davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

and dove are plentiful and foxes. bear. panther mountain lions and wildcats furnish sport for the hunter of larger and Gercer game.
 CEcr Land rientfuL
 While there ere within the bound of Cl'chisc County upwards of two and a half million acres Of surveyed lands less than one-EiXJh of this is ..c'udcd in the tax rolls. Much Of the rest has already been filed upon but not as yet patented, stiu more is held ly the state, much is in the noun
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

The assessed valuation of the prop er-y in the state that IS subject to taxation is Sl2053I412 and that of this one county is S1O2,359,325.6A For the requirements of the state govern mont the last legislature appropriated S2.27090125 and Cochise county will
 contribute to the state treasury S552,- 7sA56, or upwards Of 2f per cent But the corporations pay the greater part of this amount The mining proper tics, including productive and unpro- ducuve smelters and other works,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

there were military posts in Cochis
 County at Fort Bowie and Fort Gram Later there was established small post at Fort Huachuca. Recently tai1 post has been made a three re m5H. post and about @ quarter of miIlio- dollars spent in new buildings and .w
 provements This post win become more and more important as g ua. kct for agricultural produce and ota
 ervise commercially for the nearly cities and towns Of the county I r. far the most important army pc
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DISTRICT PAYROLL
tContinued from Page 1l

Continued from Page D ees, the employees of the public util- ities companies, the banks the sales men and women in the stores, deliv- erymen, solicitors, drivers, city em- ployees, men and women engaged in all occupations for others must be i'm cluded in figuring the payroll So a million a month in a community of 23,000 souls is a most conservative es- innate of Bisbee's payroll
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MONTANA
(Beaverhead County


 A 150-ton cyanide-plant is 10 be erected at the Bannack Gold Mining Co.'S mine at Bannack next spring. Over 150000 tons of ore has been opened in the mine Development is done by adits. George T. Hansen, Salt Lake City, is managing director.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
San Simon Valley.


 Mont rapid in development. stimu- lated by the discovery of the most important artesian water belt in Ari- zona. is the San Simon Valley. It's trend is from southeast to northwest from New Mexico into the GHa Val ley in Graham County
 But half dozen years back, the San Simon Valley was typical "cow coun- try" True, its fertility was attestod by the exceptionally heavy growth of mesquite in many sections, but its rainfall was less than that of the Sul- phur Spring or San Pedro Valleys and agriculture was slower in obtaining a foothold.
 Artesian Water Found. It was the discovery Of an artesian flow at what is now the hourishine town of San Simon that first called at- tention Go this valley. Other wells were put down and proved Go be flow ing in greater or lesser volume though it was not until drilling was started on the mesa above the town of San Si- mon that the heaviest flow was en- countered. Now scores of wells have been put down and capped and an .area of 75 or SO square niles has been proven as an artesian belt Most of the land where such flow can be an ticipated has been homesteaded or patented but purchases are being made at reasonable prices.
 For years "cienega" had been known 10 exist southeast of San Si- mon and near the New Mexico line. Eyeless fish were reported and a stick forced beneath its surface would be forced upward again. This is now surmised 10 be a point where the ar tesian stream is forced to the sur face by some obstructive formation beneath the earth's surface
 Costs Are Minimized.
 Where wells have a flow of from 100 to 500 gallons per minute irriga- ton costs are reduced to a minimum And SO it is in the vicinity of San simon The soil is rich and fruitful free from alkaH and farming condi- tions are ideal So also do climatic conditions approach the ideal for in tense cold is unknown. In this sec tion practically any crop can be grown and it is but natural that set clement should be rapid Where the flow is not powerful or does not rise to the surface pumping is a cheap proposition. Near the foothills irriga- 7n by food waters is practiced to a great extent and in the mountains there are several canyons which could be damned and utilized as storage reservoirs for irrigation projects.
 The section of the San Simon Val ley about Bowie is often termed tho Bowie valley Water is at a greater depth but irrigation by pumping is practiced as is dry farming. Some marvelously fine crops have been shown and the section is becoming prominent as a fruit raising country as well.
 Bowie Thriving Town.
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BoWie Thrivlng Town.

