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ma. vistierdosc a esta con las ropas
? Ia enferma.
Los Siete individuos que toman par
te en- el sacrifice Sc lavan las ma
nos con Ia sangre de la victima. me-
nos ell enfe-mo. Y, sin que sea obi
gatorio. ell que 10 desec iambien sc la
va los pies para que Change lie ilu-
mine el canine de Ia terra al Gle
10. Por 10 regular le eXtraen ell &C.
rebro a la victima. pero no es o5!lga-
torio, pu,as 10 dedican a comerselo
los actuantes. Para partir ell craneo
q la victima einplean u chinlta de
Change. que no es ningIna de las
siete de que Sc rodaa su cuerpo. Go
mado dc una ~relacicn escrita por
Gustavo Rey Y publicada reciente-
marte en- LA Prensa" de Ia Habana).
Otros ritos. s~emejantes al de Ia
rarraci0n anterior, fo:man parte de
las supersticioneS africans; Y los bru
jos rinden quito idoldtrico a diversos
santos que tienen differences virtu-
des V attributes. como TIA Y
"ObStala," que "quitan Ia saIacion
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LA BRUJERIA EN- CUBA E.

V ell NAL de ojos,' "Ochin,' "Baba-
Ia" v otros, que inutiliZan fisicamen-
te a los hombres.
La "rcligicn" tieae tamhien su
Gallo o jerga especial, y no faltan nom
bres pi~ntorescos y re~miniscencias de
dialectos africanos, que Sc mezclan a
vocablos de nucstro idioma. La famo-
sa '.rumba" o halle popular cubano,
febi6 ser, Y no Sc 81 10 segulra slen-
DO, uno de los ritos a que me refle-
70. pues ertre suS carcteristlcas de
~lascivia grosera. Sc advierten detalles
&c csas danzas abusurdas Y simiescas
a que Sc entregan los fanaticos
de ciertas sectas de Africa y del
Indcstan. Por 10 dennis, Y este
debe confesarse sinceramente (bruje-
ria apartel, Ia musica de las rum
has criolias es encantadora por la
suavre cadencia y ell intense sabor de
un "foIk-lorismo" peculiarisimo.
Jose ELGUERO.
Habana, 9 de julio dc 1919.
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ASUNTOS PEDAGOGICOS
LA EDUCACEON DE LOS NlNOS

penderse de I'm anguio que no pro-
Iuzca ell estrabismo de los ojos del
EImo.
BESIDE "a mas tierna inf2ncia, des-
pliegan los ninos su csFirltu de lnves-
tigaclon, que sien!pre es bueno salts
iacer. Cuantas veces sea factible,
no hay que dejar sin contestacion
suS pnegIntas. 81 careccis vosotros
d. a information n~eCesaria Para S%-
~tisfacer su curiosidad, beside frarca-
meTte que no sabeis, pero que adqui-
rireis dicha information para tras-
mitirSela; mas, tened cuidado de cum
plir vuestra palabra- Parece que
pocos padres Sc dan cuenta cabal &c
que, u los oios Ge u hijos repnc-
scnta cl espiritu de ia omnicicncia, Y
cue les convene fortificar c~onstante-
n4cnte csa ]cTeenCia. FL nino que sa-
be cue puede c%onf'iar en 10 que u
padres lie dicen, Sc siete POGO apto, a
su vez. para ~enganarlos: Por este
medic Sc siembra 81 germen de Ia
confianza Y dc 10 inteiigencia mu-
tuas que creceri " floreccra muy
prontamente.
FL cspiritu De investigation con-
duce L los ninos, frecucntemente, al
hab:to de tocar cuantos objetos ven.
Esto no sieRrpre significa ~travesura
o Cicardia; Dor 10 tanto, no .tte5e ser
mateCia de reproche acknowledgements.
La atenci6a del niho puede estarse
apartando de un objeto a otro, en- tan
10 cue ninos de mas cdad desistiran
de investigar tan pronto como Su prl-
mer objeto de curiosidad haya logrado
satisfaction. Es facil observar que
cuando sc les dice terminantemente
Y sin aducir raZones qIc tai . cuai
objeto no dcbe ser tocado. parecer
inlpelidos por fuerza Irresistible a ma
nejar csc objcto de preferencia q to-
dos los demas. Hay que tener STEM
pre- prcsente la v~entaja que sc To-
era con una suggestion positiva. Guam
do queraiS desviar Ia merte del pino
de algun o,aato, hacedlo mensio-
nando algo mas que el pueda hacer,
en- luear de ir a dar fcl resIltado
contraproducente de refprZar el de
SEQ suyo, prohibiendole a secas que
haga 10 que quiere.
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-lPor la Sra. Edith Clark Cowles)-

