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THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2y, 1913.
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Ih iHtaliBi Baflit euicmr8 purely a part ot that countr'a poUcr of aVwMa Nuns n 7;rtkf
J,JA, JWUtl -CUWJ 2A47UU.1U ,n6ane ,)ft.judk:c aKaltst tho JeW3 t other countries. iVUn6 X" -"g"
Caught Between
Mexican Fifes
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no disproof or the charge is needed. It proves UselC
as idiotic
So elosoly have the Jew's held to their faith; so inl
nulely and consistently Iiivb Jowish rites persisted, that
whfit would be true in any part of Russia, would be true
the world over. So it 1 Dat tho charge against this j Catholic
)ouug Jew at onto Is marked as absolutely and wicked
ly false.
The Ru&bLiii Jews have spread to cvry country. Hun
dreds of tho'i&ands or them are in the United Stales.
Everywhere thej have shown themselves to be quiet,
peaceful, iuofTcuslve uud industrious. Not only is there
nothing but 5upersUtion sedulously cultivated upon
GALVESTON, Oct. 2S. Conditions
in Mexico were plain. revealed by a
party of twonty-four Catholic nuns
which arrhed in Galveston Sunday
which to bae such an Indictment, but that it has never J after a voyage across tho Gulf of
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Wednesday Morning October 29, 1913
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FOR MEXICO'S PEOPLE.
Batter proof, could not bo had of the calm forbear
ance exercised by President Wilson and ot life ability in
statecraft demonstrated by unusual INcernraenl In read
ins' future events aright than is furnished by develop
ments ,9-f, the so-called election in Mexico. Tne herrMsexl
RumbJIc is appareiitl no nearer a solution of 'fier l
mestlc woes than before U:c' intimidated electorate un
dertook to ballot for a. tityfet executive. President Wit
ton forefaw-the -Inevitable jet with admirable toleration
refrained from compl'cat'ng the Issues before the people
of ?Iexicc byjnjectlng into Uic situation any domineer-
that
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been heaid of In lanus other than Russia, conclusively
discredits V.
It I not surprising, thon that unanimous and la'dlg
nant protests should come from every country. It Is
not surprising thr.t a feeling akin to horror should grow
deeper as the truth was forced homo that 'this is not
a charge against a man, but against a people.
It Is Rolllbs who is on trial, but what Russia sel:s by
iils conviction is to festcu upon tho Jews as a whole
this charge ot blood rite. It is said that no one can con
vict a people, but that Is the crime which Russia Is
attempting. Yet, If it succeeds to
la fact bul convict Itself,
Sisters Encounter
Many Perils Before Retch-
ing American Soil
SENATOR SMITH PREVAILS.
Mexico in the oil barge "lialnui" from
Tamplco. While coming up Galveston
channel to the docks, after passing
quarantine Inspection, Mother Mary
Vincent, founder and Superior of the
Academy of the Incarnate Word at
Gomez Palaclos, Mexico, gavo tlie fol
lowing account ot soma ot tho experi
ences io which the part had been
subjected :
"The Academy of the Iicamate
Word, established by myself and as
sociates at Gomez Palaclos, a city of
15,000 people, fceven years ago, was
one of the bes-t hu!pped In Mexico
this extent, It will . f0r iis bizo. We had a property with
cultivated lands that was worth about
$75,600 gold. On the night of July
23, between midnight and 1 a. m.. we
were notified that the reVolutlonlsis
had prepared to attack the town and
were gathered for a rush behind the
hill In the Immediate rear of the
academy. Bloody tales had reached
tirf ot the attacking piny, and we de
cided to seek shelter at the British
consulate. We stayed there seven
weeks, after haviiy; been fired upon
while departing rrom the Academy
with flfty-one boarders and twenty
three sisters. The American consul
at Torreon then obtained a special
train which took 350 people from Go-
the trip
Whilo at ell tines conmlcnt ot a final triumph of
their rlgat because their causo was In the liands of
V,f t X. Mm j.
Senator Marcus A. Smith, dwellers in the Yuma country
Will be glad to leara that Arizona's nenlcr Senator re
ports favorable rrogres. He is chairman of the Senate
Committee on Irrigation and Public Lands and Is cer
tain tht his bill to rel'eve the water users at Yuma
under the Laguna project will receive early and favor
able considernVion.
