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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
TO GIVE PRIZES
 FOR ASSAYS ON THRIFT
(From Sundays daily.l

VI Oiit CuiIuoy udlIS.J
 Thrift" is the subject of a prize essay contest which has been started by County Superintendent of Schools Miller under the direction of the Ma t;onal Education Asspciation of the United States. The essays are to be divided in two classes-one for school children and the other for adults. In the first classification the sum of $250 in prizes is offered and in the second $1, 100. No other restrictions will be made than those stated.
 The school children, with anyone in the county permitted to enter, will write an essay of not more than 1000 words while the adults will be re- stricted to an essay of not more than 5000 words. The first prize in the children's contest is $l00 and in the adults it is $750
 The children's essays on the gen eral subject of thrift will be passed on first by the county superintendent, then the State superintendent They will then be forwarded to the Ma tional Education Association where they will be passed on by a com potent committee of judges The childrcn's essays must all be given to the county superintendent by Decem- Der l.
 Adults intending to compete should notify the secretary of the National Education Association at Ann Arbor, Mich. These essays must be in the possession of the secretary not latec than March 1. 1916.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
OLD FIRST HOME
 GROUP CHANGES OWNERS
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 As seems customary in mine invest mcnt circles, old mines arc on the preferred list, and the closing Q few days ago of the deal for the First Home group on Upper Big Bug creek, near Poland, is in harmony with other movements in this field in recent months for acquiring properties that have developed and with record of past production.
 The representative of a strong Southern Arizona mining firm has taken over the holdings and IS be- ginning line Of quite large opera tions, to be carried out immediately. Material and supplies have been ship ped from this city to the camp, the old machinery is being repaired and the unwatering of the property will begin in a short time. When active several years ago the First Home was a shipper to markets outside of Ari- zona, its lead-zinc product, with gold and silver of small values, maintaining development until prices slumped and d suspension occurred. The high price of lead and zinc 1t is presumed is an inducement for the rcviving of this property.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
BIG COYOTE CLEANUP
(From Sunday's DailH.l

Ben Thoman is in the city from the west, and brings for shipment to d Milwaukee furrier 235 coyote pclts, and miscellaneous lot of other small animals, numbering 57, which he claims to have captured by a special bait of his own manufacture. He is a practical small game hunter and makes a business of marketing these pelts. He comes from Southern Utah. The coyote brings $l.l5 per pelt, the skunk S5c, and one civet cat will reach to %50. The wildcat has no quotation at this time of the year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
The Garden of the Gods, Elks.
GID CROOK MINE
 HAS GOOD SHOWING
(From Saturdays Daiiy)

VI I OIil JdlGlho Oo4AS
 E. L. Tomlinson was an arrival yes tcrday from his Venezia camp, near the Crook mine, and states the latter is making crcditable showing in pro duction, over 200 tons or ore being ill bins at the Venczia mill ready to be treated as soon as water can be had. The grade of the ore is frcemilling and concentrating, and will average over $25 per ton-
 Packing from the mine goes ahead and it is reported new ground opened up recently by Harlan and Cunning, shows heavy tonnage as ready for stoping.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
Prince Albert Is
 Soon To Operate
(From Tuesdays Daily.l

Mark Bradley, one of the owners O! the Prince Albert mines of Groom creek district, stated yesterday that active development begins this week, the new boiler having arrived and is now being set in position. An air com pressor will drive the drills, and sink ing the main shaft will be the initial exploration.
 This property from its surface showing is attracting interest, and tine belt where it is situated is to be explored for the first time. Several week of a delay in receiving the equipment occasioned the property to remain inactive
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
Getting The Mint .'...R ?. Ready R To Operate
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
 C. H. Voller, owner of the Mint mines of Copper Basin district, with D. A. Burns of Williams, was in the city yesterday and stated all arrange nents had been made for resuming immediately The retimbering of the cid shaft to the 100-foot level and the unwatering of the lower levels, will be the first move toward carrying out line of general development, as well will surface accommodations be plac- ed in condition for occupancy. On the ground is ten-stamp mill that is to become active later The property has been idle for several years, owing to internal disscnsion among the old owners.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
KING IS BETTER

