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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22

and added many laurels to the same
by the thoroughness with which the
work has been done. Every detail of
the contract has been carried out to
the letter.
The building has been constructed
along modern sanitary lines, and with
view to perfect safety in case Of
fire. There is no congestion in space.
the stairways are broad, and the two
exits are sufficiently large to admit
Of emptying the building within two
minutes time. There are nine large
windows in each room so distributed
as to give an abundance of light to
every part, and each room is furnish
ed with floor ventilator, through
which the air from the transoms near
the ceiling passes. This system in
sures fresh, pure air at all times
without and draughts.
The building faces south. AS one
approaches the concrete steps leading
to the main entrance he notices the
HNHUSOIllC IHSSlIplIOHs lolI cuIItn
Gap School. l9ll," OH the front OF
the building finished in gold. The
front and west side of the building
are made of Hebron facing brick Of
buff design. which with the hipped
roof painted in green, makes very
pleasing effect. The belfrev tower is
surmounted with u staff from which
floats "Old Glory" The main EN-
trance to the building is through large
double doors. swinging outward, into
"a vestibule. The double vestibule
doors are on double acting hinges,
swinging both ways. 4 few elevated
steps land you on the main floor!
There are two cloak rooms on each
floor, 6x12, with two entrances, one
from the hallway and one from the
room.
The six school rooms are 2Ox26. In
addition to the cloak rooms ON the up
per floor, there is an office for the
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
THE NEW SCHOOL
HOUSE FINISHED

Last Saturday Contractor and Ar
chitect John II. Grant turned over the
new school building to the board of
directors, and the structure was ac-
cepted by the trustees of Judith Gap
school district.
The building is a beautiful one, and
the largest and costliest between
Great Falls and Billings. 1t sits on
about the highest point in the city OF
judith Gap, and can be seen for many
miles from town, and by passengers
on botn railroads from all directions.
The building fully equipped will
cost about $4,000 In a town of
less than 800 population, the building
Of this magnificent structure shows
public spirit of the right sort.
The aggitation for this new build
ing began when the school board con
sisted OF :. J. Small, president,
Charles l.. Beers and Il. }. GOssett.
Owing tOa pressure Of outside busi-
ness at that time, Mr.. Small declined
to be candidate for reelection. and
the new board as elected consists Of
Charles l.. Beers, president, John Do
Ian and G. G. Stayton. The work of
looking after the many little details
incident to the election for bonds,
the placing Of the bonds and the full
fillment Of the contract on the build
ing has developed largely upon the
president, ably assisted by the two
members, and that they have been
faithful 70 their constituents in the
discharge of their duties, is evident
by Il close inspection OF the building.
John II. Grant, the architect and
builder, has proved his former repu-
tati0n as an expert modern builder,
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-22
GOVERNORS END
TRIP IN ST. PAUL

The western governors ended their
trip in st. Paul Saturday. Governor
Brady, chief Of the expedition. sum-
med up the accomplishments of the
trip as follows:
THE western governors special
tour has assumed larger proportions
than it's most sanguine friends ever
hoped for.
1--WE have Travelled three thousand
four hundred miles, and nave visited
twenty-nine cities, with population
of more than twelve million.
'sThe result Of this tour viii cause
the people of the east to turn their
faces toward the west, the different
sections of the country will become
more harmonious. and we will in the
future be one great unified nation.
1--WE have taught the people OF the
east that the cooperative feeling eN-
listing in the west. is the secret Of our
success. and they have learned that
the secret is worth emulating.
"Our exhibit cars have been visited
by more than ninety thousand people
who have studied and have been as
tonished at our greatness
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

guoernsr 9OfotiIOff tiger, at 1000
5amilier er uoen SusIp.
Wonge SoIoater er fommen til
Sfaoe, og npiten ale Sule / og
omfring gpen, ino6efattenoe De of
fentlige 5foIer og 8uoernprens Vie.
iioens, bar taget SfaOe. Eobet er
BOG min0re emo ira SorOif9loet |
1887, oa mange al Be tiolieere
Stenbpgninger MI bar aflgit Of Sre.
6uie.
st ooloiomt Stso fsItes flereSte.
ser / rusiiif Surfeiton fra ar. 4
til 430 / Morges. Store ReOner
oabneOes / SorOen. @eientIig nle
gutiffer og Reii0enier / gpernp,
&ooeoitooen | n9nnte @ubernement,
bIeo soelogt. gpen bao0e en- 9efolf-
ming af $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

