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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
BOuiLLQbQiSSe
THE MONOMANIC
By F. F. M.

He wears a haggard care-worn face.
 He's careless in his talk, He Iurries up and down the street
 In rambling, nasty walk. He corners me whene'er he can
 Along my business block And whispers slyly in my ear
 He owns the shares of some oil-stock! He dreams of gushers when he sleeps,
 Of suckers when he wakes; And when he talks his tongue runs on Without a thought of brakes 1 hate to curb his flow of words,
 l do not want to knock, But Lord preserve me from the man
 Who owns the shares of some oil stocki
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

iod should include some form of eXer- else in the open air This does not mean gymnastics or other forms of strenuous physical eXertion, but suf- ficient bodily movement to improve the circulation, cause deeper breath ing. and assist the bodily functions generally
 "Brscers' are harmful This ap- plies to the use of tea, coffee and alcoholic beverages. It is undeniable that they temporarily overcome the feeling of fatigue, thus enabling the individual to accomplish, at that par ticular time, a greater amount of work
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
A CITY OF HOMES

ILLUMINATING the figures the building in N Review \ A projects building Loom II matter straight reliable batting average With Warren little ci of n he
 been steady and substantial that the accustomed residents of Bsbee and throughout the Warren District Not 70 the district The City ri tniest built the ultra- connections and garden of favorable be found other mining district It
 both population and beautya residence city district but the Arizona well be proud
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
BISBEE'S MUSICAL SEASON

N HE Musical Events club it's efforts afford this city winter
 musical attractions, deserves the
 commendaton, the financial backing A Bisbee absurd outside that mining be city culture With its undertaken by the Musical Bsbee cultural the southwest that population Risbee cultured erudite c than the larger American city.
 The the attractions offered the Musical Events club is will be a Monday be a house Bsbee should the other of the Musical Events club
 splendid thing which the Musical which them will giving position southwestern musical circles
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

JUNGLE SAM, M. D." will an swer, either in this column or by mail, questions of general interest relating only to hygiene, santa- tion, and the prevention of dis ease. 1t will be impossible for him to answer questions Of a purely personal nature, or to pre- scribe for individual diseases. Address:
 INFORMATION EDITOR,
 U. s. Public Health Service,
 WASHINGTON, D. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

The patriotic, publc-spirited and unequi- vocably American action taken in Bisbee since the memorable deportations of the l. w. w. in July, 1917, is that taken last night by the executive committee of L. A. Engle. IT,, Post of the Aneri- can Legion in condemning categorically the l. W. w. organization and as individuals together with all l. w, W. sympathizers and comfort-gv- CTS, both in public office and out of it. It is an action which will meet with the whole-hearted commendation and support of very decent-mind- ed resident of the entire district
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
AS TO FAIRGROUNDS

DOUBT EXISTS a playgrounds will be quickly dspeed visit the swings slides ath ec bars and other devices healthy in the paved
 
  dusk The little also be there Sunday schools school all with this there would a a playground accommodate o children.
 Healthy strong bodies dispositions The playground essential training citizenship The allow sumber.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
HOMEMADE FERTILIZER FOR HOUSE PLANTS

A very simple homemade terti- hzer is made by dissolving in half pint ot very hot water 2 ounces of nitrate of ammonia and 1 ounce ni- trate of potash. When the mixture is thoroughly dissolved bottle it ana cork tightly. When using in water for plants add teaspoonlul to quarts of lukewarm water. Keep II labeled Poison" and set out or the way of children or where it may be mistaken for medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
A NEW CHANGE FOR A PROFITEER

Not a new thing under the sun but a new utilization of something very much under the sun. Accord ing 10 the British and South African Export Gazette, the sunflower, which grows easily in South Africa, could be produced in great quantities, if there should be a demand at a price high enough to repay the effort. The sunflower is already cultivated to some degree for use as poultry food.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

VI-IVIT IIIC DISUI| DdITJ TNO7IN"
 A number of enthusiastic fans jour neyed to Tucson Sunday as an official escort to the Bisbee Reds, who won the southwest baseball championship by defeating the Tucson Grays, ' to ?. McKenna, Moves and Breisno were the stars for Bisbee, McKenna pitch ing a splendid game. Under the man. agement of Captain Smith the Bisbee team has won every game or import ance this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
MENU FOR TODAY

