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Evening journal., 1915-06-01
A ONE.sIDED PICTURE.

From the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Taft's arraignment of labor
union leaders and their political pol
icies is true-in its general tenor,
at least. They have failed to suppress
a certain lawlessness in the name
of labor unionism which has resulted
in violations of the criminal statutes.
Denfence funds for the men impli-
Gated have been raised. Union lead
ers have sought to obtain special
privileges fortified by statutory de-
clarations, and have worked yigor-
ously. politically and in every other
way, to bring this about
All these things being so. wherein
do the labor union leaders differ es-
sentially from the capitalist leaders
with whom they are in economic con-
fict? Has capital never violated stat
utes? Has capital never spent huge
sums for the defence of members of
the employer class when under pro-
secution? Has capital never sought
special privileges from state and ma
tional legislatures, declarations OF
policy embodying special privileges
from patty conventions? Has capi-
tai never maintained lobbies ant
worked for its own pocket?
Mr.. Taft presented a one-sided pic
ture. It happens that the labor class
so-called. puts forward union leaders
with certain duties and certain re
sponsibilities, who by reason OF tha
fact may seem TO stand more directly
and specifically responsible for unioT
conduct than do the undesignated anG
! irresponsible big men who sway opin
! ion and action of the capitalis; class
| Therefore IL may be easy to denounc'
the labor leaders for labor's short
comings, but ii Is none the less
partial proceeding. so far as the pub
lie is concerned. II is elementary t
say that the public welfare require
the suppression of "tyrants' in eithe
class. II is plain. practical fact 4
say that the public still deems itsel
in less danger from labor unionism
even when its leaders make mistake
or fail to realize their highest ideals
than from the special privilege seek
ing Of the great moneyed interest
of the country.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01

many their sympathies naturally are
with Germany; as between the>United
States and Germany, their sympa-
thies, their loyalty and their lives
will be with their adopted country, no
matter how keen the regret may be
that there should be controversy be-
tween the land of their birth and the
land of their present citizenship. The
blatant agitators do not express the
state of mind or heart of the great
population of German bifth and pa
rentage in this country. There is no
reason to doubt their loyalty OF ques-
tion their patriotism
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
WITH THE PARAcR,pupps

Clifford Pnchot has been ordered to Belgium An
parenty there is haven of rest for Bull Moose on
this globe be-Brooklyn Times.
II is woman's vct0fyi" exuitantiy declares Mrs.
William Hale Thompson wife OF Chicagos Mayor-elect
Which well may cause Mr.. Thompson TO wonder Just
who's going to be Mayor OF Ckpago the next two years
New York Morning Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
pELAwARE,s COMMENCEMENT.

DELAMARE'S COMMENIBMENIs
From the Newark Ledger.
In few weeks commencement ex-
ercises will be held at Delaware Col
lege. This occasion is always an
event in the old college town; of late
years the event has become quite
important to the people of this
State and also of adjoining ones This
year the event promises to be larger
than last year, from the fact that the
College has become more widely
known.
The increased attendance of visitors
at commencement exercises is always
encouraging to the Board of Trustees
and the Faculty. 1t means the peo-
pie are beginning to realize the good
work that is being done at the Col
lege; and how young men are being
better equipped to fight the battle
among the bread winners and the
making of good citizens.
It is hoped that the attendance
this year will surpass all former
years. This would mean much to the
college. AS soon as the people of the
State are interested in the advance
ment of the institution then will come
the increased attendance of students.
Invitations have been sent TO all Del
awaTeans and of other States.
SUSSEX AND STRAWBERRIES.
From the Lewes Pilot.
The berry season in Sussex county il
now at its height, and the thought
struck us that while the farmers in
nearly all parts of the county have
turned their attention TO the growth of
the fruit that it would be well for the
farmers around here to give it some con.
sideration.
The land in this section of the county
is the most fertile to be found in lower
Delaware and is we'll adapted to the
growth of the luscious fruit. A few
years ago government expert made an
investigation of some of the soil in this
district and after a thorough eXamina-
tion made report that the berry could
be grown as extensively hercsbouts as
in the vicinity of Georgetown, Selbyville
and Bridgevlle.
Some of the farmers tried an expert
mcnt, but on such a small scale that
! they were unable to induce the commits
sion merchants OF the large cities TO SEND
brokers here because of lack of fruit
The yield was so small because of the
limited number of plants set out that
! they could not afford to waste their
time when they could go to Selbyville
> Bridgevillc and some of the other towns
of the county and get their orders filed
5 As a consequence those who had patche:
= plowed them under and gave up al
t hopes of realizing anything from the
Y growth
4 There is no reason, with a sufficient
number of acres grown, why Lewes could
= not be made ono of the important poiut'
. in the county for the shipment of tho
e fruit
= There are hundreds of acres Of lant
a that are Just the kind required to grow
- them. re believe if the people her,
o would make special effort that IN,
S farmers, with a promise that the crol
T would be handled to an advantage ant
o prices as good as arc realized in othe
I parts Of the county would be received
/, that they would engage in the business.
S Let us all get busy and sec If Lewe
), cannot be made an important shippin.
= point for berries. Lend a helping han,
5 to the farmers in this section and w,
believe they will do the rest.
Evening journal., 1915-06-01

