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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31
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NEW OFFICERS w. C. O. F.
The Lady Foresters of St. Marys Court Elect
Officers for the Ensuing Year

St. Mary's Court No. 375, OF the
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
at their last regular meeting elected
the following as their new officers for
the ensuing year:
Chief Ranger-Mrs. Mary Sullivan
Vice Chief Ranger-Mrs. Elizabeth
Schwartz
Recording Sec Mrs. Cecilia
Koehmstedt
Financial Sec. Mrs Jennie Moran
Treasurer-Mrs Leona Dorval
Trustees-Mrs. Mary Hagan, Mrs
Elizabeth Hamilton and Mrs.
Fischer
Medical Eyaminer-Dr. E. |. Dono-
van
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31

The following list concludes the
comm ttees work in the Belgian re-
lief fund. In another column we
publish final statement showing
returns from the county, listing
each town and amount contributed
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31

/; For any itching skin trouble, piles,
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, scabies, Doan's oint~
ment is highly recommended; Soc at
all stores.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31

z Art Thody has left Hannah for St.
John, n. D., where he expects to go
into the automobile business with his
father.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31
Organization Committee

We. G. Crimson and ]. II. Balm,
as a special auditing committee do
hereby certify that we have examined
and audited the above report, and
fined the same to be correct,
Signed,
G. Crimson,
j. H. Balm,
Langdon, N. D. Dec. 20, 1914.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31

From an item in last week S Calvin
Times it is learned that a son of the
late Hon. John Dobie, one of the ear
ly pioneers who first settled up that
section Of the county, is among the
Canadians who have enlisted for SER
vice in the European war and leaves
with the second contingent for the old
country. The Dobie family are now
located at Paynton, Sask.
Smoke La Concilla' cigars.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31

families, who help both the towns and
TIE immediate y3eiggrl'.os ao'-s ~ ), H,..rz.ss
the new settlers locate when moving
from the east to their new western
homes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-12-31
NEW COUNTY BOARD MEET
Court House Officials Will Make Number OF
Changes Around Next Week

Monday next week the county COM
missioners will be here for their first
meeting of the new year. The chang
es in the lineup of the board, which
take effect at the January meeting,
consist in the taking over of the
duties of their office by the newly
elected commissioners, Neil Nicolson,
of Calvin, who succeeds Comr Elias
Porter in the First district and Sam
lverson, of Alsen, who is to succeed
Com'r. Z. Wienecke in the Second
district. These with other county
officials who were elected last Novem-
+, Der assume the duties of their offices
with the beginning of the new year,
with the exception Of the county
auditor and county treasurer, whose
terms Of office do not expire until
next April.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

Warren the of homes good schools play grounds parks Warren has low insurance coal $9 co per Warren is the place down the high of living
 Warren home don't pay pay yourself Warren Vista Park the place for children Band Sundays Warren before all houses occupied July you Warren Jesse Yoam Phone 466, for Warren the of health beauty spend your vacation here
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
ENTIRELY BALD
Her Hair Commenced to Grow Attei Two Weeks' Use of Newbro's
 Herpicide.

Fever caused me to be entirely bald ! had given up all hope of again having hair when ] was advised to use Herpicide After two weeks my hair commenced to grow. I now have the most beautiful head of hair anyone ever say. Praise to Newbros Herpi- eide"
 Thus writes Mrs. Howard Bailey. of Bellvue of Bellvue, Mich. We can point to thousands of instances where the proper use of Herpicide has been fo lowed by remarkable growth Of hair
 Newbro's Herpicide is the original remedy which kills the dandruff germ and stops falling hair
 Send 1Oc in postage for sample and booklet Co The Herpicide Co.,, Dept R Detroit, Mich
 Applications may be obtained at the best barbers and hair dressers.
 Newbro's Herpicide in 50c and S1.OO sizes is sold by an dealers who guar antee it to do all that is claimed n you are not satisfied your money will be refunded
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
PROHIBITION CANDIDATE SPEAKS AT
 HALL LAST EVENING

Eugene W. Chain, candidate for United States senate on the Prohib- ition ticket spoke last evening at the old Pythian Hall on o. K. street to a good sized crowd But for the inclem- ent weather the gathering to hear the noted Prohibition worker would have been much lafger than it was.
 Chanin spoke in his usual clear. terse and forceful style. He declares he is in the race to win and that the Prohibition amendment to the con stituuon of the state of Arizona will pass by handsome majority this fall.
 According to the leader he is only doubtful of carrying two counties in the state, namely Cochise and Yava- pal He added, however that during his recent trip through the north he had become convinced that the cause would carry Yavapai and that since he has been in Coshise his attitude had changed in regard to this county and openly predicted the drys would carry Cochise
 Chahin leaves this morning for Tombstone where he will speak to- night He will then continue on his trip through the southern part of the state, returning to his headquarters in Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
.BISBEE BIRD WILL LEAD THE NATIONAL
 PARADE EAGLE AERIES