-GPor la Sra. Edith Clark Cowles)-
Con!encemos d formar los habitos
de- nino desde los tiempos dc 81 mus
tierna ~infancia. Esto lie Iara sa-
lud Y fel!cidad y 10 hara eacontrar
en- su derredor alegrias c~onstanses.
De5dc cue la madre cscucha cl
critic significativo que nuncla al mum
do Ia venida de IN nuevo ser vivo,
queda ella frente \ IN problema qJJe
crece en- cGmplejidad con el paso
de los amos.
ST es madre starcada-y las mas
de las madreS 10 son-pronto compncn
dera que dc los habitoS tempranos de
su hijo Gepcndera Ia posiUIlldad de
,all& para ~deSempenar sus multlpleS
deberes. Toda madrc csta en- apti-
,ud de adicstrar a los ninos para que
conflen en- 81 mismos, en- lugar dc
hacerles Sentir que en- TODD deb2n
c%onfiar en- ella Y TODD csperario dc
su ayuda: de este ultimo modo Sc
| forma Ell nino mimado, que. con 81
tempo. viene a ser la playa de Ia
fami.ia. EStdn en- aptitud las ma
dres para prircipiar, cuando aun e.
nino Sc naiia en- 81 pequena cuna, a
sembrar Ia senilla de Ia confianza en-
81 mismo. cue hara del pe2@cno, en
10 future, el c~iudadano responsible Y
it'll. iPor que llevar z todas par
ties al nino On brazos o teHerlo en- cl
! regazo cuando va pucCc proporclo-
marie satisfaction fisica el patalear. re
volverse v ejccutar movinlientos libres
en- 81 propia cana? Ganara en- dcsa-
rrollo flsico. en- salud, ren felicidad Y
l!egara Z ser nino scrvicial. algeria
de sus padres Y placer de 81 fan,llia Ia
c]riatura a quien de un moGo regular,
Sc le alimenta, Sc lie bsna, Sc le pro-
porcionan horas bastantes de sleho, y
a quicn Sc le conceGe iibertad para
que Sc desarrolle Y no Sc lie abrume de
atenciones exageradas. FL comite pa
ra los ninos de Washington, sunni
nistra boletines relatives a la alinaan-
t~acion, cuidados generates Y entrete-
nimiento fisico del nino.
A MEDIA que creoc la mente in
fantil. ~nccesita divertimientos Y re-
~creos. Son TITLES para este fin aque-
los juguetes que no tienen aristas
filosas Y qIe pueden lavarse Y man.
~tene-se dcsinfectados. Una campani-
la, un cascabcl para cue Ell bcte use
de sus pies golpeandolcs, puede col
garse del techo de una "una. o del
toldo Gc Su c~ochecito, pero debe sus-
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oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

lyert-,r1s dc Sherlock Holmes.
a So r-r.drcs c1Gc toTto.D
= Ve-5sdor &c CscaSeres:
81 Robo del Dgsmauts A-N'
Ia H;a del Lsursro;
BIa.swel e. Ft.AcA del TAnsSS'
JscE e. Dest=z2a6or.
Is MoreGeros EaLos de LoHGEs
Ia Naleta SanErentA
liz Nscs-o -inla2L
S gor-,ss Y 81 Cont-a5anG+Sta oe
Ia p1ertas de IA NceTts- NSPl0
=, = Ez.ue,a Del CriGlsL de- FittSoIrS'
Ia Viuda Roj1 de PARIS
La Besua HUMANE.
ITDs Soc1e G. Terror.
81 Robo 6ei Collar de Psrss-
Ia frfars PUsaGa del Cairo
q NaufraEio de Corfu.
u Rey de los Baac!tos.
A~perturcs &c John c. RaNtes.
a so cents yos ccas :0no.l
e I1coScito NiS;eE!cso-
IN Robo en- q PaAcIo ResA
4 Principe JGEScor.
g Aszlto eC q Sleeping
e Auo Ro.o.
q He-edero &c EaElsStone.
e Secre:o del Anilo-
e Presidents de las CclonisS-
e. Faiso Salcsa6or.
La Doace,}a Rsptzda-
e Fcs;I del Negro.
Il Teso-o de- RoShl.
IN Viz;e Ss Sodss-
e Sacs-6ote del Sci
e Teso-o del Estadc-
En a R1tonc-a.
z Sec-sto Gel Tesoro.
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OBRAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME
"A so c-rtcroS ecGc und).
ri secreto &c Lady Nurrel
En- 81 Naaana de oocas
Entire dos PecedoS
Ia HoGeraa Cenicienta
La Condesa de Crsdoe
Ia Es,reILa dc Amor
Mas Debil que una Muller
Juez J Pa-te
Sucnos del Coracon
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ESPIRITISMO.
mAGIA. n~AGNETiSMo. Etc.

