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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
PREPARING FOR SUMMER

Preparations are now being made for more comforts and attractions at the Huachuca Mountain summer re- sorts during the present year than ever before. Various hotel improve ments are to be made, according to MT. Fletcher. who was here the first part sf the week and who has a great many friends in the district among those entertained at his places in the mountains during last. season. all of whom, with many of their friends, expect to go back again this year for a portion of their vacations at least.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
REDUCES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

It seems as if none were exempt from measles. Social circles have been invaded during the last two weeks without regard for plans or persons. In consequence of the cpl demic there has been very much more staying at home than is normal at this season of the year Everybody is inclined to take the safe side and remain rut of range on behalf of the liitie ones at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
FAREWELL PARTY

Just prior to their departure to re- sume their studies in California, Miss es Ellen. Florence and lsidore Cum ningham and Miss Ellen Brophy were the guests of honor at pretty little farewell party extended by the Misses Mary and Helen Brophy at their home on Mason hill Various games were en- loved and dainty refreshments served.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
FINDS FAVOR

Rev. and Mrs. Brewster are now st home in the former Seed residence on Mason hill where they have rec ceived a number Of callers who find them very charming couple. Rev. Brewster has already found great deal of favor with those who have had the pleasure of hearing him from the pulpit cf the Episcopal church.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
GO TO DOUGLAS

Mrs. Frank Bledsoe and sen, Mas ter Leighton, joined Mir. B,edsoe last week in Douglas. where they will make their future hcme. They have . very pleasant residence in the Bis bee colony in Douglas. residing next to Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Hood. Mir. and Mrs Bledsoe in going to Douglas are by no means dis-associating them selves from Bisbee ties, expecting to visit frequently here and keep up their social relations.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
RETURNS TO SCHOOL

Miss Grace Gallen returned the hrst of the. week from Tombstone. where she spent the holiday season at the home cf her parents, Mir. and Mrs Slime Gallen, and had the pleas ure of entertaining friends, to resume her studies at Loretto Academy.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
AGREEABLE CHANGE

Mrs. A. NJ. Huxton is entertaining her sister-inIaw, Mrs. c. M Berry, and the latter's daughter, Miss Alice, from their home in Pasadena. Cal. for d few weeks. The visitors state that they are glad to be in Bisbee, away from the rains which have made the winter anything but pleasant on the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
AT DINNER

Thursday. evening at the Country Club, MT and Mrs. w. E. Gohrins and Mfr. and Mrs F. E. Sturdevant en- tained at dinner very bappily. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. John Ma son Ross and Mr and Mrs. Gera sherman. The later diversion Of the evening was cards.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
AN AGREEABLE VISITOR

Mrs. Wagner and child were very agreeable guests in the district the first of the week, she having made many friends here since Captain wsg- ner has been paying visits the last year as T.. s. paymaster in Southern Arizona. Mrs. Wagner accompanied the captain on his present visit here to issue vouchers for supplies, and remained while he visited the outlying posts.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
SEWING CLUB

;stethe' Y. w. C. A. on next Thurs dAy afternoon theSewing Club will meet with Miss Mover for one Of their regular afternoons of pleasant and profitable evening session. There will be tea. the usual social hour and the sewing work planned fer the oe-. casion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
RETURNS FROM FL PAso.

Mrs. H. Akard returned last week from an extended visit in Fl Paso fifth her daughter, Mrs. k. F. Kchler Mrs. Akard enjoyed her visit with her daughter and their Fl Paso friends greatly, and returns much benefited from the vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
RETURN TO CANANEA

Visitors from Cananea whose pres. ence was a matter of much pleasure among numerous friends in the dis. trict during several weeks, returned to their home on Thursday in the per. sons of Mrs. H. Smith and her niece.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
GAVE DINNER PARTY

Last Sunday evening F. W. Bed dow entertained party of five at q much enjoyed dinner at the Country Clug. These present were Mir. ani Mrs. Quick. Miss Mae Newkirk, Miss Olive Krigbaum and Mir. Beddow.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
. EASTER BAZAAR

