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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-20
MoTIcE ID cREDIToRs.
Attest M. L. BUTLER,
City Clerk.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Superior Court in the County
Of Cochise, State of Arizona.
Estate Of Apollinar Bauer deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed the eXecutrix of the last viii
and testament of Aponinar Bauer. de-
ceased, TO the creditors of and an per
sons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within ten 1O
months after the first publication OF
this notice TO the said executrix at
the office of William b. Cleary. attor-
ney-at-law, Bisbee. Arizona. the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business of said estate in said
County of Cochise
MARIA BAUER.
ExecutriX of the last viii and testa-
ment Of ApolIinar Bauer. deceased.
Dated Bisbee Arizona. this 18th day
of June. 1914
First publication June 20, 1914.
$3.50
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
THICK. GLOSSY HAIR,
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls Try il! Hair gets soft, fluffy
and luxuriant at once-No
more falling hair.

II you care for heavy hair. that
Iglistens with beauty and is radiant
with life. has an Incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous. try
|Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beatty OF your hair besides. II i'm
|mediately dissolyes every particle OF
Sdandruff; you cannot have nice.
heavy. healthy hair II you have dan
drum. This destructive scurf robs
the hair OF IT'S lustre. it's strength and
PTS very life. and II not overcome IL
produces feverIshness and itching
|of the scalp. the hair roots famish.
Iioosen aud die; then the hair falls
out fast.
IL your hair has been neglected and
us thin. faded, dry. scraggy or too
oily, get a Recent bottle OF knowl-
ions Danderine az any drug store or
toilet counter: apply little as direct
ed and ten minutes after you Will say
his was the best investment you ever
made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
Everything else advertised. that II
|you desire soft. lGstrous. beautiful
hair and lots OF it--no dandruff-no
ftching scalp and no more falling hair
lyon must use Knowlton's Dan
ierine II eventually--why not now?
f-Adv,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

Taste, sight and smell all have an
|lf,uence upon digestion. II one eats
|ometbine that does not taste good
4 ne retards the work OF digestion be
ause the juices necessary To digest
|ne thing eaten will not hoW In cor
ect proportion. an
L on the other hand, good food VIII
|lways excite the taste through &C
|lal contact with the food Ia the
|nouth or through the sight or sense
III smell, unless the stomach knows
hat ii cannot digest H.
Il We thus readily learn that the
kmple act OF giving nature the digfs-
ve fluids she needs. viii bring back
Hi the Joys of good eating. and tast'
|he. smelling and seeing dainty dishes
E,ill excite rousing appetite
i stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are com
|losed az natural ingredients that a
|Eorn out digestion simply welcomes
kith a wild delight They enrich me
Eomach Juices quickly 80 that II you
Eant TO eat on out-ofthe-ordinary-ai-
l.r.the-theater sort OF dinner, Jnst
AIRY a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet IN
|rour pocket. take IL after the meat
nd Won will digest that meal.
I Your druggist viii supply you with
|. box no matter where you live. Price
ID cents ADV.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
HOw's This For One
Mans Wardrobe ?

Thurston Hall, the new leading
man OF the Washington Players VINO
will open the season ia the Washing
ton. Monday evening, Feb IL, has q
stage wardrobe OF AZ suits OF clothes,
35 hats and "a pairs OF shoes.
When | get new suit the first
thing | do is TO wear il on the street
until | set thoroughly used TO II and
until it sets to De a part OF me-" says
MT HALF You know, a suit Is al
ways new suit on the stage. and
you can't make IL look otherwise.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11


After | have worn the suit on the
stage never wear II on the street
again It's Ike an actress With her
dresses She wouldn't want people
who see her on the street TO say.
There goes Miss So-snd-So with the
dress she wore IN the play last
week
To catalogue Halls - suits IS rath-
er a difficult matter Several OF what
would be called business suits are
appropriate only for certain parts. He
has three ultra-modern dress suits.
three q little less modern, three frock
suits. eight business suits OF many
varieties. burgla. clothes about six
street suits and several more used en-
tirely for character work, outinS
clothes, western costumes, and
French suit or the sort worn In the
Latin quarter
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
IN DETROIT

