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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03

THE WEATHER.
NORTH DAkOTA-Showers
tonight or Wednesday; cooler
; tonight, cooler Wednesday IN
, east and south portions.
RETURNED FROM MeooRA.

Miss Belle Ward returned Friday
from a two weeks vacation spent at
Medora.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03
q
Z PICKED UP IN THE LOBBY. +


7. D. Casey, OF Dickinson, ia among
the visitors today and Is participat.
ing in the conferences. Mr.. Casey
bears the proud d~istinctio2 Of at one
lime being the Only Democrat in the
house OF representative and owing
to the uniqueness of Ms position, he
had a great many things his wal.
Big Chief Geo. Ouis.
George Duis, one of the big chiefs
al the Democratic party, is in the
city, extending the glad hand to the
brethren, George has a big-hearted
way which wins men and he Is one
OF the favorites who have led the
party to its various successes.
E.. n. Stenviek Present.
Probably no man in attendance at
the meeting is more Interested In the
welfare OF the party than E. H. Sten.
lick, OF Minot, chairman of the Ward
county central committee and also
chairman Of the Third congressional
central ommittee. Mr.. Stenvick is
one Of the yong party me who
sprung into prominence through his
diligence and ability as a politician.
His first act which made all hands
sit up and take notice that he was
In town, occurred in the campaign
Of 1908, when he made his "sensa-
tional Burke campaign" which result
ed Ia q majority OF 400 for Burke
In G. "A. Johnson's home county. Stem
vick's keenness for political affairs,
his ability I. analyze the situation,
ana hiS diligence in matters Of his
psYty's welfare, has made him 2
power to account within tho partv'a
conferences, And Stems here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03

FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms
at 307 Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03

WANTED-Two men at once. Apply
Capital City Bottling Works.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-03
BRAKEMAN HAS CLOSE CALL.

NEW SALEM, Sept. 3.-Geo. Stark
OF. Mandan, BOZ Of DR.. Stark, fell head
first between the cars of a slow NOV.
ing freight at .Richardton, when the
train bumped the car and the coupl.
ing failed to work automatically. The
conductor saw him fall and expected
to 9 him ground to q pulp beneath
the carr but9he hit on his hands and
hung his body out from between the
cars SO he managed to escape the
moving cars but had a wrist sprained
and knee injured in the fall. AS they
could get no doctor promptly at
either Richardton or Hebron he was
brought here and cared for by the
railroad physician.
= x E.. hHtr I'D. III L.H#.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-12
Sir $500 mad 9entfdlanb.

DeutfN : utnerttaniide 3eihlngeh
meroet i'm alien goterlano NIT gro.
Benz Sntereiie geleien neil Tie lib
trei ausipreden uno bdufig bon brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten un6 Nafrid-
ten bringen, aIs Die oeutfden Sci.
tlngen ielbit. Die .6reie 9relie fir
Eeros" lit oriiben LIBERAL, mobin fie
geianot miro, Elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait uno fam lid riibmen, @net.
fennung uto @iir6ieung gu finoen,
tpie aug 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
iolpie an DieienigenL tpel1e oas
glatt an ibre 8erpan6ten ifife1t,
berporgebt. @er oaber ieinen Ser.
monoten uno Sreunoen cine Srenbe
erpeiien, ibnen elm m~iqfommenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, Der befteae fir
iie Die uSreie Bre!ie fir seras".
9as Sntereiie fiir Eeras, mie iiber-
banpt fir ben Staat uno Die &C.
geno, mo Die 8ermanoten pobnen,
1T in Deuti6Iano iebr Iebbaft uno
es lit unmoglid, in Bribatbriefen
cine 10 eriinoIide a%uffldrung uno
geidreibuna oes fremoen 2anoes
gu geben, pie oies DIE oSreie greiie"
aaDohentlid tut. SIR ben gertr-
gen Breis bon $500 p~erfenben mir
portofrei unier reidboItiees $50
denblatt auf Elm Sabr an irgenb
cine aoreiie i'm NusIonoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-12

