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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

Sic Serrrn ;iuh.rtcn Ill, Der "a.
men oes &auics.
.Siibea Sud)cln, maniu Njciit. an.
nellehme Wnlliercn, mc.ll Sciilbl."
oad,te Ger alte @eittral. .ona funlltc
Der Baron ieiner foniglid)cn Secntinc
poriichen!"
&c mebr CT sic beibcn Iamen Der
9lif, oeito undergraduates crid)icn
linn Sir Ssmnlo's Sd)ritt. Gicicr
mar burh oie @prtc ieineS t%Srcunoc3.
IN lrnaeipobnten 3lpicipalt nit lid,
lelbit acratbcil. Gr liebtc ieine jliugc
8emoblin nit elmer ;3drtlidteit. Die
leincm &erSen nlle Ghrc nlndtc, bc5
Generals llrtheil ober mnr INN bon
ieber nnottu1tbar gcluelcl. Nic,
menn er bel Dem lestcn mihti1iten
Sd,ritte icines 2ebens bcl ultcn
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clgencn &critonoc 9cfolgt 81 Icin.
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3mciiel iibcr ociicn llnicbIborfcit.
an licbit bcfilmmert aus, SS.
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riibrte NIT ben ridden 9ippen bcs
grelicn 8otten Stirn, bat Gi.h ct.
mas b%elrnrnhigt?"
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Come fiiBte liebfoIenb bic Mipicl
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Garrett Court gelpeien? nbcr hnttc
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

YIus lit ilid,t lcid,t 81 bcifreiben.
&dre tic mnboflid) pber beleioi9eno,
10 tonllte id) midi gcgen Sir Sapalo
~nlsiprcd)en. 90 aber bebonbelt lie
mid eiNentlih gar nid,t, tic ,%ignorirt
mid bilrd, ihrc itol5en fultci 9lifc,
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@clo."
limb oaroll thatelt Il meiie, meill
4ino; gcouloc Cid MIR, Die Melbe
fpmnt oltd) oil lie"
&nu Stiuloc an lieb 2nop Sanlp-
ton feline @clc9enhcit mllbclnlst, Inn
Cir SSlpalO 9cgel MtiB Garrett ein-
5ltnchr1cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

GnS icltiome SuhclrL ons Scon-
tincn's Sippcr frGllieltc, pcrilrlad)te
Ntilabp cln nlbehaglldlcs @efilbl.
Non ihpiea; Cir GamolO's Grid,el-
llcll cnbcte Die peilllid)c Stimml!ng.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-16

Gorties,lng ouf Der 4. Seite.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
COUNTY WILL Be
DIVIDED SAYS
SUPERVISORS
Split Up Tuesdy; New Off
GERS viii Ike Positions
January /: Bullrd
Makes Rule

Cochise eoHnty win be redivided
into fustice precincts next Tuesday
ana after this is done. a new set OF
iustices % the peace and consfables
win be appointed the appointments
20 become effective January /. 1913
This was the positive statement OF
Chairman Gas Hickey. % the board %
Supervisors Yesterday afternoon.
The hoard "a IN recelrt Of q com
HaHnlcatlen from Attornsg General
RuiiaFd stating that ~ had never
SAID so iutsmaied that the laW eaIi.
ing for ne redisirlctins ~ eonnties
ara the termination - tha tsnurs %
ofice 81 ne ureseaf nreelnes encuHa-
beats NHs anraasfifHfional aad ad.
gfsine Is 20 proceed vita thr task IN
afssssf aHan the haard ~ she iaw =
1ais uaa ne sfateu1snt made ~ ar
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sas aFnainet hslt sasf f,aazsiAs aasi
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alaea
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
GOES ON VACATION
BRINGS BACK BRIDE

