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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
STERN BROS. LFAsE N 3IST ST.

J. Arthur Fisher has leased {, stern
Bros. for Ferguson Bros. tho So
story building. and the adjoining two
story store and basement ~ i29 to 43j
West Thirty-frs: street containing more
than 10000 square feet. for a term OF
years at $4,000 per annuin stern
Bros. will utilize the premises for a
warehouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
CHEMICAL co. BUYS BuG SITE.

Tho W. Beckers Aniline and Chemical
Works Of Rrvuklyn has bought about
fifteen acres bounded by East Eighty.
third. Eighty-fourth and Eighty-hfth
streets. Ditmas avenue and the New
York Connecting Railroad, where a
chemical plant, consisting Of twenty
three separate buildings. will be erected.
The old plant OF this concern was de-
stroycd Ivy fire last November.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
n thu Vanderbilt Concuurse Building.

in the Vanderbilt Concuurse Building,
Forty fifth street ard Vanderbilt aV'-
niue: Chicago Pneumatic Tool Com
pany Henry Atterbury Smith & Will
lam =. Miller Indiana Qunrtered oak
Company u. T.. Sherwood 4 CO. Mar
ragansett Machine Company l.ippe
Contrasting Company Manhattan car
bon Paper COMPANY &. NJ. Shay Fer
~tilizers Ncgorlh journal Warner
chemical Company Cherry River H'-nm
a Lumber Company Federal Signal
COMPANY Cteas. V Nicholson n Co W.
r. Walsh and " -. Manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Charles u. Mulligan. as broker. has
sold the plot 5Ox225 feet on the north
Test corner ~ Eastern Parkway and
tnderhill avenue, for william II. Rey-
holds, 90 Elurohar Construction Com
pany. who will improve the property
with a higI class dpa:tmrnt.
r. T Newman has sold ta5 sixth
street, etwce seventh and Eighth ave-
rhes' a four story eight family apart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Fl|'N ~ llMfr
rh- proposition ip this problem wss
that = clock pendulum. 40 inches long.
carried a bob held up by a screw nut
with SO turns to the inch. How much
would the daily rate Of the clock he
altered by two complete turns OF tire
screw"
According TO kel;, the time OF vib,a-
ton OF a pendulum aries directly as
the square roo Of It's lu7yth, and in
versely as the square root OF the ac-
ceieration due to gravity at a given
height above sea level.
From this 1t Il easy 10 csl,L.ste that
\ ~ irCh peudIium swinging in New
YORK. city, for instance. will lake about
l.Ollt2 second. for each beat ard will
SIhrate s5,426 times IL - hours.
shorten this pendulum 2-26ths OF an
inch S5,426 times, and you gain -
vibrations, each Of which will take
l.Ol07l seconds. That makes tho differ
ence in the rate about 5953l3 seconds a
dsy, which IL close enough to ne called
one minute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

V has the queen. three. deuce Of clubs 4.
nine. sH "f diamonds queen ard nine
Of spades no heart.
\ has tho queen, eight Il h,atts Jack.
nine of clubs eight. four OF diamonds,
and the seven of spades.
II has the nine OF hearts: King. ten,
seven Of clubs acc. three. deuce VI
spades NO diamonds.
y has the Jack. nvc or hearts; acc.
eight. six Of Gibbs; King ana eight Of
spades no diamonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

The foln wing realty corporation.
We're chartered NJ Albany Yesterday:
Arc Leasing CORPORATION. Manhattan
capital. $4,000 directors, Frederick II.
Cooley, Miguel II leaEucro. Jr.. New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
=. .. HOMESTEAD SAVE.

J. Sterling Drake has sold for Eliza
beth y Iefevre to Thaddeus and Carrie
kusowssi. the old hpmestesd on John
street. Port Richmond. on plot 50x1oo.
II has been in the family FOR three
generations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
PROBLEMS FOR "SUN"
READERS TO SOLVE
Many Dcfcnces in Frank Roy's
Bridge Hand Met by One
Line Of Attack.

The position shown in bridge p.oh-
lem No. 3i5. arranged 10y Capt. Frank
Roy. arose i'm a discussion very similar
10 that described by Jay Feed. the dir-
| ference OF opinion being with regard to
the same suit, the clubs. Here ia the
distribution as presented to readers OF
! THu SUN two weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

Here IS a little puzzle FOR the geom t.
r.cal sharps to WORRY over. 1t looks
but such things are sometimes de-
ceprivc. Given two II IS which are not
parallel, and - point which IL rot N
line, describe q circle that shall
pass Through thi. point ard also be tan
zen to each OF the given lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
BROOkLYN FILM THEATRE.

