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las, relative to the monumenting of the property. He reports that quail are most plentiful and that he saw many coyies on his trip
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
DOUGLAS NEWS

Miss Carlick Of the Copper Queeu library left for Phoenix this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10

Mir. and Mrs E. k. Rogers came u from Fl Tigre last night and are saes;s at the Gadsden.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10

.easablo way of getting into Tomb stone from here. It is expected tha
 the work of building the Douglas
 Bisbee road will be started within
 short time and the construction ol
 the Bisbee- Tombstone connection vii
 be started as soon as the road from
 Doug as is completed.
 Name is Mis-Speiled.
 In the account of death of a former Douglasite in the international mis-spelled, as it was in the article which appeared in the Fl Paso Times The deceased was F. c. Blach, not Black. He was twice with the Bank of Douglas while clerks of that in- stitution were on their vacation. and when in the city generally stopped at the Chiricahua club. His mother was located at Yonkers, N. r., and no- ,ified of the death of her son, but no ford from her had been received in this city up to noon today.
 Breaks His Parole.
 Jose Luna was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail some time since for immortality, but sentence was suspended on condition that he should marry the woman in the case. This he promised to do. and sent for a marriage license. Relying cn his pro.lise Luna was permitted his liberty, but broke his parole and crossed the line, going to Fl Tigre to work. He returned last evening and told the girl the whole thing was joke, but the point of the jest is turned against him. for he was ar. rested and jailed, and will now have to serve his term in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
T-oIe is Covered.

T-bie is Covered.
 One Of the billiard tables at the Y. NJ. c. 4. recreation room was re- covered yesterday. The improvement in equipment is adding much to the interest in billiards and pool in the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
Call Men to Meet.

Call Men to Meet.
 Fire Chief Nemeck has issued call for a meeting and drill of the cal, men of the department, to bs held at headquarters next Monday night at 7:30.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
Two vsgs He'd.

Two vsgs He'd.
 Railroad officers last night arrest. ed and pI; in the county jai! two men accused of vagrancy for trying to beat their way on the road.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
Addi'ion to Papers.

Addirion to Papers.
 The '. NJ. c. A. now has on file in their reading room copies of the , London Illustrated News, the latest addition to the periodicals on fife there.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
r APPOINTMENT
 sIeNEe.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 18th day of September. A. D.. 1910. duly ap- pointed as assignee of o, S. French and E. NJ. Shipp, doing business In Bisbee, Arizona. under the firm name of French and Shipp; said as
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
,s After Statistics.

's After Statistics.
 ~arsrer rugan Of the Cananea ball ~'"h was in Douglas today on his --"v lack to .Caaanea from Fl Paso. se-e he attended the fair. He Is a-temnting to obtain box scores of s'l the games played in the Cactus 'eague d-rine the season, in order :, compile official averages
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10
Social Committee Meets.

Social Committee Meets.
 There will be a meeting of the so
 cisl committee of Ire Y. NJ. C. A. to night at which action will be taken cn the subject of coming entertain 'nent, to be held in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10

Quail in Mountains.
 psb pfhurn yesterday went to s -'ring p-operty across the l;pe and about an hour and half from Doug
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-10

FOR RENT-Batching rooms, around Castle Rock. Mrs. Louis. 762
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suR SALE.

FOR sALE-Ho,se. Harness, Wagon. Apply Review. 74s
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For Sale at Review, oio papers 23c bundle. leo to buud,,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22

A special issue will come out
on the 10Th. having the. answer
to question No. ?3. The main
point will be, Is there a God or
where was He before the crea.
tion OF the worlds A question
that has confronted the. best III.
BILE Theologians, and that too
without an answer, and it has
been ever since. there has been
dlsbelievers. We shall ahlely
answer this question in a man.
ner that we believe that 1t will
forever silence skeptics on this
point. And we further believe
that every believer in Christ
aught to help put tLis answer in
the hands OF every one possible
And forever take from the hand,
'Of dlsbelievers this great weapon
against the right How many
copies of this issue do you want
to distribute among your friends,
II copies viii cost you lOcts. ~
copies .octs. 35 copies 2jcts.
100 copies 50cts. Now is the Op.
pertunities of your life As a chris
tian man or woman. Read the
question. Now is the time to
beat satan. Christian man how
many copies do you want send
the money and the No. copies
you want by the -. Of Decem
Der 1910.
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STRAY NOTICE.
.

