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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
Who Gan Doubt Sworn TGSti-
 mOny of Honest Citizens?

Some time ago ! began the use of your Swamp-RoOt with the most re- markable results For years I was almost a wreck and was a great suf- ferer. was so bad at times ] would faint away and had sinking spells. Finally new doctor was called in and he said that ] had kidney trou- ble and gave me medicine, of which took several bottles. ] obtained some relief from this but l was getting weaker an the time. l could not sleep and suffered SO much pain that my husband ani children had to lift me in and out of bed After this time two friends sent me word to try Swamp-Root, which ! did, and I um glad to state that the first dose gave me great relief After taking the third dose ] was helped into bed and slept half of the night.
 ] took several bottles of Swamp Root and l feel that l owe my life to this wonderful remedy. The two fam fly doctors said that I could not live three months ] would have to be helped in and out of bed ten to twen- ty times every night. After taking Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root for two days | was entirely free from getting up and could sleep soundly
 MRS. D. D. HILEMAN,
 Tunnelton, w. Va. Personally appeared before me, this l1th day of September. 1909, Mrs. n. E Hilemau. who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact
 JOSEPH A. MILLER.
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
CHAPTER XII. | Am Invited Out to Dinner.

l Am Invited Out to Dinner.
 A RR. PLEss went away with W the others at half past n. IVA aud that was the end of his
 first visit to my domain. For fear that you, kind reader, may be disappointed, l make haste to assure you that he wGs Co come again.
 Of course there was more or less turmoil and-I might say disatection- attending his departure. He raised Cain with my servants because they did this and that when they shouldn't have done either; he (and the amiable baron) took me Co task for having ne glected to book compartments for them in the Orient express; he insisted upon having luncheon put up in a tea basket and taken to the railway station by Britton. and he saw to 1t personally that three or four bottles of my best wine were neatly packed in with the rest. He said three or four but Brit. ion is hrm in his belief that there was nearer dozen. judging by the weight
 (To be continued)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
HOLLANDS COURSE
 AFTER WAR GREAT
 QUESTION AT HAGUE
Netherlands Expect to Push the Dutch Trade With Her Own Colonies and Depend Less on Other Countries in Future

THE HAGUE. Netherlands April 24 -Farseeue men iu che Dutch indus trIa. and commercial world are ale ready makiu- preparations to beue- iit from the results of the war from am economical point Of view,
 Among the leaders Of industry and commerce here. the opinion is almost unanimous that redistribution of tho avenues of trade is certain to be br0u-ht about These men. of course. take Che future position Of Holland first into considerat In this con- neo.iou they look toward the Dutch colonies, which form am empire many times larger than the home country itself and whose requirements have been hitherto supplied to a great ey- ten. by Germany and Great Britain.
 Ire Dutch East Indies. for instance have depended almost entirely upon foreigners for their imports. Now, however. it is intended Go make great efforts Co push purely Dutch products tnara and ro create an interest on the par, of the colonies themselves in u'arEe on a nrmor footing relations with .hn mother country. With this end 1u Etew one step already has been taken in granting a small be- -.1-u- of seH-aoEerumout to the Inc dies which for che first time in their history rh.a year have issued a big government loan. the responsibility for which falls upon the colonies them selves.
 The No.herIauds Union for the Pro. motion of National Industries. formed. as its name Implies. for the purpose ol frthor.us Dutch trade. is a part of rhe movement of Dutch industrial de- velopment arising out of present com diu0us It binds its members. who are manufacturers merchants. store keepers and private individuals, 10 purchase or sell only Durchmade pro- durtiona
 The members argue that much mon ey now aolna Co America and other countries for th- purchase of articles oI ordinary everyday consumption could be kept in the country while instead Of Dutch investors as now seeking to place their fortunes or sav- ius- in mousage securities in the Uu- ited States and Canada they should Doe Induced to use them in the deyel- opmeut o. Dutch trade in the mother country and its colonies. It is com tended that the capital Of the Royal Netherlands Company for Che eZploi- taiou of oil lands in the Dutch Indies is largely foreien the Dutch having uo-Ieoted GO avail themselves of the opportunities offered them, while ma
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

