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Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
THE MEN sEHinD
THE GUNS.

THE GUNS.
 The disappointing showing made by the Turks agansl the Balkan allies in the field iz leading To yue ssper- fly h comment LI5a gHs lacl, not only that the Turks have been fight ing according to tactics taught them by German Army officers. but are armed with German-made guns. The German faith in Krupp guns seems no; to be in the least shaken by re suits. the obvious answer to which is. in Germany, that even with German guns and German tactics. the Turks were without German soldiers.
 But as a neutralizing pfoposition. it IS pointed out in Germany that some Of the allied troors are armed with German guns. The BuIgarians. it is true. arei carrying the creusOt gun the favorite Preach weapon, but the Servians, it is urged in Gerrlany. are all equipped wth Krupp guns. Ger mans are also eonsoling themselves with the reflection that the Bulgsr ians, although carrying French arms
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
DECEMBER MENUS

Dinner -Baked beans. hot brow n bread. baked potatoes, combination saIad. coffee. Time--45 minutes
 Preparation--The talked beans and brown bread are to be prepared i'm mediately after breakfast. This time is not included in the actual fime n the preparation Of tRe meal. Three quarters Of an hour beiore dinner light the oven and scrub the potatoes veil with brush. Wipe dry and put them into the oven when moderately hot Too hot an oven wastes the gas and crusts the potatoes over 100 quickly and does not allow the water ia the potatoes to escape. While they are baking and the bCaDs are
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
SUPREME COURT RECESS.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 23-- At the conclusion ot brief session today the Supreme Court of the United Statls announced a recess for the Christmas holidays. It is ex- TCcted that the vacation will be em- ployed ia the preparation of some inn portant decision to be handed down when the court reconvenes on 5an- nary
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
SILVER SERVICE FOR
 THE ARKANSAS

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The super dreaduaught ATkansas, with the Wyo- ming the mightest of American bat tleships, today was presented with . handsome silver service in behalf Of the state whose name she bears. The service consists of many pieces and is one of the most elaborate ever pre- sented to an American man-of-Ear.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
AUTOPSY pIscLosgs POISON.
Chicago Woman Col lapees When Fay-
 sician Tells Of Analysis.

CHICAGO. H., Dec. 23.-MEs. Mary Raude collapsed and sank to the floor unconscious today at the coroner's in- quest over her husband. E. Frank Raude, when Dr. ". F. Burmeister testified that an analysis of the vic tim's viscera showed 1t contained 90 grains Of one kind Of poison and i9 grains of another.
 2aude was found dead in he'd at his hcma several days ago after he had made a will bequeathlng his property to his wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24

drop the Mr. in the historic form Of addressing the presiding officer? The member from New Jersey Is having his httle joke. Keep the MT. drop the useless introduction Of im- possible priv1te and crank hills, md shorten the debates.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
ORDER IS RESTORED.
Wsrship Is Now Liksly to Leave for
 Home Today.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The in .stallation of Archbishop Nouel as temporary president of Santo Domingo has so much improved the situation that it is expected the battleship New Hampshire, which was sent to the island to guarantee good order at the capital, will sail for home tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24


 
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 -al oas, sgalnA. pbst of t saperflu2u II as a N SC aove en are oflen b.. aaYlsed wao seek communion only with thelr own minds, and decisions taken in the lone E vigil. when all the, volunteer coun selors have gone to bed, many will De found to have the best basis Of fact n reason.
 B-t now MT. Wilson worE .Legins n eqfn -st. l. c-nno. be doatted thal fom this time forth he w.II be quite as devoted t9 tle pablic service, quite absgrbingiy engaged in the consid eration O, public aeirs, as he VII be at any time after he takes th- oath of office. We ma le a1rs tna he has already t.ken much taoug A about what he is to do as presideI.. Mir Wilson is hardly the man to de- fer until the 4th of March or until the first meeting Of the cabinet his chief determinations or intention and policy. It will not be necessary for him to ask the members of his c-binet at their irst meeting what, in their judgment, the aGm nistration oaght to do: Much ri i'll have been settled.
 That is not to deny that much re. mains to be settled. Now there are conferences to te held, opinions 10 be consulted. aeci ions ten,atiysi3 reached -o Le testel oy tle ,Idg --ea. of other minds But 1t IS a satis c ton to know that Nr. Wilson justified the country's confidence that the actual head of the government will sit at the head Of the cabinet bic lie will call about am s.roLz men and he will need them. B | whoever they may be, and aorsfl --. s- -. may Ter Wi.a h.m B cE aa. 2s-a of belief CT policy, we may be sure tLa- the final 5ste7m nation will gs his own. There vHI reno end of spe- lton 2rcs l-Ge
 pg.n.m n,z, The --u. as . n tie re- aama len raa o the fact that the aa-aE app5laemen, the vital one. has already been made
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24

