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Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-16


Military and naval strategists real
ize that a strong force might be able
70 drive the American troops back of
the Allegheny mountain range This
would give the enemy possession Of
practically all Of our munitions plants.
Under the circumstances. it seems sd-
visable, and the war department un-
4uestioHablv would approve for con-
gress TO meet this palpable weakness
in our military situation.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-16
coNGREssMEN ON ARSENAL DEVELOPMENT


C. O. Lobeck Omaha-Tavenner is ight when he
says Rock Island is the pace manufacture Of gov
ernment munitions The government should make
lis own munitions Of war Congress viii respond 10
the will OF the people, and l am glad YOU tr-city
men are taking the lead in arouslng the people Of
the middle west
Clarence Miller, Duluth-]}e cannot rest rcspon-
s1bllty for perpetuty Of American institutions upon
the shoulders of hired shoulders Every man must
give his share. An army or q navv cannot be created
over night. The national guard viii never hl the
need Of the nation army reserve. am for mill
tarF instruction IN The public schools OF the land It
VIII make better men. physically and morally and
VIII mean citizens who realize their Qurc@ as Wen as
thelr privileges of citizenship. II viii not lead them
from the paths of peaceful activity do NOT believe
there ever viii be war between the United States
and Japan. We are going to prepare so thoroughly
l1at Japan VIII not dare to seek war with us.
Frank Buchanan, Chicago-Frankv am oppos-
ed 10 increased expenditures for the and navy.
I believe in government manufacture OF the neces-
say equipment Of the army and navy and l shall
continue my efforts To extend government manufac-
turing plants and have the Government make all the
supplies needed.
M. B. Madden, Chicago am for peace, and I be
eEc this nation should be ready to fight for peace II
necessary. believe in extension of the manufacture
ING plants. and that includes Rock Island arsenal
Thomas Steele Sioux City-Tf an appropriation
bill for the army and navy comes up shall look at
Il carefully / believe the greater portion Of the
money spent for army equipment should go to Rock
Island arsenal It IS the right place for the pr0duc
ton OF the government munitions
], c. Mckenzie Illinois believe in cutting the
pork ont Of army and navy appropriations. am
NOT for Rock Island arsenal because YOU men here
want to see it developed. am NOT Tor the arsenal
because I ann from Illinois and the arsenal is fin my
state. am for II because as an American CITIZEN
hope 1t the great central arsenal OF the nation
am for it because / believe it is the right place
shall fight to help build up the arsenal My faith
grows stronger every day that TINS IS the right place
31IlI-1sLs OF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-16


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aFessllaa Mckenzie ln q rousing talk
spoke o1 the Immigration problem.
To nay mind The l2.000Q00 aliens III
the United States who have nor even
declared their intention 10 become cit
Lzcls are a greater menace than all the
armies of Europe. If had nv vav
q United States officer would meet
every IMMIGRANT AT the port OF anrrv.
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-nn oath hafa~a cod IN sro-o~+ he
constitution Of rha United sfsfas and
70 fight for this country if needed. If
Rock Island Argus., 1915-10-16
SEE BENEFITS TO
COME As RESULT
BIG CONFERENCE
Nen supporters for Rock Island Ar
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Won By Inspection.
Idle Buildings and Machinery Looked
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
SHAW SAYS BRITISH PRIME MINISTER
 DECEIVED HIS PARTY AND NATION
Playwright Asserts ASQuh Had Long Prepared For War and Concealed Military and Naval Agreement With
 France Against Germany.

ments which gre like the generals of the French revolution. who fought with their heads in their hands and were on their best behavior-are much the best governments, in emergencies or out of them.
 Prime Ministers Plight.
 1t win be seen at once that it Is an implied part of the compact between the prime minister and the opposition that he must be allowed to save his face as best he can Violation of the 1859 treaty is a perfectly correct forma plea for our declaration Of war on Germany, and our national honor Is in no way bound up with Mir. Asquith'S s method Of handling his party organiza. ton iu parliament.
 The opposition, being now virtually in control of the house and being in a position to claim at the next general election that it was Bonar Law or that it was Lord Lansdowne who saved the situation when the Liberals were not trusted by their own leaders, have ev- cry reason to lct well enough alone and wreathe their front bench with smiles.
 do not know why plain statements of these open facts should be described as ''taunts and insults" Stil less can I see where my repeated demonstrations Of the hollowness of neutrality and the need for getting rid of it as a danger ous delusion should irritate any one except those nonuterventionist Liber als who have resolved to cover ar their submission to Mir Asquith's and Sir Edward Grey's treatment of them ! by affecting a burning indignation about a scrap of paper Least Of all can I see why any Englishman should object to my view that we attacked Germany deliberately and for our owu ends"
 Am I expected to declare that we at lacked Germany accidentally or as a catspaw of Russia?
 Are English A ms Honorable7
 Why is it so difficult to persuade an Englishman that his own ends can bt honorable and rational? Why will h, insist that if he cannot prove hi,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

