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Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
GERMAN OFFICIAL.

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 BERLIN, Sept. 2S (via LOndOn) - The text of the German war office statement issued today follows:
 The English are attacking in the direction of Cambrai and to the south thereof and the French in the Cham pagne and the Americans east of the ArgOnne are continuing their attacks.
 Partial advances and partial at tacks between Pyres and the Scarpe, as we'll as between the Ailette and the Aisne form part of the great at tacking operations of the enemy.
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 On both sides of Marquion and be- tween Moevres and Villers-Guislain the first assault of the enemy broke down before our lines. At lnchy the enemy advanced toward Bourbon and Havrincourt and towards Flesquieres.
 Tn the course of the battle the enc my succeeded in extending these breaches and in pressing us back to the north of the Arras-Cambrai high road as far as the Oisy-Le-Verger and HaynecOurt line.
 Tn the evening the battle still was fluctuating south of the high road, but after a successful counter attack the Bourbon wood-RibecOurt line held. Be- fore our positions between Ribecourt and Villers-Guislain the enemy's at tack failed.
 Between Epehy and Bellicourt strong attacks delivered by English and American divisions were repulsed. At the conclusion of the fighting the enemy everywhere has been driven Lack to the positions from whence he started at Lempire and even be- yond those positions.
 Between the Ailette and the Aisne partial attacks of the enemy east of VauXaillon and west of Jouy were re- pulsed
 Tn the Champagne the French, and east of the ArgOnne, the Americans failed to make strong attacks at cer tain points, employing fresh divisions. The French in their frequently re- peated attacks between the Suippe and the Aisne were able to gain only little ground
 Tn the evening we were fighting on the Auberive south of SOmme-Py- Gratreuil BoucOnville Cernay wood line.
 The attacks of the Americans east of the Argonne were brought to a standstill south of the ApremOnt-Cier- ges line.
 "Montfaucon was evacuated in view of the threatening surrounding move ment. Attacks advancing by way of MCntfaucon and to the east thereof failed before our new lines.
 ssTha and ,-acfn,-- day again suffered heavy losses.
 Yesterday we shot down thirty three enemy airplanes."
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 would be under fire and the withdraw al from the Aisne line might we'll be. come a rout.
 As to the objectives of the main American thrust, some observers were inclined to look for a turn toward Longuyou. to the northeast after a little more progress. Longuyou is the rail center through which flows the enemy communication lines, not only for a large part of the lines at which the French and Americans are strik- ing. but also the great Metz fortress. It also is SO situated that from posi- tions in this vicinity, American guns would command the great Longwy iron fields and render it almost use less to the enemy.
 A drive on the Italian front is eX- pected by many officers here. Austria dispatches recently have admitted that an offensive army of SO0.000 men had been concentrated by the Italians while the increasing number of raids and local actions strongly indicated that a big movement is in prospect.
 Withdrawal of Austrian troops in Al baniabania, reported in dispatches to- day. it was said was the natural result of the impending Bulgarian defectiOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
RESULT OF MEETING

PARIS. Sept. 2S.-Bulgaria's offer of peace to the allies was the result of a meeting held on Monday and attend ed by all the political leaders of Bull garia, including Vaseil Radoslavoff, the liberal leader, and members of the cabinet. It was not, as German news papers pretend, the impulsive act of Pretmier Malinoff, according to Zurich dispatches to morning newspapers here.
 If martial law has been proclaimed in Sofia it was because of repeated anti-German manifestations with a strong pacifist tinge.
 The situation in Bulgaria is grave. This years crops are poor and the food situation has entered a more crit ical phase. Recent military events have convinced those who still be- lieved in the star of Ludendorff that the game is up"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
WELFARE CLINIC WILL BE HELD
 HERE TUESDAY
Dr. Neff Will Conduct Child Welfare Clinic at Greenway School During Afternoon; Mothers Especially Invited