LONDON, Oct. 30.-King George, who was thrown from his horse oil Thursday, continues to improve. An official bulletin says: His majesty has secured son.e sleep, and the pain IS diminishing
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03

the invader The German commanders say that different that against their tremendous machine the sian defensive has chance.
 History repeats itself and also it doesn't We shall
 The Turks they do lose the friendship of the United States Wonder if they getting nking of how dearly don't love them?
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03
NOTED CANADIAN DEAD

OTTAWA, Oct 3O - Sir Charles Tupper, the Canadian statesman, died in England today, aged ninety four years.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-03

Write Co: Chattanooga Medicine O., Ladies' Ad. visory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special h. gtrlLctiOTlS on your case and 64-page book, Home IIsStneDi for WoDAl- sent in plain wrapper. NC120
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-09

Sntet 9}einltat Bation-Sageu.
4uguita, @a., BEN lite Sec. Ser
blep i11tet @eiultot / Sagen moo
forbenpere16e Nr9ii6e11tfan6ioat
Ebomas 6. @ation af 9bomion
@o., Me6aftbr og .6orfatter, anita.
get for at babe ien6t 11anitenoigt
2eieitof / Soften. SurDen, Der bar
babt @agen UNDER 8eban6ling iioeu
Eirsoog @ftermi6oag, melote, at
ben lite fltn6e fontme til Gnigbe6.
8ations Mbisartifler bar Mngre6
paa set totbolife Hraiteifab.
Searf= =Spillinser. SEEM gorf ben
36ie Sec. Set befien6tgigres, at
Wsrs. ManooIpb Searit blep Mooer
til to fieffe Gutter Onsoag ! 1T
Stem paa @iberiioe Dripe. Mr. og
Mrs. Searft bar MI fem Born. alle
Gutter.
Ganabas 8rigslaan. 0ttatpa.
Ont, ben 2oe11 Sec. Set bIep ioag
oplDit, at $110,0 100000 er tegnet for.
BET fana6tife 4rigslaatt pao $5O,
100000. Sununen fon1nter fra 26..
600 foritielige Mbonnenter.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-09

n1ngs1netDo0e, DDorn110er Sd1loel9
tienit6pgtige Men6 bil6e bltpe att-
mo6e6e om at bin6e fig til at tiene
UNDER Sanerne for Militerepelie for
forte Ei6srum / 2pbet af tire Mar og
til at flute Jig til Sonerne peo SSno'
faloel1e naarfombelit / ct Doerltgere
OrIopstiosrl1m af tire 9lar. Denne
StDrfe paa 400, 900 Man6 biloe Bill
be forip11et: n1e6 perionlig n6ruft.
ming Zoo b,,rttiig fpn be blep bberbe.
Sc, og oeres u61tpr for Selten gje-
res fer6ig til 2epering noorion1'
belit. 9e bil6e blipe iamlet til
gpelie til foltiatte Ei6er paa BE-
fpemme 5te6er Screening meo pos=
1en6e 9lfoelinger al 6en regnlere Mr'
me. Oeres oorlige 9peliestto ptloe
iffe npopenbigpis operifrioe to Moa=
ne6er om Nuret.
Brplioenten iiger> at BET MI tilfal-
ser 6e Observation-Disclosures nnge
Men6 / 2an6et at efterfomme 'Sp=
raabet.
Gn itbrre sSlaabe.
Set Trogran1 iom 5laa6emini'
lteren bil forelegge, goar fun no
paa at forforte BEN Gio> inoen bbil'
fen 8Ioner, Der lange bar beret
moone, 1fol giennemferes. Set
Iroaran1 bliber faitl1aaet> iom bib
til fun far eri1teret / sylaaoefontt,=
me6lemmers @in6 og bar beret a11'
tp6et nnoer Debotter begge &uie,
men life er blepet formelt neotaget
0i bar oItio betrogtet Dor sSloo6e iom
2onoets fdrlte og fornemlte Soripar;
hi bar oItio onieet 6et iom flogt at
pere 1tprf paa &opet 4or for 9lar
bor ri bpgget op en- Tloa6e, iom mt
ltoor meget beit blon6t @er6ens @es
magter. 81 bdr nit afgi6re, bpor>
oon hi ifol ful6fsre 6et, iom ri bar
begpn6t, og bbor i1art bi ifal gj6,
re Set.
programmed gaar uo poa 8pg-
ming in6en fem Mor al ii 5logffibe,
ier @lagfrDoiere, ii Spei6erfrpoiere,
fenti Eorpe6oiagere, femten sSloa6e-
un6erban6sbaooe, 85 4pit=l1n6er,
bonosboo6e, fire @nnonboa6e, ct &o~
ipitalsifib, to 9lmml1nitionsifibe, to
Sliefftbe og ct &eparattonsffib. sf
bette 9l11tol ct BET Tonfen at bpgge
bet fdrite slar to Slagffibe, to @log,
frD6iere, tire 5pet6erfrDoiere, fem>
ten &orpe6oiagere, fem Tloooe=ltn-
6erbon6sbao6e, IS &p1t=l1noer-
pan6sboa6e, to @ononbaaoe og ct
&oipitalsifib, set neite 9lar at bpa-
ee to Slagfftbe, en- @peioerfrp6fer,
II Eorpe6oiagere, fire TIoooenn6er.
panosbaaoe, femten &pit-l1n6er-
ban6sbaa6e, en @unonbaa6 og ct
Olieiftb, oct treble glar to Slagiftbe,
en- Slagfrp6fer, to @peioerfp6Iere,
fem 9orpe6oiagere, to SIaooe,l timber.
ban6sbaa6e og fer11ten @pft-l1noer-
ban6sboa6e, oct fier6e Mar to @lag-
iftbe, to @logfrb6iere, to @peioer.
(Sortiettes paa 6te Sioe.)
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Spffe Sropper ienbes til @eitfronten.
Stort Sla9 ibente. Sprfif $or.
It peboia9er innfet.
&pn 9inbenbnrg nGbner> be rtrt
1tBrte SDnbere"+ SperatiDuer
paa ben rmsfife Trunt.
G5arems Gammenfalbelie af 9nmas
en pg &tgsraabet ubiat paa 11be-
ite,nt SID. Trebslnaffet.
8alfanfri9e1t.

