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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
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olicrorta ieia Tcrrig1turQSuert in
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pcrlnr @tlieuillc. IIliNpi3 iciue
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nithcrbrauutc. 2lm icIbcr Gage ;cr
ii0ue Der Tcuerhdmou NnS orobc
Gcbiuhe Der equitable Hi'c ,niur'
ontc 50. in VEN Yluri riu @crIuii
rou $4,000, ,o00pcIhcm Wrauoc aud
1 Mcrithep,ebcr ,Im Cpicr felen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
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9d', Der llutcr,ei;,nctr, Aomiai-
irorUr hcS NohiaiicS uou S.nirir
@cieOpri ucrbt en- TuraccHto2
ocn -. Gduuor lgI2 aHi htiiru
Nulpeicn bier In ser S;lN, tiicut,iol
oil ben Mleiiibictcrhtr wv;nuitr.
Alic GGrm uuh QaUSGcr,,lc luit Il
,Ic arpBc NnSwohl uun NGaomcr,es
NIB llhrmntler @trlTueta. Mud
wiro G@rhrhoN> m 9p,te in Der
S,o0, prrlcui, lyeyora. &tryani he,
ainnt Ia h3iJ ncm llbr &oymi,,GeH.
NeAinaauRcu Sanr.
Neurp SSe iicrmaur.
A0m,ujinniur.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
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ToS biciiat Crdlel,tl ipttitc ait
aeiiriocn abcno IN Yeia ~ cincm
Inn5perRruncn nu'.
= Tie 0erreu ,,ohn &ce,cn, @cp.
Gatbc IT,. mb 9iitaro @ronc uur
Nraple lbcrnadltccu tn Ser Sunuta9
9|adlt I'M hiCiiact Optcl aui ibrca;
gSeae nadl Siuu, no lie n0hiieu "a
aeS Weld)aiIidrS ia btiorGtu ba,;tu.
alIc icue Aiu6er bititr Bemeinbc.
wcldhe III Der ,ireN0t ijb en;ucecr
FIR eiueu 9erui ausbtlocu rocr bic
III ueridlicOeneu (htitu hcv StaatCS
I'M Hehrdmte tbot;R oecr bic, lu,
ibr tdQlicheS Srpt NJ uroieaen, urH
els SlrbeittrdIie uerbarltu. hubcu
tpieoer Den GItrrr. Gerpanntrr nA
5reuu0cu, bel lutihtu lie Die Mcir
1xndtlcricr SuetWltt. ggbelurhl
aeioat ur und Der ,Hrieu HaN, hit
Ne fur 'tyucr1 S'e6pN;cn nciilrlt
pub ectrditiot. ole Aybsit1un ncuca,
auiSnrtbMcu. liz nabtu Wirttr ihrc
ShnItem aus NAB qecnt mb rpiItn
q ibrcm 3iclt tnlriOer 5clbi.,
iinnoiatcit -- 81.
psnru 2dculen, Gin Gpm aeS
frAbcr bier ipphaba',eH 0errn &cir-
hole GdeuIru. let, oiclrr 3ohrcu
eber IN &ou,pn,iS, Stlabumo mpm.
bnit, traI, Nciiern bier Gin ani @club
Ieiner UruBmut;er g1ittWe $lma
Shacier uuo bee CnttlS unn Der
sonte Ncuu mb 5yau @crnoyo
Ghaeier.
--llu'er @olnfeiitr. Der einiiar
Aaspar im St0 Jtdleu - icicrte om
Sanstoa (,ieiic her b!. orti S0uieel
ieiner SIAncuStaa, g,tta3S nur,
ben icine init, niica HreanOe bar
inter Der SuI' .Sblatt,Monn - III ci-
rem Spielh n H'irp.h!e c;ncclchCu
krHo pgn 0Sr 6attiH qe7 @lomcnStaaS,
kbeS mit etucW ipIgu6i.en Saprcr
Fbsrirlhet. Gda0c. bah orr Same
Eosunr uur eu;rnl i'm 3clrnb,r
iiehtA
6rau Il. n. ]Gtcr, ura Gritcr.
wip., lit iel- ttE.l 5 ,1Ggrtn eat
acpfid,dlera. lis ne ghanIberlain's
isbletea ~ nenugn bseam. sic bat
snppu 2 JInigtez aeuommrn uub bic
te hnbeu lie fnrsrt 9rpfidmers trigo'
eurdl ri.ieu oe,,.ptttuen ginaen Der,
rrindK, meldle Iuie0er IN CrSnnrnI
~ brinntn, hiri r Tnbleten tripnocrc
usliiNnifnn hi. gerindlt tie, iperbetj
9eluIte prp blftl Ct rptI. gerianit]
tei aiisn 6anhIesn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
Sauie Gbrcmi.

