Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-06


 when the streets commence cd to throng with merry crowds of joyous children out for a long-antci- pated holiday, to the closing strokes of an evening long 10 be remembered fo' brilliant music and gorgeous, muI- ti-colored fireworks, Bisbee's part in tha Nationwide celebration of the an. n.veryary of American fraCCcm vas one ot which he. children may feel a just and worthy pride. It was a mar vicious exemplifcation of the inspir- ing heighth of patriotic display, to which a safe and sane observance of the glorious Fourth may attain under glorifying stimulus of progress sive, united citizenship, of which the Warren District boasts,
 No childish forms, doomed to go through life maimed for the noisy pleasure of a heeting moment, no heart-broken mothers, nor distracted fathers, remain to bear ghastly re- hinder of another Fourth of July passed as it was under the old regime, before good sense combined with the Law in the institution of a new and nobler rejoicing over the birth of a liberty which places the freedom breathing people of the United States beyond the power of despotic rulers or the bounds of chaotic conditions which permit men to plunge blood thirsty at the throats o7 their broth CTS, against whom they have no known grievance.
 Happy. care-free children, ulitiug in the matured pleasure of their eld- CTS, although less appreciating the cause of the demonstrations, none the less formed the brightest feature of the long, happy day
 Full many were the shouts of ad- mirauon, their sincerity emphasized by their very spontaneity, greeting the little ones as, clad in all the bright colors of liberty they formed a living replica of old Glory.
 The soldiers, the steru-visaged, hard limbed, regulars of Uncle Sam's ma tional police, were a feature splendid ly in harmony with the quasi-military spirit of the day. As they marched up Main street, accompanied by all the matter-of-fact routine equipment of warfare, they were cheered over and over again. The colored troops made a strikingly, neat appearance and shared in the general applause. Uncle Sam the Colonial Danes and gentlemen, the solemnly impressive float depicting the spirit of '76' all combined in a patriotic galaxy inspir- ing admiration and sense of awe as the onlooker was constrained to men tally review the onward, triumphant tread of American history since those original colonial men and women con certed their efforts that their childreI and children's children should enjoy the fruits of liberty for which they were willing to die. The citizens, pub lie officials and lodgmen, clad in full regalia, received their due and re spectful attention.
 At Warren Vista and Tricks Park and other attractive spo:s on the out skirts of the city, jolly picnic partie. held their private celebrations. Plen tful and admiring attention was paid the soldiers and their efforts in ma neuvers of camp life, marching anC markmanship demonstration Base ball and juvenile sport had their de yotees Thousands enjoyed Attorne! Cleay's brilliant oration Music filled every hour and the climax of pyrotech
 nic brilliancy gave to the night a ra diancy which yied with the brightness
 of the morning hours,
 It would be utterly beyond the pow CT of human appreciation to eXten, , too much credit to the officers and sol
 diers who came from Douglas and
 under the torrid rays of a mid-sun
 mer sun. devoted themselves unstint , ingly to the task of entertaining am i instructing the multiudes by arduou { demonstrations of the routine of cam l life, soldier activity in the face of tn
 enemy and accepted methods of moo P ern field artillery craftsmanship g That the onlookers did appreciate, b no limited measure, the efforts freel a given in their behalf was attested b
 the liberal and constant applaus