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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Tie elf Nysilliarbe ariess-
arebit'S}orlage
9 o m R.prdfsntantsnb u 3
sinFimmis ausenoms

Q m Reprdfentantsnb u 8
Elm fimmig anssnoms
men.
Dafbinston, .. 6. 6. Sept.
Die grobs ArlsSstrebitporlass, bel
Der e. iit um gerDilisunsen bon
81, ,53S, ,945, 400 6aRbslt, ipurbe an
Donnsritas absnO pom Heprdlentdrs
tsnbaus sinitimmig ansenommen.
glidt elm sinois.s pi4tists ImeIis
bemsnt ipurot Der 9orldss ansebduei.
Repr. W1oore ron pennipluanien
mahte nit elmer 6rupps bon Repus
blitansrn sinen OsrsebIi9sn 9eriu4,
iein Announcement sur anndbms su
brinasn, unter BEN Elm aommittse sur
uebsrpa4uns Der Griessanssaben
treirt ipsrben ioIte. Das amenosment
puroe iur5sr Sauo suriidgepisien.
Dem Rspr. Cannon, Su., seldry s,
elm SoHpromib' 'Gmeussmeni cur Gns
nabns Al 6ringsn, unter Dem be 3uns
fen auf Bombs I'm getrdge bon nidt
mebr aIs $1,000 fir iHrHIer fteusrfrsi
iein Ioaen. er poIlts ben 8etrag auf
$4,000 IeItieBsn, Rspr. ait4in Iitb
fia aber nidt bnrduf stn.
Inter Der gorldge ipirD bic IHss
aabe BON ionpertirbaren pisrpro5snits
gen Bombs in 50be Don $7,53S. .946. :
460 dutpriiirt, bi. Der 8riegsprofits
,teuer uHb Der Gin.ommsus 3uihiagss
iteuer untcrporfsn fnb. B!s lanse iie
Al laufen bd6en, fpirb Der 9istrtiion
beg S9dtamtsietrstars anbetmgsIiea..
Bon bisfr Stmme iiun $4,000. Geo ;
600 fir ipetiere 0urleben an bie ssS
liirten beifimnrt; nit $1,000. 900. 600
Ioaen bic bersits dusgegsbeuen 3apfos
entiaen Bombs einesl6ft Derben urp
bic iibriaen $538, 945 ,460 fofIez fir
ou FpnDertirung dnoerer ausisbenoer
Bombs peripsnbet iperbtn.
Der SprtGer GIart pdrnte irIb'
renb Der Debate in einsr ensrsifdsn
Rsbe bas 5aus Dot Sii groBen gonsa'
ausoaben. Gr befiiriporisis, bab be
SdIfte aller Rrieasausga6sn burH
Bombs unb be dnbrs 5dIfte bur4
Stsaern asbedt tuerbsn folIte.
Ses StrmRu fasie ner Spreder. g
lei baeseen, bab bR S6uIbsn siir oi.s
Zen arsa iiiHfiiasn Generoiionen outs
e.Iabsn psrben foIlsn. .Diefe 9cues
ration bat ber ariea angsfanssn un5
iie foate aud ibrsH 1beil Der S9ulb
trugen."
gls Der Npr. Qsnglporth BON Cbic
iaste. bob gnalanb bier 5inftsi isis
u.r RrieasioF.n burdi 9onbsoassd5en
b.ds, dntipori,t. Der Gprsder. .r ipols
k -siren Sut petteu", bob bic Bombs
Gnelanbs pismals 5u pari adufsr
finoen ipiirbs.
Die GnaIdnber oeridufeu Ens
absr bic Bombs gu pdri. ndrf hRr Der
Repr. Joron,p Don Th6aau EN-:
50, uHs. aber an glisu,duo ars
bers, autmnrtste Der Spre9er uilte-
nlldsmeiusr gsIGdfsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
sSraam arrcd,tiertiat.

