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mutuaI lsrarfit Column.
BBTrEp NJ AUNT aADeE".
IT'S Motto. saHelpfui and Hopeful


The purposes Of thl~ eslamn arc sueciHctty
stated 10 the title and mottoii is for the ippsaai
teuest, sua aims 90 ee heipfsi and hoprtal-
Being for the common gosd, Il is for The eeua-
mon use-a public servant. Putverer Of In
formation and suggestion. nesi'aE for the 10.
terchAnge OF tieas IN this capacity IL soiicits
eensus sieasiops. and its success depends largely
on the suYppri given "a 10 this re~pecs- CoHa-
muniostions n ust be sigBea, bat TIE name OF
writer viii uol b. printed except oy frrnsssi7r'
Cemmupicarions vii be -ut lee % sRpTeta4 or
rejection by the edser Gf 5he column. bat naoe
viii be rejected Without GOOD reason Address
al concentrations to
THE AaEEIcAN.
n wsTth. Ne
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BIBLE READINGS.

Gen. Ill. II; Elk. Xxx. 1s; Ps.
xxxiy. 12-14; !. 1923; Prov.
xv. /, 2; xvii. 10: XVI 2l-26;
Matt. vii 10; / Cor. xiii. As; JAS
iii. 5-12.
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In every home there should be q box Of
Bucklen's Arnica saive, ready TO apply in
every case Of burns, cuts, wounds seaids.
j. n Polauco, Delyaile, Tex, K. No. 2, writes:
.'Bueklen's Arnioa salye saved my little girls
cut foot. No one believed IL could be cured"
The worlds best salve. Only use. Recon-
ms nded by all druggists.
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Invalids aud children should be
given Magee's Emulsion to strengthen
he body. Never fails. All druggists
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PNEUMATICA stops your pain or
breaks up your cold in one hour. It's
marvellous. Applied externally. All
druggists.
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Dear Abssatees Of The coianaH:
After three sweeks without a letter in the
column devoted to that purpose. il becomes
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JOHN poRTTY, Isl, SULLIVAN.
John Dority grange met July 5. with q
small attendance. IL was voted TO take a
vacation until August 2.
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RHuRARR JAM-Six pounds of rhubarb
without pealingl; let it stand over night
with four pounds of sugar poured over
foi course the rhuhard is chopped or cut
in small piecesl, three lemons chopped
without grating after removing the seeds,
one pound of chopped figs. Add all to-
getner and cook slowly for twelve hours
on the hack OF the range or until dark
red and jellied.
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RECIPES.

MoLAssEs CooKrEs-Two cups OF mo-
lasses, one cup of lard. one egg, one cup
of buttermilk or thick milk, two tea
spoons of soda, one eeaping teaspoon
OF baking powder, one teaspoon of gin
ger. one half teaspoon Of cloves; -four the
baking pan SO they won't burn; roll oat
very thin. cut in squares. Iuse tin can
make hole in the bottoml. Add salt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
COPPER REEF PLANT

Recent developments at the pro
perry of the Copper Reef Mines are
highly encouraging according to- Ralph
A. Meyer, general manager for the
company An important strike was
ade in the California drift. The ore
body is four feet wide and carries
copper oxides. bornite, glance and
chalcopyrite. Ore is continuous in
the California drift for a considers
BILE distance.
The Copper Reef Miaes' holdings
comprise 1000 acre. on which Mr..
Meyer says. they are five known fis-
sure veins which can be traced from
1000 to 5000 feet The company has
expended $4,000 in the construction
of roads.
There has just been completed at
the mine a reservoir in sandstone
and concerted, which has a capacity
OF 10000 gallons of water, Hydrants
for FIRE protection have been installed
at several points above the camp. The
reservoir is supplied from a dam in
the creek 5000 feet distant, and the
water is lifted 300 feet by Deming
triplex pumps operated by a Munsey
crude oil gas engine.
At the mine the present plant con
sists Of four Ingersoll Rand, belt driv-
en- straight line machines and are
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
INCREASED ACTIVITY
ABOUT COURTLAND

