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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
PROTI PROHIBICI.
Dive ste tisic liberals v Ohio
poGepsalo zadost O referend
nj hlasovani, smerujici proti
legislativnimu povereni
narodni zapovednosti.

Ones neb Ultra bude u naSe-
no statnlho sekretare rekordo-
l>ana petice, zadajici o refe-
rendni hlasovani, kterymztO
hlasovanim V Ohio ma byt zvra
cena nedavna retifikace nasi
z&konodarny, poverujicl a
schvaluiici zapovednost ma
kost celych Spojenych Sta
tech. Dotcena petice liberaln
Ohio podepsana Jest temer
100000 naSimi volici, ackoliv
x podobne Zadosti o referend-
mi hlasovani bylo tfeba jen 81
900 podpisu. Prebytek podpisu
neilip naznacuje sentiment ma
seho obcanstva vuci prohibici,
,nespokoienost federalnlm pro
hibicnim dodatkem ustavy, sve
be casu statnim naslm snemem
poverenvm, kterazto nespoko-
ienost "a referendnich voleb
rejlip bude dokumentovana.
Tajemnik stalu po prozkouma
nj podpisu ma dotcene petici
mus totiz zadane hlasovani pc.
fa u. -
EtssehA peravadz "a listopado-i
lvych 1 vo1eb = re re ferendfff d6datek
'volici v Ohio znacnou vetsinou
byl prijat.
Zakazovaci slibuji sic ustav-
rost referendniho dodatku sou
Cne portrait. sotva ate co sve-
dou a k brzkemu prdli-prohi-
bicnimu referendnimu hlaso-
v;ni V Ohio dojde asi brzy.
Die prohlaSeni National AS
sociatioE of Distillers and
Wholesale Liquor Dealers. bu-
Ge prihlizeno k tomu, ably We
ID statech bylo provedeno refe
rendni hlasovani federamim
prohibicni:n dodatku. Mimo ma
Seho statu isou to Arkansas.
sCalifornia. Colorado. Idaho.
Maine. Michigan. Missouri, Ne
braska, Nevada, New Mexico.
Oregon. Utah a Washington.
Vedouci cinitele prohlaSuji, re
Is Statu Sc vyslovl
proti dodatku a tax bude ma
rodni prohibice porazena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
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NEMCI ZBAVUJf SLESVIK
DOBYTkA.

Washington, 10. brezna. -
Nemecke urady vydaly rozka-
~, ably pocinaje dneSnim
Gnem zabavena byla domaci
zvirata, chovna i jatecna ce-
le provincii slesvicke, jak ozna
mule dnes dosla zprava z Ko-
dane. Slesvik uloupen byl jak
zramo Pruskem po vitezne val
ce spolu Rakouskem proti
Dansku V +. 1865. Dnes ma by
ii opetne k Dansku privtelen a
,rroto Nemci jeSte "a yeas zemi
vykradaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
z TREsTNfHO sOUDU.

Porota soudce Levina vyne-
sla vcera rOZsudek V zalezitosti
r. Ant. kalala, obvineneho z
vrazdy druheho stupne. Rozsu
dek mi ''vinnen zabiti", obza-
lovany zapeti po rozhodnuti
poroty pozadal vsak novy
process. Tyz "a vyslechu dovo-
zoval tvrdi dosud, ze strelil
20 Vacl. Mowlinskym " krajni
sebeobrane, kteryzto neblahy
pTipad udal sc Vanocich ma
nadvofl American Steel Co. V
South Newburg
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11

a, spravcem kanclefsxeho IRA
du. Jmenovany "proslavil" sc
"a sveho pusobeni v Americe
We spolecnosti ne mehe slavne-
no velvyslance hrabete Bern.
storfa jako jeden z nejhlavnej
sfch strljc6 nemeckych pikld
v dobe nezli Spojene Staty wy
povedeli VilemOvi valku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
PODMORSKY TUNEL MEZI
ANCLIf A FRANCIf.
[WSSl lWSS.

