davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-15
CRONICAS DONOSTIARRAS
La Mejor Colocacion del Dinero

de quinientas, de mil. >. Comen-
70 rodar la bOla y entretanto
cOloc0 nuevos cartOnes. La bola,
al fin, Sc detuvo, Sc escuch0 una
voz cantando un n1mero y luego
un rumor de entusiasmo.
-Esto lie vale unas diez mil
pesetas.
Delante del jugador iban
amontonandose cartones y carto-
nes. De vez en- vez lie regalaba al
guno a los empleados. Asf duran
te media hora. De pronto, los en-
pleados recogieron cuanto ell ju-
gador habfa puesto encima y al
lado de los numeros, y Sc repiti0
la cOsa tres veces mas. Todo ell
mundo comprendi6 que habfa pa
sado ell mmentO del jugador y lie
gaba va ell de la ruleta. I'm flo
SOTO dec1a a mi lado: Isl hay al
go perfecto en- el mundO, es la
ruleta. Por ESQ Sc equivoca algu-
ma vez; mas no durante mucho
ratio. Sc equivoca ell tempo ihdis
pensable para infundir confanza
| Y NADIA mas. Si ese hombre sigue
ljugando, veran ustedeS que prom
to Sc queda sin un centimo." Pc
ro mo sigui6. Tambien fil6sofo, al
cuarto pase en- contra recogi6 los
i cartones que lie quedaban y Sc pu-
so en- pie, confesandole a algunos
fntimos:
-Gano cincuenta y cinco mil
duros y he comenzado con Glen.
Ell p1blico, al verle y al oirle,
rompi6 en- un APPLAUSE enthusiastic.
Todos los espectadores, hombres
| y mujeres, habian perdido antes
de que el legase; todos, dentro
de un instante, iban a continuar
perdiendo. Generosos y magnani
mos, aplaudfan, no obstante, al
triunfador, al vengador. :. Insis-
to en- que ha debido darsele mas
importancia al suceso. Compren
diendo cuanto supone este para
ell credito de San Sebastian, ma
die habla aquf de otra cosa. Y Sc
cuenta que un respectable hombre
de negocios, testigo aver del epi-
sodio del Casino y a quien yisit6
hoy una sefora para consultarle
sobre la colocaci6n de cierto di-
nero sobrante, lie ha contestado
esto: que colocandolo bien, 10 que
Sc dice bien, 6l no conoce NADIA
como la ruleta.
Francisco Gambia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-15
.ESPL hlDIDO DIA

iagradecer, y va prQximo el medic
ldfa, cuando Ell s6l.Mja caer sobre
la terra con Assy vigor sus can
dentes rayos, retprnamos al pun
to de partida donde nos espera-
ban otros invitados. Momentos
despues de las presentaciones y
correspondence saludos, una
voz dulce y melOdiosa anuncia
que la mesa estaba seryida. EX-
cuso decirte, amable lector los ri
cos y sabrOsos manjares que a
pequefios intervalos Sc sucedfan.
Todo fue exquisite y abundapte
Iy, durante el esplendido almuer-
70, imperaban ell placer y la ale
gria. Aproyechando quizas un
momento en- que los animos esta-
ban on todo su apogeo, alguien
lpuso en- marcha la hermOsa Vic
trola y nos obsequio con la 'Mar-
cha de Cadiz".
Tan prontO como termin6 esta
marcha vibrante, casi todos los
comensales recordamos con YER
daderas muestras de placer, Ell 1l-
Itimo. .artfculo del eminente Ribe7
Ira Cheyremont, titulado PASO-
lDOBLES ESPANOLES, babien-
do notado con regocijo que este
mi escritor favorito, ha hecho ma
mar en- cada corazon hispano, un
caudaloso manantial de admira-
ci6n y simpatfa hacia sus yalio-
SOS escritos y conquistado ell sin
Zero amor que brota sin mezcla
de hipocresla de toda mi alma es-
Ipanola.
Los senores Jose Fernandez y
L. Venegas, hicieron uso de la pa
labra con toda elocuencia, mien-
tras que ell amigo Sr. Rullan, un
mallorqufn neto, no levantaba los
Iojos de encima a la hermosa presa
que acababa de servirse. Y pa
ra "pisar" tanta exquisitez, no
hubo otro medic de hacerle, sino
Icon aqua mineral. Y to, amable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-15