The bill provlles that all sums cf money heretofore ! mez Palaclos to Monterey
charged by the. Reclamation Sen-ice against the water
users under what is known as the Yum project In Ari
zonn, for the construction of levees or other works done
to prevent tho overflow of the Colorado river In Yuma
couaty. Is hereby declared an unjust charge -igainst such
rroject The- bill further provides, that the project and
the water users under it be discharged front th repay
ment of charses and that mdiiey expended in prevcntVng I to wake for the seacoasL Arriving
the overflow of the Colorado rlvtr shall be transferred ,at Ta,"I'!,C0' 7 e" Ve,7 ?"rteo"8:
, - . , . ly treated by both the American and
to and tnai'e a charge against tho general fund ot the British consuls, and arrangement&
United States Troasjry. , were made for our transportation lo
ing Influence? ot this country. He held aloof solely
flic people, lnihl exorcise as far as possible thplr lighj;
of "govwnnifiiit by conscnL" Strictures brought to bear
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on llucrla. wrt- for the? unselfish purpose of increasing
tho opporfuniue pf the Mexican people tn express their
will without Ttar of 'rjpxisal.
'ftie-VIsdbin of Prciident Wilsons"coursel meets with
approval from a source that will csmpet nniverral ad
miration for his policy. .England has slgnliled her In
tention h?rocIter of conullIag with Jie Unfted Stales
b"fireasimig to take a hand in the Mexican situa
tion. This decistca is tn tie nature -if a leeonclliation
between the two eo'jnttle n view of Uic aci iSat diplo
matic unrest was felt follffAing the action of Sir Lionel
CurJew, th BrlUsIi Minister, in submitting his creden
tials to ttaerta aad Ums acknowledging Huerta's politi
cal legitimacy. (
Knslanil'B decision amounU U a notification to
Ilut-rta that he aned expect no syuiaiUy ot auppcrt from
her kintets !ih activities first receive the caduraiment of
the United States. Will England his taking tte lead, t cumrnu uepartments and doubtless the exhibits will
it is safe to akviir.e tiut othtr Eurorean powers will impress upon many the opportunities for In-cstment In '
consuming fourteen days.
'We moved along at a snail's pace,
repairing bridges, waiting for permis
sion to move, and In constant fear of
; attack Before us was the Federal
army retreating, and behind tis was
the rebel army, placing us, so to
tpeak. between two fires. Feeling un
safe, even at Monterey, we decided
"GOING TO THE FAIR''
Arizona will be going to the fair noxt week.
tbe "Phoenix fair,- is rainy unfortunately term it It is
the "stto fair," located at Phoenix, which was thought
a convenient placa pour out the contents of the cornu
copia, and there the visitor will seo tho product or field
and mine from every part or the state. Pima county
will 9 well represented, both In the mining and agri-
, Galyeiton. The men on tho barg?
, gladly gave up their rooms for our
juso and every possible courtesy wa
It I.n"t I exteaded us. Our destination, after
leaving uaneston is. unknown, dui it.
is. probable that we will go to Porto
Jlico."
The party of nuns was cared for
by local priests and nuns, and by rep
resentatives of GaHestons Catholic
institutions.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
CONVENE IN CHICAGO
follow soIL In fact. President Wilson h3s, without ?oln?
further than to take a dignified and determined stand,
impressed tke powers wilh the necessity of recognizing
the unalterable purpose of the Monioo Doctrine.
On a former occasion. The RcvW- look tho liberty
of comparing some of President Wilsons utterances with
those of Abraham Lincoln. Wo believs tliaL lie lias fur
nished now material for such corapaiKon in his recent
ippechos In Sroblfe and Swarthmorc, Pa., where ho de-im-d
the porpoes of ths country in a way that left no
doubt aa to a rcpndiaUcu by the UnitpJ States nr any
desire tor territorial expansion or usurpation of the in
herent rights belonging to other republics In tlv West
ern hoslspkere. This country, he said, is confident of
pla) infc a dofflin'Snl part In the future, "not through any
Idea of nialprffll Interests Lut through tcve ot Uie people
and ot cocRtltBtlanal liberty. The Uultei SUes will
i ever again ecfc one additional foot of territory by con
quest Ecry race and every man- is as big as tho thing
he takes possession of. ald the size of America Is In
some serais u stadrl ot tfc size and capacity of the
American pojife,
"Gut the extfciit of ihe American continent is not
what gives distinction to America In tie annals of thn
world. It is the profsseed purpose ot our concoet to
see to it thut every fool of that land should be Uie home
of free self-governed people, wko shoull have no govern
ment whatwr whieh di! not rest upon the consent of
the governed. I would lik to believe that rll ttrf hn
lstilMre h devoted to the same sacral p?irpoe and that
nowhere auy government esdure3 which Is stained by
blood or swjirtefl by anything out the cewent of tho
gov tnieI. Free goveraneHt way exM awl oxteaI with
liberty of eefociance aiwt an equal share ef Iltical
Ireedwn for- every man npn thft rontln'sMt while
'fire no r8e a I'd trt to ho sword."'
this county.
