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Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

the coal city of France, for which the Germans Canadians have been fighting bitterly all sum long, of the famous cities of history and of story It that the brilliant Prince of Condo bee the Spaniards in great and bloody battle Dumas i'm muskeeers rode the plains before this city and skired its borders and pressed on to Armenters by where enacted the great tragedy of the be heading miady the banks of the river Lys In the the League in the time of Henry of Navarro Lens was fought for by Huguenot and Catholic The French men for her battles dreamed that tall thin faced from land across the seas, fighting flag their hereditary enemies the English would strive nightly and die by thousand to save this city for la Belle France.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

The Tucson Citizen has changed the heading at the top of page for the first time in fortyseven years it explains In the centre of the new heading shining like an Arizona is the Citizens new building No wonder this changed its heading, witt chance to show to the country at large such hand some and imposing home. The time of the inkstaned. dark narrow miserable nconvenient newspaper offices generally upstairs store has forever and day Newspaper plants being built in this day and age for their handsome appearances well as for their convenience It has also been found that they pay in dollars and cents as the health and happiness of the printers and writers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

Eight thousand miners at Esesn, the home of the famous rather infamous Krupp gunworks of Germany held mass meeting recently at which they made an i'm demonstration in favor of peace by and reforms Now Essen is the military and junker centre the Prussan empire When the work begin hold meetings in this place then indeed is Germany a bad way Hunger, more than anything else called staged and inspired this great meeting The cry hunger is the most intense the most pathetic and the most terrible all earthly sounds. Kings whc do not heed it leave no thrones to their sons.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

The International Typographical Union is holding its sxtyhird convention Colorado Springs this week The International is probably the best union organized since Noahs workmen built the ark It has never lost strike There's Its membership is composed of the intelligent body of craftsmen the world has authority from the headquarters governing body Hence any complaint the close cool scrutiny of officials from the of trouble The Internationars Printers Home is located Colorado Springs Its management location of in and the general conduct of its affairs ideal Here's hoping that the oldmers have grand good time in the mountains far from the click of the type, the scrape rule and the cank of the press and the smell of the ink.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

And still they continue to talk about naval often against the Prussian Uboat bases and the great Prussan seaports and fleet anchorages bold stroke dangerous this would be. and costly too But it is the bold stroke that wins. John Paul Jones loved bold stroke and so did Nelson the great English admiral and Fsrragut and George Dewey. The allies seem have everything they need for bold stroke They have larger fleet the larger armies. the mos ammunition, the most equipment and the most natural resources In fact they have everything except sailor and a soldier with that daring to strike and genius to know when where to strike who always come along every century and change the map of the world It has been one hundred years since such has appeared He is due And surely he never needed as badly as he is
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

The Globe Record named four men. Cora, Cannon Bright being responsible for the wobbly strike that district An old union miner writes to that paper and revises the list follows John L. Don nelly H. & McClosky Ed Marino R. S. Culver Ed Bright and George D. Smith"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

Still wait for the resumption of the British offense started weeks ago at the Uboat bases the Bel gan coast and stopped by the rain Fair weather nov the western front. There is growing suspicion in the minds of many American observers of the that the British known for centuries the best defensive fighters of all ancient modern warfare not 80 strong the offense. And yet last summer, in the battles the Somme the Tommes, aided by the Scotch and Irish and Canadians hammered the German lines back and performed wonders in offensive warfare until
 stopped by the early fall rains This however, their offensives consist chiefly in taking big bite on a certain like Vimy and Messnes ridges and then stopping dead without pressing the advantage further trying force deep salient and thus make
 considerable retreat by the Prssian invaders Far be it from simple. unwarke newspaper man to question the strategy of the allied councils but this seems to poor ineffective and slow method of either free ing northern and Belgium of ending the war
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

That Sunday morning cloudburst made drive" Brewery Gulch that makes the drive led by Sheriff Wheeler July F, mild affair as . girl with white ribbons in her hair strollng down country lane by comparison.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14
RUSSIAN CONVENTION
 IS CALLED FOR AUG. 2e

PETROGRAD. Aug. 13.-The cen tral national council of the Ukraine has deciedd to convene on August 2S' at Kiev. a congress of delegates of all nationalities. with view to the political reorganization of Russia, on the basis of a federal republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

Let Bisbee alone," urges the Arizona Gazette She knows what she and what she don't want, and so does the Loyalty League Ameni to the first sentence of the esteemed Gazette thesis and bet! to the last sentence
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14
Tuesday Morning, August IA, 1917.