De tenft, at ban ifuloe gri6e | Den
tonlme 2uft, ioa bolot ban BOG MI
en- Sfiffelie al ag0 % 9loo / lit
b%aanOfaite Gag, og en- foritprret
Stemme ioare0e: Oct er migl"
uSpem er nmig"2
nSeres aarl, Anoers.@
Sans Srs6on0 Hap bom los og
iagoe forunoret: aSOor foumer on
fra | Sen SItogsfart?"
uglf, fore 6usbonO." raabte oen
Ionge aorI % Oirreoe iom ct gspe.
Ien. rs bapoe Get. iee ifuIoe life
aare eaaet. Oct fommer oerbenue
ira 6ottiggropene.
Seq iagOe big oct 10 foruo, Nn.
Oers, men M oil ieg gaa til 9unos
i Sagen." iogoe 9onOen roligt.
Riels bapoe otter t9not 2pgten %
rafte lin Slsbono Den, og oct bar,
iom ON 2psifinnet genopIiDeoe BET
iunfne MOO. Ebi M fulgte ole
uoen 8spen oeres 9Gnfprer til oct
betegneoe Sisrne at airfegaoroeu,
buor 0e fatti9e ioroeoes paa Sog.
nets 9efoitning. - Oaiaa AnOers
iIutteoe Jig til Eoeet.
Sngen iagoe ct Oro; man bsrte
fun aarlenes tiinge Grin. "a tr9n9.
te ct fIagenoe Suf. en- SIogs jam.
renoe Stsnnen. Jig frem ira npOnte
Sierne. Ssrenien l6fteoe 9pgten -
liot oirreoe BEN | bans ieneitprfe
9oono men 9%psif9ret par for
iOaat til at trGnge iaennem Spren.
buifene foran BAN. 9onoen ran6te
M bit: Or Der nogen2"
Sntet Soor. men after bertes
Sen iamine roren0e alagelpo, iom
moatte rere oct boorOeite 6ierte.
aaom ber6en, anrIe,~ raabteSus-
bonoen. g9i fan aIorig ioriunre, ON
ri Loo ct Wenneife, ser muIigois er
fommen / lllpffe Iigge uoen SiGlp.
san penOte Jig ON moo Dem =
Be nslebe. Zen, iom life pouer at
fsIge mig, fan itaa title" iog6e
BON fort % ileoe me0 raite Sfri6t
fremao. Sans 9ienere ifammeoe
Jig og 9if ale me6.
5 npite Miniit bsieoe ban Spren.
buifene til SIDE og oeroeo forpano.
leoe ben fIogenOe Gone iig til en-
orb, preO anurren. @oooen par MI
lsit; tbi Der paa Den ufenOte Sf9r.
ilibers npfaiteoe @raD laa bans /
0s0en t~rofnite Suno.
On i9Iiom 5slelie al 2ettelie greb
aarlene, / bpor bel Spnet of oct
isreenoe 0pr bapoe noget ubeifrine.
liet rerenoe peo iig. 5or9pues raab.
te oa loffeOe Safob Serenien 40
Sunoen ben rsrte iig life no
al Steoet, oe etboert 5orisg paa
meo Woet at fsre 0en bort msote
Sen meo ina fraftig @%ooitano, at
man maotte afitno oerfro.
(6ortipttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
GfterlDsning.

unoertegneoe enifer at fomme |
5orbinOelie meo iine Ssifen6e:
Narie Gbriitina gOelina Ssrgen-
ien, anina Sersina S%srgenien, an.
oers Ssrgen Ssrgenien, Sobonna
Nieliina Ssrgenien.
Sioit BUN bsrte ira Dem for ca.
10 aar lioen bar De ale | Gan.
mart.
Maren Gasmine S%ersenien,
Blair, Rebr. II. 2. u.
~-gor. bette 9loos aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Sor Sitting til andre airfer.
GSortiot fra She A.

