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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

1T 5ugefroren ino iIt es BEN eis.
brefern ,nidt geliingen Die 6abr.
itrabe oes @etp1Iiers often gu bnl.
ten. Die geforoeriing bon galuli.
tion. 9rot. inO 5iltteritoffen bon
Gnglnn0 mad @tblar1o iIt iomit i'm.
terbrohen
Die tiirfiidle gotI6oft in giom
meIoet, ooB Die 6gpptiid)e gorbid
am Sue3 9nilnl 5it Den Giirten
ilbergegangen lit.
glus SunerIdiiiger 6neIle in Ser
Shpei5 berIautet, DAB ole frntso.
iiifcn @erluItIiitcn bis gum 1. SO.
uenbcr Die gtonten bon 10000
9ooten. 10000 gertpiuoeten unO
10000 germiBten aitftpies.
ytahriften bon aonitartiiopel be.
iagrn bab Die Giirfet Die Guiien in
aoufoiien ipeiter 5uriidtreiben, oob
aber Die if)Iedte @itterilng Die
Sperationen bebii0ere.
Bon @aliSien fonlntt 0ip 9tah.
rid)t. 6aB oie Ruiien pieoer aus
oen anrpotbcnpdiien pertrieben iiuo;
lie ba6eu babel imgebeure gerIuiie
erlitten.
Sffi5icllrr fran3Oiiidjer geridt.
9dris; 27. gtnB. Gas irali.
8oitide aricgsomt bat beute fulacn.
ben offi5icIlcn 8eridt beraltsgcgc-
ben: oGeuti6e @ionire batten cinan
Gumnel bis 5u Den Shiitengr1ben
Der 8riten bel 2lrras gegraben iii
Der glbitht, 0ieSdiibengrGben in sic
2uft 81 iprengen. 8Gre ibnen sic.
les gelitngen 10 bGtten mir beute
iibcr ihnere britiiha @erltiite 3u
mel0en gebobt. @liidIiherlpeiie pur.
DC Die 9lrbeit Der 9eutldeu entoeh
lino Der 8lan bereitelt.
Sic fbpere &anonooe un0 ban.
figen SSnfarterieongriffe iuer0en lei.
tens Der 0elitiden i'm norOIi4en
franfreid uno @eitflanoern fortge.
1esf. N5n oen Sogelen 11n0 ole
0perationen infoIge oes beftigen
SdneefaIls ltnterbroden.
Der 8eriu1 ieitens Ser 0eutId)en,
cine @ontonbriife ilber Die gier al
i6lngen, fnuroe bon 0en Sruppen
Der 4aiirten berbinoert. Die 8elt.
i6en iparen nit Ser g[rbeit beinobe
fertig, ol8 Elm Gan8eraug NIT D1o.
ifinengepebren oieieIbe ipieoer 3er.
ftorte.
2uftidiffer baber uebrere gorp
ben in feinolide Sdiibengr1ben ge.
Dorfen; altd geIang e8 ibnen. einen
oelltidcn 8robiiions8ig 5i 5eritoren.
ssSnfoIee oer i6peren &1lte baben
Die 3rnppen Ser g[aiirten in sen
Sdiitengraben idredlif) su Iei0en.
Sails mir Die eegenlp1rtigen 8oii.
tionen baltet iuollen, nlltB etfuas slr
9lbite[ltng Der 2eioen geideben.
g&on trGgt fid nit Dem 8Iane, oie
SfiisengrGben mittels 8rdbtea eIef.
triidl an bei5en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
sStalien ii6er snalanO er6ittcrt.

