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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08

When the Ranger had gone, Coma
lez walked slowly toward his house,
with his head bowed thoughtfully.
ut Is very strange" he muttered.
"How could Don Eduardo have met
this Cara at noon when, with my own
eyes, / saw him ride away from Las
Palmas at three o'clock in the after
noon? 1t Is very strange"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08
Australians Deadly ReptiIes

Three-fourths Of Australians 100
species of snakes are reported to be
venomous, the big pythons and rock
snakes being harmless, but dangerous
kinds increasing rapidly southwark
from the tropics Tasmania's snakes
are all venomous, though only five are
classed as really deadly. AustraIia's
lizards, about 800 species, are nearly
everywhere, even in some city streets,
in woods, fields and deserts, among the
rocks, in water, and in trees.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08

y Dont NnoW Anything ABOUT YOU"
explained in a word the reason for his
presence.
Il don't know anything about your
man. What d'you want him for, and
who are your
Dave introduced himself. II want
him for stealing Guzman's calves. |
trailed him from where he and his
partner cut into your south pasture"
Benito stirred and muttered an OATH
but Austin was unmoved. II reckon
you must be bad trailer" he laughed.
AWe've got no thieves here. What
makes you think Guzman lost any
calvAs?"
a Dase's temper, never too we'll con-
hoifed at best began to rise. He could
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08
Can't Be Done

"You will see some queer sights az
a photographers studio"
''No doubt"
'For instance, there Is the woman
sitter who tries to look natural with
$50 worth of store bought hair on her
head and her cheeks plastered with
paint"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08

A Frenchman has invented an arti.
fetal wood for matches, using speci-
ally prepared straw as a substitute.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08

Mrs Alare Austin, handsome young mistress
Law lying in ambush a Mexican
forced "a hours until Law his
home young Ed Austin
Austin
secretly league thieves Mrs.
her other ranch La Fera
cattle taken by Mexican soldiers
Longo becomes instantly beauty
embarrassment Meanwhile Dave
kills a who shoots his horse
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-09-08
Force Of Circumstances.

Force OF circumstances.
Artesian laborers are more healthy
than other people, suppose"
"Why should they be?"
Aren't they all well diggersr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
DethmaRR- Ro||weg's
Position is Secure

BERLIN. May j.. Via LONDON. May
II, H:i5-a ln~-Whiln the batting of
the imperial chancellor is going on.
IN" events Of The last rs hours would
Sr"m 10 Indicate that DR.. Won Beth
mann.HOllwrs position continues 10
b" absolutely secure. The. chancellor
returned from a hurried visit 10 great
headquarters Saturday morning. and
left The Same night for Vienna. after
having spent tho day in comforting
with Tho RcichStag narty leaders with
respect 10 tn" Interpretations on Ger.
many'S war aims.
Both his visit to great headquarters
and his trip 10 the Austrian capital
were made in connection with ne
chant'llOr's declaration covering the
war aims, whrh he will submit 10 the
RriChstag on Tuesday. Both The gov.
"rnmrnl anu the middle-road parties
AZ. dr,jr0uS Of avoiding IN eXIenSir"
or acrimonious debate. and represent
aiiv,>S of rhr latter will unite in joint
statement or present independent co.
jnCidinE declarations.
II is c0Htrnd"d thar tho chancellor
holds strong enough cards in the pres
rnl military situation. the success or
the i'.hnaiS. the record sixth war loan
and tn" Improvement in III" food stu
HilDn Ia hat off his opponents who
hay" been at his heels for months
aa$t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
TRIED TO SELL HIS
FATHERS AUTOMOBILE
Charles Elliott Said 10 Have Taken
Machine and Was Arrested
at Elm Grove.

