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Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Riversido

field goals, Wolfong. 5; Farren. 4
Jenkins, 1 Mcdowell. >; Greeley, II;
Chadwick, Kindell, /; Bradley. a
Adamson, 3. Foul goals, Farren, 2
Bradley. A. Referee. Demarce. Tim,
OF halves. two 20-minute.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
ADAMS ACQUITTED.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK Jan. Platt Adams,
Olympic champion jumper and holder OF
numerous American records. Is receiving
congratulations today ON being acquitted
Of charges Of professionalism Adams
was charged with selling some trophies.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
WALSH TO MEET KING.

~ T 10 T-TTITT| T W.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l Jimmy Walsh,
Canadian lightweight, today signed
for an eight-round SCRAP with Johnny
King at a club across the river from
the Mound City.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21

You can At up your home at half
the cost II you but keep an eye on
the house furnishings offered in the
Want Ads from day TO day.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-01-21
Automobiles
Painted

Take advantage Of the winter
months and have your automo-
bile neatly painted. We are pre-
pared to give you a Iirst-class job
Of repairing and painting, and
your car will look like new.
Talk it over with us.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02

itdn0niile MAIDEN miiiien, 1ti,1 iiberz'
ballpt @elo gu erbalter. Sic n Ii e
beut DE ariegsanlei6e lit git 90
Erosent unter9ebra6t lporoen. Sic
bcuti@e Resicrllng bat alio bei cinen
@eiam1nt6etrage bon 5ebn Milliaroett
Marf 800 Midiotten III c + t ct + a r
als gn9lanD BEL Dem eleiden
8etrag infer ben gebinslneen crbolz
ten ipiirbe, Sic es bier fat an6ietel1
miiiien."
9as ecniigt fpo6l, l1nt gu seigen,
bab bier I'M @eiten Sic Mnleibe feine
Gusli6ten bof. l1nb bos lit e + t
gut. 3us 3uita1befommen Der Nn=
leibe ndre fir bie Ser. Staaten b T.
bdngnibbDlI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02

ElIA t
Der Bel 9tepens ppint
8is., ariaiiiae Sarmsr 5esp 5-stsr
fano lei elnsm Gang iiber feline 81
Der in etnem Seuidofsr pesiteds Ell
ltsn Wsann, Der purdaus tsihe an
italten ma9te, aus leinem @:r{tcd
hsrporaltnmmen. 5rater bate IS,
iple bernn9 outage trat, nit cinem
Gsiltestrantan su tun, Der aus II
ssroeiner @nitult entIprungen isin
mphte. Der Mann nurbe pam
NtAter in Stepens Egint Der Itaat
li6sn Srrenanitalt in Menppta Ibsrs
pielen. Wsr er 1T, tpeiB mon sur.
Seit ned ntdt, oa er iibsr ieine yer
lon teinerlei 4ustunft aibt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02


-No9 oen-pts egtetn,
9etroffenen Na6rihtM Iino insselamt
100 gerliner Observation-Disclosures ben
9e'oentoo g%eItorben. Die Sail ser
IN Den 9orprten anldiIigen sefoaenen
2ebrer tit etlpas bDber, neil bic 2eb.
rerl1aft BORT I'M allgemeinen etnas
lllHaer tit. 1901 lit nur Elm 9ers
liner se9rer scfollcn. Die @efamts
5all Der ins Jelb ge5ogenen iidbtis
fohsn 2ehrer. betrd9t geg"enndrttg
1928. ae9en $50 3u Infang pes
&risses, Die G;elonit3a9l Der ms
gelamt i'm 5eloe lteRenben oeutidsn
golts'dnae9rer betragt iiber so.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02
1trtbcile iibcr sic enslii6 fram5Biiide
Mnleibc.