to force the issue to the detrimen,
of the Democratic party.
It would seem that past experiences
would show the state leaders the
real danger and folly of trying to
make the Democrats of the State take
a candidate for fovernor they do
not want This was done in 1895 and
1911, and in both cases Republican
governors occupied the State House
at AM .apolis for four years, and the
Democratic party was made the mi-
nority part of the State for the same
length of time. Following this fiasco
in 1911 the same tempt was made to
force Clark on the people of Mary
land in 1912 as their candidate for the
Presidency, when the real sentiment
throughout the State was for Wilson.
The Democrats of Wicomico county
resented this attempt to carry the
county for Clark and the leaders we're
overwhelmingly defeated on the day
of the primaries Notwithstanding the
fact that all the machinery at hand
was used to force through Clark's Sc
! lection
There should really he no necessity
for such rabid action on the part Of
/
should not be led into such trap.
@WATCHFUL WAITING"
From the Middletown Transcript.
The German undersea assassins are
still at it. The Norwegian steamer
Minerva was torpedoed a few days
ago, and shame to say the steamer Iris
fired at for going to her help. Again
the steamer Cromer loaded with pas
sengers has just escaped by few
yards from a submarine shot fired
without warning.
Finally. on Monday another Ameri-
can steamship, the Nebraskan, though
flying the American flag was torpedo
ed by a German submarine. several
persons seeing its per.scope. Mean
while Mr.. Wilson is "watchfully wait
ing" WAITING for Germany TO assass-
mate more Americans? How much
: longer will the American people wait
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

I'm i9 ben grabe ben Brief in Dis
got in Den De9Itbdstet perfe noble,
lpenn ems bageipeIe mar. oa Iebn t4.
perI9ieoene bpn bieWorte Die In 0ifs
fsrsnte S9rtft seidrippe mare. 0a
is mid c 2eit auIganse! Sd ben
metn 4en8el eraus gebolt III ben Die
Worte an { pies pebper gei4rippe
uno mas ipern Ga Dente, pie i9 nd9s
ter mein @ei9trtbbel tipper gelsle
bat Is geIagt: p5ofort ben aOnig
IeBI i'm austinne iDieDteI 5rubps ie
pen uu lper lie Oas @eIO gefornii9t
pat."
MeIl, i1 ben nit gepibt, Oh i9
ben betti4e aaiIer for feline 54marts
neB { aomplimelt made ben iole,
6jtabs er bat ben Brief in 70 en-
mteliti4ente Meg gefidit. obOer Oh
ih nit mid ben SANDS i1e9te iols,
titabs Id ben bic @iote 70 idnea ges
prdfpt. Gnnibau i'm i9 frpb gss
Deie, Dab i'd getptBt ben, ipo id
bran mar I'M id ben AUDI reitetpsg
Ineine pldns 9emadt. Sd ben msts
ne bette Subt ange3ose, ben meme
adblingtoros eingeIto9e, roc, brauf
seprlntet Is: ,qltlter Ybilipp Sauers
anlpfer, @sttpeier, Suneitet Gtebts4
unb ben mid { Sddiie genomme I'm
fin Su Den pdIa330 regaIa georiplpe,
iuo i'd ben porter ob0er Saustne9t
pD0er ipas nier TIN rufe bubt, meme
Hdrb getplpe ben IN i'm geIaot ben
Debt gIet9e ben Ring gu Iebn.
DO per'n sc nit oieI Slid ben"
bat Der Seller gefdgi, Der Sling Is en-
btiiiger Ylaun I'M lam feline
aeit nit an S9ne mebIte." vGelpper
meinb4, ben tA aeiagt, .oas Is nit
59ne SIR 8iBueB. Sf iper'a mid
oom nit ppn 10 en- Ie%deabdnoioe
nit bumtne Riemarfs ubs
Iprsibe lafs!
Gs Eat 10 ebuut 5ebn Wlinnits sss
nomme, Oa ID Der Seller niO6er
III bat en- @au for mid gee
ua4t. Dab td effrebt ssfpsfe fin, sr
oebt NIT feline hobs c 5o1[ in ben
5lobr puide. 6 bat { Idnse @entsu3
auipsr NIT 70 en- SpisO,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

