davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
PolNcAlRE VILLA RUINED.

PARIS, April President Poin- care on his recent visit to his home stead at Lampigny to inspect the dam age done by the bombardment of his property by the Germans, had the saticfaction of finding intact bronze statu of the Soldier of Marathon, |" presented to him by the inhabitants of Barle-Duc when he was elected president of the republic. It was not only a precious souvenir but work of considerable artistic value by the sculptor Collin
 The party found the village of Lampigny mass of ruins. or pre. sident Poincare's villa there remained only four blackened walls Furniture and ornaments. personal and histori- cal souvenirs, all broken and blacken ed, lay in heaps with stOne, slate tiles and mortarA The iptesideBt's lace clouded as he sought among the ruins for cherished mementos. Sud denly his expression brightened and streni nichinl out his hand Inc pulled fron beneath heap of dshris ihs statuc ot the Soldier of Marathon. It was the only object left intact bs Che enemy's shells.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
BEACHEYSLEST
 FLIGHT AT ROYAL

The popularity of the Royal is be- coming more evident every day and the arrangements effort to stage the best in the photoplay art is bearing good fruit For today Pauline Bush will be seen in her recent two part feature Lights and Shadows" For those following the war the Animated War Weekly of the Universal Compa- ny will give the latest events. The late Lincoln Beachey will be seen in his daredevil flight over san Francis co just before his fatal plunge. A birds eye view of the exposition grounds will also be shown
 For comedies the Joker has "A Horse of Another Color" and Wally Van is shown in "The Chiefs Goat" In an six big reels of the best in pie ture play art.
 Saturday will be the big day at the Royal when the worlds greatest com edian, Charles Chaplin, will open in His New Job" This wonderful com edy is a scream from start to finish. Packed houses greet Chaplin every. where he is shown and there win be no exception at the Royal tomorrow. Go early and have the laugh of a life time.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
GENERAL SECRETARY RICHARDSON ASSUMES
 ', M, 6. A, DIRECTION
New Official Is Enthusiastic Over Opportunities for Wonderful Service Here; Optimism and AgreSSNeneSs Characteristics

Fired by a tremendous enthusiasm for the work which he is about to un- dertake and more than delighted at the opportunity Co assume charge of the Y M C. A. work in Bisbee A. B. Richardson. the new general secretary arrived in the city yesterday morning and after a few preliminary hand clasps and cordial greetings and ack- nowledgements of the same. assumed the active duties of his position
 Secretary Richardson is one of those great. big. whole-hearted men of the attractive personality which not only immediately convinces one Of the ab- solutc sincerity of the worker himself but creates in the person meeting him the desire to cooperate and become factor in the work which the new official of he association is trying to advance That the secretary is a hust- Ter in every sense ol the word. was evinced by Che manner in which he get down Co the work in hand, not waiting for any preliminaries but. at once. taking his coat off figurative- ly speaking
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
STATE LABORATORY IS VERY USEFUL IN
 BUSINESS OF STATE
Or. MeServe Talks on Usefulness of State Laboratory; Tells of It's Scope of Activity in all Lines.

CT an explanatory nature was a staumt'j made last evening by Dr. C. A. Meserve, head of the state la- borstory, in regard to the institution vluci he conducts Contrary to the general understanding. the state la bCratory is not connected with the University of Arizona in the slightest degree except in that it occupies portion of the campus of that insti- tuition.
 Dr. Mescrve explained, last evening that the laboratory was conducted at an expense Co the state of approXi- mately S4,00O. This paid for many items, besides the salary of the chief bacteriologist and his assistant
 The scope of the laboratory is statewide in it's importance and in its effect, according Go those familiar with its workings To the layman bacteriology is little understood science and when investigated look ed upon as a side line to chemistry and medicine. The general under standing of the business seems to ba that it is applied when a patient be- comes available
 This Is true, to certain extent but the study of bacteriology and its ap- phcation to the every day life Is more preventative than curative It's work is to search out the various bacteria which cause estruction of life.
 This carries the work of the bac- teriologist an his assistant into every channel of life in the state. Besides the milk inspection, upon which mis- sion Dr. Meserve came Co Bisbee. he takes up investigations on various epidemic causes. He goes into every part of the state Investigating sani- tary and food conditions.
 The department of the state health bureau is one of the least known and most important The next legislature, according Co the visiting specialist win be asked to appropriate a large sum for it's maintainance this year than before and expects 10 see the scope and possibilities of the work considerably enlarged thereby
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
THE WAY OUT
Change of Food Brought Success and
 Happiness.

