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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
illus der utttst9tad.
6reepprt.

9us bon Sen Mai111ern 6es Sir
dendors Ser @er5 Seins@emein6e am
lebten Sonntag nadmittags fir 6ie
&inoer un6 abenos fir sic grmadIe=
men in ser Stabtballe aufgefiibrte
5beoterltiid utbe &enetian Ger6etta,
1puroe ser bor5iigliden 9eiitungen
1pegen BON Ser 3ub0rerlduar 6urd
pieIfa6en 8eifau a11erfannt; 10 tpur=
Sen au6 sic muitfali19en 2eiftungen
Ser 3nn1en @pletta &11b1 un6 SOTO
&oidiol CUR M%uSfiiq11ng ser 3miiden=
par1ien in anerfennensmertber @eile
geGobnt. - glm 9ienitaq LETTER $3.50
de ,prr6e sic Mrbeit an ser Sommer=
reiioen5, sic Morib S0iden am Sings
Safe erridten labt, in Mngriff genom=
men. 9ieier 8al1 miro 32X30 SUP
grob un6 in 1einer 8omen6ung cine
Ser i9on1ter Sommerreit 6en5en I'M
County fem. - HauI &oi9tol un6
Grau nnb @itttpe @ottb. @arren
pobnten Dienitog LETTER @ode 6em
in 2l1remb11rg geboltenen 8%egrabniiie
6es Soiepb @arren bel. - SRI. Wag=
6alena @ampa bat 1id bon SEN Sol
gen Ser im ct. &opbaels @olpital 5u
|St. CLOUD an ibr borgeno m1nenen
Operation nabe5n %bouitan6tg erbolt.
: Nm letten Mittpody batte sic
6reeport Creamery Milociation ibren
3abItag 1tr6 es tp11r6en an ienem
Sage an 1ie &1tr6en ser 8rt~terfabrif
nidt tpeniger aIS $4,000 a1sbe5ablt;
an ienem Sage brodte Ser &abm 81
Gents. = @einri6 @0bfenberg biiBte
5tpei 5dhpeine 61tr9 sic Sdtpeine=
Gbo1era elm. - &ermm1 sh0ner
BON ct. CLOUD bat iein iiiolid bonn
8abngeleiie gelegenes @r1tn6itiid 6e1n
&ermont Siten6orf fG1tflid iiberlai=
fen. - Sro1t 81. g. &arnpa eritattete
ibrer int ct. @opboels @oipital 5u
gIol6 fra1f Iiegen6en Sodter
&elera einen 8elud. - Scr grobe
@oiierbebdIter fir sic eleftrifde Be-
lertdtungsanlage lit lebte ISOLDE an
ieinen Nlab gebrodt mor0en. = Sci
einem Dienitagmorgen un s l1br in
Ser 6er5 Sein Stride bonn bohm. P.
Motrus, 8. g. g., gebolte1ten
@rol1tamte lieBen ibren Treltb11no
6urd Grieitersbon6 iegnen &ermonr1
&olfes un6 Sri. &11grita @elle. 9ie
beiten @iinide ieitens Ser @ertpanb=
ten rn6 Sreun6e 6es ilt1gen @aores
begleiten 6osielbe 511m eigene11 Serb,
Den es in Montona griin6en miro.
MltdJ Ser vMpr6itern" tpiin1ht SEN
Meltpermdhlten @Iiid, Sell un6 Ge=
gen a1tf alien @egen. - Sos. &orte,
tpelher feline Torm in Montono ber<
farfte, bat iid tpie6er ltnter 1tns ME-
6eraelaiien. = @einrih Midloel Der
ian6te eine neutrality-suspicious.
@ieb na6 Gii6sgt. Saul.
&idmpnb.
Sobn Tbielen, Gran 1tno Coin
@611or6 poren bel Der in ct. @Io1tb
tp%obnenben @itttpe 8iiiing at @oite.
. Siefige Sreun6e Der in ct. 2ouiS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
@prte umo Sbaten.

