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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
RED CROSS NURSE
 IN HILLS CORPS
 DISPLAYS COURAGE
Walks Where Men are Falling in SharpneI Fire, UnCOncerned and Composed; Greatest Sol dier of Hill Army 0utshOwn.

The nerve of one of the little Mex ican girls attached to the corps of hospital nurses in the command of General Benjamin C. Hill, during the progress of the battle on the border yesterday was the source of many expressions of admiration from army officers, and others who were at the scene of battle Daring the shot and shell of the attackers. the little maid Senorita Carmin Foss of Douglas outshole in bravery and daring the most hardened of the Hill troopers, and carried herself with less haste and more composure than many of the soldiers of the Mexican army who have been constantly exposed to fire for the past sixty days.
 While the shell from the mortars and small artillery were flying thick est in yesterday mornings attack this nurse in need of cotton and band ages for the wounded who were being carried from the trenches in steady stream. risked her life in crossing through the center of the shrapnel- swept area from the Hill red cross quarters to the American line, down an exposed street on the American side. and again back to the field hos pital Shot and shell were falling and breaking around her. Attaches of the Hm force were sheltering themselves under protecting roofs and walls. Residents and others on the American side were harbored in safe keeping.
 Down through the whole rain she passed Just before she reached the border she crossed through the shell swept area near the Mexican customs house and stopped fully exposed, to comfort a soldier on a stretcher. en route from the trenches to the hospi tal When she crossed the border where the American officer on duty told her she was in danger. she smiled Her movements, however, were not hastened. She went to the hotel in Naco. where she secured bandages and other needed articles for the wounded in her care.
 Her return was through the same area. Just before she crossed the international line back into the camp to which her services are rendered. Ia soldier exposed fors brief period. was struck in the arm with a flying bau Others were being carried on stretchers under the protection of the walls to the hospital. She stopped to bid the man wounded in the arm to accompany her to the red cross quar- ters where he could receive attention She moved on to where a stretcher laden procession were making their way from the trenches. She joined them. and passed out of sight up Q street into which the deadly aim of the Maytorena gunners were sending Bursting shells with whir and bang almost deafening
 Nerve" said a captain of the Unit ed States border patrol "She has more nerve than any man in that city. I wouldn't send one of my com mand on that trip"
 It was so true discussion was unnec- Iessary and none spoke until a shell. bursting before the small customs house on the Mexican side. sent seat tering to new shelter horde of Hill's brave men.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
ZlNGO PICTURES MOST
 FANTASTIC IN WORLD

Zingos war in the clouds was the reason for packing the Royal Theater last night Co its very guards When the story has its next presentation in Bisbee Manager Norcross says that he is going Co remove the paper on the walls to accommodate those who wish t0 see the picture
 Zingo is truly as fantastic a piece of motion photography as was ever made In the picture last night a battle was held in the clouds. A corps of balloons, parachutes and other ssr ial craft sailed the heavens and sho, canninter bombs and other shells at the boots of the opposing forces
 Today's program Includes Che regu lar releases of ihe house They arc said to be extra good and Che good houses of st~day win appreciate the excellent offerings at Che oval this aft ornoon and tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

Adopted by the Woman's Home Missionary Society Of the First M. F. church Of Bisbee Arizona, May 15:
 Whereas. God in his wisdom and love has called our beloved friend and sister Mrs. M J. Brown. from this world to a brighter home in heaven, therefore
 Be It Resolved That in the death of our sister. the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Bisbee has been called upon Co part with one of tis best and most worthy members. whose willing heart and helpful hands were ever ready to aid her sister members She being our treasurer ! it win be hard indeed to find one to take her place.
 ] Be lt Further Resolved That while we bow in humble recognition of the l fact that an Advise Providence at tends our lives and orders an things
 for Che best and that our loss is | her eternal gain. nevertheless the .mournful truth remains that Mrs
 Brown will meet with us no moro and nothing is left us but a pre- cious memory. We extend to ths
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
SMALLPOX. REPORTED
 BACK OF CITY HALL
 ON CHIHUAHUA FILL

