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Morris tribune., 1915-05-28

Beaver & Wente, repairing con- az
crete C, eu ~ 1toi form No.: on road 80
H9 may a and team 3 DAYS 1900
w. T. Brisbane, work on road, 90,
man and team II days VS., r. At w
MF Fdrd for Dist. Engineer 800 90
G. w. Ziebe1l, meals for jurors OV
L. T. zahl, deputy sheriff, fees 90 oo
H. j. Jacobson, dep. sheriff, CON
veying prisoners and expenses 80
Chris Gaffney, juror st. VS. Ben 90
VIM M Moltzzan witness fee, St.
Aug ns t Giese, witness fee, st. vs.
otter ssu Tail Power CO., supplies
for Court House :. =. 4 O0'
F. A. Hancock, 9 elm trees
planted on Elm street oo'
MINI. ST. Sanatoriun, board and
treatment for A. Casey, Mar. 81 90
G. D.. Crosette, NJ. D., treat
ment of Chas. Bredeson :. :: II 90
Mimi st. SanatOrium, board and
treatment for A. Casey, Feb. % so
J. F. Grossman, milk for Peter
L. ?: Norby. copying del. tax - W
Robert Downing cleaning chin 80
O. *" Il. Dohiesn,' exp. Tubercular ~
San. meeting, at Glenwood :. IL 90
Burroughs Add. Mch. Co., sup
O. PIES n Dohlen, i day signing 20
warrants :. . . 40
Miller Davis Co., legal blanks. 81
Louis F. Dow Co., Supplies for
Auditor and Judge of Pro-
JOS J. Gaffney, fees, Reg. of
The following bills were disallowed,
| not being a legal charge against the
county:
John Hennessy, hauling brush
from Court House grounds :. 90
There being no other work to come.
before the board, meeting adjourned.
:. G. r. Wollthan,
County Auditor.
Morris tribune., 1915-05-28
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid of
Her Stomach Trouble

Il suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything / heard
OF, but the only relief l got was tenn
porary until last spring l saw Cham
berlaln's Tablets advertised and pro-
cured bottle Of them at our drug
store. got immediate relief from
That dreadful heaviness after eating
and from pain in the stomach, -
writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort
wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere.
adv. Ii
Morris tribune., 1915-05-28

Removes blackheads. clears the
blood. brightens the eye. sweetens the
whole system, beauties from the in
side. Nothing helps makes pretty
face, winsome smile, as HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. Try it tonight,
35c. j. R. Kruger. adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09

provided with arms of the most obso- lete type and require special ammuni- ton. The German movement against Calais is continuing to progress with uniform success and the allies are be- ing pressed to the westward from the Yser. The heaviest fighting is again developing along the Ypres canal and the enemy have been severely repuls- ed at all points. The Austrian sub marines destroyed the ten thousand ton Italian cruiser Amalf thirty miles off the port of Palo yesterday drowning ninety out of the crew of seven hun
 dred. Vienna dispatches denounce as canard the report of the Havas News Agency stating that Bukowina was to be ceded to Roumania as reward for continued neutrality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
MlNNEHAHA FIRE WAS
 CAUSED BY EXPLOSION

NEW YORK July Dispatches from the liner Mnnehaha received last night stated that there was every reason for believing that the fire which is now causing the steamer to hurriedlv return to port was caused by an eX- plosion from some cause as yet un- known. As the vessel sailed from this port Sunday afternoon there is con siderable specution as to the probahil . ity of Holt having been at the bottom one of his bombs in the vessel prior te her departure.
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ELEVEN HUNDRED DROWN;
 SUbMAR|NED TRANSPORT

