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Current Comment.

A western physician has isolated the '.srouch- germ. Now. if he will only think up . way to isolate the grouches we'll give him a medal.-Phiadelphia Inquirer.
 The country is discovering that there are a lot of grafters in public office. but by the same evidence the honest officials are still q majority News Tribune.
 A company has been organized in New York to wash dishes for people who live in flats Thus does the eman- cipation of woman progress.-Colorado Springs Gazette.
 An Indiana judge has decided that writing poetry is not necessarily q sign of insanity. He probably holds that il Is merely poor judgment-Chi- cago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-15
siRes AND sons.

AAease zeiaya. . con of the ex. yuss11eut ef Nicaragua. is appearine as . pians ssaslst in American vaude- voe hsases. cd his ability is con ceAol
 19 JsAs de vniiers. the first peer cressed h the Pelgn of King George, svss ssaee aores of property in the Paaa sad Wessester districts of Cane C9ssy.
 H. Hsna AAsaAsr. the sesgneur of the isAnaa sf AAsicssfi. is the son of an e0heat Hnsash chemist and capitai- tst vAs 0ade . isrtune from q cocoa Dlaneatisa b Hisaragua.
 R Caa A1G sf Losdsn. banker aA1 eirscssr ef uAe De Beers company, is sAs doesr sf the $3J0.OOo which u WIS snsssaeea AAA been promised ts a0 h casryiAg sat the scheme fer . na6ksaa SAxksnpeaEe theater. Sir Carl wss nads . hassaet in June last.
 Uehed stasas Attorney Henry A. Wtse has apesinted Raymond G. BroWH. . hiinA aaA. . member of his sta2 sf assiSsaAks. Mr. Brown Is a graanatabf ths Harvard Law school ard . repsssed - be a young lawyer sf aacA aAikN. He wtli be employed in - psepasa<ioa of cases. MT. brswn pseparss his papers on a type wsteU. having citations from the au- theu8 sneA - A,m.
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Tales of Cities.

Indianapolis is one of the cities of the plain. It Is as nearly in the center of Indiana as it could be placed with out measuring.
 Wages are going up in New York with the other advances. and house servants are receiving on an average g more . mouth than they did one year age.
 Tarsua. the ancient city iD Asia Minor where the Apostle Paul was born. ts catching up with the progress of civilization and invention and now is illuminated by electricity. The power is taken from the Cydnus river. There are now h Tarsus 45o electric street lights and about GOO tacandes- cent lights for private use.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-15
Aviation.

- Dotor sf an aeroplane makes to6 0sch noise fer an aviator to hear asVsAasg else. q French army officer has Invented q telephone for q passen- gR = use ts tslk to him.
 \ nachiSe ss the principle ot an aeUVAaAs, yet which runs en the eussaA. has sess built by a French inss0rssJ of sviatsrs SC his pupils ny - ns risks h their preliminary
 A sanssD wkh . capacity sf 7!o0e cpnh fest whss inflated with . new gss 1vssted A Germany has a lift f.s power equal - tkat ee balloon sf Se.ses sstIi< feet charged with srdi- Aa1 cal gas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-15
ORDINANCE. NO. 1s2

AN ORDNANCE STATING THH
 GROUNDS AND PROVIDING THf
 MODE FOR REFUSING OR RE
 voKING LICENSES TO CELL iN
 TOxICATING LIQUORs
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
 AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
 CITY OF BISBEE AS FOLLOWS:
 SECTION 1:-In the cases of Li censes issued or to be issued for the sale of intoxicating liquors within this City. the City Council may af -er Zen Gay's notice to the parties in terested of the grounds upon which .ction is p- posed to ts taken, and sf the hearing thereon, and upol proof at such hearing that any of ths following grounds .exist. that is te say: (1) That the place licensed .as been kept as a d,sorderly house 1y which the peace. comfort or ds cency Of the immediate nesghborhoos disturbed, or (2) that the hcen see or his employees have sold, bar tered, furnished or given away any
 uch liquors to any minor person or
 any Habituai Drunkard. or (a) hat such fcensse or nss smpioye nave violated any of the Territoris Laws regulating the sale of intoxicat ing nquors or any of the Ordinance if the City of Bisbee regulating the Business. or (D any good and suf ficient reason pertaining to the vel fare. decncy or comfort of the inhab itants of the City. rev'ke . heenss aready issued. in which sase tA license money paid in shall be for feited to she City. or rsfuss O is sue . license applied for. or issae th same upen such guarantees es eoDdi ton of future good behavior e the, mnv deem proper. but 1m an case sAav sAall in SAo scoog 0 - eoo
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The Writers.

