davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
AW0MANyO DISSERTATIONS


10 catch or swat
 Here is the ounce Of prevention Don't give the flies a chance to bree, in your immediate vicinity. Clean IT, Keen cleaned up. Allow no manure or garbage about your house. Us> plenty Of soap and water inside the house. Teach the children tb value Of cleanliness. Teach them a. SD not to leave the doors open, so tha when the screen door IS up they wl4 be thoughtful enough to close it Whe4 they go in or out.
 Keen all foods covered, for If there is no filth around flies will feed O. your edibles and infect them win l. seass
 And. for goodness sake, screen vour house from cellar 10 attic. Leay no way Of ingress for the fly and 70 will have no cause to complain Q! hi company.
 Too many people are stingy abou screens. Stlnginess in screens mean either that you are not getting su4 cient air into your house because yo dare not open unscreened doors ant windows, or that you are letting il filth and disease with the flies wheI the unscreened windows and door are open.
 If you cant afford good wire screen, fitted to every window, tack nettini across the window frames. It's cheai and will last until cold weather kll! the flies.
 It is not necessary to fill the house with nasty flytraps, poisoned paper or to organize the children in to a swatting brigade. Keep the fife out of the house and keep the plac' cleln-thsts all.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
HOW TO SAVE MONEY

When your wife asks you for ten cents, make such a fuss about it that she win thinl. you are the Injured par ty and will beg your forgiveness with tears in her eyes. TheE put on your hat and go down town and buy yoGr- self four or five fiIleen-cent drinks, asking the bartender to have one with you every time and smoke several eX- pensive cigars.
 When you buy aD automobile get a s7 one and then spend $97 Q week on it for repairs at the garage.
 Always buy thirty-scven-cent shirts, two or three of them every week. wear them once and throw them away
 Rent house on the outskirts of the city because il is cheap and then spend the difference and some more in car fare for yourself and family.
 Go without overshocs and save si and then have pneumonia and spend S19s in doctors bills.
 Buy your goods of q mail order house and then buy them over again at home.
 Hire a S7 man to fill 8 s70 job and then spend your time correcting his mistakes.
 ACCORDING TO UNCLE AsNER.
 One of them entitled to a Carnegie hero medal is the feller who invented the three cornered lead pencil that
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
POINT OF VIEW
elsewhere

"Ah were in de yah. suh." asse' ,od the colored man who was begging.
 Did you stand your ground when real battle came?"
 No, sub; Ah done run,"
 What? Did you run at the first shot?"
 "Yassuh. An if I'd knowed 1t were corin' I'd run befoh hit wah fired"
 This is a horrible confession of cowardioe. Do you consider your life worth more than other peoples lives? Is your life worth more than that of your brsvs Captain or that of your in' trepid General?"
 "Yassah. It was wuth more to me suh!"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Nobody likes to think or flies. But the best way not to be compelled to think about them whole lot later on is to do a little advance thinking new.
 We hear a good deal about fly traps right now. The other day, in q mag azine, was a picture of a boy and Q heap of flies, and fly trap which the boy had used to catch the flies. There were something like % ,000 flies in that heap. The boy won Q prize of $25 offered for the largest catch of flies.
 Fly traps and fly swatters, of course. have their use. But they are the pound Of cure" Wouldn't it bs far better not to have so many flies
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

An effort is being made by firms in the United States to persuade the Mex icans on the west coast to cultivate Times. It is said the land is suitable and tha. a large crop Of fine fruit could be produced with small capital
 Inf. should be urged by the Mexican government and by all true Americans who love the gin rickey. that seductive and bewitchiug connection which prob- ably Is the most delicious. cooling aad fragrant beverage ever composed by m artist before a big mirror. Certain
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

CHICAGO. June S:-Because she Is opposed to the use Of liquor in clubs where both men and women are members, Mrs Harold McCor- mick. daughter of John D. Rockefel- Ter, has gotten into disfavor with the most exclusive social circles of this city.
 Recently Mrs. Mccormick publicly stated that the use of liquors in clubs where the sexes meet is wrong. At the time she made public her opinion, she said:
 T do not exclude the Saddle and Cycle club, of which I am q member. If I had my way there would be no public drinking on the psrt Of wom- en. do not approve of it at all. Tn a private hnnne it is not 90 bad. I would not say that snvthin0 a" tually improper has been indulsed in
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Governor Johnson Of California, has decided not to call social session Of the legislature. Tn 9 country that Is as hot as it is about Sacramento at this time Of the year, with the humid ity making the heat unbearable. it would he a crime to call the legislators together. Phoenix, which Is not noted as a summer resort. is cool compared to Sacramento. Governor Johnson probably thought it would take some thing more serious than a desire to enact a law affecting the I. W. ". to get the lawmakers to consent to meet now.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Judge Archbold refused to testify in his own behalf There's where the judge is wise. IT he had gone be- foro the congressional Investigating committee they misht have made him tell something.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Roosevelt has won the South Dakota primary. This is the last to be held and the candidates can now begin Gickering with the delegates from the south to see which one can secure the most of them. It is said that some of them are deser1ing Taft for R0ose velt. The uninstr7lcted delegate will be c very popular man with both fac. tions
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

