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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
MEXICAN SENATE
 TO SET ASIDE
 TAX ON PAPER

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 1.-The Mexi- can Senate and the chamber of depu- ties have decided to abrogate the pres idential decree of August g which placed 30 per cent tax in kind on importation of newsprint paper Vir-
 tualIy every industry connected with
 the graphic arts have presented pc tftions to set aside the decree. as the Mexican paper mills were unable to
 supply the demand for paper. At the time when the decree was abrogated. the embargo placed by the United States on newsprint exportation to Mexico had not been lifted
 Exercising the powers in financial matters granted to him by congress, President Carranza has fixed a tax of 12 centayos per kilo (2.20 lbs.) on newsprint paper imported from for ein counties. This takes the place Of the tax in kind which was set aside.
 It is stated here that the United States ambassador. Henry P. Fletcher. has received authority to lift the Uni ted States embargo on this kind of paper andf newspapers here expect  that he EiH do so as soon as he is
 satisfied -tharthere is no further dan
 ger of paper falling into the hands of newspapers opposed 10 the United States. By collecting a tax of kind on newsprint imports the government was enabled, unless an embargo were imposed, to obtain goods for au indus try in Mexico regardless of whether it
 was prO-German or prO-Ally
 Other articles of commerce affected by new presidential deCrees are: Re ductiOn from 40 to 20 centavos per
 kilO of the export duty on tobacco; in crease Of the export tax on cotton from 3 to s centavOs per kilo: de crease from 15 to , centavos per kilo on imports of eaustic soda for the pur- pose of encouraging the Mexican soap industry; extension until 1920 of the decree removing all import duties on automobiles, motor trucks. agricul- tnral and manufacturing machinery and accessories.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
DEATH RECORD HERE
 SLIGHTLY INCREASED

The total number of deaths in the Warren district during 1918 was S96, which was exactly 50 greater than the total for 1917. which was SS6. accord ing to figures compiled by. Dr. R. B. Durfee, city and county bacteriologist.
 The increase was largely due to in- fluenza pneumonia, according to statis- tics. However. Dr. Durfee is probing into the question of tuberculosis in the district but has not advanced sui ficiently to give any definite state ment in that regard.
 One peculiar feature he noted in con nection with the 1918 death record was that while pneumonia had shown an increase. tuberculosis had de- creased in the district to a marked ex- tent.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
JITNEY WAR IN
 B|SDEE FORECAST
Independents to File Pro test to Granting Char
 ter of Firm

jitney war between the recently incorporated Warren District Auto & Stage company. and the service car drivers who do Rot belong 10 the cor pora-ioE. is presaged by the Statement made yesterday br J. D. 2. Shidelar. q service ear driver. that he and osh- CT ldepandenrs proposed 10 file pTOtes- W-ll me state corporation commission aEaiust granting a fran chise to the newly Incorporated com pany- No associlticl oL Independents has been formed as get Shidels7 said. but he and others are blaming 70 cal meeting ln the immediate future to He a general protest
 15 MiE1te Service
 The ueEly Incorporated COmDzuT. which has uaugurated service routes between all parts of the district. in cludIlg uppeT Tombstone canyon and Warren has tiled with the corporation commission its tTiD schedule which is for 15 minute service between Bisbee and Lowell Its rate as filed is ten cents
 This. Schideler interprets to mean that he and other -independ- ents- will be cIassed under what he says is a recent ruling of the corpora- ton commission. as --fly-by-nighters" whose rate must be 40 per cent of that O. the regularly established stage line That would mean a ten cent rate between here and Lowell on the new stage line and a 45 cent fare on all other cars, he said This would mean putting the independents practically out Of business, he declared
 Claims Better Service
 Sbideler further claimed that he and other independents were giving better service than a 15 minute schedule would imply as the average distance travelled by ten of the cars had been found to be 500 miles daily or 50 miles per car which would mean an average of a car every eight minutes.
 The new incorporation, on the other hand, is understood to have the argu- ment that few if any cars have shown up for service before 10 o'clock in the morning. occasioning much inconven- fence to the public
 The Warren District Auto & Stage
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aAvARlAN commANOER CUTS.