The bazaar to be hell the week Renewing Easter by the ladias of St. Patrick's church, promises to be a successful and attractive affair. The ladies are very busy making quite elab5iate preparati9us tor this occa- sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
IS IMPROVING

Miss Mccall, director of music studies in the public schools, is recoy. ering from severe illness of several days duration. Miss Mccall has been working very hard this school year in the conduct or ner work, which has been attended by results in the schools which win the high praise of the faculty and those who watch educatioW,l progress in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
Miss Mary Full

Miss Mary Full ton Stuart, the handsome young daughter of Gov ernor . elect and Mrs. Henry c. Stuart of vir- ginia. will prob ably become one of the belles of Richmond society  during her fath- er's term of office. The family go there to live in February. when Mir. Stuart be- comes governor Miss Stuart is h ardly sixteen and is at present attending school in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
INFORMAL.

Mrs. Jack McGregor entertained few of her women friends ute in- formally on Thursday afternoon with a little sewing and tea party at her pretty home in Tombstone Canyon,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18

ST. JOHNS GUILD

The. Ladies of St. Johns Guild had very pleasant meeting on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. E. Shine at her home in Warren. Dainty refresh. ments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18

When Anthony J. Drexel gave series of dinner parties for the Rus sian grand duke in the French cap ital, it led to the revival of an old Parisian custom whereby bachelors helped their female friends to act as hosts at entertainments at which women were also invited. Follow ing Mr. Drexel's example, the Count de Cambsceres, one of the wealthiest members of the French nobility, gave sn evening party attended by the younger members of old families and by society women, who were masked throughout the affair and left with out revealing their identity. Nile. de Priel, one of the guests. is shown here in a Paquln gown, as she ap- peared at the dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18
LUNCHEON

Mrs. Henry Poppen entertained a few friends with delicious oc ock luncheon on Friday at the Copper Queen Hotel. Covers were laid for seven.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-18

NIIo' HtHfy IT DImuck.
 Mrs. Henry r. Dimock, who a year ago went to Washington from New York to live, is one of the new lead CTS of the residential or leave dwellers" set. She is the sister of the late William C. Whitney,. sacre- tary of the navy in President Cleye- lands cabinet, and spent a good deal of ame at the capital at that time Hes daughter Is married to one of the attaches of the Italian embassy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
QSwen6anSiacrs GnOe.

9ingbomton, g5.-g.. 1t.Sullll..
SIN bieiieen itG0tiiben Soipital u
geltcrn Wlorgen Der 20menbdnOlge'
@ene 9cOeilb, Der iit6 in elmer @tena
gcrie bier pro0u5irt botte unO an
N}ontag bon eincm 26mcn ungefaF
len unO om &opf inO SaIS ibrcdlI~
Scrflcilbt porocn mar, an icineu
Serlesungen geitorben. 0erlelO'
2ome bat Dor 6rci Sobrcn einen d'l'
ocren &oDen6Gnoiger getootct. &c.
poilb binterl6Bt cine 6rm unO ore'
&inOcr. @r mobntc nit iciner 6a'
milic in gtr. 339, @eit 43. StraBe
g}ciu- Yort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
Ser g9inSs6rant apfer.

Garaquet q. g., II. SUM-
@Gbrcno OcS Sturmes, scr in Der
oergaugeucn 5reitogs,9Iaht iiber DE
Gbolelr.9ai uuo oen @olf bon Sf,
2oprcncc binpcgfcote, bcrloren ~
Slider aus oicier @eeen0 ibr 2cbelI.
9luBer ocn bier S6oonern, oie be,
reits ais unteracgongel gemeloel
murOen, meroen nod bier onoere pert
miBt. Gic gSu6t Scr @inoS6ralf
mo6te iiH nidt mlr ouf Ocm @alier'
ionOcrn ou6 ouf Dem 2onoe fiiblbar'
Sehs gteubouten murOcn bier nmge'
mebt uno groBe Gonlplere llferIono,
Gigcutbum ocr SHmeitern ocs ro'
miib.fotboiiihen &Ioitcrs, tuuroen
loSgcriiicn imo fortgeihwemmt.
@aHe 5nt JteiIc ms ansIan6 beiOrsi
6. Jtninc, gfr. 41a, OIs@aItimore' Strs
Habe GHitum SSaie Hbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
g3nbn erluiirnt.

