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LOS BOLSHEVIKIS Sc PREPARAN 4
RETIRARSE HACLA Ell TURkESTAN
Yudenitch dice que sus tropas c~ontinlan avanzando VIC
toriosamente en- direction de Pakott y han cap
turado varias plazas del sur de Petrcgrado

van a~bandonado Moscou, y hacer una
retirada general de todos los frentes,
hacia eli Turquestan.
Noticias mas 0 menos igua.es q
estas, Sc habian recibido en- Copen-
hague hace dias y una de elias pre-
decia Que 81 Ia ~poblacion de Tula que
Sc encuentra situada a 100 millas al
sur de Moscou, era capturada, los
comisarios bolshevikis abandonarian
su actual capital Y Sc dirigirian ha-
cia el Turquestan.
Rccientes noticias trasmitidas del
frente del General Denikine, anun-
ciaban que las fuerzas del Soviet
habian empezado a fortificar los su-
burbios de lula, Y que el Ministro
de Ia Guerra, Trotzky habia anun-
ciado que un combate general debia
librarse en- las afueras de esa plaza.
FL inforrne oficial bolSheviki reel
DIDO por radiografia aqui, asegura
que sus tropas han recuperado Paw
lovsk V Tzarkoe-Selo, al sur de Pc
trogrado, por medic de un atrevido
ataQue. Agrega que muchos prlslo-
neros les fucrcn hechos a los anti
b~olshevikis Y que su avance contlnua
con buen exito.
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LONDRES, Octubre 24.-Ur

LONDRES, Octubre 24.-Una
communication dada a Ia publicidad
por el Ejercito ruso del NOroeste,
recibida aqui hoy, asegura que las
trcpas del General Yudenitch CONT
nuan avanzando vlctoriosamente en-
direction de Pskiff Y que el enemi-
90 esta huyendo poseido &c verda-
Gero panico. La communication da
cuenta tambiea de Ia captura de va
RIGS lugares en- las c~ercanias de Lu-
"a Y Tzarkoe- Selo, al suroeste de
P~etrogradc.
In despayho de Helsingfors reel
Dido aqui hoy. dice que Ia artilleria
del Fuerte de Ino estuvo bombar-
deando Kronstadt. FL fuerte Sc ha-
LA al norte de Ia base naval mencio-
NADIA Y segun Sc sabe, esta ocupado
por les finlandeses.
Los bolshevikis estan considerable
Ia evacuation de Moscou y de una
ouena parte de Ia Russia del Soviet
de acuerdo con las noticias cue han
usgado al General Denikine, segun
dice IN despacho in~alambrico reel
DIDO aQui. Scgln Sc dice, el plan
de los rojcs es transla6ar el gabl-
nete q Tashkend, despues de que ha-
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FL JURADO De NJ.
JOSE CAILLAUX
Fue aplazado por la Supre-
ma Corte que fijo el dia
ID de Enero para
Ell jurado

PARIS, Octubre 24.-La Suprema
Corte de Justicia flo aver tarde ell
dia ID de Enero del ano entrante,
como Ia fecha en- que debera princi-
mar ell iurado del ex-Primer Minis
tro Caillaux.
FL citado ex-Primer Ministro COM
pareci6 aver tarde ante Ia Supreme
Corte para contestar a Ia acusacion
que Sc lie hace de haber intrigado
para lograr que Sc hiciera Ia paz
premature Y deshonrosa con .A!ema-
MIA. Ell ex-Primer Ministro ha adel-
gazado mucho desde que Sc halla in
tornado en- IA prision y en- les diver
sos sanatorios ha donde ha tenido
que ser trasiadado, pero no obstante
S u manifesto debilidad entro por su
propic pie aver a Ia Corte, con paso
firme Y erguido ell cuerpo, sin mos
trar la menor emocion.
NJ. Caillaux manifesto estar listo
para sostener desde luego su jura-
do. 81 asi lo disponia ell Tribunal
Supreme, agregando que durante
los 20 ancs que tiene de haberse de-
dicado q Ia vida politica, habia pro-
curado siempre por el bienestar de
81 pals V que en- vista de sus ideas
V conceptos sobre Ia politica mum
dial. su conciencia no tenia Ia me-
nor inquietud, nj renordimiento al
guno, por 10 que habfa hecho. De
nunci6 sin embargo, su persecution
por ell modo en- que Sc habia llevado
a efecto, tratando de agitar Ia Cpl
MON publica en- su contra y los me-
todos seguidos, por los cuales Sc ha-
bia preparado contra el "una verds-
dera inquisicion contra Ia libertad
del pensamiento humane"
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.FUE E3JECUTAD0
PIERRE LENOIR
la eiecucion Sc efectuo aver
en- la ma1aaa en- Ia pri-
sion de la Sante