Bowie is a thriving town surrounded by an equally thriving agricultural section. Less than 8 years ago it con- sisted of a hotel a saloon and an adobe dwelling Now it has dozens of business houses Of all descriptions and besides its other advantages is a junction point and a railroad terminal.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Powdered coal burns with 200 GU. 1t. of air for each pound
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

of improvements, are assessed at $2,- 33O,354.O6. This includes grazing lands as well as farming lands and shows the investment in agricultural pursuits to be close behind stock rais- ing in capital invested
 The following table segregating into classes the properties within the coun- ty as assessed for 1916 is in itself a story of the magnificent wealth and the ample resources of Cochise coun. -ty:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28
aus 9ierieu.

0ie aonbentionalilten 6a6en
bic merifonii9e SalpfItoot geralunt.
Frdiioent @ar5o, bic Mitglieoer iei-
ner iogellannten 9fegierl1ng ltno oia
0fitglieber Der &onbention baben ifs
nad Guernapaca geflii6tet, oas
lett ols Sib Der fonpentionoliitilden
Gegferung angeieben peroen ioa
sln6 alle Srlippen 3apoto's iuno 8il-
los, Die nod IN Der Stoot fparen.
baben oie 5taot perlailen. Die aor-
ftitutionaliIten inter @lparaoo lteben
Dor Der Staot lrf1o fiilo bereit ein-
sll5ieben. alGe @eitafte in Der
Stoot fino geIdloiien uno oie 8reilc
Der 2ebensmittel linb auf cine llner-
ibtpinglide SDbe geifiegen
General 8iaa bat leinem Ser
treter in @aibineton nlitgeteilt, er
organiiiere 5tpei nabtige Seeresmoi-
ien nit oenen er oen eitiheioenoen
&anlpf fir Ole Sberberrihoft Ser
&onpentionaliIten alifncbnten iperoe.
Mn6 babe er cine an5abl gleroplore
angei6afft,. Delhe oie Erlippen III
i6rem 4ampf lnterifiisell ioIlterl.
Ser Gbef bes merifanii6en
3oloienltes in 8ieoras 9aegras Iti
aIle slneeitellten obgelobnt 1lno oie
Gebnllngsbiiher iiber oen sSluB nah
GagIe BaR brinqen lafIen, Inn 5ie bot
elmer 3erItorung ourd Die 9iaiitas
81 i6iiben.
glns Brownsville ipiro gefneI-
Def, oaB Die aonperltionaliiten auh
Wionterep ralunen iDiiroen utlo oaB
Die Garron5iitas bereit feien Die
Staot 5li beleben. Ser fonftitrtiona-
liitiihe @enerul Yabfo @on5aIes ftc-
he NIT feinen 9rlippen bereits iil
Sopo gbico, einer 8orftaot bon
Monteren.
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SnIan0.