lslas ben graielsr gussIeer.)
@as iraudt ba In bem 9uid herumf
Sd alaub, es III Nnppliun,
slapplium bes aorieu @eil,
Der um allbentidhl0nos Bnuestreilt.
,llno iuie 81 uuierer @dter 8eiten
2dBt er aufS Neue iidh perleiten
lluo f6Bt ins hriessborn tampibereit,
8u lauae i:9un iits 6riebensseit.
Ter @iael idtdit sInadIt nod
peiter
Sbm fheint 6ie 5riebeuaipnne better,
ilnb su 0es 6ransmanns tulleu Saten
Eentt er; Sier Gilt tein banee MAIDEN.
l.nb baraai iinb iilr,uabr mir huls,
Sern WlidDel III aus autem Spls.
Gudl etpas mill mir uitht oeialleu,
llno oas milf ih su gerisn ballen:
2eS @idelS rpte Nihb' piro erellcr
llnb unteridneibet um 10 beller
Sidl BON ben 9lhben onbrer Stanten
lluo audi ocsaIeiden Ourtb tic Sntcu.
3tdlt neuti dl ihIdet bn bas beuts
th c 6er,.
Tie 2Uinne tnutet iutenp1rtls,
Ter Wi1,el hnhet bns iomps,
Tenn meliicuS III CT dr,eilslpS.
0r iplat benz .dnhrer" Der bienicben
@ewutltia ipridIt pom YOlteririebtn
lln0 idlimpit Hno ar0blt mi, nui Die
.Oonbe"
llno mertt niebt ieine beutiAc
Shanbe.
llub merit nidlt. uie isin 9nterbrus
Der
6rars6iidj itlimpit aui beutidje gu
Der,
Tenn an Der Sod it bnS iamos.
6ran5oiiid) bIeibt 0oh Der 6ransps.
9iun aebe man nad GnsInrb bin
9dn's le benz Gnaliidmnu in Sim
Sein 6eimntlano i'm Stih su laiicn
llno frcmbe untern Grm ~ iniien?
Nee. glihel, oa irrit bu Did iebr
Tielleiht bereuIt's dud) eirna.
idlDer,
Rau ;riro. ecite5 eS Dir uur Elm,
Sn England irtmer eraliidl ieir.
Scilt iiis. hdS hn lit frieSeusiciter
9u Iir6cn iudli; bes SplteS gcintu,
Cod bar't ou vidI eutSichru MD; d.
Sr Criiter 9ejt Der crritn Gilidt.
Vrnh ii bic Seit' Gu I,brt nm
llnO idnr BID, um 0nS Noiicytnm,
Yab ob upr ociuem ,intrrtrribCn,
Teutif ioll beS Tcuticlcn Nci
mat 5lei5cn.
Sdllut.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
NnMnlcr SO