"War Germs and Germans is the heading over article in the agricultural bulletin of the University of Arizona issued last week The headwriter for the bulletin ought to have a chromo and a medal
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14

While not attended by the blare of trumpets and waving flags and expectation accorded the visit ing commissions other allied nations the Japa nese commission it's way these shores is prob ably the important. from strictly American stand point While it American sailor who first made Japan the light of modern civilization yet this great little America have gotten very we'll international affairs. Pacific coast restric tions of Japanees have doubtless had much as any thing to do with often slightly strained relations but there are other things Japan views with jealousy possession of the Philippines and Hawaii Our open door policy China has always rked the Nipponese In fact differences with the Jap fundamental But spite these have approached as close to the verge rupture the ngoes have often claimed Japan is our ally She is sending some of her great est men over confer upon many and important matters Out of this may well come for America and Japan closer and friendship than they have known before.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Gus Sem nQeutIdcs SournoI, Gem gcrf)

(2[its Sem o0eutideS
Ser Ser. Stoaten Sdiffs.&om
miiidr 8atriG s. 2uinn lit bon Den
anerifuniiden &ceoereien, Die SET
ftenidiffubrt betreiben, criuht NOR
Den, oarnlf gu ieber5 Dab feinC
oetrtifelb oiterreid ODER
tiirfiiden Stdotsongeborige auf H.
rem Sdiffen in Gicnit geitelt iper'
Den, oo ibuen ooOur6 S9Dierig'
feiten nit england entiteben t0nn,
ten. IS miro Defenders bin5ugefiiet,
Bob o1td ioI6c g%rSIGnoer, Die ibr
IogeuanltteS critics giirgerpapier er.
mirft boben, nidt ermiinitt ieien,
Oa lie nod feline unerifaniiden gitr,
ger iinb.
@cgcniibcr Oieier eigcntiimltden
tm0 urtbereftiqten gluifaiiung lei
alf einen @orfaa bingemieien Der be-
lpciit, ipic man III frilbcren Sabren
aud folden proipeftiben Imeri.
fanertt bic nod, nidt @iireer &c,
moroeu luaren, aher ibre Ibiidlt err
fIdrt habelt, c8 81 ipar6eh Den boil
item Sdnib Der Ser. Stooten ouge.
ocibcu lieB, ieIbit nif Die @efabr
1i.l, eineft ariegsfoa 81 idoiten.
Gin llraor, nonens 0lartin SoS-
ia, bate iid) I'M Sabre 1913 on Der
u,Qariihen Gtboliltiou beteiligt mo
mar nod 0erel Undertaking nod
Sen Ser. Staater CntiIobcg, no or
cir critics acknowledgements er'
uirftc. gr mohte fllr3 ooroui cine
Reiie nod SElprn1, 100 CT auf Be
reiben 0e8 0iterreitiideu 9ouiulS
uerhaftet un0 on @oro zines otter
reidGiden SdiffeS gebroft puroe.
Sn5lpiiden fam ein uncertainties
aa%noflenboot inter &onmanoo 0es
auuitdn8 Duncan u. Sn9rabam IN
5ntprna an, un0 iobolo aapiton
,q1ardbam bon Ser @erboftung oes
Rartin aostd beroh1ihtigt uuroc
un0 erfubr, boB aosto 8um 5dut
5urd) bic Ser. Stnaten beredtigt
ict, berIongte er, Dab Der @cfongena
bun dusgeliefert mer0c.
Q(ls Der &apitGn oe5 OIterreiht'
den 1hiffes Oieie Gorocrung nb.
.ebnte, lieB Sngrobam icin Sdiii
lar sum Gefadlt MAIDEN unO 0robte,
@efpoIt ~or8ulpeaoen, roenn linn Sos
ia uidt iofort nusgelieiert luilroe.
gies geidob bctn alth, bod gob
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17