Das glderball 1epartememt IN
@aibington teilt ben Sarmern nit,
Dob Die @nrtoffelporrate am /. San.
ouBerorOentlid groB geiueien ieien.
8On Der grnte oes Sabres 1914 ieier
am 1. Sanuar nod 52.8 Yro5ent ill
Den Sailoen bon Hroou5enten unb
Sdnolern geipelen.
= 0as y9nreau of Wfines" Der
8unoesregierung bat einen Yro5eB
Der Stadium : @efpinnllng gefuuoen
Der einfader lit als eie iekt anga.
ipanoten Metbooen. Die, gntoedllns
lit bon GROCER @idtigfeit.
- Gin 0pfer ieines ltebereifers
ODER leiner gieigung 5u Dem ltnflig
Der u8ractical Sofes@ lit Der Goli5ei-
fergeallt Stabl in 8ortlano, Sre.4
getporoen. @r ihlid ii6 auf Elm ge=
itoblenes 9lutonobil uno fiibr nit
ibm oapon, INN 5u ieben, Oh Der Ho-
li8iit 8lingenimitb mol aufpoIie uno
has @uto iuieoer erfenne. alingen-
inlitb paBte aber auf, er rief inn TO-
fort Elm nSalt" 5u uno als Ser
idlaite Sergearlt niht gebord)te, ihof
er i'm prompt tot.
Nus Sos glngeles pirn genlel-
oct, oaB Ole 8unoesregierline ben
Bro5eB, bird oen iie geipiiie Mine-
roll1noereien BON Der Soutbern Ra-
cific 8obn tpieoererlnngen ipil, in
erlter sSnitans geiponnen bat.
Die 2egislatur BON @labanta
bat elm @eIeb erlalien, 6as Grams
portgeieaidnften berbietet, niebr als
elm 0uart alfobolboItiger @etr1ife
an cine 8erion absuIiefern.
Sarrp g. gbolp miro am %.
5ebruar in 9eetp gorf inter Ser Nr-
flage Ser 8erihmorilng pro5eiiiert
@r bat iid) nidt ibuloig err
flGrt. Seine 9lntpalte speroen feill
@eIu6 Inn Grlaubnis Der @iirg-
id)oftiteIlung eingereidt.
91o6 elmer ser 8erlebten bonn
9reu5er San Diego lit geitorben, Der
Sei3er @borIes 8. 8eterion Gr lit
onS abte Spfer.
= Der graiibent bat bic Giniuan.
bernnssbia nit ieinem @eto beieat.
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aurit lltberjl9t.

