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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
BIRD MAN KILLED

> Paris, October 26.-M. Blanchard,
 ; the aviator, fell from height of , 100 feet and was instantly killed to- , day The accident occurred over ; the aviation field at Issy La Mouli- } neaux, where Blanchard was try , ing to descend after a successful ; flight from Bourges.
 b Fernand Blanchard, M. Bregi and , M. Bielovucci, who had partici-
 > pated in the aviation meeting at ' Bourges, decided to return to > Paris through the air. Bregi ar
 } rived first, having covered the dis , tance from Bourges to Paris in > { hours and 10 minutes. Blanch-
 e ard was close second and was , over the aviation field at Issy La
 : Moulineaux when his monoplane ; fell. Blanchard was found dying
 ; in the wreckage and survived but , few moments. M. BieIovucci ar : rived safely.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Announcement Confirmed

Cincinnati, october 26.-Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker tonight confirmed the announcement that he had cancelled bis speaking engagement at Sandusky tomor- row night. When asked for a statement giving his reason for declining to con- tinue on the stump in Ohio during the present campaign, MT. Foraker said:
 T have no statement to make on the subject tonight My position has been stated with clearnes sto the republican campaign committee. and for any further information you are referred to the chair man of that body
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Killed By Sheriff. Posse

Corpus Christi, Tex. October 26.-Re- sistins arrest, William Leahy. aged "A years. and companion; sought refuge from a sheriff's posse in dwelling house at Mathis. San Patricio county. today.
 An exchange of shots followed and Leahy was killed. His companion surrendered
 uninJured. They were wanted in con- nection with a minor disturbance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
JAIL SENTENCE GIVEN

Morristown, Pa. October 26.-W. oorIon Dyer, one of the wealth. iest mon of the county, who was convicted of aggravated assault and battery because an automo- i. biIe that he was driving ran down and injured a man and wife who were riding in a carriage. was today sentenced to nine months Imprisonment in the county prison and pay fine of s26o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Big Fire In Cuban Town

Havana. October 26.-Fire this morn ing destroyed 27 buildings at Mayeri. a town of Oriente province, a short distance from Santiago. The loss Is estimated at S250,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Farmer Kills Himself

San Antonio, Tex, October 26-Despond- ent because of i'll health, J. P. Flynt. aged 90 years, farmer residing near Woodward, Tex, placed the muzzle of a shotgun to his left side today, and pull ipg the trigger with stick, sent charge of huckshot through his heart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
MUCH ROTTENNESS
 BEING REVEALED

Lisbon, October 26.-Jose Relvas, min declared he was appalled, at. the oorrup- tion of the old regime which his inves- tigation is revealing. In the future it would be war to the knife against spe- cial privilege abuses, he said. It was almost unnecessary to say that all the old government employees would be dis missed
 The Kings civil list of 900. the min mister said, would be replaced by mod est presidential salary. Taxes on neces- sities would be reduced and those on luxuries increased. The richer classes who hitherto have been evading taxes will be closely watched.
 In conclusion, Senhor Relvas expressed the opinion that the separation of the church and state would be accomplished within month
 Reports Are Discussed
 Rome, October 26-Mgr. Tonti. the papaI nuncio at Lisbon, who recently returned to Rome, today discussed with Cardinal Merry del Val. the papal secretary, re- ports received by the vatican concern ing events in Portugal and cleared up points upon which the cardinal desired information.
 Mgr. Tonti expressed the hope that aft CT public feeling had subsided arrange ments might be made with the republican government that would be satisfactory to Rome. He added that the accusations against the clergy of Portugal were un- founded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27
Foraker Is Firn

Columbus O., October 26.-After receiv- Ing a telegram from MT. Foraker, can
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-27

SCoNTINUnD oN FACE Q
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Das Ohr uno feline pfleee.