Coroner Or. Bauer CAB seitern ieis
uen Dabripru9 bsaiisIi6 bes SOoss
oes 6arbisen So5n 9oIt ab, Der ON
DerflOfensn Nuntns Don bsm poli3iS
fteH Sobn $. gruam srfapiIen ipurs
be. Ter Coroner srilGrt, bab Sraall
bolltommsn bere4tist mar. bon ieinem
RepolDer 9ebrauh 5u MAIDEN, ba
9Olt, ben er fpesen elmer tuiiiten Priis
selei perbaftet bate, ibm ben &nip'
pei entrib unb i'm nit bemfeIben all=
griff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
1ie memtralen Z@iHe
Die in ameritanif4sn Sdfeu Iisasn,
gSeroen pabripeinbi6 aud tonfiS5irt
iperDen.

WaibtngtOn. .. s., 6. SePt.
Der WaHgsl an SdiFfen mag bic Der.
Staaten perdnIallen, S9lffe rleutralsr
gtatlcnsn DON ungefubr 100000 IONS
nen, bic isBt in ameriiduii5en SGfen
liegen, gu bef9ldsnabmen. Iie bols
lanoif9en uHb ftanbirapii9en Sdifs
fe, bic Rabrunssmittel an gprh be-
ben, lperben, ipie srtldrt piro, .'isl.
leiht gespungen tperben, ibre 2asrns
gen 81 lOf9en unb iih nah 4uiirafieH
unb Sapd 81 beseben, UNI @eiseH uns
3uder gu bolen.
Die bisiigen 8eamten srttdreu. o1b
unt.r benz YOlterrsht triegfiibrerbe
Rutionen Elm Heft baben, ntiiiraIe
Sdiffs gu reauirirsn, penn bes nurh
Die 8riegsnpttneubigteit 5sboteu fsiu
follte. Inter biefer 4uslegHng bat eis
aneritaaiI6s Eeaierunq erft tiir5lih
meprers oiterrehti6e Shtffs bfhlas,
nabmt, Die lei gusbrud beg 9rhecs
in ameritanifdsn 9dfen 3ufludi &C.
iuft battsn.
ppllanpp1e Sntfte DON 100000
Sonnen unb ftdnbinupiI6e SdifFe
Don unsefdbr 100000 Sonnen lisaeu,
nit RabruHssmitteln belabeu, in ames
ritanifben Sdfen feitbem bas Geiet
CUR apntrolIirurg Der 4usfubr in
araFt astrskn lit. Die Giseuthiimsr
Der Rurgoes bdben iidb ionsit getpeis
CERT, re su ISihen unb bic dm,ritari>
f6e Reanrung bat iih getpeieert, sic
erlau6uib CUR abFabrt 81 seber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07

Ius; q. 3. Gibbs. z. $. gsiIion mo
sg. 6. Reaeod ppn Seait!e, ssoib |;
~. s. Ssooos, Surcp, GoIo.; !. $.
Saa, Setroii, Mid, uno StonIos
9iittleG, sforfolf, sfebr.
8eripunoet-g. @cSaboen, Sdnc,
Sarias; = 6 Sill. Chicago; Gliifo-s
SSeoraei,n, @inneapol;s; u. i 2Gdn.
ring, Butte. @ent Tapio epaa.
eJiraeo; @iiireo 6. @bitr. 9ocmis,
gsoib., mn slrthur 2abap, slrlinstor,
O. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Cpfer eimes Nnteriees
bnpfes
Bon einem ameritanif 9en n
Dampter gerettet.

