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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
GERMANY DISCUSSES
 CONSUMPTION CURE

BERLIN, May 2o.-Following a vis- 1t from Dr. Alexander Marmorek. the noted French baeteriologist. who has just delivered before the Association of Berlin Physicians lecture on his serum treatment for tuberculosis, To- cal medical circles are actively dis cussing the status of this branch of curative science.
 This morning Prof Frankel and DT. Kierschner of the medical department in the Ministry of Education issue statements showing the results ob- tained from scientific methods of hy- giene, sanitation and diet in the Ser lin sanatorium.
 Of the 2255 consumptives received in these institutions in the six years following 1900, about 300 were cured, and 14O0 showed marked improve ment One-third of the patients who entered during the first stages of the disease were cured and nearly two thirds were radically improved.
 Within the next twenty or thirty years. consumption will be practically obsolete in German cities" said an experienced American observer of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
RANDOLPH FILES ANSWER ID SUIT
Declares Lindsay Was Tender ed Full Amount Due Him
 On Deal.

Epes Randolph who with William c. Greene and the Cananea Central Copper company is defendant in a sUIC brought by Lycurgus Lindsay, has filed his answer. Tn the suit Lindsay aims to recover $40,000 un- less that amount is paid to the Can anea Central Copper company, as an assessment on 5000 shares of stock.
 Randolph's affidavit to in Pima county, Arizona, says that he owns 5000 shares of Lindsay Cananea Gen. tral Mines company, which prior to August 10, 1906. had s1,0e0, 900 capi- tai stock. The Lindsay company con tracted with Thomas F. Cole, giving him an option to buy out the Ameri- ican Mining company for S2,250, 900 according to the deposition, to be paid as follows: $250,0o0 cash; s500,- 900 March 1, 1907 and $1 ,500,000 Jan .uary l, 1908.
 Cole had the Cananea Central com pany organized about July last and gave it the option. Randolph alleges he secured Cole to take the contract and that he and Greene rendered the plaintiff in the case S41 200, being the amount paid by plaintiff to the defendant Greene less S1O,000 repaid to plaintiff by the defendant, at that time signifying that he wanted to re- Scind the whole deal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
T|NSEL POST
 CARDS BARRED
Are Poisonous and Dangerous, They Will No Longer Go
 By Mail,

Tinsel post cares, which have be- come quit a rage here of late, have been barred from the mails. Daily a stack of them can be found in the postoffice, having been thrown out of the mail.
 Senders of the cards with tinsel on them often wonder why the ones to whom they were addressed never re- ceived them, and no little aggrava- tion results. But if those sending them realize the unlimited amount of trouble and damage that have been done by this form of souvenir post cards they would readily understang why their cards were not delivered.
 The tinsel on the cards is poisonous and has been known to give blood poison to cleyks and has even in some instances put out their eyes in some of the offices. When it was discov- cred what great damage this nuisance was causing an order was issued from the postal department that tinsel post cards be barred from the mails.
 The order was accepted with happy relief by postmasters and postoffice clerks over the country The souye- mir post card has become an unnec- essary nuisance and has created loud complaint among the offices.
 To clerks as a general thing the custom has become silly, and some of the cards are really so suggestive that it is wondered at that Uncle Sam permits of their being sent through the mail, while others are so over drawn and exaggerated and have lost all sembiauee of being comic, the aim intended by those issuing them
 The souvenir post card is often the lazy correspondents excuse for a let ter" said a clerk. Not having en- ergy enough to sit down and write a letter, he or she, as the case might be, goes and buys souvenir post card and sends it to one to whom a letter is owed Sometimes it is re- ceived with grace, while at other times it is treated as an insult, and do not know but that the letter feeling is justified many times. It costs Senders of postcards just as much to mail them as it would cost them to send letters and there is no reason, it sens to me, why the rage to send such cards is not cut out and sensible method pursued-that of the good old fashioned and best way, sending letters.
 Tt is now talk that these cards in- crease the postal receipts. If the cards were not sent letters would sub stitute them and it takes two cents, of course, to send each letter, while one cent sends paper post cards, but while there might be a slight decrease in the number of the latter sent, the in crease in the uumbeT of letters mailed would more than compensate for the lowering of the numbers of souvenir post cards sent"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21

Mayor schmitz has about reached the limit of his reign in San Francis. co. The end of schmitz in San Fran cisco should be welcomed by the citi- zens of that city. He has proved him self to be very bad egg.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
nosoDys LITTLE GIRL.

