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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS
Lyric

A pleasing bill of entertainment was enjoyed by capacity audiences at the Lyric Thursday evening. The closing act of the programme, McRae and Clegg, drew the lions share of applause and they present one of the best acts of the kind seen in vaudeville. The female member of the team is an excellent cyclist and also possesses a pleasing per- sonality and performs. some wonderful feats Her male partner does comedy and eccentric riding and the act proved the big hit of the bill. It is seldom that a closing act holds the interest of the audience as did this offering Gordon
 Eldrid and company present most plea sing vehicle of fun, which they call .sWon By a Leg" The act is filled with laughable comedy and the audience is highly entertained. The members of the company areEwell cast and present some delightful amusement. Hamilton and
 Barnes. the comedy couple, prove one
 of the features of the programme, ana
 they have a pleasing stock of chatter
 and stories. Both are exceiient ensel- ..,su
 tainers and their closing number, The
 Pantomime Wedding calls for much |spontanteous and prolonged applau use:
 The bill opens with a pleasing musical act s.Melody Land" Many pleasing se- lections are rendered in excellent style
 and the act is very entertaining. Bar rett and Murray, the Chocolate Twins present 1At the Registration onice'
 which proves very pleasing Mutual reel life pictures are highly interesting and entertaining.
 Loew's Bijou
 The big show booked into Loews R;iou the last half of the week has two headliners. including Doree 5 "Beaux and Belles,'' unique musical comedy. which has everything neces, s,,-v ty, make I'D a wonderful musical comedy. including the girls. hail dozen of the prettiest daintiest and cleyc-cst little misses who ever put m rouge are seen in this aggregation, everyone being star, as all do something individually to help make the act a success. It is beautifully staged and costumed and received un- stinted applause
 The other headliners, the "Six In lternAtionals Tourists" in what they call "On the Road" is a burlesque impression of tramp life. This act is composed of six widely different char acters in erotesque makeup. and from start to finish of their act they are riot of fun and songs. Several good lvcices are noticeable among them and their chorus work is exceptionally good
 Lipton's Comedy Monkeys present. ed an entire vaudeville show in them selves, with no human on the stage l to assist them and furnished nov city that brought fcrth plenty of laughs. These monkeys are wonderful Jimrny Shea. clever nut comedian and singer. and the Three Stylish Steppers'' in unique dances completed the bill. The stylish steppers gave the cleveres. bit of clog dancing seen herc in long time.
 The picture, Alice Brady in Tho Spurs of Sybil." is an exceptional pho toplay. and this popular star does wonderful work in this film.
 There will be four shows Saturday at ?, 4, and o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-01

strained from taking some action in Siberia are causing serious considera- ticn of the Japanese invitation to the entente allies and America to particf- pate. The alternative would be to with hold from Japan the cooperation she holds she has the right to expect and let her undertake single-handed the weight of the campaign in Siberia, and deal without counsel from the allies with the large questions involved in the fu- ture disposition of any territory she might occupy.
 It is learned that the issue is ap- preaching the critical point in the opin- ion of the Japanese government, which has concluded that some action as it tive as a defensive measure against Ger man aggression and control of the wreck of the late governmental machinery in Siberia.
 BOLSHEVIKI ABOUND Such information as officials have been able to gather indicate that most of the larger cities and towns in the interior and along the line of the Siberian rail road are under the control of the bolshe- wiki In that country this element IS largely composed of exiles ana desceno- ants of exiles from European Hussia, who are filled with hatred of monarcniai
  ideas Their numbers are not known' put they are the dominating force in con siderable portion of Siberia
 Conditions in vladivostok are con1useo. There are a number of bolsheviki in the town, but this, after all, is under con trol for the present of a local zemstvo, which has paid very little attention 10 orders issuing from Petrograd, ana the conservative forces are greatly strength ened by the presence in the harbor of TWO Japanese cruisers.
 GERMANS FEARED
 Some 3O,O00 German prisoners of war were distributed along the line of the Siberian railroad but number of these have been shipped back to Europe. and if ia not known how many remain. They would present a dangerous element, comprising many veteran soldiers able to organize the untrained Russians into d considerable force. The aboriginal in hatitants are regarded as negligible quantity, and though there are about 6.O0c COG Chinese farmers who have inn migrated into the country, they are counted upon to mind their own business ana take no part in any military opera tions.
 While no exact precedent has been found for a joint international muve- ment in Siberia, it is believed that war rant may be found for it in the famous boxer campaign, when. without any for mai declaration of W on China, sev- eral European powers united with Japan and America in the march to Picking, primarily planned to relieve the legations beset there by the boxers, but also de- signed to put down the state of anarcay which existed in that part of China.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-01
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-01
JAPAN INSISTENT