0on allen Sinnesorgonen tpirb Das
Sbr om itiefniitterlihiten bebanbelt,
unp bod tann geraoe bier Die seringIte
Ra9ldiliefeit ober llnporiidtisteit iid
oft bitter RIDDEN. Die pernunfteemdbe
pflsse oes Sbres ioll fdon i'm 5artez
item Otter, alio balo nud Der @eburt,
Beginner. Die Sbrmu1del 1T tdgli9
gu reinigen unb nit einem nei4en
5ude abautrodnen, bod barf feline
Seife in ben @ebDrgans einorinsen.
oa tie. 5umal BEL nieberbolter @inpirz
fung einen entaiinoliaen Reio auf Die
leiht perleBli6e 9aut ousiibt. Den
Guberen GebDrgang reinigt mon am
beiten nit einem 8duf4den meoioiz
nifch reiner Watte, Die pinielartig um
bus freie Gnbe zines Streidbpl3es se=
tpidelt miro. ober nit au1ammeneez
oebtem, tpeiAem 8erbanbmull; 6aarz
nabeln, SbrlDffel unb anoere eesnltruz
mente bieier Dirt biirfen auf teinen
Boll CUR Sduberuns bes Obres be-
nuBt nerben, ebenfo bite mon iid, gu
tief in ben @ebOrgang einSubobren.
Dem neuseborenen &inbe balte man
nod MDgli9feit alle ftarten Sc
rdufde fern; fpdter, ipenn feline Sim
nesprsane fid setraftist baben, mag es
iih nad unD nah baran gep0bnen;
bod permeibe man audi Damn nod. es
unmittelbar grellen Shallipirtungen,
.pie benz MbfdieBen elmer 8anone, lau=
fem Srnmmeln, Dem 3ufommenf1la=
gen Ser 6dnbe bibt BORN DIR unb
.abnlihen gepaltfamen 9Dnen aus5uz
feben. Ni6t bringenb eenue III ferner
bic llniitte 5u Derbammen, Eiilber
fart an ben Sbren 5u aieben, ibnen
ins DIR gu blafen, iie aufs Obr au
fhlugen ober 3ll fiiffen, ipeiI ouburh
nur 3u leiht etne 3erreibnng bes
9rommelfelles berbeisefiibrt ober cine
Griniitterung oes irnere1, Dbrs perz
ur1dnt tperbtn tam.
Grfrantungen bes finblishen Dbrs
seigen iih oer pfleserin In ben meilten
/ Sdllen bHrh llnrube Des Rinbes an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Yramitrmng bon 9iemitboteu.

Cine Yrdmiirune treuer OienItbps
ten nabm am 8uBtage Der 8erliner
5ausfrauen : 8erein gu ieinem SO.
Stiftunesfeite Dor. Die 78zidbrise
8priibenbe 5rau 2ina Morsenitern
leitete ben Oft. Snsgeiammt erbielz
ten Sc Oisnitboten fir lansjdbrige
treue Oienite bel Elm unb ber1elben
6errfhaft prdmien, Die aus 8roihen,
8ohbii1ern, Werten Der 2iteratur
unb Gelbeefdenten beitanoen. Sir
4O=jGbrige treue Oienite tpurben gum
pierten N}al bas 9ausmdbhen @liIe
Repte unb gum britten Wale bic
@irtbidafterin 2uife 9dosau prd=
miirt. Weiter erbielten II. a. prd@
mien 2uile Shula fir eine 4Ojdbrige,
Marie Wieie unb Minna 8iebrid fir
cine 30zjdbrise, Gina 9artmann fir
eine 26iGbriee, Glile @ut3eit fir cine
25idbriee 0ienitoeit, Inter ben
Brdmiirten befanb fid biesmal au6
Elm Oiener.' Seit ieinem 8eiteben
bat Der gerein 1880 prdmien ner=
tbeilt. Sdrnmtli9e prdmiirte erbal=
ten aus Der Gina Mprgeniternz zStif=
tilng i'm Mlter cine laufenbe Gente.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
hysieniicbe nIibgrife.

