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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12
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ri6mIidhe BON allen bisbe f%atgebdbtn, os Biz iebt b. G.ihdftsp.i
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f%deinIithit nod in ben D.rbIeibnb.n fMnf Mo9,n ou6 niht m,br in
fddbigsaOer Wsis beinfubt nsrb.n pirb. Sc III, 10 Ttr.ibt bic 81. g.
etaotsaeitung", smsifisobne an benz our 3dt 70 omt seb0rhu @srsbs BON
Der nisber uber infer sons.s oonb setOmmsnsn prOfpertdt Elm gut Stid
usberreibuns, benin IS 1T n6t gu .rt.nn.n, rs cine altsemsine qrofpsrhGi
mDsia if, henn bic 9rsifs fir BIZ, m,iF.n aebsnsmittt ftisr ~unerfdpinss
lid seDorben Fno, 10 bdb in unseSGNtsu Jamifsn ~Gntb.brunssn F4 au.
ssbrlngt 6oten, neil fOf Elm Qustommsn nitt mogthb e.ntfsn NOR.
Isnn afo bon qroiperidt bic Rsbe if, 10 lam bhs tinssptss bsbeuhn,
bB IOblFano in tMm 6ouis unb in isbr Sutte .in9etsbrt lei. Don
prOiPsrHdt Taft Fd nr in benz b.idrdnttn Sinns rsO,n. bb bic ans..
ndne @eftGftsLoee cine sInfige 1T.
Die Satfafe. bob bic prdfbsntIdoRz aompogne bidss Wof feline
etorung bon 9anbeI uub gdnbeI nit fd ssfibrt bat. III nht idp.r su
srsrhnbsn, nnb bic bette GrtIdruns bafir blrft nod imm.r bic nGfFs
Eessnbe isin: bic gsf9dfspelt 1T fh bspubt, baB Der 4usfaI Der Babhn
i'm bemotratH4sn Sim. tsns SdGbisuns BON 6onbeG unb @anbel mad
IFa aiebsn nirb. Die ~Gtfadftsnst bdft o. Grpd6lung gDiGons niat nur
fs mogid, fonbern fir ff.r, lift ubr nod elmer sinFdtsponen unb Dor.
ur'sasfrsten prufung sur ls6ers.usuns sdangt, bub tie in onfsm Sal,
tdns StOrunssn gu befirhkn bat, unb buB oi. QnpoFungen an ben .tpois
gen umsefalt.hn 9orif fh pne ,rnfih. gsrufe ntrbsn bep.rftnis.n
lafen uo auf tetnsn iMl bauernbe rnbilben boburh e3euet pubn.
Sas 5rsHein BON %ssfbdftid,n St0rung.n in Der beurigen aampaan.
Rsfsrt bic bette Dtbertsung bs birissn gssbss bon ben miBidsn wr.
iunsn zines spentusaen bemOtrotf6sn Shass. 70 ME sa iebi bon steooors
RopitrIt oltdgtd nuf BEN Stump ber5opft prb unb nomit om6 gGF.
bent Salt in Der berfloFtnsn ggofe gu %p.rTdebenen Toten on bic OsF,nt.
fttst sstuten 1T. Dos gsrrouen Der g~sI6Gftsp.Ii, Das F6 in hhir
anmpagn. ni4t sfhittsTn ldt trait oil. bic babn3eI.nben Rsoen uno
59reiben in dberaenaenbr WeH. aas.n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

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eebeist perocn mnB. abuduft es nuandeu 6annrnoater fat, Der ipdni
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