Asi puede calificarse Ell domin-
go N-del corriente, dfa, durante
ell cual Sc celebr6 con toda bri.
IIllantez,un banquete en- la mag
.Inffica residencia que, proxina al
Isimpatico pueblo de Salinas, po-
seen los sefores Sobrinos del fl
nanciero don Manuel Gonzalez,
con motive de los festiyales que
Sc han lleyado a efecto en- aquel
bonito pueblo, en- honor de su pa
Itrona la Virgen de la Monserra-
ite.
Accediendo gustosfsimo a la
atenta y galante invitaci0n que
para este actO me hiciera mi vie
|jo y querido amigo Mr.. Biermer,
alto empleado de los citados Sc
Inores, me traslade EN- ell dia Sc
naladO la residencia de estos,
Idispuesto a pasar un dla plena-
mente placentero y alegre en- com
pafila de tan dignos amigos.
Despues de saborear un exqui-
sito desayuno, Sc organize una
caceria al sitio denominado Ell
LAGO y Sc acord6 por unanimi-
dad yisitar despues, las di, versus
Colonias que por aquellos contor-
nos posee ell distinguido caballe-
70 don Manuel Gonzalez, inclu-
so su hermoso chalet residancia,
que entire abruptas montaflas Sc
Iyergue. Y de ALI dirigimos nues
tros corceles, una yez visitada
Iparte de los extensos terrenos, tan
IreyerGecientes de abundante pas
to y hermosa cana y de haber
conseguido un byen ndmero de
pleas.
A nuestra llegada al chalet,
|desde donde Sc divisa un bellfsi-
mo panorama, fuimos reclbidos
,por la administrators del mis-
mo, una simpatica asturiana que,
como espanola al fin, es toda dull
zura y simpatfa, colmandonos de
finas atenciones q. todos supimos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-15

No Sc habla de otra cosa en-
San Sebastian, y me extrafia que
los peri0dicos locales sean los
1nicos a callarse. Hay todav1a pc
sibilidad de que Sc game a la ru-
leta. La ruleta, la gran ruleta de
San Sebastian, acaba de demos
trarlo. SC0mo no Sc lie concede
mas importancia al suceso? De
algdn tempo a esta parte Sc ha-
bIa emprendido una terrible cam
pafia de descredito contra la ru-
leta. Con gran apariencia de con-
vencimiento, eran los propios ju-
gadores quienes mas insistfan en-
que a este juego no CANADA nadie.
Cuenta uno muy conocidO aquf
que el va no Sc atreye jugarle a
un n1mero. "iQue me yoy atre-
yer dice. Juego, 81 acaso, a
pares y nones, juego a rojo y ne
gro... Pues nj asf. No acierto
jamas. Juego a negro, y viene ell
rojo; juego rojo, y viene ell ne
gro. iSiempre! Un dla puse unos
duros a rojo, y, naturalmente, vi
no ell negro. Puso otros duros a
negro, y vino el rojo. Desespera-
do, quise darme la Illusion de que
alguna vez CANADA y jugue a ne
gro y a rojo. Vino Ell cero, el nl-
nero de La casa. Me volvf loco, y
jugue al rojo, al negro y al cero.
Entonces vino la Policfa."
| Los hombres que de este modo
hablan son, sin embargo, los ma
yores devotos de la ruleta. Nadie
Sc queja tanto de los toros como
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
CAl01ABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Gallo.
tabs. the Purified Calomsl
Tablets That Are Nausea
lees, Safe and Sure.