II Horovitz has purchased n site on
the west side OF FffrN avenue. hctw-en
Forty -;hird and FN'Ty-fourth streets.
South Brooklyn. for 4 photo play house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
White.

Black 10 play and draw.
THIS is practically a challenge TO thore
VINO believe IS wi, win for white
against s.y d~efence. n this problem -
sound. snd black can draw the game. the
IS move IL unsound as 4 solution 10Y
No. 5i2. Those VINO defend that move
viii now have al opportunity t. display
their skill AGAINST the author o. NY
mans Selected Problems"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

capital. $1,000 directors. Theodore
Schneider. Francs Lee AMI Laura l.
lee. Br"rklyn. Y. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28
LONG ISLAND MOTEL LEN>E.

Long ISLAND LEASE.
Tho Hotel Ga2"t;e Nrenry hes lctsrd
20 George y. Seltyrr for TIA Su~nlk
County Land Company the Sho,eham
Inn. ~ S~horeham. l.. I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-28

The following fms have leased space
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
Grflaltmnsen peid5en nidt freimillis.

VIIlullAl9eH IuetaJeH Htpt Iletlut~t9
9aB cine grfdlt1ng bortnddig tit,
lit fem @run6, boB Str es ietn fon,
te. Mnitott tie ro11s5ubalten" ii4ert
g1t9 2in6er11rrg, in6em Str 9r.
Sings Ne11e gnaoedung nebmt. &C.
fabrlide 2uftrobren- un6 2ungen=
fronfbeiten folgen bduftg elmer Gr-
mfdIt1ng, sic beim 8eginn berno6=
Idiiigt tp11r6e. So guer 4orper ge-
treu anfdmpft gegen 6ieie @rfal-
tungsfeime, fam fetne Before Sulfe
geIeiitet perben als ser @ebrau9 Die
fes MitteIs. @ein Ber6ienit 1T be-
itdtigt bon Sung urr6 Mt. @anft beu-
tie cine 5Iaide. SOC un6 $1.00. =
Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
3eit leiie NIT Dem 8r1t6er iprod.
limo tann re6ete ihr SnfeI ein6rtnq=