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 ElsE Or leftover vegetables with .aEeh dressing for salad. Make the
 ga and dinner is ready. EaE Bea1g-SiEt Hour befo Eug all measurements level
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 -rl cuG--NE ash and soak the
 ans over niEbt .n plenty of cold
 .ar ia the morning wash and pUl F.zu into the kettle. cover Wrh cC.a v-f and bring slowly to the boiling Ee EcI the ao-a when nearly -l-E AoI just - moment and turn E5 E1li-r aDd drain we'll. Return ta e Eestie and C8geF wiTh freshly .lnIed water and simmer until upon LitL nE some oE the beans out on q sgcGa and blowing on them. the skins crack Now pour into the bean pot and bury the TCrl., which has beel scored or the skin cut through in ga gEaEes-in tro beans. EIE the mo Iasscs nd a haIi a cup ol the water from the beans together: pour this oveT sprinkle with pepper, add a cun I Cl tomato sauce # you Ike the flavor and cover with the rest of the water. F ITeserF ng the remainder to use later oyer the beans as they bake dry 1 Lake ia moderate oven covered for 5 six or eight hours. These should 5e :, perfect in shape and just moist '. These may be done in the fireiess F cooker and browned in an oven foI | twenty minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
TO WHOM IT NAV CONCERN.

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24
"EDTTC E-- U.


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 dizIiIe3. and congress can & --1Fa to dispense with any 5isn-lE azso- ciated with it. Mr F.. ". Townsend of New Jersey has suggested 70 Speaker Clark the advisability Of dropping the "Mr" Mir. Townsend Ge- cisres that by this means twenty minutes would be saved on every roll call and that this would represent a saving Of $500 000 a year 10 the coun- try. We do not clearly follOE Mir. Townsend's argument Congress Can be employed in nothing much more economical than roll ralls. Deduct twenty minutes from each call, and the expenses of the government might | be materially increased by giFins some of the members more time for
 mischief Speaker Clark must bear | in mind that Mr Townsend is a h1. morist The voice Of the speaker | hears is the voice of Tow9send, but | the idea expressed is worthy of tEe
 fertile brain of Chimmie Fadden
 Chimmie's g estimate Of the value oi < time in congress would not be high I When there are more members Q'
 the lower house, as there will be ai ter March I. still more time will 3e required to call the roll On that
 fact the country rests a large meas ure Of hope. Keep the ~Mr by all means, @Ir. Speaker. Would Chimmie
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-24

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The state herald., 1912-08-09
Colorado Crop Best Ever.

Denver.-The value of the crop
which will be harvested in this state
during the rest of the summer and the
fall has been estimated at 100000. 900.
This is the most valuable crop that
has ever been ready to gather in this
state and a determined effort will be
made to keep this money within the
state as far as possible. Colorado is
not the only state that faces the best
year in its history. All through the
United States come reports OF fine
crops. and this means prosperity. not
only to the farmers but TO all the peo-
pie of the country.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Progressive. Name State Ticket.

Denyer.-The first state assembly
OF the Progressive party was held In
Denver August ist Z. p. costigan OF
Denver was nominated for governor.
Isaac n. Stevens OF Denver was named
for the short term to the United
States Senate. The long term was left
open. Other offices TO be filled are
attorney general. superintendent Of
public instruction and regents OF the
state university. No platform was
adopted. This was left until after the
National Progressive convention In
Chicago. Twentythree out OF the SIX
ty.two counties OF the state were rep
resented at the convention.
The following delegates were named
for the National convention: Isaac n.
Stevens. Denver; Il. 7. costigan. Den.
yer; Ben II. Lindsey. Denver; W. j.
l.. Crank: Ira NJ. Long: c. Il. Fisher.
Logan: H. y. Witwer. Weld; 4. q.
Dennis. Montrose; A. NJ. Strong. Con.
eios: L. II. Trontman. Fremont: Maud
Saunders. Denver; II. ". Coulter.
Prowers.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
GENERAL.

