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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
SCRATCH PADS

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
MAIL BY AERoPLANE

Aerial mail service may be nearer than anybody has expected Assistant General Stewart says that the de- partment has already laid for 1000 airpost men, and proposes knock at the doors of con gress until it obtains authority to go ahead The de- partment may be overhopeful in believing that the bill desired will be passed at the session. and that pos Gal ayiators will soon be as commonplace railway mail clerks but something of the is undoubtedly coming sooner or later and the first move is full of interest Here in Arizona Daily Star plans to make oneday experiment of delivemg papers by aeroplane from Tucson to Nogales
 It is explained that the air service would only be lighter rstclass mail It would eutilized first in opening new shortcut routes across mountains, bodies of water or other barriers surface anspor tation Mir stewart mentions western route where a thrty-mue flight would railroad trip of 500 miles The system might also be used in acceeratng the mail service between large cities such Boston and New York New York Philadelphia, Chicago and St Louis and San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 No less interesting is the suggestion that such a postal aviation corps would constitute auxiliary branch of the national defense The present war has emphasized the value of trained aviaors "eyes fol artillery. Our present military air service is small We have an aviation training camp in San Diego and another to be started in Texas. The postoffice plan to be carried in cooperation with the army navy conemplaes the formation of four bi greserve squadrons two for service land and two sea.
 There is constantly diminishing rsik in aviation whether for pleasure, work warfare Men and mech anism rapidly mastering the air currents; weather conditions less important than they were two years Even under conditions there is far less danger than would expect The stout fast niers used for scouting show astonishing endurance The record British machine, Biplane 123, shows that it flew 11OOO miles hit by 1SO rifle balls and fragments Of 60 shrapnel shells and 25 wires cut by bullets and seven holes shot through the radiator anC only brought down last by a shell that burst agains the engine After that, who's afraid to a-scoutng ii a pIant-or least to carry the mails in one?
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
PEACEFUL MEALS

The president of the New York Hotel Association Tcolesses to believe that time is coming when we will rrtun the legitimate and dgnfed manner of hotel eepng-the time wheo we will no longer be expected compete with Hammersten's or Keith's in order to sell higbbal-to the time when we serve our Jodsuffs free from the dust the dancing foor-to time when the quality of food and the excellence c our service will be the magnet which attracts and not e size of our ragtime orchestra the condition of cur dancing floors"
 old settlers remember time when it was possible for residents visitors in New York Chi ogo or any of the smaller cities follow their fads t2 eat d good meal unmixed with trombone. kettledum tango Can it be that the keepers Of fashionable res taurants and hotels are about to the od-fash iced view that what a dining is for is to serve weas and that the tests Of excellence simply food and service?
 Lately the public has seemed to be wearying Of the uDroad and confusion Maybe has something to do with it. Even frenzed angoers and maxixe artists and turkeytrotters cant jump and slide and hop and -ot with their old fervor in atmosphere of world wide tragedy.
 was the restauranteurs who started this crazy bus ness Their own rivalry feeding their patrons witI usic dancing vaudeville has heaped up trouble and expense Now that the burden grows weary for botI landlords patrons, may be possible moro t obtain good meal in good and eat it il peace, as meals intended to be eaten.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
PORK AND PATRIOTISM
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Senator Lodge of Massachusetts is safe ground yhen in urging more efficient army and navy organ i,aton he says;
 "Out of our needless army posts, navy yards and stations; lay aside few years appropriations for public buildings and river and harbor Improvements where they are not needed; drop all the expenditures which are designed for spots where votes are lying tckes and you will have money enough to provide for sufficient army and adequate navy without adding 10 the burden of taxation"
 where shall this same retrenchment start? In Massachusetts? In Kansas? In Georgia? In California? there's the rub as Friend Shakespeare says. There's the respect that makes extravaganza of so long life
 Every state and every section wants to economize- -ouevhere else There's much human nature in sen tors and rep cntayes they cant help think ing the national treasury is established for the special enedt of their own constituents And there's much lurnan nature in constituents that they encourage tEer ,mgressmen in the notion. It may take a great 'a- onal crisis all this local sefishuess into rariotism and craftsmanship.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
rAE aREAr RussIAN pRLve

