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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
CHINO INCREASE
Management Contemplating Capacity Cain of concentrator to 10000
 Tons Per Day

The Chino management Is consid' ering an increase in the capacity Of it's concentrator. The plans as now contemplated will be to enlarge the plant from it's present capacity of 5000 tons to 10000. The feature of the proposed enlargement which should be of interest to stockholders of the. company Is that the increase will be made out of earnings and that no new stock issue will be necessary. Although we are unable to state when this news will be given out off cially. we believe that some announce ment in connection with the proposed increase will be made in the not dis tant future.
 To anyone who has carefully anal yzed the Chino situation. says the Thompson, Towie GO. News Letter with it's 94.O0o.OO0 tons of ore re serves and its present rated capacity of concentrator of 5000 tens per day which has developed an actual capac lty of about $500 10 coco tons. Il must have been evident that it wa only a question Of time until an en largement of this plant would be made, as the developed tonnage gave life of approximately 3 years an. the plant was not commensurate witt It's ore reserves.
 Moreover, the present reserves O s4 ,0OO. 900 tons do not represent tn ultimate possibilities of ore develop
 nent at the property where alread. scout drill holes which have been pu down indicate the probability of
 considerable addition above presen figures.
 The question of water at Chino ha limited the size of the reduction plan While sufficient water was develope or capacity of present mill and eve D to 1000 or 5000 tons per day, 1t nspfficient to justify any large 1T rease in the company's concenrato The management has had unde | investigation for some time the i' .elopment of an additional water snl | jly from an entirely new source, l. n snporight Creek, fei by a lare Photographic basin in the mountain o the east of the mine. The prelin
 mary work in connection with tn
 water supply has been worked out
 hs entire satisfaction of the manag
 nent and evidently the assurance
 large supply of water from tn
 lource is responsible for the preset
 contemplated plans for an increase
 capacity of the concentration.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
ASH PEAK MINE SOLD

A transaction in mining circ'es' reports of which are confirmed, is the recent transfer of the titles In the Ash Peak mining properties. whieh are known as among the mcst des'r- able silver ores in this section, tro'n the former owners, the Murphyc oi Los Angeles. to the international Min
 ing syndicate, which for several years has been operating in the soull.- ern states of Mexico. This corporation in the transaction concerning Ash Peak was represented by H. It. Wendler, says the Copper Era.
 The conditions of the transfer are hat the new owners are to expend certain sum in development within the coming two years, that all ores discovered and excavatei during that lime he the joint property of the for mer owners and the buyers, and that | at the end of the two years inc pui' | chasers will pay to the Murrays q | price commensurate with the values | or the ores ulhCoNti'u oh" i"N | for excavation.
 l This transaction will prove an nm petus 10 all the mining properties IT the Duncan section. and all Of which are now taking cn new lease m ac | tiyities, especially noticeable In thi'
 respect being the properties or ,h'
 Peaks Mining Milling company, anC
 the Carlyle properties.
 The Ash Peak mines, which arc
 proven to certain large percentages
 of silver, in addition to other metals
 are located abont thirteen miles wes
 of Duncan. Large operations have al
 ready been there, sinking naVihl reached a depth Of two hundre' feet, with other progress in propoi . ton. The magnitude of the proper
 ties Is of such importance that the ii
 portance that the interesting of heav , capital was necessary that deyeioi ment might be hastened. lt Is unde' stood that the former management c the mines will be retained in an af
 viaory capacity during the comm 1, development. For several weeks me
 have been employed there, and tl
 number is now being increased.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
rXcELENl eHol.lNe

:. N nuncan, who has recently le.nwOik king tho Iambertlro claim at Walker. feportG good results. Excel the as essment work. and the deyei- l,nt crs aas uncovered while doing cpment cf the vein a,ill continue. The vsin isa very strong one. carry fig a large amount of iron, as well as pcol value in gold.
 NH Working Very Satisfactory
 A smail crew of men at the Wyma' na camp fin Cherry creek district ie bringing abont good results in both ynine and mill A new shaft has been sunk and con ection made with the old workings and besides the orG worked in the luniphreys rotary mil clip ents of the higher grade of or' g,a,e heen mae t) smelter. w. w ysllarg who is m expert mechancian sas been adju ting and putting fin s,hing touchas 9n Inc mill. which Il ire first one c its lind ever placed .or mlno, aod ht Is confident it VII ,irovei a big success where an ipeA DsNsiy, irill is desi'alle. lLc state H4lat in recent runs 1t surpassed hi &xpeotat s 1t crpsned il to's n ga hours. As the mill rfqultes 1ni' ,u. ,a a-e h1ng Ioger 'c Dlcfat ana .hv mt al cost of purchase an'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
NORTHERN MINING COUNTRY OF
 YAvAPA| COUNTY LOOKING GOOD