aNlF.HN MELENW-
SAP ipir nit unleren, an Donz
nerstag III sen Ndnb9loIcn ousgez
lpro1enen Mnlidter1 iiber Sic englildz
fran50lii6e anlei6e bon 500 Wliuipz
men 9ollars nidt allei,1 iteben, tperz
Ben bic nadfolsenben l1rtbeile anoerer
8latter iiber Ben aroBen 9unpberiucb
gnglanos unb Sranfrei9s flar maz
6en.
Die gbieosocr uM6cnbpoit" l9reibt
III. ei11em ldin9ercn Mrtifel inter Ser
l1eberl6rift sc 0 d ni6t- iber II
banpt nibt" Solgenbcs:
ss8as 8aron Geabing. ser @orz
iiserbe ser engliibe : fran5olii6en ST.
nan5fommiiiipn, 9ienstag Mbenb be-
afn11t gab, 1T MIR cine alarlegltns Beg
q ngebots, bag Sic n9nliirten" mas
del1, unb 0eiien, mas Sic Ditli9en
Banter fir it6tbi9 erabtcn, Ser Mnz
leibe Sen @rfolg 5l lidern. g5 1pl Bic
Ibefen 8ebingnngen, Sic srDBten 8nz
geltdl1onilie o~nsbriifen, Die gnglan6
unb Srarfrei9 ST MAIDEN bereit iino.
l9as lit Mles. Sic Inleibe lit nod
nidt geiidert. gs bat mod feil1 bieli>
ger ganfier unterldrieben; bas gDn<
bifat, bas Sic Inlei6e iibernebmen nnb
pertreibeu iou, ipurbe nod nit6t .gcs
bil0et. ltnb es lit nod nidJt eeiptb, baB
Bic Mtleibe undergraduate iperben
fam, gu Ben befal,nt gegebenen 8e=
binglt1gcn nbcr irgenbpcI9 e II
|8eDinaungen! Sic ba II nibt untcrs
gebru1t iperbenl"
g8ad0em ii1 Sic aabenopoit~ oes
2al1geren ii6er Bic. gnfetbe gebinz
sllngen unb Sic gdluBfolserungen,
Die aus bielen 5u 5ie6en linb, berbreitet
bat, brin9t lie Ben Mrtifel f~oIgenoers
maben gum MbidluB:
usNt @oibington ibcint man .nidt
Sen 0dlttb 81 baben, gn9lanb segen@
iiber auf: Sen 8eebten Nn1erifas gu be-
lfe6en, ia lit es a11 Der 3eit, boB Bic
8iiirger ielblt ibr MDglidIfes t6u,1, Ser
britiiben 8iafir. ein gnoe gil mrratdf5pesnl.
9as fam offeniidtlid babllrd gc
ldeben, bab-iic Die seplante Mnleibe
binfertrciben, begin. 81 CHEM 0libers
folg mdden. 9em eben Sic 8ugee
~ltd1bnife, Die gnglano unS Sronfreid)
MAIDEN, 5eieen, bnb lie 5iemltd omgns
Sc ibrer 2eiiflfn9sfabigfeit a1rgefons
men lino nnb pine amerifaniIhe @ilfe
ben &rieg nidt mebr lar1sc fiibren
fDin1el. Sic @eripeiserung Ser Nnz
|Ieibe ipare tbatlddli9 unb blltbitdbli@
fir aHe @eltecin gegen. SIR grfolg
|bebentet gerlal1gernng BEG ariescs
u1b tpare Elm l1n9liid fir lnnier 2onD.
ct tpiirbe nidf MIR bnlbige ipeitere
grobe 2arlebe11 an Die MItirten be-
btngen - be1l1l Sic 500 @ilionen ipGaz
ten angeiibts, Ser ldlimmc11 Gage ser
gnte,te Maadbte MIR ein Sropfen
8aller allf ei1en beiben Gteiu, - ct
ipiirbe audi Sic Mep1blif pDlig d 81
ban9ig MAIDEN bon gngIanb, Iie
praftil6 ipieocr 5lt cinem u9nmis
nipn" bcs uMlltterlanDes" MAIDEN.
Sem Damn ipiirbe 5u Ser uselben &C.
sic gnglanb u,,s geeeniiber
>idpn ii, ici1em 8ienit Fat, fir Mmeris
ia Die Gsefabr fon1men, urge5dblteWsilz
lionelt Git bcrlieren, ipenr es je ipaget1
siponte, lid butil6en S%proerutgen u,,0
arn1dbllngen errlit1id 51 ipioerlcbcn.
Sic gnleibe borf feinen grfoIg bas
ben. ipenl1 0iel1nabbdngigfeit be5 2ans
beg seipabrt iper0en ipll, begin. cine
Ms0slidfeit b1eibcn ion, Tie alt6 nod
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02
Electromagnetic fir bcn arics