The eastern "theater of war" continues to be far more spectacular than the western though hear far less about u Russia may depended to provide sen sation at least once week The latest development though as yet little noticed may prove be of tremendous importance
 Grand Duke Nicholas is attempting a Ranking move n,ent that is possibly the greatest in history, and tsiny one of the most daring. While holding Won Hind enburgs big German army in Poland facing Warsaw he driven column into southeastern Hungary seizng the province Bukowna and pressing far into Transy vania several hundred miles from the main battle front Guessing this strategic move is excellent e1cse for fans" Here guess that looks at least riausible
 Roumania it is to be observed is the Of en- erng the war as the friend of Russia, impelled by de- sire for a slice of Bukowna and Pennsylvania where there are 3.OOOOOO of her own race Roumana put
 into the field 6OOOOO we'll equipped soldiers If her army joins that Russian column, it may swing eastward and connect with the servan forces Hungary will then be enclosed by the enemy three sides, the rorth east and south with much of her territory al ready lost. Then presumably there would be tre- nendous drive northwest toward Budapest the Hunga- rian capital With Budapest taken, Hungary would be nearly enclosed in steel moose Only Krakow would be left at the throat of the If by supreme effort then could capture that powerful fortress, the conquest half AustroHungary would be effected and the backbone of empire broken And then still rore vital perhaps for the allied it would Dc an obvious the victorious Russians to swing around southwest of Krakow and attempt the long delayed invasion of Germany itself the fortified Russian border but from the unprotected Austrian side
 It may never happen of course, and the Russian strategsts may not even contemplate such striking campaign But it's dramatic situation, well worth watching.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
DocroRlNe CONSTITUTIONS

Louisiana has been having a heap of trouble with its constitution according to the New Orleans Times, Picayune The present document twas adopted h 1898 is such and complex affair that it is found diff legislate under without constant amendment In the last decade wave enthusiasm for ultradem- ocratc government has swept the state aggrayat ing the constant tnkerug and patching Amendment is added to amendment and it is found necessary to amend amendments the confusion that such doctor ing works the public mind it isn't surprising learn that the state recently adopted amendment that had previously adopted but overlooked in the shufre Arizona might some Constitution tinkering with good results.
 All this is powerful augment for simplicity in notwithstanding Other states have been waking up recently to the fact that trying write freedom and into their fundamental law with fulness and precision, they have forged legislative chains fo themselves.
 The more we contemplate the constitution of Che United States, the admire it for the large number of things it doesn't contain but leaves to tho discretion of congress and the states
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
CHAPTER XIV.
The Riddle of the sibyrs Leaves.

The Riddle of the Siby's Leaves, MY question as to which Cecilia ME l should dud in the library
 was quickly answered. Her
 frank smile the caudor of her eyes confessed a new tie between us We were becoming conspirators within the main conspiracy. whatever it's character might be-
 As 10 Providence and the cook, what luckf' l asked
 "Oh, ! managed that very easily. l ran into some friends who were going abroad for the winter They have a stan of unusual servants and were anxious to keep them together until their return ] promptly engaged them all and they are even DOW installed" "Weu, have had an adventure of my oWn,' l remarked after expressing my relief that she had solved the sery- ant difficulty with SO much ease Three gentlemen representing the suitors trust now maintaining head quarters at tue Prescott Arms. warned me solcnnly to keep off the grass. In other words am not to interfere with their designs upon the heart of Miss ! Cecilia Hollister"
 She flung open a fan. held it at arms length and scruHnized the danodils that were traced upon it "so they dared you;"
 ''so they dared me And l took the dare"
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 Her eyes met mine grayeIy, but be- hind her pretty bout Q smile lurked delightfully."-
 If should ten you now it would be drting, which is sin"
 "l had imagined, Mir Ames, that sort of thing came easy to you. But if it's sinful, Of course"-
 But you do not rule me out. Yot give me a chance"-
 My earnesmess caused her manner to change suddenly Her beautiful gravity came like swift falling o starlit twilight had never been s' happy as at this moment Preposteroui ! as were tbe cireumstmQesQ my pres ence in the house the juxtapositon O Cecilia Holister gave me unaloyed de light
 ''l want 10 serve you now hereafte and always" l added These mel can have no claim upon you greate than that of any other man who dares
 "Jo noue whatever" she repie' drmly
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
The Siege of Tie Seven Suitors
 By MEREDITH NICHOLSON Copyright, 1910, by Meredith Nicholson
Copyright, 1910, by Meredith Nicholson

