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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
SENATE BIL['LOND0N DARK; HAMMERED BYFEAR 0F AIR
 BIC REVOLT CRAFT COMES
Ship Purchase Bill Placen in Category of Uncertain When Nine Democratic Senators Join Minority.
SENATE ADJOURNS IN
 TIME TO SAVE BILL
Democratic Caucus Will Con- sider Amendments Which Will Alter Opposition to Proposed Measure.

WASHINGTON Feb. 1.-Nine dem ocrats in the senate have joined an alliance of republicans in an unez- pected attempt to recommit the gov ernment ship purchase bill The sud den revolt turned in a twiukling the administration advantage to de- iensive which tonight appeared al- most hopeless 10 many democratic leaders.
 They forced the fight for the very life of the proposed measure and dem ocrats succeeded in adjourning the senate with a motion pending to send the bill back to the committee. A party caucus was immediately called for tomorrow morning At the uneX pected crisis the legislative pande- mcnium resulting had not been wit. messed in the senate for many years. Democratic senators poured from the cloabroom to the chamber The rush from the republican cloakroom was even more immediate as they were forewarned
 Senator Clark of Arkansas, sprung a surprise when he arose while Smith of Michigan, was concluding a long speech against the bill and asked him to yield for a motion. The sen ator yeilded and Clarke introducing his remaks with an appeal for con sideration of other legislation moved to send back the ship bill As soon as the administration leaders could catch their breath. Fletcher, in charge of the bill, made it a point of order against the motion which vice-Pres- ident Marshall sustained. Clarke ap pealed, the clslh was overruled and Clarke's appeal was sustained, 46 to 37 Nine democrats voted with the republicans A motion to recommit was pending when the senate adjourn ed until noon tomorrow. Amend ments will be considered in demo cratic causus tomorrow
 The causus also will endeavor to find a way to get republican progress i've support without recommitting the bill If this fails and the bill is recommitted, many of it's most san gune supporters insist the measure is dead for this session.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
MORGAN APPROVES
 HE OPEN SHOP;"
 LABOR DECENT MAN
Denies Reports Which Have Said he Owned or Control led Half Railroads of Unit ed States.

NEW YORK, Feb. l.--J P. Morgan making his first appearance as spokesman Of the vast financial firm of Morgan X Company denied that his firm controlled half the railroad of the United States when testfying before the federal industrial com mission in the investigation of phil anhtropic foundations and the cause of industrial unrest. He said Samu- el Untimeyer of Kuhn. Loeb & Co.,. who told the commission that Nor gan virtually controlled half the railroads lis certainly wrong and l should like to think we did control half of them" he added laughing.
 Morgan confessed to his ignorance of labor troubles and corporations of which he is director officers of cor porations as executive officials are responsible for labor conditions, he said. He favored the open shop and considered in labor disputes that the employer ought 10 play the part of decent men.
 Philanthropic foundations have done much good be believed. When arrived at the hearing John Mitchell former president Of the United Mine
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
ARMSTRONG SAID TO HAVE DISAPPEARED

BOWIE Ariz, Feb. 1.- Special J. D. Prewitt. constable of the Bowie precinct, took charge of <the Bowie Bank and Trust Company which closed its doors today on instructions from State Auditor Callaghan. No announcement was given as to why the bank was closed and no opicer could be found in Bowie today
 Joseph Armstrong; president of the bank. left for the east on train No. yesterday according 10 reliable in- formation. Cochise county bad $2. 800 on deeposit in the bank Harry Ross county treasurer. is in Bowie looking after the county's interests. The bank is capitalized at SlO,O00
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
PLAN Is ANNOUNCEDFOR PEACE BY OLD
 FACTIONS
Old Cientifico Party Will At tempt to Settle Mexican Political Affairs -Carranza Family One Less.