at any of the club dances and parties but l think a few of iH~ convention alities have been forgotten."s
 This statement from Mrs. McCor- mich aroused the ire of the-very ex- elusive members Of the Saddle and snub Mrs. Mccormick at the first opportunity. Their chance came on Saturday. June 1. That was the day of the formal opening Of the club. Eight society leaders were chosen to welcome the guests. Mrs. McCor- mick. for the first time in years. was not on the list. h her place Mrs Marshall Field was at the. head og the receiving line
 The prohibition tendencies of Mrs. Mccormick have never pleased Chi cago social leaders. but this is the first time she has been snubbed be cause of them. She has never per mitted liquor to be served in her home.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
tlsr-ai!

4fany Of us intended attending the Chicago convention but had to declare the trip on because we couldn't get hold of dcksss.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

John D. Rockefeller has made sue. cess in accommodating money and is able to get almost anything he wants in this life, but ws doubt very much if he ever went into a restaurant, asked for a medium boiled egg. and got what he ordered.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

SarrY 6 New.
 Harry S. New, of Indiana, is chair man of the subcommittee on arrange ments of the republican national com mittee. If he should wish ito do so he can assist the Taft forces very materially by assembling a crowd Of spectators at the Chicago cOnyen- ton who will be favorable to the president. New says he wishes 10 be absolutely impartial The Roosevelt forces have been afraid Of him. how ever, since he presented Mr Taft with l50 complimentary tickets to the con yention and refused to give Mir. Roosevelt any at ail
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

There Is no real need Of anyone be 'rc troubled with constipation. Cham heriain's Tablets will cause an agree able movement of the bowels with out any unpleasant effect. Give them
 a trial. For sale by all deelers. 43
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

\ woman would be utterly helpless at a political convention because there ia nothing there that can be fixed with 2 hair pin
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09
TWO voLcANos ACTIVE

SEATTLE. June s.-A dispatch from Seward. Alaska, says the vol canos in Redoubt and Ilaimna mount aims are both h violent eruption.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

Green Maize has been discovered in Missouri. This dOesn't mean that roasting ears are found in the Show Me state. but that Q man by that name resides at Lancaster. He should go over to Miami county. Kansas, and get acquainted with Eaton E. Going. While on the trip he might stop at St. Joe and meet Pearl Button and then 90 to Oklahoma City and get ac- ouainted with Early Rizer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

During the summer months people should not get excited nor should they work tco hard" This is the good ad. vice handed down by the health pro nlolers and by the family physician. It is. mighaY good advice and we should all strive to follow it, especially that part relating to light work. The ad vice continues that i've should confine ourselves to light diet" That's all right but sounds SO much like break fast food advertisement that most oi us shun it.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09


 raise mint on the west cosst7
 law has been proposed in New York that requires every building in the city to have prominently displayed on it brass plate bearing the name and address of the owner. The purpose is to disclose the identity of those who are responsible for unsanitary tenants. evil resorts, dives. the haunts of iawhreakers, and dilapidated build ings. Many man who owns such premises would be ashamed to have his ownership known. Sneh informa- ton would make law enforcement easier. adding public opinion to the other agencies, and especially would wori. to prevent the law avoidance by tho grace of political influence. It would give full force to that most powerful or all agencies. publicity.
 From now until the republican na- tional convention is held Chicago will be the busiest place. politically, there is on the map, and we will hear all sorts of tales regarding the seating Of certain delegations and will read many stories of what each man ex- poets to accomplish. The leaders and the principals will give out interviews and we will be glad to read them. For a short time, at least. tho baseball fan wnl be obliged to becontent to take 8 hack seat because for q brief period both Taft and Roosevit will be. bigger men than Ty Cobb, Ban Johnson and Comic Mack. It doesn't happen often but it will happen again for a few brief days when the democratic con vention is held in Baltimore
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

The recent political convention made one thing evident: the gum shoe gets there ahead Of the meeaphone
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-09

ly the cultivation Of the lime should he urged by all-but say. can they raise mint on the west coast?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
Personal Mention.

