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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
ITALIANS IN DEFENSE FOR
 THE CONTROL. IF POSITIONS.
For the First Time In Many Weeks Soldiers of Italy Take the Offensive. Quiet Had on Other Fronts.
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The Italians on the northern line in Italy between the Brenta and Piave rivers have ceased, for the time being at least, their defensive warfare against the attacks Of the Austro-Ger- mans and assumed the offensive with signal successes on several sectors.
 Attackingthe positlsns which the enemy earlier in the week captured near Monte ASolone General Diaz's troops have resained a considerable portion of the terrain and held it, not withstandiag the terrific artillery fire that was turned upon them.
 The German war office. in endeav- bring to belittle the success Of the offensive which it asserts was repuls- ed, shows that the effort or the Ital- fans was a determined one. the troops to the west of Monte AsolOne deliver ing seven attacks against the enemy front Admission is made in the Ger man communication that the Italians who have taken the initiative in the fighting on Monte Pertica and Monte Solarolo. but it is declared that their attacks on these sectors as on Monte Asorone. were without success
 Quiet in North.
 Comparative ouietude still prevails on the British front in France and Eel gium and along the French line run ming from the region of St. Quentin to the Swiss bOsde-. except for bomhard- ments and minor infantry operations From the Verdun region to Hartmans- weilerkopf in Alsace the artillery aciiv- ity has been pronounced ol various sectors
 Situation in Russia
 The situation in Russia continues obscure although such reports are com ing through as to indicate that the Bol- sheviki movement is Posing ground in the face of the opposition that is being imposed by Ukranians and the fellow CTS Of General Ealedenis- The Bol- sheviki commissioners are declared to have declined to accept the negative rerlv of the Ckranian Rada to the Bolsheviki demand that the Ukranians cease aiding the Kaledines forces and given the rada an opportunity to re consider it's action As indicating that the rada has finally declined to give heed 10 the dictates Of the Polshevih is a report that a definite alliance has been formed between Kaledines fol- lowers and the Ukranians
 Peace Plan Rejected CD
 A dispatch from Petrograd says an unofficial report in circulation in the Russian capital is to the effect that the Germans have rejected the peace terms put forward by the BOlshevikl delegates. Recent dispatches have in dicated that the peace pour DaTlers Tn progress at BrestI itOvsk were merely preliminary to the peace conference which is to assemble there next Tues dev and which is to be attended by the German and AustrO-Hungarian foreign ministers
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
BrGnch Bank
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FL PASO. Tex. Dec. 2l. - Fl Paso may be selected as the lOca- ticn for a branch Of the federal re serve bank at Dallas. Judge ". H.. Ramsey. chairman Of the body Of the eleventh federal district an nounced here tonight he would rec ommend a branch Of tAe Dallas fed eral reserve tank being eStals lished here. The proposed district to be served by this branch in cludes all of the section west of Midland. Tex. to Tucson. AriZ-, and north to Albuquerque. N- Il. IL would have a reserve Of Si00.00o,- O0O under the present plan of or ganiZali ion
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
NEWSPAPER COMMENT


 BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 31.-TAe newspaper La Patria Degli Italiani. in commenting on the publications by the Argentine government of the SC cret diplomatic .telegrams Of Count von Luxburg. the former German min iSter to Argentine, says;
 We would like Co believe the gov ernment's note introducing the tele- -s<Eams. but its wOrds of today do not agree with the facts of yesterday. The government answers the telegram with simple afirmations and without proofs. No one can deny the facts of the last months"
 The newspaper then summarizes the evidence in the affair. among which is:
 lrigoyen censvred
 Count I.uNburg assured Germany of President Irigoyen'S friendship, which has been confirmed by his pa tience in awaiting the Toro note until August 2S; NOn LuXburs speaks oi the agreement with lrigoyen. in which it was specified that no more Argen- tine ships would sail for the war gone, and it is a fact that since August 2S the government has impeded and often refused clearing any vessel car. ryins the Argentine faS. and nothing more has been said Of the Orina sink ing.
 It also is true that in October this government proclaimed its friendship for Spain and Japan. as predicted by Ven LuXbUrg on August IS. II the telegrams are false. Von LuNburg at least divined the events which later happened and many international cir. cumstances occurred as he predicted.
 That Visit of Courtesy
 Argentine tried to prevent the visit of the American squadron and the public wondered why. Von LuNburs explained Co his government the re- pugnarce of Irigoyen toward Ameri- cans and the English. Fernando Saguier went to Bolivia and Chile, apparentlyon a visit of courtesy. but Won LuXDurg explained that Friend Saguier' was embodied with ample powers to arrange a secret agreement against the United States.
 Won IuNburg, now is without su. thority from both Germany and Ar. sentine, although Germany gave him confidential instruction after those most notorious telegramS. and Argen tine. after giving him bis passports permits him to remain undisturSed in the country.
 Why His friends say it is be. cause Argentine knows that he can reveal further scandals when he reached Berlin. This contradiction between the words Of the gOvernmen, today and its acts of yesterday per pleXeS us"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
BASEBALL CONFERENCE
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PEORIA. Ill.. Dec. s1.-President F.. w DickerSon of the Western league arrived in this city tonight and to- morrow will hold a conference with President Jack Ryan and other off cials of the local baseball club rela- tive Co the transfer or a Western league franchise Co this city next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
CONVICTION SECURED.
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DETROIT. Dec. 21.-Albert c. Kalt- schmidt was convicted on all three counts of an indictment charging conspiracy against the United States. by a jury in United States district court here early this morning. Four of the five others who have been on trial with him also were found guilty on one or more counts in the indict- ment Franz Respa was acquitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
bUENOS AIRES IS
 AGAIN SCENE OF
 POLITICAL RIOTS
Luxburg Incident Causes Riot ing In the Capital of Argen- tinian Republic. Newspaper Comment Is Strong.
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BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 2l.-As the result Of the publications of the tele- grams sent by Count von LuXhurs. the former German minister. to the Ser- lin foreign ofdce. it again has become necessary to call out mounted patrols to disperse crowds of people who de manded a rupture of relations with Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
LYNCH WINS DECISION.