pub 1iaurm porttlbaft aRpdbt. Mud
nirb ie altidmdBig BON Sung un6
alt btporsuai. Cine ptittre, bel gts
iragtnt Wloogiafbs III Warinsblau,
mabttnb fir 4bmbraht 6tllblau
nit GiIbsrbtiab, gloil unb Gmpirts
Griin bsgiinitigt tpirb.
Inter ben pieIsH mobernsn 3affets
iiufim (streifeus. 9inisus, 9Iodtaros
rnb @ittsrtaromuItsr) Rimmt fiber
Ter idipar5e 5aiist lie erIte Stens
Elm, unb Sfpar ipirb sr niht nrr fir
aIeiber uno Sadsu, 6ie i'm 5ragsn
febr anatnebm uno leiht fnb, psrars
beitet. ioHptrn aud isbr pisI fir Def
Itre Mldohens un0 ainbertlsioung
terpenbet.
geIonoers fino es bic mGnieI, bic
germ gu tpeibeH 8atifltltipern aetpdblt
irerosn. Wan nrbeittt tie gt6btsns
tells futterlos ODER beitet nnr elm Bis
gum Girtel reihsnbes psiBes gatiIts
fuitsr Elm. bas iid Isiht reinigen
Idbt.
Sn unIerem giloe el6b. y seigsn
mir cine iebr geidaiss s6oBiads aus
itipnrssm gaTfet NIT peiben Set
DenonHdIdgen. Die 5nde bat dnges
idnittene 4ermsl, dngeIebte 4uf
Foliage nit bdriibergreifenoem aras
gen. sin9sFaBte &nopit0dsr. 5alttu-
gtltn0pfe unb einsn BORN a6geidrdgs
ten SdoB, Der, ben gorberteilen ans
geIdnitten unb unter 56nurr0lIden
anosiebt, riidndrts 3iemlid gIodig
1nsTdIlt.
I'm BEN i'm nG9Itsn 8ilbe (tbbils
hung p b~argefeIlten 5afFets9oIero
NIT @Icdenriiden unb Gammetbanbs
9fIab Fnb bic germsI ben stfpos pers
, Iseitertsn MhFeln angeiebt, bic Qufs
ihIdgs nngefhnitten, nit 3affet be-
[ tlsibet nnb nit 6ammet61nb befebt,
fas man aud am Snnenranb fprts
tiibrtn lam. GIeides gnnb bGIt bic
asrmeIfaIbeln 5uIammsu, bic nit Dem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14
Die SerIuitc Sraat.

