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The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
FERRIS JOBBED
BY MACHINE TO
LAND OFFICIAL
Wood Shields Forces Trick EN.
ecutive'S Man For COrunna
Postmastership
QUIETLY SWING SUPPORT
TO UNKNOWN CANDIDATE
Man Who Gets Job Has Not
Lived in Village for the Last
Five Years

CORUNNA, Mich, Jan. 2S.-That
Governor Woodbridge ~ Ferris wish
has about as much weight with h.
o. Wood and his organization as
William Barnes has with Theodore
Roosevelt except when the wish Is
also shared by themselves IS borne
out BY the appoiL ement OF Frank
Pettibone as postmaster az Corunna.
Charles Garland was the candidate
OF the Progressive Democrats and
had the Endorsement OF Ferris
Petitioners nomination by the
president was a complete surprise
and the methods employed 10 his
case by the machine were fairly Il
Illustrative OF its stamp OF stone ago
politics, according 10 the local Demo
.crats. They say Charles F. Murphy,
OF Tammany hall fame. never put
over" 'slicker' job than Wood and
shields.
Clark smith. former member of the
state central committee. was the
candidate against Garland. de bad
the support OF Wood and Shields al
though Ferris rebeiled al indorslng
Smith for the machine
Smith was the leader OF the
grand jury board OF supervisors
" hose members were indicted in con-
nection with the building OF the new
court house in 1904. he also is g..
Acknowledged leader Of the We
fr,ces in the county These-facts
aroused rhe RI ..r-r-s- c4ittha atfa ot9eT
and a petition contain
ing several thousand names was ~
10 Washington protesting against tde
appointment Of Snl;p.
Seeing that Smith could not %
crammed down the threats or the
d erie. the machine secretly switch
cd lis support TO Pett!bone, lifelong
supporter and nen imam Of Smith.
rhe latter threw all lis strength 10
Pe'tibone, he readily admits The
Garland men say they could I'VE de-
ieated Pettibone as easily as Smith
had they known he was candidat-.
The new postmaster formerly con
eucteo a hardware ctcle in the city
but left for Montana about hye
years ago. He has been employed
out OF the city since although his
family has resided here. He has not
taken any part in politics whatever
Ia the past five years.
On the other hand. Garland, FOL
l. wing the lead OF the Detroit Times,
organized a Wilson and Ferris
club early in the last campaign lie
was an active supporter or the Pro-
gtessive Democrats from the start.
The substitution OF Pettibone by
Smith TO take his place recalls
Smiths attempt to place Pettiocne
On the board OF supervisors in his
place after he had been warned that
lie could not be elected again. How
ever the respectable voters II the
first ward rallied behind W. A dc
Mullen. thea mayor OF the city, and
Pettlbone and Smith gave up the
ghost
Shiawassee county Progressive
Democrats, and most Of them are
progressive. believe that Ferris was
carried away by Wood and Shields
talk about his candidacy for presi-
dent In 1915
Smith has been an ardent support
er OF Wood in all his fights for years.
Local Democrats say they were so
close that the national committee
man would have found IL embarrass-
ing 10 have turned down Smith in
favor OF the governor and Garland.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
SIX ARRESTED IN
|. W. W. OUTBREAK
Mob of 1000 Men and Women
March on Chicago Police
Station

CHICAGO. Jan Is Six men are
under arrest today. TWO OF them l. W.
w leaders. the result OF clash be-
tween a flying squad OF detectives
and a crowd OF 1000 unemployed men
ana women who marched on the Max
well-st. police station late last night
following the arrest OF Morris Bern
stein. a Russian on the charge or IN
citing riot.
Harry Wishnewsky. who, according
10 the police, led the march GA the
station. was taken inro custody. Paul
Weinsteiu. and three other men, who
refused 10 give their names. were
locked up after three shots We're fired
AZ the detectives from dark areaway.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
VALUABLE SILKS STOLEN
FROM STORE IN JACKSON

JACKSON. Mich. Jan 2s.--About
$500 worth OF silks was stolen from
the dry goods store OF h j. Lourim q
Co. last night. Entrance was made
through the rear door and the theft
was not discovered until the store was
opened this morning. The thief had
put a screw in the casing OF the front
door TO hold il shut for his own pro
lection while he was within Failure
10 open this door from the outside
this morning, and the finding OF the
screw when entrance was made from
the rear led TO the discovery OF the
theft The police are working on the
JOB but have no clue.
II is thought that the silk was car
red away In suitcases. A new suit
case with the price tag attached. was
found by a boy in lumber yard. The
suitcase contained small pieces OF vel
vet.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

