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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
UN CAS- SERlEUX
L'ENTREE AUX ETATs UNIs RE
FUSEE A UNE JEUNE FILE

Halifax I'm cas- tres s6rieuz
va etre pr6sent6 aux autorit6s
f6d6rales q Ottawa ct au gouver.
nement des Etats. Unis par M
Mooney, ing6nieur de la marine
4 Halifax, concernant un abus
commits par les officers d'imml.
grafton americans q la fronti6re
des Etats. Unis.
One jeune file, Marguerite
Mooney, ag6e de l8 ans, await
decide de 50 rendre q Patterson
N. j., chez des- Parents. M. et
Nine Martin O'Briep, dams lie but
de passer quelques jours dams
l'int6fet de sa sant6, affect6e par
une maladie nerveuse. Ellie par.
tit done munie dune somme de
$50.
Arriv6e 4 la frontlAre, les off,
ciers am6ricains refuserent de Ia
laisser passer. M. ct Nine
O'briep, venus au-devant dele,
insisterent aupres des autorit6s,
d6clsrant qu'ils 6taient riches et
que la jeune file appartenant q
une excellente famille. venait
chez eux passer des vacances.
Maigr6 toutes les observations
les of6ciers d'imm.gration persis-
terent dams leur refus, garderent
la ieune file dams Ia sale commu-
ne Oh ellie dut counher sur un lft
de camp pour apres reprendre lie
chemin de Ia demeure paternelle.
IL. Mooney, pAre, a retann les
services dun avacst, pour obtenir
iustiee de cat Rcte de brutRl1te.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

en- lui, ce qui lui brtse, c'est le de-
sir de so faire p'aoe dams le mon
de, ct ce qui pexasp6re c'est de
voir les avenues ferm6es. N'allons
pas jusqu'au ridicule de supposer
quill convoitait IN tr0ne, disons
|eeulement qu'un pareil garcon, SO
rendant compte dc son 6tat ct YOU
liant { n sortir parce quill le trouve
miserable, doit ayoir l'esprit ouvert
sur un horizon plut0t waste que IL
mite aux chooses ordinaires.
Les 6!4ves vculurent savoir son
nom. II repondlt settlement: "Na-
polion6", aveo un telsaccent corse
que chacun 6clata de rire, en- re-
p6tant capable nez', car c'est
ainsi qu'lls com mprenaient la r6pon-
SO. Celia .se corc Dit puisqua ce
nom etait tres peu r6pandu en- Ita-
lie ct pas du tout dams les autres
contr6es de l'Europe. Plus tard,
lorsqu'il vola de bouche en- bou.
che, il fit l'6tonnement des masses
par 50 nouveaut6 elsa forme orier-
tal. On essaya de l'analyser, on Wit
quill signifait ''lion du desert" I"
Celia promettait.
II nest pas donn6 4 tous les
hommes de s'appeler Mifabeau,
Gambetta. Mass6ns, Napoleon. La
r6clame, lannonce, le myst6rieux
qui semblent envelopp6s SOUS les
coneonnances po6tiques de ces de.
signstlons, pr6disposent les peu-
Piles envers ceux qui les portent.
S'appeier Beaudoin, Thomas ou
ou Mathurln n'avance gue-
re- nos affaires; en- tout
cas-, CO nest pas neuf ct celia ne
vous attire nullement.
A Brienne, il slgnait "Napoleone
dl Buonaparte'.
Tn peu plus tard, 4 Paris: ma.
poleone de Buonaparte''.
Lieutenant: Napoleon de Bao-
naparte".
Au commencement de la r6volu-
tion. "Napol6on Buonaparte",
General en- chef: NAPOLEON
Bonaparte'.
Empereur: NAPOLEON.
Apres Tilsltt: IN"
La nom SO tranaforme ct Sc rae
4courcit q chsqoe dfegr6 gull monte.
J'al w une pe1nture qui repre-
sente le nouveau d6ball6 se prome-
nant solitaire dams le pare de Bri-
enne, suivi du regard par une d.
zaine de cadets qui s'amusent de
son accoutrement, de so d6marche
ct de ses gestes furibonds. C'6tait
la curiosit6 de P6cole.-
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