uno Gam re6ete ibr Snfel etn0rlng=
li6 n1f oie Sdmeiter Elm, uno emo
lid gtng ct Iange 3et I'M 3immer
a11f unb nieber, unb Stun6e m1f
Stunbe berging, ebe er gum 8oribein
fam. SIN nnb tpie6er borte &atbe
MIR f11r5e @orte 5uiiden 8ru6er uno
|SHtpelter med1eln. sic lauidte midt,
file batte iid melt ab bon Der Sbire
geiett unb barrte 6es Mugenblids, IN
1peld)em iie gerufen pa1r6e. Sic tpar<
tete peraebens.
gnoli9 trat 0nfeI @einbol6, ro@-
6em er itunbenlang bel 5rau @liie
getpeien, 51 &dtbe. Sos iunge Ma6z
der idritt linn ertpartungspou emit
gegen. @us ibrem bleiden Antlit
leuf)teten fragenb bie flugen, groBen,
grol1en Mugen berpor. &einbol6 &a-
merfin bermie6 es, 6ieiem 8lid &a=
ties 5u begegnen.
us@omm, Settle, fomm nit in 6en
@orten, beine Mel1tter but ii9 erbolt
uno miro uns bol6 nadfolgen."
rDorf id nidt gu lift, 6orf i6 ni@t
enoli9 Die @abrbeit erfabren?"
iprab &1dtbe.
uNeein" = %ertgegnete &einbol6
@omerfin beItimmt. uMein> mein
&sino, Die @abrbeit taugt nidt fir
oid. Sc gibt 3inge, 6ie better per-
bergen bIeiben, uno beine Mhatter bat
gan5 redt gebonoelt. @os man nidt
tpeiB, modt einem nidt beiB = 3us
lit Elm mabreS Sptrdtport nn6 6es=
bulb riibre mdt meiter an 0inge, 6ie
better ungeiagt bleiben. 0lrdIe oeine
Ml1tter nidt, i6 bite 6i6, ipri6 ME
BON ibr, ooB 61 obnit, es ldge Elm
@ebeimmB 5tpiiden el1d, es mitroe
lie febr erregen uno front madem."
5initer blidte &aitbe Dor iih BIN.
SIS lit nidt Neugieroe, Snfel.
.Mber i9 meine, 5tpiiden Ma1tter un6
@ir1 6iirfte fein @ebeimniB 1teben."
% 6od]. 9ie Mlttter bot fir oes
&in6es @obl 5n iorgen un6 ourf ibm
bergeben, mos ibm 5u miiien nidt gut
Hut. l1n6 iett, bette &dtbe, lei Der
1iinftiq nn6 riibre ridt mebr 6nrn11.
Sci frob un6 better un6 genieBe Dos
id)0ne 9eber, bu boit 6id in 6eirer
Sl1gen6 gen11g plogen miilien nit al
Ser 2er1rerei mr6 ba1tn 11adber sic
2ebrerei tpieoer. Mrmes cling, fonit
iebt &l1be babenz 6n un6 oeine Mut=
ter, un6 @ergongenes tit pergangen,
6oron 5erre nidt. 9u 6orflt 6eine
M1ttter berebren als MartDrerin,
ober q11alen 6arf1t 6u lie midt!"
Gin @euf5er ser grleidterung bob
Settles 8rnit. @ie Elm Alp lag es ibr
m1f 6em !@er5en, 6aB es cine @da1lo
iein Tonne, 6ie tire M11tter bride un6
oie lie ibr berbarg.
veslt es Sos @ebetmntB eines o1=
bern, eines 6ritten?" fragte lie nn6
blidte for1deno in Snfel &etnbol6s
@eiidt.
uSo, io," muttportete bieler fur5
un6 gtng raiden Sdrittes Settle por-
outs IN SEN @urten.
Muf 6em MItun 6es Sdlobdens,
Ser cine berrlide Ausiidt a1f BEN
See gepabrte, iuB @Dd @amerfin uno
malte eifrig. Ser Gee nit Dem @al6
I'M @intergr11n6 bil6ete ibr Motip,
un6 Tie gab fib l1nen6lide Nmbe, Dos
mos ibr Muge iab, ebenio berrli4 uno
farbig glan8en6 oatf Die 9eintuono gu
5o11bern. Mein eS gelang ibr nidt
redt. sic mar iebr ur5ufrie6en NIT
ii9 un6 REF Hagenb ibrem 8ater
uno Settle Dies al, ole iie oerielben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
anli6tig mlr6e u1r6 mod Sante Cities
Hpfin6pn npfrnnt