The many friends Of Mr.. ]. J. Redd
will be surprised TO learn OF his mar
riage on Friday. August %, at Bould-
er, Colorado. to Miss Gertrude MGR
land. OF Denver.
Mr.. Redd left Bisbee a short time
ago to enjoy a rest and renew &C
quaintances in Denver and Kansas,
The romantic culminatiOn OF his va
cation, however, was entirely uneN-
pected by his Bisbee friends. News
OF his nuptials was conveyed in a
telegram from him, received by Mr.. f.
C. Campbell, purchasing agent OF the
Phelps Dodge mercantile company.
Mr. Redd has been a resident of
Bisbee for the past six months. lie
is employed in the Purchasing De
partment of the Phelps Dodge Mer-
camille company.
The newly weds expect to make Bis
bee their home and will arrive here to-
day. The bridegroom Bisbee friends
are all eager TO congratulate him and
10 assure him and his bride OF their
good wishes for the success OF their
partnership.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
LAGGARDS MAY WIN
WHILE WINNERS LAG
IN FLY SWAT CONTEST
Marked Falling Of in Mum
Der Of DiseSe Speeding
Pests Turned in
Recently

t Are the boys Of Bisbee going 10 fan
I down. What has come over them
suv waya Have they tired OF doing
ven so earlys These are some Of the
cusstions that the committee which
I has charge OF the anti-fly crusade are
I asking themselves for there has been
a lamentable falling OF in the com
. petitors for the prizes that were Of
+ fered. An eNplaRatioa is sought by
the committee and II anything has
gone wrong the members will Try u
correct provided the Young people
who have so suddenly appeared to
have Wearied shall call at the oifice
o. the Commercial club and inform
the secretary Ouly two boxes have
Z been turned in since early last week
I and nov there remain but ten days
I in the contest. StiH those ten davs
Z are enough and II some Of those who
are now behind win put forth a few
saarts. set a few fly traps. put out
a dish or two Of poison for the
pests they may easily pass some OF
T the leaders and win one Of the four
Z prizes.
( The committee believes that one
cause Of the sudden falling awav II
returns Is oeeasioned by a quarrel be
tween two hoys who were working in
partnership under one name. These
l hoys have asked permission TO have
I the score divided between them but
as deductions cannot be made from
anv score after II has been credited
with a certain number Of slain lies.
I the reGuest had 10 be refused The
bCv 10 whose name the score Is cred
tied can maintain his position il he
will work alone but If he quits at
this time. there are two OF three
Others that by the middle Of the week
could mass him in the race and there
could be big shake gp in the lead
prshiu. But those directly behind
this how appear also to have retired
on their lanrels. There are chances
for anyone under those conditions
4 resident OF Bisbee who went away
Just before the contest started has re-
Gently returned home. He comment
ed yesterday on the excellent results
that had been accomplished He ie-
clared that the dimminution in the
number Of flies was remarkable and
he praised the work that had been
accomplished. But the fly breeding
season has not ended There is still
room for Improvement in conditions
and ten DAYS of work by the con.
testants. such work as they did at
the outset would produce some fGrth-
er results that would still be more
noticeable. The committee has asked
the Review to urge these young folk
TO continue their efforts and insure
the success OF this crusade for on
that success will depend other efforts
another year. Those in the lead must
remember that the prizes they think
they have won are not in their grasp
and that anv ambitious boy may take
them from them IL he really tries. 81
he does for the next ten days as well
as they did at first.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
AT THE ROYAL THEATRE

A strenuous phase OF mission life
in foreign lands is shown in the mo
tioE picture recently produced by the
Kalem company entitled Missionaries
N Darkest Africa"
This extraordinary production was
made in a small settlement on the
Nile. In Egypt and in the African jun
gle
II Is replete with interesting scenes
N this almost unknoWn land and. with
the exceptiOs q three Kaiem artists
an OF the characters are native tribes
men o. the African jungle. The pro
duCtioa WAS mad, under the direction
q Miss Gene GGaatieF. Who received
valuable assistance from she mission
AIRY IN eharss o. one of n smissioEary
stations ReaF LaxnT. EEypa Tae "a
eidcuts Of the story sre Whoily NithiR
fhe sxpeFienee % foreiEn nisssanarf
aorkcFs aad illustrates the harashiqs
ofien snanrfi ln giszionAfy lie
Niagara falls d Esaauiaecat
pietaro ef uns af tAs WeFhs'a eeaalers
e satass. ssoaaus = nasaFdsss gsiR
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
NAPoLEoN's IDEAL WOMAN

