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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheae opened 9sd to 5sd higher; at
1870 p. m. the market was I'D to I'D
higher Closed I'D to Id higher.
Corn opened 19d higher; at 1870 p. m.
the market was u to I'd higher. Closed
sd to 1lsd higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

Semi weekly interior movement:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.

Following are receipts for wednesday
and estimated receipts for Thursday:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
News Forecast Of Week
Events Of Importance Anticipated
 in all Parts of inc Country

WASHINGTON. e. Sept T-gHe political week kaHzas Ia both @oae usLs leEsagres aud Fegre sealatyeg elected Aiae also N her
 Tbe otlel si1soa Maine situation la yr@o9t
 g T se r5r,a Tsrze rl-er.- and rsf- is ytng tEe aeo hsr parry
 The d1ate aa headed Joe T. zagaly 1st "asl 9 .as vote 2t several rss1 c2 snea DoTFant rleszEies 70 be submitted torEs To-ers principal vhlcb ogaea. sacrauea.o oakland.
 Coaor Vasa a4aerroa nrsoa aasess satlal Uae5 saDlsa Atlantic cfy TUeaay s5rscase Nes
 Caloa president ozr rs tese . ssTt lr2n essso Eeaa oa nhlfsne 19f and soah Lako-a and e3ose tae Iowa
 Kyasas aud aaos Of cgaaeet un h9d ther eonreatoas ated y th eenoes but tae repaeaas @ bs regeseatztlres eg1gress oeac ooetsaaon Delaware
 sx Gordon Bea3et iateaaena 5 sbeh place Noney
 gomaa csthol bshop vln te ognanee ssnl ta aole Geegase vlH hs assistes by seFeras Heses Iresee
 ceremony late Eapsn A0aaas rogne I9o Freeg night The ne isSsra aos.oe as sas sse sae sa9easi saassoss ft eek oa fesaa none fHe natpna sessrse oons ~ e orss ossase ee-eSsy 4gFE 2 Df1sg t9eehe no11
 spotan stsesnEs aasioasI enesguot o the ersnd Army f e Rad Los Anz s nauoaai confea err &sreean Detroa
 ke zeea asosaoa sf seet1e. s6e Ess essosss z cos Hd Labor eoasEsss sleiss. Sat
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
rsatH TElFRroNFs

h fhe annals Of naval and land warfare Tre have heard uTrE gf ny fEE -azr8ls fr remained how arer- Tor fine -zleHlU1o 10 uaEe l- ross bIC for railway DLeials to have TEa- may be termed a living UE-Cs.
 E rromiue1- ralIrozE oEcaI recently rad E-e r1z1-oad le1 5cz't have co he UsE down 70 our city CE0e= any
 Ines and see what 5E gong 0u win oB~ own ere- Neglect oar rouCue bus iuaEsg Nur uGch. Ee Io 5lsG az much if not more. ULrh modern methods
 Tb5s is al ErcEztsf 5s as fact ttz- Lhe rls51-ity gf rhe private cars iu tEe United States are 1uv equipped vita Wes-eru Electric -ele- phones which may be cUu-eEe5 zr each stopping place 70 the ieiepluDg IEe by nez-E uf liue pcle Over thP teiep hone sircu5r thus 1l5shed rae g6c5a5 rrausaets b.s F-.H-zlz hasL TEs as weH E tsEzs care CT any emergency which uay arse He de taseF bis reHaoran nds- zzE eaeG his n1fe leaEtnT laiters. tu his secretary c.r steu1graHfer aa1 ls s- nsaduuar- tars Es pr z car iE hi. uElCe and u5-h1r neaiee-5nr erery fay u.sr-erE Be can make 11suec-Ions or personal llg super1se any Vsorc Ele1 as elearlus lg Iarre ersct tEc reEizcitE ut a
 rIdge or the clfaring Of Q snow oT land slide ws keeping his Ensar u5son the -D=.lse os ths rua1
 Eu she Gays before rhe telepa01e aeean 70 s1spiant me tzIeEra31s for satgfiug rha messaEe uork on rzl- sosds. fhis Hgald u0t hEre bsel poo siHle. for esen f ismBorary tele- era-n circuit had beel risgs6 sp 6 would nare ben neCeHssrE Co ern- qlog experienced operarDrs a- bon endF. Tais wonif have ussc- liiat a rerf0nal message between the gen sras rianasr and the suiseflute1oiispi sr0r6 have had 70 pass -hrolgl tWp inter allire minds whlfE oa2 g- rsurse hare de1naetel from tee per e5nal scsueh eiefaess 1his is one oi rhe many psiuts uarreln tae iela- nfone is raFtIr superior io tne tele. graph for use Qu railway sFs-eEis,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

