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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15
ST ES listed MLZER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
FaeinaleS." estan considerados por
specialists en- intermediates de las
mujeres, como ell tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las enfer-
medades locales de la mujer. Ademas
tenemos una infinidad dc testimonies
dc personals idoneas y carecterizadas
dc distintos paises, en- que nos rinden,
en- una forma que revela mucha sin
ceridad, su agradecimiento por ell
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchella Va5inales."
En- las direcciones que acompaha a
cada GAIA, SC dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las intermediates que han sido
dominadas cor el uso de este gran
cspecifico, Y ninguna mujer va sea
casada. soltera o viuda, que SURE de
cualquiera dc cstoS desordenes, debc
vaCilar en- haccr I'm cnsayo, especial
mcnte 81 sc sientc cansada V abatida.
FL uso dc los "SupoSitOrioS Mitche-
LA Va9inales" cs s~encillo y no con-
ticncn grasa de ninguna especie. Pr
dansc en- las Farmacias y Drosuerias.
as Rio Grande." Ell Paso; San An
'unswig Drug Co, Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-15

Con seguridad en- las Farmac
tonic Drug Co., San Antonio y"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

g1trg ein1naI Dom gIG1tbigen BoIf in
Die Bege geleitet, miro Ben ct. 8oni-
fatt1stag tmnbrbqft bolfstimli9 mo-
den fiir ale Soften. 8iele 1egens.
reide, edit fatboIii6e 8etpegungel1
iinb bonn @olfs ausgegangen, i)
brau6e MIR an bie Eau1en6e bon
Malfabrten apiiberau at %erir1rerr1.
Grit pare1t es einige fromme 2aien,
Die beion6ere 2iebe at elmer iebr Of
gan5 beidei6enen Mnoa9tsftatt fat.
ten> anoere geieQten iiG al, Biz gun
oerte, ia Sauien6e oortbin pilgerten.
Mogen uniere fromn1e11 2aien aud
in dbnli6er @ei1e ct. 8onifatius
perebren, ben groBen uno beiligen
Mpoitel uno 8ef@iiber ouer 9euts
i6en.
Ser bo@angeiebene, ieeleneifrige
Sberbirte Der @r5bio5eie Chicago,
bodtp'it. @eorg @ilbelm M1tnoelein,
bat nnlangit alien Brieitern geiagt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

baB er germ iebe, tpenn iebe Motiona,
litdt ibren 81. Saffron nnb Npoitel Be
ionoers berebre, nie Die Srldrr6er ct.
@atrid. 5olgen mir Dem W1nfde Die
les Dberbirten un6 5eigen mir am
fommen6en 5. SUM, baB mir 6eut-
.iben &atbolifen i6dben, lieben un6
berebren unieren Iteben Mpoitel ct.
8onifati11s: uSeiliger 8onifntius,
MpoiteI Der Deuti6en, bite fir l1rs, "
iei unier tdglibes @ebet. Muf alio
5n aagemeiner GROCER, erbebe1oer
@eltfeier 6es fl. 8onifatius, oes
Npoitels unb 8atrons nuer De11t,
19en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

gentpdrtig geb0rt Die @atifi5ierl1ng
%oerartiger Mmenbements at ben 9b-
Iiegenbeiten Der geiebgebenoen @0r-
peridaften ser 5taaten, aber Die lin6
Bel Der Natifi5ierung beg Hrobibi-
TONS Mmertbements bielfn9 IN 10 Of
fenem @ioeripr11b 5u ben @iini6en
Ser 8ebolferung geitanben, bob es
nit unferen bemofpatii6en @inri9-
tunge1 nidt LANCER bereinbar ideint,
ibnen oas &ebt Der Matifi5ierung gu
belaiien. 9ieies gmpfinoen 1T es, Dem
sic @riffinide Meiolution M1s6rud
gibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
DcrbGltniiic ift Scr iteus
trale,t 5eite INT Dcmtihs
lan~.
9as 2eben 1T Mannbeim.
Originally eri6t.