FL PAsO. Feb. IA movement directed against Carranza and Villa elements has been launched by the Cieentifico party. which was support ed by Diaz and Huerta regime, ac- cording to authentic information The new movement is said to have received the adherence of many for merly wealthy land owners. It is further declared that the purported peace conference of prominent MeXi cans set for February 8 at San An tonic, is expected to advance a new plan of government that will oppose both Constitutionalsts and Conven- tionalists.
 Frederico Gamboa, former cabinet minister under Huerat, once am bassador to Washington is reported to have been slated for the position of provisional president In the new movement the wealth of the Cientifico party and military talent and re- sources of the Orosco revolution are said to be relied upon to combat Villa and Carranza strength. Both officers and soldiers who fought with Orosco in the revolution against the Madero government. have retained their or- ganization, few of them taking part in copflicts during the past year General Ynez Salazar. former OroscJ chieftan is already in the field in Chihuahua state
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
( . . . . . H [ . LONDON GUNS ARE
 ' OPENED ON VESSELS

. LONDON, Feb l. - Harbor . N batteries opeened fire early to- . . night, while searchlights swept . . the water. It is believed Ger .
 . man submarines cause the act .
 ' witty" said Dover dispatch Co . N the Exchange Telegraph. . . . . . . . . . . .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
TWO BANKS CLOSED AND ONE CASHIER
 HAS DISAPPEARED
Bank of Bowie Doors Fail to Open Monday A. M.--Arm- strong, Cashier, Gone Parker Bank is Closed

PHOENIX. Feb. ]. - G. J. Arm strong, cashier of the Bowie Bank and Trust Company is reported by state officials to have disappeared leaving the safe locked. They are unable to open the safe to ascertain the banks condition The state has S20OO deposited there Armstrong is said 10 have boarded an eastbound train at a small station eight miles east of Bowie
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02

and Trust Company of Parker, Ari zona, had each suspended
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
It HOSTILE TIRsHIPs
 . AGAIN IN ENGLAND

Y LONDON. Feb. Five hos . . tile airships were reported over . ' Dover at 2 o'clock this eveening . % travelling east They were fired . . at and apparently driven away, . . according to telephone mess . ' age. . . They turned and are believed . . to have sailed back over the . English Channel without pene- . . trating inland. The poIce in . . London have received orders to . prepare for a Zeppelin raid. Oc- . = cupants of houses were instruct . . ed to lower blinds and gas and . . electric stations were notified . . to be ready Co cut off ilmmina- . . tions at a moments notice. . c c q A q c c
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-02
PARK FER BANK IS IS ALSO CLOSED

PHOENIX, Feb 1--Auditor Calla- ghau was today notified that the Bowie Bank and Trust Company of Bowie, Arizona, and Parker Bank
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

eAAersR X. I


Tue oiteaeF Tommy helped celas
Tia through, over ar under some din.
Guilty Of the wilderness. saved her
iFom being torn. b. bramhles. OF on.
ccoraSed her With hlR voice. the more
infatuated he became with her
Mary nlaekstone's image could b.
reealled only hy an effort OF memory,
And yet u was oaly a few DAYS aimee
he had tancled himself IN love with
Der Ito confessed .thla 60 hlmsell
more than once. and could but feel
ashamed aud sheeplsh. lloW ssns
would Il Do before he IRneied himself
In love with Celestial. after how ions
separation vould he discover that
Do did not love her m the leasl. lie
had NO stability Wsa sha never 10
have a eeTiees paTpoae Ia hfe! Love?
Even hAla! f .l
All OF sndden thsy caught sllmpses
OF blue water between the tree stema
and IN tew momcnts they saw
hetnre them aud below them
losely Lake with dsnsely Wooded
"'~" ~HN N asH aAlAet 1NnEfiy
wooded Island.
OH exclaimed celestla. "Bg, mis-
earth "a beautiful"
.Reaiind you at All Of hsavenfr
asked Tommy, little mischlevously.
Not 10 the lsaxli" sald, celsstiu.
and a. u she did not wlsh ~ alsc1ss
,as ssnAaara,lya beaatiea " The two
flasgs Is that our islandi- she
asked
Well be hard 20 fsnd.~ said Tom.
my 'vand nov tho woFk Ia Eimosl All
over.
Aasf descended the naFrow strip 81
land which divided tho lake from the
forest. and here remsay .lola cslsstia
so,sit DOVE. sHa Tvs, wAlle he hunted
W. ne ansont and SGT II into the
"s,>' .ssN Nd Ness "a - ta4,.r
Ate rstaFped n tea moHetes, pad
aNaS quietly. and found celestla giay.
ms with the sand "a II shs had hsea
= little child. Her eyes we're bright
with animation. and axe had Got
sand on her forsAsad and IN her Aa.r.
ssfseisins Tomr,y, she tossea .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