Der StobItrit III cine aroBe fnbufreae, finarsiene nnb audi cine
sbr srobe imb mddhse pOthide Organization. gber feHe stdispan.
SerpIotien berfauit err an 5opdn uno irenbe Weaicrruecn Inn 40 BRO
sent bniecr aIs on Die Der. staoteu acacruns. Die nduidcn Elnt'
ten, fir melhe er Don imfrer Reehuing $500 erboIt, perfnnfte or Der
iapanHden Reaieuns fir $50.
aPnn ocnfe NAL oorlbr nod, ihrcibt elm @efieItlatt, mb mode
lid nar, mas bas bsoentet. Gs bcoetet r%usefdbr, ob Sopon Elm
~SdIadiifdi BON anrriianiidem SiobI fir $6000.O0O bnuen fam.
peItes unierer eaeuen Eesierumg 100000 ,otet. Gs beoentet, Dob
Sopnn fir 9pcde ieirer ariessHarine MIR So aussugeben brnndt, hr
eSe $40. wcte es inierer aesieums tofet, rmb Bpur mf urirsm cgc.
men 9arft.
es beSetet fernrr, bnb Snpon fir bs ndnIte @co teinats cine
ooppeIt 10 iartc Rarine bouen fam, ME uniere eigenc Reshrung, nenr
beioe amerifoniiden Stobl rerpeneen. limb cs bcoane;, eab Der Smb.
trut NIT Der etneu SonO Die aHsritnniite @eeierune oScr baS oHerHa.
MIDI golt beroubt uo nit Der anOeren einrn inogIiden JcinS bepaiiucn
unb itdrfrn buft.
Ge be fruits nit Der Reeirrne lmipriuaen inb bconoers bic
stablfabrifuntrn es ieus brnaer, iMc grooufte Der ReaRruns al bobcn
greien mi3u5pingen, eebt aus Der tirSid bethIoNenen 9crsctuna bon
aontraften fr StnbIproiettIe nmerifurfter Stabtperfc hcroor, trosbcnr
sraItidc Sirrncn aneebote 3u beoeuteno nrorigeren Rrdien gGradt bot.
ten. Ger llntrtieO 8piifen ben cusIiten wO ben ~rcorisfen ancri.
faniihen anseboten felt fd fir BITE ssumcn 2i%efeungcn aui rub
$343.OO0.
so6aO Dos RefuItat Der gnsebotc bctnnnt acporocn mar. troten Bic
gerneter BON ids mcrifaniter StabIrerfeu 5uinnmcn. rno es rarS
beitloIen, benz 3eportcnent Gin llutnotun gu ielen, berort, ob oe
merifonifdcn Stablperfe nberbaupt Die Serfcauna BON 5toblproht.
tIen oufacbeu mo Die bau e%ineeridtctcn 5obricn fir anOcrc 3rede
oerperoen mlrben. Our 9earln6uns purbc bnuscfigt, es meroe 10.
uRio fem Qroftt br Der SgieGuue berflben eenroft, im6 man boHc
sic 1abrtfen mir in @ange. bamt bideIben Der Hcaprurg I'M aricas.
fnae our griueung ianoen. Ser ange9ebene @rrtuo umo bic 9robuno
nit Dem StieBen Der Sobriten nurbcn bonn Gcportenent dig genleeno
onerfnunt, nm Den anerifnniiten 6abrItanten DIE Seterung 81 Den bel
boberen 4reren gu ibcrtra9en.
9ies fS einige Der Geruuoungen, ncfc Der StabItruit bon Dem
Inn oepGbrtcn Sflrs3oa rndt. lno Somit ihm oiee RooIdfat nht
ent,ooen nir6, foroet or INNER mrbr Shus fir idne ,9obD Snoufr1"
uno mebrt lid gcgcn ieaide 9nrifrepHfon, penn lie non arocreu oils
Fincn eigenen 9oif GgpeHen ousscfibrt perben ipa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

finoen miiIicn, I'M bic fir bic
Geatide Shlle. Ole or unterbnlt,
beitimmteH gInnabmeu 5l nergro'
bern. oenH Der geiiid bat felt Der
Gr6iimuna Dor einem Ronat Der.
art 5ugenonmen oaB man nod
cine uterie pehrfrait e%ngaairen
mub. aun tit es fraalit, OBJ man
In Ser 5urnGa!!e bleiben fdun. oenn
Die Rdumc, peIde mir SdulSpede
temlet peroen fonnetl, errpeiien iitl
ieet idon oils oiel 81 Hem. $50
Gnaben mo Mdoheu beuisen Die
6%clegenbeit, gratis lluterrift in
ser 0euthen Spradle mo md I'M
@eiang gu erlangen mo es limo
pieie afnoer omeritaniid)er ab.
fimft 0arimter. Tenn Staotner.
bano gehorcn lest rs @ereine an,
.nclde fir Die Geutihe Sdlulr in
licOem Monot cine 3ablimg leiiten,
oieie @eloer reiten Jest nidt
.nebr aus. Ger 8oritano hoift, onB
Sic am 90. Gttober itottftuoenoe
,5eier neS Geutideu Cages Elm ii.
InarSielIer GrirIg tperOen wirS,
.hmn Der 8eiueriras oieicr 5eier
.flirBt itetS Ger SduIfaiie 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12
pie Erqebntfe oes fog. .oem. Gartettaees.