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:. master =; San antonio. Tex. as &c =
:. qgi-cG by the &C. OF October :. 1917. =
PARIS. Octubre 24.-Pierre Le-
NOR, REQ convicto del delito de trail
ci6n a IA patria. por haber estado
en- tratos con ell enemigo, fue eje-
cutado en- Ia prisi6n de Ia Sante e
Ia manana ( las Siete.
Lenoir es la tcrcera persona que
ha sufrido esa ~sentencia, hab!endo
sido los anteriores ell celebre Bolo
Baia. que fue ejecutado en- Abril
de 1918 Y NJ. Duval, en- Julio del
mismo ano. Ambos fueron directo-
res del periodico german6filo lie
Bonnet Rouge,
Lcnoir, que era un joven que lie
vaba una vida ociosa Y disoluta, Sc
hizo ~Sospechoso desde principles de
1918. a raiz del arresto del senador
Humbert, propietario del Journal de
Paris, Y fue aprehendido junta-
mente con varios otros hombres a
cuien Sc acuso de ser agenteS ale
names. Durante la Investigation. Sc
comprobo que Lenoir habia pagadc
a NJ. Humbert fuertes sumas de dl-
nero que aQuel recibia de los alema-
nes. con objeto de comprar al perio-
dico del senador, y que Ell propio Le-
noir habia recibido cerca de 100000
por su comision.
La ejccucion de Lenoir debia ha-
berse ejecutado hace tempo, pero Sc
aplaz6 en- vista de la solicitud del REQ,
de que Sc lie careara con el eX-Prl-
Ministro Jose CaillauX.
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HABRA CRISIS
MINISTERIAL
En- INCLATERRA
Ell gabinete de LIoyd-George
sufrio una derrota en- el
P~arlamento y Sc dis
pone a renuncIar

LONDRES, Octubre 24.-El 60
bierno de Lloyd-George Sc halla en-
uua seria situaci6n, como resultado
de Ia derrota que sufrio ancche en-
Ia Camara de los Comunes. Tai es
al menos Ia opinion general expresa-
dc por Ia prensa hoy.
La question que do lugar j la
derrota del gobierno presidido por
Lloyd George, fue una de menor i'm
portancia, relacicnada con una re-
forma al proyecto de ley sobre ex-
tranjcros, reforma presentada por
el gobierno Y que fue rechazada por
1875 votos contra 113 que Sc diercn
en- favor de ella. No otstante cue
ell asunto es de menor importancia,
~prevalecc "a impression en- los circu-
los politicos de que la votaci6n efec-
tuada es una indication aplpable
de Ia actitud del Parlamento hacia
ell presente gabinete.
Tan pronto como el resultado de
Ia Yotacion Sc anuncio. Andres Bcnar
Law, portavoz del gobierno en- Ia
Cdmara. obtuvo ell aplazamiento de
las sesiones hasta ell pr6ximo lunes
a fin de pcrmitir al gabicnte a que
tome una decision respecto de su pro-
ximo movimiento. Muchos funciona.
rios y politicos expertos, Sc inclinan
q Greer cue la renuncia de Lloyd
George es cosa cierta.
La situaci6n del gobierno fue dis
cutida en- IN ~consejo de Ministries
en- Downing Street, hoy, V Sc dice
que hoy mismo 0 manana Sc celebra-
"a una junta de TODD ell gabinete pa
"a tratar cl asunto.
La reforma al proyecto de ley So
bre extranjerOs que provoco Ia de-
rrota del ~gobierno, fue presentada
por el Secretario del Interior, Mr..
Short Y de haberse aprobado, habria
cambiado Ia clausula por la cual Sc
prohibe a los eXtranjeros obtener
certificates de pilotos ingleses. e.
Gobierno proponia que Sc e~Xcluyera
. los franceses de esa disposition. a
fin de que surgiera Un conflicto jul
ridico en- el convenio anglo-frances
de 1918. Los laboristas Y les unio-
nistas Sc unieron Y derrotaron la
proposition. C~ohsiderase que en- Ell
case de que el gabinete deciG:ra
no renunciar en- masa, 81 seria inc
vitable al menos Ia renuncia del Sc
crctario Short, como autcr de Ia
enmienda derrotada.
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enfregados los pri,
meroS miIitares qlemaneS
que serdn iRzgados
en- FrQnc;a

