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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
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litdritab bcs bieiiscm Ntilitarbesirf5
bat bon aQcn 3ruppcneinbeitcn bic
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MISUNDERSTANDING Der Srbnuns bic
glcgicrnng nntcritiiten triirben. Die
llnr,beu iinb als beenbet an5mieben.
etrenses Mesiment lit petersburg.
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dearamm Des Heuterbltreaus bat fol-
genoen 8ortlnlt:
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.neur bon petersburg, bat fol9enben
Sngesbefebl erlalicn:
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8epublif 9eitalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
Nus oeul Muslanoe.
Seine 9ead,riht aus Scutihlanh.

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ideint einc ieite Mauer nm Semtid)=
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tag er,uartete, lit ilts 9luslauo &C.
brungen.
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iden Soeere elite srpfe Sffc'iipc scsel,
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Berlin ipridt ppm einer 9iicoerlage
her Ruiien an metter 1rpnt nabe
3lut1uff.
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fansler, crtlarte int ieiner beutisel,
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Saufboutfrieg furtfiibren mcrbc, Der
ais geietlidc Mabre9cl an5uiebcn lei
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hes &rteges bcgpnnen iuurben ,uare
Sic Geitid5tc tuiirbr has @erf bes SIT
riifgctretenen Heifsfan5lers chit ait
erfennen. Ser &rtes lei benz linn a6bpl 7
ben Scntidlanb bmrfJ bic ruiiiihe
Waobiliiatipn amfsesunnsen ,uurben.
Scr 5am6bppttrieg lei Seutidlann
hmrt, bic Observation-Disclosures
blpfabe Gnglnubs aufse5,uungen ,uur=
ben. Sic Sopffnung, oai; Mmcrifa, oas
gr1ftc ncntralc 2anb, Gnglanos &C
iet,uioriges @urseben sum- Ginbalt
brineen ,uiirhe, babe lid ntd)t crfiillt,
9emtid,lanbs ihlicflid)cr %criud, oas
sleuferite nnrd Cit sSriebersangebu
absu,uenoen, lei iehlscid,iascn, 'uuraui
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ipisen mnftc.
Sic Iamd,boptc bdttcn mcbr cr=
rcidJt, nls matt cr,uartct babc, ahcr
biejenigen, bic, aut benz Saudbuutfrica
fnfenn, bas &riegscnoe iiir cite be
itimmtc 3eit pprausiagten, hdttcn ben,
bentifen &aterlanb MIR seidapet.
Scrlin mno yStcm.
&ppenbneen, t9. Snli. CAN'T
Nsclbmns aus 9Sicn hat 9r. Mtihaelis
mad Mnnabme bes &nn5tframtcs Dem
5iterr. @siniiter beg Me1fercn, @rai
Gsernin, mitsetbeilt, bal; CT es als
ieinc u,tucrtctlite Yflid)t bctrad)tc
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SIT pilcacu. Gs iei ieiue feitc 5mucr
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fcacn nnn ben bciocn SoclpcnuDlferl
cine slinscnae 3mtunft itdycrn ,uiirscn
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bcreit fir cinen riibn,lidcu Srieoeu
iuuit iei cs entihluiicn, bis Sum Gno'
sm timpfcn. Sic bcibcn 2Inncr Mir
bcn smiamn,cn ,uirten nnb lid, cine nit;
scitSrte Sufnnit crs,uinsen.
ySte ansuuebmer mar.
Scr 0aas, 10. Snlt. Sas bul;
lGnciidc Ntarineamt madltc bcut'
Abcnn befannt, nak sic britildJcn Gin.
ariffc auf beutid,c SoanhelsidDtftc am
Is. Snli i'm Soubcitsge,uGiier pun Sul;
lano itatfacfnubem babcn.
Sin sarter 9Stnt fir SullanS.
I'M It { r b a nj, 10. Snlt. Si'
@piiiid)c Seitmns 1T Serliu iaat be;
siislid Der fiir;lidJen &apcruns mi
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MaEreseln mnb nid)t gSurtc pun i'll
erwarten, ,uenn tic &crtb baranf lcst
ppn unS fir neutral scbalten SIT tucr:
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
Nnsit rpr 8cihfa9nabme.