BON etnem amerttant 4e n
9ampfer gerettei.
Gin atluntif der Safen.
6. Septeurber. Die Yeiabung zines
ameritar1ihen Dampfers, Der pGbs
reno bes Sases bier angetOmmen 1T,
beri9tet, baB er on einer SteiIs, 120
Msilsn Iiiblid bon ben aSoreu, 81
Wnnn bon benz fran3oiiidsu S4iff
.Wasbulene" serettet babe, bas BON
einem oeuti9en llnterieeboot berisutt
porbsn mar. 3ebn Wann pon Der BE,
faBung Der .WasOaiens" tpursn bur9
@ei1iibfeuer set6btst unb nsun nareu
nsripunbet porben. Die ue6erlebenbm
tpurbsn in einem 6afen in algisr ges
lanbet.
Der &apitGn bes Dampfers iast,
oab bus beutfne unterieeboOt inner.
falb turser 3eat au9 nod flint onbsrs
S6iffe DerfeHft babe.
81 merifan er in. Der faRa.
bidder n 8erIuitIiitc.
6 ttaip a, Ont, 6. Geotemter. -
Sic am Doqineritag peroiierItlrdtc
faitaoiite 8erl1rftliite eutbGlt Die ga.
men foiealhcr Gmerifaner
8et6Stet sc. 3. 5Ia1inerp, &c.
tloit. 9i9v; 5. 8. Belt aopcta, aan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Die gtaottpablen in gf,
petersbnrg
Tefultirtsn in einem Siess Der ras
bitalm parteisH.

ct. pstersbura s. Sept. =
Die ftGbtiittu Wdbieu in Ct. pes
trsburs rdultirien in eirem Siege
fir bic Rabitalen. Die fo3iaIsu Res
rclutiondrs uHo Die @oIInepiti brad.
TEN ben osnGbidten So3inftiteu uno
ben ioHiiitatiOnellsH Dsmcirdteu st,s
fhiDsre glisbeylase bei. Die feSiaier
Repplutioudrs gabsn 10000, bic
8plI6epiii 174,0oc unb bic fonftitus
ticnellen 9emotraien 101 900 Stim>
men ab. Die fo3inlsn RspClutiondr,
pdhlien 73, bic gplfhebiti 20 uub bic
fpnffitrtipreaen Senoiraten A
Gfubtrdthe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
snlsr hires slutOmObiIs ,a psrA1it,a,

eenisr ibrss aniOmObiIs ~ rabliisH.
rrhuftsn.
Die brsi Mdnnsr tedbiittistsn,
om friiben Nlcrsen in einem automp'
til iih na9 gai9tpopb gu bessben uno
bic Sant 5piidsn II uHt IL llbr 5u
bsrnubsn. Die poIissi battle in Gre
fafruus gebra4i, bnb Der llsbsrfal
felt msbrsren 1nsen sepIant iei, unb
ols oas Eric in Dublin. norolih bon
Columbus, ouf bem Wese nad Hifs
pcon dntam, ipuro: ss bon ben De
iips. peldt iih psrborssn asbaltsn
hnttsn. nerhnfiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
0Sir fibren 1riea gegen
bas beutIf,e Bolt
llno nitt mir eegeu feline JiegieruHa,
iagt Senatpr Sones ron
SSaibiltaton.