Gie 9entiden errinsep Gr=
. fulge bei 2a Grente in Sramf-
reid.
Ganpfe in Sit-1rsnken itn-
iueit @nntbimnen.
Die Siirfen i'm &aitfaIns err
sreifen iuieber Die Cffemiibe.
Der 9ebnrtstas Ses bent-
fden 9aiiers lit iiberall se-
ffeiert.
Die bettid)en offisiellen ges
rid)te bebanpten, 0ak Die Gng-
fGnber einen engliidjen &reit-
ser mnb siuei Sorpebubopt- GER
itSrer berloren baben.
Siirfiidle Srnppen baben Sie
aspptiidJe 0rense erreid)t.
Die 9fniien iin6 ans benz
lfsiDf-Eafi bertrieben.
Rnmanien madlt bci Gms-
lamb cine Mnleibe.
Sin fleimer bentid)er &rea5er
iuiro bei Der sSniel Hiisen an-
amgeblidJ BON einem ltnteriee-
boot ansesriffen.
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Sine Sepeide aus @iem melbef,
oak bic 9tniien pun ben Seiterrei-
dDern ans bem lt5iDf-Yaf, ben iie ieit
nen sSanuar tn Belts batten, pertrie-
ben feien. Sn Der 9esenb morbipeif-
lid bon oem 9saf bamerten bic Sam
pfc nod an.
Besiiglid Der Sd)ladlt in orr
siurblee lauten bic 8eridDte nod inn
mer ipioeripredenb. Der oeutidJe
amtlide, bon Der lMesiermng ansgege.
bene yeridt erflGrte jett ebenfalls,
cak Elm engliider &renser nno sluci
cngliidDe S0rpebubpot 3crif6rer In
Der SdlGdJt mntergegangen ieien. IS
lei oies nidJt nnr bon ben srokcn
oentiden SdDiffem bentlid bepbadJiet
iuuroen, es iperbe bies and) bon einem
nnbeid,aoigt Snriifsefebrtem oentidJen
SurpeSobuot beitatigt. 9as Surpc.
oobpot id)ok stuei Sorpebos amf einem
6ritiiden SdIadtfrenser ab, Der be
rets nad Der Geite iiberbimg, iuurauf
oaS Sdiff ppllenbs ianf. Dies iuirb
and BON einem lenfbaren 3mftIdliff,
onS iiber bic Sd)ladt5pne bimflog,
beitatigt. 9as 3mftid)iff ,uiil
aud nod anbere ensliidc SdladJt.
ld)iffe, bic beidabigt iparen, geieben
faben. Die offi5iellen bemtidemyeridJ.
te bltiben amd bei Der gebanptung,
oaf nd bic engIiifen SdDiffe prr
oen oentid)cn snriidsesosen bdttcu.
Der grpken Sdnellisfeit Der emgli-
idgen Sdiffe iuegem ieiem bic. bemt-
iden Sdiffe nift i'm Gtanoc geiue-
len, iie sn berfolgem. Der geridt
iast ferner, bies Mal iei es m6glidl,
ben engliiden geridJt ridJtia AZ itel-
len, mas nadl Der SdjladJt bci ben
Salflanos-Snieln nidlt m6gIidl ae-
iueien fei nnS madJt, nm bic gerinae
@erlaklidJfeit Der emsliiden offisiel-
ZEN Seridteritattung barsntnm, ba-
ranf anfmerfiam, baf bic enaliIdlc
glbmiralitat bis jett nod nidlt ben
@erInit 6es Sdlladjtidiffes canba.
rions" 5ngeseben babe. - 9ieiem
oentidJem 8eridjt entsegen bebamptem
Die Gngldnber in ibrem offisieIlen
geridJt, Sah bic Sentiden mid)t nnr
ben arenSer gSliidJer" Derloren bGt-
ten, ionbern baf audi nod siuei an.
oere ihrer arenser idJluer beidGbi9t
ieiem nmS baF bic bentiden 0efan-
gemen ersdblt batten, Der beatidle
arenser paolbers" iei ebenfalls see
lnnfeu. 9entidle @efamgene idleincn
iibertaupt merfiuiirbise @eidjidten
ersaaIt sm baben. giadJ einer an6ern
Depefdle iollen iie beridjtet baben, bas
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Webrfad fonnten mir bon So.
mtlien beridten, Die iieben ooer gar
nelnl Sobne Dem IaterIanoe qeffeflt
ba6en. Sic ale iibertrifft eine in
Sierlobn anfdiiige sSantilie, oerer
Sberbaupt ebeinals Bel Ser @ar6e &C.
oient bat. 3molf Sobne oieies maf-
feren Matrnes 5ogen gIeid) BEL @e-
ginn oes &rieges ing SeIo. 9rai
bon ibnen baben iih iiiaipiiden oas
eiierne areiis ertporben itirb bier BON
ibnen fino neripunoet moroen. gslin-
nebr lit ailh Der t3. Sobn aus Ser
finberreihen syanlilie bon Ser 6.
&onpagnie zines in Gaoerborn Iie.
gelloen Grias acknowledgements
als 9fefrlit einge5ogen iporoen. Sof<
fentlidb beip1brt iih bic 3obl 13 bier
ols cine rehte @liid5abl.
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gteme,: : Npfis.

Staat- mnS GpnntD Gteneru fila
oas Sabr 1914 anf 9rnnb- ifnb per-
iDnlid)cs Gigcntmm, iiliiiicn bis snm
81. Sannar 1915 an Sen Gteuer-sapI-
leftor S. q. Sitter cntridtet iuer-
ben, Inn Sie 3ablitng elmer Gtraic
ilno Soften bpm 10 Hrosent, bic an;
peri0nlid]es Gigentmn erbuben luer.
ben, sm bermeiOen.
5. 81. 9abis,
Gonntb Nid)ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28