SournoI, @ein gcrf)
fif Die oEterre diihe 9iegieriing On-
NIT feinespeos aufrieoen, ionoern
IieB our1 ibren @eianoten in 8o'
ibineton bon Ser omerifaniihen Ge.
eierung @enuetu1ing un0 Sda0en-
eriae, Iotpie ole guslieferung Oes
4osta nerIonaen. Die antport, Die
ser bomaGge St~aotSrfretdr Bilianl
Is. Mocp onf bieies 8erlaneer CAB,
entbieIt i'm 8eienttiden tolgenoe
Yuifte:
ygIs Martin aostd berbaftet ipttr,
sc, uur CT 6ceits NIT Der 9iationa.
lit1t Der Ser. Gtuoten herieben uuo
AIT 6eren 5fub bereftigt. @eml
iemano inter ben b~eItebenoen @cie'
zen nit inierem ~nationaten Gbaraf.
fer bcfleioct it, 10 fam er ben
Sdnb 1tnierer 9~iegieritllg %berIangen,
uno 6ieier SditB fam ibm aepdbrt
mer0eL obne noB mir einer frcmoen
Hegterilila cine @rfln7tta Ooriiber
al geben brnllden, Oetn e5 TT
unIere 8flidt, Sen Redlten i%tnicrer
RationoIit1t iii nqert GeiIell Der
8eIt @eltttng su bcrihdffen."
@os ober 0amal8 Reft mar, BE.
iteGt uitd) Bette nod slt Hedlt. uno
ieOcr ~8iirqefm0i0nt, OR ieine Ct.
fIGr1ttg. 9iirger meroeu 81 pollen,
in Ser geIetlib borgeihriebenn @ei.
ie a6gegeben bot, lit gum Sdtbe
our1 uniere gta1ierittg bendtigt.
Nus Ser I'M ant9reB iett einge.
brahten gorloqe iibcr oie oIlgemei-
ne 9ienItpflidt erDelt oudb 0oB or
mad aniidt Oerer, Die bieie 8orIoge
eingebroft bober, oud) i1on oieIeI,
ben GfIiften pie eiu omerifmiider
giirger BAT, Bonn in oieier Gorloge
firo nift MIR ole giiraer ol8 tpebr.
pflid,tia be3eidnet, ionoern aud 0ie,
meIhe Sic grfidrltng ob9egebeu bas
bctl giirgar meroen ST tuoIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
9entide dreie ep. Stride. u.

9entide 5reie Gu. Stride, -. II.
3orcos StraBe. Of. Silfer6aumer,
@nItor. 8obnung 1t15 8orca8 Ct
@ottes0ienitlide 8erfummllmgcn
ndfiten Sonutag Die gauobnIid Inn
Inn fl llbr bormittags uno s u6r
a6enos. Sonntogsidule TO llbr
bormittogs. Sugenobereiu un 7:15
obenos. @aiiionsgottesoieuit je6en
D3ittpod a6eno iDdbreno Der 5oiten.
5eit. 81 ionitigeu amtsban0hnqeu
lm0 arantenbeiufen 1T Der 8nitor
ltets bereit. 8er onrin ieiner Silfc
beoorf ipredJe Dor ooer rufe nuf
euler 1892.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
5Rir9lidt 9a6ri6ten.

Gritc Gentide Gu. 2ntg. Stride,
20. uno 9&aion STR, 8aItor 8itus
Gang. 3elttider @ottesoienit Conn.
tag bormtttng Inn 10 ubr. engli.
ider @ottes0ienlt Sonntag o6eno
s ubr. Sober lit eingelaoen
ltno miufommen.
Sitls Gang.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17

Ser 9roBe g3ert zines atttcn Bril-.
lcnqloies Iiegt in benz perfeften 8ai.
Ten fir Sire giigen, ifno Der 5org-
falt, Sic ouf 0ie to0eIloie Qnferti.
oltrtq beripan0t miro. Or. 8eiIano,
Gremont, gtebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17

gs bc5obIt fd, IN ben Rial.
.fii5ierten gnaeigen~ Der GrlFlue ~
onf1oneieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Soften anf (mcrifas |9scutralitdt.

4ngeltft5 0ieier 1lttQtton IND
Ser 9lufliuOigung Der britiidet Gc
gierung, OaB Der lttn Die 3entral
m1dte gcIegte 8lodaoering nod Ell.
ger ge3ogen mcroen ioue, beihloB
geutiblano, Der nlrftbaren ariegs
tragooie Durd eineu getpdltigen, Der
uidtenom Sflog qegen England Elm
@noe at MAIDEN. QaB Der GntidtuB.
0cn mbei6r1nften Sol6bootfrieg
aui~5unebmen, bel 0eu 9teutrnIeu oui
8i0eritan0 itoBet nilr0e, lpur0e
niGt ais pobrideiulih betradtet
oenn Die oeutide Hegier1tug madte
gelteu0, 0aB 0erielbe mir cine mel
tere a~usoe9uing oes AuSbunge
rlmgsprin5ip5 biI0et. oos Gu9Iano
felt mebr ais 5lpei Sabren gegcn
3euti6lanO 0urtiu6rt. 9}an CT
Dartete 0aber, ooB Die Ser. 5tooteu.
I'M cine raide 9eenoiqung 0es
ihrefliheH &onfliftc5 m0glidl 5u
MAIDEN, lire gteptrotitat oufredt er.
balten tuuroen, mie 5pauien, sol
lnno, Gdnemorf giortpegan, 5tpe
ben un0 bic Sdlpai3 Dies getan ia.
ben. 3ieie Grmartuug Der gegie-
rung DurDe bonn 6eutihen 9oIfe ge.
teiIt, uno Der Sdritt Le5 Qraiioen.
ten 8ilion biloete oabcr cine itrUe.
re GnttduIhunq fir Die Inn lire gri
iten5 riitgen0e Station.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
ScutidlanO uolltc ~grufmiitig
hanoeLn.

