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Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
p. Q. ROBBERY
 IN AGUA PRIETA

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Oct. Hast night the office of the Mexican Federal stamp agent at Agua Prieta, Sonora, was entered, the safe blown open and SS.000 taken away. Two men were seen to leave the building, enter a waiting automobile and start toward the American line with considerable speed. No trace of the robbers has been found on this side of the line L. Magma, the tax agent, immediate ly was placed under arrest and is held incOmmunieado pending an in vestigation.
 Sunday night the tax agent at NacO zari, Sonora, disappeared and a short age of S1O.O00 gold has been found in his office, according to word reach ing here today. His name is Juan Garcia and it is believed that he cross ed the line into the United States, as all the missing money is American geld. The Mexican government re. quires that mine taxes be paid in gold and the American war trade board permits it's expOrtaticn for that pur- pose
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
WANTED TO WAGER SUBMARINE WOULD
 BE SENT DOW N
ARIZONA BOYS ON TRANSPORT WATCHED BATTLE WITH SUB
 AND WE'RE NOT THE LEAST
 ALARMED WRITES BIssEE BOY

Mrs. Joseph L. Dickstein has just -CCe we'd an interesting letter from her brother. Ralph Brown, formerly of B sbee, now of somewhere in France. Ralph spent the Fourth of July view ing France from the side portal of a oox car. For the past six weeks he aas been working twelve hours a day and getting no extra price for over z TIC. But. like the other Bisbee boys n his regiment, he is going through with it doggedly and persistently, waiting for the hour to go forward to the battle line
 On the trip across Ralph's ship had an adventure with a submarine. Shots were exchanged. An Englishman on beard viewed the action of the Ari- zCna boys with amazement while the submarine peril Iurked close by.
 Fat lot those Arizona cowboys cared about that submarinS wrote Ralph. "They crowded the rail and ~ffered bets of three to one we would sink the sub in jig time"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
NEW MEXICO SAYS E MILLIONS GIVEN ADIOS 10 BOOzER R. IN SEPTEMBER

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., Oct. l. New Mexico enters the bone dry col umn tonight at midnight in accordance with the will of the voters expressed last November when the question was submitted to the people. The major ity cast for prohibition at that time was one of the largest ever recorded by any state, population considered.
 It is impossible to say how many saloons are put out of buiness, as they have been dropping out gradually for the last eleven months as their licenses expired. Only one brewery, located here, is affected
 There was no particular demOnstra- ton here tonight The saloons were pretty we'll crowded by those who wanted to get their last drinks over the bar, but the people were orderly Liquor stocks were almost exhausted several days ago. they being bought up by private individuals who took precautionary measures to guard against the long drOuth
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
LOCAL STOCKHOLDERS
 RECEIVE GOOD NEWS

The case of Sherman vs. Baltimore Oil company, and numerous stockhcld- CTS, pending in the federal court at Phoenix. was on September 2S decided by Judge Sawtelle in favor of the stockholders. according to advices re- ceived here yesterday. the motions to dismiss the bill. CT complaint. flied by the stockholders being granted by the courts decision
 The case presented some features of unusual interest in that an attempt was made by the plaintiff Go recover from the stockholders of the Baltimore oil company alleged unpaid stock sub scriptions to the corporation. in or der to liQuidate judgments obtained by the plaintiff Sherman ia CalifOr- mia, aggregatins the sun Oi SlCc.000
 There were many counsel in the ease from all parts of the state, the greater number Cf the stockholders being represented. however. by the local firm of Flanigan & AiurTy. sue cessOrs to Williams & Flanagan.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02

have advanced in this region south of St. Quentin
 East of Rheims General Gouraud, in addition to taking large number of prisoners and guns. has captured great quantities of booty, including more than 200 narrow gauge railroad cars. Additional prisoners were taken Mon day in the capture of Binarville, in the Argonne forest, and in the occu- patton of Marvaux and Aure, to the west.
 The Germans appear to have decid- ed to make a stand in the group oi hills northwest of Rheims called the St Thierry massif. It is just west of the old French line that ran along the Aisne canal from Berry-Au-Bac to the region of Rheims. Possession of this strong position is necessary to the Germans in order that they may main tain their present line further east, in- cluding the forts of St Thierry and Brimont, from which they Lombard Rheims
 Along the Vesle, General Gerthe- lots forces, notwithstanding the ma chine gun opposition, advanced beyond Reyillon.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
Men
 Escape Villa

