS 6cucr uersebIib bef1mpit.
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6euer Ourh SeIbitent5iinoung cut-
itauOen 1T 0belcid) 0oS Sdiff an.
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ten Cifi3ierc ocs DnmpicrS fir SiC
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niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
SSrttrr uuO 9lrbritSfratt.

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uuf Bic 9eiItunssfGbigtsit, oie Stims
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folge.
Qlm OeutIi9Fen trdt cine g(b9Gngigs
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toge, Se6r nieorieer 9nftbrud ers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
ns.iieberirnonnocn orlua6rt.


Gie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dat
gciiern Oie lle6ertrogung Der Sicen5
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bon 9lr. 1910, &oriorN-g(ocnuc, nadJ
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Yer SIG, 2om6orO-StroBc.
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Sicen5en lieaeu Der @eb0r0e nod Dor
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@relton-StraBe; W'idacl G6onfid rno
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Strabc, Gbermols oboelpicicu; @ia
mo Norfron fir eiue 3otel.Qiccni
iiir 9lr. 500, gloro-Soparo. gtroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

4opf idmcr5te uRcrirdeliG, Sd pnrSc
lult 81 cucm iuunocln0cu Slelctt, uno
@ 9aS Seben lpurce mir our 9ait bis cines
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l9aflen Sr fauitc nann 2poid 6. yints
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Waraae Snr.l ilcncr uermi4tcI.

ST. nRsltrommoe @aiolingae, bic licD
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sic sSooof 2eOclopmcut So. bat Sic
@ciibtiteI ouf 2lS Sldcr 2ouO an
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sll6crt " &opner oos OreiItodiec
@onS 9lr. 1907 MoOiiou 9lpe., pel
dleS grlmo5iusfrci it, al 5rou Morv
VI 9iuilea ocrfouit.
0r. Games S. glort6 unO 6rou ia.
ben bon @9iI. s. Nliiaer Oos oruno.
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ocn $4,000 mO fir Oic @lt @oIG.
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@'olmt @ai6ington Spinnerci bic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

8rauenleio c n An
frontcu lluo ipulltc
iount mcinc S)auss
nrbciicu ucrritten.
Sd iodr lehr ncrs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

Sc &inoermuno. .@}omo.
chen bo0' id opf scr StroBc cine
Wloile SoIOoten eeiebenl Gs iporcn
minoeltens filnf Sdodtcln pcal~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
&atfe reftete
cine Srau.
yccntcts IdIrcflidc SciOcn, iuOcm CT
i6r GgOio &. @infbam'S Ycectablc
GompOnuO bciOratc.

Geniion, SegGs ogldd Der @eburt
ncincs tleIAcn Rdoclene uor 5pci So6s
rcn bcnou icb nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

rDie GeIopoF 1T sinc fampls Gins
ricbiuus glber frpb bin idb. Dab es
nidt aud cine acknowledgements
Sibt!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

Sreu, mein 9inO, uuo Mabr9uFtigf
felt 1T
Simmer oes @euiI6en liegbdTtC
MeEre
sSreue oiH, boB bu Elm Deutider biit
Mac6Ie binein in oes @oterlunoes
Gbrel
2bco0pr pon Rommel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

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10 georiidt2' Iidacr aS2cil i'd
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Observation-Disclosures.

lSeurrsNerilder erungcil.
10 8. Gbaduiofb & Gn.,
ti7-2i 0buntper Commerce WniibiHa
nEcAtinc ucrScritmernuaSs seiccilhlnitH ppls
lioun' mo Baltimore iE tTdBc
,,TeWtln sllm. Ieuer.@rrnmrrnrpe Weirltinolt"
WdliintoyesSirnhe mo Guiicm Nouic Nlncuie.
,9lnNdl 1ulurnucc so, nf 3t5erpupl" NcufN Wi.
gSarticlh, 8clioeuB sROunqcr, t0t t03 &60m'
her Of Commerce Vnil0inp,
,,tycrmantn sScner @crNulfrUlaS 0icleuiI0jt~
NSIiinl0res lihn ylprib &irnBc
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@iienpaaren aIIer 9Lrt nn0 ANI.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
s0saIuIipatep aoau Gp.", Icr0'@ao GiraBs
@iieupaoreu aaer 9lrt un0 Ngi.
iGmic0. 3ubeb0r.
6. Scott Enbue GB., SOC 36s gloro Cnn siy.
GigeniblinlS.glecntcn lrn0 Gambler.
@isrrs &. 1nsaa & slepheiu, 10 GnasgnaisH'
3ciiuugcn, 8eitidriiten etc.
aTbe Baltimore gtcps Gompnuh4 Rsberi y y
wseeerS. @eiNaiisihbrer 227 Ns2aioertSir
9Gttlhe @iid)er uno 3eitihriltcn.
" NaHltIn, glr. 900, g1eItecriuaion nGiyobe.
Thntoarapb
@aAradl- 9n @bcioarnpC ben gInS6rinHpHa
ssr. 10, @e'soesinatoy 'Siref"
gfoiionoI ganlen.
,xAc cIo Tewn WaHcaai 9mi" @Qo, mo
Nreter& &tgcke Sescb " Nogi NratoeAii
oSsscuS gsaiiradi sagfA aaa eao1s'roaemap
gS. Y gyafler tenlllrcr e...,. -
,,geciiern National gauA" II aioie 0NinNfStp
VI. linriol Nallirer
stootS.@anfen.
p1rntlns Napi buii @altrlprs" @ollRess' '
iulo 5onibnn eirlhe giuain e8ebel Sealr
heutt sSpiilt IS. sdibeis NlNttetHNNNtf
Seclae 3, Nang Tailiret
EpursNlnten
,~eatiMs aparbarg rar Balilmcre" @rirlpe
mo baltimore Sivahe,
TruliG GcngpagnicR
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Girabe.
Mlarmor. lno @r0nits2erte.
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@ei6aits. @egpeiier.
Wirrcantilc OIseHcg.
81. @. 9m & 60, i
e02-6i0 WlarpIan0 Grult WIoa

9ounateriaIien E6iircn 6euiicr-
rn6men, 2Gocn etc.
3GS Y; golier So, 1i5-1l7 Gnos0sect'
rldsSirdbe.
&atcut.glnm1lte.
GbiUih q. Gamnela 8ecbisautonIt; Raienie.
sonHoclefSc c1utmaricn. @crlnQsrelbtc Mlurbs
lnno Etu,l IulDinQ
Nbnplsn " ScrnAlDn, ii6-tl7 2dlo Huilhina,
1SsiuDriac @riabruuq.
". y. a gS, +. @nmnrD, dil Continental Alog,
HraIii5iren leii 1879 eriolGrcib tl Baltimore.
9Iiitomobilc.
@a6arb. i--95 $3.50. % S2.750
n@ndnrn Niptur Nn. ci Baltimore, G0arleBs
SiraEc uno 4d HloraI glpeuie,
Gnron, Die popunrc Gar. $685. uila SSH
mlar.1cl MlrDilc Gaa GnraGe 140s 40 Roros
@bnrcs s@trnbc
Sanomirtbi6oIHi1c @erdt6a nnS
Sumercien.
G5rllIitb 1nrNcr Co., 205 Roros 0acas-frant
Stumbling, 3urnaces, Sinu9cS nn0
Seien, @udocden mo 9inucs.
9caactt Bros, 52a os5remouialbrHne,
Snpieridnieoe uno Bhim6crs
Spnn. pAtert 1884 1pancS' gnoBc. g. ~
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