Neip DpIrt, IS. Silli. Sic Spi=
|rihloienbanbler 5ieben alls Ssitrdt por
Der 8eIMngnabmc ser &bisfeDporrd@
|tbe burb Sic Negierung i'm Saae Der
slnnabme Ser Observation-Disclosures.
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WtaBe aus ben 8narenbduiern 5uriid,
no Der g8bisfeD llnter Megierungsberz
lblub 9elc9en fat. SN1 Sen lekten Sa<
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in &leinbdnolersei6dften unter9ez
bradt. Sic meiltcu slnforocrunge1
lpurcen bisber an sic 8aarenbdlller
in aentudp, Mnrplnnb. Eenniblbunia
llnD Sen Cincinnati 1lrb Seprin Sie
itritt bon Suinois eeltellt. SSnfolgebelz
len iinb in Sen eriten II Eagen ees
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
Wus 9erlim.

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tbcilung" pc* Cages. s. uirb fctnc
9lnt,uprt lit 1yurm cincr Musfludlt ietn,
aud feline GjelegcubeIt 5u crtIdyliipfelt
seber.
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in Der 1raec: usino Sic fir poer
acsen 7srepeu ubnc Inncriuu nnn
Sd)ahlusbnltuug?" llno Die ocraus=
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i'm bcntld,cu aieid, abbinaeu. GabcI
miro es iid) scigcn, ut Or. G,curg Dtl=
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uerbc,, uuo MIR Cit inonitrieller
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gSenm nas nentidle &ulf 5uiammcn=
hGlt, lit c: unbeiiegbar. Sics tit &iir5e
ser stamnpunft bcs Hctd,stascs.
Sic Nnslid,te1 Scr Sricoensreiulutiun.
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liner Sascblatt smfulac bat lid has
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2pnoun, 10. Suli. Scr Hcmtcrs
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set Sulscnocs: 9aut Nad,rtdten, bic
bier mmlaufcn ulb mit Der n1tbtgcn
Suriifbaltmug aufgcitumntcn ,uerocn
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SIT babcu, ben neutidJcm Saiier jn
tDntcn.
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reno rullilt)c slriltceu beruilh gcgen
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ber't ernItc pplitiife &riii5 III Teterss
burg el1titaubcu. Su einerSepcide aus
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pnIlitdnbiec Hcurgnnilatiou ocs ae@
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Ser Sepcide Su9cge6eu, SOB sic Gage
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20

@critpb, sen ser Seilto om slbcno in
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slt nergr66ern, brad phue lcnes grgeb@
nib uuo inter ldarcrcn %erlltltei1 fir
i'm suIunmen. Seitlih ser 0taus ipdz
rem Sic &dn1pfe lebbofter als setpobnz
lid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
9ie Auslsug 6nbtt btutt nad perdnber<
Mtt9obt tatt.
Sic getualuas ber Observation-Disclosures ou bre annern
8tgeben merotu
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beuld Observation-Disclosures r WNuon bndsclcgt gSbsz
fep miro muicnba slerperluB ge5ogen beutie
2eiD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-20
8i8 3 llbr mor9enS nnr ein Mns5n9 Der
&au5lerreoe eingctroiftn.
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Au6 Der e8bauptttabti
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Wetradt.
Sic Observation-Disclosures.
@aibinstpn 19. Snli. 9ic
Nabrmngstontrpllpprl Der slbmini=
itratiun sina bemte int senat ibrcrGr=
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Mmenbncnt AT, has bic Hceicrun0s'=
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f1nnen.
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nidt bcsablcm uplltcr) ,umrbcm bcntc
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bent @ilions bon, 2S. slpril perfiigte
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tppd Sic Ynsbcbnlng Der &ubelsenlnr
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax the Women of Bisbee the Same
 as Elsewhere