Have y0u noticed said the basi- ness woman. r ho kccpg her eyes open. now few working people cary lunehez now in comparison with, say, ten years aEo2
 @1Sot SO very long ago it was moth CTS carly mOr1iug duty 70 prepare fathers lEnch, besides getting hlE breakEast- Often she had more than one lunch Co pat up--foT working sons and dauEhters or tHe children who were high seho03 students.
 -TtCHe IuneEes taEged rood. tSS. -euem5er wheY used 10 take mine. and rem ubar the saudwichEs cl homemade bread Ri'h sliced cold meat retweon Sometimes ! had q chop Jeff over fro1 dinner the night before Mother ussd 10 make lEttle geIiy tarrs just tCr my lunra, ard saved au t6e pasf things Tor me Ill uerer forget the sUeet pickles that tasted Ec good ar uoOEtlBlt --L 4 never taste 70 good a. a reg1 liar meal. And somehow. no matter what ] or der a- rcEtaIraHt now. it doeEu . taste as good zs mothers lunczes -Ees ro
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

CINCINNATI O., September 7.- There has just been opened in Cincinnati a model home for woek. ing girls. where they sill try hy. ing Ou the colony plan al a minimum cost Of living as one Dig family.
 It wdIl be 8 girls club in real home and will cost each girl member Of this cooperative club about g5 cents a day for meals and Si a week tor lodging, ia accordance with tHe tentative schedule made out by Aiss Gertrude Rey holds EatrOu Cf the girls club, Who has charge Of the Dis family 0f girls composed Of stenozEa- pheTs, gOlng salewomen and girl clerks
 We insist that this cooperative club be Q Eo4e for tie girls, a real home, and that Is tile way We are go- ing to rsn it, said Miss RegBcidE. in real home it is Co eTeFy 5ody's !u. terest % take care yf things and keep the expenses down, tecaEse al pTg2: equally Thst ls just the priualp.s we sbaf go On here.
 The whole plan ig an effort tO reduce inc cost Of HYihE without giD ing Up comfort or rsasonabie
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
CONTROL OF FLOODS

Flood control Of the Mississippi ral- Ter was declared to be aa engiuse- ing project second o1ly to the Pa1- ana Canal by rhe Deep AaLerazys Commission held in Chicago. lt Wss agreed that only taTOcga government could control be secured b-L tlzr returns from wateT powers thus crea-- zd. and tue sale 0T reclaimed lsl15 uUafd go far toward eaglts- lang t1e autsrrrise. The tncrezs5ug volume of tbe ar1zsl floods WAS shown 70 Dc due not 10 any material Increase 51 tteir oTzgfEsl GorU of ran or E1sEs but to zr1fflral r0uG5faJuG- ln tae uurtberE ssateG tboEsales 0t n1le1 ot tIlirz have been laid bT fsrme1E to drain sEzmas. I0w lsDcE and szal fakes. xhich enables tbe raaid esc19s Ct sEcsEEire water Thus thGuEales Of s-sil Azrnlssg GoOds are ouuped Into the Mississippi Q Erite and as- Eceud in one OTsrV aelE1tug Glssstr9ils srslsnche of Ezser.
 lt was shown that -hs remedy Ger thls needs uol bs lhs disooat-n-alos of 6rsHaaze of nC-sher1 Jew laZ1s. but the colEtrucnoE of ens1gh reseF- Folrs 60 hold ald control rhe apHcTEn- sl spring frsshe-s zssr fbe source Alao fnat Eseaf good cculc te se QDrrpliEted if norsaer1 state farmers Would uIgR cheir laas fruz 1Z tc lS inetas deep fnEfsa1 of g or 6 inehss as st present This wDgld give ths sp.i sE 4opEortCuify to stsorb and re- tan g muet larger quantity ls nos fufe. amounting to as Eucn as e te 5a toas 0f water per arre. ard uiaeh- n Nas claimed. vol5d Increase lte salus of cfopf throughout 1nese ftasee faJy tfraarad
 One e toe iuteresLnE developments of the o0utention vas the snDoruee Eueut fhat there are three gsossltle routes fQr las direasiol ef eznesE ws- Ger ol tae upper 41lasissip1a Or co f.als go Lake aEichi-aEs F'irst from B. Raul t0 Green Bar. 1as Hile1s second. La Crlsse 10 Eluabsse. ss niiez and L1lrz. Gaiszz -o lhlcass. lSz nleE.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
THINGS THAT MAKE LIFE WORTH
 LIVING

