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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-03-26
Easter Dance

The ladies of the Roman Ii
brary association will give a
dance at the Roman opera house
on the night Of April 5th, the
proceeds to go to the free IL
brary. Lunch will also be served
and all are invited. Give the
library a boost.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-03-26

Przemsyl, the Austrian fortress
that has been holding out against
large Russian forces since Sep
tember 10Th last, surrendered on
Monday. Starvation is given as
the cause of the surrender, the
garrison having been forced to
subsist on horse meat for the
past thirty days.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-03-26
Farmers Union

There will be a meeting of the
Farmers Educational & Cooper
ative Union at Glacierview school
house on Sunday, March 2S, at
2 p. m. At this meeting it will
be decided whether or not tc
continue with our charter. All
members and anyone interested
in the Union are invited to be
present.
JAMES FARROW,
Vice president.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-03-26

A Washington dispatch says
there is still no break in the
deadlock over a successor tC
United States Marshal Lindsay.
Senator Walsh is insistent for
Joseph Kirschwing of Great
Falls, and Senator Myers stands
for G. w. Johnson of Stevens
vile.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-03-26
GOVERNOR STEWART vETOES
OBNOXIOUS PRINTING Bill

House bill No. 258, or what is
know as the Page printing law,
received it's just deserts at the
hands of Governor Stewart last
Friday when he killed the bill by
his veto. The bill as drawn, and
passed by the legislature, would
have crippled every country
newspaper in the state.
The Page bill divided the coun-
ty printing into two classes. The
first class included the legal ad-
vertising, which it provide must
be done in some newspaper in
the county and awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder. The
second class included all blank
books, blanks, stationery, ETC.,
and could be done any place
within the state. Under this
law the several newspapers in a
county would be called upon to
bid for the legal advertising
very small portion of a county
contract and it would go at
starvation prices. Then the local
newspaper would have to COM
pete with all the large job print
ing establishments in the state
for the blank books. blanks and
other classes of printing, and in
nine cases out of ten the big
concern would get the contract.
Of this feature of the bill, the
Governor in his veto says:
Il am of the opinion that the
large printing offices in this state
would be able under this ACT
to go into the rural counties
and take the second class Of
county printing away from the
focal printer, and while it NIGH
save the taxpayers a small
amount of money, it would tenC
to destroy the local newspaper
which is the medium of publicity
for a given community. Ger
tainly this would not be fair il
view of the fact that at least il
most of the counties Of this stat
under the present system tn
county printing is being done a
a very reasonable and fair rate.
Local pride or interest in loca
industry could hardly have in
? duced members of the lat
lamented legislature is support
ing such bill and many of tn
supporters of it will doubtles
find explanations in order il
future campaigns. Governo
Stewart, however, has done tn
: local press of the state a grea
good, without harm to the tax
payers, and should receive du
4 credit.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

xbeo. Nsitler, Beiddftsfibrer.
III S0nes Nbeinue, eegeuiiber Der Zone
Star grnlerei. Gan Nntonip, Terag.
"a Snbrifanten bon alien Arten Go
ooiraiier. @ineralpniier unb por5iiglid
Dem uol6efmuien Qitbin SeIber.
Beibe telephone. 5reie abIiefernns
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Sas idiuere Ginecn i'm Often.
Berlin, 10. Wa6ra.