! @iiien's Sic @elttcr BON an1erifa=
niiden Observation-Disclosures
BOP iii @eIb beniitt fperoe11 Iou,
ben elropailden arieg gu perldr1=
gcrn2
gtfpa elm 3rittel bes iliiIiigen Gel
bes Wmerifas lit in Den 6an0en unb
1tnter Der aol1trolle Der groBen 2e=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bcs
|2anbes. Sic @elamlntbeltanbe ser
&eierne : Observation-Disclosures
Der Scr. Staaten belailfen Iid auf
$5,139,713,2O3. @ierpon entiollen
Die groBten gin5elbetrage arf flint
@eiellidaften, tpie folgt:
Seem Dorf Size Gu11o) $SOO,OOO,OOO
lgqlitable 2ife (ru1l6 536,OOO,O0O
Mltual Size Gult0) 6tt,OO0,OOO
Meetropoliton 2ife (r.) 496,OOO,OOO
9Sortbneitcrn 2ife 32S,00O,0OO
Die 8eitanbe Ser equitable Site
sur Sobe bon mefr als 500 M1tlio=
men perDen fo11trpllirt bon sen ge=
libern Ser Mftien ser 8eieaidaft, Be-
rem Nennmertb lt1 ol1f $500, 900
%ifellt. 3iele Mftien befnnoen iid ur-
ipriinalid i'm 8eitb Der 5erren @Doe
ltn6 Nlega1oer, un0 gingen nod SEM
beriidtigten 2ebensperlideru1as=
ifanoal gcgen 3ablung Don 6,OOO,=
600 a1 I6onas Sortune &pan iiber,
Der lie lpater on S. Hierpont Door
gan berdnBerte. Sest geboren lie
ben 9lt9sonts, Sic ols Gl1Iper- u110
Mlt1itionslieferanten fir bic Mlliir=
ten befan1t iinb. Die IllaSonts BE-
nl,se1 0ie Milliollel1 Ser equitable
2ife gum Nllfbalteit ocs rieliglten Sc.
i6afts ieil1er Mrt III g(nerifa.
Sic Seem Sort Size lrr1o qnDere
Observation-Disclosures lalIen lire
!!SSonos 5unleiit IN ul16 burh Grui1
iIgompal1D=ganf arbeiten. 1icle
mieOer aperoel1 bsf1erridt bon eber
oen 8a1fiers, Siieyiid lett berpflids
teten, Sic britiidp-fran56Tde Mnleib,
bon $50O,0O0,00B aulf5l1nebmen!
@arllm lolte es ben 8anfiers BOT
Seem Dorf, inter Ser 5iibreridoft DOT
Meorgon, erlaltbt lein, 0ie @eloer Del
Noli5enbeiiser 81 ltebmen ltl1o lie fiji
&riegs51pecfe sir g%erlal1ger1ne
bes e1ropaildelt arieges 81 Be
nltbe12, fragt iebr rfdtig Sic Gbica
gocr uM%bel1opolt".' Soben Sic No1i
5enbeiiter feline &ehte biniidtlid Sc,
8el0er, Die lie Ben 2ebensberltd)e
rungsgelellldaften af1pertral1tcn Uni
bon bteien 81 %pernalten iimo2 @el1l
lie iol6e &edte beiiben ~ l,n0 felt
Wenl6 5meifelt 5oran - Darun
fonnten 0arnt l1id)t Noli5enbcliter oi(
S%reubanOer (oie ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ldoftem 5tpiltgelt, Redenldoft ab5l1.
lese1 fin bie 6o,0s1 Sic unter ibrel
&ontrolle 1inb? ~
Sest id)cint es an Ser 3eit, 6ieje
5rage ernltbaft 5lt eraDdgen, 5u I'm.
terll1d)M uno 5 II ban0eInl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02
emer=MeloeHeuen
Rxmmern 1nb Gage Ser 6tnermelbe.
ifattDne11.