Having located the partridge Tom.
my assembled" his trout rod and.
with thc end u the line. made rup.
ming nooso Then be- began VERY qui'
ely ~ poke tho rod ~ among the
branches OF the spruce tree An In
teresied ciucklug att,stcd TO tbs fact
that more EYES than Ccleatiaa we're
Oh Tommy
Tommy his ngh, hand ciasping
tho butt o. tho rod. his thumb brak.
iug tho reel. reached gradually higher
ana higher until his arm vas extended
20 iis mli length Ne added D few
inches 10 hia roach b standing on tip.
toe. Dot even This ~ns not enough. "
Tommy bent hia knces liiilo and
then Jumped.
Before bic feet roTalnod the oaTta
irshifai squa ekinE and tapping
arose in no spruce tree. and then
there eas dragged from u what
hused iAo "a plnahesl golng al TOP
speed
li has aiasa lke an angel shs
Naid 0niy darker
Tommy waa iual going to say -its
cot ahlier meat than an angel" but
liUppea himself ln time. and changed
to
Even people vh9 come here 70
make Too fh better. Csieutla. have
geo cat
And hn slipped tho dllapllated bird
into BIZ aoeart
a iua mnuira mier lhey reached
Tommy camp. md after be- had
Hif'n Oriestla o Cspti ~ sprug VA
'Dr De- ESQ FRESH hslaam h0uGha and
made ihi.t mai fur Der ID roat
oa. aud rolled hla luai ana some other
odds pud ou4a ln'o a liliop. 20 thai
Hhe could wHieh hlm mako ihe nfa
aHi lo tho cpouuE
fuI lunch hfl had tea hlaelIfs tano
Of fommya mont iam,uiatlo cullnafy
iniarral and tht pauudFo. Cooked.
ho uo longor locked lko lhn ,ioilm ~
mnrlpr, but yeiy beautiful AND hppc-
Nfinf
toicails ate bier full share and then
isy beck ou hor halaam bourhs aud
NnchOd Tommy nll aud light a pipe
WY io you do lhatT aho asked
Nannt iho partridge cooked
snpHshf'
lamu aaroved biz ewes at her
4uu .pr gamo moments did not aa,
sact Then ho raid 4 daat know
what 20 mako Of you At all Frsl you
SAP lou como ft.la heaven and set
o. 10 500 did thon yqn pretend hat
sou nHfor paN a uau tmoka before.
Ana AeH nmt Rfo sou &c, iag 10
% 90 me anyway D. 'hht r,Ally tho
Vuy dfrsa }Uuto Eoi i4 tan Mordi
ln }pa always trll fUl1sn band
arouni your ha,r w.fh siaso towels ia
N1f
hnl ihon euidonly a Ism, tawuod
on irnmD ana d. mote hla ,high ga
appliance of aW oap ,leYarueia.
70 lloN uaat og nra. b. said.
You're iho QurD1 OF tho movies.
imrc up hero sAens a SHOW. snd
500 ra' bored and lai mo run 81 With
$500 iur lark pmtaaaur sunHvr has
NAl something o. 90 With tho soc
uailo. Tho horo,nt b supposed % BE-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

had good supper. after plenty OF Ell
ercise. because the night smells 90
balsam, because the moon is shining.
and because I've got delightful com
pani0n
AN these thlnrs make me D. ppy.
too said Celesiia tui they couldn't
keep ne happy for long
"No1 said Tommy. somewhat cha
grined u these things are enough
Why want mere
why said Ceiesta. after q while
I'd get thinking about people who
haven't dolehtiul companions and for
whom the moon snt shi0ng.
couldn't rest econ un'u 90 gone 10
them and tried Orb make their lives
easier aud their hearts stronger ans
here she laughed softly their
beads fuller 1f sense.
"lt would be- the opposite with me
aid Tommy tle ianrar Wo stayed
here. tho lees ld get tnllhng about
other people and the mofe rd 500
thinking about us Every mortal mao
I suppose BIAS Dts conception oi
heaven he ralied msHrousy a. bis
plc anl this a mime
after that They uere silent Or O.
Itre
Then Tommy saa Arc yoa warm
are sou comfortable"
She nodded
Thoa tsry softly
Ce.esta be- ni etre you hap
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