aItioo - to Apoitle, ia, enOog
en- og iamme ApoiteI, bruoer beg
ge l1otrpf. bon6e at ariiti BLOB
renier ira Spn6, o9 at 8onben freI-
Ter.
ariiti BLOB % 6ortieneite er
SnnosforlaoeIiens oe 5reliens Sill
Be, 0na6en ct at Seius ielo inc.
itiftet Mi06eI, booroe0 ri faor Gel
/ ariiti 5ortieneite.
E. 90 oen Illtberife 9irfes itore
5ortrin er, at Sen bibeItro peger
poo ct beitemt Ste6, bnor ben en-
feIte Spn6er unOer Hopns 0pp.
neIie er bleben giort 0eInatig / oct.
iom pes 9riiti 9Ioo er for5oerbet
for ale.
5or Be reformerte, ipnes ri, oct
alto mao Itoa I set toogeoe for
Sen enfeIte, ON ia bar fonet
Gel / oet. ION oeo ariiti Blob er
forboernet for ale.
Ron
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Et Udvalg at wore Boyer, o. S. v.

Sus5ibe, gpIffbino $t.35
Susbibe, SP0erbiro. meo 8uIofnit. ................ 200
9ommebibel, Gbagrin. meo @ul6init. ................ 100
2ommebibel, Snbiapapr, SperfnIosbinb ............. $50
0D Setamente, Neaemiti, rst Snit. .............. %
gp 3eitamente, mt 5ormat Qanet oe imaD ............ so
Sangeren mo Sober, lint 2poerbino o. 8uIoinit. ...... 200
Sangeren uoen 9ooer, tort bsaigt 29oer. ........,.. go
Ssraels Sange, I. og 2. Del eet Bin6 ............. So
gidefeIots Neooier til ben M Salmebos ............ 240
Acknowledgement id. a%irfebiihorie. COMMUNICATIONS. 650
Bill. gecfs grinoringer LOO
Waoiens ausanoogtsbog 1.50
gibaIoroboe al q. o, = ny l1bs. = | bIsbt Binb ...... 1855
Soralb Senien: Stormrno so
2utbers reformotorife Sfrifer, DmIas. ........ .85c, NIB 1.50
Menneifets Siertes Spell 90
Sefs Jort9ainger for 8sn. 20
5ortrQfnger for Ssnoagsifolen. .................. LOO
0ennem StRrene LIN
ems pa Neien, aorte arqf for SsnongsfoIn. ........... LOO
Watbiefens 100 5ortRutn9er .bo
9e66ps anap %
geo fHftenoe Welpsnine, iii. @nDebog ................ 40
gurnimiI, ID. @cpeboe for mtnore gsrn............. 20
aommer til mig, BibelHe Bineor meo 9eft. ............ 10
IL Brepfort meO oanife Sfriftpros, osit............. 20
IL Do. neo engeIfe 5frHtiprog, ast. .............. 20
10 1repfort neo Somfunoets Sfoer o. GorIa8sbus. 49,. .25
IL forHeQige @reDfort Iom Br6ueubpnIg ............... %
DAN. LUTH. PUBLISHING HOUSE. Blair. Nsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

6n uomGrfet Sfrrboer. % Gents
6crniibins". 5Orrctnins / en- al ga.
I~ifornias beoite oonife 9per er paa
8rnnb al gortreiie til ganmarf bill
Iigt til Snlg. @neite Sfreooer / en-
gp pao 1000 Snobpggere. aIi-
maet Oet beoite, Ser finoes.
aor. 6. u. in care OF o3aniferen"
Blair, 9e6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
(Sortiat fra SHE 81