Taken up by Mills Goforth
and posted bcfnre j. |. Davis a
Justice Of The Peace IT, Clay Town
ship Of Douglas County and
State Of Missouri on the Nth. day
Of December IN the year 1910
The following described prop.
crty. one horse o. BAY color, with
white spot in forehead; i've feet
and four inches high With saddle
and harnes. marks. 10 other
marks Or brands. Judged 10 bp
about ID years old and a little
stiff in shoulders. Appraised
at SHY live dollars by
Wm. NJ. Rogers
\. A, AtchiSon
j. J. Babb
This a,h, day Of December
A, d. 1910
J.I. Davis J. r.
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ndu the path dt it let all thy Ways established" 4s2
Vol. YIN BRUsHYKNoB MO- Thursday Dec eend 1910. No. AZ

thoughts etc. Previous to the
creation Of the earth sun, moon,
etc. This is not given man too
know. We are in the dark on
such matters, It Is no necessity
for US to know. We can assume
that God came into existance a.
time did we have no Record Of
His Creating time that I know
of. The same of nature and
Socialist can profit by asking
himself the question Who made
nature or time? does Moses
know? Now Socialist you con.
tinue; Before the creation period
there was noant no lambo or man.
Did God exist previous to this
creative period or before life
land or lightY Have you o boy
going to schooll Ask him. II
not 90 to your neighbors boy.
for any school boy can answsr,
yes he certainly existed, as we
have history that he made these
things and Of necessity existed
previous to them. ~, ;
Your theory that Bro. Garrett
would have to argue from a differ.
ent standpoint than the fear. Of
the ant, etc, Is hardly plausible
asyou take pleasure in quoting
in 5th verse Of your poem The
greatest time II now the past has
come ana gone" So take
pleasure in commencing the ant
argument 10 preference to going
back among the supernatural
pre- earthly relics for argument.
And to him WHO would attempt
to prove him, otherwise would
refer them to Job 37.4 In Gods
language: Where was thou,
when l laid the foundations of
the earthS declare II thou hast
understanding G. $. Towe.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22
Did MOSES KNOW?

1t Is indeed strange how peo.
pie who claim to disbelieve the
existance Of a Supreme Being,
denounce Reason in their argu'
ment, TO Socialist" has resorted
TO su:h peculiar method in CREs.
SET Of Dec. 1st. In making a
fruitless effort to disprove the
eXistance OF God. He has in his
futile attempt. forgotten reason,
and depended wholly upon illogi.
cal unreasonableness: Thus
forming himself foundation. to
destroy the power, that gives
him existance that would put to
.hame the most radical infdel
the world has ever known.
have no argument to make
against a piece Of .poetry-A
piece of poetry fanoied out In
the unbcliving mind ola dream.
er, whose thoughts arc as prone
to think evil as the sparks that
fly upward. But VIC wish to
briefly state in reference to the
question put forth by this So
cialist dreamer: How are We
to d,termine what God wa, at
the time when the earth was
void and without form, rs set
forth bv Moses in his Genesis.
/ shall answer only according
to Reason rs that is our only
teacher of Pre-hioical events.
Ask reason "liow are we TO
determine what God vas before
the foundation of the world!
Reason answers, lie wa. God:
lie is the same yesterday, to
day and rorercr' (I'ible) Paul
says he promised US eternal | fc
before the world began" Titus /;
= We are taught that he was
full of wisdom bef,.rc he formed
the world. Bu, rs too being able
TO ascertain just what God was,
what lie was eugaged in, his.
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SUBSCRIPTION
ouEsfioNNu. IS.