New York March .-The following article by the noted British playwright and satirist George Bernard Shaw ap- pears in the New York American;
 The honor Of the nation in relation to this war Is not in question What is in question is the good faith of Mir. Asquith and Sir Edward Grey in their party relations with the Liberal ma- jority in the house of commons.
 It is now clear that they believed that if they disclosed their military and naval preparations and the en- gagement, we had undertaken against the Prussian peril they would be un- able Co hold their majority in the house of commons together They therefore cavc their followers assurances which misled them completely as to the exist ence of such preparations and engage mcuts,
 Asquith Deceived Party.
 When the German attack made fur. thcr conccalment impossible three members of the government resigned aud the city hinched Thereupou a few energetic members of the opposi- ton in parliament by means of a sort of motorcar raid brought Conservative leaders to town and procured for Sir Edward Grey and Mir. Asquith docu, ment recently disclosed by Bonar Law in which he and Lord Lansdowne in the name of the Uuionist party under took to see the war through in the house on condition that an controyer siaI legislation be suspended inter arma
 The undertaking had no relation tC Belgium. Our crucial obligation was Go France. Belgium or no Belgium. but Mir Asquith had to put it an on Bel gium. because the alternative was tc explain to his followers that he had duped them, and this, even with the addition that he had saved the coun try would hardly have contributed tC that stability of government which is supposed to be a national necessity in time of war.
 say supposed 10 be- because ! my self am strongly of the opinion that m stable governmeuts-that is govern
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
CONNAUGHT HANGERS
 AN IRISH REGIMENT
 SAVES SCOTCH MEN
Interesting Account From a
 Dublin Paper of R. gimeut, Many Members of Which Are Known to Local ! eople

Many of Che younger lrishros'derjs of the Warren dicuict now members, of Che Connaugat hanger., an risu regiment in the English army now operating against the German forces. Many of the local people have reiat- ives in the regiment audtho following clipping from a, Dublin paper telling of the Rangers tslor and their action in saving a part of the Gordon High landers will prove yer; interesting:
 Private Robt McGregor of the Gordon Highlandcrs, writing to his father who rosidceat 5i1 Great rast- em Read .Parkhea5. gives the follow iug thrilling account of an engage mont with tho Germans
 ] "l am after leaving the trenches, where We have been for aoout ten days and we are noweuioyng a we'll earned rest at-.Iou may nave heard of Che severe fighting by this time It was awful and [ am sorry Co say, many ofour poor fellows will never come home again. On the night of the 26th of December. we were in-0rmec NlIAN NIlN "ffl .NtfINn "|UNIH IlNAhN AN Nh . tack ouour trenches. SO nOtan eye l was closed that night About four o'clock we thought it was false al- arm and we settled down to enjoy for ty winks when their artillery opened fire on us Our trenches for two mites were Of a y shape. and the Huns seemed to direct all their fire on this part but thanks to their marEuarship our immediate neigh borhood didn't got much attention at first We were near what EhiuE you could call the apex ol the v, and the bowling and gcroauiug shells passed well over us until wa heard tho tbrob- bi7a of the aaroniaue
 "Our guns were olazlug away. and. ] think. found the fellows who were annoying us. and their fire got stacker and finally ceased. This sort Of tllne was kept I'D uutii day davued and we lost (remaindgr of Che ae1..a-.a -- nvred Then we saw the Huns ad- varci0g as unc1ueerucd ps il on par ade On they came oD close f9rma- ton. end they mus. have boe1 ten io one against us. We fired as hard ae we could. hu ttev -co,ort to come 0e 00vrere and never halted. When they were gettir- tco close va cfarr- ed It was our oaly chance When they raw u5 leave the trenches they halted for moment but afterwards came on to meet us ] don't remam- ber much oi wha took place then. It was a stab and hack hack and stab. You could hear tho smash of gums against guns the thud, thud, but be- yond this there was au uu,aaay s- ence, broakcu sometimes by am oath and a sr1an How long this went ou, ! hardly know. but it seemed years to me We drove them back about a hundred yardr Our officers aaw the Germans reinforce. and sounded the retreat but owing to few na- chine guns we couldn't get back to
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

