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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
Galdl F. >averiO.
LOGGIA GIUSEPPE DE FELL.
CE GIUFFRIDA. No. 4qS

PCl-a-. 81 L-EiO 1917.
Al GTande Coneilio deIlo
State di Penna.-
Per CeClS-CC5 u-anlUe. q log
Ela Giuseppe De Ee-iCe Glut-rida
No. 49S deWO. T. d.. pr0-esta
cOCTO gl aUS-E-aCl ga IOCl della
uCsua co.Oria ed : prou-a . sol
-Os-are Q lua-unCue deliberate
che pranisra c0ias-0 Gra1de
COnciiO. o il Circo.o I-aEanO. o
IItaLan Reconstruction Commit
tee cOurrO di eSsi.
Con s-lua 2 trarer10 a-teCro.
mi li-0 in l. L. F.
Giovanni CoStagliola. Segr. 4.
zoos s. 18th s..
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
La SinCerita' in giro

Per Gmore che non ammuffiS-
Se soto gil scattaI di qualche
negozio. "a Sincerita ha semitic Il
tiSogno di uscire fuon g msrrerSi
in moSua: AMI di spaudersi dap
per-u--o in guiSa che poi 81 fos-
* po-u-a fare un'abbondante
raccoI-a di gu5s-a bella vir-u e
Gisuibulr.a 3 -u-u colorO che son
Gsgni 6i Ecever-a.
Fra-alI ed a-ici ouarai. non
gongolare daLa gioia per tanra
copia di sincal-a che sta insi-
nuar6o>i neua uosua c0.0nia.
perche q vol non ne spe--a nep-
pure una bEicio-a. Per potter aspi-
rare q tanr0 9 nacessario che ab-
bia-e un rico-o d protess0re. non
Eup0r-a che sia del me6esiuo
va-ore di quelE che puLlulau0 in
c0l0nia; o a-meno doueste dino
srrare d'ssSere state in Seuina-
no. ecc.- ecc.
L'arr0 giorno un pezo crosse
in fatt0 di sinceuta, par-and0
con qualcun0 che poueb6e essa-
re- srcrA nm i-<f~rar0 1frz-s con
eafaS: s. 10 vogEo che tutto si
appiani. ma senza Ia preSenza di
nessm0: ma Il pare cer-e cose
Il pubbLico 6svs ignorule assolu-
-auenCe. Eppoi; 6ovre56e essere
prsSente I'm Rivar0, , Sare6be or
ubils. To dunque pouei scsn6s-
re q competence con tale perso-
ma FCSsi ua--0
Quache giorno dopo. q r0--s
alta, dopo una cer-a riunio-e il
pezzo crosse in Ea-t9 di sinczr-a
snconua con Rivano. Fss-e e
spanGoni cordiaLissime, Oh, ca
rissiu0 Rlvaruzzu beLo, come
stat FacciaUo una paSsegEa-a
aSSieme- Tt sal. 6i u 10 eCCi sem
pre- Ia UagE0re s-lUa ed no sem
pre- deSl6sra-0 ID -ua auiciEa,
Ma diuuL Il pare che 10 posSa
sce-6ere mo 9 T-Cpea o @ Com
pare TuEltdu. QGss-0 non succe-
iera mai
Go non p=r-a-CC, -s1--e face
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

so a quella categoIia di lndlvl-
Gui che fanno giuochl On tmam-
buhSmo e che un gioIno o Ialuo
Eniranno per cadere e non rial
zarSi maj pin.
Un'altra spiegaZiOne.
Non CTedo, non posse cTedeIe,
che tn abba pOrutO dire a ulver>l
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

