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FoRoeR IS CAUGHT

|. LOS ANGELES, March 'l0.-C. $. Cooper, under arrest in San Antonio ns a forger has been operating for l5 years in many states. including Ari- zona and California. according to the manager of Bank Detective Agency.
 Cooper was reported drowffed in the Hudson river years ago. Banks in various parts of the country are said to have paid him nearly s50,0OO. He is said to have operated in Los An geles, Fl Paso and Tucson.
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Found.

scarf at recent bartend- CTS dance. Owner can recover at
 Waldorf bar by paying for edver. tisement (l49)
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F O. 6

ieorge W. Atwood, of Hereford, Ariz. Chester A. Nelson, of Hereford, Ariz. Ieorge H. Shirkey. of Hereford, Ar z. THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Regis. CT.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 0t1St

Department Of the Interior. U. $. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona
 Feb. 2S. 1914. NOTICE is hereby given that Nel-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-12

FOR sALE-Furniture and linen or rooming house, in good condition d
 bargain if taken at once Cail at Grand View hotel or phone iOZ kea. IA
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Review Want Ads

Aovertsemens under cert per word for
 issue with mip'mum Advertisements must sen The Review for insertion in the next uornings psper
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roR sALE-E. NJ. F. 90 Studebaker Fore.Door touring detachable rear seats: suitable for light truck dur ing week. and dandy pleasure car for Sunday. Address box 3lll, Lowell. Ariz. TO
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WANTED-Wash woman for one day
 each week. Apply Mrs. Royal. No.
 s O'Hare Ave. 19O
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MISCELLANEOUS

sArETY razor bledes sharpened, good as new. All thin olades-soc
 dozen. Bisbee Drug. i"o'
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"THE CORNISH ASSOCIATION"
 lone and AID
 The Association meets every Fri. day evening in the K. of P. Hall at ' p, m. sharp. A cordial welcome given to all Cornishmen.
 E. MARTIN, President.
 J. BENNETTS. Cor. Secretary, Adv. Nf sf
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FOR sALE-4 room modern house on
 Quality Hill. Inquire of J. J. Lyons l37 Tombstone Canyon. tsol
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-12

FOR E-Second-hand guaranteed Singer Sewing machines; good as new: less than half price aiso 1.1oO-pound gray team of horses everything bought, sold. exchanged standard Furniture co., Allen biock.
 57
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FIRST CLASS PICTURE FRAMING
 done Everything bought, sold, ex. changed. Standard Furniture Co.,, Allen Block. Phone PA 97s
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Wates

WANTED-Boarders at the Glover hotel; single meals, also monthly rate; finest meals in the city Mrs
 Nellie Hanscom, prop. 2is
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LOST-Bunch of keys. between Main street and Central School. Return to Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-12

pR. WHEATON. osteopath' expert
 dietist. Golden Hotel. ooo
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u,onEsT CAST er'cEs PAID eoP .e~opd-hand furniture fvervfh'ne boueht, sold. exchanged. standar" furniture Co.,. Alien Block r"one
 sN ''
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HAICLER.

} the hurry up Real Estate and (
 , Insurance Man. D P. O. Box 1762, Phone 76, c. (
 , K. Block, Opposite Depot. ( < . > > . C c (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17
CgrnnNitiifs.l

