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The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Signs Operating Contracts
With Three Railroads

The Railroad Administration yester-
day signed operating contracts with
three railroads. The Minnesota and
International was guaranteed a stand
ard return of s202. so annually, and the
New York. Ontario and Western was
guaranteed s2.1O3.589 annually.
The Georgia Northern was given n
cooperating contract
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Richmond Stores Packed.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 20.-Christmas
shoppers are lavishly spending their
money this year. and the Richmond
stores are eclipsing every preceding
years business. Rain the first of this
week caused a halt in the shopping.
but the stores have been packed for
the last few days.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Mild Weather Brings
On Maple Syrup Crop"

Chardon. Ohio, Dec. 2O.-The first OF
the new 1913 season output OF
maple syrup is on hand today.
This demolishes all precedents for
this district. one OF the largest maple
centers in the world. 1t is due to the
record-breaking mild weather. Fiji
teen barrels OF sap of unusual sweet
ness were taken from so trees yes
terday
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
100000 Huns Dead;
Casualties 6,066,769

New York. Dec. 2O.-Germany lost
2.cOO.OOO slain. and her total casualties
I'D to October . were 6.O66, ,769 aC-
Cording to the Cologne Gazette, a copy
OF which reached here today OF the
casualties over 4.75O,OOO were Prus-
slams, the Gazette declared. Navy
casualties, comprising 7OO0O Of which
over 5000 were slain, are included
in the grand total
The figures given in the Gazette do
not include the German losses in
Palestine or the casualties between
October . and November II, between
which dates there was heavy fight
ing on the western front.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
lLACKMAILER JUMPS
BOND MOTHER GAVE
On Eve of Prison Sentence Man
Convicted. of Extortion Vanishes.


Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 20.-Disappear-
ing on the eve of beginning his
prison sentence, j. w. Cook. recently
convicted of attempting to extort
$500. 900 from Mayor Asa G. Can
dler by blackmail. was still at large
today, according to Solicitor John
A. Boykin.
Cook was sentenced to year
on the chain-gang and to pay a fine
of $1,000. He appealed for a new
trial. but this was denied by the
Court of Appeals. Meantime Cook
was at liberty on bond furnished by
his mother and a Savannah busi-
ness man.
Having exhausted every means 10
locate Cook, Solicitor Boykin an
nounced today that proceedings
would be instituted to have the nond
forfeited.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
BOOM IN HARRISBURG.
Department, Stores Shattered All
Records in Amount of Business

Harrisburg. Pa. Dec. 2O.-The re-
lease of $1,O0O.0OO from the Christ
mas savings funds. and advanced
pay days fir the State employees.
steel and railroad workers. have
brought about the greatest business
rush for holiday goods known here
Department store heads say that
all records have been shattered for
the amount of business transacted
in the past ten days
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Police Strike Still on
In Toronto; No Disorder

Toronto. Ontario. Dec 20-The po-
lice strike is still on. At a mass
meeting today the cOnstables unani-
mously refused to accept the police
commissioners offer to reinstate the
dismissed union officials and leave the
v''--t'O" of "friliation to arbitration.
The men declared that they would
remain on duty until the charter is
sued by the Trades and Labor Council
is recognized. There has been no dis
order in the city since the strike be-
gan.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
LIEUT.. MANNING,
D. C. BOY, DEAD
Victim of Pneumonia at Fl.
Mcpherson, Ca; Buried
at Arlington.

Lieut.. Donald H. Manning, of 1926
Harvard street northwest, who re-
signed as chief clerk of the Home
Savings Bank. to enlist as a private
in the Medical Corps last June. died
of pneumonia at Fort Mcpherson,
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Berlin Newspapermen
Strike; Cripple Dailies

2 Berlin. Dec. ga strike of news
paper workers has forced more than
a dozen dailies to suspend publica-
tiOn. Efforts to effect a compromise
with the workers. who demand an
increase in wages. have failed.
Among the newspapers which were
unable to publish today were the
Tageblatt, the Lokal Anzeiger, the
Vossische Zeitung and the Morgen
Post.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
New Cabinet for Portugal.