-8oris Ben 26en Sec. Detacbe-
menter af italienife &ropper blep
Gtrs6ag lanoiat / Mplona> sllbonie11,
iiplge Meboelelie fra paaltoeligt
&ol6 Mtben, telegrdferes ioag til
uEemps" fra ben grRife &opeoltoo.
Mplona Oct iDoltge Mlbanien bar
/ flere Moaneoer peret offl1peret al
italienife &ropper, og Meooelelien
rnL at flere Eropper ienoes bio, H.
nes at tp6e paa, at De ifal anpenoes /
Sorbin6elie me6 oe a1ltereoes Opera
TONER poa 8alfan. Ser bar flere
Gage gaaet &p9ter om> at Stalien
agteoe at oeltoge / 4rigen paa 8al-
tan.
9empnitratiuner / &erlim.
- Yaris Sen 26en Sec. ~S5our-
nal oes 0ebats" offentliggidr ct Sc
legram fra Milano ONT, at en- flor
Denonltration of slrbei6ere Ser,
lin paa @run6 af Waomangelen bIep
ooipreot of Eropper. Eelegrammet
TOM fra Berlin bia 8ern, Scbmet5.
Eelegrommet flyer bioere, at
Sropperne ifie6 paa Masien og
6rebte 200 Yerioner. Sournal 6es
Debats flyer, at @eloingen ber moo
toges meo Gorbebol6.
- 8erlin Ser 2oen Sec. Set
in6rpmmes, at Der bar beret De-
mon1trationer for en inarltg Orb
ming of YrisforboIoene og Bropiatt'
teringen blonot oen Menneifemasie,
Iom ian1le6es u6enfor &igsoagsbDg-
ningen, 6a &igsoagen blep aabnet.
Set Operipiife 8ureou flyer, at
uEpflan6s 5ien6er noentpil otter pit
u6bre6e oper beIe 8er6en latterltge
9fpeter ON GorftDrrelier, @aoeop-
tgter / Berlin og an6et, lom 1et lite
1temmer meo @anobe6en."
Jorbmbt at ielge nprife Stibe.
= 2on6on 6et 3bte Sec. &elt.
ters aorreiponoert &riittania fen.
Ser fplgen6e::
nStatsraa6et bar ioag u6iteot ct
miolertt6iet Sorbu6 moo Salg at
5fibe til l1olan6et, oplDier uAften.
poiten",
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Auttgrfaartt.
Gn biforif Samlins begDnbt. Spea-
fer Glarf pg Genator @larfe
gienpalgt til Orbftprere.
Set itbrite &,tbget, iom1 nugenifmbe
er forelagt 6e syprenebe Staters
&pn8res Trebstio.