Sobn E Soriep inO 5ron onSaie
Gcpoiit q Gruit Go,Eruitec, NItieitc
GonitititionIiroBe, "a bel SUB.
@eo- S. Supnes unO 6rou an
Nlurrop & 0opnes, SSnc., Oitieitc Ser
G6eilca, na6c GuooQitroBe, so bel
1915 SUB.
So6n $. Surit H. ". al Sorriion
a. @ooliorO lmO 8rat 0iticite All.
losfiitroBe, na6e 9liOoemooo 9lpe,
13 Del 10 6nB
@aIter g. 9loieniieel an Gugeuc
9iobiniou 3 @runoitiidc.
9lgnes s.. Sens Suffer all 6reo. q.
%oole inO 6rou Siooitieitc Geoar.,
no6e 6irIt 9lpenue, 1876 6ei tOO6uB.
Catherine s. Sitter an @olter 9.
@lartin uno Srolt @eitiete gouo.,
na9e SonunlcItraBe, 70 bel Is SUB.
Sattie y. g1cin6erg an Ben @ein-
BERG Siioieitc Baltimore. no6e ser
StriderltraBe, t76 6ei 120 SUB.
Sonulel u 9opO al " j. @reen
un0 6rart 2 @runoitiide.
SliDer @ieiierinlit6 unO 6rou u.9l
an G3as g Meiieriniit6, 2 Gumo.
Itiide.
y. Sarris &cnoerion an Snco6 &C.
Yloles iino lSroiL 2 @runoitiide.
Saco6 Wioies unO 6rau all 9.&or.
riS Senoerion, SiiOpeitieite @utolu
&lacc, na6e @6iteloditraBe, 1916 bel
1863 SUB,
Otto Sderf an Ho6ert 3. anf H..
6rou, 9lorOpeitieite Sarforo GooO,
no6c 81. StroBe, 16 6ci 16i SUB.
gow s. Gallagher mo 6rau an
Sobn s. u, Senfins, A @rnOitiide.
glugllhls 8. 5bltt itn0 6rau an
Sermon @utmonn nno Srou, 9lorO.
welticite Gccil., ua0e @cnniDIpoiia.
9lUenuc, IA Del 1873 SUB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

Yei eincm Sronoe pcl6cr 1ciiern
Nlorgcn frr5 Dor llbr III Dem Souie
gfr 1917 &arf-9loenue, ouSbrad,
mlrocu tiiuf 9le9er gc5plmgell IN
notDoiiriti9iter 9efleiouug Dor sen
6lammen NeiBauS 81 ne6men Ger
9legcr Soiep6 Goworos iprona aus
eincm 6enIter oes 5weiten Stodipcrfs
lno Dcrlebte iid leiht. Ser 91cger
Senrp Shepard erlitt uner6ebliGc
@ronowunOcn om aopf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

beln 9lnoreiepsfi Iei6t beriuunoet;
S9iIp 2ippmonu leiht oerpltnOct;
8. Comp. @1or Sidert, toOt; Inter.
offi5ier @eorg S6iefcr, foot; 05fr.
Saul @oIle, Sblt. Gorl 5rieorid
aubis, @fr. 9(lfreO SSG1nig aorl
Serbert 9ornniiuer, Sugo SAnliOt
1, @il6eIm S6nulbler, g(lfreO
SMmi0t 3, aorI @enforo, @fr. Otto