Der puncerlide 8rouh Der
9rautDerlpIung, Der aus Der ldie6enen
2dnoeru, !. .. aud aus gslpihen 9es
eenoen GlanOerns, betannt lit, fol-
nab burliegsnoen 9eri9ten in BEN
ruhiI6en Se3irte GtOmeneIst nod
beute fortleben. BORT tinOet in ies
Dem neuen Griibliug cine ri6tige
9raatIotterie ltatt. Bon Dem Aus
qenbIide an, no bic aus5uloienOe
S6Due ausgemdblt porDsn it, fat
fe bic Yerpili9tuns, fi4 cine
Np6e lang au 9aus gu baIten, I'm
Die geiu1e Der 9efperber anSunebs
men. IS fulgt iooann unter Der Aufs
Iidt Der Ortsbeb0roen bic 8erteilung
Der gpie. S9re 3abl beiragt 5000,
Der grsiS fir jeosS Cos belduft f4
aif eineE Hubsl. Die 3iebung bs.
gingt, IobaIo idmtIiae Cole abgeiebt
iino uab Der @epinner bat bas Re4t,
bic S90ne beim8ufibreH. 9a Gle
aus Dem 9ertauis Der 2oie setpDns
meme Gumme BON 5000 HubeIn fait
aars Der 9rout ais Mitgift 3ufaat,
10 lit lie begreiili9srpeiie cine iebr
begsbrte pgrtie. Snbes bIeibt i9r
oas Redt Dpr6ebaltsn, ben @etuine
ner aIs G6egemabI aus8ui4lagsn, i'm
JaIls er ibr niat 3uiagt. Dam
tsilsn Iid bic MdDhsn uno i9r bsrs
i9mabler grduliqam bic 5000 0tu
BEL, aber Der Jaa iUL MIR feIten eiHs
irsten, in Der giegsl foIgt bic D%erIoite
8rnut BEN oliidIiden GeDinner aIs
Satin in fsin 5eim.
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#lf4 WHEfHHft T.sHt.
.Hii6 abf fah8ass m iflH 6
ftfta. ab hi HH ta Hlatifa
q alt HAtf Ha.af Hasi8bH asi
S etttHf .#..
Naaimanat fbf rffat .M al
n'6l 0aal Nt,l8 BH ifH Go 3D.
W it Hef EMin mt flHff atdf
rma tH J6ngn Wi#ialt lf tt d.tt
.aaB Gtib bit ttaif noe alfi at1i
iitltit.a
0ttdhnL Gin usmmi
fabti tintn @huiftuHb. ttf ftlttt
QUO tlHmdl ithf ttit mat mo ma
cine Htntnaalttit taiis. tn 0lt ltl,
ni1t. bort mtiH e. uammilih out
ben itfatohudlt bin. Ca ladsn btt
Ehnliftunb unb iaalt .AoitnHim.
Der mar QUO idoH 4 mol met IT,.
arobbdlir!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

= Gnfart terrtbIt. aurts
den peiIt bei Sante Sibop, elmer
Iebensluitigsn iungen Dittps. Nab
reno feline 6dn0aen iiber bic prdhs
ttgen Sei0enbe5ige Der M6bel gleis
ten, geht inn pI6Bli9 elm 9i9l ouf,
uno gum GntIeBen Der f6Dnen 9ons
te plnBt ct in ole 9amengeieai9aft
binein: pWlein 9apa bat redt: 3ante
bat ptrtIid ie9r 5drte - Be-
8iebunaen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

oaB i9 nur iopist ben uusmu4s
tonne, oaB Der Sing reObig mar mid
81 fsbn. Sd jim NIT ben Seller
obbitebrs I'M fin in { grobes Hubm
gefiibrt iporbe, no drtg I9Tn gss
fornii6t mar. Bel Sale, ben i'd ges
Oentt, tpeun nur Die 2i33te, mas mei>
ne Qlte ID, lele GDtnitf9er I'm a5rs
tens I'm 0rebpertts bdtt iebn tDnne!
Sd lam Sbne ings, es mar great!
Na9 E tletne Deil IL bic Oiebr 3u
ZEN nd9Ite Ru6nt aufgemu9t tporOe
I'm 5tpei 5eIerf9 in Suntform ben
mid gefrogt, erein gu tomme IN ba
ts Seine Mdti4eItie gefuefe. 3pifGe
Sbne un mid. ben i9 { atinere @ibie
BON ben Sing gebabt IN i9 lin tpte
mer auf oeitf@ fogs Oubt O%tiepeuntet
getuefe, Met lpenn nler ben Sing E
pebr Sbferoas ange3pge 6dtt I'm {
rotes 9enteri9iff lin Iein glet geteit
Nbdt, bann bdtt CT edTddlie 10 gegudt
pie feline 2anOsIsit in bic Sansitet
Ste6ts.
Gr Is 8u mid tomme IN Bat
6duOs gef9ebtt I'M fngt, CT tpoat
treie ensIiI4 nit mid gu Ipre6e,
dinner er ndr I6ubr er belt piele
Bluffs made IN id miiBt bas edss
iuRie. 9a ben i1 seia9t; pSubr Ma
tf4eitie, bu6n &c it9 BON tpege ben
nit battere. SD lam grab 10 gut
eitellien, I'M tf4ermen unb frenI@
IN fpebnifd uno pIuttbeiti6 table
pie i'd sngIiI9 table lam, 10 iu6s
fe es Or1t fein Differing gu mid
mode"
Da bat er gei6meiIt lin faat, CT
1dtt es INNER gemiBt oaB Die @mes
riteus e orig toItiipebtet I'M iteIIiz
Hdeno qiebeI mare I'm Oann bat er
MIDI gefragt, mid gu Iebe III mir
ben unIerer .leine Sobt gsitart.
SD lam Sbns' eff aobrs nit oIs
les Inge, mas met bistoBt ben,
dtplper In mein nG9ite Brief min id
Sine bod { par peunts gene.
Womit i1 berbIeipe
Sbne Sbru lietper
QBiItPp SauexomPftr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