-osrr SernnvS deftel hat bel
GH!heiI geEHers in bem Geaeva.
glsrfaHbise Gei6dit Der 8irr.a
sUehnsr nH5 GerRer in 5reebulg
tlaiI:df srmCrben. Ies iuHaen IaE
uss heIler gopi. Ger nui ciHen 0area
t5rpex itsdt. enraHtirt ibm Gripis.
Cbae alien 9ipsiisl miro Ben esy
gr6Bte SgaEn in 5reebura iein.
-gser satndc;tlidey 5ilie bsSarf.
ipreds TOR bei Gr 8. &. GCce i.p
S0ramener 30.sI OH u. unb -.
JGuHar.
-lIHier otter be,rdbrter G}reaEo
nab laEaidt-iaSz Seisr 5es Bolts
t!ntt- 5err ,(a.e S4aefcr pcn -te
sinHe 9H,tc- teerh,e uHs 1T Giers
tag eeIeacrt!id; tirss SeiuaeS esa X
tei ieinen Stimaegr fsrrn Jciet 'i
6uhn matite, init eiu,m ,arien otal
nneeuttn,eH Nc'Hti1 i.utcr oabeua
ersa BITE IRIS 3ols han CT Cen e
ieru III roiarlifl l0ueii 'e'anat bcS
CT gseiierergphd III - has &cttIr
nid-t mChr Wie 'uiNr 10 ptrnu rcrs
dasiagsn ibHrs. 5eir tisintr .1ta
lel ton IN oisiem IuNi,r untyeu fc,
UprogH uno ltihe rgr nph @arr
pruH CT lba estves ',trIe B. b ew n
eth SduapSdgn sr,rdvHu bale.
Iieude. SSir ndbmeu bttie Stp.er''
uHG 'ualetd' nIs cine NnigielupR o !
uno iUre,eu 5aihy bal hfr tctrtiier,s
'le;ae ,lab -actigtl,- Wuyot. scr, -
n gus eltia, e,a ESgirry RAD &ua.cl
prpptiiel,s
Sim u. uEo 22 1amlar -
ncrtt cH;a tisie 1nttV - luIro q.
Gope im nefuhaiin 0ctsl allen sise-
ula oie tlcer ahre icegca iei.ir
0lIie 5ebny'ga, 81 1ieEiiCa isir.
-Tie Strtu 4Enthios Hua Ssu
Gidhol,, erHsrer pnu ieirtr Sc@,ts..
Reg;Ha un0 .tpttEty ,un iSiasll I.;,
lieI Sotrt %t1.yh 1eeleite:. ,ua-ea
igig gtitt1upt lei &erpnOten in ga.
rms eUnle uHo apeiR;oi1n su Stiub.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
2ierbiihtr;

Giir Zen Mpuot 9}uOeniter 1911
bcridltct StontS &eQiiIrntpr MnH' y.
liIler Is 1uoc8iallc inr Ciaac Gp.
ocrcu llri0tter iplacnoc Sra,,heiteH
mnrcu ?lcrper'ieber ,; Tpibtcrja
mo Group ,; NerSietIr 3; Yu:;-
2CucrtiljnouuR /; QWdliall bcl Kin.
otrN lnitcy ; S0brtu /; oneerc l,ria.
den !. Giir osrjtIbeu Miura: liuo IL
Wcburteu uericjdlart.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18