Running across the lawn in the dusk 50 as to save time and catching your foot in one of those cute little croquet arches
 Jumping out quickly in your pa jamas to get the morning paper and being discovered by the lady next door, who is sweeping her porch. Dropping twelve eggs In a crowded street car when there Is nothing else at home for supper.
 Carrying home a large bottle of bluing, wrapped up, and having every. body eye it suspieiously and draw their own conclusions.
 Having a second cousin drop into town to stay a spell when you had forgotten that you had a second cousin in the world.
 Getting a package Of feminine ap parel from the laundry when you are anXiously awaiting your own shirt so you can go to the theater
 WHEN PA LEAVES HOME. Pa leaves hone each blessed morn
 ing with this ringing in his
 head:
 Don't forget 10 bring asDool of No 60
 cotton thread. Stop and tell the plumber surely that
 Our pipes have sprung a leak. Ask the grocer for those berries that
 he promised us last week. stop and buy some meat for supper;
 don't get pork chops, beef or
 lamb.
 Don't forget Co buy a glass Of that
 ten-cent raspberry jam Stop and ask about those photos,
 see If you can get a proof. Tell the tinFmith to get busy and
 come up and fx the roof. There's no coal left ln the basement
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
AW0MANyO OBSERVATIONS
.EdnaKMa2ey

"The lunch period was preceded by the period when everybody went home 10 dinner.' it was the accepted thing then for a worIfingman or a business woman 70 eat a big dinnef at noon. and mother had e get three big mealg a day-whick was some hard on mother. fer it kept Der ever lastingiy al the eookEtove, Really. We didn't have much mercy for moth CT ln rhose good old days. did we2
 But eging home 70 a noon dinner paesed away as the town grew larger and people had 70 move their resl dences further away from the busi- ness center. The lHnc5es came ueIt- which were also a trifle inconsiderate Of mother. for it H-aH she sho had 10 do sil the work Of preparing them oh, yes-he-e and taere a man had fo make up a sort of yers0Baily-cof
 ducted lunch where he had q gick CT lazy wife. fre sreu iunches-issuails a nlezsy hosgepodze of eTackerB. cold saUsaEes, a hunk of cake and a I crushed slab of pie
 "AEd do you remember how some girls tried to h'de the fact that they ! carried EuncH from houez There @ere Es leaE ED-l 'aLfa NeA-2 ana HA4-a- . that looked ike a book. and otter : cortrivsEeee. The few whO continue to take lunch from home are mere ] greo about t now.
 : "Da1 I 6on'f carry e lunch any ! Eaore and neither dc the rest Of .ny . accuaiataIcez. Instead go TO one Of . those places Whe1e you perch on a ' h-gh rEaIT and lean yonr elbows On | a counter aDdteIl a giTl with an elat- : crate eoiEure that youd Ike some . chicken hroth ard bot French bread and a cu7 0f coffee Then while Yoa wait for tnfs repsst 70 appear before you. ron nnsold a napkin with a hCle fn the middle of it and look around aE rhe hats the other grlE are wearing. , pay Zg ceats for that kind of a lunch, and 2 want to tell yOu tLaf don't ger fas r1 it as , dL1 on t1e s Efnc nCtzef used to give me.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
Advertising > Talks
Copyright 1912 by
EFN1Et1 F VI Psst o<f.es Boz Ssx
 Gannden, k-J,