Lisbon. Dec. 9-President Castro
has intrusted Dunes de Ponte with
formation OF a new cabinet, 1t was
announced today.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
The Digest Your Best Mirror of World Events

The outcome of the repoch-makng visit of the Presi-
dent of the United States to Europe take part the
peace deliberations and of the great task that lies before
him and the Allied leaders associated with him of effect
ing just redistribution of naonaes and establishing
stable governments in the states be created. is of
vital moment to US in this country less than to
brothers The best way inform yourself upon
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21
Home Christina, for Tumulty.

Presidential Secretary Tumulty
planned to leave this afternoon for
his home in Jersey City for the
Christmas holidays.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-21

the attitudes which the delegates approach the
peace conference study the real issues the actual
conditions that lie beneath the surface that are every day
making history that is simply amazing. To get
these facts, stripped of unessena details ceancut and
up the minute you have only turn each week to
The LITERARY DIGEST. which provides you with world
of the first Importance instantly accessible FORM
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
CIVID SERVICE TESTS.
Examinations September 24 for Police
 and Fire Departments.

A meeting of the Civil Service Com |mision will be held Tuesday, Septem - Eber "A, at D. m. at city hall, for the purpose of examining candidates for |the police and fire departments
 Any male citizen of the United lStates, between the ages of 21 and 45 lyears may take the examination, and become eligible for appointment to lshe position of regular patrolman or permanent fireman without prelimi- nary service as supernumerary police lman or substitute fireman.
 All applications must be filed with the secretary on or before Septem Der 20. Application blanks may be ob- tained from the secretary, Charles sQuigley or from the Chief of either the police or fire departments.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
H. s. FOOTBALL GAME
New Britain Eleven Expects to Give Bristol Team Hot Contest at St. Mary's Field Saturday.

The New Britain high school foot ball eleven will stack up against the
 Bristol high school team at St. Marys Yield Saturday afternoon. Bristol is ssaid to have a good strong team, and Aa good game is expected. Wallen, a sguard who Is a brother of c. P. O. Ted #Wallsn of the United States navy, a. Hformer high school star. is exhibiting
 many of the characteristics of his old Aer brother on the gridiron and bids Afair to become his equal, as he is big, strong and willing. Burns, a ha1fback #from last year, is also expected to
 make 8 good record this year, while
 other mem bers of the team who have
 been tried have not been found want Eng. Following is the proposed line- up:
 Ends, Crane and Faulkner: tackles, #Renehan, Bunne11 and Doerr; guards,
 Wallen and Hayes; center, Upson: #Rbacks, Captain Vibberts, Burns and
 Ksefe; fullback, Brink, and quarter back, Griffin.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
Died of Disease Private William J. Kelly, TIA Clinton Ave. Albany, N. Y.
 Wounded Severely
Died of Disease

AlDdnH, ~. I.
 Wounded Severely
 Licutenants r. Stuart Landstreot, 563 Park Ave, New Y ork, N. '. William Bruce penoNar, iii Landor st., Newburgh, N. Y. William James Martin, 5S7 Eleventh St, Brooklyn. x. Y. Harold F. Stephenson, 617 Tracy St, Utica, N. Y.
 William Edward McCaffery Box 195, Bay Shore, N. Y. Ray Herbert Miller, R, F. D. ?, Bol- ivar. N. Y.
 George II. Richter. 16SS Anthony Ave-, New York. ". Y. Reuben Slate. South Hammond, N Y.
 Bu&lcr James F. Conneu, 13 Lander St. NeWburgh, N. ',
 Mechanic William H. Stoddard, Erie St, Springfield, Mass.
 priyatcs John T. Achilles, 104 Regent St, Roxbury, Mass. Louis I. Achtman, 54 Cherry St. New York, N. '. Frank S Allen, 1o8 Williams St, Southport, N. y Edward G. Brulottc. 39 Bertlett St. Manchester, N. H. Nicholas Cappuccio, S1 Prince St, Boston. Mass
 Fred Cohen, 927 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y.
 Edward J, Conley, Gidderselo Juno ton, Maine. George Dewey Fields, Savannah. N. Y.
 Gean Fourane, 312 w. 37th St, New York, N. Y
 Giles C. Gobcl, 225 Pratt St, Buffa- 10, N, Y.
 ARMAND HORTON, 8ss State St, New Haven, Conn. Charles A. Roman. Crystal Run, Orange County, \. '. Frank J. Medlar, Spring St, Bur ljngton Vt.
 Guy H. Merrill, 149 Carew St. Springfield, Mass. Hyman Miller, 30 old Colony Square Brocl1ton, Mass.
 Wounded Slightly Edwin Kourian, 50 ". 39th St, New York, N. !.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
NO CITY MEETING.

