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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

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the object of the system to be and
wherein il fails. There are many par
ents who are seeking a foundation OF
knowledge on this subject which would
give them the right to judge.
7, for one. can not have too much in
formation upon the application Of the
Cary system. And while discussing
children and their relation to the school,
let me suggest that a criticism Of school
or Of anything pertaining 10 it, suffered
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
RFpITFs M .. sOIDTER i,

EultOr III EaSO Herald
I would like to say to your readers
in general and to a Soldier" in par
~ticular, that the views of a Soldier, 9"
as aired in Wednesdays Herald. are far
from being those held by the majority
Of Uncle Sans fighting men.
He states that he is positive that any
soldier in the world would much rather
clean up a Chihuahua district than to
be at war.
I am a soldier and I most emphati-
cally deny this assertion
If this is his true opinion I am very
sorry for him and hope that some at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
Letters To The Herald
IAN communeatons nus bear the signature Of te writer tut TIT

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rather be scaven-ers than fight.
If "A Soldier" would rather clean up
Chihuahua than to be at war 1 earn
estly advise him TO buy out, and apply
to the city OF Fl Paso for a job-there
is plenty for him to do.
OF course there are a great number
of enlisted men, of whom ~ Soldier"
seems to be one, who are content with
what they get and what they are to
do"
These men drill a few hours in the
morning, sleep the remainder Of the
day Except at meal time) and ARE
content with what they get"
Others, and ] am glad 20 say they
are in the majority, are not content
but are ambitious enough to want
more; and il is needless to say they
do not aspire 10 be ~scavengers-
Donald Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
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French ministers as Sofia have re-
ccived instructions 10 leave Bulgaria
if Russia sewers diplomatic relations
with the country
The Bulgarian consul at Petrograd,
N. Kamazyref, departed last night by
wa OF Finland. Many B~ulgarians re-
siding in Russia, II is reported here. are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

defendants in the district court today
where a suit was filed by Eleanor
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claims the sum due for services as
bookkeeper and membership secretary
prior to October. 1915
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
WOMAN SUES FARM
CONGRESS ron 500

Denver, Colo, Oct. THE Interna-
tional Farm congress and six members
Of the board OF governors were named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

the whole bushes only cost one
nickel.
Such meals will never give a man
an attack of govt or Bright's disease.
However, in the future a man who
has committed the objectionable sin
of filling himself rapaciOusly on a
fVe-cent meal may be forced to buy
five dollars worth of dyspepsia tab
lets to pay for his "gluttony."
One of those restaurants has some
connection with some charitable in
stitutiOn, for tin checks with an in
scription reading: Good for one
meal at such-and-such place" are
sometimes handed to the down-and-
out who is asking for something to
eat. These checks have acquired an
awfully bad reputation among the
unemployed. Some actually keep
them as a souvenir of the hard times.
(Next-"The Hoboes' Union.")
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

and I have come to realize that it is
you and not Julia and I have dared
to hope"
He drew her toward him.
TO hope that~you might learn to
care for me, DuIcie. And have now
dared to tell you because 1 have seen
you for the past week as clearly as l
ever saw in my life"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

The italian earthquake, coming in
the midst of the great war, recalls
one curious effect of a seismic shock
in 1888. The cables connecting Aus
tralia with the outer world were
suddenly broken by a distant earth
quake, and the government, under
the impression that an enemy had
cut the lines, modified the naval and
military forces in readiness to. repeI
attack.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16