&orporaI SaroI6 81. GIarf un6 6e1
@emeine Coleman g. @larf BON ber
amerifoniiden Sanitatstrlppe, Die
friiber Stuoenten an Der llniperittat
Gbicago tporen unb oie beioe fir I'M
Seloe betpieiene Eapferfeit nit Dem
Groire Sc @l&erre a,1sge5ei6net NOR
ben iino, baben Sic oubergem0bnli6e
grf abrung gebabt, i'm ~neutralen oelt.
i6en @ebiet %itationiert at ietn. SIN
pergangenen @inter un6 SrIbling
Iogen Sic @ebrii0er glorf nit ibrer
Eruppe bon tpeniger aIs 40 Mann
in Mannbeim unb in umliegenoen
9orfern u11tpeit 0es Sffupationsge'
bietes. Oieie Manni6often maren Die
einsigen @ertreter Der Iuiierten IN
oiei em Seile 0euti6lan6s. Sic &C.
briiber GIarf iinb ioeben beimgefebrt
uro beridten iiber sic &erbaltniiie int
nertralen @ebtet, tpie iie Tie Dor fur
ser 3eit fanoen. Sic paren int Itanoe,
sic Stimml111g oes Bolfes 5u beoba6-
ten, Denn bei6e 8rii6er ipreden file
beno 0euti9 unO muroen ni6t our9
Sic itrenge 9ts5iplin. sic anoerSmo
unter ben 6olboten 6es @eeres &c.
bolten miro, bebinoert. @egen Nblauf
ibrer Milttdr5ett tpar ibrDienit lei9t;
fie fonr1ten paber beutide Samilien
beiu1en uno Die @a6bariaoft, in Der
lie itanoen, beitdttgett. =
: vNatiirli9 ertpdrteten tpir," 10 er>
flarten Tie, rooB uns Sic 3ioilbepol-
fer1tna tper1n ol&9 11idt gera6e ber5>
lid 10 6ob mti elmer falten &ofltdfeit
entgegenfommen mir0e. 8tr tporen
ie6od nidt auf oos freimiitige offene
gntgegenfommen gefoBt, Bag man
uns 5nteil mer6en lief, na66em mir
ibnen flar 5u erfenner gegeben bot
ten, bah mir uns nidt CUR unterori-
H1tttd ser 6euti9en 8epofernt1g IN
9eufi9lono befdn6en. sc tpar duff ie-
SEN 6au Ion6erbar in etrem Gate GIT
iiten (es tpqr nebenbet bas &oben=
aouern-Gofe) inmttten bon 5tpan5tg
Seer breiBig Deutiden, bic uns ale
in mebr ols freun6idoftli9er Wei!e
nit Tragen beItirmten. @obaD tie
horten, 6ab mir Mmerifaner tpore11,
Iebnten iie iid geloIien 1T ibre Stlb>
Ie a1riid, boten 1111s GIT ra1der nno
at trinfen an nrb er5dblten, tpie tie
beab1idtigtigt bdtten, on 6em Sage
Der &riegserfldr1tng nod @merifa gu
aeben, 6aB ite 8rii6er ODER Sater ooer
SnfeI in Milpa11fee bdtten, nno ant
S4lniIe frogten iie nns, ponr mebr
Nmerifoner fommen miir6en."
Mnfdngli9 berri9te naturli9 Elm
~qepilier Mrgpobn, ober sic 9entl9en
erfannten in Sen Mmerifanern bolo,
pos sic Mmerifoner ie1bit viporting
inltincts" nennen. SSr1 Mannbeim fam
menia @eibung Dor, obmobl Die one=
rifaniI6e Sr11ppe etli6e 5iemli6 INT
orgenebme @ei6dfte 5u belorgen
bette.
60 botten sic @ebrii6er @larf Ben
8efebl, cine @oggonla6ung&ob1en gu
foufen un6 BEN Deuti6en sic &ef-
1t1rg 5u prGientieren. So lie nt@t
redt tpnBten> pem 6ie &e6nrng 51=
5uiteuen iei, gingen fie gum 8lrger=
meiiter ser fletnen beno6borten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29
'Staot MSr5beim un6 fdil6erten ibrn
ih,n NnrTpnp1hpit