&riegfiibrlng <Blonos bin lno
1blieBt: g8ir beltiiBen oie @elegelt-
beit, Inn uniere Soliooritdt nit ocn
l1niberiitaten 9eutidlanos nn6 Ge-
lterretds nit @ortelt 81 befrGftigclt
lno Dem @efible Ser 3itiornmenge-
.horigfeit nit ibnen gusoruf 8u Der.
leben. ltlfere 6o6ne fGnlpfen ge-
Inleitliom S9ulter an Sdnlter out
Den oltli6en lt1o tpeItlidelt Sdladt-
.feloern, 1tno mir o1e fGble1l ,6aB
mir IN 6ieiem uus Qufge8punqenen
gen1efniomen arieoe nie6t nur fiir
1tniern 6einlotli6elt 9ooen uno fin
Die @bre lutleres 9aterlalloes fGm=
bfelt iott0ern au6 fir sic groBe uno
heilfge So6e Ser europdii6en 9ul=
mr. Gbenlo tpie nniere oeutl6ea
8affen6riioer fftt0 mir oI(e bon ser
8nberTi6t ouf oen Sieg b1r6orltil
zen nno feit entl6loiier, ollrd8n61l-
ten, big eill ebrerboIler sSrieoe ge-
f6lo5ien mer0en fonn, Ser Hns ani
Iange 3eit 6inaus Sic 0fo9li6feit Ell
ner frieo(i6en @rlttpiffung libert.
Ra6 elmer Statiitif Ser sSel6pol.
bot Dos 0eilti6e Self ieinen &6in=
pferlt i'm Seloe nid)t met1iger ols
Wfillionen @eibnodtspof-
fete gefdidt.
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slns Marbltrg, fegierinesbe.
5irf 9aiieI, miro beridtet: ssn Dem
hieiigen aranfenhouie befinoet iidD
Elm pom Dem uoroliden 8riegsidon-
pIab bierber gebrohter Soloot, Der
felt stu0lf Soqen idldft. Zen 9[era-
ten lit es bisber lliht nloaIid) gelpe-
len, oen Shlafenoen 81 luedcn.
8dbrenh oieier 3eit bat Der 8ermuar
bete cine 2uneenent8iinolina iiber-
itanoen. Ser Son erregt in arstIi.
den 9reiien begreiflideripeiie eroBes
SSsiiterelle.
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9rs. 2ittreI & Gtpne, gbiropra-
tic Maiieurs). gserpen-GpeaiaIiiten.
Meltefte Maffeurs i'm Gtaate Reiile
Drognen 304 gonroD-@ -@ebdnoe, Mln.
mo Maao.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-28
S. A. FLORAL CO.

