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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Elam Harnish. known all through Alaska ss Burning Day light" celebrates his 30th birthday with friendly crowd of miners at tEe Circle hero and a pioneer in the new gold fields. The dance leads to heavy gambling in which over sle0.ooo is staked. Harnish the mall contract Of the district.
 CHAPTER II.-Durning payrght starts on his trip to deliver the mall with dogs and sledge. He tells his friends that the big Yukon gold strike wll soon be on and he intends 10 be fin it at the start. it Mlth lnoisn attsndants and dogs he Yukon and in the gray light is gone.
 CHAPTER IIL-Harnish makes a sen sstionaliy rapid run across country with Is another characteristic celebration. He has made a record against cold and eX- friends in dash to tie new gold fields.
 CHAPTER Iy.-Harnish decides where the gold will be found in the up-river dis be declares will be worth It's weight in gold before the season Is over.
 CHAPTER v.-when Daylight arrives with his heavy outfit of four he finds the big Hat desolate, comrade dis covers gold and Ha-nish reaps a rich harvest He goes to Dawson. begins tn- vesting in corner lots and stalking other miners and becomes the most prominent figure in the Rlondike.
 CHAPTER vI.-Harnish makes fortune after fortune. One lucky investment en- ables him to defeat a great com blnatiou Of capitalists in a vast mining deal He determines 10 return to civilization and gives a farewell celebration to his friends that Is remembered as a kind Of blaze Of glory.
 CHAPTER NfI-Tbe papers are full Of 'rThe King of the ElondSe" and Day light Is feted by the money iraEnates of the country. They take him into a big copper deal and the Alaskan pioneer finds himself amid the bewildering com plications Of high finance.
 CHAPTER VIII.-DayIiEht is buncoed py the moneyed men and finds that he has been led 10 invest his eleven millions Tn a msnipuisted scheme. He goes to meet his dfslcyul business partners at their offices iE New York City.
 CHAPTER IX-ConrrontiuR his part ners with a revolver in characteristic frontier style, he threatens Co kill them f his money is not returned. They are coWed into submission return their steal lngS and Harnish goes back Co San Fran cisco with his uuimpaired fortune.
 CHAPTER x.-Daylight meets his fate ln Dece Mason, Q pretty stenographer with a crippled brother whom she cares for Harnisl Is much attracted towards her and interested In her family affairs.
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ODE TO THE BUZZ CART

with profuse apologies to A Tenny'
 son and the idle rich.) Break. break, break All my tired old bones, O gee, | wish that I dared to utter The thoughts that arise in me. Alas tor the common gazabe, For the lonesome pedestrian jay, Who has wooed tickle fortune in vain And who travels the old fashioned
 Copyright. 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-18
E7SYN.THE.SPUR ENiF~. THE 'NoWEtNT STA By ROY K. MOULTON.
THE CAT

THE CAT Once upon q mid night dreary, as l pondered. weak and weary,
 over many a quaintK and curi. ous volume or forgotten lore, While a short
 sncoze 1 was snate ing,
 Suddenly inert
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THE MYsTERlous o1INEe


 It was a gontlemanly, pleasant fac. ed Chinaman wlo leaned with one hand upon the onyx trimmed table at wlich we were seated that mem able day. He waited patiently for our order with all the sang froid of the Or. .eatal race. We were somewhat in doubt and hesitation until the other aiting customers grew peeyisl.
 Finally. in desperation, we scanned the bill Of fare rapidly and picked out a bunch of fans" Here is what we ordered.
 Chow Fan.
 Grui Crow Fan.
 Shup Ram Chow Fan
 liar Yock Fan.
 Bud Bow Fan.
 Long liar Chow Fan.
 Hai Crow Fan.
 Gar Lu Fan
 We were in particularly hun gry mood that day and therefore gave a large order without the faintest indication of a smile the slant. eyed seryitor slipped away in the di. rection of the kitchen with our pr der.
 In the course of an hour he return. cd and placed a magnificent array O. dishes on thc table.
 The dishes contained eight varie ties or rice.
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RAUs MT 'EM