Bisbee Aerie Eagles big live Arr zona birds, captured in the Huachucas and in possession of the Aerie for more than year, are now being got in fine form for the trip they are
 to make to Kansas City the end of this month under the chaperonage of O. & French their special protector and custodian
 The Bisbee eagles are to head the great annual parade of the nationa organization of the Eagles, at their gathering in Kansas City the frs week in August Around one hundred thousand Eagles w.H be in attendan, from an parts of the Unitel States. The assemblage is to be the greatest i'm the history of the organization.
 At the head of the parade the Bis bee Eagles will ride upon a gildcd .flolt which & Co depict the mountains land deserts of the Southwest It will lead all the Southwestern delegations The float will specially represent Bis. bee Aerie and Bisbee will be at the front of the parade
 French has now about completed all preparations for Che shipment of the Eagles. They will travel east with him on the Golden State Linn ited, arrangements having been made for special care of the birds in the express car on this train Arriving in Kansas City the Bisbee delegate with other Arizona delegates ans Eagles travelling on the same trair will be met by a delegation of tn grand Aerie and Kansas City com mittees and the birds be taken from the train and under a large escor' paraded to the auditorium which will accommodate the session Of the gran Aerie Here the birds will be the special guests of honor during the grand aerie sessions They are now being carefully looked after and are on a special form diet which is ex pected to put them in the finest Of form for their trip and subsequent activities in the grand Aerie
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
IMPROVED RAOD AND
 NEW WATERWAY ARE III GOOD IMPROVEMENTS

old Naco road along the slag dump has been permanently closed. The lost of it was shut off yesterday when a large force of men eXcayating and building Hume for the new waterway from Dubucher canyon reached the lower end of the former piece of street
 The street railway traffic has been moving over the track along the new piece of road since Sunday. Its old track is being torn up All wagon and auto traffic has been over the new road since the first of the week It is speedily becoming well broken in land is standing up excellenuy under the travel
 The waterway being built is a val uable improvement It is designed to serve Dubacher canyon in particular and will carry surplus water away from that quarter to an outlet some distance down the road into Che main canyon waterway.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
For Sale Houses And Lots

Warren the City Beautiful the place for pour home residence Warren large lots for sale from $lOOOO up Some snaps Warren has sewerage good gas ectrgpark etc. Warren for sale house part balance time payments bargain Warren have your house built 56, you payments Warren the Avoid the fall rush.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
MUTUAL WEEKLY Is
 EATURE TONIGHT

At the Orpheum theatre tonight will be seen the Mutual Weekly distinct feature which has come to be looked forward to by theatre goers with as much interest as the better known Pathe weekly which is the Thursday might feature at the Royal The Mu- tual Weekly is always alive with top- ics of general interest and will be found tonight to carry more than the usual run, which is saying a good deal Besides the weekly there vill be seen other high class Mutual features. the bill as a whole being one well worth going to see.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
MISS MINNIE LINTZ COUNTY CANDIDATE IS
 CAMPAIGNING HERE

Miss Minnie Lintz, candidate for the county school superintendency of Cochise in the coming democratic primaries is in the Warren district and making a canvas in behalf of her candidacy.
 Miss Lintz is one of the best known teachers of the Douglas schools where she has been located for the past three years Originally she halls from Ohio and received her training lat Miami University. She has been the principal of the grammar school .of Douglas and is rated as one of the most efficient teachers of the county
 The candidate states that she be- lieyes in the fun efficiency of the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

school system and that she believes Ia woman can attend, or will attend. to the duties in first class fashion. She adds that precedent has estab- lished the fact that woman superin- tendents of schools have proven uni formally successful i'i various parts of the country where they have been tried
 Miss Lintz will remain in the dis trict about ten days longer leaving Ia week from Saturday for Tombstone and then she will go to Benson and will visit the other parts of the county. Miss Lintz is a live campsigner and IS determined to win at the coming primaries
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
SCHOOL BUILDINGS BEING RUSHED FOR
 THE FALL OPENING

The Bisbee school district trustees and the contractors who are working under them in the erection of the High School building and the making of ad- ditions to the Lincoln school building and the Lowell building. are now crowding matters along as rapidly as is possible, in endeavor to close the matters in connection with the in. creased school facilities we'll in ad- vance of the opening of the fall term.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15
peaths Of Infants.