BREAKFAST- Oranges, uncooked cereal, French toast, coffee.
 LUNCHEON - English monkey, fruit, tea
 DINNER-Green pea soup boiled leg Of mutton, boiled white pOta- toes, bread and butter, currant jelly, lettuce and radisn salad, steamed buildings, coffee
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
ACCORDING TO RULE

Teacher-Dont you know that pune tuation means that you must pause?
 Willie-'Course 1 do. A motor driver punctuated his tire in front of our house on Sunday and ne paused for half an hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Officer Charley Thomas yesterday rid the city of eleven hoboes he found slumbering in a, box car, by turning his cinnamon bear loose in the car and then shouting the alarm. The Fl Paso & Southwestern came out second best, as the hoboes tore out one end of the car in the haste of their exlt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
DAILY RECIPE
crumbs.

ENGLISH MONKEY: 11-2 cups stale mot drieO bIead crumbs 1 cup milk. 1 1-2 tablespoons butter. 11-4 cups cheese. 1 egg. 12 teaspoon salt Is teaspoon pepper. Toast or crackers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
MAUD WAS FOOLED

Poor Maud She got cruelty deceiv- ed when she married that old man."
 Didn't he have any money?"
 "Oh, yes, plenty of money; but he is ten years younger than he said he was.'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
NV THE WORLD OF WOMAN
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

''Woman's complete absorption in a topic is a puzzle to mere man."
 It's good thing, though said MT Wombat. When two wives get to gossiping ever clothes, their hus- bands have chance to sneak a drink Louisville Courier-Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
SMILE WITH US
THE HOUSE

The world owes us a livin,' said Meandering Mike.
 Maybe it aoes,' reJoined FIodding Pete, but I cant see what we-eve been doin' mos. of our lives to put the world under any obligations"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Did the play have a happy end ing?"
 Well, the heroine was kissing the hero as the curtain started down, but saw her kick him on the shins at the final flop"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
AN EXCEPTION

You know it is impossible to get along without effort"
 "Oh, is it?" One can get along in years without half trying"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Thursday will be Bisbee day at the celebrated by a flower parade and an immense crowd is expected. There are p shows in the carnival
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

City fire protection came up for dis cussion at the city council meeting last evening. It was the concensus of opinion that a 100000 gallon water tank be placed on the highest point of School hill, a 5O,OOO gallon tank on Chihuahua hill and one of the same dimensions on Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
Turning Back the Calendar Seventeen Years Az Today In Bisbee


Of Iuesday, NoVembef I6, 1yIUZ.) years. He was finally retaKen by Captain Bert Mossman near Naco, aft
 CT being enticed across the line on a
 horse stealing expedition.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

At last evenings council meeting, Dr. Caven, health officer, reported that the city's health is generally good, with no cases of smallpox or other contagious diseases. At the meeting Councilman Warner made a vigorous attack on the unsanitary condition of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
AFTER THIS, THE DEUCE

o a poorhouse a Iowa who softer cag Trihune
 poorhouse he the eldest cadge, A
  Or the openp Arc oohess nmates? nd the nmate
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
LIES OF THE DAY

the the at large S fight America Polti is Douglas o the United States
  The c o. c Charlie Roberts
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

new peach shade of velvet, Around the turban, as it's only thinning, is band Of ostrich. loosely curled, of shade mergins ilto tLe velvet
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

NEW HAVEN, Nov 17.-Mrs. Mar jorie Merriweather Post Close daugh- ter of the late Charles w. Post, $2O;
 100000 cereal king, has been granted a divorce from Major Edward Bennett Close, who welded her in 1905. Mrs. Close has custody of the two children.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18
WE'LL SAY SO!

of the high cost Of
 a  To the out of he Is
  theaters regularly CWhaddayamean, theaters?O
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-18

Surgeon General, U. S. Public Health Service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
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POTATO NOTES

