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Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09
GERMAN LIES AND PROPAGANDA.

From all parts of the country come stories of the work of German propagandsts in circulating stories about the war about the conditions the front and about the situation home. The Philadelphia North American quotes few Of these stories. follows:
 "In the treasonfactOry output stories that Am erican bateships been sunk by the German navy and the suppressed that thousands of American soldiers have been killed: that German army is through Canada that hundreds thousands Ot Germans in this country are drilling revolt that Secretary Tummuty is in jail charged with treason that troops France suffering for food that our troops in France have quarreled with the British that articles knitted fo- the soldiers gone the officers They all lies
 The same paper calls to mind few typical stories about the food situation. follows:
 That Herbert Hoover. federal food administrator. gets salary of s12OOO and lives in luxury. It is lie He gives his the country without salary. and lives simply
 That at Camp Mix or Camp Meade. quarters of beef thrown away burned. It is lie.
 That tons of vegetables. principally potatoes are rottng through the carelessness of soldiers It lie,
 That whole carloads of fruit decaying the railroad tracks because the commission want to get high prices It is lie
 That French army officers have been shot for selling American wheat to Germany. It is lie
 That Canada is holding its wheat that it de high price when the American crop is exhausted It is a lie"
 It has been suggested by high authority that every patriotic et1en should endeavor down such rumor and should communicate the Tinted States marshal or deputv or o the first police deputy sheriff he meets
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

Are doing part. NIT Citizen. and you madame
 for your country. No the Red Cross the Liberty Bond the food saving of the score of other things our resources against the Hun But on the alert detect and oppose and stop disloysl Government vice declare that this land is full of German cit
 zens and Americans of German parentage who do not do say anything bad enough bring them of justice to judgment the hands of a mob They hint whine and throw cold water and make vague charges and spread falsehOods and view with alarm They eriticise the and decare that wrong and attack Englands honor and doubt Frances fighting strength and excaim the great price pay Are you checking up petty traitors and aes. Do you choke their lies their throat and call
 them time for their doubts fears? Do you notice how they spread this insous propaganda every where they go, At this time it is the important duties to raise voice against these white hvered sympathizers with the kaisers government their fathers fled in order free and reap where they had sown. It is your duty bring to justice any of them who far with his lip disloyalty.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

Prescott Courier; There is question in our nina tion bill provide for the payment salary Former Acting Governor Thomas Campbell for the time he Oc- cupied the gubernstoral chair of this state Arizona is cheap skate and not cheap skate people Campbell was largely victim of combination of combines; he gave his time filled the job just well anyone who knew him expected him to and pay him the salary would be unfair and small to think about
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

The Christian Science Monitor declares that the Amer icsn socialist party has pledged its aid the W. w This news is not particularly surprising the that the reds this organization back in the saddle They have been doing everything possible to hamper the government its prosecution of the and of course. find in the L w w. under indictment in states ally with the German O. K branded upon brazen sides There able and unselfish in this country who have socialist leanings and ideas these confounded with the activities disoyalties those who are trOl of the party.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

We inclined vince little and complain lit tie the government censorship and food regulations and many other things brought on the war but direct and reliable word from Germany to the effect that in that unhappy country of men car call their souls their The governments iron hand is upon every and every class every industry and every endeavor Punishment the violation inflicted with ruthless hand No wonder that Germany is united for war, worth life and the
 life of his household and his beasts of burden to mutter disobey-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

Turkeys war aims revealed reads headline As sack ever since Germany ordered her declare war She has already lost the choicest of eastern pos sessions she get of Europe Her soldiers have been killed by the thousand treasury bank rupt If Germany should secure her peace tOmOr Turkey would be lucky retain nationality out of the conference
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

It is terribly hard to get any accurate information about the great events of the Laconie dispatches from general headquarters merely the of an allied offensive the breaking down of Ger attack Nothing much beyond this is definite and certain reaches the of the public Blunders and failures of generals are never given commander is relieved and the dispatches careful relate that he has been given just important command ward for his distinguished services. recently dePOsed of command of the allied Salonica is declared tO have been traitor; disobeyed positive orders attack the Bulgars allowed Rumania to he overwhelmed On the other hand. Gen Robert NiveIe. recently in command of the French forces deposed il said by some writers. be cause of ncOmpetenoy Now comes wyeth Williams correspondent. and declares that NiveIle would have gained mighty victory the Germans in his Champaign offensive Of the spring of French
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