RAUs MT 'EM Small necked olive bottles. People vita careers" Picture post cards. Hobble skirts.
 | ard lead pencils A .5- ss..s f4 Neighbors noisy mds tYeSr Snwn are all right)
 Home made chop suey. Men with enc idea. i. Women on P. A. Y. F.. car plat. form with lone nickle al the bottom Of large and crowded shopping bag
 Leather headed galoot who smokes cigarettes m a telephone booth.
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Organed only year al in for things The Of country organizing pub
 
  andac h Of trTnn and Urese is kept s
 
 
 out cudes adaptations fairy Germa Nights Ju us Maeencks iTd and Joseph Preston Peabodys The Piper mpersonation and dramatic No
  children will constitute the audiences of than training children N
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way.
 Sing ho, for the man who can cross On foot OCT the town thoroughfare Without a good bump and a toss
 About thirty feet in the air. Sing. ho, for the athletic guy
 Sing, hO for the spinster so gay, Who knows when an auto is nigh And blithely jumps out of the way sing 70. for the hospital corps.
 For the medical clinic that meets To patch up the victims galore, Who had no right out on the streets. donk, honk honk,
 Speed up boys TOT all you are worth. Remember well, auto chauneurs.
 You own every bit of this earth,
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No1IcEI

The Irwin Photograph Studio. Schmid Bldg, Is now open for bust ness, hr. Irwin having returned. 14s
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z'..lssThougks,tt5a.' '..ls j 'I6@das Ifr-t AIeS R05EpT AC AzF0HkEz3x;
JUNIOR DRAMA LEAGUE.

The Drama League ol America is a notable wOmart5 club movement Its object is to awaken tine pubHc 10 tie importance or the theser social factor, 10 create an appreciation and demand for good plays by organizing theatre going club women and others to support good drama IelodrRma or even farce that is worthy and to ignore condemn plays that
 eater To false and indecent taste or that have
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A SERIOUS TASK AT LAST

A SERIOUS TASK AT LAST
 The Portly One sat in e executive office with a frown upon his brow for the first time in many pale round moons. here was an air of impat' tenet about him as though he were greatly perp.exed, worried and an noyed
 "Why SO sad, sire?" asked the pri- yate secretary.
 Well, it's this way. replied the PortIy One. "The crisis has come. have put of tre fatal moment as long as possible. but now l am up against 1t with vengeance and there is no avenue for escape. have got to write a Thanksgiving proclamation and I'll be fingered if l know what am going to tell them to be thankful about"
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MARY'S LAMB Mary had a little lamb And rumor now is rife Shes sold it Co a butcher and That she is rich for life. g \. MaLHgr.
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HE DEMOCRATIC STATE AND CON
 oREssioNAL TICKET
 For U. g. Senators Mark A. Smith. Tucson. Henry F. Ashurst. Prescott For Judge of Supreme Court Alfred Franklin, Phoenix. Henry D. Ross, Prescott D. L. Cunningham, Tombstone. For Representative in Congress Carl Hayden. Phoenix
 For Governor George w. P. Hunt, Globe.
 For Secretary of Stats Sidney P. osborn, Phoenix.
 For Auditor U. c. Callaghan. Bisbee.
 For Treasurer David Johnson. Douglas.
 For Attorney General George Purdy Bulard, Phoenix. For Superintendent of Public in.
 struetion c. 0. Case. Jerome. For Corporation Commission 2. A. Jones, Phoenix. ". P. Geary, Winslow. A W. Cole, Douglas DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
 For State Senator C M. Roberts A T. Sims.
 For State Representative samuel B. Bradner J. M Ball. George D. Craig A. c. Curry. James F. Duncan. W. J. Graham Carleton B. Kelton. For Judge Of Superior Court Fred A. Sutter. For Clerk of Superior Court J. E. James.
 For Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler.
 For Recorder Owen E. Murphy.
 For Treasurer Frank Ramsay.
 For School Superintendent H. II. Hotchkiss.
 For County Attorney V. c. Gilmore.
 For Assessor E. X. Hughes. For County Road Superintendent J. J. Benton.
 For Surveyor ]. s. McNeish.
 For Supervisors August Hickey William Riggs John Rock.
  Warren District Precinct Ticket.
 For Justice of Peace. John w. Hogan, Bisbee. Samuel l.. Inge, Bisbee George R. Smith, Lowell.
 Fer Constable. James L. Cannon, Bisbee. John J. McCrea. Bisbee. L. R. Bailey, Lowell
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To be contiausdl.
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Warren District Precinct Ticket.
 For Justice of Peace. John w Hogan, Bisbee. Samuel L. Inge, Bisbee George R. Smith, Lowell.
 Fer Constable. James L. Cannon, Bisbee. John J. McCrea, Bisbee. L. R. Bailey, Lowell.
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'Hyright. 1911 c. N MAther.
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For State Representative samuel B. Bradner J. M. Ball. George D. Craig A. C. Curry. James F. Duncan. W. J. Graham Carleton B. Kelton.
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Here vas iuztspositiOu fOr the
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For State Senator C M Roberts A r. Sims.
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2lus benz Vpliseigeridt. t.