Inter nrner geiddftsfiibruns, Bat
tbr 3tpeiggeifdft nn Der Soititon ctr.
anfgeboben. sllIe suftrdge fir fril6 &c
lhnittene SIumen Bouquets, gltinle.ls
itiide lt1lo Deforntioner iueroen fofort
lino gefdidt aiIssefiihrt bonn nIten &C.
ihGft an 6er Wain @be. yer. sos. Ser.
Grodett 7102. gea1tsS sSeIebton grodetf
1908. Haul 2aE, Mannaaer.
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yer 9fpBe Irle9 pat inns lDte=
|0er elne popiildre Seloengeltalt ges
I6erft nno ser nene @eneralfelo-
inaribalI BON Sinoenburg bot oas
bette Inredt ourauf, ii6 .ebetlfaGs
ben @brennamen oes ,WorIhall
8orlparts" 5u peroienen. 9faber til
i-oieier Gbrerntabnte fait gu gleiher
3eit nit ieifter grnennung gum sSelo=
narihaa oltf oent S1lahtfelo DER
8olferihla9t BET 2eip8ig 5uteil &C.
tDoroen. glm Gage na6 Dem groBell
Sieg erihien Der gruoer oes SIS
|nigs, Sritt5 @ilbelm bon 9sreuBen.
INIT elmer eigenhanoigen Gabiilets-
oroer Srieorids @ilbeIms beim idle.
iifd)en 8eere, Inn 8liiher oie grnen-
nung 5ii iiberbrirgen. y0urh mie-
oerboite Siege mebren sic esbre Ser
ofenite nm oen Staat idneller, ais
i6 nit oen 8etpeiien tneiner CANT
barfeit SeSbnen 5u folgen beri1tag4
lagt Der aonig IN feinenr aus 2eip-
sig bonn 20. Sftober botiertul
S6reiben. nGnpfangen sic einelt
neuen 8eipeis oerIelben our6 bie Gr-
nennlsug gum @enernlfelomoridnll,
itno bethlehem Sic oieie @iir0e nod
reht lange 3ur sSreiibe oes 8aterlait=
hes, als 8orbilo fir Die g(rn1ee, Die
Sic 10 oft 5u Hubm ltno Giea ge-
fiibrt baben." slub ionit mnrbe 9ln-
der bodgeebrt. Ger &aiier BON Se-
lterrei6 perlieb ibm bas @roBfreu5
oes Sbereiienoroens in einem ait1oi-
gen Saroi6reiben, uno Der 4aiier
Nleranoer iiberreidte ibnl, oa er
if)on ale bo6iten rliiiiden Sfocn
beiaB, einen reid nit sSulpelen beies-
ten goloenen gbrenbegen. Die So[-
oaten iubelten iiber oieie @nerfcn-
nung Der 9aten ibres Batter, 8lit-
der" Ser alio @efeierte ielbit a6er
nabm olles NIT Gnbe bin, MIR belt
er es fir nottuenoig, ieine als bodit
iporiam befanf1te sSrau auf Die neuen
Observation-Disclosures bi1l5utpei-
fen. aMuB ben einlagen tpirIt on oab
nabrere erieben." go teilt er ibr
am 25. Sftober feline neue @iiroe
NIT psfls Sran Selomaridalin mu6t
on nun anlteitbig leben uno ien nur
nidt gei5ig lu1o laB bid mas obge-
ben uno friege MN ooh elm aniebn-
lid @ebalt, aber mir babc1 leiber in
2 Weonate fein gebalo gefrigt neil
bon Berlin 1ri6ts gu uns fontnlen
fonnt -. 0fit 81 oroens meiB idj
mid nun fein Gabt n1ebr ih bin tuie
ein allt flittib 8fero bebaneen, aber
Der geoaife lobnt mid iiber oIles oaB
ih oerieiiige tpabr Der oen iiberirlii-
tigerl tibrannen berliitigte." /" Gie
alten rnIiii6en Soloaten, Die inn
porber Den ebrennollen Sdtnei6el-
namen oes gfleinen Suparofp" ge-
geben batten, ilantten nun 5uerft ben
nellen 5elomari6na in grirlnerlinJ
on oen Sturm ailf 2eip5ig, bon Dem
ibnen iein unaufborli6er, getpoltig
onfereriloer 3uruf oGormdrts!" nod
in ben Obren flane, ben vMnrl9aa
goriparts~, lun0 GrnIt Morib 9lrnot
oidtete iein i66nes 9ieo bonn 6eIo-
moridoa. y9ei 2eipsig ouf Dem
Blane, berrliAe Shladtl I ga
bra6 er ben Sran8oIen bos Slid uno
bie Maht / Ga logen iie ii6er nod
bllitigem Sal, I ga poro Der Serr
9liider ein 6elOmaridnIl.
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3n bertnieten: Gin aroBes, ld0u
mobliertes Simmer. Wad5ufragen Bel
Srau 6. Betitein. $50. 32f Qontar
StraBe.
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8eites Del iir1o @aioIin erbdlt
man bon Der slimp Oil So, 400
Sf-gommerce Ctr. Melies Gel. Sra-
big 1882.
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Ha empire 9ieftanrant (friiber Gpn.
eorbia), edit merifaniidbe Speifen, seeen.
iiber benz Gmptre- -Tbenter, ct. @arbs
Str. 223. Sel. Grpdett 1912.
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@. q. Sagb, 9lrditeft mo gal.
unternebmer, hat feline Office iebt
401 8roit-@ebdu6e. Spe5ififationen,
aontrafte uno 9lnleiben. Gpredt borl
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slns 8aibington miro genel-
BET, oaB Die forlnellen groffnunas-
feterli6feiteii oes ganalnafanals
pabrldeinli6 perlhoben tueroen
ipiirben.
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Smith Gathering So. iebt an Der
StrnBe $50. 21S.
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
Would Henry Clay Have Seized Such
an Opportunity to Put England
flint nf CanadR3