siemli9 arob In Del alert bat mid
10 ipper5ipsrg ungegudt, als tpern
Ct mid for en- SpiOne, mas msr auf
heitId en- Spet rufe oubt, baltic osht.
81 Idutt porrie, ben i'd ssOentt, i'm
In : aprner aanse I'm ben ben Brief
aufgsma4t IN i'd muB iase, Id fin
IurprsiIt getpsie. Der Brief mar in
englil9 gfidritpps III bat tns beits
foe translsbtet ssIast, ie bebte al
gut fiible un udre geIunb IN ie
Osbte bofie, oaB i'd auA ropoI fii9le
bebt lin oab i9 balo lDiooer beIul
icmme oebt. lRo nod { par 2eius
mebr, nids lpie Grdid uR Id muB
Iage i9 ben nit Sett oo0er GeDI
braus made t6nne. SD fin reit
itre9t tpiber gu ben 4Isrt gauge IN
ben geiagt, Ct lplt Ii9 email ben
8rief ongude, for feline eigsne Sdts
iisFddI9sn iii loat mid iage, p6
oas ME en- iuIptIdss 2sttsr guide
otbt. Gr 6nt Den Brief seIeie IN
iagb id doIlt ibn 5pei UliliOns nal
sdsiubls, tpenn Ct mid implicit bait,
uiDtuer er .miBt tObufsie, Dab in ben
Brief nids mar, po oebni9erub
aussude be9t.
SD fin bartl su ben SOteI gauge.
ben mid in met Rubm einseladt un
ben mod email Den Brief 0ordgeleIe
te9rfua I'M jeOes AOrt ben i'd
bon Die Gront uu BON binne QsIels
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

mbtboGOsifdes. Gna:
Sieb' mai, EruOe, bier fdidt msin
9erlobter isin neueitss Bib aus Dem
5elbe.
Sru0e: a4. pie ret8enb Der
refine 4poa!
gla; QpD12 - @u i%uOltsit mob
en- Mors2
9ruber: 4ber Rinbtr! - Mdra
un0 apon trugen bod feline @ols
bdrte!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

m lsfH H~aaiaafaaA HlaW Nlii
iffB ailfalfli4 8iifaagit8h aHl
at listen NtlH Hffh na a
.fH tslaafltalW 8fiH aaiaaifaf
M Hfsf BET Ham aH tfff.
8fm lH Ngf 4 nai iH
lflaH- dali ataaa mH tsm 1alf.
on a6tillH Hfla I6H 8a
HfgiBaifH ass N8fHf gg
III Hm stH Glia 6fauWafH erie MiN.
ihafHN Wtiiim aal tsH M
Zen 8leli
0la aai tt8 nffaftfsi6 En- tft
htafaH anu Ml- ns 6lim @f8tr tNbt.
4t n atH tlt'i3 Wibtdl n
8fltt eltf NsIlf Hntadas9f nift.
.lanh 81 uii Hflat6 sasf @fidls
illAtldb titasH. 500 6aaiabtuua
.a aaslit iauH nHf ttH lglHlH eitl'
mlpieblsa uiftiu. Ter Rod ii ai1ii,
ualm tttli umldami BON tinim um
Ia E9illt etftl8itn lHtstn. mli Gets
ittm &6lub b%rithfnm 1A9b6m
mssttn An tlFiu Gittlt Tam au6
ttt 8odidlub itin. Tie aktr atmt
'Alitbmtt gpsft bet 1dillt Tam
oa6 Stibt mi5afihbu pttttu ftbt
dbtt aud aus btmitibtn Sloit a.
btbsitti aui aus Gpibtnfalbtin I'M
6aIs unb Qsrmel. anopiAn. aroa,n
tno atrmtIauiIdIaas oitn,u our ptt
itrtn aus IamilduH1 otr GailIt. Sin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

mtffMt8fWRI8wMf
mitlE 1871 mft tt iaa llH
m nthif HlffIH8f E1A
lf Hiti miht
eaaeii .o5it BIZ Hul5t 90
tlffal
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Aus ser gutsn alien
3eit. 9auptmann Was T9enfen
mir ipobI unIerem 8ubnentrdger gum
Geburtstuge2
Sol6at: Mte tpdr's nit einefn
0ubenO S6neu5tii9eI, oamit er nidt
INNER bic SABINE bdsu beuubt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