Serlln, ~. Wtdr3.
Ger duBerite redbte 5liigel ser
ruiiildeu Gerteioigltng Dor ser 6llib-
linie Njemen-8obr- Iarem nor
bislang noromeitlid uno meltIid
8roono porgei9oben. Nus oieier
5eitung entpidelte Ser 6eino icit
me9reren Sagen nelte &rafte gun,
@e9enangriff 10 oaB lid idtpera
Sample I'M &aume iifOlid 9uguitotu
entmifelten. 9aB beim @egner nod
iiber Maiien neugebiloeter Srlppell
perfiigt miro, lit ni6t 8tpeifel6aft
Iber ebenio fiber lit oeren abne6-
member aampfmert mo i6r Mangel
On Material. Sreilid miro sic LIN.
teritiitung u~nierer Seinoe in oieiel
Siniid)t ourh ben Sanoel 0oroame-
rifas bereits fiiblbar. Sbne l1n
fonnte Die gauge ruiiiide 6ront i'm
8eidielgebiet uno in Noropalen ei-
nen entideioenen oeuti6en Ingrifi
nidt mebr annebmen.
Ser &aum peltlid @roono lit ie-
bod tidt oas norolidite 9ompfgeble.
seblieben. @or fur5em taudten
neue rniiiide ardfte tpeItlid Sercie
auf. @s i6eint, Dab iie Sen Niemer
bel Slita iiberi6ritten. llniere &iif.
fen uno Slanfe ii6ernoen Seeresitas.
felunaen baben nidt ee50eert, iie al
5uareifen uno empfinolid 5u idIa,
gen, 10 oaB Die Seinbe i9leunigIt iid
auf @roOito in Marid feten muBten.
4ud Der iiiolih auguItop berun.
! gliidte ruiiiide 9urfbru6speriud
enoiete nit Der o8ernidtung" Scr
Huiien. @ir trieben bic GeIte Dor
ms Der aitf @roono an. Gin Sie1
bel SitroIenfa iflieBt iid an, ur>
uniere Angriffe I'M &ollm bon Grag5,
nps8 ihreiten fort. SD meiB mirf.
lid nidt, mas ma in Ser far5etl
Spanne Belt, mdbreno mir geqen 0ic
| ruiiiihe redte Slanfe oriiden, nod
mebr nerlan9en fam. @er oieie I'M.
iere operotiben 2eiitlngen inter.
iddbt mo iid einbiIoet. in ieneln
aampfge6iet miiiie mGbreno zines
idIimmen ruiiiifen @interg oos
3iel idneler erreiht meroen, 6ot fid
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greie Yreie far seras: 9onnerfag 8. Npld 1915.

nidt. &ls 8rieg gemor0en mar, ia,
man mid 5u Sen Solooten gebolt."
0@ie lange lino Sic auseebiloet
moroen?"
u8iinf5ebn Gage"
v9Ge @dtung. Saben Sic in oe'
3eit a1lh i6ieBen gelernt?"
Ser Sbmabe, iiber5eugt, beinab,
~gefranft, oaB man feline militGriids
Sudtigfeit a1t5neifeln mil: 80 ia."
! so. @iepiel SduB boben 81.
oenn i'm ean5en abeeeeben?"
Ser Sdmabe itol5: uNeun SduB.