A children's welfare clinic will be held at the Greenway school. No. 2, in Warren Tuesday, October 1. from 10 o'clock in the morning until three in the afternoon. Dr. Neff, who is sent here by the federal government. will conduct this clinic and deliver an address. Dr. Neff is a woman of wide experience, having conducted welfare and research work in India and China as well as in many sections of the English speaking world. All mothers are urged to be present and it is es- peciallY desired that they bring their children.
 In connection with this special clinic Dr. NefFs general work in this sec tion of the state is to organize a War ren district chapter or branch of the Woman's council of defense and thus round out the Arizona work into a perfect whole The state is organized with the exception of this district. This is a distinct and separate organi- zation apart from the State council of defense, and has it's own important war work to do. It will act as a clearing house for all war activities and cooperate with the established branches of state and federal origin. Dr. Neff and the Warren district lad ies interested in the organization of this body especially desire to impress upon the public and upon members of this body that this is not to be spasmodic or temporary work, but a continued and permanent organization for as long as the war shall last.
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CContlnued from Page Ons) with Premier wekerle on the situa- ton.
 The Lokal Anzieger, the Vossische Zeitung, the Tageblatt and Germania, four of the leading papers of Berlin all exhort the nation to be calm in this fateful hour. The Lokal AnZieger says communications with COnstanti- nople must be maintained by all means at Germany's disposal.
 Vcrwaerts, the socialist organ. goes so far as to deal with the possibility of a collapse of the German defense on the western front and earnestly appeals to socialists to help the Ger man people remain steadfast
 Declaring that the hour had now arrived to speak plainly. VOrwaerts says the question no longer is one of conquest but of attaining peace. in an orderly way and without unbearable burdens, adding:
 "The government must do every thing possible to enable it to come to the conference table together with its allies as speedily as possible. It must be the government of German demo- cracy which goes to the conference. The greatest war humanity has ex- pc erienced ends as a war purely Of German defense and as such it must now quickly and as well as possible be brought to an end
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29

Sally and Palluel, as well as Novelties, Cantaing and Fontaine-NOtre Dame.
 The statement reads:
 The operations on the CambTai bat tie front have progressed favOrably. The eight divisions engaged in heavy fighting last night about Beaucamp ridge, where the enemy counter at tackled strongly. This morning they overcame the resistance of the Ger man infantry and pressed forward two miles beyond it. capturing the highly organized defensive positions known as Highland and Welsh ridges
 Later in the day our successes ex- tended to the south, and Gouzeaucourt was captured.
 During the morning also a York shire division captured Marcoing and progressed to the southeast of it. Be- fore midday the Duke of Wellington regiment forced a crossing of the Ca tablished itself in the German de- lenses on the east bank.
 North of this post the Lancashire division this morning cleared the west bank of the canal as far north as La Folie wood and captured Noyelles-Sur- L. Escaut, Cantaing and FOntaine-No- tre Dame.
 The Lancashires are making prog ress east of Fontaine-Notre Dame and are operating in conjunction with the Canadina troops north of the Bapau- me-Cambrai road. Here the enemy resisted strongly and suffered heavy losses in killed and prisoners.
 North of the Arras-Cambrai road the Canadian and English battalions pushed forward to the east and north. At Baillencourt strong hostile counter attacks, launched by the enemy, were beaten back with losses.
 To-day the Canadians gained pos session of this village and the adjoin- ing village of Sally. with the trench system running through these villages. Further north, the Londoners entered Palluel
 'The number of prisoners and guns captured continues to increase"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
WHAr RuLeARIANs sAY