Dee. l0, lW0,
Dear Bro. Garre.t | ON asking
YOU for information to know if
the Catholic church is right or Is
liz n good church. | do not be-
hong to any church or denomina'
|tnn. Sam says the Catholic
church is the best church, aud
he only one, they say they arc
he best people in the world. SO
want to know, aud If you can
c;l me in your next paper of tho
CRE:s set. What is their belief:
DO they believe in a Christ. Is
heir church perfect, or not? Do
hey believe in a heaven?
And | want to know II you be
eve in the Latter Day Saints? |
rlievc they are tight.
DO you believe in laying on Oi
.Dds to heal the sick: Did
nrist lay on hands 10 heal
e sich: llas the church this
ght, to day. Where does the
pirit 10 Wien a person dies to
Special place prepared? or do
ey lay in the tombs with the
|dy! some say that they are in
tomb until the resurrection
y when Christ comes again.
ease let me hear in your next
per about this. / am not much
a writer but q child Oi God,
trect all mistakes brother
l're:t My adrejs i, l. coma
rlock.
|ronogo Mo. R,D.noa.
. cant answer those qus s.
until after the Issue Of the
tEen We will answer them Ed
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-22

Entered az second class
matter November 3rd. 1910 at
the POst-oWce at Drushyl:nob
Mo. MMtcr Ms Act OF
March Jrd. 1879.
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PUbLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY
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W0RLD'SCREsSET
Rev. L. 3. GARRETT En-.
PUBLIsHER's

N. G. Garrett and NJ. M. Bower
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07

Bell as chief OF staff of the army next
spring marks the climax OF career
that has been metorie. Signs have
not been wanting til.t his progress
has been the cause of heartburnings
in the service. Criticisms implying
favoritism upon the part Of President
Roosevelt have been based upon the
association of the two friends OF the
Rough Riders and the most has been
made of it. Yet when all the facts
are considered no one has injured to
dispute The record that General Wood
has made for th0roughneSS and ellie
iency. His earliest exploit proved
his personal bravery: his next his
readiness to meet an emergency.
While assistant surgeon he volun-
tarily carried dispatches 100 miles
through region infested with hostile
Indians. Later he took command Of
detachment without an officer when
an encounter was expected with &C.
rOnimo, for which he was awarded a
IlCudl VI Ill ltEo. TIC WI ulOlC
or less OvershadoWed III the Cuban
campaign 10y the better known per-
sonalty Of his friends, but as COVER
ernor general OF Cuba later and COM
mander OF the Philippine division he
measured Ip to his responsibilities.
Whether he is equally fitted for his
new post remains to he established,
but his reputation of ability to cross
bridges as he comes to them inspires
confidence
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
4 DEAD ISSUE.

The Japanese immigrationIueStl
which FOR a time so disturbed the Pa
ciiic coast and threatened the rela-
tions between this country and Japan.
is relegated to the list Of dead issues
by the new japanese ambassador in
his hrst utterdnce on arrival at w ash
ington. Replying to an inquiry Baron
Uciidl said this question is salts
fac.urily adji;s; 4. Neare keeping at
nome the lahoytrs and poorer emf
grant classes Vhe member Of .|apa-
;tse in ,his j., decreasing by
the return oi e,nlgrantS to their ma
tive land. There will be no problem
to Ue;ti with i'll that connection in
this country.
80 statement could be more eN-
plici'. There is no question Of re-
sentiment or Of merely temporary ac
H,liese nee. has apparently
accepted TIL" view in good
iaith and j. t. abide by 1t.
The propo,ain 81 japanese immi-
"rants. as wn by our own statis-
Ties. never was large enough or
threaten enough to provoke the
eAcitem produced by the Califor
MA az, .. The continued exploit
IL Of that scare was unnecessary
an American standpoint, and
irritating intlictlon upon Jap
aneoe sentiment that might easily
have been magnilrd Now that the
incident has been officially pronounc-
ed closed Nv the Japanese represent
tive, Americans should accept Baron
jcl!ida's declaration in the same
spirit.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
Mistake In the Bi't.