GAINESVILLE, o. Jan. 2S.--Accord-
ing TO reports reaching here four
masked men held up passengers IN
"a Pullman on a Baltimore and Ohio
train between Bellaire and GAINESVILLE,
early today one OF the men was cap
tured il Is reported
The four men are said 10 have
boarded the train at Wheeling. w.
Va They waited until after the train
had left Cambridge, Ohio, before pro-
cCeding TO the rear Pullman, where
they overpowered the brakeman and
then awakened the passengers
As they proceeded 10 relieve them
OF their yaiuables and money one pas
senger Is said T. have resisted two
OF the robbers and IN an instant sew.
oral others joined in the fight. Three
OF the hold.up men leaped from the
train but the fourth was held
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
JAPSANDHUERTA
TOO THICK TO
SUIT WILSON
President, However, Insists That
Nothing in the Nature of a
''Crisis" is Impending
REBELS NOW CONTROL
MORE THAN HALF COUNTRY
Confidential Reports Convince
Washington That Dictator
Cannot Last

n WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Is
Extreme reticence marked the atti-
tude OF the administration today to-
ward reports that japanese Interior
ence had complicated the Mexican
situation. But both the president
and Secretary OF State Bryan were
insistent in their declarations that
there was no crisis eminent.
either in connection with Mexico or
Japan
This government has admittedly
been displeased over the willing man
ner in which the visiting japanese
have lent themselves 10 plans by
Huerta 10 exploit them Ia Mexico
City. But up 10 the present time
no official notice whatever has been
taken OF the matter.
The confidential reports OF Presi-
dent Wilson show that much more
than half OF Mexico Is COW IN the
hands OF the Constitutionalists
Plans for a general closing in on
Mexico City have already been be-
gun by the rebels. Because OF this
the president Is very confident that
the elimination OF Huerta is now
only a question OF few weeks. IL
is known that Huerta has recently
received large shipments of machine
guns and small arms from Europe,
but the understanding here has been
that these were purchased with
funds secured by Huerta prior 10 the
putting into effect OF the diplomatic
boycott"
Officials here insist that even with
the new supplies Huerta will be un-
able TO withstand a general con-
certed attack on Mexico city II II
follows the lines understood 10 nave
been planned
(staff Correspondent. United Press
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2S.zln spite or
the Huerta governments strenuous
efforts 10 belittle the police plot 10
overthrow the dictator next sunday,
II was ascertained today that the con
spiracy was a formidable one ana
that Gen Huerta would have been IN
tight place but for the timely ais
covery of the plans.
Denial was made that any prisoners
were executed in connection with the
plots, but rumors persisted that the
ringleaders in the alleged conspiracy
were put out OF the way.
Gen. Huerta and Gen. Banquet, min
lister OF war. refused TO be seen by
newspapermen. Banquet issued
written statement denying the ru-
mored executions. He said Gen. Con
zalez was in Europe, and Gen. Ras-
con had been recalled TO active army
service. IL was said by Americans
here that Gonzalez was in Washing.
ton, Blanquet's statement about Ras-
con was not verified.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