Sima ragione di esiStere? Questo
diritto E forSe riserbato al supe-
ruomini come vol?
Quello che dissi altra volta. 10
ripeto ancora. e francamente VI
son gato perche me ne pOrgete
di nuovo ToccaSione; gil Scutri
da me firmau sono miei, propri0
miei. mOdesu Scutu certamente.
ma che sono sante verita, Scrirti
che 10 metto Su ala meglio in
quel po' di tempo che mi res-a
disponibile. tempo che qualche
vosuo carisImo AMIGO Sciupa
nelle bettole e nei lupanari 10
non sono state mai un presta no
me. un venduro. mai. q qualcuno
degli Independent che mi como
see bene, 10 50 g We 10 pu6 dire.
Che Sc poi non siets affa--o
convinto di queLo che afferuo,
mi potets meuere ala prova VI
do facolta di farmi recapi-are
qualche tema ed 10 ala preSsrEa
di uualche vosuo AMIGO mi faro
un dovere di svo.gerlo. baSarGo-
- ~. H---
MI su--a ma moaTs --sS--ll@ e--..--
Ia ol quinIa e-eH2eLa.ale G.
eSpeTlenza acqllS.@-@ Ael 5
alclaSseI.e ann u va l-9--" 9
iona al T l-aae-.--'
IntanIo Fogla.e 5>@e -N -
p-u cauIo PEI o. 7---- < . -
qua non IA osso ---' o'99' 0--- ''''
con que- enc Ss~5' -o- IA 7,s
-S'-.'iiiLlv : u mo 0'-i-' - -
ae-a hag-one' = @.77 4-.-7
COS" oa l----- S-@-7 -'-l.o az
no ea a---@-V J. --@=so "
O>'-e '-- -- =. @
--sA-e' come < azure ---1' a---7
al7Sso sara 8 >'--- s
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

Antonino NighOne.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
LOGGIA LIBERIA E PENSIE-
RI. No. PSI
Mr.. Giovanni Torehio.
GranCe SegT5-&TLO lI F

.T- -t--L--- C-z- = 81 -- VI .
Caro- AMIGO G FrateIlo.
E0 ricevuCo IA circo.are del
Granda C5rciLi0 ed no prova-a
-O.-a sCddisEazi0na de- suo deli
.bera-O cou-ro il Cav. C. c. 4.
Bald. Sole cgsi nOrdine FigL d.
-a-la pu6 arElvare all inrenro di
sc-accia-e Ia tesla q guel re--ile
vaen0So del c. c. A. Bald g COM
pagni. Preg0-i di renGer- uiO in
-erpreCe verso il G. c. ed eSpTi-
mere Ia mia grau-udire verso !
component -ut-i al quail aSsicu-
TO il UiO appOggio pO-lLicO. Qu
"a Liberia e PeuSier0 Co1ra I'm bel
uuuerO li cir-adIni g " sOn0 mol
Il aspirln-i ala ci-ra6i1anza a.
UeUcaua-
Fra-erui saLu-i q -ut-0 il G. C..
F. Pellicciotta.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

zione in cui { tenuta dal popolo
che ci oSpita-
la Loggia tutta inoltre 81 sen
te indignata per gH attaeehi Vi
gliacchi mOSSi cOntro II Grande
Venerable, Giuseppe Dl Sllve-
StrO. che tutta Ia Sua energla mi
gliOre ha Spe>O Spende per h
grandezza delfOrdine z per fele-
vamento della nOStra ciaS>e lavo-
ratTice.
Giuseppe De Stefani, Ven.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
YOGI DI PROTESTA
CONTRO IFARABUTTI COLONIAL DI SDIPATIA PER
EORDNE ED SUOI DIRIGENTI