8afbington G. Scptcmber.
9r Der. Staaten beiinben iidJ int
Sriee init Dem 0eutifen golf uuo
miiiien Ons 6eiitihe golf unb Die
oeutide Regierirns beiieaen. ebe 5rie.
oensbeOingllngen geitellt lrerSeH f6n.
Her Iagte wabreno oes 3ages Der
Suiator Sores bon Raibington IN
eTer 6rieoensreoe tpabreno Der DC.
bate ilber Die Gricgsiteiler.9orIaqc
4icies Sailo mab eiirnal begreIien.
oas ole Sopalit1t oes oeiitifen Boil
tes fir ieiHen aaiier uueridpIttert lit
.,Dteiler Anli6t uad) lift Rlrl,IaiiS
aus Dem ariege ausseimaItet" iagts
ipeiier ser Seuator. yg9enn es bis
5uu; nidGten SriiDiabr feinen Sepo.
rctfrieoen abgeibloiien bat, banu
p,lt IS intuerNn feline MoGt meb-
iein nit Der 5u ret)nen lit, mn heiit-
iue uHo oiierreitHite armeen, Die
jet Den Ruiien geeeiuiteriteben, mcr.
Sen bnrn uniere 2riippen an Der
ncitIiden sSrent betGntpfen.
.Sagt uns nidt uns feIbIt beliigcu: ::
Bir fiibren uidlt Series gcaen Den
beirtifen aaiier, ionbern ecgen ol,
beutid)e Rolf. gir rliiiien Sas ocltitc
@olf beiicgcn umo oie Geuti4e Iegis.
rrrg, e5e mir an Srieoensuuter1ans.
lurger oeufen forncn. @ir hatcn es
MT eiiiem 8clfe gu tb,;n, Dos crbittcrt
oornber III, ooB mir ueriudlen ibnt
PorihrIiten 6etreffs ieiner inncrer
glngelegenbeiten gu MAIDEN. s9ir
minicn ale ltus 5u @ebote iicbeuocn
sieiourcen aufbieten, Inn Sicicn Qcn.
fit: ou GnSe 81 briHqru".
Srs @rbettsbnu gsIanbt
q etp gort, 6. SEPT. - qm
Toneritaa fpurben bier sipsi Srldnz
eer, pel6e Elm fritiI6es Retruties
runas platdt berabrtfisn, bon eiuem
poli3eirifter 3u 80 sdeen arbeiiss
bnus perurt6silt. Die WGnner faatsn,
iie bdttsn bns gldtat strfort i'm
Snt.reife Der 5retbsit Srlanbs". gei
Der 9ertiinbigung bes llrtbsiIs iaate
Der Rihter: rSie unb RGnnsr pie
Sie baben tsin Re6t, mad oief.m
2anbe an fommsn unb iif ameritas
Rider grioilegieu gu erfrsuen, tpenn
Sic berfu6en, einen Don 4meritas
'GniirteH su f9mdben".
@epldnter 9nnfraub
pereiteIt.
gclum6us, g., 8. Sept. =
Sierber seiunbte SnforHotion, bers
sufplge brei MGnntr, Stunlen Gdnbs.
Gharlss 2autbsn unb Bob pbiaips,
fdmmtii9 pun Columbus, beabfih-
tieen, bic gnnt ppn RiHpoob, o.
All 6erauben, fsbte om Donnsrifo9
bier bepdffnete Detsftfps BON bier
iuitnnb, bic Rdu6er in einem 6inters
bait su eripartsH uub ", iOipis ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-07
Aytit omrd,idnittener SebIe
Wurbs aapitGn 6. q. aroOt in GOrt
StsDens, Oregon, aufsefunSeH.

Sort Sterens, Oregon, 6,
September. Der adpitGn g. U.
a-oot, Elm arhise 3ubImeiitsr, ipsls
der oem bieIissn OuartisrmeiIters
gorps bsisessben nnr, lpurpe am
Wittpot glbtne nit bur6idnittensr
aeble tDbt in isinem 9ubsSirmsr
aufgefunbsn. aameraben BON ibnl
Ingtsn, psrmutbli6 babe Sdpitdn
aroot Ii9 ods 2.bsn senommen, neil
er all nsroGfsm 3uiammsntru4 sss
litten babe.
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poIitiiaes.
1riit fur bic sinmelbnns Der aaasi
6ateu liei nm 9IittsrnadJt ab.