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
VASSALBORO

t6ssa boro Grange xl,i confer ~
Tn.-d ard Fourth degrees a. =
rex, meeting. May .Hch Members
wto have not b=en solicited are re-
Q-esced r b-i-g pes o. cakes tor che
s-ppe-.
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..eSs vis..or r-can.i: \ :oHa.
d. Pali Baird ot Wate-y:,!e vas
4 -ecen: professional caller ii town.
r W- TITS has purchased & rev
Automobile
Mrs.. Anna Robinson haz returned
. asr nome after several weeks
PASSED with her daughter. Mrs. Z. c.
Clifford :. North Eassalboro.
Francis Robirsoa and family,
passed the day THURSDAY n Water
vile
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Friday a. har home II tnis place. a
re result IF a shock.
Mrs. Ava Eigue was called from
Nex Portland recent: OF account ct
the death Of he- mother. Mrs. Ed
ward Wyma-.
o. e. Irgrahan and family q Wa
fFE Az nav Hip't'A ~ -iSSE4 .fJifl- q y
McCoy-'s Crossing.
Mrs.. Letj,ia Pope passed :he da$
recently a. Hill Crest Farm.
DIN jackson ct PiversiCA ]as
dinns- guest recently ot 3. q. Web
Der.
Mrs. Charles Perkins ard Mrs
Clara FerIey- were called % Billerica,
Mass. ~ the death OF Mrs. Seth B,
EIcha rG>on.
Mrs Coleman Scott and daughter
Ruth we're in Wa,erville recently 70
visit her niece, Miss Hamm. who has
been operated on for appendicitis.
R@cect c..t-of-toHn visitors a. the
nome of Arthur W. Pope are E,win
Godda r; of Massac chusetts and Mr..
Z nd Mrs Warren johnson Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

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MS aouse AID aooksd - peir .. o1<a,
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L am very sory ny cheek 20 you has
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ther information xyt.e Luther HI. >.
No. u Equitable Building. kos.on."
\ letter from Luther N,,l Z Boston
lawyer. o. April q said that ,he out
E.andjnz checks ot Steele's amounted
10 far more tnan the sssets. The home
wag in the wfe's name and mortgagei
]: was hoped to raise some more money
ard tske Up the cheek. as we'll "a nGn1-
eroVg others. An offer ot - cents cn
the dollar was made, although post
script ADDED: There are Epr.c prornis-
or: notes. not get de, which rnay az
feet rnewhat this amount q: settle
uent-"
Another latter from Hill. dated April
Is said that suit had been begun By one
Maine creditor against Clifford steele
and Walter steele and the Stoaeham
Trust co. as trustee and also that the
nunoe, Of promsory notes are greater
than was anticipated. Because of these
conditions, the settlemen. suggested in
letter Of the I4th cannot be arranged
Il il underEtood that the same game
was played on at least - men in the
Knox comfy section. the total o. the
transactions amounting 10 between
$50 and 5000.
Sheriff J. Crosby Hobbs o. Knox
rounty was the offcer designated TO GO
after Steele and he and Count ..,,or-
ney Henry l.. Withee left last week for
Massachusetts after the man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
HINCKLEY

Frank L. Barnes arrived home
Wednesday night from abou, a year :
service in France. His health is
good and all are glad TO have him
home.
Mrs. Berdena Skillin vas calling on
friends in this place Wednesday even
ing.
Rev and Mrs. G. W. Hinckley re-
turned from New Jersey. where they
have been the guest of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. David r. Porter. Miss
Faith J. Hinckiev is al present the
guest Of Mrs. Porter.
The Eleazer Parker Chapter. D. A.
P. met at the rooms in Waterville.
Wednesday afternoon. May Iith. with
a good attendance. After the trans
action Of business matters. the cleo
ton Of officers followed: Regent.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer Of Hinckley: vice
regent. Mrs. F. Q. Goodwin Of Albion:
secretary. Mrs. Maude Mudge,t of
Burnham: treasurer. Mrs. Arthur
Richardson Of Clinton: registrar. Miss
Sadie Richardson. Clinton: chaplain.
Mrs. Asa Pratt. Clinton; historian.
Miss FIoy L. Walker. Hinckley. The
next and last meeting Of the year will
be May 1lth at the same place and
il is hoped that all Of the ladies may
be able 20 attend.
Friday afternoon the Kennebecside
Club held an enjoyable meeting at
Ryerson hall. with % members pres
ent. Current events We're given in
answer 10 the roll call after which
an instructive talk on some Of Names
natural flowers by DR.. Ethel H. Wal
ters of Fairfield was delivered.
Drawings were shown which added
TO the interest and refreshments
served. Tine. last meeting will be
held next Friday afternoon at the
same place
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
STATE OF y. \:

