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PERSONAL S

ID. l.. Cartwright. Of Ration. Is u
business visitor here.
\. ". Solder. of Denver. l.
business visitor here.
u, +. Kelly. Of Ludlow. Is in the
city on II business trip.
". =. Grishsm Is in the city from
his ranch near ChIcosa.
X. n. Spencer. of Denver. cam" Ia
yesterday on n business 'ri,,
u. Tracy. "f T"rc!o. came In las,
evening on short business irlp.
". T. Thatcher. marshal IA, Coke
dale. spent Yesterday here on husi-
n~xs
Dr. l.. e, White. Of Ration. is visit
ins friends her" and 'ransac,in.
business.
4. I. Lindsey. u prominent hisI-
n.,s man of AshiIar. Is spending III.
day here.
II. q. Holt. Of Dciax,,a. Is In th.
city visiting friends and attending 10
business natter.
V"Ru tiSH'is pit"lurus burt'
n".s man nf amarillo. T-xa.. 10 here
On = business trip.
Miss Myrtle Ci@a,ins@T. teacher a,
Toiierbats. is expected home ihi. ~,
rhinE to spend III" holidays.
u. \. Gnih~h. local agent NJ the
Western Weighing association.
leave. tonight for n~a,~r .nd ison..
isr IN, i business ifir.
Mrs. ". y Kendall and s.n i"!'
yesterday for liisi"ii. kanss,. To Vl.i,
relatives until Mr.. 'k-na.n returns
from the Fast In February.
Mi.. tias-i rhasp~. ssseh.s ~ iiaI
ola. has eio.-d h~f sShoni Until a.,-T
the holidays h~~sus~ af the snn~
She Is si.iiias her pss-a,s herr dur
ins the vacation
Nss and Mss. Hilton Wsmn.r an
tan daughters. ~efou'- sso.n i.~s 10
rsiitssnss. are sp-aains . soapi~ al
days in the rilS Visiting With their
eaasin. aud family. Ms, ana Mis-, ",
{, sssaa.~n. lot North srGas. street,
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NOVEMBER SCHOOL REPORT

tt" at-Fss- saiiy a,t-aisns- ia
;a- ';'s schools du'inG ih- month -,
Not .as,'-r. %. sh-sn bS tho m.sihiT
=. i-asi .f sup, ] " MsTEan l. iss.-
The =s, ATTENDANCE f.~.ri 80. at
IN. Ei'- srh".i. The b-si r-s.ld saf
,ssiin-ss vac made .s tho i'aFs
school Tie -nFs, T-.ard for a'.-adz
,ns- vas ;h- '.ast shoot ana Ih-
s"'.' record f"E 's'.iin.as she 'Dig-ns
sisn srhs"i
Th- '-ras, sh".s t,is -trussd ai.'
sras- ana t>> uHrs'us-si sns-aT-
Excused ,ssts.-~s ~ sna ua-ssus~.l
40 \ total .s S"s S.tis ~rs- ssssi-
y. .th- tsSr-< 81 s,ari.s s'.ss ..sssi
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HITCHCOCK DEFENDS
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

Washington. Dec. IA vigorous
defense of the Democratic caucus
asth" nn!y method nj carrying par
y promisSs into effect marked the
opening oft h. currency debnt" TO-
dny n IN" senate, Replying TO the
severe arraiEnmcnt III the caucus
made last rirhi by senator Hitch
cock. who differs w.th hiH bcmo-
cratic associates on currency l'eisla-
ii0a, senator NrwianGs declared tn"
caucus Mas the instrument bS which
administration measures repre-
senling IN. results ot IN" part,
rounscsi could he mad. effective,
Senator i;HTai. It.putiiran, of
Idaho. assaii.n In" administration
biii vigorously. lie read from -
speech oy G"ors" ". H.ynoid. "i
the Continental ana Commercial
National hank Of Chicago. quoiihS
REYNOLDS ~ LaVins said b. Mas one
Of twelve msn sho "6r'rf He'd 'h-
finances oi IN. country.
1t IL into III" hands al these
t~siN. men. Nh" nov control ihS
mankinr is.iiiti". at he so.ihif>
tia, til. senators ma" pscin." Ia
place the control al III" issii" ~ eur
r-n ry.'' declared Mr, i'orah.
S~nsior stone as,aii-a the posi-
tion. taken BN Narious bnns"ss "f'
rnnissiiohs t"~Ir' ~. sill, lie
charge. ihlt the conference "f tbs
benE.s~ q, itsston and 'ht'as"
which rsa,-,.s.i .ab.,sntis, changes
in the I.iaa ~~r' controlled hf 'h-
Wall stree, sfnui." as" T"r'i"h'''
A, Iias,"n ii-p.Hfg a. III" saaE'ns
sr,si, 81 ,-,ih .oat.s-ns.s
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TROUBLE BREWING AT
EXPRESS RATE NEErlN0

