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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

'1lr. Hartman is now the over shadowing mind in seven great east ern railway systems, three of them trunk lines. and in five great western systems, three of them of far-reach- ing power. Altogether. the railway mileage which he either directly con trols or else exercises an influential voice over amounts to 4,733, with a total capitalization of s4O19, ,5OO,oOo.
 Mir. Hartman leaves on this va cation in a stronger. position in Wall street and in the railway world than he has ever occupied before. And yet two years ago it was understood that he would retire when he was 60 years old; and year ago he was un- der such fierce attack. denounced by Roosevelt as an undesirable citizen, :" ana heid Dy many ID wall street as so much a menace to the situation that his forcible removal from his seat of power was deemed essential to the financial confidence and stability.
 Surely Hartman has won a won. derfdi personal triumph; and he stands more than ever as the colossus of roads, against which the tides of politics and panic have been unable to prevail.
 "Yet this marvelous man carries with him into his vacation a private telegraph wire and long distance telephone which will keep him in con stant touch with his office at I20
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
MISSOURI AND BRYAN.

If the claim that Missouri is a safe ly democratic state sounds like "arro- gant boasting" in the ears of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, it's exclama- tion to that effect leaves no doubt in democratic minds that the republican paper is afflicted with hallucination of the auditory nerve. or else it is whistling on the borders of a grave yard to keep It's courage up.
 Democratic hold upon the governor ship continuously for thirty-siS years is proof enough that Missouri is not minded to submerge itself in another era of misrule by intrusting the re- pubiicans with that office.
 Even when Missouri democrats have been out of humor with some things in the conduct of their party, as they were in 1894 and 1904, the re publicans have been able to gain only a slippery foothold in the state gov ernment to be showed of at the next election.
 With the exception of 1904. Missouri has gone democratic in every presi-  dential election since 1868. It gave Bryan, in 1896. democratic plurality Nf ss 727, and in 1900 Bryan's plurali- sy was 3s.7s4.
 In the latter year Dockery's plurali- ty was 32,140. In 1904 the democrats let Roosevelt have the electoral vote
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

of Missouri by plurality of 25.137 and they have been sorry for it ever since. But they held on to the gover norship by plurality of 29,9GO for Folk. or nearly 5000 more than Roose- velt's plurality.
 Missouri democracy has from the first been loyal to Bryan and remains so. It will this year give him a plural ity exceeding that of 1900 Nothing is more certain than the democratic candidates for state offices to be nom mated next week will be elected to a man, and that the legislature t6 be chosen in November will be 50 strong ly democratic that republicans in it ~ili have tired feeling Of loneliness.
 Republicans who deny this are only -boasting,' but there is nothing of arrogance" or confidence in their tones.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

purposes, the conaey is as barren as mid-sahara.
 En place os once fertile stretches of plain and rolling hills covered with oaks and affording abundant past6r. age. supporting large Sacolic populs. ton. the land is deneaea Of trees and verdere. absolutely barren. much of it showing bare red rock where once grew fourishlng crops. The re moval of the forests has caused tor rental washing of the soil. and travel CTS tell US that in many places peas ants pulverize the rocks with ham mers to obtain small patches of soil for gardens. Humus was long ago taken from the soil by excessive crop ping and continued teaching. while She lack of vegetation prevents its natur. al return Unable to support it's once extensive population. the country has lost it's inhabitants until the, census, shows less than onethird the number that once made Spain the chief nation of the worfu.
 All that now remains of producing forests in Spain are the cork trees. These afford annually some so,OOo tons of bark. But even this output is dwindiing through, lack of care for the trees.
 In contrast with this sad waste of forest resources and consequent loss of population and wealth. those inter ested in forestry point to France, where the process of denudlng the
 land of it's forests was fortunately stopped, and a policy adopted of re- planting waste places wRh groves. thus restoring inc soil, abatmg floods, mitigating drouths. recalling the pop ulation. providing employment for many and furnishing raw msteriaI for factories. 7
 The Ft Worth Record says that The waste of farest energy has not pro oeeded for msny -Oeafufies in the upiad~ ~stfass as il has in spain. but its effects are beginning to be felt. Happily the desire to repleHish the waste before it has proceeded to ex- tremes is taking root in the minds of gpur lawmakers and men of affairs, and eye may expeet to see before the end 0 the next decade practical measures op foot to replenizh some of our waste forests and conserve those as yet spared by the devastating ak of the wooaman.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
BUILDING A HOUSE UPON THE SANDS