2afaDette, SnO., II. SUM. =
0a 9rau See @3ariboa in Nhulberrq
om 0ienitag in ibrem Sousbalt DIel
5u tbun botte, 10 beieitigte iic Oas
glohtfleio ibres iieben W3onote altelb
iblofenOcn &inOcS nit elmer Sider.
IeitsnaOcl nn ocr Matrabc, 0anit es
nibt aus Dem gett folleu fonne. Nls
iic 8uriidfcbrte, fano Te 6as idou tall
lcbloic &inO 5pii1en Dem @ett llllO
Dem 5uB6oocn bGngeno. @s baiie
iid in 0oS glohtflcio berwidelt uilQ9
10 bcftig gepiirat ooB es bolO Oaral'l
Itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
Snitiatiue nnO OleferenOnm.

Cotton. 0loiI, If. SUM- 3un
crIteu @aolc in Scr @eifidtc ocS
Sioatcs @loiiohuictts creignete cS
iih acitcrh ooB Elm cmpfcbIcnocr &c.
rid)t be5iiglidl ocs @orihIaees Der
Giufii6ruo bon Suitioti0c lno Re,
fcrcnoim ourd Gin &crfaiiungss
gImcnocmcnt critottct ipuroe. Dies
acihob olird Oos Gomite fiir WliiteI
uno @ege uno mur 3mci WlitaIieocr
ocs 9IusihuiieS maren oogc0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

ten muBtc cr 5u 6eitinmen Inn Gin
Sotel in Bremen iiir ehuo 100000
Nlarf 5u fouien Ger 9estere Der.
troute iid icblieBlid, ais er Der Gr-
preiilngen OeS Burden ntiiOe &C..
morOen mar, Dem StaotSonmolt on
uno sic Seitna6me Stein6auicn's er.
iolgte. g9ie oerloutet, ite6en weitere
@erhaitllnaen bepor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