IS 1T elm bebentIider MiBariff, oen
arbeitseifer 70 fpeit gu treiben, baB
man erit nm Wlitternaht gu 8ett sebt
unb na4 bier. fiinf5tunoen f1on fpie~
rer auffteht. Die Gtunbe, bic man
hem S6laf abftiebIt, iit nod lange
feline setppnnene @tunbe. Der 3pilz
Iinsshruber bes Sflofes, her Sob.
freibt unerbittli6 Elm, mas feinem8ru-
Der ent5oeen ipirbe. Das iit fein
neuer. nher Elm febr ipobrer Musipruh.
I, Sc tit Elm bebenfliher MiBgriff, gu
dInuben. ie mebr 3eit Ginber unb iuns
&c 2sute iiter lire 8iiher eebiidt iiben
nno nhiiffefn". beito mebr lernen iie
inb neitn fliieer iperoen lie. sic fDnn<
ten leidlt bas @egenteil bamit eraielen,
,oenn iis Die Sa6e iibsrtreiben. Gs
ileniigt nidt Den &opf pollsupfropfen
init ouspenbigeelerntem WiFen. Die
!oouptfafe 1T, bab es peroaut ipirb.
Gin ebenfo bebentliher Miberiff lit
IS, fiG ein3ubiloen, je lnebr unb nabrz
l,ofter jemanb iBt, oeito eefunber uno
irGftiger nirb er Set iun9en i'm
Ra6stum beeriffenen Menf9en mag
ip ein a0rniein Mabr6eit oarin lieaen.
:}ft oter hds Mo0stum obeefdloifen
rnh Ser &nrper nit feinem Qufbou
,rtig, 10 III iehes 3upiel unb 3usut in
Ter Nabrungsaufnabme Elm 0erfeben,
nns iih rddt. Mur bat nit nur al;
aupiel Geht eeioet: ouf einen Menz
ffen. Der an 6ungsr itirbt, fpmmen
hunhert, Die an su retdli6em GfIen
Iterten.
glidt minher bebenflidb lit Ferner ber
MiBariff, 5u meinen, neil Elm ipsni9
Gpaaiereneehen. Robcln. Sdpimmen.
ShIittfduloufen uno onbere tofrperz
Iide llehuneen einenl gut tun, 10
miiiie reht piel ooppn erit re9t gut
fun. llebertreibung 1T nuh ieber
gti6tllng bin fhoblid.
Gs 1T Elm bebenfliGer MiBeriff, gez
robe bos tleinlte pher fonnenloieIte
3immer Der 9an3en Wo6nung gum
Sdlafaimmer fir Das eeeienetite gu
halten. 0os 8egenteil ndre perniinfz
tiger.
@s lit Gin benenflidler Miberiff, ben
iebr rtdtieen Grunbiob, boB mon fri
Fhe Cuff oud pGbreno bes Sdlufes
atmen ion. hobin ou perfebren, oub
bob man i'm pcllen 3uae liest. 3ugz
lnft 1T idon i'm paden 3uftonne 81
permeioen, lpie pielmebr erit i'm
5dlafe, roo Der Menif iid unbeipuBt
10 leiht entbl6bt.
Sc iit Elm bebentlider WiBariff, iid
Idcn in ben eriten pdrmeren Sriihz
!insstogen Ieidt ansusieben, peil Ell
mem bic Minterioden unbebuglid
bibenb porfpmmen unH i'm Sreien gu
iiben, peil Die Sonne lpdenb fheint.
Mond elmer bet ii6 bcbei ben 9oh gez
l,holt pher ZEN Grunb 5u oauernnem
| 5iedtur geleet. Cine SGpolbe madt
nod1 feinen Sommer uno Elm lohenber
Sriiblingstog fam Elm iebr triigeriz
{6er 8ait iein.
Gs iii enbIi6 elm bebenfliher MiBz
qriff, iraeno cine Mlebiain. einen See,
einen 8runnen gu trtnfen, neil er anz
bern oebolfen. Die Gbnlid litten. nie
man ielbit gu leiben but, ooer Elm 6eilz
mittel fir unfeblbar 3u betrachten, neil
es einem augenbltdltde Grleidterung
rerIhofft. Was einem bilft. tonn fir
ben anbern b06it ungeei9net Iein, uno
Ielbit nenn ii9 nod elmer Sur ioforz
tiae Dirfune einitellt, fonn nun Der
srfabrene 9(r5t beurteilen. ob lie ni4t
IGGolihe Nebenz unD Na6pirfun9en
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
9Rr1tildJteH.