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2S.-The leau- CTS of the ministerial bloc of the Bull garian parliament. according to a dis patch from Sofia, published the follow ing official note in connection with the governments proposal for an armis- tice:
 Tn accordance with orders of the leaders of the ministerial bloc the gov ernment at o'clock Wednesday after noon made an official offer of an arm istice to the adversary. The leaders of the bloc are in accord that the army and the people must maintain military and public discipline, which is so necessary for a happy issue in these times which are decisive for the re- gently begun work of peace.
 Parliament has been summoned to meet on September 30."
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ried the second position. which was strongly organized
 Despite the resistance and vain counter attacks against the Staden railway. We captured the whole forest of Houtholst.
 We captured territory to the line of Woumen. Pierkenshoek, Schaep, Baille and Broodseynde.
 The advance amounted to more than six kilometers and 4,O0O prison CTS were taken by the Belgians. The booty. which has not yet been counted, includes a complete battery of 150 mil. limeters, other heavy caliber guns and important material The number of dead bodies on the field shows the ex. tent of the enemy losses"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
CLAIMS TROOPS STARTING

LONDON. Sept. 2S.-The German and Austrian press has been notified that troops are being sent to strength en the Bulgarian front, according to special dispatches to the London news papers from Holland, which say this may be part of the internal propa- ganda which represented Premier Ma linoff of Bulgaria as playing a lone hand fin his bid to the entente for an armistice and eventual peace. The Telegraph's Rotterdam correspondent mentions a report from Berlin of an immediate Bulgarian coup d etat in response to anti-war agitation among the bulk of the people. The same cor respondent hears that King Ferdinand himself played an active role in Bull garia's peace move until Germany countered him.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
AGED VETERAN IS FIRST BUYER
 IN LOCAL LIST
w. J. Berner, Civil War Fight CT, Telephones at Minute Past Midnight Saturday for Liberty Bonds

5isbee's first Liberty loan sub scriber was w. J. Berner of 5ern- CTS Resort, in Ramsey canyon Huachuca mountains, who was SO anxious to subscribe that it seem ed impossible for him to wait un- til daylight yesterday morning and at only a minute past 12 o'clock he 'phoned his subscrip- tion to Bisbee, buying two s1oo Liberty bonds through Mrs. Fred Sweeney. His name is the first to go down on the local list of the fourth Liberty loan subscribers.
 Many people here are we'll ac- quainted with Mir. Berner, having seen him when going to Ramsey canyon for outings and have like wise conversed with him most fa- miliarly in his gardens where he spent much of his time.
 Strangers and friends alike have always found him courteous and with a pleasing manner, interest ing in conversation and possessed of the grave formaIity of 1861. Though he is not able to fight as he did in the days of the Civil war he is purchasing Liberty bonds in order to help the boys lover there"
 Mir. Berner is about 30 years of age, very feeble and is com pIetely blind, having lost his sight only year or so ago. He is being taken care of by his daughter, who came to the Huachuca mountains a year ago for that purpose.
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 ns and the varGlr, and captured the railroads which follow the valleys or the two rivers. and which have been the main lines of supply for the Bull garians on either side, as well as their chief lines Of escape. The result has been general Reorganization Of tho retreating forces. particularly those caught between the Vardar river and the mountains Cf Albania which sought too late tc get out to Veles and CskuD. The British and Greek forces are CO., operating. Each of the Vardar they have crossed the Mountains leading into Bulgaria. have captured Strum- nit-a. the chief town of that region.
 The picturesque movement of the British in Palestine has also been a feature of the week, resulting in very large captures of troops and the whole movement being conspicuous by the flight of the German commander in chief, who apparently got out in ad- vance"
 In referring to the events of the week on the western front, General March said the American forces in Ile ofefnsive hFtween Rheims and Nerdun had taken 5000 prisoners. while the French captures in men were estimated at 1000 The Ameri- can advance. he said. has proceeded entirely beyond the HindenbUe line and is facing what is known as the KTeimhiid line.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
YIN FROM
 ' BASKETBALL MEN

The baske, ball game which was played at the "Y" last night between the l7th cavalry from Douglas and the Y. M. c. A. brought the cavalry players out the victors by a score Of t5 10 24.
 Good playing was done On the part Of Tcetsai and Thomas. Thomas was formerly a player .n the Bis5ee High school team and has always been known Co play good ball
 The l7Jh Cavalry line up was. In- man and Teetsal f.. Thomas e. Hazel berg and Veller B. the subs being Sharply and McCulla. This is just the beginning Of the games Co be played. More are scheduled for the coming month.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
HUNGARIANs