On the other hand, growing indications that Japan cannot much longer be re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-01

has caused a secon
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21
A New Commercial Corporation.

"La Compania Commercial de
Sonora Y Sinaloa" is The name
of a corporation that is operat
ing on the West Coast of Mex
leo, with it's principal offices in
Nogales, Sonora, at No. 33 Gale
Elias. Mr.. Benjamin Trasvina,
formerly with the United Sugar
Company, is the manager. Mr..
A. Cubillas Jr., formerly with
the First National Bank, is CASH
ier. The corporation handles
products of Mexico-garbanzos,
sugar, corn, wheat, hides, etc.,
and is prepared to carry transac-
tions in any quantity and to any
amount of money. The well
known business capacity and
|probity Of the gentlemen men
toned are a sure guaranty for
the business.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21
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Madam f Mere Truth 7hatPoetry a, %GHRfS 4


NOGALES BUSINESS COL
LEGE-Morley Avenue, over O.
K. barber shop. Spanish, En-
glish, bookkeeping and short
and. 6 to 9 p. IN. adv.
LIVE man wanted to establish
ocal agency for writing Acct
dent and Health Insurance.
Write State Office, Tucson, No.
Schrader Bldg, or see Guy
Impey Wednesday, Hotel Bow
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Mae B. Giles, representing and

Mae B. Giles, representing and
emonstrating the Bonney
Worlds Best Toilet Articles, in
vites the ladies of Nogales to in
spect her goods, at Room 20,
National Hotel, where she has
established a Beauty Parlor.
Facial Massage and Manicuring
Eradicating all Wrinkles and
Face Blemishes her specialties
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of the Sonora News Company
called at Nogales on Monday,
February 18, 1918, was post
!poned indefinitely.
G. VAN MOURICK,
Secretary.
Nogales, Ariz., Feb. 18, 1918.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21
Announcement.

I hereby announce myself as a
andidate for reelection as
School Trustee in Nogales School
District No. One, at the annual
school election to be held on the
last Saturday in March of this
year.
w. F. CHENOWETH.
logales, Ariz., Feb. 27, 1918.
adv.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21

cial responsibility of the direc
tors will be more than five mil.
lion dollars-Mr. Cooke announc-
ed yesterday The charter for
the bank arrived yesterday from
the federal comptroller's office.
It is 1859.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21
Announcement.

l hereby announce my candi-
lacy for SCHOOL TRUSTEE
or Nogales, District No. 1, and
will appreciate any support
given me by the voters in the
bove district. Election March
Both, 1918.
(Signed)
adv. HARRY J. KARNS.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21

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BACKERS OF NEW TUCSON
BANK ARE ANNOUNCED

hackers OF NEW TUCSON the West Coast Cattle Company
BANK ARE ANNOUNCED With them on the board will be
A. F. Kerr of Ell Paso vice pres
Clucson StarJ ident of the bank, and w. H.
The long deferred Land of Tucson, cashier Mr.
ment of the hackers of R. R. until RECENTLY was
Cooke in the organization of the president the Nopaes Nation
Tucson National Bank al bank W. P Capehart will
open its DOORS made yester- be teller
day Mr. Leeler is one of +bo rich
Mr. Cookies associates in the Southern Arizona Mr.
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The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-21
Notice of Postponement.