General Naude. conquerOr of Bsgdad. who died re side some of his own soldiers just beyond the city He wished it SO The repOse simplicity, confidence and modesty that had marked the life this high type of British officer marked his death He sleeps beside his men, He could not sleep hoer. higher ground,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

p9rtment. Major ]. c. MGcomb recon mended that detail Ot soldiers be placed on gusrd duty at the Yuma dam. NsiOr NaCOmh spent a day in spectinS the dam and the suvroun3ins country and was Of the opinion that the dam should be sCarded. lt Is eN- pected that the recommendation made by t1e former commander will be car ried out by his successor,
 Very much out of the ordinary vas the wedding Of Paul r.. CrUmmey and Miss Irene Turner. both Of Phoenix. at Florence. Just to avoid their frendS. they had mOtOred 10 Florence to marry, intending to spend their honeymoon m Tucson. and learned the only minister available was at the prison. There they iOurneyed with their license and there they Insisted the ceremony should be performed probably Tbe only one ever known be hind psn,tenticry walls in AriEonS.
 Within t1iS year. % O00 acres of eN. cellent land VIII be added to Arizona 's irrigated area lt lies % miles weS; Of COngreSS Junction and is 70 be wat cred by a remarkable project based upon a dam across the channel Oi Date creeE where that stream flows through a box canyon Oaly - feet wide at normal water level. The dam already Is well along toward cOmple ton. the wCrk done without appeal for publicity. lt has been built up from bedrock. which was 90 feet deep and it's crest now Is about 10 feet above the canyon floor level already developing an underground flow oi lS0 miners inches. Present plans are tO carry the dam up to >0 feet m 1 heigh,. At that level the crest will be only lOs feet long. so precipitOuS are the walls Of the gOrSe,
 Last Saturday afternoon at the pump station St 8rocSMSO. near Cit ton. Nick Powers sustained injuries from belt that resulted fatally in a few hourS. Powers had been having trouble with his right arm and used both arms Co turn on more preSSurS from the stationary steam engine aud turned the pressure on SD suddenly that his sweater was oauSAt by OC belt and t carried him around and around with it Several Of hiS rios were broken. both legs. one arm ukd he was bruised in many OtheS places and suffered severe Internal injuries that resulted in his death at seven o'clock that evening.
 Indian police pursued ans captured William Nelson. accused of 6Nu0mit ing the Saio In the office Of the santa Fe depot at Parker and secured SS--Se Tracking their man across the desert east into the foothills, the indian DO lice came across Nelson and tooS hun into custody at the point o1 taei~ re VOlVerS.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09
Wednesday Morning. January g, 1918.

For the this winter the telegraph carries tale of storm and cold and suffering in the middle and eastern states And the Bsbee citizen who keeps tab on the weather smiles soft little smile and chalks up the one hundred and fifteenth consecutive day that has been filled with sunshine and balmy zephyrs-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

politicians had not frightened the slaughter and got an order from Paris stopping the offensive Amid all these conflicting reports and charges and praise and personal opinion it is hard to gain clear idea of who is who in the trend of the Great War
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

A German hand placed knockout drops in the Russian cup freedom after the first draught had been taken The Russian has this cup his lips again If he drains the dregs he is lost indeed and the world looks on heplessly and anxously. as the unconscious Sav holds the cup
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09
Brief State Notes