Activity in mining is on the IN.
crease in CORTLAND and il is hoped
that the camp will soon be booming"
said E. II. McFall yesterday. Mr. Nc
Fall is manager for the Palace Livery
company branch in Courtland and is
in the city on a short business trip.
AT the Leadville property" he
aid, "the company is drifting at the
800 foot level and, II is reported, is in
good ore. No shipments are being
made at present, though they will
probably be resumed soon. The Great
Western has cut down its shipments
since the trouble at the FL Paso smell
ter. hut the strike there is practically
settled and the shipments will soon
be resumed at the old rate of about
three cars per day. A number of small
claims are under certain amount of
development and, on the whole, condi-
tons at CORTLAND are looking good
with every prospect that they will be
much better Bisbee, as ever, looks
good. don't believe that even the
most confirmed old time can recall
better times than are now being en-
joyed in the Warren district"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

icslly fare up the nerves only to die
down again. as die they must Avoid
nerve stimulants. Bear in mind that this
worn out feeling IS due to poor blood,
to bacteria in the water you drink; to
the multiplying Of destructive germs n
the blood faster than they can be over
come by the white corpuscies; ana to
what Is known as Guto-toxeIzia. that con
dition where the venous or impure blood
accumulates faster than II can be re-
placed by the red arterial blood
II you feel played out or experience
the REGULAR sensations OF gc5 and te--
derness in the bowels. go to any drug
store and ask for bottle Of s. S, s,
Swift's Sure SPECIFIC. Here is a remedy
that gets at work tn a twinkling: it just
naturally rushes right into your blood.
scatters germs right and left. up and
down and sideways.
You feel better at once. not from a
stimulsnt, not from the action Of drugs.
but from the rational effect Of a natural
medicine just as active and irst as time
~ as to a man who E@s been lost in
the mountains. Is about starved and
comes across a settler 5ust cooking a
savory meal Of good honest beef. Do
not neglect TO get a bottle OF s. s. S
today. Il viii make you feel better In
just a few minutes. Il is prepared only
In the laboratory Of The Swift Specific
Co. 127 Swift big, Atlanta. Ca Send
for their free book telling OF the many
strange conditions that sfflict the human
family by reason Of Impoverished blood.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
driven by a 60 n. .. Slowed gas en-.

driven by 60 n. y. Slowed gas en-
CINE.
The Copper Reef mines have been
granted a permit by the Interior De
partment to erect an electric power
plant on the San Carlos Indian reser-
walton, thirteen and a quarter miles
from the companys inc. The plant
will occupy a position adjacent to and
west OF the railroad station at the San
Carlos agency. The plant will con
sist of two 1000 XIV. General Electric
| Curtis steam turbines. Alberger sur
race condensers. vacuum pumps and
elevating towers. There viii be two
I 500 h. p. Babcock & Wilson boilers OF
the Sterling type, 10 be heaped by fuel
oil The transformers and in fact al
the lectric equipment are OF General
Electric manufacture.
The plant win generate 1900 volts
and step-up transformers win bring
the voltage to 16, 500 volts. which will
be carried Is Ia miles to the mine
lwhere transformers will reduce he
current TO the original voltage. The
installation is three-phase, 60 cycle
ALTERNATING.
The entire power plant will be con
lstructed Of steel and concrete.
At the mine there will be installed
ian Ingersoll-Rand, direct connected ali
compressor with a capacity Of Is ma
chimes.
A party of directors and stockhold
ers Of the company on I tour OF in
spection is now visiting the Copper
Reef property.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
LEVY BROS. MARKET LETTER

There is no doubt that some of the
copper stocks are a buy. OF course
they might happen TO decline but they
hardly can go much lower. Conditions
are improving throughout the country
large crops are reported in most all
farming sections, the tariff will not
effect copper, as the foreign ceUn-
tries come 20 this side for their sup
ply, the only way that II can be CT
fected is in the curtailment of bus-
mess in this country. The coppers
were apparently discounted too much
on the start and the big traders have
realized this. Buy some good divi.
dend paying conservative security,
outright or with a conservative mar.
gin and hold it until it is demanded
by the trading public.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
HOW MINING IS
HURT IN MEXICO