MUNICH, Feb. 11.-Notable figures have been leaving the Bavarian army lately. The famous Gen. KOnrad Kraft vOn DellmenSingen, commander or the Alpine corps. and later chiet of the Pavarian general staff. has re- tired, Prince Ferdinand of Bourbon. Duke of Calabria, has given up his complimentary rank as chieg of the Sixth field artillery regiment and has retired from the Bavarian army. The equally well known infantry general, Count von BOthmer, has given up his a la suite connection with infantry body guard regiment
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
eADsDEN ORE STRIKE
 NOT LARGE BODY

While highly encouraging. the re gently reported strike in the 1900 foot drift of the Gadsden mine at Jerome was not to be ranked as a large dis covery, it was learned on reliable authority yesterday The drift passed through about 30 feet of oxidized ma terial, including some native copper.
 It still is the belief of men associat- ed with the management that the main fault about 170O feet distant from the 1900 station, is where are in quantities will be encountered, if at all. The striking of the body of oxides is con- sidsred eAceurssiBE. however.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Eight marriage licenses were grant ed to couples last week They were is sued 10 the following; Dennis Pierce.
 Bisbee, and Francisco Elgarde. n PaSo; Ralph Carrier, Douglas. and Marie Leavy VorS. Bisbee; August BOnsoman. Douglas, and DorOtha Brown. Lowell; W. F. Mccormack.
 Bisbee. and Mary Wise. Bisbee; Stew art A Jones, NacO. and Della Harvey. Bisbees P. L. DOnnelly and Ella Ed more. both of Don Luis.
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cial club offices. From s in the morn ing until in the evening. except for the noon hour, the treasurer will re- ceive reports at the offices of the Denn-Arizona company. in Johnson ad- ditiOn. Subscriptions reported yester lav were large.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
WANT A WHACK AT BILLS BEAN?
 &E E& "a SE S4 SF You'd Get It If BaTnum Was Here
By O. B. JOYFUL

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   That a P T. What he would he'd had Bill HOhenzolen Cardiff old PIT O m
  spirit picked
  Ia PIT mentioned the sz E SSSE he too OOn-s nade O Of that P T. vvenJon he yelling
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
SON MUCH RErTER.

A post card received from Charlie Lane. recently employed by the Eng, fish Kitchen here. says that his son. who was in 8 dying condition when MT. Lane left here for Glendale. now IS much better. The child was much better when his father arrived and had shown constant improvement up to the time of writing.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

  I
  bal-take choice would throw him 100 times anyhow Thd net Belgium Finally I'd Why all hardly I'd have the world of debt and then
  I'd perfectly willing without could rn
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD.

The funeral of Mrs. Belle Morgan was held yesterday afternoon at 2:SO at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A G. McGregor, in Warren. The serv- ice was private. only relatives and a few intimate friends being present. The Rev. MT. Mitchell of Warren of ficiated.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
IRBY IS ARRESTED.

Cleve lrby, an automobile man at Douglas, has been placed under arrest on bench warrant, following his re- ported indictment by the federal grand jury, sitting in Tucson. Irby was taken to the Old Pueblo for trial, it is re- ported here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

line is headed by Julius A Poppe, as president; Thomas J. Swoape, vice president; Einar Nystrom, treasurer; {; Joseph Segar, secretary; Joseph Rami- rex, D. Frederick Pinnix, Dean Murphy, Albert E. Vile, Frank Dress Ter and William Byerly, directors It is incorporated for s1O0,O0 for a cor pOrate existence of 25 years and its liabilities are limited to S10,0O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

in step dancing. also fancy dancing for children. Private lessons to teachers in new hall room dances. Can also be
 engaged for concerts and entertain mentS at reasonable terms. Apply 7S Bakersviue. Phone 6SS. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
ATTEND FUNERAL.