The girl was well featured neat of figure and becomingly gowncd, and as I watched her leUve the shop the light ness of her step something smooth and flowing in her movements, inter ested me l did not know what busi- ness she had to be robbing the Aso- lando money drawer but 1t was alto gether possible that she was the Hope field ghostl
 On the whole when had finally torn myself away from my assistant who made no attempt Co conceal his doubts as to my sanity, and had set tied myself in the Ala express with the afternoon papers ! was fully satis- fled with the days adventures. l had told the coachman in the morning not to trouble to meet me on my return. and l engaged the village liveryman to drive me to the house for hire.
 There's a heap O talk iu the vll- lage," he observed "They do say the old lady's cracked, if l may so speak of ber. and that there's ghosts in the house. And the conduct of the gentle men at the Prescott is most remark able The words passed that they'r all dippy about the young Miss Hollis ter that lives with her aunt 1 reckon all rich people are a bit cracked. 1t appears to go with the money Mir Bassford Hollister-hes the old lady's brother-hes just as bad as any of 'em. Yesterday he sat in the village street countin the number Of people he saw chewin' gum Told our doctor in the village he was 6guriu the amount of horsepower the American people put into gum chewiu every year and eX- poets to find some way of usin' it tO run machinery It's harmless, Doc says He calls it just the Hollister idlosyncrasy. if that's the word But l ] reckon it's idiotsyncrusy all right i wish you good luck of your place, sir
 He evidently believed me to be some sort of upper servant. and this added Co my joy of the day With my good humor augmented by the interview entered the house. A strange footman admitted me. and l went to my room at once without meeting any one else
 The man followed me with a pencil ed note. signed with Cecilias s initials requesting mE presence below as soon as possible. as she wished to see me before dinner The thought that she wished to see me at any time filled me with clution. and her few lines scratched on a correspondence card were a pleasing addeudum to our con yersauou of the morning The finding of my assistants teIcgraphed rrsigna ton on my dressing table to take CT feet in January. had not the slightes effect upon the lofty miuarets in whicl
 my fancy now found Judgment pleased me Go believe that dghuu. blood still pulsed in the last of th, house of Amcs and that l had hurled defiance at the organized baAd of suit ors that guarded the Hopedeld gate and picketed the surrounding hills.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21

And the mystery the whole story. is in the little silver book'
 She started. flushed. and then laugh ter visited her lips and eyes The book was not in her hands nor in sight any where. but felt that ! was on the right track and that the little trinket had to do with her plight and her com pact with her aunt Best of all, the fact that l had chunced upon this clew gave her happiness. There was no de- batting that
 "Nou had best have care Mir Ames You have spoken words that would be teaDuabIe if they came from me, and ! must hot couuteuance them"
 "But you win tolerate from me words that you would not permit another to speuk9 Do go too farE
 She bent her head to one side, with tne slightest inclination, as of rose touched by a yagraut wind
 "If | could only half believe in you she said, you might really serve me
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21
NATURE AND MAN

loss of life and property in the Italian earthquake is appalling but it is trivial compared with the rayages Of war large part Of Italy is left in ruin but it is moi a ruin as Belgium, Russian Poland or Gaaca
 Nature red in tooth and claw, is still less pitiless than man. and less destructive of the monuments of civ ization There have always been earthquakes in Italy but it was the Goths and Vandals that razed Rome
 Even in the of this catastrophe Italy apparently s su preparing for the greater catastrophe of war.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21