Charles Elliott Of Clay$vill". Is al
legged 10 have taken his fathers auto
mobile and attempted IN dispose OF 1t
Saturday in Elm Grove, where he WAS
arrested
Elliott, the authorities were told.
worked in Clay+vlllr, while his father
resided on Il farm few miles IRON
that town Deciding 10 30 10 AKRON
thr son, who is about - years Of az
went 10 his fathers farm Friday nieh'
and took the autDrnobll" from 'll'
barn. Saturday morning, in CIaFSvlli'
he purchased four now tires and stN
rraI tools, having them charged 10 III:
father.
Driving on TO Elm Grove, he a..
tcruptrd 10 sell the car first az Inc
Nifrhell garage and lAirr 10 W. w.
Price. H. offered The tires. it is said,
for half-price Later, he Is said 10
have proposed trading The machine'
which Is Ford touring car. 1or Il
motorcycle.
His strong desire To dispose Of the
machine aroused the suspicion Of Elm
Grove garage proprietor&. and Deputy
Sheriff J.. q. Nerlmil!On arrested hiih
on the charge OF driving an aulonlo-
bile without Il state license. EIllolt
said he lost his license and was walt
ing until he went IN ohio before puT.
chasing another. He was fined 81 ana
costs BY Squire Charles ". Selner''
and in default Of payment the car ""H
attached
Meantime. CIaysvIlle authorities
were notified, Will the result that II
liotts father yesterday went 10 Elm
Grove. paid the costs and Obtained (h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
Red Cross Society
Plans Big Campaigns
One to Increase Membership and An
other for Funds for Carrying on
Work in Wheeling District.

That the United States might sur
mass all other nations in membership
p". 49, g." ,,;noa Dod Cross socioty The
IN III" AMERICAN iNeu C'oss socio.s 'Ne
Wheeling chapter has lnaugurated 4
cnmpnien for 10000 members and an
o,bnr comnairn for 81 nnO TO be used
"''I' ' ,I1 ".7 4' '.or,, - ,no V.haoI
IN inc req CFoSS "olA III 'i'e Aee'
Ing dIStllEl, - 49,. 1I,,h bri,5
Al NeGuqunl tG.s III !"c i'ue e.i D1ir' :,
inS loS"l u.EaI.,n"'aol 1ro a. Coz &c ~
IN sewing na'louH "!,ie'e 6 III 0S he !"
'"f .N"""'L"i i',Ia - o., i,n
week me iolio"lHs scneuu'e - " ~
c"irl,u pu': =, ,o,,,s o,,xi,i-
;""it"I;' (, ri.n:u inxiIi3rv
w.; n,,',n.s cniIj RI I,irsI pr.shvferian
i; ,7i''. II,ir,ar D,n1, is ch,ir-
nmnIcn; ,b M'H I;,r iT yor tbo T m3rnine and
. nan ~ -, H"! ~ 81 ,tn .r,n,:roon
MIS 2S'Ih1' ,Ia, 4G ~ DE- t"I ,i"o man,
VIZ N''u Ian" !" i''' WV
man: c;, suo..;,o ,o,,.
u'SHaS IT,! uresS W95it toa.
ltiHre M''T's, "; u, t!,! uapn,.nIan!
chairman; l-hu'c: tlrnitM DE- ~ ' Tn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
HOL.L WEI &c FATE
IN TIE BALANCE

