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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
Nus Dem gtaate.

8alcp. SIN utter ben 70 CAB.
.ren itarb Bier 5rau Sarrel gDers
cie iit NIT ilram iie l~IberIabeaoeu
@attep bereits 1866 in oteier @e.
genb nieoergelaiien bate.
6airbaro. sci Dem @eriuhc, ei.
men 5radtwoam Der Rod SsIano
I'll 6efaigen. itilr3te Der 6 4letIrH
Ron bier mobneHoe t9.i1brige amos
6amm mo brad oQs redlte 9ein.
Eroboem froh er iber cine 9leile
6urd BEN tiefen Sdnee. bis er oou
Dem 6atmer 60. Smith h~alberiro.
rem anisefrnoen uno uad bier ms
arautenbaus gebradlt puroe.
am g2ittuod iauo in Dem 0rei
9leilen norbGitlid non bier oeIeae-
nen Sem BON Serrn unn 6rap
Girls Sepmaun Die 8%ermdbluuna
bon oeren 1od1ter Bahia NIT Germ
8esIep 6iet6 Itatt. lie geuoer-
mahften neroen cine 6arm IN Der
bieiigen @e1eno bepirtbidaften.
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@ati6 ben bier lit noh @rauO ".
lamb ib~ergeiieDelt, I'm bort fem aHli
as @orfteber bes SoIOatenbeims
an8utreten.
geit 9otnt. 01dl6em 8Dei Ia9C
long cine Surp gebiIoet mar, began.
men 9onnerstng Die GerbanolHnaer
ge1en ben Der ermoroupg oes
4manous arnltie an II. Septem
Der In ben straBen unierer Stao.
angeidnloigten Soiepb e. @ana.
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febeuoe 4nna StroD ipitroe ourd
entidei6uug Der 8eboroe i'll
Shpadiinnige in 6as Staats.po
ipital gu 9incoln iiberfiibrt.
GREENWOOD. Sad elmer begeiIter
ten 8%eriammllng bieIiger gintpob
ner nuroe Die @riin0ung elmer eiae
nen GeIepbonsgeieaidait in aus
iidlt genommer. 4.
aurora Cir ben 8etrag Dol
$f05,000 bat Die Continental ga
& electric 60. Die beige gtnlag
Der aurora electric 60. angetauit
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! miro has bieIige @Iinoef. Snititl
auf Elm 4OfGbriges geiteben 5urld
/ b[iden f6rmen. 6iir bic Ieier ner
Sen bereits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ol
bereitungen a~etroffen.
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. oionite 0es ftaohideu gIeftri8itdti
nertes fDurben geitern auf anorl
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TRACE bon $4,000 abbe8ablt.
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guriidaetretenen Eduls nperintel
0elten Cochran ertDdblte Die Sdtt
beb6roe @. 90. MareeIlus ans Gret
Der bislang benz Oortigen Gdu
imeien portland.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
2ie brnptn benhden grnppen.

SER Scrm. qllube. 1908 Sopnr0
Ctr, Bat inns einen an ieinen
6rplno Mm. @cder in Miltoufec
geridteten @rief aus 9eilbronn SIR
gcrfiiguug geitelt. 81 beiBt ooriu:
.8eter graudmann 1T iiber gteu.
ia6r in 8olen uno bat unieren
Erltppen bic AeihnadtsgeIdenfe &C.
6rodt. g5 iin0 fit Die gSiirtteu.
berger in Golen alein $4,000 Ru-
.dete abgelieTert. CT mar gon5 born
BET Der artiacrie. Die @uIien bobell
Mangel an Whnition, iino ltns ober
q. bis 4.faf ali 3abG iiberle9en.
uniere umfaiiungslinien fInO oes'
6al6 ie6r oiinn, un6 es geborell
i6ou oeutibe 2eiite oa8u, einen
Gurhbrub 3u p%erbin0ern. aiir5lidl
batte oas 1t9. Snf. Geg, (@trttem.
tergiides) einen lle6erfaa 5u be-
FtebeH. lie 9illiicn riefen rif gut
0eutid: gG6ieBt nidt, beutfhe
5ruppen", ood Damn itiir8ten iie itdl
lin ben Sdieeugraben, mo- lid Elm
furdtbares @oubgemeuge entipann. +"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
Nnnf MtlahIasnIfId mfhrl