Weiie, pie Der Hoitperpaltung bon
Der liebesfroben Sugeno ein
Sdnippden geldlagen nurbe. SEQ.
turli6 oenft Die 8oli5ei aud) nidt
einen Iugenblid oaron Dies Sopa
NIT grauiomer Sano gu 3~eritore1L
oenn oafiir lebt man eben in Dem
perltdnonispollen uno lultigen $50.
RIG. S6poe nun, iammeri6aoe, bob
Seinri6 Seine nid)t mebr unter ben
Seben0en meilt, Inn ser an Ser Naie
berumsefibrten 8oitpermaltung BON
Baris ein 2ieolein bonn biirofrati-
lhen 3opf gu iingen =.
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Wertreter nnb gIaenten

Sitd)ttge Wertreter itno Ngetfen
fir Ieidt perfdufIiden artifeI TO-
fort geiudt. Sobe Bropiiion, oauera-
Der 8eroienlt. Sfferten an 6. s.
9artels, ban gasbenltraat 81, Sim.
fteroam, Wetberldnbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-12
Die Sail eines @atten

i'll gu pidtig fir elm Mdoden, oab
iie ii6 nidt ielbit erlauben fam,
0urd Shmahe, unreineg 9lut ooer
iiblen @tem gebinoert au meroen.
@ermeioet oieie Soffnungsloiigfeit
oiirh ginnebmen bon Or. Sings
2ebenspiaen Neue 4rat, reiner
Mtem, 2ebensluit- Dinge, Die einen
Mann getpinnen - folgen Dem @e-
brau6. 2eidt, fider. 25e in alien
Ipotbefen.
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CITIZENS LEAGUE 9 sE4;a

CITIZENS LEAGUE ss coH sEx1a
9ie uaAffebenben 0amSibaten ,uurbeu
inbDiiert BON Der Citizens 2eague BON
Begar Gpuntg, u~ntertuprfen benz 8ef1lna
Der bemtpfratiihen Hrimarpabl ant ~.
Suli 1912.
@idter 81. 9iitrift @eriht:
wim. 3. 2lncerieft.
Nibter 81. 9iftrift : @eridt:
4. 3. 1ltiner.
@idter 70. Sitrift : geridt:
GlamSe .. 8irfReaS.
Stftrift : Mntualt:
Clinton o. 8repft.
9iitrift . Glert:
NnSres Coy jr.
GpmntD : @idter:
James Il. Davis.
County : 8aidter tGipil- 5aae)
Jchm 3. Glarf.
County : Glerf:
Sranf 4. tIcwtsn.
Sheriff;
John -. Gsbin.
Gpuntp : aniualt.
Dam Eepis.
gountb : Solicitor:
J. Sratte GALLAGHER.
County : @nefor:
HenrY Seerner.
County Sdasmeiiter.
Peter >. Heefeeft.
County : Gurbepor:
Sranf o. De Fymel.
Superintendent her Sffemtl. s&mlem:
>. S. Steupart.
Seffentlider @aser:
u. 6. Ross.
Sriebensridter, @resinft SO. 1:
4. Hell Campbell.
Sriebensrihter, 9resinft Sc. 2:
Sen >. SiSf.
aonitabler, 8resinft SO. 1:
e. p. 0fcbirhart.
Gpmntp- apmmifiar, Hreainft NO. 1:
J. Il. Gamift.
County aOmuiHar, 8resintt SO. 81
GhaS. 4. GMtseit.
Gpmntps a~ommifidr, Yresinft go. 8:
u. 3. Aifete.
Gountp. aommiKdr, 9resinft IO. A:
Eerry Meyer.
SesisIatnr. @sitslieher:
Gbefter 3. Gerrea,
=. u. Me2tsfin,
8ernbarS Sebwesntann, f..
Otto WahrmnftS.
Oesem bic Sin Mana : 2erri6aft".
(GuSetge.)
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ee1rer.@eind.

Sir Die %oeers' 8am6 Gduls
neroen amei 2ebrer eaiudt nit err
iter uub Speiter 9Iaiie-g ertififat
miiiien Gngliid unb 0entid unter.
rihten fonnen. Sermin a6t Monate.
@egen 0aberen penoe man fid ge-
foIlisit an $. Sboene, 6. Gonra6s,
q. gpSemaun. 2odbart Seros
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eehrer aeimdt.