gefinben gefrugt.
uMh, menr man 10 gor fem Salen1
bat, lit es bo6 traurig! Sd fann gar.
nibts, Settle! Denfe Sir MUIR: 5pra=
dyen bleiben mir Elm &atbiel, Grant
matif gebt etmuol nidt in mein flei=
mes @irn, M1tiif bore id fir mein
2eben germ, Defenders @eiarg, un0
babe oblolrt feline Gimme, uno Ma=
len, meine grobte 21tlt, lerne id aud
i'm 2eben nidt. Seine spur bon So
lent! Md @ott, &dtbe, tpenu i) mir
mein 8rot ber6ienen ioute, tpie b1
armes @eId6pf es getban bait, id
1piiBte mabrbaftig ridt, tpomit. Soge
muir MIR, mie buit on es angefmgen,
10 fl1g gu tper6en, Inn on6ere beleb=
rem foInnen? Sddbe, bob i'd i6on 10
olt bin, 61 bGcttelt on mir Elm groB.
artiges Gel6 at bearbeiten."
Gte REF es luftig binob unb mint
te bei6en bero1tf 6amit iie tbr ur-
tbeiI abgeben fonten iiber ibr begon-
nenes @erf.
80 idledt lit es gar niht," mein=
tie gutmitbig @ater &einbol6.
uMber o119 1idt gut" ipra9 ienf-
3er6 Gbn. Limo es 1pn 1pf1 oft mer=
ben. Sd babe 6as gil6den 10 m11r=
6erpou int 4opf un6 Nun mills nift
tperben. lno @iintber babe ib es
idon periprodem, er miro mild idon
o11sladen. gine 6rall, sic gar nidts
fann, lit 6od idredlih, nidt mabr
&actbe, 6u init 6einer &1ugbeit biit
tal1ien6mal mebr mertb, als i6."
Sc flong 10 fomiid per5meifeIt bon
oen 9ippen 6es id0nen @eid0pfes.
Sc lag bei6en, @dtbe iotpobl nie So
ter &omerfin nobe 5u iagen: u9a1
braudit nidts mebr, beine Sdon-
beit, 6ein 9iebrei5 genigen 1tn6 uie=
gent ole Solente ouf. Did ort5u=
ieber lit ei1te Greu6e un6 einem &C.
plar6er gu lauid)en eine 9l1it, 6eine
@ra5ie famr ME gelebrt meroen, iie
lit sos if0nite Salient 6es @eibes."
nn6 @dtbe 6ofte nod tpeiter: rDa1
gludlides &in6, boit nidt bon SUI
gen6 a1tf tpie id, 6as S9redgeipenit
6es 9ltngers Dor Mugen gebabt, Dor
6em ollein ser GeiB un6 Ste Mrbeit
idiitt"
@dtbe tpa1Bte altd jett ie6e Stun6e
GIT niiten. sic berei6erte ibr SSH
len, tire @enntniiie Ser id0nen Cite
ratur un6 iibte fid in praftiilden 9in=
gen. Mn ser Geite ihrer Mntter Be-
gann fie SEN groBen Sansbolt 5u lei
ten un6 boIf 6em SnfeI Bel Ser 6ibr
rl1ng ieiner 8tider. 5tin nnb la11t=
log ging Tie in Sons un6 @orten
umber un6 iab nod 6em &edten, un6
1idt entging ibrem fl1'ge1 Ml1ge, tpas
nt6t in Sr6n11ng mar.
ugine Before Muieherin iiber mei1
5m1stpei en bette id mir gar nidt
tpiini6en fonnen, ols 6eine @atbe.
sic bot einen proftil9en Sim; iie
gefam Mir immer beiier," iprad
&amerffi1 oft.
r5ie iudt ii@ niitIi9 GIT maden,"
arttportete 5ro1 Cite barm1f, uno
tie ielblt mar ebenlo> tpte ibre So6-
ter, beitrebt, ibrem gruoer gu pergel=
ten, mos er on ibnen tbot. gnaoen=
brot fonnten Tie beioe ntdt eiien, ielbit
bon ibrem ndditen B%ertpanoten.
No9 bleib nn6 tpa11fe1o trat Gral
Cite in SEN @arten l1n6 bat &dtbe,
Tie in Die Slide gu begleiten.
SD modte, boB 61 DID nit mir
l1m bte &iide befiimmerit i, benn bu
fnnnff Iorrror4 IN n.>rnt1r nrn6prb 6nnfS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
81 n~erfanfen

81 berfanfen
200 Mder 6arm - 70 Mder I'M.
ter 8fIug = 35 Slider @ieie, @eit
8ei6e. unb 8uf9lor6. Grgiebiger
9ebmbooen uno quite @ebdu6e muf
6ern 8Idbe. N6beres Bel
37-ba s. $. Bod,
Mlbanp. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

Abonnirt anf ben rEorbterr.1
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19

moned, most of them persons of na- uonal prominence.
 They include: John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. J. P. Morgan, Jacob H. Schiff Charles Steue, George W. Perkins, George F.. Baker, Andrew Carnegie, Ganiel uGggeuheim, E. J Berwind, Adolph Lowisohn, August Belmont A. Barton Hepburn and Samuel McRob- erts, New York hnanciers; Judius Ro- senwald, Chicago merchant; Henry C. Ford. Detroit, automoble-manufactur- Ter. Samuel Gompers president of the hmercan Federation of Labor and John Mtchen vce-presdent; Jane Ad- dams. of Chcago. socal welfare work CT, Seth Low, president of the Natonal Cvc Federaonion; Samuel Untermery- CT. Robert w. de Forest, New York, and Louis Brandeis, Boston attorneys who have been prominently connected with the activities of corporations John Hays Hammond, New York, en- gineer. Charles W. Eliot presideni emeritus of Harvard University; R Fulton Cutting and Amos Pinchot identified with philanthropc work ! New York; Professor Jacob II. Hol lander of Johns Hopkins University and Professors Franklin II. Giddings and George w. Kirchwey of Columbia University; Morris Hillquit socialist and labor publicist John M Glenn oi the Russell Sage Foundation Frederick H Golf of the Cleveland Foundation Jerome D. Greene, of the Rockefeller Foundation; Paul U. Kellogg, editor o the Survey; Charles B. Going editol
 of Engineerlng Rev John Haynet Holmes, New York; Charles P Neill former Commissioner of Labor Jame'
 Mackaye. of Boston, writer on ethica and political subjects, and Roger Bab
 son of Wellesley Hills, Mass, statisti clan
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
NOTICE