oar trenches. Tho Germans, nov greatly increased. came on again. and our fellows only about ITO left. got ready to meet what seemed certain anu.hliati0u. But just at that mom- cnt we heard the sound of singing and the song wes God Save lrai8ud' t was tba Couuaught Rangers coming Go our relief Well have seen some reckless Irishmen In my time. but nothus Go match the reckless nc1s end daring Of these 1a.iant Rang aT They took the Germans on One left flank
 'Tla Germans now would probably nu~ber about 2.Oo0 against aoout 800 -1nu7Jrrtg and ITO ol u-, but had .ho~ been 57000 Germans, ! don't be- ioe in my souI they have stood be- fola Che Ir, They s.wg|v were ir- reg fl'e auta.' the time -eHJsinz- iu God Save .-elanI' One Huee rn-- hatred con ol Erin having broken his rifle got possess -iaD 0l German off, ears sword and everything that came u n. way ol this gIant went down thought Of Wallace Four huadr. and seventy Huns were killed and wounded and va took 70 pris0u- era Ha1 it no. been flr ra. Irish. / would not be wul.a- this. and when it comes Go haud-to-.aud job ,nare is lo.h.ns i1 tho whole British army to approach them God save Ireland and hi lmel"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

rect the meetings and adress the pub ir Thursdaycven lg.
 Sacrament of jle Lords Supper will be administered Sunday morning the 22th,and mem CTS will be received into the church
 Children may be presented for Christening on Faster Sunday morn ing at 10 o'C ~ck N ring the special Sunday School Eu ter service.
 JOHN E. FRY,
 Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Womans Club gave their annu- al dance on Tuesday evening and on Friday at one o'clock served d deHc- ious luncheon al the Club Mrs. c. A. Morris and Mrs Ross Moon were hostesses of the occasion, following this the Spanish class held their res ular meeting at three o'clock. Owing Co the illness of her little son, Ms. Fred Julih regular teacher of the class. was unable to meet them. Mrs. l. Burgess was chairman of the meet. ing, current events by Mrs Haukin and Miss Anita Angius and Mrs. G O. Rhodes, were elected members of the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Presbyterian Missionary Socic- ty win hold its annual meeting in Bis tee Thmsday and Friday of this week, the first session being on Thursday evening and both morning and after noon sessions on Friday. Miss Chris cine Gilchrist of Phoenix, Mrs. Aldrich Of Oakland, and Mrs. Pinney of the Occidental Board arc expected to Doc present. A most cordial invitation is extended Co the ladies of other church es 10 attend all of these sessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Christian Eudeayur at 6.3O pm. Topic, "Fayorite Books of Che Bible. and Why" John l:1-52l:2O-25. Leader, Mrs CiuG.
 Preaching by tho pastor, at n a. m. and at 7:3O D. m.
 /d-week service Wednesday at z. 0O D. m.
 Wmen Presbyterian Missionary meeting Thursday evening and Friday morning and afternoon The presi- dent oi the Occidental Board anG the field secretary of Che Womens Home Mission Board, Mrs A. Aldrcn or Oakland cal, uil Doe p,esenl GO di
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
NEW YORK sR FAD cosTLIEsT

LONDON, Mar. 20. The relative prices of four pound loaf of bread i'm Paris, Londcn and New York, &C., cording ot an official government statement made in the House of Com mons, were as follows on February 23
 Paris 15 1-2 cen.s London, 16 cents and New York 23 cents to 36 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

statesmen to be fools be must admit they are knaves7
 You are good enough Co credit me wth carrying some weight abroad wish could share yow faith. but at au events ! always write with s sense of responsibility that comes from the consciousness of foreign AS well as a domestic audience.
 Let me give you one example of the result of this consciousness The last time we were engaged ln European war ID which our national existence was at stake we did something that has been cited ever since by the mil. tarism writers as reductio ad absur. dun of what they call the sentimental lties of pacihsm We suddenly bonn barded and plundered the capital of neutral state. Denmark. without de claring war on her.
 Those among us who maintain we should long ago have sunk the German fleet without notice by a nocturnal rail have relied on this precedent have in my hand No. of Der Zeitgeist. supplement to the Berliuer Tageblatt lt contains a series Of extracts from Q register of 1897 giving. with uansla- tons in parallel column, the royal proc. lamation and the ministerial speeches in which this bombardment was justi- fed
 Justification Like Gsrmanys.
 The justification is Von Bethmann- Holiweg's justification of the onslauchr on BeIgium-necessity. self prescrva- ton as the first law of nature. One speaker, Milnes, said cit was the most nasitious of an descriptions of moral ity that would allow an opportunity Of self preservation to pass by unim- proved"
 The Berliner Tageblatt sardonicauy offers all this without word of com ment It will be quoted throughout Germany and sedulously circulated in America. lt will destroy not only all confidence in, but all patience with those writers who persist in bcggin. for moral excuses at the expense of Germany instead of buckliue Co single mindedly at the job of fighting her But it will not hurt me
 said from the first that if We hal been in Germanys peril we should have gone through Belgium as she did and justified ourselves by he same arguments. and if l have any of tbe weight abroad with which you cred ( me it is because have stcadfastly re sisted temptation to impose on forcim. CTS with pharasaical nonsense and have faced the stern fact that we like the Germans, have committed our. selves for good or for evil Go win through by blood and iron and not y the exhibition of good conduct medals awarded by ourselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
REVIVAL SERVIcEs AT METHOD
 te- CHURCH.

