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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
OUTRAGED MANI

Wisconsin has 2 new law prohibiting and panishing gossip
 That's mighty good law tc have and to enforce too Why under the the law should be so severe witt those who steal trifies like watches and money. amazing puzzle
 The first person arrested under this law was MAN!
 There must have been some mistake, surely Don't the officers of the law in wisconsIn-who men-know that gossip is the exclusive province of Don't they know that are too big uo broadminded, too busy with great thoughts their time chatting personalities?
 Haven't they all heard men rebuke their wives for telling tales about the neighbors instruct tEem tha: they ought to find something elevang gossip to fill their minds? Maybe they have also heard these obviously reishing the exercise but what of that: Maybe they have heard these same whisper damnng stories about people to the wives; but what of that?
 Men don't gossip Never in the world! It is grave miscarriage of justire that this against gossip which plainly intended to apply only to women, should bc exerted against man
 The Wisconsin incident Is an injustice that cannot refrain from crying against it. It ought to be carried no further.
 ao''. Cos ,.,,,r. we would f saas nlsP 1Rf ;,s WOMEN. f ff '24 | When tell the same tales with the same relish Fit isn't gossip We don't quite know what 1t s but it isn't gossip Ask any male gOsbeg pardon conversation aIist-if it is 2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
PREVENTION AND CURE

The benefits and practical value to human health of
 modern preventive medicines have agan been well Iuss tated p the camps which have been established in 1911 and 1e13. The Journal of the American Med teal Association. Certainly the attending the efforts of sanitarians at these camps "mush room cities" holds much of promise the people of both town and country Such disasters those nected with the camps during the Spanish War need longer be feared the parents of the young volunteer of future may be assured that if he is spared the bullets of the enemy he will not fau sacrifice to his rariosm through ignorance of how to keep wellthat
 provided recently discovered methods of preventive medicine are put into effect has been the case in recent camps report of the health conditions in the camp of the Second Division near Galveston gives ev dence Of sanitary competence that is further removed the nsantary camps of the Spanish War than
 the latter from those of the middle ages The truth however that to forget lessons learned through long experience not living under conditions constantly enforcing them The Mosaic sanitary rules not new, but those who grow up with thought Of water supply sewage disposal usually helpless, when thrown suddenly into J situation where these provided Here the penalty of ignorance has death. That the men in these camps picked men and of good physique does not make less remarkable from the lesson of preparation read in the results of protection from the epidemic of contagious diseases to which such group of is liable. The explanation of the results at Galveston. which include typhoid smallpox and but eghtee ncases of malaria among twelve thousand in five months in a country where these diseases frequent Is merely the utilization Of sanitary methods within the reach of any of munities large small. Preventive medicine applied to receptive and intelligent population would profitable investment any community even looking at the matter solely from the doarsandcents point of view.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
HE auaLlc DOMAIN

The rights of the states in respect to the public do main are the rights whatever they were which were granted by the ordinance of 7S to the five states which were organized ont of the territory northwest of the Ohio river ceded by the claimant states to the United States under certain conditions. Their status and those conditions have continued along since that time te all new states created of territory 1t has been acquired by the United States and subdivided
 7 The Federal Government under that ordinance had. and has the unquestioned right to sell the public land and apply the proceeds for the benefit of the Nation. Nobody disputed that right and 1t has been of enormous profit the Nation Pending the sale of the land tn. Supreme Court at one time held and presun ably still hold the Federal Government is in the position of trustee E .,,.-
 that tpie nothing else was contemplated than that the land would pass into private ownership rapidly as possible has there been change in tOat h.
 tent in respect land suitable for agricultural settle
 ent At hst thelsnd disposed of in large tracts tathese who nasrt4ke coonze it Later we adopted the honfe other plans contemplating that no person shonid acquire from the Government more land one family could occupy and cultivate. Now we know that in this Western country it is es- sentia that timber and grazing lands shall be owned
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
HEARING IN HARRY JONES CASE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. f3.- HarryJones, secretary-treasurer of the International association of Bridge and Structural IrCn Workers, who was arrested ten days ago on a charge ot conspiring to transport explosives un- lawfully, was given a preliminary hearing today before United States Commissioner Young. The charge against Jones is the same as the charges on which thirty-eight of his feIlow.unionists were convicted in the Fedora! court here last December and sentences to LeaverwOrtE prison. Jones, arrest. resulted from !nforma- .tion furnished by George F. Davis, a union iron workr, who, upon being ar. rested recently in the East, is said to have confessed to dynamite out rages that rivalled the exploits of the McNamara brothers and of Ortie Me Manigal. ,a
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
"sAFETY FIRST" coNcLkVE

