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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
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ApriL- Cine 8olfsa6itimmung Der
BeDobner oes neuen a0niqreihs $50
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HubIan0 uno 8elttlhlan0 biloen FOL.
Re, oiirfte Die @run0lnge oe8 lebten
Observation-Disclosures 0eiterreifsun
garns on @uBlono iein. iolpeit oellt
Idle geItrebungen im Often in 6rage
fonfleu.
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den ail5loliingen 5u idlieBen,
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nen fir @ebictsertuerbling Ole NAB.
reno oes arieges entitanoen Daren
0ett abifie6 eegeben at babcn.
3ie oelltihen g(nipielungen oitf
6icien @egenitano iino neni8er &C.
roll geBolten. Ger beoeutiamc 8ort.
lallt eineg artifels iii Dem So5iaIis
ftpnbfotte @ormGrts, Dem man jet
einiae oultlide 9e0entunq beimiBt,
qibt in6eiiet cinen @inblif in Die
9oiung, peIde Die oe1ltife 9tegie.
rung oigenideinIih i'm Gimme bat.
G~inerieits berInngen bic So8ialiiten
ei1en 5rieoen obne 2nnoermer6 ODER
Observation-Disclosures, onoererieits be.
fteber Die onOeren 8orteier nitf eis
men 1tie6en, melfer 9eutidlano
e%inigermnBen fir bic gebrodten
Gpfer an @ut uno 9lltt entitdOigt
pnO benz 3ettihen gteihe cine &C.
fderte 3pfrnft berbiirgt, pic Die
Sflaqtuorte Ioipobl Der aIl6eutiden
annerioniiten tpie aud Der gfe8ie.
run9 Ielbit lanten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Den Jrl1nScrit wimkt
icbt Pomcrnle!

8oI6ington, 10. April. Gs
berloutet, 0aB ouf 0en eroBeu
arieg8rot Der aQiierten un6 8ertre.
ter amerifos, Der bier oennGdIt OBJ
eebdlten tperoen miro. aud Die it.
Idnoiihe 6omer1tle 5ruge beiprohen
lperoen niro. @s miro in getDiIen
biciigen Greiien berborgeboben ,ooB
Die geilegung 6iefer 5rnge in ben
Ser. Staoten einen eitnitigen Gin.
Druf %berborrnfen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
1tMba min OcMtGd1c
Bankcn ~bcaMfitbti0cn!
GinIlnh Ses bentiden Gnpitals Tua
nHIdG0lid gemadJt ueroen.

Sem gorf, 10. 9tpri[. - 9aG-
ri6ten aus Scuba 5ufolge miro Die
flibouii6e &egierung in ndditet
Belt fir ole oeutihen @anfbduier
Der Suiel emen aufiihtsbeamte1 en-
nennen. 9ieie 6inanainititttte, mel.
DIE teilnciie unter Ge9ierungsfon-
troQe betrieben peroen i1no tetlpeiie
pribaten Gbarotter beIiben, reprG.
ienticren Sulammen cine 9npitoI.
1nloge bon bielen Wiiaionen Dollars
un0 iibeu einen m1dtieen @influb
in characterization &reiien aus.
@ie In Sobnna periid)ert ipuroe,
beobiidtigt Die Regierung ourd cine
WIobnabne, noie 8anfen ooran 81
berbtnoern Sperationen 3u @uniten
Der 0ettihen &egierltng ODER Der
Oelttiden SntereIien in atib1 ODER
on0eren lateiniid.o Or
ten ais3ufiibren." Ger offi5iele 8es
ridt aus &apana CAB inoelien 0e1tt.
lid gu 6eriteben ooB fem &eriud
gcmaft nerben miro, ben 9etrie6
oieier 8onfen 81 n~nterbinben ooer
at unterbritfen, iolange iie Die gteli-
troIitdt %betpabren. SnoeIien bielten
eS @r1iiOent Wenocd[ uuo S6ob.
amtSiefretGr 2eopoloo Goncio fir
6ag Bette, borbeltgenoe MaBnabmen
at treffen I'M Die elti9sfontrolier
ten @anfen Dor MiBbrolt6 3t be-
ma6ren, 5lt meldem iie Die 9otipens
oieteit bes gegenmdrtigen ariegs3lt.
itonoes bieaeidt treiben mag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
sanppiis aus Salpeiter.

