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The Glenwood post., 1916-09-30
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WHAT IS IT THAT COUNTS?
(By Victor E. Southworth) J

o (By Victor E Southworth
. It's the sunny heart and the cheerful song
o That count the most in the face of wrong
Q And that help to the world along
o It's looking at life through friendly eyes
. With faith in the power, OF good o
Q From we re tempted to despse
o It's keeping within sweetness and light
Q And knowing the limits of mortal sight o
o And that none completely right.
. It's making allowances for chance
Q The elements whir and Dance o
o And knowing re creatures of circumstance
Q It's cleansing oneself of suspicion and fear, o
Q Of the cynic mind and the scornful leer o
Q And holding whatever is human dear. o
Q It's the will tc that I'VE belong
Q And are part and parcel of life's throng o
o Weak with the weak and strong with the strong o
Q It's keeping the larger things in mind o
. High issues ahead, deep causes behind, Q
Q And knowing that justice be kind. o
o It's learning to welcome the gradual pod o
o Of the powers that lifting the soggy clod o
O To the heights of the Consciousness of God. o
Q It's putting aside one's selfish plan, o
Q The Futures surprising life to
o And tc toll in the ranks of man for man! o
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The Glenwood post., 1916-09-30

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The Glenwood post., 1916-09-30

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
(By Review Leased Wire)

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. A. Satisfactory solution of internal Ques- tions having an international bearing must be an integral part of the general program for the rehabilitation of Mex iCo. the Mexican members of the joint commission were informed today by their American colleagues.
 The American commissioners took the stand that no satisfactory settle ment of the border problem can be reached until there is evidence of the intention of the Mexican Government to so handle such affairs that there will be no occasion for constant diplo- matic correspondence with other gov ernments.
 The matters especially referred to- day by the American commissioners were those affecting the status and rights of foreigner residents in Mex leo and foreigners who have invested capital in Mexican enterprises. It was learned today that Luis Cabrera, head of the Mexican commission. is dealing with the commission representing
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
SETTLEMENT DENIED ID MEXICO
 UNTIL FOREIGN RIGHTS ASSURED

a large group of mining concerns in Mexico in his capacity as minister of finance rather than as one of the com missioners.
 He expects to meet them in New York Saturday for conference.
 The official statement issued by the commission today follows:
 "The morning session of the Ameri- can-Mexican joint commission was de voted to presentation to the Mexican commissioners by their American col leagues of the importance of giving consideration to certain questions which have a distinct international phase of their status and rights os foreign residents in Mexico and of foreigners who have invested their capital in Mexican enterprises. The position taken by the American com mission is that satisfactory solution of these questions is an integral and necessary part of a general program. the purpose of which is to assure to Mexico the resumption of her normal position among the nations of the earth"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
FAIRBANKS URGES
 CALIFORNIA TO SEND
 JOHNSON TO SENATE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4-Harmony Tn Republican ranks and the election of Governor Hiram Johnson to the United States Senate were urged here today by Charles W. Fairbanks. Re- publican nominee for vice president. addressing a luncheon attended by former progressives and leaders in both the regular and united wings of the party. Mir. Fairbanks arrived here today from Los Angeles and leaves tomorrow for Portland.
 You have done yourselves honor by nominating Governor Johnson" he said. Tt is important that you not only elect Charles Evans Hughes. but that you send a Republican Congress to Washington to support him"
 Once in the course of his speech. the nominee sought for a word to de- scribe the divisions of the Republican party. No. won't say factions. he said, flor factionalism in the Republi- can party is buried"
 Former Progressives and leaders in both party wings were welcomed by Fairbanks during the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
WAR PARTY. .|S IN POWER IN
 JAPAN
Selection of Autocratic Terau- chi for New Premier Is In- terpreted as Threat Upon Integrity of China.
are Dennett ana Mrs. Charles Dana
(By Review Leased Wire)

TOXIC. Oct. 4.-The emperor has requested Lieutenant General Count Seiki Terauchi. former minister of war and also formerly resident general in Korea, to organize a cabinet in sue cession to the ministry of Premier Okuma.
 The resignation of Premier Okuma brought to head the intense struggle between the bureaucratic forces and the advocates of representative gov ernment which eliminated in the vic tory of the bureaucrats by the emper- or's designation of Count Terauchi to form cabinet.
 The resignation of Count Okuma is believed to be victory for the ramy party. Viscount Ichioro Motono. the ambassador to Russia, is named as
 Continued on Page 2)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
CAMPBELL MAKES b|G HIT AT
 TOMBSTONE
Renuhlicans Hold a Housing Celebration, Will Repeat Stunt in Bisbee Todsy-Due Here at 10 A. M.

