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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

that reflected in any way upon the
young man. and If. as we observed
when it was too late. the entire COM
munication was a laudation Of the
youths family. instead of himself no
one noticed II a. the time So the
girl went along and married the man
both she and her family convinced
that she was making a fine match.
Yet that young man was the black
sheep of good family, and the bank
er knew it. There was no kind OF dis
graceful behavior Of which he had
not been guilty. He was not even
honest, for the banker had dismissed
him from a post in his own bank after
catching him stealing Yet he let an
/ innocent young girl be sacrificed and
her whole life ruined, rather than Of
fend the young man by telling the
truth about him.
Yet if there is any place In the
world where every sentiment Of chiv-
airy and of honor calls upon a man
to 60 TO "A WOman's rescue. il is when
he sees a girl about to jeopardize her
whole future by marrying an I'M
worthy man. 1t is then that he
should cry out a warning to her, no
matter what the consequences to
| himself
Your Bounden Duty.
Ii is strange how we look AT this
matter Of our own responsibility and
how lightly we take it, Ii We saw
helpless young girl blindfolded. or
walking in her sleep, approaching the
verge Of a preCipice that she was
. a. fR
heaven and earth to save her. We
would strain every nerve and muscle
/ 20 hold her back. We would struggle
with her on the very brink and risk
our lives TO try to restrain her; but
we will let a girl, dazed by romance
and what she thinks is love walk
right into a marriage that we know
means certain misery To her with
ont lifting finger 10 try to save
I her
Vet death is heavens own mercy TO
/ = woman compared with ct miserable
marriage. The instant Of physical
suffering while bones break and the
. heart stops is as nothing Jo the long
dra Wn-Out Years of suffering in which
wounded heart Jhrobs with an
agony rhar IS never stilled.
As ! have said. we justify our COW
ardice in letting a girl go 10 her fate
unwaIued by saying that she won't
listen TO MS. anyway. That is only
too true in the great majority Of
cases. We bring our girls up in the
fool belief that they have some sort
of mysterious power called "wumau's
sacred influence" by which they can
work miracles 30 if you tell one
that man is lazy. drunken, immor-
al or brutal she will smile sweetly at
YOU and go bIthely forth 10 the altar
in the firm conviction that the min
ute she becomes his wife he will be
P changed person
Also she never forglveS YOU for
having forced her To hear the truth.
for II the bearer Of unwelCome news
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Advice to the
Lovelorn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
HE NEEDS SNUB5ING.

Dear Miss Fairfax
a young woman With whom !
am employed is desperately in
love with the same young man
with whom ] am in love
He shows each Of US the same
attention. and when the two of Us
are together re treats US alike.
but still. when he takes me out
alone, he tells me that | an the
only girl he loves, and when he
takes my friend out he tells her
the same
Shall ] refuse mis- attentions, as
am very fond Of the other young
woman and would willingly give
ner the chance if YOU SO advise?
UNDECIDED
He is the most de,estable Of ali
areatures-a man fi-t. You will 90
Your friend no kindness by giving heg
a clear field. since 10 win him means
only to win trouble.
Why not pat your Two heaGs to-
sether and devise some scheme OF
teaching him a lesson?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Do You Know

When Count Nincenzo Marini died
and was buried, it could not be found
that he had left any will disposing o.
his fortune of 100000. but a valet
who had served with the count faith
fully for 80 years could not De per
suadcd that his master had died in
testate. After fruitless searches In all
possible hiding places, the valet ap-
piled for and was granted an order
for the examination of his masters
body. and in the pocket of the dead
mans clothing was found will which
bequeathed to the valet the sum ~
$4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
The Brutal Apache Dance of the Paris Underworld

The Apaches are generally
young, and their dance is more
or less acrobatic. The man ex-
presses british passion and jeal-
ousy, the woman affection and
fear
.Sfoy BY Margay-ef Hu6b01d
Ar0. Sketch br NIchelr0H.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