&ont, 27. 9tob. Sic Grbitte-
rung OeS itoIieniihen goIfes iiber
Die @elpoItt6Gtigfeit, nit Der eng
lono 1nO 5rnnfrctb Die italieniide
Sd)iffabrt uno @infubr binoern,
ipddIt Itctig. 9ermebrt miro Die
Gntriiitung Ooourh, 0aB mcbrere
groBe Metolluoorenfobrifen tng2oro-
itoIien ibren 8etrieb einitellen naB-
ten neil ibnen Die Giitflbr bon
9upfer uno 8Iei obgei6nitten NOR
ben lit. SSn Der Gbifnnirung ser
itolienii8en Oarnpfergeiellld)often
oilrd Die fran5oitihen Sriegsid)iffe
erblifen Die itallenii9en 3eitttngen
einen 8eriud 6ronfrei9s, oen gro
ben ScebnnOel @enuas ua6 92ar-
ieille ob3ulenfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
HamaitaS anbe[ bnrflidlnitten.

Selloon, ~ 4iep ser
untlih befalmt aegebeu miro, III
bonn Wouoerneilr, Der SnieI S5anai.
ca ifon anianss gluguit geneIOet
moroen, oaB Die oorti9e ,aabeIuer-
binoiing NIT unoeren britiiden 9c-
iibungen 5eritort iporoet ici. @lan
botte oalnals augenomtnen, Dab oas
yaiBaeidlid auf eiu Grobcbel 5uriid.
aefiibrt mer0en frlilBte.
9lin miro bctanllt, OoB 0aS aa-
bel ollrd einen oautiben aren3cr
ihon ont oritteu g(uauit, nIio Dor
Aer britiitpu arieaSertldrimg, ollrG-
ibnitten tuorDe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
Gnalirde gSerften thatio.

2onoon 27. Olep. Ger Grfolg
Der Gni6en lulo onoerer ocltIden
arcu8er in Der aopering uno Der.
Yenfling britiidcr Snnbelsfaiffe bot
8ir 6olge, ooB bic engIiiden @crf.
ten nit g(uftr1gen iiberbGuft lill0.
SIM glor0en GnglnnoS Iinb aontrofte
fir Sd,iffe NIT eiitem @eioulintae.
bolt bon 100000 Gonnen un0 III
Glpoe oIlein iol9e fir $4,000 Con-
uen abeei9loiien tporOea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
geneitcs bonn sri,ssrdaapIat.

Berlin, %. 4pb. (;Snnfeu6eridlt.) J
Sin bente gsadmittas DerGffentlidJter
Offi3icaer gcridt 6eiagt: oGngliIdle
Sdiffe haben bic aaite sslan0erms
seitern nidt angesriffen. gImf Sem
meitlihen ariessidanplat 1T teine
Aenbernns an Oerseidnen. gt0rb.
lid BON gangermarf bnben mir cine
!9auiergrippe erDbert nnO cine Gin.
saBl gefangener gemadt. llnicre
goritGke i'm Argunueniualo limb er.
fDlgreid namentlid Oitlid BON ct.
WiBiel uuO glprcmOnt.
Raris, q. NDb. - &niier 8il-
belm bat ii6 in einem Soipital an
Wieb NIT mebreren frnnsGiiIden Ser
iunnbeten angelegeHtlidit unter6al-
ten, Die SapFerfeit Der 6rnn3oicn gc-
riibmt nnS babel ben @nnId ge.
ankert bah 5ranfreid nnb 9eutIdl-
lamb einmal SennOd Srcnn6e Iein
nnO bleibcn iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
GraEersua SarL ansneseidlnrt

BerIilt, II YfoD., iiber Stoq ilnS
2onoon. aniier BiIheIm bat
oem @r5ber8og &arl 8rnr3 ssyoiepb
bon 0eiterreid), Dem Oberitfonntott.
birenoen Der oiterreifiIden sIrnee
ltno Grbet1 bes oiterreid]-itnaoriTfen
Sbrones, oas Gilerne 4reli8 eriter
unb stpeiter &Ioiie berliebet, fir
Die 8ienite, De ct bisber I'M 5eloe
aeleiItet bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
9enti9e fangen
10000 &ulIcn!
Ser sieg ,ngeitanbenermaBen init
grOben Spfern erfanft, nnn mod
ni6t boaitanoig!
seeine rniFi9en Amtsberi9te iber tire ,,sil