have greatly increased cruising radius and arc proportionately ef fectiVe. Britisl, reports indicate that the British are greatly worried over the prospect that the German underwater vessels will succeed in establishing a complete blockade of the Straits of Gibraltar The German vice -conusl in New York has notified the Berlin gov ernment that twenty-five German resi- dents of that city have become insane through worrying over the Americans helping the allies in the great Europ- can struggle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
B0THA CLEANS
 UP GERMANS
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 PRETORIA, July 9.-The remaining south Africa surrendered to General German military forces in German Botha in command of the British troops last Friday and the entire colonial pos sessions of the Germans in South Af- riea are now in the hands of the Brit ish It is declared that Botha has ac- cepted the surrender of all rebellious eolonists in addition to the regular military forces thereby suppressng the entire rebellion.
 General Botha took command of the British forces at the outbreak of the war and led the invasion of the Ger man territory.
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SUICIDE |DENO|F|ED AS
 SEATTLE OYNAM|TER

both declare that there is no doubt that Marker was the man who caused the explosion and sufficient evidence to connect him with the act has been run down in the course of their investiga tions Marker was found dead in his room in lodging house in the city and it is now believed that his suicide was caused by the knowledge that the officers were on his trial Marker be fore his death was known to be con- nected with the extensive espionage corps of the German kaiser.
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GERMAN OFFICERS KILLED BY TURKS
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 ROME, July 9.-Dispatches from Athens received today state that the Turkish garrison at Constantinople has revolted and murdered over one hundred German officers. The story is confirmed by the correspondent of ths Tribune Nho states in dispatch to his journal that the revolt IS the result ot anti German sentiment among the Turkish troops and officers caused by tie almost complete lo omination of the army bN the Germans who have been lent by the kaiser for the purpose of helping the Turks in the campaign q gainst the allies. It is stated that the eyer increasing domination of the Ger mans is having the effect of causing great dissatisfaction among the Turk ish officials of the army and navy and is likely to lead to serious friction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
WASHINGTON AWAITS
 GERMAN REPLY
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 WASHINGTON. July 9--lt IS ex peeted that the German reply to the Lusitania note will be in the hands of the secretary of state tonight or Sat urday The communication will be laid before the cabinet immediately on ar rival of the president who is expected to return from Cornish Monday even ing owing to the eommunica tion sent by Ambassador Gerard before the dis patch of the German note it is the opin ion that the new note will differ in no great degree from the previous com munieation.
 The officials realize the probability that as before there have been no es- sential changes in the form of the note since it's contents were outlined by Gerard despite the contentious of the American government and the refusal to engage in supplementary negOtia- tions between Germany and the United States It is definitely ascertained that the note contains no reference to the statement that this government cannot accept the German proposals or the previous communication without sacrificing many of it's rights. In the interim before the arrival of the Ger man message there is great renewal of the tension as to what the note will n s
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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HALIFAX, July s-Ths steamer Min nehaha arrived from mid Atlantic al an early hour this morning in q safe condition and with the fire which has been raging in the vessels hold for the eXtingushed The commander of the ship states that the fire had every ap- pearance of incendiary origin and may possibly have been the work of Holt the New York dynamiter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
.EMDEN HERO MARR|Es
German Press Service.

BERLIN, July y.-Comman nder Carl von Muller hero of the Emden was married in the capital yesterday short ly after his arrival from foreign ser vice. The bride was Fraulien Carla official. The couple were the recip- ients of hundreds of costly wedding gifts from people in all parts of the empire who wished to express their appreciation of the gallant exploits of the naval hero. One of the most prec- ious gifts received was that sent by Kaiser Wilhelm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
ITALY CLOSES ADRIATIC
 TO WORLD SHIPPING

tenegrin ports. It is announced that the owners of all vessels bound to Adriatic ports will in the future find it neces- sary to notify the Italian government of the sailing of vessels for ports in of warships will be provided to escort
 commerce ships to their destination. lt
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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BEDT CRD. Ia. July J.-The recent une nearthing of a treasurer chest e1a. taining the sum of ninety thousand 'iol- lars on farm near the town of Siam, la, has led to the arrest of Bates lIur- tleson a farmer on the charge of muf- der. Hurtleson who is the owner of the farm on which the treasure was found it is claimed murdered a wealthy cat tie man and his son who were living on the property at that time. They first
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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SEATTLE, July s.-Acording to the of the British vice consul and Lieutenant !. F. Sweepy of the local police department, Emil Marker a disgraced German army reserYist who suicided in this city last Tuesday, was the man who set off the dynamite awaiting shipment to Vladivostok which destroyed d fortune in plate glass during the last days of May. The two officials who have been working on the case during the succeeding interval
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BERLIN NOW SEEKS CABLE
 COMMUNICATION WITH US.