ter @m. II RIOTS lu Columbus.
.h5t mis eiueH Nrlti Ianea 3rlher9
tss Nfttfrs Aoih tn ClhgrsleteL
aatrim16t. ans otm iglafuhes BON
3atergiit it. sllniera llntsritetcoic
iiUb ila5ia ou bgr 4fbgil uu0 liiul'
Morn iid cincn Tret I'm nlle eng.
lideu unb iroWoiiihen Vroteite
Gds hobpn tie cnolih atIerui, hab
man NIT Beinhloouielei hei ben
.GnalduberH nidit ueit tonmtt. @ier
0eht 0as geben ieiucn aenohuten
e0ua; oie JobTiten habeu ale }l
.tbuu. meiiteHs iiir Ne%eresbe0itrf.
mile arbeitsloiieteit atebt Is nidlt
.mehr. Qson unierer Shnle iiHo s
.Qe6rer NIT i'm 5el6e; oa heiBt Is
eben iilr Die 3uridbleibeloen 0op.
.pelt arbeitau ul6 mir tbn es nit
6reloeu, neil es bob Hur aleIni9.
.teiten iiu6 ar 0em mas uuiera 5elos
arauen 0rauben in Sauee Acaen
un0 SGaamm Iciiten augeithts
Der aaggmeiuen grobeu mo anboI.
teu0en 9egeiiterlng lit e., troe Der
Sdmcre Der Set, cine 9uit. elm
9eutiter 81 ieiu. 9}ad allem. ms
man non Gua Bort idaiut ia alidl
Elm 5lnfe Der beiligen 9egeiiterum1
in 2lmeritn ae5uu0et 81 babell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
ems cmaha.

Gle 9adriht bon Der Annab'
nte Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inn
9lcnum oes SauieS bot bier dage.
n1eine llcberraihung berporgeruien.
Soate ndmlid Die 8orloge nit Der
emergency .alanfel angetomnell
lUeroen, 10 iii es moglid. 0aB Glib
Sma6a obne 8ertreter I'M Stnotratt
bes gr6Beren Gmaba iein miro, b
olsbonn Die Belt sur anmeIoun9
bon aatbi6aten Idngit peritriden lit.
Die Direftoren ocs Segnuolr
cafe Clubs baben beihloiien. in Die
fer 5aiion 5000 Sub 8iirgeritei8t
ans Cement anlegeu BIT laiien.
SIM alter pom 40 Satren nar,
idyieo bier in ieiuer @obaung 481
SID 20. Ctr. SER Sobn 8eblin'
Qer. Ser gu frlb geritorbena er'
irerte iid in 9icjigen oeutiden Grei'
len aQgemeiner 4dtng, uHo miro
fem 6inifetoeu arBer bon lelIlef
SinterbIiebenen aud bon pieler
areunoen betraltert. Die 9eiieennq
fano belte Wlorgen no6 einer Gran
.merfeier in Der aIiumptions STRIDE In
geiiein zines 5o6Ireihen @eiolges
ouf Dem Ct. Marp GrieObofe Itatt
|e6re iei ieinein 4n0cnfenl
SER unO 6ral -. Stnrr
1914 % Str, puroen 6urh Oie @e
burt eiies eeiunben IOdterfeus cr
freHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
Qie Wirfnna bea 9ruaenaeietes.

SIN q. 3oiepb's 60lpItaI IIe9t
SnrrD Smitb i'm Gterben, nno
sfDnr, mie bic aer3te ~erfIdren, ais
aeiultat oes MianeeIs Der bislans
bon ibn be8ogenen Drogen 4ud]
bic goIt Observation-Disclosures bes
3o0es BON Sones Collins bat cir.
aeben, oab 6eIisH @eIunobelt ourdj
a~n6micrnoen 3rogengenuB Oernri
.aeidpGht mar, 6ab Der a6rpcr ei-
.uem 4nfaa non guugeneutslnolina
nIdt naebr n~toerlteben fomlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
0r. 2. Staahs, 2eHtider 5sameu.
ar5t ano EperatGr.