you for the past week as clearly as
ever saw in my life"
1920
THE ARMY OF
DESPAIR
BY FRED ISLER,
iTeamster and Sec'y Hoboes' Union.
FIVE-CENT RESTAURANTS. -
Winter time, and especially hard
times, bring into being atrocities
known as scent restaurants. At this
time Chicago can boast of several
and all seem to be doing land-Ofice
business. Taking into consideration
the ever increasing cost of food prod
ucts, it is nothing short of marvellous
to provide a full meal for nickel and
make the enterprise pay.
Imagine for one minute the kind Of
a meal one can get at that price. Yet,
it is a meal. Of course, some who are
naturally skeptical are inclined to call
it an apology of meal.
The menu is varied and if ones
astronomical taste runs along the
lines of the mysterious he can order
a plate of hash made out Of every
thing else but corn beef, or if he is
inclined toward hamburger steak
some kind of an imitation well pad
ded with bread crUsts will be served
to him. Should his palate insist on
pork and beans the beans will be
forthcoming, but the pork is more
than likely to be missing. Bones Ia
borioUsly collected from butcher
shops form the main ingredient of
the stew and if the meat is missing
the taste remains. A few other deli
cacies' of a like nature are to be
found on the bill of fare. Of course,
a liquid of doubtful color, smelling
strongly Of chicOry, is included in the |
order. Dry bread, generously piled !
up in baskets complete the Tepast and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-16
ToDAY'S LENTEN DISH
BY Caroline Coe

Baker Mackerel- fresh fish is
best for this recipe, but the sailed fish
may be used, if soaked in tepid water
until all salt has been removed.
Cut off head and tail from fish
weighing ~ pounds and remove the
backbone. Place the fish in baking
pan, skin side down, and sprinkle it
with little curry powder. Blend
1 tablespoonful of butter with 1 tea
spoonful of Worcestershire sauce
and spread over the fish. Add juice
of 1 lemon to 1 cup Of stock, turn
over fish and bake in moderate oven
Is minutes, basting often with the
juice in the pan. Serve with potato
cakes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
ARIZONA JUDGE HAS
 IDEAS ON MARRIAGE
CUNNINGHAM SAYS "GIVE AND TAKE" POLICY WOULD CURE
 DIVORCE EVILS

PHOENIX, Mar 8. - While stu- dents of social conditions declare that young men and women should be educated as to the marriage rela- tiou and responsibilities. Judge D. l.. Cunningham of the supreme court of Arizona agrees with them only 10 the extent that one subject in the course is necessary to insure domes- tie happiness and after the lesson in give and take" is mastered, divorce will steadily decrease.
 Congeniaity and friendship are not sufficient basis for marriage and must be the strongest factor in the contract according to Judge Cunning ham He does not believe that Is requires a model man and woman 70 carry out his theory but that any fair minded couple that are always frank, honest and sincere will find the blue bird of happiness
 Both the husband and wife cannot learn to be patient under all condi- tions and circumstances and recog- nize the others rights The records .of divorce show that the great major ity of legal separations have been granted during the first five years of married life This l attribute largely 10 the fact that during that time the young folks have not become ac- quainted It takes five years for man and woman to understand each other" said the well known jurist. who firmly believes that there is but one just cause for divorce
 Personal misconduct is the most frequent ground for divorce, the only legitimate excuse. In my many years practice ] frequently had divorce cas- es and only considered my case won when it was dismissed with a recon ciliation in my office do not con slider the mad rush of youth into matrimony as a cause for the divorce evils for many hurried courtships have eliminated as happily as long years of pliehted troth."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
CAPITALIST
 ENDS LIFE BY BULLET
Harry J. Jones, Prominent Property Owner Is
 a Suicide.

Harry J Jones, a well known club man and local flnancier. died here at noon today as the result of gun wound. self-inflicted an hour previ- ous, in a room at the Arizona Club. It was a clear case of suicide and the coroner's jury so found.
 He was the owner of the Center and Washington Sts property which was destroyed by fire last November and financial difficulties unbalanced his mind He had made Phoenix his home at intervals for the past fifteen years. He lived formerly in Chicago as the junior member of Jones & Go. Brokers. and later was floor man in the Waldorf office, New York. for Hagden. Stone, X Co., His wife, to whom he had during the morning willed his personal property and deed ed his realty, survives him and was with him at his death
 When Jones presented himself this morning at the Arizona Club, he re- quested a room saying he desired to hold a cinference Five minutes lat CT a shot was heard in the room and on investigation the body was found with a 32 calibre revolver grasped in the hand. Not an hour before he had bought the gun and ammunition at local store.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
MASTER KEY TO AT LOWELL NEXT WEDNESDAY
Feature Serial Picture Play Starts at Theatre. Review Will Garry Sunday Feature of the Picture.