7rau 9ertba Siefert, "a Sabre alt,
bon No. 1909 gIsaiont StraBe, peia
DE auf 9sranIaKung pon Rahbarn
rUsgsn unfugs psrhaftet Doroen mar,
puroe nit elmer Strdfe bon funf gus
gen 4rbsitsbaus, $50 uno Spiteu be-
Iegt
Die Rsgerin Wod Dunn, tpelhe ibs
rer 6reuHptn uHo Raiiegsno1tn Wtarp
Broom nit sinsm Raiirmeher mebrere
Shuitttpunoen beigebraht batte
uuros al 30 3aqsn 4rbeits6aus, $50
uno Soften perurthstlt.
Sobn C'Saru, peIter ieinsm Rad.
barn Gilbert gapsr einen 5auitfhIat
perIsBt bate, neil oieier ibn nit BEN
2lbbreuuen BON Ieusrtuert am 4. Sui
in isiner Rubs geit0rt bate, tpuro'
nit elmer Gelbitrafe bon S. uno 80
Hen beIsgt.
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funpsn, feds paor Shube geitobIer
Al haben. Gr fpuroe 3u 30 Iagsr
4rbsitsbaus, 800 uno Rotten Der
oonnert.
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Saie'Sau.

Sin gorFdQ srstgnste itd in bem
Wontddsfpiele in pbiIaoslphtu 3rDis
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buuHt.
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obns ieirsn gartnsr 5innerdu, Der +,
= i'm 6oipitol bsiiuoet.
RpTultdt Der aeitri9eu
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Tim beiratben su fDnnen
@nroen Joha %. Dlaiues n1o
Jraut,s Stoiss auf fretsn
Gub gsies!.

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guh6qlter BON Rep gort, tuuros sez
fern aui Qnoronuug oss Common
gleas.R .Rihters 5uut aus benz 8etdng
nib entlaIisn, pdbreuo Jronces
Stotes, etne Shouipisleriu, burh gil
G,erheitsbirettor SmaQ aus Dem 4rs
tsitsbauie entlafen tpuroe, um linen
G3elegen6eit 3u gsben, ii6 gu beirat6sn.
Iaines mar tiir8lih ipeeen 6rldn9ens
BON Bslo untsr fulfhen 8orDdnoen
ben Ri6tsr 6unt 3u 30 3agsn De
fdngniB perurtheilt poroen. Gr ihrieo
pom Gefdngntb aus an feline @eltebts
rrances Stofss in Rem Dort uno
Qsbtere fam mad Cincinnati, I'm tbm,
fuenn m0alit, gu belfen, tpurDe jeoodl
balo mad i6rer 4ntuuft Ielbf ols per
tdhtia oer6aftet, bon Rihter Booe 81
elmer 8eloitrafe Don $50 unb Soften
perurtheilt un0 in Grmdnqelun8 oes
Gelbss ins Qr6eits6aus aeIditt. pler
intereiiirte iie ben 8aplan Der auItdlt
gleo. ShnetDer, fir itreu Jaa uni
bisTer Iebts Iih nit Rifter 5unt un(
Gtterhsitsbireftor 5maq in 8erbIn:
nuna. Waines ertldrie Iih 6ersit, Jri
| Stotes su 6eiratben unb beibe uuroen
ME oefaQt, qeitsrn bsgndoigt Si
lreroen ii6 IoFort naf gleIp Yort BE-
ae6en, na6osm iie bier einen Irou
Itein gel0't hatten.
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Zd)an,sJ ,sJnaueit.
7ramaiii9 sefaltet. ilh sas Serb0r
bsr xDittipe beS Selbitm0rosrs.