A number of Bisbee people accom- panied the body of Mrs. Mary Holland, who died early Monday, to Tombstone yesterday. InteTment took place in the councT seat, following services at the Catholic church. Among those accora, panying the body from here were MT. and Mrs. John Twomey and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Charles Applin and Mrs. Q. HampstOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

The undersigned has bought the dray and transfer business of George Biting and will conduct a dray and transfer business on his own account. having severed his connection with the Bisbee Transfer. Storage X Coal company.
 Dated at Bishee, AriZ.. January q. 1919.
 Adv VIM. K. GALLEY.
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OUT OF HOSPITAL.

D. A. hehOe.s manager of the War ren branch of the Phelps Dodge Mer- camille company. who was ill for sev- eral days with influenza at the Copper Queen hospital. was sufficiently re- covered Monday to be removed to his home
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
JENNINGS IS VISITOR.

Harry Jennings, a member of the Cochise county delegation in the lower house of the state legislature, spent Monday and yesterday in Bisbee on personal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
BACK FROM PHOENIX

Deputy Sheriff Tom c. Foster of Lowell has returned from Phoenix, where he took Lorenzo Fracas, a resi- dent of the Chiricahua mountain dis trict recently adjudged insane.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
ATTENps eRANp LopeE.

For the purpose of attending the Grand lodge of the Eastern Star, Miss Danitza Angius left for Prescott Mon day night where the lodge will be in session.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
GALLAGHER IN eIssEE.

Hugh Gallagher, former resident of Bisbee, now assistant auditor to Phelps Dodge corporation with of fices at Douglas. spent yesterday in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
CAPTAINS MAY REPORT.

Team captains and workers in the united drive for relief in the near east may report subscriptions to the dis trict treasurer each date from 12 o'clock to 1:3O o'clock at the commer-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
REVIEW Ss'.,..T ADS BRING RESULTS
Business Locals
NOTICE

To the public and to whom it may concern, that W. K. Galley is no longer connected with the Bisbee Transfer, Storage < Coal company and they do not hold themselves responsible for debts incurred by him, Signed this 25th day of January, 1919.
 BISBEE TRANSFER, STORAGE &
 COAL co. 9-e
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SELLS pRue INTERESTS.

Paul LOrentZen, for some time past associated in the Bisbee Drug. has disposed Of his interests in the store He will retain his residence in the dis trict. later entering business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
UNoELIVEREo TELEeRAMs.

The following undelivered telegrams are held at the Western Union office: Frank Drace, Nick BadOvinac, E. H. StOner, Wm. A. Wamble. E. Flavin. S. c. Adams, Mrs. Geldie Walls. L. Mendoza.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
CITY BRIEFS

Has any one visited you? Or have
 you entertained2 If so, call The Review Society Editor, Black 6S1.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
RETuRNs ERoM sERvIcE.

Charles '. Smith returned Sunday morning from Pensacola, Florida, where he was recently discharged from service. MT Smith intends to make his future home in the Warren district
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
RETURNS FROM COAST.

Harry Campbell returned from California yesterday afternoon after visiting many western states. He probably will make his home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
P. w. DIXON IS HOME.

P. W. Dixon has returned from Dal- las, Texas, where he has been for the past two months visiting with his father.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

The Catholic ladies Wnl giNc val entine dance February F at the k c, hall Longs orcheStS2 and ycneSb~ mentS, Admission 5V cents. 2-lS
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ArrENrloN- oRANeEMEN

A special meeting will be held on Wednesday, February ls. at 7;S0 D m, All members and visitors sGre request ed Go attend. By order ! Adv. W. r, SNITHAM. W. NJ
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
FOOT IS MASHED

L. F. Netherton. an employe at the Gardner shaft, was injured yesterday by falling rock. His foot was mashed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
LMRs. MASON eoEs EAsr-

Mrs. Mason left Bisbee Monday ev- ening for Mason City. Ills. where she will join her husband, Dr. Mason. who left here ten days previously.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
MuRTAueH OUT AGAIN.