JERUSALEM French bankers
have obtained a concession 10 equip
Jerusalem with electric lights and wa
ter works and TO build a car line 10
Bethlehem.
LONDON--Aeroplane to carry
elcyen men at mile minute Is the
plan British aviators are trying 10
convince the war department is feas-
ible.
/. BERLIN--A dance for forty guests
was given on Forty Island by Lady
barrymore on the Barrymore estate
IN Cork Harbor
# CHARLEROI, Pa.-"Thank you.
\ that's my wife's diamond necklace,
said Charles s. Van Noorhis when
man exhibited "a fool rhinestone
dog-collar" which he found In a troll.
ley car
PITTSBURG. Pa.--"No. sir, | read
people get beat UP when they scream:
& think too much OF my face" was
the excuse offered by Mrs. Lulu Cham
bers, robbed by highwayman, for
not screaming.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va.-Finding
his house surrounded by West Vir-
ginia University students whose re-
Il cent tango ball he criticised. Grover
4 Casio. bank. clerk, called for police
protection
NEW YORK-Benjami X. Boyce
3 told Judge Mulqueen his wife OBJ
Z jected to capital punishment when
being examined for a murder jury.
3 "Excused.v said the court.
ST. PAUL. Minn.-Whle dentist
was probing for nerve Governor
Eberhart OF Minnesota composed a
song. "'Tis Only You" and dedicated
II to his wife.
ALBANY, n. Y--'The best thing
an ex-president can do is TO leave
the country for while" William II
4. Taft told Yale graduates at a ban
quet here. and they laughed uncer
tainly.
NEW YORK-Metallwuns
forscher Otto Elder Won Grave, divin
& ing rod expert. and living alphabet
Is here from Germany 70 locate IA
& dirm in Wyoming.
NEW YoRK-A 1bfs cop ysavec
y Steven Canell after he was beaten
and chased by Miss Christina Stein
!. Z weiss, OF Ridgewood. Cal. for stree
insult. "In my country We strinl
your kind up said she.
Az AURORA, Ill.--August Malgren
IS who Il ssrted an ad In a local paper
s. daring the police 10 arrest him foi
h.,iIdipg holrse without a permit
y. discovered that advertising payz
q Chief Michaels took him TO jail
ANIMAL WELFARE cs ~1s' as.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
Yeqos Get $4,000.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. 2s.-
Robbers early today dynamited the
vaults OF the Merchants and Plant
ers' bank of Humphrey Ark, 30'miles
south OF Pine Blum. and escaped with
So 800 in cash.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

The death rate from tuberculosis
for the whole klndom OF Prussia sor
1912 was only 40 TO each thou
sand persons.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
TRAIN HELD UP
NEAR GAINESVILLE
Circumstances Resemble Similar
Affair on Michigan Central
Near Jackson

GAINESVILLE, O., Jan. 2s.---
A man giving the name OF Harry
Warner, Is under arrest here to-
day on charges Of robblng pas.
sengers on a Baltimore z Ohio
train, near here.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
onIy one aeRoMo oUININe.

To set the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature OF r. w. GROVE. Cures
a Cold In One Day. 25c ADV
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

NEW YORK-,ClimoIng the fire es-
cape because she had forgotten her
key, Mrs Wilma Dolmar fell four
stories 10 death
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

Busfpcss-ifk~ PRINTING. 40 fuss and
no feathers. The plain neat kind that
ooks right Times Printing Co. 10
John R-st Phone Main 1898
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
ODDS and ENDS

JERUSALEM - French bankers
have obtained a concession to equip
Jerusalem with electric lights and wa
ter works and TO build a car line TO
Bethlehem.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
ANIMAL WELFARE cs .e,''m ss..

rsssssss Cs.. = John R-sf
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

BELLEVUE The citizens bank,
private institution, has closed It's
doors The concern IS. however. per.
Gectly solvent and viii pay 100 cents
on the dollar on demand The un.
settled condition OF the money mar.
ket Is given as the cause for the &C.
ton OF President Scott in closing the
institution
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

LANSING ATTY Gen Fellows has
started proceedings in lngham circuit
court against eight telephone com
panies for non.payment OF taxes. The
total amount due the state in taxes
and interest Is $500. The com.
panies involved are the Algansee, Al
mont. Arenac Concord Eaton Inde-
f1ehdeft=. HfssaGkee SaUgTtHeK and
Ganges telephone companies
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

& ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to carry
eleven men at mile minute Is the
plan British aviators are trying TO
convince the war department is feas-
;ble.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

AURORA, Ill.--August Malgren,
who Il ssrted an ad In local paper.
daring the police TO arrest him for
building hotrse without a permit.
uncovered that Advertising payz.
Chief Michaels took him TO jail.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

BERLIN--A dance for forty guests
was given on Forty Island by Lady
barrymore on the Barrymore estate
IN Cork Harbor.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-28

BATTLE CREEK BY q quick opeE
alton. Or. James A Elliot saved the
life OF his son. Frederick nine months
old. The child was injured when a
spring in jumper" broke, and en-
tered It's head A few minutes delay
would have caused the child's DEATH
IL is said
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arn1,r,r Winiirr gIanaert ans 81 sduI,.