9;i5 a. m,, Sun lay School. ll:00 a, ul, Pre-. ching "The Pcrson- ality of the Holy Ghost" 6:a0 D. m, Ep orth League Lead CT, Carl Nelson 1880 D. mo Preaching, Is There a Detu." Preaching cacl evening except Saturday
 O. M. ANDREWS.
 Pastor
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WARREN AT D LOWELL

Warren, 1l:OO 8. m, Lowell. 7:GO D. m
 Sunday School at both poinls at 1O:OO a. m.
 Mid-Week ser .ces, so. BisJee, Tuesday TOO pr' Lowell, Wednes- day, 7:OO D. m., Warren, Friday, 7:OO D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
ST. JOHN EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Sunday School, Bakerynle, 9:OO a, m Bisbee, 9:15 a. m. Morning service. II a. m. Evening service, 7:30 D. m. Choir practice Wednesday 7:3O D. m. Friday S:0O pm Lenten SG.vices Wednesday 4:oO D. m., Friday 7:81 D. ir.
 H. s. BREWSTER
 Rector
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Prevalent Wall Street estimate is that subscription to German war loan here may foot up S1OOOOOOO to S15- Q0O,OO0.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

Mrs. ". H Brophy entertained at an informal tea Wednesday afternoon in honoI Of Mir and Mrs. Frazer-Camp- bell, and Miss Alice Bell
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

The Christian Science Society or Bisbee holds services in Odd Fellows Hall at 1l:OO a.tW. Subject for Sun day March 2lst. Matter"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21

London Daily ews correspondent at Berp quotes American Viee-O Consul Frankenthal, who has made ten day tour of Germany and Austria, as say ing that he was convinced that these countries will not be starved out eith- CT literally financially or economical-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
Society

Continued from page threeJ
 Mrs J. E. Cain entertained at a for mal dinner Thursday evening The guests were Mr. Oliver Black, Miss Fannie Trevarthen. Mr. Dave Will jams Miss Goueyive Stimpson. anI Mrs Mckay.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-21
BOMB FoR KING GEORGE

LONDON, Mar. 20-A fragment ol tho first bomb thrown by a German airman on English soil has been pre- scented to King George by the' e'mCm- bers of the Dover Auti-Aircraft Cod1a The bomb was dropped at Dover on December 24
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-25
CERTIFICATE
.ate of West Ylrglnia.

State of West Virginia.
 l, Stuart F. Reed, Secretary of State of the State of West Virginia, hereby certify that Walter Douglas, Presi, dent of
 BUNKER HILL MINES COMPANY, corporation created and organized under the laws of the State of West Virginia, has certified to me under his signature and the corporate seal of said corporation, that, at a meet ing of the stockholders of said cor poration, regularly held in accordance with the requirements of the law of said State, at the office thereof, In Tombstone, Arizona, on the 26th day of December, 1914, at eleven o'clock A. M. and thereafter adjourned to the 29th day of December, 1914, at the same place and hour, at which meet ing all of the stock of such corpora tion being represented by the hold. CTS thereof in person or by proxy and voting for the following resolution, the same was duly and regularly adopt ed and passed, to-wit.
 RESOLVED, that the capital stock of Bunker Hill Mines Company be, and the same is hereby increased from seven hundred and fifty shares of the par value of ten dollars each to one hundred thousand shares of the par value of ton dollars each;
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-25
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 That awful sourness, belching of acid and foul gases; that pain in tho pit of the stomach, the heartburn. nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating, dizziness and sick headache, means a disordered stomach. which can not be regulated until you re move the cause. lt isn't your stom. achs fault Your stomach is as good as any
 Try Cascarets; they immediately cleanse the stomach. remove the sour,
 mdigested and fermenting food and foul gases take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. Then your stomach trouble is ended A Cascaret tonight win sttairLten you out by morning--a 1O- cen. loH from any drug store will keep your stomach sweet; liver and bowels regular for months Don't foree. the children-their little in sides need a good, gentle cleansing, too adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-25
Overnight Relief
 For Constipation

When the bowels become clogged with a mass Of poisonous stomach waste sick headache with all its attendant misery belching of sour stomach gasses, bloat and general discomfort are sure to follow
 A mild pleasant laXatiye-tonio that will carry off the congested mass without upsetting the stomach or gripping the bowels, is the combi- nation of simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold in drug stores uRder the name of Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin A dose taken just before retiring will afford grateful relief next morning, without unpleasant ness or discomfort
 Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is the ideal family remedy, especially for the women. children and old folks. A free trial bottle can be ob- tained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 452 Washington St.. Monticello, Ills