Notice is given hereby that
the meeting of the stockholders
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THE DAILY MORNING OASIS

NoGALEs, ARIZONA THURSDAY, MARCH 2l. 1918.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11

rzek}a Marya szyderczo, = niecl
Gle to ME odstrasza, Narazinie
sprowadz mi natychmiast Dymi-
ira, PHYSICIAN, re Gle "a to ma
grodze.
Podnios1a reke uroczyscie dc
tej zbrodniczej przysiegi.
Narazin upojony nadzieja ma
grody pomyslal:
= Usifowanie mole, ably por62
lnic hrabiego z jego iona by1oby
bezskuteczne: hrabina jest wy
sza mad oszczerstwa. Kaminski nj
gdy ME pokocha Nary, ale ably W
to uwierzy4a, trzeba, zeby jej to
sam powiedzia}. Potrzebuje eaten
Itylko doprowadzic do spotkania
I%pomiedzy mimi, a reszta zrobi sic
sama.
Odszedl zatem z zamiarem u
ACCOMPLISHMENTS tel mysli.
Pewnego dnia przybyl do Ma
ryi rozpromieniony i oswiadczyl,
re sic wszystko uda1o. Moze sic
spotkac z Dymitrem W miejscu
oznaczonem.
Marya p~ospieszyla ma owe miej
see i W tajemniczym cieniu lasu
oczekiwa}a Ia tego, kt6ry W niej
wzbudzif chwilowo sklonnosc ma
mietna.
Dymitr Kaminski miaf w6wczas
oko1o IS lat i by1 bardzo przystoj-
nym, chociaz ME wytrzymywa1 pc
r0wnania z MilakoWem.
Jechal Oh spokojnie droga, gdy
|ujrza1 naprzeciw siebie Marye u
klonif sic jej chcia} pojechac da-
lei, lecz Marya wstrzymala jego
konia. Hrabia zdziwiony patrzy1
ia kobiete, ktdrej awanturnicze
usposobienie / wolne obyczaje by
~ mu znane.
- Jedziesz? - zapyta}a .Marya
stanowczo -krotko, swoim IVY
czajem. -
- Jade, - odrzekf K%aminski,
!smiejac sic, sadzac, re droga VOL
ia. Przechodzi wprawdzie przez
dobra PAM, lecz dotychczas ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11

Isle ME sprzeciwial moim sk}on-
nosciom. Majac lat pietnascie, Ike
chalam goraco i szczerze... wiesz
0 tenn Dymitrze Kocha1am
ltwego brata Miros1awa i bylam
przez czas pewien wzajem kocha.
Ia. Bylam szczesliwa i ME szcze.
dzilam dowod6w mi1osci.... odda
liam mu Wszystko, com oddac mo
g1a, sadzac, re b1ogi czas trwaG
bedzie wiecznie. Ale Miros1aw
przesyci} sic NINA, opuscif mnie j
%pojechaf W SWAT, gdzie znalaz1 "a
s1uzona nagrode, smierc z reki O.
szukanej kobiety.
- Bylo to we. Wloszech - do
dal Dymitr ponuro.
- TAX we W1oszech oszukana
kobieta przebila 60 sztyletem, -
m0Wlfa Marya WzburzOna, pfa
ka1am czas jakis, potem pocieszy
lam. sic i przysiegafem sobie, re
bede. postepowa}a tax jak on, be-
de uzywa4a mi}osci bez mi1osci.
- Odstep PAM cd tego postano
vienna. = rzekf Dvmitr,
Marya rozeSmia}a sic.
- Cheese mi prawic morally,
lecz ci to ME idzie, - hrabio, =
m6wi}a, = wy mezczyzni jestes-
Gle zanadto egoistami, ably kobe
te odwodzic cd takiego postano--
vienna. Przyznaj sic, hrabio, zem
zgadla twoje mysli.
- Me, PAM = odpar} Dymitr,
: mysle inaczej. Ola mnie mifosc
jest uczuciem sWietem, kt6rego W
blocie walac sic niegodzi.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11
GODNE UWAGI.

