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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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Wlit Albert, Neter nno nit glif!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
THE GENIUS TRUST

Congress has been asked to grant articles of incor- poration to American Academy of Arts and Letters formed somewhat after model of the famous French Academy Fifty actively interested in the pro ject-they being the who expect to constitute the membership
 The idea has been proposed in some form or other many arousing particular interest based principle the critics dslikng the mo- ton of giving any body of any right excuse to authority American and letters This is l realm, they say, which than the realm of business should be kept Competition must be un rammeled every artist and writer must have chance
 forge the front he the talent There must be 70 genius trust" in America.
 of the criticism, however arises from geographi cal considerations Congressmen from the West the fiddle West and the South complain that all of the fifty writers and artists seeking incorporation national .cademy live in the East. They say that the movement sectional and provincial and represents little more nan the arrogance of New York when such a ought to typfy the general spirit of the nation
 And that argument will probably settle the matter. erlaps New York really has most of the literary and rtstic genius the country for writers and artists aturaly 'grayitate there they become successful. certainly if there is to be national academy, there Ire every section of the country whose tai nts and work entitle them to membership And with
 t representation the academy would not be gen inely American.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO BE sTAMPEoED


 There is nothing in the methods that have been tried during the past three weeks, stampede the Republican party the selection candidate for the presidency The Republicans realize that they have job before them and in Washington the leaders of the party have refused to submit to schemes that would force upon them candidate who might be objec onable to very great portion of the members of the party To state it dierenty-tte party has been torn by factonal dissention, and factiona candidate hardly be expected to win the polls; and therefore it is deemed unwise make such a nomination In spite of the popular discussion regarding Justice Hughes and the apparent activity in the of Colonel Roose ve nevertheless expression of opinion in the Capi tai among those who the conditions regard Senator Burton the the party nom He Congress during all the hurly burly days when the Republican party being reorganized and being naturally progressive mind he succeeded in operating with the ideas which brought to Congress. At the time he always proceeded in conservative and consequence became the real leader framing of the big constructive legislation for period of many years. Of all the candidates Wash ingon regards Burton the who meet the demands of the factions within the party and unite them thus winning the election for the Repub hcans.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
WHAT'S THE GAME?

lot of clever ideas" have been born in New York recently, all of which supposed to furnish very plain way by which the country might nominate candi date New York After all that has been said and written concerning the wisdom and power of Wall Street it is extraordinary find how supdly the big business interests work As an instance the Union League Club butted in and endorsed Mir Root for President The public simply responds with the question; What's the gamer" MT Estabrook whose first have forgot ten never have known, for President from New York to little of the sting, claims be from Nebraska. Again the public simply responds Very good, what's the gamer" A hundred more of the biggest newspapers of the country carried paid adver tisemens for of the Du Fonts who is running for President The public smiled curiousy and remarked inst the thing smells much like powder Again they asked: Whats the gamer"
 Colonel Roosevelt pulls stunt every day in his attempt to pin tag the Republican elephant The people always hard time in following the Colonel and they yet his party identity So they want to know about of his games, too.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
WAR SUMMARY
fRy Review Le25cd VJireI

On all the fronts around Nerdun, the Germans are heavily bombarding the French positions, especially, thCGe oc- Cupied by the French in their last ettsck around Le Mort Homme, north west o fthe Fortress and in the sec t1r from the eastern bank Of the Mouse to Fort Vauy. No iNfan'rv cn- agreements have taken place around Veriun. although Paris records he oc- cupaticn of the portion of a crlJel made by Ger an nine in the Ar gonne forest.
 The Teutons in East Gal.cia near PopOvagoTa went on tho offensive seainst the Russians, but Petrograd as 7erts that their efforts were without result. The bombardment by the Ger a7e Of the ~Ruqsions holding the Il-sl-ull bridgehead ir s'ui ir p-1ererr Torther south of this no'nt, west Of Olyka ard north of Nourlvatza. thc Germans essayed an attempt against Russian treneches but were repulsed with losses.
 On the Austro-italian frontier, there have been the usual artillery duels and at various points small infantry engagements. At no point, however has any important change in position taken place.
 Petrograd reports that the Russian Caucasus army continues on the of fansive against the Turks in the Black Sea district of Asia Minor ConsIan- tinople in acknowledging the occu- patton of Trebizond by the. Russians says the town already had been evac uated in anticipation of it's capture, the Turkish troops withdrawing ''in accordance with instructions to a sec tor where they Will have new task to fulfill.
 Another defeat of the British in the Tigris region near Felahie, is record ed by Constantinople The British are . declared to have been forced to a bandon with heavy loss advance posi- lions they had occupied and compell ed to retreat westward.
 Another neutral ship has been sent to the bottom in the dangerous Wa ters between the British and Dutch coast. The victim being the Dutch steamer Lodewijk Van Nassau. Five of her crew were drowned
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
SENSIBLE CONSERVATION