Ser Sauptmam iogt uieber nAI,
a6t1ng", uno Der Sdmobe elaubt
iidJ fir oieie 4nerfennung nit einan
arotfuB 6eonnfen al miiiien. De,
Sauptmann ~unteroriidt ein 2Gdelr
uno fragt iadli6 meiter:: Set mann
leio ibr bierber untermegs?"
Set orei Wonaten. gs iid nam.
lid melt bon Sibirier, uno mir iirf
meift mari6tert. Mit Der @iIenbabr
limo mir 1rr fur5e Streden our er:
bolung gefobren, Die lGngite NOR Dor
2emberg bis Saslo."
Son Saslo ieio ibr oonn mad
3uflo maridiert. 8ie ieio ibr mn
bier ms 8efedt %gefommen2"
Ser 2eutnant iagte: .Shreit llr.
robl uno lauft BORT Die Sobe binoui.~
Sas taten mir, aber als mir oben Oil,
famen, maren 90 Die Seiterreider I'm,
baben uns gefaneengenommetl."
n8iepiel S6uB baben Sie BEL o!e.
lem 4ngriff abgegeben?"
Ser S6Dabe, betroffen, a6er ebr-
lid: u9einen id babe nidt 0ror
ee0aht."
Ser Souptmann, llnerbittlid: uMI.
ir limo Sic i'm &rieg iiberbaupt nidi
gum S6ieBen gefommen."
Ser S6Dabe, fleinlaut: vNein."
Ser Sauptmann i6eint inoes midi
fpeiter boie oariiber, itedt Dem beiiea.
ten Seino als Croft cine cigarette
3miiden Die 2ippen uno gebt uobI-
tponeno auf elm anoeres Sbeina iiber.
pRiin iagen Sic mol, Sic iino bod
geutider - mie fomnten Sic 6a nod
Sibiren
Ser S6Dabe, erleiftert, 5ltunlid,
1Sa, miiie Sic, oas iid n6nllif, ic.
9ie @roBmntfer bon oielem Barren,
Die aatbarina H., bat uniere 8or.
fabren nod Sibirien gernfen, neil II
nort tidtige 8auern brandte, uno So
lid es audi 10 melt iebr gut gegangen.
Wir baben uniern i6onen 8ouernbaf.
haben unfere profeitantiide Stride,
mo batten ann oeutide Shulelr
Grit Dor Elm par Sabren it'd oas galts
anoers 9euoroen, % muroe an
einmal Die Sdule ruiiii6, sic Sprafs
fuliiid niht einmal fnebr I'M
|S6laf oiirfe mir beuti6 idmGbel@
gIber Sic polen troBoem nod 81
birien 5uriiffebren?~
rs mo6te ia nintner 5nriid, fpenll
i'd nidt Die @ltern ltno Sen Sof oor.
bate aber ih min es Dem @ater
ia9en, BOB er. ben Sof perfauft ms
nit uns na9 9eutidjfano 5iebt.~
Ger Sauptmam nidt freunolidl
ullo befieblt: u0ie naditen pierl"
Ser lange S6mabe sebt nit einenl
lebten arabfilB ab.
2eon9arO 4oelt
Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
2ittle Gem
Special 2itndes zoe.
1902 Sefferiun Ctr.
(Qnaeiae.)