Mrs May PDsey. Of Itop 5. Peters
burg Turnpike. vas taken yesterday
afternoon 10 the Johnston-W Willis Sana =
forum. where she will undergo Sc
rious operation.
Miss Eloise Jackson. Of Wilmington.
y G. is the guest OF Miss virginia
Garnett.
Mrs Charles = Johnson. Of Washing
ton is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Charles T. Jones
Miss sue Rife. Of West Virginia. is
visiting her aunt Mrs. A Clarence
Atkins.
Miss BESSIE Cneatham. of Prince
George County. is spending the holt
days at the home Of her uncle, l. W
Cheatham. Of Forest Hill.
John West Davis and bride. OF At
lanta. Ga. are visiting Mr. and MIS-
T. F. Davis.
Misses Daisy and Leila Moore. of
South Richmond. are spending the hol-
idays with their. parents at Beach
Chesterfield County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
PROPERTY IN DEMAND
Annexation Talk Is Causing Investors
to seek SOuthside Dirt.

Prospects Of union with the city has
caused q sharp furry in Southside
suburban property. While the prices
have not advanced. II IS thought that
the demand will soon cause them 10
soar. Several important transactions
directly trac =s,le TO the possibility Of
annexation have been reported during
the week, and several more deals are
on foot.
The property south Of the James has
been held back By lack OF development.
In the last few years Forest Hin and
Woodland Heights. by proper spirit,
has made remarkable progress while
Swansboro and Oak Grove have re-
NAMED stationary. The latter places
are retarded by the inadequate car
service The present terminus OF the
Hull street line VIII be extended out
the New Road half mile. and Will
bring in valuable territory.
This district has been handicapped
by poor school service. This condi-
ton IS also being remedied- Two
eight-room buildings are now under
course Of construction. one Will be in
Oak Grove and the other midway be-
tween Woodland Heights and swans
boro. The total cost Of the new struc-
lures VIII b. 10000, which Is COW
cred by a bond issue. other improve
naer,ts in the building lines are being
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
Kirk.Parrish Co.,
627 E. Broad. (Near 7th).

all the electrocutions take place al
the State Farm also.
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
aI. I. Shipman Issued to-day sum
mary OF newspaper publications In tbs
state. showing that there are S02 news
papers, dailies 10 ANIMALS nc!udeo'
with I.S3OI4O circulation. There are
eight morning dailies. with G)S32 CDR
cllation. twenty-one evening dallles'
with 56,OIl circulation; 176 week.-Mrs.
with 543I94: twenty-four seml-week-
lies. with 54.so2: fifty monthlies, with
9l439O. eleven semi monthlies. with
27.45O. three ANIMALS, with ll5, JOV'
and nine quarterlies, with S.525 circu-
lation. OF the newspapers published IN
the state. l29 are Democratic sixteen
independent Democratic. seventeen Re-
publican and two Independent Repub-
lican and twenty-five Independent
Others are denominational. <ades and
other special interests.
charter was Issued to-day for the
Bank of Collision. Chatham County;
capital. $4,000 authorized and $4,000
subscribed. by Hugh Womble' W. l.
Goldson and others
Another charter was for the stan
tonsburg Live Stock Co. Of Stanton
burg. Wilson County. capital SIS, 200
authorized ana $1,000 subscribed. by
W. +. Borden, ". II Applewhite ana
A. s. Wooten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
COMP ANY AGREES
TO Be THE GOAT
Kellogg Intirnates That Suit to|
Test Antitrust Law Is
Friendly Arrangement.
Especial to The Times-Dlspaich

lSpfc-a4 10 ] ne LlffeS ID pal p
Wv York. December 2s-Thst the
only purposs OF Attorney-General Wick
ersham IN bringing SUIT against the
Kellogg Toasted Cornaakes Company
under the sherman antitrust law was
10 make ties; case Of the statute as
applying 70 manufacturers OF food
products and that the X llogS com
pany previously had agreed &c be
made a scapegoat. was the gist OF a
statement issued here to-day "a behalf
Of ". X kellogg. just before he sailed
for South Am rica on the steamer
Vestris
There is a suspicion that the Attor-
ney-General may have = seIni-frie ndly
purpose in bringing the suit" the
statement reads. selecting the X log E
which TO test the meaning OF the Sher
man law as It applies 10 the pr-ce
maintenance without contracts. Such
a suggestion. 4 Is said. was mad 80
the company b. a representative Of
the Department Of Justice some three
rnonths ago. but was declined. because
the company objected 10 being made
the scapegOat. At the time. u is said.
the Representatives Of the Department
OF Justice frankly stated their belle.
thar th.- Kellogg company plan o.
business was not only fair. but 50 free
from conspiracy and ertanSling lesa!
issues that It furnished an admirable
test case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
CONFIRMS
LIFE SENTENCE
Baron Palermo Must Pay Full
Penalty for Murder Of
Princess!