Neiue me9r ais 20.i1brige CT.
tabrlng bat beDieieL Bob DieIp
Gronerleioen nbne Operation aeheiIt
iperOcn fonnen, tpenh reht3eitia unO
riftie behonbeIt. G22 i. GtroBe
Waiiaauietts @eb) GiOng Gitp Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
Qer ieit 90 aahrrn oIg $50.

Der ieit 30 Iabren dls Aber'
reiien0er Bet Der Barton & @naa-
aber 60. angsfteqte 6reO 8urner Err
frantic in einem 3itnmer til Weil'
I0rO Sctef ihper uae miBte ii Die
Mohnumg zines bier ~Dobnenoeu
AruOers geihaiit werOen.
Sir oen Qrds BON itber $500.
900 4aufte @eorse u. SOsIDn Den
gatterion gIod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

0eindt. -Sungcr. oeittider gpann
htdt arbcit auf 6ortn, nit alien
9arrhar6qitn uertroiit. 3uihrlf.
ten gu riften an pGmabd qribitue9
.unter q 300. MILO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

5ieae griudt-grfabrener jnnger
Mann iudlt Gtclle dIs Bhmber
o6er Maidiniit. 5pridt nidt ciia.
.llih. A0r. Z 300 3riMlne. y lRIA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Grfabrener Bartender ninjft GteL.
lung Bel beideioeuen anipriiden.
.Eelepbon Aeo 5205.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Van unteritiiee bic oeutjde Drei.
Il, inoem man ou ibrer 9erbrei.
lung beitr1as.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
9enti6e ana6en berlaust.

Qiielide 9eidafti9ung an ieOem
Gamstao. Mad5uiragen: arthur
GtebIer, 205 .. 81. 6. a. III. uno
Sorncp Strobe. samitaa moraens
smiIben . mnh ~ llbr. 1910
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

ffffHa seer efatltf MAAtHf
AM tlam #lHa aW tf
Hfd ith 81
aflJat t
NH H8
lagfhdlmi8 t
.faafN F0 Htt lftfa8 m ltf
m ta'ifoh. kas rfff
.hH68 tl m a'
safit Test H6i iH lrrtf Nf
selH m 4tsuilm |lasa tel.
8sF W ta miHfga
fG $40 assf e waseliti
nf Nte iaQt5feH imfa.
.HH b9 NsiUfH htisH Nt
.lNat6 eB 4letf reu iHi 17 Nlili8
.ntH mii ttlfn atHi gtH bH itfifl
.paHA uW tCfea uealleH tI
EaiiflaHb t"ttelafela aeine ~.
r0t8laBb f8n if5tu uon btni
INNS mir hllrmimoe ndilos uefoff.
ben laiim ea mmmi uidi uitl
Wfhirn. btthtfhm 81 laltn, aheT
mahi WghirH m ubaIirn." I0,
fnb &trlc 0eloepU 4labrbeii 81,
mon lter ~bgipabtfs tehtr5tder
.ioaie
m2iB gerlms, cine aItiheuoe gui.
Iira1eite. betiuhtc 4var ollcrb1ni
0iis yuiteuen OF Den m%ciiierbaficF
ausmbrumacn. bcrmotte uber am
0uoe mlr }u aciiebeu Dab mir 5uaI
anbere 0ortheilc fneIdle0 hiel
hdttcu Sab mir aber bier urieri
| .5ebler 5u berbeiem batten.
Ias iit audi iear notbig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

9as preisparbisitc GiIen Bel geter
Stump. Geutihe aiihe. 1903
Dodge StraBe 2. Stod. MabIsQi.
ten Is Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

8illarO GOOD, 9ateute, 1880 Gitp
0ntiouaI gmnt @ebdiioe. 3eIe.
pbon 9nler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

gerlanst-giue tiidtige SaasbGlte.
rim i'm mittIeren g[ltu. OTTO
@impel, 242s Iiiol. II. Ctr. Mnn
iprede amiidm 10 un6 8 ubr Ro@-
.mittaas Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Gait Cure aiiieu uno Matrasen
a%ufarbeiteu 0urd) Die altbemdbrte
.Girma cmaBa FiaOm 60, 1907
Cummings Cir. Eel. 9ouglas 2467.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Mb0nuirt auf oie gaglihe 7ribhne
$500 oas Sabr Ourd bic gOis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Gut gcGeHSe oeaiidc @aitmtrts.
mirtbidait, perbun0eu init Tan5.
bale nno auslpann, ca. 10 gleiEen
BON Gmaba. inter giiniti8en Be.
0inaunaen 81 b%ertaufeu. SelbIt.
H%efleftanten molten lire a0raiie
nie0erlegen unter Ghtffre 6 200
in Der pCmaba IribaHe". t +.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