rhssas". ~. Ike, i:s-i'ro.i~~'.
ot an apparently isr~n'nnsiiiahi-
difference b-,~~cn sa,"rsi~-~ al uh,'
form ssrs-s. sai.-s all over 'h-
roaatry aaa STATE .Sn..niss,sn which
~i'i iishs 'nr their own rates a~,"i-
.l.-d 'os.a, ia the conference h.r- al
the >ationsi Es.ariation 81 s'sis
itsi,-aS Commiss,ansi.
The .amn,i..ie,-fs have L--u se-.'
.is -rias fss '~o asss ,h- i--s'biiis
at making insfs state rsi-s un,fasn
with ,h. na,i.a. ~ia- rats "f the In
l.f.s.i- sanmrft- sommissi.'n The
f-a-sai sotnisnssssa u f-rr-s~r'r-'
b, ". A. RYAN. .hn today s<p'sis.d
ami asf-na-i ,h~ na''nhai 'aiss 7
II iissrtsss al S-~ Snsh. chairman
.s III. iaini ."snt'iis-v ~ S.e 80
rs-.. .asnpani-s. has hs~n = i~as'r'
in th- fssh, ior uaitesa, f.s..
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1eauapnAApAppp(
Gefal AsenalR

slssuIas eS.ttn8 as TSsgisat
.'o~nstt No ISWs s'Fitsr nsstts 10
ys-ab-r II .i"vt5os "s nttissrs J
" yc-sR.aa. rrsss' -
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An OPEN LETTER.

'Ass-eis. Mo. b-- =. 1919
T.- tbfonisi~-<ess.
Tsisiisa. Colo.
To all the people.
NJ seerst sis,i ia Tfiniaaa es.
.e- .oaiiau-d esaiiH.a,ioa Z. H-.
ana sn~ I cherish all the iinais
..--a. aGI sofa. N . a~ss-~ 30, nj.
Ten snrss.sss' IN hansah -sr~si~ns-
10 saitsiss,ss, Sc. IL ,a,, -s-n an
a,shi,,-cs life sisss .-i. .- .,siss-.i
,nss-~shs
rs,sts~s. rv>Slr.as . a,.,ss,
'rssSs ~A.-sn ~ ~-i,. Ms, .a,
Great Gaa ssssh os-r the ssss ss~
sS"s saa asrs f.a1rst hns.r. In sss
Earlier f-sss Iasy aIi all ~ s-.iIssa
Shnrvas ssannis aaa susih-s~
sng--s ~. tisps ~ shss~ ksa say
esi.t a.s..'s"ns Tire s-e~na arr~s,-.,
=. nav Lsst 'haash, sha .s.ss. =. iss
"a rassis .n..asas- ,hs sssnn,.
Nes wss I mead 80 TIC .ssis~.. at
ssits. hsssns sn srrsc.tsssnn toe
she sshirs esr-s' IN waterfall srsl,h IN.
! ~ss Hs~ssntstrd an ssqusistae.-
With ali Hs r'ssssiss ja.s-s ART 'ns
irsaiss assnfses.s al lis sasYaf On"
mas, AZ lie eis<tnssss With sna.s "s
u, ersvasas. -sf ssshrr.. sss sur.rf e.
inisnssnts AZ rahISe ssssfuesSaa.
,i,y ssa eaaasss ssa msAs rfut-~-
snss sssN sssSn t'srh~ss in iss
sehn"lss sslsU- avnrss sea s.n~rtnH
'rns'snsss sstsvss ~sn. as ass sna
asasEsr.s ea.sI PEOPLE. asa ali 'h-
rnsaias.ss in r"ssnos affairs ans, !
sish 50 sell tnrrn 'ast wss ssss, vas
in'is iSss ,bss an .,,s,s-r ali
stsoaah
Tho Ministers a.speiAssvss ecs IN
IN. rartass as IN. Seianstan aes-t
nssiass ssss '-.s sa yests aAt ,ng
r,snIs s'isHi's snJ i-aspss< ,hNy
~.-r n.a II MAS pi.a.ur- So know
s'sss ssss r-shar.s. a.. nss' disHi.
ira r.sts1sIs = College rsss %sr.u.l
Rad hits aS royalty skkh sc htsushs
str- der Nas.-Isnn sna ~ss sehcIE
ass'r. N-ns- hst southern hume'
and sessssss in fine l,sps.-ssioas. Isr-
~ss NoniI-sis and suticrs ss.~
eIcru-e- at -iuns ami va. hny
tpisrr Uostgr Nsa1t was 'hr aress
eruai,. "t at. vbils Garrison s.,~s.
veil 'o VIC srcHs in tontle'icsiI
u~asms.' os . test sSaIIss wss a
un. psrsi',ng csUcsr Of 'hr sss"st,-
sioa and an expert 'csssrnasser
have y tuII neasaI gallery -s
thew and many es seser,e special
mention. hu- an afra,d Al she cs,
tot
Permit ne to thaak hin that the
rspAr come. ,:aily 50 nt t,sI- a,- !,
appreciate !. htshiy
ysrv res --e''u'lv
n r. i.Aw1.H1.
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csks ssA CssAy fss ale ., u,
fssskysssisa Dsssas Saturday. Dee
-, 3 u ..
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BAD FIRE m IOWA TOWN.