VIENNA, via Amsterdam to Lon
don, SOB \. May lf.-Dr. Won Bern
man-Ao4lweg, the lnlper!a! cAnncedtoI.
HIn iuNcne M T, SmMo,.s 80 go In
Gincd rr,t ~ conmt cge,nip' tho foreign
Taintstsr, '' ana araTred on his return
for Berlin In the evening.
COPE.HHA.iEN. VIA LONDON May
H. IT. p; M Il" latest direct AnNiCrH
TrNG mere from tri ,,, r',aiIr,1 i inn
impression mai vigorous tal! aiS!l
- being Wa&"d 10 bHlnS ADnnt w"
u"WiIfaI OF 'r. i"'hlnahh-iioIi"EE'
h.r imperial rh']lccli"'.
u" movement ma Hiiu" ~, u
,"'Ll '!''dr W." i''uta ,r'T 49,,
49,, -, i,,,,,,,,,,.,i,rs ,,,.,m. known
t :" , r,IIT",.' No. v"'I re,nrn rs
Ih.,m':,'llnr ~ .,s - rriv,,r individuaI
TIr. frirnds NJ nr Won hartmann.
iiuIIwrr however were. absolutely
sire that the chancellor sill pos
s,a$srd The fun confidence Of the en-
I,rrnr. notwithstanding the efforts of
Tho pan-GarmanS and conservatives
- hara,< him ON the question of cleo
lrral reforms and particularly on his
failure Ia express n stern nuu-pOsSu-
mus on tho rruln.al OF the RzrichstaS
constitute nal committee IL change The
method of the appointment Of army
and navy officers. on the ground that
II WIS undermining III" rhrnn" and en-
danE"r!ng The future ni the hoh"h'
%"lf'rll dynasty.
I'r Won Hfthmah-Hn!iWFS hllnse!l
acc0fdln2 IN STORES r'rcuIatlns II,
i"r!ln' ca MOI 'aF" III" hlnV"'nrll5
AGAINST nm ail"Srlh'F ilIhllI any q
WAS cr"di'"d WHIP me remark lHaL !!
his opponents Grove nam nul my
would only put nurl Won h"fnSl9IlI !;
iorn"r alhpaSSHaor 10 ,hr hIlro
states, III ms place. fiumorS ABOUT
Won brrhS'orllS cAhNlHarE i"I me
rhanrr!iorShlp are trace" pack 10 'hS
remark from NlihcllhStfHSSe' II Il us
serted.
The position OF DR.. Alir"d Elmm"r-
man, vice chancellor ana t"r'lSh Sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
FIRST SUB CHASER
HAS BEEN LAUNCHED

WASilINGTuN, MHy l%.--Th" frs;
boat ii liz. Hnvy's fleet OF SuhmArtn"
chuScrS has t"$! h""n iaun'h''t - NJ
N.w York navy yard Il wH> nu""Hrc"
tonight and tl"S"C"ud will h" ldunr.:-
ii AZ ihr N"w orleans EHN% Yard n Il
few days. i["rtS - Doth were laid .tpr!i
/ Mary Other .l"-f"nt m"inrrraft are
rearing r"r'V!"ll"u ana VIII t." rnl M"
IN. wnic:. within Il irw weeks. lriartc
builders and navy yards ara rushing con-
S;ri,.tinu. go ;hHt Il large numm'r Of the
vcsS,.iS nlmy l". aynlahi" soon Tor coast
patrol WORK a"d attack on submarines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
MORALLY WOUNDED,
THE POET SEEGER
ENDED HIS LIFE

PH1l.AnELrjilN. May l%.-Alan Soc
ger. III" young American poet. iI'i"d
himself with u uHll"' ir";u h!> OWE rts-
to- after hr WAS WuuuI"d III 81 charge
Of tn. foreign ,,-gi"n al France. arrrrI-
ing 80 u better r''""Ir"d here today from
I hnri"S k"rNy"ni. Of I;ryn Ma"r. - mean
h"r ~ -" I..t:uE'i'" cores -! th' h'-''fI
i:"prr:S - s:""Grr'$ death nu .Nr"!! "r
=. were received This country recently.
"WnGnd"H ia n" hr"a$'. anuum"n ana
En'"S 10y = German sM.ii as h" reached
tho village. "f .lcl!o?- wrni"
k"rwnrd "S'"::'r r"al!2"'! that his death
WAS only u matter Of hours. r" rid him
self nC his agony h" shu, himself throuGh
thC tcnu".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
CATHEDRAL-LINSLY

Tho second game If I'll" season be-
tween Cathedral High and LinSty
baseball teams will h" played this NJ
1rrnoon al Leagu" park. The contest
will start at / o'clock.
Cathedral ha% announced IN" luilnW'
ing lineup: John Gorsuch. n; ir"
o.: B. GorSuch. e.: rafferty,. ID. Nc
cannon. :. :: NrigCrmcyrr. %h.; Nan.
E. f.: Clark. I. t.: i. Nanyu. !. f.: Dali
tr, utility.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14