some places and are badly cracked In others I've been worrying about them ever since l came into possession. For instance. that MurillO in the center. lt must be preserved
 He gave me another queer look, and cougruulHted myself ou the success pf my strategy TIp took it an in. The mockiug light died out in his eyes. and he became intensely interested in my heaven sent project
 For fifteen or twenty minutes we dis nusscd the dilapidatcd frcscocs. and be gave me the sOundest sort of advice based on a knowledge and experience that surprised me more than a little He was thoroughly up in matters Of irt
 looked at my watch. Assuming a clreless manner. ] remarked
 Come along. started or in the direction of the lower regions. He fol- lowed I mGneuvercd with such sue cess that ultimately he took the lead : hadn't the remotest idea how to get To the confounded dungeons,
 At last there came day of deliver ance. The guests were departing, and can truthfully say that was speed ng them.
 Elsie Hazzard took me off to a re- mote corner where a little later on Betty Billy and the two husbands found lg
 John, will you ever forgive me?' she said very soberly "L swear to you | hadn't the faiutcst idea what it'-
 Please, please, Elsie" ] broke in warmly; don't abuse yourself in my presence ! fully understand every thug-at least nearly everything What ! can't understand, for the life of me. is this: How did you happen to pick up two such consummate bound CTS as these fellows areT Alas, John." said she shaking her head. "a woman never knows much about a man until she has lived week in the same house with him. Now you are perfect angel"
 You've always said that" said |. "You did not have to live in the same house with me to find it out did you %
 She ignored the question "I shall never. never forgive myself for this awful week, John We've talked it an over among ourselves We are ashamed -oh. so terribly ashamed. IT you cun ever like us again after
 Like your ] cried taking her by the shoulders. "Why. Elsie Hazard. have never liked you and George half SO much as l like you now. You two and the Smiths stand out like Gibral- tars in my esteem. ! adore all of you ] shau't be happy again until know that you fuur-Hud DO more-are coming back to Schloss Rothhoefen for an indefinite smy Good Lord. how
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
PROTECT THE POULTRY.

Every poultry raiser should, iipossible, raise several times as many fowls as he knows he will require for Che following year-this gives him better chance for selection in the fall. Greatest care should be taken in the prevention of disease. The following directions are safe and re- liable for keeping fowls sturdy, to better Diauhoea from Indigestion, Cholera, FOu, LlnDeinecns 3 &apSs teIpsooi aG i,i VtS, GIarr War Lye in two gallons of drinking water. Or itmay be mixed with dry feed or mash by thoroughly dissolving one teaspoouful of MerryWar Lye in one pint of water, which should then be stirred
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

canize in each tire base 126 braided piano wires.
 One comes through our double thick All-Weather tread, with its sharp, tough, resistless grips. These things together mean a super-tire.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

T Nbl uul y 45l-
 brings the two- year totalto 45%.
 Never has a tire given SO much iorthe money as Fortified Tires do now We nsk you, for your own sake, to proveit. Any dealer wilIsupplyyou.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
Letter to Or. Kilmer & Co.,. slnahamton, N. Y.

Prove What swamp-Root Win Do For
 You
 Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, BinghamtOn, N. Y, for a sample size bottle. 1t win convince anyone You will also receive booklet of valuable information. telling about the kid neys and bladder When writing be sure and mention the Bisbee Daily Review. Regular hfty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at sll drug stores
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
WHITE FLOATING SOAP.

You win never know how great is the satisfaction of using mild, home made, white soap that floats, until you have tried it. Easy to make, too: just put three pints melted grease into a kettle; then stir one can of Merry War Lye which has previously been dissolved in l56 pints of hot water and allowed to cool until luke warm, into the grease; add immediately 3i cup of ammonia and l1a tablespOonfuls of borax dissolved in half cup of warm water. Stir five min utes; beat Che warm soap until it is too stiff Go be handled, and put away to cool. Do not use until four weeks old. (All soap improves with age). This formula which is SO simple that anyone can follow it makes, at small cost, batch of excellent floating soap which will give the greatest satisfaction in use
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

happy we shall be-
 l said it with great deal of feeling The tears rushed into her eyes.
 You are d dear. John" she sighed. "YOull comeT'
 "In minute" said she with vehe- mence. a genuine American girl once more
 Just as soon as these pesky work men are out of the place I1l drop you line" said I, immeasurably exalted. But l draw the line at nobemen.'
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

Leslie Mann jumped the Boston Braves last fall for the Chicago Feds. He has not proved to be a whirlwind and Joe Tinker isn't using him regu- larly.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25
Lower Prices