From telegraphic and mail reports
form tits representatives in Mexico,
Mining and Engineering World says
that conditions throughout the re.
public, particularly as relating 10 min
ing in the northern states, are unusu-
ally serious The demoralizing status
Of the industry throughout northern
Mexico is evident from the fact that
all the largest smelling plants. with
the exception of the Chihuahua smelt-
er Of the American Smelling & Re
fning Co, have been out of commits
sion for nearly 30 days, and the pros
pect OF their restarting at an early
date are poor. The main plants af-
fected are those at Mapimi, Asarco,
Torreon, Aguascalientes and Monter-
rey. At last accounts the San Potosi
Tinto copper smelter al Terrazas.
smelter was operative. as in the Rio
The main cause OF the shut down is
due TO the DISRUPTED railroad ssryi"a
bordering impossible tue delivery Of
fuel, all OF which is. of course Incl
dental 10 the revolutionary distur-
Dances.
TheChihuahua plant viii be able 70
continue only 50 long az one of the
two lines to El Paso is open. Just
now both railroad lines are in com
mission but tere is anxiety lest one
or both Of these lines be interrupted
any day by rebels or bandits The
railroad line south of Chihuahua has
been imperative for. over two weeks
and reports Of recent revolutionary
activities indicate that il viii be two
weeks longer before the destroyed
thackage and bridges can be put in
shape for traffic
During the early days of April
more companies were molested than
at any time since the beginning Of
revolutionary troubles over two and
half years ago. The Naca camp
was visited and the Italian company
forced TO contribute to the rebel or
~constitutionalista" cause with a lib
erai ransom for its superintendent.
At Parral. the San Francisco del Orc
Mining Co, also contributed a forced
loan. Boquhlas where an English
Canadian concern is building an i'm
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

mense dam for irrigation and irriga-
tisn and electrical enterprises, was
also visited on two occasions and
forced TO respond with cash and store
supplies The boldest work, however,
was the holding up of a man Oh the
Mexico NoTthwester railway and
looting the express car of about $780,
600 worth of silver and gold bullion,
the property OF the Yoquiyo, I}atopl-
las, Tres Hermanos, Santo Domingo
Silver and Seyffert companies, oper-
ating in the western part of the state.
| The rebels under the leadership Of
| General" Pancho Villa made their
escape, and thus far have not been
apprehended nor the booty recovered.
Two of the above companies are Am
erican, one Mexican, two English and
one German. None of the companies
/ have as yet suspended operations but
| it is likely that they may unless bet
I ter protection both for mine opera
tions and the marketing of product
! is shortly afforded.
The Cusihuirichic camp continues
its operations undisturbed, and this
: has been possible only by the main.
tenance of a strong Federal garrison.
| The car shortage has been relieved
so that a fairly normal output is be
! ing made.
In the Parral section only four of
/ the larger producing companies are
/ in operation and as the camp has
! been completely isolated for over
weeks it is probable that part Of these
have been compelled to suspend on
4 n Of Of
! At hide and Guanacevi in the ad-
! joining state Of Durango operations
are practically at a standstin for the
past 6 weeks and only the larger com
panies are carrying on the wok and
/ with very little production.
The branch railroad line from Es-
Gallon on the National Railways to the
old Iead-silyer camp Of Sierra Mojada
in the state of Coahuila was lately
interrupted so that all production has
been suspended and only small forces
kept at the operating mines.
Throughout the state of Xacatecas
rebels have been maurauding at
f, pleasure so that operations have teen
almost nil. as well as unsafe for sew
eral weeks.
Coal production from the southern
/ Coahuila fields has not been resumed
/ to any great extent nor is it likely to
be so long as that section continues TO
be the stamping ground Of large bod
Z les of rebels.
: The MADEIRA Co., Ltd, an English
company, has suspended operations at
both its MADEIRA and Pearson lumber
mills, and thus thrown many poems
out of work, who presumably through
/ lack of both funds and labor viii ally
themselves under some ''ista" banner
to still further aggravate the serious
conditions. The closing of these lum-
Der mills also works hardships on THE
/ mines.
I All things considered the situation.
as regards mining and industrial en-
/ terprises generally, is a serious one
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
NOTES INFLUENCING DAY.