The great Napoleon. in response 20
question oaca asked hy a lady re-
piled. My ideal woman Is not the beau
tiful society beIle or the butterfly OF
fashion, but the matron who reaches
middle aFe in Ccrlplste preservation
Of health. viii <talTart children by
her side" ..-.-
Thousands of middle-aged American
women today owe their health 10 ~
dia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. that famous remedy for female
ills. which has carried more mothers
safely through the natural changes
Of her life than any other remedy
the world has ever known. II you
are i'll, il win nay yoE To Try il.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
VETERANS, sv.s GATHER.

ST. LOFTS. Mo. Ang. 24.-Delegates
from nany states arrived IL 81 Louis
today TO attend the thiriy-hrst ma
tional encampment Of the Sons OF
Veterans. composed Of honOrably dis
charged Union soldiers and sailors and
their sons and grandsons. The ses-
sions will begin AZ the Planters hotel
Monday and continue through the
greater part Of the week. Al the same
time the Ladies' Auxiliary Of which
Mrs. JFlora a. s whitney OF Worces-
ter. Mass. is president. will hold us
annual meeting. Abundant entertain
ment for the visitors has been pre-
pared BY the local Organization
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
CASH Or TINE
A DAINTY TOILET ARTICLE

Every lady who desires 10 keep up
her attractive appearance. while al
Tneater. attending Receptions, when
shopping. while travelling and on all
occasions. should carry in her purse
a booklet OF Goursad's Oriental Beauty
Leaves. This Is q dainty little book
let Of exquisitely PeTfumed powdered
leaves. which are easily removed and
applied TO the skin. Il Is invaluable
when the face becomes moist and
flushed and is far superior to a pOg-
der par- as II does not spin and
soil the clothes
Il removes dirt. soOg and grease
from the face sHaparting q cool. deli
cate bloom 20 the complexion Put
I'D in White ard Pink and seat any
where on Feeeipt % ten cent IN
stamp or cola
F. t. HOPKINS,
81 Great Jones -. New York
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25

that he flees TO the country for a
weeks rest. How little rest he gets
will be clearly told on the screen in
way that will surely make a hit
with all who see this comedy OF com
edics
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
READY FOR DELIVERY
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FREE CARRIAGE TO ANY DEPOT

One OF the largest shipments Of
9 inch o. d. water pipe ever shipped
to the coast at SC per foot. Zach
length has new coupling and 4 new
thread, and is fully guaranteed by
Adams Pipe Works. We must make
room for other shipments AMI are
Offering il at the greatly reduced
price OF sc per foot. free carriage to
any depot
CASH OR TIME
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you for any amount you wish Write
for credit terms. We carry in stOck
any size water pipe and VET casing
al reduced prices
MAIL ORDERS RECEIv e
PROMPT ATTENTION. ADAMS
PIPE WORKS. 2025 Bag St. Los
Angeles. Cal, Phones BdEE-s 1864 or.
=. 1917, lSS
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25

Aissaa4ssa asaas
NHs GasHs q sae Hsseeas asFe
iae = = eaa saH fasslisf e7sa
- ah'Fa esa HaNfest af aftH
sa FaEsa so sarfef isElas tss
ssaa.as faaaa aeEaa aiH - stsaH
aafs 4 ssealh Aaf,ss ias atasss sss
49,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25
Personal Mention

Chas. Locking. Of Courtiand. wh0
spent several days h~re on business
left yesterday for has home
Captain and Ma J. JORDAN. q tor'
Huashnea. we're Registered a. the Cos.
Per Queen hotel yestertay,
Harry A. nEaehmaR % facsoa,
STATE graRd master q TIE aAsoas. ar
rived IN tav So YESTERDAY % Yssi'
10 ~. H.stse lades
M aaa Ne " a Nefztls1 Aias
Flsnreck aaf aiss Nguas arrived e
tha stgs Yesterday sneFssea igera
CoaFttaaa
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25

aaas Esazses - Essassa
Fhe gaaasg .i.asas a&az So fsse
: aasasat - Etsts rsrs 49, sssaass
"a - ses=s. reasserlaz - sssslr
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01