I'm ben 2eIern einen 8egriff bon
Dem &egte Der 0per at geben, brin.
gen mir biermit cine fur3e SDnop.
It's:
8rin8 Sultan, oer 5o6n zines re.
gierenoen 6iirlten Der oeuti1en Dit.
teIitnaten bei9IieBt, ben SpLoelter-
obeno in @emeinidaft iaines so.
mlllS" GlateL III elmer Brobin5ial
itaot gu berIeben. 81 allen tolen
Strei6en jeoer8eit anfgelegt, miaigt
er IN ben ibnt bon 8laten unterbrei.
tetcn 8lon nit Dem iuligen @Grt,
ner 8Dilipp, Der in Ser SDlbeiter.
Raht ieinen alien Safer ols geoht-
lpdAter bertritt, 6a8 &oitiim 8t Der.
tauiderL Inn init Dem i9ouen Go3.
den, Der 8raut 86iIipp8, ~uneeItort
d)arnlieren 3u f0uuell. 90 am lei.
ben glbeno i'm faritli6ert S6(oiie
ell Mn$tenbou Itattfin0ct, gelingt
e8 Dem 8rin8er, nadoem er nit Dem.
jungen @Grt1ler iein Rnstenboa.
foItiim uno oieier nit Inn 0a8
acknowledgements nebit ltteniilten
bertmli9t bat, Den jnngen Wtonn.
0ur6 @el0 unb 5dmei6eleien 81.
befpegeh ben Sofbaq at beiuhen,
mGbreno or ielbIt, dis Ghadtpdhter
perfleioet, Die 6tllroen ouf 0et.
StraBen obruft un0 babel oqerlei
Saaotria triebt. 90 CT in 5i9ur uto
9altlng Dem iltnger @drtuer 4bt.
lipp iebr Gbnelt, Ddlt i'm aiiA oe8
lebteren 8rdut in Der 0unfelbeit
fir ibren S6ab un6 idBt iih ungc.
niert bon ibm ben Sof MAIDEN.
8Q6reno nun infolge Der tonen
Strei6e, bic Der 8riu3 ol8 0oft.
mGfter in ben StrnBen Der Stabt
beriibt, me9rere 1tnihuloige 8odter
in arreit uonoern miiiiet miro ser
jltrtge &6tlipp, nnf1oem er OUT benz
SoFboa fir l1ngere 3cit fid Die
Sudoigungen zines 9rin3en bat &C..
fallen laIien. bon benz Ser8og lin.
lano entIarpt mo ent3iebt iid nur
nit fuopper gsot ietner 8eboftung,
Die @r1fn 9onnit, bic Der ais
grins bertleioete ilnge @drtner NIT
ibrem 8erlo6ten periobut bat, filblt
Mitleio nit erterem, iuft oeiien
graut H6Sden a1tf un0 er5oblt bic
Ter bon Dem Quftreten ibreS 9rdll'
ais 8rin5 auf Dem 9ofbaae.
Bdbreno oieier 8eit fommt aud Der
nirflthe 8rin5 in ieinem gtaftiudh
terfoItlm atemlos ongelaufen, bal
Inn Die SGiher ouf ben 5crien
iiben, nm nit 86iIipp, Der Ioeben
pom Sof6aa 5uriiftommt, Inn ietner
graut Mitteilung bon ieinem alts.
b[eiben All MAIDEN, mieoer Die alet.
ounq eiisutuuiden. 9ei bieier &c.
leaen6ett meroeu ole, ouBer Den
Qamen ber6aftet uuo nod Der
5dloBmade abgefii6rt mo aud idlon
oiperIe NndtuGdter ol8 Qrreitantcn
lid befin0en. Sier erfolat MN Dor
Dem &ommiiI1r Die a~ilifIdrung mo
allies lott Iid in 8oblgefollen ait
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Wpcrns1lmffa6rMno
SMrtb Scn 11tmIikuercin!
Sas srOhc &crf bes aOmpOniiteu
IF, BIB. 9ieeie fommt SOnns
tag, ben 20. April, our
4uffiibrnHs.