!
 The Bisbee Miner attempts to put
 hope in the breast of the g. o. p. in cochise county in the following paragraph:
 The meeting Saturday (referring to the county central committee) dem onshated just how the republicans of cochise county will be lined up this fall. It showed that past differences have been forgotten. and that there are now no factions in the party. They have united in one concerted effort to i overthrow bossism in Cochise county and to bring about the defeat Of the man who has misrepresented Arizona in the national congress for a score of years. Their effort this fall will be founded upon a county ticket which will demand the support of every honest and intelligent voter in the county"
 Judging from the latest returns at hand from Cochise county, on the oc- casion of city elections at Bisbee and Douglas, there is need of harmony and a united party from republican standpoint in this county. At Bisbee' in April the democrats elected every man on their ticket with the exception of one, and Douglas repeated the per formance on the same day.
 But the Miner will fall far short of it's mission to unite the scattered factions of it's own party, or to make any great strides toward republican success in Cochise or any other county, by the statement that Arizona has been misrepresented for a score of years in the national congress by 1 the delegate from this territory. This same delegate will be re,nominated at Prescott this week and never be- 1 fore, in the history of the democratic | party in Arizona, have the people de i lighted more to honor a public ser want with renewal of their conf l dence than this occasion presents. The confidence again expressed in Hon. Mark Smith by the democrats is by i no means confined to that party alone. | Thousands of republicans in Arizona | including large number in Cochise | county, will vote for Mark Smith in 1908, firmly convinced that with state hood almost within our grasp that it l would be a serious mistake for the 1 people of Arizona, regardless of poli- 1 tics. to send a stranger to Washington | at this time to represent our interests. A number of republicans in Arizona have already publicly declared that they intend to vote for Mark Smith at the approaching election. The charge of the Miner that Mark Smith has mis- represented Arizona falls fiat in the face of the record testified to by re publicans themselves. Wild, harun scarum statements like the above sound ridiculous to thinking and in telligent people.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
THE MASTER
 AND THE SLAVE

The Wall street Journal In com menting upon the departure of E. H. Hartman for his cabin in the Oregon woods says:
 With him will travel the dominat- ing influence over 15 per cent of the yountry's railway mileage and 25 per cent of it's railway capitalization, com prising systems which constitute one third of the nations main arteries of transcontinental commerce.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

and Yisterdee down In thee Run where we had gone 2 haf sum fun, he didn't Dsst ? fite with me fer feer that wood lick him. sse7 yew bet that wood paste him rite if onEy he would darst 2 fite- q fallen Herow, fiekul Miss, bring ? greet thy love warm kissi dog-gone thee Luck, do knot sea why Dudes should interfere with mel until he cum we both wuz glad but now my Hart Is chilled and Sad. 0 fickul, fiekui, fiekuI made whose vowed affection thus doth fade, our dreem of bliss at last haz fled ana new, < lass, TTiy Love is dedl ne moar thee Glad Sun shines for me, ne noar the Rainbow tints l sea, no noar thee Moen with Silver lite sends down its thoughts sf Her by
 bite.
 no raoar thee song of Birds l heer resoun6lng in thee ether cleer- . Lass, Lass, mi dreem has fled and Love forever moar Is dedi
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

We who have been fond of English and proud of it because of its strength and expressiveness have only to read Tafts speech of acceptance to know how much English is required to say nothing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

They are selling booze in walking canes in Birmingham, Ala It is said that practically every man in that town has developed a limp here of late
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
Broadway.