@aibington 6en 6te Sec. Son.
gresien traa6te ian1nen Mi6oags
til, bba6 Der tegner til at blipe ben
bigtigite og biitortif melt betD6nings-
ful6e Sesiton paa en bel Wer1neife-
oloer. Sorban6lingerne begge &u>
fe bar fortbarige. s &uiet gien'
palgtes Gban1p Glart til Speafer,
og &ongresman6 Mann gieninotog
fin Stilling fom ben republifanife
Minoritets Serer. Ser it16bra9tes
1000 8iIls og &eiolutioner. Mange
af oisie angif Soriparsforanitalt.
ninger, og mango baD6e iom Maal
at mo6orbei6e Soriparsforanitaltnir1.
ger. Mmer6e1nentet om &binoeitem.
neret ouffe6e op igien:
S Senatet> bbor 80 npe @enoto-
rer b1eb e6feltet, gienbolgtes @ena-
tor glarfe at 9rfanfas til Prpii-
bent pro ten1pore. Biceprpii6ent
War1boII bar pna @rnn6 al i'm Sl1.
itrus @pgoom iffe tilfteoe.
Otter at bape 1enot en- 6ellesfo-
mite til bet &bi6e @us for at giDe
officiel l1n6erretntng ONT @ongres.
}ens Mobning, oionrnere6e begge Sl1.
ie til imorgen.
Set itbrite Budget, iom nogenft1'
De er forelagt en amerifanif &ongres
/ Srebsti6, tom fra De forifielltge
g2egieringsgrene. 9en iamleoe Gum
er onfring $170,000,000 mere emo
oct 8u6get> fom bleb forelagt ifior.
@n flor Gel al 6e forei1aae6e l16gif'
ter ct til Glaa6e og Seer.
Set ferite 9eabneopraab @niet
pi1te, at 427 Me6len1mer bar til}te6e
og 8 fraperen6e; en af De itoite er
| afgaoet peb Deoen. Sen oenotra-
tiffe Maiorttet er re6nceret. Speofer
@larf :blep giennalgt neo 221 mob
194 5temmer. 9en repHblI Ionlfe
2eoer Manns 5orilag ON Hepifiolt
af @eglemer1tet blep ne6ftent 1neo
2O9 MOB 1872 @temmer
8lan6t 6e nDe 8ills er en fra
@ongresmano $olbor Steenerion af
Minnei iota ON 0pbgbelie af 2open
ON fonootif @eciprocitet, iaunt @ills
ON OpfbreIien of offentlige 8Dgrtn-
ger Detroit, 8recfenrioge og Ebief
Miber Sails og 0prettelien af en De.
mon 1trationsfarm / MinneIota fa:rt
en- Mefolutton ON 0pmaaling at @e6
2ofe og @e6 Safe @iper for at fore
bpgge 6lonifa6e.
@pp @ongres ie6er er beitriot.
BIon6t 6em er @e6et til &epublifa.
neren @iniom S. @orp af @iScon.
fin, Ser beitrioes al @. st. @oDloro,
@ociaIoenofrat.
gn Delegation Stemmeretsfptrt'
ser bar ioog bos BreIibenten n1eo
@rab paa ct 5temmeretsamenoe.
ment til 6e 6orene6e @taterS &on.
itit1tton. 49, -. ....
@fient Hreii6e1tten negte6e at ONT
tale 6eres Gag / tit @n6ffab imor-
gen, fom oe ba6 on1, lobe6e ban at
fonferere ne6 &ongresiens 2eoere
ONT Mme11oernentet, og beraf tog
&Din6erne negen Opml1ntrtng. Bre'
ii6enten far bi6til beltanbtg erflpret,
at @temmeret bar ct 9tmSfpgrgS.
maal.
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8rttterne / Meippptamien.
= Qon6on ben Ste 8