Die oltlid)en Staaten Ser llnloL
beiol1oers sic iedys 9'el1englano=Staa
ten, taber leit ieber bent &eite oeS
9anoe5 fl1llo uno SIT lpiilen getban,
Dab lie sic @pd)bl1rg bes ehtel1 uno
m1perfGlihten Yatriotism1tS ieien.
Snsbel onoere bot iib Moliadp1lett
itets oan1it gebriiltet, Sen mabren
Nnterifanism,s gepadtet 5u babe1
r111o oltd, bel1te 1rodl ser Mfittelpunft
oes geiltigen unb frltllrellen 2ebens
oes eall5et 9anoes SIT iein; nit elmer
gapiilen Iltlourg iiebt es mtf Die
Stauten oes @eltens uno mittlere11
@eltens berab n16 mtrft ibnen
@Ieidaiiltigfeit in %nationalen Sra=
ge11, 1pelll1 nid)t gar Sllopolitat Dor.
Gerartige Sebouptltngen IN Die
@elt bina1soupoim1nen, lit leidt,
aber iie SIT belpeiien ODER ST entfraf=
ten, cine idtpierige Sa6e. 9ie anr
oeren Sbeile bes 2a1oes 1in6 a1d) int
angemeil1er piel gu iebr nit ibren
eigcller Nlgelegenbeiten beidatttgt
1111o beltrebt, ibren Sbeil 51tm Muf=
bal1e uno SIR Modtentfaltl1ng 6eS
@al15e11 bei5utragen, I'M bon 0ielen
MISREPRESENTATION Mniprild)e11 oeS
Slteu5 mebr als MIR boriibergebenoe
9tptis 5u nebl1e11.
Sbnen lit aber iett ei11 iebr bereo=
ter Mn}polt hires Natriotismus er-
1to11oen, geger1 bellen 11iibterne, 5ab=
len1l1GBige 8epeisfiibrung ienmiten<
tale MeoenSarten unb @e1neinpldbe
crfolglos o1ffGi11pfen: sic Statiltif Ser
Nefrl1tenperb11ngen. @enn man Sic
oltf ieoen Staot ser Union int Ser
bdltnib SIT iei11er 8eD0lferrng ent=
fo1en0e Quote Ser 5u iteQenoen
Manuid)often ol5 @rl111olage fir 6ie
gerednl111a annimmt nnb 6a5 lit
sic ci115ige geredte 9oiis zines Der
ortigen @ergleihS = 10 itebt an Den
bis 5ltm gnbe lebter @ode reifenoen
g%rgebnillen Ser &efrutierung gemei-
ien niht Elm ein5iger Ser bodpatrto=
tilden Nel1englanoitaaten an Ser
@pite, 1onoern Meba6a. Sbm folgen
Oregon Sn6iana, Utah, Sllinois
uno &arrias, ales peltlide un6 nit
telrpeItli9e Stooten; Damn fommt Ser
Sii0 ltoat Georgia, Damn tpieoer Ser
@e1ten NIT sSoabo, Mebrasfa, Mi@i-
go11 l11r0 California. SIN lebterem
5toote boben ii6 ZIG &ro5ent Ser
5u %liefern6en @efrlten freimi1ig ge=
iteQt, in Seem Sort faum 5pei Grit
tel sic es obnebin 1don nieorigen
Groaentiates, in MsaiiaduiettS, oem
omerifuniiditen oner unionsitaaten,
ober fa11m Sic 9alfte 6abon, faum
5ebn Bro5ent bes auf ben Staat ent=
fallen6en Mntbeils.
W5it bem MoBitabe oes f%reitptuigen
Gilens Ser 8eoolfer11ng gu BEN Sat-
1le11 gen1eilerL 11immt MaiiaduiettS,
nebmen 6ie Observation-Disclosures auf
ser 2op~ulitatsleiter ser l1nionsltaaten
eitte reht nie6rige Shfe ein. Sbenan
ouf bieler Setter aber iteben iene
Staaten, &pelbe Den 9anpttbe1l CUR
gr1pablltng seq 8raii6entidaftSfan=
oiouten beigetragen baben, 6eiien
@oblfel65l1g inter 6em Motto ge=
fiibrt n1tr6e: ugr Fat 6as 2an6 aus
bem &riege gebalten!" Sic mar
idierten an ser Gpibe 6erer, sic ge=
gen 6en &rieg tporen, aber tie mar-
1dieren o119 an ser Spibe berer, Sic
nod erfolgter &riegserflarung ibr
SLUT fir ibr 8aterlan6 5u beriprtben
hprpit FINN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Sn 2pmiiiana fat man cine ne1te
Iprm Ser @allerfur erf1n0en. Wtan
bot einem Meger ei1en Stein an ben
Sails gebangt uno i'm Damn erlaaft.
l(no ou aiebt es 9el1te, Sic beboltpten,
I'm ere @unanitat gebe nidt in Sic
Siefei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Scr Gbieaaucr @cimnobeitsfum=
milidr crmurtet bon 0em WSa11gel a1
2cbensn1ittelu einc Mbnabme Ser
2ullgenent5iinolt1g. Gielleidt bilft
CT ulth gegen Sl0oiinn. Ser SEER
&plwrillar lollte es einmol beirut
hen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
E;ne ,trYercr Qeierinnert