Wht nebr Nett as iOnt fonuteu Die gfeoner Der iodaIbempfratiihsn
Eortei oRannI ben 9ortataa IN Gbennis einen @arfftn in Der Gnt.
pidefma os berhen So5nISemofrahe neunen, oenu, 70 igt Die 5rant.
furter al. 9reie", cs lit Der gartetns, Der BEN reOiNOuifiihen @e'
eanfem inmerhalb Der gartcf ben Si,s sebradt bat"
gerrSet sbaben eigentGh IN allen GGaeu, no Die @egeniate 5piiden
GnoifaIisrus 'uno Heniiossmus 3uinrmenpralen fonnten, ft MIR bic
Gaoifalen, abr es berrfdte cfenfunOig Gin eerooe5u angflihes gefre'
ben, an so1mpfen", nm rtt Dor auer Welt Die tnnere S6pdte Der
fGrffeH Grrfhpu os ReifEtoses in Die Griheintne treten 81 laier, uno
ihIrBHh lit bel ben abiimmangen bic Mcinnns Der ReutNoniten tets
burdaebrnnaen. Im lit iber ale artrnee, Die ben @egeniob 5Diiden
beioen Rittunaen in Der gortei oeulid MAIDEN nrBen, 5r Sagesoro'
ruua nberaepanaen uno bat iaqeS itou uno in Srbuung beiunben. gRan
hat Ds ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit Der SorttritIihen @ofspartei bel Den
Iesten Heidstag pobIen sebiaigt, man bat ioe Gisfuiion uber Die 5roge.
Of elm sosnIoemofrat bel ersm Sod mi ben Snier ben SisnngsiaaI
perlaHcn ioa ,o6er nitt. obgeiduihen, un6 man bot fd benibt, Die Con-
ncrfonferensenioer Raofolen lno Der &epiioniteu ais Die idbitberionb-
Iiffe umo bormIoiehe ,Gode BON Ser gdt bin8ufeaen, o6pobI fem &C.
rinaerer os gebel in Der auseinanoeresung barber BON ener redten
unS elmer Iinfen, seHe Der iosiaBemofrntiten INSTRUMENTATION iprn4,
uno babel Die WattaInng madte. BOB i4on iit etwa feben Sabrcn Bic
baben 2IlgeI Der INSTRUMENTATION getrennte 3nianmenfunfe nbbnlten
bob Die beOen @rupper. aIs su gesrun bs Iesten &eidstoges 5nbheite
@cttbeperb nm oiie traten.
aud in Der Sraee bs SnperiaIisnnus uno Ser RIihngen bat man
lid of cine aeIoIution eeGnagt, Die nit alien geeen oei Shrrnen onge'
rrsan1en ,nutbe, o6pobI Die Weinlmgen uber oiie 5ragen rtt melt aus
cnJnnoeraeten, fmc Die geoen BON 2ebebour unb Or. Suefel ge3etgt b~
bck. Io ffEpBlid prrbe aud nod nit 27f gegen 22t Stmmer Der
ncenonnte uRarnberger geiftuB" sr gathier u%ufgeboben, Der Die ar'
setter Der, gauei berpfidnt battle, am 1. Wai eiuen 9agesberoenit an
ben WotiSonos o6suIfern. Wht oieem geihluB lit Dem 8eoanfen o5
i. Wqoi os. @eEtriertas einltafiser StoB oerest uoroeu.
Seraas,nus Dem Snrn, ,bt Serr Sulius Baden Dor einigen Sabren
Dem 3entrlrmA 8ugeruien. Der 9arteitag in Gbemnis rut oasieIbe per.
.S-uIih Der SeuHhen3 So6inDemofratie gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12

~ 4As @on trdnisto uirD aensrbet, baB bic pannmasa usn ennna
ss6deiis tztis fa nsrbs. atfpre4sn II s1rIi4; asr 6alsa sef4u.rf4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-12
Ter Tann an Der Spite Der &C.
meibtrnscnocn Scroe.