DeSirez-vous fafner de Ia
ince1, prsudrs de aBmbnnpuint,
RcQusrr de lRpp6ht, Bvur lie
plaBn de pn#ssasr un DnrpB hien
rAgM. de jour dun #nmmall
hiHnfsisHnt, aiB 8s1fSr at BEsKir qne
tuIH lhs Ehrs H les faH1H dis wp-
txe nur1H ap1r fu:tif4s5k 1 munnuR
4Alturx iI wurM hHuH arIuusn-
nsr nnmHffnltHmH1H nm HrGiitHmant
Rxar ae NuwnD iso Nlr 2siss.., sfH
whsrE aHmAifB hzi3mnx, dssnmR
IE lh steuus. I sait iurm iflzs1tiB-
maaft an a1dinsIir gr q EmsaznAiiEira
EsEmnrE uI1InlH uE ft1a
auuIrfsair, H In AsEH FAM
nas xSsna gsn., I.1 II.1l 81. E1su1a'
Ius-, GsufnspI, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

GET CO sera avant longtemps."
On ait que Tame dune personne
SO r6vele 4 son chant.
J'y croyais, moi le reveur obsti-
ne, moi que les iivres d'6cole
avaient surpris souvent en- fragrant
DELFT de songe, alors qu'accoud6 q
ma table de travail noire ct carr6e,
le poursuivais des for mes imagi.
naires dams i'espace, sans volr los
yeux jaloux des violettes qui trem-
blaient dams mon verre d'eau.
Et j'y crus mieux encore quand
ellie chants Get air passlonn6 o'ane
ame m6connue, don't j'ai retenu ces
paroles Cd la voix s'6leve nerveuse
ct d6chirante d'abord, ct faiblit en-
suite dams un tendre reproche, en-
|rep6tant: s'Mais vous ne m'eimez
pas!"
En- chsntant alnsi, ellie ne regar.
DAFT personne, mais le volle de ses
paupi4res adoucissalt r@clat de ses
yeux noirs; on cut dit qu'elle
s'adressait 4 quelqu'un d'invisible.
| Vetue de blanc ce soir-lA, ellie
portait des roses dams ses oheveux
de jais. ct ses yeux brillaient plus
que cette robe ct ces roses quand
nous nous s6parames peu avantle
lever du soleil. Meme Je sentis ga
main trembler dams la misnne.
"Dormez bien, dit ellie, ct rave
nez aujourd'hui."
Plus tard, j'6tais q Lewis dams
ma chambrette d'6tudiant. Les
exatnens du barreau 6taient fixes q
janvier, ct les premi6res feuilles
de septembre commenc aient a TOM
Der.
J'avais un compagnon d'6tude,
ct nous palisslons pendant quator-
ze heures du jour sur les codes, les
statuts ct les vleux auteurs ro-
mains.
Nos repas frugaux SO compo-
salient en- grande part1e de l6gumes
ct dn miel des absllles; ct apr4s
nous nous promenions quelques
instants sur la cote jonch6e de
feuilles rouges ct jaunes. du aanc
de laquelle s'6levait la fum6e blaa.
che de notre coquet asile. Dss
hauteurs nous poovions admlrer q
False le grand feuve plein de fris-
sons ct de murmures.
Mon ami Sc nommait Etlenne,
Forte nature tailles dams le bronzs
dc la lutte. A une anne de savant
il joignait celle dun po6te.
II me disait souvent: "Tu fire.
donnes toulours quelque chose,
CONNIE 81 une image tointaine te
poursuivait.. Qa'a-tu do2c?"
Je lul racontal un Jourles vacan.
ces derniAres. -Je lul dis qu'une
femme o'est la vie, que le chant
dune anne en- subJugue une sutre,
ct mile autres folies,
II SQUIRT dun air incredible, lui
qui n await pas encore aim6.
Un samedi de novembr :, ne pou-
want attendre d'avantage, je lui
dis "partons!"
Et CONNIE le menu baggage dun
jour fut yite pret! Quel delicieux
gcf1ter nous primes ensemble! Et
CONNIE le grand verre de vim qne
nous b1mes en- descendant d la ga
re me parut famens, ct augmenta
Ia gate folls de nos Jeunes annees!
Mons voici en- ronte!....
Bondsin le stiff It de Ia locomoti-
We ct Ia voix du eoadncteur nous
annoneent que nous arriyonsl
Voiri ls gsrel.... Jentre par Ia
porte pr1n6e, croyant faire fefst
d mn appsrrihopl
Ellie est u dams Ia pstite sale D
nf1sr, EN- robe blsn pale, ct hsantI
mn Lgnis Ns4lllot, s.z..a
- E hi nns Ea.mlas aans dunte,
maM i nM ns LES KlnB Rins1P
Rnoiqns Ton prassa dire. mons
mons ambrasaa mss 1fhn, elle rpn-
r;iissHIfts ct mU nasm 8e ibpn ennr.
l,ii11rrzafEaia1ae
fsii ffssiiaaeuue Bt mG 1,raanrs piase dams
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-15
tlsrpina Him out.