Henry P. DAWSON. member Of the
firm OF J. p. Morgan 6 Company. WIN
has been named by President Wilson
as chairman of the American Red
Cross war council.
The council soon Will make an ap-
peal for many millions Of dollars Il"
be used for relief w0vl; for ;hc Amer
lean army and 10 aid the destitute"
civilian populations in The European
war zone. Mr. DAWSON announced
that the vast resources OF j. I. Nor
gan g. company will be- used 20 facil-
,tate the work OF the council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Wheeling. W. Va. May 10, 1917.
Scaled bids will be received by the
Board nf Education of Triadelphia Dis
tr1ct. ohio County. Nest Virginia. for
the erection al new High School build
ing. /" he built on their property near
Oak Park. I'lans and specifications for
tn" proposed building may he seen at
the uIIicc OF Architect F. +. Faris or Il:
the office OF the secretary OF said board
in the Woodsdalc School building.
All bids must he in the hands OF the
secretary OF said board not later than
II o'clock a. NJ. saturday. June ,. l9l,.
4 certified check for per cent OF The
amount Of the bid to accompany each
bid.
The board reserves the right 10 re-
jrct any or all bids.
Tradclphia District.
SM.BAIED. President.
ms Il-l2-i4-l 5-I6-l7=l9-26-punel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
KANAWHA T0WBOAT
MEN GO ON STRIKE

GALLlrOl.IS. O.. May 1@.--Fire-
men ana deckhands on Kanawha river
towboats owned by karawhu coal np-
orators Went on strike late last night,
The men demand an Increase Of ten
dollars month or 4 wage OF Sc.
Boats wrrr held IN today until tn"
places Of the strikers could be Iillcd,
and many were left with mcomplc1"
crews
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
Serious Shortage
In Canada Wheat

OTTAWA. ont. May IA s"rious
Shnriup" n ii" winter wheat crop IF
canada was !"v"Hlrd by a report "f tho
census and statistics office. iuud" pablo
'OR:t% IN" :irrrrcC estimated !" have
been $"wu last fall WA" Ma. '"n. and n"
estimated destruction through winter
killing was ."un acres. or - per en-,
i"aIing 80, i'u acres IL lao harvested.
TIE "silUlt"d r"nLfiinn "f Tia" "rnn
NprIl - Wis - pc" ""!i:. which - boyer
than in %uE previous year s!nr" i""! at
Ib.ii date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
JOSEPH VARCO DEAD.

.rn$ouh Narco. Hrn2arian. a%"d -.
BO.gs Run. Benwooh. died in North
Wheeling hospital This morning Of Il
complication Of Diseases. il" leaves
Il VITO and one son in Hungary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
D I E D

| twIs-0n Sunday May 18th. 1917. II $50 o'clock
a M al tie family homo No. Il North "Aea.l
s,r.%t VIRGINIA nni. daughter CT WEndhen and
Martha Lewis. aged ! yrar and ! :nnths.
L,,r,. s.ry,ccs ON Tuesday sr4rnorn 230 O'Clock
Fiirnds RESPECTFULLY :nI;ted 10 S:tsnd- lnieF1nen
i. LI.;IicT cemetery.
RoSs-On Sunday m":n,rr May 18th. 1917. the
residence OF hls m,,a-. Mr.. John Z. Pogae. "est
.Aiaamtrr Ia. SAM I'll. BENDLE RuSb. IL hi'
u5th gar.
Fuarfgi sHD.ceS %. Mo"Gsy evening ~ ~ Oeioc-'
Iu;cIIrrl,. rE 1lI.,Jsy :LprI.!ES \: ~ oc!ocs'
E:.,a,ds !l.,!rcd 20 ..;-ad. En.c!nGaeat ~ GTesn-
Ruu. MsI;,!sual.
huLTz-At FItt,hurih. IA. or Sunday. NAY u.s.
lo!7 Laura MEAD. ua:e Of Ur. EA-l Douglass
HUH.
Funeral notice hr.rA!te:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
FOR, SALE

FOR SAle-0Ierand - Roadster. IN good condition.
iuIlS equipped SIS. Address {. o. ANerder. Ja-
ruhsburx, uLlU. ny-l4.l
FOX SALE-ll head Of good horses. big teams and
some good all PURPOSE horses. As hare quit buAi-
ness. VIII sell cheap 10 quick buyes. Bell phone
SR5 WarwOod. nlJ-3-:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-CancO pin. between Second Presbyterian
rhrrcl, and 18th street. Reward for return 10 In
tell grnrrr Office. my-li-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Autn accessory; quick sales. generous com
missions: every dealer buys. Permanent. Teres:
orders. 0nly hsh grad. producers wanted. Gre
age mud references. CataloC Printing Co.. $50 La
fayrr;c II. y. Y. &. my-i-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
WANTED-FemaIe Helm