U=nte ii-e--a. Iacc-usa 1=E1era-
ZlCCe.
Era-sT-L SAu-L.
Giuseppe De StefanL Ven.
La LOggia 4. Meucci nella
Seduta OrdinaTia del ) AgOStO, ad
unanimita decideva di protesta-
re vivamente contr0 denigTatO-
RI della nOStra gTande e mobile
istituHone. / quail nella lorO ee-
eta inteIlettuale non ne vedOnO
/ prOZrs>si giornalierI. ] benefici
moral e MATERIAL che appOTta
al nOstri lavOrat0ri. Il cOnSidera-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

town. Pa. - MOI intendiamo par
lare di EirrOzI. quelL0 del batta-
Clio, che fl Il primo a parlare del
Lur-l G del SIuulaCI LuT-I Co
mali.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
Piccola Posta

PULCINO. Citta. - La riu-
nione tenura in casa del pigna-
taro. fu motto movimentata ed
ALA fine, dopo una vivace discus
stone. 81 deciSe di annienrarci
uru con bonnie q venUo g con ar
re>u per Cura dele guardie della
Gran Via.
Poveretu. come ci fanno ride
re DOvrebbero eSSere un tau-i-
no pin SeTl e memo ciarlatanL
IN AMIGO. Camden. y. J. -
Cono>Camo motto da vicino quel
Ea--OSO brlga dIere feTrOvia-
rio. cognar0 di CaIminuccio. A
Suo tempo uer-eremO in mOstra
ancEe QueS-0 familiare del deco
ra-i; ma Sc vUOi immediate in
tOTuazioni. puoi TivOlgeTti al ca
Ss-lariO del Tribunale di EaIlo
della Lucania o ale Autorita fer
roviarie.
CICCIO SAVERIO, PhiIa. -
Dio SeIpente, Non puo essere
com 'egi Il ha detto. che il Cava-
lere d'industria non ne vO-
gla Sapere del degenerate, per
che Sono Stari visit tr0ppO spes-
SO N dolci ed in intimi cOIloqui.
PADRI DI FA3IGLIA, IN
GUARDIA, - ConsigliamO al
pa6ri di fauig.ia che abitanO ale
10 srrade ira Christian G CaTpen-
Ter SIS. d stare bene attenti,
psrche Il dirertore della "Cioaca"
3 III essere pericol0s0 per le per
SOre OrsS-s. Chi E a5ituatO q Vi
we're rei lupanau 9 capace di tut
70. A--en-i ale tasche. special
UEu-e.
FARMACLSTA. Citta. - Per
che pigiarsela con chi non ha
a.-a q ve6ere con cerri aTtlcOl
in a--ri tempt pubb-icari sui Ri
BELLE lL0.-e coSe turono scrrte
ia Sa-ara. Oggi Dr. Curiangi0-O.
EOLPACCINO, Cir-a. - Per
"a L0mbardia aiu-a-a da cuall'ir1-
p.eEa-o pasSa-0 ala ta05Tica del
.e uudici S-rade intereSS SSereuo
GaruarinO ed a.-ll detectives fe-
ierai.
PIROCCOLELLA. German
town. Pa. - MOI intendiamo par
Iare di Vitr0zI. quelLo del batta-
Clio, che fl Il primo a parlare del
Eur-i del Siuulati furri CO
mali.
CURIOSO. Citta. - Pare as
sodato che / poliziotd siano oggi
al complete serviziO di Don Wit
-ozzi. queI tamoSo soStenitore del
battaglio. La poliZia, che divide.
Eiu.e 2 lUl0ri con uueli'eroe della
ca-OrTa ii Eiterb0. cerca vendi-
carlo con renere d'Occhi0 Cut-i. e
specia.ueu-e Guei barbieri OneSu
che 10 accusarOuo. prOvandO IA
Sua CO.paoi-i-a.
ECO. Ci--&. - E verO: motif
nuCvi tigi delIOrdine. che como
sczvanO da Iunga data guel mes
sere della Lombardia. riavviclna-
toL0 per dovere di frateLlanza
scoDrirOn0 IN lui un arreggiauen-
10 sDavaldO e da saputaLl0. SiauO
sra-I riuprOverari di aver moi
carcar0 di civilizzare un'eSsere
ii luella tar-a. Iutarri guel no
mo ( seupre un uuLo che cerca
di -irar calci: moi. per0. andiamO
superoi dell'0pera uOsTa per aver
usa-O -ur-i / ueZZi 0nde render
To- deguO della Societa. C0.pa Sua.
torSe della naCura. o del Su0I so
bL-a-Ori. - non ne ha sapuro far
Ls>CTO.
CLRIANGIOLO. Cirra. -
Cer-auen-e 9 coIpa nosua - gil
s-sSsi v0srri Iecchlni 81 aftre--a-
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LOGGIA TERRA IRREDENTA
No. AZ
Tacouy. Pa 7-24-I7
necno Grande NenerabIle.