City Trea.ur~r Koch's office VIII ne
open until o'clock Wednesdays aud
Friday evenings for the payment or
members or election boards.
rhawi Ing out "a frozen gas meter ip
John Hackers residence at No. 5!3
AgneS-aye "Wednesday morning,
caused a ire which did about S20O
damage.
drfe-ave. dropped dead of heart dis
ease, early Nednesday morning as ne
was opening his saloon az NO 1913
Congress Coroner burgess was
called and decided that no inquest
was necessary.
hrs. Anna Brokewsky. 90 years old, Of
No. 80 Livtngstnne-nyc., fell ON nm ley
sidewalk IN front ~ No. 6S1 Hast
ings-sta Tuesday evening, and Or. 9.
". Naggs OF No 1858 Gratlot ave.
declares that her skull is fractured
and she is IN Il serious condition
Iohn Ostman. IA syrian. who carried "a
revolver I'm the outside pocket az his
n overcoat, ready for hip shot
through the pocket or his coat, was
fined $50 by Judge Phelap TUESDAY
for carrying a concealed weapon.
Jesse Brown, who carried sling
shot, was fined $40.
Mrs. Harriet singie, OF No. Iid ksia-
mazoo-st. west. Lansing, has written
the local police asking them 20 try
10 locate her son, Howard, IA years
old. who disappeared from his home,
April 80 last. fearing that steps ~ere
being taken tO place him IN the re-
form school His mother, widow.
wants him bnCk. and says that he
VIII not be sent 60 the reform school.
bra Young. 33 years old. and giving
her address nv No 3ta falrd-aVc.,
was arrested Dy Detectives DWyor
and school Tuesday. on the charge
OF robbinE Louia HheiHn. who says
he lives In the West Detroit Y NJ G
A. OF $40 Pheian complained That
while he was IN roomtng house
with the woman she deserted him
ana took hts $40 with her. She de-
MES taking the money
NTH officials % both the state asylum,
fn Pontiac aud the county asylum Ia
rslOlEe refusing 70 accept any more
patients. Joseph Malouowski. Of
Hamtramck. violently insane. Is held
in the detention ward Ia police head
quarters. where his rawlings TUESDAY
afternoon caused him to be strapped
IN the restraining cage He was
locked W. saturday for annoying
children at the Maybury school
me re nj estate committee Of the school
hoard Tuesday afternoon decided
that Contractor otto AIisch. VINO odd
mltt.d using ordinary brick instead
az circular brick IN constructing the
chimney OF the Northwestern High
school. must pay back 10 the boat0
the money ne saved 10 this manner.
The substitution OF this brick is The
only one OF Harry Hollands charges
which mas been sufficiently substan~
fiated the members OF the commit
tee believe. % warrant penalizing
Nusch Inspector Hcly said that 9th
III changes made 10y the contractor.
which cost Misch more money Than
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
WHEN YOU SMELL THE
GOOD FOOD COOKING
Ind IL Makes You Sick IL Is Sure
Sign That You Need Stusrt's
Dyspepsia Tablets.

II is time 10 pay attention TO your
|tomach when the sight or the smell
h food makes you sick. for were
his NOT the fact the stomach would
lot cause such disgust upon the part
II the sense or smell and taste when
heal time comes around.
All the world has To eat. You men
Tho walk 10 your meals like You do 20
drug store for medicine, should al
lnce realize that there Is relief for
!ou. This relief is Stuart's Dyspepsia
II q h1afS
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

former man friend from view York
comes 60 The ranCau uu Che vivid pic
lures he paints oi the gag life or
Broadway, STIR such unrest In the
Young wife mat she prevails Ipon her
husband to sell Eis ranch and return
90 New Yorl ln the Whir' of lie n
the big civ On tho Hudson husband
ana wife drlll apart ana, only
fortunate citCum stance saves them
from q wreck of their iife's happiness
and restores them To each other and
10 a determination 90 return 10 the
freer purer and happier life OF the
ranch
There are three big Cs In yaude-
Vile" SAYS Maldic DE Long. the clev-
er character coincidence on the Miles
bill. this week. They are Confidence.
Cleyerness and Character and 70 real
Is succeed one must have them all,
No matter how clever a performer
may be, il takes confidence 20 get ont
before an audience OF 1000 persons
and put IL over II YOU nave plenty
OF confidence and are not clever you
may get by. bat that's about ALI
Nodl never have your name dis
| played on the eight sheets in letters
foot high. But. You may have both
confidence and cleyerness and still
not achieve real success You may DO
reignlng rayorite for time, but
you are soon ca the down grade that
ends In oblivion Character in stage
/ lie counts for n good deal more than
/ Il ~ generally given credit for, and It
certainly pays IN The long run
The Palace theater, al Monroe and
! Library .aves. Will open its doors 10
the public. Monday Feb. l6. Differ
/ ent bills will be given afternoon and
evening. The acts secured for the
opening week, include the Riding
! Stickneys, tho Royal Russian troupe
( the Baltus brothers; he barrels; the
Musical Sbirleys; Burns and Lynn.
, Gallarini -Four; Arco brothers; James
and Prior, Victoria sisters. and the
, vitagraph. The Palace will open al
1890 O'Clock each morning and the
show win be continuous until il
o'clock at night. The seating ca
pacity is about 1000
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Walter CoOK. Negro. tnnitor of the
GreRoriau npartInenls. charged With