@etterlcin, idmmtl. oermiBt; @oul
@errmonn, 2, leic6t oerlpla0et; Mal.
ter @1uGer 6, ibmer berpunNct; 9ll-
bert &iibn 1, Ieicbt Derpunoct; Sir.
@polo @enorod, iHmcr bcuuunoet; /;
10. Comp. Sero. gloolf Gcegec foot !;
llntcroff. 6ron6 Seinrirb. toot; Bern.
boro Sobotto toot; 9(rtbur0ofmonL
foot; llntcroff. @eorg gena0 ber-
miBt; Serg. Eoul Soble, leidt oerip. !;
&iccfelom. 0lor &iin5cl ldwer Der.
munoet; %icefelOp. Bruno 0itt-
monn ihpcr bcrm.; g(rno @corei
ihper bcrlp.; gSoltber @runer. Der.
niBt; @fr 9llfrco @u0er, pcrniBt;
Eoul @reiBcr, Ieidbt bcrw.; Sorniit
Nlor SSinfler, peruiBt; llnteroffi8icr
N}or 9cneoir, uerp.; @eorg Gbers-
6o6, leid)t bern. &iIln @otidc, Sra.
GIinee6ieI, Saul Golitier, alrf
Nlhaer, Otto 8meiniecr, llnteroff.
GrnIt Supfcr, @fr. 9lIbcrt 93cibie,
9IfreO 0ittrib, i6mnitI. bcrnliBt;
9llfreo @omner, ibmcr pcrp. 9llfrco
W1idli6. Wlor 9Sfeifer, 0srpolo
Shntiot, iGmntl. perniBt; 4oiil
Slip, leidt BERN. Grnlt Shu6monu
pcruIiBt; SS16nrid @erncr 8eufer,
OernliBt; If. Comp. llnieroffi5icr
@lurtin gScincrt, &lirt 6riti6c 9fi
dnro S6oI5 2, 2eon @onoelt
lonnltl. foot; llnteroff, Gltrt 9iot6
loft, lcfdt BERN. llnteroifi5ier Enll
@eriiber. berpiiBt; llnteroff 9lrno
Sllcrt, pernliBt; Wtar gtotbaft, leId1t
ocrpuuoet; Sir. 9fuoolf 9oloout
idmrr oerw.; Sanb. @oIter Shmiot
2, DermiBt; Gurt Steps, mernliBt;
10. Comp: Serg. SuIius G5er5, I'm.
teroff. 9Ri6oro 9Rieoel @fr. Sobonn
GoIot @fr. sSocob Seins, G5fr. Otto
Ddible, Eomb. Wlar GIcmm ggiI
liz @rGier, @2or Goeel /, SSoiepb
@ietb, g9ilbclm @uoe, @ill0 9RoBler,
&orl Shrei6er. g[lfreo MdHter,
iGnntI. toot; lieutenant Sums bon
Gettoii IeiHt berm.; llnteroffi8ier
@eorg @Gb, leibt perp.; Sir. 9nb.
gll6recbt fdiper berw.; @fr. g9oltcr
Sorote, leiAt berw.; @fr. gSillp
Sempel, leidt bcrp.; Sir. 9(lfreo
3o6n Ihper berm.; NoiI 9(uer6ah,
leidt BERN; &urt 0reiBig ibwer
rerip.; Sugo 0ln9er, oerluiBt; emil
@erber .. oernliBt; &ouI Sloridib,
Ieiht pcrp. 9(rtbur adiner. Der
uiBt; W1or Ebomos. lei6t BERN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