itationer.
9 81. Sames Sotel.
10 Buckingham Moa6 ur6 Illus.
nortb Str.
ID Dritte ltn1 Sinmpre 5trabe.
Is Dritte unb MDrtIe Strabe.
Is Bierte unD 8arrert StraBe.
IL 3tpeite urb EapIor 5traBe.
is 3mette ltlro Brotpn 5trnBe.
10 Sedite unb Morquette StraBe.
81 6ro11t uno Scott 5trnbe.
90 Gii1tfte unb Gaines @traBe.
"a Dritte u1t6 Scott StrnBe.
% 8tpeite urro &nrriion 5traBe.
26 Ginfte nro Sarrilpn StrQbe.
% 9ritte un6 HerrD Strabe.
90 @ritte unb Main. 5traBe.
80 8fpeite 1tno 8rooD 5traBe.
81 Giinfte un6 BrG6D 5traBe.
80 @otel &imbnn.y
80 S6lal1dJbuus SEQ. 1.
81 Bier3eb11te lln6 6arru1t Str.
80. 4reiaeb1te urb Srentont Mbe.
36s Gut @iioer Str. u,ro Cambria
Mperlle.
81 5iebette u116 Mod SessIqn0 ctr.
80 8ierte llnb 2eglaire 5traBe.
80 gaie u1rb Seoeral Strabe.
Al Mdte un6 &arriion 5trabe.
AZ 33D0lffte r1t6 MipleD 5trabe.
AZ 3ebnte 1tnb 9rdop StroBe.
AZ g, st.. S. & g. Sbops.
45 gier5ebnte ln6 gerrD S5trnBe.
46 Giinf5ebnte ll1t6 &arriion ctr.
~ 2ocuit l11ro @ro6D @traBe.
48 5ed3ebnte u1ro Soma StrnBe.
40 5e15ebnte ut1b MrIington She.
81 Stnnbmo Oil 60.
80 Gait @iper ct. ur6 College Mbe.
50 Spring ctr. ltnb 5ummit Mpe.
81 8ebrte nn6 Grand Mbet1l,e.
IS 6iinfte 11no Soma @traBe.
81 Me1lnte unb 2eGlaire @trobe.
50 Maoltn6 llnb g60p 5traBe.
SO Cite .rr6 Soma Strabe.
81 Staats.@ oiienbnl1s.
SO garnam nn0 Sigh @traBe.
63 2oclit 5traBe unb Grand She.
81 8ra6p Strube ntr6 8arf Cane.
65 Belle Mberlte lino Colt StrnBe.
81 @ra11b nnb Ntdolas Mpe.
~ MfpleD ur5 Yleainnt 5traBe.
" 9ocnit atnb Gaines 5traBe.
73 8ier5ebnte unb Gaines 5trabe.
~ gg%inf5ebntc urrb @arren Str.
IS Mdte uno Chimes Strobe.
81 2ocl1it u11b Dipiiio11 5trnBe.
81 Union lirtb Maibington @trobe.
SO gldte urh 6inmore StraBe.
81 syl1lfte ainb Saplor Strnbe.
IS aaeo11ar6 1lnb Mnrquette 5traBe.
86 Siebe1tte Ctr. nrb MImn Mne.
81 5iebente nnb Dnbie Str.
50 Aoa1drp u1Ib 8aibington ctr.
81 2pciif al,t6 Marquette StraBe.
80 MaereD Solpital.
SO 81. @incent Drpbanage.
1872 Gror n1to Main 5trabe.
1913 @rd1b Opera Souie.
1874 8fDeite 1lno Meain StraBe.
1875 8nrtis Opera Roltie.
1875 gffIneriican Gsbeatre Buii1re.
127 Columbia beater. 1.
PIP Hiogetuoob mo Siucreit She.
213 Sutton ltn0 MiifiTippi Mbe.
ZIG gbriitje ct. ll1ro Summit g(pe.
312 Dritte INTO 9ibtton StrnBe.4
BIB Modingbam @oao. alnb Dipifion.
StrdBe..
814 @odingbum Roab ,t1pb eptDea.
StrnBe.
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319 Modingbm Moa6 un6 2incolr
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1913 Dritte un6 Dat @traBe.
824 Buckingham @oab ulu6 .glnri
StrqBe.
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4A A.FEF1ra. @EE& 49, ~. <. rN@4ENEE&.@HN9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02

- Inter 8odfii@en. 81
ga: S9 iaee Dir, meme gante 1T
mandmal gottppll!
Puulo: @ebralde bo9 oisfen Muss.
Druid nibt fir cine cite 5rau, gottz
pou 1T bod nur Elm 2eutnart!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02
Ser Ge,itpfrat
sessanpct 1851
6eraisgrbcr: $. Slider grintine So.
sntsrsd at the PostoffIcs at Davenport
- Second Glass. Matter.