Londyn, 10. brezna. = An
'glicka vlada peclive uvaZuje O
davno projektovanem tunelu
jenz by spoJoval Francii Vel
kou Britanii a die vSeho bude
rrojekt po valce uskutecnen.
FrOjev telto ucinil V zastoupe-
n, vlady Bonar Law dnes po-
slanecke snemovne. Pravil, re
konferoval o planech s mini
sterskym predsedou Lloydem
Ceorgem. Stavbou ma byti hla
vne zaopatrena prace pro pro-
puSt6ne vOjiny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
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CESKE DfTKO OPARENO

Tiileta Stella Vlkova, 1850
Croton Ave, spadla vcera do
nadoby horkou vodou naplue-
ne a opafila Sc tax, re musela
Eyt do Charity nemocnice od-
nesena. Ma stesti vSak jejl po-
paleniny nejsou zlvotu nebez
pecne dite snad brzy Sc u
zdravi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
BERLINSTI ZAJATI PO-
VSTALCI BUDOU PRY
POPRAVENI.

Londyn, 10. brezna. - Vel
Ky pocet Spartakovcu, zaia-
tSch boiich We stredu Berll-
ma V patek, bude odsouzeno k
smrti podle depeSe Exchange
Telegraph Company z Koda-
re. Boie V Berline prestaly V
ratek poledne. sdeluje dale
t;.to depeS vladni vojsko ma
nyni obsazeny verejne budovy,
namesti a mnOhO tOvaren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
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OBNOVENf PAROPLAVBY.

Vcera pribyl sem Detroit
prvni osobnf parnik V letoSnim
obdobi a privezl nekolik set
cestujicich. Parolod' ia sluje
Eastman a prijima tez nakla-
dy. Sprava Detr oitske spolec-
nosti oznamuje, re koralka ja-
ko naklad nebude prijimana Il
rovnez cestujici ze ma detroit
skych lodich lihoviny pozlvati
resm6j,. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
| |BERLiNSKA
HRUZOVLADA,
SPARTAkOVCI PRACUJI
DIE BOLSEVICKEHO
VZORU. - UNIKNUTl
RUSKYCH VALEC. "a
JATCU.

DeTlW. y. DIcEld. NOpOZQc-
ra zprava.) Pod prisahu vzaty
vladni vojak, jemuz Sc podari-
10 uprchnouti re spartakovske-
ho zajeti vypravuje o velkem
krveproliti "a ktereho zastre-
leno as 60 detektivu. Byl zajat
spolu Sc Is druhy odveden
do prostred jisteho bloku do
mi We yychodni casti Berlina.
Die jeho vypovedi byli zajatci
nuceni jeden po druhem vstu-
povati Go pfipraveneho voZu
kde byli strileni. Kdyz viz byl
pln tel mahrazen byl jinym. Ia
teto popravy priveden byl "a
Sup detektivu, kteri upadli V
moe spartakovcu phi utoku ma
l!chtenberskou policejni stani-
ci, skoleni byli kulemi 2 revol-
veru ktere jim chladnokrevn6
byly vpaleny mezio oci. Kteri Sc
branili.. bNi spartakovci drzani
Y drnfsrni zastsf fsni q. Vaaani
kuryr byciklista byl taktez po-
lapel a pred zastrelenim jeste
2mucen.
Nedale byla svedkem Get
rych vrazd, boju a pleneni. Sc
strech domu bylo zakerne pa
leno a nasledkem toho bylo
mnoho sparjakovcu hned odpo
lcdne hromadne popraveno.
Prvni prisli na radu til plenici.
Rozkaz Noskeho jimz Sc mari
zovalo stanne pravo byl vlad-
mimi vojaky vykonavan ra-
COST.
NezjiSteny aeroplan svrhl
vcera pumu mezi zastup lidu
kupujici potraviny vybuchem
bomby Zabito neb poran6no 80
osob, mezi mimi nekolik zen a
dltek. Jista zena podilevSi Sc V
fadach spartakovcu ma boji,
byvse zajata prohlasila, re sa-
ma zabila ma dvacet osob. Spar
takovci jsou obvinovani, re pri
Gtoku ma neozbrojene obecen-
stvo pouzivaji tez le'.adel.
Die spartakovskych planu
existuie organisovane hnuti pro
vyvolani vSeobec'le Nzpoury.
z ktere by pax vysla bolsevi-
cka vlada sovetu jako vitez.
Ma zdolani vzpoury We Span
dave ma rychlo povolane VOL
sko opustilo lezeni Ruhleben.
kde drzani byli rusti zajatci z
richz iich ma 5000 uprchlo a
tnyni Sc k postrachu vesnicanu
potuluji krajem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-11
RYVALY NEMECKY INTRI-
KAN v AMERICE STATNfM
KANCLEREM?