Mrs. Daisy ople Grace was declared
not guilty OF trying TO kill her hus.
band. by n jury at Atlanta. Ga.
Twenty.nine lumber companies do.
Ing business In Missouri have been
found guilty OF violating autl.trust
laws.
-Four persons were burned to death
and three others injured. one proha.
bly, fatally. In hotel fire In Falrlee.
Vermont.
The balloon Uncle Sam. which land.
cd at Manassas. Va. s25 miles from
Kansas City, won In the national
elimination race.
During revolver fight at church
social. at Sullivan. Ind. started over
the payment for a plate of lee cream.
two men were killed.
The Standard oil Company an.
nounees a reduction OF ten points in
refined petroleum. making refined Ia
cases 1895 cents per gallon.
Sworn statements tending TO show
that the annual graft collected By hlgn
police officials In New York from
gambling houses and other Illegal re.
sorts has amounted. within the last
year. TO s2.40o,0O0. are In the hands u
District Attorney Whitman.
a municipality conducted dance hall.
the first OF It's kind 10 tho country,
has been opened In Cleveland, o., In
an effort TO free the city Of the reg.
ular dance halls which have been
cankorS In the sides Of ,hosc fighting
for the morallIies Of youth.
Hot upon the sensational announ -.
ment that Doodle 20 the tnno VI .sg,.
100000 per annum has been divided
by the "tyHiem" represented by Police
Lieutenant Charles A. Becker of New
York now under indictment Tor ins,i.
eating murder. District Attorney whit,
man let II be known that no "nqueni'
VIII save the bacon 81 the dononad
head Of the "sifong arm" squad. Muir.
der" Whitman declared "in nn even
moro monsiroun crime than graft In
the police department"
Former Senator william u. Wash.
burn. OF Minnesota. n leader In tho
upbnilding Of the Northwest. IN dead
at his homo at indianapolis.
IN an effort to collect si,ga0 900
hnck tnSen. the state Of Arkansas has
Instituted suit ngainat 100 old line In.
aurance companies doing business in
that state,
Albert ~ Tower. New York capt
taliat. has filed suit IN the Superior
Court against John G. Wilson. San
Francisco broker. charging that VII
son had dofrnudsd him out OF $4,000
IN a mining deal
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Railroad For San Luis Valley.

a'--Construotion work is 20
be- begun In short time on 81 1000,
900 railroad In the San Luis valley.
tapping one OF the most fertile SUGAR
beet regions In the state The pro
posed road Is TO extend from Center.
Saguaeho county. through Saguache
and Monte Vista 10 Alamosn.
Articles OF incorporation OF the
road have been filed with the secro.
tary OF state. The articles provide
that the road may do business In
Denver. Rio Grando. coHtilla aud
concIon counties.
The proposed railroad will be ata.l.
dard gauge and viii connect with the
Denver a Rio Gfando at Alamoaa and
Monte Vista. The road win traverse
the entire length OF the San Luis val.
loy-a distance OF approximately fifty
miloa, IL viii afford an outlet -
some OF the most fertile land lying
along and beyond the sanRrc dc cristo
range, Most OF the land between Cen.
tor aud sagaucho II either under lrri.
cation OF IL under proposed irrlRa.
lion district
Tho principal office OF the company
will be 10 Denver
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Maniac Runs Amuck.

Denver.-George Ballew. believed to
be raving maniac. rushed into the
dining room of the South Platte hotel
at South Platte, twenty-nine miles
from Denver. shot and fatally injured
Mrs. s. Wallbrack. proprietor of the
hostelry; wounded her husband. and
fled TO the street, where he fired upon
four pedestrians. One was perhaps
fatally injured. Ballew then set fire
to the hotel. 1t burned to the ground.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
psny,r Va. l,psr on Hands.