Doctors are warning the public iha,
simple cold, and mild case, Of inlIu-
snra otter lead to pneumonia and
other serious complications. They say
that every cold should receive imme.
date attention and that the first step
IN the treatment is to make sure that
the liver s active. For this purpose
Calo'ab,, the perfected. nausealess
calomel tablets are the surest, best
and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotsb at bed time with .
swallow Of water--thsts all, no salta
no nausea, and no upseitins Of the
digestion and appetite. NeSt morn
ing your cold has vanished. your liver
10 active. your system 10 purified and
refreshed and you are feeling fine
with . hearty appetite for breakfast
hat what you pIsase,--ao danger.
For your protection. Caloiib, ere
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thirty-five cents. Al druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized 10 refund the
price u you are not delighted with
them. (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
lnpohali 10 a Wsaa
Readers 4 Aa PaDel

Thousands upon thousand Of women
have kidnsy OF bladder trouble and
never suspect H.
Women's complaints often prove "a
~ nothing eise but kidney trosbaA o.
the result Of hiAnsy Or bladder lissass.
10 the Kidneys are eo< b . healthy
condition. thsy may cause the e(Ass
orGAas 10 bseoms 1iseassA.
You nay suffer pain h the bAsh,
hes1aehs and loss q ambition.
Poor health mahss yss nsrvous, r.
sitAhDs anA MAv - 1eGUso1ansj \
Nsahee aay 80 -
But hundreds Of voasa claim tAas
Dr. Kilmss's swamp Nest. By rsseeFln1
health 10 the kidneys. proved 70 y
just the remedy assdsl 70 svsrcs0s
such conditions.
Many senl foe . sample buftis 10
see what swamp Root, the GrSat kid.
nsy liver and bladder medicine, will
20 for them. by snciosihG ten cent?
10 u. kiimss D c.. DlnGhaa.tsA n.
T., you may receive eampss stss ~
tis b. parcd psst Yov cAa purcAans
medium aaA hsss G1ss bsttiss n all
drug stessa ' tA1v.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
IE&$ss;;ss7&Is&AAAtBii &&s;s7&I &AAtBii
eM Laura Kr*snen
sraAM. .Esa pEss rnrs AND IcrNns.

think the ny.rsss naat espsr will
appreciate soms recipesAR which corn
syrup or honey 10 substituted for sugar
| ! am therefore printing tho following
lsmo0 Pie elWsWo-l tablespoons
cornstsrch. ~ cups water. ~ 6evps
corn syrup. f.s tsaspoqss sak. sxs
yolhs. v cup lemon juics u lsnonO
Mix the eornstsreh wtth . wus q the
cold water AID the syvue 70 ths re-
remainder ~ the ~s'sr, and heat. Add
salt ana cornstareh mixture. ana STIR
constantly, when thickened. add yolhs
slightly beaten. Thso remove from
stove and add lemon juics. tThis VIII
flIl two pieb Cover 'hs pies. sher
rohrins the coh fllins into Tho baked
crust. with the following;
m,,,cou, 10, s,.--x eup corn syrup
.ss whIts, \ tsaspooa flsvorins ss.
tract. few rsins oi sait. Heat the
.,np and allow n y boil untn whom
allos cd 10 drop fron Q spoos the syrup
,pln, a short thrsal. Pour over the
bcr,.n sss whites 10 which the salt
he. been sd1.d. heating oil the wh,is
when cool spread oven pie snA bas-
In q slov oven for 10 minutes " until
A delicate brown,
..u.> 49,. ,., 49, e...-pou
4 ~ 49, 80. ,,u,,, r,cs r,yo,
Ivy nn, 49, att. Ia
49, ',,s, wv. .,
p."' =" wy n s.,,, s," .a, b.,
~ ."u ,,, .a". 80 80,
80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

ySl(.1 slss.
:|:s
1s.llsE - -
!
u - II. ,f.+.t...I N a. iN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
QJy{lvE DE
| nm loeloEl1s

y oiisAai fisurss oathsrs1 by the
4 health department. for 10 yearly
- show the total of all dsaths. In
= shess from contagious diseases
n1eo1 yesterday. 10 No 80 % far
~ aeaInt i.2ss le0e year
6ey.flvs dieA isst year from scoi-
~ fourteen committed suicide.
" Vsre s~ven homicidss. sevsn
~ IRON automobiles and one killed
SUlIrcad accident. This year %
) fo11rty tive have 1ssl from acei-
' NDo1eeA committed suicide.
we're fourteen hoU,icidss, five
y from autemobiis accids0ts and
~ n sailspAl AsclAents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
c0SSACkS PUSH
REDS BACK
|vITH HEAVY LOSS
(enekIne, However, Forced
Back In the South.