1. 2ei6 @renooier &egiment 91r.
1908. Comp. Tommeuboin toOt.
II. Snfonterie. Gegiment Scr. 1879.
8. Comp. @alter Serluann toOt;
10. Comp; 9leinbolO 6uufe, to0t.
2an6mebr SSnfanterie &eeiment
Olr. 1888 Stab 2. @ot.: st. Sron3
! @iIIp @omel leidt BERN. 5. Comp. {:
Seru 01or Sderf, idmer perp. /;
SpieIm. GmiI 9fidorO 05olo6ad,
Icidt perip.; @fr. Gorl Tron5 @rnit
aroliie, Iei6t pcrp.; 6eIop. gilbert
0iebcl, leibt bcrp; @fr. 6rie6rih
@iIbeIm S6ober, Ici6t berip.; Sir.
@dul 9[lfrco Sh0nberr, lcicbt berlp. !;
Saul @olter Gci6el ledt BERN. /;
Scinrib 2ouis Shinoler, Iei6t Dcr-
munOct; 92i6orO Otto @ogel, ber-
niBt; 6. Comp. llnteroff. 9llfreo
2inus S6limper, icic6t berip.; Srie-
Nricb &orl SHultcr, berip. ; giobert s.
9libibel, ocrm.; @fr. Grnit 8. Stern
fopf Derp.; @icefcl0m. @oul Srie.
orib GnobloH, berp.; 6rona @uioo
3idmontel, Derm.; 8. Comp. 0ior
gilbert Shnerr, foot; Dlor gniI
2onge, ihmer pertp.; Sermonn 9rit-
no Shubcrt, idmcr ocrp.; Wlortin
Gbner, ihper berip.; Srieori6 Scr.
monn HciB idper pcrp.; Gsmolo
9fiboro Sbneioer, ibmer perp.; 3orl
Gricoridb &rebidmor, ihwcr perip; !;
aarI 9lrno 6ider, ibwer perlp.; aorI
%oill gluersnolO, lbmer perm.; @cs
ORG @polo Scin5e, lei6t bcrip. Srie-
ori6 Grnit &feil IeiHt pcrip.; GorG
Wfor 0pib, lcdt Dcrm. 6ron8 emil
Sdpurod, Icidt ocrm.; @}or Otto
Toigt lcidt bcrip.; @fr. gllfrco g9il.
II &eibelt, ibmer berip. 10. Comp. /:
Sric0rih @ilbelmS6roocr, ucrutiBt;
If. Comp: @niil gi6oro &0der,
iAmcr perpuu0ct; &orI 9fihoro III
brcbt, idjmer bcrm.; 9fiWor0 N2or
Silbrig. leidt bcrp.; SyltliuS SAUL
&alo6ius, ibmcr bcrip.; Wlar @uItop
W|0dcl ic6mer Uerw.; 6rano 93idoro
@6ers6oh, leidt bcrip.; Saul Ssfor
g8agner, idmer ocrm.; Sulius gSol-
oemor Shoaf lhmer bcrm.; 2ollis
@rnit Sop ibmcr berip.; Sir. Otto
@rnlt @2oiig i6ber oerm. 12. Gom.
pagnie: @rnit 9lloin @edert, to0t;
9lIcronoer 9lruo @uioo SouItcin,
idwer berw.; Scinrid Otto 2onae,
idwer perw.; 6ricorih Gnlil S6ino.
Ter, lcidt BERN, Sermuun ISOLDE
mar SilB, i1pcr permunoct.
& &0niglid @iirttcnbe
Gid c Armce.
acknowledgement 9lr. 19-Sbcr-
9(r5t Or W3or Stomcr, gcf.
llIonen-9leeimeut 9lr. 20 1.
@Sf-. Otto gtoiicr, Icidt Oerm. Gini.-
llntcroff. 0sf. SiecnnaDcr, pcriltiBt.
Grogoncr-9tegin SIR, 25 ~ T..
Gsf. lIutcroff Otto U2oIso6n Icidt
BERN; Sofob 6iuf6einer. i1per Der.
wunoet; a. @sf. 9looIf @}oicr, toot;
2iettcnant Gouaro Sofob, Ici6t pcr.
wlnoet; 3, @Sf. @eore StoQ, toot;
Noll 9iiioeuauer, toot; g8ilbeInl
SNid A, icbmcr berm.; 1 @sf.: g8il-
belm 9logcI oeruiBt bermlinoct; 8.
GSf-. Siellteuont @auI &eIbcr, Der.
miBt, bcriuunoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17