A gentienlr. s.tys Modern Vumen,
who recently returned from a tour in
Spain tells this story:
l left Seville Oh foot after a stay OF
week and was twenty miles away
when Was "vertaken by the landlord
OF the hotel IN which had stayed.
The lnnkA<-iWr rode beside me for
nearly an hour before liz. found cour-
e-se To make known his business.
"'F the seiior ami God please" he
bc"an alphabetically. ~ made a mis-
take ilr his bill yesterday"
''ilow:" inquired.
II forgot to make II charge for his
candies to light him to bed"
But 1t was moonlight. aud had no
Candles"
"Thrn, senior. with the help of God,
forgot to charge you with the NOON
light
The charge amounted to 2 cents in
American money. and lie had hired an
ass and ridden twenty miles to collect
1t. l was amused and astonisled
Then accused him Of being a robl)er
and offered him cent to settle the
bill. He worked up a beautiful smile
and held out his hand.
Il Will take it. with thanks, senor,"
he said. God will bless you for an
honest man!'
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
First Mortgage Bonds,

BY reason of the insistence Of many
investors that their bonds be of first"
mortgage it may be said that the i'm
portance of the word first" is de-
pendent upon the circumstances. says
Moody's Magazine. 4 bond may be
first in fact. 1t may be so only in Il
relative sense in that it indicates the
order in which the bond was put out
by the issuing company or the use Of
the term first" in the name of Il bond.
undesirable and loose though ii be in
such Instances. may be upon the slight
ground that the mort gage is indeed
first on some part OF the property.
While on other ,HrtS il may have but
third or fourth claim. 1t is there
fore obvious that the mere presence
OF this tern, in title doe; not neces-
sarily make The bond an absolutely
prior lien. 1T has been estimated that
s. Fer cent III number aud o5 per cent
in valu" Of steam railroad 'tirsts" are
first liens in name only.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Hes Moines News: President TAFT
is GOOD and strong on the side Of the
insurgents in Nicaragua.
Philadelphia Telegraph: Speaker
Cannon claims descent from royalty.
We knew lie belonged to a passing
order.
indianapolis star: Even the reac-
tionary statesmen will Join in any
conservation movement to save the
plum tree.
Wall Street journal: J. j. Hill
says that railroads are having hard
time making ends meet. This has
not been the case with trains recent
~.
Wall Street Journal: y heading in
IL an evening paper reads, Money
as leader Of Minority" We might
add that il leads the majority also.
Houston Chronicles: John HigeioW
is FOR absolute free trade and wants
to turn The custom houses into hos
pitfalls: the trust magnets would be
the iirst "ttianiS.
Wall Street Journal: Dreadful con-
uiiiuns just unearthed by samuel
HomperS. Nearly ioD.u EMPLOYEES
OF the steel Corporation is the salaries
of labor leaders.
Providence Journal: In his adj
i>lol,sch's Bowtry Mission, Mr.. TAFT
strangely omitted all references to
the benei;crnces OF the best tariff law
that evrf waS.
New Orleans Times Democra The
Republican party announced Secrs-
taiN Ma.sN tJ~h The other day. has
changed its front. AS Il part OF that
front. Speaker Cannon will very like
|. regard the announcement as er-
roneouS or. at the least. premature.
Baltimore sun: The Airship Trust
will no doubt belong to the upper ten.
Chiago Tribune: If Zelaya is Il
real man OF affairs he will lind some
way to utilize the advertising he has
been getting lately.
Springfield Republicans: Minister
Designate Calhoun of Chicago has
met his first crisis and has emerged
! victorious. When seen by Il reporter
i at Chicago. he declined positively
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
The First C!sccina Car,

The first real sl"eiiiay car was built
In 1864. Ii WAS called the Pioneer.
and the builder further designated it
by the letter 49, not dreaming that
he Muu!l soon exhaust The letters Of
the alphabet. The riunyrr WAS built
in a Chicago and Alton shop and cost
the almost fabulous sum OF $4,000.
That was reckless extravaganza in 4
year when the best Of railroad coaches
could be built 1t Il cost not exceeding
$4.5uO. But The Pioneer Was blazing.
q new path III !,iHu!y. Without il was:
radiant in paint and varnish. in gay
stripes and lettering. 1t was Il giant
compared With its fellows. for it was
q foot wi.'"r and two and Il hr!f hi Sh
or than amy car ever built before. 1t
had the hinged lcr.!i* that are the dis
tinctivc fe;, If The American sleep
ing car today. ara IL. .'..er ANA tho
passengers M l@H:ss'l' had TO drag the
bedding from cf,"",., 81 &" tAr o.! -
the cur-OG.n..
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07