setting up is very light, it Is believed the new invention will be a very great help in the opening up of new mines the owners Of which are unable to in stall an expensive plant At tile Wymaona an ore crusher and con centrator are used in connection with the mill. all of which can be run by a 10 h. D. engine. Mir. Elliott and oth. CT who have seen the mill work. be. lie, the mechanical principle of it's construction is all right Four ham mers revolve upon a shaft, striking the ore with much force. After each hammer has fallen upon the ore, the pulp is further ground and secured by the dragging motion of the han mers.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

Edward Chambers, vice-presldent of the Sana Fe railway and W. R.. Davis, traffic manager Of the E. R.. & P. railway, recently accompanied II. P. Anewalt upon tour over the Santa Fe lines On their way to the south, they stopped over at Clark dale. They expressed aggregate grr- price at the beauty of the route tri- versol by the Verde Valley railway, and as the magnitude of the new shelter being constructed at Clark. dale.
 ..centraet Let 10 Sink Shaft.
 The Aztec Mines Company, whose mines adjoin those Of the Cash prop critics near Senator have let con tract to the sinking oi shaft upon the Fairview claim, at a point only few hundred feet from the Casi mill. The shaft will be sunk at point only a few hundred feet from the Cash min The vein 10 be thus explored has produced ore runnin' over s1OO per ton in gold. silver ep' copper. the ore being almost identi cal in character with that of th' snoozer, claim of the Commercial company which has shipped muel ore during the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

eers or tourists, with their little dude canes, stroling around would come to these sacks, ask the watch man a lot of foolish questions about them, and all the time they would be stabbing and punching the sack with their dude canes, which were loaded with chloride of gold. This was re, peated several times, each time changing the disguise. It was so well done that the third engineers report was satisfactory and the schemers received their first payment, all thal they expected.
 About fifteen years ago a propertj on Signal hill, Cripple Creek, within less, Lpa-l- .s milo from the town. wa Salted by using Chloride of gold in | shotgun, shooting 1t into the breasts of the drifts and bottoms of the shaft It was so we'll done that the swindlerl received the first payment, amount ing to s10,0oc.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
General Mining Ne1us Gathered From All Ouer the Country

The following advertisement submitted by Mccall "AD' contest by MT. Haiger
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

ing the work ahead as rapidly as possible with force Of about twenty i've men working in three shifts. Two 60lhorsepower boilers have bsen erected at the propert, u Cameron No. ' sinking pump is in operation. and Prescott station pump is now On the road to the mine. The station pump will be installed at the present shaft bottom, 275 feet, and sinking will be resumed the sinking pump being of sufficient capacity to keep the shaft clear. The shaft will be sunk to the 800 level before any other work is started. but from that depth. cross-cutting and drifting on the vein will begin.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
Busy, But Not Noisy

For the past two weeks there has been in the mountains to the south of Prescott a bunch of mining engineers who are looking over the minesN1n methodical way. Up to date they have confined their labors principally to the Slatecreek and Senator sec uons. 1t is stated that they have taken at least 25O samples in the Slate creek section alone. Later, it is said, they will examine mines in Groom creek district. All of which may be but straw, but it shows that the wind blows in the right di' rection for the mining industry.
 Preparing to Mill Ore
 The recent test of l50 tons of ore from the Mirable mine which was made in the Gold Basis mill, is re ported to have been satisfactory, an, as result, the milling of ore wil be continued. In preparation for ai extended mill run, the owners of th' Mirable have recently busted them selves getting wood for fuel and now have 15Ocords piled at the mill, readl for use when the snow flies. Tue mil will be started fin few days, is th' report.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
REyMsRr AGAIN OPERATING

At the Reymert the Gunn-Thomp
 son people hre X rapidly getting In shape to resume the work they wer' forced to abandon by the flow of va ter encountered few months ago Superintendent Thomas Tighs is push
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