Charlie Bozard will sing the latest
 child song. Iris Theater tonight. ss7
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21

sanitary conditions, who is now visit ing Berlin. to your correspondent to- day.
 Absolutely scientific and educa- tional methods are doing for that dis ease what has already been done for smallpox and cholera.
 The German state provides the means for teaching patients to take care of themselves and encourages the practice of seeking early cures. An American workman who suspects that he has tuberculosis conceals the fact for fear of losing his job. The German workman. thanks to the in- yalid-insurance system, knows that he will be cared for. If he consults the medical authorities. he is immedi- ately placed for several months in a sanitarium and taught what is neces- sary to prolong life. The result is that cases of consumption are ar rested almost at the moment of in- ception.
 German physicians, while giving re- spectful consideration to Dr. Mar morek's serum treatment. continue to urge hygienic methods as of para mount importance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
BEES IN FREIGHT CAR.

When a car of hay from Safford for Barclay, Higdon and company was opened in the railroad yards the other day, a swarm of bees was found hang ing just inside the door, says the Globe Belt. The car was then opened on the other side and another swarm was found working their proyerbial industry. The bees had stored about twenty pounds of honey to help pay the freight This is the first instance of shipment made on the c. V. c. and N where the company got the worst of 1t on charges
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
NOTICE

Estate of Mary E. Morris deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed executor of the estate of Mary B. Morris, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publica- ton of this notice to the said executor at the City of Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- ton of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 I. E. LOOMS, Executor of the estate of Mary E.
 Morris deceased.
 First publication April 2S, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-21
CIGAR SETS BIRD AFlRE
 AND HOUSE IS BLOWN UP
Canary, Its Wings Atianne After Kero-
 sene Bath, Flies Into Kitchen.

SaiiSiIS itS ViI9S SlNdHlc SIbCF NSEO-
 sene Bath, Flies Into Kitchen.
 CLEVELAND, May 20.-Ets kero- sent-bathed wings aflame from com ing in contact with burning sigar dropped to the floor by it's sleeping owner, a pet canary bird this morn ing flew into the kitchen af the home If Patrick Dooley, 2606 Lakeside ave nue N. E., and caused an explosion that wrecked the interior of the structure.
 The bird had been pet of board CT who was trying to nurse it back to health. The boarder, foreigner, who came to this country recently, washed the bird this morning, using kerosene to kill the insects that had Inhabited it. He then placed the canary on a curtain pole to dry.
 He lit a cigar and sat down to watch over his pet, but before long he was asleep. The bird came off it's perch, lighting upon the cigar held in its owners fingers. It didn't roost there longer than a second, for it's weight knocked the Havana to the floor, bird and all.
 The cigar set fire to the canary and 1t flew into the kitchen, where Mrs. Dooley was filling the gasoline stove. It came in contact with the gasoline and caused an explosion that changed the appearance of the kitchen. Mrs. Dooley escaped with slight injuries, but the bird was hurt so badly that it will probably die.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

markabie how cnsy II n 10 get that In.
tclIigence working In the wrong direc-
ton nj TINT early age. Little John VII.
liam n v 10 himself, Il ind by eSpe-
Renee that N I hoiler long enough and
loud enough I'll get anything I want"
Therefore he hol,ers. and unless you
give him TO understand. gently. but
firmly. that this theory NJ his IL entirely
incorrect and based upon false prem.
iscs he'll continue 10 boiler. and you
and william will have n dance 10 his
whistle through many = weary day and
many n slcepiess night.
Hut the worst feature Of this false
start II not IN the discomfort II brings
"a his parents. n h the influence II
has upon his character. for character
building. my dear. like any other build
Ing. has to begin nj the foundation,
and defects IN the foundation are more
dangerous and harder to remedy than
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