DIM on uooeoe oct % life oor
ian rP6, min fore Inoers," fuIo.
enote Ssrenien og ino pon Den Ian.
&c anrl meo ct gGif, iom bar be-
regnet poa of l9g9e Ell 09mp,r
paa bons Opermoo.
Set ifol Ga Susbon0 life funne
iige ON mig. at ieg er req, nei og
ingen al e0er andre beIler," raabte
aarlen oo reiite Jig / lin fuIoe
9qn9oe. oRu 1nnr iee Iiae oerben,
og 5 fan "aIleinmmen fomme bag.
efter og lie, bno6 ieg tor eIer iffel~
Og oerme6 trpffeoe ban Suen fart
pnn 6ooe0et, eif meo tore Sfriot
moo 8sren og ilog ben I efter iig
meo ct SfroI6.
aae De andre bar title og iao
tuiulrnnoige pna 6ueranore. Sngen
nf Dem par fri for en- pis Sslelie al
ubeItemtS p6geIipfrpgt ioa0an, iom
man enOnn ofte timber ben, iIpr
blonot gefoIfningen pna e6e ggne.
Sofob Ssrenien lngoe lin auis
iummen og iaoOe: g8i eaur oeiaa
meo = 6oem pe6, PM life nogen
er fommen til Sfn6e og be6soer
Dor SieIp. 9en6 Stal6lpgten,
0ielg."
San reiite iig og fog lit Sopeo-
t6i paa; ade 5olfene fulgte Sus-
bonoens efsempeI o9 gior6e Ii9eino.
0eruoe ms0tes oe al Hegnen,
iom ginoen ilog Dem / aniietet.
Riels off I Spioien meo 2ngten
bit ii geiret, men 90 be baooe
tilbageIngt SoIpoelen Of 8eien,
itonoie6e ban, penote Jig ON og
iogoe, at ban ipntes, of ban berte
noget.
~3umbeeer, greng," rna6te Sa-
fob Ssrenien. oSremaol"
Snnbreoe Sfriot lpneere fremme
itonoiebe Drengen pan np og for.
floreoe, at MI popeoe ban life len
eere at gaa olene | 5orpejen. Bon
Den fog 2pgten fra bnm og traaott
ieIu / SpioiA for Den tapie, IiGt
Sfare.
airfegaorbsporten itoo balD oa'
BEN. Da Sofob Ssrenien ereb fai
| ben for at dabne oeri rigtigt
iprang en- flor, msrf SfiffeIie imoi
bam iaa poloiomt, at 2pgten falo
BAN u6 al Saanoen og iluffeoes
alminoelie 5~orifrRffeIie og til
pisie ogiaa alminoelis Siertebanfef
opitoo. Men gonoen, iom life mel
Qpgten table Wooet, greb mooig
fat paa sfiffeIien ng ipurgte mel
bgi Meit: n&Dem 6er31
ON Sofob sbrenien muIig bab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Joroffalp, Oeo 90 Uoo

EaIbfeao, aiiatiif Huslano, 4
,ynn. ct boloiomt Soroifplu
iortiottes meo Mellemrum t Otter.
miobog | aopaI, gpernp og andre
Sfeoer ! @ltDernementet Somirpet-
&enif, men De bar life iaa soelpg-
aenoe iom be I De tiolige Morgen-
timer, 0a mango gpsninger bleo
5oelagt.
llofficielIe MeIoinger lpoer pnn,
1t Menneifer | &unoreouis CT ornbt
e1er idoret, oe be f~Ipgtenoes Nso
Z frpeteIig pnn @ruro at ben
auI0e, Der berIfer, og GDreappdra'
irrne / &sIere Ct soeIoet. General
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
airfcinbOiclic % @isiiOnsmpOcr!