MMtttmtftu sndht mbatl
Rutiare mlil nun sss tf tis Hht
rs atfi5m tlhilshfn1 Wtbltu oaat
.Hab Ha br mHtNt8F
@tetbthh0fm IRA maa
.bfnnf'
WubttmttttE .lfHfut 8aiaas
ten tdmm fiji mii titl'dtn .gaaIfs
nram runtnh0mm
@ttthtnbofm % "a abu
poh motfl-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

aus Der gnten alien
6auptmonn: ga, 9uber, ba'
tie Gem 5einoe Den 9ries ertldrtG
6uber: SD MIDI, dber id6 bab' mel
2[lte neIhidt- ale tnnn's heiferl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-14

Wenn t1 mem
innere Msni9e
gsi!drtt gebabi
ben, fin i'd gu
bic poitoffice
gauge for mets
ne NRebl gu
goIs IN i9ubr
genug es Is en-
Brief for mid
%oasetpeie. Dos
gnipelopp mar
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Raib D. 5rau S9luitig tommt
in tisFer. 5rauer gum photographer
unb dbergibt i6m Elm ROti8bud.
Sd mDhte germ Gin Bib meinss
beritorbenen Mannes hoben."
,Sa; aber mas IoII t9 bern nit
bieieR Hoti3en bier:
5reunbIi9es Acknowledged, breis
te Naie, nieorige Sttrn, blaue Qus
gen, blondes 9aor, bartlosi"
,g1o, bond9 follen sic mir bod
has Bib maden!"
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-02
ForRent

house furnished. S1O.OO with water. Upper Tombstone Canyon Ad- dress Box S11. Bisbee, Ariz 327
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-02
For Rent

FOR RENT-On opera Drive. 9 room furnished house, ;u modern ;oa- veaiences, inquire at Jacob schmid. Brewery Gulch. b5 FOR RENT-2 unfunished rooms water and light sloO0, ITS School Hill. a5' FOR RENT-4 room modern house completely furnished. Mrs. Whal- en. Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-02
BiSbee Improvement Co.

3-192S- Two strips of land 30 feet wide within Secs. and 70. T. 23 &. R. 10 E., excepted from original lis, 3-2O4S heretofore restored, described as follows: C) Beginning at point N. 4Q degrees w. 4 chains from corn CT No. I of the original tract; extend ing thence 15 feet on each side of a line running N. l2 degrees 3o' E. $40 chains; thence N. 28 degrees F. g chains; thence N. 39 deecees D. 5 chains; thence x. 24 degrees F. 9 chains; thence N. II degrees W. D rheina to4the place where rnc end of the strip closes on the boundary line of he original tract; (2) Beginning at point N 26 degrees W. : 25 chaiaJ from corner No. 3 of the original tract; extending thence 10 feet on each side of a line running N. 1.25 chains; thence N. 77 degrees 9. AJD chains; thence s. 73 degrees E. 8.GU chains; thence N. n degrees E. e chains; thence N. 16 degrees K. { chains to the place where the end of the strip closes on the boundary of the original tract the net area ba.g IA acres. application of Gustav John Peterson, P. O Box 57, Fort Huacnu- .ca, Arizona; Supplemental List 3-204S. A strip of land 90 feet wide within
 Sec IS, TT. 24 s., R. 19 D., excepted from original list 2-2530 heretofore re- stored described as follows: Begin ming at point from winch corncr No. ] of the original tract bears N. 1O9O chains; extending thence 15 feet on each side of a line running s. 43 degrees F. 2.5O chains; thence s. 30 degrees E. 25O chains; thence g. l9 degrees w. 10 chains; thence s. 9 chains: thence E 39.60 chains to the nlaco where the end of the strip closes with the boundary of the original
 tract. the net area being 2S9 acres, application of Alister M Macnab
 Duquesne, Arizona; Supplemental List 3-253O A tract of 45 acres within
 what win probably be when surveyed l Secs 6 and 2, T. 23 s., R, 19 F., de-
 scribed as follows: Beginning a' corner No 1, which is identical witl corner N. 4 of Application No. 210,
 eXtendinp thence N 3S degrees sa3
 E. 4O3 chains; thence N S4 degrees
 n chains; thence s. % degrees 30' w 27 chains; thence S. 70 degrees
 3O' F.. 1S1O chains thence N SC