koNpoN, Dec. 1.-THE capture
& Nhsrhov, In southern Russls,
evNpeh kas been ss1 ~ me sasss sf
oeNersi osHshINs. 10 sonsuosss In
meeesw cffioisi dispstch received
~ wlss'sss to-day.
LONDON. Thursday. Dec. n Pol
rysh alta IN continue along the Es-
Deesn front south of tbs Guif ~ Fin.
~ and .nst Of Narya, according 10
offici,l I.sthonian statement issued
ovnssday night. Bitter nghtlns hss
~ going on roros' cb- fsodoroyAa- =
psoburx sector hut All ATTACKS have
- rspulssd by the Es'honians. II 10
bt4
I'Sishsvik forces have again heavily
11rked the left flank Of General Den &.
ooe's army. and driven the lAttsr's
9onte.rs back 10 q depth Of 20 or ~
)1les along a IRON, from three TO four
pH6rcd giics long. The heds ere
eein my miles Of khsrkov and Pol
DNe aud arc swinging around 10 tho
neh.asi OF kirv, which also IL threat
~ from the northeast. according to
- from south Nuss.a The sius.
~ gives rise To anlisty.
M tho Caucasus front. however, The
1oev,ki have been repulsed before
oatftsAn With heavy Losses Don Co.'S
|,ets alien have bstn successful In
Dao'ng hack the Hsds I1ghung on
y southern front has curiously re-
breed IN the typs n the days Of Wat
t..s.. A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

flour ~ teaspoons soda, . tsaspoons
ginger y tsaspoon salt. one quarter
CUP melted butter Dlssolys soda In
sour milk. Nov mis- In buitsred shall
low pan and h"se % minutes In mod
sfaie oven
sVgsfisss Ginger snsps-i cup mn.
hsses y cup butter. IL, oups nour,
. level teaspoons sasins powder. . hvsI
teaspoons sinser. Nv teaspoon sslt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
NaARpS CONFIDENT
N OF BUDGET SUCCESS

- Llliard. munieipal counssir. h
0l31sat the state supreuss court vii
~ ~ county sseaasas 70 spesaA ths
y budget on the tan rofis. tAilafd
70 seday fiNai arrAns emsnts N the
|ooAsmua sui, have be~n made and
" suiiss cf the court win be handed
SWn ut week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

Ne 1ish 10 thahk the many friends
- - kindly proved their ympsthy
|1oaG Ne sicknes and death n our
DoVo9 sife. daughter aad sister. We
~ o1Ds n thank the many friends.
- 0Ahnown. Tor their beautiful
~ eoDssing. signed Mrs z. 2 har-
- sisters. Mrs e. = Hughes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

unpnis ,slsphops bins for tNs month
of Dec-mbsr are pas, due N not paid
BY D m n N. is,h. ssrv,cs ufi be
discontinued. Sou'hwss, BelI -, .
rei Co fAv1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

hon nolAs..s minutes sod pour on
butter Slt flour. bskirs pows.r
singer and salt ard add. chm. ron
hln. and lake In q nofsrats even.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
TIME TO BUILD ROADS.

Is il not time the road work
mapped out for Worcester Coun-
~ 10y the state Roads Commits
SION is started?
There is great need that the
connecting links between the
streets OF Snow Hill and the
state Road system shall he con
>tructed quickly. There is also
great need that the road between
snow Hin and Stockton be COM
pIeted. 50 that the people OF that
section may have good roads TO
the county seat and to Ocean
City and other sections North OF
them. rather than having to so
around Robin Hood Barn" to
get anywhere
There is also road work mean
Pocomoke City and Berlin plan
ned by the State which should be
started up. and we hope the
State Roads Commission viii get
busy and do this much needed
work in Worcester County which
mas already been anticipated by
appropriation.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03

Strict neutralit; would not pre-
ven; ON feeding the Russians,
but whether tie BoI>hcvik Gov
eminent would not bc strength
cned hy this evidence OF lis plac-
tical success may be worth con
>idcration. There is a conncc-
ton between an empty stomach
and desperate brain. but ii is
open to doubt whether the Bol-
~hevik idea can he qucnchod by
filling the Bolshcvik belly. Up
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
GOOD 81 SINESS."