''The rest of us. when we go into the woods. are able to leave the world and it's worries behind; and far from the tape and the newspaper. are able by the side of some swift stream. or placid pool, or under the cooling shade of some oyerarching tree. to give our brains time to rest and our dwarfed souls opportunity to expand and as pire. But this master of railroads is 8 slave to a telephone"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
-EoarvsesfA1IE

desire to announce myself as ,E candidate for the office of constable of Precinct No. 2, Bisbee, subject to the decision of the Democratic con vention JOHN H. JAMES
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOB JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

l wish to announce mysee as a candidate for reelection for justice of the peace, Precinct No. 2, subject to the action of the Democratic c0n- vention. JOHN W. HOGAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOR SHERIFF.

I desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office Of sheriff Of Cochise county, subject to the decis-l ion of the Democratic county eoRven- tion.
 ERNEST E. HUGHES,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FoR shERIFF.

desire to announce myself as a candidate for tae office of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to the action of the Democratic county eopvention.
 SAP CHARLES LQCKLING.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FoR ooNsTARLE.

1 desire to announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the of fee Of constable of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.
 ] F. WILsfnTH
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

desire to announce myself as 9 candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Cochise County, Precinct No. 2, subject to the action Of the Democratic convention.
 SIS WILLIAM CLARK.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOR CONSTABLE.

1 desire to announce myself as a
 candidate for the office Of Constable of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the decision Of the Democratic con vention. H. c. RUFF.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

] desire to announce myself as e candidate for the office of school superintendent of Cochise county suD- ject to the action of the Democratic county convention.
 L. V. McCoURr.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOR CONSTABLE,

l desire to announce myself as candidate for the office of constable of B3sbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the decision of the Democratic. con ventioB.
 JAMES J. HARRINGTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

desire to announce myself as 6 candidate Tor reelection to the office Of supervisor of Cochise county.
 WlEs4IAM NJ. RIGGS,
 Dos Cabezos, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
FOB shERlEE.

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic county convention. M. c. BENTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

Bryan is getting ready to be sur prised.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
By Byron Williams.

issao knot care Run and Play mi hart is ofu' sad to-dayI where onet thee flowers hIoomed fer
 me,
 thse Husks ef Woe Is s~I 1 sea. SHE Iuved me theni o fickui made, wso Vowed throo shifting Sun and
 Shade, thFoout the hole of Fieteing life 2 2 my true and faithful Wifel and TOW False aurl she turns away ? greet thee lover of day 8cssss his klothes Is maid with care and he haz Perfoom on his Hair. She kasts me of for WiiIyun1 Brown, who's sist visating in town iienseforth, False One, that ia ns
 moar, l esese 2 Love thee as of Yorei thls wiiiyum Ia a mama's boy as slick and eieen as any toy, he cannot Row or skin thee Cat or feat or kline or things like That he does knot know thee way Of kites nor when snappins turtle bites. he cannot Hit thee kurving bawi or stop a Stinser-not tall
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

A Florida town has passed an ordi- nance regulating the speed of aiTships overhead. Reform is marching on."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

When Hartman gets his hooks on those Gould properties he will make
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

Boni and Hene de sagan look like 30 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