0oS muIifaliide 9ublifllm BON
StoOt uno 2auo lit auf Die groBe
0pernauffibrung 0es Omaha 0tu-
l~ifpereins am Sonntag notmittog,
ben 80. april, I'M Seim bes Omaha
WhliitberelnS, ode IL. mo GoB
Str, ~nufmerfian genadt. Ser
8erein miro bel Der @elegelbeit oas
intereIIonte @erf ieiues 3irigenten,
0es bieiigen aomponiiten IF. Guo.
Steele, oSpIoeiter~, sur Qufilbrltne
brineen. 0Splbeter" lit cine bret
ottioe tomii6e Oper, bic Dor elmer
&eibe bon Sabren etnrnal in 9obens
port NIT rieiigem @rfoIge allfgefitbrt
nuroe. Gle miro bier i'm 0roto.
rilrmitil eegeben, neil llmitdnoe ben
oromatii6eu Still ni6t 5uLaiiett.
aber ole Salpt60re un0 Soils,
0uette, &er5ette uitp. fommert 5ur
ausfiibrung, unO 8par in elmer 8ei-
ie, Die geDiB oos boIite Sntereiie
Der 8uborer IN Anipru6 nebmen
nerben. aein 0eutider, Ser 2iebe
3u Mltiif unb @eiang Bat, ioate oieie
4uffiibrung beridllmen; iie miro elm
GreigniS in oeuti9en areiien biloen
mo iolte cine aliBerqelp0bnli6e
8ugfraft alsiibelt. 0aS qusfil6r.
li6e &rogromm fi1oen Die 2eier an
anoerer Steqe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Ocmtldte SclSatcn aus
Dealing ~entkcmmcn!

8aIbinqton, 10. g(pril. Sad
bier cingetroffenen Radri6ten iiuo
MitqIieoer Der oeutihen @eionot.
ihaFtgnode in 8eting nod Dem Sn.
tern oes 2an0eS eutfommen. Cine
groBe 8obl BON ibren bat 9titrtfte
.erreiht. no Die moboumeodniide
9eb0lferung itarf lit. IS miro Der.
Iihert, Dab Oie oeltti6en GoIonten,
Sic 3ibilfleioer troger, ben 8eriu9
modem Die Gbineien our llnteriti
tltilg Der Sa9e Der 3iirfei su be-
fuegeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Peirnt befreit nidbt
POM 111ilit6rSicnit!

8oibmgton 10. april. - 9os
arieqsamt bat beltte enti6ieOerL boB
illnge 2eitte, Die beiraten, lint nift
9oloat gu neroen, bonn MiIitdr
niAt befreit meroen. 4ae iltngeu
M1nner, Die felt g(usbru6 oes Grte.
ge8 beiroteterL lpcrben bont 4rie8s.
amt in 9leider 8eiie behan0elt ner,
Den, nie Die llnberbeirotetett mill.
t1rpflihtigen Wdnner. 9os arieg8-
amt bat Die 8eit1tngen oes 2anoes
eriudt oieIe8 befonnt al MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
GruLninn htrnriaht lencr.

sm Sniie bon 10. Daniel, 2721
griltoL ape., entitano Miitiuod nod
mittag aus nnbetaunter ltriade in
Der Slide cine erploiion, iuelfe oa8
Naiis III Brand iebte rno 6asielbe
nit SnbaIt faIt gdn5Iid 8erit0rte.
Ia lih in Der Slide neoer 8etrole'
I'M nod @aioIin befan0, 1T bic Or
ploiion linerfLarlih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
9laRen 60 Sane drummer.

Gbd8. 6rIclon, Mm. aellep, Wife
MitrpbD @m. Sn1itb uno 6raut
O'grien miiiien je 500 Celebrate
uno nuberoem nod 60 Gage
i'm @ef1ngnis Gudrtier be6iebeh
neil iie Hnd elmer s,noiaaer 9ieier.
@hisfen ~einaeiabrt hotter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
wei5enpreiie itcieen
micSer amf $40!

Chicago, 81, 10. april. - Moi.
8ei5en bradte bel 86rienidlliB 80.
1914 BIG 8u $2.40, Suli.g8ei5en So.
0234 unO September. 8ei8en ST..
1896.
Moi.Gorn bro6te $t.45, Suli
Corn $1.40% uno September. Gorn
81. 1896.
glni.6ofer brn6tc 1854, Si1li
Safer 64M unO September-&afer
561be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
DcrIanoen Prohibition
fir Gas eanSc CanS!

@oIbington, 10. April. - Die
miro
0em 9%r1iiocnten empieblen, bob er
iofort 0raitiide 9iaBnabmcn aur
e~innibrung Der grobibition I'M oart.
sen qanoe u~nternebme. Die Ser.
hcnung uno Der @erfailf bon 0pi'
rituoien ioa in Den ean3en Ser.
Stanten berboten iper6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
geredlte Gtrafe.