FL PASO, Tex, Oct 1.-Henry Beckman, son of naturalized Amer ican of German birth, of Parral, Mex, was killed by Francisco Villa when he occupied Jiminez last Thursday. ac. cording to confirmed reports received lefe tonight. Beckman who was a Mexican citizen was returning to Par ral when Villa attacked the junction.
 Harry Johnston and W. A. Scott, two mining men who left here last week for Parral. were also reported to have been in Jiminez and were first reported missing but later information indicated they had escaped and were hiding in the hills.
 A mining engineer who accOmpan- jed them also escaped and reached TOrreon on board a train of fedral wounded. according to a message re- ceived from him today.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
HUNTERS ASKED TO
 BE VERY CAREFUL

The hearty cooperation of sports men who are now preparing for tileir ial outing in the prevention and sup pressiOn of forest fires is being re- quCsted by the forest officers of. the Coronado National forest. -t-f
 The rangers report. owing to the light rainfall of the proceeding sum- leT, an exceedingly dry condition ex- isting in the mountains. The green grass and weeds normally found on the forest at this time of the year. which retards the spread Of fires. is TOW highly inflammable It is there fore necessary to exercise every pre- caution to prevent fires from surtinS
 J he man power available during or dinaTy years fer fighting forest fires has been heavily drawn upon for mil titary and industrial purposes. It would therefore be difficult to organ ize lire fighting crews in case of 
 In view Of these conditions every hunter and camper should consifsr it ~ duty of highest patriotism in seeing that no camp fire is left unattended and that fires are completely eXtin- guished after serving their purpose.
 Forest officers will gladly accord aH possible information to those de- string such regarding trails and camp ing si,es.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
THOUGHT MAN WAS CRAZY

'I have suffered from stomach and liver trouble for years; tho last tw 2 years people have been calling me crazy The doctors could not do any thing for me Tho awful bl9atiug Ci gas seemed to press against my brJir and | could not think clearly 1hreC months s-o a fiicld advised taking Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and it has worked wonders in my ease. All my bl-Ctius and suffering is gone and feel as though newly born It is a simple. ha, micss preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and lllays the inflam nation which causes practically all st1mlch. liver and intestinal ailme-ts. including appendicitis One dose will convince or money refunded
 Sold in Bsbec hy Bisbee Drus com pany. Lowell Drug compaay iu Lo- well, and druggists everywhere
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
COMES TO TAKE
 MANAGEMENT OF
 IMPROVEMENT co.
H. B. Johnson, of Alabama, Arrives to Take Place Made Vacant by Resignation of s. C. Thompson

H. B. Johnson of Sheffield, Ala, and his wife are recent arrivals in the city and are at present stopping at the Copper Queen hotel, pending their securing a house in the Warren dis trict. That is not all, they are here to stay and become members of the Warren district family.
 MT. Johnson comes to take charge as manager of the Bisbee Improvement company's plant, and to fill the posi- ton recently made vacant by the res ignation of MT. c. s. Thompson, who is to become cashier of the Bank of Bisbee, mention of which was made in The Review a few days ago.
 Mir Johnson comes to the Warren district with an experience in the line of work that he is to be engaged in that few men obtain. For the past nine years he has been general man. ager of the Sheffield company at Shelf field, Ala, who ran the interurban electric lines in that part of the state, the electric light and water plants in that city and which also furnished car service and elecric power for Flor ence and Tuscumlia, adjoining cities. DILUTE lHdl l4lllC uS MdS AUA i've cal . with the Decatur Light, Power and Fuel company at Decatur, Ala.
 Mir. Johnson and his wife were agreeably surprised to find such city as Bisbee and the enterprise of the Warren district After he had received word that the position was open for him, and he told some Of his friends that he intended to come to Bisbee in the state of Arizona, he was told some of the most amazing tales of the con ditions and surroundings here. He was informed that there was no way to get to the houses with supplies and that everything had to be carried on burros, and that it was an awful place to live in. He had wired his accept ance of the place and thought if his friend Thompson had survived this long that he and his wife would at least take chance for short while.
 Mir Johnson stated yesterday that
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e tre world magic and only gen ui~a oo-0-T2ale-. "Gets-It" Then, gai hen caiv vill y-u be sure that y1l- corn g,G loosen from your toe SD thlt --l can peel 1t right off gle s.y 0r=y with your fingers. TaNc O e arr-s of continued pain and ones shy use greasy. irri- tatiu- alv"- plasters that shift and 0-ess .-to the quick" razors and gers that make corus bleed and 9'9l grow faster2 Use painless. easy. always sure "Gets-It" There's only one like it in the world-that's "GetsIt" Millions have tried and O. k'd it for years. It never fails.
 "GetsIt." the guaranteed money back Cornremover. the only sure way. costs but a trifle at any drug store. M'fd by E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. m.
 Sold in Bishoe and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co. Central harmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
GERMANS RESIST DESPERATELY

FRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Oct. 1, 4:30 D. m., (Reuters.) French troops entered St Quentin this afternoon.
 The battle continues alOne the whole Franco-American front from St Quen- tin to the Metuse. The British on on the north and the French on the south have drawn an arc around St. Quentin well to- the rear of the city Huge explosions in the town were heard early this morning.
 Toward the Aisne the French have made progress beyond Revillon. In the center the Germans are cllnging ob- stinately to the wooded nassif of St. ThieTry, which forms a mag of strong positions stretching from Cormicy to the Vesle, Ranking Rheims on the northwest and enabling the Germans to maintain their hold on a semi-circle of strong points around Rheims from Fort St. Theirry on the west 10 the trenches fronting Pompelle on the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02

Smith of South Carolina, Trammen, Underwood, Williams and Wolcott.
 Twenty-one.
 Republicans: Baird, Brandeges, Dill lingham, Drew, Hale, Lodge, Mclean, Penrose, Wordsworth and Weeks. Ten.
 Total against, thirty-one.
 The following senators were paired:
 Beckman of kentucky, democrat, against, with Hollis of New Hampshire and Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, re- publicans; Borah of Idaho, republican, against, with Fall of New Mexico, and Harding of Ohio, republicans; Knox of Pennsylvania, republican, against, with Johnson of California, and SheT- man of Illinois, republicans; Swanson of Virginia, democrat, against, with Wilfley of Missouri and King of Utah, democrats.
 The vote today came just before o'clock after one of the most bitter and spectacular contests in the sen ate in years. Today charges and coun- ter charges of responsibility for the result were hurled back and forth, with partisan politics again an issue.
 In a last effort to win over demo- crats opposing the measure, President Wilson today sent personal letters to Senators Overman of North Carolina, Shields of Tennessee, Benet of South Carolina, Martin of Kentucky, and it was reported a few others earnestly seeking their support. All efforts to amend the resolution were futile. A motion by Chairman Jones to table the amendment of Senator Williams of Mississippi, designed to limit the franchise to white women, was re- ceived sixty-one to twenty-two. The proposal of Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, to require American citi- zenship of women voters also was re jected, fifty to thirty-three, while an amendment by Senator Fletcher of Florida, designed to apply the reso- lutions prohibition against the abridgement of franchise because of sex to the federal government only, was lost sixty-four to seventeen.
 Will Try Again
 Chairman Jones announced after the roll call that he would not call up his motion for reconsideration until he is positively certain of having the necessary majority. The defeat is only temporary" seid he. The fact that we needed only two votes shows that the country favors the resolution. While do not believe that the presi- dents efforts changed a vote. l am glad that he came before the senate and made his position clear. Now 1t cannot be charged that he has not done and did not do all in his power
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1-Railroad administration disbursements to S5 in- diYidual roads in September amounted to S52,993,000, making the total ad yances since April. $1 ,294.S45,OOO. Di- rector Of Finance Johnson SkeltOn Williams reported today that of the total. S209.347.0O0 came from the half million dollar revolving fund and SS5. 7s000 from the S113.O0O. .O00 surplus fund contributed by individual roads.
 h addition to this surplus, S1O.- 4i9,000 was turned over to the gov ernment by the American Railway Ex- press company.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
Promoters
 FGce Angry
 GOUerHnlent