Trade reports show some abate-
nent OF business due to the proposed
tariff changes.
Conservatism is pronounced in the
east, but in the west and south splen
did crop conditions give confidence.
Failures this week 300 against al
last week.
c. NJ. Schwab is 10 testify Mop
day In the Governments suit against
the Steel Corporation.
Administration believes California
Anti-Alein Bill conforms with treaty
Of 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
STOCKS DECLINE;
CASH GOES Up
1-alA4a 0AA

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE effect OF
today's trading on the quoted values
Of stocks was slight. Speculative in
terest is gone. There were small lie.
clines. Later stocks broke away from
the list and moved widely with pro-
nounced weakness among Rock Isl,
and and St Louis aud San Francisco
securities. No authoritative explana,
ton was offered for the weakness OF
these. D. & r. G., V. 2. o. and
Seaboard preferred stocks made new
low records.
Predictions OF substantial bank
gains in cash were fully horne out by
the bank statement Actual cash gain
amounted TO &5.-OG.CG0.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
WORK GAINING
At CANANEA

CANANEA, May 1.-THE Cananea
C's is gradually increasing opera.
tons. At this time 2200 men are EN-
ployed. A few weeks ago there were
but 1900 Puertecitos mine has re-
opened with a small force of men and
shipments are being made Work
was resumed at the Veta mine also,
with one shift A shift was also placed
in the lower grade workings of the
CapOte. These properties are ship
ping TO the concentration. now operat-
ing one section, three shifts. The
smelter is operating eight furnaces
and two conyerters. Two reverbera-
tory furnaces are in operation. The
smelter is making an average OF 40
tons Of copper daily. Democratic mine
and smelter are operating nearly full
forces. Calumet and Sonora viii re
sumo as soon as care are freely oh,
tainable
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
STOCKS, MINES, METAL
, . 0 = . . . 8 e . e . 9 8
VELlE TRUCK MAKES .
GREAT HILL RUN Q

. A demonstration was given 4
= yesterday 10 the Copper Queen 4
= mine with a 1900 pound VELIE I
: delivery truck The truck was 4
E loaded with 1900 pounds and 4
9 started from the Car shaft. 1t 4
; made the run TO the Silver Bear
{ shaft. Then the truck was load 4
o ed with 400 pounds and start 4
, ing from the Copper Queen ma
> chine shop made the run to the I
. Uncle Sam shaft in minutes.
6 . 9 . . = e e 6 = = . g 4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

missing a good opportunity not to
gather in a few of the stocks paying
FIVE TO seven per cent. Trading IN
New COrnelia was the only feature On
the local curb market. The stock con-
tinues in good demand With notable
lack of offerings. The stock is well
considered locally. Inquiry is extern
sive and buying orders plentiful. I'm
der prevailing circumstances higher
prices seem inevitable.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
WEAK MAN RECEIPT FREE

Any man who suffers with nervous debility,
loss CT natural power, weak back, falling
memory or deficient manhood brought on BY
excuses, dissipation, unnatural drains or the
follies OF youth, may cure himself at home
with a'simple prescription that viii gladly
send free, ia plain scaled envelope. % any
nan tho viii write for u. DR.. 4. E Robinson,
$3.50 Luck Building, Detroit, Michigan
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
taking Typhoid
May be Your Trouble.
Why Drag Along, Worn TO the Bone When Ysu csH
be Robust, Happy and Full Of Life.

ton, nerves an unstrung. blood impov-
er.-hed, headaches. lassitude, peragrs,
hockwor-n. tape worm. chiils and fever
c. some other debritatlng influence. the
vs-y Foundation Of health is being sapped
Lgay b. spring humors.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
The ARIZONA AND new
MEXICO RAILROAD CO
PASSENGER SERVICE

6:55 a m. Lv Clifton ar. 3:53 D. m
T:34 a. m. Nv Guthrie Lv g:20 D. m.
Sis a. N. Nv Duncan Lv 1926 , m
1888 a. m Nv Lordsburg Lv 1923 D. m
TO-: As a. m. Ar Huachita Nv 11:59 a. m.
South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound irain
No. 1, leaving Lordsburg 1851 a. n
Mountain Time.
South bound train connects with e
Pas & Southwestern east bound
train for Fl Paso. leaving Hachita 81
1850 a. m, Mountain Time, ano
with west bound train for Douglas
and Bisbee, leaving Hacbita at 1880
"a, Mountain Time.
r. X. MINS0N.
Clifton, Ariz. General Passenger Lgen,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