CIaviegla del Rev Solomon SOC
Drrclora-ic Ia:erual-Contlenc a m@~A
bIarcs. ~oja y rs2ra. a:ar1cione'. en-
ra0-zrieu,cs. ronj 3rHS, etr-
no-na = R,tual &c "a "a ~NsGia-Conhs-
o. Tsrat. secfelcs usl cx!to. nGromah-
=, Tho I-,s-1a,-Tra-aGo complete Dc
ne ?, T-auE-lo De Solomon j ~3oA - -
n cisncIas ocC.tas
= Tardade-o Libro &c O-o--Prattieas dc
naEretisno. ri?rotlsn1o y
e-r,-zs que cS--!Esu q apocarclcEto.
y. Frrta Dc Sozuni-d. as cns-SiaS- IN Nc-
s,-s- s-oasgado en- te!a --.-.-r-S- -vV
3 Dragon gojc. o sea 81 arte je r'aadsr
Ics cS2IrttuS .--.-...'.-.s'
:; pgEe- &c. FeDsanlen;o---ou don'A!o "a
-ry-r-e 81 fue--a .----------.-.. % wv
= L.-4,Es-, n-,-Gn Ro;o.-Erca1tamien-
,,s -o0 arcs. s~ec-etoS dc maSts, etc .S3-2U
r.L-fiors,- E-irro-ios y Pe1tacGloS 500
Es--o--ro Observation-Disclosures de las
fz-,ss e los principles n~ipnodEAco-
res . l,gSsoC-Stas
Ia Venus Masca.-Sccretos para "a -
rcrss ama- .-.....-
1,,ye s.l EIvncrsmc-Ob-a nueva por ei
d. Ellsworth. Historic ds. hIEno'EnG: -
E-pasra5o 81 tea
N1-rr,isno Pe-sonal-HlstoT'a Gel mag
ns,lsno Ms.oLo Psacuco ..-. ,c
Manual &c NaEis El0ac2 %
Manual ds MaEia SeE-2 "a
sa--.,cs Ge. Inferno
Ssr-s.cs &c .cs GaEIteS-Arre de saHie "A
codes los :uegos
S.--e.cs d. Alberto q Grande. o"G
Ss.-.-os De = P~estiGiEltaclon = q Maya
Ia-ciorss P-aclcaS &c eSca-oteo y pres, A
TOO js Nilacro, ls "a C-uE de casa"a-
ca-Joya &c! Ocu..tS1o ~
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Observation-Disclosures DIVERSAS.
POPULAR.
1871. E-s,r IA. cs-.as Dor redo de IA

A.. /, Erhar las Ca-tas Dor Redo de IA
Sa'aA 49, zoe
SoalEo lt- ~ Doc
O'cclonlr-o C' ga, soc
sst'' 1890 -, 33c
49,, 5s Naros. o sea q aTts de t"sce
S7ath--as .--- - .--sssr-r-"
r,.-os frocertes j, SosICdad-Co.etcior
- sd5yir.n-ss y pasa'lvnPos -. o9e
Lle1o ~ - ,S.LS.,sx 50c
Nz7r=f - Observation-Disclosures con
5-S bouicas ronedlaS sue
Ensvo Lsnruaje de las Flores, Fru-As'
AAanico Y Pls5raS P-ecios2s ....'.'.' QUO
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a las madres, editadas
por el Conite dc Education Pu-
blica de los Essados Un;dos y Por la
A~sociaeion Nscioual de krndergar-
ten.c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
LIBROS DE AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