Gieic Satiohcn waren Den Sen
tralmaften betonnt, un0 Geutid
IonO beihloB ua6 Sen grobortigcI
8oficncrfoIgen in Rumaniet rn1
Dem 3~uidmmetbru6 Der Gneniipl
ser 9lQiierten, Bent Grditoaltcn
8iIiou un0 6er &elt ieine 8ereit
miaigfeit gum 5rie0ensidIuB oil
Ser Balls 0es o5tatus QUO attc
tun05ugeben. Sic e~rtparteten Ser
neutrality-suspicious. aus Dem @ei
Ben @altie bIiebcn ieooh aus, IND
e. uuroe flor, 0aB Die Gntenta Ourd
Die 0eutiden 6rieoensbori6Ia8e 8ul
6ortiebrng oes Ringens crmutigi
mor0en mar, ga iie oieieIben ais Bet.
den Ser S6ndde ottslegte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
Dcroci3icttc sum-
-GAMcbbcctkric0!
9entidlanS fauntc Samdde oer
gliicrtcn unb bot arOhmitig
rie0en an.

Berlin, II. Sch. (6uufenoepe.
Ide.) Ole 8orgei6idte oes 9ruhes
Spildcn ben Ser. Staaten uno
0cntidlanS entbdIt biel, mas Der
g9elt nidt bcfannt gclpor0en lit mo
crit Sabre mad Dem ariege nieber
oeidriebcn merOen miro. Grit Damn
Miro es m0glid fem, Ole iiiugitea
ercigniifc I'M ridtigcu 2idlte 5u be-
urteilerl.
Go5 Sauptelemeut 0teieS nod tu1s
QeIdrie6enen aapitels Der iiingiten
8eItgcididte biloen Die aniblage
unO Sntriach init Denen bic britt
Idle Rc9icrlug 2Gitemorf, gtorlpc
aeu. @riedenlonO, 5partien ttno an
0ere n|cutrale &du0er lit 0er aricg
binein5ntrci1en bcriudt. au0cre
midtige unO icniatioreae Glenente
fins sic 5luar bon Der brttiiden Ben
fur p|crbeimIi6te, aber troeoen tie
tig muticr0e Not IN guglono ul0
Ser fiir5lide ariegsrat Der 9Iaiiertcn
IN &om.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17

Rnft Be6. 1872 fir Gares.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
&nFlanO nnO 6ranfrcidl miiNc.

GS lit Elm 6fientIides @eleimnis
0ob sic Soniereu5 IN Ser geuigcr
Stoot mir i~tottfnuo, neil 9hlBIan0
u0 6rautreid1 rrfldrt bottcn. Dab
lic SEN aampf uid)t Idrger fortieben
iuiirOeu, ais nod Elm paar Monate
StaIieniide 8l0tter mcloeten 0us
gang often. Gas GeiuItat 0es
aricgsrutes mar, onB es england &c.
lang, ietne 9laiicrtcl uodpnaIS 5t
iammen sit bcIten uno ite ST etncl
lcstet Straitomtrcugung 5t crHtutl
gen. @euu oud oicie erfolgIos
bleibt, ioa iebod Der 8ertrag, ourd
Sen it'd ole 2(qiterten bcrpflIdtet ba
ben, feinen 5cporatfrieoen SIT idlie
ben, uitt Idnger brloen0 ietn.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
GERMAN PRESS
RESENTS NOTE