Donyer.-c. W Brownson. the Lopez.
held In u tent at the city pest house
until federal authorities have arranged
for his transportation 10 n lcper hos
plial. either In San Francisco or Cal
weston. Tex. escaped from san Fran,
cisco May 2. according 10 the Cali
iofnia bureau, lie in said 20 have wan
defed aimlossiy about tho country for
years before that and Ii known TO tho
health authorities In many cities. The
federal government has been asked 10
take charge Of the case
The state herald., 1912-08-09
BEYOND LIMIT OF PATE
Uses Of the Telephone VIII 8,
to Cordone Mr.. Busiman's Bid
Loss Of Temper.

He was Just about exasperatei}
the telephone. was Mr.. Busiman.
Ten times that morning he
tried TO get on TO a number, and l
time something had prevented
from speaking. Either It was /.
ber engaged" or the person he '
ed TO speak TO was out. or els,
had been suddenly cut OF. At
he got through.
"Hallo," said he. rs Mr.. X. the
Yes" replied n voice. DO
want TO speak to him?"
That was the last straw.
came the reply In Icy tones:
"oh. no. Nothing OF the sorr
merely rung up TO hand him a Gig
The state herald., 1912-08-09
SPORT
wnsrnnN ,n,our STANDING.

Al wolran, and packey Mcfarland
have been matched TO fish, ton rounds
NJ New York September 27th.
nill Ramett. the colorod tighter. aud
the Fighting Nowaboy" lcharlio Pier
aoni. Denver. are signed 10 meet ut
slivcrton. Colo. as the main event OF
the Labor bay celebration. no,h arc
In active training,
Jim Flynn. who was defeated by
Jack Johnson at las Vegas. has drawn
the color line. declaring be will not
figh, another negro,
The state herald., 1912-08-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.

August 19-24.-International Photo En-
=. Sravers' Association, Denver.
sept. 3.-Convention National Associa-
tion State Game Wardens, Denver.
september 3-7-Jefferson county
Fair, Golden,
Sept ember 6-"Sugar Beet Day" IN
Denver. Delegates from all sugar peet
districts in Colorado will be In atteho-
ance and participate in u special pro-
gram.
Sent 1s-2O.-san Luis Valley Fair. Ala
mosa,
September 2i-27-Crowiey County
Fair, Sugar City.
Sept 24-26.-Colorado State Medical
Association Pueblo.
sept. 26.-opening Weld County FAR
Greeley
The state herald., 1912-08-09
WASHINGTON.

A bill to create Lincoln memorial
highway from Boston to San Francis.
co has been filed in the House by Rep.
resentative Taylor of Colorado.
Another emergency appropriation
resolution to provide funds for run
ming the government until Congress
passes the general appropriation bills
is being prepared by legislators to be
introduced soon.
According to the figures in the "S.a.
tistical Abstract of the United States.
1911" more than 100000 votes will
be polled in 1912. With population
of 90,000,000 the total voting strength
of the country is about 100000
The Senate. AZ to II, passed over
President Taft's veto bill to reim
burse those who furnished labor and
supplies to contractors on the Corbett
tunnel in the Shoshone. Wyo., irriga-
ton project, to the extent of $4,000.
Battleships, impeachment of Arch.
bald, fur seal treaty, Panama Canal
Legislation and tariff conferences will
delay Congress and disconcert those
who are anxious to finish up the an
nual appropriation bills and close the
session.
Efforts are being made to have the
S1,0OO,O00 uneXpended balance of the
money appropriated for the Mississip-
pi flood sufferers diverted by Con-
gress for use In relief of the American
refugees now pouring into Fl Paso
from Mexico.
That President Taft will veto the
wool bill as passed by the Senate or
in any modified form as n result OF
the House action and conference on
the measure as finally agreed to, is
the assertion of those who assame to
speak for him.
Danger of important Panama canal
legislation being sidetracked during
the present session of Congress is
causing considerable concern TO the
President and the secretary of war,
and there is possibility of a presiden-
tial message on the question.
The vigor of the terms that the Sen.
ate shall use in declaring that no for
eign country shall establish Il naval
base at Magdalena Bay. or at any
other point on the American conti-
nent, will be the subject OF conslderl.
ton by the foreign affairs committee
of the Senate.
After three-hour debate behind
closed doors, the Senate, 81 to 4,
adopted the Lodge resolution defining
the attitude OF the United States in
disapproval of the acquisition by for
eign interests Of any territory on the
western hemisphere which might be
used as a military or naval base or
menace the approaches" of this
country.
The House passed the Senate oil
with minor amendments to authorize
the issuance of patents TO entrymen
under reclamation projects upsn- com.
pliance with the requiremcnts-u uf the
homestead law as TO residence and cul.
tivation. The patents will contain
liens TO the government 10 insure the
payment OF the deferred water right
and construction charges. This will
permit entrymen to obtain patent
without waiting until the close OF the
ten-year period allowed for complet.
Ing payments TO the government.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Society rhI,t Get. s,so.ooo.