Because of a misunderstanding as to whether the mayor or city treasurer was to prepare the official call for the special city meeting, scheduled for last night, the meeting did not take place. It will be held next Monday evering In city hall, when the citizens will be asked to vote whether to issue $12,0 worth of school bonds to complete all Worg. ut the Elihu Burritt school.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
CITY ITEMS

The will of the late Walter Bacon #has been filed in the pro obate court
 and by it's terms, after all expenses 8hre paid, including the up-keep of the Family burial plot in Fairview cema- 8tery, the rest of the estate is to be
 equally divided among his three chill Ndren.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18

New York and New England men;
 Killed in Action
 Corporais Irving Greene, 24 Liberty Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ambrose Charles Ronk. 632 Main street, Poughkeepsje, ". Y.
 Private Gerald Hunt Bates, Gainesville, N Y
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18

Privates RayhaoHi F. Blake 146 Darlington ave, Pawx 1cket, R. l,
 Karl wi Creller, Aiburg, Vt.
 wounded Severely.
 Privates
 James wi Francis, P. o. Box S1S2, Boston Mass
 Richard J. lJohnston. 790 Tenth ave, Long Island A'ity. N. Y.
 Harry c. Petroccione, 605' E. 138th st., New York, N. Y.
 Stanley J. s4chomski, IA Clark st, Wired Mille}, Chembuscu, N, Y, William c. Morton, 7S Van Buron st., Brooklyn, X. Y.
 Harry A. Monroe, General Delivery, Lynn, Mass. Wakefield, Mass.
 Paul A. Nelson, 351 w. Broadway, Gardner, Mass. CHARLES NEUMAIER. R. F. D. ?, Prospect, Conn. Omer J. Poitras, 67 Vine st., Nashua, N. H.
 Ralph Vincent sanita, 22 Greedy st., Providence, R. l.
 Mortimer F. Shea, il Pine ave, Lowell, Mass.
 Patrick J. Stanton, Bates ave, West Quincy, Mass.
 Leo Thibaudeau, 155 Pilgrim ave, Worcester, Mass. Domenic ,rripoli. 76 Front ave, Buff falo, N. Y. Earl Wilkipson, Bridport, Vt. Wa1disaw Wovowicki, Box 297, Leoaville Place, Linoleumville, Staten Island, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1918-09-18
ZEN FROM IlT' NAMED llS Total Of
 1ldiers

3 sued by the etions, con- iaerican sol ilied in ac- s and dis Kissing in ac- Wounded onnecticut nd one is y two men Ilicll thus m en than eekS. 
 re report
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
HSTUFFY M'INNIS
 SOLD ID BOSTON S0X
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PHI ADELPHIA. Jan 1a.-JOhn -S-uffy- NcIunis. first bsseman and the last of Connie Nack's famous worlds champions. goes to the BoStor Americans in a straight trade for play CTS The names of the players and how many will come to Philadelphia in the trade was not announce.
 WCrd that Nclnnis was tO So 10 the Red S0x waS received here tonight in a telegram from Connie Mack whl is at Jacksonville. F-a-. arranging for the sJrinS training trip No one in authority at club headquarters here has sEy information as to the details of the trade. It was said that Mac will pick the players he wants later and that the number will depend on the number he picks
 NcInnis has been a star on the AJh- leties' team almost from the day he arrived in 1907 He was q years oli last Ssutember. Prior to coming 70 the Philsdeiphis-Americans he played with the New Bedford and Haverh5l teams-
 h his first year with the team he bstted -e5s and in evrey succeeding season with the exception of 1916 when his average was -295, he hit for more than soc
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRINK GLASS
 OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from systsh before putting more
 food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside betOT breakfast like you do on the outside This is vastly more important becaus> the skin pores do not absorb impu- ties into the blood. causing Hines while Ire bowel pores do
 For every ounce of food ana Grinf taken into the stomach. nearly a- ounce Of waste material must be car lied cur Of the body. 1T this waste Us terial is not eliminated day by day d quickly fsTmsnts and Sene-aJes poi sons. gases and toxins which are al s1Tbe6 or sucked into the biOOl stream. through the lymph duets which should suck only nOurishmeni to sustain the body.
 \ splendid health measure is tC drink. before breakfast each day. a glass Of real hot water with a tea spoonful Of limestone phosphate in it which is a harmless way 10 wash Jhes5 pOisOls. gases and toxins from ;hs stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels thus cleansing. sweetenins and fresh ening the entire alimentary canal be fore putting more food into tte stoE sch-
 \ quarter pound of limestone phos phate costs but very little at the drI- store but is sufficient Go make any0n, an enthusiast on inside-bathins. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
SAFETY ENGINEER 0F MINES BUREAU WILL
 LECTURE IN BISBEE
5. C. Diclzenson, Now of Tue son, Will Tel Local Audi ences of His Experiences in Fighting Mine Fires.