G6marbu 9amaris bon Der SauptItaei
Mterito. Jest in @erbinoltng nit gobbs,
Gsfrib9e & gobhs. 2edtsaniudIte, 7fA
8rabbs@ eb6uoe, Gan Mntonio,
Ser. lit borbereitet, Ge6tsfdIIe bier ODER
in Werico au iibernebmer. (Nn3eige.)
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Die bentise Gage.

Sn Den aarpatben tobt nod INNER
Der &f nno belize 8arteien b..
banpten &orteile erruneen at baben.
@benio auf Dem neitli6en Sdauplat
5tpilden Woiel u1to Waas. Man
fam ii6 baber aud fei1l flares 9ilo
bon Der Gage biloen. Sn Den Dor,
eaneaen lit nod nibts gei6eben. slud)
aus Golen miro ni6ts Geues eemel-
bet; bas 8etter lit ibledt uno Die
'@eae iin0 nnpoiiierbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08

Elm idiefeg gilo BEG arieses gen1odjt.
@eben sen operotiben Grfolq trift
Die nltmerii6e Sdm0dung Ser Sui
fen. Sbren ni6meren @erlu1ten"
miiiien mir Die 1926 @efauaenea
5ure6nen, pel6e bon unleren Ser
biinoeten eemoft uno unS in flint
8erihtstagen in gettl ummen per-
8ei9net tp1trben.
@ie uns Mbnebr un6 9(nartff
in Noropolen geIdngen, lit audi u1l1e-
re aampfba1olune an Ser 8ilico inn
Sorti6reiten, uno in @eitgoIi5ien. bot
ii6 Ser erfampfte 8eiis oes otter
reidiid : ungarii6en &eeres befeiti=
gen laiien. @erm MOI oie ntgebeu=
rem S6tuierigfeiten Ser Sruppenbe=
tuegung I'M &arpotbengebiet an Der
Sonb Der ariegseei6i6te ridtie gu
|miiroigen peritebt, 10 fommt man Il;
hem S6lnB, ooB fem @interfelo5ug
friiberer 3eiten cine 1bnlide 8ebarr-
li6feit 6es Stegesninens ~oltf5upei=
len bat. gor oen beute ourd Die
Waiien tpeientli6 boberen Sdnierie-
feiten oes @ebirgsfrieges inn @inter
lit SeIterrei6-l1nearn ebenio tpenig
5uriidgetpider, pie mir BORT uno in
Ben 8oeeien. Sn beioen aampfge.
bieten Iino mir anoauern0 ourh cine
iiberlegene 3abl Ser @eener be-
ordngt. 8iligen pir ser rnIiiiAen
&eeres(eitnng Ben elei9 fr1ftigen
@inen gum Siege gu, 10 bleibt Die
monotelange gerteioigune elmer
Minoerbeit utro lire itets pieoeraui-
lebenoe Sffeniibe oo6 oie bobere 2ei-
flung. @roBe Seloberrn aner 3eiten
mieoen germ bos @ebiree, tpenn es
ii6 Inn nlebr als feline Oatrdqnerulle
banoelte. glauietpib erinnert oaran,
BOB 8onaporte 1905 uno-1S09 nadJ
@ien boreeoruneen 1T, obne iid piel
INN Sirol 5l1 befiimemrn. Moreau
bat 1896 Sdfpaben bouptfGhIi6 oes-
halb berlaiien, neil er ser bo6eren
@egenoen ni6t Serr NOR. Grit ser
rniiii9e &rieg Ser Sabre f877-7S
aegen Die 9iirfei eibt uns elm per=
glei6bares 8ilo. Der rniiii1e Gene
raj &abebfi beri6tete iiber sic lint
erborten 9eioen" BEG altgreifenoe1t
Scores. Sic iteigerten iid nit Gif=
tritt oes @inters Big our l1nertrGa-
lidfeit," beiBt es in Der Stuoie I'M
ieres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber
Die Siibrune in BEN rteueiten arie-
gen. :
Ser 8erfoifer fonlult gu, Dem gr-
aebnis, bob Die i'm pinterIiden @e-
birgsfrieg bon BEN 8niien gemah-
ten grfobrun9en nidt obre Nubel,
fir iie getpeien iino. Die 8~erIoraung
Ser Manoidureiarmee 1904-O5 NIT
minterli6em Seeresbeoarf lei ftgts
reidlid uno gut eetpeien. MebnIi-
DIES miro ia a1d iebt b6llfig aus ocue
&arpatbeneebiet beridtet. @ir mill
len Die Gltiien aIio als gut borberci-
tet fir ben @ebiresfrieg at fhIimln-
tier SabreS5eit be8eidnen. gnd Dor
Flefuna fparen bic Mriien etipa i'm
Elm 9rittel in Ser 11eber5obf, Bob
Der eriportete rai6e SiegesGauf trot
rnidt Elm. 9nmals m1troe, tpie Ser
ruiiiide General Der Snfanterie oolt
S%alenfompf i6rieb, Ser fii6renoen
rniiiiden @eieai6aft Ser &rieg Ionas
tpeilig. Man nognte i'm in Geters-
burg elm petungliidtes y8idnid oes
&ouies &omanop~.
Maior a. 9. 6. Moroht.
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gietoria 9ipiF IN.

Nntltnft
$50. 80f-gon 9ouon, Bort 2abaca. gic>
toria. Gnero 1920 nadm.
Mfahrt-
gn. 302-Iad guero, @ictoria, Sort
Sobaca, Sonltcn ......7:45 bornt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
Gortihrnt.

aann Define Srau ibon foden2
Sod ni6t, ober iie riedt iett
don, penn iie etlpas perbrmnt bot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08

Srau G6as. al6re6t, 1888 Sfsgoms
merce Ctr, Gan Gntonio, Segas, lieferi
frii6e 8lumen, 8flmenitiide, Bouquets
uno Rflan5en. BeetsRflnn5en cine Spes
siaIitdt. Sci. Grodett 1892. (glns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-08
ltmiere SS1taenbl

9ei einem acknowledgement gebt
es beiB Der. als Die cine 8ortei be-
reits inter 4Stltrm~ porIdreitet,
ldreit alif einnlal oiif Ser @egenieite
elmer, Der iif idon iebr in Die Gnge
getrieben iiebt, nit lauter Gimme
9@elt, Dab hrs wiBt, i bin pom 30
ten &reus~
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@etrennt.