By MABEL
HERBERT URNER

'4Therei What'd I tell you" he de-
manded triumphantly. Gould you get
a better match than that?
Helen gave an astonished gasp. IT
WAS THE PAPER SHE HAD
WANTEDi The paper she had asked
Mr.. Gregory to buy of the other shop-
How, had il happened2 Had he
merely decided that it was policy to
please a customer? Helen felt 1t was
more than that At the time she hal
been subtly conscious of his interest.
Was this to show his regret for the
amused note in his voice that had
caused her to whisk out of his office
in a flash. of resentment? There
seemed almost a personal note in 1t all
Since the paper Warren had selected
had been also a plain green, and as
his eye for shades was not particu-
larry good-he did not detect the diff
ference.
'.YoA see now2' he went on. Per
teri And you were kicking like
steerl Wanted to go somewhere else
and pay for it yOurself-or some such
nonsense. I knew what 1 was about.
Knew what paperd be all right when
they got it on the wall"
Helen controlled a hysterical desire
to laugh. Should she let him know?
For a moment the impulse to tell him
was very strong, but she wisely re-
pressed it.
stand back here where you can get
both rooms together. Could you beat
that? See I was right now don't you?"
persisted Warren who could never re-
sist rubin it in when he had proved
any one wrong.
Yes, dear" Helen answered gravely.
Now that it is on the wall, I see it's
really a wonderful match. I suppose
one can't always. judge by sample"
We'll, 1 judged by that sample all
right. Hereafter when there's any
wall paper selecting to do-you leave
it to Me"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01
ACTIVE SALES OF
LOTS IN Ell PASO
East FL PasO and Government Hill
Number Most of Them-Rapid
Work on Two New Theaters.


Austin & Mari report the following
sales in Government Hill during the
past week. Southwestern Loan and
Construction company to D. G. Heine-
man, four lots, price $4,000; Government
Hill company to A T. Threadgill, two
lots, price $3.50; to Myron- Mcclellan,
two lots. 1915: to o. ". Pickering two
for s59S; to ". L. Field, two lots for
$500; to J. Fisher Simpson for $500.
The same firm reports the following:
Franklin Heights sales this week: J.
NJ Dudley to D. Baker Smith, two lots
for $500; Mrs. Guy Hammett to R.
Congdon. two lots for $3.50; R Congdon
10 H A Eye, part Of three lots for
$4,000; Fred J. Feldman to J. c. Worth
ington, three lots for $4,000
To Erect a Home.
J. NJ. Dudley has bought three lots on
Golden Hill from the Mountainside
Real Estate company, upon which he
expects to erect modern residence
The sale was made through Austin &
Mari, who also report the following
Real Estate company to W. c. Klutz.
two lots for $500; ". R Piper to J. K
Brown, two lots for $500.
Two sales have been made in Hague's
subdivision recently by the same firm
". J. Ten Eyck sold to W. K. Mari and
Edgar Kayser two lots for $500, and
Jennie H Masher sold to John ".
Phillips four lots for $500.
East FL PasO Lots.
The following sales were made in
East Ell Paso; Austin & Mari to John
H Ewin, two lots for $500; J. ". Phil
lips to Mrs; Frances Rowland, four lots
for S11OO; H. II. FRS to Jacob Diefen-
bach. three lots for $500; John W.
Phillips to Jacob Diefenbaeh, two lots
for $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01
Dandruff
and Falling
Hair Remedy
Fifty Cent Bottle of Pari-
sian Sage Hair Tonic
Best for Ali Hair and
Scalp Troubles.

Every man and woman who values a
good head of hair should regularly use
Partisan Sage.
Tens Of thousands Of people are using
1t every day because it is such a clean,
honest remedy that does exactly what
It is advertised to do or money back
Please bear in mind that Partisan
Sage is not a dye; that it does not
contain sugar of lead or any other dan
getous ingredient, and that it will stop
falling hair, scalp itch and rid your
scalp of every particle of dandruff
1t will do more; it makes hair grow
lustrOUs and luXuriant and put a "a
diant beauty into dull. lifeless hair.
Get a bottle of Partisan Sage today
at any drug store or toilet goods coun-
ter The price is only so cents Be
sure and ask for Partisan Sage Hair
Tonic; the girl with the Auburn Hair
is on every carton Kelly & Pollard
have II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01
LOCUSTS EATING
CROPS AT NACO
Pest In That Section Is Causing Much
Observation-Disclosures Trooper Does
Some PrOnaiScuOus Shooting.