The experiences of :. c. Dickinson Safety Engineer of the Arizona BU reau of Mines in figk.ins mine a-ss will form part Of a m,-St interesting lecture course to te given at BisbsC on January q. g and Ss aJ the '. V c A. building
 Dickinson was in charss Of all thJ mine rescue work at the biz fire al Butte. Montana. at which over Cns hundred were killed and thrOIgA thC efforts Of the mine rescue crews m1ny were saved fom death Tn cA,s wort he had about two hundred rescue mer working under his direction
 He was al this time connected witt the T. s Bureau of Mines Rescue Ca, No ,. which at the time cf the fire vas several hundred miles from Butte hut all records were shattered ir reaching the fire zone.
 This story will be told in some 6e tail before the high school students vhen Dickinson is here with demon sJratiOnS Of the use of the machines st the evening lectures mine rescue work will be but one of many sub jects which will be heard and seen for all the lectures are Illustrated by sterecpticsn and moving pictures.
 Dickinson has recently completed a sociological study of industrial con G5tiOns Of some of the mining camps of the state and his observations alons this line will undoubtedly give the in spiratiOns which will lead tO E-esJe- harmony in industrial lines
 Dickinson spent thirty davs ia the Warren District and will give the 70 sults of some of his findings while h ere
 For the special benefit of Jhs. min ing men two lectures a day viii be given at the Y N. C. A.. at 1-5o and 7cS0 ?. m
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.