lire Berlegenbeit.
Ser 8irgermeiiter erpi6erte gut
miitig: uMu1, geben sic iie mir; nil
tperber ale bafiir friiber ODER ipate1
at 5ablen baben." 8al6 bana6 gin.
gen sic 8rii6er nit ibrem 2el1tnan1
5um 8iirgermeiiter gum Mittagelien.
llnter Sen gela6enen @dite1 befan>
iid Elm gepiiier Sefonoeleutnant. Der
bon Berlin eingetroffen tpar. Spd.
ter erfnbren mir, 6oB er it6 gerpeigert
batte, in sic @ttbe at fommen, als
er b6rte, boB omerifanii6e Sol6aten
90 tparen. Na6 elmer Stun6e Iberre.
bette man i'm ieoo6, berein5ufommen'
Ser &orporal glarf iagt Mber 6ieien
3tpiidenfon aus:
Scr iunge 2eutnant, Der naturlt1
nidt in Uniform eri6ien, fam i6liebs
lid berein. @ir m1&r6en chamber Dor.
aelteut, er &pan6te uns ie6oG SEN &i-
den gu. Mi6 un6 meinen 8ruoer
omiiiierte 6as, 6enn mir paren i6on
friiber, als mir in 8erlin CUR @bule
aingen, nit preuBii6en 0ffi5ieren gu
iommengefommen; nnier etgener
a%eutnont puroe ie6o9 fu6smilo.
@ir troten in BEN Speiieiaal un6
ser Yreniie befam einen Sit IN rr~
1erer geGbe. MnfGngli9 mar sic Inter
bolt11ng ougemein 1n6 Die Mtmoipbd.
re b6Git gemiitli9. Child mii6te itd
a116 oerOffi5ier in 6ie l1nterbaltung.
Or &por6te ii9 an meinen 8ruoer nno
bemerfte:
v@orum bobt Str Mmerifaner
@u& iiberbal1pt in oen &rte9 &C.
mii6t? 8Gret STR fern g%eblieben> 10
tpiiroen mir ge5tegt baben!"
Ga mein Brn6er ni9t in einen
@treit bertpi6elt tper6en tponte, er=
tpi6erte er: vDies 1T cine Sa9e, Die
i6 5ur3eit nidt 6iSfutieren m09te.
Sssd fann Sssbnen muir 5u biele @run-
Sc ongeben, gloltbe ober ni4t, ooB
6ies 6ie 3eit nn6 Ser Srt Der Diipo=
tation it," Ser Breuiie beitono je>
bod ouf cine Mntport, un6 infer
ita9elte meinen 8r1oer ont
ues ibm au geben!" Stunt puroen Die
qetp0bnli6en @riin6e angegeben, Die
bon 6en @egner natiirlt9, tpie es Bel
elmer getpiiien Sorte preuiiti@er 81
fiaiere getp0bnIi9 Ser Sau 1T, tgno-
riert mur6en. Ser preuiiii9e9eutnom
redtfertigte energii@ 6as @erfenfen
Ser v2ulitania" nn6 benibte ote ia
6enf6einigen Mrgumente, 6te 1einer-
aeit in BEN 6euti9en 3eitunger 5n le<
len tpQren."
Smlteb1t6 }ebte ser @iirgermetiter
afs @a1tgeber Der 9isfuliton ein 3iel:
un6 cine 3eitlong 6urfte iiber Bo1tttt
nidt qelpro9en tper6en. @1s dber no@
6em Mittageiien 6ie MGnner 1t@ es
bequem ma9ten 11n6 lire elenoen 81
qarrer rol1bten (6er Sabaf tit iebt tn
9eutidlon6 Elm b0bit ieltenes &rant)
bro@te Der @iirgermeiiter Die eliaB=
Iotbringil9e Groge o11fs Sapet. Ser
@iIrgernei1ter NOR @egengrInoen
mobI 5ugGngli9; er begrin6ete bus
@edt 9eut1@lan6s ouf sic Brobin5en
nit Sen often btitorif6eu &e6ten oeS
8olfes. Die Mmertfaner mubten 51s
eeben, 6aB ieine Experimentation gut
tpar, obpobI 1ie nit 1einen @9lnbfol<
gerunger ridt iibereinftimmen fonn~
ten.
Muf @run6 ibrer IN Mannbeim &C.
mo&ten @rfabrungen fonitotterten Die
@ebri6er @Iarf, 6aB 6ie Denti9en
Dor auem Ben 6rie6en, Stabilttat u:
Mrbeit piini6en. Sic iino ftb tpobl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

Der M6seorbnete Griffin boa Stem
Dorf bat 6em @muie cine NeIolltio1
n%nterbreitet, Die Die &atifi5terurg
bon Nmen6emerts CUR 8unoesberfai,
Jung Der 8ep0lferung Der ein5elnen
Stoaten ii%bertragen baben min. &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