Continued selling Of Canadian Paci.
7c from abroad unsettled the whole
list today but declinees were small.
Prices may hang at this level indefin-
itely but the next big move viii be
upward, and the good stocks should
be bought The banks are trying 10
build up their reserves and all specu-
latiOn is discouraged by them, but
the big interests are picking up stocks
and anyone with money to invest Is
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18
L. J. OVERLOOK

Photographic Market Letter from
Paine & Weber Co, Boston, for yes
terday.)
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

TICKETS ON SALE
May II, IS, 10, 20, q, %, 20, 80.
and 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

FINAL RETURN LIMIT
Three Months From Date of Sale
Full information regarding rates,
Pullman berths. stop-over privileges,
etc, will be cheerfully furnished by
your Agent or by
EUGENE FOX,
General PASSENGER Agent.
Ell PASO. TEXAS.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-18

AND TO OTHER EASTERN SUM
MER RESORTS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-11

IIuuCSo uIdOG LEI uSI COnAuC4lI Jul
ing that term.
'I'm going to have an educational
institute" she said impressively, as
they sat together at dinner-Pauli
occupying the post of honor on Miss
Frances right. I'm going to extend
it's influence throughout the noun
tain districts. Pauline, my dear, don't
bite that potato off your fork but cut
it in your plate"
The second term started au3pic-
iously. Miss Frances impressed par
ticularly upon her pupils the need of
a two years curriculum, and she had
hopes of achieving her ambitions in
building up staff Of trained teach
ers. .
"a woman's vocation" she would
explain, els to teach mankind. The
old days when marriage was a girls
destiny have passed, never to return.
At a mature age, when a girl meets
the man of her choice, when she has
satisfied herself as to his moral, ma
I terial and physical and educational
qualifications, she may possibly relin-
quish her duties in favor of matri-
mony. 1t is this principle that wish
to ineulcate among our southern wo-
manhood"
yes, Miss Frances" echoed the
girls enthusiastically.
1t was toward the end Of the sec
ond term when Miss Frances received
a strange, illiterate letter which
caused her to ponder deeply; then she
sent for Miss Ditton in dismay.
Pauline" she said severely, did
you ever hear of a person named
John Smith
Eyes, Miss Frances" answered the
girl. Capt. John Smith married
Pocahontas, an Indian maiden, who,
under romantic circumstances had"
81 mean John Smith of-of Oak
Valley" interrupted Miss Frances,
gazing angrily at letter in her hand.
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uLJGoA years .pllles> sHODG II WOu1u 10
man competent to assist in the re-
sponsibilities of your life-work. Some
village loafer, l suppose! / shall
write letter that will effectuaIly end
this nonsense of his III
Eyes, Miss Frances" whispered
Pauline, with downcast eyes. 4
Days passed. Miss Frances had7
forgotten the trifing incident. Pau
line had been initiated into the ele-s
ments of physics, astronomy and dol
nestle science. The school was f1our-z
ishing. So much so, in fact, thatd
Miss Frances resolved to begin theI
construction of the boys wing.
1t was to be done little by little.
Two carpenters were sent for toyput
together the wooden frame, and later
the plasterers would appear. Per
haps by the second year the wing
would be completed.
The carpenters, with local shift
lessness, appeared about ten days
after they were due-one of them,
rather; a low-browed, sulky-looking
fellow, whose elaboration Of move
ment continually affronted the en-
ergetic northern lady.
you see, my dear, - explained Miss
Frances to Pauline, that is the result
of lack of education. This fellow,
shiftless, slow, uncouth, will doubt
less marry some suitable girl and pro-
duce a half dozen or more children,
useless to the world-unless we can
get them and make good citizens of
them. That is education versus ma
tive ignorance.
Eyes, Miss Frances" answered
Pauline.
Nov 1 am going to train you in
executive power" continued the
teacher a day or two later. 81 am
going into town for a couple of days
to try to interest Mr.. Joyce, the cot=
ton mill owner, in our school. WheB
return shall expect to see great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-20
Miss Nancy johnson and Mr.. J. w. Belt

ed consul to Calcutta, was the host last
week at q charming dinner on the roof