lin Dsitssrnani lief bic 6riit Iir ois
9nmslbuns Der aanpioatsa flr ok
ysopsmberIoaDl ab unp belm Bahi'
ratb, osnen pureuus naturIl4 hls 5u,
miitsrnadtissn Stunbs seofinst ma
rsn, lisfsn ssltsrn in eritsf Stnie ne
stanploatenlIiten aus ben oeri3'eoeueH
Nrtl9aften i'm Gountp elm. oenn ois
rspuolitann9e, iople bic osmotrat'lGs
partei in Der Staot babsn ibrs Aan@
plpotsn betanntIl9 eeIesentli9 Der
9rimGrpabl nomiuirt uno oas Refu!s
tat oisisr Nabl bereits Dor einiser GET
nntsrbreltet.
Bon beionoerem Sntersle mar, io>
prit bic aeitern unterbreiteIen a1nols
batsnliItsn in 9etrabt tamen, otslsui'
aen fir S6ulratbsmitslieoer. Snsge~
iamn,t limb auber ben Sunoibateu ser
So5ialiiten fir S4ulratb nsun &aus
bibateu i'm Ssslos. Disie aanoieatsn
unb bic 3abl Der llnterihrif.en ai.i
ibren Nominations petitionen tldn
pis folgi:
Gbris Gr6arbt 1910; Or. :. gt.
@itbrup 4,637; e. 9. Rogers 2,481
Samuel g(t, 4,637; Gliffprb 8. 1fis
'ber 5,599; Malcplm Wc9lrpp 5,2e8;
Charles ". Corn 2,879: Charles Il.
Nortpn 2.9O2 unb Tr. garreQ SsbDs
mer 2,625.
9ie So,iaIiitcu babeu oen
@ollra.b sic 9eamen ihrer Sanoioa.
ten fiir bie 5eoorileberoe MunIjpol
r'ubl iriter5rcitct mo 5mar III -
9setitioncn, pel4e inSgeianmt POTS
lllteridrifteu trugcn : ie aaloloaten
iinu nis iolgt: S}iirgerlneiitcr Sbo.
mus Slmncridmitt. gto. 21tS Gii.
teft glucni.c; Stootr atb@prnl:Gelrt: {:
Saiurcncc gsic!pino, 9io. l54G @eIt
Sc6itc Stra3c. StaotauOitor: Otto
Hndtaeifei, 30. 749 Oit WeWilnn
StraBe; StabtidatmeiiIor: Charles
Stmars, 9tc. 1857 gSeihuco0 glpe (;
Stiotaapdlt. Gtto 9loea.r, 9te. 2l0
Sp Clifton glpemle; Sta0iratbsmit'
g(itoer at large @eorse 9ruulltetter,
9o. 30t @ooolioe @lacr; Sobu @an'
tililan, go 222 @oslen Strabe;
S,arrp Sanunerid}mitt, gtr. 2759 u.
SeGlta StrlBe; glIbert StleuF, gto,
1856 Fremont StrcBe; Charles
Wleier, gto 3639 Glrbiif 9Ipenlle;
s,ogn SsIm. 9io. 123 GIberon ADe;
9ridter Hcs Superior @aridts: sll5crt
Gtiermann, SO. AS aba Strabe;
8lriibenSer Sitter oes Tiini,ipol'
geriGt5: Cherries 2uttman, Ro. 2232
N'arine StraBe; Milni5ipalrid)tar:
<uiep9 IaJln, lltab glpcnue, iino
Sipen Rooop, Go. 4140 2afeman
gpenuc; St'rlrath; Gotta .Silrtc, 20.
502 g9eit Sibcrtp Strobe; !Darrletr
%othentni5, 10. 1913 Sbio aoenre;
@ilraE, Gcrl.s, geo. PIP gogsu
GtraB.. irno Sarrp u. Sdmiot, DO
$50 Of:!ton 5traBe.
Der Smnmtcrnebner Sonp
Snrnb.od, pon Ro. 1120 Eeblsr
strobe, geocuft als nnabfdnqfger
armofratiifcr Staotrattsfanoioat ii
ser II. &arb auf,iltrcten. 1er resu.
Iare oenlofrotiif'r anupioat III 3oneD
StbIer, Ddbrenb Die RepabIirnner oeH
ncgcniuirtiacn Stabtratcr 5enrg
,SInier pieber uufgciteat bal en-
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armer Batter.