I'n was H. sroomDl. sober. owl
DENLY Intelligent. bUt hc looked wor
ricd rs hc approached policeman on
broadway, near Long Acre square.
'O1icor know mr mime and M
Chat sort or th.le." said h.. "Lul /
don't know where live Wh8rI do
about u1"
advertise" said trr luec1at with a
stony stare "Wh1r are sou giving
woy
Honest continued the worried one.
I'm 20 trangcr ln Now York Got here
This morning Had the address OF n
boarding house ON slip of paper n
friend gave mo- went there. ENGAGED
u1md lrft my trunk and thcu went
.It ON business Now I've lost the
strip of piper somehow. and Two Tor.
gotten 'a. street and number WaatB
z dog"
'hlY.liae.' repeated the bIuccoat.
. bImfy "Tncu e7 ~ hotel
l va. f,- ou answer Another way
rr. Co fHc friend who c.ye you
t.o f'.r
Iha.a tnu said .Hc lost ono Crate.
fIHg Sew York Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
colleoe Trainino For Women.

Rev. Marion Leroy Burton, the new president of Smith college. who has re gently returned from a years travel abroad. during which he studied Euro pean educational institutions at close range, is enthusiastic over the more universal demand for college training for women.
 "No one can say how much greater Abraham Lincoln would have been had he had the advantages of a college ed. rcation.~ said President Burton.
 T believe that in this modern age every boy and girl should be traiaed for college It is a faiiacy to assert that in many instances valuable time is lost in college, That is not and neTer cnn be true.
 .''Fhe women of foreign lands are realizing more and more the value of a cpss4xse trsinins and ia coknmsn ssyiti, college women everywhere are pro gressfng in the desire for better pbys fcafs sraininR. realizing thar with good health comes The power. to work men tally. The women on this side have their college sports just as the boys and girls are trained for college from early youth. while abroad a college course Is more in the .nature of ap event"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Try Mrs. wisas' Way.

It was Mrs. Wiges of the Cabbage Patch." says an exchange. who used instead of spankings ia bringing up her children, and tiere tS an up to date mother who has two very well behaved children who says that the keynote of her success wi.h them is that she says do" instead of don't when her youngsters are in need of correction or direction The consistent following of this simple principle requires thought and quick wit The first impulse when there is mischief or disorder being made or some other rcprehensible business go ing on is to cry don't" but do" ss illustrated by drawing attention to the opposite of a child's actions awakens interest and is far more effective in correction. .I am sure the idea oi saying do instead of don't Is th. right one" says this mother. 70. course il is not always possible to ob serve this rule. but whenever one car 1 believe in the substitution of In, positive for the negative In othe. words. the child's mind. is given some thing definite to work upon No ch.lf likes to be nagypd. and constantly say ing 'don't' amounts to nagg:ny-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE PATIGoNiA-soNoRA MINING COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, thhe under signed. Leslie A, Brown, Charles " Hull, Moses R. Mathews, William Waddell, John F. Pollock. Arthur Shbrratt and Starr K Williams, pro pose to organize a corporation. under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. and for that purpose do make, sign. acknowledge and adopt the following Articles of Incorporation.
 ARTICLE |.
 The name of this Corporation shah be The Pstigonia-Sonora Minia, Company, and its principal place of transacting business shall be .n the City of Bisbee. County of Co chise, Territory of Arizona, with O. fees at such other places rs be des- ignated by the board of directors of said company.
 ARTICLE n.
 The -sture of the Dasiress to fe transacted by thss corporation shall be to purchase. acquire lease. own. control, mine. operate or sell, trans fer or dispose of mines mining property and mining rights, also te purchase, acquire, own. operate. COD trol. sell. transfer or dispose Of water rights, ores. minerals. metals, or oils. also to manufacture. pur- chase. lease, acquire. own control, or operate reduction works. mills, smelters and all other mining ma chinery and appliances necessary thereto. and gas. electricity. cleo tric lights and power plants and all patent or patent rights. and licenses thereto appertaining. also to refins
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
s5n2Tss0A #aT2iss l LUNB' B co
DISCUSS CURRENCY REFORM

DISCUSS CURRENCY REFORM
 NEW YORK. Nov. 11:-Representh tives of the banking and f.nanc al interests in all sections of the coun- try assembled in conference at Colun- bia University today. under the aus pices of the American Academy of Political Science to discussc the great problem of currency reform The programme of the meeting covers two days and provides for addresses and papers by many eminent bank CTS. economists and representatives of their treasury department at Wash ington. Coincident with the confer ence is the meeting of tho National Monetary Commission tn this city, the several members of which. includ- ing Senator Aldrich, the chairman, are to address the conference at one Of it's sessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
When ssIhshnss. Is Justice.