Yet these cosdy-built tires, in the past two years, have been thrice reduced in price. Our last reduchon-on February 1st-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
MORGAN OPERATED UPON
At HIS GLEN COVE HOME
Prompt Recovery From Mild Attack
az .ipIcndiritis l. Confidently
Expected.
GENERAL HEALTH EXCELLENT
Announcement Is Without Appreci.
able EffeC, on Stock Exchange.
Illness Not Regarded as Serious
by Any Member Of Firm

NEW YORK. October - l.. Nor
sian who Lad beal at his desi> little
over two months since recovering from
tE'l"t "ounus inflicted by Erich Mucn-
Tor the ina" professor of Lang univcr-
s''y who attempted 10 Kill the iinancicr
last Juiy. is again confined to his bed,
tnia tim" from an attack OF appcn-
dici,is
Nm Morgan went through an opera :
uou to-day. which three attendant spe-
ni1NSts aficiward described as success
.ul iH every way. rhc appendix was
removed at noon by Drs Markoe. LYLE
and Smith. and shortly thereafter they
said Nr Morgan WAS resting comfort
""i> Continued progress was reported
uHoAicialiy during the afternoon
Tins attack OF appendicitis was mild
=" character. H. was said. ana the pa :
;i'uts condition wa. IN no way at
;ributcd 10 tho attempted assassination
hN MUcn'er tis general health. his
doctors said. WAS so excc!lcn, that his
"roUut rcroycrNs was confd.rrly .x-
u-tt,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
MENICAN BANDITS ATTACK
PtTROI. or [. y. SOLDIERS

EHOWNSNLLLE. TEN. October "a
Mexican bandits attacked a patrol Of
twenty United States soldiers carly to-
day near Capotc. under the impression
that the troops we're in tents. In
stead, the infantry were stationed in
trenches Il short distance from the
camp and opened ire or the McXicanS
n short range before the iaticr real
iHed their prCdicamcu;. The bandits
made off in the direction Of the RIO
Grandc River three miles distant.
Three horses ridden by the McXicuns
we're killed hat il was impossible TO
ascertain whether al" OF the Mcxicans
were wounded. M American soldiers
we're hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
IN HONOR OF BOONE
Monument 'inri,iEE oririnni Graves Of
Pioneer nnd iiis wife in Cemetery
at Marthasriilc. Mo-, Dedicated.

MARTH.iSNllLE. Mo. October pa
monument marking the original
graves Of Daniel Boone ana his wife.
Rcbccca Bryan Eoouc. vas dedicated I'm
Bryan Cemetery here to-day Ccre-
monies We're under the auspices of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
The monument is a huge granite
bowlder from the Ozark Mountains
The bodies Of the pioneer and his wife
were removed 10 Frankfort, Ky in
1916. but IL was deemed fitting to mark
tho nri.ina! graves. Boone selected The
site for his grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
nPER ALTON ADVISED
ny RIS PHYSICIANS

Mr. MorG"m became iudisposed yes
terday, and SPECIALISTS diagnosed his
":lmcnt as m,ld attack of appendi-
cits fcariH- occurrence of the
ma!a'ty later. his physicians advised
him 1" undergo Vic operation now.
Accordingly. The operation was per-
formed today al his home in Glen
Cove. Long island MI members Of
tire Morgan family were at the house
80 ihe time. The announcement that
Air Morgan had undergone AN opera
ton had no apprcciahle effect or the
stock Exchange Stocks declined frac-
'ionally, bu, quickly rehounded.
~ the Morgan Offices. his illness was
no; regarded rs serious by any member
OF the tirm. Whether MIR. Morsan's i'll
ness could be attributed TO his s,renu-
GUS activity in connection with the
recent Anglo French loan could not be
asce:taiued to-day, bu; the general inn
rrcssion III ,h" financial section was
that such might bc the case.
During The month and more that the
loan commission spent in this city. Mr..
Morgan working hours were long.
Even ON sundays he did not neglect the
commission. bU; entertained Lord Head.
ing AMI his associates frcGucutlv a,
his Glen co:e home
Comment was caused by the fact thai,
IN "a bulletin issued early Tonight The
operation was referred Ia us orc for
acute appendicitis" The first an
nounccm"nt to-day said that the patient
was suffering from mild attack. At
nidniSh, no further word had come
from the Morgan home. and this was
taken to indicate that the patients
condition was satisfactory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
SEVEN AMERICANS ALREADY
IN HANDS OF VILLA TROOPS