wide for mankind, every cook in
the kitchen who makes the body
better minister to the spirit is do
ing the work Of Christ.
This is the religion OF today. 1t is
being preached by all creeds. 1t is
the religion Of service, and it is for
all men. 1t may ut first seem irrev-
erent to place Christ in the midst Of
our hurrying, bustling cities and
picture Him dealing with moiera
conditions. But it is only by this
method that Ills teachings will be-
come effective today. The religion
that sent man to church one day n
week and gave his soul Il holiday TO
the remaining six DAYS has ia :sed
This is the age Of Il seven days re-
lipiau
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
Marriage Superstitions.

NIatrfmOny Is surrounded with supev-
stitions. many Of which apply only to
the marriage ceremony. The wedding
ring is made plain and thick only for
the reason that it's thickness and plain
ness secure It against breakage, for to
break it is the very worst of luck for
both bride aud groom. White is the
best color to get married in. but Wild
ow may marry in any color save yell
low. Should II bride drop one OF her
gloves wN. b&title her. She must exer-
else great cure in getting in and ont Of
her carriage. aud false step is an i'll
omen which brings misfortune.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
NO. a WRECK
NEAR OXFORD
Continued from first page. J

RS the emergency brakes were turned
on. and then the crash came.
II was riding backward SO | didn't
get badly jolted but lot Of the pas
senoars did. But after the scare was
over and we knew we were safe VEAL
piled ont and did what we could in
trying to get those two poor fellows
who lost lives in the wreck. 1t was
useless. Though, for the mail car
seemed attire before we We're out and
had wnded through the snow to it.
'There We're about 40 people on the
train, and those who were not in the
PullE'ans were taken to the dining
car. where there was a good fire, and
wrapped in extra blankets, and some
in the curtains from the Puilmans.
1t was a long wait for the relief
train, for the Gap yards were snow
bound and it was not until New
Years morning that they could get a
relief train out. liz the meanwhile
the two forward cars We're burned,
and a gas explosion when the relief
train arrived set fire to two others -
The charred trunk of GibsOn's body
was found under q heavy iron chest
in the wrecked mail ear, and place
II Il mail sack, Che only receptacle
handy, and taken to Judith Gap,
where il was prepared for burial.
Homer Sayles, the fireman who was
killed, was found in the cab of the
passenger engine, which left the track
and pitched over on it's side. Sayles
had evidently been in the act OF
shOyelng coal when the collision Oc-
cured and had been thrown violently
forward. Death appeared to have
been instantaneous. 1t is also thought
that Gibson died from the effects Of
the heavy steel box falling on him.
and was not burned to death. Glib
son was the only occupant of the
mail car.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07
to discuss China or any phase OF his
mission to tine Orient.''

to discuss China or any phase OF his
mission to tine Orient.''
Detroit Free Press: Having been
short weighted on sugar for so long
a time and for SO much, Uncle Sam
should get into more sympathetic
touc. with the ultimate consumer.
Detroit Free Press: st. Louis sur
geons are trying to cure u kleptoma-
Mae by operating on his skull. Will
it grind the pride of the doctors to
knaw that policemen originated that
treatment?
st Paul Pioneer Press: One seri-
Gus objection the West has to Senator
Aldrich's central-hank idea i. that
Wall street probably would be using
the line every time we might want to
get central.
Philadelphia Public Ledger: Such
revision OF football rules us will
make possible more distinct demar-
cation between the duties of the
sporting and obituary department
would be heartily welcomed.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch: L. NJ.
Newman, just home from Africa,
testified that Bwana Jumbo shoots
often. but is not Il good shot. He
dion have to so to Africa to learn
what q thousand innocent bystandcrs
have been testifying to for eight
years.