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J. Oct 13.- The safety first movement is to come in for 8 large share of atten- tiOn at the thirty-second annual con vention of the American Electric Rail way association. which met here today for a session Of four days. Other matters that are schedGld for consid- eration are the relief of traffic con. gestion in cities, profit sharing with employees, the present tendency of public servic laws and regulations. and the relation of carriers to the development of the territory they service.
 In point Attendance the present convention bids fair to eclipse sll of the previous meetings of the associa- ton. Nearly 400 companies. which control about eighty per cent of the eIeetrieallyi epeTated railways of North America, are represented at the gath ering. In conjunction with the meet! ing there is an elaborate exhibition of electric railway appliances and equipment and the latest inventions and improvements in the way of safety devices for the protection Of passen- gers and empIoyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
Tuesday Morning, Oesober IA, 1913.
ogfy,ne rnI EARTHQUAKE

p due poportion to it's pride of achievement n and solicitation for the welfare of the Panama fana the nation Is grateful for the that the recent earth quake shocks throughout the sone have not damaged the huge waterway There remains however, feeling Of menace and this recalls that in it's original recon Tnendsticns the international toard Of eRsneers ad vlsed sealerer csnaI President Roosevelt oVsS
 ruled tn. board and htsh level ssnal wss cohstrueted in obedience to his personal decision. rn 4 Apparently the two shocks fei. at Panama have caused no damage the great oeks and massive work Of tho canal Col Goethalss oS has stood well theifrst test by ehqu,ke always hereafter muat exist the feeling of apprehension for the security Of the c.nal asainst danger that no Qualifications and fleet of preadnoushts can avert From time to time there have been slight shocks of earthquake the lsthmus since Americans took charge of canal con- to th. engineering werk
 The Islhnus records which were cAretuyI studied by the canal designers. fa to show anything than slight seismic disturbances in that quarter far back as the history of the Isthnus is known. There are standing today masonry structures erected several cen turtles ago which probably would have been destroyed by any considerable earthquake shock .
 Army engineers base their belief in the safety of the canal largely upon wonderfully enduring qualities Of reinforced construction. which is embodied u all the great locks dams and approaches of the new canal It pointed that during the San Francisco earthquake that though the Tine of fault" representing the point Of imminent danger, directly through the Mare Island nsyx yard, the great concrete dock thers not disturbed and the true of the reinforced buildings in San Franeasoo itself
 We haye rsked millions of dollars and the Nations plans for future in undertaking that some day through g caprice of Nature may possibly end n dis sster To learn fine morning that earthquake had mined the Gaton locks and wrecked the cana would be poor consolation for having hastily decided
 build hshlcveI canal for theoretical reasons of econ orny and saving in time The majority of the engineer consulted urged sealevel construction. Mr. Roosevelt knew better. Whoever opposed his views. he vas con vlnced opposed. the building of any canal at all.
 To the saperstitious the coincidence that the Cana Zone xzs visited by sn earthquake the very day tha water was first let Into the Culebra Cut will have sinister meaning At sry rate. we have challenged Ma ture .ad has replied by giving warning of th unconquerabie of destruction that she possesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
WESTERN FUEL CASES UP

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. IG.- The Western Fuel cases in which are involved a number of the officers, dl. rectors and employees of the Western Fuel Company, charged with conspir acy to defraud the government through manipulating weights. were called today in the United States Dis trict Court. These are the cases that came into prominence with the Diggs- Caminett white slave cases when former District Attorney McNab re- signed and charged, he was. being hk1 sered bS the' Depantaeht off Jus. flee aat Washington. He declared that the departmfnt had ordered him to postpone bots the Western Fuel cases and the Diggs-Camineti cases. The -offenses charged ar felonies prnish- able by imprisonment for period not to exceed two years or by fine of $l0,0O0 CT both.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
THIS ELECTION WILL
 TEST TARIFF AS ISSUE
Spirited Campaign in West Virginia
 Over Representative in Congress