linsitraBe, 1874 bel so SUB.
Gomuno 9uouib al GauI SacD
II. 81, Sitieite GoreD-, nabe SoIIins-
StroBe, 1874 bel so Sub
So6n 6. 6ranf mo 6rau mEboS.
Z. sniderboder gloroieite 5apette
StroBc, no6e Gauooo 9lDeme, 1879
bel Sub
9lnuie 9. @ogcI an 6. s. stord
Sioieite Salt, uobe 2afewooO.9loe.,
1919 bel 70 SUB.
Sol. 8. Mbite an G6os g. 9iBncr,
@eItleite 2afemooOs na6e Softer.
9lpeuue, 13 bel 70 SUB.
Nli6oel aeeltp an So5n g. BOO
fer mo 6rolt Oitieitc Glo0mont-,
no6c GOmonoion 9locnuc, 1876 BEL
&C SUB.
SSrpington 9. II. 2. q. on gluguit
s. Sumter imO 6ralL Sitieitc Dale.
9Ipenlle, uabe @alraolroBe, IA bel
107 Sub.
Siaoc Dlerouib an Gn0iO Sdu-
dat Siioieite SoainsitraBe nabe Der
@lcSenrp 9lQep, 21.5 bel 1475 SUB.
SSo6n 9. 9lot SO. an WlorDlonoGo.
Tor Brinting 60, 2 @rllnOitiide.
@m. 8. Nlpers an Soml. @cppi
@eitieite GiamonOs na6e Saratoga
StroBe, 1871 bel 56.4 SUB.
@lnria 6. &oiengom al Sonucl
u. 9ovo, 3 @runoitiide.
SomueI 81. @oDo an s. Sontin,
5iioieite NlulbcrrpitroBe, 10 bel 80
SUB
Gcriel6c an 9lnno Sonfir, 0wci
@runOItiidc
9}otbon 9lep6oue II. ". al Ssrael
S6opiro. 2 @runoitiide
Sra 8. @als al Sobn 6. Seffers
mo 5rolt @eitieite 8elt-9lUev rn6e
9fonooaitroBe, t9 bel SO SuB.
g9olter 8. @eitpbol imo Sran an
9lmelio 81. Git, acknowledgements
ion.9lpenue lno &ulastiitraBe, 70
bel SO Sub.
0ieielbcn an 9lnorem ". 2ombar-
So lnO 6rorL 91orOieite GOnon0icu-
9Ioeuue, nabe @ulasfiitroBe 1910
bel 70 SUB.
WlarD s. Nlurrop an WlorD 6. Sfeo,
s @rilnoitiide.
Geo. &. GouIion. ir, an 9aiho-
las Sc. Watt6eus, Siioweit-gde Der
@inoior- uno &oplar GroOc-StraBc
2t.6 BEL 80.
Geo. g. @ortgiS imo Satin an
9Bicl CONTRADICTION 60. 9Ioroieite Der
Sarlcm-9lpcmle na6e @6eeler-9Ipc.
% bei 81.
@iel Cont Go., an Aobt. g. 8in-
cent lmo Satin 9loroieite Der Sar-
lent-9lpe. nobe gbeclcr.5traBc, 25
bel 81.
@6ilip @ol5. Str. mo 9lnocre, an
SSo6n g. @ol8 uno 9lnoere, Siioieite
Der @ougb- -StroBe, nobe glm-Str,
Is Del 100.
SSo6n q. 9ol5 lnO 9lnoere an So
iep1 Greiauco. Siioicite ser @oA8b
StraBe no6e 9Inu-StroBc, 10 bel
100.
@ioroorct 6. Solebart an @bilip
9licsmon uno Satin 5ioicite Der
Erott. StraBr, nabc Eotterion.Fort.
gluc., 20 bel 1875.
Con. s. Stord an @ertruOc 6
O6rcd)t. 9}oroIeitc Ger 81 StraBc
na6c @ldlioro.9(pennc, Is bci t59.
Nlercontilc Guiit nn0 Gcpoiit So
an 8illo s. 5art, @eitieite Der Go-
ret. .5troBe na6e 2ofapettc.9lueuiie,
1917 Bel 100.
2onis 4. 9olgiano an aat6crpu
GbiSm imo 9lnocrc, Sitieite ser GoI.
bert. nabe'20. StraBe, 10 bel 80.
1oniel @reenbolnt lnO Satin all
Solep6 5. aemler ino Satin, Siio.
mciticitc ocS Gutom Rlacc nobe 9io.
bert.StroBc, 22.6 lei 1870.
q. Sermon SiSfin0 an sSionc S6o-
piro lnO 6rau 2 gruuOitiide
SenrD 6. SpeBler uno Srou an j
9. Spebler irio 6ror Siioieite Der
Sopette Strobe, no1e Gorrollton
glpenue, Is 6ei Y,
S0enrD Sdinef uno 6rai OIL Nl
@oloiinger uno 5rolL 0itieitc ser
Nlontforo, nobe Salt 9lDenue, 10
bel 73.4.
RoTfimnrc JRnrftherfdifr
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Nn[timpre Wlnrftbrridltr.