Sir Die Union 8aIep Sbule, Ser
9cutSd uno gngliid unterrittea
fam. geun Monate Sdule. @ebalt
$50 per Monot. 8erbeirateter mid,
ausgeihloiIen. @an oooreiiiere:
G9as. Siermanu, 81. 81. SEQ. /, gor
26. Comfort Seg.
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Was bilbet cine fyram?

ginbunoertunoatuanaig 8funo Sc
midt, mebr ODER ipeniger, an 4no-
den uno MusfeIu, biIoen nod feline
Grau. @s i'll elm gutcs 5unoament.
Sest Dieies in @efun6beit uno Strait
lino iie fam Elm aonisreid resierem.
electric @itters siebt Den Srauea
@eiunobeit unb 9raft. Sauienoe
beroanfen inn 8cfreiung bon Sbn-
madts- uno Shtpinoelanfaaen, BON
Shm1de, Nerpofitdt, Miidenidmer5
uno grmattllng. electric @itters
Fat mir biel gebolfen uno i'd 6anfe
SInen bon aail8em Ser5en fir Die
9raparatiou elmer iolh guten Weoi.
5iL" idreibt gli5a Yool, Depetu.
Sfla. Sur Soc. @arantiert BON al
len apotbefern.
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3nr @erbitnna Der Giienbabnen-
fataitropbeu.

Der olte quite @laube, oaB Der
iiherlte RIos auf benz @roenrunb
elm Sit in einem IN 9etuegung be-
finoli6en S6neaaugc iei, gebOri
laneit gum often Giien.
Die 3abl Der fataitropbenartigen
Glicnbabnunglude lit leioer gera-
DC b~ier3ulanoe altBeroroentlid groB.
Gs iinb erIbredeuoe 3ablen, mel+
die oie 8erlrItliften arfneiien.
Die naditebenbe 3~uiammenltel-
lung ipridt fir iid ielbit uno er1t.
balt cine berabenegenoe 2ebre.
@s muroen BEL 3uiammenitoBer
lulb gntgleiiuneen:
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@et0tet.
9erlebt.

Siele 3ablen faaen nod INN 70
id)iperer ms @emidt, tpenn man ie
init ben europaii1en bergleidt.
aein perniiuftiger Menib piro
erparten, oaB Der giienbabnbetrieb
obne aae uno ieoe unfaae Dor iid)
gebt. IS gibt 8erufsgefabren, Die
acknowledgements NIT in BEN 4olf
genommen tperoen miiiien. liner
ldBlihe Bflidt Der llnternebmer
aber lit es, oas @iiifp auf bas moe.
lidit fletnite WaB gu Backgammon.
8ort einem 9eile Der amerifani.
iden Observation-Disclosures wiro
oieie 8flidt offcnfunoig pernaf.
ldlfigt. @s mer6en lti9t ale Die
8oriihtsmasregeln nno Si1erbeitse
borridtungen in M~ntpenoung &c,
bradt, Die I'M europaiiden 8etrie-
be als ielbitperitanolid geIten. Sir
bieie ltnterlaiiungsiiinoen muB Elm
eutiesliher 9reis in MenitenIeben
beaablt meroen. SIM 2aufe Der
lebten @ohen aaein fanoen BEL
5iuei giienbabnungliifen Co. iaae
uuo idreibe alpeiunoiehsig --Men
iden ben 500. 9as lit etpa Die
3abl an totlih gerungliidten, mel
die England nnb Srlano in eineln
gall5en Sabre auf5upeiien babcn.
Ole Observation-Disclosures iageil
81 ibrer @ntiduloigung, baB Dos
reiienoe 8ublifum INNER gr6Bere
Sdnenisfeit perlangt u1lo oab
iDm oieie nur auf Soften Der Cider
belt geboten meroen Tonne. Sic
Gntlduloigung ut faoenideinig.
aid in anoereu 2anoerln gibt IS
fdnele 3iige, obne BOB iie NIT 10
groben Menidenopfern ee5abIt
mer0en.
Der mabre @runo lieet tiefcr.
Inter unieren giienbabnmognaten
befinoen iid 2eute, Die ocit @ert
Der Menihenleben ean3 auberor.
oentli6 gering beranihlogen. Sic
refnen ber3los nur nit Dollarg nnb
Gents, uito falfulieren, menn cine
foitipielise Shusporrihtnng sefor.
bert wiro, Of es iid nidt bidiger
itellt, Die Mnsgabe 5u permeiben
nno oafir elm panr S1nbeueriat-
anipriihe BON 4riippeln lno Sim
terbIiebcnen @ctoteter gu befrieoi.
gen. Dafir, bob bieie nidt gu
bod gu fteben fomme1L iorgen bnrn
i6on Die 8abnanpdlte, Die es met
iterbaft periteben, Die alGger our1
Observation-Disclosures miirbe su|
maiden.
@as uns feblt, lit Elm @eies,
nelhes Die Giienbobnbeamten, mel
DIE fir Die Spitem- uno getriebs.
febfer nerontmortlih limo - aliol
niht Die 2ofomotipfiibrer, 8rem.
Ter unb Meihenitener. fomoern Die
getriebsleiter, Sneenieure uno 9t-
reftoren = finan5ien uno aud fri
mineG baftbar maht. Die @irfun.
gen zines ioIhen @eieBes ltegen
10 flar outage, oaB file nabrlid fei-
rter ndberen Grorterung beoiirfen.
9ie Srage lit nur, Oh iid Der Ron-
greB bel benz gepaltigen @infliib
Der giienbobnen gum grlaB eimeg
ocrartieen Geieses enti9lieben mira.
-
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$50 geIobnuns!