Fzse A Barclay. the author, is . sistk8 9f Mrs. Bauington Booth.
 NsA kargarsa Deland has been at wG& ssr the zst three years upon a neU ssvsl u will probably be pub lish1 h the a,lsAmn.
 Heory James novelist. will return to the Edited States soon, probably to re- Hais. His health has not been satis- fac11sy fer ssEHs time. and he hopes the change ts America will greatly beoa0s him
 O. Caleb Williams Saleeby. widely knswa ss a writer on topics related to ncAf.al art and science. is stiIl young AAa- He was bern at Worthins. Eng laa6 b hSsS and is graduate of the U3vssaity of Edinburgh. His wife is . 41gkfes sf Alice Meynell. the poet
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Train and Track.

The electrical operation sf trains fn the aS Clair tunnel undar ths Detroit river Aas shown great economies as osmpassA with steam
 Ths PraAaiaa state railways have . new apparatus fer cleaning and disin- fecting sass which makes ths cost only sns-teath sf what 1t was-$S-so per car instsaA sf eSS.
 Several Ensiish railways have built freight ears especially fer ssroplsneA the snls having double doors which spes ss the fnu height and width of fhA CT.
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Base Hits.

Aak hDfAAa is one of the timeliest sf hettsa- Ah waliops. delivered with two sst. hass aved many a game for the Cuhs sAb aaAs0n-
 eDeh0 Dr1eks of the New York Naeisaah Aas ne mannerisms of Mathewson h tAs box. same rubbing sf - baA aAA lifting of the arms.
 LA5sis . ssssas to be quite an ar tsse banter: skas Is he always will ing O pssao ts the hit and run play w1ea Heesasasy. all of which shows thaa Ae b LazinG ns sleep over his bat ting asssags.
 r6a BaseAA Bob Ungiaub of WasAingts. has been In the American leaGas fss eighs years 1t Is said that dO1nG An thas time he has used the ss1ns hAa and nitt. He does not use the aAab A Dr>stice. but enly in the
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English Ete!lings.

Races were he'd q Epssn ss lone age - 1c4o.
 The LoaAAa county council has 600 srickea pisehas. sa which 10000 crzck- eters psay svGy Saturday.
 Rsesst.G she battieship IrTssistihls wW ssA Aas0os. anA the work w1li sscxpy siGAt sr sise usntAs
 The sh&posat of fancy horsss b qui,s . Asnx1rs in Eneissd. and spsc1ai railway caD ass buaif fer three horses. They Avs . groom room in front of the hsnsy haads and paAdsd stalls.
 of coovss. -rr .eA sf ss.s.s ss~srs I'll sivs you a CS1es cut tho al<,~b,y s~ses ustis sn,ss. Bes sbs Dsass as rueh for the ooor- Are yos runatnG s~ay from that-' says Ne" | s~vr: -thsrs's eniy . eossn. Tn Sssng ss bay ssms more,'
 Cleveland Loadsr.
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in within twenty days Conclusive . the day of service). after ths servica on you of this summons (if servss within the county; otherwise withil thirty days) or judgment by defaul will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 Given under my hand and the Sea of the District Court of the Secon Judicial District of the Territory of Ar izona, in ana for the County of Co chise, this 4th day of May, in tn year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
 A. ii. GARDNER Clsrk By W. EBOGGS, Deputy Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 1e1