chioaFo.-Thc police have tompict
ed an inventory of the art treasures
brle'a'hrae. icw,lry. silver plate and
other articles stolen by Jacob y, Gnth
rio. alleged society burglar ana forgcr
now under arrest. and announced that
tho plundcr recovered in estimated ie
be- worth fas0.000
The state herald., 1912-08-09
"ExeIama,oryr Wan Riaht.

Mrs. Mason's colored washervoul
Martha. was complaining OF her \
bands health.
WHY. is he sick, Martha?" asl
Mrs. Mason.
Hes ve'y poly. Ma'am. poly
swered the woman. Hes got the
clamatory rheumatism"
you mean iniiammatory. MaHa
said the patron. EXPLANATORY me-
10 cry out"
"ies. ma'am," replied Martha. v
conviction. "dats what II is. He
lcrs all the time.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Hospita! Loses by Court Rullna

Denyer.-The National Jewish hos
pital for consumptives is not entitled
20 preference over other creditors of
The estate of the late Alfred Mueller
alleged embezzlement Of s66,643.05 of
the hospital funds, according to a rul-
ing of Judge Dunn in the County
Court.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Bare Book, for Harvard.

Harry Elkins Widener. who was q
on the Titanic, had a very valuah
collection OF books, and these will
to Harvard university. His grlr
father. 7, A Il. Widener. will provi
n building In which the books wifi
adequately housed, The collection
ciudes n first folio shakespoare
copy or shakespeare's poems In q
original binding. hna what Is deserts
as the finest collection In the wor
OF Robert Louis Ste,enson's works
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Aliens, ou,lsws. Reported In wes,.

Seattle. Information that sldna Al,
leu and Wesley Edwards. the virginia
outlaws, were believed TO be- In hldlns
In the yleiniiy Of Seattle. canaed the
authorities 10 eandne, thorough
search Of the surrounding country for
the men. but neither was fonnJ
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Electric Wire Kills Soldier.

Leadville.-Corpora julie o. Carter,
q member of the Fourth Mountain ar
tillery, was instantly killed at Robin
son when the full strength of the cleo
tric current carried by the wires of
the Central Colorado Power Company
entered his body.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
No,ed eank neLber r.eap,s.

Fort Worth. Texas Frank Hollo
way, who confessed In Chicago to rob
bling the Westminster. II. C.. bank OF
s575.000; the Panama City bank OF
$4,000, and TO the killing OF seven
men. escaped recently from the Texas
pcnlicnilny The governor has OF
fcrcd a 5000 reward for his recap.
ture.
The state herald., 1912-08-09
FOREIGN

Thirteen stalea In Mexico. accord.
Ina to lnuurfeoto statistics are In open
rebellion,
1he British Court Of Inquiry, lnyas.
tigalinE the sinking oi the Titanic.
etonerated J, Brncc lHmay. mauaFing
director Of the white Star Steamship
line.
The state herald., 1912-08-09

Education should give the ehl'
more capacity for doing work ar'
helping itself to the good things OF IN,
too many try TO help themselves Wiz
out performing nny useful labor
The state herald., 1912-08-09
Greeley Elks to dedicate Home.

Greeley.-The new Elks' home,
erected at cost Of 100000, will be
dedicated on October 10th. according
to recent arrangements.