@iro ~beinieuigen auseiidert, Der
mir nadppeiien fam, mer meiuen
4aiture am %. SUM- abenos an
mebreren Steqen in 9ranb geiteft
bat, 10 oaB id Die 8etreffenoen ge-
ridtli6 belangen fam. Inton &rag.
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mnnt SIR einn neinnne Ooh,

@out Sbr cine geiunoe 2eber,
quite 8eroauung, frdftige @iere:l
uno re~gelmaBise idtise g~inseueioe
boben, 10 nehmt 9ridfp q b
@itters. Or bat meoi5iniite 81.
genidaften, Die oas gepiinidte Re-
iuItat berbeifibren.
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@etHfranben aefamft

fe teraaiihe @eintrouben, bon
i6uaraer art, peroen gefouft in be-
lie6igen Guantit6ten 5lru @einma.
den BON q. gnrsitaller, 116 Sones
Goe., neben Der Gone Star 9raue-
rel. die beftea Marftpreiie peroen
be5ablt.
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.6eirats.0esmh

Seirats-@ eiud = Sunge oeutide
@itme miiniht iid gu perbeiraten
nit einem ngotppunder". 8ilo er-
beten. Man uoreliiere: g. 8. c/o
oSreie 1reiie". Gan @ntonio, Ser.
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Der Anti Prohibitions. Club
ppn 8egar Gonntp, bat in elmer ent6u=
iaitiiden ~@eriamunluns am 6. April
1912 bic fDlgenben Gambi6aten fit BITE
refpeftipen Aemter inbpfiert:
@iater 81. 9ifrift= @eridt:
GSwarH Dwyer.
@idter 81. 9iarift- geriat;
Sranf 3. Waih.
@idter 70. SiHrift- eeridt:
Clause .. Sirfkeac.
Sifrift=a miualt:
6. m. Chambers.
9ifritt= Glerf:
Gtas. S. u. HnntmeL
COUNTY =@idter;
Sec. 10. Hmntreb.
Gpmntp- Hidter (Gipil- 5aae)
!. 6. Batter.
GpHntp =Glerf:
GRaS 10. Smith.
Sberiff:
Jim Stevens
County aniualt;
Gcm !. Netpten.
Gpuntp= Solicitor:
John u. Bitter.
Gonntp- aTefOr;
2llbert .. HmtR.
Gpuntp= sdatmeiiter;
GtwarH ~. Gynan.
Gountp-S nrpeppr;
~. nj. Code.
superintendent 5ffentlider sdufen:
=. s. StewarS.
Seffentli6er gsaser:
S. 3. 2siegs.
Sriebensridter, @reeinft 80. L:
Jeieph nnnietsiS.
5riebensridter, Hreeinft NO. q;
8. .. Gincfey.
a~pnftabler 9reeinft go. 4:
John e. Grainer-
Gpmntp. 9ummtfar greeinft Np. 1;
Charles X. GrappfsrS.
County -aumniiidr Irecintt go. 2:
Jafeb Weber.
GpmntD -9pmuiTar @reeinft No. o,
Jafeb Klaus.
Counts aommiiar 9reeiutt 30. A;
2tntem GlSefmer.
9esislatpren:
Otto wabrmmnr.
10. II. Camp.
(Auseige.)
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@ir nebmen es anoern mebr
libel, oaB file uniere 5ebler tennelt,
ols unS ielbit, oaB mir oamit bebaf-
tet limb.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
SOCIALIST LYCEUM
 WILL OPEN MONDAY