&nbt SIR icmnIs beoadi, bdb 6eu
,9oual Sroer OF Mooie Of the
@orIo" Die grobte utio bette iocial'
trilOerIife SiIisgeielIidait III, mel.
dc eriitirt; bic einsise @eienidaft,
tic fir bic @ittiuc, bic glten iInb
Jnualibcn, bic aranfeu inb Sci.
ernOcn IN iursen pcritebi, nnb bic
@aiisn ubne bciunoere Soften fnr
lire Mitalicber er5iebt?
Ger r9opal Srber Of TIE @ooie
OF the @orlo" bat niht oos DC.
ringite nit Der ioeenannten Bull
Mpoie.Qortei at tbun. SD nebme
arobe &loiien an ben Wontag. nno
Wittpo6.@ benoen ieoer Iodle niif.
Sene, Die an ibrem eisenen Sduee,
iopobl ols an bemienigen Sener,
bic Don ibuen abbdngen, iitereiiirt
iin0. ner6en gut tbur, ben Wooie.
@orihIag gu unteriufen, iuabreno
mir cine ipe,iellc 0~is5eniatiOn pOn
$500 GinIhreibescbiibr baben. Die
Benefits iinb 81 per ISOLDE, frorf
o6er llnfuII; 500 beim 2ooe.
s5reie Gr3tlid)e geAonoIung fir Wit.
n!ic6er mo oeren SnrniIien. Bel.
TRACE iinb 70 Gents Der Monat.
Seine ai%iciiements. @easn ndbe-
rer alisfunft iebt 5. q. Sfroeber,
Giitrift 9otional Director, 600
Barton @ebGube, Omaha, 9elepbon
Touglns 2t57.
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NrobewabIen fur Debs.