gbef (entp5rt): ,Gas iebe ID, sic
ihIafen. anifdtt gii arbeitenl
angtfefiter ffi9 erihrcdti nuf,
ridteno): .8er3eimms. &err prin.
sipoI, ober unIr 9abp bat MD b.
enrBe Wodf nod sebaIten.~
.So7 san, banr aebe i'd S6nen beg
sittrn mott, fifnffie SDr @ubp NIT
ms @ei9dft 81 bringeit. bourit Is Sic
nn4 ON Soae mod bdItl-
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@onoeIbil bilSetboriieIlnng beitrcbnte.
mar bel ieiner 3iiidfebr periGwuiben.
= Gin Sbleid,6ieb iiidte aeiicru
oie @rorerplGoen Der ssrmi eb1S.
Sains uio oes 9has. gellman, beioe
an Der 9eehmcnt aoe., Mt, @aibtng-
ton, bsin pao eirtpenbete Gus ben
2at entailen $500 reip. $1,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
LEMONS BRING OUT THE HIDDEN BEAUTY Make this lotion for very little cost and just see
 for yourself.
W nat gIrI or woman hasn't he

wnaI girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to bleach the skin and to bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed with orchard white this way: Strain through fine cloth the juice of two fresh lemons into a bottle containing about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months. When applied daily to tho face. neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, clear, smoother and beautify the skin.
 Any druggist will supply three ounces of orchard white at very lit tie cost and the grocer has the lemons.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
Jewelry Valued at
 $2,OOO Is Stolen

Jewelry valued at between $500 and S2O0O was stolen from a room in a house on upper Brewery Gulch early yesterday morning, according to a report made to City Marshal Jimmie Allison. The jewelry, the property of May Davenport, who is now in a san atarium at Phoenix, was in the room of a girl named Hazel Vickers. After the lights on Brewery Gulch had been put out yesterday morning, the Vic kers girl and several others went to Lowell in an automobile. When they returned a few hours later, they found that the door of the room had been pried open, the lock of trunk pick ed end the pewelry missing. Among the property stolen was ladies watch, pearl stickjin. brooch with seven diamonds, watch fob set with diamonds. pair of diamond earrings, a revolver and several other articles of considerable value. The police have no clew to the identity of the burglar, but hope to shed light on the burglary within a short tiree.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08

Another week finds another hun dred new members in the Warren District Civics League, now boasting upwards of 200 in its campaign for a thousand members in the league.
 Mrs. Arthur Notman announced last night that the leagues meat cut ting demonstration has been post poned until next week, owing to the manifold other activities of members. The committees are rapidly shaping the leagues program of work for the summer, and it will be announ ced within a few days. Among the first subjects to be treated will be this per taining to best meeting the food and dress problems economically. Mem bership calls for neither money nor obligations, and every woman in the district is urged to join. The follow ing are new members of the last week:
 Mesdames Elizabeth Ewing, A. z. Megede, E. R. Dugal, Celia Wilcox, Frank E. Wilcox, Chester L. Wilson, Lillian Wilcox, Fern Gee, Mary Glen vile, E. L. Blair. Jane Anske Vonk. Chester H. Moore, Hugh Terry, H. E. Henderson,, Joe E. Henderson, T. O. son L. L. Gilman, Hal Lisman, Edna Botsford, Sam Whalley, Garrett. J. L.: Benton, Stacord, Charles Roberts, Ed. Dickinson, Pickering, Mark P. John, c. M Ligon, Charles Lobb, J. w. Fish CT, Retalich, Tom Walden, Webster, F. E. Bennett, Fred Nicholas, Sam Fisher, Kelley. Martha S Bennett, c. E. White. Mary L. Scott. ". J. Mar tin, J. Senna, Francis Waters, Annie Waters, w J. Vollmer, Blanche Lind quist, F. Munkres, w. H. Anderson. P. A. Davis, w. H. Hardin, Geo. W. Vanderwalker, c. W. Moon, M. Scott, R. O. Owens, Eliza Hanley, John Charon. E. H. Clark, J. P. Williamson, Boston, Clara L. Dodds, Ratterres, NJ. E. Piper, Elvira Re4nholm, Alice Win ters, Martha Tripp, w. W. Smith, w. R. Trieman, William Roberts, P. J. Walsh, Anna Cowperthwaite, Elvia R.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
The Coming Baby