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct l3.-A spirited campaign closed today in the First Congressional district of West Virginia, preliminary to the special election to be held tomorrow to choose a successor to Representative John W. Davis, who resigned his seat in the House to become solicitor gen. cral in the Wilson administration. Three candidates are contesting for the seat. The Republican nominee is State Senator Julian c. Hearne of this city. while the standard bearer of the Progressive party is on both the re publican and progressive tickets.
 Politicians generally regard the election tomorrow as the most i'm portant by-election to be held this fall. The contest is attracting more than ordinary attention because of the large labor vot and the big manufac- turing interests in the districts. The new tariff law is now in operation. and though 1t i5 early for the people to pass a conclusive opinion on it, nev. ertheless the result of tn election will be seized on as an expression of la- bor and the manufacturer toward the new tariff
 The district is normally Republican. There have been elections in the last twenty years when the Republican candidate had majorities around six thousand. John W. Davis, who carried the district twice. was greatly helped by his own popularity and his high standing as 8 lawyer. At the present time the Democrats are confident Cf holding the regular republican and progressive candidates.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
MASONIC TEMPLE OF CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 13.- Higndegree Masons from every sec ton of the state gathered in this city today to participate in the exercises at the formal dedIcaJion or the Ma sonic Temple of California, which was recently completed at cost of several hundred thousand dollars. The wis itors also will take part in the annual Grand Lodge meeting of the order, which is to begin its sessions in the new temple tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
EAST TEXAS FAIR OPENS

TYLER. Texas, Oct 1@.-The an nual exhibition of the East Texas Fair association opened here today with a busy week in prospect. The exhibits of farm products. fruits, manufactures and, especially, horses and live stock are the best ever seen here, and every thing points to a most successful fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
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 He was Scotchman and was play, ing golf. Going out ne drove brilliant, ly over a stream in a hollow. My, but that was a fine drive over the pretty burn," he remarked to his cad. die.
 Coming home he had to play over this same 'burL" for another hole, and drove right into it. Co and fish the ball out of that dirty sewer" he growled.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
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4 teacher, instructing her class on the composition of sentences, wrote two on the blackboard, one to eI- empIify a misstatement of fact and the other to illustrate bad grammar. The sentences thus read as follows:
 "The hen has three legs. Who done ti?"
 Harry she said, go to the black board and show where the fault lies ih those two sentences"
 Harry slowly approached the black board, evidently thinking hard. Then he took the chalk and whOte:-
 The hen never done it. God done it.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
R E #

He had been around from church to church trying to find a congenial congregation and finally he stopped in a little church just as the congre- gation read with the minister: We have left undone those things which we ought to have done. and we have done those things which we ought not to rave done" The man dropped into a pew with a sigh of relief. Thank goodness" he said. i've found my crowd at last"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
& $ E

The magistrate had the misfortune to be cross-eycd,. the result of which at times was rather amusing. One day he htd three prisoners before him.
 Whats your name?' he inquired of the one to the left.
 James Paterson" promptly replied the man or the right
 The man on the bench turned round quickly. q was not addressing you, sir" he snapped.
 At this the one in the center, quak- ing and trembling with fear, stam' mered:
 'T-I-I never opened my mouth, sir"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
@as w!irhc Salump iagcn?

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Iopofotcn sic &dlftc pprlueg; Die
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25