@}ittmod, i6. Sept. 1914.
Wicbl. 3ufi6r 10,9tS 61iier,
eiuihIicBli1 1914 6diier 5u Socilit.
@oint unO 1914 60iier 81 Canton.
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StrIIensrin@e.


Sin Bidder, GO Sabre ali, tuNt cine Gtene;
bcBiigli6 QoDn. oenfc iD meroen mir idpn
einio. gloreiiire n200", Sentidler Surrelpcus
bout. (Sepil5-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

Sin iimeer oeutider Ulnnn; ener Der cine
cute iietige Stelle uno quite 8epdnolunQ 5u
iuiiroigen iueib Gnm8uirapen bci Wiiler 9rDs.
& 6u., &plfcs nno Sbancss sStrnhc Wlan rage
nab Nlr Gbrman. (Septi3-9)
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0as feine @rnn6itiid gir GAO, Clt "a. ctr,
2qt 60 bel 200 SUB, 255 Ii1diae 8iua nit 10
8innern; neu, MODERN nno pouitdnol9 gage
uniiberirefilih Elm iocnleS 0ein.
(GcpilO 15lI
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4cnca S125O.

8pe aufaebaute SduIer co. 8snmer uuo
Nao in ieoem eroBe 8immer uio Sci In bes
ftcr Sronunp. 8crbnnung ca
hitdre @inr6nngen QoupIdb 16 BET 30.
Rdbrlibe gmsenben $4,000. yieome Sdlfie in
N1ar uno 0iet auf SDpoi1ei gln95uiraeeH
bcim Nciibcr glF. 715, glrro'#aglpnsS
guile 9N1Snt
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gsrIanat- -6rancn nuO @aOdsu.


0erlnu1t:
9nc Sran. i'm mittereu 9lier, I'M glb5us
liouben uno &einma6eu in cnem @nnit'qas
oer, encn balben Gag ieoen 3ag fir cine
sSo6c WiaH gcbe Referen5en, 9lter uno ers
l9arieicn Gobn an glorefiire up", Sentider
GUrrcippuoeHt. (Septi7--1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

@ie fpnnen leidt $25 pro 9aobe beroIenen
pad oem munoerbaren Combination 4rdnitens
Slan. Sdreiben Gle 6eute. geBlttnlcr, Sr1ao-
han nno IA. Strane, gleiu Yort 6itD, ". y.
(Suli20 1Wt iaT)
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gu Ocrfaufcn:
goiort elm GroccrpsQnocn; Seriauisarnno;
dnoercs Geindii ga63nragcn gir- 100,
Nntlanos9lucntc (Septl6-lS)
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2m permicthem.
8n Dertanfent


An uerinufcn.
9ddcre uno @pnhiors2aocn Sine Qilic Rt9s
petition fin idnenen Nduicr glorefre: ~.
100," Scntidler 0prreippnbent. (Septi6-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-17

Sunqe Sraucn nm 5rndt uno ejemiie in
8H9ien al perpaden; 13ne, reinIicbc glrbeit.
gtadj8uragen bel Witllcr grus. & Gp., Nulfes
nnp SgamessStraRC. Nlan iraQe nab 9Jir.
@brmaH. (Sept2 ,lWD
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Seine @emnIesBarm bon ie M6ern, @bee,
6on0 ndbe 0eldirs9iodo Ndm3ufrueen bel
@ierrifeu & WlerSslen, VI. 100, Sf,2ertngtDn'
etrnRe. (Suli3O, ,2nlD
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Wcrau0t.
Sin ebrlibcr ncuicber SlHQc, Der @ngltiD
iprbt giah8uiragen bel Nalocd, Nr. 211,
2Scitsearnt0garS rStrahc, I'M o llbr WorgenS.
(5cptO
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Sin norlcr Sunoe, I'M Sic 9dderei 81 crs
lcrucn. @ner Der ciiuns bon Der @dderei bcrs
itebt, miro porge6oaen, Nad3uiragen Nr. 1920
@Dunbs sStraRe (Sepil7-19)
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@crlnngt
9euiic6e SausbdIiern aui Dem eanoe; slins
ncr; feine 9Sdic6e dterc Srau beDor8uet WldH
aorefiire: DIR. @cur0e 6rieocl, eNtesuiIle wlO.
(Cppt10-)
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WcrInHoI.
5u encr ioloen ocuiic0en 5amilic iiuoei cine
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-26
w oman Suffrage

asked to vote, is larger than
the number Of men who have
ever asked for anything in the
whole history of our country.
Women are citizens of this
country whether officially re-
Cognized or not
Women should receive their
right to vote for the same poll
teal reasons that men received
theirs. and not because they
ask.
What are the political rea-
sons for giving the vote to wo-
men?
/. Women are people; no one
would deny that. Abraham
Lincoln defined an ideal re-
public as a government of the
people, by the people and for
the people, but ours is a gov
eminent of the people by half
of the people.
2. We cannot make this an
ideal republic if we leave half
the people irresponsible and
unprotected.
3. The country needs the
working power of all its citi-
zens,
4. Men and women need the
chance to make good together
and on equal terms.
Who can give women their
right to vote? Congress can
do it bv a National amendment.
State legislatures can do it by
state amendments.
When will they do it? Ask
their constituents.
Votes for Women November
1914.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-26
FOR THE DANCER.
Care Of the Feet That Will Keep Them
In Good Condition.

