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NAMES OF NEWLY
REGISTERED MEN

The following is d partial list Of the
names of Hood River men registered
II, and their respective
serial numbers. Another installment
OF names viii follow next week. The
entire list is available al the court
house.
6o7 Holman Edgar Milton
a53 Holman. Roy Robert
ll5 Holman, William lessee
246 Honeywell. AtWell John
2G, Honign. SakotarO
20 Hopper, Thomas Robert
563 horbelt William John
956 Hon. Chiyosaku
45} Horn, Live Paul
4al liorn. Mart William
rs Horn. Thomas Chester
620 Hounsell, Charles EdS;r
527 House, Elmer ElWm
80 Houston Emil Edie
250 Howard, Frank RothVeu
l75 Howard Fred JAY
SO Howard. Reuben Garfield
56l Howard. Willis Lonzo
65z Howell, Arthur
70 Howell John Floyd
80 Howell, Lewis Grant
663 Howell Roy Earl
Il Ioyt Clinton DeWnt
537 Hudson. Peter Arthur
367 huffman. Homer Ellsworth
l16 hugpins, Charley Harden
5a3 Hughes, Paul Richards
143 Amgill. John Charles
63t Hun, Albert James
42q Han. Elnore ThelluS
430 Hunter. Harry Francis
SO llutson. Harvey Clarence
756 liutson. John Wesley
79S IhItson. Pate
100 liza. Shinuzo
569 lkeda, Hatouii
42o lmbler. ROYAL Ray
AGA lngalls. Fred
354 Ingals. John Akin
81 Inland. Louis Elston
343 lnukai. Kasuo
go mukai. Maukich
Ireland. Els4on l.ongmoor
23a Ireland. Fred NJ
~ lsenberg, Elmer Wilson
VAS lsenberg. Louis smith
76l lsenberg. Marshall Henry
GS2 lsenberg, Vernon EnWood
359 IshekWa. Fred Shielma
g5S lshizaka. Denshiro
ass lson. Clarence Walter
477 lssel, Henry
81 lssel. John
S54 ltano. Kanhichi
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5S1 TO- Fukutaro
S20 lwassa. Charley
S87 jacks. Charley William
586 jackson. David Mabry
443 Ialnsa. Frank William
oo4 Jaaues, Eugene Whitford
5S4 Jarvis Ralph John
2G0 Jeneries Robert Leon
2l3 Jenkins. Carey Howard
~ Jenkins. James Ross
"a Jenkins Robert Loyd
637 Jensen. Charley Johannes
32q Johnson. John Milton
67l Johnson. Matt
BIG Johnson. Orin CLAY
G72 Johnson. Roy Edwin
tN3 Johnson / nOmuS Fuller
s. Johnston. Francis Rodper
$50 Johnson. Marshall Allen
I0S Jones. George Forrest
760 Jones Harvey Ellsworth
$50 Jordan. Archie Constantine
S92 Jordan. Daniel Pitcher
3G4 KaiikaVa. Natsutaro
rs Katie. Hatsutaro
Isl Kaiita. Shinmatsu
13q kanaga. kber Dunbar
Ia1 Karavanich. Joe
l2l Karayapicb. sam
144 Kariva Magoichi
462 KaIstetter Arthur Noah
647 Karstetter. Martin Reed
s6g KasbVaei Fsakai
SG5 katavama. Yasangi
6a6 Katayama Gunzo
436 Katavama Tomb
% Kavachi Nasaru
S34 Hawai-. Nivomatsu
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
German PAPERS
CRITICIZE TALK
OF President
Industrial Organs Declare
Speeches of French, English
and American Leaders Are
Mere Piffle.

AMSTERDAM. Feb. 1.-THE indus
trial organs of western Germany
savagely comment on President VIII
sons address. The Rhenische West
faleische Gazette, under the caption,
Wilson. the Prisoner" says:
They are talking 70 save their
necks-Wilson. Lloyd George and the
tOothless tiger in Paris. With law
yers' tricks they are trying 10 hum
bug their deluded peoples. 1t is i'm
possible to take President Wilson
seriously"
Assuming naughty contempS, this
newspaper proceeds to prove to its
cWn satisfaction that President VII
son failed in what il terms his three
objects. namely. 10 hearten the British
with tales of inexha1stible American
resources, TO try and split Germany
and Austria Hungary, and TO play off
the reichstag majority against the
party.
President Wilson has had no luck.
the newspaper continues. we can
tell him a complete accord has just
been arrived at between Germany and
Austria Hungary. the effects of which
will become patent ere long"
The Dusseldorf Nachrichten SAYS:
After reading the address we have
given much hope that our readers VIII
be able TO make head or tale OF what
President Wilson really wants
The only thing clear is
that By flattering Count Czernin tthe
Austro-Hungarian foreign ministerl,
he wants to isolate Germany and then
isolate all the strong forces within
Germany.
president Wilson's address does
not mitigate the Versailles declaration
one whit He blasphemousiy invoked
Divine judgment. That judgment al
ready has been spoken. Our sell is
enemy free. While the car and other
kings eat bread in exile. we. free in
the east. shall settle the rest in the
west"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
SOLO DEPRESSED.