Especial Gable to The Times Dspatch.)
Rome. December 2S.-The Court OF
Cessation has confirmed the life I'M
prisonment sentence Of Lieutenant
Baron Vinceno Palermo. who murdered
the Princess TrigOna. lady in-waltins
10 the Queen. on March 2. 1911. This
was one OF the most tragic crimes ever
known here.
The Princess Giulia Trigona di SAINT :
Ella. a niece Of the Marquis di san
GiuIano. the Italian Ministe rof For
eign Affairs. and cousin Of Prince d
Scala. secretary Of state in the For
cign once was murdered by Palermo.
who was , cavalry lieutenant. twenty
four years Of age. The Naison be
tween the woman and the lieutenant
had been going on for some time II
was common scandal in Roman 80
ciety. and the husband of the princess
had summoned her 10 court in separa-
ton proceedings
The princess was one OF the most
beautiful women IN Rome. and was a
prominent society leader. She was
thfrtv-siX years Of age, but looked
much younger. King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena had tried 20 recon
Gle her with her husband without sue
cess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
sure story Ia Incorrect.

,~Dfelal to The Times-Dispatch
New York. December -H-slrs Wa
hrielle Clendeniu. Horace Greeley ;
ssurhter. who lives in Westchester'
sid over the telephine that she was
ouite sure the story from White Plains
was incorrect. and that no disrespect
ras been shown her father throuS n
lack Of regard for the statue. Then
Mrs. Clendenin explained why the sta
Tue had not been erected last summer
when plans had been made for its I'M
yelling.
The committee OF Chappaqua ciu-
zens Of whom Mr. Bristol was the
LEADING spirit. which had charge of
collecting funds for the statue that II
might be placed in the park opposite
,ireeley's Chappaqua home, could not
subscribe enough money "a lay what y
thought would be proper foundation
Consequently. the placing of the monu-
uent was put of until next June, when
il will have pedestal betting it
1.-The statue probably has been placed
in the meantime" said Mrs. Clendenin
on Ar Bristols estate, and I'm sure
wherever it Is il is being we'll looked
after We have TO thank Andrew Car
uegie foF having subscribed $1,000 Will
with 10 erect "A proper foundation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
SCHEDULE FOR
FLEET IS ISSUED

Washington. December 2s--Just how
Uncle sam viii manage midwintcr
reception 10 the men Of the Atlantic
naval fleet on the Panama Canal. and
how 4 trip back 90 Cuba will be FOL
lowed by small army target practic,
and camping for the blucjackets on
shore AZ Guantanamo is shown IN the
general sch. dulc for t;.e fleet. issued
by the Navy Department tonight. COW
crlng the period from January > TO
May /.
The fleet VIII sail from Hampton
Roads January g. it. second division
and fourth ard fifth groups visitiu =
CristObal. whore tho mon VII De- alvea
ieave % view the canal work January
81 20 10. TIE frst division. the pixie.
and the second and third groups VIII
ns a. Cristobai January 90 20 cs. tn
ti.ri division VIII stay there from
January - - FEBRUARY ard tho
fourth division VII follow on reb-
ruart 90 =
Some - the ships in Pacific waters
wIl 3D. able 90 give it- mon shore
leave at Panama this s-a~o-. DESTROY.
sr~ and submarines VIII hold engineer
.sE competitions az Guarfarano ln
January The feet viii saN north from
Guantanamo March g.. and haiticehip
Individual battle practice VIII BIZ ID
March CO on ne southern drill ground .
Tho battieships are 20 return 90 thrif
home ysrds for docking by Apr! 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
BORDER OF. HOLLY
ON HIS CHECKS
Carnegie Has Them Printed
Especially for Christmas
Donations.
, HE GIVES AWAY $4,000
About 500 Persons Are Made
Happier by His Remem-
ORANGES.
(special 10 The rimes-DispatchD