O5rqS dc Emilio SoigcrL
a SIPS eG6s tors7.)
Los histories de IA India
Los Pifatas &c II Malss.a
Ia C~ouGg.Sta Ge IN lmpe-io.
Ia NengaDza lie SancoAan-
La k~econQuista &c Aoapraccn
K Rey del A!rc.
En- as Montanas de Africa
FL Tesoro de 4 Montana AEuL
La Destruction &c Carriage.
Los PirataS &c Us SerrnuGas-
II EAtsrmiaio de una Trl0u.
Las ASa;ias de Ia Es:e9A-
La EStrella de "A Araucanla-
En- e. Mar de las Pcrlas.
q Hi!o del CoTsariS RoIo-
Los Ultiuos Fili5usteros.
Los EStrSEos de IA China
Ia Montana &c Orc.
Las Ma.a.Iilas Gel ano 200o
Auenturas Gc SuijGlo EuL
u so ccHtaroS eadG to1.ol.
T. Profarzdcr de tutncas-
Una Ncche ce Cainav1
e. fnstirto de una vioors.
e Miste-io dc las ocho dsEaS
Pesca Dificl.
I'm Tcrtc DenaSIadc Llstn.
EI Comriot cA IN JusL.
p ProScriptc de Is Montana
Tn Piano Auetraindcra-
LAnados al Ahisno.
Viaje Terrorifico.
Daniel e. Oso y el oso Juan.
e. Cacique Negro.
Liochamiento Frscasadc.
La Estztus PArlante.
Les Sedainos Roles.
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r DE M~AUPASSANT
OBRAS DE
INVERNlZIO

Cadsns Eerra. Cua;ro tones $500. ) 30
81 Co., del MAJ 5 0.60
~ Se--a,o e IN Eand,Lo ....... 90
81 Alne--r,a del DeIi.o. Dos tomos 5 10
81 Aherra8o Del Pa-qus Cuatro tcnos : 40
Ia rlrfna cita-2 tonos .............Sl .20
Los CrIraenes ie Diavo.Iua. Dos tonos s LEO
Los MariIUs lniames. Dos tonOs -. 5 10
Ia H "a de Ia Pog:era. Dos tones 30. 5 l.2O
tor3S- 5 I.2o
In C-.mea en- Agcomovl. Dos tomo5 5 10
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DIVERSAS.

A,a,anaque uust-ato Kispano-Amcrica-
mono para 1919. Sl.-a
BjbIjo;eca &c "a Risa. o5r4 cspag de ha-
Ger -sIr a los muevtos.-2 tones teia 500
Les SucEcS eXplicados Por 81 rn4Sico de
as--zcaR.-Cn ;omo tela -....-...... 6oc
e ANA de Casa. GuJa dc Ia mujcv
b!ca educada en- nate-is de cocina.
mO6as. hygiene. c~cstun5res soeialcS.
IA Coclne-a MISUNDERSTANDING manual
de cocina. con cercs Le HI f6- nulaS pa
"a aacer los mas eNqu.s;tos pLAtos &c q
cocina espaaola y f-ancesa ......... Soc
Ia TrjbUna PopulaT.-Acde.oS de discusses
para i.cstsS Socia.cS. faInIila-eS y "a
t-o:icas: hinnos. bioE:afias. etc. obra
ilust=ada con grabaaos -.............. SOC
Ne;odo Complete de SoEeo. po- don Ki!a-
rlon Es.aS2 SVc
Ne;odo &c Solico. primers parte ........ SOC
Nstodo de So.feo. scGurca paTte ......... SOc
NetoGo compete de piano. por Lenoirc.
La uejor cb-4 en- 81 =eaero y IA
ms Gccone2dada rc- los bncncs macs
Meno!oEos y Conposicioncs para Reel
Ia. Ert-ssaca6os &c los mcIores poe
tas espaGoles 3 hisTano-anericsnos ..So.T5
Node-no Sscyetario &c los AIantes.-Ca--
tas aa.oroSas. a-lc de aE-sdar y dc ser
nmz5o. e-5c-l:ura sec-et2 &c los arsa7tes.
~lsa-uajs Gs las flores. f-LaS. aSanIeo,
etc. y collection {" pens2nIeCl cs para
~Tostalss sc
Nuevo Metodo para APreHder q toear GuI-
tara. sin neces:Gsd de maestro $4,000 soc
O-acuo Novis;nc 0 loro dc los deStHlos foc
Pensanieatos para Postales.-2eeorTlacion
e verses para ta-!etas p~osta!cs. aoan'-
COS y ALBUMS w
Perferro Secre-arIo NeXica-o-Nodc.c de
ca-taS cors-ciaies. lte--r12S. tan7I!la7es
v anorosas. pc5sanie los Para postaIeS
y ca-tas de pedirneaIo. Llb-o especial pa
"a = pI5lico meNicano. Tn toaio Srande aoc
Ser-.,oS &c IA BeleEa Femen!Ga. Lloro
! Gestinado a conseEuir e selio de Ia e!e-
caacla y eli buen EGsto y e acriento -
cuidaGo &c los enc4ntcS t!Slccs -...- QUO
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9 de julio dc 1919.
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MANUALEs PRACTICES