tky Review Leased NlfSf
PARIS. Feb. 14.-BolO had appear
ed 10 be depressed during the argu-
ments Of the attorneys. He did not
even brighten up as his attorney at
tackled Adolph Pavenstedt, former
head Of the Amsinck banking house OF
New York. fos his disposition or when
he characterized the German embassy
at Washington as n ~manufactcry OF
periuries.~ OF which Count Won Bern
storff. the former ambassador, was
general manager. and Pavenstedt his
assistant. His LAWYER thanked the
American government for the help Il
had given France. but asserted that
the good faith Of Americans had been
imposed upon BY German spies who
were trying to save their own lives.
The POrchere case went 10 the
court after brief summing up, Por-
che-e beine pictured by his counsel
as an innocent intermediary. who, II
he had done anything against the na-
ton. had don it pnknOwingly.
Neither defendant availed himself
OF the opportunity to make a final
plea.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
ATTACKS END.

LONDON. Feb. II - Through the
adoption tonight by the house Of com
mons OF the address in reply 10 the
speech from the throne. which was ac-
cOmplished without division. the at
tacks against the government for the
time being have come TO narght. To.
days debate was on various subjects,
including the food question. brewing
and diplomacy All hostile amend
ments against the premier's address
were either Withdrawn OF rejected.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
URGENT CALL
MADE TO The
CARPENTERS
now STRIKING
Chairman Hurley Asks Crafts
men to Call Off tn cir
Strike Until Proper Agency
Can Investigate Demands.
By Review Leased wirsl

WASHINGTON. Feb I4.-An ur-
gent cal to striking carpenters and
iOiners IN eastern shipyards TO re-
turn TO work was issued tonight by
Chairman Hurley of the shipping
beard. Who sent q telegram TO union
heads declaring mothers end fathers
giving their sons 10 battle viii not
long permit continued interference
with the shipbuilding progrSm-
The telegram was inspired by re-
ports of strikes ar yards in the viCin-
ity of New York and at baltimore.
where the men era demanding the
wage scale recently granted for the
Pacific coast Of $3.50 day Il vert
n W. 7. Hutcheson. general Dresi-
dent OF the carpenters AT Indianapolis
and TO union leaders in tire districts
in which strikes have been called.
MI Hurley insisted that the men
90 to work pending an adjustment
of their grievances by the wage sd
iustment board. which within few
days viii recommend a general wage
scale for 20 per cent of the yards on
the Atlantic coast
The message in flll reads:
HvrIey's Message
While the people of this country
are mourning the loss Of the brave
young Americans in the Tuscanis
horrOr-whiie thousands of American
homes are anxiously watching the
lists OF survivors slowly coming in 10
make certain that another precious
life has been snztched from the At
laatie ocean a telegram oomes-and
with it the grim announcement that
the carpenters in shipyards are now
on strike.
Before any government agency is
given an opportunity 70 act and de
spite the good record of our adjust
ment boards promptness and fairness
in dealing with all labor matters. you
attempt TO paralyze shipbpilding in
dustry at the port Of New York.
DO you realize that YOU are ad
ding to the fearful danger our sol
diers already face. that danger O.
starvation and the danger Of slaughter
II food and ammunition are not sent
over in ships and in many ships al
cnce2 Do you think the fathers and
mothers whose sons are making this
saerifice will sit patiently by and per-
nit this paralyzing Of the life line
between us and the western front to
go on2
"Win You take ny friendly sugges-
tien and go back to work 81 once?
The machinery for dealing with al
your demands and with the right OF
labor is al hand You will be well
advised to follow the methods of well
managed and patriotic labor organ
izations. at least until you have tested
whether or not your government. for
which as shipbuilders you nov are
working. can be fair.
4 advise you 10 end the psTalyZ-
ing OF the shipyard work now 1
am sure yOu would not deliberately
imperil the lives and safety of our
brave fellow citizens. | am sure you
believe with me that those whose
sons are now giving their blood that
you and ! and our children may be
CONTINUED on Page T~c)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
YANK ARTILLERY
AIDS french IN
TAKING Trench
American ers Help
PoiIus Storm German Posi-
tons in the e Champagne,
Difficult Salient Taken.