Ger eFemaigc prbHte 5inaaHinfrr sutoOe bat eel9aiiid' eIHsr
nobIreSe IN ic5r ~ausfibrlter g9ete aber Die tuutige Boitf SerbleHs
aeiurohen. Ger @rmotuu Scr ROe par mi gngrtHe gegen 0eterrelh'
lnaarn actnmt, nit Dem Serbieu bolOigt gabednen" ncroe SHes
greiqus tmOetc CT ns in iunf SuRru enfreenO on, oo oerolerl uho
RonteneQro ionic das lid fr ocn glcuteu angritf oorbereitenae RublanO
nla iolonae pr .9ouenomg Der Rrmgeu" brautten. 8oOa Suioof
noa omfbfden Ib, DAB i'd oe Oiegeprieiene ~Nibelungsnirene@
ginonis nit Dem GeutihEn Rahe moaltgrDere nls cine leere Sbrae
rpeiien fomte. Is lit 6clangIps, iagt Die y8. Bolt, OBJ Die Reee Ole
B!dne Der rbiqeu 8egierung erraeu oor IN sTn aennfrs bloB9ee9i
Lat ODER oh Die Regerrua. ME fe iRs Oerftert, ire0life a5H9ten peaL
IL pidta aber it, 6B Die Neoc Oas gerben elmer ariegspauei ni5ergt
sic fr ben aampf gegeu Ceterreit llugaru &ropaganoo madf, bob PC
nm 2aufe Der 3it aid ole fr ben @e0anfen ernes iolhen Srsses leT
empftnolde gipfc 0es forbidden Bottles Ga5 fr it'd geDirnen uHo oann
Raeerung uno SONG sur grtlluug hires 8ileas 3ningeu miro sttrt9
III ferner, 0nb. ME ole Reoe erfenncu last otce ienollde ganegrH9 pom
GubIm6 in Der neitgehenOfen @cdc gcnahrt mo georoert MIRO uno oB
enc miIiaride qooperaton iton us8corbrttet ieu miB. llnrtttIg ~
Der ReOc 0Hrite MIR Der Iermin fir Den Gntrttt os Grergnries ietn, imo
,uur lit or eoeufans nit gbfdt faid gepabIt. 2e 5Diiten Betersbnrg
rno gelorao ~nisabcdtcu Elane eben oennutlit cine meentlnb frubee
8cruirfitunq pr. O. lit in GeferrGh feline oontbarf &ole All ioldc
Grifenmaen, De 6c chen beiprofeue, bn5uDeIen mo Die anpennnng
zines mirfinmen @egenmhtes 81 0ermgca, oeun es imoen fh ioIor
iablreite atumcn bic fd fcr Sic ,uicoer an Der arbet beino!taeu
a~ueqsbeBer" erregen lmo gegen bie in uidt iebr naBpoaen 6orter, cher
Sofir o6nc 4r9lHente los5p6ct. l10 0ice Strmrer teFntan EAbe
INNER nod Die Sberbano.
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Sentide Sdnger AM Der ggOw Goit
VI Siuinq" A~nsneaang.

gnl Mittmod .9lbeno, p. 4priI.
miro Gin aus 100 Sauaeru bette.
bcnoer qcmiidltcr Gbor 0es Cma.
ha 9hiifDerems in Der Sop Sol
of SiDmg ausiteaung I'M auoito.
rum Cit dnBerit geudbItes Bro.
eramm sur albiubrmg briu8eu.
Die Serreu Sbeooor SmboIO uno
Sreo Gaifer. grdlioent reip. &c.
fretdr ocs Dtuiituercins. baben alg
Andrommgcn %actroiien, ben ju er.
mdrtenOcn 5ablreiten 3uborern ei.
neH idonen geianglihen @euuB 81
bieten Allen oeutidru 8crrinen
iino einlnonngen 5ugegangen ali
Dem aben0 5ugegen 5u fem. g.
lit Der oelltife abeno mo ioatc
elm GROCER @rfolg lem. Ger sc.
fang 5egiunt I'm $50 4benos.
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Sm gmat Ion gobs abuesuHs stsH bic %RatifsisrunS Ns sbsR NIT
Colombia absdhIOfmm gsrtrasss brrfan. Der Otism iapaHniiaHIi9n
eiaai. S25oO0OOO as ~Gniladbisuus oaidr 5uipift eab 9r @ooisst
81, RspolHiun Bananas bcHubh. nm bs aanaisbRi gu eptrbsH.
3aHs gldFai auf Germ gpoitDtt piro ~borgftobsn, ben mon NIT
Der administrations anstblb hitrttteH pHrOs.
abu 6eu Rooltbtli bat IaHaa ilatseffIh, bb e. istns tats Rldtat
uI ohu brauaL Bonn CT iaat: 80 ra1m PdHoHa uHe oF sousF'B
tou cbitirer. Der sFs bs a~aHasebistts mar bos ttu5gs DOraui
Is bm mtam. limb pr blibt.
Ssrr aopi,ott nabm os aduusdai aua crit nnhoen itnt anssbOt
an eUl0m5o. os gsba gu iaufu cher 81 patkn, barum INNER iOhOeF
tduItaIos g6rtbm narer, neil Der Pus, aut ben man F4 borbsr &C.
,niat bate. am Gnoe it6esmnt phOtI sttdset puns. abr 9rr RoOis
nt mar 5,ret a,pdtn, aa cine nHs ruHos aRapI bon RilioHsn gu
,,btu. Rahber bat Die administration aaft wHtet nm bic %gufaahsuug
srb,naft 9,sl III bic Administration @ffOn 5u enm @tftub ssIargt
rarip leat feline otmutraifhs DaaDouierlus acoisreHs. Rur bas
al enbe fdbuu elmer tsr,ts unier t'Pu6i'aHtPr aeHinttyaton essOn
nm,r R,a,luna pom Qnipri6n elmer frsmosH 9fott Die %enfddoieums
Der frab,rtr. ron us oua gsrtragt aneiaHntm gffBsr fir stDas, mas
hr linen ,ua,fanpeutrmobn p9snpntTHs babeH.
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NRnrltberift.