Jezeli cierpicie ma zaburzenia
zofadka, niestrawnosc, b6le g1owy
it'd. wtenczas jesteto kazdemu bar
do jasnem, re. lekarstwo. ktore
:wyczysci dokladnie zo}adek a row
noczesnie wzmocni ustrop trawie-
must przyniesc ulge W doku-
czliwym stanie. Trinera Amery--
kanski Elixir oGrzkiego Wilma
sk1ada sic z gorzkich ziol leczni-
|czych, ktr6e czyszcza zo1adek j.. 2
naturalnego czerwonego wilma, kt6
re wzmacnias cialo. Jest to bardzo
przyjemne W uzyciu lekarstwo j
bedziecie MEM bardzo ucieszeni.
Jeden lekarski miesiecznik pisze
" majowem wydaniu: "Trinera
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11
ponury @om w WarSzawi@
HRABIA B0CUMIk KAMINSKl
gubernatora.

mem gubernatora.
- Narazinie, - rzekf Pedro 2
usmiechem,- pokazalem ci teraz
jak p~oteznych man przyjacio1, a
przynajmniej znajomych w War
szawie. By1oby zatem szalenst-
VEN, gdybys sic chcia} opierac
lmoim zadaniom. Patrz powiedzia]
bym tylko sl0wko i Kaminski by]
by wolny! Jest On przeciez tax
lnie winnym morderstwa, jak no.
vonarodzone dziecko. Pozwalasz
sobie juz drugi raz takiego zartu,
lila! ha! Narazin zabija, a inny
"a to idzie do wiezienia.
- Me popychaj mnie do osta-
! tecznosci! - syknal Narazin.
, - Milcz! - odpowiedziaf Pc
dro, - mnie ME przestraszysz i
|nie zfudzisz mistrzowsko odegra-
mem oburzeniem. Wiem, zes zamo-
Irdovaf davniej Mi1akowa, teraz
Fleurego.
{ - Mic nie Wiesz, - odparl Ma
rain, - albo raczej niczego ME
mozesz dowiesc, a "a tWoje zuch-
vale gadanie bede umial Gle uka-
rae.
- Promo sic opierasz Narazi-
ME. - rzeh Pedro, - jestem pc
WYNN swojego, i jezeli cheese, to
ci opowiem zab6jstwo Mifakowa,
jak mi je opowiadal Iwanski.
Iwanski jest o]szczerca, - "a
, wolal Narazin.
- Ono! - odparl Pedro, - IA
~szczescie moge dowieSc, re mowil
prawde. a zyje Swiadek....
Narazin spejrza} Ia Pedra.
- Zyje Swiadek, - m6wii Pc
dro dalej. - wprawdzie ukryty
w g1ebi klasztoru. O! ulozy]iScie
to zrecznie z hrabianka Marya
Niewimi musza cierpiec "a Wa
z zbrodnie, a wy wyzyskujecie
to morderstwo, azeby p6siasc bo-
gactwo. Narazinie, IMAM twoje
iplany. Cheese zostac panem Swo-
body. siegasz vysoko, ale bez mel
pomocy nigdy ME osiagniesz &C.
lu.
- Zrzekam sic twej pomocy,-
odpar1 Narazin, -jakkolwiek IDA
jesz sic poteznym, ia jestem po-
tezniejszy! Pamietaj 0 tenn i
drzyj.
Wyciagnal reke i grozif Hiszpa
nowi i chcia1 sic szybko oddalic,
ale Pedro go zatrzymal.
- M6wisz jak waryat, Narazi-
ME, - rzek1. - chodz, -. opo-
WIEN ci, jak to by}o, a przeko-.
nasz sic re dobrze jest Eye re NINA
w przyjazni. Uspokoisz sic. Chod2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11
(Ciag dalszy.)
= lego sic spodzieWa1em,

