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Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
FOR STATE SENATOR

I hereby announce myself as candi- date for the nomination as state sen ator of Cochise county, subject to. the will of the democratic voters to be held on September 10. 1918.
 555 T. B. GRACE.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination as justice of the peace, for the Bisbee precinct. No. 2. subject to the action of the repub- lican voters of that precinct in the primaries on September 10. 1918.
 M. c. HIGH.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Political Announcements
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

I hereby announce myself as candi- date for the nomination as state rep resentative of COchise county, subject to the will of the democratic voters to be held on September 10, 1918.
 J. N. CURTIS, JR. St. David. 9ZS
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AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
CBy Review Leased wlre)

NDy INSNItW ANtISSu NIIVJ
 VIENNA, Via London, Sept. T. The official communication from the war office today says:
 ''On the Asiago plateau an attack by Italians and French, after strong ar tillery preparation, was repulsed with sanguinary losses to the enemy. The enemy, who had penetrated into our first lines west of Monte Sisemol, was driven out by counter attack"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08

Khabarovsk is the seat of the gen eral government of Amur and capita of the littoral or maritime province IL is situated at the junction of tht Amur and Ussuri rivers and is on the Ussuri branch of the trans-SiberiaI railway.
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Osborn Thanks COChiSe Voters CLAIMS HE WILL WIN PRIMARY Gives Table Showing Vote in Other Counties of
 State Credited to Other Candidates.
To My Friends in Arizona:

thank in they splendid efforts the polls close fromre all that Governor However fully realize that finally determined counted In friends the osu the following table the 1T
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
FOR JUDGE, SUPERIOR COURT

TUX JUUOEg oOTEFtIOFl NOOnI hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination for the of- flee of Judge. Superior Court of Co., chise county. subject to the will of the voters at the democratic primary to be held on September 10. 1918.
 ALFRED c. LOCKWOOD.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
FOR TREASURER

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination for the of flee of treasurer of COchise county, subject to the will of the voters at the democratic primary to be held on September 10, 1918.
 JOE PARVIN. ("Canteen JOe").
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08

have occupied the town Of Khabat rovsk. Siberia. according to advices received here from VladivOstok.
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this sector, but are reported hurried Iy fortifying the region defending it.
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 each will be by those Democ have included the votes nCochie candidacy shall be gahied
 Yours for mocrahcsu success
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LAPS OCCUPY KHAsARovsK.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 7.-(By The As sociated Press .)-Japanese forces
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FOCH'S ARMIES GET TING POSITION WHERE
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The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19
The AMERICAN CITIZEN
AND The WORLD WAR

From the viewpoint of one who
has travelled extensively through
out the world and who knows
conditions in Europe, tn. follow
ing questions are submitted for
your earnest consideration:
1. How would you like to have
the power of militarism take
your favorite horses from you
and grind them into sausage
meat to feed your sons on the
battlefield?
This has been done in
Germany, and it is BEING
DONE in Germany this
very day.
2. Eow would you like to see
that same power harness your
wife and daughter and hitch
them to plow and coupel them
to do the work of the dumb beast
in the field?
This is being done in
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19
Patriotic-Day Notes

1t was a great day, the elements
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Our estimate is that 1000 peo-
pie were present.
Patriotic Lamar intended to
run down with a british war tank,
accompanied by 100 cars. The
rain and mud reduced it to four
cars.
The speech of Register Beav-
ers was applauded the most
heartily of any at the close.
The speakers from Lamar-Mc-
Lean, Beavers. Johnson, Cock
ram, Hasry, Williams.
The speaking was all good and
to the point.
$4,000 came out of the trenches
Wednesday, thus putting Baca
county close to $35, 600.
Baca should retrieve itself by
making it $4,000
Col. Bailsy-S5, 600 in bonds to
Baca county. Good.
The first to say a $1,000 was a
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19
DERSCNS
| )St0ries md Incidents
Or Old Boston
i and the Old Days
By the Writer
A Few People
In The Lime Light.
BY the Writer
Doctor Brown