Sic bejten @nbriager finb 6ieieni,
gen, sic einem bie @abrbeit umionit
fnger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-29

Die bodite 5reibett entipringt aus
Ser betpuBten @einbeit Der Sntentio=
men.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
.REDMONDS STAGE NEW
 ATTRACTION TONIGHT

Jimmy, Where Are Your the ir- ridiscent frolic in two acts will be the new attraction staged at the Grand theater this evening by the Ed Red mond Follies. This new musical com edy contains one hour and ninety min utes of wholesome mirth and tuneful melodies with the galaxy of principal players headed by Ed Redmond and Robbie Deane dispensing the cyclonlc mirth and the bewitching bevy of sing ing and dancing maidens interpolating the score of Broadway melody hits.
 Tonight's attraction is conceded to he the most hilarious in the series Of Redmond Follies musical comedy sue cesses; the great interrogation con corning the whereabouts of Jimmy. the role to be played by Ed Redmond in his inimitable style; forming the basis of the story and when the oollg- ing Jimmy does put in an appearance and starts to settle a little domestic difficulty of his neighbors and sue ceeds in hopelessly entangling all con cerned the laughs are evoked with gatling-gun velocity.
 The usual Redmond detail in special stage settings, lighting effects and costumirg will be features of the pro- duction Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04

duckbled dinosau lived in Wy oming years Stood looked like petd American Museum of Nat History He will have visitors Broadway is dry.
 scientist addressing and short teeth Eventually finds it's too shortno Remember when small used to talk about dig eating much neglectng tuberculosis bad blood stomach dor shining Tooth difference scy of the London sums without prophylaxis oil play fewer visits of doctors with bitter children growing pains" wonder the bright lad is the exception
 1754 the polished The fine gentlemen of those
  perfumes They had toto 
 world? Why did the Sale Columbia University digs into ruins dis the filled cavities holes in their perfecttting They left records showing that they even used Many when live and dead Teeth Teeth with artificial greatly swallow Also Chewstcks
 
 ensvey Ladies and Pal distance and cannot attend personally
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
COLORADO MAN HAD
 SUFFERED 25 YEARS
RELATES EXPERIENCE w N TANLAC AND WANTS TO
 HELP OTHERS

"Tanlac certainly helped me and hope my experience with this medicine will encourage others to try it." said Antonio Lopez, who lives at Delta, Colo.
 q was a sick man for 25 years" ," continued MT. Lopez, and my stom- ach was in such bad fix that for the last five years wasn't able to eat any supper at all, and any kind of fruits or vegetables would cramp me so awfully that I never would touch them and I was simply miserable most all the time from the gas on my stomach. lost considerable weight and at the time I started taking Tanlac weighed only hundred and thirty-eight pounds.
 "The few bottles of Talac I have taken built me up wonderfully and actually gained ten pounds on my first three bottles. My stomach Is in sucsi fine condition that can eat anything, including fruits and vegetables, with out the slightest pain or trouble from gas. and I can eat as hearty supper now as anybody and enjoy every mouthful, too"
 ! Tanlac is sold In Bisbee by J. M Ball, in Douglas by G, A. Walker, il Bowie by Bowie Drug company. ir San simon by J. B. Cook, in Willco2 II by A. A. Nicholson, in Lowell by To well Drug company, in Benson by C r. Moss Pharmacy. in Gleeson by B A. Taylor, in Warren by WarreI Pharmacy, in Pearce by B. A. Taylor in Tombstone by Boyd's Drug store aud in McNeal by McNeal Mercantile
 I-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
,WILLARDPS CONDITION SURPRISE TO FANS IN
 HIS FIRST WORKOUT

