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Chile - the second ~ the south Amer
ican republics Ia celebrate the present
as the hundrNdih year Of its existence
a. a separate state: Argentina joyfullv
commemorated her centenary in Nav
and Chile is Just bringing TO a cloae the
festivals AZ Santiago. Valparaiso and
other Chilean towns
These two States declared for indie
pendenCe from spanish rule about the
same time that Brazil in giving a refuge
90 the royalty Of the home country. Ca
tablished more securely than before
European control Brazil remained a
monarchy until 1879, having been part
oIthe time under the crown Of Portugal.
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that the insurrection at Caracas took
place, It WIS not until 1921 that the Con-
stitutlon 81 Colombia was adopted and
BOLIVAR elected President. PERU the
centr" Of Spanish rule in the western
hemisphere, did not declare for inde-
psrdenco until isoO. Argentina and
Chile were thus among tho leading
S'at"s Of south America the pioneer
republics.
The recent visit 81 tho late Prn-iden,
MoNTr undertaken with a virw Of ao-
Tlaih'ing the United States and Europe
NVh Chils's century 81 progress. had a
'endency to awaken interest in tho coun-
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Rs,sI Poet. Of Gr.a, BrI,.,.

IT0rH 20 WSStly
ny far the most famous and inc beu Of a,ir
roy 81 POETS VAs james Of Scotland While =
prisoner In Windsor Castle he composed hts Al
iegory. The Kings Ouhair IL Owed tts origin
ismess love for the Lady Jane eaufort =
beautiful young lady nearly allied 20 the roya
family. and Of whom ne became enamoret h,.
seeing her from The window Of his room a. she
walked In the garden she Afterward became
his queen Queen EHzabeth wrote f-oems In
prism. The unfortunate Lady Jane Grey and
her equally unfortunate cousin Mary Queen Of
Scots both solsoed th~ir hour ~ captivity. des
tined 10 end the soaHold. rs learned studieA
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Primitive TeIephsue.


TT'I T-0TTT7I IFT0T"
Wruue from German Africa a 'o,,r,s, 80.
We found here IN the denss fo'e.' among -eor.l.
Who Eno~ nothing Of modern s~i-ltirc dis.o,,-
ies. good and practical virrie., telephor.
Tho NATIVES have for the purpose ~ crrrr-or,
p~aeeful and sariike. drums 81 various dimen
sions made ~ soSi and thesr. when beaten e-,t,
sounds u about an ocs,e IN range aside from
the ceremonies the drums used also ~ rresp.
OF communication We had = proof ~ {, on, o.y
our caravan wss ready 70 start when o,Ir head
seNAnt stopped suddenly N mis- vorh listened
tnten'N. ana then gave unniSALahIe sigrs o,
pleasure. We learned later that the indistin -
SOUNDS conveyed 10 him the meas that . hoy had
been born 10 his brother IN a neighbortng Village
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The day ~ the ugly girl IL here Fi'sior M
~ you'd pass for an 40 70 date beauty
Though your features are apt 30 appal
I'd strongly adVise you
let fashion disguise you
AZ n you had NJ fase a. all
And consider II part NJ your duty
Nov the dAy NJ your triumph has coma
To wear outTe drrssr.
And do 40 your trvss~s
In way thst Will strike people dumb
FOR ~ last IL the aTtistr heydsy
OF all women ugly As fate.
who spite all ouT structure.
WIN form lovely pieiures
And sartoriany iook~d ~ be xrear
Their charms viii h. tho~e ~ \ May nay
And distance viii lend 10 the ,i~S
an enchantment ~ big
That We sha'n't care ng
~ the vision Il not strictly true
Prom fat face the eyes may he peeping
and the chin very likely feced~
The nose may h. lumpy
The nEurr quite stumpy
But Who'il to thsse drawbacks give he'd
Fuf - long ~ the gowns are In kerping
Win Whist The mode says II correct
And hats Hke pail
~ dsnciencies YETI
Why shat haws can . fellow detert'
Il TOvcHE HASeOcH.
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Dangers % the street.