- Qonoon ben Ste Sec. Den
Mo6ganG fom General &omnseno
bar bapt / Meiopotan1ien, er en- flor
Sfuffelie for ben brittle Mlmenbeo>
Ser bor betrogtet 6enne @rrpe6ition
iom oen 1pieite Hlet bi6til &rige11>
me6 en- mulig l1n6tagelie af Gene
raj 8otbas 8eieiring al Gpiferne t
Spbpeit=Mfrifa. Man bar lite bgrt
noget zom @ensrnI 9onngel1b, H6en
bon tom til aut-el- -Mnora, bbor ban
ianoipnligpis btl bpoe @o6itanb, ef-
teriom Stillingen er meget fter::.
Det nbelotgite pe6 bette er oen ne6-
ilaaen6e Girfning, Etlba9etoget btl
babe / De Brittle @efooeller / Orr
enten.
- 2on6on SEN Ste Sec. Sra
&onitantinopel telegraferes til BET
tDife &obeofbarter:
@e6 sSraffronten / Meiopotanien
bar bore Eropper be6blebet at for.
fplge Sienoen, iom retirerer / l1or-
SEN. @i bennegtige6e os en- fien6tlig
8ugierbaao iamt ct Sftb la ltet n1e6
Yrobtont og @rigSmateriel.
SDf Mmmmnitionsfabrif pbela8t.
- 2on6on Sen 6te Sec. poeIeg-
gelien af en- flor Mmmunitionsfabrif
/ @alle, preusitff Sacbier, beo en
@rploiton, meo 9abet of flere btn-
6reoe Menneifelib, meloes ct Eelc-
gram fra &ol6ing, Danmarf, til
@iebenbabn, fremien6t af 9Reuters
&orreiponoent. Set iiges, at man
bar W}tstonfe moo mtsforneie6e dr.
bei6ere.
9en brittle Mcfr1tterin9.
- 2on6on 6e1 6te Sec. Sarlen al
DerbD, neutrality-suspicious., bar
lite peret iaa beloig lom man baboe
baabet, me6 fine 8loner for Spero.
ming al Eropper, flyer Sames @ett'
rp Ebomas, Mrbei6erme6lem af 8ar'
lamentet, Ser talte be6 ct Mg6e al
SSernbanefnnftionere / Song @aton
iaften. Mr. Tbomas iag6e, at ban
boboe 6r6ftet @oeen me6 Sarlen al
Derbp> og at sSarlen bab6e erfleret,
at alle &nitrengelier 1naotte blipe
opbubt / 2bbet af oe neltfglgenoe
Gage af Sem, Der letter Bris paa fin
Srtbeo og er irno6 n6ifripni1g.
Sbemif 9amper fnnfen.
= &iebenbabn Sen 46e Sec. Sen
ibenife Camper vNorbif" fra @rims.
bp til Stocfbolm meo @nI er ite6t
paa en- Mine og iu,1fet. @apteit,
en- @ullen1per og Neita,1.
ratricen 6rl1fne6e. De an6re IA af
bleb bierget af Dompe-
rem rMmbra" og fbrt til &augefunb,
george.
Sra forifiellige Jronter.
2on6on Ben 76e Sec. De otter.
Interchangeable og buIgorite 9ropper
bebbliper meo beloige Dperottoner
MOB Montenegrinerne og Serberne
BET noroeitlige Montenegro og 6et
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II 8etrogra6 BEN 6te Decb. s
0pinifegnen bonbarbere6e EDiferne
bore @fpttergrape paa en- Sront fra
2anosbpen 8orsfoD til Sllufit, men
u6en @efultater. 5en6enfor 8pe1
@afolotpfa peo 9tpr tog EDiferne
Offenfipen igien | en- &rfegaaro.
men blep ftaniet af Dor &anonilo.
Ser er i11gen 6oranoring ! Sttuatio.
men paa anbre Ste6er, ,nel6es 6et Of
ftcielt ibag.
Berlin ben 6te Sec. Set n1t-
Iitere &obebfparter meI6er, at N,1s.
ferne igaar gior6e ct Mngreb / 5D6.
belt for Bobitfsen Bet for @tga
men at Mngrebet bleb tilintetgiort
me6 itore Eab for 5ien6er.
(6ortiattes paa 6te @ibe).
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begpnote ben 7oe December meo
2asnine af 8refipe1t Wilions @uo.
ifab. Sorntelt begpn6te @esiio,1e,t
Man6ae oen 6te Sec. So af De
traple Men6 oenne @esiion bliper
@enator Gbamber1ain af Oregon,
eSornan6 @enotets W}iltterfomtte,
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| D1terrt91r.11dl1enlle StnIe O8 pau
@allipolt-$albgen. 8are mtnore
9r9fninger bar f1n6et Ste6 beo
6en rusitffe Gront.
De brttiffe Eropper UNDER General
Eotpnsen6, iom retirere6e fra 8ag'
ooo for en- oberlegen tprfiff @tDrfe,
er onfommen til el-Mmara, 105
Wfil fgn6enfor 8agoa6.