HUNGARlANs ARE PRISONERS.
 WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES ON THE VERDUN FRONT, Friday Sept. 27.-(By the Associated Press.) Among the prisoners taken today ty the Americans were fifteen soldiers of a Hungarian division whose pos ition was astride the Mouse river.
 To the east of Mouse more than 100 men from the Hungarian division were captured by the French, who were cooperating with the Americans in the drive.
 Upon many German prisoners cap tured by the Americans was found American propaganda, which had been dropped behind the German lines a week ago by American aviators. These leaflets told of the actual treatment afforded to German prisoners taken by Americans as an offset to the re- port that German officers were tell ing German privates that the Ameri- cans killed all prisoners after tortur- iHg them. Most of the American leaf lets were found fin the pocketbooks of the prisoners together with letters. keepsakes. paper money and photo graphs.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
BELGIAN OFFICIAL.
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 LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The official from Berlin headquar- ters tonight says:
 We attacked this morning between Dixmude and north of Ypres after n violent artillery preparation, in coop eration with French and British bat teries.
 ''The British fleet bombarded the en- emy coastal defenses and points of communication. The Belgian and British infantry then advanced and at tackled the positions. We captured all the organized lines of defense in the first position. Crossing this, we car
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
eoLsHEvIKI cRuELTIEs.

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 ARCHANGEL, Saturday. sept. 21.- (By the Associated Press. )-Ameri- cans returning to the Dvina front with Bolsheviki prisoners, brought stories of new cruelties and murders. They told of one instance where the mutt lated bodies of three British sailors who had become separated from their command had been found.
 Most of the prisoners brought here. including officers. said they had been
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
FRENCH PAPERS DISCUSS

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Bulgarian sheer ity in proposing an armistice is taken for granted by most editorial writers here, notwithstanding slight reserva- tions made by some of them. They are one, however, in agreeing that Bull garia, in a desperate plight, will have to make peace or have peace thrust upon her.
 Tt will mean the reconstruction of Serbia" says the Journal, "and there fore, will compel the central powers to form another Danube front and re- turn the territory taken from Ru- manians, which country is beginning to think of revenge on Germany. Fur key, cut off from the central powers, will be obliged to throw down her arms"
 Tt is not in accordance with our principles to enslave any race says the Matin. It will suffice, then, for Bulgaria, after returning what she has stolen to give us guarantees by demo- bilizing her army and placing the con- trol of her railroads in allied hands"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
hErER DEEP

Quite a number of the Warren dis triCt nimrOds are making arrange n' lts t0 leave here tonight and Mon day for the mountains with the hope O. Da e.nr a deer or two. The season opens on Tuesday morning and the hunters propose to be on the hunting grounds bright and early that morn ing. Some of the parties are goiIe to .tlc Ch-i-ahua mountains. others tu the Swissheims. some Co the Esachu- ccs and others tc the Patagonia hills
 Pearce mining distric- active uov. Central Butte win soon ship out ore
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
KELVIN AND RAY

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 2S.-Kelvin, in the Ray district, Arizona, has over subscribed it's loan quota 100 per cent while the town of Ray, recipient of twenty-three stars in its honor flag for the last loan again reports a 25 per cent over-subscription the first day Superior, another town in the same neighborhood, announces a 25 per cent over-subscription.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL.
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 VIENNA, Sept. 2S (via London.)- Austrian troops have gone to the as- sistance of the Bulgarians, acording to the war office statement tonight, which records the repulse of enemy at tacks west of Lake Ochrida "in a de- fensive sector, which We have taken over from the Bulgarians.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
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 BERLIN, Sept. 2S (via LondOn) - West of Cambrai, in the Champagne and west of the Mouse, heavy enemy attacks failed. says the German war office statement. issued tonight An glo-Belgian attacks are under way be- tween Dixmude and the Lys in Elan ders, it added.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29