The city of Globe Is now drawing up plans and considering bids on a new sewer system for the entire city.
 Tucson has begun the construction of a new jail. It is announced thai the walls will have windows iR them.
 Dr. vOn Hleinsm,d las announced a meeting of the League Oi the South west to be held at Tucson January 1S. Representatives from California. Ne VaDa. Utah. Colorado Texas. New Mexico and Arizona will be present.
 A Miss Murphy. making a wSser ride on her bicycle from New York to California. passed through Flagstaff Saturday. See was forced 10 stop there for repairs (tO the bikel. Thus far she has averaged S5 miles a day on her spin,
 In honor Of HiRs Cotton and Queen Alfalfa yhica are bringing fame tO the Yuma Valley. the Yuma chamber Of ! commerce IS planning a banquet 70 be | held sometime in February. lt Is riSnned to bring prominent men here rom Los Angeles. Phoenix and Tue son.
 The Arizona Central bank of Fias- stan has taken over the Williams State bank Ol Williams. C. C. liar vey. formerly assistant cashier of the Central bank. will be in charge Of the new branch. The Central bank now has bTsnches al Kinsman. Williams. Oatman and Chloride.
 The Southern Pacific at it's Tucson offices has placed an embargo on it's trains to Mexico below Gusymas. Tral- tic will be resumed in a few days when the company will send dOwa military trains with arnOTed cars and a heavy escort. Passengers will be carried at their own risk.
 Repeutant over the attempt to end his life by cutting himself fifty-Seven times with a pocket knife. James GIL roy. who was found in his room in the GandolfO hall in Yuma at the point of death. was reported tO be showing slight improvement Nt the Yuma hos pitaL
 Chief Of Police Baily Ol Tucson has ! presented a request to the city council for permission to increase the police force from 1S men Co 20 men. He is asking also for an increase in wages for plain clothes men from Sl15 Go Sl50 per month. The chief gives as . his reason an increase ia the number | of crooks and spies in Tucson.
 During the past year the banks Of i Phoenix have gained deposits sggre- cating more than SS.0OG.0oO despite heavy withdrawals for Liberty Bonds and other patriotic uses Ia N0vem- Der. 1916, deposits ia the six local banks aggregated SgI96.0S6. Al the last call there was report of SlS.5l1,- SS7.
 Report from So8ard say that not . for wears has there been such scarcity of water tor irrigation many Of thc ditches leading Cr0m the Gila beins almost dry and that stream Is entire,s drained for many Iaiies Ot it's course, The scarcity or water catches the far ners at time when the -Tain seej- ,ng SnI plowiug should be oompletei a-d is NeCJed to seriously aaeC- next seasons crops.
 Pr,or Co hts departure tor the Allan tic Seaboarj rom Yuma, where he bu>
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

Sometimes the year is sadder and more serious baby feet tOddle from the cradle than it is in its declining hours by the open fireplace tooth less sightess broken of limb and speech waiting for time to with his sickle down and carry it away.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09
State and County NeJ0s Briefs

oi the consistent n boosters for the road bond issue in Wilcox. He says ,bS. the talk Of injunction" is purely imagination on the part Of the dream CT. that the men interested in the vel fare Cf the county are strong for the bonds everywhere.
 Damage SpproSimating S9.00o was 6oDo by lire which attacked the DcuElss Lumber comp1ny'S yard az DooglcS. sixth and |. 0t 1s,f fS o'clock SuElay ,mor0iuS. The loss is covered by Insurance. It was only by the nar, rcWest margin that the entire stock oI lumber. valued at SSo.eoo. escaped destruction. The OgSin may have been i0ceadiary. and it looks a good deal thSt way. but a match careleSSlv tAooWn aside or a Cisaret or cisSr stub may have done tte business. The suspicious circumstance Is that the ! tire started ClcSe co the sidewalk and st such an early hour in the morning.
 F. R. Camp. writer of army ballads. has been notified Of his appointment as a captain in the National army ana win be assigned t0 the QuSrScrmSSter corps ia the near O,Ure, He took the eNaminatiCn ia Douglas some months ago. but was barred because he vas under veishL Having gained Sl pounds on his recent travels, running his weight up Co lS7 pounds. he Is now sliSiole. As he measures 6 feet [ Inches. he coeS not look especially ScuStty even yet. and the title Sivsa him by his comrades m tue Montana guSri. The Human TOothpiek." will probably stick to him,
 ! GeOrgo SCheerer. son Of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Schecrer Of Douglas. grad uate of the DOaglas nigh school and the University oS Ari1Ona. expects tO soon enter the third training camp tor enlisted men. and Is one of the first men ut Camp Funston to set his chance for commission. tie Is a sergeant at present. having been with the third quota Of selected men from AriEoGa. He has been QUarantincd for some time with measles but Is now able Co 0c out and entered the train ing camp January S The many friends ol Nr, Scheerer win cOnsratulate him and wish hin success in his try-out for a commission,
 NeN' Sunday Win he hunters day in the NcNcSi basin. for the greatest rabbit drive of the year will be hold on that occasion. \ drive covering the entire Whitewater reyion is planned. The south drive consisting of hunters from Douglas and BiSbee VIII meet St NcNeal at Q a. m. The west frOnt win meet at Webb and will consist Of hunters frOm Kclton. Court, land. C1chiSe. GleeSon and Tombstone. The north front win meet at Seaver's ranch and w;l consist of valley farm CTS. The east front will meet at ;he double wiOdmillS.
 nougiaS' chamber cf commerce and miaes Is very anxious that a consular alcnry he established at Acua Pricts. eC'cSs tAe border rom the shelter town. To this end the American con. Su at NoC9leS has been interviewed and steps token to interest the depart. ment o, state in the proposition. The chamber also considered the late. Ruented county seat removal petition which was thrown oat by the board af supervisors, \ committee was aQ- pointed to sec what could be done vitb the people rom the Warren Dis trict relative Co the petition.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09
County Briefs