Manly. Ia. Dev Ii.-WWh hose
attached ,o railroad ~aset tanks. and
bucket rrbsxades hastily efessised. =
lite which broke out shwtI. befor,
ooens was controlled about : c'ciocs
This sfcfr ycn. after n wbcI. bI" h
Z husin-ss houses On the north side
of Main street had scea destroyed
Fire ccmpapie. from Mason CITY
and Nor'hwc.~is Iowa. responded. b,,,
found practically no tsr~ fight t,cIIi-
tics The tassse j. expected 'o
.roach Ss"."s"
The t,r. originated in = bake oven
N 4 bakery
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WARNING

,r,r,..nsa i~.. iI.ss. 1918,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

Flatshn.n, -as sdniai.,-i-d I. .s
Thr-- ,-iSh-rs .rr- ,Hrd, In No'-n
i.-r ana the school. received -; s,s'
ia. Members .f tho school i@safi
aias- tW-n,S Visits. the snE-'in'-ns'
-n, nsd- ~ visits Ten Ss5-s ~
,Fushgf sas reported,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen fas tn. Whistles rh~ Cu>
rarfi.r bo,. nn~ pns.~s> asu ~h,s'
ties Tao ha,s .iii hiou the ~nisiiss
-h-h ,h.S -.iis~s rsprrs- w.rn
80. h.ss the whistle sosish' ant
nisb,s hereafter set yoas c'N isss
after u hss lss-n snsoSs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
Isursus u., al ncr.

lSUrSEs Net &s rr"A
disposed et misg -ItAHeass sps'u~as
on The esiessas
Sinshesd cf New Jersey ie'rc4
susrvs biII ~ utsc Motw. aia
Laurel ~. national ssc~.r
IIeasieze ea ssu so tv,ui's s'.si
ears on sII passenger irsIn< sa' 70,
ne.s Wrde.sras
Ckst Forester Grave. sssct Tor 30
AdaI;tsnsI appropriation Of slt...
asc TOT extra -aHsrrs sc- 's~ .umms-
months chen s-res, fires at. preva.
lent
csymaster General yecis told a
committee /. ~osIs rnguTse Ss..1s
ssi to- fesvi th- enlisted ~.n cs -h
eayy the coming y.sr
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DEATH DUE TO AroP1.ExY

The death ~ Nsseo yado,Ith. VII
expired Suddenly in the hasemer' %
Tho Columbian hotel "Wednesday
n,sht. was due tot arcpicst. accord.
ing 80 're statement ~ Coup'v r''~
stefan Perry Jsfss. vino Yesterday
performed an autopsy IN the hc.iv
W srneraI arrangements have bren
made
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SAVE
IT'S YOUR
DUTY

Are you the sole support
Of . family-the foundation
o. which the family strue.
tsys 10 built!
One mans life 10 . frail
suppost for 70 important .
lead. b many things may
hsPpen - put an end 10
your earning power.
How different are the
conditions il you have bsen
depositi1g regularly . por.
tea q youF earniags in our
Savings Department. When
yonS streasfh 10 soae the
strength Of your Savings
Account stands ready to
provide for You aad your
family.
Every IDLE dollar Of yeus
nesey sAssh be put to
work. opes a savings Ae-
eeaAt hase and let year
nsosy esyn I per eeat in.
teFsst.
Dent wait until aext
week ~ tomorrow. Gene In
soday-rishs nov. 81 will
sssss \ savinss sseouRt here.
'''1e.:.4 g.. a'1ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

TO-DAY IN CONGRESS &
Iate&H&p44paapS
.HNNrM Va >. is . .