 THE HIGH COST OF LIVING has been blamed to Advertising 50 many times and in so many ways that if sii or even a small part Of tine charge could be subst2ntlzted it should be a criminal Ofense to Advertise, AS. A MATTER OF PACT, it Is pos sibie for any housewife tO materially reduce the cost Of living fl sine Wl.i read the Advertisements appearing tH the REVIEW.
 THERE Is NOT AN EDITION bat contains extraordinary money saving, announcements
 4 MERCHANT CAN BUY a large qusntity Ol any given product st lower figure than a small quantity. IN MANY INSTANCES he boys tbe large quantity and not only gives bis l pasfcns adFsHtsEe 0f his ioW purchase . price bgt cBts Off an extra ten or If . teen per cent.
 TIfES HE SPENDS A FEW DOL LARS lu hl2 newspaper t0 iet the pu5. lic know 3ust what he has done 70 Ist fhem know hOg they can seeHca the high cost 0f ByiRg' on that par. tlcular article.
 THE RESULT IS that, while the merchant may not have made more tbsn dfe per cent on tbs transaction, THAT PROFIT HAS BEEN MADE IN 4 VERY FEW DAYS, be has sold the merchandise. nsade bis profit and has fhe money t0 pay for the goods and to discount the bili BEFORE THE BILL lS DUE.
 FIVE PER CENT is a Yefy small margin Of profit much smalley thsn f5a merchant would be sstiafled with
 ia tact smaller fi12n ii would bo pos, si5ie f0f hia Co do DasiHsss 0s were lr pol for the faei f3st WITH TIE AID CT ADyEKTfSfNfs BfE 2 $ ABLE TO PERFORM THE SAME PEAT MANY TIMES DURING THE YEAR
 IF EE WITH THE Alb OF ADyER, TiSLeC. tgrns biz investment bpt once a mOnth it means SIXTY PER CENT. FOR THE YEAR
 fF HIS NORMAL. proff on thst ay ncie is $G per cent it mesus that those Qf his patrons who take sdsaR. tsEe of k5s announcements iE the sess gs E,efs save twenty-five nef ceuf
 THIS EXPLAINS Bby fhe lafga merchants are Advertisers 0f ahy fhs Advertisers invariably haeoma isfKs merchants.
 hDEERTlETNG doos more iHau -ssfe' Tor the consumer by ths YsissH targ Eedao4lon "a price msds by fis merchsBi. Co enables fae aishsfsetafef co tsrn olt his Dredac' ir m8cb isFsef qeantifies and as his Fganias eFpsnss. except for labor is u9i incseas--.s l.s fiS SELLING PRICE oA LARGE ORDERS. AND MAKE @DhF THAN CE SMALL. ORDERS
 Iae iafEfF oHfH4t HE EAN RH DTCE HiTffDff q SINGLE EkCBp. 1iDN egefyDfe she hss Riaas sE sE hagsfiYe sptdy. gf ihe ssffaf VI blzh prices hss beea e,ylano ts Co ssamf AefeffisinR 8s responsible factor teiofe the investigation had progress. ed very fer
 ADYBRTistAg SAVES FOR THE coNSi NER AND NAssks FOR THE MERCHANT
 FIgBkR MAKING oR SAVING 2 fE hEN kM fs THE 3EST lN ITS FIELD
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
woRtN's NATIONAL
 DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE

The Wouan'e e-ztlCusl Democratic LeaEae orgar5za5 ia washington on June ElE u-5e- aUErlciCuE c1Ecum- stz1aas made lss rsai 5ebct at the c1ureurgu f1 BaIEucre, z1 Of rbs DFCeTE ana a score Cf IzU5ers a. tending nearly gEerEOHe CT tie Eef Eiols-a-eu fhe ali night ones The obJeat of the league ls rhe promotion ur tae Trlaciulss of deuJc-acy. Lbe a. raEune1- and rrese-FatiOa of uu-Ig. the crg1llEfug Of ths varty and the prouD-ior of is Ve3fsre-1 a ED- mar 6 way Its founders agreed not 70 alvx9czte nor 1qEyCze any deEocrzt for inc presidency uEt5l be Ess clos en irr thE con e-rtor a- EzffuC-e ana tnea tr 0@er tEm rheir EAarry EuppCr-. Ts6s was 6c1e fu a telegram
 % Woodrow T-[iscu and tis r1Eu-ns rnafe Tnuuas R 1rsrsnzl 6ur1lE the first reytiar precUtire board mesline Ie5d e. rle gtsl Bel recere- Ball- more aeaorE ue 70 fke oolsti11tion ron 5ns d-zt week dav following 1he close of -ae co7ren1i0B 8uly g
 Tbe meeting was presided osar tg inc president Wfg Joha stlerai in Cr9sbv os Eev TuTE t1e ErE r-ae ures de1f Ers J Charles Ltuthfcrzn. ui-h her usral hoFplrafde oustgm. acL ing as hesfees. bo-h for fhe ulseflle and file hesufl'sd luueheoI uhieh fe.L lowed -Crace EsCr1er fiDyslus. En zuEcsf Es-i tonga areresis
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08