To TVS piroH - THE SrN .~T tAn nothing
~ done In NeW ora cit, toward rcsuiauns auto
n1ohileS on the sue't,' Nr>tsFdas I WAs within
an inch or two Of death ~ TWcnD tsiri ,trsc'
ana Broadway ~ tired n reach a. Tor the
fern bag In each hand. IN iI rrssr sion ~ nv
ssnses and alert FOR trouble got tsf Wa, TO the
raI. When = motor car dris en o.. Do, came for
ne hkr fAs' 'ust uAnasrl 70 dodge o. Got
bach Ia the Sidewalk and took nye minutes " get
ms breath
Men came NJ some swore me said Stand
perfectly sull and you Uon.t get hurt anov
New ORR IS ven NcL managed D., the poi.r. On
sFeei cro>Sings but The poiirs cannot no ever, 10
where NhJ not ID A. they DO IN this old town
make the autos 20 On the side ~ inc street Vhc-r
passengers do not get on or OF ths street cars.
THIS would save nerves and possibly humAn 10.
rHtLADELFHIA o. Tpb-r Is Sosn, ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

Tn" raw cotton business Of iha rountr,
- recorded IA yearly Periods ending
with IN" month Of august I'm ~ r-su.
Of September ~ N" Commercial ant
Financial ChroHlri, ofthl> ,ttv presents a
comprehensive review of rhr conditions
OF the year recently clos.si The total
crop was ~. aSO. gsl hal.-s. or ll57.NSj
bales le~s than the crop OF Iga. and
Az. sss bales less than the crop of Igr>
Measured in bales of uniform weight
Of JOo p6nnds the crop of 1910 was .9Ga b.
6c6 bales below the average OF IN" croI,s
Of the four preceding years The de
crease IN American produCtlon and q
large deCrras. in the Egyptian Weld
brought the worlds cotton supply b.,-
low that Of any of the four preceding
wears, Notwithstanding a larg. incrca-"
IN lndia's output tn" total world
market supply for the last hvc years
including 1910 has b"cn - III .5RS hal"~
OF SD pounds and OF this the fields Of
the United States have supplied 80 SO. %
3ao bales, or approximately ~ per cen,
OF the 1910 crop about ~ per cen, was
exported and about o. per cent retained
for usH by domestic spInners
Ten wears ago tho requirements ~
Northern mills materially cNc.-rdel
the demand ~ the mills 81 the south
This was changed few wears ago
and the mills NJ the South IN 1910 took
20 l59 bales more than did the mills
Of the North. IN" Northern mills
still have much tho larger number
81 spindles. but the Manufacture If
coarse cotton IN tho South while the
mills ~ tho North are turning To finer
warns and lighter wnave.S IL the aNpla
nation ~ the increasing weight ~ the
southern consumption in cumparisnn
with tho Northern demand High
priced raw cotton brarS NOR" heavily
on Southern than u dos on Nort bern
mills, for the reason that in their finished
product IN" cost 81 raw material l.
a much higher perceniag" of total
cost than II - in the finer prodIrt Of
the Northern millS " thus appears
that while m" cotton planters have
found IN what il really an eEorbItant
price for their product the cump.nsa-
tion for n short crop. mill conditions
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itout 1H".p quarter ~ oar total ~tp1r'
lst-iu.-.- N -als- 81 manufactured
often. N~rr ln.r~asr.l 20 'h.ir easily
tt'ainnhl. proroyt tona oar "Nuor' trad-
would show Az iurrva-- at many mtll-
OTIS ~ dollars. whil" employment Wuuld
%" gwen 10 q httl- army oi wag~ Gamers
me onlv ol-,a.l" Ia an "ni ~ de- rabl.
- m" nrg'igvur- Of oar producers AMI
raiders
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a ssr,et Dramatic C-n.o,