Che rovost .lums of Paris live th.
Apachrs Nho have taken u.
name uf the rcd man In vUu.
Thoy na,, never seen au Indian and
its safe 20 saw tina, mo- Indian would
look az % French Apache except to
watch him dance.
Tie French ApapU, d. the most u,.
graded GenIzeu of tine Paris under
world and is about AS low as one can
get but like an French pebplc. Do
retains bis artistic temperament ard
uu 10 into cash
%. r. generally q cine. at least. ur
something much worse, AND aa gluri--
Sea Jgo MANY CORY aud HiUoou- crime.
which ,he much frightened public Hs
al his door There are great gauu-'oG
Auucncs. some OF them doing G. thirty
Ing business 90 plrhur pockets. Cd.
others maIlius even more money hy
exploiting thDir unusual dances butD|.
tho eyes OF those "bh, so dea. fo.-
.gIpue"s'"
Writers Saw the Dance.
~ course. the o. imy- OF Oh. Ana..,-
arc many. buf they yru mot a- many
as Dee would have ONE helioy, Tile
Apache. however bases his fantastic.
and terrifying reputation a.. crime ua
a very solid foundation uf passion and
taWleSsuer- and The real AIlohC
dance ends boa ar exhibition uf oN-
tIaU.aiua"N brutality should the tau.-
pclam,uugl thief happen to ur boo tl.
mood tu beat iI, -iTI GOA whom He |-
lHN14lfT. DIT. attentions |a.. t.. .r.-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
DETERMINATION.

You sign yourself Determine zion. 90
ana ask such a question?
do not see the embarrassment Of
your position. # YOU have given your
love to nice girl, the experience is
good for your moral growth though
she may not accept YOU.
If you want her persist.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
GIVE EAcH oTHER TIME.

D-a. Miss Fairfax:
am placed in very emba.-
RAISING position | have bestov-
ed on very nice gin an honor
able love. and feel positive that t.
is either her or none. She does
not Iecip-ocate, but likes me only
a. a friend. and viii not give me
any hope for the future. Shall /
UfISisI or d. ISL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

Craven Cowardioe of Friends Who
Will Not Tell Truth About Bride
groom To Be Is Responsible for
Many Matrimonial Tragedies.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

To advertise the Boston Edison
Company a large electric sign has
been set up In that city measuring "a
feet I'm width by SO l-2 feet in height
The sign contains a clock with the
dial 81 feet i'm diameter, at each side
of which are columns studded with
electric lamps. The minute hand OF
the clock is 1912 feet long and
weighs ass pounds. while the hour
hand is II feet 4 inches long, weigh
ing $50 pounds. The total weight of
the structure l. fifteen tons. Alto
gether there are 6,322 lamps used IN
the sign.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

When the Liberals were returned 10
power NJ the end of 1905, Mr. FREQ
wilkins. landlord of the Towtree Inn,
Burghin, England, a hamlet three
miles from Hereford, a Starch Con
servative, vowed sthat he would moi
cut the hair of his head or shave ms
face until they were turned out of Of
fee And ne has kept his word For
ty-five years of age, over feet IN
height. and massiyely built. he pre-
SCENTS a striking appearance. His bedla
extends down to his waist and his
hair hangs gracefully over his back,
ON the Shropshire and Monmouth
shire Railway. which connects
Shrewsbury with Lianymynech. ln
Great Britain. may be seen Mrs. Were
the woman stationkeeper. She ha-
FUN control of tho station, holding the
position Of statiunkecper clerk, ticker
collector and porter There is only
one other woman who nils similar
position in England. and she Is en-
plOyed by the same company.
A novel departure has been mace
i'm New South Wales by starting
uloughing by night. For this pur
pose two powerful acetylene head
lights are attached to the traction
engine which draws the plough. ano
the ground is so well and brillianul
lighted that the operator can WoTh
over the field as well as by daylight
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
GOOD CHANCE HERE
FOR A BACHELOR

If you happen TO be male about
60 years of age, have good habits, =
fondness for children and, incidental
ly, some money. and II having al
these qualities, you further desire 70
wed. your opportunity is here in the
shape Of & letter received by Post
master Cassi,iy.
The letter is OF the usual kind
written by those who have become
immuned with the idea that the post
Office department OF the federal gov
eminent is a sort Of q national matri'
monial bureau. The writer wishes
to correspond with a gentleman pos
sessing the qualities enumerated
above and asks the postmaster 10
lend his aid Regarding the Other
side of the question, the writer an
nounces that she is a widow. 25 years
old. light brown hair. dark blue
eyes and enumerates a number Of
other Rertilion specifications. It is
signed Mrs. ). ID. Roberts, care gen
eral delivery. Houston, Texas, wnc
requests that the letter be given
vide publicity, which is hereby done
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
ROAD-FENCE TROUBLE
IN THE CFiIRICAHUAS

DOUGLAS, May 1.-George Cor
yell. who is the owner of large tract
OF land IN the Paradise district, Is in
the city to confer with J. J. Benton,
road supervisor. in regard 10 some
trouble which he has been having in
that vicinity about roads and fences.
Coryefi says he was granted per
mission one year ago TO close 2 pIb-
lie highway which passed through
his bfad ngs and so establish another
road Leading around the place. He
also says that the new road has n
oeztly goeten In bad condition AMI
thai ais nsishssrs have eat the fesc
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
ARMSTRONG WHITE
PROBABLE MAYORS