Den rxAsHAe soemssret.. .,nf6n.,u.
Ssnntaes.NusaaSe. fs@s aan,u,ern i isbe gao e me'
4tro an bic Mbonnenten in Diefer gto6f III
- osste tp6&entlt& ober $500 txirIt6 trt
BsroxS5atluIs9 fret abaeltefert.
sett ber Hoft altberbaIb bee etabt, xad tr.
~ etnesH Bottanlt tn ben Ser. Staateu, Ga.
~ ooer Re1teo, $500 tdtrIid Sci Hsran1.
Pc esaxssss !. HaSss1e, mr. bura bte 4of,
.ktrt4 e1.00 Eel Horals3abIl,Ha.
PEE r&a1n5dtstlt@e 9empfrst", burd bic
eoF .tHnertalb ber Ber. Staten NIB burd
freesr IL ber stabt $3.50, Set Voraussablun1
Se!.G0; mad .ganaba $3.50 lt1b mad Guropd
MOO per Sa9r BET gornus5a5lune.
Def 1B56enttt@e 9emptrnt", in stpet xbet.
~ getttpo6S unb sonnabenbs, foftet :nnerl
talt bee ,Der. etaaten $500, mad CANADA mi
no exrota $3.50 id5rltd Eel -BorausaatIlne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02
GOlitiidc ,tnb nnpolitiidc 8anbslufcn.

Stolienildc Gloi1e gum ltnterz
gang BEG /sdladti6iffes u9cnebetto
8rin". Malcbettol
~ Nadrid)ten BON geblpn beia9en,
bab BORT felt Monoten Mebellion
berrl6t, rub bab iammtlideS beeplan@
tta9er1 5eritort lpproen fnb. Starfer
Snbaf.
giner @obelmclbnrlg sufplge
miro 8ufsarien bic Seinoielisfeitcn
am Is. 0ftober Sic senaue @tunbe
lit offenbar nod nidf feltseiekt - be-
ginncn. Sci ldledlter @itternng fins
BET Der 8~rie9sbc9im I'M Saole itatt.
sSn 2ol1bpn, &aris lnb Ge1bits
pcrirdnblid) Petersburg ia9t eiu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-02

Detr sic Drn6iaden bcn5t6isen
unb PROMPT unb biuig bebient tperben
tpclen. 10 ipreden sic in Ser Office
bes r9er 9etrutrat" Dor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15


MERELY COMMENT
And now Carter~~Harrison has
trotted Roger Sullivan out as the real
candidate for mayor against Hari-
son.
All right. Now let Roger meet the
issue and go right to it.
Might as we'll make It a war of
principals rather than agents.
Harrison says they want Sweitzer.
New let's hear from Sullivan as to
who is back of Harrison.
It's a cinch the gas, electric, teIe-
phone and traction companies are IN
this fight for somebody. -, >.#y
Let's locate 'em.
Frinstance, how do ALL the candi-
dates stand on the Itney bus?
And how do they stand on letting
the phone trust grab and junk the
Automatic?
Judge Olson says Chicago needs a
mayor like Lincoln and admits that
is just the kind of man Olson is.
At last Ham Lewis has tFotted out
that excuse.
Says he has a bad cold and can't
find his voice before the primary.
" We knew it would be something.
Ham is some QUICKER.
Why doesn't some erterprising
cuss buy a flock of Fords and grab
the straphangers' jitneys? '...
The little HeRYs would be just the
thing.
Gov. Dunno is for Harrison, but it
is rumoFed that John P. Hopkins is
for Sweitzer.
In the meantime, Co'OneIs Grogan
and FlaheTty are lining up their sol
diers in the 18th ward trenches.
Neutral vessels would better steer
clear of the 18th war zone.
Our old friend George Washington
was wise guy.
He picked his birthday to come off
on Feb. %, so it wouldn't clash with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