he theft OF 225 or marked money
from one OF the rooms In the apart
mcnt, lost his appeal IN Judge Pie
lan's court Tuesday and was sen
fenced 10 serve so days ia the House
OF Correction or pay rne OF 800
Attorney r. Willis pleaded for len
fence for the man. declaring that
Cook was IA al advanced stage or
tuberculosis. Judge Phelan said that
IL physicians would certify to thut
fact lac would rescind the sentence.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
George Davis. OF No. - Iyssnder-st.,
went 10 poIfce hcndauarfers 1ncsda

robbed OF $50 by Madge Williams. OF
No. 22S Second-ave.. and after the
officers locked up tho Williams NO
man they showed Davis complaint
that came In JEst ahead OF his, and
locked him up. The other complaint
was from Al Wilson. No. s51
Twelfth-st. and stated that George
Davis. OF No rs Lysander st, had
disappeared with si7 that NJ had col
lected while employed a. Jeamster
~ Mllann
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
DIR. ID. n. t<ress, ~ Chicago. general
secretary OF the Anti-l lsnrett e

League % ATnQrlca, VIII EivN series
81 talks on the evils OF cigarette
smoking In tho Detroit public
schools. March 1921, under the aus
pieces az the Board % Education and
the anti-cigarette committee Of the
Twentieth Century clun. Free elm
ics VIII be held by Or. Kress every
afternoon during mis- stay in the city
in the Century building lie Will be
entertained at dinner by the Twen-
tieth Century CLUB. Monday evening.
NIar.ah
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Five more complaints against restau-
rant proprietors accused OF having

unsanitgry premises, Were hlcd III
the recorders court Tuesday, and
viii be heard IN next Mondays ordi-
nance session. They are against q.
Molassis. No. 1876 Cass-ave; j. Orph-
an. No. 29S Michigan-ave.; Peter Ora
kos No. 251 u Michigan ave. }. Con
olnos, No POS Third ave. and j. Chol-
lis, No. 1856 Nichigan-ave. John
Shaler, baker AZ No. 334 Lawton-
ave, is also charged with failing 70
keep his premises In sanitary cond!-
ton
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Edward A. Everett. supervisor or the
family acconnIInR departmenI VI the

court OF domestic relations, has re-
signed after service OF three
months. Robert T.. Burns. an attor-
neg has been appointed 20 hll the
vacancy Mr. Burns was formerly
connected with 4 II. Aldrich IN law
practice and il said 20 be o strong
addition 70 the star OF the court.
Judge Lacy and other court ofhcisls
expressed much regret al Mr. Ever
etts Leaving.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
snnke cbarmer was held by Judge
I.mcN to be renpOnsIble for the MnA-

Wlrdness OF Julia kanarska, ; years
old IN the court OF domestic reia-
lions, Tuesday afternoon. when pa
Nid Hegopian was brought before
him charged with contributing to
the delinquency OF the girl Invest
cation showed that she at one time
left the city with carnival and in
company with snake charmcr. The
Judge held that the charmer was TO
blame and that the cafe man, for
whom the girl worked, was not
guilty Of the offense charged
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Following AN inyaiidism OF many
venrs ceorue IA. Ptsrcbase died Tues

years, George IA. Ptncbase died Tues
day IN his apartments In the Alham-
bra Mr. Purchase was 80 years old
and q native OF Chelsea, Mich. Fol
lowing funeral services 90 DO held in
the home Thursday afternoon, tho
body viii DO taken 10 Chelsea for
tntermenr The surviving family I'm
cludes Mrs Purchase, daughter.
Miss Marie G. Purchase, and q sor,
Kenneth Purchase
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
selling the decision of Judge Lacy, OF
the court OF domestic RELATIONS In nd