The world wan is won. Right
eousness is in the saddle. Lib
elty is vouchsafed the oppressed
Our own land is saved the IRON
heel OF the monStrous Hun. Our
wives and children and old men
are unframed. America by
throwing into the conflict gener-
ously and unSelfShly all her re-
sources and her manhood was
largely instrumental in bringing
this awful crisis to an end. With
one accord we glory III this. but
the War must be paiddOr.
We can pay with @nly two
things. money or credit We can
only obtain these vi iumS
through taxation oS and
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
GETTING OFT OF RI SSIA.

Whether we shall be allowed
to withdraw in peace from
Northern Russia is another
question. The British are send
ing more troops there. oStensi-
bly, to cover the retreat. and we
have dispatched another com
mandei for oul small forces.
But. according to recent reports.
the BolShevik Government has
been masSing fully half OF its
available men there.
Assuming that we get out of
Russia miltaiily. what next?
Shall we stand by as neutralS. or
shall We lie down in loving fell
To- ship with the unclean and
loody beast Of Bol>heviSm? To
throw a Gordon of armies around
the Russian borders in order to
protect adjacent countries from
BolSheviSt attack would be a
war policy. not neutral policy.
and would result in actual wal.
if Lenine and TrotZky challenged
the right of the associated pow
erS to stop them from going to
the help OF their friends in Hun
gary. Bavaria and elsewhere.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03

to this time active BolsheviStS
have suffered less than any part
of the Russian population from
hunger. and they are still ag-
grcsSive. And that is so because
they are contcnding for an idea.
false and dangerous though it
be. and not merely for food. If
wc send them food. will that
placate them. or will it only
lortify them for fresh efforts =.
Baltimore Sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
HAVE 4 CONFERENCE.

On several occasions The Mes
senger has had something to say
regarding a getting together OF
Democrats in Worcester County,
and we are pleased to say that
these editorial utteranceS have
met with the approval OF most OF
the party people. The oppoSi-
ton party is considerably wor-
ried about the prospects Of per
feet harmony in the Democratic
ranks this Fan and its mouth
piece has butted in occasionally
with criticism which has no ef-
feet one way or the other.
We beneve we are safe IN say
ing that the Democracy Of Wor-
cester County will have CON
ference in which all section, and
all people interested in the sue
cess of the Democratic party at
the polls this Fall will be repre-
scented. And We also believe we
are safe in saving that the delib-
erations of such a conference
will he seen in the election Of
every Democratic candidate hy
such majoritieS aS have not pre-
vailed in the county for num-
her of wears. There is one thing
very evident the people are
tired Of mongrel oiliceholders
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
LET'S HAVE DAY CURRENT.

We have confidence that the
people who own the Electric
Light Plant of Snow Hill desire
TO serve the public as we'll a> il
is profitable for them to do. and
we also believe there is no one
in Snow Hill who desires them
70 operate their plant without a
reasonable profit. chat is. no
right thinking person.. SO. with
these opinions established. we
turn to the Electric Light Co.
and ask them to again nveStl-
gate the feasibility of day cur
rent for Snow Hill.
We are aware that the Com
pany had experts come here a
wear or so ago to make a survey
OF the town. ascertain the
amount Of business that could he
secured and the cost they would
he put to in making changes IN
THEN system OF wiring, etc. and
that the report was not encouf-
aging for the Company. We
know this. but there is a prob
ability that conditions have
changed. and il is the desire Of
many patrons Of the Company
10 ascertain if conditions are not
favorable now to day current?
Let us have day current. II
possible
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
Your Victory Bond
IS WAITING YOU
At This, Your Bank