So those gentlemen warned you away! Their presumption is certainly astounu jug"
 "They know nothing of the siIya book"
 They know less than you do. and you have a good deal to learn, you know"
 "l am dull enough, but l have no ambition but to read the riddle of the sibyl's leaves That and the laying ot tse ghost are my immediate business As for the gentlemen at the Prescott including my old friend Hartley Wig gins, l am pot in the least afraid of them My hand is raised against them If its case of thc test of Ulysses over again I'm as likely as any of them 10 bend the bow"
 ! thought this well spoken, but she seemed amused, though without un- kindness, by the earnestness of my speech.
 TT your vii is equal 70 sour NaIor you may go far But and she turueu her eyes full upon me-"we must play the game according tothe rules
 And as for Hartley Wiegius'
 (To be continuedl
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21

In sneerlng at honest efforts to relieve the mem- oyment situation the l. w. w. promoprs are loyal to teir own interests Their living is in the dleness and discomfort fohers.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-21

Mr. Rocketellers Cleveland pastor has written to the officials have his tax increased Nothing like setting his parishioners good example.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-11
FISHERIES WILL
GET PROTECTION
Installation of Filters Going Ahead
at a Number of the States
Indutrial Plants

The Warren Chemical Products
Company, located at Russellburg,
Warren county, on the Conewango
creek, has installed one of the gravity
filters which the Pennsylvania De-
partment of Fisheries is having In
stalled at the various manufacturing
establishments throughout the State.
This chemical company manufactures
gun-cotton and is one of the largest
chemical companies in the western
part of the State. There is much sui
phuric acid in the products of this
company, which if 1t gets into the
miles. The system was installed about
three months ago and is open to any
one for inspection at any time.
This Is a step forward in the efforts
of the Department of Fisheries to have
the pollution of the streams abated.
The Department has on file letters
from scores of manufacturing estab-
lishments requesting copies of blue
prints of the gravity filter and as soon
as the blueprints are received, which
the Department expects will be within
the next two weeks, the wardens will
take up this matter of pollution, fur
nishing blueprints to all the manu-
featuring establishments and have
them installed.
Many manufacturing concerns in
other States have written the Depart
ment requesting data and blueprints
of this filter, which will be furnished
when the proper time arrives.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-11
Corsets Responsible For
the Ills of Many Women

Buena Vista Springs, Va, Sept. IL
Corsets were declared responsible for
many of the ills of womankind, and
the athletic girl was warned against
them here yesterday by DIR. William
s. Van Lennep in an address delivered
before the final session of the fifty
second annual conference of the Penn
sylvania State Homeopathic Society.
DR.. j. NJ. Heimbach, of Kane. Pa,
was elected president for the ensuing
ear. The other officers chosen were:
First vice-president, DR.. William Ray
n'er, of Beaver Falls, Pa; second vice.
president, DR.. William NJ. Hillegas, of
Philadelphia; secretary, DIR. 1. d.
Metzger. of Pittsburgh; treasurer, DR..
Ella D: Goff, of Pittsburgh; necrolo-
gist, DR.. w. F. Baker, of Philadelphia;
censor, DIR. ]. w. Stitzel, of Holidays
burg; State editor, Professor Ralph
Bernstein, of Philadelphia; trustees.
DR.. William B. Van Lennep, Phila-
delphia; DR.. B. F. Books, of Altoona,
the retiring president, and DR. Will
liam NJ. Hunsicker. of philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-11

in novel form, by Agnes and Egerton
Castle, was the most widely read book
in America few years ago.
Daughter of one of the stars of the
Partisan Demimonde, the heroine Of
"The Secret Orchard" carries from
birth a hidden taint of character.
From a convent in which her mother
who had died, placed her as a child
to escape the environment of her par
ent, the girl steps into the world
ignorant of her hidden weakness. In
nocently, she falls victim of Duke of
Cluny, whose wife, unknown to the
Duke, had promised a home to a
motherless girl. When the ward of
the Duchess confronts the Duke, each
repress recognition so as to save the
Duchess but when the young woman
finds her real lover, an American naval
officer, the truth is told.
Monday and Tuesday Jesse L.
Lasky presents Edgar Selwyn in The
Arab" on the Paramount program.
The love drama of a youthful Sheik
who saves the daughter of a mission
ary in Syria and prevents a massacre
of the Christians. - Advertisement.