Two new majors are probably b.
ing made at the Ninth cavalry cam
in Douglas this week. At least CAP
ia n Andrew j. Armstrong and ca
tain George p. White viii soon haN
completed their examinations TIL
week for promotion Of this kind, tn
same being in progress now befor
a board OF examiners composed 0
Col. Guilfoyle, Major G.. McDonal
and Major George Reed. The papers
as soon as completed. viii be sent Z
the war department for final inspe,
ton after which they viii be return
ed here with the results attached.
Appointments to majOrships al
made according TO the needs OF tn
army in this class OF officers, and u
man has TO be in the service an r
'otled time before he can take an e.
minat on.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BEE GARDEN SEEDS
IRE GOING RAPIDLY
ictetary Gray, of CONNER
cial Club, Tells of the Big
Demand from the Valley


Garden seeds are in demand and
here was quite a run upon the stock
the Commercial club that was re-
eived from washington for free dis
-fbution as was reported In the Re
lew yesterday This demand came
rom ranchers who happened 70 be
n town and from local home owners
s vel. The latter wanted but one or
VIC packages while the ranchers re-
uired several packages each OF all
II the different varieties. The result
vas a considerable tightening or the
call sack
SDeaking OF tie demand that was
Il once manifested for the garden
,eeds. Secretary Gray said thai Il
Exceeded that of last year and was
-reater than he had expected for the
first day. He looked for the demand
O start when the ranchers OF the
spring and San Pedro valleys heard
hat they were to be had and he
expects that when this occurs the
stock viii 20 quickly so it is advis-
able for local people TO come cary
and get their wants filled
Ranchers especially appreciate OBJ
tanning these seeds for they know
hat they come from specially tested
crops and are therefore all the more
cbtainable. Il was a pleasure 10 see
the looks OF satisfaction yesterday
as the visitors 10 the Commercial
club went away carrying with them
all the seeds they wanted.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
kindergarten Teachers Meet.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 20
With several hundred delegates IN
attendance. the International Kinder
garten Union opened its twentieth an
nual meeting in this city today with
Miss. Mabel A. MacKinney Of Brook
Ign presiding. The members include
teachers of Canada, Australia. Mex
leo. Japan and several other coun-
tries. Miss Julia C. Lathrop, chief o
the Federal children's bureau, and ;
number of other noted experts in tn
starting baby minds on the long roar
Of learning will address the eNnveu
ton. wkieh Is t. continue for several
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BIG CAVE IS VISITED
BY MANY SIGHT SEERS
Shattuck VIII Probably Close
Its Show Place Permanently
Next Week

The big lime crystal cave in the
Shattuck mine Will probably Je
closed 10 the public next week and
The great hole filled in to enable the
resumption of work above and Le-
low without danger of accident.
During this week there has been
great deal Of interest shown 10
The cave and nightly there nave been
underground parties 10 visit the
shimmering cavern, rich in its sttE
actite ana stalagmite formats'.s.
These parties have all gone in On
application 10. passes IN ssrgrouna
and have mad the pleasure Of the
Cur-es es Of The management. Guides
-a.e teen provi5ed and the cave
Gevn % al come in s tGh eGteni
Taose who have visit, 4 the inter.
iag E Lib5 have otIs away en.L
siastic over its beauty "A4h
he ghtened b. the Presence in
cave Of uluerols electric iiEaJ
have yCen strung about. The
re Of the cavern is the particularly
Interesting point 70 those familiar
h sush uaderg- ound finds in The
'istr CT, the Shattdck cave being the
largest that has ever been opened
locally.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
chow Di dsuffer fro ncorns for
Yezrsl ~GETS-lT" Got Them
All IN a Few Days!7

II is a "goner" You apply GETS
IT" in 2 seconds. that's all. GETS
1T" does the rest. There's no NOR,
fussing. no more bandages to fix, NJ
more salves OF turn the flesh red and
raw. No more plasters to get mis-
placed and press on the corn NJ
more pulling no more pain. no more
picking and gouging. no more razors
-GETS-lT" stops pain. shriyels Vi
The corn. and the Germ yanishes
~GETS-lT" never fails, is harmless &c
healthy hesh. Warts, fcallouses and
b0niohs disappear.
"GETS-IT" is sold at drug stores a,
pc a bottle. or sent on receipt o.
nrice by Z. Lawrence & Co. Chicago
Sold in Bisbee by Bisbee Drug co.
Central Pharmacy and Phelps Dodg'
Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BLANCO MAKING
GOOD RECOVERY
Man with Double Fracture of
the Skull Still Engaged N
Telling Varying Stories as
to Sunday Night Trouble