Der Coroner belt gsItern ben Jns
aueft ab, betreffs bes aobss bes itdbtis
iden fSeuerpebrmanns Dm. Sdum,
Don 30. 1851 gaItsru 4Dsuus,
nelher betanntli6 Dor einigen Ia
aen S.lbftmorp beging, na6bsm sr
fsine sSrau nit einsm RepolDerihuB
am Ropfe pernunoet hdtte. Die 5ras
a0bie purpe purh Gifsriuht isitens
Shum's peranlabt. Die Dittpe, in
iiefiter 9rausrtleioung, Iaborisrte uns
ter GROCER grregung dls Iie ihr 3eugs
nib abgab. gle pieOsrboIte, bab iie
ihrsm @atten ftets treu Qerpeien lei, iss
bod babe lebisrer on elmer abfolut urs
beqriinbeten gifsrIuht gsIitten. peI6e
I6on .inigs WoheH nah Der. Dor pier
5abren erfolgten Seiratb gu 5ags gss
treien fei. Disis GifsrIuhtsanfaae
ieieu irnmer hefiiger gsDOrben, jeoof)
bab. ibr Mann in o;eiem 3uiammens
hang ME beitimHis 4IsriOHsn srpdhut
3ulpsilen fei sr iogar auf l9rs
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Der Coroner iiberrsihts ibr in
| Qaufs oes 8erb6rs ben perbdngnlbs
oollen Brief BON eiou GQaab, BON Sc
rnIalsm, palaitina peIher DOL
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bic inoirette llriats Der 5ragobil
nurbe. israu Sdum nabm ben gris
NIT sitternben 5dnoeu uno thrdnenber
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iorqidltiq ourh, iporaui tie srtldrte
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mar ein Jreuno meines 8atten, abe
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iolut tsint gerthtigung gsbabt bab,
einen berartigen grjei ar tie gu Ihrei
BEN. Sic bsspeifIs oaB Der 8rit
iibsrbaupt bon SaQab g.ihrisben fpo'
ben Iei.
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Stum ben probatrih!er gueosrs au
um ii6 bic an oer 2sits I1res Utdnnt
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, DE osr Selbfmorosr an Ith gstragt
/ bate ubergebeH poroen rparen. bat
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!. iit oom Coroner cine AusueliuHg {
ben RspoIotr ausitsLlsE gu IaHsu,
rpelhsm Jals ibr bic 4aiis ausgebd
eigt tperoen tonne.
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SaifesfrGu5dDeu.

49, Das nd6ite Gafieetrdn56er bss
7frauenpereins Der gp. grot. Ct. Sos
bannes gemeinpe, Ult. Quburn, Cpfr.
Grnft 9pb) finbet beuts, Mittlpo6, L.
5uli, Itatt. Die 8aitgeberinnea has
6eu fid aqe utuhe gegeben, ben Be
Iuhern einige genubreihe Stunben 8u
bersiteu unp ertparten oesAalb suteH
3ufprut. Die folgeuoen 9dmen las
ben ibre 1rsunoe ber5lih elm: aouiia
ainoemunn, gliIabeth 2iHbemanr,
glifa Qanppebr, Wlinnie 2citro,
QpuiIs 2isbenberg. Charlotte 2upoeds
uno gIi3abetb 2ens.
- Der 5rauenpsrsin Der Gp. grot
1tattadus .@emsinee in Minton place
(quitor @. 8enihin) bat 8orbsreltun
gen gstroffen fir pas aofFestrdn5asn
pas am 3onnsritag. l3. Suli. be
Germ Wm. Gpsrs itattfinosn fou. 0t'
r1men 6. gpers, u. Grebsr, VI
7Srieobof, M. Wappss uuo WI. 0tti
6uben Die 9eitung in 5Gnben.
- 1as aaffeetrdnshn oss Sraueu
pereins Der 90. prot. Ct. qetsrs 6e
meinbe (Yaitor 1uns 6aupt) finbe
Wittpoh, II. SuIi, itott, 81 bem ot
foIeennen 9amen ftf, etfrig bemiihen
ibren Greuneen alles gum 8eiteu her
surihten: 5rau aatb. 9pitier, fsral
RpIa glump, 5rau Wtinnie Ret
grau Maria Red, Frau Saroitn
Reifel. Grau Barbara Wlathes. arI
2issie SduIs.
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Z1doelbrn1.
glumb.r iant wdbrtHo Der ArbHt
pom Sad,. zines gsnbans.