lmer mcbr ob. Die WlcI6nna, oob
rieiige oertide 9eritdrfunsen atfoni.
men, bari ais cine 8orbereiting olif
ueitere ruiiiihe S9Iappeu oufgefaBt
lperoen)
2ouoon, 27. 9aob. - Gin aorre.
iponoent Der bteiieen Zines" be.
bollptet, OaB Der 9eriu9 Der 9eut.
iben oen ruiiiiben redten 5liieel
bel 8eIiurL 5ebn enalii6e Wteilen
bon Der ifleiiideu @renae, gu per.
| fen mibIumgen iei un6 General b.
Sinoenburg iid ooOurd gc5pungen
geieben babe, 5rpiihen Der @ei6iel
unO Der Bartbe Bnltig oen Riid3ug
on5ttreten, Inn Der Ginidliebung 5u
entgeben. gluf DER 2inie G5enito.
hau.aratou ieien bic oeutiden uuo
oiterreid.ungorii6en 5riippen ii6ers
aa 5uriidgeuorfen noroen uno ole
geihieBung Der enorm beieitigten
Snuptitaot bon @ali3ien bobe be.
gonnen.
2ou6on 81. gtob. - Ter ruff.
ide @enernIltab bait ollie @in3el6ei.
ten iiber Den Sieg, oen, mic engli.
id)e imo ir1n5oiiihe 3eitltngsforre-
iponoenten meloen, Die puiien ii6er
Die 9eiltidlen errllngen bo6en, 5n.
rid. Gos golf lit oariiber erbittert
Iimo berlnugt Die noIIe @ahrbeit,
miro nber nertroitet, inoent man an.
gibt, oaB Die SiegeSuobridten nod
.niht umfaIieno geftug iin0; man
mill nod biel groBere grfoIge iiber
bic Deutifeu crrlmgfH b6ber, un6
Der gebolterlna nmm Den groBen
s5ieg@ IN ieinem ganden llmfong
.aaf einuln[ niiitiIden. Gar 9setro.
.grn0 aorreipon0ent ser Zines ium,
nrirt Die Situattou oiif bem oitlihen
aregSihnuplnb III foIgen6er Meiie:
Gin rttiiiides Seer beifdftigt Die
Oeiterreider ino Gelltiden ouf Der
@5enitofopo.arafau Clinic lnO fiiqt
benz 6einoe ibtpere gerIuite SIT.
Die 9fuiien 6aben biele @efangene
aenoht mo 3oblreideS 8eidiib er.
beutet.
Gin on6eres rliiiiifes Seer bat
6ns oeiltide 8iIfscorps, oa8 aus
Der @egeno bon BiIun bprorang,
Inn Die oeltiGe 9lrmee BET BIOS
slI retten aifgebaIten. 7ie ruff.
i6e Snlptrnadt lit Bel glo5f gegen
@eneraG b. Sinoenburg i'm aanlpie,
bot oeiien StrcitfrGfte entjmei gc.
ihnitten lnO ocn rehtrn iSliiQcl
lnt8ingelt. g}ei 2opic3 lit e8 8unt|
heitigen 9ampf gefonuuen; bort Der.
i4heu Die GelItiden ii6 olrd8li.
ihIngelL I'M 81 retten, mas nod
8lt retten lit.
General J.. Sinoenbrrg bat ben
9efebISbabern Der oeilti9en 9lrmee,
nelhe in Der 0egen0 BON SoIOau
operirt, 9eiebl gcoe6en ieine gtn.
itrengungen gu pcrooppcln lmo 6ie
@efehtslinien Der 9f1iien 0itIid BON
Wilnipo 81 6ur6orinqen. (g9o6cr
Der 8orreiponoent oieie Iadrift
nobl babcn mna2)
Retroarao, q. Gop. Der qe.
itern bier beroffcntlidte offi5ieIIeI
geriht iibcr Oic a1lnpfc in goIcnI
beiaet MIR, oab iid Die 5hlad1t
meiter ansoe1nr, iid Ill 8unitcn
Der 9fuiien eeitalte uno bic 9cut.
iden oeriuhen, iid aus elmer I'M.
Gage 81 befreieu Iie
GeutIdjen an6erieits bcbnuptcn, oai}
Tie Dem 6einoe auf Der 2inie 3pi.
ifen 2oo8 lnto 2olpie3 idlpere Ser.
lutte beigpbraft bobeil.
9ie aorreiponoenten aus 8eters.
burg meIocn, iinO 3pei oertide glr.
uoLlitalloig ulti5ingelt uno
beriuhen, iid nnd oem g}oroen
oltrf3uidldgcn. gne grobc gIn3obf
@efangener iino bereits III 8nridau
ciitgetroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
lleripnnInptis