Jack Murtaugh of the Bisbee Auto company, who has been i'll with influ- enza for several days. was able to re turn to work yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
SITES LOCAL vIsIToR.

Casey Sites of the Four c company at Cananea, is in the city for a short visit. being a guest at the Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
VIM, HEYN

Teacher of languages, Spanish par ne0larly, wants pupils everywhere. particularly in Warren, so as to form there a class. Address Box 116l. Bis bee, or call at 12S School hill. rear of Charlotte" building. sl5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

Big clearance sale stin soing on at
 AIiller's, Drop in and save money on
 mems furnishings. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
ROckRltLs STAGE

Bisbee Auto ComN9ny. 7;s5 a. m. l;S0 p, m Phone BiSAee 8. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
GO 10 TOMBSTONE.

T, B. Cary. Jack Warren and J. 4. Shoot went tc Tombstone yesterday morning on the Rockhin stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
PROF. D. J. M1LwEE

Teacher of all dances, will give pri- vate instructions in dancing, lessons
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
WANTED-RAeS.

Clean, cotton rags wanted at The Review office at once Must be clean. Painter and Paper Hanging, Signs.
 C. J. BRANDT Box I50, 2 Broadway. Phone 456. L. L, Gilman sells the New Edison. The Monograph With a Soul" Dr. PlaytaIr. OsteOp9th, 9S Mason aia. Mason car stop, Phone Blue 647. Private dancing lessons at all hours, Mrs. Sales Academy, O. K. street. Phone 1S9
 AUCTION
 Best way to sell your furniture or merchandise is by auction sale. J. A. Finney. ST, auciOneeE Phone s57. Box 17S7l S,4-S-4
 NOTICE
 Electrical wiring promptly done by P. c, Lyman. Phone orders to 4Ss. Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

ROSE BUSHES AND FRUIT
 Trees for safe, Mark '. John. Lo- well. Adv,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

IN FROM CANANEA.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. BOyce of Cananea. arrived in the city yesterday for a visit.
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION Meeting of the stockholders of the United Chino Oil x Refining com, pany. Friday, p. m, City Hall Inn portant business. Adv, DIR. J. F. TEUFERT.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12
IN FROM RANCH.

Bob ANtell. who has a ranch neal Government Draw. was in the city for several hours yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

Clean, cotton rags wanted at The Review office at once. Must be clean
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-12

L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison The Monograph With a Soul"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-13