'Xloing to the fair" isn't what it was when dad was
a boy. Then amusement was the feature. The fair then '
whs the land of Hearts Desire under i big tent, it was!
a Ferris wkcI where one migtit, for ten cents, experi-j
nace for a fleeting moment the thrill nf a bird; it was'
a merry-go-round on which life became one round ot convention ot that association which
Financiers Will Discuss Methods of
Bettering Susiness Conditions.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2S Nearly a thou
sand members of the Investment
Bankers' association of America are
in attendance at the second annual
opci.cd here today at the Blarkstone
Hotel for a session extending over
three days. The association was or
ganized In New York City last year
with a view of bettering Ui condi
tions in the investment ba-'Mng busi
nebs. Its recent acthltlss have been
along legislative and educational lines
with relation to currency and bank
ing questions. the proposed Income
Tax law and various state laws In re-
card to corporations. Among the
pleasure; one drank red lemonade and Io! he was young
again; one swelled vzth the largeness of lif, and in his
magnanimity gave lio elephant a planet Those were
kanpy days! Thrlre blessed was he who had a second
generation to accompany, for lie could become a little
young again and excuse it as a duty.
While amusement, lots of it, may still be had at a
fair, entertainment is secondary tc oducation. Education
is twlveTilscmcnt. Advertisement is business. So, in the
laEt analysis, the state ralr is a business proposition for i speakers at the convention will b?
life entire stale, it shows in thr .rnne f n, w. 'James J. Hill, former president ot the
ous departments, wlnt others have done, and iwlnts the
obvious moral. Mother still competes with her neighbor
fii making the best preserves, but the p'ilnt of tne com
parison Is not "wnat mothers wc have," bul "what fruit
we grow" Competition between Individuals has large
Ij been supplanted bjr compfUtioii between communities.
Sa strong has this wim'muplty rivalry 'developed that In
our pride we wear ri'ibous on our coat lapp'els and moth
er wears one on, her proudly swelling bosom, advertis
ing the home town, conscious of the esvy of th'oso not
so Happily envlronadf. (Ariroia. Star.)
CAPE HORN---1 915
.,; ; , ;;. ,v. . .v: -V, iniwiiMig mi mMiiminw) nnMTmnguirmnmi win mil in i ,
A BATCH OF SMILES f
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"My young man's a real gent," said 1 Tils'- - O'ftVSf i'Sj s T5-V""rl
Lto. -he never blow, his soup nke Miners D Meifciiants bank
a common person; ht ulwajs lai.a it
with his hat."
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Two Kanbas farmers met, a day orf
Ihe
Bank -,.',
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a cor' G8sE&&$!m T?. CLTDVUIMn
; mSMgm lUK viiininu
Two Kanbas farmers met, a day or
two alter a cyclone had swept over
their farms.
"She shook things up pretty bad
out at my place." suld one, stro'Ung
his whiskers, meditatively. "BJ- the
way, Hiram,'' he added, 'that net"
barn o' ycurn get hurt at allT"
"Wal." drawled the other. "I dunno.
I halnt found it yet! '' '
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I "Now, bojs," s?Id a Sunday-school
teacher, "I want each of you to sub
scribe something towards the in it"? ion
j to tho Cariboos. I shall hand the box
I round, and as each ot you contribute
you will, I hope, say some appropriate
text. Now Charles, show a good ex
ample" A ruddy-faced urchin stepped for
ward, dropped in his coli, and
served:
"It is better lo give Uian to re-1 ,
ceive.
Then another contributed
per, faying:
"Waste not, want not".
This was ruled soniewhat out o.
order, but It was fairly capTed ' .1
third joungstcr, who evidently par
ed wilh his penny with extreme ro
Iuptance, for as he dropped It Into the
box he murmured:
"A fcol and his money are toon
parted."
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ARIZONA NUGGETS
Great Northern Itailroad, -who -will
speak on "Railroad Financing of the
future;" Samuel InsSiH. president of
the Commonweal 'b-Udlson company
ot Chicago, who will speak on "nice
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INVESTIGATES FORESTS
JCKOME David Z. T. Vul. former
ly secretary of the Chinese republic,
now traveling In this country, to
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tr'c Financing;" William A. Scott, di-i learn modern methods for atiteptlbr.
rector of the school or commerce, Uni
versity ot Wisconsin; Edmund D.
Fisher, deputy comptroller of the
city of New York; George St Key-
In China, is at present in charge of
Die lecture board of the Chinese Y.
M C. A., which in In close touch with
the new govunimcnt and Ih aiding in I
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llioms, presiuent 01 ine ionuneniai ( putting into effect an educational cam
j and Commercial National Bank of palgn for the cltlzeiwlilp of the re
The Prince of Monaco lias entered himself as a can
didate In the fcrthYomiDg distribution of govVrnhieftt
land jn western Nebraska. As the apportJonnifctit is to
be made by the drawing of lots probably he only suci
wojcuwbiKl to the force of habit
RUSSIA'S SHAME.