DOCTOR Brown
The doctor has already been
extensively noticed in Fortunes
Brought, Made and Lost" but is
further here noticeable because
of his relation to some other par
ticularly interesting things in the
history of the good old town.
The most important of these
events was the killing of Neut.
Bradley, on one of the occasions
of his drunken coronsals.
-Neut. Bradley, when on these
carousals, was one of the most
dangerous of the SO called COW
boys who sometimes rode into
the town, and sometimes cele-
brated their visits by having a
halleluah time at the different
bars of the town that became
saloonless when the country
went to the bad and the town be-
came depopulated.
We shall here give two instanc-
es CT the escapades and danger.
ogs nature of this man Bradley.
There was a boy of simple wit
whom the boys would often dep
utize as a constable or sheriff,
aud send out to arrest some one.
especially when that someone
was calling on his best girl.
On this occasion he was deputiz-
ed to arrest Neut. Bradley, when
the latter was on one OF his hila-
rious drunks, which of course
was an unwise, imprudent and
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

Con yressman Keating writes
the Herald: Il have asked the
Secretary of Agriculture to for.
ward you a bag of flower and
vegetable seeds. 1 will appreci-
ate it if you will distribute them
to the residents of Springfield
and vicinity with my compli-
ments 2" Will each of the resi-
dents of Springfield and vicinity
please to call for same at once.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

soeialist-D. 6. Grca,house. Ans
other socialist gave 81, 600
]. N. williams made the strong
est and most pathetic plea for the
boys, tears dimming many eyes
during his patriotic talk.
The men who made 1t 81. 600
each Wednesday-D. G. Great
house. Gid Thompson, Judge
Herbert, W. NJ. Stewart, A. H.
Barrett.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The forecast of the agricu'tur-
al department for 1918 is that
the wheat crop will be the larg-
est in our history-enough to
feed US and our allies whole
year.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

Keep your eye on "Mickie, u
the inspired devil of the print
shop. See that head, and the
graceful curves that give tone to
the expression of his thoughts
and ideas,
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

Read the Herald editorial this
week on why you should buy
a Liberty bond" and then help
to make it ten billions, instead Of
100000.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The Campo Enterprise under
new ownership is making a fine
showing. Bro. Wheeler was for
years the Herald Campo staff
writer, and we believe he likes
the squib stunt just next TO eat
ing. Success 20 the Enterprise.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

Roosevelt says a pronounced
sympathize r of Germany sho"ld
either b.. shot or sent to the pen
for twenty years. He doesn't
say. but we presume as q precau-
tionary measure be would favor
shnndna.hiEA. A.Hns4s-,4s.s.,.-.----.s---, -, 4 4
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The protracted meeting that
. has been in progress at the court
house the past two weeks has
been well attended and much in.
terest shown.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The order of Gen. Haig-"hold
the line to the last man," is the
spirit that animated Gen. Stark
when he said-"today we con-
quer, or tonight Molly Stark
sleeps q widow"
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

peace that will tccord with Ger.
man interests.
On the other baud, look on q
peace that will pfce Germany to
pay the indemI ty of becoming a
great democrat and civilion ma
tion-wlth an tarmy for police
purposes only. hat will provide
for world couI universal, arbi,
tration and un sersal disarma-
ment, aud tina twill see your
children, and q dren's children
and likewise I rmany's, happy
and prosperou& q eternal peace
full puI suits-thpeac that will
accord with yo interests and
world interest che peace that
Wilson is striviq FLOR and Amer
lea and her allis1 Ire fighting for.
Readers, frie rs. neighbors,
after following his trend of
thought and lool hg upon those
pictures. you viii only want to
understand furtar that the is.
sue is with you bat you are a
cog in this grsat governmental
machine, and that one cog out,
when the macttpe is strained to
the utmost. ms9 result disastri-
ously to the machine. T. e
One out In the ease Of this world
crisis might make no difference
in the final result; but you will
want to picture one more fact
that the might u this great ma
tion is composed Of ''ones, !" and
that it is going TO take1the full
might of the nation;to defeat
this ferocious German Napoleon
ic drive for world,ruling power.
The question u vital To, ,theshfe
and liberty of the nation Drop
your unconcssn, and swln1 into
line now! Open your ,turse
strings for the boys wh.,alf eiv-
ing their lives for Sou-ras for
the future security f thu 4 tien
and the world. o1 yohr boz $tnd
your childreu ts rtusl lteQs n
forever the fHcaste1 u adtoci1c,
and the war god of Prusianism.
To these ends, buy today one,
twenty, a hundred Liberty bonds.
and the children ofthe boys 'over
there" with joyful tears in their
eyes, will bless you. and your own
children in future will be able to
say
my father was not a slarker,
but With the other fathers of the
land put up his dollars and gave
his might
THAT the world might be made
safe for democracy"
Do itnow! Buy Liberty bond
and
A whole nation will bless you.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The Vows" expect TO start
q camp here on the 23rd inst.
of fifty members, inclusive Of sew
en- prior members.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