ltnicr gcidGster SrellnD Or. 6.
8crnbat0i airs Mod Syslano, SSn.,
bdlt iid gum geiltdje icinrs 5dlpic-
aeriobneS luO iciher So6ter, Scrrn
nnO 6rou Or. Y. Sd)alef meDrere
1oge bier aut
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
9ie 2(Qiirten leiOell
lntcr 9robtr &dltt!
9rftige &fe BET glrras fOrtge
iCbt; iOnlt im @eiten lpenig
BON 8ebentung!
YOrtngars Gingreifen in Den srieg nnbea9i

ene DanOernmmInng 5Oa irS bic getAug Tneebuuens
Derlangt Serbn nnO @rieflnnb merbn ais bic enbe gHgn
be5cidnet Die Saues erbebt bedtgten 9rUef sseen
Guslanb nnb 5raufreid gride SdakensGben bcHeH
9oniereH benue in bic en sepreugt Die SrnppH Aar
ten baben inter Der rensen 9dlte duer Oeu; mil bic
SdakengrGben mtels Glstsitdt be5en Sapdn gaasr
SeBlsbaber Der GmOen eHSet euen gerdt nad Berlin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
syn 9iingtam fielen no 9cntidle.

Berlin, per 0rabtloie no6 2on-
BON 27, 9lob. - Die oellti6en Ser
lutte mabreno Der gelagerltng bon
Siingtou betrugen ITO @efo[lene
ino 600 9erpunoete. 9ie @eian1t.
8abl Der bon oen Saponern gemo6
ten @efangem 6e6iffert iid ouf
1850 Mann etnidlieBli6 Der 600
8ermunoeten pelde IN SSopon ge-
pfIegt neroeu. Die gebanolltng
gi6t feitert @runo 3lt geIdperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27

SonitantinOpeI, "a. Sob. - Scr
bpnt Snltan nnb 2S npbamebnni.
idlcn Erieitern itntefseidtnetc glnf.
rnf snrn beilieen arito warbt beHts
bcrSfientliap
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
gritiidle s,nnAf[snrrlnite.

Berlin, 27. g3op geadyridten
aus Gom beiaeen. boB England inn
Wonot 9ftober ourh ben ssriea
Gan8 beoeittenoe SanoeIsoerIuIte er.
Ittten bot. Gteqen ben Sftober BON
lesten Sabr tit oic Ginf1t6r lint
20,o00,000 9frtn GterIing, D0er
40 Rro3eit, unb Die glusfnbr Inn
100000 Gflinb GterIing ODER
60 Tro5ert qefoIIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
anr gaaaaaiu4Grploiio