Vienna oncs poSsessed the strirtest d,.,,v.
censor ever knnS In the p~rsdn ~ Franz Ho~z..
I'm. vim heii mat post In me austrian rsptt.I
81 the beginning Of The last reniur, Hsezertp
published . manual for the guidance ~ rsr.,,.
A psir Of lovers should never Dc allowed Apt~ay
thr stage alone Thry must alUAys he a..
cornpanied by q third person 81 mature ys.r. -
Marriages out % ones class wer~ also ,t-,c,I,
forbidden by Hoegsnn On the stage and NJ auot..
an lnstanre ~ = plaS ~ntrh he refused "a ps..
berAuse the author made ihs hero. Count Wade
mar mary q gArdsn~T's daughter -Slrb nj.
ALLIANCES have unfortunately been known to
occur In real NE. but that i no reason WY the,
should be allowed On 'he stage he said
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FleldIaR AZ Lisbon.

F'1w ~ Tord9a rhT0r.-s
For the student % English literature IIsho,
has an Interest which ia unaffected hy N. TAI
Of any particular dynasty tie rememh.-, tina,
Lisbon contains the crave " Hear, FtsIdinE :,
vas IN Oc,oher T. 1884 tha, Fielding died In ~.
Portuguese capital and n WAs In isO thst ~.
tnrrb vas ere I'd IN ne T0snsh cemetery Ana
Fielding didnt Ike Lisbon ~ the house.
converts. churches. ac are ArCr h- wrote.
ana all built Vith white stone they Ipos he,yt
ful Ats distance hut a. you spprnsrh nrar~- and
md them ~ want sNery Eind ~ ornament 81
idra ~ beau'y Nanshes ~ oncs ~ thu, ,-,.
aNoyAse IN i1s,'on was an undertaking uotugrt'v
20 he contemplated n took FteIdIny ,,,r,ry
hfty days Of fol weather
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The m"n charles n.mIn.. Cr,m.

N-th"r'' wa unW~uttun IT tho presence
/ n m" rough ard tumble ,pnv-n,inn IN
! ian"ul Hall Ut tho lion GtoEGE FKEn
WILLIAMS. the con, nl-lon -.,.m,l IVA
-nuabi'' that after no campaigns for
Govrrnor ~ whi,h th" D"muyrail, vut.
f'll 20 low water mark d" hal retired
from puhl.r htr. mot however with
ehr blessing uf HI Uartv Nothing ~
th" sort H." has 40 last taken "A hand tn
th" 'r,-' Tor all hight IN whiCh Democrats
all over NlaS>t, h,i-.tt~ are drleCtablv
engaged. Mi WILLIAMS. Who has no
,a'l-.' To- l"v" a Democrat - :" much
common sens" A. IN" Hon CHARLES =.
HAMLlN. has discovered that h" holds
a retainer from raIlruad company. and
Mr. WILLIAMS calls upon him a. ono
iu--t to all sons" II de- rnCy. To- withdraw
from thu sight 1T an outraged p"opla.
MIR HAMIIN had admitted "onfeSsod
i th" term N" great altrIl-t ~ D,dham
would insist upon that hc receives
sInt"O year from not one hut three
railroads for hooking after matters
connected with keeping open IN. Cana
dian highways between New England
and tho Northwest, The railroads ara
the Central Vermont. the Boston and
Maine and the Canadian Pacific. In A
reply to an accusing letter from the Hon.
GEoRGE FRED WILLIAMS, Mr.. HAMLIN
SAYS.
During No entire period ~ nv connection
win 'h~ above mentioned -srroAds hs-~ been
counsel fpr The Ros'pn Cn,n hsr 81 Commerce .
pubic body which. - yog know 8, doing spIsn
did Wors building 4p ne Industrial Interests %
New England vs. ~rgrIoyrr~n, BY he railroads
ws' known ~ ne o-csrs - the chamber %
Con'nSrc- rn' vas not cors tered rs 'a.m In
any wa inconsistent Win my srr'oyrsn, ~
'r~rl. Tor 'nr questions 4p"r which ha,r acted
we've SWAY. either In 'h~ direct interest ~ ne
-pthrr snd '1r the 'o- mon interest ~ he people
~ boston and NeW England
To appcaSe Mr. WILLIAMS. who il in
general pra"t,ce himself, Mr. HAMr.IN
assures him that he has never be.n
consulted by any railroad ION purely
State matter. nor ever appeared be-
fore any Massachusetts, lcgIsIatIv. com
mittee for any railroad Moreover
II u will interest Mr. WILLIAMS. he IL |
now pressing suit against tho New
York and New Haven Railroad 10 tho /
b.-t ~ my ability The crime NJ sup-
preston that - 10 say. concealinR the /,
relation ~ counsel to y railroad wa.
emphasized IA the open letter Of the
Hon GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS .xpnsinS |
the perfidv ~ MIR HaNIIN to IN. r,..,ple
Mr.. WILLIAMS was beside himself about .
II. He ~ calmly hidden To- read the
speech 81 the Hon. JAMES y CARROLL,
putting Mr. HAMLIN in nomination for /
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swindI.r. =, Oh. Rail Gr...a.,