Former President Zelaya Of Nica' ragua has sold his s750,000 Nicara- guan government bonds. representing his entire fortune, to an American syndicate.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
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@G6renb Ser eriten 8etriebspO9e
Doben bic Ginndbmen beg Panamato>
nnIs ii9, obgeieben BON ben 3Olen,
pelfe pon Dem 8argeberfebr erhobeH
meroer, uno BON ben @prausbe5d9luns
gen pon SGiffen, pel4e ii4 mob duf
Der Sabrt nod Dem &anal befinoen,
$55,0O0 betrogen, 70 boB Die 9efamts
einnabmen Iih ouf unsefd6r $4,000
belaufen. 8is jebt baben ie45ehn
@6iffe ben Ranol p%aiiiert, nGmli9
bier3ebn Mmeritoner, ein 8rite uno Elm
9eruaner. M1un betra6tet bas @r=
eebnis ols gut, ober es entipri9t bod
ni6t ben @rfpartungen Der &andlbes
omten, ipel6e Ser Meinung iino, ooB
ser &rieg biele S9iffe BON Der Be-
nuBung oes &onals abbGlt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
i ir 0ieIieben @nffen.

Srau GoDert @. McGOrmid aus
Chicago, bic Satin bes friiberen Bot
Idufters Der Ser. @taaten in RuBs
lon0, iberIanote Ser 8uiierin BON
RuBlano einen gbed iiber $1,000 nit
einem S6reiben, in pel6em tie bittct,
0as Gelo gum 3ped Der nterItiiBung
Der i'm &riege D%erpunoeten Soloaten
Der rufff6en Nrmee an3unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
q meritos 9onbel.

Ser ousldnoifae SanOel Der Ser.
Staten belief ii9 i'm Suli 5. S. auf
1914, 26o. 1853. cine Nbnabme BON
$341, 1876 i'm @erQlei6 sum SUM,
aber cine 3unabme BON $14,207, 80
i'm @er9lei6 gum SuIi 1918. Der
Support i'm Slili be8ifferte fi8 auf
$160,178,133, cine 3unabme um ST.
648,683 I'm @erglei9 gum SUM-; Der
Export orf $157.082,225, cine Mb>
na6me BON $2,989, 819 i'm 8erglei@
gum SUM, Der Support iiberitieg ben
Mert Des Grports nm $6,095,908. Sn
ben nit Suli ,. S. abgelaufenen iie-
ben Moaaten reprGI entiert Der ousldnz
0iI9e 6onoel einen Mert BON $2,342,z
O19, 1855, cine M6na9me pon $780,
157 i'm 8erglei6 81 bemIelben 3eit>
raum bes @%orjabres.
Ser grport pon Gol6 i'm Suli B.
S. betrug $33,669,424 uno in hen ab=
gelaufenen iieben Monaten $117,643,s
$50; Der @olbimport i'm Suli betrug
1891, 715, Der Export BON Sil6er
i'm Suli mar $3,952.956; Der Smport
BON Silber 1925 04.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

@abip q. 1rancis, aus ct. 2ouis,
Der frii6ere @ouDerneur BON WlifOuri,
lebute bag N~nerbieten al, ous @mt
Oes eriten 8otl9oFters in Qlrgeniinien
nls Ra9folger bon Sobn M. Garrett
gu iiberne6men, no9Dem er cine ldn=
gere 8eTpre6ung nit Yrdiioent Btl@
ion unO StaotsietretGr 8rpan sebabt.
Gr ertldrte, ooB @ei9dfte ibm ni4t
geTtotteten, bic Ser. Staaten CUR 3eit
3u perlafen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