Naco. Ariz., Oct PEOPLE Of this
part of the state are all besieged by
pest-a sort of grasshopper.locust-
and they are put to their wits end to
successfully fight it. The pests are
not particular, only that the thing con-
sumed be green. Garden truck orna-
mental trees and shrubs. fruit on the
trees, green or ripe. and mesquite or
weeds, all 20 as they move across the
country. When they first appeared
they were about the size OF an ordinary
grasshoper. but soon grew to be two
inches long. They are black. with vel
low markings, have two pairs of wings,
green and red. with only the green
ones showing when closed. They have
six legs, four like a locust and two
ike graSShOpper. The locuStlike legs
they are able to use first and crawl
rapidly with them. Soon they learn to
hop with the Others and after awhile
are able to use their wings They
have an enormous capacity for food
and one day at a place unmOlested is
Its ruinatiOn- Last year the same pest
IN few days passed through the War
rem ranch, just south of BiSbee with
all its agricultural growths. leaving
only bare limbs and like relics to tell
the story. About the only way TO save
things in their pathway is to go over
the ground two or three times a day.
Trooper Daley. OF the Ninth United
States cavalry. on patrol duty with his
troop here at Naco, while under the in
1luence Of mescal, went cunning in
camp after the fellow he thought had
stolen his watch. and five or six shots
were fired, but fortunately no one was
hit
Express for Cananea. all of which
must now pass through here, has be-
come so heavy OF late as to crowd ev-
cry facility.
The registration of immigrants from |
Mexico at this port is extra large this |
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01
TRADE TRIP MEN
MUST PAY UP NOW
Chairman stiles and Committee Want
1926 from Each Nemher-CapS, Keys
and business Cards Ready.

CHAIRMAN Stiles and Committee Want
s125 from Each 8Iemher-CapS, Keys
and Business Cards Ready.
A TeddyesqUe person with glasses
and a grin will call on the business
men Wednesday for their checks for
the trade excursion, the same being
chairman V. R. Stiles, of the trade
excursion committee, who with his
colleagues will call in person on ali
of the firms who have signed up for
the trade trip through New Mexico
and Arizona
Checks have already started arriv-
ing at Mr.. Stiless office and he is
hoping that more VIII arrive so that
he will be saved the trouble of call
ing. Everyone is requested to have
the check for s125 ready for the COM
mittee when the members call.
Chairman Robert KrakaI Ct IN
advertising committee for the excur-
sion, has received 5000 of the Pearson
white pine business cards which are
to be used by the business men in in
Producing themselves to their pros
pective customers in the two states.
These were furnished free. by the FL
PaSo Milling company and each mem
Der Of the trade trip party will be
given bundle of these blank cards
upon which they can stamp their bus
mess cards. The master key the
souvenir key and the large keys
which are to be presented in each city,
VIII be ready this week.
The caps of black and yellow cloth
are here and will be distributed to the
excursionists when they start on their
pilgrimage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-01
Two Residences Sold.
MEXICAN BOY IS HUMAN FLUTE;
GATHERS NICKEI.S EO2 TN

Flute-like tunes float through the
halls of the federal building these
days of United States court They
come from the throat of Jesus Rowarte,
the human pipe organ. Jesus is a boy
of II and he makes his living demon
strating his peculiar ability to initiate
the tones of a flute or organ. The Mex
lean boy takes a deep breath and. when
he exhales it, his vocal chords give out
a soft. musical tone which the boy is
able to control 1t sounds like the
notes from a flute when heard at a dis
lance. The boy was with a Mexican
circus before coming to Ell Paso from
his home. in Zacatecas. He collects
nickels from the federal court wit
nesses for his strange entertainment