In accordance with the action of the City Council notice is hereby giv- en that the Palace Undertaking Com pany will begin the removal of the remains of bodies from the old Gene tery in the City of Bisbee to Ever. green Cemetery Tuesday January 18th, 1915. In order that graves may be prepared, any relative or friend wishing to select location in the new cemetery for such removal, are requested to report same to the City Clerk at the City Hall, Bisbee, before above date.
 3S7 M L. BUTLER, City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
WELL KNOWN COUPLE WE'D.

Of great interest to the contracting couples many friends in the District will be the announcement that Wilma Hautamak. for some time past con. nected with the Fair Store Annex, and John Rova a well known local miner, are man and wife
 The ceremony bindin gthe couple was performed by Justice of the Peace George W. Totman Thursday evening in the offices of the Judge
 Both bride and groom are well known locally The bride has been a resident of Bisbee for many years and ha sa great number of friends The groom too, swell known. The couple will continue to I've n Bsbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
SHE IS A WISE WOMAN

Who recognizes in the tell-tale symptoms such as back ache, head aches, dragging sensations, nervous ness and irritabihty the true cause and relies on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore her to a healthy normal condition. For forty years this root and herb remedy has been pre-eminently successful in con trolling the diseases of women. Merit slufs could nave s6od sucA a test oi tine. AdYt.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
HIGH SCHOOL RIFLE
 TEAMS COMPETING
School Boys Do Some Excellent
 Shooting In Meet

WASHINGTON, D. c. Ja nlS.-Thir. ty high schools from Maine to Califor nin are competing for the rifle cham, pionship O fthe United States under the supervision of the army national guard officers. Iowa City has the best score with 962 out of a possible 1000. Othes in Class "A", are Auburn, Cali fornia, 93O versus New York City CMorris) 924 Class "B", Tucson S15 versus Utica, 552 Class "C", New York City (Curtis) $925 verssu Gil. roy. California, ST. Sacramento, 777 versus San Francisco 727.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
OIL BUSINESS GOOD.

The two wagons of the Eastern oil Company Bakerville's new enter prise are on the go every minute. Their loads of oil cans and oil are finding patrons in every part of the District The yellow wagons can be seen in every part of the District selling oil direct to the consumer. The Eastern oil Company is making a special appeal to auto owners for gasoline in considerable lots and is also catering to the housewife by providing her with a handy can and shelf and then calling at her resi- dence regularly and filling the re- ceptacle The new company is here to stay and finds welcome among the great number Of householders of the city and District
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
ENTIRE TRAIN STOLEN BY DARING BANDITS.

HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. 18.-Thieves stole a freight train fthirty-dve cars in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad yards at Indiana Harbor The cars were wrecked and stripped to the trucks. Earlier in the week three car loads tof coal were taken from z siding in the Chesapeake and Ohio yards at Hammond within fifteen mn utes after beng left there by yard en- gne. Authorities declared organized bands O thieves were responsible for the disappearance of train loads of merchandise.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
ENGINEER VISITS.

Thomas Nichols, office engineer of the state highway department, was a business visitor in Bisbee yester- day on matters connected with the office Of Lamar Cobb, state engineer. He spent some hours in the Sulphur Springs valley where there is urgent need for bridges. and reports that there are favorable chances for some structures soon. He returned to the capital city last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
lIs HE A LlvE7

One of the most novel and attract i've show window performances that has been seen in Bisbee in a long time is in operation in the big show window of Phelps-DodEe Mercantile Co. "Is it a dummy or a human be- ing?" is the question being asked by the many who gathered in front of this display yesterday.
 The question" win be in the win dow and demonstration conducted Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon between the hours 3:30 and D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
OSCAR sLooMoUlsT HERE.