obac6oItcn miro, iopic Gclcooicn 81
crueuneu fiir ocn GongreB PEI
@orlO's @urity-66Oeratiou, Der III
Suli 1915 in San 5raucisco lia"
iinOen ioa.
Colombia 6u6onenfrel
Cos ausmGrtige 9lmt BON Gololll'
bio Bat geitcrn ser 6ieliaeu @eianol
i6oft 0ou Colombia per aa6el n''
9ct6eilt, ooB Grpertcu no6 elmer eIll'
Ge5euoeu llnteriubuhg 81 Dem gy
iinO gelongt iinO, ooB IN GolonlO''
feline 9u6onenpeit eriitirt.
8roteIt gegen @erfinS
@rGlioent g9ilion cmpfing geieru
BON ser r9ioc on0 Set Sibe~ 2iga III
g3ep-gorf 0as @ciuc6, cine @lallcF
periommhing am Sanitag Dor oeu'
llnteri6obomt Ge6GuOe abballr"
81 0iirfen ais @roieIt gcgeu Die Sy
nii6ungen bon George @. %crtIls.'
Die progreiiibe %ortei 81 AloroIorll"
rem, nm 1916 einen Sicg Der rcp~
blifonii6en @ortei bcr6ei5ufil9Erm
GaS @eiud mar bon @erman @lal"
ais Sefretdr unter5cidnet lmO lplr
Oe Oem S6obanlt.Sefretdr Olcsl0VV
ii6ermittclt.
Daniels Eemperen5per
or0nung.
MorineiefretGr 0uniels' piel6elpry
dcne, Dor fur5er 3eit crlaiicue ~
ore, woourb ser @ennB BON @elu
6ei Sen -@o68citen an SoIU
omerifoniidcr ariegSi6iffe Ocr6oieu
miro, befanO Ii6 geitcrn in SdnOen
OeS Gruders. sic tritt am 1. Sll''
in &roft unO miro in menigen sas'
olSgcge6en merOen.
M otro lie erbdlt 81 9iettunSS
&c e ooille.
GaS SHobocportemcnt perlie6 o.
itcrn sic Iil6erne SapfcrfeitSmeOalll'
Oem Mlatroicn So6n Wl. Gum DO"
Scr n9lmp6itrite~ mcil er an =
Nldr5 5. s. in scr 9}aoD 9ar0 @ pu"
Diorc SsIono, Sal. untcr @eia5r III
iein eigenes 2e6en eincn &ameraOe,'
Dor Oem @rtrinfcn 6cmo6rt Qa.
Gunn itonmt ouSg}em Orleans NV
Oient idon icit bier Sa6ren in 0V'
Morine.
NaDiO 2omor oppellirt
GoOio 9omor, mcl6cr III g'ep'
9orf ongefIaot it, ii6 fir ein 0'F
glieO oes GougreHeS olsgegc6eu 81
5a6en legic geitern 9eruiing a'
ooS N6er 9unOeSgeribt gegeu Oe'
9eidluB ser bieIigcn @cribte eII,
Bob er sur @ro5eiiirlng BON bier llap
gtemY Yorf ous5uIiefern lit,
Si9erbeit 5ur Gee
Ser SenatSalSidjuB fir auslpd
tige ge5iebungcn 6ei6loB oeIterlL eE
nen empfe6lenOen @crid)t ii6er 0p
Sonooner Contention bc3iiglid oe'
Sidcr6eit ouf See 5u crItotteu &C.
gen weI6e i'm Scnot cinige Sppolp
ton beite6t pd6reuO sur 9fatillca'
80
ton cine 8peiOrittel -@}aioritdt error
oerlib lit. Scr 9hisiduB idldgt poi,
Oen Gor6e6olt 5u moden Bob ol'
Ser. Staaten in ibreu eigenen Ve
m0iiern 9lnforOerltugcn 6c5iiglid1 Del
Si6cr6eit uno Der Sorge fir Die Yg'
iuuo6eit unO 9eqrenlicbfcit ser Fal
iagierc itellen Oiirfeu, fails Die &egle
ring ioIHc Goricbriiteu fir amerii'
niide SAiffc erl6Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
NpdlfIntI i'm @oluraou. .glipcr.

Son 9ernar0ino, Gol,, IT,.
Sumi Sm SoGwaiier Oes Colo
raoo 9lipcr iin0 gcitern imueit Sal
5onc, Qlri3, 3wei 2dnocrciiubcr lno
Gin inOianiicber Sdiiier unbefann.
ten g2anenS ertrinfen. Gie Situo.
tion langs OeS gon5en Stromes mar
oeItern fritiih. Nm Scr 70 Meilcn
iiiolib bon 91eeoleS Sal, acleaenen
ii6er oeu Colorado fii6reuOen Bride
Der ,Santa 6e9o6n" iticg Oas @oi-
fer gcliern Oerart, oaB eS bis 81 oen
@a6nibmelen auf Der @riide rci1t
SpGter fiel OaS @aiier mieber Inn
einige 3oIl, ma6rideinlid, neil meb.
rcre Ccidc gc6roden lparen inO 0aS
So1waiier in anocrer 9iihtrng gI6-
5ua iauo. 9(n ocm bonn So6waiicr
oeS Colorado 9lioer 6cOro6teu Geide
am @olcano Sate, mmeit bon Gas
lerico, Sal, arbeitcten oeiteru 200
Gbincien md6reno Der gan5en gta1t
INN Sen Cei6 b66er 81 MAIDEN rno
iciueu 3uiomnen6rud 8u oerbiitcu.
TaIc sur 9lciIc im'S gImSlanO &c.
IOrgt Is. Blaine, glr. Alb, Sit-Salti-
nOyc.Stry ua1e GnitOm SOuic SIur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12