Vymar, 9. breZna. - DR.. H.
F. Albert, byvaly obchodnl phi
delenec nemeckeho velvysla-
nectvi We Washingtone byl jme
novan statnim podsekretarem
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
TOUT OF POLITICS"

r@ RED T. GOLFER is "out of politics.
 L proof the us a
 points, which a mortgage issue $250OOO offered T. Coter. After explaining the desrab of the the bond house lines adds Colter he is of politics"
 apparently of them their and ree that mans active business, order the this profession seek political preferment in certain offices and secure valuable The politics. abortive nclnes him believe and
 
 ineicienc generally, trimmer" when performer.
 peasure quite your homely eliminated politics" sub It would have the meaning.
 Colter a He b comparatively He took his politics seriously and
 
 compelled slowly His rise Democratic state politics meteoc His defeat which do not to dis equally We will that his fall not reflection his integrity After thorough balancing the pay"
 Politics fruitful who nothing but hands play A rebuf1 and paudts of his with equal his income pleaes if there principal other hand has nothing to lose in any event So why consider him. young whiskey gambling. the hardened the world for other work Short political office possible expulsion of of office changes mental attitude and unfit the competition that is found around the corner in the business world
 Undoubtedly these things. has game. and He listened of sa and Carybds But he has undoubtedly profed by his experience
 without thought of We firmly believe that MT Coer will real constructive aid in the building Arizona, mprover land politician, he addition the already large list of mediocrityArona Star
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
DOUGLAS SCHOOLS CLOSE
 FIRST WEEK WITH RECORD

DOUGLAS, Sept. 13.-With an at tendance exceeding probably, that of any other year in the school history of Douglas, the first week of the fall term ends tonight. Prof. Harold Steele, superintendent of instruction, is particularly optimistic about the showing in attendance made. That Douglas schools are being recognized throughout the country is made plain by the fact that ProYesser Steele is in receipt of communication from Cor nell and Leland Stanford universities stating that the work done by a 16- year-old graduate of gre Douglas high school last year would entitle him to 31h credits of college work at Cornell and four credits at Leland Stanford Pupils this year seem especially in terested in language, Spanish being the favorite. Several improvements have bee nmade in the kindergarten department and lower grades.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
Here dnd There i71 Arizona

paint last night and stirred up con- siderable warmth before the session ended. The condition of the city streets was the bone of contention and the mayor promised to dispose or the Mccormick wash issue at next Thurs days meeting if it became necessary to keep the council in session until the work is completed. F. F. Weld dener complained that the recent floods had isolated his residence on Monroe street and asked that some action be taken to protect his property and provide means whereby he can get home in wet weather. One of the councilman suggested that MT. Weld ner place a requisirion for a scow. The city clerk reported 300 gallons of gasoline and 26 quarts of oil con- sumed during the past month. He re- ported that the gas pump had been tested and was found 70 De incorrect, but the city is benefited by the short age. City Engineer Smith was in structed to measure the tank and get proper check. John Kendall inform cd the counciimen that a building ad- joining his property was unsafe. Fire Guard Suter stated that he had in spected the building and the owner promised to have it fixed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
PIONEER YUMA REs:oENT
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA CITY