Accompanied by his wife. Oscar Bloomquist, formerly connected with the Maze Cigar Store on Main St.. arrived in Bisbee yesterday from the Johnson ranch near Douglas They will spend several days in the city on pleasure and business
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
cl AIM PAID.

William Simmons the well known employee of the Mason Market, was married Sunday evening 10 Miss Maura L. Cundy of Oroyille Calitor- nia The ceremony was performed Sunday afternoon at the home Of the Rev. o. Nj. Andrews. The couple left Sunday night on a honeymoon for El Paso. After trip the newly married pair will be at home in Bis bee
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
MIss suLLIvAN ARRIVEs.

Miss Sadie SuiIyan number of years ago a well known resident of Bisbee, arrived iu Bi5bee yesterday and will spend several months visit ing Ms. T. J. Connell at the latters ho.Ne on School Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
LEAVES FOR COLORADO.

Mrs. Earnest Shelp and her two children, well known residents Of South Bisbee, left Sunday night for Idaho Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Shelp was called to the Colorado town on the receipt Of the news that her mother was not expected to live.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
FOR
GRAZING PERMITS

GRAZING PERMITS NOTICE is hereby given that all ap- plications for permits to graze cattle. horses, goats, and swine within the CHIRICAHUA NATIONAL FOREST during the season of 1915 must be filed in my office at Portal, Arizona, on or before FEBRUARY 1, 1915
 Full information in regard to the grazing fees to be charged end blank forms to be used in making applica- tions will be furnished upon request. ARTHUR II. ZACHAU, Supervisor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
SEE AMERICA FIRST

Start at Naco. Use our dandy Car Service. Excellent drivers. YouN get the habit
 LOZIER AUTO SERVICE. Phone G57
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
BOWEN HOME

Mrs John J. Bowen, wife of the we'll known automobile man. return ed to Bisbee yesterday morning. Mrs. Bowen was called Co Los An- geles several weeks ago by the news that her mother was very i'll. The latter is reported as baing much bet ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
& X. WILLIAMs uP.

The friends of s. K. Williams were pleased to see the attorney about town Sunday. It was the first time he has appeared about the District for several days. having been con fined to his home with 8 threatened attack of pneumonia.
 ATTENTIoNl KNIGHTS AND
 LADIES OF SECURITY.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
SELLS AN AUTO.

The Bisbee Auto Company. the studebaker Vene and Lozier agents for the district, reports the sale of a studebaker Pour yesterday to Hialmar Haapane, well known res ident of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
SCRATCH PADS.

Good quality scratch pads Sc and 1OC 10. Review office. 269
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19

special meeting will be held on Wednesday at 730 p. m. at the home of Sister Merrill Do not miss this. Something different.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
Too Late To Classify

LOST-Gold bracelet, Friday even ing. at Y. Nj. c. A. Central School, or between the two. Reward if re- turned to Ursilla Reese.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
SCRATCH PADS.

5c and 10c b. Review office 269 cooperating Co.,, Phoenix Ariz., by Jan. 29th.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
NEW FACE Al WINDOW.

Miss Myrtle Arborn is now presid- ing over the ticket window at the Royal theatre, succeeding Ed Riley.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19

When in Douglas stop at the Roy Cafe. Best bnl-offare in Southwest. Tables for ladies. l27 J. NJ. HAMILTON, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
TUCK POTTER IN.

Tuck Potter. the well known Sul- brings valley stockman. accompanied by Mrs. Potter. were visitors in the District yesterday They returned to their ranch yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19
L o C Al
ARMY VISITOR.

Lieutenant Emory T. Smith, sta toned at the present time in Naco. was a visitor in Bisbee Sunday at the home of Mrs Petchner on Quality Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-19

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14
The Year Without Summer.

The year 1916 was known throughout
the United States as the year without
a summer January of that year was
so mild that most people would have
let their furnaces go out had they had
any, and February was only occasion
ally colder. March and April coaXed
the buds and flowers out, and May was
winter month. with ice and snow.
BY the end of May everything perish
able had been killed by the cold, and
the young leaves had been stripped
from the trees. June was as cold as
May. Both snow and ice were COM
mon throughout the month all over the
corn belt. and after having planted
corn two or three times the farmers
threw up their hands Snow fell ten
inches deep in Vermont. The follow
ing winter was the hardest the people
of the United States have ever known.