On @uo oil, blioer 9a5oretb
@enig6eos me Strife / 9eoor Sails,
ga, inopiet 5snoag Den 10. San.
1911, % ser oiI blioe uiboIOt Nis-
iionsmeoe noaIe al De felgenOe0 Gage.
genner ira nar Os fern inobp-
oes biertelieit til oertne Dor Ssi-
ito. oe 5 beoes meIOe e6ers aOm-
IL. Sannnr 1911.
9oa Go5aretb NenigbeOs gegne,
elias 8rBpen n,
Meni9beoens Grnit.
904 glaffs Ct.
MAIDS 8olft
Mcnigbe0ens 5orman0.
q. g.. Ge0or Sails, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Ssfenotgprelisr.
~llnsSOms. us@isiionsmsOs / amIfin

Sra 10. til 10. Sanlar 1911
blioer Der, oil @no, oiboIot rng.
ooms- oe Misiionsmsoe / giuifin,
Nebr. hinge ioaueI iOm eIOre inobp-
oes berueo bierteIigit til at inmIes
meo os | CUBS Sns ON @uos Oro.
MeIo eoers aomfiie / goo 3io
iomt til bpilfen Station; Der oil
oo o9re 9ogne til 5teoe for Of
bente eoer.
g. Senien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
9laOs spses.

8oa Ell min0re 5arm enten ION
9eitprer eler enc Mnno bos ct Bar
eIore 5olf. 9on 90nnen les iffe
laa meaet JON paa en- goo glaos
mellem onnife liltberife Soft. 8eo.
fommenoe er % aar aommel oa
fs0t / Ganmarf.
99nniferen"s aontor onDiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
6or eas.
Snlefpnb.

Snnee, GiaIoger os Recitationer
for Suletrpfeiter, iamIet al Brof.
S. 8. RpoabI og uofommen pna ben
norife 5rifirfes 5orIag.
Is Sioers gnmilet. Rris per ef-
iempIor 3 Gents, per 9uiin 90 Gts.
Ganiib entb. Enbl. ,Sonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Soul OF hans Gen.

Ouerint ira 5oenif Of 2.2.2orien,
(Ser efter u5or SuIeferien").
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
Misfonsmpoe

aiboIoes, ON @uO oil, / Ct. SAUL
5. ep.-lutb. Menigbeo, @Ottu. Co.,
5a. ira Den 10. til 10. San. 1911.
Msoet be9pnoer SirsOoo Afteu
Den 10. III inobpoes til Meoei
meo 0rOet / gabenbarineens BOG.
Sap. %, II.
SnomeIoelier til Neoet maa pGre
mig / 5pnOe inOen Ben 8. San.
Bna Renigbeoens og egne geene.
8. RieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
,Oaniferen"
6reoag ben 6. Sanudr 1911.
Blair, @ebr.