Suffrogetten.
9lf ser sur 3eit in 2onoon itott'
finOenoeu Eoglng DER ogSonen's 81,
6cral sSeOeration@ muroe nit GROCER
W9oioritdt cine 9leiolution augenom.
men, sic in idorien @ortcn OasGor-
ae6en ser Gompf Suiiragetten pcr'
iut6eilt uno Oringeuo a65iilfe BON
Ser 9leQierung ioroert, oie Dem 8u-
itanoe ser 9luardie Elm Gn0e maden
ioa
Sic goriiecuOc, 2doO GorIiSlc.
iprod bon Ser idrcdlic9eu @eiBel gc.
luoltt6dtiger @1et6oOem nit mel6cr
ser 6rouen6emegung ms @eIdbt ge.
idIagen perOe, uno fiigte bin3u:
Gas Deroer6Iihe 9eiipiel imge6ins
oerter @epoltt51tiafeit oas oieie
ner6reGerii6en peiblitcn @iit6eri6e
aeben, Dcrgiftet oos morolii6e Ser
antlportlidfeitSaeiii6l elmer 6etrddt-
li6cn 2ln5a6l bon Nl0nnern in0
sSrouen IN 0ieiem 2on0c.~
2o0u Carlisle bcjeicbuetc eS ais
.foli6eSentinentolitGt mo eine@er-
5errlmg ser 9ittcrIicbfeit" wcnn
man BON Dem StonOplnfte ousac.
&c, ooB 6rauen ni6t nit Dem glei-
den StroinaB mie @ldnuer gemci-
len meroen iolltcn. Gieie 9cmer.
flung pllrOe NIT toicnOem 8eiioa
auigenommen.
Seine lte6ereilung.
@aris, II. Suni. 6eroinono
5oit6fua gcgg, ocr goriibenoe Ser
2ouooner Sanoelsfaulmer, iprod ge-
Iieru aif Dem Sntcruotiouolen San.
Oelsfammer GongreB 81 @uuitcn
ieineS 8oridloges, pona6 @olOre-
icrpcn in @roB6ritonnien, oen Ser
Stootcn Gcuti6lmO, Sranfreid mo
CeItrei6 Ser S6erouiii1t einer inter
nationalcn Gonmiiiion interltcllt
peroen Iollten, 0onlit cine ouf @ol0s
mangel 5uriid5ufii6renoe @onif IN ei'
mem ser genonnten 26noer ucrbiitet
mcroe. geqg be6auptete, Die %onif
IN Sen Ser. Stooten i'm Sabre 1907
iei leOialid ouf sic @eridliiilna bon
@olo an sic 9onf BON 6rantreid bin
eingetreten. Gr alaubc ooS Geicroe.
gonfcn @eicb in ocn Ser. Stoatcn
gd6e cine quite glnlcitllng 6iniibtlic6
oeiicn, mas get6an peroeu iollte.
Or. SobouneS GGmpi &rdiiOeut
oeS oeitiden Geicbstog imO ser 9lel-
teiten Scr 9crlincr aoufmanuidoft
crtlGrte, oie 6rage ideine i6m uuac-
6cuer oiiSgeoe6nt mo compli5irt.
sic perie @robleme out peldc OieI
idpcrer 81 l0ien ieicn ais Dies an.
fdnglib ifeine. Gr trot oofiir cin
DoB ser Gre0it unO sic 3o6lmgsid
6iafeit zines 2onOes in eriter Clinic
oitrb oieies 9on0 iel6it er6olten uer.
oen niiiien Sm &rirjip ici er fiir
sic BON 9cgg 6ege6cnen 9lnreglugen,
6olte a6er oofiir, 0oB Oie Srage crit
our6 unO oirh itlOirt merOeu miiis
f. SHlieBlic6 alou6e er, ooB aud)
StaIien in einen iol6cn internatios
nolen 4lau cin6c3ogen peroen iolle,
i6on mcgen iciner otonomiicben Gr.
paniionSfd6isfeit.
Ter GongreB beidloB, oie glngeles
gen6cit olti Sic GogeSoronma oeS
nGAiicn Gouarciies 3u iebeu oomit
in5miiben ser 5uit6noioe 9luSiduB
3eit bat 5um Stu0ium Der Sroge
Gie 6rie0enSfcfer.
2onoon, If. Siui. n Ger gro,
Bc 9oItiim6oa in Der gn6ert Soa, NIT
Dem am Cicnitag gl6cno sic So6rs
Gimoertfeier ocs imuter6rodenen
6rieoeus 5piiHen GnoIono lno g(uc.
rifa fcltlid begaugcn puroc, bot Gin
1ldn3cnocS gilo, ipie man eS in scr
16cnicitoot ieit Longer 3eit nid)t &c.
ie6eu bat. 9lcbrn 6etanntcn @erio-
ncn ans Der @eicaiboit morcn pclc
9lmerifaner anmeienO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