WANTD-Girl for general housewort Spring clean
Ing finished Give reference. Nrs. D. ". Coch-
ran a02 So Front St. Natl phone sj7N. ny-ll-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock Eggs from winter
I4ycr, $l.jU per Is; $500 hundred S.ilws!l Farm.
Rayland. Ohio tp-l-SOt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
IN THE FORMER LOGAN. BUILDING. COR
kER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREET:
CoRNER STORE ROOM. ...-................3I0C
FRONT DWELLING R0ohS.................3 ~
) FRONT DWELLING R00M.................S25
6 FRONT DWELLING oohs.................3I 10
JAMES l. hAWlEY.
I065L3 MAIN STREET.
FOR RERI-MoDeRR STORE RooH AND
CEMENT BASEMENT. IDEAL loCh.
TIoH. APPLY BROWNE BROS, I42o
MARKET STREET. aplv-Sot
FoR ReNT-An apartment :. and BATH. In.
gUIre Irwin drug stVre. Iny-i-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14

WkNIED-Men and boys factory work. Appl.
WEilakcr-G!essneE Co. Wheeling CorruSAting Dept
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14

orders Only high grad. producers wanted. GLTe
age mud references. CataloC Printing Co.. $50 La
fayrr;c II. y. Y. &. my-i-g
WkMiED-Men and boys ror factory work. Appl.
Whitaker GieSSneE Co. Wheeling CorruSIting Dept.
ap-lI-u
WAHTED-MAn who can speak one more lang
uasrs Great chance Tor right man. Alan Tunnel
i2aO Market ST Bell phone ll35; National ;e5-Y.
ap-9-u
WANTEO-Men TO sell our Inns OF bouscho,d
furnishings. from house to Louse sm=u
weekly payments We pay weekly.
mr-s-H Z. f. ADAMS. li40-ll42 Main H.
WNNTE D-Two young men Woft neVs aEsnN %
y. g. U. trains Apply at Union ESEI u e.:ieS
b. o. depot Ss-S-u
WAHTEO-At once. several rood delivery and I3ies
boyL 10 work beioIe school. Apply At Circulation
DEPARTMENT. lntrcspcet. U-tWesu y and l. N
WANTED--Boy To work In mornings before school
hours. Apply intelligence mail room before
O'Clock. my-l2-J
WANTED-YounS man Is 70 IS years old. 10 work
IL the house. Greer & Lain5. 1914 Main st.
my-I2-i
WANTEo-ornamontsI Iron workers, wire workers.
and erector,. Tho Ornamental Iron Work Co..
Akron, Ohio. my-l2-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14

VIENNA, via Amsterdam to Lon
don, 4:o8 4. M. May lf.-Dr. Won Be1h-
man-Hollweg, the imperial chancellor,
had luncheon Sunday with Emperor
Charles and Empress Zite. Later Ito
dined with Cuun: CZetTuu, tho foreign
minister, and started on his return
for Berlin In the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
ALFONSO FOR PRESIDENT.

One of the stories coming of the political confusion of Spain within the last week is to the effect that King Alfonso is willing to yield the establishment of publican form of government, would like become the first president.
 This looks, the face of it. very much like joke Alfonso is Bourbon, of few remaining scions of and proudest royal house in Europe The idea of Bourbon cheerfuly surrenderng his crown is in credible idea of his continuing himself in power president the revolutionary is undeniab ly funny But it isn't absurd it sounds.
 Alfonso isn't ordinary Bourbon. He is not to be generally associate with royalty AS sovereign of one of the most conservative monarches in the world and head of court famed formality and reactionism Alfonso has shown himself a progressive and con sistent breaker rules His sympathes known to bo radicals rather than the reactionaries While favored Germany the he has been proally Only
 and the rabble are with the Allies" said with a laugh
 The present ferment Spain uninteigble to most outsiders It seems uncertain whether Spain will swing to the German side the side of the Allies neither and whether she will remain monarchy or follow her neghbor Portugars example and turn republican
 In latter event there might be chance of Alfonso realizing his reputed ambition though the possibility is naturally remote He's tremendously popular but new republics distrust all royalty Russia has shown that in shelving Grand Duke Nicholas.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
Latter Day Saints
 New Elder In Pulpit