WY.rWwi-de interest i attendts th trial ot Mendel
lteWs-i, a Jew. at KIv, Xasfe, not liecBe of iu eftpeal
to tKei of tnerfcld mik bat because of the fanatical i
effort nf Ksmia to iwtahi a memlioE acd lirepoeter-
Probably, after the next senatorial election in Ala
banta. Congressman Holdh will ce able lo continue his
war on Japan with augmented ferocity.
Why should the University ot Pennsylvania go lo the
trouble ami expense of Importing a Wolveion SpuTnfc
via clwrge WiHut a ruce. lltleily, the clrge is that 'from Bgypt, whan Pliiladelplila has Connie Mack?
Chicago: J. liiurence Eaughllu. of
ihe University of Chicago, and many
.hers. x
others.
JUDGE TO FACE IMPEACHMEN"
MdNTGOMEltY. Ala., Oct 28.
Tho Impeachment case against Pro
bate, Judgo . L. llasty. of Marengo
county, charged with incompetency,
willful neglect of, duty and corruption
In office w-as called for trial in tha
supreme court today. The charges In
the case are of a rather serf'ous ma
ture, but Mends of the Judge still
maintain tfiat he has been guilty only
of carelessness.
1 Jellies murr"i CimftiaH. Iwy to oMabi blood fer a
rHjiqewwmlal.
JWWteir 'rVpW- kape ever kowH
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tHerm "rm aHyivmreMievi ,a
v t 1 d 1
hob mt$im.tttpss-Mil jVirs aver resorted to mfth rac
Uee. Thv Mtww. It iow, Ita a strtHs hflW ufxm Uw
ark ttiilbi
Writ W,Ifr&
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tradiuo-aal belUf based ' jourament. . The bagbnll Reason :s
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TARIFF AND THE GOA I
DAMAS, Tex. Oct. ,2S. Dla,ou
slo'ns as to how tho, tariff will affee'
ithe goat raising Industry were the
IVoAinrou ,.f fVi'ri flrut .itjl'u
re-
publt:. While In Washington Mr.
"Vtll spent Alcvtime In,vetlgntig tho
work l the foret service, In order
that he might se whether Its organ
ization and melted wouW fee of
alue to the newly created depart
ment of ayricHlm'rc dud fbrtry in
China.
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of Safe Banking.
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YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED
Citizens Bank and Trust
Company
llaln Street . Risbee Arizona
Will E. McKee. President C. A. McDonald, Cashier
O. W. Wolf, Assistant Cathler
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GOOD
over.
i- -rt..ilSSrSS.of WCJlrAtK-s ReIoas-or IcCqnnick.anupjisKea.
G J'siTQ'raidUEe'iSSllouat' jrolTalj'GtoW aSs6- bptnred thet.wil(rfli6rgef
inns for aa-f clauon, which mot Ifere tills morning, been grazing on lawns In
Comjtolled to-mar
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,"wm cfimr uio currener
Jlany members 01 the National An
gora Goat Breeders' association were
tii-eHent iirid nere l:!von evorr brivl-
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iiniunnis 01 me anone. 11 k miu. can 00 eurcal'
igneratK clMt h: the met benighted btt In Itwfa,Jwlth rSdldm, At tii imAIme His sro lo euro hard-
la aH etiMi'VHrte f the vwfW' the cfctise b aaanntlaBlBir at the ndVtlm& 1
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extended to .nenibn of tiio Mb-
haTr .Growers' association. Tfio goat
S rcoU hn kctTVe Krt' & tB3
cusskms.
NEVS
v-.K- 4 . k.
l-'lAIIUaTkUlS thc Dent jifece 04'
hews Florence has had for a lout?
time to record Is that of Ins comple
tion ot the cleaning out of the Jold
Florence canal, which was 8nisiid on
Manday or this week, and the Amur
of workmen are now at work cIohhIbc
out the headgatc and iwttinc In ai
new diversion dam.
GETS
TUCSON
pmm
witD HORSES
1'onndmaster Lorenzo
that, he " fiad
hfiaUHiivf
the Uniersl-
ty section. They are one wfciti horse
and thret rolls. lie employed Lwo
mon at his. own axpenge to holpflmif
Tlier loptted the antmaU 011 Figh
ayenije an jjglve RV Gt&k the Un
VSi irbtrnua, hey were eap
Wrfltftuetc ,-"
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is what counts after' that
savinp; becomes easy.
Few people can 3ee their
savings grow from $5 to. $20
and from $20 to $50 of m'ofp.
without feeling elatctl' -and -wishing
to save more. '.-"
This bank pavs 4-,per cehtV . afe '
IhteMt anH-invites y1&ri'3mp'P '-1
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