The pay car Is expected here to-day
To pay OF the employees 81 the Chicago
II Alton, nj this place, which will pu,
from twenty i've 10 thirty thousand
dollars In circulation In slater. This
Ia M advantage We have over many
towns, ~ our banks usually have "
ship currency away after pay day,
while 10 other places money Is ship
pod FROM tho cities To tho country
hanks. --Elder Samuel w. Cru cher,
who at one time ives pastor of N
Christian church NJ this place, de
s sunday, N,vsmpT I'D, u, his hon
In Pine Blum, Arkansas, and WA
b irIej In Kansas the following Mon.
day. lie was 80 years Of age aud had
been q minister of the gospel Tor
many yoa,s.-Slt tor liustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

william CruW, Of East st. Louie,
came 10 Saturday tU zee his mother,
Mrs. W. II. Crum, who II quite lick.
"A. W. Kspp has contracted with
John A, Houston 10 furnish material
and to erect u high class farm resi-.
depce Of 10 rooms bath room aud two
large halls. This will he the costliest
and finest residence In this section
Miles Isdie Martin returned To her
home nea Sedslis Friday, after stwu
weeks visit with relatives aud friends
10 and around Malta Bend --Mrs.
Lou Allen who wac bitten by a dog
about three weeks ago 10 now 10 y
e 'itical condition. The bite having
caused eczema 10 set 10 In n bad form
Mrs W. 7. Cerman spent Thurs
day night 10 Mt. Leonard with Mrs.
Cort, and from there went 70 seJalis
70 visi. her daughter, Mrs. Curtis
Martin. Malta Bend oui vive.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

A dago peddler tramping
over the country attempted to
assault a Young lady who Is
keeping house for Fred Vets
who lives north Of town. The
peddler came to Vets house
some time Tuesday. The
young lady came to The door
IN answer to his knock aud
after engaging her in CONVEX
satiOn and satisfying himself
that she was apparently alone
the brute began to make in
sultiUg advances, at Tue same
time attempting to cblorofo'm
the young lady by emptying
a bottle of the drug over her
head and shoulders. She
broke away from b,m, how
ever aud the peddler became
alarmed aud left. Vets came
in from the field shortly after
and learned Of the occurrence.
lie immediately secured his
shot gun and started IN pur-
suit Of the pcddlcr, overtak-
ling him near McAllister. Tho
peddler groveled on the
ground and pleaded 80 ear.
ncstly that VIcts let him of
without the killing Inc 80 rich
ly deserved -llvustOuian.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

Borr. To Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Burruss at their home Ia Miami, Mo A.,
Nov, 10, 1907, n daughter. The four
an oue.half year old q Of Joseph
Morrow died nj the Morrow home q
few miles south Of Miami Thursday,
November 7,i9oI. The cause Of death
was diI tleria. The remains were
taken to Harmony for burial, The
berssved family have u sympathy
aui that Of muny hicnds Miami
News.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

future. but it's ~ ,Dho'c neck gone
all wrong 10 let aud nothin' done"
your plans pile M Into burdens on
the present. Just keep that Idea fxed
In your little noggIn while I give you
some homemade views on the raising
OF John william.
In the first place, little girl, you want
% recognize the fact That your baby In
a boy and the main object of your train
Ing should he 20 make n man Of him.
II he lives long enough he'll get the
requisite number Of years, he'll get big
enough to wear full grown trousers,
and he'll hnd Il necessary to call on
the barber occasionally. all without
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22
Two Churches.

DO either side the winding road
Two churches stand apart;
within their walls tie weary load
Oft leaves the sioner's heart.
Ois pastor, snowy hatred, serene
And mild In look and voice.
With digni6ed aud ~prscious n len
In Gods love doth rejoice.
To illustrate he doth incline
And many stories tells
To show the mercy so divine
That 10 Christ's bosom wells.
The other, boy!sh Ia Ills look
Hut with Cote spirit filled,
Tia Tee for h,s guide the " book
That countless souIs hes tbrilisJ.
Speaks oft Of One who walked alone
Bsset with scOro and hate
| Who moved no hand u cast q stone
Toad her ill.uaed by fate.
hut hecdlug not the cruel bsnl
He sent her on her way. e..
That writing made upon The sand
Time cannot wash away.
% whether It's the Baptist bell
Or Christian silence calls.
In either house Gods people tell
The peace that on them fslls.
A "A o.,,aat ,nuth mr. onwv ssI,t
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