Hard to attend to household duties,
 With a constantly aching back.
 A woman should not have bad back.
 And she seldom would if the kidneys were well.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed by thousands.
 Have been used in kidney trouble over 50 years.
 Read what this Bisbee woman says.
 Mrs. Philip Andreas. Box S1. Brew cry Gulch. says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for several years and they have always given me good satisfaction. Whenever I take cold and it settles on my kidneys. my back begins to ache so that can hard ly do my housework. I will have dizzy. nervous spells come on and spots seem to float before my eyes. l surely feel miserable when I get these attacks but I merely have to use Doan's Kid new Pills and they quickly removed ev- cry symptom of the trouble. can then do my work ant feel inc"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doans Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Andreas uses. Foster-Milburn Co. Props, Buffalo. \. Y.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
WILSON WANTS
 ORIGINAL FOOD
 BILL MADE LAW
(By Review Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON. July 13.-President Wilson today came to the support of the administration food control bill as originally submitted to congress.
 In response to a request from sen ate leaders for assistance in solving the difficulties standing in the way of saction there, the president sent to Democratic Leader Martin a personal letter recommending the general pur- poses of the original bill for govern ment control Of foods, feeds and fuels only. He wrote that he believed un- necessary the extention of government control as proposed in amendments at tached in congress to steel, iron, cop per, cotton, wool, leather and other products.
 The substitute bill drawn by Sena- tor Good was opposed by the president as an emasculation of the administra- tion legislation. He wrote that he considered prompt final disposition of the legislation impartive.
 The presidents letter, which was not made public, is understood not to have discussed prohibition. Upon re- liable authority, however, it was said that in his conference yesterday with the senate leaders, the president ex- pressed disagreement with the Shoot amendments adopted by the senate last week. directing purchase by the government of all stocks of distilled beverages in bond at cost plus ten per cent.
 Upon receipt of the presidents let ter, administration leaders prepared to secure action along the lines sug- gested.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
MEN WHO WANT TO
 WORK WILL NOT BE
 BARRED FROM HERE

Any man, who desires to worK and behave himself in the Warren District, will be welcomed with open arms. This is the sentiment expressed in a resolution passed, unanimously, by the Workmen's Loyalty League yesterday at a meeting of the organization.
 At the same time the League went on record as being equally opposed 10 the entrance here of any men who do not care to work. To prevent the pro miscuous return of undesirables, iden- tifcation slips will be issued by the several outposts to the camp. In case a man wants to go to work here he will be given a slip, his name and oc- cupation written on it. He will then be allowed to come into the city. Un- known travellers, of all descriptions, will be obliged to furnish the same in- formation before being admitted.
 Tn addition to the resolution, here tofore mentioned, the league adopted, unanimous, one thanking the people of Douglas and the good citizens there for the instantaneous response given to the appeal for help on Thursday morning. The local organization de clared that should Douglas ever need similar help, it would be forthcoming in the same spirit and in numbers which would be a credit to the War ren District
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
S|DEuGHTS ON THE SITUATION

Sheriff Wheeler. The little captain raised 1900 deputies between mid night and 4 o'clock in the morning and he did not use any lanterns or towers either. He found gasoline and
 the telephone more effective if not quite so romantic. And when the call to arms came the Warren district pa- triots sprang from every village Mid dlesex farm" with as much determine tion as those brave americans of '76.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

iy in $50 and $10O denominations.
 The men made formal proffer to Cleary to organize a regiment with him at it's head to 50 immediately to the trenches in Europe in order to thus show the people of the camp that they "are not slackers or influenced by the Grman propaganda or money but men with a principle fighting for that prin, ciple and asking only Tor a square deal"
 Tonight Sheriff Simpson reported good order being maintained and nc need of harsh measures. The men show willingness to obey every crdeI of their leader. F
 Colonel J. J. Hornbrook is expected to arrive from Douglas early tomor row morning to investigate the situa tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
TUO Tucson Men
 Killed By Train
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DENYING, N. M., July 13.-Fred Overmatt and s. A. Reid. both of Tue son, Arizona, were killed today when an automobile in which they were rid ing was struck by freight train at Carne, N M, 12 miles east of here.
 Justice of the Peace Rogers began an inquest but adjourned it until Sat urday to take the testimony of the train crew.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