SENATE Met a. 4"
t~t.ss.s SoesIs.rs'irr -' s.aisla.
'ioe s-r ~sehins-y s~f s'see, -i.N-
sIas ~ s..A.nss
I;rs.red saFr.nfy bigt srsasr with
senator Nsvs1nts sssc.ains ss- rar.
sps
Senator LEA in-ro-'ys cd a bill r-n.
p~si,s ~Sp-,aisu-r Of $50 .... IN
federal aid srr 1bs ussin'rnanv- NJ
r0ss r-afs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
o SIT Y A 4 7

Dusesa.
Nfso Msfs J. tsaassa. a. old s-s,.
Aeol Al fsisSaas. assa ssos,iy sis.s =
s'~A-s~k tsss nishs.- - hsass as.~sss.
81 sh- hns~ nf Mrs ts r M.sstsesF.
ts.s isp.as-sAsa street ts~-ss-a vss
- s-ass Of ss" srs s-ssirf sh- las.
yssss Of k.r life s,ssfaas--. is si.s..
ins ssi-nas k.s~ sh' relatives in Mic
s-ssi iAr~~asa sas f-,ssTs~s At
cs~-F-as Mo. -h" arc h-ias s-ra
tn-niea.ra ~'h
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
WELL KNOWN MINING
 MAN DIES SUDDENLY

Word was received in the city yes terday of the finding of the dead body of R II. Tamblyn in his room at tho Windsor hotel in Tucson. Tamblyn was known in this district as an oc. casioual visitor. generally stopping here on his way in and out of Can anea, below which city he owned mining properties that he gave con siderable money and time to the de- velopment of a few years ago, pre- vious to political difficulties that have embarrassed operations in Sonora. His last visit was paid to Bisbee about six weeks ago. when he came out from Sonora oa bis way to Tue. son, being a gnest here at that time for several days at the Phildelphia hotel.
 Tamblyn was a man of about 50, quiet and unassuminR He was at one time possessed Of considerable means and retained good deal of property that will be valuable In Sonora and Sinaloa upon the adjustment of con ditions in Mexico. His family, a wife and children, reside at Lake Sorden. s. D. His health had prevented his being there much Of the last several years. He was a member of Lead City, s. D. Lodge A. o. '. ". The body is 10 be taken to South Dakota from Tucson.
 The death of Mir. Tamblyn came in the night as the result of a hemor- rhage. from which he died without being able to summon aid. He had been a sufferer from tuberculosis for some years. The seriousness of bis there were persons in rooms adioin- ing that which he occupied at the Windsor nothing was known of his death until the chsmbermaid entered the room yesterday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
NJ DISTURBANCE
 ABOUT AR|zPE
] Lower Sonora Mining Coun-
 rty Continuing Steadily
 with Production and De velopment, Say Mine Men

R. 2. Phillips. superintendent of the Maria Mines Co. below Arizpe. in the near vicinity of the famous Chispas mine. and ". II. Roberts. mining en- gineer with the company, arrived yes terday from the property and will be at their homes in Warren and in this city for several days. Mir Roberts then leaving on trip to Rochester N. r., which will combine both bus mess and pleasure, while Mr. PhilliJs will return to the mine after two weeks spent with his family at War reR.
 Conditions atout the Maria, Chlc- pas and Arizpe," said Mir. Roberts yes terday, are undistwbed and work go- ing right along. Some difficulty had for a time in getting all the labor needed has been overcome by the ar- -iyal of men who have failed to par take of the war fever and are con tented to remain at home
 What may be going on in other To- calities in our part of the state, we have no means Of knowing. Few re- ports come in and as the Maria Chis- pas district Is pretty much isolated from all surrounding centers of any importance, we have heard very little doubtless far less than heard on th-s side of the line"
 Work on the Santa Maria underway at this time is largely of develop ment character. It is stated that the property is looking very good and trat indications are entirely favorable to it's later entering the class of high grade producers for which the sec. ton is noted. particularly through the fame of the big hig grade output Of the Chispas mine during many past years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
LEWIS LOCAL MARKET NOTES