the court OF domestic relations In adj
vance Of his making IL VIII not be
profitable undertaking, Judging
from the remarks OF the jurist Tues
day on this matter In the ase OF
Julia against Charles Hpetschow Tor
divorce II was discovered that Mrs
Guetschows attorney had guaran-
tecd a decree before ne accepted the
fee. and promised that II the Judge
ruled against him ne would pay the
Zee back. II want il understood that
DO attorney can guarantee my de-
cislon." said the Judge. The case
was continued. although non-support
and desertion were shown
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
|Mrs. Anna Brokewsky, 90 years old, of
| NJ. 80 LiYinghInne-nxe.. fell on nm icy
pohn Ostman. IA syrian, who carried "a
revolver I'm the nnIsidc pOcket az his

cNefcort, IcAuy TOT mp ~boA
through the pocket OF his coat. was
fined $50 by Judge Phelan TuesdaN
for carrying a concealed weapon
Jesse Brown, who carried a sling
eh0f usne Nuad s0r
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

has asked the police TO help him Ia
search for Louis MandleT. AZ years
old. who was employed by Zengerle
until Nov. "a, when he left, declaring
mat lie was going 10 hospital.
Mandler 10 brother or priest IA
Rome, and "A surgeon IN the German
army. according 10 Zengerle Three
letters from Germany, believed 10
contain money. are being held for
Mandler. who said that he expected
some money from home, Dut has
failed TO call for the letters.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Liabilities and not assets were inherit-
ed b, Mrs. Josephine Gaukler from

her son. Arthur according 70 "a
showing made Ia the probate court
Tuesday afternoon Creditors OF
Gaukler brought an action several
weeks ago against the mother stat
ing that they believed she had hid p
dsn ussets II was shown that I'm
stead OF aiding treasure she had In
herlted tl75.0O0 OF liabilities.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Rosa Kaiser. the IG-year-oiJ domestic
in the home OF IA. g.. Hamburger, No.

800 MedburN- ave, who turned on the
gas IA her room and was found un-
conscious Tuesday morning Is al
most fully recovered IN Grace hospl-
tai Before turning on the gas the
girl had scraWled note, with .
burnt match, on the wall. Ii was
addressed TO Dear Adam" and wish
ed him good luck. 1t was learned
that Adam was her sweetheart, who
had left the citN. causing her at
tennt ~ snicide hA nls deserlinn-
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

The Warning written by William
Anthony MCGUIRE, whose play "Di-
vorce' was recently seen in the I4y-
ceum, will be the Offering in that the
alter next week "The Warning tells
the story OF young Girl who goes
from New York to Texas, meets a
loves, and marFies him A
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
bra Young. 81 years old. and giving
her nGhr.nA a. Al NJ. IEhlr.I.n "a. -

was HrreaTDl DV HotootiVes DWyoT
and Schoor. Tuesday. on the charge
OF robbinB LOuis Pheian. who says
he lives In the West Detroit Y NJ G
A. OF sac pheian complained that
while he was IN roomtng house
with the woman she deserted him
ana took hts $40 with her She de-
rfsg taking The money
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

"A million doIlRrs would not separate
nae from my wife IL she were worthy
81 my love" said Rudolph Garrotis
speaking OF the strange Will OF his
mother. the late Mrs. Caroline Gam
roth. In which $500 was left TO him
provided he secured divorce from
his wife or she died. He brought
suit for divorce four months ago.
prior to the death OF his siother He
asserts the money had nothing to do
with his action, He saws the reason
for the strange provisions I'm his
mothers win was her knowledge
that her son ana his wife could never
be happy together
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Toas tiacnobe. rs senre oid. wants 90
staN In the Innd of bis ndopIIon. hut

sta, In the land of his adoption, hut
she Immigration officials Insist that
hr return 10 sunny Italy before the
Passing Of another feast dav. Last
December Tony was arrested for
"touRg" "a revolver a warrant was
secured for his deportation on three
Separate charges ana Tonv reluc.-
antly ccompanitd an Immigration
officer tn New Work city. There
Tonv suddenly deserted the officer
md boarded ~ passing freight train.
heating" his way back TO- Detroit
Z scarcely had lie returned before he
was nickel up 10y Caot Barrous. Of
the detention home and held for the
Immigration officials. Tony u now
in the county Jail awaiting HIS sec
ond New York triu
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
Mrs. Harriet single, Of No. IId kHia-
mnkno-AI. NNrAI. IHnrInv. hnA Written

the local police asking them 20 try
10 locate her son, Howard. IA years
April 49, last. fearing that steps Wero
being taken 60 place him IN the re-
form ., hool His mother, widow.
wants MIN bnCk and says that he
VIII mt Da sent 80 fhe reform school
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

the work required BY the specitca-
lions demanded. should be patd foi
by the board. and said chat he would
support the payment OF Just ec-
count rendered by Misch.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11
SIX new directors were chosen In the
annual meetisp ofs the stockholders