Miss Mary Fuller in the leading role of "The Witch Girl" will try to take first honors against Miss Cleo Madison in the leading double role in the Trey O Hearts, this episode Is entitled "The Painted Hills" and is one of the most thrilling yet to be seen in this remarkable serial Miss Madison will have strong contender tonight in Miss Mary Fuller who won so many friends in the district as Dolly Desmond, in Dolly of the Dailies," as well as her many thrill ling adventures in What Happened to Mary" Interwoven with these two big special features there will be two reels of Universal comedy mak- ing in all one of the most entertain ing programs seen here in some time.
 Thhe Lowell will present the first number of the Worlds greatest ser ial "The Master Key" on next We'd nesday, March 10th, and Manager Frazier has consented to run a spe- cial matinee every Wednesday espe- cially for the ladies and miners and all others who do not have an op- portunity of attending the night shows, and especially for the miners who have to change shifts, it will be the purpose of the management to see that all who start with tho open ing of this greatest of all serial stor- ies that no one shall miss a number even though it be necessary to put on an extra special performance at 1 o'clock especially for the o'clock shift. Everyone Win want to see this famous story and Manager Frazier states he will make it point to see that all are accommodated.
 The opening chapters will appear ln the columns of The Review Sun day, March 2, and win be a special feature of this paper every sunday thereafter until completed The pie tureswill be shown at the Lowell ev- cry Wednesday afternoon and eve ming
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
TAKES HOLD; BIG MEET FRIDAY EVENING
Players and Enthusiasts to Meet Friday Evening to Or ganize Association to carry On Team This Season.

In the midst Of storm and cold with snow driving through an early Farch, the baseball bug has come but has not gone. Indeed it is again with us. we hope for matter of six or seven months Friday night. as far as the Warren District Is concerned win see the first ball rolled toward the plate.
 For on Friday night in Che city hall the gasoball peipIe of the district. and in this category is included not only an of the players but also those who are interested in the sport. will meet The purpose Of the meeting is the perfection Of am organization 10 handle the baseball in the District during the coming season. The peo- pie behind the movement are start. ing early enough Co get a good start and all appear to be earnestly in fav- or Of setting the best kind of a team for nisbee this year
 On March 24 the Chinese Univer- sity' ol Hawaii. located at Honolulu win appear in the District with its bah team This University makes an annual tour through the United States and will during the last few days Of this month be on it's way to the east where it will play the east eru colleges It is in direct prepara- ton for this game that the local play CTS are urged to get together for
 Practice of the bah players is ex- pected to starr this coming week But for the bad weather conditions which have existed during the past few days, some of the players would have been out on the grounds al- ready The meeting Friday night is expected Co bring out a large repre-. seutation both of enthusiasts and players
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
CALLES SAID ID. BE ACTIVE IN
 SONORA
Commander of Agua Prieta Said to Have Moved Troops South, by Douglas Man Now Visiting In Bisbee

Agua Prieta should hold the stage of local interest as far as Mexico is concerned for the next day or SO. fol- lowing the sending south of almost the entire garrison yesterday. accord ing the arrivals from Douglyas last night.
 In the morning between 200 and 300 men were sent south They were reported to have engaged an un- known number of Naytorenistas at Kilometer 45, where the bridges are burned out
 General Gales received an urgent appeal for endorsements. which re- suited in the sending of three troop trains south Monday afternoon with the four pieces Of the garrison's ar uuery. Gales also left for the south but according to Agua Prieta officials was expected Co return some time last night.
 An embargo was again placed on traffic across the line yesterday af- teuoon lasting until night As was the case during Fridays embargo sev- eral Americans were caught on the wrong side of the fence.
 Colonel Samaneigo, who was last re ported at El Tigre, was last night supposed to have arrived and began an attack on Nacozari Whether or not he did is not known.
 Critics are inclined to believe that the Gales troops mean business this time and will endeavor 70 reach Nae ozan before Maytorena is able to send endorsements. It is known that many of the lesser officers of the garrison have been inclined to blame their leaders for Fridays fiasco and one high officer who accompanied the troops stated that the men were ready to fight but they were ordered back at tho last minute. Others say that the start south is only a move ment to give the impression that the garrison is active.
 No movement of Maytorena troops east from Cananea or points on the Naco-Cananea road was reported last night Any considerable group of Maytorena forces could easily cut the railroad between Agua Prieta and the Canauea forces isolating General Gales from his troops to the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
TO HEREFORD