8eiL er ourd Die 9oit einer aran'
fenpfIeaerin I'M ct. Soiepb's Soipi.
tai einen nmanitdHoiaen Brief &C.
IonDt bate. tpuroe Sans Il. Semen
rom 9litter @cooroneb nuf 80
Eode ms 0efdnntis aeinnot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Nrr Mlihnnri faGt.

Der 0tiiiouri lit i'm 8aIlen begrif-
ZEN, uno Die @eiabr elmer @odflut
ideint borit6ergegangeu 3t iein,
Mfan glaitbt, 6ab. ipelm Dos @aiier
in bemielben WtoBitabe pie felt &C.
itern Mlorgen lpeiter iintt Die 9e.
lrobner lire negeu lleberibtpem.
ming berlaiienen Sduier tpieoer be.
fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Ocr0rS fir Bcti6aftcr
int Japan anserie9en?

@aibiugton 10. april. = Nus
qut utterridteter 6uelle berlnitet,
0og Sames 8. Beraro ols Got.
idofter mad Sapdn geben miro. Ser
9oitcn in Gotio lit oitrh ods Dor ct.
Iiden @oden erfoIgte gIbleben bon
gotIfafter Geo. rs. Guthrie oatam
q~euor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

Omaha, 10. apriL.
&inbbic6- 3ufubr 3,100.
8eefItiere felt.
@ute b. bette 1.60-t2.85
Weitttclm. geebe8 10.75-t1.60
@enobnlife 9.50-10.75.
&iibe uno Sellers felt.
@ute &. bette Sellers 9.60-t0.85
suite b. bette aiibe 8.75-t0.50
Mittelnt. albe 8.00-8,75.
@em6bnlide $4,000.
aornqefiltterte 6ttere 9.50-9.75
Stoders un6 Gee0ers felt.
@ute b. bette 3eeoers 8.75-9.50
g1ittclntGBige 8.00-8.75.
@eip0bnIide 6.75-8.00
@ute b. bette Stoders s.5O--9.75
Stof Settlers 7.00-9.75.
5tod ailbe 6.00-925,
Gtof adl6er 8.00-t0.50
Seal a6lber 9.00-t2.50,
Bulls II. 6tag8 S.00-9.50
S6wcinc-3ufrbr 9,400; gtortt be.
Ite felt, anoere i9tpod.
9ur6idnittspreiS 15.00-15.50
Soldier &reis 1850.
e-3 1000; Rarft felt
hammer felt Biz itdrfer.
qGntn,pr i'd 25-t570.
Sdbrlinge 1200-13.75,
92erifanii6e 2Gmmer 1925.
8eitern t4,75.
8i00er t.50-t2.90.
MrtterI6ofe 10.00-t2.25.
@efiitterte Ie1ltteridafe 1000
0aerif. Mhttteribdfe tt.60
@efiitterte 2antmer 1876.
GanIas Sin Marttberidt.
aonlaS GttD, t9. gpril.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000; Wtnrft
Iairololn, fnitm felt.
Goloro0os 11.95.
Montanus tt.30.
Sabrlingc ~uieOriger.
aabe uno Sellers feit.
aQlber felt.
Stod aalber 20-35c nicbrieer.
Sdlueine-8ufubr 1000; Marft
Ianqiam, felt.
&0dIter 9reis 1890.
0ur6ifnittspreis t5.00-t5.57
Sdafe-3ufubr $500; @larft felt
bis itorf.
@eiitterte 2dmnIer 1850.
Ct. SOisp6 @arftberidt.
Ct. Soiepb 19. 4pril.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOO; Wnrft
langiom bis Zoe uieoriger.
5dlDeins-3ufubr 5000; 9lartt 8
bis Toe nieoriger.
S0dIter 8reis 1886.
Sdaie-3ufu9r 1000; Marft felt
@efutterte 2dntmer 1850.
Chicago Mnrftberift.
9bicaeo, 10. 4pril.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 Ndrft fcit
%hmeina~Quf.thr f9 000. marf4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
9entide @enerale ueniipniert.