Cine mnIcrer 2eierinnen mDdjte
tpi11en, OBJ ste Mel6ung bom So6e
6eS Brin5en gitel Srie6ri6 pabr lei.
Sic mag iib b%erubigen. Ser 8rin5
geb0rt elmer 5Gben Samilie an. Sei=
men 8rr6er, 6en &ronprin5en, bot
man i6on min6eiters 5tpan5igmal
to6tqeIaqt, 1tn6 CT Iebt im1ner nod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Suffrc ipll cs in 8aibinstun a,ts-
ee5eidnet gefallen. 0as fam man
ibm nabfiiblen. SSa ieiner &eimatb
bot n1all i'm megen ltnfabigteit abge=
iett l1no bier miro ct alS Sel0 ge=
feiert. 9us lit Elm llnterI6ie0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

@um ser edmeis a,ts mill man
cine beutI6e &epltblif griinben. Das
bot MON id)on %lpieoerbolt gapolt. es
lit aber 1lidts 6aral1s .getporben. Slut
lulde @iIfe gegen 9el1ti6lanb ioute
n1an iid lieber 1rid)t p%erloiien. Cont
qiebts Gntt411l9l1ngen. Sic Mliier=
ten mi1len bobon 5u er5ablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Tranfrcids Sieg lei seiidert, be.
bmrptea @ipiani. 9as bat er 16on
bebaltptet, als er 1ob Wfiniiterpra-
ltoent 1par, unb bie1e 8%ebauptung
bat i'm oen antliden SAILS gefoltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Gnalanb fat ieine Gdwarse 2iite
5uriidge5ogen> aber Ser @orlidt bal
Der crit, nad)oem es Sic erite Mn5ab=
lung auf oaS grpbe @arleben erbal<
ten batte. Scr &ranler p%erleugnet
lid nun ei1r1al 11iGt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
9as Sams fat bem Mntrag, @poie.

belt 51 geitatten, Sreipilige al tper-
ben lln0 nit ibnen nod Sranfreib
5u 5ieben, abgelebnt. IS bat re6t
oaran getban. Ser &rieg lit cine
ern1te Gabe un6 feline &omo6ie, Die
at 3medfen Scr perl6nlibem &eflame
%iu1aeniert miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Mrtbmr galfonr lit entsiift pun
'ben 2anoe, oaS feline 2unosle11te
1pGbreno oes 8iirgerfrieges 6en iiio=
lihen Sflapeubaltern al1sliefe rn moll-
ten. Glmlben mir germ. Bir baben
feline fGeilblolen Gage, feline 8anf=
bltr1ter 1tlD feiren Bernard SDaip.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Scr chcmalioe franaDii1dc Hrc=

Ctf t5tftd1t9t Trun5o1t1wt Ut
miernrinilter 8ipia1li mollte etnn1al
10 iagte CT - Sic 2idter ont
@imlnel o1tsloiden, aber 6as lit ibm
porbcigel1tngen. Sic Sidter am
@i>1rnlel leltdte1t 11odt aber IN TariS,
no CT 6ielen M1tsiprub tbat, lit es
1ebr oltnfel qetpor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

8a1tmgarten. Gepadfe.
@enn STR borbobt, 8a11mgorten.
getpadfe 51 pfIan5e1t, telepboniert an
1O20-2. ct. CLOUD Ml1rierD Co.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
Sell Sbriug 9ier,
Giu 6<ttes 2aserbier.