If you have mt already subscribed for
one of the NEW VICTORY LOAN
BONDS-the BONDS that will bring
the BOYS back home. come in and get
one. We have them ready for delivery
II you do not want to pay for them IN
CASH we will lend you the money to
buy IA BOND and show the Boys you
want to see them safe back home
Remember we have these BONDS and
are selling and delivering them at our
Cashiers window when purchased.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
q. $ Food Administrator License NJ. q 2o,27
JUSTICE BROS.
Produce Commission Merchants
ia Spruce St. Philadelphia

Our trade wants all kinds of
Fruit and Produce and we can
handle it in unlimited quantities,
either in Local Shipment or Car
Load Lots. Asparagus a Special
~.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
WHY AVERY TRACTORS LEAD

The Avery Tractor different other 1t has
perfect opposed with renewabenner cylinder walls CASHIERS
that kerosene gas and adjustable cranksha boxes 1t
has round radiator with fan belts pumps chains other
such has patented sliding frame which makes possible
simplest and efficient belt and drawbar sys
built That why the Avery design has proved successful
That why there Avery Tractors which have been working
the hands for many and still good for
of hard work The words Avery Tractors and
Motor Farming Success mean the same thing
You should investigate what farming with Avery Tractors
do for Come and talk about the and look
the sample have display floor
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03

There's Tractor the Avery Line that the size need
Avery Tractors built in six sizes The little 50 H. p Avery
Tractor that makes motor farming en-acre
Then there five larger sizes from SIG H. p to 1880
H. F. There farm big and small for Avery
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-05-03
WALL PAPER

third floor devoted the display
visited this department will surprised the attractive stock
of We can hang promptly work
satisfaction Come day this week and make selection
Wal Salesman and will do
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-22
EXPERT TESTIFIES IN
 MOON TRIAL

Beginning what is said to be the first "finger-print" trial in the his tory Of Arizona, the hearing of Chet Moon. who is accused of having cracked the safe of the Treu Meat market here several weeks ago, started yesterday in the superior coIrt at Tombstone. The selection of 9 jury had been completed Thursday, and the taking Of testimony com menced yesterday, when Sheriff James Mcdonald was put on the stand
 Following the sheriff, Detective Saunders, of the bureau of Tdentifi- cation of the Los Angeles police de- pa. tment, took the stand and identi- fled as replicas of Moons finger print number of photographs which had been sent to him at Los Angeles. He also entered upon a discussion of the fnger-print system of Identification, saying that it has been in vogue in China for many hundred years, and that there can be absolutely no de rial Of worth of the system, or Of the feet that the prints of two individuals have never been known to be the same. This latter declaration came in reply to a question by Attorney s. K. Williams, who is representing Moon
 Saunders also identified the finger prints of the members of the jury, leaving the room while the finger marks were taking, and unhesitating- ly naming the owners as the cards were presented to him.
 He was still on the stand when the court adjourned in the evening. The case will be resumed this morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-22
MORE FRIENDS IF MIR. BURRO
 MAKE APPEAL

That those friends of the lowly burrO who look with disfavor upon his eXtermination foc the good O. Bisbee gardens are not inclined to give up the fight for hir1 ana are including in their thoughts tho wick ed small boys Of the district who turn the animals loose afte. riding them through lhe streets anu who then play hockey from school, is shown by the following lettere, which were sent lo The Review yesterday:
 "lf people would send their chil dren to school where they belong, there would be fewer burros in Bis bee eating up the gardens, of which we know that there are some to eat at this time Of the year. Pumpkins are all in.) A lot of youngsters are running wild, committing dopredG- tions which should result in ending punishment
 These children go down to the garbage dump, where always is bunch of burros, and ride them up to Blsbee and turn them loose to shift for themselves"
 The second letter is as follows:
 After our estimable friend, J. l.. Kempton, chief of police, has com pleted his laboriUus task of exterm- mating Arizonas faithful old friend. the burro, and received his reward from the soap factory, he might cast an eye on Eagle rock anr round up the boys who hide up there during school hours