TOLEDO, June 3.-Jess Willard be- gan four weeks of intensive training today for his championship contest with Dempsey July 4 and the 800 per sons who watched him in his first pub lie workout since leaving California, left his canVas-enclosed ring in aston ishment over his apparent excellent condition.
 There was little, if any, extra weight on his huge frame; his wind was good and his skin glowed with health He settled down to his train ing grind good-naturedly, which indi- cated, according to experts. that he had been constantly training for sev- eral weeks When Willard appeared in the ring 1t was noted that the rolls of fat he carried some months ago had been completely wiped out by hard exercise.
 After tugging at the weights and do | ing seme shadow boxing, the giant boxed three rounds with Jack Lavin, a veteran light-heavyweight from Cleve- | land.
 1Willard snapped over left hook in ] the second round that sent Layin reel ing through the ropes. After the work out, Lavin, who has boxed with Dempsey before, said he was stunc by the punch, although Willard pull ed" most of them.
 Willard boxed with surprising skll and speed, blocking punches to ms mid-section with his elbows and lore arms and slipping his head away iron swift blows to his chin. Sergeant Walter Monahan, who trained Willard for his championship match with Jact Johnson, at Havana, arrived in camI tonight and with Jack Hempel. th' coast heavyweight, will work with th' champion tomorrow.
 Dempsey did not work at all today
 but idled away the time motoring swimming and playing around hi' camp. The challenger will not re sume his conditioning grind until Sat urday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
ARIZONA WARRIORS
 ARE EN ROUTE HOME
 FROM CAMP UPTON
(specl.l to The Reviewl

NEW YORK, June 3.-The Three Hundred and Fortieth Field Artillery of the Eighty-ninth Division, compos- left Camp Upton for Fort Bliss at s o'clock Sunday morning. Capt J. w. Getsinger of Phoenix and Capt. Farless of Bisbee are in command of the 542 men who are on their way west. The men have been given five days rations and will reach Fort Bliss some time Friday.
 With the arrival of Major General Frank L. Wynn and his staff officers on the steamship Rotterdam, the en- tire S9th Division have arrived home and the units will be moved west Gen. Wynn was loud in his praise of the performance of the division on the western front
 "I can only repeat what Gen. Per shing said when he reviewed the di vision" said Gen. Wynn, that is | for the time the division was in ac tion, there was none better. They made every objective and went fur ther. They showed the true spirit of the west"
 | Representative of the Rocky Mountain club pet the Rotterdam off quarantine and escorted them to her dock in Hoboken- Among the frs messages received by Maj. Gen. Wynr was the following from the Rocky Mountain club. The message afford ed the veteran leader much pleasure:
 The Rocky Mountain club-tht eastern home of western men-eXten' to you and through you to the officer' and men of your command sincere welcome home. The S9th division o the west promised it would not cOm' back from over there until the hea' of the kaiser and the feet of the allie were under the peace table. The. made good their part and are re turning with the fruits of the greai est victory ever won on the field O battle in the cause of humanity The enjoy the eternal gratitude and aI preciation of their countrymen w are at your service"
 The 34Oth Field Artillery and tn 314th Ammunition Train compose mainly of men from Arizona and Ne Mexico, were brought to New Tor on special trains last "Wednesday an entertained by the Rocky Mouutai club with sight seeing trips aroun New York, dinner at a Fifth avenu restaurant and a theatre party at tn Globe theatre. where Gov. Campbe Of Arizona addressed the mep' of hi state, and those from New Mexico 2 behalf of Gov. Larrazolo of that stat The men who leave Sunday to b demobilized at Fort Bliss do so wit d happy recollection of their enfor cd stay in the east, thanks to th Rocky Mountain club and the state who made appropriations and tf copper mining companies who adde
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
ExPEcT MLNE MEReER

GLOBE, June 3.-Col. J. D. Coplen, president of the Barney and Porphyry Copper companies arrived Friday eve ming frim his home at Los Angeles to be present at the meeting of the stockholders, when it is expected the proposed consolidation of the two companies will be ratified, the name of the new company to be Porphyry ! Consolidated Copper company. De velopment work on the Porphyry property is progressing fayorably. The most important new work to be un- dertaken is sinking a winze in the ore-body from the 65O-foot level in the oxidized zone, where the copper content has been largely leached out. It is the intention of the manage ment to sink this winze several hun dred feet, and it is expected that chalcocite will be encountered with in 200 feet below the $50 level.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
RUSH ROAD WORK

TUCSON, June 3. = Charles Boren, engineer in charge of the survey of the road from Oracle to Apache Camp, came in today from his camp at Stratton.
 MT. Roren and his crew have been at work for the past ten days resur- veying the Stratton road from Strat- ton camp to Daily's. The road will be widened to 14 feet and straight ened out in some places.
 MESA GRADUATES 33
 MESA, June 3.-Every seat in the high school auditorium was filled on Saturday night of last week, the oc casion being the commencement ex ercises of Mesa Union Flight School Thirty-three young men and women received diplomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
PACKARD IS DOUGLAS
 COUNTRY CLUB HEAD