 see- s N9os --ssas amount or pleasure. We are trying ,o keep tbe total cost Of each girl down to S30o per week and maybe little bit lower than that
 There are two bathrooms. siA liy- ingFooms, a dining room and kit chen in each of these flatsfor-wogk- lBg-girls-only t is in reality two Hats ia each flat for the lover and upper flats have been combined in- to one. Each girl has a room oi her Dwu, furnished with a dainty white sHameled bed, dresser, 6 table ana twD chairs Each member Of fhe elIg ls tO take her turn at the nOIss work and kitchen; wOrk Win be done 10 relays 0f two. under the supervision oE Biss Reynolds
 One tbiug is conspicuous by its absence. Where iz your framed list of rules and reg laiiOnsT WAS asked. He haven't gay. in every NeiiFeg- uIated home, rales and resglations make tbemselgss and are observed iH common interest said Miss Rey- noias.
 As % far scheduled for the sam, meF and fall, each girls breakfast cost about iz cents afd her sup
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
W-g T-E BUYERS ARE TzERE

New Eo-k is sad to have more oUt-oltopu bays-z thsa eFer bef9re l-noan at tnls season Of the year And tbey are ouying more freely ti'.n evsr besore. it appears from tnis tha lac buansas activity nov in pro Ersss s hs rssBit of haai1ny. natural eoa1fuous too poverlul and sub- stauraI 1g s disturbed by the poiili- cal situaaon 0r 8 may be tt'at tns husiasss men fseI esrzaia that fhe nsuoerase e.c.ors Whieh $ aasuree. via mean setey for the blisineas oi ,he eoaa Be shat ss it b the saet reuains last ehe eounsly as 2 shole a 5Fosper0as
 The great region shese the cereals of tas eoautrs are produoka has heen blsssso st idea weather e7naitsoia= 3as uheu favorable weather Nas lssde6 e aasure eB0Tm0us erop1 Il-e
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

wheat and corn yield of the country will be greater than ever before, This means that the railroads will be kept busy hauling 0 the crops. and just as busy hauli ,g back things the farm CT buys with the money he secures for his crops. It means that the farmers win have more money to spend than ever before. and much Of it will go for luxuries, for the farmer long ago provided himself with the necessities.
 While the cereal producing part of the country Is sloshing about in prosperity and thd country 10 the east of the cereal producing section is getting spiashed with the over flow, we in Arizona are on the verge Of snch prosperity as has never be- fore been experieced in the state.
 With copper worth eighteen cents and with cattle worth more than ever before in the history of the country. Arizona will experience a prosperity wave this fall and winter tSat will make the cereal producing states sit up and take notice. And they are already taking notice.
 It isn't likely that copper will drop as low as 1t has been in the past few years. t is absolutely certain that cattle never win drop back to the Priees known a few years ago. T is The general belief that cattle will go but very little lower than they are now. and they wiil never stay below the present price Twentytwo dol lars for any old steer is doing pretty good. and when the steer is a fine one be is worth mnch moreA
 Arizona has millions Of acres that can be devoted to producing cattle at the present price. and fl will pro duce them.
 Arizona has thousands Of mining claims that wm produce copper at the present price and make big profits for the producer
 Arizona's wealth will increase more rapidly in proportion than that of any state in the union within the next five years. ans that fact is be- coming generally known over the country.
 Tlere is more activity in the min ing camps in this state at the pTes- snt time than ever before. and each day is seeing this activity increased. The greatest mining companies and investors ta tbe world are here throuEh their 1epT sentatiVes, and because they are here others are com ing.
 While ths grain producing section Of the United states is 6Iing its coHers from the big crops and en- 55yinE prosGe-i+y. Arizona is doing fas- az weE and is c0Hrlbating her share. and oore than her share, 10 the wealth Of inc country-
 AriUo1a is one Of the reasons vhy fbe buyers are in New York
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
a ON.TAE .SPVR1lG ? EZ OF.THEjMOMENT AY Dy Roy k Moulton. G