With the Germans, it's row OF
never-it's their Waterloo, unless
they break through. With the
Allies, it isn't now or never, az,
If they can hold their grouad,
the German Waterloo, though
delayed, is just as certain as fate.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

The B class expression recital
at the court house Saturday
night If anything was an improv-
ment on the A class. given .
short time ago. The teachers
deserve special praise for their
efforts in training these classes.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

TIE German-American alliance
last week came together and for
mally disjuinted itself-as the
president of the alliance put 1t,
ito be in harmony with the sem
timent of the country,
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

This has been done by German
In the invaded parts
Of Belgium and France.
l6 How wosld you like to face
the fact 81 giving ieur shour6 of
your time for hard labor seven
days in a week, and tiftytwo
weeks in a,year, to pay the war
debt Of your country2 Is
This is what the German far
merswill have to do If the war
should c.o-c tomorrow, and he
must keep it up ~ the next two
hundred years. If Germany is
defeated, this is what the Ger
man farmer will nave to do. Il
Germany is not defeated. the
american farmer will have this
debt to pay.
II. How would you like to
have an unbearable war tax plac-
I'd upon every acre of your land
to pay for the murderous folly
lof an. insane militaristic cult?
This is what is happening to
the German farmer and his ac-
reage in Germany today.
18, How would you like to
have America ruled by group
of blood thirsty pirates?
This is what is happening in
Germany today. The same thing
will happen in America if Ger
many wins this war.
10. How would you like to
have your money values reduc-
ed to an average of about 10
cents on the dollar?
This is what will happen if
Germany wins this war.
20. How would you like to be
tenant farmer under the rule of
ia privileged military cult which
i placed you in the position of a
slave to it's insane whims?
This is what the Ger man farm
4 er faces today.
81. Why have 80 many thous-
ands left much Wanted Father
I land and come to America in the
Nlyetrs gone by.
,fss Sca0ss Tie Amsrisan citizei
lis ,etter clothed, better fed, bet
ter housed, and has a better OPP
lportun ity than the citizen af any
iother land on the face of the
whole cal tn.
DO YOU LOVE AMERICA;
Then keep "A er Record untarnish-
ed.
! Mr.. Citizen, you will invest
l your earnings W here rich returns
seem sure and certain. If you
were dangerously i'll, you would
try and remedy th'u WAS harm-
less of itself. if it promised to
cure you again. If you were
lost in a wilderness you would
accept even the guidance from a
savage. Then invest IN sure
and safe thing. BUY A LlbER'
TY BOND TODAY.
With solemn emphasis l say tc
you that you are stan ng today
at the crossroads of life anC
death: down one OF the two
roads you must pass and yor
, must take your first step now
, No man walks into the way o
TRUE AMR'RICANISM by tn
l.oad that leads to Germany. NJ
man can trav el the German rca'
. and the American road at on
land the same time. You canno
carry water on both shoulders il
the great issue before us. y
man ever went to heaven by tn
iroad that leads to hell. Th
!, road to Germany is the way c
war-the way of murder-th
}, ~ay of lust-The way of hell.
t '" victorious America. wit
Itis >rosperity on the on
peace and '>ls Germany an
land. or victor,., >resentatiol
ia. xatiCn witbo,t .o ! polit
rule OF the war lords. AM.
cal ai.'a national serfdom on
other. Choose between Ame,ic,
and Germany today.
The accompanying business
statement from the Treasury
of your A,,o,;.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