One case of smallpox has been re- ported to the city health officers and the house in which it is has been quarantned. A guard has been placed on the premises to prevent the occupants from spreading the disease The case is situated on Chihuahua hul just behind the city hall
 The authorities have endeavored .o clean up Chihuahua hin during the past few months. but there still remains quantities of filth which would be likely to spread any di sease.
 It is not known how esYere the smallpox case is but there is possi bility Of its spreading In the con gested district of tine immediate neighborhood The officers are eX ercising a rigid supervision over the case and hope to cWtan the possl bility of its spreading
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

for per cent assessment on all real and personal property to meet the ex- penses of the State of Sonora during the present revolution, the donators being given a receipt for the sum ol their tax which if the cause is sue cessful, the commission appointed by General Carranzs has promised to re. fund The 8 per cent Is payable in gold at the rate of two for one United State currency. It is estimated that the district of Guaymas will contrib ute at least S1O0OOO to the fund The tax in silver was payable at the cur rent rate Of exchange for Mexican pesos which is 45&, cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
.BISBEE AND DOUGLAS
 WILL JOIN FORCES IN BIG FLAG DAY FETES
ElkS of Two Cities win Co., Operate in Stirring 0b-
 servanCe of Holiday.

Flag Day. June 14. will be cele- brated in Bisbee this year as 1t has never before been celebrated in Southern Arizona and probably in the state. judging from the preparations that are underway The observance .wm De a joint affair participated in by the Bisbee and Douglas Elks and open to the general public at the Or pheum Theatre.
 Though nearly a month away plans for the observance Of Flga Day are well under way by the local Elks When the committee was appointed am invitation was at once extended to Che Douglas Elks for a joint obsery- ancce here and that invitation was ac- 1cpted Douglas has also appointed a committee and will furnish a speak CT and two of its officers and two Bis bee officers win conduct the services In addition Douglas will probably fur uish one or more musical numbers. The History of the Flag and the Elks Tribute to the Flag will be rendered by members of Che Bisbee lodge and most of the musical numbers are be- ing arranged by the local committee.
 For an hour before the services and directly after the services the local lodge will hold open house for the visiting Elks and local Elks and their ladies. a rest room being furnished and cold refreshments served in the lodge room The liquid part of such refreshments SO server will be entire ly of the temperance variety and will consist of lemonade grape juice punch and red cross highballs
 Observance of Flag Day is compul sorry in Elks lodges It may be held in private or in public but a public observance is advised As it falls on Sunday this year the opportunity was embraced to have Che celebration on the largest possible scale and make it rank wnth the annual observance of the Elks Memomrial Day Plans have been accordingly made
 Flag Day as observed by Che Elk. is the anniversary of the occasion when on June 14, 1777 the Continent al Congress declared the Natona Flag Go be thirteen stripes, seven red and six white and thirteen stars iu l. circle on a blue field Prom this hrs star spangled banner has beei evolved Che present flag, Che stripe. remaining as originally designed and as made by Betsy Ross at 239 Arcl Street Philadelphia, while the field o stars has been enlarged 10 include each State of the union instead oi merely the original thirteen.
 AS a patriotic order in whose ritua the American rag has prominen place it was but natural that Che Blk sh0uld make the flags birthday on' Of Che two days of the year when ob servance Is insisted upon by the gran, lodge by every one of the subordinate lodges.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
How You May Throw
 Away Your Classe.