~ WI ~
GrompeG geitorben, Der bebauptete,
elm biretter 2tbfOmmling BON SliDer
@romipeG, bem einitigen nPrOtettOr"
@ngIonos gu iein. @r mar naAe5u
1O2 Sabre alt.
s il r ieIieben Guen.
Srau Go6ert g.. McGormid aus
G6icago, bic Satin Des friiberen BOT
fdufters Der Ser. @taaten in 8uBs
lono, iiberIanote Ser 8aiierin bon
g}uBlan0 einen G6ed iiber $1,000 nit
einem S6reiben, in pel6em lie btttet,
Oas @elo gum 3ped Der uuterItiiBurg
Der i'm &riege b%erpunbeten Soloaten
Der ruiIif9en Nrmee an5nnebrten.
3enfur in Sapan.
Sopan bat fir ale Rubelbepeiden,
neide BON bort ober oortbin abgeberl,
cine ftrenqe 3eniur eingefiibrt. Ndme
unD @0reTe Des ~Qbienbcrs uno @ms
pfGnqers muB erii1tli9 9ema4t ioers
SEN. Ser @ebrau9 BON G9iffren IN
9ebef9en na3 Sapan 1T ni9t geitats
tet unO Oon frent0cn 6praaen iinO
nur @ngliT4 unD 6ron5GiiF4 3aldilig.
8irb aid per 9oben.
Muf Qnfragen aus europdiI 4en
2GnOern bat Staatsietretdr 8rpon
offiaieu befannt gegeben, Dab Die Bas
namaSg in San
ssranctscp ipie an%9etiinbigt i'm SABRE
1915 oboe6ulten iperben miro. 8is
iebt bat ii9 Don ben europdi6en Gam
bern, bic tire @biidt ertldrt 6atten,
fi9 an Ser Mlisiteaung 81 beteiligen,
feines 5uridge5ogen.
Sin f9Iauer plan.
9oro Mplmer, Ser friibere General.
Snfpeftor Ter canaOif6en Srupper,
bat porqefdlagen. nan folle Die pom
britiI6en Seer gemQGten oeuti4en
&rieqsqefangenen nod Canada brtns
qen unb ibnea in tllturFd1iger, aber
bisber ~unbebauten @egenOen 2anO am
peiien, bamit Iie Ii9 BORT nieperlaReu
un0 frieoli1e unD proouftipe 2onoeSs
barqer peroen. 2orb Mplmer 1T jeBi
nit Der Mobilma9ung Der &opteneE
&ompagnie bes eriten candoi14en
&ontingenis beauftraet.
81 pufrnIifItsbrum .
Me6reren grnnegTenatoren gingen
proteIte oss 3peiss Oes OeutI6'
amerifanif8en Nationalbunos in Sos
Ipofe, MaiI, gegen' ben ansebIi4en
9erfauF BON @affen un0 MunitiOn
burb bic Colts Mrms 60" BON 5arts
foro, Conn, an Die canaoii9e 9egies
runq gu. Sn bs%nielben nirb geIo9t,
folbe Ycrtaufe ieien cine @erleBuna
bes @eIeBes omerifaniI@er Neutrolis
tat.
NormaIe Maisernte.
Na9 Sen G9Gbungen bes &omites
Der SanDesfammer Der Ser. Staatsa
fir Gtatiftif miro Die MaisproOuftipn
Der Ser. Staqten fi9 in bisfem cSobrs
normal geitolten unb ungefGbr 2,700,s
100000 8u1bels betragen. Der 8e'
riht itiiBt fih auf 9dten be3iigli9 beg
70. 8. Mt. unb bana9 1T MusIi9t aul
cine g2prmalcrnte Dorbanoen oOer auI
ben 9ur9I9nittsertrog pdbreno Del
lebten aebn Sabre in 9o6e BON $780,.
900 8ufbels. Ser StanO Der Selo.
fru9t 1T in man9en @egenben Elm
pOr3ii9liGcr, in anbern oo9egen Elm
febr 0arftiger. llebermdBiger 8eger
in Der erften 3eit unO 9iirre in Dem
IpGteren @erlauf Der Saifon ba6en
nomentlib in Seras, Sflaboma UNI
Mrfanfas S9aben angeri9tet unO biz
Stoaten MiFouri &entudp, Miffi.
fippi, 2ouiiiana unO Mlabama buben
defenders unter 0iirre gu leioen ges
babt.
Snbisfretionen.
Dem Bureau bes 8unbesanpaltea
in San francisco muroen Namens
Der Mrnee Der Ser. Staten 8epeiss
ftiide CUR geri9tltden @erfolgung beg
8lattes Con Srancisco nGbronicle"
ipegen zines in jenem 8latte entbalte.
men Mrtitels iiber bos &ii1tenortileries
forps Der Electromagnetic BON @oli.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
6reigefpro9 e n.