Ter 10 Sabre aIte George aortiIsr
ION Qo. 1773 2iucoIn apenus, 9or'
Ipooo tpuroe aeitern pdhrsno Der ar'
bsit an sinsm ReUbau au 5aIrotsp uno
Gputb,rn 4uenue pon einem unIau
bstroiisn. psltsr isosniaIs letHsn 2op
sur ;oloe hoben miro. Sr ituT3te
namIi4, aus bebsutsnosr 5obs Don osHl
v)ohe beg Isnbaus CUR Groe hinuHter
unb aoa fh sinen GtdosIbruh iotpIe
unsn gruh nss Raitnbelns uHo oea
llntsr.isfsrs su. 8sr 9erungllItts
lpurbs in Qotrolpaeen no. s nab BEN
irdotiIden SoIpitul ssbrdht. tpo lslr
3rNoub als duBsrIt gsFd3rIlh bs3eth'
ret puroe.
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Dm. uno Glii. GooHsp. Cincinnati.
WloheR.
Dm. uHo 5oispbins Duii, 973
6ot6 Ctr, GHabe.
Sobn uno Rate Seib. 2729 Rts
Wlidsn 4pe., Uldohen.
philipo urb glieoIetta 9ingroF0,
308 penn Ctr, RdoGen.
Jobn uHb guelins Surgeni.U, Wt,
Waibinsien, gn1be.
Stanlep uno Satis Sobnion, Retps
ton, Gnobe.
euesn uno Uiars. 5spsu, 638 ID
8. 4ne., WdohsH.
0ultap uno SoIepbine glutbs
1927 g!eoIaut Str. anabe.
5p. uno Wartbd pflug. ll3 gDeit
Is. Str, Hnats
3bos. uno Utltbilne Cullen, 1875
Speomore Ctr, 9nabe.
georg uHo 1bereit aoss. 2ll
Woobpdro CTR. WGo6en.
Sof. unb Waris Tippong, l6lC
Irtmout. anabe
anion uno R0ia Gdrtorius, l51I
Race Ctr, Taoaen.
| 8. uno Sarat Slat.erp. 2313Sen
ton. Rnah.
Gam. uno Bertha 9reeubaum. Al,
Clinton Ctr. anabe.
Aug. unn Rsbecea Wulf, 4l3'
Qolsman Ctr, U2ibttH.
Gbas. uno Clara Wseper, 942 Sstt
Ctr, WdodkH.
giuf.ppi uno earab 9ussisri
lib Race Ctr. HGo6en-
an.onio unp EIii. Saeobucci. 43
God Ctr, anabe
| Soi. une Htais gernareinc. 24l
Wap Ctr, Wdoden.
/ Irtb. anb Wlartba 9cgsl. 81
Jinolar Ctr, Uidohen.
4 Iront nnn SMnuie GaRser, 272
bcff CTR, Wdoden.
Dan. uno gdu!ine Wi!gsr, .
Munion. anak.
1 Gbos. uno Q1ilomena Shmio
1912 Telanep Cir, anuhe.
Sdt. unn Dilbe!mine yleeris, De
bi, O., MGbf.n.
AIbert uno 5ronees GUing, Y
! Butler Ctr, Gnak.
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GleIei.