An ambitious but delicate girl af- ter failing to go through school ou account of nervousness and hysteria, found in Grape-Nuts the only thing that seemed to build her up and fur nish her the peace of health.
 From infancy she says, 'l have not been strong Being ambitious to learn a- any cost finally got to the high school but soon had to aban- don my studies on account of ner. yous prostration and hysteria.
 My food did not agree with me, and l grew thin and Respondent could not enjoy the simplest social affair for | suffered constantly from nervousness in spite of all sorts ol medicines.
 This wretched condition continued until l became interested in the let .ters of those who had cases like mine and who were being helped by eating .Grape-Nuts.
 "l had little faith, but procured a pkg and after the first dish | eX perienced a peculiar satisfied feeling that l had never gained from any or dinary food, slept and rested bet fer that night and in a few days be- gan to grow stronger.
 or had a new feeling of peace ana restiulness. In a few weeks, 10 mN great joy the headaches and nervous ness left me and life became origin and hopeful. ! resumed my studies and later taught ten months with ease
 using Grape-Nuts every day l an now the mistress of a happy home and the old weakness has never re turned" 1 Name given by Postum Co.,, Battl, l Creek, Mich. Read "The Road 2, Melville" in pkgs. There's a Req son.
 ] Ever read the above letter? A ney ore appears from time to time. The,
 are genuine true and full of humal
 Interest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
WARM HOSPITALITY
 IS BEING PLANNED
Valley Visitors Are Assured Cor dial Treatment at Hands
 of Valley Hosts.

Little work in Che way Of assigning seats in cars that will make Che valley excusion Sunday morning will fall mp on the committee. Investigation made yesterday showed in practically every case that a party had been formed or was being formed by the owner of tho car. thus relieving the committee oi the responsibility At the same time it means that many of those who arc not car owners but who wished tC make the excursion, will be disap pointed or vill have Co make theiI own arrangements The latter they have been generally advised Co do II any autoist has any seats vacant in his car and will notify the secretary of the Commercial Club the seats will be filled from among the appli cations of business men that have al ready been received.
 A letter received from P. r. Grin dell, secretary of the MCNeal Com mercial Club. stated that Mrs. Howell who conducts the restaurant there had informed him that she was pre- pairing a splendid turkey dinner He added that they would have piltes ar ranged SO that those bringing thet own lunches would have clean boards upon which to spread them. A letter was sent to McNeal yester day afternoon. stating that it had be'l found impossible to learn how many would desire the turkey dinned and how many would take their own l.acf but at least thirty would want dinner Once more it Is desired to impIcs. the need of a prompt strat. Zee Jo vanovich. who will attend the party out. has stated that he will start from the post office corner at 8 o'clock, ev en fl he be the only one there at tht time. This means be win lead the way from the Denn bridge at S.15. There is to. be no half hour of grace for belated arrivals at rh' starting point The trip Is to be taI en leisurely and to reach MCNeal at noon will require the time allowed Jovanovich went out Co his ranch yas terday morning to return Saturday evening. and will complete arrange ments while there.
 Two more names were added to .hC list yesterday, bringing the total 70 to 45 Here is the list to date. J. J. Bowen.
 J. R Henderson
 J. NJ Leonard
 Lee JovanoviCh
 Y. J. Overlook
 B. l.. Smith
 Henry Poppen -A
 M. L. Cunningham
 l.. L. Gilman
 Jakob Schmidt e cars)
 A. c Watkins
 Louis Brown
 J E. Brophy
 Robert Hcnuessy
 Walter Halle
 $. K Williams
 V. Nj. Johnson
 Oscar Gilman
 TT. A. Hughen
 P. Nj. Qlckwalter
 Billy Andrews
 H. NJ. Jacobs
 II. F. WOoten
 Dr. NJ ID .Cohn
 F. E. Coles
 Dr. N. C. Bledsoe
 John Foster
 Dr. G. H. Hawley
 F. W. Sutter
 J. C. Ryan
 W. M. Powell
 Matt Wortenberg
 Dan Davey
 R. & R. Chemical Works
 D. A. Reese
 L. F, Montgomery
 phiu Davis
 Bisbee Plumbing X Heating Co.
 r. W. Ritter
 Melbourne & DOdds
 J H. Nerfuth
 Mrs. MedigOvich
 M Harbin
 Charles HOlZ
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
 USE
 Mrs. WinSlOw'S Soothing Syrup A SPLENDID REGULATOR PURELY VEGETABLE NOT NARCOTIC
NOMINATION