Die @orsGnse Der lebten brei
Mohen in Weibenburs uno Miil=
bauIen, bic Elm bebeutenoes Mnpa9z
len Der Oeutfhfeinoli9feit betpeiien,
baben, ipie Elm 8erliner 8latt f6reibt,
bic beuti9e Hesierilns peranlaBt, iih
an bic franoOlif4e gu tpenben nit benz
griuden, an Hei9sldnoer porldufis
feinc Nus5ei6nunsen au perleiben.
Die frana0fiide Nesieruns tpirb,. ipie
es fdeint, bieler 8itte entfprehen.
Wenig1tens beutet oie Meigerung Des
fran50iiiden Miniiters bes 9leuBern
pihon, ben gbrenoomberrn in Meb
qlbbe Collin fir oas areua Der gbrenz
legion por5ufdlasen, barauf bin. Sn
einem Snreiben an 9eneral 8onnal,
Der Collins glusaeihnuns anserest
batte, betpnt Mhon ausbriidlih, Dab
pplitiide @riinoe sesen ben 8oriblas
iprehen.
Den ungere1tfertigten Mngriffen
Der MlIbeutfben auf ben beutfhenBot=
ldafter grafen 8ernitorff lit be,
@toatsietretdr fir MusipGrtige Mna
selesenbeiten, BON 5hoen. init Reht
cntInieben entgegengetreter. 3tpar
bat er ben Mnbeutfden 0erbanb 1ebr
gefhDnt unb iih iiilr gesen pereirl3elte
llno inbiDibuelle MusfGlle aeipenbet,
oher inbaltIid mar feline Nebe gana
am plaBe aIs our Dertbeibigung Der
burhaus torreften MusldiIungen bes
Hot5hdfters. mir in ben Ser. Gtaa>
ten fpiifen biefe tpcbl 5u ipiirbigen llnbl
mDhten bic dll3nbenticben Mnoeutfhen
erfahen, fih nidt in Mngelesenbeiten
Su mifdtn Bite lie nidt Deriteben,
DifGrei{prehung iGmmtliderQlnqez
fldgten I'M Ritler Merftprp3eB Ieqt ben
G1IuB ndbe, bdB 5l Beginn ors prosl
|5sIlss nehr 2drrt eenaht tporben III,
dis n0tbig mar syn bielsr QIuffdFuna
pirb man burh ben Ney.tgonf per csyns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