Every help that will tend to aid the expectant mother and foster the well-being of the tiny infant should be promptly rendered.
 The time before childbirth is one of much discomfort. This is caused in a large measure by the tightening and stxaining of the abdominal tis- sues, as well as the network of cords, fragments and muscles in that part of the body.
 For many years thousands of women have successfully used the preparation known as Mothers Friend" It is safe and dependable to be used by every prospective mother. A famous physician formu- lated the preparation. Mothers Friend" is for external use, and IS composed of special oils and other in- gredients which have a penetrating and softening effect. Relief from much of the pain at the crisis IS found.
 Any woman awaiting childbirth should secure a bottle of Mothers Friend" from her druggist, when the abdomen first begins to expand. No time should be lost in beginning its use. Apply it night and morning without fail. Address Bradfeld Regu- lator Company, Dept. B, 394 Atlanta, Ga, for valuable guide book; It IS tree'
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
GOMpERS ASKS UNITY
 OF RUSSIA IN WAR
Continued From Page One)

which the German people can bring the war to an early end is by eman- ating the glorious example of the Rus sian people, compelling the abdica- ton of the Hohenzollerns and the Hapsburgs and driving the tgrannOus nobility, bureaucry and the military out.
 Advice to Socialists
 Let the German socialists attend to this and cease their false pretenses and understood plotting for an abor- tive peace in the interests of kaiser ism. Let them cease calling pre- tended international conferences at he instigation of connivance of the 5aiser. Let them cease their intrigues @ caiole the Russian and American working people to interpret your de -land. no annexation. no indemni- ;ies,' in 2 way to leave undiminished the prestige and the power of the [ Herman military caste.
 Now the Russian autocracy is ov- erthrown, neither the American gov arnment. nor the American people ap- 7rehend that the wisdom and expert nee of Russia in the coming years will adopt any form of government | han the one best suited to your needs. We feel confident that no mes age, no individual emmissary and no commission has been sent or will be -ent with authority tOA offer any ad- ice whatever to Russia as to the con- iuct of Fer internal affairs. Any com mission that may be sent will help Russia in any way that she desires O combat kaiserism wherever it ex' I ists or may manifect itself.
 Word has reached us that false re ports of an American purpose and of American opinions have gained some circulation in Russia. We de 1ounce the reports as the crimina york of desperate prc-kaiser propa- -andists circulated with the intent to | leceive tnd to arount' hostile feelings ! retween the two great democracies of | he world.
 "The American government. the American people, the American labor | movement are whOle-heartedly with he Russian workers. the Russian masses, in the great effort to main ain the freedom you have already
 chieved. and to solve the grave prob
 ems yet before you. We earnestly
 ppeal to you to make common cause
 -ith us to abolish all forms of au
 ocracy and despotism. and to estab, 'sh and maintain for generations yet
 nbcrn the priceless treasures of jus ice. freedom, democracy and hu7 nanity."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
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Chaplain G. l.. Horene. of the First Arizona Infantry, Tn this mornings Review, makes m ap- peal for financial aid for the reSi- ment. His letter is to be found upon another page Of the paper.
 Putting forth the varied -activi- ties of the chaplain and of the work of the enlisted men, the writer tells of the need for en- tertainment and diversion for the soldiers. The First Arizona ln- fantry. for this purpose. needs money.
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-08
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