Amiteroam, 10. 9pril. ~ 8erli.
ner 8epeihen 5ufolge iino Die oellt,
iden @enerdIe aaempff 3eae uno
b. gonouneen berabiAieoet morDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

felt bis SC nieoriger olg Mitttpod.
S06Iter 9rei8 1896.
9ur6IfnittspreiS t5.45-15.S5
Sfafe- 3ufubr 10000; @anrtt &c.
lp0bnli9 felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

Beirut SUD bel einfdufen oui
Die o5ribnue~.
aboBnicrt ouf Die xdaIiae Eribite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Bon Ban @5nia

Is bedobLt iid), in ben .alai.
HT8ierten an6eisen" Der Eribane 81
onnoneiererL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

9rcr urferItiine Nfr sctsfid,
9reip, inoem man 81 ibrer @crbrei
hlnd beitrdat.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
THE ANNUAL TOLL.

In the untimely death of Frank N Wolcott. pioneer of carefulness and the prevalence among them of careessness are again sadly entrusted The hunter through the breast So far investigation has failed to the who sent the fatal bullet home.
 Last year Konrad Schmid of Lowell was badly wound ed and only saved from death by prompt action In the fall 1915 the Chiricahuas witnessed fatality among hunters Other parts of the report similar acci dents and the total throughout the nation is appalling
 Though the story is old one, Safety First" can The life of human being is worth hundreds of deer When hunters draw sight on an ndistinct movement in the brush they should be made realize that hu mans, we'll animals, make noises and agitate leaves and branches.
 Of Frank wolcott, personally too much cannot be said. The county has lost invaluable citizen. He came to Tombstone in 1SS1 when that camp was the wonder of the country and when its silver trickled out into the byways of commerce aid in making of the nation what it is From the outset operating the largest the county at the time of his death.
 Wocotts friends legion. glance through his old ledgers will disclose his faith in hardy old pros pector and miner The number of old accounts grub stakes" advances are without number Yet wolcott continued believe in human nature and his last days friend to all and enemy none.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
AmERlcAN-mADs ovEs1uFFs WIN FAVOR ABROAD

The American dye industry has not only grown big enough to supply practically all domestic needs, but is exporting important quantities nations. In July nearly s5OOOOo anilne dyes shipped abroad, according figures published by foreign and domestic of the department of commerce This is the first time that separate statistics for anine exports have been issued the innovation resulting from the recent striking growth of the trade
 Of all the industries created developed direct result of conditions, has shown rapid progress than American dyestuffs From only tablishments in which 52S people engaged pro ducing s,619,72s pounds of coaltar coors valued sll266ss, in 1914 the industry has developed until it not only supplies domestic demand for colors invaded foreign market European neutral and allied countries Canada Mexico Argentina Brazil British India and Japan
 No other article of commerce more vtally affects greater number of industries coaltar dyes few articles rival complexy of manufacture At the outbreak of the the difficulties the way providing adequate domestic supplies seemed in. surmountable the space years of plants covering many of ground have beet erected; numerous by-product coke have been equipped to furnish the necessary materials thou sands of wormen have been trained; special machinery has been designed built and installed; hundreds of chem iss and chemical engineers have their entire time to the unfamiliar work connected with producton experimental research has inaugurated perfect processes machinery possible discovery of new coors organization consultations and alliances have been effected within the industry further increase output at decreased cost; and it understood the trade that plans under way entering foreign kets large scale
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
Ripplnq Rhgnaes
BLESSING IN DISGUISE.
{ By WALT MASON.)


 The cost of living still is high. and men of modest means must cut out porterhouse and pie. and live on whole some greens. I used to freely blow my coin for viands rare and rich, ex- pensive cuts of tenderIoin and terra pin and sich. But in such grub have no share, now, when the noon hour strikes; a horse might view my bill of fare. and find the things it likes. A COW might scan the daily spread in this, my humble cot, and sigh, Right here l would be fed-such victuals hit the spot!' I gnaw the lucious ear of corn, of squash eat my fill, and wash both down with horn of cider from the mill. To furnish me the food need no creature spills it's blood; I've eaten so much cattle feed that now I chew my cud. Pm eating horse feed day by day, clean herbs and grain and chaff, and when I'd talk I often neigh, and whinny when I'd laugh. But. oh. I'm feeling fit and finei I've shaken off disease; no rheumatism now is mine. no cramps are in my knees. We eat too much, our gruD's too rich, when we have coin to spare; and it's a good ly thing to ditch the costly bill of fare
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24