GRAND HEADQUARTERS OF THE
FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE. Feb,
l4-(By the Associated Press. The
American artillery took a brillisn part
in an important French raid yesterday
between Tahure and the Butte Gu Mes
nil. in the Champagne. participating in
the preliminary bOmhardmsnt and en-
suing barrage fire while the operation
was being successfully executed
The action was extremely interest
ing and the result most satisfactory.
The assaulting troops brought back
$50 prisoners and they established
themselves in German positions to q
depth Of three-Quarters OF mile along
4 front Of nearly a mile.
The task of the assaulting forces
was to attack and take a German sal
lent dipping into the French position.
Il was a difficult operation owing 70
the nature of the ground which form
ed a basin-like depression. into which
the Germans could pour the fire OF
their concentrated guns on the sur
rounding heights.
Hun Position Broken
The artillery preparation lasted six
hours. and. with the aid OF aviatorS,
it was ascertained that the enemy's
defensive positions. which we're re
markably strong. had been broken m
20 a large extent At AIS in the after
noon the order was given TO the III
tantry units TO go over the top. Every
man had been instructed fully regarc-
ing the objectives to be attained.
Just before this, a steady fine rain
began 10 make the chalky earth Ike
a skating rink. The troops. however
advanced with determination. although
they were obliged occasionally TO ar.
rest their progress owing 10 the ma
chine gun positions having escaped
the attention of the French and Amer
lean gunners.
With the help Of the courageous
grenadiers these positions were storm
ed and destroyed and their occupants
were either killed OF captured. BY
Sis O'Clock rockets announced that
all the ohjectiveS had been gained.
The American gUnners. with their
French comrades. extended their
range. putting up an effective barrage
TO prevent counter attacks. which,
however. did not come. the Germans
having been completely discOncertec.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
FOrty-One
Children Are
CrenGted
~ Rev.ew - wIrel

MONTREAL. Feb. 1.-THE eharred
bodies of thirty-eight children had
been recovered late tonight from the
ruins OF the Grey nunnery which was
destroyed by fire. II is feared many
more perished. and searchers believed
the toll OF death might reach loo.
All the inmates OF the great build
ings except the children are believed
to have escaped They included nuns.
nursing sisters. wounded or sick sol
diers from oversee. aged. sick or Grip
pled men and women 10 the number OF
almost a thousand
When the flames were discovered in
the west wing the alarm was quickly
given and all those able 10 help them
selves fled to places Of safety. The
heroic nuns and nursing sisters strOve
valiantly to save the sick and wOand.
ed as well as the infants under their
charge.
The children were housed in the sec.
ton of the building where the fire
started and the flames spread so quick.
Continued on PAGE Twol
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
KILLERS ARE
TRACKEDINTO
CHIRICAHUA
NOUN I AIMS
Murderers of Graham County
Officers Escape From Co
chise Stronghold. San ST.
mon Valley Well Guarded.

TUSON, Feb Il - Travelling
only al night and camping during
the day in the toughest canyons,
John and Ten Powers. thedraft
eTaders, and Tom SissOns, were
camped Thursday n the pasture
of the Busenback ranch. one mile
from Dos Cabezas. according TO
a. message reaching here al mid
night from Bowie The pasture
is guarded tonight by over a hun
dred pOssemen and il IS believed
that the hattie for the capture Of
the men viii occur Friday.
First reports OF the sighting Of
the outlaws was given TO posse
men today by a ranch woman who
said the outlaws appearer at her
house near Pearce. AriZ-. anr ask
ed fer food for themselves She
gave them some bread. but their
horses were unfed and had no
water
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
Resigns
CBy Rexiew Leased wirel

ZURICH. Feb. 1.-THE Stuttgart
Neues Tageblatt says it is reported
in Berlin that the Polish minister
at Warsaw has resigned in protest
against the Ukrainian peace terms.
the regent council. IL is added.
has not resigned as its members
are sworn TO hand over the power
only 10 king or regent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
DRAGNET IS OUT
FOR PROPERTY OF
ALL HUN ALIENS
A. Mitchell Palmer, Property
Custodian, Appeals to Every
Citizen to Aid Government
in Seeking Holdings.
AZ Review Leased VINO