owing to the British control of nearly all cables to the continent In the communique to be addressed to the United States in the near future. it will be announced that Germany is wiling to agree that the American government shall assume charge of the service and establish a censorship at the American end.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayville. July g. The Italians have suffered a signal defeat at the hands of the Austrians along the battle front between Gorizia and onfalcone. The invading forces attempted to storm the Wysznia and lost nearly four thousand troops, the larger portion of which were killed by the machine guns of the Austrians. Italian dispatches confirm the reported fire in the great Italian navy yard at Spezzia. It is declared that the loss is
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
ITALIANS ARE BADLY
 DEFEATED IN G0RITz

fully one million dollars. The damage is laid on the socialists who are among the most vigorous opponents of the war.
 The great offensive started against the Briti9h positions before Ypres is gradually developing and there are now over a half million men shifting to the Ypres region preparatory to the drive for Calais. Hard fighting is in pro- gross along the line from Nieuport southwark Arras has been severely bombarded and the larger portion of the city has been consumed by fire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
German Press Service.

BERLIN. via Sayville, July g. The Turkish submarines succeeded in sinking a British transport enroute to the Dardanelles war zone with rein
 forcements for the allied armies oprat- ing on the Gallpoli peninsula The British vessel was attacked within sight of Sidelbahr but the entire con- signment of HOO perishted before help could arrive. The activities of the German submarines are beginning to seriously worry the British. The latest additions to the German fleet
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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 BERLIN, July 9.-Representatives of all the Scandinavian countries are es- tablishing a great commercial league which has as it's object the controlling dinavian countries Heretofore Eng land has enjoyed practically unds- puted control of traffic to the Scandi- navian peninsula and it is to escape the necessity of looking to England
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
COLONEL BLETHEN IN PRECAR|0US CONDITION
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SEATTLE, July s.--Bulletns issued from the home of Colonel Blethen last night state: "The family and physi- clans are compelled to admit that there seems no pssibility of saving the veteran editos life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
TURKS KILL GERMAN OFFICERS
GERMANS PRESSING
 ALLIES WESTWARD

ing slowly driven back to their own borders. Thous ands of the Russian troops captured In that section and in Poland are in a miserable condition In many cases he Russian troops are
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
DIVORCED WEDNESDAY
 MARRIED THURSDAY
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 NEW YORK, July 9.-Grace Bern a final decree of divorce from NJ. Rob- ert Guggenheim Wednesday was quiet ly married to Morton F. Shelenberg of the Philadelphia dry goods firm of Shellenberg & Co., on Thursday,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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BERLIN, July 9.-Foreign Minister von Jagow has announced that the Ger man government will attempt to re-
 store cable communication with the United States through the good offices of the United States government. Since the outbreak of the war Germany has been closed to cable communications
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
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WASHINGTON, July 9-A telegram received by the state department from American Ambassador Haze at Rome announces that the Italian government has ordered the closing of the Adratic tp the merchant vessels of all nations except when bound to Italian or Mon
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BRITAIN STOPS
 METAL EXPORTS
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 LONDON. July Slowing to the rapidly growing shortage in metals the bidding further exportations of metals of all classes with the sole exception of iron and more precious metals such as gold and silver. Lead, spelter, anti monY and nickle are included in the restriction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
BURIED FORTUNE LEADS
 TO ARREST FOR MURDER

appeared in the spring of 1868 under suspicious circumstances and it is charged that Hurtleson, who was working as a hired hand, murdered them for their money which was known to be somewhere on the premises. In the years following the disappearance of the men Hurtleson leased the farm and has prospered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
MINNEHAHA FIRE
 UNDER CONTROL

NEW YORK, July 9.-A wireless from Captain Claret of the liner Min nehaha received at late hour states that the fire has been controlled and
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
German Press Service.