The statement is made Chat thou
 auds wear eyeglasses who do not really need them If you are one of these unforunates, 'then these glasses may be ruinng your eyes instead 0l helping them Thousands who wear these windows may prove for them selves that they can dispense weh glasses if they will get the following prescription filled at once Go .o the Bisbee Drug Co.,, or Go any active drug store and got bottle of Optona; hll a trO-ounce bottle with warm water and crop i'm one Optona tablet With tlis harmless liquid solution bathe the eyes two to tour times daily and you are likely 70 be astonished at tine results right from Che start Many who have been told that they have astirmatism, eye.
 train. cataract sore eyelid5, weak
 yos. coujunctyitis and other eyo dis orders report wonderful benefits from the use of this prescription Get this prescription nlled and use it; you may SO strengthen your 0yes that glasses win not be necessary Thousands who are blind or nearly SO, or who wear glasses, would never have required them if tbcy had cared for their eyes in time Save your 'yos before it is too latel Do not bc. como one of these victims ol neg. idct Eyoglaascs are only like eruiches, and every few years they must be changed to Gt the ever-in- croasing weakened condition SO bet ter see if you can like many others, get clear healthy strong, magnetic eyes though the prescription here sigcn
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
FAREWELL APPEARANCE
 OF GREAT ALEXANDER

The Great Alexander win give his final performance at the Lowell 10. night There win be three complete performances and four if necessary. to accomodate the tremendous crowds that are tanning the Lowell every night to see this marvellous wonder.
 In addition to the Great Alexander there will be one beautiful travel and scenic picture. taking you to Italy and showing the gardens of the Villa ol Esta, dating back to the sixteenth century. also Che ancient temple of sibyl with its legend From a terrace of the tmple can be seen the city Of Rome. Farther along on this delight ul trip one has a view oi the celebrat ed Tivoli cascades. Next you are talk en 10 Hawaii where you are shown the greatest volcanoes in Che Hawaiian Islands. and this picture depicts a journey to the crater quite change from the ordinary scenic pictures. The LowelIs new augmented orchestra will render music of the real melody kind that SO fascinates the patrons of the Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

Come an you Founders" Bert Fenner O fthe Czar mine says he will bet a hat he can pick a ball team from any mine or store in Che camp .so a team is being organized that win take on an corners that feel in a mood to be cleaned It is hoped that a mine league will be organized thm win give the public of Bisbee a good run of baseball this season So boost for the game and some of you fancy muckers get together and take us on. ! Call of Scotte at the Czar and make arrangements for date and stakes
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
UHH Ah- OSssssssvy. STATE OF SONORA RETURNS INDICATE ACTIVITY

The foregoing is the monthly re- port of the Sonora war tax land com. mission as has been forwarded to General Carranza over the signature of its President F. $. Elias. by the secretary of the commission Jorge U. Orozco, showing that for the first months operation over Sl33OOO in United States, currency had been col lected from the property holders in Sonora by the commission
 It is expected that this months operations will see much larger sum realized as the districts of Sahauripa, Altar and Guaymas have not been heard from although the assessing IS going on at this time The tax calls
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
$ CATTLE SHIPPED
 lHEREFORD DURING
 PAST SEVEN DAYS
Cattle Co. and Boquillas and Cattle Go. Ship CTS of the Stock.
x hundred and twenty-flv

N hundred and twenty-five ave been shipped Co various of the United States from the of Hereford during the past These are the official figures orter Mcdonald, livestock in .or for the southern distirct of State Mcdonald spent few in Che district yesterday after and evening and will be about and Lowell today
 cattle were shipped by two s. The Greene Cattle Company panea shipped about half of the and the BoQuillas Land and 't Company shipped the other Part Of the stock went to r and the other was shipped kersfield Cal
 shipment is one of the largest ord for many months Every was passed upon by the in-
 and found Co be in excellent on. The yearlings are said to brought from $30 to S37 a This ts regarded as top for such stock.
 movement of cattle will be throughout the State. acocrd- the inspector Conditions are
 Arizona and the cattle mar
 eping up with the general
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
YOUNG AMERICA TAF HAND IN THE SITUATE APOLOGY IS RESI