DaB 9. g. Tan6olf 10, Eraii0enf
Ser Em MSotor &c., 3utrauen in Sic
sto6t ct. CLOUD 1n6 lire 3l1funft
lebt, gebt outs Ser Sbatiade berbor,
oaB er ont Somi tag 6as Soul 2idp
@rltnoitiid an @de bon 6. Mperue
un6 5tpetter 5traBe iii6lih fdti11flih I'M
ieinen geiit bradte. 3n Incident
3mede er 6iefes @r11n6itiid fa11fte,
fonnte ni6t ermittelt mer6en.
- SRI. 9orotbea @teber, tpelde
tpdbren6 Ger Iebten @ohen int ct.
@apboels &oipita1 mnter dr5tlider
8eban6lung itan6, tpir6 ii@ in Sen er<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
&idntpnb.

Sobn Gbielen, Srau 1tn6 @obn
g611ar6 tparen bel Ser in ct. @Io1t6
tpobnenoen @itttpe @ifiing at @oite.
Sieiige Sreun6e Ser in st. 2ouis
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
Expect War Today;5
 Senators Oppose 1t

announcing the plan for continuous session.
 If the leaders can hold a quorum as they were able to do in the closing hours of the last session on the arm ed neutrality bill. it is probable that there will be action late tomorrow night or Thursday morning. It is not expected there will be any attempt to fillibuster. but no one knew tonight how many senators would speak.
 Adoption of the resolution by the house tomorrow night is predicted by the foreeign affairs committee. The committee will meet in the morning and is expected to report back quick ly the resolution as approved today by the senate committee. A special rule probably will be asked from the Continued on Page 9
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
SPY TRIES ID
 JOIN ARIZONA GUARDS
Escaped Sailor Of German Interned Freighter, Is Ar rested At Phoenix, Seeking Naturalization.
(By Review Leased Wire.) )

PHOENIX, April 3.-Ernest Schmidt after having had an application filled out to join the Arizona national guard today was arrested as an escaped sailor from an interned German freighter. He was on his way to the court house to take out his first nat uraliZation papers in the company of the recruiting officer when he was identified. Schmidt admitted that he had escaped from the vessel but stat ed that he desired to become an Am erican citizen.
 Nykolaj Bilcjchuk was taken into custody as a German spy by United States Marshal Dillon. The arrest was made on information furnished by Ben Veden, Polish Jew. Bilcjchuk denied German citizenship, saying he served as an officer in the Servian volunteer division at Odessa He said he had been arrested for political reasons and had escaped but now desired to return to Russia. A telegram was sent by him to the Russian consul general at San Francisco for a corro- boration of his statement.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
ELKS SOUND CALL ID COLORs
 WITH PARADE AND CELEBRATION

of the lodgemen carried one huge flag. which stretched from curb to curb.
 Following the parade the Elks and their families assembled in the home on Main street and enjoyed a thor oughly American program of patriot ic songs. instrumental numbers and addresses. The program opened with a march. played by the orchestra, and immediately after the audience arose and sang the star Spangled Banner Opening remarks were made by Exalt cd Ruler c. s. Bear. Addresses were made by C. T. Knapp, Leslie Hardy. w F. McKeehan and U. J. Dugal. Vocal numbers were given by Messrs. Cooley. Scott. Rancourt and Jasksou. the Copper City Four" and Thomas Dowrick. who sang Don't Bite the Hand That's Feeding You"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04

More than one hundred and fifty Elks, carrying as many ags and marching to inspiring rythm of patri- otic airs. paraded through the streets last night and sounded the call of patriotism to the citizens of the War ren District. Although hastily ar ranged. the parade was a huge sue cess, and hundreds of hearts beat quicker as the lodgemen marched by in a mass of red, white and blue. The parade was headed by Marshall Jim mic Allison and other prominent Elks Following them marched the c. & A. band. playing its most inspiring way and behind the band. in two long files marched practically every member of the Elks lodge who could possibly participate in the celebration, each carrying an American flag. A score
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
War Deemed Sure By Thursday.