To THg HDtrop ~ THT StN ~ LAT ~,fu,
day ~ ne American League park and a. day = ,
the Polo Grounds the ticket agent save me short
change In eArh cass ! gave MIN ten ,,otis =,
hill and received ali dollar biiIs IN change
81 short
am curious ~ knov n othrrs have had The .srpr
sSperi~nrr and u this i a common practice 81
baseball urkrt onrrs . l.. CvwTIs
Nav NOHE ~ toher IS
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go asst fH-g~ s@s-T 80 1893 fiakf
@asss 500 fnss fssf - 80 ss--t-sstsa q
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Ias ~ HsFasfnaa 49, s.ss-sf setif.sf
Fas.-f n t-ssssfsas@ @IfH go F.=ss- g
go ff=ss sstfa q ats 1872
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Rsvty 1--WE 49, fFs -n~snv rslstn-
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sfr-~f rh- Eus.nr-s n. thftff snfl
80 1sft.frr q rF.s crest ssst- $3.50
Egtirsf htfa
r 30 71Hr- irrr-r.rt- i~naaszga-
~ an - fH Hr= Hf.si-s.---sir tnsl pc
rIraHr N-s 'Hrs = .tii ths -n@my .
elsffHsrV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

Tn- old woman uho lived IN = shoe explained.
-RoomieT than q h0bbie akiTt. she cried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

Bcss idont want = man who wa'-hss ~ ~
CIers-f tnow I, 10 apt 70 bs ,i0u EsSi
look 81 MY W4tch.
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.assuatnm -sus-sts- ~ -ss-etliv ass-t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

On the other side of Ciudad street t B all Mexico, fpr the international boundary runs through the middle The signs on the business houses are Mexican. of course. and give the ubberneck a few minutes of agree able stretch 'ng. There .s one excep sion to the signs. however. Knowing that some of the visitors from Bisbee or naily came from the Blue Grass state. one dealer in joy water has sign up. reading. "Old Kentucky Whsskey." If the stun is as old as the build Ing on which the sign ap- pears it ought 10 satisfy any b bul ous individual.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
RAIL , FASTENER AND
 CONCRETE TIE
Invention That May Solve Great Problem for Rail- roads Is Achievement or Bisbee Resident

Thomas Ninnis. of Bisbee, has made number of Improvements on h s original cement tie and self ra fastener invention. The tie is call ed the Ninnis vibrating cement tie and self rail fastener and was in vented about two years ago. The tie and rail fastening device have been inves sed by praict cal rail road men ahu are pronounced to be without doubt a very meritor;ous in yention. The tie and fastener will be given thorough test under work
 ng condit ons.
 The tie is made of reinforced cem ent wth hole running through it fron' end to end to g we it elasticFy For standard gauge reads the tie will be made 10 by 10 inches The rail ss fastened to the te by means of 2 metal plate secured to the tie. A cush on of wood fibre is placed be- twetu the rail and the plate on the tie and the rail and plate are fas tened together by means of the self fastener which is held in place by sef fastening set screws. The fas ten ng device is so constructed that the rail can contract and expand Win the different degrees of temper tture without disturbing ether the rail or fastener. The fastener so holds the rail that it is impossible for it 10 spread and when the track Is hid or the cement tes it can new CT get out of gauge no matter what ws ght of trains run over the ra Ls.
 One of the features of the fasten ing device is that a rail can be talk en out and another put in place in four minutes while under the present method Of spi1ins rails 10 wooden es it takes a much longer time.
 The Nnnis vibrating cement tie wstn the fasteners complete can be made for $40 and as the tie is ever lsatng is in the end much cheaper than the wooden ties. There is TO doubt but that there is a great fut- ure for the Ninnis te and rail fasten ing device.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 WILL RESIGN OFFICE
WILLIAMS FORMS PARTNER SHIP WITH FLANAGAN AMI DoRR