@oeben ipuroe in 9enper bds lr=
tell bes &riegsgeri9tes DerDffentli9t,
bor pel9em Die 3ipeiun03pan3ig Diff
5iere uno SDl0aten BON Der Nationals
gorbe bes Staotes Colorado prp3eIz
Iiert por0en Iinb, tpelcbe Ii9 anldBli6
bes Samples BET 2ublom am 20. MpriI
beritieoentli6 pergangen baben TOaz
ten. Das urteiI lautete in lGmfli9en
Gdaen freifpre9eno.
Sen 2euten mar porgenorfen NOR
ben, baB fie 1i6 oes Morbes, Der S0=
tung, her 8ranbItiftung unb oes Oieb>
ita6Is fdulbig gema2t bdtten. 2eutz
ndnt &. 6. 2inberfelt ipor beg tdts
liGen Nngriffs ge9en Bouts Sitas,
Den Sii6rer Der grie4if9en &treifer,
beIAul0igt, ipelder in Ben &dmpfen
Bel 2uoloip getDtet tporben 1T. Oas
Rriegsgeri6t erflGrt au9 fir erDie=
fen, Oob 2inNerfelt Situs nit einem
@epebr iiber ben &opf gefdlagen babe,
belt OieIes @orgeben aber fir eere9t=
Fertigt, Die @erbifte baben. ebe lie
oerDffentli9t purben, Dem @eneralao=
jutanten oes @Ouperneurs Mmmons.
SOhn gbais 5ur @eitdtisuns DOrses
Ieger.
4W m -
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
@nqIan0s sc a d E.

9as canaoif9e Sufti3=9 Department.
erpdgt, nie beri9tet mirb, aligenblidz
lid Bic 5rage, ob ni6t ale 8eiiBuus
gen BON @~ngebDrigen Der N%ationen,
bic nit @roBbritonnien i'm &riege LEI
ben, nGmli6 Deutidlano uno Seiter@
rei9sungarir, in ganoba fonfissiert
tperoen folen. Gs banbelt ft9 nm
piele Miaionen 9nlars, bic in Ga
naoa pon 9euti6en ongelegt poroen
fino, mGbrenp Seiterrei9er NIT be-
trd6tlid geringeren Summen beteiligt
limb. Inter anOeren niirbe au9 ser
oeuti9e Scatter burG cine 1oldje MaB-
regel betrpffen perben, Der on Der pas
ciftden &iiTte oe8 QanOes groBe 6ol5=
lGnoereien gefauft bat. Nu6 oie &on=
fisfotion BON 0eutf6en unb Dfterrei9i~
f6eu Botenten in Canada pirb angebs'
li9 qepldnt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
9nlan0
@ Ieiben nsutraI.

qraFOcnt @ilion bat cine Protlaz
nation erlaFen, porin Die Der. Staas
ten ibre 0eutraIitdt in Dem Srieg
3ipif9en 9eutf9lonO uuo Sapan err
tIdren.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
GetretDeerpor t.

S9abIefretGr McQ(Ooo ertIGrt, oas
problem, Den @ctreiOeerport in Sang
gu bringsn, fldre Ii9. S%nnerbalb Der
abgeIoufenen Mo6e Ieien nabeSu IL
100000 8uIbel @etreibe aus @olf6d=
fen duf 9ampfern na9 europa abges
gongen. Die gr0Bte Q~nbduFung DON
@etreiOe beite6e NOD in gnlDeitOn, mo
7,250,OO0 8uf6eI @etreiOe auf Sef0r=
Oerung porteten, uno in gteip Dr.
leans, pO 100000 8ufbel angebduft
Ieien.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Mirb ni6t Der q e n.

Muf Qnfragen aus europdiI4 en
'2dnDern bat Staatsietretdr 8rpdn
offi3ieu befannt gegeben, DaB Die gas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in San
Tranctsco tpie ong~etiinOigt i'm SABRE
1915 ~obQebolten ner0en miro. 8ta
iebt bat ii9 BON ben europdi4en Gam
bern, Die tire @bii9t ertldrt batten,
fi6 an ser @usItequng 81 beteiIigen,
feines 8uriid0e5oqen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Sin Grom meIl.

Sn Norpooo BEL philadelphia 1T
i'm 6auIe feiner @nteIin guguitiue @.
GrOmipeG geitorben, Der bebouptete,
elm biretfer 2(bf0mmling BON 9IiDer
GromipeG, bem einitigen oProtettOr"
@ngIonOs gu iein. Gr mar na4e5u
102 Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
s nDisfretioner n.