-
La LCEEia Terra Irue1en-a No.
AT. us..a SeGu-a de- Is corr. Il. 5.
6iauu propc>-a de- fra-el.o Nico-
,e-u Michele. aSSacclGa-a 6al
tra-e-lo Ga-ll F. SaverlO. Ge.Ibe-
raya I'd una-lC-l-& d fare EOEma-
le pU-aS-a con-ru nopsra-o De.
Sig. c. c. \. Bald. per q Sua VI
le Ca-uaEua con-ro il CoSuo Or
dine FIgl d'I-aEa, Z conuu anche
-I-aLarlra II Fl-a6elTia- in occa-
stone della veCu-a della AiSSione
I-alala in Fl.a6elEa.
La Terra Irreien-a- No. AT, IA
vo-O praSSO IL Gran6e Concilio 6i
prp-uOvere I'm movzCento fra
lutte L loEEa ii Fi.aie-Ea z din
-OrIi CCn-ro Il vile 6eligrat0re
del uCS-O OrGiue, che au6ace-
-ar-e p-aSen-ava SC--o ca-uva
luce il noSuU Ordina DreSSo Il
S.n6acO ii FL.a6e-tia. tacen6Ul0 g
Sc-UCs-s dali 'sS>sre rappreSen-a-
20 ns5 cuwl-a.o rlcevLUerCO.
Di pin q LcEEla 6a' II vo-o
d IiUcia Al RsEio Console Cav.
Gentle. Per i tsCe che IA ta--o
per Il CCS-rU po-su-e Ordi-e.
Fra-eE-a-eC-e a salute. de-
vo-lSS---C in Liberia. Era-e-anza
ed LE-aE-a-Za-
Galdi F. Saverio.
SzE-. ArCrlvlS-a
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ISPETTORI CARCERARl
VI DIRIGERANNO AD &
EOCATI PER Ia PU
LIZA CONIPLETA DEL
TASCHE
SPECIALIST NEI BROG-
REAL ESTATE. NELL
.SOTTRAZIONE Al PESO
CARBONE
AgenZia di frOde negli :
di State per quei gioyani q
di diventare avvOcati.

Per maggiOri informa10
rigetevi al padre di cOlu Z
meSSO all'indice DALI
te Suprema.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23
LOGGIA A. MEUCCL No. sos
Morn town, Pa. ! Az. 1917
Sig. F. >ilvagni
Dirett0re de Ia RagiOne
Philadelphia. Pa.
Caro- AMIGO e Frate1o.

LEGO 6egL ul-I1-i avvsriueuI
I.aC=-EaC- s- sCCC EpercCSsI tIC
@ moi ed sCcL della mia LCgZla
VI prsga-C d puG1icare suLa
RaE-CCz. Ca vol CCSL cCEaEE0Sa-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-23

CCRIANGIOLO. Cicra. -
CeT-aUsn-e 2 c0lpa noSTa - gI
s-sSSi v0Srri Iaccnini 81 aftre--a-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
MEXICAN IS HELD
 AS KNIFE WIELDER
Jose Andrado Is Arrested On Charge of Assault With a Deadly Weapon Within Short Time After Trouble In Tintown.