Seven Americans already arc in the
hands Of Villa troops, according TO in
formation available tonight James
Carr. Sr.. James Carr. Jr.. Lawrence
Carr and William Doran are held at
Esqueda. and three linemeu employed
on the El TiEre power line. Archie
Mcdonald and two others name Nell
son and Greene are prisoners at From
teras. according TO reports
Re-enforccd by u consignment OF
artillery which arrived this morning
he Carranza garrison at AGuapricta
across the border from here. awaited
tonight an attack by a greatly SUI
perior force Of General Villas soldiers
The opening of a battle which. il is
believed. may decide the future inn
poriance OF Villa as factor in the
Mexican situation is expected to take
place by sunday. General Gales COM
mandin- AZ -ASuaprieta, had about 300
effective troops. more than twenty.
three e-inch field guns and about fifty
ma achne guns. \ Villa force Of from
$500 TO 1000 men. with twenty-cight
field guns, was advancing on the town
Meanwhile. on this side Of the border
100 American troops. with sixteen
field guns. were prepared to prevent
the combatants from doing damage to
American life and property.
The Carranza troops awaited The
arrival Of 300 troops coming by rail
through United states territory to
strengthen the Aguap.ieta garrison
Twenty-Five hundred men. with their
arms in sealed car, were expected
here from Eagle Pass Tomorrow y
similar force will follow later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
CARLiN FOR STRONGER LAW
FnvorH Severe Punishment for Persons
Seeking To Interfere with Lcgit-
ntatr Trade of tinted Statcs
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. October 29.-Ccn-
grcssnian Charles G. Carlin. OF Vr-
Sinia. ranking member OF the House
Committee on the judiciary. u-day .le-
caircd that ms result; of the Ger
man and Austria iiungav! propaganda,
against American industries he intends
to propose legislation In the next Con-
g"css To strengthen the Federal cr,ni-
nal laws. so that severe punishment
an be mctcd cut 10 persons seeking &"
interfere with the legitimate business
Of The people Of this country in the IA
terest OF foreign nation. Mr.. Carlin
will hold conference with Attorney
General Gregory before Congress con-
vcHes TO discuss the defects in the pres
ent laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
"nlH TRAINS WITH TROOPS
LEAVE; FOU iGIrtpRIE.'rA

EAGLE rASS, TEN. October 29-
-Four trains carrying Carranza .c-
endorsements left Eagle Pass to-day
to-day for .\cuapricta. opposite Doug
las. Ariz. other trains viii proceed
tonight and lo-morrr~
The movement of Carramza ;roups
over American territory is in line wIh
the recent permission granted by 'Ec
Washington government. whereby C,v-
r.tn2a was permitted to rc-cli"rCp his
garrison at .Acuaprieia in the face Of
threatened Villa attack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
KING GEORGE IS INJURED
IN FALL FROM HIS HORSE
suffers Severe Bruises and Will Be
Confined to BED for
Present.
40 coMpLlcATloNs ARISE
Animal Frightened by Cheers OF
Troops at British Front in France
l;cars Up and Throws Monarch
Heavily to Ground.

LONDON October :9!--kiug George
was thrown from his horse and Sc
vcrely bruised on Thursday while in
spcciing troops at the British front
in France. The Official announcement
given out to-day, indicates the l<iuc's
condition is not believed serious /;
follows:
while the King Thursday morning
was inspecting his army in the ii, ld.
his horse. excited 10y the cheers OF The
troops. reared UP aud fell The King
Was bruised severely and will be con-
lined TO bed for the present
The King had a fair night. with
some sleep The temperature is now
90. and pulse 15. His Majestys gen
cral condition has improved and no
complications have arisen"
y Reuter- dispatch from British
headquarters describing the accident
says the kiES had Just completed IN
inspection OF one corps and WAS ON
his way to inspect another, when cheers
from the troops who threw their caps
In the air. caused his horse 20 rear.
The King managed to regain control
OF the horse. which. however. reared
again and fell over back ward. throw
inr the King 10 the ground.
lie WAS immediatcly assisted TO a
motor ear, and while going away was
able to return the salute of the troops
as he sa, in the corner Of the ear.
KING IL VERY MIuH
At HONE: IN SApDI,.
THAT rhc Kin. was ma, NOR, a,.,o
=. ,,,,,, "'' ''"S
'"'"' (" WIS "oup'iess due to the
'ac' ''at ne is very much AZ home in
the saddle. and is considered mana
th.,u ,r,,i,
''e'' nc" ~ ind-
Ho' "c F''eS III th" great park every
day. and even when he is in Loud,n
is often seen in ,hn o,,.,, ;
ridi, =. ,It -, '""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
FEARS FOR SAFETY
OF u. S. CITIZENS
Ar ciiccns in Villa Controlled
State q Sonora Believed to
Be in Grave Danger
GOVERNOR MAKES PROTEST
Permission for Carranza Troops
to Pacg through The Country
Cause Of Uneasinosa