On Monday evening of next week there will be opened the Socialist ly- ceum which, the Review announced come time since, has been arranged for. The opening number is announc- ed to be by Edward Adams Cantrell and the subject which he has chosen Is How We are gouged."
 It is stated that MT. Cantrell is one Of the strongest of the speakers who will furnish the timber for the lectures or lyceum course in Bisbee. He comes from Los Angeles and has long been worker for the doctrines which he will advocate and in his work he has shown marked ability on the lecture platform. so that his selection to open the course is considered wise one.
 In order to obtain the lyceum for Bisbee the Socialists had to guarantee 300 tickets at sl piece and they do not expect to do better than come out whole on their venture not having taken the matter up as a money mak. ing proposition.
 The lectures will be given in the K. P. hall
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
PRAIRIE DOGS MUST
 GO, IS THEIR SLOGAN
Yavapai County Soon to Be gin Campaign of Ex-
 termination

s. E. Piper. connected with the Bu. reau of Biological Survey of the United States department of agricul. ture, Will be in Prescott within a few days to make demonstrations for sev- erai days in poisoning prairie dogs and trapping gophers says the Jour nal-Miner
 Dr. A. K. Fisher, in charge of eco. homie investigations for this Bureau. was requested by the chamber of commerce recently to send a repre- sentative here for this purpose: as at thls time of the year, when the natur. al green forage for these rodents is most scarce, it is the best season for their successful extermination. Dr. Fisher, who visited Prescott last fall and made many friends here during his demonstrations, left with the chamber of commerce his formula fer poisoning the dogs. copies of which are at the servlce of citizens desiring the same.
 As soon as the date of Mir. Piper's visit can be ascertained, due notice will be given through the columns of the local press.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
JACK RICE DYhAh|TES
 TOURNAMENT LEADER
Locke is Drilled by Powder Expert and Has
 Hopes Blasted

Harry Locke sustained his first de feat Of the billiard tournament last night. when he lost to Jack Rice. Locke is playing scratch and Rice is handicapped at 93. This happened on the top of four straight victories for Locke but the buck jinX mesmer ized the yictorie last night and when Rice negotiated his ninety-third kiss, Locke was thirty points below his handicap of 125. Locke still holds the record for high run and high aver age. however. and the tournament is yet young. old buck gets the best of them.
 Burns is the leader of the tourna- ment now. He defeated Rice last night no to 6l, Rice's handicap be- ing 9S. The third game of last nights block was between Sabin handicapped at lOe, and Weiner han dicapped at 50; Weiner lost, running up only 32.
 One of the games scheduled for this evening will be between Burfis and Huddleston, the latter a scratch" man Barring buck this should be a fast go.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
 INSPECT DIVISION
Special Train Arrives From West-Other Traffic
 Men Here

A special train consisting of an engine. a Pullman and a private car, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon at o'clock and remained for about 70 minutes. leaving for the west. The special was carrying party of Fl Paso and Southwestern officials who are making an inspection of the west ern division of the road.
 In the party were General Superin- tendent c. F. Hawks, Chief Engineer Emerson of Fl Paso and F. B. King superintendent of the western division of the Southwestern. Other railroad men in the city yesterday were E. G Mustain. travelling freight and passen. ger agent Of the Southwestern. with headquarters at Fl PasO; Fl. NJ. Cor don. an auditor of the road and K. W. Shedd, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Trinity and Brazos Val ley road. with headquarters at Fort Worth, Tex.
 General Superintendent Hawks, Mir. King and Chief Engineer Emerson, will inspect the work being done along the Southwestern extension right of way while on their western division inspection trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL CALLED
Matters Left After Regular Meeting are Up for
 Consideration