resolution is adoped, further legis- lation to empower the executive branches to go full speed ahead will follow immediately There is every indication that the nation through its representatives. will follow out President Wilson's words to congress and exert all its power and employ all its re- sources to bring the government of the German empire to terms and end the war
 War Council Confers
 The council of national defense composed of Secretaries Baker. Lane. Daniels, Wilson, Houston. and Redfield, after conference with its advisory commission, de- cided to name soon commercial economy board to organize the commercial interests of the nation for effective distribution of all necessary commodities among the people generally. Its aim will be to deal ahead of time with prob lens of war time distribution.
 Vast Plans Outlined
 The council. all of whose mem- bers later attended the cabinet meeting, decided to confer every day this week with the possible exception of tomorrow Its activi- ties, which have been approved by the President. and in some cases by congress, have begun to reach into every problem aimed to make the United States most efficient in its conduct of the war.
 Tentative ways in which the great sums of money needed by
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
W. Y. Dedls Firmly
 With Seditionists
 Agitdtors Arrested
(By Review Leased Wirel

NEW YORK. April 3.-After the grand jury of New York county has passed resolutions today urging i'm mediate steps to suppress seditious utterances in public places, the city board of aldermen amended the code of ordinances so as to require all as- semblies in streets where speeches are held to display the American flag conspicuously "at all times during the holding of such assemblages."
 District Attorney Swann and Police Commissioner Woods, at a confer ence later decided that street assem- plies should be curbed as much as possible where the speakers desire to discuss the international situation.
 Earlier in the day patrolmen arrest ed two street orators who were alleg- ed to have denounced the President.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
Germans
 Obdurate Till End
German Press Says President and Congress Action Can not Make Them Change. Still Shift Blame On U. s.
iBy Review Leased Wire. ]


 BERLIN, April 3. (via London April {. 2:15 a. m.)-The press report of President Wilson's "state of war" message reached Berlin at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t is declared here that there would be no change in the Ger man attitude even if congress adopted President Wilson's views Germany will not declare war nor take any steps to wage war against the United States
 The submarine war will be con tinued as it has been conducted since February 1, but this, declare the officials, is not directed more against the United States than any other neutral.
 It also declared that there will be no change in the treatment of American citizens in Germany. who now have the same freedom as all other neutraIs. But Ger many expects that the United States will continue the same treatment of Germans in that country.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
City of Douglas
 To Raise 500 Men
(By Review Leased Wire)

(By Review Leased Wirs)
 DOUGLAS. April 3.-At meeting of the Douglas branch of the American Legion today plans were inaugurated for the organization of a battalion of five hundred men. to be offered the President for any service necessary in the national emergency. The Doug las American Legion is a branch Of the national association now known as the League for National Defense. organized at the beginning of the Eur opean war for any service that might develop as necessary. Many citizens of Douglas are members and are ready to serve. It is probable that the pro- jected battalion. when completed, will be used as a border patrol.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
(By Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON. April 3.-The way was cleared on both sides of the capi- tol today for prompt enactment of the administration resolution declaring a state of war exists with Germany and directing the President to prosecute it with all the nations resources to a successful termination.
 Baked by Senator Lafollette in their effort to have the resolution talk .en up immediately after it had been reported from the foreign relations committee, senate leaders decided to begin tomorrow morning at 10 O. clock a session to continue until a vote is taken. Letters signed by Sen ators Martin and GalIinger. respec- lively the Democratic and Republican leaders, went to each senator tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04

the government may be raised are in course of preparation. and were gone over thoroughly at the cab inet meeting. The revenue mak- ing power. however, lies entirely with congress, and the executive can only advise.
 To Tax Profits Heavily
 In line with the Presidents suggestion to congress in his ad- dress that the present generation bear as much of the financial bur den as possible. the ways of pro- viding money under consideration today included increasing the ex- cess profits tax, lowering the min imum for exemptions and increas- ing the super-taX under the income tax law. increasing internal rev enue taxes on some articles. and placing stamp taxes on some ar ticles not now included. The gen eral idea is to place taxation most heavily on those best able to pay.
 Ten Billion Quickly
 It is realized, however. that some of the necessary funds will have to be raised by bond issues in the form of popular subscrip- tion loans. It was estimated by one cabinet member that $10.000,- 000.000 in small interest loans can be raised quickly in the United States.
 Opposition has developed to the guaranteeing of foreign bond is- sues, but it appeared probable that the United States would pur- chase the bonds of one or more of the entente allies at low rates of interest and in that way furnish them with ample capital with which to further their own war plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
States into the war.