aorporal Collins Der1dftets geitsrH
an Der gee,mon uao anor StraBe
in Iairmount otH flisgsnben qbotos
oropben Glib gsipnii. poH giberip
5trub. unb GretnaH gpe.. untsr Der
anslaae bes llniuss. 9eipnit fiibrts
einen ileinen g'sl, ben er tei photo
sropbiInsn Aufnahntn bon Htnotrn
oIs Gtoffase 3u ctrsDenoen pfle9t,
cuf benz Seiisnpege unD iDclite oer
Nufforberuna ees s,oiisifisn. nit BEN
Gil bic Gtrabs su benussn. MIDI
BOloe ietesn.
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RtTultat Der seiirl
piete:

gas Spisl 3niitsr ct, aouis uno
Bottom muBts unterb!sIbeu, neil De-;
ct Coulter alub bel sinem sl'sr@
bobnunfaq in Bridgeport, Conn, lstne
llniformsu unp bic ganSs 4usitattuH9
peyioren hattie.
Heuts Qahmittag susitss Splsl Der
Seris spi1ten .Rsos~ uuo ~audtsrs
in ghilaoelp6ia. Jiir Cincinnati its@
ben Suags uno Ucaean als Sdttsrse
auf oem prpgrdmm.
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Semperatrr.

Giir biei.s gIatt tpuroen seitsrn bon
ben Sptifern 6. aistH &c Bro.
SO. 435 Race StraBe. foIgsnbe TIM
p.ratur lint,rihisoe resiitrtrt:
Um 0m Rm 9im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-20
Germs.
From the Boston Traveller

From the Boston Traveller.
The once festive disease germ is having
hard time of it. Not many years ago
he roamed free and untrammeled, with
no notice taken of him except on the
pages of scientific journals. Now the
whole world Is ON his trail. At every
turn he Is harassed by antiseptics. Squirt
guns make his life burdensome and his
death sudden. He is burned, smoked,
poisoned and drowned and barred from
human cOrnpanionship. He is banned by
sanitary codes and overwhelmed by n.y.
gienic legislation. His friends, the fly
and mosquito, are externinated for har-
boring him. and under the stress of pa
ternal legislation dictated by the doc
tors, every mans hand is against him.
Massachusetts recently deprived him of
favorite abiding place by abolishing
public drinking cups. New Jersey and
Illinois have just followed suit. In a
dozen states the common or germ-laden
variety of drinking cup is now forbidden
in factories. stores, schools. hotels, pub
lie buildings, parks and railroad trains.
Some states have likewise Outlawed the
good old bacilli-infected roller towel and
further foiIed the germs by prescribing
the length of sheets in hotels and sleeping
cars Let the good work go on until the
virulent little enemies of man find no
safe lodging place, and only friendly
germs roam through our new, harmo-
NOUS inside"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-20
The United States and Cuba.

Secretary knox's note to the American
minister at Havana, specifically declaring
that the forthcoming visit Of the Secre-
tary of War and other officials to Cuba
has no political significance, appears to
have been rendered necessary by persist
ent reports that this government con-
templates Intervention in Cuban affairs.
Nobody acquainted with the policy Of the
United States with reference to Cuba has
had any such idea, but for sinister pur-
poses the rurnor has been given currency
In Cuba. with the effect of causing seri-
Gus public dsquiet. 1t Is we'll known that
certain interests are anxious for another
American intervention in Cuba and for
eventual annexation. In truth the United
States does not desire to possess Cuba,
and will be best pleased by the main
tenance of a stable government In the
island. Secretary Knox's note fully ex-
presses the thought that the sole con-
Germ of the United States in relation to
Cuban affairs in recent years has been
that in the rapid development of the
splendid resources of Cuba, which will
be viewed in the United States with so
much pleasure. the process of exploitation
should be ever safeguarded by that wise
and deliberate economic policy so essen
tial to financial and political stability
Nothing can he gained by those who are
secretly striving for another intervention
I'm Cuban affairs by the United States by
the continual circulation of false reports
relative TO this government intention.
The United States is not to be forced
by campaign of mendacity to take a
hand In Cuban matters again. Nor can
IL afford constantly to deny baseless ru-
mors concerning its policies and pur-
poses. Nevertheless the immediate CO.
casion was such to Justify Secretary
Knox $ communication to the Cuban peo-
pie through the minister at Havana In
;he face OF his frank and explicit state
ment there is no ground whatever for
future misunderstanding.