The attitude of the National Association of Manufac which has adopted platform for sensible conser vation of American business through plan of coopera ion between employers and aborers in all lines of indus try is in keeping with the trend of the time President Pope recently visited Washington, and he given re- specfu hearing when he declared that the the best time of all for capital and labor to forget some of their old difficulties and combine against the soapbo reformers Colonel Pope has reminded thinking people they get busy and prepare to meet the vast economic changes incident the European upheaval He has panacea offer but he insists very vigorously that there should be deal for American industry American labor and he urges concurrent effort on the part of all classes irrespective of party in order that the United States may only reap the legitimate fruits of increased worldmarkets but what is important til-saeguard against the hazards of the future The of this appeal from the manufacturers is that thinking people should together for the conserva tion of American industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
BETS IS CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER OF
 STATE OF ARIZONA
Present Rate Expert Of The Corporation Commission And Old Time Traffic Man To Go Before Voters

Amos 4 betts. who, with Corpora ton Commissioner Amos Cole, was in Bisbee yesterday attending the hear ing upon auto stage lines, and who is at present the rate expert for the body, told several of his local friends that he would be a candidate, during the coming election. for the democrat ic nomination for commissioner.
 Retts took up his present work or the commission after having spent years in the traffic end Of railroad work. His training has been along technical traffic lines and this has stood him in excellent stead since his connection with the commission and will also be of considerable use to him during his campaign. He aspires to the place which will be vacated by ". ?. Geary, who has announced that he will not seek renominatiOn or election.
 q am going to make my campaign on several grounds" said Betts in speaking of his candidacy. The first is the fact that I am a democrat and have always been and have always worked for the success of the party. /"The second and, even more i'm portant. is the fact that I am fully qualified to. serve. The corporation commission is a plac, where men are needed who know the technical side of the business and who will combine fairness to all parties who seek ad- judicstion before it.
 My experience in handling freight tariffs and numberless matters which come to the attention of tarin man should weigh in considering the eff ciency of the various candidates. My work since I have been connected with the commission will speak for itself. | Both Cole and Betts returned to Douglas last night and from there will go to Phoenix, their headquarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
BUSINESS AND POLITICS

When the progressive political washed over the country several years ago it drowned lot of machine politicians who had effected combinations between busi politics that mighty poor thing for the country The good fer everybody snca repu table business interests awakened to the necessity cutting the leeches that had fat by leading the nnocents believe the false theory Congress and legislatures needed to be manipulated Thank heavens, oldfashioned notions have been vised and sensible business go before Con gress in that facs figures and arguments more potent than paying for grease for political ma chimes
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
QUAKER OATS WIN.

CHICAGO, April 21.-The Quaker Oats company is not operating in violation of the Sherman act, accord ing to decision by Judges of the United States circuit court of appeals here today. The finding came after two days of argument based upon testimony in various cities of the country since the suit was filed in June 1913.
 Judges Julian w. Mack and Francis E. Baker found that the government had failed to make out a case against the defendants but Judge Alschuier dissented. The jurists have been setting as a district court in order to facilitate possible appeal of the case to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
WANT FIGHT AIDES.

NEW YORK. April 21.-Because ol the increase of bread lines and the growing number of destitute persons in Belgium and Northern France, it vas announced here today, the com mission for relief in Belgium has is sued a call for eight additional dele gates of American birth and percentage to volunteer for duty in the stricken teerritory. The volunteers must be able to speak French and pass an examination to be conducted by Pierre Mali. Belgian consul in New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
Saturday Morning. April P, 1916.
PROHIBITION LEGISLATION.

PROHIBITION LEGISLATION.
 It is going very difficult and, believe i'm possible any change prohibition egsla- this by initiative process says the Arizona Republican. That not think the "drys ceed in making the present law any rigid that the wes will be able to have even the topmos bars thrown down straw vote is being taken in Cochise county by A ballot containing five questions, swers the which, if the response should fairly general, would be something of gauge of public sentiment The questions are:
 1. Do you want the saloon to return?
 Do you want local option to take the place of pro hibition?
 B Shall we make it unlawful to use or possess liquor as beverage?
 Do you want laws enacted restricting and limiting the liquor that is to be introduced?
 5, Do you drink intoxicating liquor?
 The answer to the last question: suppose is to be considered explanation of the to the others
 Fifty answers have been received. To question No. there yes and 46 mo-; question No 9 "yes" A no;" question No. 21 yes" 29 mo" There is report the question Nos. and 5. We the questions bringing the foregoing indiscriminately, that the may be considered fairly representative. The question is rather close but imagine that in the seciuson of the voting booth the mos" would make gains.
 We understand that the "wets" have plans under consideration. Some them propose straight repeal prohibition amendment large majority of them concede that that is hopeless at this 9th favor local option and here aso there is divs ion Some desire submit the local option question the of he they Sted Others believing that that is hopeless, would sub init the question the opening of limited number Of family liquor under high license and very rigid municipal regulation. We not believe that any these propositions majority the that would be them the election.
 is evident though, as The Republican pointed years ago the prohibition amend ment would have to be supplemented by legislation to make it fully effective Such legislation would necessar fly embrace many features and would be of character easily presented the people the polls It is rath a the legislature, where such bill could be carefully hreshed but there the threshing out would have to be done by selected who would be conscientious preferably prohibitions but anyhow men who desire honest enforcement of all laws.
 We believe, therefore that those who are for prohibit on would better their energies the selec ton of the right kind of for the legislature than to spend it in devising initiative measures.
 We believe that the passing of the prohibition amend greatest benefit the people of the and that any attempt repeal the law hamper its operation should be overwhelmingly defeated. We believe also that legislation should be enacted afford machinery for its fullest operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
President Hutchins Uop) and Louis
 C. CramptCn.
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President Hutchin- of the Univer- sits of Michigan has received from Congressman Crampton of Michigan a telegram protesting against the act of fourteen members Of the fac ulty in signing, in their official cap acity, memorial declaring sym pathy with the entente allies and against Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
YAQUIS MAKE ATTACK
 ON SONORA PROPERTY
lContinned from Fage u