New York. December 2S.-AneEew
Cqrnegie's Merry Christmas" TO his
friends and relatives cost him $4,000
This amount of money. perhaps a lit
tie more or = little less. was sent ont
in checks especially engraved with
a border OF holly in amounts ranging
from $50 TO $1,000.
Altogether about 500 persons had
their Christmas briehtcnod and made
= bit more merry by Mr.. CarDegies
rememOrances lie did not give any
amounts larger than $1,000. and IL was
charitable organizations Tor the most
part that received more than 5000.
The carnegie mansion was lombard
ed this afternoon and evening by re-
portcrs because H. II. Topakyan, Per-
sian Consul General. called on the
Laird of Skibo Friday night. when
Mr.. Carnegie mentioned that ne had
in his lifetime given about sl25.o0o'Voe
to charity, education. etc. understood
him TO say he was going to give s25,-
OOO. 600 or sl2s.O0o.oOo to various chart
ties on the first OF the yeaE-
The Persian Consul General told an
evening newspaper about it. and the
newspaper had Mr. Carnegie giving
the money by WAY 81 G New Years
resolution.
In a statement to-day Mr.. carnegie
said through his secretary that ne ma"
no intention Of giving a cent OF money
To any one ~ any organization on inc
first Of the year or in the HnNieui"''
future.
Mr.. Topakyan simply made little
mistake in supposing MIR Carnegie was
talking Of the future, when nc was
talking Of the past was the way the
explanation was put.
The Persian onsul-general called on
Mr.. Carnegie 20 SOLICIT his aid Tor th-
sufferers in Constantinople. M Car
negie told Mr.. Topakyan that he was
not giving any money for that pur-
pose: then the two had a little chat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
VIII Have Christmas Music.

An attractive program OF Christmas
music has been arranged for the ser
vices at Bainbridse Street Baptist
Church to-day. The musical arrange
nent is as follows.
orning-Voluntary choir, bright
est and Best of the Sons OF the Morn
ing" tScanecker), Onertory. quartet
Lift Up Your Hearts and Voices
lMote).
ening-Noiuntary choir, The
Earth Lay Wrapt' oShelden). offer
tory. solo; 30, Holy Night" (Wilson>.
The following members compose the
choir: Sopranos-Misses Ollie Gregory
Page Snellinss. Mrs. A. y. Pettigrew,
Mrs r NJ Mooney; altos-'iiss Grace
Brinser ana Mrs. T J. Jewett. rcnor-
William J. Morrissette: bassos-W. K
5hardtz. H. L. Gregory and {. W.
Payne: organist-Mrs. T. J.. Burton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29
CONVICT SYSTEM
MAY Be CHANGED
Kitchin VIII Recommend That
Penitentiary Building Be
Abandoned.

Raleigh. y. G.. December 2S-The n
coming legislature is certain TO have
II sorts ~ recommendations and ten
GERS % advice - 20 what changes TO
make - ~he state convict system
Mos, ve.s-lr VII probably attach 10
the ecommtadatlous of Governor
Elect erals and retiring Governor
Nircain. = Is learned that the latter
VIII recommend that tn penltentiary
aliId.ng b. -- DO abandoned entirely.
ana that The seat OF convict control
boz removed 20 -h. state i-arm IN Hall
Tax counts D.. THINKS the psn.ten-
Sag. .u.il-u- .rr- Gould be turned
.t.r 20 the ~-tt. Hospital Tor The In
sane or either State institution Gov
.--c- Kltcn'u WI also suggest that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

santa claus VII pay his annual sisi;
"a o.. children 81 the Porter street
Preghvtrri1n Church tomorrow nisht
rlrrr VIII d. rifts Tor each of the
uurs ones. Appropriate exercises have
been arranged.
Tho sunday school q thu Cowardin
feens. Crrisflan Church VII give its
rh-fr-nnas entertainment Tomorrow
rfshf "a $40 o'clock. Aemiitsnce 10
t.. axercises VIII b. by ticket only.
an attractive program has been ar
r,reel An on rims VIII be taken 81
the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-29

Especial TO The Times Dispatcn
South Bethlehem, Pa, December -
Charles NJ. Schwab. at distance OF
thousands Of miles away, in Europe
to-day played the role Of Santa C-aus,
somewhat delayed. TO more than zoo
of his superintendent at the Bethie-
hem steel works.
The steel magnate WAS compelled to
sail for Europe some time Deiore
Christmas, and the usual Christmas
dinner had TO be postponed I'-udY'
however. Schwab's gifts TO his iieuteh-
ants. beautiful Swiss gold watches OF
special design. the whole lot coStlhs
more than $4,000, were received.