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-PrOmOters Of questionable speculative enterprises who are selling securities in c0mpeu- tion with the fourth Liberty Loan and ut defiance Of the governments capit- al issues committee. are under inves- usatiCn by that committee and steps L. b-a-kl.sJ them publicly may be taken soon. This was learned today from a preliminary report olethe en- forcemelt section of the capita! issues committee, which for weeks has been satheTing evidence on the activities of wildcat schemes involving the trad ing in Liberty Bonds for speculative stocks.
 More than S2OO.OOO.O0O fraudulent and unauth Tized securities are on the l-arkei, i, is reported. and this repre- sents only a small proportion Of all ,uch issues offered without being first submitted to the capital issues com mittee for it's approval. Each pro moteT of these schemes shortly will De served with notice that the cO2- tinued offering of the stocks or bonds Ui,tCut tho committcos approval or n dc lance of the committees deClara- ton that the issue is not compatible wtl nat Onal interest," will result in t7a 9dvertisina of the enterprise as working against national policies dur. ing the war emergency.
 \ ulrtial list of the speculative en- terprises trying tO market unauthor zet securities includes 25O oil com Panies in the Oklahoma. Texas and N1nsas fields. offering in Che aggre- eate more than S100.000e0O in stocks. There are ten questionable motor companies offering about S30,0oO000 in securities.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
NEW YORK THE GIANT OF ALL

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-Accountants of the Liberty loan committee for New York federal reserve district, working hard to catch up with the huge volume Of fourth Liberty loan sales, had taDu- lated tonight subscriptions toJaling $104,577, ,450, CT 5.S per cent of the dis tricts quota of S1,S0O,0G0,0OO. Unof- tcial estimates treble this amount
 New York City's official total was SS7, ,5O1 ,25O, or 6.57 per cent of its quota.
 Among the large subscriptions an nounced today were S20,000.O00 by the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, S7,000,OO0 by the Metropolitan rus; company, S5,OOO,OO0 by JChn D. RocKe- feiler, S3,J75.00O by the Great Amer ican Insurance company.
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oTILL MORE OFFICERS NEEDED

THV NUVIOW IIIe'I WITUI
 DOUGLAS. Ar-Z.. Oct line off COTS in charge of listing applications of civilians Co enter tra.niag for com mlssicls as army -fGc1Gs teddy Ice caiycj Instructions fem hcadquar- ters of the southern departrent a. San Anton Q O acc-p, u.til further nctica applicants tor service aG officers in CaYalr,. machine gun, artillery and .n- tarty branches oi the army. r. i' un- derstood that the number desired fer cavalry service practically has been procured.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
WAGE INCREASE TO
 R. R. TELEeRAPHERs
lnv RcrIew Irnsed MI

TIT- IET-N T--NI T1T---"7-TI " TT VI
 WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-Railroad tClegraphers probably will receive soon wage increase of between S20 and s25 @ month. it was said today by railroad administration officials The application of the Order of Railroad Photographers for more than twice this amount of increase is pending before the board of railroad wages, which is expected to report soon to Director General McAdCo The increase to be suggested will be about equivalent it is said to that recently granted clerks, maintenance of way men. mechanical workers and other classes of em- ployes.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
FRENCH OFFICIAL STATEMENT