Young America following thC spirit of the nation will not nied. When the president tne met and the country Is gr through diplomatic channels tc e. way out of the Mexican embroglc kids of he country are emuia their elders without their elders bearance and patience. The H would have had a salute tc the t of the United States This was prov to the entire satisfaction of sevei people yesterday.
 The newsies. of. which there is considerable number of Bisbee, m the 8 o'clock train from the There is considerable commotion v the train arrives. Before this in tant daily occurrance. howevc youngsters have a good deal occupied time on their hands like they adopt many ways C Ihe time Marbles. tops, and kindred pleasures are in. Among this crowd Of ne' several Mexican youngster' ter into the fun and Che w whole American spirit
 With the war paint in papers. ana in Che homes tion. Che kids have draw apart and yesterday one Mo- and an American boy of same ages. became engaged gumert
 It was finally agreed be warning parties, that they pair to the subway and H difficulties The American n the majority and the whf followed to see the mill
 Upon looking over Che situat Mexican youngsters decided tha erection was the be,ter part of and declined fight They "t reason for this refusal.
 Then the American kids consul of war. There was ican flag handy and none obtained for the occasion it was agreed that the Mex. would have to salute the fla way. In absence Of che star stripes. themselves, the mandat handed to the other kids that e would have to salute the president
 With no hesitation, whatever. Mexican kids punched together gave three "Vivas for Wilson
 This action appeased tfe AmeriC kids and all returned to the stat where a few minutes later the east train arrived and all animosity buried in the sale of the afterncc news Co publicity huugry public.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

SO to speak yesterday after
 but even nasty glance over the
 ork then in sight showed that
 niay is one Of extraordinary in- crest The drawing work occupies a large part Of the hallway. on the first floor, and is attractively arranged in booths each labeled with the mum. Der of the grade that produced the work. The drawing exhibits range all Jhe way fro mthe cunning little ami mals cut out 0f white paper by the tiny folks of the first grade. up to some really ambitious and skilu water color work by the high school seniors.
 The manual training exhibit showed some fine specimens of handicraft and reflected great credit both on Che boy worlmen and on their instructor Here you could find Everything from rolling pins in lathe work to am ex tremely we'll made inviting lookinl porch swing The domestic economy exhibit was not yet prepared yester day afternoon but the reporter wa. assured and could readily believe tha some unusually pretty dresses anC other garments have been produced by the young seamstresses.
 Superintendent Philbrook expressed the hope yesterday that the pubh. would turn out in large numbers th, early part of this week and take ad vantage of this opportunity to SCI what the children Of the Bisbe, schools have accomplished during th' school year that is just closed Tn, exhibit Is one that every pareRt an, taxpayer in the city may weh b' proud Of and take pleasure in visiting
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
BARRY HoNoRED

WAsHNGTON May l6 Tn Che presence of thosands, with the Presi- dent as the special speaker and See reay Daniels presiding the bronze sioiue of Commodore lohn Barry Father Of the American Navy was unveiled today
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

family our sincerest sympathy; and That copy of these resolutions be spread on the minutes of the Society. that a copy be sent to the family of our departed friend and that a copy also be sent 10 the Bisbee Daily Review for publication
 MRS. DAVID PERRY. (signed) MRS. BERRY.
 MRS GRACE.
 Committee
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
BAND CONCERT roNIeHr.

Washington Grays." March. "Haviland's Happy Hits" Selection "The Cai Of Love"
 "Tho Bohemian Girl' Selection 'llobomoka " mdische Romance "Hearts and Flowers" "Risht Swing" March
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
A Baby Girl

A Baby Girl.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs James Came Iron a girl, at the Copper Queen hospital May MT Cameron is chancellor commander Cor fhe K of r,a in Che district
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

Band Concert Tonight.
 Below is the program for the c. & A. band concert at Warren this evening
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17

J A. Zander. tuner: phone PAS; Howe Jewelry Company. (699)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
lOL EXHIBITS WILL PEN TO THE PUBLIC AIMING TOMORROW
bitiOn win Open Tomorrow I'd Continue Until Wednes
 day Evening.

yhibit was suu in its raw
 SO to speak. yesterday after but even nasty glance over the ork then in sight showed that
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-17
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
MYSTIC
Mende Richards Struck by Train-Dies at Station-Robert Carpenter Be- lieved to be Drowned.