eu elmer ,Reihe, BON Gtdbkn fonen qrobeobfimmunsen in ben 5abris
fen Elm aberraftenb qrpbes igotum fir Deba, ben fo5iaffH6en prdfbsnt.
Shoftss aanbfbatsn, ,nufgeDiefenahQten. Dds ueranloBt oos petnc. 8olts'
bIatt4 an ben GDorta: Gage nifH bic bfimmte satade Dor, bdb Der Sp-
snlismus sen syarmrn abfolut arsmb III, 10 tOnnts mon gu benz GGuu6en
pernnlast, nsrben;i baBl Debs sn6r0Bsr,s gotun .rhoIhn perbe, oIs Ropiss
belt oer aGt .auf iben Gala Fe9s fef, bab bos 8Otum fir 0e6s uns
bimlid fart ~ienspsrns.
.Dsfs, etr0nnnalin Standardization, Tar.ibt Dos ssnonnts glatt, lit
aus benz euanoe iberrafGenb, ieb ssrnbe in Der lesteren 3t DRl getan
porben in, I'M ben prhsasnbsn. RlaHsn grIiakrunssn su ttin. Die uIe
ub unm,nfdlhe Mhrtme, baB Der arbdtsr bas sanse RTtO istnsr Be-
fhGftiqunaas u traen tbt unb fsnen anfpruh auf ~Gntfddbisuns srbeben
fam, lit In fat allen SnpufrieFaden hes Rorbens aubsr aurs seieBt
porp<n. Gbenfo lnmb4 bic gfabt bes Staates. fir bic gdunObeit Der Mr.
better Gorae gu traeen, jest I'm apstsfen SOrs. gu tragen, Rt i'm neteFsn
lfmfanoe onsrtnnnt. mas be pOfhden qrosramm. Der barseri6en
uorteisn berift, fOsrekisrn rfs fOrmih matchmaker. bic Gage Der arr
ttitenbsn atuTen sut berbxFern. prGFbsnt 9oft bat ben Grunbfab ouTgss
Hent. bab esG fir btn abeterfdus tsn. fOnfiutonsl.n sdranhn ebt,
bos Der Gfaat nihts bmb ~berplihtet, fonoern aud bsrettigt III, fir os
gppbIruehen Der 4rRitsr nuu1 enHpretenbe G~inri6tungen gu forgen, bob
81. gunDssa R.shruns, i~nnsrbulb itres airtunsstrsiss beust III, ben mari
molSMrbeitstog allen laonhuhoren unb 2eferdnten CUR gfiht gu MAIDEN
uub Observation-Disclosures in Der peisfsn ausbsbnung elm pfi1tgebot bss
Gtoots asrorben sT. Die anoern part.en. bic 8emoroen unb Sort
snritfer. putretsn aben gki6en gsbanfen. Benn in folder Ddfe BEN
arbeiter Elm gnfqeaentommen eeadgt piro, oas fogar bic bis6erssn prattis
fnxn aorbesunoen Der Go5ntFen ibsrhifft, 10 muB es unbsrtonotih
fheinen. baBs troy dlsoem fh in ben arbetsrtlafsn folde fo3ialifiiden
xeutsnatn, ofknbnren, nj. fe aus ben e~rpd9ntsn pro6eabfinmunsen gu
efeten Fb. Die anFht, bB bic arbeisr ms9r Dsrlnnsen. bab tie ale
Tipibsnbsn uno 3hfsn bonn aapitol fr fd b%sanfprudsn, III unDenfbar.
Gofds Norbtrunaen; merben nnr ron benz etrenf.n 5lisf Der SoSulbemo=
hafs asasnt, bsrsssfanntid Fart in Der Wiuberhsit iR. Sn gBirtlthteit
ftRebt biefss Nsrlongsn nur nod in Der sbore. Die @epifoniHen, bic BET
mti,eu IN Der MRedrbet fnb, beanipruden niAt mehr as bic aeformen, bic
;rn,rboIb bs Mo6nens Der blrssrRAen GefdIidaTsurbnung sspdbrt pes
Atn tSnnsn. Esnn linen bas, ns mir sgist baben, bon ben bdrsers
Iidsn partim gbotsn piro, Dde ioi mon oan onis 9innsisung gum
Gpaialsmus erfdnn9s
0os .gine. gonsbqtt' nun faht bic erf1rung Der bdprodenen gs
yheiuunc aus Der 50be Der aebnsmii.Prife ob3utetsn Dos set. 70
srmsosrt bic .Ameifa4, inum an. Oerarhss Grfheinunsen pFesen ME af
tns lr{ats surHd5uiabrtn fdn. SIN ibristn II btanntia febr psns
rnIas aaf be fOstnannisn strobpo4ls-
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Gon6erbare @efteine

Son6erbare @etetne. - Ge Senutnis Der gr6e no
nrer gefanbeie lit nod Iange umt ~abeidIoiien, bic G1.gfeit af benz
Yebute Der Gheme mohtir ms pielnebr bon Belt 81 Belt nit neuen @e'
teinsarcn befannt, oeren @uswcrt onfan9s oft gar nitt erfannt miro,
pie abr nit ocr 3Gt ibon'ibre Gteae mn @eperbeneien Der @et itnben
ouriten. Manfe, NIT oenen man frp9er nihts on5nfon9en paBte, baben
lid ia ihon os GnBcrt pertno1 erErcier, Die meHen barren oaerbinqs
nod be. gerpenobarfet ga lit .. Q. bas 8andoinh, elm dIorboItges
9leigeiein, ans Dem af denGiheh Bege os 8anno eeponncu miro
Tin beagrnues, uetaGgan3en6es guIber. bos neuerbtnes in Der StobL
mo gtpn Sn6nirie 5ur 8errenorng fonrnt. Gs g6t Dem Stobl cine
6eoeuienbc gioerhonbsfrnt uno itubt ibn Dor BEN, mas man uGrnt.
omg" nennt. Gam 1T 90 Der aamaIen. ODER lpofrmiaure aolt Der
ifon Dor 6unoert Sabren befannt trr. obr emt i'll neuerer 3t bel Der
Seraeannq eIeftrHder @llbIanpeu t8enpenburg 9efunben bot, Dor.
uebmIit 81 oen inter Dem Ranen GOiranlampen o6er @otnnIan2en
6efauuteu observation-disclosures, Ole einet6er 3agesIiht an ndhhen font
uenoe Seaigfeit perbrien, CSC. b.
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-c&eiratct frMbi" empfebh Tor. eliot. Dos tnn fe bier
aud onc &d: benohn gfrib unb Oft, eleidpie iis ebernals nit Der
enuumenabgabe bel ben @abfea 5ienen. C@bl)
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
l. 0. R. M.
HUNT DECLINES HONOR.