nese were issued recently by General Gales. there were approximately 35. 900 of them in Sonora, out of total population of three hundred thousand. Sincethe issuance of the decree. fully i've thousand have migrated to Sina- loa, according to Iyer C. Lelevier, de facto consul here.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
BE ouTFlTTlN HOOPS.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS OF CEN i.RAL J. J. PERSHING, NAMIQUPA, Mex. 9pril 2f.- (via wireless 10 Colum- bus. N M, April 21-General ]. ]. Persbing is utilizing the lull in the operations in Mexico 10 re-outdtting his troops Tie clothing and equip ment of the men suffered greatly in the pursuit Of Villa and everey effort is beieng made 10 replace them. Quan
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22

..ities of stores are being received from the base at Columbus.
 eports received from points along the American line of communication indicated tonight that quiet prevailed everywhere. The forces of the eXpe-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22
ANNIVERSARY in MOURNING.

VERA CRUZ. Mexico, April 21.- The second anniversary of the land ing of the American troops in Vera Cruz was observed today as day of mourning.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-22

ditionary command are now we'll equipped, all operations being at a halt waiting the outcome of the con ference at San Antonio between Cen erals Hugh L. Scott and Frederick Funston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

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 Thsfs sssms no vsjid reason why | nsHsn should net "t6Heh up" tisf complexion t6 nsks 1t lock younger, if sins has her front testfi filled with porcelain ts hias ths ks6t tlaat they srs fiiisd, sHd sdds < switch t6 her back hsir te disguise is thiHnsss. Yet tbs most severely f66fal old ladies vine would arsw themselves Rp ih horror st 2 suggestion Of fsG6 powder tS e0HS 6ssl thsif wrinkles, take Efsat pains te bAvs tfisir teeth bsG6mingly eafeA for and pin switches Go their hssds with nc moral sGfuptss whatever. And rssiiy, Whsfeih lies ths difference b6= tWssa morality sad immortality iH switches and t6a6h6dztig com pl6xieh7 Es6h is afi aftifSss-yst Chs seems ts bs quite respectable aHa ths st8sf 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

~VEHTBOD1 fastsss tipAmsts CT
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 If is always pity tS sss young, sha naturally fresh face mads~ttp te lS5k artificial shd fast. For this is ihvsfiabiy ths result 6f elabSfsts fasks~up On youth. All ths tfeabls has besB sG needless, tee, SC super GBe1s, for th6 young faes weaid bs so much fa6fs charming sfad appealing without tfle raaks-tp which gives s kbafd, sophisticated suggestion sI6ns with ifs Gsad white pall6f, sfasrpIy defined fsd lips, sfavsd, sxags6rstediy srebsd eyebrows Ahd ffamobiis ex- pfsssi6ns
 it seems quits s&Gnsabie. eH the other hsad, for ths w6man whess Dssaty is fadlBE, s6 bf6lSBg her dsy 6f @fssrna@ss shs most sert6iaiy esa=~ By an intelligent tsss Of eafsfuliy ssz Isetsd 8sks~ups, But f1ie word 'tins f6lligsft" hefs has $ vasf fnpGftaBeo Thsfs sfs many things te Bs tsksH Into consideration Bsfors p6wdsf is dSbbsd afld rouge aaassd fs6klsssIy svsf thS complexion ih order t6 sim piats ths peaches afd efsanl Of youth
 Tn ths first DIaA6, tiaS efaalatSf Of youth may nSV6f h4vs possessed DsAGBss-anG4efssm skin. Sins msv hsvs 6ssn oliVs=tSAel sf sVsn sUafff7y, shs may have had ths thin, easily ffsekieS complexion tI4st accompanies very fsd hsif. ASf ende4vef should b6 in evsfy instance tS reproduce ths sff6et Of youth in her own typs Of feI6ffBE; sHd sl4s viii Be wfss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

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