Drebt es bas aDpfntn ouffallenb oft
bin unb Der, faBt es NIT ben 9dnbeil
na1 ben Dbren oDer mabt iib sud-
reia bemerfbar, 10 liegf Der WerDaht
elmer Sbreneriranflung ndbe- Be
griinbeter mod erfheint Diefe Berlnus
tung, ipenn iib Ghleim Dber Giter obz
fonbert, ober bos Rinb eben erft cine
Der befonnten Rinberfrnntbeiten, ipie
Mafern, @harlad. 5Aarlohoip bthez
rie uffp. bur1eemadt bat. SerdDe
oieie aranfbeiten binterlaifen oft bOsS
artiae ssolaen, pie cine erbObte Nnfs
merffanfeit Der Wlutter erTorperl.
Wenn irgenbipo Elm .5elbffnrteren"
ppm llebel 1T, 70 gans Defenders BEL
allen 2eiben beg 5art nnb fnnifpoll
aebauten Obres. Waan Suhe baber
ltets 6ilfe an Der rehten Stelle nnD
ipenbe Ii9 fofort an ben arat, Der pie
arontbeit i'm Geime au srfennen uno
anu befdmpfen permag. Sorgloies
3Daern fann Dem patienten nnbetlbas
rem Sbaben 5ufiieen.
Mud in fosmetifher 8esiehung
iollte in friibeiter Sueenb, nnb 5lpor
Dor alien borbeugenb, duf bas DIR
einaepirft perben. Maniehe baralif,
bob bic ainber iich beim 2iegen auf
benz 8opffiiIen Die Ohrrdnoer niht
umbieaen unb loiIe fie feline 81 fpeiten
miiben pber 6iite tragen, Da beren
Rrempen nit her3eit bic Sbrmuiheln
nieberbriiden unb pom aopfe abbrdn=
gen. Gbenlp perunitdltet oas ihpn
oben gsrigte .3ieben" bic urfpriinsz
lid pobIgeitoltete 5orm bes Sbres
unb, mas mod ptel fdlimmer 1T, es
fann iiberbies Su @inriHen am Winfel
Des ObrlGppdens fiibren.
Mie man Iib gum 8ebraude Der
Obrrinse itellt, 'iit Sade beg Sc
Ibmads". sSebenfalls laf5e man pas>
Ste6en Der ObrlGder nur sn elmer
3eit pornebmen, penn bas 8inb iiG
pollfommen ipobl befinbet unb peber
Itroful0Ie 3ultGnbe, nod iberbaiipt
{6lecbte Grndbrunesperbdltniife ob=
polten. Sotpobl bas DIR bes 8inz
Des, aIs ou6 bic 6dnbe Der pperierenz
ben perIon Iinb Dor Der proaeour gez
b0rig nit 9eife gu reinigen unb 81
besinfisieren, bomit feline f4dbliden
Stoffe in Die Wunbe bringen. Oas
Obrlo6 iolI in Der Wlitte bes Sbrz
ldppdens iiben, @ti9t man es gu
tief unten, 10 ift lebtetes Der @efabr
bes MusreiBens ourd Dos 8epi6t Der
Obrrinee uno Sbrgebdnse ousgeieBt.
@roBe, idfpere Sbrringe 5ieben iiberz
oies Dos Obrldpp6en unf6on in bia
2dnee unb beeintrd6tigen Die 8egels
mGBigteit bes @eiidtsopals. am
beiten pdre es ipobl, Der Site oes
5rasens BON Obrringen Den 2aufpaB
81 geben.
S9lieblih nod Elm Bort iiber Die
bielgeiibte unIitte. ii6 bas Sbr nit
Watte gu peritopfen, Inn @rfdltun9en
ppraubeueen pper I6on porbanoene Su
6eilen. Gs lieet ouf Der Sano, DOB
oas Sbr borur6 nur peripet6li6t unb
erit re6t empfinbli6 eema9t miro.
2lber abeeie6en bopon. perurIa4t Der
Dattepfropf, aumal psnn er ielten 9ez
pe6ielt pirp, bGufig Suden, Ndile
unb S6uppenbilbung i'm 9e6Dr9dng.
ia mitunter iogar i6mer5bafte gntz
3iillDungen. 9lur ipenn friiber Shrz
eiterungen itattsefunben 6aben, 1T
beim 8nben, ionit ollenfalls nod betm
9au6en Elm 9erfhluB bes Sbres mitz
telit Wottebauf6es on3uroten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Gin sdlauberaer.

Simmer itebt .3eritreut in beinem
3eusniB. sSrib, bas gebt nidt!"
nNber, 8robpater, penn i6 iebt
ihon 10 oeritreut bin. perbe id bod
beftimmt fpdter profe1or!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Ginbern,mnD.