hi.HDH krt AuI Anne Comh'
wrro hUH'owry 1u,siuy evening ~
one ~ th" very pleasing parties ~
ih" uIW week 'u' flowers iu pro.
fusion were used iu the nous" dec.
nrtItouH Dancing, Including dainty
luncheon. featured me rF'ulnr.B en-.
icr'ulumrui
Mr ana Mrr - " Tn,ior left me
early per. ~ 'i" week for ScNid,
Mo wh"r" hes were ctlIrl on Er-
count Of No." DEAN ~ Mrs Taylor >
aunt hrn g 4 Cuk.
NJ and Mrs J \ Lewis are
10" guests ~ Nj ana Mrs IL VI
Davis
MIA = \ DAVIS Ior the early past
~ ih' wc'k fpr spokane and other
points iu M" oart. shrrc she expect,
20 sp"nd the -umw"f months
Miss Miy Er,H entertained worry
'hhrmiugIy Tu'sity evening with
cards ana dancing having 40 her
quests the members of ihc j II
club
NJ ana MIS- W Masters are
viuiufn In Arkansas Guy Tor tho
week end. wh"r" thoy are guests of
relatives ana friends
Nr and Mrs Arthur UplllnFs.
worm hhd HN ihrlr guest lh" carry
part ~ the wcck Miss IONA Allison
~ lHlIarpo Kansas
Mrs g. fHn Tine and children nre
y.u'ors ,n Tulsa this week the guests
0f friends.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd D,ffrnhaugh
were hosts 'u very pleasing party
Wednesday evening entertaining e
c"t"rl" of young girls apj boys win
1 lawn party
Mrs ! a Kent Rad nH h"r guest
me early part NJ tho WcrR Mrs W
{ NrCMrr ~ saltwater okla
NJ ana Mrs ] o. Miller are
Flurura ln oklahoma Guy This week
'ho guests ~ MI hnd Mrs r. J.
Miller
HIs- GD,c Garrison lcft Tuesday
morning FOR Topeka, Kan where
she expects to spend tho week end
with friends From there she viii
70 20 Kansas CITY
Mr. and Mrs George W UOllinEs.
worth lrft the early part ~ ih" week
fur Denver and other points in col.
nfIdu where they expect 20 spend
tho summer months
Mr. ana Mrs o W WiH"l arc
spending several weeks AZ ENco'Hi"t
springs and KhnmH CITY
Mrs s. 4 Tuok and little daughter
Miss Helen. nro visitors In InwhuHkl
This wcrk. tho guests ~ relatives
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Sunday School
MN NIWSOMI-

lesson July 90. Matt - 626 30, ]
Cor ~ ~ 30
what io good men .Erv NJ tho
Lords supper tr Mackenzie says
when the community haihcrs
around the Lords table, when ~
sets apart by iis solemn act tho
broken hrcHd and the cup ~ win"
and pArthktE uf these aH the flesh
and blood ~ jesus christ, II pro
claims the LDris death I'm he come
That feast f. "A pilgrim feast The
people who celebrate II are on n
long Journey. with She great roo
cross behind and the Eroat white
throne before They know that this
world is not an that man was made
FOR. that the conditions of this M,
can not ho filled with or fully lis.
play the power OF the eternal. They
know that Christ In Yet 10 be mani.
Tested as the Lord uf a perfect rucc
For that contamination the church
has always waited and prayed. ih
songs ring with tho great hope and
their lifc and work arc inspired with
this great expectation"
And Or Lyman Abbott Had
Christs friends built some great
monument how We would have tray
elcl that We might look upaa it
Hut had II been built. the rain and
tho frost would have eaten it and
destroyed g. Had he said Build me
some fine cathedral that shall stand
as memory 10 mo- how We would
have poured forth our contributions
that somewhere In this world thcre
might hr q central temple over
which the cross on a-Nich Ito hung
should stand throughout the ages
Hut the cathedral would have passed
into tho hands ~ me nrorruptcd hy
ambition and hardened hy drspot-
ism Instead. lir made His muuu-
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mcnt ~ loving hearts Ou'y this DO
sometimes Ht down together.
sometimes remember that lnsi uccu.
sion when ! Erispri the hands ~
those / loved. looked into their faces
ana heard their voices
Ana what DO sou sny about the
Iofd's supper. Islta rilo which you
observe out ~ gratitude 10 him who
'tithlished the CEREMONY ~ 10 .
reminder % you ~ the gront sacri.
tlrc made IN your bohhlf Whom M,
Mesh and blood ~ the savior paid
the penalty of your SIM ~ it ~ you
u holy occasion when you dismiss all
unworthy Thoughts. when sou renew
your VOWS 10 God and feel tho IN
iIenco OF his presence. when you
f'pudlHto all selfish and hateful mo.
ives ana resolve anew 10 live Hh
bod meant Tor yUu 20 i've when the
blood ~ christ was shed ON the
cross That you might lyr' N II.
hnl rite. but suIrmuly sweet
ono. II f In obedience 10 the Lord's
alWouitun thar yUu Join your frl
low FhristlIrH Boa uuT'tEing Of tho
bread and wine. and you go forth
from the table feeling Increased
strength 20 Hubdup your own oNl.
thoughts and 10 stand up unashamcd
hrfuro the world us a follower Of
tho meek and lowly Slzarlno
There Is such a thing ~ partukIng
'unworthily" DO YOU 20 to the
'nhI" with your mind run of earthly
ambitions, with politics or business
W. social Wurrics. DO you go Go the
table while harboring jealousy and
r'pugnance toward your fellow men
lou are not In M state OF mind 10
commune with the brethren nor 10
draw near 10 God and receive his
blessing II may be you have failed
'n live up 20 your own expectations
ana feel ashamed 10 come before
tho Iurd lu this most solemn me
moral That lH NOT the unWor'hl.
ness the apostle speaks o. But II
you have pride or hatred In your
heart n you have lee some Offruse
hy a brother 30 uuforgIycu. or II
you have failed 10 try ~ get his
forgiveness fOr your own offcnsrs
ihcn your heart can not be I'm tune
with the divine aui your heart
strings can only respond with dis.
cord 10 the tender touch Of divine
fingers There viii hc no blessing
for YOU. hut YOU viii feel distinct.
Is uncomfortable iu tho presence of
thu cmblrms
To commune thus whilr your soul
Re soi'ed with unRDdIv FEELINGS. o.
fV pretend to commuu" while your
heart Is defiant ana uucuuyoripl. ls
iU eat ana drink Judgment tp YOUR
self Unless YOU are willing 10 sur
render your pot sins and give COO
tho whole service ~ your mind ana
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FEDERAL COMMANDER SHOT
BY MEXICAN REBEL TROOPS