YUMA, Sept. 13.-George Doyle, one of the old timers of Yuma, who went to Los Angeles last Friday night sui fering from stomach trouble, is dead. He died Saturday morning in a Los Angeles hospital and an attempt is being made to get into communication with his relatives. There are na rela- tives ill Yuma. George Doyle was well known around Yuma. He first came to this city before the Southern Pa cific railroad bridge was thrown across the Colorad river and since that time made this crty his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
 SEEK WORK FOR TERM

TUCSON, Sept. 13.-With the fall term of the U. of A. opening in less than a fortnight, many students are commencing to inquire about employ ment. In more than a few cases the securing of an education is dependent upon the student having part time employment during his college course. A number of applications are now on file in the business orfice of the uni versity for employment. With the exception of a few jobs upon the cam pus, the deserving young man who wish to or are forced to finance them selves through their college year will be forced to find occupation in the city. The applications on file cover nearly every kind of work. It has proven to be the rule in former years that the work of the employed stu dents has been satisfactory in the highest degree and that they have de- voted as much time and thought to the interests. of their employers as it has been possible tH do.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
Tombstone Showing
 Signs of Breaking
 Ore Output Record

J. N. Gaines of Tombstone. secre- tary of the Cochise Taxpayers as sociation, who was a visitor in Bis bee yesterday. stated that August was a record breaking month among the leasers of the Tombstone dis trlct. More ore was shipped in the month than ever before in his more than 15 years residence in the coun- ty seat. More than so carloads of ore was sent out in all
 Gaines said: Indications are that this month will see as great total if not more, than last month. Prac ucally all of this ore came from leases, as the force working the Phelps Dodge holdings is relatively small.
 Some time ago it was reported that the Phelps Dodge interests were to reopen the Tombstone mines on a large scale. but inquiry devel- oped the fact that this was not true. Applications from persons desirous
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
YUMA COTTON MILLS
 AVERAGING 36 PER CENT

YUMA, Sept. 13.-From the first 40 bales of cotton ginneu Dy the Yuma gin of the Somerton Cotton and Commercial company the average is 36 per cent. This is an exceptionally hig haverage, as at this season of the year the seed weighs heavy because of the large amount of moisture it con tains. Both the Yuma and Somerton gins of the Somerton Cotton and Conn mercial company are running steadily and the Gadsden gin will be in opera tion within a few daS.s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
THE TOWN GOSSIP

NOW ISN'T it strange
  HOW WHEN things START BREAKING WRONG. JUST A FEW words. FROM THOSE who understand can.
  MAKE EVERYTHING look bright again. THIS WEEK semed to be a noodoo. AROUND THE Review office. TO THE Old Man. WHITE MULE, Printers. WITH ITCHING feet.
  AND OTHER things.
  THAT MAKE the. NEWSPAPER MEN grow. OLD BEFORE their time all. HAD THEIR innings. BUT JUST when the peak load.
  CAME AND the faithful ones.
  INCLUDING THOSE who stuck on. THE JOB to gSS your Review. TO YOU on time each morning. ALL HAD just about decided to. ROLLER FOR some Whitee Mule themselves. A FRIEND rang up and said. HEY, COME over 70 my office. A MINUTE. I want to see you.
  AND I went over and instead of.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
PLAN TO BUILD ROAD UP
 TO MONTE52uMA CASTLE

JEROME, Ariz., Sept. 1S.-It will soon to be possible to travel by auto within a few hundred feet of Monte. Zuma's castle. The road reading from thes main highway over to- the plateau just above Beaver creek and the castle, is to be made passable for cars.
 Tourists must now leaving their ma chimes at the main road walk over the trail to the castle, about mile in length. For this reason many parties with limited time at their disposal have passed without seeing the an cient cliff dwellings at all. Frank
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14