Elder Jas. E. Yates, for three years pastor of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Phoenix, takes up the work for his church in Bisbee.
 In his first days sermons in Bisbee. Sunday, MT. Yates said, in part:
 Tt is better that the mind grapple with an unpleasant truth than that the senses be lulled into a false security by a pleasing deception.
 "A salvation that does not begin to take effect in time, by preventing peo- pie from getting into the tar barrel of sin, furnishes a very poor guarantee of its power to cleanse the soul unto salvation for eternity.
 "In the matter of sin and salvation. an ounce of sin preventative and re- sistance against temptation is worth much more than a pound of forgive ness and remission.
 "The difference between evil words and kicking gun is that the gun with a violent recoil does damage at both ends, while the greater havoc is at the muzzle; but evil words kill more of the foolish gunners who fire them than of the innocent victims of their attack.
 Find a person who habitually shoots evil words from the mouth in the attempt to magnify every defect Or imaginary fault of others, and you have found one who is spiritually dead or dreadfully i'll with a disease that frequently becomes so chronic that nothing but most profound repentance and deepest humiliation before God can effect a cure.
 Good words are like a flowing stream, blessing and caressing from rivulet to river, and as waters flow. and good words go, both the Siver and the river grow stronger"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
GRANDMOTHER, THE PIONEER
 PHYSICIAN.

In the good old pioneer days Of this country, when drug stores were few grandmothers root and herb remedies were what were always depended upon to bring relief for family ail ments. and some of grandmother's root and herb remedies are now found upon the shelves of the modern drug store and are among the best and most widely used prepared medicines.
 Such is Lydia E. Pinkhan's Nege table Compound. a botanic remedy Originally prepared by Lydia E. Pink ham. of Lynn, Mass. over forty years ago. and which has brought health and happiness to more women m America than any other medicine.
 (AdvertisemenD
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03

That telegram that President Mover of the Union of Mine Shelter Workers sent to Governor Camp bell yesterday wasn't shot it was blast Clear Arizona day and straight to the point as thrown spear If the Bsbee boarding houses and restaurants who feed working miners in the name of Union ism have union leg to stand upon after this message it must leg. If this is union strike then the American Federation of Labor is not union organiz- ation In fact after the President Mover telegram the Bsbee strike has become Uboat upon the of com merce and an outlaw upon dry land
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
THESE ARE BOLD coNsPIRAToRs.

The I. w W. wolf has many fangs Not alone does he bite at the hand of the U. S. government with strikes in the copper mines it is now plain from the utterances of of the bolder speakers that templates attack through the ranks of the workers in the harvest fields and granaries of the country ready the l. W. W. orators proclaming that help shall come from the workers in the fields
 The patience of Uncle Sam is proverbial He allows his children to nell and moi in his great melting pot to their hearts content. But your Uncle is at war these days No longer is he Job. He hath become
 Samson with his hand against his foreign foes harassed and hampered long by enemies from within
 But how in the of all the gods of old Rome is possible for these agents and abetters of the to be able persuade coerce buldoze and inveigle honest hard working patriotic Amreicau citizens in many mining camps leave good jobs good wages under the best of conditions and by their very idleness at country in her greatest peril?
 Every striking miner in Arizona went to meetings last night and fed upon the loud and empty words of paid And tomorrow. next week. these who baraunged them gone seek other victims and wages that have forever them their families and their town, and the copper that has remained un- mined has held back just many shells needed by soldiers and allies in France and delayed the finish ing work just many big gun mechanisms needed by these same defenders of liberty.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03

Bisbee is going have great Fourth of July ceebra- ton next Wednesday, There will be great noise or loud shouting pluckng of feathers from the Eagles tail But several thousand earnest and are going assemble together and again pledge themselves body and soul the their fathers founded and the flag they love Enemies abroad have denied us right of the enemies at home seek to cripple the industries by which live good time to show both years peace and pros perity have sapped strength destroyed our courage and determination.