T appreciate the honor ny friends in Graham would bestow upon nc, but under no circumstances will l permit the use of my name as a dele gate 10 the democratic national con vention in Baltimore"
 Thus spoke Governor Hunt this morning when reminded by q reporter that his name had been mentioned in Graham county for delegate to the Baltimore convention from the district composed of Graham, Greenlee, Gila ana Pinal counties.
 The democratic national conven- iton has a great work to perform, and it would be an honor to have a part in that work. l do not blame any dem ocrat for aspiring U be a member of the convention, but for me to think Of going is impossible" continued the chief executive.
 The work of this office is so great and there are so many things yet re- maining to be done that it would te utterly impo ssible for me to absent myself from Phoenix for the time nee essary to attend the convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
BIG LAUNDRY BILL
 IS MET BY RAILROAD
ESpee Has Wash List to Ap- pail Average House
 Wife

SAN FRANCISCO. March Slow would you like to wash an average Of lUO,O00 napkins each month of the year. Mrs. Housekeeper? How would you like to launder the same number of dishcloths every thirty days If you had to launder 10000 table cloths each month-which includes starch ing and wouldn't you be prst- ty tired at the end Of each days work, especially if you also had 10 keep all this linen in repair?
 Care of the table linen is just one small item that has to be attended to by the dining car department of the Southern Pacific company. An ave- age of 315, ,OO0 pieces of linen are laundered each month in this depart ment of the railroad. and each piece is carefully gone over by inspectors in order to detect tears. or pieces that are beginning 70 show wear. At the comriissary department of the South ern Pacific at Oakland. California there is maintained a linen repair room where thousands of napkins, table-cloths, dish towels, cooks ani walters aprons etc, are to be kept in perfect condition all of the time. Forteen electrically operated sewing machines are running steadily eight hours of every six week days. These machines have been so constructed that a hcle in a piece of table linen can be darned so well that 1t Is sometimes impossible to detect the stitches from the original weave.
 Every piece of soiled linen, as 1t IS brought in from a trip IS counted lt is again counted when it goes to the laundry and another careful count and inspection takes place when 1t IS returned Women do all of this work A majority of the women vho handle this linen were dependent upon rail road men who have been maimed Or Killed in the railroad service and the Southern Pacific. in employing women for this work, gives preference to the dependent relatives of those men who have been injured or killed in the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
TRIP FULL
 OF ODD EXPERIENCES
". c. Hubbard Takes in Florida Glades and
 Other Sights

w G. Hubbard, representing a club Of Everglade land buyers has return ed from Miami, Fla. and other points in the southwestern part of the United States and the Antilles. He was ac' companied by Newton Trenham and l.. R. Allen of Bisbee, the former re turning with Mir. Hubbard.
 While on the trip MT. Hubbard wis tied the Mardi Gras at New Orleans, visited Havana. Cuba and saw the wreck of the batleship Maine; rode on Fleglers oceanic railroad, bGthed in the Atlantic ocean. got lost in the Everglades and enjoyed other eXper fences not en season in Bisbee, AriZ
 T believe that we got the maximum of enjoyment and edifcation out Of our trip, said Mir Hubbard in speak. ing Of the trip. At New Orleans we employed a guide and took @ sight seeing automobile trip all over the city. The Mardi Gras is probably the most stupendous spectacle to be seen in the United States. We had intend ed to go direct from New Orleans to Miami but found that we could make this trip as quickly by going by Ha vana and We did SO. Havana is grow
 