Selhshness to certain point Is not only allowable. but commendabIe The mother who. meaning to be unseIfsh. allows her husband and children to ride over her roughshod is not only preparing trouble for herself. but. still worse. trouble for those whom she is spelling day by day She would be doing her duty more truly by her fam fly if she remembered that she. as well as they. had certain rights which must be respected and preferences which must be honored
 A family is a little kingdom In which the mother and father are sov- ereigns. who must rule wisely. render ing justice to all. themselves among the number. if the Kingdom is to re main happy and prosperous Mother. as queen. must it herself to stand comparison with other queens. so that her growing sons and daughters hay think proudly and fondiy that mo other chap's-or girI's-mother is ft to hold candle to ours"
 Our duty to ourselves begins when we first realize that the world con tains an interesting person called -sT' and continues as long as that person remains in this troublesome world.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Points
 For Mothers

"A baby's grandmother is often its worst enemy"
 So a splendid trained nurse who makes her specially the bringing back to health of sick babies told nae the other day. says Ruth Cameron.
 It was a pretty harsh indictment Of that class of personage whose very name esoaes thought of tenderness so nagufaIly Oemanced an explanation
 She gave it
 ~Grandmothers are the worst enc mics of our modern methods-not all of them, of course. but some. Because their babies lived and grew up in spite of what mistakes they made they try to have their daughters make the same mistakes
 f.'There is no doubt about it that modern methods have reduced infant mortality immensely. and. though of course it's true that plenty of babies grew up into healthy children with the old. careless methods. baby brought up in the modern way has twice the chance 10 grow up that they did.
 But the grandmothers don't see fl that way. They say all their babies grew up. or if one or two died they would have died anyway, no matter what precautions were taken. and they tell their daughters that all this steril- izing and boiling and the rest of the things that we are trying to teach them is all nonsense.
 Most of them talk behind our backs. but once in awhile one of then speaks right out to ne. so I know about what they say.
 Here are q few samples:
 ''This feeding a baby every three hours to the minute is all tommyrot Why. when Jennie was a baby fel her whenever she cried. and she doesn't look very peaked now. does sher
 This boiling of nipples and bottles is perfect nonsense. I never boiled q thing, and l brought up five children and lost only one by cholera infantum. and you needn't tell noe any child gets cholera infantum from not having is nipples boiled.'
 Waking child up to feed him is the silliest thing l ever heard of He has been uudernour!shed and needs the nourishment? Nonsense. l had eight children. and always let them sleep as long as they would
 That's the sort of thing they are cuue7sunsly ERyinS. and as somr of them have more influence than we do the result is that many Of our most important instructions are .neutrniir ed"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Classified Advertisements


 in Bisbee, Arizona, under the firm name of French and Shipp; said as signment being made for the benefit of all creditors consenting ro ae cept proportionally their respective shares of said estate. All creditors wishing to assent Ito the terms ot this deed of assignment should make known their assent to said Assignee. in writing, within four months from the date of this publication
 JASON F. w1-MoTH.
 Assignee ohee o; Alex Murry,
 Muheim Block. Bisbee, Arzona Date. of first publication Oct lstl- ,sD
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
CATCH YOUTHFUL BURGLARS

SAN BERNARDINO Nov l5--Tne ar rest today of Hugh Stephenson and four Gamble brothers clears up the, mystery of a series Of burglaTies in this city and Cotton several months past in which thousands O. dollars of merchandise had been car- ried ofT It also clears the mystery of the Highland bank robbery last winter which was done by Arthur Howard. who is now doing time for burglary in Louisiana Howard was the leader of the gang which operated in this valley The largeS:. jobs of burgiarising was the San Bernardino Hardware company and the Ames Clothing coEpauy. good from each place being hauled of with a wagon A local clue vas ob. tained through Howard who con fessed aster his arrest in. Louisiana duplicating the local men who are hardly more than boys -k arg
 portion of the loot was recover e. having been hidden benestE a barn.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Li,tI. Misses. School Clothes.

The small girl nowadays never wears the cutdowns of her older sis ter as she used to some seasons ago Probably tine changed conditions oi things has been brought about by the cheap and smartiy cut children's gar ments that the shops are carrying and the many stylish designs for simple and suitable clothes thar the pattern people are getting out-such easy 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
CUSTOMS APPRAISERS.