idlDeridllin, urintsrsiiant." 7onn
ruit er aunt Shluiie aus: -auHs
Rerle!"
On bem Sigue. Die beuiidIe Spra
f;e uro NIT ibr bic euteu Sitten Hro
ben Blnuben unierer ahncn Ruieren
ainoern sit beDobren un5 ourch bieie
nlti tiHftiae 8eneratioHcu ;H pers
ptlausen, rehmen mir bic geitiHg
heS -Soltsbintts- - Der eirsiaen
oentid1en 3eituna in Sinae 1Uuntp-
pisoer nuf Eno bitten iUaIsidl Gltern
uno 9ehrer uns in unierem Seiire5en
iiir bic oeutidle Spraf)e su inter.
itiiBen inoem lie boraIf iebeu 6aB in
uricren Sthulcn Die beutihe Sprntha
niht oerOrnnet perOc, bic letocr DIT
irie cine Siieimrtter hebnnSett posr
.-p1s rrt1 ieblir;mer iit -ear rilt
0eiebrt wirb. SIR Gitern, perlGrat
oen ben Sehrern baB tie rebsn beui
GrDiidleH nEdl hns geutidc III ben
SHuleH lebreH. Yciict riht ei,
leere @inuerouna aeIter hab has Or
IerHeu Srueicr Serndlen benz GrIsr,
ren Der ctu1n - 6er gnn6etiprcG,e
- hirNerlidl iei - Griabrurocu BE-
lchrCr unS ein,s &eilercu. Aioabeu
mir uuiern aiuoeru aud uidj,. mcnn
iiC orr Shule eui,uadlieu, bic BCLc
Gcubct; Die heutide Sprahe ~ gilc.
cen. Scbcu mir oardui. bon 0iicn,,
Iihe Crte. 0oIltn. uorhauorR, TO
bic 9aaeuo uebch Qeiellihaitiidlln
Spitlcn puo llntcrhaltuuQtn oudl
Der ocmihtn Sitera,nrp ilegcn I1ru-
t.. Seioer nH0 lei lebigcr Scitlai-
ienleit Die @urte OeS ausetinieecncH
G0itors um su irnbr ,GS Qibt III
sSeiphalin teiue 0alie no p;e
Seut;t, Elmeritauiihe Sttcrntir, Wg
Ecbnttcn. &rrtraae, GculpeN;ioHcr,
Ictlorantiunen @UrleinnatL u.im.
schaIten uer0er tfartru - hgnt!c
9iallen uno &.rihE5auier TN0 hsWte
oie ciriieeu i'll ESciiataiin uuyhrr
eencn Crte luu uu'ere aaS her Srau,e
ertiniieHe Sugcno iidh rpaiter ans.
biIoeu uere0ein t1nnie.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18

p&eatr tdl updl mcint ,etamgiier
lrdreu bcuic npsA on ScbtN. nean X
MIDI: iur &r. Siua'S Hap EiWputra
aelpeien mare id'r;iH: Y. J. N,
Gouaie. ddpttttui!lt. y. y. Y. i.
:. Hu.s. ia mir bciht caiea ids,ts.
!ialtn &ui,;R tn::,N. ',lr 6el. XIII
aaatyes 9li:tcl bali. Inns wnyae Qss
le9t. meiuc 3dlweaer .isbe Die 2gS.
scsraaG. Sic n1r lesi id.nnd nao
ll,t au &'tasitueifeu. E6sr Str,
mia'aerbore &riuci heiitr rms btiSs
rp!lf6a9ie. rs iii hit tcI;t els III
ic arbrand;t p5Cr eou cct1t suete"
our RmG0c Nuraen. Hainu, Gr.ol-
rppeen. 2IuacHbIG;cr. ,S'appe. s.itt
ma. 0egli,5G. epay. Seu.s niecH
alle trrushuiidle 9eiOCn - ersa,
ben. &roheiiaibe frei. sot nno
sl0h. @aroniirt sei 8. Ail snicnsr
Il Son ESserhciiG rHe sSfpl,. nH.
:. u. Sd'ta * Snrk srnataa lu
l.5tpms uaA ct. 0idbsiU.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18

Seci.;ca2s EGlcatR R;a6.ttu 0,.
fr'heincH Ac1 .SaIisa,Gtt- in lesie,
&u7r uEmoali1. 0Guutiadlisb II or
bad falic Setter mSls5cs. s'ic r0
IN caSU:r Gset.e. r:ieos .pprsci,jc
a ) estynt.ca bersdssn. caa reuen
cine oif,rc ;,;,;tGiii iSr iclts Sell!
aui esm .Sys;se islete a,e bic md
aeliis. ucga Ggta r;,paS m,nNg,
'trenoe, rentert. 5rre Ter tetti
pei;gae ,rar Ieh hgleh IS In uriem
eela!e tan Eae r. 4iHie stEaeirt.
rsn. War nshue g oaher. ir.
ssm Zrades Hnt: alfi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18