NOGALES. Arz, July II MeNi.
ran bandits Thursday raidcd villa
Union, slnnloa, Killing Gen. Juan
Carrasco, federal commander, ac.
cording to toloRraphic adyicos re-.
criyed here today The bandits
carried or II Mexican girls. looted
rhc stores and committed other dep.
relations
There were more than 100 I'm m,
bandit hand according 10 tho mes.
lg's from SlnuloA, and all were vel
armed and supplied with plenty Of
ammunition Federal troops are in
pursuit of the bandits who were
mounted and had pack train "
hurros 10 carry IN their loot
General Carrtsco who was Killed
was member ~ Governor Jtur.
hide's personal starr ana has been
prominent I'm Slnaloa affairs.
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GAIIIIA.

Mr. and Mrs Ivan Gates of Deprw
visited friends here Friday
Mrs y. a. Shock and two children
Clarence and Robert are the house
guests ~ Mrs W G. Hodges
Mrs II T,ltohinson OF Richmond.
Mo IL thro4house guest of h'r
daughter, Mrs Cavanaugh
Miss Minnie GcraEhB of Edmond
Okla, spent the week end here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Gcraghty
Mrs J W Garmon departed Frl
day Tor a two weeks vacation it
Eureka Springs. Ark.
Miss Susie Taylor uf Eureka
SpringH Ark. arrived here Thurs
day tu visit her brother. Spurgron
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HEAVY DAMAGE IS DONE IN
SHIPS BY CHILE STOPy

NEW YORK, July IA rrr,..
of ships have been wreck, -.
sent 10 the bottom and ,r,,u.l
damage done along tho sc,co,r, n,
'h'' 10y heavy snow ,ri .s.,
storm which is sweeping tho ,on,
crn portion Of South Amcu,,
cording to adyicos received r...
day, The German steamer. ~ 20
ana shis are around near vup,r,rs
man sailing ships MANY ,,..'r-.
vessels have been sunk rlc~CI
man steamer Wcstphnlrn w.,
adrift. and. after sinking ..yo,,,
hulks Is ufoul of the Nlf,,,.,..
drv dock
The latest reports SAY chat u.
wind IA modcratiDg SO tnf.rr,t..-
is available In regard 20 u. ~,
lie