SAN FRANCISCO, April 8. - The state railroad commission sitting here eNonerated, completely, Paul Sinshei- mer stock and bond expert for the commission and Commissioner Edwin Edgerton of accusations made by C. s Forney president of Che Central California Gas company 10 also takes up the question of what Edgerton and other witnesses said were unexplain- cd discrepancies in the way the Cen. iral California Gas company kept its books. Forney accused Siusheimer of buying two notes of The Los An seles Realty company secured by certain public utility properties Ed 8orJoE was accused of bias.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09

"How do like Bisbee 9" be repeat ed iu response to the first query 6 Review reporter
 "Wcll have only been here a few hours and that is not sufficiently Ions to determine such a momeutous Ques- ton However. ] win say that ! am going to like 1t and that helps some, you know ] came here with that eN- pectauon and ] must make good on that score if ] fail in everything else
 "Of course. Risbee is SO unlike any |o.har place where J have ever lived land that peculiarity is interesting and
 fascinating Go one of my disposition l and temperament.
 "Nes. ! have a small family wife and two boys and a mother-in-law.
 one boy of seven and the other 15 years of age They will not move to
 Bisbee until after the close of school
 in PocatCllo. during the month Of June
 Nov, as 10 our association program 1 for BisbCe we are unable to state any plans SO early in our administration.
 We are here for the purpose of rond-
 ering assistance Go every man and
 boy in Bisbce, and to cooperate in any
 manner possible for a bigger and bet
 ter Bsbee"
 Now, just a few words about the
 man and his record for the last few
 years before coming to Bisbee They
 were spent in POCatello Idaho, and the progress of Y. NJ. C. A. affairs
 there under his direction. indicates
 that he contributed a vast degree of ability supplemented by native ener .gy. Go the development Of splendid . progressive advancements. both iron the practical and spiritual standpoint It was about thirteen years ago. iI TeXarkana Tex, that Secretary Rich ardson got his start in association [ work as membership secretary. be ing later transferred 10 Pine BluH ] Arkansas, where he served nearly sis years as general secretary. His rec ord there was remarkable in that membership of 200 on his inception ! Of the secretaryship had risen to tho ! l6OO mark when he retired ! Going to Pocatcllo, on March 12 ! 1909 be undertook the office of gen eral secretary with membership O | 5l3, under his supervision this mari rising to 1884 during his admlnistra ! ton
 | New equipment facilities, increase, ! activities in all branches of endeayoI and generally renewed spirit O | Christian effort and practical good | fellowship have marked the progres | of the association under Secretar l Richardson at Pocatello Especial hes the religious side of the wor | been emphasized a fact most impres. l lively demonstrated by the large al | tendance at all of the meetings of ! spiritual nature Bible class work Ina
 been feature of the past two year l at pocatello this association hayin ! enjoyed Che distinction Of having, i ! this period. the largest enrolment l
 bible study clubs. of any of the 20 ! railroad associations in America. II Secretary Richardson was particl ' lIlarly successful also. in securing Oh , cooperation Of railroad officials boa
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09
TOBACCO KEEPS UP

LONDON, April S.--Although there has been much complaint about lack of employment for workers in Che to- bacco trades the national eXpendi- ure for tobacco shows practically no dimnutian
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-09

The military spirit has had a de- cided effect on the fashions of the day. Lady Randolph Churchill of England, mother of the first lord of the admiralty, and the daughter of Leonard Jerome of New York, has introduced a new fashion by putting her maids, who have taken the place of the men who have ponc Co thc front, into a uniform corresponding to those worn in ih arnr Il'" roat is desigucd by Lady Randolph her self and is very nattv
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Stagnant Blood Given
A Quick Impulse
Wonderful Activity Inn
parted by a Famous
Remedy.

The appearance Of pimples, boiis, Skin
eruptions and all evidence OF impure blood,
calls for \. =. s., the famous blood prrifier.
, cathartics, purges, bowel movers and lax
atives won't do.
No amount Of bile will destroy certain
germs which cause blood and skin eruptions
They are away down deep In the tissues
perhaps IN the very marrow OF the bones
And such a condition calls for the searching
influence OF =. 5. s. IL Is indeed a remark
able remedy, since II Is taken up by the blood
stream and nS'er loses Its medicinal infiu-
ence. On Had on II goes, through and
through re entire system and always with
the same definite action to dlslodga germs,
destroy their activity aud stimulate the liver.
lungs, kidneys, bowels and skin to throw
them out completely.
IL stimulates Etagnant blood, provides a
rational exhilaration to the nerve centers and
thereby the natural functions OF the body are
aroused 20 cast out intruders, no matter how
strongly intrenched they may be- II refutes
the ancient theory that to destroy within us
the germs that eat into our vitals calls for
drugs that destroy our very existence. Get
a bottle Of 8. s. s. today OF any druggist and
for special advice on severe blood disorders
write at once 20 the Medical Adviser, The
Swift specific Co.. 1O3 Swift Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga. Do not accept q substitute. Insist
upon what you ask for.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
TINKER STRONG FOR M'GRAW
Federal League Mentor Declares the
Boss of the Giants is Peer Of
All Managers.
MAKES ATHLETES OF ROCKIES