FINDING THAT he had a kick coming. BECAUSE WE said something about. HIS FRIEND, or about the way.
  HE THOUGHT we ought to run the.
  PAPER, OR that his job work.
  WAS LATE, or his bill was wrong. THIS FRIEND instead said. SAY, OLD boy, that was a.pippin of PAPER YOU have been getting out. THE LAST few days. AND I just wanted to tell you to HANG ON till the break comes. AND HERE'S some real stuff.
  1hAI IS i've l want O put. YOU NEXT too. OH, BOY, ain't it a Grand and GLORIOUS FEELING. AND I don't know and don't care
  WHETHER SAM KLYE and his gang are. GOOD LAWYERS, dentists or in- surance MEN OR not, as yzve never HAD TO have their services Gas yet). BUT DO know gang EFT AL that you can have my last. FATIMA WHENEVER you need it, and I THANK YOU.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
JEROME VERDE OFFICIAL
 WILL LEAVE FOR L A

JEROME, Ariz., Sept. 13.-John H. Tate, who for the last two years has been assistant superintendent of the Jerome Verde mine, has resigned his position and will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, where he has an op- portunity to enter manufacturing business. The departure of Mr Tate will be generally regretted In the community as he has formed many close personal and professional friend ships here. At the Jerome Verde he has displayed geological and practical ability of high order.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14

1 outcome of a suit for recovery of money, said to be due the plaintiff (Ashburn) as commission accruing from the sale of the Richardson prop erty nearly two years ago. Scott White, sheriff of Cochise county, jumped between them, at the same time grabbing the gun in the hand of street, thereby avoiding further trou- ble and possible blood shed.
 Local Ad: $3.25, and we pay the freight for four full quarts of Howard Whiskey seven years in the wood
 MINING NOTES
 The Calumet and Arizona has a number of men taking out silica for it's furnaces from . point a short dis tanee east of the station at Glance.
 The Marquette and Arizona is uu- loading a carload of timber and haul ing it up to the mine
 The big metal water tanks scattered through the hills around Bisbee are now very numerous.
 You are not in it iY you do not own some mining claims in the district.
 Those Soledad gold rocks in the display window on Main street are at tracing much attention and will help make rush in the stock sale
 There are those who say that the scene of great activity tse coming sea son will be out of Tombstone.
 A very important move by the Cop per Queen Mining company Is the re- sumption of work on the Hendricks claim adjoining the Twilight claim of the Higgins. It was abandoned years ago and attention was devoted by the Copper Queen to itsotherworkings.
 The shaft at the Higgins is going down at the rate of four or five feet day and is now 160 feet deep. The hoist has 10x14 inch duplex cylin- ders and is capable of sinking to a depth of 1900 to 2000 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
GLOBE HIGH SCHOOL PAPER

GLOBE, Ariz., Sept. 13.-A new new journal appears in Globe today with the. initial number of the Pa poose, the official organ of the Globe high school. The PapOose is a semi monthly magazine edited by the stu dent body Of the hi7. scnool. Sub scriptions will be- accepted and deIiv- cries made after today. Sixteen is- sues will comprise the years run of the Papoose. The subscription price for sixteen issues will be 75 cents. The purpose of the Papoose is to give a complete report of. the school hctiYi- ties of the district and to keep the alumni informed on the doing of their alma mater.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
SACATON COTTON PLANTATION
 PROVES TO BE WONDER
 OF WESTERN PROJECTS