a little loonoy. That's you. Coles.
tia--and yoti're rrarsicgns an tie time
on ms Wen thank heaven. its ouly
ae'las. Why, really thoaght You
wefe mad as a hattort'
No said Celestial elm not In
tho least ansry. nu. / Scat know
what you moAa. bat i like yea when
yoa gcs excited and tall fas, aud
your eyes smile. Il rests me-
9emmy shook his head AZ her and
smiled reproslnRly.
You can't ksog on fosllns ma. \.
said, Gone nov. what's your MAJ
nameg''
"celestIA." abe sAld. ~
FAN right. q you don't want q tsIl
me sat; it vii keea lt's Soupt so
hut tell me then. arr you.. hs Assl.
lated aud blushs4 IA really lks 10
know, roa ace. i'n rather cray sboai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

IN tho world or was she so-,e,ti,~
71''t dl-ercnt' Was De q chsalious
Young man in Der eycs. or elmsiv AZ
Hiois h.s heart radiauy be-an 10
beat hard ANA EAST
and toward that theatrical boauti
'ul and enhancing figure IA DO door
= ne hpt. all silver De- the moonlight
be began 20 walk sloply
IN his hld.us place cInse az hand
20 Nori or motion had Been lost a.
Foiessor Siiilfer White vlihireluc
lance ana ant.pathy tgt stroneiv ~.
'oised, h2 n=p On one kuro. ccrhsa
ais Winchester and aimed 81 ,ae small
& Tommy's hack
cro BE coNTlNUEp)
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-06

RAILROAD AND :,
ckRo
20 Antonio, Y, aid
i.t's ifoia SAD As''~
rln $50
.ratts ior san A,,,...
Train $50
Train 30.
Texas Msxiesn--
Leaves
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Ff. m Laredo
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houston and points -.
Houston and polass 49,.
brownsville aud po.n,.
brownsville and uolu,s ~
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lt94sion ana poiass non.
ti'lstan anl points ust. +.
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Our sSor6e Bee @pISes.

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nennen; aber bnsIelbe fam pisle
gorbensS 9ottisranssn nnnehmsn.
Mir Iebeu nur febr ieItsu rsinsS
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befdreibIiGe ~besouberu0e Gelb. als
les gcIb, bos Bel Sutpelierss 4rbeiten
uuo in ber @cIbprdgung benust trirn,
lit nit SUPPER, un0 i'm erIfen Gale
n,ondmol aud NIT Gilber Ieglsrt.
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6lobgelbe G6attierung.
aber oum ods refine UletdI fam
munnerlei G1rbtn 3eigen. 9ebr fem
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einen ariinsn Uorbsnihtmmer, nbsr
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aber bon osmislben ODER ouf Der eis
men Settle III, 70 eriaeint bic 5arbs
purpurn. Der a~ufitei9enoe Ounit
BON todenbem, sIutfliifigsm GOlDe III
ebenfdas pnrpurforbig.
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Eorbe bes @olbes2 Mun lam nur
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bon fsinsr 6Gbigteit abbdHst, Hur
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file 6ss Gtoffes bsOinet. Mis ts
I&eint, fcnutu, BEL mondtn SioFfeu
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9trdnberungsn nu1 in Der @ruppits
rlino Der mitroftoptiasn Seilhsn rds
oitoIs @erGnoerungen berborseruFeu,
anb bnmit in Der Scribe aud.
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Ia MnHshuue AabtlIta.

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It'll THnta lht fiufr Hnifii iitii
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leti leH
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gle iprdn9en Dor ltnb iprdd1en auf Elm.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-06

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