Dem Bureau bes 8unbesanpaltei
in San 6rancisco nur0en Namen;
Der Mrmee Ger Ser. Staaten 8etpets.
ftiide our geri9tli9en @erfolgung bel
8lattes Son francisco n@bronicle'
ipeqen zines in jenem 8latte enthalte.
men Mrtifels iiber bos &iiItenartiaerie'
forps Der Electromagnetic BON @oli.
fornio unterbreitet. Das nG6ronicle'
lat nGnlli9 in elmer Sonnta9sfumme
Stpei photographer Der MOrierbatteri
unb Der @ei9iiBe nit berI9pinbenoeI
Qofetten ouf SORT MinfielO Scott mi
Sert publi3iert.
Sin dbnli9er, bonn &riegsoepartt
nlent %anbdngig eemo9ter San i9ipeb
geqen ben NeOotteur Des nSun1et"
fpel9es Snuitrationen Der @erteifi'
eun9sperfe oss panamatanals publ
3ierf bat, iotpie gegeu ben @erfa1e'
bes Die Sl~uitrationen be9leitenoen VT
tifels, 6ie photographer, pelde bI
@efeItigungrn aufnabmen, uno ott
Quftf4iffel, in befen SabrSeug Di
grpGbnten iiber ben Sitbmus gefoll
rem finb, I'm Die Mufnabme gu mafsa
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
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&ongreBmitglieb German NleB BON
9rooflDn tonferierte nit Stdatsietre>
tar 8rDan fpegen Der Situation, fpels
der 1i9 omeritaniIbe 5ertilfabriten
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Die dusI9lieBli6 aus 9eutI6lono inn
portiert gu perben pflegten, ~gegenuber
Ieben. 8iele Tobritsn miifen gee
f6loFen peroen, tpenn fid ni6t @rfaB
finoet. Sefretdr 8rban a~ntportete,
es piirben anIfrengungen gemu4t
perOen, Inn ben Support fol6er StOhe
ous 9eutI9lanb pteoer gu ermOgli>
9er. ober er fagte ni4t, in pslher
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&roh in Mi4iaan.

@dbrene Der abgelaufeuen @O4e III
pI0Bli9 empfinOIi9e &dIte in MiAis
gan eingetreten unO aus Sagindp
uno onOeren 9rntten purOeu lOgar
lei9te Sr0Tte beriGtet.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
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8enfur in Sopon.

Sopan Bat fir ale &abelOePeI9en,
mel6e BON bort ober OOrt6in ab9eben,
cine itrenqe 3enIur eingefiibrt. Ramc
uno @bre6e bes Nbienbcrs unO @ms
pfdngers muB erii1tlid 9ema4t ioers
SEN. Ser @ebrau4 BON G9iffren IN
9epeIGen noa Sapon 1T nidt geitats
tet uno bon frent0en Spraaen iinO
nur @nglif4 unO 6ron5GiiI4 3aiafiig'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-25
ONE MANS OPINIONS.
BY N. D. COCHRAN.

SNi U oIIiOuS NCIlSOI I"hdJO1 uhh-
houseT, who fought, bled and died on
dress parade in the state militia for
that title, is probably the greatest lit
tie censor of the movies Chicago has
ever produced since Jeremiah O'Con-
nor wanted to dress Miss September
Morn in Mother Hubbard gown.
He held up Shakespeare's "Mer-
chant of Venice" until committee of
our leading and most highbrow Jew
ish citizens made up their minds
whether it was safe for the great
American public to see the noble Shy
lock exacting that pound of meat.
And then he called upon COM
mittee of U. S. army officers to pass
on a film in which an army officer
was pictured as both traitorous and
drunk. Of course, the army film got
the hook
have been wondering what would
happen if somebody tried to put over
film of Mary and her Little Lamb.
Would our hero, the Major, call on
committee of Marys, schoolteach-
ers or lambs?
OF course, it isn't important.
just wondered. I'm for censorship
strong. And I'm very fond of majors.
Especially when they are Funk
housers. And it is very important
that the people have their morals
either cold-storaged or properly man
toured and massaged.
But 1 want to help the. Major out
In the event that certain of the class
les might be put in films and sub
mitted to his censorship, offer the
following suggestions free gratis for
nothing:
Old Mother Hubbard.-Close the
cupboard and cut out the bone. There
might berdoctors in the audience and
the bone might incite them to sur,
gerry. Can the dog.
Mary's Little Lamb.-Omit the
s--Lk L - ~,