PARIS. Octubre 2+-Los dos PR
meros miembros de las fuerzas mi
licares alemanas acusados de haber
comeIido crimeneS durante la. ocu-
paci6n alemara en- Francia Y cuya
extradicion fue peGida por Francia,
han llegado va a Lila en- donde Sc
ran iuzgados por IN consejo de
guerra especial. Los cltados ale
names son IN Official no comisionado,
de apellGu Srause Y el Teniente Won
Under. a Quien Sc acusa de rObo y
otras ofensas en- Halluin. Anomod Y
Rubaix. Los dos presses han sido a
!oiados en- Ia ciudadela, mientras Sc
We 81 causa en- jurado.
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Bella KUN Sc ESCAPE
DE AUSTRIA

BERLIN. Octubre 24.-Bela Kun,
dictator de Hungria durante el regi-
men comunista, Sc ha escapado del
campo de information en- que Sc en-
contraba ell Viena Y logrado rasar
Ia frontera italiana, segun Sc ha sa-
Dido aqui por un despacho proce-
dente 90 Ginebra. Suiza. Fl mensa-
ie agrega que ell comunista hunga-
70 Sc encuentra ahora trabajando en-
Italia hacienda campaha revolucio-
maria.
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Austria no quiere BENDER
sus tesoros de arfe

LONDRES, Octubre 24.-Tan
grande es la estimation que Aus
tria siente por los tesoros de arte
que los Hapsburgos tenian en- su po-
der, que nj aun ell hambre Ia hara
que tales tesoros vayan a dar a Ia
subasta publica, como sc habia crei-
do que 10 haria ell gcbierno republi-
cano a~ustriaco. En- lugar de este,
segun Sc ha anunciado aqui. el DR..
Renner, Cancil!er austriaco, procura-
"a obtener IN emprestito extranjero,
dando en- brenda aquellos tesoros.
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A bo-Go Ge tres trenes sspec,a.eS DeE6 :
sta Ciuda5 Ell Gran C.-co De HaSeGbecS-
Wallace. con obje,o de Gar Jos representa-
Clones en- los re--e7os que 81 stec.o han sIdo
sconGicioaaGos y cue son comedies son e
aonbre D. Bowen Island.
Con este motive san A@tn=:o cs.a com
oleramenrs ieao de visl:a-,cs cue han vcn:-
20 con =. exclusive ooie:o &c P-gseucias d.
-has exai55cioae,. pues e. Cjrco &c cue see
rata cs uao de los mas cranGes en- 1000
i mundo- Los AEen;es que, con ya-I1s Sc
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manas Lr anticipation han estado hacienda
los y-eyar1civos para =t-ibir al PERSONAL )
eg-jPo del ci-co en- question. han tern.nsoo
ST. a5o5.
para Oar una idea a~p-cxjmada De eS:e
ci--o d!-emos Euc necesi:a G.ecise.s Era16eS
-.c1Gas Para aIUc.Ea: al persona. aa:a2=!cs
8 G-zas eQuico : cue cueata con ;cdcS los
services de una r;uiad. tales como srrvIci0s
-e3irius0s. abcdSgo. c.ruiaRos. dcacs;as. ye-
.srnar.os. has5cru y un verIadcro cjercItO
ice ;encGo-es de Gbrps ) :aTuigratCs.
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FL Condo de Curzon es el
successor de Lord Balfour

LONDRES, Octubre 24.-Oficial-
mente Sc ha anunciado en- esta ca
pital que Ell Ccnde Curzon ha sido
nombrado Secretario de Relaciones
Exteriores del gobieTno ingles. en-
sustituci6n de Mr.. Arthur J. Bal
foup. Que renuncid csc cargo hace
dias.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Of Greenlee County, State of Arizona.
 Christina Lanes, Plaintiff vs. Juan Lanes, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Greenlee County, State of Arizona and the complaint filed in said County of Greenlee in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 In the Name of the State of Arizona to Juan Lanes. Defendant, Greetings:
 You are hereby summoned and re. quird to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Superior Court of Greenlee County, State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the CClerk of this said Court, at Clifton, Arizona, in said County, within twenty days after the service upon you oi this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter. the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal ol the Superior Court of Greenlee Coun ty, State of Arizona, this 2nd day ol October, 1919.
 BEN M. CRAWFORD,
 Clerk of said Superior Court.
 By Ben c. Fehrman, Deputy Clerk
 (Seal of CourtO
 A. R. Lynch, Attorney.
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PAGE EIGHT
STATE SETTINGS