Safer (ieine beioell So6ne, Die ite6
als &riegsfreimiaige meloen pol(ell,
Sum g~e5irfsfommauoo brin9enO:
a@enn's gebt, @err 5elowebel,
ififen Sic bod einen nad Sralf-
reid uno ben onoeren uad GuBlano
ole beioel pertragen iiA nid)t
qutl"
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unSelHat.

u5iirdterlid unoelifat lit ser
@eper-beute empfabI er mir cincll
Seitfaoen u9ie &uhit elm oorsiigli-
Dies @eoa6tnis gu erlangen" nns
prizes mir oas gu6 cine Stunoe lang
an alles, neil er mir i'm porigen
Monat 5ipan5ig Marf eepiimpt bot. "
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
The Doorman's Plea.

The stage doorman of certain New York theater is a doughty Italian of sufficient brawn to guard a much larger portal. Silyestro, as he is called has been somewhat envious of the showy uniform Of the theater's carriage porter, in contrast to his own unpretentious civilian garb. With a preliminary respectful salute to Mir. Hopkins, owner of the theater, on his way to make up for The Marriage of Columbine,' Silvestro poured out his soul with characteristic variations on the idiom "Scusi, meester, I try do my best, all de time. ] love my job. love ais theater everything Santa l love you, l love MT. Hopkins, everybody round de place. l give my heart out. all the time, my soul, my life: nothing l would not give to serve you. Siate soddisfatto? Den, please get me a line cap like da pOrter's one"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
TROUBLE FOR j. BARI rvco

There is a doughty fellow n,' @ fayorite and boon companion os s''As ancestors, who is getting i, ,s Our s.a With the present generation .r oau " the world His name is John Barls1 r,s'
 Peace and war, foreign climate, q. lands at home, all alike shell ,,.,a, auu for John. In the United State, n dodges around the corner at tbo maO u' tion of votes for women. and has haa. sa evicted from several states wba,. women do not vote. In Russia ho '. exiled on the plea of military nooos = sity. In Germany he finds himssr out of favor with the kaiser. <. France he Is jailed on suspicion ., lack of patriotism; in England he . tolerated chiefly that he may be tayed and is dubbed a lowbrow, even then Chicago Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02

or the Good Templars of the World, is the temperance leader, as well as leader of the Social Democrats in the upper house." MT. Peterson states that "133 of the 220 members of the house are total abstainers, and the majority of these are Social Demo crats. This party has S7 members in the lower house and Ii in the upper, it being in the majority. In 1896 there was one member representing the So cialists in the lower house and exceed ingly few total abstainers. Now the Socialists are the leaders on this question. The working classes, the small wage earners. constitute this party. Who better than they know the evil of intemperance? Woman municipal suffrage has placed many able women in city governments. They are leaders in the temperance army and it is sublime 10 see them and hear them speak for home against the rum seller whether it be in the public fo- rum or in the city councils"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
LAST WORD IN BREWERY BUILD
INC.

An immense placard on the top of big brewery recently erected in Phil adelphia was a cause for comment by citizens who saw in it an unintentional prophecy. It read The Last Word in Brewery Building" Harry II. Paisley of Philadelphia, treasurer of the Read ing railway and allied corporations. in a speech made at the annual ban qHet of the Pottsville Y NJ. C. A, called attention to the appropriate ness of the placard in view of the fact that the liquor traffic is doomed He declared that the one servioe for the uplift of society today is the bring ing about of the death of the liquor traffic. He said the handwriting is on the wall and all liquor dealers and brewers would do well to get out of the business at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02

The price of The Nevada Nou. only one dollar per year. 'S IS
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
COTTON GOES LOWER
 IN NERVOUS MARKET
Late Trading Brings Rally With Close Steady at a Decline of 4 to 9 Points Credited Selling on
 Decline in South.

New York, April 1.-Cotton was nervous and unsettled today on contin- ued heavy realizing, but offerings were we'll taken on reaction of a little over 220 points from yesterdays high level and last prices showed moderate ral- lies with the close steady, at net decline of to 9 points.
 Liverpool was relatively steady, and the local market opened unchanged to 3 points higher, but quickly weaken ed under renewal of proft-taking, which developed here on large scale around 10Rc for October contracts yesterday. Southern spot houses were credited with selling some cotton on the decline, but the bulk of the offer ings were attributed to old Wall street or common house longs, and af- ter showing net loss of 8 to 10 points the market steadied on covering, a scattering fresh demand and renewed buying of early new crop deliveries by some of the local trade interests.
 Liverpool was credited with buying here also, but on rally to nearly last nights closing figures there was renewed liquidation and prices reach ed the lowest point of the day .lrring the early afternoon, when October sold at 10.2Sc, and active months gen erally were II to 15 points below yes terday's close. Trading then became less active and the market rallied sev- eral points from the lowest on GOV ering for over the holidays and renew ed bull support, which appeared to be encouraged by the full exports, re ports of higher Southern spot mar
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
QUITE A DIFFERENCE.