Commonwealth Extension have found half of their two compartment shaft in ore, the ore being at depth of g feet: assay is now being made.
 W. G. Hubbard, one Of the princi- pal stockholders of the Baltimore oil, has an interesting report on the prop erty. which is of interest to the stock holders and the public in general.
 President Sasse of the Gold Reed says everything is in great shape at the property and a new report now being compiled for the interest of the stockholders
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
NEW WEEKLY PAPER
 ID ISSUE NEXT WEEK

On Friday. of next week. the first issue of the new paper of the War ren district, the "Cochise County Weekly Tidings' will be issued. The final shipment Of material for the paper was received yesterday It is announced that the paper will take as it's slogan the bSosting of the whole district and 10 this end every activity will be covered. IL win appear each Friday and run average 10 10 pages. The Bisbee office will be in the Al. len block and the Lowell office in the Mission block The new enterprise Is meeting with good support.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
BREAK MADE
 IN APATHY
Market Moved Yesterday with Appearance of Real Life Shorts Hurry to Cover. Lifting Prices.

NEW YORK May 22.-In ccz- prehensiye upward movement which lifted Important stocks one to two points the market broke away today from the narrow groove which it has Been following recently. The trading was heavier and the ease with whieT prices were marked up suggested q scant supply of stocks. Prices ra- lapsed in the last hall hour after tEe pressing snort demand was satisfied
 Total sales par S3.50oo00. D. s. FOurs up a-4. thfees 3-S. threes reEis- tered Is on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

ment for the loan of sl00,OOO.0O at S per cent to be placed at 90 and guar anteed by . per cent custom re- ceipt.
 Wisconsin Railroad commission or ders reductions in express rates av- eraging about 20 per cent.
 Jacob NJ. Schif in London, sees prosperity ahead. finding that the set clement of the Balkan trouble leaves the market stronger and better than ever. He also says we have a good sound market which will improve sur pTisingly within the next few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

Sentiment seems to be gradually for the better. The bears are not quite as confident and pes simistic views are less frequently heard. Very few have courage to buy. There is no more interest in the mar ket. Standard stocks in New York are stronger today. the rally extend ing two points in some cases. A few of the coppers were in better demand but on the whole there was little change. The money and industrial situation are still serious and must be adjusted before we can have any pro longed rise but in the meantime the level cf prices is low and stocks can te safely purchased
 Total sales 2GS.O0O Money 7-S per cent. Metal l5 34 to 16.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
STOCKS, MINES, METALS.
} . ~~* ~~>~ . .
WALTER DOUGLAS RETURNS -NACCZARt TROUBLE OVER

. Walter Douglas returned to
 6 the city yesterday afternoon . from Nacozari. where he went on
 Q arrival at Douglas "Wednesday , rom the coast. The visit of MT. , Douglas to NacozarI was attend , cd by the formal termination or , ,tficulries with labor of the Moe ! s.uma Copper Co. He returned ] tc| Douglas yesterday afternoon la ,pr coming to Biseee oy auto } mobile.
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

Bradley Martin formerly social leader Of New York. who took up per manent residence in England in 1899, left a New York estate of sl l,z77, 900; entire fortune estimated at SIC. 0.00O,- 900 to s15,000,O0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
THE ARIZONA AND NER MEXICO RAILROAD co.
 PASSENGER SERVICE

6:55 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 3:53 D. ID 7:34 a. no. I.v Guthrie Lv 2:20 D. m. SIS a. m. Ly Duncan I.y 2:26 m s:3S a. m Lv Lordsburg Lv 1:2S ?. m 10.45 a. m. Ar Huachita Lv 11:59 d. no. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. 1. leaving Lordsburg 1O:57 a. m, Mountain Time
 South bound train connects with Fl Pas & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso. leaving HachIa ai I1.50 B. m., Mountain Time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving HacEita at 10:5G s fa.. Mountain Time.
 P. x. MIESON. Clifton, Ariz. General Passenger Iger'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
 The Chinese Lean has been over subscribed abroad more than six times and flotation declared a com plete success.
 Mexican congress sanctioned agree
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
THF WONDERS MAT IT ls-THeN sUOOeNrT fsSO5 oU1

marched against. but could never be found. And all this under the sane. ton of a name which has done too much good not to be sufficient to GOV CT harm also"
 TO BE CONTINUED
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
Wl1ag7QngS V Shoe POLLSHeS
LARGEST VARIETY
FINEST QUALITY