There Is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced 1t a local disease and prescribed local reme- dies. and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment. pronounced 1t incur able. Science has proven Catarrh to be constitutional disease. and therefore re- quires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitutional cure on the market. 1t iS taken internally. IL acts directly on tho bloo.l and mucous surfaces Jf the system. They offer one hundred dc liars for any case 1t fails to cure. SenC fo- circulars and testimonials
 Address: F J. CHENEY d co. Toledo. O.
 Sold by Druggists. T5c.
 Take Halls Family Pilis flr constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

The wobblies during their stay here, made no attempt to hide the fact that they considered their red cards better than Liberty Loan bonds. that the war was "Morgan's war" and that con scription was not exactly right. Their trip in the "wobbly special' evident ly enlightened them. In press dis patches last night they are quoted of boasting of the number of men owning Liberty Loan bonds who were deport- ed and of the number carrying regis tration cards. They even offered, 1t is reported. 10 raise a regiment to go to the trenches in "Morgan's war" There is no doubt of it! It certainly gives a man a broader viewpoint to travel.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

s the train filled with "Wobblies"
 rolled into Columbus one of the guards, a tall, raw-boned gent,
 whose home state could have been none other than Texas, scram- bled down from the roof of cattle car and started to stretch his aching limbs. A 'Wobbly" appeared at the door of the car and started to get out.
 Get back there. son." advised the Texan.
 A few minutes later the ''Wobbly'' again attempted to sneak out when he thought the guard was not looking.
 The Texan whirled around and polk ed the muzzle of his rife in the of lenders ribs.
 Son, please git back in that car" he pleaded, 'ain't it enough that I've been awake two days and nights Ain't it enough Pm plumb tired out?'
 The 'Wobbly" started to argue.
 "Git back in that car," roared the Texan. q ain't goin' to ask you any more. Dawgone it. I know Pm goin' to have to do something I don't want with this here shootin' iron if you don't move quick and I'm So durned tired now l hate to think Pm goin' to have to exert myself to throw ar empty shell out of this gun in a few seconds"
 The "Wobbly" argued no further.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

Some of Uncle Sam's representa- tives might do well if they went to the Hermanas camp and asked the 'WOm bly" tourists to show their registra ton cards. Judging from their litera ture the "Wobblies" must have been the ones to put the slack in stacker
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
The Vail of the "WobbIies"

(A Ia Tipperary) We're a long way from Arizona And we've long way to go. In few days we'll start out walking When we're chased from New Mexico. Goodbye drills and muck sticks, Goodbye double jack, We're long, long, way from Arizona And we're not going back.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

The "Wobblies" claim to be pro gressive organization. And everybody agrees with them. The Warren dis trict shipped them toward Columbus Columbus didn't want them either and shipped them to Hermanas. Her manas is peeved and wants to shove them on Fl Paso and Fl Paso doesn't want them and will give them exer- else on the city rock pile if they show up at the pass city. Yes, the 'Wob- plies" are certainly progressive.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14
EXTRA SESSION O. CUBAN
 CONGRESS IS ORDERED

HACENE. July 13.-President Men ocal has suspended the constitutional guarantees and called an extra session of congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

When the "Wobblies' first landed in the district their slogan was Just watch us." The citizens did, only a little too closely to suit the l. Won't Work aggregation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

The Warren district, rid of the eie- ment that has attempted to destroy it's peaceful, industrial life. might well sing to Sheriff Wheeler and the thou sands of citizens who assisted him in the drive: You Made Me What ! Am Today, Hope You're Satisfied" And there is no doubt but what everyone (except the "Wobblies') is satisfied.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

Captain Frank Gallagher Of the Short Guys Parade,' has hit upon a new way of committing suicide. Here it is: Simply tie a white handker- chief around you arm and walk through Hermanas.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-14

Press dispatches rom Hermanas state it was so hot there yesterday that none of the I. w. w. showed any inclination to start walking for green CT fields Evidently l. W. w. now stands for "I Won't Walk"