fine not exceeding s1O0 for the first ofense or thirty days in jail.
 After J. E. Beets of Kansas City goes back and squares things up with his wife and child, he may be allowed to come back to the sunshine state of Arizona This was intimated at conference between Governor Camp bell, assistant States Attorney Whit ney, Beets himself, and his attorney. P. H. Haynes, yesterday afternoon. The conference was held to decide up- on the extradition of Beets asked by the Kansas officials. At the conclu- sion of the hearing yesterday the gov ernor signed the extradition papers turning Beets over to Kansas. Some time ago Beets cleaned up a pile of money and came west with it, leaving his wife and child back in the home town. Entreaties on her part to re- turn to her and their child met with a cold reception it is said. He was simply crazy about the sunshine here.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
PHONE NO. se,
Wednesday Morning, October "A, 1917.
ROBERT FITzsIMMoNs.

The telegraph yesterday carried the news of the passing of Robert Fitzsimmons, former heavyweight champion of the world worthy of than pass ing Weighing only 15s pounds in his ring tune, he won both middleweight and heavyweight championships against greatest fighters of the past decade, Jack Dempsey and James J. Corbettr Fitzsm mons Cornishman raised in Australia, and he to country twenty-five thirty years to win the worlds premier honors a fighting He the hardest hitter that donned glove. The bigger they are the harder they fall" maxim of this middleweight felled the big in round with But it is of his gameness his friends admirers love to bear witness This baldheaded frecked thinwaisted broadshoudered glad game to his hearts He fought on after by Jeffries, he came back and grand fights when far past price, Jeffries ribbons in battle and would have regained the title but for hands Old broken the vgor of youth gone forever indomitabe the end of his ring The champions today cheap fourflushers. Fftz fighting par excellence Always on the square good sportsman observing all the tradi-
 ons the ring he a gallant foe and fine friend. That old conquerer Death. has counted ten the champion of champions Well, so it. but this editor man cannot watch that fatal without shedding fighting that crawled through the ropes of a ring So long, Fitz old scout let your calling have been, and be now. what it may you man!
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
OLD FAILING BED TO
 BE WORKED OVER

J. H. Hurt & Co., have acquired the old taiIings dump of the Grand Cen tral mine. one of the biz producers of the early mining days, one mile west of Fairbank, and will work il over for the mineral it contains. The firm, which has established headquar- ters in Fairbank, win build a spur track 1000 feet long connecting with the Benson-Nogales branch O. the Southern Pacific, utilizing the road bed of former track taken up several years ago. This roadbcd is still in pretty good condition and only light grading will be required to make il ready 10 receive the rails. The leasing firm will do this work with their own workmen but have an agreement with the Southern Pacific upon that com pany's usual basis for installing in- dustrial trackage. This spur track is expected to be completed in about 10 days and machinery ordered placed in position as soon thereafter as can be done The concentrates of which the dump is composed. will be shipped to Deming or Fl Paso for smelling.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-24
MINING NOTES FROM VARIOUS PARTS
 OF THE COUNTRY

George Henshaw. representing the Norton Morgan Commercial company, made a trip to Cochise. Dragoon and Johnson last week and reports un- usual mining activities at Dragoon and Johnson. Around Dragoon the Wolf ram properties are again being opened and much activity is manifested in hat section. At Johnson he states a regular boom is due. During the draft period large quota of men were called from there and shortage of la bor thereafter experienced. The places of the absent ones have been supplant- ed and the work is beginning again in earnest. Buildings and improve ments are going on rapidly. and John son will this winter have year of prosperity unprecedented in it's his tory. New properties will be opened up and the old reliable ones will in- crease their forces.
 H. A. Morgan reports that the min. ing activity in the Aravaipa section is also taking a new start. A number of properties are being worked and some very high-grade ore taken out by burros to the wagon road. where it is being freighted to railroad.
 At Dos Cabezas the Mascot is ship. ping more than twice the amount Of ore than ever before and constantly expanding it's production.
 The Casey Gold, operated by MT Welty. is driving a tunnel to connect with the large ore body. The tunne is now so far advanced that they ex- pect to cut this ore body next Sat urday MT. Welty stated that this tunnel also cut a seven-foot ledge not appearing on the surface.
 The LeRoy Consolidated Mining company, in charge of Mir Peterson. is rushing along improvements and operations are being made to make regular shipments.
 The Bean properties are now being operated by California parties who are now doing considerable work with very gratifying results. Al larger force O. men will soon be put ,o work on this property.
 Never before in the history of this section has the mining activities been greater and the future for this branch of industry more promising-Willcox Range News