Announcement was made yestsl day Of the resignation of District 4. torney Williams. The resignation has been submitted to the beard Of super viso-s and will receive official actiol at the December meeting. Mir Wi
 sams will remain in office until his successor is elected by the super visors.
 Mir. Williams, Franklin B. Dori and Edward ]. Fianigan have formed 3 partnership and in order that i the firm may devote it's entire time to private practice Mr. Williams has decided 10 resign from public office. Al Of the members of the firm are well and fayorably known in Bis bee and Cochise county where they have practiced for many years. MT. f.anigan has been Mir. William 8 assistant for sometime and is also city solicitor for this city. Eight years ago he was a candidate for the district attorneys office. whi Q Mir. Dorr made the race for the same office in Coconino county ten years ago. All thiee attorneys are members O; the republican party &ne are leading workers of that organ ization. As a matter of fact, 20, itics in measure resulted in the 1 1rmation Of the partnership.
 The office of district attorney has 5een admiTab'y filled by Mir Wi :
 iams and some of the most noted
 criminal cases in the history cf
 he territory were tried and ended n convictions since Mir. willi1ms 'erm. The new firm will have an eiegant suite of offices in the Medi-
 yovich building and will have one of the largest legal libraries in the territory. A branch office will be maintained in Tombstone for the present or until Mfr Williams has been reliever from office by the supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

AnnabeiIe Whitford has joined Vic tor Moore's company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
E.YtAR.OLO BOY
 WOULD FIGHT IADIAss
LEAVES HOME TO BATTLE WITS ACCOMPLISHING SINCE sATuR. DAY

Officers searched al day y6stcT5a. without securing 9 trace Of Eme-yea old Herbert N. DeCroix, SOB ol 4ts and Mrs. F. W. DeCroix, who Iei ho:ne Saturday. Much appreIeasiac is felt for his safety. It $ believed the boy is pursuing a childish fanCy of hunting for Indians. He has shown a marked nclination Aor moving pic. tuses depcting scenes froTn the wild and woily west. He spent his idle moments in making lnd.an res ala and paTadapg the neishb hsc. Hi boyish glee.
 OH Saturday he placed himself in tue garb of an Indian. his face smear ed with grease and feathers fastened to his head He left home presum- ably 10 play with some of the chiI dren of the neighsorhood and never returned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
BUSINESS MEN ID
 FORM ASSOCIATION
MEET AT CITY HALL THIS EVENING 40 PERFECT ORGAN EATON

4 meeting will be held tonight at the city hall by the business men of the Warren district to discuss the adviseability of organizing a pro- tective association H. c. Stiliman, Of Douglas, is in the city in the interests of the pew organization and vii attend the meeting for the pur pose of explaining the benefits de Tifed therefrom. Mir. Stillman is secretary of the business mems pro tective association at Doug as and is thoroughly familiar with the .2eeds of the merchant
 Siglilar ofs,an,zations are ii, eS- istenee Tn many parts of the ter ritpry s..f .ai :, who arc wg' >'. for the association see many bene-. fits for this district A cordial in yitation is extended to all mer- chants to be present and participate ard from indications the charter membership will be very encouras- ing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Every vis'tor in Naco invariably pulls up on the American side to