G1nrdiII crfldrtc, oub 6as Sdiif
gegcn 1853 morgens aufgefIogeu
lei (oas laBt auf Elm H. .. idIieBen
oein Die greiien am liebitcn beim
Wlorgcngrmlen am nt0 6aB 8i5e.
lmo Soutre.glOntirdle 5ugegen paren
iln6 nusiagen. oaB 3pciieIIos cine
innere @rploiion erfolgt ici. (6jc.
nib, Der 9orpeoo bate geruoe oas
8ulDernago3in getrofieu.) Gle Bull.
mart. Die crit Dor Is Sya6ren IN
ben Gieltit geitelIt mur6e, mar elm
Shiff bon $4,000 Qonnenge6nlt H.
lag o6erbaI6 SbeerneB an Der 0liin.
oim9 oeS Dleopnp.6Iuiies in Der
8beniie. Die @ullporf mar 1uBerit
itarf nit bier 3p0IB0lligen. t2
iefs3olIigen @eihiiben 16 3p0lf,
pfiinoern, 6 0retpiiinoern uno pier
SorpeOorobren orniert. Gle mar
All SUB lang umo rs SUB brett.
ylit Mlniif lina6
9us Die iogenannte GypIoiion er.
folgte, ipielte aerooe Die Ntliif an
Ged (ein 3eihen. pie iider Die
Serren GngIdnoer iih BORT fiiblten).
slls omln Der Ifand) iid) per3ogen
huttc, mar BON Dem srobe1 Sdaff
fid,ts n1nhr an iphpn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-27
6ro6fr Sitg Der
WtIttrrti6tr!
Die 0lHiien iUerben in bic aarpatbca'
paiie gelOdt nnO Oanu heruidl.
tenO seidlaseH.

Blell uDer gerlut uilO Nfllters
Dam, 27. 9top. Ser 5ipeite Ser.
iud Der Riliien, our6 Die aarpotben.
p1iie IN llngarn eirJubrederL ipur0e
NIT idredli6en 9erluiten oes Sem.
oes abgeihlneen, uno gegen $4,000
9fuiien liegen toot ooer oerlpitnoet
I'M 5dnee oes rauben 8ologebirgcs.
9ie Oeiterreiher, nohoem lie er.
fount, 0ob Dem melt iiberlegenen
5ein0e an Der Sombor iino BEL StrD
nidt Sdlt 3lt gebieten mar, itellten
oemieIben cine Sale. 3uerit ging
ole Sauptrnadt Der I. t. Sruppen,
Onbei Die bier5lt geeisnetiten Soben
i'm Stillen uno nit 8oriibt be.
iesenO, 6ur9 Die gGiie. gliir fIeiue
Qbtbeilungen ais gladbut ntiiBten
eine fliebenoe glrmee borlteIlen.
glinolings iesten Die gtuiIen oieien
mad uno ais iie iid IN oen GngpGi.
fen befonoen ging oos Sdlahten
Los. 8eritedte @ebirgsbatterien llno
YIaitinengei6iite begarnen auf Den
6einO in Den 9obIneeen 81 ipielen.
Der, obnmodtig iid 5l bertbeioiget
mobl einiee 8aionettangriffe modte,
balo ober bon Dem mor0erii6en
6euer nieoereemodt plroe. Die
ierigen rriiiihen Eruppen peIde
iif aus Dem @ebirge auriif8u5ieben
bermohter, gerietbei in etnen fiirn-
terltden ShneeIhirn ltno Souier0e
erfroren. aonpagniepeiie ipuroen
lln5dblige eefongen eenommen, De.
ren erite Borte paren: o@ebt tns
etwas 5u eIien"
Sdiuci5 prOteitirt.
Bern, Shpei3, 27. Nob. Die
@eionoten Der S6nei3 in Gnglano
unO 6ranfrei6 baben Den Hegierun.
gen oieier 21noer ouf 0as entifie.
oenite gegen Die bon fron5oIilden
iino engliihen 0ffi3ieren be8ongenc
notwithstanding proteItirt, bic
ooOurd beeangcu luitrbe, 0oB Die
.0ffiSiere nuf ibrem Sluee nah 5rie.
oritsbafen idipei8eriides Webiet
iiberfIoeen. Die feiftoIiden Nero
plane batten g befonntIi6 ouf bic
3erIt6rung Der in 6rieoridsbafen be-
finOIiden 3eppeIin.2uftidiffe obge.
ieben bod tpurOe, lpie bereits &C.
meIoet. Der 9tnidlag b0Ilig bereitelt.
Die Sdnei3er 8ebor0en tbeilen 3u-
Dem mil, Dab bon Den bier 8Iiegern
mtr 5luei 3uriidfebrten. giner Der
5Slieger, Der engliihe 2eltnont
Briggs, nuroe ourd Sdiiiic aus
Der 2uft gebolt, m1brenO ser 5meitc
in ben 9ooeniee fieI imO ertronf.
Qie AeropIone Der beiOen 2uftidiffer
murOen 8eritort.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
RENT CAR DRIVERS
 AND THE ORDINANCE
They Say the License is Satisfactory
 to Them