J. Blanco. the Mexicah who has
been IN the Copper Queen hospita
since last Sunday night with two
fractures OF the skull. either Of SUI
iicient extent to have killed an ordiu
AIRY man, is getting along well an
viii soon be able to be out.
Blanco has not been 0Iffident abou
talking during his confinement at the
hospital, but in SO far as mis- case J.
concerned has given little of value
by reason OF the fact that no two
his stories are alike Inasmueh
the man ia rational with regard 4,
aiI other things, the presumption &
that The variations IN his accounts
the trouble resultings ia his iniu
re ilfgl.
Ramon FimbIe, emerged by a
2.anco sang with Ia ing infiicte
the injuries to Biancos skup, WI
be arraigned tomorrow evening.
has developed that FimbEe had tn
enmiJy OF BlaReo and bis friends fo
some time because Of political diff
ences of opinion as regards cond.
ions in Mexico, ana that Fimhr
IA gained the extreme III will
Bi4ncoists by refusing 10 assU-
ate with them. An attack preyiou
hat Of Sunday night was attemp
cd on Fimbre The manner OF tbs
assault on Sunday night left FimbT
in no doubt but that his assailants ,
tended TO XIII him and tue cous
who accompanied him He still b
Heyes that if aid had not arrived an
Blanco had not been struck in u
head with rock intended for Fin
bre, that be would have been m.
dered
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
A GOODBYE" PARTY

The friends and schoolmates o
John Claybourne Hubbard assemble
az his home Wednesday afternoO
and gave him a pleasant surprise
party. Games were played on III,
lawn and dainty refreshments wei
served. Little Claybourne and III
mother will leave for Oklahoma in
few days to spend a long vacation
Those who said good bye were: Mis-
ses Lottie Young, Beatrice McKay
Inez Bosio. Jane Young, Maggis NJ
lima, Lena Bruham, James CarrettC
John Trues, George Brown, Ivan Cal
Leonard Smith, Roy Okurstrom, job
Pistonltti, John VickeTs, Dorothy Js
Cobs ami Lena Young
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Supervisors meetniq

Although the regular date is thz
third OF each month. the board CT
supervisors will hold meetings today
and tomorrow at Tombstone. This Is
because there is much work TO be
looked after and the board would not
have sufficient time on Saturday
alone. A delegation composed Of J.
II. Gray, J. ]. Bowen, J McGregor
and Harry Jennings, all of the Com
mercial club will be among these ap
pearing before the board today asi
Svpuote 10 -slusmaAoIdmy pBoI 5ul
il IS expected the supervisors viii 20
10 Gleason to inspect new road ma
chinery recently arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02

on his place so as to enable them TO
use the road wPich they formerly
Csed. J. ]. Benton will leave today
for Paradise. with Mr.. Coryell, to in
Yestigate the matter, a hearing hay-
ing been arranged for the latter part
Of the week.
The affair is causing much excite
ment among farm owners in the Par
adise district.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Rubbish Cans

Yesterday eight metal rubbish lie
positories we're received by the san
itary department and will be placed
about the city. The cans will bear
the sign For Rubbish Only" ana
hereafter it will be a misdemeanoI
to throw rubbish on the streets. Tn
cans will be located at the Copper
Queen dispensary, post office, real
of Bank of Bisbee, Y. NJ c. a,
Schmidt building, Reception bar,
railroad station and on the lot oppo-
site The transfer station on Main
street.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
'ay Have Showers.

March winds dropped over into May
along with decline in the tnermome-
ter, made of yesterday blustery de-
"arture from the fair and spring time
weather Of the previous ten DAYS. TIC
weather department promises that the
storm win be Of short duration, pos
sibly terminating in showers. How
ever, that does not take from the fact
that il was an uRgrCcefui May day
rersormnnce given yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02

days. Morning and afternoon SEES
sions are to be held at the New Ma
tional Museum, while the evening ses-
sions. will be held at Continental
Memorial hall
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Local And Personal Notes
kupfer Reeommltted.

A. Il. Kupfer charged with passing
ba0 checks was yesterday recommitted
checks was yesterday lecommitted
until tomorroW when District Attor
ney hurry will be here to conduct
the case
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Hotel Arrivals

Copper Queen: Hr. and Mrs. J. l.
Clark. Los Angeles; H. Hamburg and
wife: f. W. Provine, San Francisco:
F. ". Merrett Rallas: W. c. Hunter
New York; D. Goodman. New YORK
] NJ Sahlein, San Francisco.
Philadelphia: A. J. Haigler. PhOn
nix; ]. o. DAILY. Tucson; p. F. John
son, Tucson; w NJ. Howard, DoJs
las: l. w. Norton FL PasO; B. ?
Hebron Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Cripple Greek Dull.

f. r. ConIey and family are amons
arrivals recently from Cripple Greek.
Colo. coming here to make their
home Mr.. Conley states that Cripple
Greek has recently been decidedly
duh and that considerable curtail-
ments have been made in mining op-
erations.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
2 rivals Constant.