better order up ton. See if fish are in the market. Get a
 trout if they have one. Bring three yards Of baby ribbon:
 ask them for an Alice blue. Get a small can of tlYn.utoes and A
 cucumber or two. II they've any nice head lettuce, bring along a pound and see if
 they have finished my new hat. Get teething ring for baby and
 half pound of nails; While you're in the hardware store
 just bring along two ten-quart
 pails.
 Don't forget to buy some fxlngs to
 repair the garden hose. Take my glasses. have them tight
 ened; they won't stay upon my
 nose.
 Don't forget the Sunday dinner. Get
 a chicken if they're nice Better stop ln sure. this morning
 and tell them Go start our lee. ACCORDING TO UNCLE AsHER The main differ nee between a jour nalist and newspaper man is That the latter can make a living at it.
 Elmer Jones says he can eat al- most anything MiBce pie ought to hit him about right. then
 Hod Purdy gays he very rarely goes by g saloon and he never does unless his wife is watching hira. Some fellers don't believe in slgns. but the fact vill always remain that he best buckwheat cakez are the ones that have the most holes in them
 Elmer Jones has written a musical comedy that wiii probably never be produced. He made tbe fatal mistake of putting plot into 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

after frrlnr h5m fp au autpnga ie Tor a fse irsure ale aor4sd sr turffs Co eis Ehanasissz Eiiaa sFis asksG p hat he had to ssy aaom las 1is cFtr
 naH4 ger want me Co sas l5r Dramatically Ieairaf sae farmer
 9 vanf 60 know whaf gau taiuf CT lais clig New Nark iE Lhe second iargest tueu in tne srorlf geu zuDp !"
 50 fheT tea me erev ieE 'rEaag Hil.iHs hlG end of tobacco te the 0-h- ef lcheek Bat aoE hin ger speet me e Geelde t1ss lins when there's % dlrn maEy blcldzEs feller ka1Ii zee FEAi che 1cNn lSsEz llkes7
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

The crying need of the times in Mexico is a portable railroad bridge than can be put down to allow the train to cross and then taken up and carried on before the rebels get a chance to burn it.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
eFfIN, NEN voaK

When IsoBlf Nam arriesa in 1sep York iast uaeE he bfpUghf aiohs laH asnme frisnd and He.gDgaT irsm t'l- ster .connty Er shas i-9asli.s-ll
 shag- had lgi seen sse= 3Qfk sllee
 Edmirai De7eg Ee1aruee saaH A~r Dna and AF Mann took n.m ofr lsa tgRn so snoE Ala -ze flgHts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

A white snake has been discovered in Nevada which goes to prove that they are drinking the uacolored mountain dew up in that country.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

It is said that Americans foinent the strife in Central America, and a senate committee has been appointed 10 look into the matter. They might begin with the American Fruit com Pany and then ask the men yho have concessions who it is tha; is trying to get the concessions away.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

II is beinE demanded in the East that Penrose be impeached and that Archbeld be made to answer for his dehSuchery- But Roosevelt contents that there was no Archbold fund and no Hartman fund. so there could De no debauehery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

The German priest who invented volspuk is dead. Tn ezanguage Of which he dreamed universal adoption died long ago. Since than Esperanto has risen and fallen. reformed spell ing has gone by the board, but reform in criminal procedure is stin talked about.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
.a, a.,ae.e.. ..~.f osa, 2 bod

yDr HsyaEtssl s~sNf ftsHi, v ginH | per Z3 cents Here are typical menus: BREAKFAST Oatmeal Fruit Bread and Butter
 Eggs (if not too eOstiy)
 Tea or Coffee. SUPPER Meat. with two Vegetables.
 gsisd
 4 simple Dessert
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

As uronE that the Arehbuld letters published by Hearst the basis Of che scandal thai is eourulaing The nation are forzer5ez as Arcbbold declared they were m szpsrt n handv.riL-sz declares the sisnarures are so nsarly alike that DO one man uoIld bzrs written thsm- as he slzteB 10 man ever writes his signature exaetly the same way twice If tha is tbe ease vhg was the one man that forse6 fhsus Or dfo free nen forge one a.r- uatUr
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

Come 10 think il oyer it really dossnr make SO much difference now DON zho did provide the money for the campaign in 1904 We woald like however. to have Nr Roosevelt tel who is furnishing the money for his present campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

There ] sz decided difference be tween Wrs. Woodrow wilson and Mrs. Wilson WocdroW. The latter 3s writing some ve-y rsEzrEatls things and is depandinz upon the name 70 give them circulation The news. papers and the uRbllc arg requested hy Mrs. woodraw WIisou t0 noe t1l1 difference ln the name Incidentally Mrs wilson wife os tHe democratic nominee. is nor writing political or 8.her articles for the press