Dnt'r.>.. AHII. october eo-At
least nf;y. and poSs,bly ZOO. American
.itizcuH rozi,i,r:y in the State Of Souora
"re believed here 10 have been placed
III -,""vc danger to-day by the posting
at cananca Of printed copi"s OF Il pro
'"st which Carlos Hand,.,i. acting Villa
Governor. s"ut to tho stat" Department
ri WaSirin.. or.
The protest declared iha' unless per-
mi .sion given Gcnc,al carranza to
transport troops over American terri
tory to AEuapricia was not imncIiatcly
revoked there would he u" snfet ror.
for their property"
Al Canauca alone American mining
interests have property valued at mil
lious OF dollars
The docum.u; posted there was
signed by i. Nj. Acosta. Yaqui chief.
in tho form "f urticc I" the Cana, ca
nrcfcrt that tho ,;"v.rnor had sent :,
protcs; I" Washington y COPY pla cod
in tho hands of American authorities
here i"-ui=hj read in part:
Urge him tProsidcat Wilson to
revoke immcd!ately permis@ir. granted
Carranza TO send troops over Aui.ri-
can territory into A=uarrie;u. hccnuse .
otherwise VIC will have to lament any
fatal consequences on account of 'hc
great danger as all Americans it So
nora viii bc placed. fsr it is mpo sill"
for nc TO rcpress the feeling of :hc
peoples and tho army against the
american government for apparent par
iiality sh, 81 III helping ono conteudinS
Mexican faction, contrary to all rights.
! trust the American government rcll-
ICES the gravity Of the situation r,id
viii revoke th" many times .rcpe at e,l
pcrrni ssion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
JOFFRE IN LONDON
In Conference With Asuuith, Kitchener.
i'nIfOur, Lloyd George and
Other Military Officers.

LONDON. October 29.-Gcperal Jofrre
the French ComEander-i in chief, came
ference in Downing Street, at which
were Premier Asruith. Earl Kitchener.
Ba!four. First Lord Of the Admiralty:
David Lloyd George. Minister of Mu-
nitions, and several British and French
military officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
EDISON AND FORD l4ONOREO
Htnnh nlcr canopy "f Flowers n.
io'oE" children Filled IL, and shower
rhcm With ninssuns

SAN DIEGO. CAL. October 70
Thomas ~ Edison and Henry Ford
shared homors to-day III II celebration
"t f":d aud Edicon day at the Panama
California GXpo.ition
They were escorted to the grounds
by squadron OF United States cavalry
and they stood under II canopy of fow-
ers as 10000 school children filed by
and showcrcd them with blossoms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

The French h.tr .rhcr several
trenches from tito trrirrrs in the
rcntcst for the 'u t0:r:;.c salient
ro>iftrns In Chrmn;=nr. still occu-
nic,' Ivy tho 'rcutnnS, .,hrrc continue
ous nrhtinG IL ;-cnc ~. In nddi-
zion, the Germans urc declared by
Tnris to have lCst nearly iaD men
In killed ar wounded ur'l .:W tuhcn
prisoner. Artiilcr. duClS have pre-
dominated the rest oI the fine
In Ernucc and iicISium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30

While .hc c,a"t ,it,;2tiou nc1r the
tircCt> hrr,;": i, no: hnoNr. m
official reports '-n.r q that the
French knyc ncrupird >trHp,itsI md
advanced about twenty miles intn
Bulgarian territory. Jhc HulSurion1
nrc declared to hn,C lost hca'iiy in
the thrcc days :i'.''t. The 1"i-
Snrians. on thc nihrr '';'rh, are Mn'd
to have rc.rr:urc'i Iri,>, on the
railroad :n the rrrth at ~.up.