The city council will hold a special meeting this evening at seven o'clock for the purpose of taking action on several matters that were held over from the regular meeting Monday night. lt is reported that plans for the two conrete bridges to be built on the Tombstone canyon road extenion will be submitted 10 the council and that estimates on the cost of steel girders will also be submitted.
 Councilman John Hill has returned to the city from his Mexico trip ten days sooner than it was his original intention to return so that there will be no question about there being a quorum of members at the meeting to night The resignation of Jacob Sch mid is still in the hands of the city clerk as it was not presented to the council at Tuesday night meeting.
 Another matter that will come be- fore the meeting tonight will be the appointment Of election officers and the arrangement or other details of the election to be held in, May.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
SMALLPOX SITUATION
 IS N0T 50 GLOOMY
Douglas Authorities Appear to Have Conditions
 Under Control

 Reports regarding the small pox sit. nation at Douglas continue of a hope. ful tenor. According to the Douglas health officers yesterday afternoon there were no new cases yesterday and no deaths, which is one of the most favorable reports of recent days
 A woman who had been employed al the International laundry died Thurs. day night. but the case had not a sin gle symptom of small pox The diag. nosis of the city physician was acute stomach trouble. Notwithstanding that the case did not resemble small pox in any way. every precaution that would have been taken if 1t had been small box was taken the funeral being a private one
 Yesterdays report would seem to indicate that the local authorities at Douglas had the situation under per feet control. though there has been no let up in the close watch kept on Douglas by county Authorities All of the trains from Douglas are being met here by the health authorities but the travel between Bisbee and Douglas is so slight now that the inspection of trains is a mere formality. Only one passenger was on the 2:15 Douglas train yesterday afternoon. Vaccina. tion is going on at a rapid rate in Bis. bee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09

music.
 Bisbee seldom has the opportunity of hearing violin music like that rendered by Richardson, and those who missed hearing him may well regret it. It is regrettable that the opportunity could not be held open longer. The reception given the vio- lin player last night was an ovation, made up of encore after encore. Bis bee theater audiences may not be strong on the niceties of technique, but when a violin is attuned with the mysterious musings of the inner self they know that it is music. They may not know that it is barred and stopped and timed according to the Hoyle Of music. but by human in stinct they know that ages ago the stars of morning sung some such tune.
 Not all of Richardson's selections brought idle tears" however Some Of his limitations, showing hls com- plete mastery Of the violin, were hu. morous in the extreme, as was the imitation of country band playing Casey Jones"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
SCHOOL INSPECTION
 IS BEING COMPLETED
Segregation ot Those Who are Affected with Ira
 choma is 10 Follow

All suspected cases of trachoma in the schools Of the district are being examined by Dr. Downs, a Douglas eye specialist The Lincoln school children were examined yesterday af ternoon, and other schools will be visited until all have been inspected School Superintendent c. F. Phil brook and Health Superintendent Miner are present at all inspec- tiops
 The children of all school rooms al the Central school have been ex- amined. and the positive cases O. trachoma determined. Monday these will be segregated in rooms apart from children who are free Of the disease, and the children will be treated at the school building. l. has not been decided as yet whether trained nurses will be employed to aid in the treatment Of the children If parents of children suffering from the disease give their cooperation in treating the disease. nurses will not be necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
RICHARDSON THRILLS
 AUDIENCE AT ROYAL

When Professor Richardson played Silver Threads Among the Gold" at the Royal last night, the audience as one drew in its breath and expelled 1t In long sigh, and tiny feminine handkerchiefs came out like stars in the evening sky. Those who like the favorite song of Al Fields have never heard it properly expressed unless they have heard it played on the vio
 lin by master. such as Richardson
 Silver Threads Among the Gold" Is more than mere sentiment; 1t is the unexpressed tune that sings through the heart strings of human hearts that love. Cicero, in his Do Senectute," expressed the essence Of this human love that endures and is patient through Shakespeares seven ages. Burns expressed it in John Anderson My Jo." With his violin Richsrdson expresses this love in
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
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Sheriff Harry Wheeler passed through the city yesterday afternoon on his motor cycle, enroute from Douglas to Tombstone.
 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe of Tomb. stone is in the city on official busi ness.
 R. B. Krebs and family have moved to Tombstone, where Mir. Krebs will be deputy clerk of the superior court
 c. IT. Akers and l.. s. McGirk of Phoenix are registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Mrs. James Sims, mother of Senator W. P. Sims, left yesterday for Nash vile. Tenn.
 Mrs. F. L. Williams and daughters have gone to Shreveport. La, to visit relatives.