 PARIS, Oct 1.-Attacks conducted by the first army in conjunction with the British in the region of St. QUen- tin, says the war office announcement tonight. have obtained important re- suits.
 French troops have penetrated St Quentin as far as the canal.
 North of the Aisne, MeurivaI. Veate- lay, Bouvenccurt and St Thierry have been occupied, while north Of Boucon- vile, Autry wood and Vaux Les Mau- ron have been captured.
 The statement says:
 Attacks conducted by the first army in conjunction with the British in the region of St. Quentin yester- day obtained important results. We have penetrated St Quentin as far as the canal. The enemy resisted Cbstil- ately.
 ''In this region we reached the canal between TronquOy and RCuvroy. To the south we pushed into the linden burg line as far as two kilCmeters to the east of Gauchy.
 We have taken Meurival. Venete- lay. Bouvencourt, Trigny, Mercy and St. Thierry. Two thousand prisoners have been taken since yesterday to- gether with twenty-one cannon.
 We have taken Autry wood ard VauX-Les-M -MaurOn, five l.ilometers north of Bouconville
 We have reached the southern borders of Challersnge Many prison CTS were taken in the course of the day as well as cannon but it has not been possible to count them"
 The enemy has been forced to abandon the plateau between the Aisne and Rheims and has fallen back along the whole line. We occupied Maizy and ConcsvreuX on the south bank of the Aisne, which we approach ed between these two villages"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
ARIZONA WINS FLAGS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I- Liberty loan reports from Arizona show that five communities in the portion of the state within the twelfth federal re- serve district won honor flags by go ing over the top" on Saturday, the first day of the campaign. .. was announce ! at headquarters here. Ph-cni1 report ed Sl02 200 paid into banks in subscr.p- uOn5 by Saturday nigh,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
BIG BOND SALE, REPORTED FROM
 EVERY SECTION
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was the largest city reporting an over subscription today.
 The twenty-four war exhibit trains moving through the country Ere sven much of the credit for tho enthusiasm of the first day. Thousands Cf peo- pie daily are passing through Ines. trains. reports say and staying after the trains have gone to hear speeches and ente: their subscTptiCIs. From many districts today came reports that the throngs were SO great they coUu not pass through tho cars during the stay of the train. Ia Nebraska. Kan sas and Oklahoma pcrcons pss5ed through the exhibit cars at the rate of fifty d minute
 New England Buys Gr7adly
 Subscriptions ir New England l5r the first two days was scr 100000 of
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BE A JOY-WALKER,
 "GETS-IT" FOR CORNS

2 Drops, 2 Seeoads-corn Is Doomedi
 When you almost die with your shoes on and cOrps make you almost walk sideways Go get away from the pain. take a vacation for a min ute or two and apply 2 or 3 drops
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he was more than pleased with the district and with the many fine people that he had met so far and that he was also susprised to find that the Im- provement company had such an i'm proved and up-tO-date plant.
 Welcome to our city and may your good impressions continue to improve with your residence here.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
NEW FRENCH DRIVE

FRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Monday, Sept 30, (10 p. m., Reuters. Jon the frcnts of all the attacking French armies the Germans are resisting desperately but import ant progress has been made along the whole battle front In its advance on Revillon, General Berthelot's army has taken 5000 prisoners. Berthelots troops are now holding q long ridge, in places more than 500 feet m height and southeast from Revillon to Vente- lay dominate the end of the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02

lt is as mach the duty of the con sumeT Co eat less az it Is the duty of the farmer tO produce more
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to secure adoption of the resolution. We made a good fight and will win the next time"
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The conservation of food demands of each individual enlightened fidel- ity joined to genuine patriotism
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Oct. l, (By the Associated Press.)-General Berthelot's troops, widening the front of attack this after noon made further gains occupying i'm portant observation points that give them views eastward upon the group of hills northwest of Rheims and northward toward the Chemin Des Danes. Three thousand prisoners were taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-02
aLL THE voNs HUNTING coVER.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. l.-AH the i'm pcrlal German secretaries of state rave resigned and the Prussina minis
 IS intend to resign, according to the D5r;iH Tageblatt, copy of which has J-sn received here
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Tho sugar s O $. is 9 doituow call flor what is not we'll done nowwiu not be done at all
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GOING eREATIN MIDDLE WEST

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-Chicago has bought approximately S22.5O0, 600 worth of the fourth issue of Liberty bonds. according to official announce ment tonight.
 The campaign is making good pro gress all through Wisconsin. accord ing to E. J. Kearney, state director of sales tor that state.
 Illinois reports indicated many cities have already secured the great part of their quotas.
 The majority of the big cities in Michigan outside of Detroit have com pleted their quotas.
 Iowa First Over Too
 Eleven counties in Iowa still have to report but the sla-e -s safely over its quota without these counties, and the final returns are expected to show a considerable subscription above the quota of $147,900,0O0.
 Indiana is hustling for the honor of second place on the country roll of honor.
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.8 Lo mere valued serv.ce the univeI- sity could relLer the country tStn to prepare officers fJr their important dIt.e3 h battle"
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ALLIED FORCES CAPTURE ST. QUENTIN
 AND PRESS ONWARD

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SUFFRAGE IS
 DEFEATED BY JUST TWO VOTES

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FOCH'S GENIUS
 DAZES ENEMY;
 CANNOT RALLY

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Subscriptions ir New England i5r the first two days was $67.O0OOOO of