Mende Richards. so, was struck by train No. 20, east bound, Monday aft ernoon at 4:45 o'clock and dided abou; 15 minutes later at the Mystic sta tion. MT. Richards was employed by the Holmes Motor Go. and had fin ished his days work and as was his custom was walking the railroad track to his home on Industrial place. When bridge Stanton Pendleton, who lives nearby, saw MT. Richards step out of the way of a freight train and walk in front of train No 20. He was thrown about 30 feet When picked up he was found to be breathing. The train was stopped, backed to the spot where he was lying and took him to Mystic station. Dr. C. F. Congdon was called and did all he could for the suffering man. The west bound ex- press was Jagged and stopped to take him to the hospital in New London but as he could live only a short time 1t seemed best to leave him here. Rev. Father M. F. Hart was summoned and administered the last rites of the Catholic church. He died about five minutes later
 Dr. Stanton of Stonington was sum- moned and gave permission to have the body taken to Wilcox & Shea's 1n- dertaking rooms.
 Mir Richards leaves his wife and eight small children, the youngest about three weeks old About a wear ago his house in Industrial place was burned to the ground The man made many friends and was a good citizen of the village.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
COLCHESTER

Edward M. Day of Hartford and David s. Day of Bridgeport were guests Of their father, Hon. E. S. Day, on Norwich avenue over Sunday.
 Samuel Gilbert was calling on friends in Norwich Monday.
 Miss Cora Buell. returned Monday from few days visit at her home In Marlboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Palmer and children of South Mansfield were guests of Mr. Palmer's parents on Ed wards Heights over Sunday.
 Louis H. Baldwin Of Mfddletown was a caller in town Monday.
 Warren Williams of Southington wa sthe guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. D. W. Williams at the homestead on Broadway the past week.
 Frank Rathbun of Hartford was the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs T. Swan Rathbun the past week
 Charles T. William has had his res idence on Hayward avenue wired for electric lights.
 Joseph Dembar returned Saturday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Passaic. V. J.
 Milton D. Wood of Taunton, Mass, was the guest of friends in town Sat- urday. MT. Wood was manager of the Boys club for the past two years, re- signinEe Sents12
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
INTERESTING BITS

By a process not fully made public
 investigators have turned the sudd of
 the river Nile into fuel which, it Is
 said, is equal to coal, and owing to the
 fDexhaustible supply may replace coal
 in steamers plying the great African
 stream. It is composed of the pecu-
 liar under water growth oe weeds Of
 the Nile, which reappears in a few
 weeks even if absolutely removed
 has been established where tests were
 recently made. Quantities of the Nile
 sudd were evaporate5. dried, com-
 pressed and chopped. Treated with e
 salt known at present only to the mili- taTy scientists it is again dried and placed in the molds. The bricks thus made are commercial suddite fuel, available for various valuable pur- poses The Sudan government has determined to make rigid tests of 1 zssddf.e, it's method of manufactrev and it's actual fuel value. E Out CT the 2Se, 900 farms in Missouri appS Soxfnakefy 2,763 are owned by ne- sTSeg. They range in size from three
 70 ESQ acres; and are worth, land, buildings. livestock and everything average value of a Missouri farm as toe basis for computation. The negro ipSSSAaSSoa os Missouri is 15T452
 Platinum has advanced to $50 an ounce, comparing with normal price of s45. Russia furnishes the world with platinum. The principal trade centers, however, have been London,
 Berlin and Paris. The Ural noun
 tains in Russia contain the largest platinum deposits in the world. II comes into the United States duty free