NEW. YORK, Roy 15.-n re sponse to the call recently issusd by Assistant Secretary Curtis Of the Treasury department. the customs appraisers of practically all the prin- cipal ports of the United States as sembled here today to discuss mat ters oi interest to the service The conference is the first effort ip a widespread movement to insure the uniform application of the customs regulations at eye,y pors in tte country
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
DeATH AccsDenrAL

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. i5.- An inquest held tonight by Coroner Rogers in the death Of Munk hers. Saturday rSsuEed in a verdict Of accidental death. The warrant fos the arrest of Thomas Mccoy, oi CantoE. a Bethany payer, charge with causing Munk's injuries. vii be withdrawn at the instance of the coroner.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

JACK HogSEg PIE IN HALLOWEEN DRESS
 A Halloween party without Jacs Homer surprise pie would be Ham let with the Dane and ophelia and even the ghost left out so barren would the good old day be without this standby. Made of crape paPe7 and holding little prizes and favors, this novelty is sure to be success with children and srownups alike. ln the pie illustrated each little witch. with her bright white spotted dress and apron. red cardboard hat and tiay broom. is attached to string at the end of which is suitable favor, Weird red devils" and ugly black cats are perehed on the handle of the basket
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
co7for. Es, Rzax-

Use lie strings m baiys slip and nightgowns. and there will be no red nayks from buttons on baby's neck.
 The lower half of . mans woolen shirt makes a warm underskirt for . ehfld to wear around the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

tie dresses Co make that any mother with even ordinary dressmaking skill can successfully turn them out
 The coat illustrated is oue of The seasons best models for everyday wear. IL k of ehecked-black and white-serce. with collar and cuts of bright red velvet braided iD black
 The frock pictured is of red serge. n somewhat dressy affair. trimmed with buttons of Persian covered silk edged with red velvaI The tie Is of black satin and the belt of black patent lsathef.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
STIRRING TIMES

we are having in the building line We carry a full inc of lime, blast CT. cement and everything else need ed for building. Everything pur- chased here will be found of the best quality and the best for in tended purposes. We will save you trouble and unnecessary expense by sending to us for an estimate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
Arizona & New Mexico R. W.CO.
PASSENGER SERVICE

PASSENGER SERVICE South Bound North Bound 1:i0 a. m- lv. Clifton ar. 4;50 D. III. 7:5e a. m iy Guthrie iv 4.lG D. m. S:s5 8. m. lv. Duncan ly. 5.22 D. m 3.55 m ly Lcrdsburg lv 2 i6 p. m. 11:05 g. m. Hacaita lv. Ie-5o a m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. l. leaving Lordsbrrg i0:20 a. m. mountain time
 South bound train connects with Fl Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso. leaving Hachita at 12:35 D. m-. mountain lime. and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving lIschita at 11.10 a. m. mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON. Traffic Manager. Clifton. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANFED-Good strong miadie,,eed woman for housekeeper Apply Sta Lodging House S9o
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANTED Middle age woman c.r
 general house work. Apply 49 Oak. Ave. Mason Hill 70
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANTED-Work by hour or day. Miss Pallesen, back of Broadway
 S49.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANTED-A position To do ger. eral housework in small .anlas. Call at Review. Sfo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANfED-Men without experience to work at electricity, pambing
 automobiles. brickiayfng. Learn trade in few months without es
 nense. 200 students last ycar
 SSVio0o contract jobs. United Trade School Contracting Company - Zee Mir. Madonado. Judge High's ounce. Gi3.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
WANTED.

Waitress immediately.
 South Bisbee Boarding House. Tele phone f0S. S3S.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

WANTED-A boy to work at the
 Wardrobe. Mosher Block. 772.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

FOR HENT-F'urnished rooms. be- low Stag Club Apply at house.
 7se
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

FOR RENT-s room house, 2 rooms furnished. No g. Kansas street. Jokrson Addition. Hogan C Seed
 .ss.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

FOR hENT-s room house divided into two parts of four rooms sac.s. Tombstone Canyon. close in. whole building for s25 or either side for s12-5o JOHNSON & HAIGLER
 PHONE B7e. 7eI
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

Position as cook in [ boarding house. Address Golden
 House s37
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16

a ROOM house. large rooms. bay window $l7-50 also 4 room new concrete house se0.o0 or car line opposite Lincoln school Tomb stone Canycn. Apply next house
 "A
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-16
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep. ing rooms. Mrs Berg. 110 Van Dyke St Warren s35