Jose Andrade is held in the Lowell jail awaiting preliminary examination on a charge of assault with deadly weapon as the result of a cutting af- fray at Tintown late Sunday night. His alleged victim. Celso Orozco, Is lying seriously wounded at his home in TintOwn. The MeXicans are said to have become uarrelsome while un- der the influence of liquor. In the fight that resulted Orozco was slash ed across the chest. Deputy Sherih Billy Brakefield and Constable Joel Hodges hurried to Tintown on hearing of the trouble, and in a. few minutes had found Andrade in his home and placed him under arrest. He denied any knowledge of the affair, but was positively identified by OrOzco. who was first taken to the C. & A. hospi- tai. as the knife-wielder Andrade will be given a preliminary hearing before Judge J. l.. Winters Thursday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
 SEEKING SEPARATE
 PEACE WITH RUSSIA
0Bv Review Leased Wirel

COPENHAGEN. via London, April 9.-In the midst Of the interest in Am erica own preparations for partici- patton in the war and impending Ger man and allied onensives in the west. il would be wise not tp lose sight of the fact that the Germans. particular ly the socialists, are working indus triOusly toward peace with Russia and have not lost hope Of success de spite the discouraging pronunciamen- tos Of war to a victorious end com ing from Petrograd.
 IL is announced in Berlin that the socialist leader Pbilipp Scheidemann, head of the majority socialists in tho rrichstag and position close 10 the chancellor. has left Germany on q mission" The nature Of this mis- sion is not specified. but there is req son 10 assume that Herr Schoido- manns mission involves an attempt to open communication with the Rus sian socialists and social revolution ists of the extreme school who favor immediate peace.
 II is said the German government has given its support tO the endeavOrs by an assurance that no general Of fensive on the Russian front will bc undertaken for the time being in or der not to interfere with attempts at reconciliation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
YoungMen Wanted
 For SerUice With
 HospitalCombany
Major Bowker, Formerly with The D. of C. Troops, Will
 Discuss Plan At ''Y" At
 7:3O O'clock Tonight.

All young men interested in the formation of a field hospital company For service in the present war with Germany, are requested to meet at the r. M. C. A. at 7:30 o'clock tonight when Major C. H. Bowker will pre- sent his plans for this work. Major BOwker came to the Warren District last summer in charge of Field Hos Dital No. l. District of Columbia na- tional guard. After the guards had been ordered home, Major Bowker re- mained here. He has had much eX- Derience in the field hospital service and hopes immediately to form a first class company here for service. Major 'BOwker will be glad to more fully explain the hospital work to- night to any young men. unmarried. who can pass the army physical ex- animation. Men who have had eXpe- -ience in medical. military or first-aid work will be given the preference in making up the personnel of the hos pital company. Sixty-five men and i've officers will be needed to com Dlete the enlistment.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
WARREN DISTRICT TURNS OUT
 IN BODY ID PROVE ALLEGIANCE
 ID FLAG; PARADE B|G SUCCESS

ican airs. marchers and spectators burst into cheers and the parade nov ed up Brewery Gulch amid a storm of applause from every side. The crowd around the plaza fell in line and marched to the park behind the two divisions.
 Exercises at Park
 The patriotic exercises which fol- lowed the parade were simple but in spring. After the Star Spargled Banner" played by the band, and sung by the entire audience, Rev. Brewster offered a short prayer. The Stars and Stripes were then raised in the park by Chief Quartermaster C. F. Weber, while the salute to t'.e colors was sounded by an army bug Ter. Judge Fred Sutter who presided at the meeting. then introduced Cleon T. Knapp. the orator of the day. At torney Knapp's address was one tiled with true American thoughts, eX pressed in true American language, and the outbursts of applause that in- terrupted him was ample proof of tic spirit in which his words were re ceived by the crowd that packed the park. The crowd concluded the eX- ercises by singing America"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
TINY AMERICAN FLAG FLUTTERS bRAVELY IN THE BREEZE WHILE
 FOREIGN EMBLEM |S LOWERED