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE REV ENUE FOR THE CITY OF BIS BEE FOR THE YEAR 1910. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BISBEE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1:-That there be and hereby is levied upon the assessed value of the real and personal prop erty within the City Of Bisbee as shown by the Equa,ized Assessment Roll of the City of Bisbee for the year 1910. the following taxes:
 CD Four Mills on the dollar of the Assessed valuation for the purpose of defraying the salaries of the oni- cers and the ordinary and contingent expenses of the City not otherwise provided for.
 (2l Twelve mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation for the pur- pose of constructing and repairing streets, sewers, sidewalks and cross walks, or bridges and eulverts, upon such streets and sidewalks.
 (3) Twelve mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation to defray the interest of the public debt of said City.
 (D Two millf on the dollar of such assessed valuation for the Sew craze Bond Sinking Fund.
 SECTION 2:-That the Clerk Issue warrant for the Collection of said taxes in the manner and form pre- scribed by Ordinance No. IT Of tn City of Bisbe.
 5CTION 3:-This Ordinance shal take effect and be in force from and after the day of its passage. ap proval and publication Sas required by law.
 Passed and adopted by the Common Council and approved by the Mayor this suh day of September, A. D 1910
 c. l.. EDHUNDSON,
 Mayor of City of Bisbee Attest
 JOS. NcKEEHAN,
 City Clerk.
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Simple Salve.

DD Aao0nt relief fn case of Qramps iA nOAs dip th& hand h cold water aud PHh under ths kAas sf the ccaApsd i0
 ADVN SiyeeriA ts . snall directly the accident happens and cover k uD wi1h SsEips of rag soaked is giyceriA- If tAs glyeerin Is not at hand apply sa1sS ~ in the same way.
 WAs, one is subject ts sore tArsat . aDseAiDg drink is made from . pint sf b0siey water brought ts ths boiling pNtUt ever hot fire. Ts this is added an sns<e of the bert gum arabic. wtish s constantIy stirred untA d. sosNnAL
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State Lines.

Sssp raising in Pennsylvania dates frt1 sbont IGS3
 Dsw Mexico is third is rahk a0sAs the states as a producer sf wea
 1Ae first industry in volume in Mas serhssetis. and the second sa New Bag lanl Is shoes and leather.
 Rinois ranks first of a1 the states la she matter of internal revenue eel lecGDaBs- New York is seconl.
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The Hobble Skirt.

4 vAaaA jast hsns fEsm Paris had ts pay = pr seat duty ea nsv skirt. and. ss pscne ths cruelty. if vss . hob- his skigt. and she oouida's kick--Ds- rsit Trse PrssA-
 The ss0tioa has bsaa aiasd as to whsthsr . wemen tn one of ths new hobbIs skirts would rua from . mouse. scysesA fer heip or Jnst stand stiu and Iauzb at it-New York Tribune.
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the specific grounds upon whicA thei caution IS based.
 SECTION 2:-Any license issues contrary to such orders by the City Marshall shall be void SECTION 3:-This Ordinance shal take effect and be in force from and after It's passage. approval and Pub lication as required by law. Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common Council this 9th day of September. A. D. 1910. Approved this sth day of ssptem- Der. 1s1e.
 c. L. EDMUNDSON,
 Mayor of City of Bisbee- Attest
 JOS. McKEEHAN,
 City Clerk.
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Recent inventions.

4 Nevada inventor has vstaafs1 . pO~er driven rotary Assf pac@ Aw u0 by borseshoers.
 - deal yards from . Dask vAthsus danGer of mi~drals ar rurSfas thG0 etR Is tb.s ,i.a of a ssarhsse pafsneo1 b7 . New iogk D.aD.
 - mark goods in 4 nnndry h . uu1form manner a mschiae has bssa invented in which fyps is sst by . ksy- beasd. after which the articlss ts bs uDyked gre run throuSh she naah1ns aO printed.
 " own" Ae exsAklB4 = osy ~ve starting en thsig ws64n0 31as- -. -are yos glad ysa - Ane- lbDe foreverT
 ~Y0. csSi" she fOvUo1 00nsA 'HOw l csn sat green sa6Sos voeDsvS DSaease. Rscssd-4@hA
 S.c.Ieos PrseS>v. Re ec.les.- got . msussa ssesn; The heirs were very sftt@. But rever u1fnd-that schS0 o~W sWSs 4 star cs.ci,~r. . ryfsbuo
 pftch~r s.4-d an SbeUUU
 -%yssSoys Post
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gives new ambition and life from the first dose. Mrs. GEORGE STRICKLER Hudson, Ohio, R. No 5. Box S2.
 Hundreds of such letters iron mothers expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Yegeta bie Compound has accomplished fol them have been received by the Lydis E. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn Mass
 Young Girls, Heed This.
 Girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, head ache, dragging-down sensations, faint ing spells or indigestion. should talk immediate action to ward off the seri ous consequences and be restored tt health by Lydia E. Pinkaam's Vege table Compound. Thousands have beer restored to health by its use.
 If you would like special advice ebout your case write a c0nfiden' tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, al Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free aud always helpful
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fewer weak and all
 |ing women. 1rreg
 |ular and painful ] periods S and such troubles would be relieved at once in many cases. Lydia |E. Pinkham's Vege
 table Compound is fine for ailing girls land rundown wo
 |men. Their delicate organs need a tonic land the CompounS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