a
1t was in Doc Brown 8 store,
and when the boy. advanced ,to|
put Bradley under arrest, the
latter poked him in, the ribs With
his cooked gun afew times, and
then grabbed his hat "a his|
head. threw 1t down at his (the
boy's) feet, and shot it full Of
holes.
At another time Bradley was
out a part Of his drunken
celebration in the Boston grocery. !.
when Judge jennings CHANGED to
enter the front door.
Brady for some minutes had
been keeping a few persons in
the store guessing, and when the
Judge entered be turned his At
tention to said Judge. and in q
maudlin friendly way began to
badger bin. 4.4s.
Shaving bis cooked gun against
the Judges breast said-'I've .
notion to shoot you there"
Then pointing it towards his
head said 'I've a notion to
shoot you there" Then, point
ing the gun accordingly. said
mo, I believe I will shoot thai
ink bottle" ION the show easel;
and smash went the bottle and
the show case.
When Bradley was ia his "oh.
be-joyful" moods, it was Up to
Billy the Kid-city marshal, to
disar m him; aud when he needed
help he would deputize some one
tn assist him.
For some reason Doc Brown
had a special fear Of Bradley, and
entertained q suspicion that somo
of the SO called COW boys for
some reason had it in for him.
On the night Of the killing
Brady seems to have been on the
hunt Of Doc Brown, or at lsast
-Doc,thoueht so. and was6 reek-
less that Billy, dsQuti1e Fmnk
|Tepaa--asroslss y - 4peskIsy
old timer of Boston, to help dis.
arm him.
During the scuffle reversl
shots were fred by th dele
rious Bradley before gun
could be taken away fro him,
but they finally got it, al, then
he crossed over the street and
started to return, when there
was another shot fred.
The writer came on the scene
as bradley was laying on the
counter and Doc was giving him
some nedicine-in his store.
We are not certain whether he
died on the counter or not. but
at least he died that night-with'
out regaining conscio u-ness.
The first report was that Franl
Lepel bad shot Bradley in the
tussle to disarm hi m, but at tht
inqiest the fact ce.me out that
shot had been tire@ / after the maj
had been disarr ned and ha'
crossed over the ,treet, and final
ly-after some weeks. t. he COZ
boys came to understand, or a
least to believe. that it was do
Brown that fired the soil, ar
shot that put out Bradley =
light.
Ten Nights; in q Bar Room"
the cowboy alarm, the hunt for
Doc Brown. the faintlng of a
girl, and Docs escape from the
town-next week.
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19