6eindt- mG6den I'M 8ode 5u mo.
den; milIieu anopflodcr MAIDEN
fornen. 2uttia & Grabos, go
Barb glog. II. unO Douglas SIR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

9ests, 2esfS, 9esfs, 9esfs, TESTS
IS. 6. 9leeo. 1907 5aruam Str
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
k[aldINlrIe AnieIaea!

BIZ bcrfanfen-SoteI mo Snloon IN
@illaro. 0ebr. 5n eutem 3u.
itauD. gin3iges Sotel am VlaH.
@rober gerfebr NIT giItomobiIeH,
uno BON Rciienoen. q. u. 6reu5er,
Gmaba, Nebrasfa. @ll2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
llrbrrlue0b

lie eb1uaeltihe Guauels41e
meiuoe hieIt am soutag oen %.
Sebruar ihrc j16rlthe @eneral.g3er.
iammlung az. 9as Bidtigite Der
8erbanolungen mar npbl, pie Dos
meiitens Der Soil til. Der 6iuanB.
beridlt mo BE @orite6erpobl. Ser
5habmeiiter, 5crr 6uao 2ieber,
beridtete uber dneu erfreuliher-
peiie ntd)t m%beOeuteuoeu aaIienbe-
ftan6, Io0ab er iDcnigtens reft ge-
.troit in Die 3ufunit be5 neueu Sab.
res Der @cmain0e binidoueu fam.
4us bier Roniniertet mlrben onnr
bic 9erren SeInrid @nnbfe IND
Nina. G6ert nit 8 uno Z StimIueu
III @orItebern ertud1lt. "a 8ralt
emma 0orie burd @egaau9 Dor
bier olld ben Gienit an Der Drgel
auigab, 70 muroe Sri. Slaa @anotC
Bur 9rgeIiptelerin erp1bIt, Gel
uadlTte @otteSbtenit finbet tuieoei
an Sonntag ben ia. @ldr8 itatt
81 ocnieIben, pie al alien @ottes.
oieaiten, miro Seoern3nu berdlid
eingelaoeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12

Wegrlitc SebGmme.
Grdu u. 9%5igetDarp. 2512 so. III.
strabe. Gnler 1925. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-12
SGelbu.

@NtlS1s
PIN 5. @1dr8 Itor6 1ier aLnns
Sobann alauiien, I'M alter bon 80
}ahren uno ~ Gagen geboren AM
.2t. 6ebrilar 1926 5u goplipg in
9toroer 3it6mori6en, 9eutihlanO.
an Sabre 1854 %uerbeiratbete er
iid nit aatbarine 8and. Gle gIild-
Iide Gbe purOe NIT flint ainoern
geIegnet: aotbarine. Sobann, 5ein-
rid, 9eter nno Margaretbe bon De-
men 0ie QeBtere ben gItern i'm GoOc
coraus. geaangen lit. Sic Wutter
Itar6 On /. Sanlar 1893. 9err
ul0 5rau alauiien panoerten I'M
Sabre 1884 mad amerifa aus un6
idlugen fire Seinatb in S9el5g
Gountb nuf. @ier pobnen nod Die
bier ainoer, bic bic 5reu0e battcH,
ihren nod INNER riitigen Batter
geIuno un6 munter lit ibrer Wiltts
haben 81 oirien. am berfloiiener
81. 6ebrinr feierte Der Jest Ser.
itorbene Iefnen 80. @ebnrtstag In
areiie ieiner ainoer unO Ieinel
Sreun0e. Gem f0rperliA unb gel
hig regidmen Matn tonnte man oi,
Sreu6e iiber Die baraebratter
@liifmiini9e gu ieiner @e6urts.
t~agsfeier am @efitt ableIen. q
rilittg uno gefunb inb er aus, bpi
t6m pielfad nod 10 Sabre 8ugereh
NET nur0en. Doh Der Menid
oentt uti0 Soft Ienft: es loIteu I'M
u Gaae lem. am 6reitag abenl
ben s. Dlar5 itarb or gdli5 pl0tlid
am &er3I6lag. 0as 8egrdbniB
lei Dem 4aitor Gtt amtierte, fani
am 8. Mdr3 Itatt, ur6 iuuroe oi.
iterbIihe &iiIe alf Dem bieiiael
6rieohofe in oas ir6iide 5dldf
flmmerleih gebradt. 6rie0e ieiue
2ifel
8err Satob Sdaffert febrte fiir5
lid nos- einer geiuhsreiie in gle
brnsfa 5urild, mo- es ibm 10 gut ne
fieL, onb feline geiuhsreiie iih All
III @oden auBbebntr. ct bielt lid
5umeijt in ben Oeutidsruiiilfen au
[iieoelungen mlf uil0 taro en-, 0oI
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12