paa Ssnoag til ieoOanlige Iioer
5OrmiOOog og 4ften. 5snoa9sifoIe
Rl. 9,t5. 5mo.
SirsSag 4ften boloes 0fenie-
beoens Iorsmgoe. Der ifol Oa o9l-
ges gmbeosmpno for 4aret, .og /
bet belle taget bIiper Der oi9tige cling
at forbonole, iod ale itemmeberet-
tigeoe Meolemmer anmooes ON at
gipe Msoe.
Sfolen er MI after / fIl0
Gang efter Suleferien. Ger er til
Cato inoifrepet 170 Stuoenter og
gleper, og oct fniber meo 8laos.
Der innes at npre lagt geilag paa
ale tomme Suie og @Grelier / No-
bologet. alosie09relierne er bna0e
for faa og for imaa, og Spiieialen
= ia, Der er taget baaoe en- sail"
og nof ct @erelie ino til Ben, og
iao er Der enOOa fne6en glaos.
Men set er 10 be0re, ems ON 8prel-
ierne iful0e itao TONNE.
Der. 6. 3. 3ieIien, iom nplig
er fommen tiI6age ira Gonmarf,
bar cabinet en- olminoeli9a6bmanos-
forretning / g9erteroille Store".
Muligpis ban ienere oeioa pil ao6-
ne ct asouoioIg.
Soo milot iom BET gamle Mar
ilutteoe, ina bnrift % Itrengt be-
gnnote oct npe. SenOag bnooe ri
en- regulpr~ gli58aro, og Monoag
par oct fife tort beore. 8ermomete-
ret ianf Iongt UNDER Zero. Sirs-
bag Morgen bite Heeeringens Ger
mometer 10 Or. C5ornb.) UNDER
Zero eaer Rul. Den / @aar bapOe
ui after Sspeir. Del par fife megen
Sne, Der fal0t, men oen Smule,
Der fom, bIpite Iaoleoes inmmen /
Grioer, at baooe 8eie og Serbia
ner for en- itor Del bleo ufnrbnre.
geo 6ormers Snititltte &
Corn Sbon, Iom boloes / 0enne
l1ge, er bet iprlig 5ierfrpuoitillin-
gen, Der / Aar tiltrpffer Jig Sp-
m9rfiombeo. Man bar beiluttet, at
aognngen til bnaoe lloitillinger og
5ore6rngene ifnI pore ri for Re-
ten Of ueen.
- Monongs fom Ger BUD Der.
til, at Or. 9. j. Wonroe. iom tiO-
ligere bar praftiieret Der / 9pen,
er oso | Seattle, @dib., og bans
Gig nil 6lipe ienot BERTH for at
beqraoes. Mnn oenter oct 6ertil /
Sag eaer / Morgen.
Senrp Brute bar iolat Blair
Rncfet Store til i'm Sooger Carl
Roltermnn, Iom fra tioIigere lib er
goot fen6t ber / gpen. aolterman
oil opertoge 6o~rretnin9en Ben 10.
oenne Moaneo. Get er 8ruies
Sonfe, of ban pil rejie til 4eD
Werico / 6aab ON, at 4limaet Der
ffal ppre beore for bans Suitru.
Gan agter Der at begpn0e en- 5or-
refining al inmme Slags iom Den,
ban ioeIte Der.
- 29g WRrfe til fslgenoe 4uf-
tioner: Ianong 9. San. Dos u. 5.
@rag 1 M1iI Dit for Blair Bot.
bus. 9irsoog Ben 10. San. = Geo.
3. Snpoer, AZ Mil Rorosit for
Bennington. Onsoag II. San. =
3. 81. 6rend. TO Mil SpoOeit for
aennar0. 8reoag 10. San. =
Hapmono $. 9ooee, 6 Mil Roro-
0eIt for Blair. Gnsoog t8. San. y
n. 9. anoerion, 9 Mil Noro for
Blair og 4 Mil sposit for Serman-
Oct fpnes, iom ON 1Ror.
aing 8lorD 5lour" er bet beoite
Rebraif Mel, Der nogen Sinbe er
sommen til 8pen; tbi a0e Dem,
Der bar prspet set, er fommen igen
efter mere. Oct foer fun Sf.35
per SRf i ". Beef & Sos SEED
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-04

| ing is scarce and German cooking is
numerous.
Lieutenant Samhammer is no four
flusher when IL comes TO tales of war
and acts of valor. He has five deep
cuts on his left cheek, and a forearm
and fist like the last part of his last
name.
Il fight because love To fight said
the lieutenant, although ! have fought
but one duel for love"
The lieutenant hasn't got off without
few sword marks on his map. His
body is also pretty well SCARED up. and
he has many thrilling stories Il tell of
the battles he fought Five of his bat
ties were fought while he was a student
of Heidelberg university. and the rest
of them during his first enlistment in
the army. which he entered in 1902.
Il have what you Americans call a
pretty good battling average" said
Lieutenant Samhammer yesterday. Il
have fought nine fights. / have won
five. lost two and drawn twice. because
Doth of us in the last were disabled.
So you see that gives me battling av-
erage of a lot more than 500. which
understand is considered splendid in
this country"
When asked about the two battles
that he lost. Lieutenant Samhammer
refused 10 go into details further than
to say: Il lost 'em. already: amt that
enough. YETI"
Samhammer is here on three
months leave of absence given him by
the colonel OF a new cavalry regiment
recently added TO the kaiser's army.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-04
UNO|SCLOSED IDENTITY
OF THE FL|M-FLAMMED
SILENCE BRooDs ON WEST AD-
ANS STREET.
Day of Waiting for Name of Recsnt-
ing Sisners of Democratic
Statement.