Wm Ryan who has been visiting in the district for the past several days, left yesterday for his home at Hereford.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
DOUGLAS DIVINE DENOUNCES
 FASHIONS
Baptist Preacher, Comment ing on Douglas Social Func- tions, Hands Several Hot Packages to the Women.

Denouncing the extremist tendea- cies of modern fashion in dress and dancing, as a Aggression from his text. Why the Rich Man Went to He'll" the Rev Hubert l.. Sparks. pastor of the First Baptist church, Douglas. Sunday night, took occasion to comment upon recent social func- tions in Douglas. drawing his object lessons from those. Mpch Of the modern sinfulness, he declared, is due to the immodesty of women's dress.
 The following were among his char acteristic remarks:
 "The only excuse I can find for SO much being taken of both the bot tom and top of women's dresses these days. is that the price of dry goods is going up and they cannot afford the material to properly clothe their bodies.
 "No respectable woman should dis play her SO called charms after the fashion of the women of the under world. They may get some respect able men into trouble by doing SO.
 "The rich man went to hell not be- cause he was rich but because he wasted his life, his influence and his opportunities. You have men here who are making money by the barrel but they are scheduled to go to hell by carload lots"
 "I deny the doctrine that tEere is a stopping place between this life or heaven or hell. There are no hell scorched Christians in heaven
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-04
OFFICERS VISIT CANANEA CON
 PROPERTY
Resumption of Work in So- nora Mines Not Likely at Once, Due to Unsettled
 Conditions Existing There.

Following stay over Monday in Douglas. when he and other officials and directors of the Cananea Consoli- dated Copper Company, held a meet ing in the head offices to transact routine business. Dr. Ricketts. presi- dent of the company; George King don. general superintendent w. S.. Harper or New York and F D. Ham. ilton left yesterday for Cananea, in- tending Co inspect the property Lat er Fr Kingdom returned. having been driven back by the snowfall which was steady and which was re- ported to have reached a depth Of 12 inches in the town of Cananca.
 Al the meeting in Douglas it was reported that the company heads did not discuss resumption of operations as a probability of the immediate fu- ture, albeit they would like to take advantage of the present market con- ditions. The Mexican mHddle is SO difficult at present that there is lit- tie chance of the company attempt ing 70 operate until sufficient guaran- tees can be given them that the pro- perties will not be molested
 The force now employed numbers approximately 300 and work of im- portance 10 the general development of the property is being done This can be taken advantage of when the time comes to put the big mills and smelter to work again
 Visit United Verde.
 To inspect the United Verde Ex- tension property at Jerome. James S. Douglas of Douglas. and c. E. Ten. ner of Piusburg. have gone to the northern part of the state. Both Of these gentlemen were interested in the promotion of the company, and recently, when it was found necess- ary to issue S5O.OOO more of the stock to pay for development, they became mutually sponsors for the entire is. sue, stating that they would take the whole or any part other stock. holders did not wish to purchase The development work is progressine quite we'll Ore extracted in the course of developing the 12OO-fooi level is being shipped to the Clarks dale smelter of the United Verde, the returns adding materially in paying for development As yet no stopinl has been done The property while still considered by Mir Douglas to be in the prospect class is showing high ! ly encouraging results under recent operations and local stockholders arc well pleased with progress attained thus far