- lego sic spodziewalem, -
rZ2kl Pedro, - ME przyszedlem
tez prosic o }aske ola Kaminskie-
go. Me sprawiedliwosc zupe1na
rovinna mu bye wymierzona. @
,je3no tylko prosi1bym ola niego:
@ nieponizajace traktowanie.
- By1by 60 doznawa1 W kaz--
dym razie, - odpowiedzial gu
bornator, - nalezy on do tych, z
kt1rymi w kazdym razie obcho--
dzimy sic wyjatkowo. Jest MO-
dy, ME dial dotad powodu do
sEarg, los dotknaf go ciezko i dla-
te@o zalecilem, azeby go trakto--
wano jak najwzgledniej, dop6ki
lie zostanie przekonanym, re "a
mordOWal Francuza. PraWde po--
wi2dziaWsZy, ME chce mi sic vie
rye, azebv s%z]achcic, -ktory jak
kaminski, umie wladac dobrze
bronia potrzebowal true swego
przeciWnika. Kt0z jednakze INA
dobrze ludzi? Pr6cz tego brakuje
rozmaitych przedmiot6w z poko-
ia wicehrabiego. Papiery jego
Zn&leziono W najwiekszym niepo-
rzadku.
Narazin drgnal, poniewaz spoj-
rz"nie dygnitarza pablo przypad-
koWo IA niego, On to bowiem byl
sprawca tego nieporzadku w pa
pierach.
Gubernator mowi} jeszcze d}u-
zej O sprawie Kaminskiego, wspo
minaja az Z szlachetnem oburze-
MEM O nikczemnosci bezimienne--
go denuncyanta.
- Czy ME mann slusznosci, pa
movie, - zakonczyl, - re ia
kiego czlowieka, kt0ry ME ma od-
vagi nazwiska swego po}ozyc
pod tax ciezkiem oskarzeniem, ma
zywam nedznikiem i niegodziw--
Gem?
- To pewna! - powiedzial Pc
dro, spogladajac IA Narazina, kt6
~ przygryzf wargi.-
- | to takze dale mi pow6d do
polecenia, ably wzglednie trakto-
vano Kaminskiego, - rzek1 gu
bernator i zacza} z Pedrem cicha
rozmowe, W kt6rej nazwisko Ka-,
m%inskiego nieraz bylo wspomina
lie.
Narazin "tymczasem stal jak Ia
rozzarzonych weglach, ME mo.
gao sic domySlec zamiar6w cudzc
ziemca, kt6ry m6g1 W koncu ka-.
zac 60 aresztowac.
: Ma te mySl zadrzal niegodzi.
vice i odetchnal dopiero wtedy.
gdy znalaz} sic IA koniec "a do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11
Wiarus jest najstarszem Pols--
kim pismem ma polnocnem zacho-
die wiec jest ~najlepszem przyja-
cielem ktory przynosi swieze via
domosci.

.rs--s- - t". t.H~ts '@'
Amerykanski Elixir GorzkiegoWi
ia jest wyborny jake wszystko co
wyjdzie z Trinera Laboratoryum.
t.yCenla $a51s10> W aptekach. Trinera
Liniment niema sobie r6wnego
PREY reumatyzmie, neuralgia, b6-
ZACH W krzyku, nadwyrezeniu, O.
.puchnieciu,. bolacych muszku}ach,
zmeczonych n6g it'd. IS i IS CEN
tow " aptekach, poczta As Is
cent6w. Joseph Triner Company,
wielkowytw6rcy lekarstw 333333--
1913 s. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-06-11
"WIARUS" Wtorek, ddniia ll-go CzerWca, 1918.