 Estate of Joseph H. Pattison, de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, the administrator of the estate of Joseph H. Pattison. de ,eased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with he necessary vouchers. within four months after the first psblicantion of his notice to the said administrator It the office of Frank B. Dorr. attor- 1ey for said administrator Bisbes. Arizona, the same being the place Tor the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County sf Co cAisa.
 JOHN PATTISON, Administrator of the estate ef Jo- seph H. Pattison, 6sesaDe4 DatsA this eth day sf September ,sle.
 Fiyss publication ssytsnDsr ., lus ~
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iN rnE plsrRlcT coURr

IN THE DierRicT COURT
 Of the Second Judicial District Q the Territory of Arizona. h cd fn rhe County fl Coca.se.
 John H. Slaughter. Piaiu13. VI c. Kelly. Defendant
 Action brought in tho District Cour of the Second Judicial Distrsct sf n Territory of Arisona, A and - - County Uf Cochise and the complain fled In tho said County of Cochiss In the oflics of tAe Clsrk q 0a1 Dia trict Court.
 The Territory of Ariso1e ssn1 Greeting To J. O. Kelly.
 You ars hereby reQuired to aDpea in a actioa brought against you D the abovs named plaintiR. b ths Dl' tries Court oe ths ooeoal Ju1iela District q the rser1tory c ASsspe1 in snd for ths Coanty q CosAasA en ] b snsvss lAs ssaphlsA o,a1 O~I
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-15

WANTED-Kitchen woman, Midway Boarding House. Johnson Addition.
 1S6.
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DE THE FIREMEN EVER SO PROMPT
 there is bound to be some damage
 where Q fire occurs Ever thxIn
 what little fire it would take c destroy property worth many tinza
 THE COST |oF FIRE INSURANCE. Don't you think it would be viser to have us insure you so that yUu
 would have some thing coming A nre should occur? Johnson & Hai6lcr ALESTATE& FIRE INSURANCE
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MOTHERS
 WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink
 hams Vegetable Compound

Hudson. Ohio.-'If mothers realized the good your remedies would do deli cate girls l believe there would be
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class waitress must be experienced. good wages, apply or address Mansion Hotel, Ben son.
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WANTED.

by first class wo- man cook, or general housework Small private family. Philadei- phia Hotel.
 11s.
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH lodge No. meets in 1. O. U. '. AAi Main street. first and third Frida' evenings of each month.
 GRACE H. RIGHT.
 Noble Grant MRS. MAUD PERRY, Secretary.
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FOR RENT

FOR REST:-5-room house. bath, electricity and gas Inquire l. H. Barkdoll. s2 Quality Hill.
 1s2
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-One brand new high grade Wheeler { Wilson Sewing Machine. Call this office.
 1s4
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FOR RENT:-One three-room bunga-
 low cottage. For full particulars in
 quire Walter Greasy. o4 Mason Hill or phone 220. 195
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
SENIORS GIVE PERFORMANCE.
Pupils and Parents Crowd Western
High school Hall.