| house al the Indian school. A new building to be used as an employees dormitory is also being put up aC
 the school. the total cost of the two
 buildings being placed at S6,50O.
 l.. M Fitzhugh, who is well-versed in local building conditions, states that he las under way the prepara- tion of a number of sets of plans for new buildings. the nature of which he is not in a position rv divulge at the present time. Build ing work is looking up. though, ac- cording to his statements.
 over in the Chelsea addition, the Home Builders are erecting a hand some s50OO residence for c. w. Trumbo. a detailed description of which was contained in these col umns few days ago.
 Repairs and alterations are also being made on the Tempe Normal building which will materially inn Irove the structure
 Dr. Garland B. Couch is havins erected in tho Chelsea addition. near Center street. beautiful new dwell ing house, constructed of Fl Paso pressed brick and costing in the neighborhood of s6.00O. The work is in charge Of Architect Waliing. The | new home will be complete in every | detail and among the conveniences ] will be included a solar heater, hot | air heating plant and a large sleep ! ing porch. The house is still in the preliminary stages of it's construc- ion.
 The Phoenix Y. NJ. c. A. building will rave it's new third story added T the near future, the improvement c cost something like $1O,0OO. thus giving the institution much needed additional floor space, and making q 'aluable addition to the proberty.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
BUILDING ACTIVITY HAS
 COMMENCED IN PHOENIX

Despite the fact that general
 building and contracting work in the
 Salt River valley have not yet
 reached the height of activities for
 this season. investigation regarding this line of work reveals the fact
 that there is considera ble amount of building, repairing and altering
 being done at the present time Architect L. G. Knipe states that during the past few weeks there has been marked increase of the amount of business in his office and that he understands that all the architects in the city are enjoying d goodly amount of new work. The new S10,00O residence of J. G. Span- gler. cashier of the Mesa City bank. Is nearing completion in that city, and is said to be one of the hand soonest and most modern homes in the valley. The bank has just fin ished the erection of an up-to-date store building, size 30 by 100 in Mesa, the new room to be occupied by the wholesale cigar company at that place. The business room in Mesa owned by the Wallace estate has also just been overhauled and ] charge of MT Knipe.
 Contractor J. E. Hammers is rush. i ing the construction work on the new ! fire station at Jefferson and [ First streets, tke concrete forms for tEe siNty-foot tower having recently been put into position. Mir. Lam mers is also in charge of the erec- ton of the new cattle barns at the county farm.
 The Bennett Lumber company has just finished delivering the lumber and other necessary materials for Inc erection of the new physicians '
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
TEU7ON ARMIES
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must be of a sufficient scale and must not weaken the west. The gov ernment in other words must have clear idea as to how to get new men in addition to those on whom it has previously counted"
 The attack on Grey promises t0 be flash in the pan. and to carry the country with it as little as did the attack on Kitchener Grey is the most popular civilian in the coun- try. The weakness of the British diplomatic service is no new dis covery. The diplomats are largely of the old school of aristocracy, who are unequal in dealing with the shifting complicated problems and iI- fIsive politicians as were encoun- tered in the Balkans The general disposition is to credit Grey with do- ing well as is possible with the lieutenants at his disposal.
 Nevertheless the diplomatic failure in the Balkans has given great inn petus to the movement to threw overheard secret diplomacy and re- build the staff of the diplomatic corp on a more democratic bas1s which undoubtedly will be one of the foremost demands of the Liberal masses after the war
 Serbians Beaten Back
 VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The Austro- Germans advancing from Belgrade have beaten back the Serbans both southeast and southwest of that city. it was announced from the war of flee today.
 Serbian Troops Withdrawn
 SOFIA, Oct. 1.-The Serbian troops that have been occupying the Al banian towns of Sfiak and Krya have been withdrawn and are being rusfed northward. Seven divisions of the Serbian army which have been concentrated along the Bulgarian frontier were also buried to tke
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
AMERICAN BUILDERS PLAN
 BIG WEEK AT EXPOSITION