It's now in order for Bryan and Taft to exchange photographs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05

fAen iiiib Die i{16x6ift1sn Jiibrer I'M
Qon6tdg 3u Rouferen3en r11 Wien
lub, fnnen bic srIferen ieinen Grluz
den prompt nam. fp6brenb bic IeBte<
rem ii4 fhlangDes ipeiserten, auf foIz
hes Mnfinnen ein5loeben. go pilgerte
henn Der MiniiterprGfioent feIbft nan
pras, Inn ausenfhsinIid unperrinte-
ter Sahe nod Mi,n 5uriid3utebren.
Die NuflDf,lng bes bDbnif1en
2anotass mare unter ben obtpaltenpen
l1mit6n0en gebpten, bd aneeiints Der
bartnddigen beutfhen Sbfruttion
bod feline parlamentarifde Mrbeit perz
ri1tet tperben fam. Mber es tpirb als
Nusrebe oafiir, oaB bies nidt ses
fdiebt. geltenb gema1t, ipGbrenb ber
Oauer Der Geier bes iehaisiGbrisen
Resierllngs Subildums bes Monarz
den foate Der Spettafel BON Neuipab=
len pernieoen iperben. Sn Mabrbeit
6ot bic tfdedifde Drobuns ben Mus=
fhlag gegeben, ipenn Der bDbmiIhe
2anbtag aufsel0it tpsrben follte, Mir
Sc bon ben 5fdedtn bieSbdtisfeit oes
Reidsratbs la5mselegt iperoen. ltno
bie tIhedifhsn Minifter i'm &abinett,
Siebler unb praf1ef, baben bereits
NIT Riidtritt seorpbt. fans bic Side
den in ibrem Streit nit Ben Deuts
fden auriideefebt ipiirben. 60 Be-
6rpbt Der Natipnalttdtenfampf in
@Dbmen au9 ben Befanb bes Dfter=
rei9iiden Rabinetts. Das bisberige
MubeiImtttel. ber aomprpmib, min
ni9t mebr berfansen, beibe Yarteien
befteben auf ibrem Shein. Oie beoeu=
tenbe Rolle. bic Oeterrei9=l1nsarn in
Sen 8alfantpirren ipieIt. bat bic Mufz
merflamteit bon ben inneren proble=
men, bic Der 2Oiung beifden, i'm Mu@
genblid abselenft. Mber Ser Rampf i'm
bObmiiben 2anotas tpirb iid benz
nd9it jeoenfalls auf ben Reihsratb
iibertraeen, unb bic ndbite Solse
fiirfte Ser 3ufammenbrud bes Rabis
netts Bed fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05

Iide @srfabren gessis 6De0sI III bit Set
fitl, IN Der Der nahmaIige Rdiier Tties
brin fiir feintn Bel BEN Nobiling{hen
Mttentote i1ner peripun0eten Batter bte
Negsntfdaft fiibrte. Die @eftGtisung
oeS9ooesurtheils gesen0oebe erfolgte
an s. Musuit 1873. Mun gait es, eis
nen Gdarfridter gu finben. benn Der
bisberige Sharfrinter. Der ipie Der iebt
in Mosoeburs seftorbene Netnbel bieb,
bate einise 3eit porxr fein Mmt nie=
berseleet. Die leste Sinridtuns, bic
Der iltere Heinbel pplIsogen bate, mar
- am IA. Mdra 1866 - bic oes M0r=
bers oes profeFors Gresb in Berlin
aepefen. Die grmorbung Gresps,
bic bei einem Qiebesabenteuer in einem
Wittualienfeller, Sen eine Witttpe
Quinh betrieb. erfolst mar, bate ooz
mails lanee bas SasesseiprGG in Ber=
lin eebiloet. Seit jenem Ia. MeGrs
1866 batte in Berlin feline 6inrihtung
mebr ftattsefunben. Die WabI fir
ben Na6fclser oes dItersn Reinbel fiel
auf Den @darfridtersebilfen arauts,
Der einiee Gage na9 Ser 8eItdtiauna
oes 6oeoelihen urtbeiIs bic priifung
als Sdarfri6ter ableete. Nadbem
man oen sdarfridter eefunben Eatte,
feblte aber nod oas Rihtbeil. Das
Wfdrftfds prcbinaiaymufeum in Ser
lin bate pas Bell, nit oem ser iltere
Meinbel Al 5inridtunsen pollsoeen
bate. fir feline Sammlltne BON
.Rehtsaltert6iimern" erfperhen .polz
len. Oa aber Der preis, ben
Der dltere Neinoel forberte, 5000
Wtarf, au bod se!peien mar,
bate bas Mue5eum eine aetreue
Nahbilouns 6es Bellies anfertiz
gen lafen. 0ieies Bell lieb 1id Ser
nene Sharfrihter Rrauts bonn Mu=
ieum, oa oas neue Bell. bas Der 3eua.
fhmiebemeifter @roBmann in Der paz
ro4ialftrabe anfertisen ioute, ni6t
rsht3eitig fertis tpuroe. Nm Is.
4usuit 1878 fano bann auf rem Sofe
nes 3eaensefdnsnifes an Der 2ebrter=
itrabe bic Gntbauptuns Soeoels itatt.
arauts bat fpdter nod cine Nnaabl
BON 5inri9tunssn polIaoeen, Bis ber
jebt geitorbene ReinbeI nit oie5em
Imte fir Den sr0Btsn5bsil her preuBz
iihenMonar9ie betraut puroe. Nab=
nsm fih aud Der iiineere @einbel aur
Hube aeiebt bate. par es ser 8res=
louer @darfridter Sdpieb, bem tpie=
oerbolt 5tnrihtungen iibertrasen tpurz
Den. @Apieb bat fdon Dor ettpa
s'pdnois Sabren bic priifune als
S4arfridter beftonben, fom aber, TO-
lanse Reinoel nod tbdtis mar. ber=
bdltniBmdbis ieIten oaau. has @mt
aus3uiiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05