Another tombstone toy has vollR' -arilv joined the cOlorS. when Tan Coosar son ot Nike CoNgan. well kYow0 resident or Tombstone, passed the examination Ter the navy.
 Q. P Lincoln of ncuglos. who hs recently been appointed Co Che posi- tirn cf court reporter. vice J, F, WslS er. resigned has Drrived in Fcmos'cre and tsrtcd on hb ncw duties, Mr, Lincoln is a man experienced in re' p0rtirs sud Is a ut man tor the ap- ro.u'msnt
 Attorue, John Gun-1 of WtiCON. vas iu rcn,esscrc ou lcgal business sever. sl day ..o. Attorney C1~EI was one
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

pr'or Co hts departure tor the Allan tic Seaboarj rom Yuma, where he hu>
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

The Arizona Central bank Of Flag- stan has taken over the Williams State bank Of Williams. C. C. liar vey. formerly assistant cashier of the Central bank. will be in charge Of the new branch. The Central bank now has bra6ches at Kinsman. Williams. Oatman and Chloride.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

The Southern Pacific at it's Tucson offices has placed an embargo on it's trains to Mexico below Gusymas. Tral- tic will be resumed in a few days when the company will send down military trains with SrsnOTed cars and a heavy escort Passengers will De carried at their own risk.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

oi the consistent n boosters for the road bond issue in Wilcox. He says ,ha. the talk of injunction" is purely imagination on the part Of the dream CT. that the men interested in the vel fare cf the county are strong for the bonds everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-09

In honor Of HiRs Cotton and Queen Alfalfa whica are bringing fame tO the Yuma Valley. the Yuma chamber Of commerce ss planning a banquet 70 be held sometime in February. lt is rlSnned to bring prominent men here rom Los Angeles. FhOsElN and Tue son.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-03-10
FOR Observation-Disclosures


OF SALE-Merchandise and fix
lures, aggregating S91, 14516 In the
district court of the United States for
the southern division of the middle dis
triet of Alabama. In bankruptcy. In
re, Dothan Mercantile Co., bankrupt. in
re, Sol Lurie, bankrupt. Take notice
that under and in pursuance of orders
made in the above named causes and
dated March g. 1918, l, the undersigned
trustee, will proceed to sell at public
cutlery to the highest and best bidder
for cash, at the storehouse formerly
occupied by the Dothan Mercantile Co.
in the city of Hartford. Geneva county.
Ala, on Wednesday, March 20, 1918, the
stock of dry goods, shoes, clothing, ETC.,
belonging to the estate of the above
named Dothan Mercantile Co. bank
rupt; said stock of goods inventorying
sH,319.40, and one lot of store fixtures
inventorying s406-50; and on Thursday,
March Il, 1913, at the storehouse for
merly occupied by the Dothan Mercan-
tile Co, at Dothan, Ala, will sell un-
der the same terms of sale the stock OF
dry goods, shoes. clothing, etc, belong
ing to the estate of Dothan Mercantile
Co., the above named bankrupt; said
stock of goods inventorying SAG, 271. IS.
and one lot of store fixtures inventory
ing $610.40. And at Dothan, Ala, on
Thursday. March 81 1918, I will. proceed
TO sell under the same terms of sale,
at the storehouse formerly occupied by
Sol Lurie, bankrupt, one stock of dry
goods. shoes, clothing, etc, inventory
ing $25,77711, and one lot of store fix
lures inventorying s760.10, said stock and
fixtures being the property of the estate
of Sol Lurie, bankrupt. All of said
sales being subject to the confirmation
or rejection of said court. Inventories
now on file at the offices of the referee
and trustee at Dothan, Ala. Dated this
the Sth day of March, 1918. E. 0.
Jones, trustee, Dothan, Ala. A. E.
Pace and Lee & Tompkins, attorneys
for the trustee, Dothan, Ala. Certified
checks in the amount of $500 will be re-
CURED to accompany bids as a guaran-
tee of good faith. E. o. Jones, trustee.
1913, 14S 5000 in 1915. NJ T
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