IConunued Tom FaBe OhsJ compared with the S6,O00, 100000 total The treasury in a statement tonight said the selling stride would scarcely be struck over the entire country be- fore next week.
 Tt will be impossible to predict be- fore that time whether the campaigns have started successfully" the state ment said. The most encouraging note of all in today's reports is that all com munities realize that the country has before it an enormous task in the rais- ing of S6,OOO 900, ,000. The consensus of opinion appears to be that over cOnfi- dence is the greatest danger to be guarded against until the loan actually is subscribed.
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 might in a friendly way advise Buf- garia to comply with the conditions for an armistice proposed by the al- lies, which in effect would amount to a real peace with the exception that questions of future territorial boundar- ies must be left to the adjustment of the peace council at the close of the war.
 In extending this advice there might be an intimatiOn that if it were fol- lowed, Bulgaria might count upon Americas aid in the eXaction of com plete justice, even tempered with mercy, in view of her rupture with the Germanic powers, in the delibera- tion of the peace council. Such a promise might be closely in line with the war aims stated by President Will son last night in his New York speech.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
FRENCH SUB SUNK.
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 PARIS, Sept 2S.-The French sub marine Circe was sunk by an Austrian undersea boat on Sept. 20, according to an official statement issued tonight. The second officer was the only sur viyor.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
BELGIAN GAINS

CBy Review Leased Wire) LONDON, Sept. 2S.-ln their attack today between Ypres and Dixmude the Belgians made an advance of more than three and a half miles, taking 4,00O prisoners.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
CANADIAN CASUALLY LIsT.

OTTAWA, ont. Sept. 2S.-Names of Americans appear in tOday's over seas casualty list include.
 Wounded:
 C. K. Jones, Buckingham, Colo.
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CAME HOME TO BOOST

There were recently shipped from North Dakota to State Game Warden Willetts at Phoenix 2S wild turkeys. There was no mistake about their
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CToo LATE TO cLAssIFY)

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29

An ore body has been discovered by the Superior & Boston of Globe. The ore averages 6 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
SERUM FOUND
 ID CHECK ALL
 INFLUENZA HIS?
Government Experimenting With Newly Discovered Pre- ventative for Pneumonia and Kindred Sickness
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-Vaccina- ton with a recently discovered serum, which from tests just completed at several army camps has been found to be an almost positive precentive of contraction of pneumonia. will be used to combat the epidemic of Span ish influenza, which in the week end ing today had made it's appearance in every state and in all but a few camps causing many deaths.
 Use of the vaccine will be widely extended, congress today having ap- propriated a million dollars to be used by the public health service in fight ing Spanihs influenza and other com municable diseases. The resolution carrying the appropriation, offered in the house by Representative Gillett Of Massachusetts, was adopted by a unan, imous vote in both houses.
 The public health service aided by the medical forces of the army and navy immediately took steps to render influenza has made it's appearance. Nurses and physicians in large num- bers will be dispatched to the affect ed states and training camps
 The serum, which has been used to a limited extent in several camps but no announcement had been made Of it's discovery pending the results of widespread tests. Physicians connect ed with the army medical school devel- oped the formula for the serum, which it was stated tonight is being manufactured in quantities sufficient to provide for the treatment of 50.0O0 persons daily. The serum is designed primarily to prevent pneumonia. which often follows attacks of influenza and which is the cause of virtually all the deaths attributed to influenza. Though medical authorities connected with the public health service de- clined to venture a prediction as to
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29

The Circe was built at Toulon in 1907. and its gross tonnage was 49O Its peace time complement was twen- ty-three men.
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coUNTER ArTAcK FAILS.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST OF VERDUN. Sept. 2S. .(By the Associated Press)-A coun-
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