NEW YORK, March l2-Joseph Faver-
sham Tinker is a Federal leager first
last and all the time. From playing
standpoint, Tinker made the outlaw league
reality. But Joe Tinker is first OF all
man in every sense Of the word. and in
speaking OF his former associates in Or
ganiSed Base Ball he never stoops to the
petty knocking that few OF the men in
both leagues are at times guilty Of.
Joe recently got talking Of the great
managers OF the game. Tinker. Of course,
was Chances lieutenant Ia the palmy
days Of Franks Cub regime and spoke
giowingly Of his former mentor. How
ever. TO every ones surprise the Chiefed
leader waxed the most enthusiastic over
none other than John J. McGraw.
IAN things considered" said Tinker. II
regard McGraw as the greatest of base
ball managers. He had done more with
inferior material than any man in base
ball.
He went 20 New York when that city
was the joke Of the National league, and
made 1t the strongest link in the circuit
He did IT by winning five pennants with
second rate ball players.
II like man who fights the hardest
when the odds are all against him. That
is McGraw. He is always confident, ready
to take a chance on anything. and &C
through with II 10 a finish.
Look what he did with Merkle He
made him a very valuable ball player
when naturally Fred was one OF the
worst that ever came up TO the big show.
He has done the same thing with count.
leas other men.
I figure him 80 per cent better thar
the average big league leader. and ever
a shade beyond the great Connie Mack
he has no weakness as a manager.
The trouble with a lot OF people IN
New York who do not appreciate Mac
Is that they are too close 10 him 10 gel
the right viewpoint. have played
against him for years. and know jusi
what he Is capable Of accomplishing.
or course. there have been a number OF
great managers IN base ball. ana their
work Is purely a matter Of opinion
Personally I rank McGraw al the ton
Others may think differently. but no ons
can dispute his greatness and value e
the game
He has accomplished things That
after all, is the only test Of greatness
Not what you might have done, could
nave done or may do. but what you have
done. McGraw's record is base ball his
tory. In the face OF his achievement,
all argument as 10 his ability must $3.50 /.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

park and Fort Omaha. Here are the
teams that have Joined the league
namely: Luxus, Townsends. Aiamitos
Armours, Bourgeois. Blacks Kats and
Chris Lycks.
Eight Clubs in city Loop.
This season the City league will start
the ball a-rolling with eight cubs
namely: The Monmouth Parks, Murphy
Did Its. Nebraska Auto School. Brown
Park Pharmacy. Beacon Press, Vinton
street Merchants, Mazdas and Nickel Vic
trolas.
Another new class "B' league wal
mucilaged together last week. to b
known as the American league. The fol
lowing officers were elected: e. H. Yer
non, president, and B. A. Gantz. secre.
tary. The teams that will compose the
American league are: South Omaha Mer-
chants, Walter G. CIarks. Dundee wooler
Mills. Omaha Rubber Co.. Ford Motor
Co. West Leavenworth Merchants, jaime,
Corr Eleetrics and Kennedy & Beselins
This league and the City league will ar
range their schedule so that they will
wind up about September l. Then the
winners OF the rag In each league will
play a series OF games to decide the class
"B" championship and the winner vii
participate in the National association
championship series.
sandIOt Gossip.
This season John Dennison will be the
main steam of the Luxus congregation
The Class A Saturday league coulc
use a couple more fast teams. Call Frank
Quigley at Douglas 2256.
This season the Valentines will change
their monicker. Hereafter they will bt
known as the Townsends
Tom MoOne. formerly the king bee OF
the Townsends, has decided 10 keep hil
lid out OF the ring this season
The team that bore the Dundee Wooler
Mills appellation last season, will trave
under the Bourgeois label this trip.
Under the personal supervision OF
Daddy Overman. the Black Kats' tribe
ought 10 show up as strong as onions
The chauffeurs OF the TroIleys and
the jitney chasers located at the Sixth
street barn. will have team IN the field
this season.
Arthur Moran, formerly star sIabsteI
for the o. ID. Kiplingers, will manage
ana hold down the initial pouch for the
Murphy Did It's.
1t was proposed to name the Class A
Sunday league the Greater Omaha league
because Benson and South Omaha viii
be represented.
According to L. p. Roger OF the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen, their team vii
be composed entirely Of members OF this
order this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