Der tleine Srans: Sag, Ontel,
tbut Dir Oas DIR nod neb2"
Der Snfel: .Mir bas Sbr:: Wie
fpInmit Du 0arauf?"
Der. fleine ssrana: .papu bat nph
Wdttaas gefoat, er bate Did proentz
lid iiber's DIR aebauen."
Die @uffragette Mrs. panfburIt
fat ibren 3ubDrerinnen erflGrt, tie
noiirben ME oos Stimmrehf erbaItert,
tpenn iie nidt 5u reoen anfb0rten; Sd,
bei i1eint bic @ute feinesiDegs nn siz
iler QGbmuuy ibser @prehpsrt5eugs
3u lsioen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

J : 80 & Z y = i
Der @raf 8oni gaitequne m0dts
serne feline ainber duf ibrem Mess
3ur Gnule begleiten. Mnna iollte elm
10 billiges Werlangen nit syreuben ses
ipGbren. sic brauht ia ben Rinoern
fein @slo in bic 9afden an fteden.
profei1Dr Barrier, Der befutiate pbps
iiDloge an Der llniDeriitdt 0arDarb
1prtnt ben syrauen nornldle Sc.
fhmndsnerpen ab. Mealb Der aber
feline aDdinnen bdnfis rpedfeln!
y Dr. Gpo6fen. ser Qtr5t Ser Beas
rp'iMen Glpsbition. i,eil,f. Die .MorD,
pplae9eubsn tonptenseifltn aiiteii soeil,
prt fiir 5uhfrtuloietrante nbaeben.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 81
When John +. Ship. former heriif
OF Hamilton County. Tennessee, and
his two comrades are released from
the district Jail tomorrow they will
depart Immediately for their homes
in Tennessee, where one of them VIII.
be greeted by a new addition to his
family. For the offense of contempt
OF court in failing to prevent the
lynching at Chattanooga Of Ed John
son, a negro under sentence of death.
whose execution had been stlyss
by the United States Supreme Court.
that court on November Is last sen
fenced Sheriff Ship and two others
to ninety days in prison. The SEN
tence was shortened two weeks by
good behavior. Three others who
were sentenced to sixty days impris-
onment for completely In the lynching
were released from jail several
weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
DOUGLAS EXPECTS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
douglas International.

douglas INTERNATIONALLY
The international yesterday receiy-
ed information to the effect that
within the next three months the
Southern Pacific company would
make formal application 10 the city
council for right of way for its line
Il rough the city OF Douglas This
splication may be made at aay time
during that period and possibly with
In the next few weeks. Il was also
ascertained that the Southern Pacific
regarded a route ON Railroad avenue
a. he most desirable and one that
- Jlld, perhaps. meet with the APP
prevail OF the citizens OF Douglas.
H. l. Randolph. who has charge of
tie survey of the line OF the South
efn Pacific from its intersection with
the Kelton-Naco line near the mouth
Of Forest canyon. has during the past
two weeks been completing this work
to Douglas. but as yet has made no
statement concerning just where the
line viii enter the corporate limits
the city. It will not require much
more time TO complete this survey
and then ii will be definitely known
Just what route would be desired
through Douglas to such point as
might be chosen for a depot and ter
minal side tracks. The line from
Forest canyon comes through Pirtle-
vile and II the Railroad avenue is
desired it would probably cross the
E. P. & S. W. west of the coal bins.
Coming into the city this way it
would be convenient for the two rail
roads 10 join in union depot at the
north end of G avenue.
The citizens of Douglas will be
found ready at any time to extend
the glad hand TO the Southern PaciH'
hhenever it is ready to enter the city
rs 10 doubt will make matters yer,
- for that company in the matte
81 occurring a desirable and practi
cable route through the city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

manageable Conservative estimate would place tho number
approaching TEN MILLION.
DEPENDS FUTURE NATION WE
HAVE TO POPULATION OTHER
COUNTRIES NATIONAL STATUS, TO MAN OUR
ARMIES BRAIN AND Drawn RE-
ouIaEo TO INDUSTRIES NECESSARY
VITALITY nATioNHooD7
really great country depend her OWN CHILDREN
The and who spring from her lons those who
will BEST SAFEGUARD HER INTERESTS. America has
look others for assistance She live
broad confines She has prestige position power
important of all she has uphold these
advantages for her look well the vital necessity of KEEP
ING UP THE MAKING OF THE MEN WHO ARE THE
BULwARKS OF HER GREATNESS.
POPULATION DECLINE AND
OUTSIDE. NOT INSIDE, FOR MATERIAL
DEPENDABLE INSIDE AL
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
Abandon Our
Asiatic Possessions
Or Prepare
For War.