&cEo lax e.ae V,r.2''.c NC;-,.
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fsly: Sgaattr'a.T : Crsh &c.-,
) <jCie i, -; Gsrl4l i '3',9'y {
.ro CgEsHgaG: Il aGs.gCu. >tc,,.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1912-01-18
After soisai'ssspait

.Seit |str:n list idl uriaadsle
SimcHcU bRrtl llnacrSaGlldJsit
md Hebtr.siaca. idlvc;bt Y q.
@aiiB. Gin &rieeSpeteran aDR GrIs.
Sn.. absr 9r. 9ina'S Rem 2iie EtuS
ireten niih suredit. Sic iiro mrii'
ber.reiiiid;. q Scrirdt tic sNrn ir.
sCnS cid 9eiaen % !RaGeuS hr &c.
ttt patr eer siicyea. s,ar 2Se hyj
D 6ilIenlcner & Son, &slphGlia
uao drlt. uub z. u. Gheil & Spns
grabina Gp.. St. ghumas nuO Ct,
athabrtt.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Dog Seeks Grave
 Of Master to Die

i Dr. T. J. Pugh, who is great lov CT of dumb animals, has handed the Examiner a clipping from a Smyrna Del, paper which says:
 While members of the family of Jos eph Stana were gathered about the farmhouse fireside on the day of his burial a week ago Tuesday, Shep- herd dog which had been wailing and moaning at a leash in the woodshed snapped the rope, nosed open the door and trotted away into the night.
 The family thought the dogs grief had been silenced, and when he was missing next day they were surprised. They thought Shep had been stolen.
 Had anyone asked a commercial salesman who arrived at Smyrna from Wilmington Tuesday night, he could have told of the tremors as he saw a shaggy creature trotting mournfully down the village street at 11:O0.
 The keeper of the cemetery attached to the Friendship Episcopal church, three miles from the Statna home, would have added his story that at midnight he hurled a stone at what he believed to be a wolf, which slunk through the gate and disappeared among the scores of Tombstones.
 Once when a ray of moonlight hit a knoll several hundred yards from his lodge the keeper espied the animal slowly moving about on the hill, go- ing from grave to grave, stopping a moment at the headstone and then wandering further.
 But the Statna family heard noth- ing of this. They started for the cem- etery last Sunday with flowers for the man recently buried. As they ap- preached they saw clods of dirt scat tered a5eut the newly formed mound, and on coming closer they could see a round hole. Within, curled up snugly, was Shep-dead.
 Never before had the animal been near the cemetery so far as known, and when his master was buried he was tied at home.
 Guided only by instinct and grief, he had made his way to the last rest ing place of his master and joined him in sleep,
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Wedding Bells

c. H. Havilin and Mrs. Elizabeth Lattimore were married last evening at the home of the brides mother on Third street.
 Only intimate friends and relatives were present, but these made quite a crowd, and the happy couple were the recipients of many handsome presents.
 Mrs. Havilin has been the head milliner for the E.. F. Sanguinetti de partment store for the past year, and has made a host of friends who will be sorry to see her leave, while MT. Havilin has been employed in the gro cery department of the same store, and has likewise made host of warm friends in Yuma.
 Mr. Havilin has accepted a remun- erative position in Globe and they will be at home in that city after February 1st. The best wishes of all will ac- company them.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Find Radium Mine
 In Yayapai County