AMSTERDAM, Sept 3 President
Wilson reiterated distinction be
Neeu tho German government and
tho German people caused most irri-
faton IN German editorial comment
today ON The reply 70 the vatican.
Dispatches here quoted the Berlin
Taeo blaft ass remarking in this con
ucctIon
President Wilson speaks OF the
characterization % GcrmanA which
WE also desire But internal ques-
lions are forbidden territory for for
cigners'
The Boersen Zeitung asserted
The German people viii not per
NIT themselves 20 be- driven into a
dange rous internal confiict by their
enemies which r. the Entente's ob
gcct
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept 3. Pope
Benedict viii launch formal "tccD
crs" 20 further tho ends OF peace
according 20 confidential adyices re-
ceived I'm diplomatic quarters today
The frst effort VIII be made along
the following lines. according 60
these adyices
Restoration Of Belgium Repay
ment for wrongs suffered. Pcrmis
sion 20 have German garrison a.
Antwerp Granting autonomy to
Lorraine. leaving the coal enriched
Alsace In German hands.
Making Trieste port outside Ital
fan jurisdiction
Leaving ttc Balkan question 10
the peace conference out insisting
'ha' BOSNIA and Herzegovina remain
Austrian territory
but while the next steps ~ tho
popo are sfill hazy, diplomats here
now feel positive he VIII move again
ONWARD peace carving his WORK
forward from The points upon which
he and President Wilson already
agree That The pope has both Tho
maximum and minimum peace
terms ~ Germany and Austria is re-
ported in cables
Some diplomats went So far as TO
hoiiepo fhe popo's next move would
be- based ON new sen OF peace
terms. reported scnt 20 tho vatican
by tho central powers In those
terms. allied diplomats here thought
there was revealed Germany hope
Of either dividing her enemies bv
achieving separate peace Win
Rus la or ucceeding IN en-cinc Tho
Allies nio peace conference be
fore tho end ~ Tho wear
~ This connection. 30 far AS her
eastern cenquests are concerned H.
Dis said Germans VIII oudcavor 10
retain them ana use them as dice N
The diplomatic game. with the pur
pose 0f Obtaining compensation IN
thD east for her African colonies b.
Dritpn hould refuse 20 rrtun fhCm
Her play upon hen eastern con
quests. II is said viii be- her chief
woans of seeking go ALLEVIATE Russia
from DO Allin hy creating The i'm
pros on that tho Allies are ready
- sacrifice Russia to strengthen
their own position
Tire ato department ha had mo-
wore indicating 'hat The pope in
tends 10 mako any new proposals 10
thc Allies or 10 exert his influence
~ turn Germany away from auto
cracy
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
DOLLAR EGGS
NOW PREDICTED

BOSTON. Sept ?. Eggs al 81 "A
dozen. with the price OF dressed
fowl somewhat lower. was predict
90 for This winter by Secretary
Wheeler Of the State Board OF Ag,i-
culture
Hc declared poultry men are Kill
ine on their focks because OF the
hilh cost OF grain
lt is also predicted butter will
jump 20 : a pound
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
MONTANA HAS
REAL WAR EAGLE

HELENA. Mont. Sept When
the boys of tho SECOND Montana
"go over The top in Flanders or ON
Mo Russian front. live Montana
eagle viii 20 with them. screaming
defiance 80 the Bochcs Tho liberty
bird E The property OF Private T..
T.. S9nregron OF tho headquarters
company. who enlisted from Malta.
and is now hailed 1873 Tho head
quarter company mascot Private
Sanrccron has officially named the
eagle Y ncio Sam
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
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FORD GIVES RED
.CROSSS5OO,0OO

WASHINGTON. Sept 2 Henry
Ford today presented The American
Rod Cross with half million dol
ars credit ~ his Detroit factory,
tor which ii can get autos. ambu.
lauce- and parts. tho Rcd Cross war
council announced today
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
$40 SAVED FROM
SINKING LINER

NARSEIII.ES Sept The linz
Natal was sunk IN a collision today.
Five hundred and twenty persons
from The vessel have been safely
landed There was no panic when
no vessel collidcd with another ship
mud MDnt down
The Detroit times., 1917-09-03

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The Detroit times., 1917-09-03
POPE Will.
TRY AGAIN
FOR PEACE
Next PrOffer Will Ad-
vOcate Restoring
Belgium
WOULD DIVIDE
LOST PROVINCES
Lorraine To Be Free;
Germans To Keep
Alsace

BERLIN. Sept lit would
be olshonorable 20 refuse the
demand OF President Wilson that
the people Of Germany euaran-
tee the peace treaty" the Vor-
-E~aerts asserts today, comment
Ing on the Presidents reply 70
the Vatican peace appeal