Lawy er,ofC CHICAGO
possesses. he TIME HAS CONE WHEN AMERICA
AND ACT QUICKLY OR az
= : FORCED INTO ACTION. ABANDON
u The PHILIPPINES HAWAII
: ~ POSSESSIONS OR PREPARE FOR WHICH
I
**+****+** JAPANESE WITH ALL
POISONOUS HATRED ORIENTAL. SUBMIT
iNDGNTIEs HERE
TO MODERN METHODS COMMERCE WAR
WAITING THE TIME WHEN READY
CLEAR
China nation be pably friendly toward the United
States the of political uprising which will surely result
POWER OF THE YOUNG CHINESE ELEMENT Members
of this party Missed Americans the they followed the
body Of the late dowager empress its tomb.
Their cry in the political fight viii be the in their coming
for freedom Selma for the Chinese y They
ready join their old japan in the inevitable conflict which
must result in the DESTRUCTION OF THE ORIENTAL GOV.
ERNMENTS OR THE EXPULSION OF THE FOREIGNERS.
do wish judge the government whose motives good
and whose solution Of the problem may be feasible But posi-
tive that there but chances for the United States avoid the
conflict of the against the
POLITICAL INTERESTS
IN THE ORIENT, ABANDON OUR ISLAND POSSESSIONS
EAST AND DEVOTE OUR ENERGIES COMMERCIAL
OR THROW A NAVAL AND MILITARY FORCE ENORMOUS
STRENGTH INTO THE PACIFIC TERRITORY.
realize that China alone could army equang
America throw the army the field and LOSE II RE
PEAT THE ACT FIVE TINES only possess horde of
fighters equal to the original army.
Again. few realize that under present conditions United
would require TWO YEARS IN WHICH TO LAND FIFTY
THOUSAND MEN ON CHINESE SOIL, WHO WOULD BE
MET BY TEN TIMES AS MANY MEN MARSHALED IN A
SINGLE NIGHT
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
COOKS SAD PLIGHT.

Ell PASo. Tex. Jan. IA letter
from Guadaiajara. asserts that Con.
ductor Cook. the American who is IN
jaii there, is failing rapidly under
close confinement and has no cloth
ing. being In rags. He would have
nothing to eat but for the generosity
of a Chinese hotel keeper, with when
he is now several months in arrears
for food supplies.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

The attempt Of the Bisbee Evening
Miner and the Douglas Daily Dis
patch 10 discredit j. J. Bowen as a
public officer because of the appoint
-nent OF election officers in Bisbee
and the contract for printing ballots
sor the local option election turned
out to be another boomerang. john
ay Bowen has been serving Cochise
county as supervisor for many years
and his record to date is as straight
ae a gun barrel
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

Another good rain during the next
t-v0 weeks would put the farmers and
stcckmen Of the Sulphur Springs val
ley in line for a prosperous year.
Many new settlers are coming to the
valley and many are getting ready to
make a thorough test of irrigation by
pumping from the underground water
supply.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

Don't worry about the stock mar
keL It has mighty little to do with
the real prosperity OF the country.
When stocks go up the Spectator
wins and when they go down the
specuIator loses. That's all, so far
a. Arizona Is concerned.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

zvreat Caesars Gho-t. II Is nos
proposed to elect Theodore Roosevelt
TO congress from the Oyster Bsy d..
rict and make him speaker. as sue
-r1or 10 'Urcle doe Cannon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28

As predicted. the 'insurgingT Of
the Dispatch has ceased and its prin-
cipal effort these days is in boosting
.ioval A. Smith. the acknowledged
republican boss" of Arizona.