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. INV. H. Slaughter of this city has reserved a number of samples of ore carrying pitchblende, from which radium is ex- tracted. The samples were taken from a claim owned by Slaughter near O. lumbia, in the northern part of Yava- pal county. They have been sent to Washington, Denver and the Univer- sity of Arizona, at Tucson, to be as- saved.
 It is understood that superficial workings indicated the presence of great bodies of ore of this character and much interest is being taken in the discovery. A small force is at work on the property, but if it is found that the pitchblende can be sold to extractors of radium, development work will be commenced on a large scale.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Equality league
 Appoints Directors

The ladies of Yuma in favor of equal suffrage met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Rockwood for the purpose of perfecting the or ganization of the Yuma County Polit- ical Equality League.
 The committee appointed at the last meeting to place in nomination a board of governors made their report and suggested several names and oth- CTS reported the names of several who had agreed to serve on this body.
 The following board was then select ed to hold office until the organization should be perfected and until success sors are elected and qualified.
 George Michelsen, P. T. Robertson, J. H. Westover, J. F. Teufert, pr. Hen ri ApJohn, Col J. W. Darlington, w. H. Shorey, Mrs. Squire Munroe, Mrs. J. H. Shanssey, Mrs. L. A. Wrigley, Mrs. F. J. Pearson, Mrs. Fred Ingle, Mrs. M. Elizabeth Bailey and Mrs. J. s. Garvin.
 The newly elected board of gover- nors will held their first meeting at the home of Mrs. P. T. Robertson on Friday afternoon, January 18th. at 800 o'clock for the purpose of elect ing officers and effecting permanent organization.
 Mrs. J. s. Garvin is circulating a petition directed to Governor-elect Hunt, asking him to recommend in his first message to the Arizona legisla- ture that a constitutional amendment providing for female suffrage be sub- mitted to the people of the new state at the first election
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Criminals, Yeggmen
 and Dangerous TrdmpS

The chief of police of Phoenix and several other western cities have re- ceived warnings from the east that a large number of dangerous criminals of the yegg class and large number southwest from points in the east, north and the larger cities.
 The severity of the weather condi- tion in the east and north is driving these people to seek the warmer eli mates of the southwest
 The Phoenix chief has issued orders to his men that no tramps or suspic- ious characters of any kind must be permitted to tarry in Phoenix.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Merchants Launch /
 New Ice Company

Los Angeles, Jan. 17-With the ob- ject of getting cheaper ice for retail merchants and for entering the field as a competitor of the four large ice companies of Los Angeles, articles of incorporation were filed yesterday with the county clerk for the Ex- change Ice and Cold Storage company backed by the Merchants Exchange of Southern California.
 The incorporators are J. F. Paula ing, secretary and manager; J W. Dunlap, J. T. Armstrong, l.. K. Brown and Grace Woodbury. The capital is S5,OOO.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
5. P. Records Found

New York, Jan. 17-Anxiety on the part of the officials of the Union Pa cific and Southern Pacific railways was relieved late today when a stee- plejack scaled the walls of the burn ed Equitable building and found the record books of the two railway com panies intact in the vaults on the third floor, although that part of the building was a mass of debris and wreckage.
 The records include the names and addresses of stockholders and had they not been found, a tedious can vass throughout this and foreign countries would have been necessary. The contents of the vaults will prob ably be renewed tomorrow.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Vaudeville Show
 TO-MOrrOw Night

Rice & Matthew's English Panto- mime, Vaudeville and Novelty com pany will appear at the Yuma theatre Friday and Saturday nights with seven high class vaudeville acts. The company carries it's own special seen cry, mechanical and electrical effects and gives a change of program each evening.
 Matthews & Colman will present a skating novelty never before seen on the vaudeville stage; Miss Mabel Jen- nett, comedienne, will appear in new songs; Prof. Carl B. Rice will give hypnotic demonstrations that are new the mysterious Melba has an aerial suspension act that defies the laws of gravitation and is a puzzle, and Col man, Matthews and Jennett will pre- sent their latest black face success, Troubles of Rastus," which is one of the funniest skits on the road.
 The company has been playing in the Imperial valley towns and has met with huge success all over the val ley as evidenced by the enthusiastic press notices they have received.
 Yuma theatre tomorrow night and Saturday night.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Attachment on Plant