Therefore he hoilevs.
faults anywhere In the superstructure.
SO begin on little John William now.
honey, before he gets the bit between
his teeth or his gums and runs away
with you.
Things the boy Must Learn.
When I was a boy. I had a colt once
that I was very proud Of. II was Q
Jim dandy colt. pretty AZ q picture md
smart as q steel trap. but ! waited Too
long to break II. let II have Its own
way until II wouldn't have any other
way. ana the FIRST time I tried to ride
II II struck on across the meadow like
a delayed Telegram. All my pullin:
and saving and shouting didn't make
a bit of impression on him, and he
went on and on, getting faster all the
time. until he came to a stake and rider
rail fence. Then he stuck his fore feet
In the ground and stopped. But
didn't. I just sailed on over that fence
and landed In the middle Of a black
berry patch. That blamed colt never
would let anybody ride him. Rut II
I'd commenced with him at the right
time he would have made n Of the
best horses that ever came on the blue
grass. And It's the same way with q
child. Let him once get the idea nxed
In his head that what he wants hi
must have and that papa ana mamms
are Just overgrown servants, whose
business Ia TO see that he gets II. and
It's ten chances to one that he vii
never be either n man or a mouse or
long tailed rat. al the saying goes
No, my dear, when John william hol
lers without apparent eason just le
him boiler. II won't hurt him. Or
the contrary. it's q wise provision o.
nature for the expansion and develop
ment Of the lungs. And while het
taking physical culture exercises he'
learning a few. things that will be val
liable to him later IN. It's mighty i'm
p%ortant, it's absolutely essential. tina
he gets ON to the fact right now tina
the world wasn't made for his amuse
ment and that mamma and not he I
the boss Of the ranch.
That little matter settled. you'll On.
the rest Of the way comparatively easy
but unless II 10 settled, and settled "a
keeps, the road to Dublin won't b
circumstance for rocks. DO you n
member the old example Of the horss
shoe nail In your arithmetic, the on
that shows the wonders Of arithmetics
progressionf Well. that's Just the Wa,
the dimcuIty, Of settling that qusstie
increases every day you postpone J
That's Why I lay 70 much strsas q q
imnoEtepca .of dolnS IL pR&, ~ tyr!
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

Harry Guerin sold this week TO Ben
bow Whiit,e 30 acres of bis land Vt
t62. 60 per scre.--Dsn Notven Ia up
against the stitfest proposition that
has over confronted him. II 10 8 feet
Sin, TO his ears Of corn. aud Daniel
can only reach up I feet when he tip
toes his nest, II costs money 10 buy
balloons, and still Daniel says he
must have his oorn.-William Turn
or one Of the old farmers just south Of
Glasgow, died Monday after . long
illness. He was . brother.in law o
Hou. Frank r. Sebree, formerly o
this county end . brother
% Judge John 81. Turner, : lsrg'
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

Then he stopped. but Z didn't.
he's such q precious little cherub. -
cute and cunning and all that sort OF
thing. It's mighty hard 10 deny him
anything he wants. but you should
keep before you all the time, my dear.
not what he 10. but what he IL TO be.
You know when a sculptor IL making
a model for q statue he has to have
moist clay and 10 keep II moist. Tn.
Iess he does he can't give II the form
he desires. It's Just 10 with your baby.
Unless he In plastic, 20 10 speak. you
can Y mold him to your Will. Tn
less NJ learns the lesson of obedience
you can never give his character that
form which II the essence 81 real man
hood. The making ~ a man h a big
Job, but II obedience h made the foun.
dalton II Isn't 80 very dificult. And
yet obedience mustn't he suplne sub
mission. A child must be taught TO
obey b~cause the commands are Just
and right, and when needs he he should
he shown why they are Just and right.
His spirit IL 10 be trained and devei.
oped, not crushed. Z never had any
patience with the old time method Of
raising children. which was nothing
tres than tyranny. N was a whole LOT
better than the modern way OF I'M
brIdied license. but II wasn't right.
Child Q Reasoning Being.
A child should be treated as a belni
endowed with reason and should b
taught 10 do right because II In right
not because a mother or a father com
mands II. That. Of course makes
necessary for him TO know right y
wrong, and you can't put In too mucl
time giving him that knowledge. TeacI
ysnr bog TO be truthful and homes
and courteous and show him why b
should b 20. Don't make the mistake
however, OF holding M the fear a
punishment as the chief reason. 4
boy who does right because he Z
afraid to do wrong Ia In a fair way 4
become q coward, n he isn't n al
ready. On the contrary. show hin
that these virtues distinguish the req
man from the imitation. A man ma!
possess courage and backbone an
physical strength and yet be no bette
than many four legged brutes. Genu
lne manhood IL a mental rather than
physical condition. Muscle Ia highl
desirable. and I hope John william
will have plenty of It. but don't le
him get the notion In his head ths
that IL all he needs. A boy 10 natura
" q good deal Of q savage and has tn
ssvase's admiration for strength. Lot
u us older boys haven't got very ID
away from primitive ideas in that pal
tscular, but all the same it's a matte
e mighty small importance in III
making Of manhood compared Wit
~ attributes Of the mind.
Thess ARE Just general principles. m
Ear. You cast make any rules thu
v1ll AZ oil casss. and you hardly eve
- two children exaet1y alike in the
lBpesitions. Methods u training muI
- adapted to each individual. A eli
PER o. Q single j~udiciously applied
the right spot will work wonders
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