PROVIDENCE. K. l.. Dee s1.-Joe Lynch of New York won a decision over Pal Moore of Memphis in a 1s- round bout here tonight.
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GIVEN POPULAR DECISION
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PEORIA. ul. Dec. 2l.-Kid Herman of Pekin. Ill.. was given the popular decision over Johnny Richie ot Chi caso in lO-round bout here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-22
WINS MATCH.
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DETROIT. Dec. 2t.-Welker Cock ran of Chicago tonight won an 1.S00 point 1S2 baIk line billiard match from Ora Mcrningstar of this city. 1,SOO to I,767.
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WEATHER.

ARIZONA: Saturday and Sunday lair; not much change in tenn peT2ture.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-15
r,,E BUSINESS SITUATION.



Henry c1ews reviewing the business
situation. says;
For the past two weeks bank
ciearines have been running about 8
per sent ahead of hast year. This
would suggest that the volume n
trade IN about the same as a year ago
though some allowance is necessary
for the rise in values, and II Is to Ne
observed thai, activity is in spots and
chiefly confined 10 the war industries.
Practically an branches Of the steel
trade continue in n state Of intense
activity. not only in supplying mun,-
tons for the allies. hut in rushing
our own preparations Tor the struggle.
In shiphuildine, in the making 90.
uns. ammunition. %airplanes. etc
work = being pushed with an eners
and 70 an extent only family realized.
our textile and leather industries are
similarly occupied; likewise the chem
icai and many other collateral indas-
tries. In ;hese ines prosperity l. siill
running strong. Notwithstanding the
activity Of the government In ~regulaf-
ing profits hy means of price-fixinr
and other devices. Good times are
also being enjoyed ny the farmers of
the west and the planters Of the south
who are practically free ~ govern
ment restraint. \ few lines ~ bust
ness are suffering from the war. chief
Of which is that 81 building. which
has declined very seriously owing 20
the high cost Of materials and tho
difficulty Of securing labor. The de-
mand :nr many Injuries 10 also ahat-
ing owing TO, the economy enforced
among those who are obliged To- face
growing expenses with nxed incomes
a condition which often affects the
weil-to-do. proportionately. a. much
az those OF lesser means.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-15
A BOUQUET FROM COLORADO.


The Trlaidad tColoJ Chronicle
News made this editorial reference ,o
the election Ia New Mexico IN he .ssu'
OF NOV e.
Yesterday the cit!zcns 81 our bui-
derine state u New Mexico went de-
terminediy 10 the polls and voted 20
rid that state Of the Iquor traffic and
from the report Of the election n is
clear that the drys have won Ry
what appears TO be a most substantial
majority the state ~ New Mexico ha,
Joined Colorado and Arlaonn. oregon
ana Washington and the large famii,
81 arid commonwcalths thus adding
another voice 90 the grand horus q
the states In sdyo,aey ~ national proc
hibition.
The liquor traffic is doamcd u
America. There ran be no other corr
clusion 60 be drawn from the election
on the wet and dry question bon the
past few years. State after state has
swung into the drs coimuu and more
are coming With the Exception 81 Cal
ifornia. Nevada sua Wyoming the en-.
tire west IS nov closed So tho saloon
ana the llquor dealer Most OF the
south ~ dry territory and the east
and middle west l. wplans Up.
Missouri had % close shave "a year
ago ard only the vote 81 st. Lou.
pulled the state through Iowa was
saved from she prohibition lineup 3D.
couple - weeks x hy a marrow msu .
Gin. The vote iu the state " phlo is
close and the final returns may carr,
the state either way o. g. obsion.
that the Urited States aS IA c"uutr.
is clamhering on the water
The result IA the neiRhbpring stat.
Of New Mexico b. NOT 20 surprise Ever
since Colorado and Arizona went dr'
The peopi. ~ New Mexico have beer
aeitatinr on election on the issue Tho
booz. traffic %entrcnched Itself thcir
in ordor 10 reap a golden harvest n>
shipping liquor to the tw" drS stat"
I.iqaor dealers have reaped q har''s'
for almost two years particularly aur-
ing the time that the Colorad" l'"
permitted the citlEens 90 ship IN un'
limited quantities for his "N'
Ration. just across the line h'
Of thirsty souls from southern