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ipnniif,e Snmpfcr vSalmes" nit eis
ncm bcftigen Serer in leincm Snnert
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gbenb. ~. SOB, Seuer I'M 2aoeraum
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prbnete iofort Die Gntienbune brabtz
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'reitte Die .Ydunoniaa, Die it'd $50
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Sricit mad Teip .Yorf befanb. Sofort
lieB &apitdn Hobert Gapper Den aurs
nad Der v8dlmes" bin ri6tet. Nit
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Srcitda friib nabm Die .9annonia"
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SIeiben auf Dem 1oiten.
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idaft entihloHen iid, auf fem Soften
gu perbleiben, oas Seiier 5u befdmz
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nd6iten 5afen 5u erreiden. Na6
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MIA" seleitete bas brennenoe. in bidte
Hnlidipolfen ,gebiiate S6iff. Gm
Samstng nabm bas Seuer iol9en
llmfang an, baB III fiirdtete, es
fperbe Die Humlabuns in cinem unbez
rem 2abcraum erreid)en. Shlieblid
ipurbc am Sonttag Samilton erreidt,
mo bas Seiier ipfort gelDi6t lplroe.
Scr Sainpfcr bat nidt erbeblihen
Sd)ubet criitteil, ippbl abcr Die 2az
buns, iolpobl burd Seucr ais alid)
burf 8aiier. Die ~Yannonia" lebte,
nahbem lie Die .Salmcs" in ben
iiheren Safen geleitet battle, nit Den
Yafasieren hes ipaniIden Samplers
ibre Teiie mad Nclp gort fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
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idipebenbe Stabfgeriiit lit i'm 5ipOlften
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alter Sauies perbnnben, obne es
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ring Der Trigger -erfolste mittels eincs
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felt, Der Die setpalttgen Stabaaiten an
Srnbtieilen, bic bon Der Strabe ipie
'Bin0faDen nllsfabcn, in Die 2uft mir
bette. Ha6bem Die Stabltrdger nno
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lparen, fling mani an. baS Stablees
rippe Der iieben Gtodiperte baran aufz
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Yru5ci. scgcn GbieagO.

Sic Sldne Der Stnbtueripaltnns
pcu Chicago, 81, fir @crbeiicrunscn
an Der 5ipan6ig Weilen langen llfer>
front nurncn, bo~riiberBebcnb ipenigs
items, burd, eincn ginbaltsbcfebl iiber
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SIabt unb mcbrcre Decentralization
BON Dem Sofogone Stemm Der Yottaz
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lioncn bon Sp1are bat. Sic Snbias
litr haiicrcu ibrc alagc nui chem
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ten unb Den ucrciniatcn St1mmen Del
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burd, hie opu Der SunbcSrcgicrlmf
pprgcnommeucu Gcrmeinlnecn ieitsc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-25
Suffrasetten tn Gbind.

Dor GINGER 3eit. lit in Canton in
China elm 3beater erpffnet sinnrhen,
bas eiren nrsgeIprobenen @e9enlaB
81 benz bisber MIR bon Wdnnern gee
leiteten Sbeaterbetrieb beberten ipa,
unb suglei1 als bemerfensfpertbe
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pollution gu betra6ten lit. lin Die
3iele nnb MbIidten bieies Sbeaters
jebem 8eiudcr bon bornberein flar 81
MAIDEN, 5iebt iih iiber ben Sintera
grunb elm hreites Seioenbanb nit ben
@orten: r@bre iInb &lIbm Dem eriten
6ineiif6en Srallentbeater."
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Sbeaters betreten, ale Stolen tperben
bon Srauen ober iunsen Wdbden bar
seitellt, nnb Die 8egeiiterung lit 10
groB, BOB ale Sbeilnebmerinnen on
oieIen Tbeateripielen auf iebe ge5abz
lung per5ihten, iooab Der Gein9elpinn
aus Den anffiibrun9en obne jeben Ib%
aug Der &alie Der frauenredtlidcn
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Seit 8ofen miro auf bieier 8iibne,
pie Die neugearilnoete 3eitidrift
rSrance b'Snboz Chine" berid)tet, NIT
itiirmiidem grfols Elm .Stiid aufse@
fiibrt. beiIcu 5itel iih picllei1t als
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bnrin beltebt, DAB elm Batter. Der Den
moberncn 9%eitrebungen feinblih
gegeniiberitebt, bllrd Den Sel6itmorb
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ten, MODERN %geiinnten Stlbenten nidt
beiratben barf, erid)iittert Der Srauen>
beipeguns .als Inbdnger 5ugefiibrt
nirb. Icben Ser Irmlltb ie9liher
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tretenben Yerioneu lit bur6 cine better
gcmeintc oils 9eidrneiberte europdiihe
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beitebeu aus 2ibertp@ Seibe, auf Den
SiIhen iteben europdiide @egenitdnbc
unb an ben Bdnbeu bdn9en englii6e
unb fran3oiiide 8rapilren.