The Yuletide spirit manifested itself in
both young and old at Western High
School last. when the senior class pre-
scented '"The Rose and the Ring" in the
assembly han. which was crowded with
pupils and their parents.
A number of distinguished guests. in
Guiding Commander Peary, and Senators
Burkett, McCumber, and Perkins, were
invited to witness the performance. and
all of them felt repaid for their coming.
The play, taken from Thackeray. was
dramatiZed by Miss Margaret Merrill,
head of the department OF English, who
drilled the SENIORS in their roles, being
assisted by Miss Madeline Davis.
The following took part in the per-
Torrance: James Lockwood, Marie
Peary, Dorothy Trout, Dorothy Loud,
Edith Combes. Harold Bantz. Marimna
Bucker, Kenneth Read. Raymond Shoe
maker, Walter upman Edwin Hale. Ed
win Bethel, Benjamin Micou. Morris
Paris, Maurice Cohen. Ruth Dodge,
Edith McQuade. William Gray, Frederick
knight. Cecilia Arnold, Allen Garner,
Duncan Fuller, James Courts, and Wal
ter Upman. Miss Sallie Mason performed
on the piano.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
Lillian Turnbun Tells Of Relations
with Lucky, Baldwin.

Los Angeles, Dec. 22-Miss lillian
Turnbull had another hard day of cruel
ing cross-examilation on her relations
with Lucky Baldwin. but she emerged
from the ordeal without having made any
admission thar injured her case mate
rally. What Gavin McNab sought TO
show by hundreds Of questions was that
Baldwin did not live with Lillian as her
husband.
She described their life on the Santa An
tia ranch. and admitted that in the three
months she remained there the old mil
liOnaire gave her only S125 in money and
bought her only one pair OF shoes and
few cheap trinkets. She said that four
days after the contract marriage was
signed Baldwin secured possession of
this document and never returned it
When Lillian told Baldwin she had dis
covered he had a wife living she said he
called her a narrow-minded Puritan, and
declared that she would soon see that he
was a Mohammedan and must have more
than one wife.
He said the picture Of a Turkish harem
WAS the finest picture he had ever seen
He promised TO get a divorce from his
wife. When she protested he put $50
on the table and told Her to use it and
go East with him. She took the money
but never returned 10 live with him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23

pole?'' the doctor was asked He par
ried the question for a few moments
Il believe l was there he finally
answered. but I may be mistaken"
How about Mount Mckinley
II am certain reached the top of
Mount Mckinley" answered the explorer
with dignity. I'm answer Prof Parker
latest charges in an interview which
will release for publication next Mon
day"
In Doubt as 20 Doubt.
The doctor said that he doesn't know
just when ne first began TO doubt about
having reached the pole.
And do you believe that Mr.. Peary
reached the pole?" some one asked.
Il do and always have believed so, .
came the prompt answer
And are you going TO return the gift
OF the key TO the city OF the board OF
aldermen, doctor?" was still another
question sent along as the doctor was
withdrawing If he heard he did not
answer
The doctor does not know what he viii
do in the future, he said. He is certain,
however that henceforth he VIII make
New York his home lie has no plans
for going on the lecture platform. From
time to time. he let it be known, the
world viii receive typewriter statements
FROM him which VIII give an inkling of
some of the truths In his published story,
the statements TO be issued from time 20
time while the magazine is going to press.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-23
Two SENTENCED FOR SPYING
British Naval Officers Must Serve
Four Years.
Prisoners Found Guilty of EsPiOn-
age on Noted German Fort
ress at Berlin.

Leipzig. Dec. 2.-Capt. Bernard Trench
and Lieut. Vivian Brandon of the British
navy, who have been on trial here on 4
charge OF espionage on the fortress at
Berlin. were to-day found guilty and
were sentenced 10 four years detention
in q fortress.
The Crown prosecutor called upon the
court to impose a sentence Of six years
Imprisonment in a fortress, He said he
would not demand penal servitude be-
cause of extenuatng circumstances, in
GLIDING the fact that the accused officers
acted in the interest of their country,
that they were foreigners. and that they
had not made any attempt TO seduce
Germans for their purposes.
The motive, he said. was honorable. as
was also their action in taking all the
blame upon themselves. Finally, In
their favor. was the fact that they had
admitted their guilt.
The convicted officers are likely TO be
sent to the fortress at Glatz, Siberia.
They will be allowed TO provide for their
own comforts, TO associate with the off,
GERS and students there, and TO be guests
of the governor Of the fortress. No irk-
some restrictions will be imposed on
them and they viii be given plenty of
opportunities for recitation and study
They will be permitted occasionally to
visit the town.