The most important plans under preparation by the administration include:
 To Raise Army by Conscription Enlistment by selective con- scription of young men for na- tional army, in addition to the regular establishment and national guard, increments of 500,0O0 un- til enough have been trained to make certain the defeat of Ger many.
 Organization of the nations commercial interests for ecOnom- ical and effective distribution of commodities among the civilian population
 War on U-Boats First
 Rapid preparation of adequate means of combating the submar- inc menace
 Taxes to Raise Billions
 The raising of very large sum of money, as much as possible to be obtained by taxation and the definite amount of the first bud get not to be fixed until the exact needs of the army and navy and of the entente allies are ascer- tained.
 U. s. to Fix Prices
 Purchase of supplies and equip ment of all kinds for the army and a provision of law which allows the secretary of war to fix a "rea- sonable price,; and,
 Division of the young men of the country into service classes. those needed more in industries in the army or navy to receive in- signia showing they are perform ing duty equivalent to fighting.
 Most of these plans will require the authorization of congress but - from opinions expressed at the capitol it is felt that once the war
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
PAC|F|STS' DELAY NEARLY ENDED B0TH HOUSES DUE n VOTE TONIGHT
 s10,000,000,000 NEEDED AT ONCE
Euey Branch of Gouernnent In Frenzy of Work; Army of Millions By SelecUe Conscrpton Is Deemed Sure;
 Biz Taxes Planned On Excess Profits and Incomes
(By Review Leased Wire)

mEt rushed forward today by the branch thegove ecuho
 War Deemed By Thusday tt nof the at hours had been caused the lfolets 6 immediate Debate will begin both houses with in the resolution
  al 
  acton
  preparh honsf for defense
 To WorkW the
  Staesnt tn
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
SPY SUSPECT
 ARRESTED IN RISREE

* Charged technically with at # tempting to desert from the Unit ed States army. although sus- * pected of being a spy. Otto < Wolff. cook for the Second Reg + iment of Engineers stationed in x Fl Paso was arrested in Bisbee today and taken to Douglas. {" While army officers were reticent K in discussing the arrest. 1t was x learned that Wolff had gone to 4 Douglas from Fl Paso on furlough * and while there had attempted to # cross to Mexico. but had been < turned back. Later be come to Bisbee.
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
Firebugs Burn s. P.
 Bridge In Texas

LOCKHART. Tex. April !. - The burning of a bridge on the Southern Pacific Railway near Waelder. Texas. late today tied up traffic on the San Antonio-Houston division of that road This is the third bridge burned on that division during the last 10 days. Railroad officials believe the fires were incendiary.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
. * * 4 s< < < : COURT DELAYED BY
 BASEBALL GAME

* SAN FRANCISCO. April B.
 = Opening of the. Pacific Coast '
 !. baseball league season here today !
 < caused a postponement until to- l < morrow of the case of Frederick ; * Wallace Sharon. Tacoma, Wash, l > salesman. fighting for half of the + 6 S2,6O0,O 900 estate of Frederick Will l
 * liam Sharon as an adopted son. A * The jurors told the court they de- ,
 x sired to attend the game. In a l: opening the season Portland j * played at Salt Lake, Oakland in ! * Los Angeles and Vernon at San ]
 s Francisco. :: ;. * * * * * * * !; <
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-04
AmER|CAS PLUNGE INTO WAR IS SLATED FOR TODAY
. !: 2 | F z T E } GERMANS IN U. S.
 ARMY DESERVING

. ARMY DESERT ING z FL PASO. April 2. - Nine de ] * serters from the United States | army on tls border were reported < to federal and county officials 2 $ here today, having deserted dur < s ing the past three days. The ma ! jority of these deserters. it was ! < said. were of German birth. and ! x were thought to have gone to s * Mexico < Ammunition smuggling is being s resumed along the border here ! and quantities of ammunition are : F known to have crossed the bOr- < s der to Mexico during the past < s week. The ammunition snug < glers are paying cash for their ! * cartridges and are offering high I * prices for all rifles and cartridges I a they can obtain. it was said here <
 by dealer today. 2 ;s < < x < * * < |; l" x $; < I