SSn elmer 9ill, mclhe geitern bon
Dem SouS-Gonite fiir ouSmdrtige
glugclegen6eiteu aiinitig eiu6crihtet
muroc, miro @rdiiocut @ilion auto-
riiirt sic mislGnOiiden 9legieriugen
sur 9cididing oes irternotionalcn
gr5ie6ungs GongreiieS ein5ulaoen,
Der i'm 9luguit 1915 inSaflanO, Sal,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12
.yrOGe gIrmee Der 9icpn6Iif.D

GodcIter, g2..g, If. SUM. ~
Gic groBe @oro0e, nit welbcr bier
Qcitern oos iabrlidc 6clologcr ocs
EcpartementS 0cS StootcS SEEN.
gprf, ,@. g[. g., cr6finet muroe,
inb man nit gfiidiiht ouf sic bcrr.
ibenoc oriidenoc Site ii5 gcnot6igt
bctrddtIit ob5ifiir6cn. Ole ofii5ieOe
Groifnung erfolgte um glodmittog
nit ser gerleiung oes SobreSbcridts
ocs DeportemcutSdefs, morouf mei.
tcre 9cridte ino Jieiolutionen ein,
pcbradt murocn Sir oas glmt ocS
uelicn GepartementShefS lit Sobn 9.
@ea aus 9rootlpn nonrinirt. 9ei
ocm am glbeno obgebolienen Eager
fcucr bielten Ger friibere Sodittom-
monoircnoe Somes Conner, SSobn 6.
Gilmon mo 9li6ter glrtbur 6. Gu
t6erlono pom Suprem @eric6t gln-
ipraden. 9luM oaS o@omen's 9tc.
lief Corps" bieIt id6on 0lor0ens cine
Siblna ob. lin oie SteIluug Der
DcportcmcntS @r1iiocntin bcwirbt
lih sSrou NlorD StartcD Sonioro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-12

@0Im If. Suni. lln9c6euerc5
9luiic6en crregt cine 1robe grplei-
lungs 9lifoire, ipelde ourh oie
Gcr6oitlmg OcS frii6crcn TetcftipS
oeS 6ieiiaeu 9au0gcribtS @liAocl
Stein6oIien 6etamt geworOcn lit.
Stein6auien peritono cS bic in Gr-
fa6runa ge6raHten 9e5ie6lmgeu eli
mes llniueriitGtS 2e6rcrS Siio.
Teutidlano's 5u elmer me6riad &c.
ibeOcnen 6rau in oort6cil6oitciicr
&eiic ouS5uniitcn IND nit Der @ei-
6iilie ocs @ottcn ser Srmi etiuo cine
@lillion @lorf 5u crprciien. Gem cr.
itcn Monn scr Srou wuBtc cr Olrb
ieine Gro6ungcn elmer Gni6iiuung
etpo 100000 Diorf a65ubminoeln.
Cen 3pciteH pcritauo er 0erortig Gin
5uidjiidtern 0aB Oieier i6nl cine9lpo-
t6efe eiuri6iete, uno OcH Orittcu@at.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS BOXES EXpFCTED

We are expecting on this morning early cx-
press many hundred of Xmas boxes in many sizes
Phone inquiry will appraoc you if they arrived
timely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
HARLOW GOODS COMPANY
This and Two More Shop DayS-Then Christmas
THIRD STREET AND BOSTON AVENUE

NESS TO SERVE LATE THE UN
USUAL ASSoRTMET OF GIFT GOODS
You must the advantage the saving Of time and the
Of supplying from and everything of
standard "lalov" price quality be sacrificed,
cNaagu This Christmas Big enough and complete enough
satisfactorily, the last Test today Styles
You'll
find llarow readiness o scrN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
Display OF Cupy DOHS-Main Floor

We think there enough for olay selling The presented
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
SILK SCARFs HALE PRICE.

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beautiful IIor'I patterns, white, pink and blue in
the plain. Srari- that sold for Toe $1OO ~ 30
$500 and up 10 $1,000 Excellent choice and a
splendid gift suggestion The price is Half Regular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
1000 Dolls TO SeH-HOW Many Do You Want?-And
And the Reporting Makes the Selling Easy

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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-20
IDAHO WILL PROFIT
Reorganization of Kuhn Companies
Means Much to Gem State.

Reorganization of the Kuhn proper
ties, as outlined in The Statesman on
Monday morning, will leave the way
clear for development in Idaho, ac-
cording to S. H. Hays, local represen-
tative OF the Kuhn interests.
Asked whether it would have any
effect on the work Of constructing the
Jackson lake reservoir for the Twin
Falls North Side project, Mr.. Hays
said the reorganization means the fl
nancing of that work and the acceler-
alton of it.
"The reorganization will be about as
The Statesman said," he continued.
"The reorganized American Water
works & Guarantee company will take
over the power properties. The Irri-
cation Bondholders company will take
the irrigation properties. For taking
them the bondholders are receiving a
consideration from the Kuhns.
"This reorganization will be per-
fected Immediately. Financial ar
rangements for it have already been
made statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-20
LETTER WITH PARCEL POST
New Ruling by Postmaster General
Will be Popular.

Washington, March Ito further
add to the popularity of the parcel
post, Postmaster General Burleson to-
day signed an order which will permit
the attachment of a letter to a package
when both bear their respective rates
OF postage and are addressed to the
same individual The sending of q
communication with parcel post
package heretofore has not been per-
missible.
Postal authorities pointed out today
that it is often of the greatest .impor.
tance that the sender of an article OF
merchandise write letter concern
ing it, and that in order to avoid de-
lay and facilitate the transaction oi
business it is highly desirable that the
parcels and communications be deliv-
cred at the same time. 1t was with
this in mind that today's order was is
sued.
The letter or communication, how
ever, is not to be inclosed in the pack
age, but to is be be tied or otherwise
securely fastened to the outside in
such manner as to prevent its separa-
tion from the package. The new order
is expected to enlarge considerably
the parcel post service.-Salt Lake
Telegram.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-20
Canal Board Directors Take
Official Attion
SYSTEM WILL BEAR MAJOR POR-
TION OF DRAINAGE EXPENSE.
Settlers Troubled by Excess Irrigation
Seepage Must Cooperate With Canal
Company.

On Tuesday of this week, the board
of directors of the Twin Falls Canal
company met to discuss the solution
of the seepage question for this tract
Legal aspects of the case were care
fully covered and the board by resolu-
tion finally decided that approximate
ly seventy-five per cent of the cost of
drainage will be borne by the COM
pany and the balance by the individ-
uals affected by the seepage. The re-
solution provides that the entire cost
of placing all tiles eight-inch diameter
or over will be bourn by the company
On other laterals where smaller til
ing is used the company will bear fifty
per cent of the cost All such drain
age work must be done by the canal
company. The company also bears
engineering expense. :
The board at this time complied with
the annual state requirement for fill
ing liens for maintenance. In an early
issue the Times will publish the entire
proceedings of the board for the bene-
fit of it's subscribers who are land
holders under this system.