Jerman HreSS ServIce.
 BERLIN. via Sayville, July g. The efforts of the remaining Russian forces to stay the advance of the Aus trians in eastern Galicia continue to be intellectual and the invaders are be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09
M|NNEHAHA ARRIVES
 IN SAFE CONDITION

the vessel is now safe but will continue into Halifax.
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SCANO|NAVIANS FORM
 4 COMMERCE LEAGUE

for foreign supplies that the commer- cial league is heinz established The league, according to the announcements received here hae succeeded in raising an enormous amount of capital for the creating of a biz, merchant navy which will place the Scandnavians in posi- ton of independence.
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l Is stated that the Italian goyernmeu. ade If all Austrian and Albanian ports
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-09

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Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

Mir. Lloyd B. Christy. President. Phoenix Young Mems Christian As
 sociation,
 Phoenix. Ariz.
 My dear MT. Christy: The sea- sons greetings to my dear friend MT. Lloyd B. Christy, and with the very best of wishes, not only in your home life, your business life, but in the splendid effort you are making to build up the work of the Young Mems Christian Association in Phoe- nix.
 l have very pleasant remem- 1fance of the three days spent in your city about three years ago, and of the impression that was made upon my mind at that time. of the important place that your city was taking in the state of Arizona: and what a magnificent opportunity there was in that metropolis for the work of the Young Mems Christian As sociation.
 1 don't know when I have ever en- joyed meeting a board of directors as l did yours. There was a personality about them and an interest shown on their part that augured well for the future of the Phoenix association. With your wise judgment and with
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

year yet for the Phoenix Y, and will be, if the public spirited citizens of Phoenix will investigate the work that is beng done. and cooperate with the board of directors and the live secretary of the association, contributing little time and money; both of which are very necessary fer the maintainance and upbuildirg of any public institution
 The Association has been of great benefit to many young men and boys and fills a place that no other insti- tuition in the city can fill, and while it has fair membership, I cannot understand why every boy and young man in the valley should not be anx- ious to become member.
 The time and money I have put into the Y. M. c. A. work. feel has been well spent and my only regret is, that 1 was not able to do more
 I trust that you will consent to fill the office of president another year, and let us hope that under your leadership, the board of direc- tors and the friends of the associa- ton. all pulling together. may build up the membership to at least One Thousand, Your Very Truly.
 JOHN l.. IRWIN.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

Dayton, Ohio. MT. Harry M. Blair, Gen. Sec, Young Mems Christian Association, Phoenix, Arizona.
 DEAR MIR. BLAIR-The need of a Young Mems Christian Association adequately supported is no longer a question for discussion in any of the cities in our part of the country. It is not a question of how little can be spent upon it, but how much can be used wisely.
 Our cities are slowly realizing that beautiful streets. stores, houses, thea ters, and even churches are not the only things needed for city life. The promotion of real manhood is a sev- en day a week proposition-and seven nights also, and real manhood is the absolutely essential thing in any city's life
 The right kind of young manhood comes high-but it is worth it. The Young Mems Christian Association is the only institution of the city open every day and every evening, helping young men to help themselves to q better life. It ought to be supported in the most generous way, not as d charity bat as city necessity. Yours Very Truly, F. l.. SHUEY.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

St. Louis, Missouri. Mir. Harry NJ. Plair, Gen. Sec, oung Mems Christian Association Phoenix. Arizona.
 MY DEAR MIR. BLAIR-The Yonug Mems Christian Association in any community is q fair index If the interest which that community has in the welfare of it's young men. have been for many years connect ed with many philanthropic, educa- tional and religious institutions, but without any disparagement of any other work it is not too much to say that the benefit of a Young Mems Christian Association in city church or from the standpoint of the civic welfare of the city, or from the standpoint of the young men them selves. is simply invaluable.
 I cannot too strongly express my confidence in the work of the Young Mems Christian Association nor tho pleasure which l have in giving to Il both of time and money, and I am glad both from the standpoint of q citizen and a Christian.
 l wish you every success for a great work in your wonderful city.
 Believe me, with great respect Very Truly Yours,
 SELDEN P. SPENCER.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10
Chicago. Sept. q. 1914.