---,--,or =. 50 gsucro.-Tnr-os en-
restados ~ tea. { 500 eaaz INC
vs~-af de Agriculture ) G-aaCc.!%
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Manual Ge AceI:ss y Jaoone'-
,iaagal De A.5aai.er'a-
Manual Dc C4-pinte-'a Dc la-e.
Manual &c C~crfaje-!a y OoraS d A'e''"
SenuaI De. Cohe-e-o y PolyoEs2.
Manual DEL Cu-.Idor de ?teies,
Manual del C0rf'tc-o ) FAs,e.eE0-
v.,1al de! DssuIacor LicoElSAa-
Manual dc Eler--.cId2o-
Manual de FotoE-afa.
Manual del Hola-2ts-o-
sTs-T,.I Dc Ja-5insrla y Horticultural
MarT.l Do Labo-eo lie Nlrzs.
Manual de Lecse-la-
N1~1aI De We-anIca Industrial
Manual del PiatoT-
WaTaai del TeleS-aEistA : Te.stoa''A
Manual Gel Eclo-ero.
Naz-aI c.! S2S-=e-
va-ugi del Ea5ricaate &C Eeia'.
g9-1al Gs Ve;erina-.a ) Eaa4;as''n-
Manual de! Zapate-o-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
JURORS LEAVE FOR
 NEW TERM OF COURT

Jurors who will serve at the pres ent term of court began to gather in the county seat yesterday, when a number of men from Bisbee and the Warren district went to Tombstone. Among those leaving yesterday were Roy R. White, Henry Waters, David B. Williams, M. J. Brophy, James A. Shoot, Jack H. Warren, c. T. Kolstad, William Wohler, T. J. Groceiius, AL tred Peterson, C. Richard BaIlis, M L., Armstrong, David w Matthews and c. E. White
 Among the men who will leave here today for Tombstone, to serve as jurors are J. H. Smith, George B. Wills, William NJ Cox. John E. Hall. Charles M- Deakins. T. J. NcGlynn. A. G. Hughes, Giles Ashman, William Muir, A. NJ Hayes, John H. Edmun- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Ga
 at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, tie subsi. tute for calomel, act gently or the bowels and positively do the work.
 People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar. coated tablets are taken fo- lad breath by all who know them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive TakIets sce Cc-ts,.- but firmly on the bowels ard liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood ard gently purifying the entire system. They do tAct which dangerous calonel docs without any of the bad after effects.
 All the benefits of nasty, sickening. griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets without gripiae, pain or any diSagreeeblc effects.
 Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen yc2rs os prac- tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will kT>ow them by their olive color. Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect. i0c and 2St ger box. All druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
 PLAN INDORSED
CBy Review Leased iYirel

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-An urgent ap- peal to American citizens to unite in support of President Wilson in his light for league of nations was made today by prominent speakers at the opening session of the Great Lakes congress of the League to Enforce Peace. The opinion was expressed that the proposed league should be based on constructive peace, justice and sound principles.
 The Chicago meeting is the third of series of nine, which will be held in different sections of the United States during the next 60 days for the purpose of arousing public inter- est in the subject and giving organized support to the permanent peace plans of President Wilson
 William H. Taft, principal speaker this evening. declared defeat of Ger many would not bring permanent peace without league of nations" treaty and that resultant disputes would have to be interpreted by an inn partial, international court
 Henry Van Dyke, former United States minister to The Netherlands, expressed the opinion that the time was not ripe for complete reorgan- ization and federation of all nations Of the earth, owing to differences OF education and character. The more advanced nations must for a time be- come the trustees" of the peace of the earth
 Before Germany could become member, MT. Van Dyke said. she must first repent and prove her repentance by works of restitution and reparation and must institute a government di- rectly responsible to the people and free alike from convicted liars and bloody bolsheviki."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE
 PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain 5itro-Phosphate to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor
 and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepara- uons and treatments which are contin- ually being advertised for the purpose of making thin people fleshy, develop ing arms, neck and bust, and replacing ugly hollows and angles by the soft curved lines of health and beauty. there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their ex- cessive thinness.
 Thinness and weakness are usually due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more phosphate than is contain there is nothing that will supply this denciency so we'll as the organic phos- phate known among druggists as bitro- phosphate, which is inexpensive and is sold by J. NJ. Ball in Bisbee and most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. By feeding the nerves directly and by sup plying the body cells with the neces- sary phosphoric food clements, bitro- phosphate quickly produces a welcome transformation in the appearance; the increase in weight frequently being astonishing.
 This increase in weight also carries with 1t general improvement in the health. Nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy, which nearly always accompany excessive thinneSs, soon disappear, dull eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health.
 CAUTION: = Although bitro-phos- phate is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness, sleeplessness and gen, eral weakness, it should not, owing to its remarkable flesh-growing prop critics, be used by anyone who does not desire to put on flesh.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
NEAR EAST DRIVE.
 IS BEGUN HERE
More Than 5000 Subscribed in First Four Hours
 of Campaign