 ing in popularity as a tourist resort in winter and is being rapidly Amer fcanized The effect of American in fiuence may be seen in the sanitary and health precautions that are taken. We. as was everybody else on the steamer, were examined before being allowed to land and were examined before we were allowed to sail The Hafur Lasg iTc4cf and the mainland is one or the great est engineering feats ever accom- plished"
 Mir. Hubbard made a thorough in spection of the Everglades by wading and by motor boat. After wading in water and mud for distance of four or five miles he got lost and had to climb a tree to get his bearings.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
SIMS RtSIUthCE IS
 DESTROYED BY FIRE
Home of Mother of State Senator is Burned
 on Thursday

The residence of Mrs. James Sims, mother of Dr. W. P. Sims, was des- troyed by fire yesterday morning be tween 9 and 10 o'clock. The house was located just outside the city lim- it's and the fire department did not go out, though Fire Chief Norton went to the house and did all he could to save some Of the contents.
 The fire originated from the COOK stove in the kitchen, according to Dr. Sims, who also fought a handicap with the flames which soon spread to other parts of the house and soon the structure was a mass of flames. Chief Norton lost some Of his hair in trying to save piano which he was unable 10 do. the instrument being destroyed. The house was one story frame structure and it's value was about Sl GOO. The loss was com plete but Is fully covered by insur- ance.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
RECEIVER FOR ROAD ASKED
Creoitocrs of Mexico and Orient Take
 Action Against System

KANSAS CITY. March T.-Credi- tors for the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railway, known as the Still well property, today asked the court to name receivers for the system. The application was made to Federal Judge Pollock. The court named F. Dickinson. of Kansas City. president and general manager, as receiver An other receiver will also have to be named.
 The railroad was projected by 4. l.. Stillweli about twelve years ago, and was to be extended from Kansas City 10 Topolobampo. Mexico. a dis tance of 229 miles. Nine hundred and ninety-eight miles have been completed, with trains running. The road was financed largely by Dutch and English capitalists.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS CALU- MET AND ARIZONA MINING
 COMPLNX

YOU are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of Calumet and Arizona Mining Com pany will be held at the office of the Company, Warren, Arizona, on MOn- day, April Sth, 1912, at ten o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing eleven directors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 The transfer books of the Company will be closed Marcn 1st and will re- main closed until March 11jh, 1912. By order Of the Board of Directors
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL,
 Secretary.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09

chise, Arizona, being all of Lot thir- ty six (36), as shown by the plat aJ1 survey Of the Erie Mining Claim into town lots, made by Geo. c. Clark, C. L., said lots having a frontage ot Forty (40) feet or Erie Street, and extending back from said street one hundred t1O0) feet
 PUBLIC notice is hereby given that on March 18th, 1912 at two o'clock p. NJ. on that day, in front Cf the Court House door of the County of Cochise, State of Arizona, | will, in obedience to said order of sale aforesaid sell the above de- scribed property, or so mucn thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy said judgment, with interest, costs and dccruing costs to the highest and best bidder, for cash.
 Dated Tombstcce, Arizona, Febru- ary 25rd, 1912.
 HARRY c. WHEELER,
 Sheriff.
 By GUY c. WEIGH,
 Deputy Sheriff.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-09
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the County of CoChise, State of Arizona.
 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT:
 In the matter Of the Estate and Guardianship of Mary Aileen Cunnins- ham and Patricia Julia Cunningham, Minors:
 Notice is hereby given that Julia Cunningham, the Guardian of the per sons and Estates of the above named minors, has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in said Court, her final account of her guardianship proceedings, and that Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1912, at 1000 O clock m., at the Court room of said Court, at the Court house in Tombstone, in said Cochise conty, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said account. and coE- test the same
 Dated February %, 1912.
 J. F. JAMES,
 Clerk