sS
he finest collection OF live stock ver brought together. The study and In.
.tractlon, the pleasure and profit, are lnestmsbe.
Here are the main features
A grand breeders prize exhibition Of pure brei cattle, horss'. sheep
aud swine, with daily sales OF all breeds.
2 A great st.stock show, SURPRISING vn the renowned annual Smith.
.asld shows Of England, Ia which the royalty and srstocrscy OF that country
take such pride ss exhibitors aud highly Interested visitors.
3 A fine display Of draft, coach aud saddle horses for general as not
as u society show, but q . q utility show.
4 A magnificent prize carload exhibit OF fat cattle, shespa aud swine also
q comprehensive feeder and range cattle exhibit, classified by districts.
g. A special Agricultural College exhibit and IN Intercollegiate stock
judging contest.
0 An annual corn Judging contest together with . IN exhibition Of feed.
T. Slaughter tests % Determine the results Of different meshods Of pre-
pariug animals for market, sud effect OF different feeds.
{. An exhibition of dressed meats aud meatfood products Of oil kind,
and refrigerator appliances for preserving and transporting the sme
o. Animal by product. showing the complete uulizssion OF oil parts OF
the slaughtered snimsls not directly used IS meat food.
10. An exhibition Of packing house methods aud appliances and govern.
ment inspection Of meats.
IL. Meeting OF Breeders aud Stockmcns associations. with able papers
AID discussions by the foremost representatives Of he live stock interests Of
the world,
~. A series Of brilliant entertainments and horse fairs with mustc.
artistic evoluMons ant. Intricate driving aud riding contests 10 se greet
arena, aud a grand pageant Of the leading prize wiOuers Of the day from both
cattle and horse rings.
Remember the Date, November 30th to December III.
Remember the rate, Two Cents per mile. Remenhsr 'Ths
Only Way Ask O. 3. Hawthorne, Ticket Agent G. = ~
for complete particulars.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22

= " ~ " foNU 'F''Uf ~ Nv W"
barber occasionally.
much help from you. But II tnkes
more than that to make a man. You
can see lots Of very good limitations Of
men walking up and down the street
any day, but real men are scarce, and ]
want my grandson TO be n real man
q man with backbone and self reliance
and courage, upright, truthful and just;
square IN his dealings with others;
having the fear OF the Lord, but no
other fear. In his heart; courteous and
gentle and kind. particularly to women.
old men and children; lending not only
a hand. but a head and a heart. to
those In distress. II takes all that to
make a real man, a genuine gentleman,
and I've seen mighty few Of that kind
In this world who weren't tho product
OF a mother who knew her business.
Once In a long while the good Lord,
for some purpose Of his own. turns out
a first class man without any apparent
human help, but II Isn't often. and u
won't do for mother and father -
laziiy and piousiy fold their hands ane
trust In Providence. That kind q
trust isn't any account until you have
done the best you can with the JOB.
The Mothers Responsibility.
60, honey. It's up to you and wllliAu
10 make a mar out OF the kid. and ~
biggest share Of the making falls q
Won. for In IT,
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22
A Narrow Escape

q. w. Cloyd, u merchant, of PUNK,
Mo-, had n narrow escape four years
ago, when he ran u i,mson bur Into
mis- thumb. He says: "Tho doctor
wanted TO nmputate II but I would no,
consent. ! bought a box Of RuckleD's
hraica Salve and that cured the
dangerous wound" 25c at =. II
Franklin Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1907-11-22
County News
From Our Exchanges
Fire.

KilCs
Friday evnning about 7:3O = fire wa
discovered in the Record Office b,
Francis Pelot and James Cooper who
were sitting In Pellets grocery I'm
mediately under office. The fire, which
eelus to have started In a wooden
spitoon, had burned through The hool
aud WAS showing through q crack In
he wooden ceiling.
They with others broke open the
door and put out the fire. The most
OF the damage was by water TO Pelot's
grocery stock, The hole burned 10
the floor In about a foot square.
II the fire had not been discovered
when II Was. II Is very likely II would
have burned the whole block. BLACK
burn Record.