Arizona national forest receipts for year ending June 8 last $511, ,3S0.7O, ranking 2nd in United States.
 Chandler-Mesa man erecting ser vice station and garage at cost of s3,5OO.
 Phoenix-Cotton company opens local office with large outlet.
 Tucson-S. P strike of 800 employ es settled, men return to work
 Humbolt-Copper output from local shelter nearing normal production.
 Chandler-Real estate firm to spend $1,000 enlarging offices.
 Lowell-Modern municipal market building to be erected by county.
 Nogales to have $370,00O bond is sue for city improvements
 Bisbee -Bankhead Highway re ported routed through Cochise Coun ty.
 Bowie-Oil test well in Bowie Bas in down 900 feet, oil indications are struck.
 -Arizona-Globe Copper Go. tt install machinery, development to bt rushed.
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Notice To Delinquent Subscribers:

Notice To Delinquent Subscribers:
 Those subscribers to the Era who are in arrears and who have received repeated notices of their delinquency are to be dropped from our mailing list after this week. In the first place. it is against the regulations of the Post Office Department to car ry delinquent subscriptions: in the second place. the price of print paper A times as high as it was } years ago-makes it positively prohibitive to send out free copies. Why should
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

D. R. Payne, auditor for the Ameri can Railway Express Co.,, arrived in Clifton last week from Fl Paso MT Payne spent several days in the dis trict in connection with his office.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

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B. R. Shortridge, city clerk is act ing as court reporter for the past few days owing to the illness of c. w. Heumann, who is confined to his home with a very severe cold.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

Elmer Damon, who has been in Si- -beria with the American Expidition Forces for over year returned home Wednesday evening having been dis charged from the service at Preside, California.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

Mrs. Mable Spurrier & son who have been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. A. L. Sweetin left Wednes- day morning for her home in Kansas City.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres byterian church will meet on Thurs day afternoon November 9th at 2:3 in the church parlors.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

At the morning service Sunday al the Presbyterian church, Rev. Love will touch upon his visit among the Pima Indians at Sacation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-10-31

Spdced peaches Ferndale brand, A. c. Go. Store.
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ENTRANTS IN FL PHOENIX ROAD RAGE
 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd 1913.

Number, Car and Entrant:
 Packard, H. B. Downey
 2-Ford, Gila Motor Co.,.
 3=Locomobile, M. T. Gonzaullas -.
 HDodge, R. B. Armstrong =.
 5-Hudson, T. B. Cunningham ..... -6-Simplex, Joseph F. Allison .....
 7-Marzmon, c. X. Thompson.
 S-Buick, Abe Aguilar .... -......
 9-National, Lester Motor Co.,. . 10-Ford, c. B. Johnson -.. 11-Packard, IF. N, Hall ........- 12-Pope-Hartford, Hoyt Medler -. 14-Hudson, c. w. Gilpin ........... 15-Ford, Monte Mansfield ...- ..... 16-Buick, Watkins & Hutchins -. 17-Paige R. c. Saufley ..... 1S-Dodge, Babcock & Rightetti .... 19-Buick, R. A. Durio ........ =. 2O-Rowe, E.. T. Rowe : 21-Marmon. Bess Rubber Co 22-Buick, H. l.. Altenburg
 23-Ford, Snodgrass & Sparks ..... 24-American, David F.. Willkie -. Chandler s. N Holman 6-Merceedes-Simp c F Lewis |. 27-Buick, T w. Holland 2S-Pope-H Hartford, Hugh B. Miller. : 29-Buick, Watkins Motor Co ...... 3O-Hudson, B. B. Elkins 31-Buick, Walter Barham ..... 32-Haynes, West Texas Motor Co. 33-Dodge, Charles T. Goldtrap ..... 34-National, Tardy and Randle =. 35-Mercer, M. J. Main ....-.....-. 36-Velie. M. L. Naquin ...... =. 37-Hudson, Cal Messner -. ..... 3S-Pathfinder. O. J. Tyson 39-Hudson, Francis D. Lester ..... 40-Premier, Roy A Lester ......... 41-Stutz, D. II. Rakestraw 42-Marmon. c. A. Bennett ....... 43-Stutz, Dunbar and Co.,. ..... 44-Ford, John Davis .. .........
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has not been considered.