PHOENIX, Sept. As-A party of cotton growers of the Salt River val ley will leave the county agricultural agents office in the Chamber of Com merce building at z o'clock tomorrow morning for a tour or inspection of the cotton work on v.- government experiment farm at Sacaton. This is the principal one of several tours that have been arranged during the current season by the county agent. Anyone interested is cordially invited to 20 along. Visitors will be expected to provide their own lunches and trans portation. The Sacaton station has beenthe seat of all of the govern ment's experimental work with the Egyptian type of cotton for the past several years. It is here that con tinuous efforts are being made to de Velop better variety than the Pima, and where the best Arizona Egyptian cotton seed obtainable is being con stantly produced and cared for Farm CTS in the Salt River valley, according to County Agent Heard, freuuentlv fail to realize that this is the only cotton region of any importance in the world which ha- q DIE acreage grown from one kind of seed which is in no danger of immediate deteriora- tion. There is no possibility of the present supply of seed running out" unless by mixture of some other var lety from an outside source. Even if this were to happen, the Sacaton sta ton would be able to supply every grower in the valley with Eew seed. lully as good as is at present obtain able, within two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
TEMPE HAS FLOUR MILL
 RUN BY WATER POwEp

TEMPE, Sept. 13.-An industry and building that Tempe is proud of. and justly so, is the big eivestory flour mill of the Tempe Milling com pany Of monolithic concrete con struction, clean, light anI airy. it is an ideal plant of its kind. Fitted with the latest type of milling machinery. even down to an electric arc purifier. 1t is able to turn out a superior pro- duct. One of the most interesting features of the big mill is the fact that it is run entirely by water power. It is the only water power mill in the valley and is said to be che only one in the state. The idea of a mill run by water power, set down in what was once mesquite covered section of the Great American Desert, seems in cen grous. The water power idea in day of cheap electricity. seems unusual.
 Send us that next jop or printing and see what Review Service means to you. Phone 39 Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
PLAN SIDEWALKS

JEROME, Sept 13.-First steps to- ward giving Jerome a system of side walks benefitting it's size and impor- tance were taken at the regular monthly meeting of the city council last evening. The council decided that sidewalks must be laid where there is enough traffic to justrry them. Costs must be paid by the property owners under state law which gives the governing body of an incorporated town the right to ercer public i'm provements.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
TO HOLD MASS SINGING.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 13.-At a meeting of representatives of the several churches at Douglas at the Y. M. c. A. A. yesterday morning, plans were dis cussed and completed to hold mass singing Sunday afternoon at the Ma jestic theater. The singing will start at 3:30 and will be under the direc- tion of Major Herbert Wall, musical director, United States army. The First Cavalry band is expected to be at the concert.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14

Pinkley custodian of the Casa Grande ruins, visited the castle a few days ago to determine what steps should be taken by the national park service to make that relic more accessible. He found that the trail could be pkt in shape for auto traffic at a minimum of cost and will recommend that this be done at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-14
THE HIGH COST OF SPENDING

INT consideration continuing M split with delicate spherod w sumounted by cherry, and sprnkled with
 sells there something the subject of the high of spending?
 aggavation but what think neigh bor of the 40 soda fountain concocon necessity of fe I may a question parallel money ing and demanding extends But fair question to ask: How much mo2e are we spending needless And may really the necessaries ues and the for them that leave the hole 
 great luxury. price sodas begins approximate the price of luxu Two years customary pay generous
  he applied on of perceiving facility the government better, adding a nickel
 beer relative pop, selling glass; advertisements people their beer the eighty glasses there a
 is which engages our at It that the exposed position The purchased able that his drink of water; perhaps little mayhap cherry to class the price IT cents 40 cents.
 Are we doing anything to make better bargain or are we accepting the blind dcum that pay i possible pop stay up n very long the faucet for spell? And did lives be peasurabe? a absolute essential?
 ntof of the rather, probable that might cultivate things really need?
 of each pounds in residential districts The ses I {gh {Gh ne @ goes under the name Of BurleS0n
 of stop talk served advice coming from a lawyer, is especially good
 It s felony n York to advise suicide Whether the statute includes advising political suicide will decide whether MT Rurleson be