launching double plays. He made the
first move in sixteen OF these run
smotherlng exhibitions, and half dozen
OF the double slaughtors he started he
also finished playing lone hand.
AT second the pace In starting doubles
was set by Larry Doyle OF the Giants.
with thirty-one. In 1912 the breezy citizen
from Breese, H.. started thirty-five,
At third the athletes most adopt at
showing tho way in dual transformations
were Eddie Foster OF Washington and ].
Carlisle Smith OF the Braves They tied
at nineteen each. No guardian OF the hot
corner previously ever had put more than
eighteen In motion,
Maranville's fifty-eight for the short
stops is a new record not likely to be
equslled by anybody but himself
speaker starts Ten.
In the suburbs, Iris Speaker Of the
Red SoX, Wilbur Good OF the Cubs, ana
Owen Wilson OF the Cardinals each
started ten double plays, but by 40 doing
set no new record Speakers thirteen,
made In 1918, Is the high-water mark.
Sir Tristram has a right to be vexed at
tho editor OF Spalding's Record Book,
who says that the greatest number of
chances cared for by an outfielder during
season was Jimmy slagles i24 The
Bostonian cared for as last year.
These were the major leaEuers who
started the greatest number OF double
plays last season:
PITCHERS.
benz. White Sox. johnson, Senators I
Mathewson. Cts. James, Braves. 6
CATCHERs.
Schalk, White SoX Schang Athletics Z
ONeil, Naps..,., q Clarke, Reds ..... O
Henry senator's. gMeyers, Giants. 6
Agnew, Browns. Z killifer, Phillies. g
FIRST BAsEMEN.
Mclnnis, Athletics.16 Miller. Cardinals. o
iandil, Senators. II Merkle, Giants.
Leary. Browns. Konetchy. Pirates Z
SECOND BASEMEN.
Doyle, Giants. ....N Groh. Reds. ....... .23
Evers. Braves, ..,T Higgins, Card ais 20
Cutshaw, Sup'bas.N Collins, Athletics II
Pratt, Browns.....A
THIRD BASEMEN.
Smith, Superbas- Stock, Glants..... II
Braves ,...,..,,..i9 Zimmerman, Cubs II
Foster. Senators. 10 Moriarty Tigers. ii
Baker Athletics. II Maisei Yankees II
Beck. Cardinals. 16 Niehoff, Reds. :. 10
Gardner, Red Sox12 Austin. Browns. 10
SHoRTSTOPS.
Meanwhile, Br'ves IS Herkog, Red. %
Bush, Tigers Scott. Red Sox.... ~
Mcbride, SENATOR'S Wagner. Pirates. rs
Barry, Athletics. 81 Fletcher. Giants. "a
OUTEIELDERS.
Speaker, Red Sox 10 Wilson, Cardinals 10
GOOD. Cubs........O Cravath, Phlllies.. 8
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Slim Sallee Thinks of
Lonely Dog in Pinch

Slim sallee was pitching in q game
against the Giants. and in the seventh
inning the New Workers had the bases
full. with only one run needed 10 tie the
contest. A ball was hit 20 slim, but In
stead Of sismming the pill 70 the plate
ana forcing man he slammed II 70 first.
when sallee got back 20 the bench his
comrades commented on the Incident.
after the fashion OF their kind. and as
serted that Slim, for at least once in hIl
career. had been ratified by the shouts
OF the crowd.
Ratified. nothin'.' said sallee. i
wasn't paying any attention TO the crowd
was just thinkin'
or what?"
was Just hinkin about my poor
little dog a. home. He's always alone %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
BUYS BASE BALL TEAM
FOR SUM OF TEN BUCKS

Captain c. c. Lewis. ir.. local million
alre. paid so for the Charleston franchise
In the Ohio State League OF Base Ball
clubs, yesterday. probably the smallest
amount ever paid for a franchise In the
minor leagues. Captain Lewis will OBJ
crate the Charleston team this season.
Charleston will continue In the Ohio state
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

MACON, Ca, March fs.-on form the
Braves look about as good as they did al
the close of last season-after they had
trounced the Athletics four straight
therefore 1t would not be out OF the
realms OF fancy TO imagine they will hit
UP a lively clip from the beginning OF
the season this year.
RABBIT" Meanwhile, the phenomenal
shortstop, Is shown at bat in the photo