So look 'em over and use your own
judgment.
MRS. MERRIAM ON DANCE HALLS
The early morning hours in the
dance hall were described as pitfall
to the girls and youths of the city, by
Mrs. CahTles E. Merriam in her talk
last night at the Second Presbyterian
church. She is trying to kill the spe-
cial bar permit law which allows sale
of liquor after 1 o'clock in dance
halls.
She told the chuEchgoers of her ex-
peTiences in the dance halls about the
city and of the lures WHICH a girl is
liable to meet. She recited an at
tempt to drug a girl in loop depart.
ment store and told of the procUress-
on the street cars.
Last Sunday morning, after I
O'Clock, l saw a boy of II carried un-
conscious and white as corpse from
a dance hall; saw girl, Wide-eyed
and with half streaming, screaming
and fighting men who tried to take
her from the hall because she was
crazed with drink. saw them almost
choke this poor girl saw girls so
drunk they had to be led from the
hall Do you suppose they dared to
go home that night? doubt it.
~"In the restaurant of a State street
department store" said Mrs. Mer-
riam, "a woman seated at the next
table placed a powder in her glass Of
water and then dexterousIy exchang-
ed 1t Tor that of girl.
''The interference of two staTng-
eFs saved the girl
"On an elevated train a woman was
observed to engage a pretty girl in
conversation by asking her if she
would like to have a pretty gown
every week When the girl replied in
the negative the stranger gave up
her quest"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

and any voter is liable to find he has
voted wrong, no matter how he
votes.
So look EN- over and use your own
judgment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-15

passed SUM
.$125,0OO,O08
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03
ASSESSMENT TO.
Be LEVIED ON
MINERS
Western Federation win Tax Its
Members Monthly Assessment
in Order to Maintain Strikers
in Clifton MOrenCi District.

PHOENIX. Nov 2.-The Executive
Board Of the Western Federation Of
Miners voted to levy a monthly ass
sessment of one or two dollars on it's
membership Of about fifty thou and
for the benefit OF the striking miners
in the Clifton district. il was stated
by C. II. Tanner, of the Globe Local
Union. Such action was recommend
ed by the Globe union and approved
by Charles Meyer, president of tho
Federation
The exact amount of the assess
ment, Tanner said viii be decided I'm
a few days It is suggested. he stated.
that the districts with high wage
scales be assessed two dollars and otn.
ers, less well paid, ono dollar monthly
for each member A uniform levy OF
either one or two dollars is being COM
sidered. Further appeal for aid ii is
stated, will be made at the coming
convention OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor which viii meet at san
Francisco Nov g.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It's Grsndmother's recipe TO bring
back color thickness and Iustre-
Euaruhcdu Ls msinn N amin

rs Grsndmothers recipe TO bring
back color. thickness and lustre-
Everybody is using It again.
Gray hair. however handsome, de-.
notes advancing age We an know tho
advantages Of "a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm 90 makes
er mars the face when it, fades,
urns gray and looks dry wispy and
cragely, just a few applications of
Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances it's
ppearance huudrod-fold
Don't stay gray Look young Eth
,r prepare the tonic at home or get
rom any drug store a 50-ceut bottle
4 "Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
3ound.' Thousands of folks recon-
mend this ready-to-use preparation,
recause 70 darkens the hair beautiful
y and removes dandun stops scalp
tching and falling nair besides, no
one can possibly ten as it darEens SO
naturally and evenly You moisten
sponge or soft brush with &c. draw
ng this through the hair taking one
mall strand al a>ume by morning
The gray hair disappears; after anoth-
rr application on two it's natural color
restored ana il becomes thick, CLOS
1y and lustrous and you appear years
younger Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03