|. s. LAND OFFICE at Phoen'x Arizona. Dec. l5. 1917.
 NOTICE Is hereby given thst. as directed bv the Commissioner of the General Land oifi-e. under provision of Sec. ss55. R s. pursuant 10 the ap- plicatjon of Ella c. FindIay. Serial No. Cs9e77. we v-iu offer at pub'ic sale i0 the kiSAest bidder. hsT at not less than SS-59 per acre. at -19cGo o'clock A. lI-. or the s9,h day Of Sanuary, 1918. neVt. a. this offies, shs folowins tract Of and: NE l,4 SE Sec. T.. T. g So. R si F.. G. and s R V.
 This tract is ordered itto the n2rSe- on a showing that the greater portion iS E0untainOus or too rpush for culttv- ation.
 The sale N5u not De kept opcn. but -Iu ba declared closed when those pres ent ar the hour named have ceas e6 hiiliCS. The person m1Slng the highest bid will De required rS i'm medis-ely pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
 Any persons claiming adversely thc
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. T. s Land office ct Phoenix. Arizona. December g. 1917.
 Notice is hereby given that Charles N. ThcmaS Of B.sbee. A-isons. who on August $. 1917. made Homestead En- try No. cSSts5 for V, 1-s. NE 1-5. Sae q. ". i-s NV. T.. SE- r. NV, l.. NE 1-4. SW. 14. NV. II SE. II. See tiOn =. Township 22 s, Range 2S F.. c. & :. R. B. and Meridian. has fileS notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim 10 the land above described. before Jared n. Tay- Tor. T. s. Commissioner. at BiS6eo. Arizona, on the 4th day of February. 1918.
 Claimant names as wincSScsc William r. 1fUnch. Edward T. Thomas GeorgS ". Eeahey. Ge0rs1 r. Cobhe. all 0f Bisbee, Arizona.
 JOHN l. IRNsN.
 Regis .er. First publication. Jan .. t91S 1s- Last publication Feb, I. ISIS,
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sS' W. S71.S0 feet to corner No. 5. thence \, s' O. W. SSO.4O fesS to COT ner NO. 4; taenee =. 7SS 90 E l5et feet to corner No. 8: thence .. 2s 08 .. 6l1.60 sse- to cOrae- No. I. the P'ac- ls ot sinains. cCutcioing a net area e -u-.l- acres. expressly eNoluSIus Sles .r coEsiict with Sunshine lode Os tGis -O-vey oT o.eoS acres.
 -SUNSaINE''. Beginning a. cCrns No. l. the S, E. corner, whence the V l-A cor 0S Sc. Is, T. 2S- .. R. s5-E. C G .. R. 3. & V. bears :. gSs 5l' S 6 s56 feet; thence .. SC 04' W. S5s.SO leet to corner No. .: thence N. T. sl r, sl0 feet % corner No. g; thence V S1s sS- F Ss0.l0 feet 60 corner No. q thence .. r 4I' VI, 60s.5o feet. to COT ner No, !. the place Of besinnias, con aiming net area Cf ls-SS0 acres. eN areSsly excluding aera in conflict witl Survey No. sils. AqScae lode Og 0.Gl- acres.
 The location notices of these claim are recorded in the OsEce cs the Coan " Recorder Of Cocl-Se county, Ari-o- n2. aS follows;
 RocEiand. Book as. Record os Nine page SS7,
 Black Ben. Book iS. Record of Mine, page 1SS
 Sunshine, BcOS 4S. Record of Nine, gase lS9.
 The names Os the atjo;9iag claims "a this survey are, on the north. Survey No ctlS, Aceche lode, Neslec;e6 ano Anna, uasuVveyei; owned by applicSn' herein; Warren lode, urSucyCycd: or the EsS, Survey No. Sl5S. ROla lode. oa the Sou,h Survey No. IT9s. CrenTei lode; Survey No, sl76. Carmeiita ar5 Coroca eo6es; Survey Nc. sSSl Shat uCS No, .; and Survey No. SI5S. Ca, meli,a and Corona lodss on the wes, Sur, ey No. I7s4 Calumet lode.
 J L. IRWIN. Register. Firs- publication. Nov .. 1917. Last publication Jan IS. 1918,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
oepar.nen, of she Inssrl0r.

Department of the Interior. |. =. LAND OFFICE at PaOeniN Arirona. Dec, 1S, 1Sl1.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Julius l. Haase. Sf Hereford. Arizona. who CT Marc1 4. 1914. made HOmeStsaO Entry No. 05sSsS for SE Il Sec. 1S. T = =. F = r.. and on March ], 1915 made Additional Homestead Entry No OsSSsf. for Lot and E i-s and I I-s SV lL. Section 19. Township = :. Range E. c. S .. R. B, and Ner. dian. has lied notice of intention C make thrce-ysar Proof to estShlisl clam to tGe land at,Jve described, be lore Jared D. Taylor, q. .. COmmiS sicaer St Eisbee. Ari-OcS- on the 2SrC day a January. 1918
 Claimant names as witnesses Heru.an HaaSs. Samuel c. Giles Leslie Wilcox. Frank C- CObbe, all o' Hereford. ArigOnS-
 IL IRWIN. Register.
 Adv. SS. First Publication. Zee. S0, 1Si1. Last Puh,ic---On. JsnUSry =. 191S.
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NOTICE OF REPLICATION FOR |
 s. PAT6NT.
Mineral Survey Ne SS72.
 Serial No. CSS6Ss.