In response to the demand for the
identity and names of the recanting
signers or the democratic statement.
repudiating the work of the late c1r-
stitutiOnal convention. there issued
from the office Of the Arizona Gazette
all day yesterday a tumultuous and
ear splitting silence The stiffness on
this subject increased toward nightfall.
Not word last night 10 remove
the unanimous opinion that the story
of the recanting" was a pure con-
.coction. All or nearly all OF the sign
ers who reside in Phoenix yesterday
met and each peculiarly accused the
other of having gone to the Gazette
office and of having confessed he
could not understand strong. plain
English.
SO the "recanter'' could not have
been a resident OF the city. one of
the signers was in town the day be-
fore. AHon. Sam r. Webb. who In
general way conforms to the
specifications Of the Gazette's anony-
nous recanter-a residence of thirty
years. former office holder. etc.
But it is known that Mr. Webb is not
the weak kneed brother. for ever since
the convention he has publicly pro-
claimed that the constitution is not
democratic. Beside. Mr.. Webb was
in town on Thursday night after the
Gazette's fabrication appeared and he
then expressed curiosity as to the
identity Of the recanter.
From the viewpoint of party politics
this is not matter that concerns
The Republican All the parties To
the affair. signers and newspaper. are
democratic. though of different de-
grees. But after all. there is involved
a question Of justice. The Gazette
has charged that flim-flam game
was practiced upon at least two sign
ers Of the statement. The offenders.
II there are any. ought To be pun
ished by the giving of publicity. But
in order To get at the finn Hammers.
the film TANNED must be produced.
the corpus deficit. So TO speak-the
body OF the transgression. the essential
fact of the crime charged.
II the Gazette viii produce this es-
sential fact IL viii put itself in a
way to become a terror 10 evil doors.
a menace TO those who use the kings
English to flim-flam.
Then. something is also due To at
least nine Of the signers OF the state
ment, who each resent the suspicion
that he was the film TANNED com
plainant who signed a plain state
ment without knowing what il meant.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-04
NOTICE.
Proposal. For Hospital Supplies.

Proposals for hospital supplies foI
the territorial asylum for the insane
at Phoenix and the territorial prison
at Florence. Arizona.
Sealed proposals will be received
until ten o'clock a. m on Wednes-
day. February Is. 1911. by the Board
OF Control of Arizona at it's office
in the Capitol building in Phoenix,
at which time and place bids will be
opened I'm the presence OF bidders for
furnishing drugs To the asylum for
the insane and the territorial prison
List Of drugs on which bids are
sought may be had by addressing the
Board Of Control
Asylum requisition to be + o. b.
Phoenix and prison requisition to he
{. %. b. Florence
The board reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
CONTROL.
ROBERT A. CRAIG.
Secretary
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-04
GOOD BATTLING AVERAGE.
Lieutenant Samhamnner, Soldier Of the
Kaiser, Has Top Duel Score.

A lieutenant whose name was Sam
manner
Landed here in the midst OF our clamor;
He met lots Of Sans.
And he met lots OF hams.
And awoke with fine katzenjammer.
Songs Of Heidelberg.
Lieutenant WaIther Samhammer. the
hero of nine duels on the other side.
came TO New York. aboard the steam
ship FREDERICK der Crosse. says the
New York American. The big lieuten-
ant wasn't looking for trouble when he
landed stating that he was here merely
To see the sights. and as soon as his
baggage passed examination he was
whirled uptown to a hotel where duel
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-04
SERIAL NO. 013o96.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

l<duu
January 80. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that George NJ
Hahn. Of Phoenix. County OF MaricOpa,
Territory OF Arizona. the legal assignee
OF Elijah Vaughn. has filed in this Of
flee his application to enter. under the
provisions of Sections 230G and 2307.
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
the following described land. VIZ:
NWh NWh Sec. "a. +. . ", Il. l
w. G.. 4 :. r. Il. K NJ.
ANY and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described. or desiring
To object because OF the mineral char
acter OF the land. or for any other reason.
To the disposal To applicant. should file
their affidavlts OF protest In this office
on or before the 9Th day OF March. 1911.
FRANK III. PARKER.
Register.