To the Editor of The Republican.
 l beg to express my opinion or the auto ordinance which has been mis- quoted in the afternoon paper, which accused the street car company Of drafting it. This ordinance was sug gested to the commission by the men conducting rent cars in the city for an honest living for protection against outside competition which rushes in and takes the best of our business at times, on which we depend the year round. In reference to cars operating on the streets tor five cents fare, they are operating under inSufmountablc difficulties as has been proven by a good many since it was started If they were not operating their cars at q
 loss they would have continued busi-
 ness instead of dropping off after d few weeks trial and would not object
 to paying their license annually. Tn regard to the city opposing to us car
 rying over seating capacity of our cars, We do not object. for the protection of the public as well as our cars
 Signed
 J. D. CROSS. Representing IS rent car drivers
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
HANSON GRADUATES
 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
Students of Local Business College Complete Stenoaraphic and Busi
 ness Courses, Secuse Positions

Yesterday at the Lamson Business College the largest number of uiplomas ever issued by that school in one day were presented to students who had finished different courses. Miss Ethel Banks has completed the stenographic course and received q di- Dluma from that department. Miss Banks is a stenographer of more than ordinary ability. She reported the sermons at the Baptist church revival | last winter, and also reported MT Browns sermons at the Brown and | Curry meetings.
 Ivan Reuter- and John Weber were i granted diplomas from the business department Mir. Reuter- has been do- l ing the bookkeeping for one Of the To- l cal firms for several months. Mr
 i Weber has secured the position as
 bookkeeper at Iron Springs for the dining room, store and Iron Springs ! Outing Club.
 Diplomas were issued from the pen
 manship department to M B. Sandidge
 and Ivan Reuter- of Phoenix: Miss Es-
 l tella Gribble of Benson and Miss Riv- 1 CTS Sumrell of Apache
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
IAN ARIZONA SONG
 BY MRS. MARY BELL

Dear old Casa Grande" is the title of song by Mrs Mary Bell, wife of Dr. William Bell, the music by J. H Andino. This song was produced some months ago, but the copies of it were found to abound in typo graphical errors and errors of music The issue was therefore withdrawn but the words and music are repro duced by H. ;. Talbot X Co, Chi cago. The song will shortly be pre- sented at Riverside park Those who have heard the music pronounce il delightful and it is expected that it will quickly come into great popu- larity.
 There are eight stanzas of the song The first four are: Meath the broken walls of Casa
 Grande,
 A ruin of six hundred years or
 more.
 In the sun-lit land of Arizona,
 l met the girl whom l adore. In the Cast; Grande Valley
 Where the river Gila flows Where mesquite and tall sahuaro
 And the palo verde grows. Bordered by the opaled mountains
 Where the skies are always blue SEe told me that she loved me
 And 1 sWore that I'd be true. And we whispered in the twilight
 Of the mystic race of yore Who at one time had been dwellers
 On the Gila's lonely shore
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that of Maricopa County. Arizona. will receive sealed bids for the purchase nf all tho right. tit'e, interest. claim and demand of school District No. of Maricopa County, Arizona, in and to Block Fifty seven (5I) of the City of Phoenix
 Ali bids shall be in writing and delivered to the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of School District No. 1 ot Maricopa County. Arizona, on or before Saturday. June C. 1914, at the hour of o'clock r. NJ, and each bi1 shall be accompanied by check, duly certified by some responsible bank, for ten per cent of the amount of the bid, and which said certified heck shall be forfeited to the Trus- 'ces If School District No of Maricopa County. Arizona, in the event the successful bidder shall fail to complete the purchase under his bid and pay the balance of the amount of such bid to the Trustees )f School District No in cash upon the tender to him. or his nominee, of good and sufficient deed of con Neyance therefor. No bid will be l accepted for q less amount than Sl5,000, and unless and until the maker thereof shall at the same 1 time. purchase all the right. title in terest claim and demand in and to said Block 57 of the City of Phoenix 1 md the Trustees of School District 1 No. reserve the right to reject an, and all bids.
 l The Trustees will meet at City l Hall at 6 F. NJ. on the above datt | for receiving and considering bids 1 Dated this 18th day of May. 1911. 1 By Order of the Board of Trustees of School District No. l, of Mari
 copa County, Arizona.
 | l.. D. DAMERON,
 Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
BACK FROM VACATION