More than forty team captains and workers in the campaign for relief in the near east assembled yester- day noon for the first luncheon of the drive at the Copper Queen hotel din ing room. Reports of the mornings work were read, and more than $500 for the first four hours work was turned in
 The next luncheon of the captains and workers will be held at the hotel Friday, when it is hoped the final re- ports will be received
 Team captains are requested to re- port in daily to the treasurer, George CObbe. Mir Cobbe will receive them at the offices of the Denn-Shattuck in the Johnson addition. or if they will make appointment. they can make their returns at the commercial club.
 Response of the residents of the district on the first day of the drive was ready and willing, workers re- ported. Only in rare instances did they meet with opposition or refusal
 Tt is possible that we will pub fish this time the names or men who refuse to donate with their reasons. ? declared one of the active workers be- hind the movement last night. Tn the past we have published names of don CTS; the public, however. is more in terested in knowing who do not give. especially if these individuals are f. nancially able We have found a half dozen already who would make good material for such a list"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
SUPERVISORS WILL
 INSPECT ROAD WORK

Inspection of the work done by the road forces under direction of the county highway commission between here and Benson. will be made to- morrow by the members of the com mission and the members of the board Of supervisors. who were invited to be guests of the commission for the day This was the principal feature of interest in connection with meet ing of the commission attended by the supervisors yesterday in Bisbee.
 Those present were J. J. Bowen, of Bisbee, chairman; A. H. Gardner. of Tombstone secretary; Harry A Clark and William Adamson of Douglas, members of the highway commission. l. C. F. Adams. Of Bisbee, chairman of the board of supervisors, and J. M. Sparks of Douglas. member.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11
STRENGTHENS z
 KIDNEYS
 PURIFIES BLOOD

Ton emit expect weak ki51evz to Inter the acids and DOisons out OF yorr system unless they are given little Selp Don't allow. them to become diseased when a little attention now vii u-s- vent t. Don't try to cheat natu5a. AS soon as you commence tO have 6ackaches. feel nervous and tired. GET BUS1. These are usually varninEz that youR kidneys are not working propeTiT.
 Do not delay a minute. Go after ths cause e your ailments or you nay find yourself m the grip Of an incurabie fig- ease. GOLD MEDAL, HaarIero Oil can- suies viii give almost immediate relief from kidney troubles. GOLD EIED- AL HaaTlem Oil Capsules will do the yEofk. They are the pure nri1insI Haariem Oil Capsules imported direct From the laboratories in Hsarlem, Hoi- land. Ask your druggist for GOLD MEDAL and accept m Substitutes. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on e-ery box. Three sizes. sealed packageE- Money refunded if they do not quickly -el0 you.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-11


 Gillie. they had been warned that vio- fence would follow if they did.
 No demands for anything have been presented to the companies" Gil. lie said. "The men who have been at work have not struck-they simply are being prevented from going to work through intimidation. Although they realize they have the protection or the soldiers, the fear they may be attacked at their homes or elsewhere when this protection is not available kept them away. We are willing to operate some of the mines in order to take care of those men with families and deserving soldiers who have been discharged. but there is no necessity of working the mines at all at this time because of the present surplus of copper in the country"
 Gillie declared the strike here was engineered by the radical element composed principally of foreigners. and it was to have been conducted in connection with the Seattle strike. Strike leaders said the strike was against the recent cut in wages of Sl a day and against the 'rustling card- system. The strike is being conduct ed, according to the publications of the strikers, by the Soldiers and Work CTS council. This council, according to the secretary of the Metal Mine Workers union Qndependent) is com posed of representatives from 15 labor unions, discharged soldiers and sailors, Industrial Workers of the World. the PearSe-C OnnOIlv cIuh fan TriSb Dafri otic society,", socialists and others.