Serial No. CSs6SS.
 United States Land Osncs, PGOenC
 October S1. 1917.
 Notice Is hereby siyea that R. . B7etherton and C. 1i. Heakel. co-Owi CTS, whose pos.01ce address is Bisbe, Ar,Sona. have made application fo patent toT Eha follow ins pamsd lol mining claims. situated n he Ware lIi2ins District. Cochise county. Ar;rC na. tl Sections F and IL. Tcwcship ss .. banse 2i-E. Inspproved. q. < :. | B. < M. described as follows. to-wit,
 ~ROCKlAND~ BeSinn.as at ec.ae No I the :. r, corner. whence tA Wl4 cor. sec. Is T. SS-S. E. sS-E, c. ( .. R. B. & M. bears S-1Ss 5S' r. SsSS. feet: thence \. SSs Ss' W. zi5S.-0 fee to coner No. q thence \. TSs S0' " S4-.5o feet to corner No. .. thence \ IF ". 57s feet to coraer No. q thence s. S2s S4' E- C.5Oe feet to co. ner No. 8; thence :. ss .os' F. 5cs see Q corner No. I. the Qlece of beginnins containing a oet area Of 1S-65S acre expressly eyciudiuy area ia conaic with Survey No. Sl5S. Rolla lode Q l.S5S acres
 BLACK BEN" Beginning al cor uer No. l. the s. E. corner, whence tn N-14 cor. or Sec IS. T. Sg-S- R. s5-E. e < s, R- F. 6 N bears s. So' oS' F s-S- Q feet; thence V. TSS S0' W. 1l5C 30 feet to corner No. 9: thence \. S5
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
Harry Frazre.

Harry 'r1zee, the youn- noeS;ic-t of the Boston Rea SoN. says th2t .-zS-C1s. z41-l-.t1S --.y be ul1cE-,t bit now that the game tS 7os I2 90 prosperous circu-iSsasces a> U nsS kic,s- ~Basstl.l iS g great .-.S.-c,S. says Fr2-ee, ,-Src icl honest t-r'IC- to say SO Nest l.c ,es0ie r--- ,-e> have made lots of ui7er and they cce-at sc--- a ~0-u ...r lose a bit 6aSc. 0ll i. s--cH-@c .iS- ger ana better al JAs E.E-c
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ot the Interior,

Department of the Interior T. :. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix, AriEOna. Dec. 15. 19l1-
 NOTICE is hereby given tha, Charles R. HannOn. Of BiSbee, Arizona who. on May Is. 1917. made Home stead Entry No. e2S444. For NE 1l. Section s7. Township = s. Range SS F. c. 6 :. R. Meridian. has filed not ice of intention Co make five-yea- Proof. to establish claim to the lSnt above described. before Jared D Taylor. T. =. Commissioner. at Bisoee Arizoaa. on the 2Srd day or January 1918.
 Claimant names as witnesses, John X. Wallace. Peter B Cane Reuben Potter. Mack Cleveland, all o. BiShee. Arizona
 J. L. IRWIN. Register
 Adv. SSs First Publication. Dec So, 1917. Last Publication. January g. 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11

above-descr.bed land are advised tc siie their claims. or objections. on or before the time designated tc~ sale
 TOHN l. IRWIN. Res stcT. JOHN ,. bIRD\C. Receiver
 Adv. 9S6 First Publication. Dec- Se, 1917. Last Publication. January S9. 1918
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
QUICK PRODUCTION INCREASES
IRv R.rIew I.easss- M

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 WASHINGTON. I1n-- ls.-fIe1vv in crease in QuicE SiiveT- production l2IEsly used in war Iatl1iJicns u-onc- lecture. vas announced today by -he geological surrey Whi5hs placed ,hc lsI7 domestic outPU, s2E tae Uni-ed States at S6.S5i fiGSks -ci sersEty-i Q pounds each Us value is estimated at ahCut SS.S57.009. Not since ISSS Eo5 % much been mirsS. Production was SIS fissks larger than in 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
VIRGINIA SENATE ACTS.
TRv paviav- IIe,sIsl yrir,I

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 RICHMOND. Nc-. Jc2- l0.-TLs No t5onai Prohshi-iCl amendment was ratified tonight by the Virginia ser ate by a vote oe thirty to eigat. \ re solution to submit the amendment 10 referendum was defeated twenty eight tC ten. IJ is expected the house cr delegates viii vote tomorrow,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
TWO DIE IN FIRE.

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 MIDDLETONN. Con. Jan 1O--The dead list in the fire which destroyed a wing Of the Connecticut hospital to day remains et two. with two Oths- patients missing tonight The dan age to the hgiliing and contents j. estimated at S2c0 e00 and the cause O ths fire is stin to be determined
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-11
VAoUI INDIANS CAPTURED,
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 MORALES. Jan 10.-The American troops involved in 8 clash and subse- gUsn, capture yesterday of ten YaQui I-disns in the Bear Valley west e. ere. were a detachment of cavalry ir ccmmand of Captain Ryder. CSptai- Wagner. conn ander of the csvalrs fr-e. received no details Of the clash today.