Clio Cmaba, ~. april.
8iuOoieb-3nfubr 1900; @larft
liam felt bis rieorigcr.
@utc bis bette So5rliugc $500
5000.
@ite bis bette IS 30-S.s5.
Mittclmdbige bis quite $SlO-
$50.
@erp6tnIihe bis mitteImdBist
81 50-S.t0.
siihe mo Scifers icit.
@utc bis bette Sellers $7.25-
$500.
Gutc bi5. bette ai5c SG75-725
RittelmaBiae bis cute 5000
G.75.
gen05nli6e Biz mitteImdBiae
81 $500.
Stodcrs mo 6rcOcrs felt
C5uta Bis bette $1,000.
g}tttalm1bige bis CUTE $7.25-
S7.75.
@etpGbnllne bis mlttelnlnBlat
So. 50-I25.
Stod aiibe uno sellers 5000
$50.
Stod aQlber So .50-S.25.
aGlbcr 81. 75-l025.
9uucn 525-I5O.
5dpcne 3ufuhr 10000 Mnrtt
20c uie0rj1cr. 1urhihuittsprets
IS $500; boditer Brels $s45.
Sdafe-3 uiltbr ll,OO0i Wartt
felt.
Diutterihafc So 5-6.65.
SdbrliHge S73j-I50.
gseitgrn gdmmer S740-8.00.
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Die 5rancn in Den 3ainOiier Ra6leu.

5inois g3abcu, Die tlr5ih atgeBoten nurOe, maren 9mPiladHa
6arm BON aaqemeuncm Sntereie neil BEL ibneu oas 5ranentin1mreh'
anf oc grobe qeipat mor0eu lit. epreit i'd etenncu IaBt bat e an'
Die Grqebnffe 5r gcrnigung Der itdOtiiten Foluit ebitogos pem9 ooer
tinen einluB gebabt. Die sttnner Der 5rGuen poren tnn oeI on
oers pertelt ais Die Der Manner. Cine 3uinmmenieamg tber ben en-.
fB in 6n i6rigen Staoten uno 7iriten Icgt 5r Belt IN u~berfhtllder
1eHe nod nit Dor. gur fdeiut, 0B in Den &%nObe5rten Die 5rnuer
inter Dem gnfaB Der GciiIihfit ben ausi6lag fir 8robi6tion gge
len boben, pdbren0 in elmer qn3obl BON Staoten oas 6raenpOtrt ~
or Pro6ibtttonsfroge 8enIid gIeih gteIIt mar.
Die gctdIigung Der 6raen 1T uobl etpas unter Der Der Kramer
farifQe6IebcI abr uidt f6r be0auhu0. alea in ulem if Der edt
o~berfladGde @inorud Ser Dab Sic 8abf Der 5%frmgeber 6urh 0a-
Trorpnffrmvrtt serre6rt morocn it, imo SnB oo8 oos SaupRrgebnis IL
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friidle WOdDnrit ir6en 6reitag mi