TcHI EDcE- the only ladies' shoe dressing that positively contains OH. Blacks and foisifes ladies' and chudrea's boots and shoes, shines without ru5 blnq, 25c. TRENCH GLOSS. isc,
 DANDY combination Tor cleaning and poiishinq all kinds of russSt or tan shoes S5c. STAR size, l1c QUICK WHITE Gin HguId form with spongeJ euIck- iy eieans and whisens dirty shoes. lOc zsc -ALB0- cleans and sbiisns BUCK EU9UCK SUEDE, ard CANVAS SHOES. In round white cakes packed n zinc boxes. with 6ponge, loc. In hand some, large aluminium boxes, with spouce. e5c- If your dealer does ka4p tho klpd yo ant send us tho price In stamps for fuil sire package chares paid
 wHrrTEMoRE BROS. c O., 2o-z0 Albany Street, csrnbrldao, mass.
 Iie Olfesf asd Layeest ffGsHEscthf,syg of
 Sh0e S0lssAeS iH ihe World
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

Secretary McAdco has forbidden any treasury records being shown to any one outside the Department. with out his written permission, congress men included.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
Jefferson's Sheer.

"The servile copyist of MT. Pitt thought he must have his alarms. his insurrections and plots against the constitution" sneered Jefferson. Tt aroused the favorite purposes of strengthening government and increas- ing the public debt; and therefore an insurrection was announced and pro claimed and armed against and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
L. ]. OVERLOOK

Photographic Market Letter rom Paine & Webber Co, Boston, for yes terday.l
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

Read Review Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

p,.ific 97 l-4 5'l.i-.y r5Tic ... 15l l-S
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23

Ny ...- ..-'.. ''-' 11s. Hay .....s s.. eco '''
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-23
Wheat

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-17
CHILDREN'S CHORUS
FEATURE FESTIVAL
BOYS and Girls Vie With Schu-
mann Heink and AmatO in
: Ann ArbOr

ANN ARBOR, Mich. May l7,-Fri-
day was children's day at the May
festival. A school children's chorus.
comprising 375 voices. with Madam
Schumann-eHink az sOloist. We'd with
Signor Amato and the Chicago orches-
ira for the applause OF the great aud
ience. Nine. Schumann- Heink's ap-
pcarance was the signal for an out
burst OF applause from the children
on the stage. and she was later pre-
scented by the youngsters with huge
bunch OF lilacs.
The work or the juvenile vocalists
In The Walrus and Carpenter"
cannta for children, the musical score
written by Fletcher and the words the
text the famous verses by Lewis
Carol, showed surprising technical
skill and reflected great credit or
thelr instructor. Prof. Stanley.
Madame Schumann-Heink was al
her best In the aria, My Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice from Saint-Gaen's
Samson and Delilah"
In the evening. Signor Pasquale
Amab sang an aria from Verdi's
Masked Ball" the prologue from II
fagliacci. and an aria from Mas
senets lie Rot de Lahore" This il
Signor Amato's first visit to Ann Ar.
Dor. and he was most cordially receiv-
ed. singing three encores In addition
10 MS regular program numbers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-17
QUICK ACTION HERE BY
POLICE IN THUG CASE


Brush-st.. they got a glimpse Of Jim
my Madison. alias Cripp. 26-year-
old Negro. whom they know we'll,
and have arrested many times.
Cripp hod retired" by the time
the detectives got into the hotel. He
had taken OF his shoes. and crawled
into bed. He was reluctant about
getting out. at the officers command.
Wilson looked In the shoes. and
saw $4.3l. Madison's share OF the
split" on Wladislaus' money or
course, the detectives had never met
Wladislaus up to that time.
But they took Jimmy over to
headquarters on general principles.
Jimmy divides his residence among
Toledo, Chicago and Detroit. His
departures and returns are usually
punctuated by some "strong arm"
job, the police declare.
While they we're Quizzing him. at
headquarters, Wladislaus rushed In,
tn report his robbery. He bumped
right into Jimmy. And he positeive-
ly Unidentified Jimmy az one OF his
assailants. Madison is held on
charge OF robbery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-17

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