~ the Detroit Lie Insurance Co
The Hotel Cadillac Tuesday The
= Hunt of Richmond. J -. Pau
OF Detroit. NJ .. Cavanaugh cf An
Arbor. \ VI. Hume Of DwosSo. an
Thomas T. Mitchell. OF Houehtoi
\Ircsident " T.. O'hri"n reported thA
view paid business \Nurirg the yea
Amounted 40 s2.GG0.O 300 DflcecA vi
bc ol1r, - az later hpeetir'e bt
nn changes in the present \ist an
ppptamplntef
The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

stop Thief" which comes 10 the
Detroit opera house. Monday evening.
Nov. Is. Is unique IN many respects.
and deals with the fortunes OF two
kleptomaniacs aud regular crook.
The trio Is first introduced during
the prologue 20 marriage ceremony.
IN a stately mansion. In Providence.
Il. ]. The master Of the house has
morbid jesire to steal everything port
able and fate has brought 10 his door
as a prospective son-in-lav. young
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-11
LECTURER AT FAIR

"The pre4ent international War
will bring prosperity" says Janet
Fenimore Korngold, "but it will be
pro 'perity for the captains of in
dustry not for the working people of
this or any other country. The pres
ent rise in the price of food stuffs in
dicate what the American people may
expect"
Mrs. Korngold is q national lee
turer for the Socialist Party. She is
by profession a school teacher, but
upon becoming Socialist she left the
school room to give her time and
ability to the Socialist movement. She
has travelled extensively during the
past five years, and is one Of the most
popular women lyceum lecturers in
the United States.
Mrs. Kongold will speak on the
Medina fair grounds Sept. II, at II
a. m, standard. The European wal
situation will be discussed from the
Socialist standpoint and BY a woman
who knows whereof she speaks. The
title Of her subject is Wealth anc
Wages There viii n no admission
charge. 49,. A.a,1.lA AeiazsziAfIEEna na
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the Council
of the Village of Medina Ohio, at the Office of
the Village Clerk until IL o'clock noon on
September 19th 1914, for furnishing the nee
essary labor and material for improving Bron-
son Street from Huntington Street to Foundry
Street; Foundry Street from Bronson Street to
the north line Of Lot Number 563: Huntington
Street from Bronson Street to North Street;
Union Street from North Court Street to Hunt
ington Street. in Sewer District Number One.
Also Mill Street from sewer intersection thereon
and manhoe to Elmwood Street; South Broad
way Street from Grant Street to South Street in
Sewer District Number Two, by the construction
of a sanitary sewer with all necessary man
holes, fush.tanks and other equipment accord
ing to the plans and specifications on file in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Village Bids for
labor and material must be separately stated.
Each bid must contain the full name Of
every person or company interested therein and
must be accompanied with certified check for
$4,000 on some bank in the Village Of Medi-
ma, payable to the treasurer Of the Village Of
Medina, as security that If the bid is accepted.
a contract will be entered into and its perform
ance properly secured.
Should any bid be rejected such check will
be forthwith returned to the bidder, and should
any bid be accepted, such check will be re-
turned upon proper execution and securing OF
contract
Right is reserved to accept or reject any OF
all bids
BY order Of the Village Council
GEO. L. McNEAL, Clerk.
Medina, Ohio, August A. D. 1914. 3wks
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-11
Ate Only Raw Eggs Until Mayr
Remedy Restored Her Stomach

thousands of users of Mayr's Wonder
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-11
S. d. Martin and Friend Are Both
Saved by Using Wonderful
Treatment

S. D. Martin of Elkton, Ohio, suf-
fere with stomach troubles and diff
culties in his digestive tract. He
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l am almost free. have gained 15
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IS not that need medicine now that
I am sending. My wife induced q
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eating only a raw egg or cracker OF
two, and often could not keep them
down. This lady used your remedy
and il has almost cured her"
/ Letters like that eOme trem IN