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA nation
wide dragnet is being spread by A.
Mitchell Palmer. alien property custO-
dian. to locate enemy aliens who.
through ignorance Of the law or mali
cious intent. failed to make report OF
their property holdings to his office.
In a statement today calling on LOYAL
Americans to assist the government
in apprehending viOlaters Of the law.
Mr. Palmer gave warning that federal
agents are searching the country from
coast to coast for outstanding alien
property and that holders OF uncov-
cred property are liable to a fine OF
$4,000 or ten years Imprisonment. or
both. Full notice has been given and
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15

NnA NArNNEN AaC4A$CA VIE
PARIS. Feb 14.-BOlO taSha was
sentenced TO death.
The courtmsrtisl which condemned
Bolo Pasha TO death dehheyated for
only is minutes Darius Porchere,
an accountant. who Was a cO-aetend-
ant. was sentenced 10 three years I'M
Drisonment.
Fiiippo Cavalliniel. another code
fendsnt. who is under arrest in Italy,
was sentenced 10 death. although he
IS not within the courts jurisdiction.
The speedy return Of the coOrtmar-
tial came almost as a greater surprise
10 the crowds in the courtroom await
ing the verdict than the actual sent
ence OF death itself. which had been
predicted from the outset.
RolO took the announcement with
apparent calm. but Porchere. who had
set throughout the trial StOliG and
stupid in appearance. was visihly NOV
ed. though whether ~ his own escape
from his patrons fate or st the sent
ence imposed upon Polo. was not easy
TO determine.
The crowd made no demonstration,
but filed nOisily from the courtroom.
discussing the verdict
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

GLOBE, Feb. 14-JOhn Marcus.
Cornelius OrNeil. a mine boss, E r.
Perez and Frank Pancich. employees
Of the Iron Cap Copper mine. two
miles west of here. were killed today
because Of the failure of the air
hoist in the mine TO ascend after they
had placed a charge OF explosives.
The accident occurred just below the
100 foot level.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
APPROVAL INDICATED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l4.-Indicst-
ing approval Of increases in rural
carriers salaries where the service
warrants It. Fourth Assistant Post
master General Blakesly urged the
senate pOstOffice committee today to
sake into consideration time. mileage
snd amount Of mail handled in Srriv-
ing at a basis OF pay. The present
system OF basing pay on mileage anly,
he said, resulted in ineQuities,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
OTHER oFFIcERs TO HELP


TUCSON, Feb 14.-Sheriff Henry
Hall. OF Pinal county and his deputy
Bob Frazier. accompanied by former
Sheriff jeff Adams of MaricOpa reach
ed Tucson al $50 tonight and left in
an automobile for Tombstone in an ef-
fort TO head off the escape OF the out
laws from the Dos Cabezas country.
They planned to report on arriving at
Tombstone to the sheriff's office in
Tucson and unless the chase had de
Teloped important angles they would
head out for ROdeo. n NJ. and guard
the San Simon valley.
Sheriff Miles with his posse and
Sheriff Wheeler with his men we're
reported at 9 o'clock tonight as work
ing south out Of Bowie with more than
one hundred men under their com
mand, toward Dos Cabezas and gu5@d-
ing the foothills which stretch 20 the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
ExOnerGted

TUCSON. Feb I'D ". Heath.
president of the Metals Reduction
Company OF ROsemOnt. was today
exonerated OF the charge of imper-
sonatilg an officer Of the federal
government yesterday. by Charles
G. Russell. the complaining witness
before United States Commissioner
Jones Heath was released imme-
diately-
Russell in his complaint had
charged that Heath said he was a
federal officer and so scared Rus
sell from his property and taking
possession Of it,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
CHANGES MAY BE
INTRODUCED IN
uses FOR CAMPS
Complete Reorganization of
Several Cantonments for
Embarkation and Replace
ment Work Contemplated. d.
Rv Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON. Feb. I4.-Uses 10
which several national army canton
ments now are put may be COM
pletely changed when they are vacat-
ed by troops now under training. as
a result Of general staff studies OF
the handling OF divisions scheduled
for embarkation for Europe and OF
the training Of replacement troops
Under the new plan the whole sys-
TEN Of divisional depot brigades 10
handle replacement troops would be
abandoned. Instead q fUll division,
each OF infantry and artillery. pro
visionally organized for training puT-
poses would be assembled al two
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
SENTENCE Of
.DEATHNAMED
by JURY FOR
.bOLO PASHA
Courtmartial, After Fifteen
Minutes DeEberation, Finds
Frenchman Guilty of Trea-
son With Extreme Penalty.