pageant in which four miles of floats
 will tell the story of the progress
 of building from the hus of the pie
 neer 10 the skyscraper of today.
 Furthermore the pageant will DOT
 tray every stage in building con-
 struction today and will reveal ir actual operation nearly every pro- cess used in modern building. It is predicted that the American Builders
 Week pageant will be the greatest industrial parade ever held on tfe streets of an American city. So many branches of building work al ready have signified their intention of taking part in the huge pageant that it has been necessary to divide it into thirty divisions
 F.. T. ThurstOn. secretary of Amer ican Builders Week, 5 Post street. San Francisco. requests all those who intend to come to San Francisco to lake part in the celebration to notify lim, giving the name of their busi- ness. the organization they represent, ihe number in their party and the Jay and hour of their arrival
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
ELECTRIC RATES ON
 SOUTHS|DE REDUCED
 BY CORP. COMMISSION
important Order in South Side Gas and Electric Go. Case Provides For Reductions in Light and Power Rates of 20
 Per Cent

Reductions in the rates on light ! and power in Tempe, Mesa and Chandler amounting on the average to twenty percent were ordered yes terday by the corporation commits sion, when an opinion in the South Side Gas and Electric company case was handed down. The new rates
 prescribed are to be put into effect
 on or before November 15.
 minimum rate of $1.00 per month
 for consumers of seven kiloWatt hours
 of lighting service during that period
 was prescribed by the commission.
 The rate per kilowatt hour from
 0 to 10 consumed is IA cents; from
 II to 100, thirteen cents; and de-
 creases one or two cents per 100 or 200 kilowattS above that amount. Larger consumers of lighting ser vice are to be served at lower rates, the late above 1900 kilowatts being but three cents.
 Power rates are also reduced by the order, the rates ranging from eight l cents for consumers of less than 100 | to two and one-half cents for large consumers of 2000. A minimum | charge of $1.0O per month per h. ?. ! installed for installations or more than i than one horsepower, and a minimum of $1.00 per month for one horse power or less, were provided for. The is to meter all service not now being measured. This case is one that has been before the com mission for almost two years, and one in which exhaustive investigations i were made. The delay was occasiOned by the various sources of the com Danys power and the necessity of waiting until some one method was adopted.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
Especial to The RepublicanJ

ASEfN-iA tO I ne INtDuDllCdll
 SAN FRANCISCO. october H. More than 50,O0O builders represent ing every department of construction work from eXcavating to roofing and all the lines of business dependent upon building operations, are coming 5o this city to take part in Ameri- can Builders Week. October IS to g. From the opening day to the last. the celebration of the achieve menIs of the modern builders will continue without Interruption It will he the first gathering of it's kind ever held and builders are coming from the Atlantic coast, from the states of the south, from the north west and middle west to take part in the mammoth demonstration. Special trains will begin to arrive on October r bringing delegations from all parts of the country and nearly every visiting builder has Ie- served hotel accommodations for the entire week.
 The main feature of the elaborate program will be the colossal street
Arizona republican., 1915-10-12
SKATING RINK OPENS
 DOORS TO THE PUBLIC
After Having Been Bark for Some Months, Great Skating Rink Will Open Its Doors to
 Lovers of Amusement

After having been closed for some months, the old skating rink at the corner Of Madison and Second streets will open today.
 The building has been given q thorough cleaning and q good paint ing both inside and out. New skates have been purchased. and an assistant will be on hand to take care of beginners.
 The rink will be open from ?: B to $500 in the afternoon and from 6:00 to 9:00 in the evening. The management announces that the skating privileges will be extended to white people only.
 Tonight, the admission will be free in celebration of the opening. The charge for skating will be twenty five cents