bronllias JeJ PAM nlkomU-
A vice teraz bronze jej ps
nu! - odpoWiedziala Marya dun
ME.
Dymitr wstrzasnaf g1owa. Post
. powanie take dziwiio 60.
- Dlaczego? - zapytal.
Bo kro z kim zada spotkani
;. powinien wyiasnic, dial czego t
uczynil, - odrzek1a.
Hrabia Dymitr zdziwi1 sic :jes
cze3 bardziej. Niewiedzia} mic !,
zadnej schadzce. Narazin sk6rzy
sta} z tego, re sic dowiedzia1, i;
hrabia tamtedy przejezdzac be
die. Plan jego zblizal sic do urze
czywistnienia, a On sam ukryty "
krzakach oczekiwaf z niepokoiem
rezultatu.
! Pomimo zdziwienia Kaminski
II
pod wp1ywem mysli, ktora mu
sic chwilowo nasune1a, rzek}: J
! A gdybym rzeczywiscie
chcial pania spotkac, coz wtedy
= Wtedy powiedz pan, czego
zadasz, = odpowiedziala Marya,
- ale wiesz co, hrabio zmeczylam
sic jazda, zsiadzmy z konis i spo-
cznijmy tam pod krzakami. Be
'dziesz mia1 zapewne wiele do po-
Wiedzenia mi.
=. Bye moze: - odrzek} Ka--
minski dwuznacznie.
Zaczal spostrzegac, re Marya
nieobojetnym ma niego patrzy
wzrokiem i przyszlo mu ma mysl,
re tn miiosc moze grac role.
20 Bielczynskiej MONA to by1o
przypuszczac Opowiadano O roz--
maitych jej szalenstwach, mogla
sobie pozwclic jednego wiecej.
Ably sic O TEN przekonac, -Ka--
minski zsiadl z konia i usiad1
jprzy niej.
By1 to piekny dzien majowy,
kwiaty i krzewy wydawaly won a
romatyczna, zdajaca sic podnie--
cac uczucia milosne.
Dymitr traktowal Marye oboje-
,tnie. Marya sadzac, re to udanie,
spogladala nan wabiaco, On zda-
wal sic n~ierozumiec tych spoj-
rzen, vice rozgniewana i oblana
purpura, zawola}a:
- Glupi jestes, hrabio Dymi-1-
.trze!
Hrabia "a Gala odpowiedz o
zesmial sic. Krew Maryi zawrzala
Milcza}a przez chwile, hrabio,
w ziemie, wreszcie rzek1a.
= Wysmiewasz mnie, hrabio,
DO ME umiem panowac mad SODA i
otwarcie wypowiadam swe mysli.
HIM! lie mnie nagradzasz, hrabio
Dymitrze, nie jest to godne mez-
czyzny.
- Me chcialem PAM obrazic,-
odpar1 Dymitr.
: A obrazasz mnie, DO milczysz
uparcie O tenn, co chcia1bys po--
wiedziec! '.. a.
- Me wien doprawdy..~.
- Ob}udniku! - zawo1a1a pa
trzac nan kuszaco, = niepopraw-
ny ob}udniku! Czyz kto zada
schadzki IA osobnosci. ME majac
mic do zWierzenia?
- Do zwierzenia? - rozesmia1
sic Dymitr, = a vice przystap
PAM do zwierzen, bede ich uwaz-
nym sluchaczem.
= Dreczysz mnie, - gniewnie
odrzek1a Marya, = ale tozkara "a
to, ZEN Gle uprzedzi1a i kazafa pro
sic o schadzke.
Patrzcie, pomyslaf Kamin
ski, = kaza}a mnie prosic.:. Odga-
diem eaten, re tn idzie. o mi1osc!
Pc chwili rzekf g1osno:
= Poslaniec PAM spe1ni1 wier--
ME otrzymane %zlecenie.
= O., Narazinowi MONA. ufac,
/ odpar}a Marya, = ufam mt zu
lpelnie... p%owiedzia1 81 zatem .hra-
bio.:.
- To tylko, re pania tutaj sspo-
tkam, = odrzek1 Dymitr, chociaz
Narazin rzeczywiscie mic mu ME
m6wi}.