Eight miners in a West Virginia coal mine, and all of them drinkers worked under the same condition during the wet month of June and the dry month of August. conditions being the same both months except as to- the drink In June, when they could drink, and did, they earned s2li.77: in August, with the drink banned and impossible, their earnings were $449.96.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02

Conducted hy the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union)
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
BEER A POISON.

SEER A POISON.
 OBy T. D. CROTuERg. NJ. D)
 The 5Oastcd claims that beer l5 food and gives yisor and strength are Contradictcd by statistics. In Munich Germany, where the largest quantity. Of beer is consumed per capita, of any city the mortality rate from heart and kidney diseases is double that oi any other city. Everywhere this is confirmed The beer drirker dies early from diseases Of the heart and kidneys.
 If beer had any food elements and were a tonic, exact measurements and but the evidence from these sources is entirely the opposite. The congested face, bloated body and dullness of body and mind are the best evidences of the poisoning and degenerative processes going on. There can be no conflict of opinions on this, because it can be measured and stated in mathe- nautical terms, regardless of the theo- ries.
 Alcohol absorbs the water from the cells and tissues, breaks up and dimin- ishes their nutritive power, while beer creates new fermentive and chemical changes in the stomach. These pro- cesses are cumulative, not only de- stroying the balance between waste and repair, but adding immensely to the waste, which permanently disturbs and destroys the vigor and health of the body.
 Beer is a most insidious poison be- cause it produces other poisons, and starts new processes of degeneration that are unknown until the final col lapse reveals them
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02

kets and bullish advices fro. goods trade. October closaa oA 1ne dry or within 15 points of tba a' lO.SS high record. The days o,n o seasons believed to include considerable ls .''' Were that had been cleared for u'e a cotton nent, after hours yesterday 's s,,s s0nt- gregated 4S,199 bales. mal;,. '''a ag. COP so far this season pon4 s o'o6l,-. 25,1n bales; United states ''s'pts stocks, 1, 464,477 bales. ints'. port ceipts' l5,l77 bales; shipments '' re 237 bales. 'S' lS,
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
SLUMP IN BREWERY VALUES.

The growing temperance sentiment is responsible for the fact that the Pittsburgh Brewing company paid no dividends this year As a result of the company's action. the common stock was forced down several points, and Pittsburgh Brewing company bonds dropped to a low-record price. Independent Brewing common also de- clined three-fourths to two and three fourths.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
PROBABLE ACTION OF SWEDEN.

Is Sweden to be the second nation of the world to outlaw the liquor traf- tic-the first to follow the example of Russia? From the statements of MT
 Frederick Peterson in a recent maga- zine article it seems probable. He says: "The present crown prince, who will be the next king if he survives his father, is total abstainer and for bids the use of liquor in his household. Both houses of the parliament are ip- creasing their temperance member ship. Edward J. Wayrinsky, the head
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
UNMITIGATED NUISANCE.

The saloon is a nuisanoe The evil can no more be confined to the build ing in which it exists than the odor of a slaughter house to the block in which it is ocated--William Jennings Bryan.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
RESTRICT BEER OUTPUT.

According to the Lokal Anzeiger, re- strictions have been imposed on beer production in Germany First, the brewers were required to cut down the amount of malt 50 per cent Then a decrease of 40 per cent was or dered-the authorities, later, to fX definitely the amount of malt each brewery may consume
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-02
WORkINGMAN,S FRIEND.

Every friend of the workingman will vote against the saloon every time lie gets a chance, and to close it up. not only on Sunday, but upon every day of the week-P. NJ Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.