blue was flying gaily and confidently in the wind above. it's tiny red and white stripes and its blue field and white stars seeming to shout out: Il may be little. but I'm really bigger than my unwelcOme friend and you don't have to notice him at all"
 Old Glory Still Waves
 The soldiers did notice the other flag, however. and with angry words they brought it down. High up on the pole the tiny flag still waved and sent out it's message of loyalty. With a rousing cheer for it. the soldiers ran down the hill again and once more mingled with the throng of oth- CT true Americans. Several blocks away an old. white-haired man. bent with age, stood looking intently at the tiny flag. Suddenly he turned to a friend who was passing by and shouted: Just look at that little feller wave, Ain't he the bravest lit- tie chap you ever did see? Why. he makes more fuss than six of them Oth CT flags. an he ain't no bigger than a minuteH And ehuckling with glee. he doffed his battered hat and bowed low to the little flag. which. caught in 5unMs '9Z95Iq SuI5ugq0 usppns around and waved back a cheery greeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
Patriotic Dog Is
 LuredFrom Master ByAn1erican I unes
Bisbee's Copper Hound Falls In Line During Parade And Fails To Show Up Again; Red Cannon Frantic.

Once again it is necessary to bring Fritz. Red Gannons famous copper hound. into the spotlight of publicity even though Fritz does not like to have his name in print.
 Fritz is among the missing.
 Just where he is Red does not know He brought Fritz down town Sunday afternoon to witness the patriotic par ade. Fritz was in a patriotic mood himself and. when the Bisbee and Lowell divisions met and marched up Brewery Gulch to the city park Fritz could stand still no longer When last seen he had joined the lines ot citizens and was proudly trotting be hind a man who carried a huge Amer ican flag, while the band was playing American airs. Red did not mind this. for he was glad to see Fritz dis playing so much loyalty.
 But vixen Fritz failed to show up at the Cannon estate in Tombstone Canyon last night and today gloom prevailed Yesterday afternoon Red riOtic melodies in the hope that Fritz would hear him, think another parade was coming and follow him home. There are no words that can properly describe Fritz appearance. but if you happen to see a white bull dog that impresses you as most friendly look ing purp you have ever seen, just start humming an American melody and. when he starts after you. walk over to Judge Highs court and turn him over 10 his master
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10

q The Warren District is standing solidly behind President Wilson and congress in the present crisis and is readylto do its share for Old Glory. . If .there ever was the slightest doubt as to this in the minds of any one, it was dispelled Sunday afternoon when men, women and children from every part of the district, each carry ing an American flag, marched in the biggest patriotic parade in the histo " of Arizona. In numbers, m senti- ment and in simplicity the entire pat riotic celebration. from the start of the parade to the singing of "Ameri- ca" at the close of the exercises in the city park, was memorable event that will never be forgotten by those who participated.
 Patriotism Prevails
 Never before has the American flag meant so much and never before have patriotic airs sounded so inspir- ing in the baby state" as at present. There have been critical times in tho past when the stars and stripes in Old Glory have seemed to have been just a little bit brighter than usual, but never has the sight of the emblem of the land of the free and the home of the brave" aroused so much patriot ism in this section of the country. The parade Sunday and the enthusi- asm manifest at the exercises in the park served formal notice to the world that the entire citiSenry of the District, even with it's big percentage of foreign-born residents. is composed of men and women who are Ameri- cans first-in peace or war.
 Thousands i Lire
 An hour before the time set for starting the parade, hundreds of reo- pie carrying flags. had gathered at the Lincoln School. where the Bisbee patriots formed in line and at Low ell, where the Don Luis. South Bisbee, Warren and Lowell marchers met. Every0ne was on foot, and within a few minutes both divisions were form ed and the parade started. Although only few hundred persons were 'n line when the Lowell division started marching towards Bisbee, the number had increased to more than a thou sand before the parade had progress ed quarter of a mile and scores more, who lived along the line of march. fell in line. And in the mean time the Bisbee division was march ing down Tombstone Canyon. increas ing in volume with every step. The two divisions met at Naco Road and Brewery Gulch, where thousands of spectators had gathered. As band, stationed at the intersection of the streets. crashed forth with Dixie, "The Red, White and Blue" Mary land, My Maryland" and other Amer
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
STOCK COMPANY HAS
 EXCELLENT LIST OF
 PRESENTABLE PLAYS
Albert Taylor Opens Weeks Engagement At The Or pheum With "The Man From Home." Plays "Mes-
 sage From Mars" Tonight.