Compound TO me and l tried It at once
and found much relief. After that l
had no pains at all and could 90 my
homework and shopping the Same
as always For years l have praised
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for what it has done for me,
and shall always recommend it as a wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty to use
my letter in any way. - Mrs. THOMSON,
649 w. Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Change Of life is one Of the most
critical periods Of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known to
carry women SO successfully through
this trying period as Lydia L. Pinllham'
Vegetable Compound.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia T.. Pinkham Med,
icine Co. (cOnlidentia), Lynn
Mass. Your letter will be opened
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03

MESA-Lavelle Nortonsen, no. is
dead as a result of injuries received
sunday when she was struck by an
automobile The little girl who was
crossing the street stepped from be-
hind a hay wagon in front of "A ma
chine driven by n. A. Carter of Tue
con- The car passed over her fractur-
me her skull and inAicting other iniur
les from which death onsued. Carter
was entirely eXonerated from all blame
by witnesses of the accident
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03
PARDON FOR LlFERs

JACKSON. Nov. 2.-Governor Brew
er pardoncd eleven convicts, six of
whom were liier- for murder because
they allowed themselves to- be victims
OF peIlagra experiments. by watch the
United States public health service
demonstrated the disease lis caused
by unbalanced diet and may be cured
proper rations. Six OF the pardoued
have pelegra i'm pronounced form Two
have symptams. Efforts wall be made
TO restore them TO health.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03
AMERICAN CRAFT ENDANGERED

ABERDEEN, Nov 1.-THE United
States life saving station at West Port
sent word TO the Neah Bay station
that the schooner Annie Larsen was
adrift, helpless between Gray's Har,
Dor and Cape Flattery and asked as
sistance Tugs were unable to cross
to go to the assistance The United
States coast guard cutter Snohomisn
has gone to the rescue. The Larsen
was last reported twenty miles north
of Gray's Harbor.
City of Boston 1915 tax collections
to date total $1,846.6O9 an increase of
1851 500 over same period i'm 1914.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03
How 10 Fidht tuberculosis

In pnper read last year before
the Bexar County Medical society
and published i'm part In the Louis
VILE .sNIedicaI Progress" DR.. }. W.
Carhart, of san Antonio, Texas,
physician who has devoted much
time 30 the study of tuberculosis,
snid. oSince lime salts constitute
three-fOurtlrs OF all the mineral sub
stances of the human body, they
must he supplied In the foods or
sUnnIemcnted in mineral prepare
lions, or natural starvation ensueS
with Tuberculosis unchecked. The
widespread and unchecked spread Of
tuberculosis and other preNentnhle
diseases Is due largely 20 tue de-
calcided uime lackiugl conditions Of
muItitudcs throughout the civilized
Tbus from another authoritative
medical source comes Justification
for the use of lime in the treatment
since this is one Of the iugredi-
ents of Eckmau's Alternative. much
of the success attending the wide
spread use of this remedy dounlles7
is due to the combination of TINS
salt i'm such a way as TO render DO
easily asgimiable. lit causes no
stomach disturbance. ans since 10
contains neither Opiates, narcotics
nor habit-tOrming drugs, DC ls safe
~ ErEman's Alternative has effected
remarkable results in numerous
cases of pulmonary tuberculosis
(consumption) and allied chronic at-
fectione of the throat and bronchial
passages I'm many instances sucu
conditions. apparently have yielded
I'm I'M case your druggist IS out o..
g. ask him 20 order. or send direct
Eelsmnu Laboratory. Philadelphia
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03

fered for six years
terribly. tried sew
eral doctors but none
seemed to give me
any relief. Every
monththe painswere
intensein both sides,
and m ad e m e so
weak that / had to
90 to bed. At last
a friend recommen-
ded Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03

Max Breitung, wealthy German
American, is accused by the United
States government Of conspiracy
with Lieut.. Robert Fay and other
Germans to destroy ammunition
laden ships leaving American ports.
He is enjoying his liberty under $685.
600 bail His trial win be held early
In November
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-03

TUCSON "A mapping detail from
he camp Of the Twelfth Infantry at
Fogalee win this week begin the work
T plotting an area of oven 12,0O0
quare miles in southwestern Arizona.
The work Will take over two years.
rhe men will work west from here
long the line of the Southern Pacific
o Yuma, thence down tho Colorado
riyer taking i'm the ella desert Mint
fary maps viii be made of Che region
TO be surveyed Instruments tor the