Jesus Hernandez, 21 days old one of twins, was buried yesterday from the home of the parents MT and Mrs. Fernando Hernandez The child was weak from its birth, while the twin Is strong. The father has long been a resident of the district being cni- ployed on the surface at the Shattuck. Another funeral of a Mexican child from the O. K. parlors yesterday vas that of the two year old daughter of Marcos Leon. Death was the result of infantile complaints.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

At Che High school building there Ihes been delay by reason of delayed arrival of materials. mainly due (, the floods which have afflicted a great part of the Texas and New Mexico country of transcontnental railway systems and demoralized freight ser 'vice during the last two months. How ever it is now expected that these delays will soon be finished with and that in @ short time an the materials for the new building will be in hand and speedy completion of the work .of the contractor be made possible.
 Most of the furniture for the new High school building is now here and in storage until the building is ready This also applies to the equipment for the manual training department. Inspection has been made of the ship ments and the school authorities are more than ever convinced that they placed their orders wisely and have received exceptionally high good re suits.
 In Tombstone canyon at Lincoln school there has been excellent prog. ress with the addition being made to that building. which is comprised In la second story. the carpenters are now putting on the final trimmings and win have their work we'll toward the end if not concluded by the end of the week. The increased room made in this building attains for it very de- sirable new quarters in matters of light, ventilation and general ap pointment. The r~om was badly needed last year and will be a great re'lef upon the opening lof school this fall
 The latter applies equally to the Lowell building where there are four rooms being added at the rear of the old building the latter is greatly im- proved in appearance by the addition, but this is of minor importance in comparison with the larger facilities for housing and teaching pupils which will be afforded The contractors are now putting on the plastering at Che addition and will soon be ready to turn the job over to the school trus- tees.
 The Central school building will be available in its entirely at the open ing of the fall school term for gram mar school classes and is of course going 10 add much to the available facilities for handling the school pop uIation of the district, combined with the enlargement made to the other school buildings there will be much additional room provided. neverthe- less it is even now in prospect that the schools will be crowded 10 as much capacity as can be advantage. ously handled when the term does open Increase in school population has gone on steadily during the sum mer and will grow still more in the fail The next term of school may not show as large increase as the re- markahle gain with which the schools were confronted last fall but those familiar with the situation declare that the increase will not be far be- hind that of 1913, H any
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

CHICAGO, July 14.-Thrso men. Max Schultz, William Brown and William Penn, were rescued adrift in small shff three miles off Wilson Beach today, unconscious from ex- posture.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

Senorita Ramona LeFevre. who winters in Washington, where she is one of the most popular young ladies m Che diplomatic set, has just sailed from New York to spend the sum- mer in Europe Miss LeFevre is the sister of the first secretary of the Panama legation at Washington and also of the well-known novelist of the same name.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-15

NEW YORK, July 1A--Arrange- ments for the collection of a fund to purchase arms for the Irish National lsts were made today in this city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16

gar un pequeno Acto lterario- musical,
en- Ell que ell nino Rafael Rivera decla-
mo una belIisima poesia con tai entu-
siasmo- que merecio repetidos aplausos
de los concurrentes
La Srta Mercedes Chiques. Presi
denta de las Hijas de Maria en- Caguas
pronuncio un bien meditado discurso
sobre los origines desarrollo y actual
estado de la Revista llustrada La
Ferdad, paladm esforzado y siempre
vlctoricso de la causa cat0lica; publ
cacion, que, como obra dc Dios, cada
dia adquiere mayor incremento Sc
manalmente penetra en- todos los hoga-
res cristianos; no por ESQ deja de ser
La Verdad combatida. Mas los re-
dactores de este semanario pueden eX-
clamar fortalecidos en- la bondad sim
ceridad de la empresa santa que aco-
meten 81 Dios esta con nosotros
dquien contra nosotros2
La Srta Mercedes Chiqu6s fu6 aplau-
dida calurosamente, al terminar su
hermoso discurso
Por 0ltimo, ttvo efecto la rifa de va
Por 6itimo, tuvo efecto la entrega de
varias lm5genes de San Antonio, 6nal-
zando el acto con e IIimno de la Aca
demia Cat6lica.
Ell Cronista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
En- la Capilla
Franciscana