Inquiries will be made to day into
the legal aspects of the case to deter
mine how long runs of plays may be
suspended before title reverts to the
original owners. II was even sug
gested by one playwright that should
the tieup continue the authors band
tosether to produce their own plays
il theatres could be obtained.
Up to late in the afternoon there
was a general feeling on Broadway
that the strike was about to be set
lied. Rumors that an agreement had
been definitely reached, in fact, we're
sweeping up and down the Rialto. II
had been hoped at first that Governor
Smith would bring about settlement
hut his departure for Albany in the
afternoon left the situation still in the
air. 50 far as official meditation was
concerned. X
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wave on wave OF cheers greeted him
as he proceeded from the dock.
While the big guns were booming
their welcome series OF pyrotechnic
bombs burst in the air above him,
and at each explosion flag of one
Of the Allies was unfurled. A squad
ron OF airplanes circled above the
royal party, adding the loud dro-r of
their motors to the cheers of the
crowd.
The wharf on which the Prince
landed is on the same spot where
Samuel de Champlain and his men
landed 800 years ago. Here also
George " landed twice, once in 1901
when he was the Duke OF York and
again in 1908 as Prince OF Wales.
Other royal personages- who have en-
barked at the spot where the Kings
Wharf stands were Prince Edward.
the late King. in 1860 and Prince
William Henry in 1887.
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AvlAToRs HAD PERMISSION
Mexican Officials Told Them They
Might Cross Border.

Mexico City, Aug. 1s.-American
aviators were given permission to
cross the International frontier by the
Mexican government to search for
Lieutcaants Harold p, Peterson and
Paul II. Davis, who were captured by
bandits. according to bulletin made
public here tonight by Genera Juan
BarTagen, chief OF the presidential
staff. The bulletin makes no men
ton OK any permission being given the
United States to send troops across
the frontier 1t also does not men
ton the exact place where the two
American aviators were supposed tC
have landed and gives no information
as to what band OF outlaws is believ
cd to be in that region.
General. Barragens bulletin say:
that on Aug. IL, General Manuel NJ
Dieguez, commander OF military opei
atoms in the state OF Chihuahua, re
ported TO President Carranza that he
had received a message from Andres
Garcia, inspector general OF Mexican
consulates, forwarding note from
Colonel George T. Langhorne, Ameri
can commander at Maria, Tex. Col
onel Langhorne's note stated that al
American army airplane had landed
in Mexico territory south of Big BenC
country, Texas, as a result of follow
ing the Conchos river instead Of the
Rio Grande The bulletin continues
by saying that the region where tbe
airplane landed is desert, where :
is known some bands OF outlaws have
their rendezvous and have not beer
scattered because OF the difficult ma
tlre. OF the country. The note from
Colonel Langhorie asked permission
for other American machines to eros;
the frontier to locate the lost pilots
1t is stated the President Carranza
gave his consent for other airplanes
to cross, but. believing they would az
complish nothing, had ordered Genera
Antonio Pruneda, chief in command
at Oiinaga to send out cavalry scout
ing parties. II is said the govern
ment has been unofficially informed
that the ayiators have been ransomed
and that the 9Th American cavalry
has sent troops in pursuit of the ban
dts, bat that no official report has
been received from General Dieguez
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PEACE MOVE FAILS
Negotiations Broken Of Between
Actora and Managers

New York, Aug 21-All negotiations
looking toward a settlement OF the
strike OF actors, stage hands and
musicians were called offlast night and
there is every Indication that the
strike will continue indefinitely.
Stage hands and musicians walked
out at the Winter Garden, but a vaud-
eville show was given with a single
sot Ct scenery and a pianist replac-
ing the orchestra, Virtually all the
theatres in Chicago were closed when
tho stage hands and musicians were
ordered out, and an extension of the
strike. to vaudeville, burlesque, and
perhaps motion-picture houses is
thought to be inevitable,
Thirteen of ,Broadway's best known
following the collapse of
their efforts TO make peace between
the actors and producing managers,
met at the Hotel Astor last night and
formed the nucleus of a playwrights'
protective Organization. They pointed
out that they are among the heaviest
losers by reason of the theatrical in
activity, and that so far their interest