Ginisrbsr nuB man mis tinsna Su1
nahrei5en ulb Sen Sdr1nlt biirsftIls
@eOriid!er Sdnln1t !pirn tpie rtli,
ipenn man i'm nit sinem 2eppen abb
reibt, Dslcben man in YetrDlennl gut
ausgeoriidt bat. 6interber abbiirftt1
nno gut liiften, barait Der @eruh oeS
petro!eums Derfh1pinbet.
GtGrfe in's DIa,ntpae er.s
lin Der WdId,e etfDas @lanS 3u Ders
Ieiben un0 i9r Elm aniebnlihereS Musa
ieben ai eeben, miihe man BEN
9lauipaifer Elm Helm tpenia geto4te
Gtdrfe Bel. Die MGfHe Gilt in 0ies
lem TalIe natiirlib niht dls geftGrit.
3. @egen Den 9Dl3tpurm tn
M0be4n niro empfoblen, mittelit
eines 5pribbaIons unb an oiefen
befeitigtsn @lasrDbrnen Bensin, pc
troleum. !sbr perbiinnte RarboIl0z
flung poer 2Diuneen BON bppermuna
aanIaurem GaIi pDer Rupferpitriol,
unter llmitdnOen auh QltoErl IN Die
8obrlDher ein3uipriben. @infpribnn=
gen nit Quediilberiublimat ooer am.
beren @iften ion man nidt n,nfxn-
Srsenb eine gebanOlung nit Odm~
pfen BON Gormalin uno oersleiben
niibt nifts.
0om Ginmoden. 3udergurs
ten. sssite. Ilsilhise @urten, geibdlt,
Ser 2dnge nah halbirt, Die lpsihe
aernmaife nit einem GblDffel berz
dusseIdaht, iperben biibf9 in ettpd
Il finserlanse. idmale StrstTen gez
idnittsn, Damn ben,sifen obsr getppz
gen, gerafden. abgetrcpft, in 10 piel
(bier etira 4 9ai1en fodenben, Ihipa=
den Giiis seseten, bub iie bapon be-
oedt iinb, Der GIiis 1T mod au anbern
benubbar), nun etlpa 2 Minuten ge=
foht, Oann abgetropft. Sir l No.
Sieler @urfen fo9t man 2 Safen
3uder nit "A Quart Weine?fis ettpa
10 Minuten, ldbt nun b1rin bic Sur
fen neb3t @etpiira (oies, beffsr in Elm
Mundpphen aeblinoen, hamit es feline
ountlen 5leden absebs), 6-8 gselz
fen, 10 tpeibe pfefferfSrner. finger
slieolang biinne 3immtltange, giz
tronenItale. Sngiper, ipieber etlpa 6
Minuten itill iieDen Gie follen glaii9
dber bdrtlih iein), bann in einem
Steintopf eir1iee Sage ober Wohen
iteben. Damn fo1t man unter Nbz
ihGumen Die lpieber abgegoiene Brit
he 1870 Wdtllten Elm, bic in3tpi@
ihen iih aniammelnoe INNER tpieoer
beimilheno, ldbt Damn Die @urten
harin nohmals beib iperoen, ipenig
dbfiiblen, flint tie elm unb beipabrt lie,
gut 5iisebunoen, in @lGiern ooer
SDpfen auf. Oieie @urfen iinb febr
bdltbar uno iperben nit Der 3eit inn
mer beher, fait burhii4ttg.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-05
DER Autttpf nrr gentT d1 :
buhtttrtt.