Albert Taylor. with his own com Dany, produced last evening at the Orpheum theatre The Man From Home" The offering was very well received and if its rendition is a cri- terion of the efforts of the balance of the week by the company there prom ises to be an excellent line of enter tainment in the city during that time. This evening MT. Taylor presents "A Message From Mars"
 Taylor's company is well balanced, on the whole. For a stock agSrega- ton it is above the average. Some excellent bills are to be offered at the Orpbeum during Taylor's stay ill the District
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
GERMAN coNsPIRAToRS
 JAILED AT FL PASO
(By Review Leased Wire)

FL PASO, April 9.-The first ar rests of German subjects, under the federal statute relating to conspira- cies against the government Of the United States took place tonight when Mrs. Emilia Toenniges, a German boarding house keeper, and Henry Beach, a German subject, were taken into custody. Mrs. Toenniges ran a German boarding house which was raided a few nights ago with the dis coyery Of important papers. A num- Der of other Germans are being held as alien enemies in Fort Bliss and the county jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10
MOTHERHOOD

Brides of 5, 38 land even 40 are becoming more numerous year by year. Late or postponed marriage is a serious handicap to motherhood because of changes in the birth canals. But the period may be passed in safety if proper care and attention is rendered.
 Mothers Friend" which is ap- piled by the mother-to-be herself, relieves the strain always experi- enced when the abdomen expands. "Mother's Friend" has a softening, penetrating effect. The breasts are kept in good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10

Thousands of women, who have used Mothers Friend" during their period of expectancy testify to it's beneficial effects and many refer to it's value in relieving the morn ing sickness so prevalent during pregnancy.
 Obtain a bottle from your drug gist today and begin its use imme- diately.
 A valuable book for expectant mothers will be sent free. Send name and address to Bradfield Reg ulator Company, Dept J, 3s4 Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-10

What is your opinion of a man who would raise the flag of foreign na- tion over his home at a time when thousands of fellow citizens were par ading through the streets to show their faith in Old Glory? Perhaps it sounds inconceivable that anyone could do such a thing. but now is the time when inconceivable things arg beginning to become realities. and the incident of the foreign flag is an ex- ample.
 At noon Sunday. while hundreds of people were walking 10 the Lincoln school and to Lowell. where the two divisions of the patriotic parade were forming, a flag. either that of Austria or Germany, was hoisted on a pole on -IAe du l! md IsA9ogM T!H IooqoS dently feared the federal laws more than public opinion. for above the for eign flag fioated an American flag. But the American flag was but a few inches in diameter while the other emblem was at least three feet long and almost as wide.
 Foreign Flag Lowered
 It was not long before the foreeign flag was noticed. High up on the hill it seemed to hurl an insulting chal- lenge to the loyal Americans who thronged the streets. A dozen men rushed up the hill to haul it down. but ahead of them were four young fellows in khaki. members of the first Arizona Infantry who had come up from NacO to participate in the celebration. As they drew nearer they saw the tiny American flag at the top of the pole. but aSfew inches above the interloper. The big foreign flag waved idly in the breeze and Tapped lazily around the pole. but the smaller emblem of red. white and