Transfer men report trait there "a
never cen a time in the history o,
he district when new arrivals were
more constant, day from day. Every
train brings its newcomers. arriving
20 make new homes in The district,
The enc complaint in connection
herewith is the shortage OF house,
and rooms, which has prevailed with
out break during the last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Aot-er crrizaliy 10.

Mrs. +. D. Burns was summoned e
Great Falls, Mont. yesterday by 4
telegram. announcing the serious i'll
ness. of her mother. The advanced age
Of the latter, it is feared, VIII prevent
her recovery Mrs. Burns vas accom-
ranied rs far as n Paso by Mr.. Burns
no rill follow her from thar poin'
rter a day given 70 business matters
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02

Mrs. Gladys Hardness returned q
~r homo AZ Hereford Yesterday att
hr'aF welt 20 the city n attend ~
.-fioa given ETs. I Y. Barkdol' b.
c- n'en1er 30 G Order Of n
-eru Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
:. & A. BAND STARTS
SUMMER CONCERTS

The c. & A. land viii begin a scr
les Of summer COZ eTts at War G..
park next Sunday afternoon at 3 O.
clock. The band has been rehears
ing steadily for several months an1
viii produce several novelties dsr
ing the season. The following - the
program for next Sundays concert
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Many Accounts

The school children's saving sys-
TEN, inauguIated last Friday by The
Miners a Merchants sank is max
ing success. Up to yesterday dc
posits totaled $40
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Bad Break

A break requiring Immediate re-
par occurred yesterday in the main
sewer line. near the Stag dump. a.
was caused By settling of Naco roal
The main is a ~ inch. The sanitary
department has a large force Of men
on Il. r..
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BIDS sosn

Rev. Epperly, of the Baptist
church has received the last OF the
a 4hltect's specifications for extern
sion to the church and expects to g.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Return from GLOBE

James ovens. Jack Foster, Thomas
Blair and Harry Hanniger returned
yesterday nom Globe They were
part Of the Bisbee delegation at the
state convention OF Elks.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Many Cases

More than 100 cases were in the
police dourt during the month Of
April The majority were for dis
tubing the peace
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
''0h u is! 10 Try
GGT5-lT for c rms
The Neqs-.'lsn Com Cure. No F-s
no Pain, sure and Quick.

-od EeTer used anything lii
-G-T5-IT" for c3rns, beferei Your
-uTe at last that every stubborn &C.
I al you've tried 50 long TO get ri
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BALTIMORE OIL sTocKHoLoERs

A meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Baltimore OIL Co, OF the Wares
District VIII be held at l. J. Over
locks Office Monday. May 5th., at s
D. m. Business of Importance.
WALTER HUBBARD.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Small Fire

The department was called out yes.
terday BY a small fire at the indie
pendent Lumber yard near the slas
drmp. The b.aze was ext nguisha
-th chemical apparatus and .
damage done.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
San DIEGO Active.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Baker. re
turned yesterday from visit Of sew
eral weeks on the coast. visiting Los
Angeles and San Diego while away.
They report San Diego very active.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Ctilizs Windws.

a.Hs portion az is Annex
windows. The Fair has placed hand
seine displays in the big show wind
ows. Most OF the goods shwn repre-
sent Easement bargain features.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
OPENING May H.

The amusement and dance pavil-
lion at Fort Huachuca will not be
formally opened until May Il, when
a big dance viii be given. Hugh
Fletcher, owner of the Pavilion, was
in the city yesterday and made, this
announcement.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
Canoe Tonioht

A taa1s VIA be given ton eht 3
tL- Cdd -sE0.,s Eai y the lad
OF the GsEd Of the Epis opal chuEc
There viii be slecisi music and
large attendance Is eNpected.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
NOTICE L. o. o. N.

Initiation Of officers tonight. May 2.
All members ana visiting brothers re
uested TO be present Refresh
'ments ana rood program.
ADV. 504.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02
BAND CONCERT.

c. & A. band, 3 .. m. Vista ParS
Sunday. Baseball IL Paso vs. Bisbee,
2.30 D. m.--Ady. Us
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Fisher returned
TO their home at Fairbank yesterday,
following a few days business visit
IL the city.