WGbrenb bic austpdrtige politit
Ger Dfterreidifd unsarifehen Oops
pelmonarhie, oanf Der 8iinbniBtreue
bes Oeutf9en Hei9es. einen feiten
Gurs einaubalten permag unb atpeifelz
lps audi in Der ginperleibung 8osz
riens uno Der 9er5egotpina tein
Shritt riidpGrts mebr 3u thun lein
tptrb, bieten bic innerpolitil9en Ner=
bdltnii1e oas ndmlide troftlofe 8ilo
tpie INNER bar. NamentIi9, 10 f6reibt
bic NepNorfer Stautsaeitung. brdnst
in Der Dfterreihif9en 9dlfte bes
Rei9s Der Ronflift atpifden Deutz
19en unb Sfdeden pieber elmer ern=
item Rriie gu, Die bas sanae Rabinett
aus benGusen fprensen mag. Die Be-
f6liii7e, bic auf Der sroben proteitz
perfammluns gefabt tporben iinb. Die
Deutfde alIer parteien in Seplib,
G0bmen, abgebalten baben, aeisen,
baB Mintfterprdiibent 5reiberr b. 8ed
nit oen ibm bonn Raifer Srana Soief
perliebenen beionbern 0olIma9ten
au9 ni9ts 5utpege sebraht bat, gana
tpie es bon Rennern Der NerbdltniiIe
porausgefagt mar.
sSnbem bic protefler in SepliB oie
Nefolution annabmen, bic beuti9en
2lbseorbneten i'm b0bmilhen 2anbtag
unb i'm MbgeoronetenbauIe bes 0iter=
rei9i19en Reidsratbs auf3uforoern,
Sbitruttion anaupenben, Bis bic
Winfae Der Deutiden erfiillt feien,
boben lie oeutlih senug barsetban, baB
Die Werf0bnungs Mttion 0es prez
miers pirfungslos geblieben lit. Oie
Deutf9en Bobmens berlangen na4
tpie Dor als GunoamentalfaB: bic enbz
li1e Durhfiibrung Der b0lligen natio=
nafen 3!peitbeifung B0bmens. Mber
gerd6e Diefe Jorberung tpollen Die
Sfhehen nod niht einmal er0rtern,
gei1tpsige oenn, bab fte au 6eren Grs
fiillung lire 3uitigmmuns geben pirz
ben.
yreiberr b. Bed tonnte BON born>
berein aiemlid iiher fein, baB es ibm
nidt geIinsen ipiirbe, bic borbanbenerl
GeseniGbe einem Musgleid nGber au
bringel Mls e 5eineraett bic beut<