TOMBSTONE, Oct. 4.-(SpeciaD.- Tom Campbell, Republican candidate for governor. accompanied by several other Republican candidates for state offices, held the largest meeting in the history of Tombstone tonight In speaking of the conditions in the State of Arizona today, Candidate Campbell appealed to the fairness of his audi ence. which was comprised, of all parties, for fairness in state govern mental affairs. He spoke in behalf of fair play, both for labor and for capital and reiterated his statement that he would favor none to the exclusion of any particular interest.
 Campbell and his party will leave
 (Continued on Page Five.)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
Former President Thinks Will sons Motive on Railway Issue Purely Political and Unsound in Politics.
SAYS WILSON SMEARED CLEAN SLATE ON MEXICO
'1s Hard to Find One Less Like
 Wilson Than Hughes" He
 Tells Trenton Audience Raps Fiscal Policy. l
(By Review Leased Wire)

TRENTON, N. J., Oct 4.-Assert- ing that the campaign of 1916 is as important as the campaign of 1896 and resembles that campaign in that both the Democratic party and it's candidates are seeking power for disingenuous. unsound, but alluring reasons. former President Taft opened the Republican state campaign here tonight. Mir. Taft attacked he Demo cratic party's fiscal policy and it's free trade" tariff, it's claims for pros perity and also its foreign policy. He also turned his attention to President Wilson's defense of his course in set ting the recent railroad strike by the Adamson law.
 "Corporations and trade unions necessities of modern economical so- ciety." said Mir. Taft. "The power they have, however. may tempt to se- rious abuse, and they have done so. Hence the antitrust law and the in- terstate commerce law. Labor lead CTS have sought exemption from such law and in some instances they have been successful. Unwise subserviency to demands of labor leaders ainds it's crowning instance in Mir. Wilson's dealing with the threatened strike of the railroad brotherhoods.
 "Humiliating
 Tt was one of the greatest national
 (Continued on Page Four.l
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
Future WiUReward Wilson For Peace
 Declares Marshall

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct A. Vice President Marshall tonight told a large audience that the future would justify President Wilson's policies in Mexico and with the foreign belliger- ents
 ''The Democratic party has followed the true path of neutrality" he said. By preventing intervention in Mexi- co, President Wilson avoided the slaughter of hundreds of Americas best young men.
 q am for an S-hour law and have been since 1889 when we passed one in Indiana. Until Hughes declares he would repeal the S-hour law if elect ed. it is not an issue in the campaign"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
Report of American Diplomat Relates Countless Instances of Girls Mistreated, Towns Burned, Innocents Assailed. EVEN BABIES LOCKED
 UP AND BURNED Ruins of Many Villages Strew Path Left by Invading Hor- des, According to Appar- ently Trustworthy News.
(By Review Leased Wire)

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-(By wireless to details of alleged Rumanian atrocities in Dobrudja. says the Overseas News Agency. are con- tained in as report from Sofia core spondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung. who with several other correspond ents and William Warfield. the Ameri- can charg d'affairs at Sofia. inves- tigated reports in Dobrudja, Silistria and surrounding towns and villages. The correspondent writes:
 Burn Towns.
 Everywhere we followed traces Of assassinations and incendiar- ism and everywhere there was the same story of loss of life and pro- perty. Entire villages were de- stroyed by fire and large qoanti- ties of corn, as we'll as people of all classes, were carried away, partly by violence and partly by false promises.
 Murder Girls.
 "The prettiest girls were driven into the Rumanian trenches, where they were assaulted and then murdered, especially in the neiqh- borhood of Silistria.
 Babies Burned.
 "Women and children were locked up in houses, then either burned to death or shot. IL has been proved that the Rumanians ravaged the country in indescrib- able fashion on the direct com mand of their superiors.
 Thousands Enslaved. Before the declaration of war. 25.- poo people and the same number of cattle were taken from Dobrudja. Tn village north of Dobric. the Ru- assassinated 3S Bulgarians md 30 Turks and carried of 64 other men. A village south of Dobricsa is n ruins and only 20 of 13O houses re. nained undamaked.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
PRESIDENTS TRIP WEST
 THAT IF C0NQUER!NG HERD
< < < * < * E Y MAKES NO DIFFERENCE.

* NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Dorothy x ESrnholZ, 21 years old, was called s
 x to the bar in court in general ses- % * sion today to be sentenced for the <
 < theft of $5000 from the lace manu- j
 < lecturers who employed her as a A
 t bookkeeper. 'Is there anybody in the court s
 < who is interested in the prison < er?" asked Judge Wadsworth. 'I am. your honor" replied a * young man. Do you realize that this young * woman stands here having con- * fessed that she stole $5000 from * her employers" asked the court. * ''I do, sir; but that makes no * difference to me. I believe that * she is honest at heart. l love * her and I want to marry her" Sentence was suspended when k : the young man, who said he was * : Harry Richard Mattison. a clerk * : produced marriage license.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
EH Were President Would Interuene In
 Mexico and Restore Our Honor," Says Hanly
Prohibition Champion Says There Would Be No Vacilla- ton of Watchful Waiting On His Part.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Oct. 4-In- teryention in Mexico was advocated in an address here tonight by Frank Hanley,. prohibition candidate for president. Simultaneously he urged Charles E. Hughes to answer as to what he would do in the Mexican sit uation if he were elected. Hanly said Hughes had criticized Wilson's Mexi- can policy and now that he had an- nounced his attitude, he would like to know more of the Republican presi- dential candidates.
 Intervention Inevitable
 "I believe intervention by the government of the United States is inevitable and if I were elected and conditions were as they now are" Hanly said. "and our present anomalous relations to Mexican affairs were still existent, l would
 intervene promptly and decisive ly immediately upon my inaugur- ation and assumption of authority
 and pause not until safety and
 orderly government was estab- lished there, and the good name
 and self respect of the United
 States restored
 In Mexico As In Cuba
 ''I would intervene as We inter- vened in Cuba and as we have in tervened in Haiti and Santo Do- mingo. Intervene not in war of aggression or for our own aggran-
 dizement, but as a friend and neighbor.
 "I would do that, making my purpose clear, and there would be no vacillation. no hesitancy."
 Says Wilson Blundered
 Preceding his declaration for inter- vention. Hanly said Wilson had erred in not recognizing Huerta, in sending troops to Vera Cruz. and across the border in a "purposeless man-hunt" and in holding them on the border now
 orts Hughes In Same Boat
 'Watchful waiting. under Charles Hughes" Hanly declared. in asking that Hughes answer him. would be no better than 'watchful waiting un- der Woodrow Wilson"
 Warm welcomes were extended the prohibition candidates both in South Dakota and Nebraska today as they worked their way here from Omaha. Both states vote on dry amendment this year and hopes are entertained by the prohibitionints that they will win two victories. In South Dakota however. the proposed amendment is coupled with others including woman suffrage and this situation it is thought. may delay it's adoption.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
THIRD PENNSYLVANIA
 TROOPS LEAVE FOR HOME

FL PASO. Oct 4-The Third Penn sylvania Infantry left it's camp near Fort Bliss this evening on a special train for Pennsylvania there to be mustered out of the federal service. The Tenth Infantry of the Pennsyl- vania national guard is ready to en- train for home and may leave some time tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
Scribes From All OUer U., s. to See
 Worlds Series

BOSTON, Oct. 4.-From the number of applications already received the worlds series promises to break all existing records as far as newspaper attendance is concerned, it is said. The Braves Field press boxes are the largest in the country and probably will seat the greatest assembly of ball writers that has ever witnessed d game.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
Rooseueh Coming ToELPaso Soon to
 Address Soldiers

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Theo. Roose- welt will go as far west as Fl Paso Texas, on his tour in the interests of the Republican national ticket, it was announced here tonight. The Colonel it is said, will address the soldiers at that point on the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
RUMAN|AN INVASION IF
 BULGARIA. REEKS WITH
 STORIES IF ATROCITIES
< ' < & -
 x U. s. SOLDIERS MIX < WITH PANAMANS.

PANAMA, Oct. An a fight to- ] night between American soldiers ] and Panamans. one Panaman was , killed. The fight occurred ,l the ] same district where similar dis , orders have taken place. Three ] Americans are under arrest in the ! Panama jail for alleged participa- ! tion in the disorder.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
YOUTH VERSUS CRAFT|NESS;
 WHICH WILL WIN PENNANT?

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Statistics of the Brooklyn National league club which will oppose the Boston Ameri- cans in the world series beginning Saturday, show that the National league representatives are a younger set of players than their opponents. The average age of the Brooklyn play CTS is 22k years while that of the Boston combination is 27la years. AL though the Boston team has the ad- ,antage of age and experience the Brooklyn squad is heavier, their av- craze weight being ITS pounds.
 Coombs, a right handed pitcher, bats either way. Pitcher Fucker bats right handed and throws left handed. and Zack Wheat performs in the op- posite manner.
 Of the pitching staff, Pfeffer Coombs Cheney, Dell and Appleton are right handlers while Fucker, Marquard, Mills and Smith are south paws The following is a complete list of the physical and playing staff of the Brooklyn players eligible to take part in the worlds series against the Bos- ton Americans:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
| % < q MONTHLY AVERAGE PRICE.

D The average price of copper for t the month of September. accord * ing to quotations from the Mining | and Engineering Journal. was t 26s55. t
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05

Of these players J. T Meyers is from San Diego. Calif,; J. w. Mails, San Quentin, Calif. and Ivan Olson. Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-05
WEATHER

Arizona - Thursday and Friday fair, slow Iy rising temperature
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-29
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