Spife Sropper til @eitfromten.
- 2on6on oen 6te Sec. Sra
9fotter6om telegraferes til ~Doilp
Moil":
Mpi1erne fra BET fp6lige og beitlt'
ge Tpfflanb, ser bar beret 1taniet ct
Yor Tiger, fremfom ioag, bpiltet tan
betp6e, at en- @once11trotton af tDffe
Eropper poa @eitfronten for bet
| forbente6e itore @lag er blepet fulo'
en6t.
Eropper bor n6e1tbil 1tremmet
ino Branfrige og 8elgien en- l1ge,
men oct fan lite iigeS meo 8elten1t-
beo, om set er til 8etrDgge1ie mob
en- qIlieret 0ffenfip, eller ON 2Dit!
lamb bill tage Snittatibet.
- Berlin ben 6te Sec. Ser nar
Mrtillerioueller, Mtneerploiioner og
Trefninger, bnort &aan6granater
benpHeoes, paa forifielltge Steoer
pe6 8e1tfronten igoar. S @erbeoen
of @opa1ne bleb to engelife Iero'
ploner ffu6t neo og 6lpperne orebt.
Sc TIE itbrfte SDmbere.
- 2on6on 6en Ste Sec. Seltmar-
fcbol bon &in6e11burg u6taler ct
sSnterbiem til 9r. Baul @olomant,
at Epfflan6s Sien6er lite eniter
sSre6 for 1erberen6e, berettes BET
ct Eelegran1 iom @el1ters &orre'
ipon6et1t / Mmlteroam bor ienot til
Berlin. ~De bar lite facet 8ant
nof," Fal Seltmoricbalen babe iagt.
Sci mao 6erfor be6b1ibe at presfe
ino poa Dem, efteriom De lite bil
inoremme os nogen @etre." Bon
&inoenburg betrogteoe 3pfHon6s
@itl1ation fon uonerfet Det biloe
gleoe bmn, fag6e ban, ON set lite
blep @lut paa arigen, fbr De tire tsr'
ite @pnoere = england, 9erbien og
sstulien - bar blebet itraHet.
8alfanfri9et.
Mtben Sen 6te Dec., bta Ba'
RIG. vBulgarerne bar giort ct polo'
fomt Mngreb paa BEN engelf-franffe
syront / Observation-Disclosures flyer
u@mbros"s @orreipo116ent @alo'
nifi. v@n Mrtillert6uel be6 9emir.
fapton og 8alanoobo mellem 8ulga.
rerne og ben o116en frantic Dibifton
un6er General 8aiIlou6 be6barer. "
vBotris @orreiponoent @alo-
nift meIoer, at 8ulgarerne fammen
me6 Tpfferne foncentrerer en- flor
@tprfe peo Strumit5a.
sSfbIge andre Npbe6sfiloer forloo
Sc ierbiife og atlantic 8eboere lite
@risre16, iom bleb in6taget al @nl-
gorerne, fer De baboe poelogt bet
mel tie af fin @ien6om.
- Mtben ben Zoe Sec. Sfarpe
@ampe 6et nor6eitlige Montenegro
og ct plu6ielig bulgarif Mngreb poa
ben frantic Mrmes betre Slsi meloes
i6og. 8pen SSpef, ben iterite / bet
e1tltge Montenegro, ipnes mart 1T
futile faloe for @iterrigernes Mn-
greb.
SDrfiif Sorpe6ojager ienfet.
- 2on6on Sen 6te Sec. Den tyr.
fiife &ope6oiager ~Oar @isiar" er
ienfet / Marmoraipen al en britiit
l1n6erbon6sbaa6 ifglge en- offictel
britiif @rflertng iaften. @n 6or-
raa6sbanper og fire Seilifibe bleb
ogfoa e6elagt af l1n6erpanosbaaoen
6en 36ie og 46e December.
Sra Eitfrpnten.
8etrogra6 BEN 6te Decb. S
0pinifegnen bombaroere6e EDiferne
bore @tpttergrabe paa en- Sront fra
2onosbpen 8orsfop til Sllufit, men
u6en Mefultater. Sbnoenfor 8pen
gfafolotpta peo Stpr tog EDfferne
Offeniipen igien / en- &irfegaaro,
men blep itaniet al Dor &unonil6.
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Sorbere6elier til 2anoets 6oripar
/ paofommen6e Gilfeloer og for6ge.
oe SSn6tegter til Deffel'e af l1ogtf-
terne peo ioaoanne Gorbereoelier CT
= ! to itore @ager, iom fbrit pil fore
5. Sst;;I @ebanoIing beo ben fdrite
Sesltyn af Sen 64be &ongres, iom
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og &ongresma16 @itcbin at geortb
Gorolina, Gormanb for S,t'ets 9ee'
ringsfomite. Openltaaet1oe 8tlle6er
er: 1. Breii6enten oplelen6e ct
8u6ifob til &ongresien. 2. 5enotor
Chamberlain. 3. &ongresmano @t'
chin.
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Sra forifieniae fsrpnter.