Chicago. Sept. 24. 1914. MT Harry M. Blair. Gen. Sec. Young Mems Christian Association Phoenix, Arizona
 MY DEAR MIR BLAIR-Words cannot convey our feelings, as friends of this unfortunate man, Will Burnett, in trying to express our gratitude to you and your assistants for the fine Christian courtesy which you have extended him in his eX- treme need. trust the day my come when l personally may have an opportunity somehow to recipro- cate.
 On our way to lunch. as l read your letter to MT. Kingsbury, he re- marked that if the Y. NJ C. A. move ment needed it, he knew of nc stronger endorsement of the Associa ton thx could be scattered through out the country, than reprint of your letters under a brief statement as to the conditions under which you undertook to care for our afflict- ed friend.
 Cordially Yours,
 GEORGE II. SHORNEY.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

Mir Lloyd B. Christy. President, Young Mems Christian Association. Phoenix, Arizona.
 Dear Sir: You ask why l am deep iy interested in Y. M. C. A. work
 Because l started right along these lines more than a quarter of century ago. while attending Iowa State College. A few Chris tian students organized '. N. C. A. in that institution and soon saw the great uplift it brought to many of the young men who came there from all lasses of homes. These men left college with faith in God and high ideals in life, and as rule have lived successful helpful lives since
 came direct to Phoenix from college twenty-three years ago this month. Finding a great need her- for a home for men away from home, as the conditions then were ten times worse than they are now. 9 few men got together and organ ized the first Y. M. C. A. for Ari- zona. Your worthy father. Col Wm Christy, was the first and only pres ident of that early association.
 The Phoenix Young Mems Chris tian Association has gradually ad- vanced during all these year-, doing q great work for the boys and men of Phoenix.
 Whatever time and money havr given toward the Y. NJ C. A. wor, l consider has brought and will brina the greatest returns, for when you help men to lead better lives they receive a blessing of greatest value which cannot be lost. This is moi true of many other returns.
 Yours fraternally
 (Signed) l. C. NORTON.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10
December 26th, 1914 MT. Harry M. Blair, Phoenix Arizona

December 26th, 1914 Mr. Harry M. Blair,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 DEAR MIR. BLAIR-The purpose of the Association. is to form the body" inform the mind" and transform the spirit of young men. It is at tempting to do this work in "a tional ways, and adapts it's methods from time to time to meet the needs ol young men in the different commun- ites throughout our country. It does it's work with the Army and Navy, with the Cotton Mills in the South, with the newly arrived immigrant ct Ellis Island, with the industrial forces in the steel plants, with the railroad men, with the students in the UniVer : sites and preparatory schools, with men in the factories, and with the large force of clerical workers in our business houses. Wherever there exists the need of service to young men, the Association is attempting to meet that need.
 An organization which is doing this kind of work, helping young men in their need, trainng them to better citizenship, making them more valu able to themselves and to others. and leading. them into paths of usefulness and righteousness-an organization which does this, deserves and should secure the sympathy and the sup port of everyone.
 Very Truly Yours. ALFRED F. MARLING. Chairman of the International Com mittee of Young Mems Christian Associations
Arizona republican., 1915-01-10
7G William St, New York

76 William St, New York. Mr. Harry M. Blair Gen Sec, Young Mems Christian Association, Phoenix, Arizona.
 DEAR SIR-I have been closely associated with the work of the Young Mems Christian Association in cities. colleges. states and foreign lands for the past thirty years. The more l see of it's work the more deeply l am impressed with two facts: viz, the great need for religious work with men and boys and the wonderful way the, Associa : tion is meeting this need.
 l do not know of any form of Christian effort w'1ich gives bigger returns for the mo aey invested in it
 Yours Sincerely,
 VIM. D. MURRAY, Vice Chairman International Com mittee.