Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-28

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I've today. Music is an invisible an
gel that whispers to us through the
souls of men inspired by God. It be
longs to every creature in the world
1t belongs to the unfortunate youths
in the reform school whose minds may
be little warped because OF defective
upbringing and who can't distinguish
at present between right and wrong
II belongs to them as much as il does
10 the richly ROBBED woman who rides
In her electric motor 70 attend thel
grand opera. u belongs to them as
much as It does to the people who
flock TO the great churches in the
cities to hear the magnificent pipe or.
gans roll cut their smooth ard sooth-
ing tones while the choirs with voices
os wofld renown chant paeans of
praise, It belongs to them as much
as it does to the proud and doting par
ents who, in the evening. resting after
the days labors. listen to the daugh-
ters PLAYING on the piano peaceful
tunes that make home ties grow still
closer and recall youthful days. It be
longs to them as much as it does to
the man and the maid who sit in the
moonlight With mandolin and guitar
end touch. with gentle fingers, the
seemingly enchanted strings. bringing
forth melodies that bewitch and make
vivid and real dreams OF love that are
caught and entwiued with the twink
ling. >4inEling. titilating strains that
quaver on the cool night air. 1t belongs
to them, for music is theirs BY divine
right. II will make their young minds
and hearts. no matter If they are
touched with sin. both better and
stronger.
While the governor has shown that
he realizes and appreciates the bene-
fits OF music and makes it plain that
music must go along with instructions
as to how to plant beans, milk cows
and curry horses, he shows still great
er wisdom in sending to the school an
EXPERT chef.
You remember that civilized man
cannot live without cooks" Wen. that
is one of the great truths. We might
say that it is THE great truth. 1t
will be impossible to improve the
minds and bodies of the wards of the
state unless they are given proper
nourishment. To keep the children in
confinement and then 10 feed them
poorly prepared food would be a crime
for which the state should Re pun
ished. Nothing so quickly ruins health
as poor food. The curse of this coun.
try today is indigestion. No man can
work IL his stomach refuses to act,
and no mans stomach can perform
the functions slong if it is filed with
poorly cooked food More homes are
ruined and more people so to the d.
yorce court because their stomachs
are out Of order than from any other
cause. They imagine something else.
is wrong, but it is their stomachs
Indigestion has taken the JOY out OF
life and made them irritable and
peevish. No man can be bright and
happy unless his digestion is good.
No woman can look bright and be
sweet and winning il she is CARRYING
load in her stomach that feels like
a brick.
Governor Hunt, in seeking TO pro
vide good cook who viii teach the
others how to cook while furnishing
digestible and appetizing food, is con
/ ferring a blessing on the inmates.
And the example established by Gov
crnor Hunt might he followed with
profit in many homes in the land.