COUNTY OF KEN
PREME Jtn!CIA-.
CHaRLES 4 REr"N
SET & EN\EBf.'
ORDER Or : -
On the foregoing H.. --ss:
santed by Charles \ - =
of the Somerset & ~ .1s.
!. nst sand CoTpac: = :
stockholders OF SAD E.,
legal meeting held Of -
voted 10 dissolve SAC =
that there are no sN>, ii
assets o. said corpo--s ---..
for a dissolution ,"eT- :
appointment C t-@s - y. =
ORDERED that q tss-z VI
the Court House y -, i.
on Monday the Si da> .i.'
10 O'Clock .A. VI. and I'm u:
hearing I've given BY -
copy OF said bill an4 =:
thereon on said curH''r+ y
at least before the dA,e = -
and by publishing At f" ~
this order once a wee :
cessive weeks IN the ~
4 newspap per pue!'snsi ?
Maine. the last pUi 'i,. ~
lea g fourteen days tt-
said hearing. -.
Before me- .,--N.sa
LESLIE : u
Chief Justice Supreme
May Is. 1919.
A true copy. az :. -
Attest: =.
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NHITEFIELD

NORTH-John Clark has been
pressing hay for E. NJ Hilton and
Newman Felt.
Frank knight and family have
moved into the Fred Nary house.
There was an entertainment at the
Convent Wednesday night in honor
of the returned soldiers Of this part
of the town.
The dance al G. A. r. hall. May IS,
was well attended. There will be
another two weeks from that nigh,
with Toziers' music. The proceeds
of these dances is used towards the
payment Of the hail which Arlington
Grange purchased about one year ago
from Erskine Post. G. A. r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

pressure Q: farm norn which does
not allow farmers 20 bring tne.r
stock 20 marke,. >oGle ot me ex-
parie0ced estl-a-crs a!e sayl-g that
Fcrt Fairfield. Caribou ard Pressure
Is. with faw adjacent towns. may
I-@rhap IS put i. aocl. the usual acre
age Of potatoes this spring. but that
in most cIhar parts ot Ine county.
The plant will fall Of about o5 per
cent. Qu!,e few farmers. il is re-
ported. are coming o.I q little short
Of fertilizer for planting. TIE three
s1arch-fac-or.es have been going as
usual. bu, during the past few days
will probably have 10 close very
soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Teachers Examination

state Super.nten lent OF Public Schools
Augustus o. Thomas announces ;ha. an
examination under TIE act for the certi-
fication Of teachers will be held on Sat-
urday. June q. and has named the fol-
lowing places at which the examination
will be held:
Auburn. Augusta. Bangor. Bath. Cas-
tine. Pennington. Fort Kent. Lincoln.
Machias. Presque Isle. Portland. Rock
land. 2umford and Skowhegan.
DR.. Thomas says he will be glad to
add to the foregoing list any town
where there are candidates. providing
the superintendent Of schools or a per-
son designated by him will agree to
conduct the examination without ex-
pense to the State. The expense OF
printing and transfer OF documents will
OF course be met by the department. He
requests that requests for additional
examinatio places be made before
May q.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
W. c. I. U. Plant Tree a: City Park

A. ne City s'a-k- Nort1po-t ay-
e-.e, ne loczl ". c. 7 |. plaata-i
AZ ash ssp..as rom ne Johnson es-
taca given b. slrs- William Eesz.e
Pat TIE tree all stand rear or
e-s pinned n pas. seasons ~ ne
11tc1 and :: "es p1n-e-t ~l.a ap-
p-cp-a-e ceremony Following .1a
p!slT!1:- ci che I.ee Ine members
present Adjourned ID Ire home ~
Mrs Frank riggs nearly and rel!
= regular -cee1ing et N-.ca se.=c
Ilors md l-oens or -,roo- Day were
yas1 - Ms. riggs Ms Annie NJ
Frost Mrs Ella Woodbury.. Mrs
Charlotte App.:a and M-s- Minnie
Combs TIE ladies' ara indebted 20
J 3 At5-n a2i Frank :. Riggs tJr
assistance II planting -. c-e4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
CHINA

LAKESIDE DRIVE-Irvjng Farrins-
ton and Ernest Hallowell OF South
China were guests Sunday Of friends
In this place.
Mrs. G. B. Finley and children. who
have been visitors in town. returned
Saturday 70 their home in Augusta.
Mis- DaridA Clark returned Monday