fyflInIg 2,DUIUHIN JtUtH NftEtHB u
Samitag, 6elifater, ielbitpraporir.
ter Gdlinfen uno Sped, ionic Die
.beiten 5lefidiortell aIler slrt. Ser.
mann Nagele. 23OS ilOI. t6. 1irn.
IL, Ielepbsu 1uuglas 31fs.
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Senhe RGrdD.ai6beln; Reeo. RobeIn
nuf geiteuuns gemadt. Omaha
Meeo & Rattan Go, 1t9 Hor0 10.
gtrnBe Eel, Douglas 20A3.
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Rebrasia staatsvolifil.

Senntor Burton 81. guibcc pom
%. Smntorial. 1itritt. 0er ole meit'
liditeH Counties llnIidBt bot iciuc
annOioohlr rir 0os alcide gmt al.
aemeI0et.
aarru T. Steele elm irllercr 10.
pofat ion Aeit Goiut iegt in @alt'
bill mobHbdit, miro lid nm Die re.
pablifauiide domination mir Sou.
grebmnm I'M 3. Giitrift bemerbcn.
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Abonuirt ali Die Edalihe Eribiine.
$500 Sas 5ubr Ourd) bic Nous
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glOuOfatrm- NedltSanmalte

Mulfinaer e @ebb. Omaha giotio.
nal gonf @c6., 3imuer 959, Oma.
ia. Ielepbon Douglas 1893.
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86pfe ser:ndt aus nassefdmmten
Sooren $3.50; eir Get 2odgn
frei. Grou $. so. Cd, 1S04--1S05
%. 8. SO. Bloc, Smoha.
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gnsendr5 ste. 9rs. M1cgartbD & We.
gartbD. @olf. Gebfraft II. Geb0r
gorontirt. Slider oneepaBt. 8e8nbIt
ME Sbr f0nnt. Offen biz 1 ubr
eonntnss. iii SO. 8. SO. @eb.
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Gis 6dlfte Der @dsiOungsflaaeu rrers
ben bur1 ErunfiMdt perurluat. Der
EriRfer oiebt pisl GelD init 3edsenoNen
aus, bas isine 6rau unb RInosr beto ~
mgm loatem. Or uerlduntt ieint Arbeit
mn6 iablt niht gut, auber q trintt. 6eF
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-07-30
Notice OF Call For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the board
of trustees of school district No. 21,
county of Power, State of Idaho, will
receive sealed bids for the erection and
construction Of a school house and the
installation of a heating plant, heat
ing equipment to be furnished by the
board, in said district No. Fl, up to
noon Of Saturday, August LIST, 1914.
Said bids to be made on plans and
specifications for said building now on
file in the office Of the American Falls
Press. Eeach bid must be accom-
panied by a check in the sum OF
$4,000, the board of trustees reserv-
ing the right to reject any and all
bids.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
School District No. Il.
By Edward c. Roberts, Clerk, Ameri'
can Falls, Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-07-30

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Blackfoot, Idaho, June 81,
1914.
Notice is hereby given that William
T. Harris, OF American Falls, Idaho,
who on December Is, 1910, made
homestead entry. serial No. 09431 for
NEA section 8, township 8, south,
range 30 E. B. NJ, and on July "a, 1913,
made additional homestead entry,
serial No. 0146S5. for NWA sen and
Ny SWA, section 9, township 9 south,
range 80 east, Boise meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final three
year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before Carl lines
U. s. commissioner, at American Falls
Idaho, on the 10th day of August, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Matthew Heizlemann, George W
Blackmer, Edgar X. Watson. Squire
w. Farley, all of American Falls
Idaho.
1885 HENRY W. KIEFER,
Register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-07-30
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. u. S. Land
ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, June 20,
1914.
Notice is hereby given that Chris
tian Schrenk, of American Falls,
Idaho. who on February 20, 1913,
made homestead entry, serial No.
O12516, for SWA, section %; E12
NEA, Eh SEA, section 20, township
6 south, range 20 east, Boise meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final three year proof to es-
tablish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before Carl lines, U. s. COM
missioner, at American Falls, Idaho,
on the 26th day of August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gottfried Mueller, Chris zimmer-
man, Friedrich Funk, Nick Claasen, all
of American Falls, Idaho.
1886 j. e. WILLIAMS,
Register.