Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-15
IS FAST
 ASSUMING ITS NORMAL ASPECT
End of Strike Comes When Majority of Men Return to Work-Trains Bringin 2 Many Back Into District.

AAS the various mines Tn the War " ren district working overtime
 the industrial situation in the camp has taken on a more normal as pect and Monday will see the largest force engaged in mining copper since the calling of the strike by the l. W. W. on June 26. At the present time there is no strike. The companies are merely building up their organizations again with care and precision.
 Yesterday in the camp was unevent- ful in the extreme. News of the move ment of the "Wobblies" was eagerly watched for on every hand. When it became known that the men deported from the Warren district had been talk en from Hermanas to Columbus and there practically interned there was a manifest satisfaction in every locality.
 Deputies Still Busy
 Deputy sheriffs are still busy work ing on many cases of agitation and se- dition which have been brought to their attention. In several instances the reports were found to be incorrect and the men suspected were examined and released. In other cases it was found that the defendants were I. w. WIS or sympathizefs of the movement Such men were informed that their presence in the camp was not needed. Most of them left on the following train.
 Last night and yesterday afternoon the outgoing trains were agam crowded. This was also so of the trains coming into the district from the outside. It would appear as though the news has spread through out the southwest that Bisbee is a camp without "Wobbly" influences at work and a good place in which to re- side. This probably accounts. in the opinion of many. for the arrival of many men.
 Temper of People
 The temper of the people of the Warren district is still firm in the de termination to forever keep the "'Wob- ply" element out of the camp. The local people have seen what they can do by organization and do not intend to allow the disturbing influences to return.
 Tt is not a matter of a few days" said one man. We are determined that the Warren district shall remain as it is at present-free from all l. w w. contamination. The canyon is not large enough to accommodate good, loyal people and men who subscribe to the tenets of the 'wobblies'"
 Outposts at Work
 At the six outposts to the Warren district where special deputies are To- cated. no trouble has occurred. These men, however. have had plenty to do in the last 24 hours. Every train which enters the camp is searched. Every machine is also searched and its oc- cupants must give an account of them selves.
 Outside posts have been instructed to admit any man who wants to work and live in the Warren district Tn peace and quiet All others are re- quested to continue their journey in some other direction.
 Better Feeling
 Though some cases have been re- ported to various officials of injustice done to certain men, the aggregate good accomplished by the drive is con sidered to have outweighed any dis tress made. In cases where mistakes were made efforts have already been made to rectify them.
 'It was pointed out yesterday that there was no occasion for mistakes be- ing made. While the men were being held at the Warren ball park every opportunity was offered for men to come to the gate and make explana- tion of their case. Some three or four hundred men. in this manner. were able to establish their right to remain and were released All others who may have been picked up during the drive had the same opportunity. NJ blame can be attached to the men in the drive. It was up to the men them selves.
 On the whole the feeling through out the Warren district is one of com plete satisfaction. Some anDrehen- sion is felt and expressed that the