Care Of the Feet That Will Keep Them
In Good Condition.
You will enjoy a dance ever so much
more If when dressing you wash your
feet in very hot water. Rub these well
with methylated spirit, allowing it to
dry on. Then take a cake Of soap
moisten it slightly and rub the heels
we'll with this. and also the ball of the
feet and acros the joints of the toes.
After doing this you will have per.
feet comfort through the evening and
the feet are never swollen or blistered
next day.
From a man who dances for a living
and is practically on his feet twelve
hours Of every twenty-four comes the
following advice:
Change the shoes at least three times
from rising until retiring. the stock
ings at least twice. and keep the feet
absolutely clean. To be clean they
should be bathed three times each day
Use soap only in the morning, other
times merely warm or hot water. Aft
er drying rub carefully with a good
talcum powder. Twice a week rub the
entire foot with vaseline. White Is
best. Oil Of sweet almonds is also
soothing. No other are is necessary
unless there are old troubles to con
tend with. Less care, and trouble may
result
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-26
ABOUT VOTING

Who gave the men their
right to vote and when?
Can all men vote in the
United States? Yes if they are
over Fl and are native born or
naturalized. Tin some states
they must be able to read, also.)
Have all these men asked for
the right to vote? No, not one
of them asked. The right is
given to them by the law of the
land.
When the laws were made
did all men ask for the right to
vote? No, the representatives
who made the laws were far
seeing enough to know that
they could not found a republic
out of the few citizens who
were allowed to vote in colonial
times-those men who could
qualify as to religion, birth and
property-so all those qualitic-
atoms were swept away, and
the majority of men received
the vote.
Notice, it was for political
reasons and not because the
men asked for the vote.
The descendants of these
men have voted ever since.
Who will give women their
right to vote and when?
Can all women vote in the
I United States? No, only those
who live in the equal suffrage
states.
Have all the women in the
United States asked for the
right to vote? No., but the
number of women who have
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-26

"lle1rlye:- she exclaimed, pressing
his hand. lon your GOODNESS depends
your life"
'"The ladies' below will betray me-
said the count
mo, they won't; their safety is
linked with yours. If you fool your
followers no harm will come to us: II
not. we will all be in prison within an
other hour"
When the door was opened the two
were ready to descend the staircase.
Seeing gendarmes, Emile looked sur
prised. and the count endeavored to
do so.
I'VE are looking for an escaped pris-
oner. the Count de Turbine. He is
concealed in some house in this neigh
borhOod."
II assure YOU" moaned Nine. La
rogue. there is no such person here"
"But. mamma" interposed Emile.
1.-The citizens are welcome to search the
house. We. who are advocates Of the
revolution. have no wish to prevent the
police from hunting down the misera-
BILE a%ristocrats wherever they are to be
found"
The words inc especially the o n in
which they were spoken did more to
throw the gendarmes off the scent than
anything that could have been done.
The house was searched. but perfume
torily. and the searchers went away
satisfied that these good citizens
would not harbor an aristOcrat. When
they had gone the count sank on one
knee before Emile and. having kissed
her hand, said:
Tonight l will attempt to leave Par
is and join the emigres in Belgium.
If the kings of France are ever restor-
ed I will reward you for what you have
done for me. But for you i would now
be on my way to the guillotine."
Twenty years later the Count de Tur-
rhine. a. middle aged man. drove up to
the house in which he had been res
cued and called for Emile Laroque,
II have come" he said.
What for?"
ITO offer you my fortune. myself.
anything I have chat you will accept"
She took them all.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-26
Use Of Varnish Pure.

Every can of varnish should stand
upon the reputation which its maker
has established for it. In many cases
this varnish represents the lifework Of
one man or a group of men. You can
not afford to attempt to improve upon
this concentrated e OF thought
and skill and mechanical attainment
In other words. do not doctor the var
niSh. Rather by the most skillful
methods in preparing for and applying
it seek to develop and maintain the
best possible results. This is the day
Of fine varnishes. in the development
Of which the varnish maker has done
his part. Do your part equally well
by using it as it ONE from the fac
tory Blacksmith and WheeIwright.