Yesterday Attorney Thomas D. Mol Joy placed an attachment on the plant of the defunct Weekly Enterprise for merly run here by c. A. Seay.
 Last night Under Sheriff Walter Riley made an inventory of the plant and within the next month the same will probably be advertised to be sold at sheriffs sale to satisfy the attach ment.
 It is also said there are other claims against the plant, but the amount of these could not be learned.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
MCManigaI Still
 Before Grand Jury

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 17-Ortie Me ManigaPs testimony continued before the federal grand jury today. That part of his confession relating to the Omaha job was gone into. McMani- gal, in his confession stated that J. J. McNamara told him when you get to Omaha man will meet you and show you the powderhouse."
 To-day's testimony was in line with that sought by the government to show that there are many others who knew of the explosions besides the McNamaras.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Former Official
 Attacks Young Girls

Douglas, Jan. 17-Anton Baton, for merly collector or deputy collector at Agua Prieta Monday night attacked several girls in the neighborhood of Seventh street and D avenue, pursuing one girl with a drawn knift for more than block until pedestrians came to her rescue.
 The cause for the Mexican's action is unknown and when arrested later in the evening he refused to speak.
 He is now in jail and will be arraign- ed Friday on a charge of assault and drunkenness.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Inauguration May Be
 Changed to April

Washington, Jan. 17-Representa- tive Henry's bill, changing the date of inauguration of the president to the last Thursday in April and that of congressmen to the second Tuesday T January was reported favorably by ke judiciary committee of the house s-day. The bill, if passed, will take effect, April, 1917, and January, 1918, Respectively.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
New Partnership

w. F. Timmons, retiring district attorney of Yuma county and Judge for court judge of Yuma county. have dissolved partnership. Mr. Baxter is getting ready to go upon the bench
 Mr. Timmons and w. O. Harris, recently admitted to the bar, have en- tered into a partnership for the prac- tice of law.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Returns to Camp

Judge c. D. Chamberlain, lately of BouSe, but now of the BreedlOve camp on the opposite side of the river, came in yesterday suffering from a se- were cold. The warm reception he re- ceived however, from his Yuma friends and acquaintances, soon caus- ed him to feel like well man, and he returned to camp this morning.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Birthday Party

Miss Louise Hickey, one of Yuma s most accomplished young ladies, will give a birthday party at her home on Second avenue tomorrow (Friday) evening, the occasion being her eight teenth birthday.
 Quite number of her friends have been invited and royal good time is being looked forward to by all.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Montenegro Is
 Preparing For War

Vienna, January 17-Montenegro is preparing for war with Turkey, and is arming the populace with repeating rifles. Reports from Saloniki declare an outbreak may occur at any moment.
 Mohammedans and Albanians are demanding that the Turkish govern ment arm them.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Dynamite Is Found
 Under 5. p. Bridge

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-The discov- cry of 70 sticks of dynamite wrapped in an old sack and placed under a railroad bridge at Easton, San Mateo county, suburb, is being investigat- ed by the police and Southern Pacific detectives.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
Epworth League Social

The Epworth League of the M. E. church will give an "Old Fashioned School social at the M. B. church to- morrow (Friday) )/night, at 500 p. m.
 Everybody is supposed to dress as school children and partake of lunch from a little tin bucket.
 Everybody should attend and join in the fun.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18
New Magazines at Shorey's.
May Try the Bustard.

It is suggested that the bustard, kind of bird in China, be domesticated in America It weighs from 14 to Is pounds, and the flesh is well favored
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18

Mrs. w. B. Cooper, who has been ill with pneumonia at her home il the valley, is reorted much better.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-01-18

A. B. Hamilton, of Tucson, is in the city on business.