PARIS. Feb. l4.-WithOut the slight
est remor. Bolo Pasha. convicted OF
high treason. heard Colonel Voyer.
president Of the courimartiaI pro-
nounce sentence Of death upon him to
day amid an impressive silence in the
courtroom. Merely shaking his head
and Struggling his shoulders. as il to
say it was hopeless 10 fight asainst
the odds Bolo returned to his cell
Awed BY the soldiers with fixed bay
Onets. those who had assembled IN
the courtroom refrained from all dem
.onstration. but the crowds outside The
courtroom uttered a terrific roSr and
cheers OF approval as word of the
sentence reached them. plainly show
ing the favor whie the sentence OF
death found among the French peo-
pie.
swiftly the news Of the eomins exc
cutiOn Of Bolo Pssha spread through
out the city. Colonel Voyer had not
vet completed reading the sentence.
when the cheers OF the multitude from
outside drowned his voice.
The courtmartial was unanimous in
con6emning Bolo. II stood for a time
four to three against the conviction
of Porchere. but finslly compromised
six 10 one. on conviction on the charse
OF commerce with the enemy" car
rying 4 lishter sentence. The judges
delibersted only n few minutes and
as they filed out Of the courtroom il
was easily discernable that Boio
Pasha's fate was sealed.
An appeal viii he entered on
technicality. but the general trend OF
comment heard in legal. journalistic
AID political circles is: With Bolc's
death RoiOiSm viii die"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
SATISFIED.

tBy Review Leased Nirel
LONDON. Feb. 14-Thomas J. Nc
Nemara. secretary Of the admiralty,
announced in the house OF commons
today that it had been established that
the steamer Tuscania was tOrpedOed.
He added that the admiralty was sat
isfied with the system of convoy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
Ry Revier Leased Wirel


DOUGLAS. Feb 14-TWelVe hours
ahead OF their pursuers. Tom and John
Powers and Tom SissOn. slayers of
Sheriff r F. Mcbride and Deputies
hemptOn and WOoran Of Graham cOun-
" last Sunday. tonight were swallow
ed up in the Chiricahua mountains OF
eastern Arizona for the time being
safe. while 2e0 civil officers. cowboys
and rznchers and two troops Of the
first cavalry from Douglas were scour-
ing the southeastern cOrne. OF the
state.
The fugitives rode all last night
from the COchise Stronghold IN the
Dragon mountains to the Chiricahua
mountains. where Sheriff Harry c.
Wheeler OF Cochise county and Sheriff
Rye Miles OF Pima county picked up
the trail early today only 10 lose IL
Most Of the day was spent in recover
ing the trail Posses were reported to
be following the trio II was discOv-
cred that the fGgitives pitched camp
for breakfast near the Charles Busen-
back ranch In the Dos Cabezss noun
tains
Request was made today by the sher-
ifs office at Tombstone for a military
airplane, bit II was stated that there
is none nearer than Fort Sam HOus-
ton
Canon Sends Troops
Lieutenant Colonel Augustine Cam
on. at Aqua Prieta, Sonora. command
CT OF the military forces OF northeast
ern Sonora. has sent Mexican troops
TO patrol the International boundary
on the Mexican side, with instructions
TO capture and turn over TO civil au-
thOrities Of Arizona the three men if
they cross into Mexico Mexican
troops are on patrol duty from NacO
on the west TO the intersection OF the
New Mexico state line with Mexico on
the east
Sheriffs of southwestern New Mexi-
co counties have been requested to es
tablish patrols and the military author
tiles at Hachita, \. NJ. have been nOti
fled
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15


BOWIE. Feb. 14-John and Tom
Powers and Tom SissOn, the fugitive
murdere1s Of three Graham county
peace officers, were camped in the
Busenback pasture, one mile from Dos
Cabezas, Thursday The sheriff and
loo men were guarding the pasture at
sunset tonight
Il is believed the fugitives are head
ed toward Bowie to cross the San ST
mon river into New Mexico. This
route is heavily guarded by officers
and armed civilians The hunted men
are using the rOaghtest and most un-
frequented canyons. camping by day
and travelling By night The Indian
trsilers are keeping close to the fugi-
tives and il is believed their capture
Is inevitable If the posses can hold
them in the Dos CabeZas range tonight
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15
WsIeome Investigation
fRr Revler Leased wlre,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Il. - Off
ciaIs Of the American International
ship corporation declared TODAY that
they would welcome the investigation
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-02-15

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