DOUGLAS, June 3.-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Douglas Country club was held last evening at the club house and was we'll attended by members interested in the election to fill three vacancies in the board of directors, caused by the expiration of their terms of office, and the transaction of other business of importance to the club The polls were open from o'clock until 9 and count of the votes showed the cleo tion of H. J. Bishop, Lieut. H. H. Stout and H. M. Gallagher to hold office for three years. The last two succeed Robert Rae, who has been president of the club, and E. c. Robinson, who has ably served as chairman of the golf committee.
 The secretary's report of the con- dition of the club showed an astonish- ing growth in membership since the signing of the armistice, and particu- lar notice was taken. of the work of the retiring president and his mem bership committee during this time. As at the present time the Country club grounds are becoming crowded by adjacent buildings, the matter of a future location was taken under ad- visement and it is quite probable that new site will be secured to be held in trust for the club until it's finances will be in shape to make an actual purchase.
 An expression of appreciation for their loyalty and helpful service dur
 ing the past year was given Robert Rae, and the retiring directors, after which the meeting was adjourned. Immediately after the stockholders
 meeting the newly constituted board of directors met and the following of ficers for the ensuing year were elect ed: A. B. Packard, president; J. T.
 Hood, vice-president; H. J. Bishop secretary and treasurer. The several club committees will be appointed in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
BOWIE BOY KILLED

BOWIE June 3.-About four o'clock last Saturday afternoon the citizens of Bowie were startled by the report that little Tommy Gould, age six years, had been shot and almost in- stantly killed by Patricio Merendes, Mexican boy of fourteen years. The shooting occurred within a few rods of the Gould home in the A. E. Ky. yards. Young Patricio was taken in to custody by Officer Kratzberg shortly after the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
MANY SOLDIERS RETURN

PHOENIX, June 3.-Twenty thous- and five hundred and fifty-two men and 929 officers of the S9th division have arrived from overseas, accord ing to report of the arrivals sent to Phoenix by the Rocky Mountain club of New York, the organization which has met, cared for and enter tained all western men returning from France.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
AMERICAN KILLED BY
 | YAQUt tINDIANS FOUND

MORALES, June 3.-The report or the killing Sunday of Miguel Ottos an American by Yaquis near La Colorado Sonora. was confirmed today when Otto's body was found, stripped Of clothing,S nuuIated and with a bullet hole through the head.
 Otto had been making his home with a Mexican family at La Colorado. Ills body was discovered short distance from their camp, which he had left on hunting trip.
 READ REVIEW WANT ADS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
WOMAN SECRETARY OF STATE

PHOENIX, June 3.-Arizona has a woman for secretary of state. Her name is Harriett Jean Oliver, and she has been -holding down the job to the satisfaction of all concerned ever since Acting Governor Simms left the state and the same day that Governor Campbell departed for New York to welcome home the boys of the 340th
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
You Can't Grin at God-and Get Away With It

whole earth language and weren foreigners" 'qptlanders"
 this would seem like an ideal condition show the Lord that they could make name a 5 for @ % that they reach unto probably they God and defy And to save them God couldn't understand one anoners speenana they stopped Os defeated ned p''''' '''~'"' '''''''D N'D' ' Babel matter it's place in time hisorycannot defy God-and get away with it. Confusion always follows There's law for nations as there IS for individuals that prosperity comes only as the decreeS No ieaguehethe of nations or of ndiVduastha laughs at And this is good time remember groups build making unto them eveshe simply preparing for themselves confusion of tongues and scattered resources
 premiers the terms will ruin Germany and must convince Germany that they really won't hurt her
 the he tells how utterly they wi" smash the fatheran Does he consider that an argument against the terms?
 The shipping board vors pva ownership control That's fair enough All other private property that American people will receive carefully Our that the American people won't read much less study it President 5 % and erect head No But can she hold the
 
 large German will in sst that the resign sherman think; understand Wilson Sn At rate few of those who reasonable do understand him. are glad to hear Films Russia they beenp China
 
 that the Senate interpret It's cinch that each nation strong o will it's interpreting
 democracy, and kept China possible because she feared the moral awakening off ifgQr bpnded million people" door,. This isn't the same world we were living in back in 1914 that nourished back in
 
 
 peace will his is be history.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04
Here and there in Arizona

Wilson, F years old, was probably instantly killed.
 The accident occurred shortly af- ter noon yesterday on Woodland street, near Eleventh.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-04

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