2on6on Ben 76e Sec. De otter.
Interchangeable og buIgorite 9ropper
be6bliber ne6 beI6ige Operattoner
MOB Montenegrinerne og Serberne
I BET noropitlige Montenegro og BET
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-06
FIRE EXTINGUTSHER
DEWONSTRA TON .SJNDA Y

There will be a demonstration Of
new fire eXtinguisher on next Sun
day morning in front of Fort Lee
Fire Company, No. in Main street,
at ten o'clock. Young Mr.. Balm
Mayors, of New York, will undertake
to prove that he has something every
body has long wanted, really eff
cient fire extinguisher that never
gets out of order, needs no charging,
gives no confusing mixups when it is
wanted, requires no pumping, no tilt
ing, no waste Of liquid, is strong,
causes no loss of time, and is always
dependable. 1t has a flame-deaden-
ing fluid that makes a fire ashamed
of itself, and when the operator gets
something large and sizable in the
way of a blaze, this little apparatus
gets busy and makes short work of
putting it out of business. It is non
corrosive, non-damaging, non-elec-
trio conductive and sends small,
deadly stream thirty-fve feet. The
public is invited to see the excitement
There will be a small house built for
the occasion, with permission of the
fire committee.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-06
GRANTWOOD CARD
CLUBS MEETING.

The February meeting of the
Grantwood Card Club was held at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Philip E. Brun-
dage, Columbia avenue, Monday
night, February 1st. Although the
weather was most unpropitious prac-
tically the entire membership was
present
The playing began at nine o'clock
and lasted until eleven, when refresh
ments were served. The tables were
divided between bridge and five hun
dred players, the majority choosing
the former game.
Before the party dispersed for the
evening the members were called to-
gether by vice president, Mrs. Fanny
Lucas, who asked that her place be
filled by another, owing to her ina
bility to be always present. Mrs. S.
E. Darby Of Palisade was chosen in
her place. The offer of Mrs. George
N. Venables to hold the next meeting,
on the first Monday in March, at her
home, was accepted by the club.
DR.. and Mrs. Brundage were
assisted on Monday night in the en-
pertaining Of the club by Mr. and Mrs,
George B. Dickinson.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Brundage, Mr..
and Mrs. George Dickinson, Mrs.
Fanny Lucas, Mrs. S. E. Darby, Mrs.
aid r. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles