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Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
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CContinued from Page One) the chief demands of the enemy is the cession of the Dobr4dja, rectifica- ton of the Hungarian-Rumaniaa border. economic relations with the Central Powers and aid in the trans port Of troops of the quadruple sl- iian,e through Moldavia and Bessar- abia 10 Odessa
 Expect Great Offensive.
 From Flanders to the Swiss border artillery duels of more Or less vio- fence are taking place on various sec. tors and here and there raiding par ties Of both sides are frequently n oPeTation- The British have carried out successful forays against the Ger mans east of BullecOurt and near Lens. in which the latter sector the Germans for the past few days have been heavily smelling them
 Although the snow has ceased there has been but little astivity on the chief American sector northwest of Foul The men of both sides have kept to their trenches and there have been only spasmodic exchanges Of shells
 The major preparations of the en- emy for a big offensive are nos more or less complete and the allies must watch for the local preparations which signalize ths approach of an attack. General Maurice said.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
COLLAR THE KAISER
 ISLATESTj TO SEND
 ARTICLE TO FRANCE

Wm. Colley, now over there. prom ised Bisbee friends before leaving for France that he would collar the kaiser and bring him back to Bisbee ana march him up Brewery Gulch.
 In order that all of Billy's friends here may have hand in the process of collaring the kaiser white minstrel collar has been furnished by R. 4 Rancourt, of minstrel show fame, and this is being autographed by COoiey's $ local friends before sending il to France.
 The collar is at the Y. NJ. c. h. and when it contains the names of all of Cooley's friends will be forwarded to him together with some flags. cigars and candy. All who knew Cooley and wish to have hand in this important war work are requested to set in the game early at the Y.
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Dry Zones Are Formed Around
 Training Camps
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 WASHINGTON, March 6. - Dry zones five miles wide. irrespective of cities and towns within these limits are placed around seven permanent naval training posts and the naval academy at Annapolis. Md, in a gen eral order announced today by Sec retary Daniels. A statement accom- panying the order indicated that the new restrictions must be made to az ply to other camps or stations later. but for the present the order applies only to the following:
 The naval academy at Annapolis. the Great Lakes Training station. near Chicago, the training stations al New Port, R. l., Norfolk, Va, and Hampton Roads. the training camp at Mare Island. California. and the mar inc stations at Quantico, Va. and Po't Royal, s. C.
 Within the five mile zones, under authority of the seleetive service the secretary forbids the sale or giving away of any alcoholic liquors. includ- ing wine or beer. or the importation, of such liquor except for medical or sacramental purposes. As the army has done in its regulations exception is made of the serving of liquor ii, private homes to guests or members of the family. In his statement eX- plaining the order, MT. Daniels said it had become necessary to protect the young sailors gathered for train ing. He referred at length to condi- tions at New Port and at Vallejo, Cal ifornia, near the Mare Island station, which he said the local authorities had been vainly urged 10 correct.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
Four GernlGnS
 Taken to Tucson

The enemy population of COchise County was reduced by the extent of four Tuesday night when Deputy Mar shal James Mcdonald took them 70 Tucson for detention pending intern. ment proceedings already instituted. The four prisoners were Otto Mulkau- sen, Giovani, Fritz Atein and Hans J. F. Schmaljohan. All with the eEoep- tion of Fritz Stein were arrested in Douglas. Stein was arrested in Naco and has been held here for about ten days in the city jail. They are all ac. cused of violation of the espionage act.
 Mulhausen was accused of using va rious German names. He was regis tered as an enemy alien under the name of Mulhausen, but it was said that he had several aliases. Micheli, an Italian born in Germany, WIS Said to have been Frying to get into Mexico They were ordered arrested hy United States Marshal j. P. Dillon and were brought to Tucson. Later it is said they and the two other prisoners will be taken to CaIap Douglas, Utah. for internment during the war
 Three others, prisoners or defend ants in espionage violation prOceed- ings, remain to be disposed of in Doug las. J. W. Porter is held in jail on a charge of false draft registration al Phoenix, c. R. Whittum and Dr. Aug ust Sandberg arc out on bonds, charg. ed with violating the espionage act. The trials of these three men are to come up this week. Sandberg will be araigned for preliminary examination
 oday before |. $. Commissioner H. c. Beumler in Douglas. Whittun; Nill be lrraigned as soon as local department Df iustice agents return to that ciiy
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Hostess Houses
 Are Praised by English PaetOr
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NEW YORK, March 6.-The MOsl Rev. Cosmo Gordcn L. Lang. arch bishop of York who is in America to bring about a closer understanding between England and the Unite | States told the members of the Girls Friendly society here today the wurll women arc doing. and can do. to helI win the war.
 You may be certain" he, sad, that there will be a great deal of restlessness among the women of the land during the early days of your -country's entry into the war"
 The question of sex aim must be taken into consideration at this time. It is but natural that young girls should be attracted by a stalward young man in khaki and it will be part of yCur business to provide places like tha hostess houses where these young girls may meet tehir soldier friends.
 Tn the second place you must pro tect both the men and the young women by removing temptation as far as possible. In England we have women paliCe who patrol the streets at night and caution the young women vbo may be on the verge O fbeing car ried away by the chivalry of their soldier escorts.
 Last of all and to my mind the most important part of this great work is the proper education of the eiTl Proper teaching by the mother is worth great deal more han school teaching and you mothers must bear in mind that you tcar a great responsibility toward your daughter, especially when she has reached the age when her emotions gre apt to sway her. Impress her -ith high sense of honor and point as an example 10 Jesus Christ
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
FOR DISTURBING THE PEAcE.

Adolph Aldinger, a member of the l. ". W's, was arrested yesterday on a charge of disturbing the peace of a nUmber of persons in the vicinity of the F. P & S. W. depot Tuesday even ing He was taken before Judge High and entered a plea of not guilty and will be tried on Friday afternoon. It is understood that he has made a number of remarks about the United States government during the past few days and these facts have been reported to the Department of Justice agents who have begun an investiga' ton of the statements. There is a strong probability that he will be in termed as a German sympathizer be fore the matter is'entirely cleared up
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Kaiser's Gift to
 Help Frustrate
 Hun Submarines
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WASHINGTON, March 6.--A cOstis- telescope. given 10 an American by a GeimaR emperor will be used by of iicers of the American navy tO spy ont German submlrines. It has been ienI to the nary department together with a pair of binoculars and a sextant by M. L. Dexter of Savannat, Ga, in re spense to tho nays appeal for glas- ses fer naval watch officers.
 The telescope was presented to Mfr Dexter's father. the late Captain Levy Dexter. for many years master of the Pacific mail steamer City of Para.
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ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANT,

Frank Lacey was arrested yesterday afternoon by representatives of the sheriffs office on a bench warrant is- sued out of the superior court. Lacey was released a few months ago on a suspended sentence on a charge of cut ting a man named Bell in this city. He was since arrested on a charge of boot logging and was out on a $1.0O0 bond. He was to appear in Tombstone this morning for trial. He will be there now, there is no doubt, as he will be accompanied to Tombstone this morn ing by an officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
OLIVER NEW PREMIER.
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VICTORIA. B. C.. March 6-John Oliver, British Columbia minister of railways. was summoned by the lieu tenant governor and asked to form a provincial administration. Summon ing of MT. Oliver means he succeeds le late H. C. Brewster as premier O. the province.
 The new leader requested the pre- sent cabinet to continue in office
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HUNS ADMIT DEMANDS

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 AMSTERDAM. March G. Baron VoH Dem e-Haddenhausen. the German under secretary for foreign affairs. declared in the Reichstag that the text of the dispatch of July 31. 1914, from Chancellor Won Bethmann- HOllweg to Baron VOn Schoen. then German ambassador to France, re- vea.ed by the French foreign minister M- Pichon, was correctly reported. In this dispatch Germany demanded that Frqdce surrender the fortresses of Toui and Verdun as a guarantee of her
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neutrality in the war between Germs- ny and Russia.
 The under secretary added:
 "The course O. events was not influ- enced by it, as it was not communi- cated to the French government"
 Herr GOthien observed;
 "It was an unintelligible thing for our diplomacy to dO."
 The independent social democrat leader. George LedebOur. said he con sidcred the telegram proof of the az, cellCr
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HELD AS SPY.
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 BALTIMORE, Md. March S.-Fouh1 under suspicious circumstances in the navigating room Of the hurricane deok of a United States transport when she was in the danger zone and nearing European port, Edward Otis, 2a years old, supposedly a Russian, and lookout man aboard the transport Is in jail here a government prisoner. Late today a special agent of the de partment of justice causeed a war rant to be issued for Otis. charging him with violation of the federal espionage act Claiming to be Rus sian subject Otis is of TeutOnic ap- pearance and speaks several lang Uages.
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LOST MONEY GAMBLING.
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ND1 taehie" LeeSSu NheJ
 NEW YORK. March 6.--Gablins loses of s26, AGO. at Chemin De Fer preceded the attempt os Captain Mich olss Iseguine, Russian army officer to take his life here some time ago. This was brought cut today st District At torney Swans vice and gambling in quiry when Captain Iseguine was call ed to the stand at witness. He testified to losing. the money at the Ritz Carlton hotel in January and that the next day he'was taken to a hospital suffering from revolver wound.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07
DEMOCRATS 10 MEET

WASHINGTON. March 6. - The Democratic congressional committee wit meet, for the first time at this ses- sion of congress next Tuesday. It was learned tonight thaat Scott Ferris of Oklahoma, probably will be elected chairman to succeed Representative Frank E. Doremus of Michigan, retired
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BRITISH SHIP SUNK

LONDON, March 6. = Official an nOancement was made by the admiral ty today that the British armed mer- cantile cruiser Bulgarian was torpe- doed and sunk March 1. Two officers and 4e men were lost.
 The Bulgarian was a vessel of 17,513 tons. 56S feet long and 70 feet beam. She was built in 1914.
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LICENSE REVOKED.
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WASHINGTON, March S.-Revoce- tion of the licenses of John D. Fey. alias \. B. Keys, 2 wholesale dea:Cr or Denver. Kansas City and Middle western states, was announced tonisi ty tte food administration. Key Gas deprived of his license on the specific charge of defrauding NJ B. Schafran- ka. of RiRcon. N. M.. to two carloads of apples, paying SS27.20 when the agreed price was S1175.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-07

NEW YORK. March GA tribute to John Redmond. the dead Irish Ma tionalist leader. was paid here tcIsy by Earl Reading, the British spec.al ambassador to the United States. T am upset at hearing of his death. Eari Reading said.
 '! had known him many years He played a great part in Irish political life during my whole association with politics in England and from the start of the war he always has taken the stand in the house of commons that this is a war for liberty. l should like to express my deepest sympathy to all wht wish fHor self government in Ire land
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sINN EEINERs ON PICNIC

LONDON. March G. Six hundred Sim Fein volunteers have taken pos session of the town Of Kiltamagh. County Mayo. Ifeland. according to 8, dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company
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ACCOMPANIED REMAINS.

Mir and Mrs. Albert Sheetz left yes terday morning for Portsmouth. Ohio, accompanying the remains of the late Mrs. Lloyd. mother of Mrs. Sheetz. They expect to return to this city.
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USE ALIENS FOOT=EASE,

The antiscptc powder Co be shaken into the shocc and spfuked in the ioot-oath. ffyou want rest and comfort for tired, acti-g, swollen. sweating feet, use Aliens Foot Ease. It instantly relieves soreness, and prevents blisters and callous spots Just the thing for Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for Breaking n New Shoe- Try q to-daG. Sold everywhere, 2sc. no1'f accsyf crr sHbs,nufc. For FREE 'riai package, address Allen <. Onsted, Le Roy, \. Y,
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GONE 10 SAN ANTONIO.

Mrs. II. Morgan and children of Montana street, Johnson Addition, where they will visit with her father for some time.
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KILLS CHINESE ADMIRAL

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 FIXING, Thursday. February 2S. = Admiral Chen Pih-Kusn. former minis ter of the navy has been assassinated at Canton The assassin escaped. The mol ye for the deed, which was com mitied Tuesday evening. is not known.
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PEACE WITH FINLAND

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 EASEL, Switzerland, March 6. - BaIOn Won Dem Bussche-Haddenhau sen. German under secretary for for eigh affairs announced yesterday in the main committee of the Reichstag that Germany very shortly would sign Q treaty of peace with Finland
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PRISONERS 10 TUCSON.

Deputy U s. Marshal James Me Donald Tuesday evening took four U. s. prisoners to Tucson to await action in the Federal court. He returned last evening.
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MAS TOMBSTONE.

Captain Schwab. who is in charge of the detachment of the S5th infantry stationed in this district. was in Tomb stone yesterday on business before the superior court. He returned last even ing
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BORN-A BOY.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. William lIoyle of Tombstone Canyon, yesterday morn ing at the Copper Queen hospital. a seven and One-balf pound boy. The father is miner at the Czar shaft. Copper Queen mines.
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Additional City Briefs
GRANTED PENSION.

Forest Fleming of this city has been granted pension of $500 a month by the government.
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FORFEITED TWENTY-FIVE.

W. W. Dunn yesterday forfeited S2; in the city police court for having (
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Redmond, Leader Irish National Party, Is Dead
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LONDON, March 6.-John E. Red mOnd. the Irish Nationalist leader, die today of heart failure following recent operation for an intestinal obstruction
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Huns Resent Me
 Japanese mUdsiOn

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separate peace treaty with the Cen tra. Powers.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
RED SOX STANDING
WITHOUT A DEFEAT
IN INITIAL WEEK

BOSTON, April c1.-At the close Of
their first week IN the new season OF
1918. the Boston Red Sox stand un-
defeated. They have now won six
straight victories and hope to clean
up the Yankees In the rest OF the
series. Yesterdays victory. to 3.
came as the result OF a squeeze play
in the eighth.
Slim Love pitched fine ball after the
hrst frame for the Yankees. allowing
but seven hits TO eleven of Mays.
But he fell a victim OF the squeeze
and lost the honors.
The Red Sox started OF with three
runs in the first session. They never
reached the plate again until the
eighth. The Nanks showed over a
run in the first. another in the fourth
and a third in the sixth.
Trying to bunt In the first inning,
Amos Strunk suffered n painful In
jury when the ball hit his fingers.
He had to retire, WalIy SchAnEe
going to left field and Whiteman
shifting over to center in place OF
Strunk.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
PLANS A CIRCUIT
WITHRICHMONDIN
ny ROBERT c. HARPER.

RICHMOND, April 21.-Vlrginis
League maEnates will gather in Nor
folk Wednesday night. April "a. to
mer. Owing to the necessity for
speedy action the State circuit own
ers are expected to complete all pre-
liminary affairs, and set the open
ing date for the second week in May,
practically the same time the reor-
, ganiEed International League begins
play.
There have been two sessions OF
the Virginia League this spring. The
first meeting failed to produce a
quorum and the last session resulted
in a deadlock as to which city to
drop, TO make way for Richmond. All
the cities welcome Richmond as !
long lost brother. but none wants TO
be kicked out when Virginia's cap
ital city looms up as a mesl-ticket.
II IS thought that Portsmouth will
be dropped, and that the circuit will
be composed OF Richmond. Norfolk.
Petersburg. Newport News, Lynch
burg, and Rocky Mount.
Little difficulty Is anticipated in
gathering players. since there are
GNA Wv VI VI NhAiOuH AEnB uGn ldHL cal
looking for jobs. The Southern
League. now under way. may be able
to supply some excess material. As
to conditioning the players, the ma
jority of professional performers are
in fair shape and a few days work
out will put them in fighting trim.
With big army camps near Norfolk,
Petersburg, and Newport News. and
with Richmond fans eager for some
class OF baseball. President W. B.
Bradley and his associates expect a
successful season.
Richmond will insist on raising the
league classification from Class c II
Class B. Incidentally, weekend
games In this city will knock the
props from under Joe BoehlinE s semi
pro team, and several OF his PLAYERS
may be ensnared by the Virginia
League.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
MILLER IN DOUBT
ABOUT LOCATION
FOR BIG BATTLE

ST. PAUL. April e1.-Col. Joseph c.
Miller, promoter OF the willard
Fulton ten-round waltz. is still in
doubt as to the location Of his show.
There is a possibility that the Min
nesota public safety commission will
issue a permit for the bout at Its
meeting Tuesday. Colonel Miller is
planning to visit Camp Grant. which
has asked for the show.
Colonel Miller and Twin City fans
obtained no satisfaction from the
governor yesterday. The executive
left the entire matter to the safety
commission, which has said nothing
will be considered but the effect OF
such show upon the States war
work. Outside protests charging
improperly will be dIsregarded. it
was said.
The absence OF interest in the pro-
posed bout Is sapping the enthusiasm
OF. Colonel Miller. lie admits that he
had hoped to stage a twenty-round
contest to n decision, but that the
outlook is very dark.
why don you hold II in New
Orleans?" he was asked.
ITS impossible there on July 4,
and my contract ends on that date"
was his reply.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
DEPARTMENTAL IS
READY TO OPEN Up
BASEBALL BATTLES

Six teams. composing the Depart
mental Baseball League. will send rep
reSentatives 10 the Quartermaster Gen
erals office. Fifteenth and n streets
northwest. tomorrow night, to get de.
tails Of the circuit under way for the
summer schedule.
II Is the purpose OF the circuit to ex.
pand 10 eight clubs. and any Govern
ment department team will be welcomed
for franchise In the revived circuit.
One meeting has already been held ut
which It was announced that Diamond
No. on the White Lot EIlipse had been
reserved for the circuit
The teams now in the circuit are the
War Trade. War Risk. QuarteTmaster
Generals OffiCe. Bureau OF Markets. Of
the Department OF Agriculture: Per
sonRl Division. OF the War Department,
and the Adjutant Generals Oflce.
Games will be played every afternoon
on the White Lot. and It IL proposed 70
start the circuit a week from tomorrow
afternoon. At Mondays meeting tho
schedule will be adopted. umplres Sc
lected. and all other business incident
to getting the league under way will be
taken up.
The Washington times., 1918-04-21
AGNES COOK EQUALS
FOUR FURLONGS MARK

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd. April III
Lewis Garth's Agnes Cook, by Theo-
dore Coo-Top Rock, in the first race
eqtiaIed the track record for the dis
lance when she ran four furlonEs I'm
Al 3.5 at the Hartford county track
yesterday. John Powers, from the
Brighton stables, was second, a short
distance in the rear. This was Agnes
Cooks third straight win.
The Garth family also figured I'm
the steeplechaEes. when RhOmb. owned
by Mrs. J. 81. Garth, led a good field
Of jumpers.
George Starr. a candidate for the
$4,000 PrealSnoss, TO be run at PIN
leo next month. scored his second vic.
tory in two DAYS by winning the third
race with s. J. s. TyrRe's Sweep In
II, close contender. The time. ] :OB
flat, for the five and one-haIf fur.
longs. was within two fifth second Of
the track record.