land and France understood in
the beginning, America stands
today more unitedly for the pros
ecution Of the war and thus the
overthrow of Germanism than
in any war in which she had been
previously engaged.
How did America come to q
comprehension of what amazed
and puzzled her in the begin
ming?
Partly. as we haye said. by
the acts Of Germany in forcing
Americas hand, and otherwise
by asking and answering certain
questions relative to Germany's
political. social and economic pol
icies during the past forty years.
One Of the questions-why was
Germany the only nation among
the powers of the world to re-
fuse to sign up Brysn's arbitra-
tion treaty? Let those who
haven't thought of this before,
think of it now.
Another-why has Germany
persistenIly poo-pood and refus-
ed to recognize the Monroe doc
tripe, while the other nations of
Ecrope one after another pave
it their moral sanction? Those
who haven't thought of it. stop
to think of it now. in connection
with Germany's intrigues in Mex
leo and South America.
Another-why the policy of
Germany of compelling a three
year soldier service Of every
able-oodied young man?-except
to have an armed, trained and
disciplined army ready for an in
slant and irresistible drive at
any time aud in any direction?
Another-why did Germany
drive it's army through Belgium,
instead of going by way OF AL
sace-Lorraine?
The answer to all these quee-
tions aud others has given the
solution to the problem of what
they were fighting for that at
the beginning bewildered the
American people.
Would you know further of
Germany's purposes in this war?
Look at Germany in Belgium.
Look at Germany in Serbia. Look
at Germany in Poland, in Finland
in Rumania.
If you would know further.
take a look at poor, prostrate.
dismembered Rpssia, that at
Brest Litovsk was forced to
sign an affect treaty parting
with q rich part of her territory
and paying a heavy indemnity,
after Germany's acceptance of
her announced peace terms of
mo indemnities, no annexa
tions."
Did you ever hear the story of
the murderer Alexander weep
ing-'because there were no more
worlds to conquer?"
Did you ever stop to think of
what interest America had in
the battle of Waterloo? Or what
would have happened to America
if it had been the allies instead
of Bonaparte that vent down in
that world battle?
Would you have d further en-
lightenment on why you should
buy a liberty bond of the Third
Liberty loan?
Look at Germany VIGOROUSLY
crushing the allied aruies in
Flanders agd France-crushing
them to earth, and ut Paris or
London compelling those unhap-
nv countries to sign a Brest-
Litovsk treaty of peace. by which
giving up their nayies, aud pay
ing billions of dollars in indemni-
ties.
Would you have a still further
enlightenmento on why you should
give till it hurts of why you
should invest in bonds TO the last
cent?
Look at Germany firmly in-
trenched in Canada and Mexico
The Springfield herald., 1918-04-19
way you SHOULD BUY
A U. S. LIBERTY BOND


RADIO offers q reward for the best
editorial. news story or advertise
ment in explanation of why peo-
ple should buy bonds of the 3rd
Liberty loan.
We are impelled to write this
editorial along she lines suggest.
ed-uot for the reward, but to
bring home to our readers the
fact that democracy and civiliza-
ton are at stake In this war, and
that the prlce Of Their preserva.
ton is the full power and strength
of. and any and every sacrifice
possible by, our government and
our people.
In the beginning of the strife
America was stunned, amazed,
puzzled. but otherwise unconcern
ed-ail because at that time,
her good people didn't know Eu-
ropesn politics.
That Christian (so-called) ma
tions-as the savage peoples of
the Stone Age, should suddenly
resort to the savagery Of warfare,
stunned US; and that a great war
between great nations. with no
reason or cause-or the trivial
one of the assassination of a man,
who may have been good, bad or
Indifferent, amazed and puzzled
us.
During the 6rst year-and long
er, ANerics was putting the
q 1t Wiisv are you fel-
lows fishs,ng for. anyway" and
not knowing, was unconcerned,
except for the hope that peace
might soon spread its White
wings over that torn, distracted,
and bleeding country.
Gradually Germany itself help
ed to open the eyes of American
people, and. thereby gradually
the cause of the great war dawn
ed upon them.
Today all America knows
knows that that no murder vas
ever more criminally conceived,
or diabolically planned and exc
cuted, than was this mad war by
Germany. The question If what
they are fighting for is now an
swered. Germany sprang the
war for world power and world
dominion, and is fighting to a.
chieve this end. It's the case of
another Napoleon, with autocracy
represented by certain ruling
units, in the saddle, instead of q
single unit, as in the Napoleonic
wars.
In the Napoleonic wars, the
and circumstances
brought out the man and gave
him his opportunity to reach out
for world power, with himself as
the worlds great ruler. In con
trast, in the present war the con-
ditions and circumstances are
the result of a deliberate plan and
the criminel sprineing of the
war TO achieve what Napoleon
failed to accomplish.
Had America have known Eu.
ropean politics-had have known
that the world was at the thresh.
old of another Napoleonic strug-
gle, the conditions and circnm.
stances wo:.ld now be different;
but that's in the past and be-
yond recall.
England and France knew
knew when Austria gave an i'm
possible ultimatum to Serbia,
that it was at the instigation of
Germany, and that the moving
of an army by those powers on
Serbia meant that nothing but
quick action could save them.
selves and the world from Teu-
tonic domination.
By reason of not understand
ing, America at first had the ap.
pearance of being divided-prob-
ably as many expressions of sym.
pathy for Germany as for the
but by gradually coming
to a com prehension of what Eng