EXpOnente clerto, indlscutiblc del in
cremento religioso EN- la Isla toda, prin-
Icipamcnte en- San Juan. es la labor asi-
Idua, edlticante y merecedora del ma
yor enc0mio, que los buenos hijos del
Patriarca dc Asis yienen realizando.
La Capilla Franciscana Sc distingue
por Ia solemnidad de sus piadosos cul-
tos. y los fieIes persuadidos de clio,
Iconcurren siempre en- gran n0mero, de
todas las classes sociales, coadyuvando
asi Ia accion cat6Iica
EI 1riduo que en- dicho temple Sc ha
yenido consaerando al Santo Gle los mi
agros, al Santo universal, Antonio Gle
Padua, sera acknowledgements una de
las pagihas mas brillantes que regis
traran las cr6nicas dc la Ordel fran
oiscana EN- este pals
Podemos asegurar, sin mcurrir en-
.eXageraci6n alguna. que toda la capi-
tai ha desflado en- estos dias ante la
imagen del glorioso Taumaturgo 4
prestar encanto estos actos piadosos
ayudaron la Academia Cat0lica la
congregation del Pan de San Antonio.
Los sermones del Triduo el del pa
negirico del Santo fueron pronuncia-
dos por el Rvdo Padre Juan de Utre-
ra, quien con una elocuencia genuina-
mente cristiana. fervorosisima con
lenguaie de ideas que penetraban i 10
mas hondo de las almas, eXpuso los
conceptos de las tres virtudes teologa-
hes y Ia superabundancia que de estas
mismas poseia San Antonio
Aver, domingo la fiesta principal
viose asistida de un considerable MI
nero de devotos la AIisa fu6 cantada
4 toda orquesta, que dirigi6 q Rvdo.
Padre Venancio de Ubeda quien, su
piedad reune muy notorios vastos
conocimientos Ell mlsica religiosa FL
mencionado Padre Ttrera celebro las
glorias del Paduano, q. fue en- vida Vic
TINA IIolocausto de la Ley de Dios
Los discursos de este religioso demos
traron ser predicador de Ia verdad, no
de la vanidad es e1 esplritu de la Or
den Serafca.
Terminada la solemne Misa, tuvo lu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16

4 q
los SoIGados y los buques dc guerra
quienes puedan devolver d AIemania
Il preStigio que perdi0 en- la question
de Sayerne En- los Balkanes, ha lido
Alemaila remolque de AUSTRIA cuan-
10 la primera tenia Rrecisamente el de
ber de contcner la marcia de la segun-
la. Fl or3tor censra la creaci6n ar
icial del Aeimo de Albania el envio
lc la nisi6n Sanders Constantinopla.
Dice que los sociaIistas alemanes quic-
rem yiyir EN- paz con Francia que el
pueblo frances no quiere tampoco la
guerra. Puede decirse que no existen
verdaderas fronteras entire ambos pue-
bios, sino solamente una ficci6n de
fronteras, y 81 ALA, en- la otra parte de
los Vosgos. hay quien grita: Viva
Aemaria " bien podemos nosotros gri-
tar aqui Viva Francia.
Estas dltimas palabras del orador
son acogidas con bien contradictorias
manifestations por la Camara
Tom: uego la paabra el diputado
del centro. Sphan, quien dice: FL ora
lor que me ha prccedido ha gritado
" Viva Francia, esta Francia Que pa
"a con Su dinero armas rusas contra
nosotros Esto basta para demostrar
que es 10 que hay que pensar de su fra
seologia.
Sphan defende las medidas militares
tomadas por Alemania Esta. dice. no
preten3e Ia hegemonia pero Qmere ir
la cabeza de Ia civilization Su ej6r-
cito cs garantia de paz para la Tripli-
.e, Indispensable espeeiamente la
alianza austro-alemana que es una ne
cesidad vital para Alemania
FL orador recomienda un convenio
con lnglaterra, que, en- particular. po-
dria ayudar Alemania a combatir los
proyectos dc Russia contra la integri-
Had territorial de China La Triple In
teligencia no llegara-se seglln el-a ha-
Ger desaparecer las tcndencias ncon-
eiliables que eXisten en- su seno Inga-
terra Russia estan acknowledgements
separadas por sus intereses politicos.
pero pesar de este la Triple Inteli-
gencia estrecha actualmente 4 Alema-
mia, no solamente por el Este Y por el
Oeste, sino tambitn Dor 81 Norte.
Jagow, en- breves palabras, manfes-
ia que Alemania no intervino cuand0
Sc dict6 el veto opuesto a la election
del cardenal Rampolla para Papa
FL principe Schoenaich Caroath. la
menta que las declaraciones de Saso-
noff sobre la poIitica extranjera de
Russia no hayan sido publicadas toda-
via. Estima que Aemania no deberia
con sus alianzas limitar su libertad Gle
acci6n y que 81 en- Austria sc proyec-
tan relaciones amistosas con otros Es-
tados. puede hacerse 10 mismo en- Ale
mania. Para la politica alemana, dice,
es mejor mantener cuanto sea possible
las buenas relaciones con Inglaterra "
Russia.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-16
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