BACK FROM VAcATloN-Deputy State Auditor Ormund returned last night after a months vacation at his home in Meridian, Miss.
 COWS?-An inquiry has been re- ceived at the board of trade for dairy cows. w. Klem, manager of the Ray dairy is looking for about 15 good Jerseys
 TIMBER SALE-The state land state treasurer the sum of 5000 re- ceived from timber sales from sec tions of University land
 END OF A SCHOOL TERM-Miss Bertha II. Humphries closed 6 very successful term of school last week at Brophy school near Courtland. .triz. She is now visiting her sister. Mrs. F. Griffiths, at Shady Lane ranch, one miles southeast of Phoe- nix
 RETAIL CLERKS - The Retail Clerks association will hold a meet ing at the city hall tonight at S o'clock The meeting is for the ! purpose of completing arrangements for the annual picnic. and President Jack Rinehart urgently requests that all members be present
 NEW ClERk-The United States 1 land office is assuming its pre-holi- | day appearance. Always just before the people begin going on their sum mer outings. there appears a new tenn l porary clerk. Mrs. w. J. Corbett is now preparing to take the places Of 1 the vacationers as they leave for their summer leave.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL EVENING -Tht Sunday school of the First Preshy | teIian church will hold its regular
 Sunday School Class evening to- i night at 7:3O in the church parIors 1 All teachers. officers and pupils oi the main school. and the teachers
 and officers of the elementary de- pertinent are invited to he present 4 l social good time is promised for all.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The su. preme court yesterday modified anC
 affirmed the decision of the superior
 court of Yuma county in the case o the Fidelity Guaranty and Trust Com.
 pany. appellant, ys. J. Ruby, appellee In the cases of the Arizona Min,
 Supply Company vs Boman. No
 1882 Otis vs. Nelson No. 1342. ant
 cations for rehearing were denied
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Highest temperature, 95.
 Lowest temperature, 65
 Mean relative humidity, 3i.
 Total rainfall, 0.
 Deficiency in temperature yester = day, 1 degree
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 15 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 339 degrees
 Departure in rainfall yesterday none.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month. .O4 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency ill rainfall since January 1. "A inch.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
ROTARY CLUB MEETS
 AT GARDENS TODAY

For the first time, the Rotary club will meet at the Gardens when il assemblies for it's regular session this
 noon A nice luncheon will be served at the cafe. Today'S meeting will be in charge of W. A. Hornsberger. of the Pacific Gas and Electric company. will have charge of the meeting. and T. J. Coston will make the feature ad dress.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05

Many of our patrons who go out of town frequently pack their silverware and other valuables in trunk or suit case and store them hereuntil they re- turn. The Phoenix Savings Bank X Trust Co.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-05
Of Local Interest
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STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service report for June i; Elevation of water in reservoir, leel ..''.... l5l.l 70 Contents of reservoir, acre it. 269, 705
 Less preceding A hours, acre feet ... .... 1,647 Elevation of water in reservoir, one year ago today, feet .... 160.62 Contents of reservoir, one year ago today, acre feet ......... 501. s , Normal flow of Salt and Verde rivers at Granite Reef dam, M. l, ....... ........... 19,510 Normal flow water for lands up to year ............... 1881 Amount of water used for irri- gation, north side, NJ. ~ 2S,l40 Amount of water used for irri-. gation, south side, NJ. l. .. 22,400