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Oh. for Henry Clay In the White
House now, We all know from his i'm
mortal words how intensely ne saw ths
necessity of ousting England from th'.
hemisphere. His speeches are fuu OF
allusion to the Importance or our pos
sessine canada or at any rate gett'ns
greedy me d ddlesome England out of there
Experienced and enlightened statecratt
cannot but see that England aims AZ
the absolute control of the world: tfat
she ia determined at all hazards to pu'
down every nation which in anv way
threatens her world supremacy, and
thai she is determined to possess every
great economic utility which contributed
fo that end That with this view be-
fora her she possessed herself OF the
Suez canal. with this view she throw
every obstacle in the way OF our build
inc the Panama canal, and did hiNdet
it for nearly half century.
She has never ceased for moment ~
have some claim, complaint or grioV-
ance against this nation, and refusal
onIv increases her efforts to push II
until We yield of the ANNOYANCE. We
have an opportunity now to do TO Eng
land as she has done to all other ma
tions of the earth. take advantage Of
off this continent. Our own integrity
and peace demands II of us. as Henry
CLAW has pointed out over and over
again.
the life Of a nation. and IL we do not
seize II now we will never cease to la
ment the folly. Oh, for Henry Clay, II
before the Panama canal will he abso-
iutely In the hands OF England and
Japan. GEORGE c. TANNE Err.
Washington. Jan. 10.
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
Elks' Oyster Club Roast
Is Gala Event of Year

Members Of Washington Lodge, No.
10. B. p. o. F.. today expressed the
opinion that the oyster roast ani
dance given by the Elks' Oyster Club
at the H street club building last
night was the gala event Of the year.
The affair was in the nature of a
ladies night" and the entire build :
ing was turned over to the fair sex
and their friends-more than 700 In
number-to partake Of oysters, and
tango to their hearts content. Two
orchestras were kept busy. one in the
dance hall upstairs. the other In the
rathskeller, where an attractive pro-
gram Of local talent was presented.
Downstairs jovial Elks. clumsiIy
draped in gingham aprons, served
oysters. fri led. steamed. creamed.
stewed. and in every other conceiv-
able style. Upstairs tho one-step and
tango of the younger folk blended
curiously with the efforts of the
heavier members. who finally were
forced to resort to the almost for
gotten waltz and two-step. Promptly
at o'clock the guests started on a
tour of the various booths, at each
of which they received oysters in a
different style.
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
Wants Parks Connected.

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Has the project to link Potomac and
Rock Creek Parks fallen through? Or
Is It going to be held up for several
years of red tape. Automobile roads
and bride paths linking these two beau
tiful reservations will do more to cause
the growth Of the Capital probably than
any of us realize
Already hundreds Of wealthy Amcri
cans have settled here because of the
beauty Of the city's parks and the op-
portunities afforded here Of taking a
horseback ride or a motor spin through
territory which refreshes the ordinary
city dweller. Washington bids fair to
become a regular mecca for horse low
ers with the bringing together of these
two wonderful stretches of parking.
What is more delightful than a trip
by horseback. carriage or motor through
those reservations now and how greatly
the beauty and pleasure Of the trip
would be augmented II one did not have
to be drawn through the city from the
one TO the other! Let us have these
parks connected as soon as possible.
GEORGE F. DICKINSON.
Washington, Jan. Is.