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COUNTING THE COST.

"for which of YOU. intending to build p tower sitteth not down first and .auuteth the cost, whether he have suf- reIent to finish it."
 D.d yo8 sit down, q kings and rulers
 f Europe, and count the cost. before geu unshcathed the sword? Did you reckon these items
 Seventeen million men. the strongest dt#.st he1uhiost of Europe, are with drawn from the work of creation and zct at the business of destruction. They Ia5ve the plow the saw. the pen. and seize the rifle. the bayonet and the cannon.
 The houses in which were happy families. the buildings where commerce tbrived. the cathedrals centuries old. the works of art, the structures that were the joyous boast of cities and that strangers came to admire from the ends of the earth, bringing their gold and silver with them to enrich you, are bat
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City Official 2aq2f
NOME. ALASKA, JANUARY .. 1915
WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER THE
 WAR ENpS2

There afe d present fighting in Ea- rope armies aegreeatne from fifteen Io twenty million mea. practically al ot whom has until he @-l fs~ months been pursuing thru various peaceful occupations in their respective conn tries either recognizing Inc existing governments as tho haat n .ars as sr5- tectine the individual in ths enjoyment Of the greatest amount of lHaus and happiness or else considfrlna that tna efforts and risks involved in cndeagor- ing to secure change loo great f#r th# possible advant5ees te Ge obtained
 All of these men are now having new experiences. have tcen taken oat of th. rut of everyday life. have exchanae5 ideas with men whose earlier environ ments have given then an entirel
 different view of life The individua has been eliminated. concerted action and concerted thought have taken the place of competition and individual endeaVor. similar experiences have brought about d similar line of reason Ing and man acts as the whole not a.
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tered down. blown up or burned to the ground
 You have aarkened thousands of homes ana set d suard of terror there Many are the races and tongues O. men, but the sobs of mothers are O. one language. From all Europe comes that pitifu voice. ancient as the worlds blood lust the voice of lamentation weeping and great mourning. Rachel weeping for her children. and refusing to be comforted. because they are not What is the itch of your miserable honor compared to the abysmal woes of these women
 The shrill walls of millions of father less children, accusing you 10 heayene
 And the boys. the handsome. brave hope of all lying piled up on battle fields their fair bodies cheWed by the Alinotaur of War: some dead. some anguished by thirst and wounds
 Commerce paralyzed, mills still and vacant shops closed, banks barred schoolhouses empty mines deserted, fields and vineyards rotting. forests atiame, cities booted. the armies of con tented lahorers gone back to the jungle business of man hunting; the cry everywhere of race hate kill, kin. kill,"
 Did you count the cost2--Cosmopo- Titan
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the individual

And now we have to consider tha' aI these individuals vino Whl form tn ma5aa.v politically in each and eyer country in conflict, with their new Views If everything, will at the clos. of the war be thrown back onto thei eoNorumsuts. greater burden of re sroustbIHy by lar chan they now are INhIIe ueuuns. for when the hysteria yf louIlIlt is over they will demand to .n,w Why the powers that they had erected Jo protect them should have so -ienally faled. for winners and losers alike UtlI have to pay the cost for years ] end years to come These men realiz- |ing the futuiW of the conflict from which they have just emerged these are they whom the governing class will hare la answer That all will or could Isf laey would go back to their various ] |atog3tians is not within the realms of Possibilities. that even more than a amaH per centaee of them can do So k rdIy probable. they are not the same mau mentally or physically. and there .urc will have To be reckoned with from l different viewpoint both politically
 nd socially And the question now rises, what will the effect be? For the
 nd ot the war will only be the begin ing of the great changes that it will evolve. Win it bring about wave of ouritansm or wave of license? VIII
 I after having accustomed the individ nal 10 unquestioning obedience and
 lminated the need for self reliance
 ause a leaning towards paternal gov
 rnments. or will it on the other hand bring forth anarchy and rebellion against any and all organized author Htyo These. the men who have seen
 hines, never before dreamed of. who laNe done things heretofore thought impossible are not going back into
 he same old rut. and they will be the
 cbiters. for they will be in the ma
 ,atv
 Gan we imagine what would be the Hesult m the United States if sufficient
 4Irrs were to be suddenly on the eve
 election placed as majority in all
 le States of the Union to control the
 .eettons that all this majority had had
 .milar experiences and were accus-
 med to aet in concert and that their : Npeueuces gave them d different view
 oInt To the rest of the voterse Such iu be The condition in Europe at the .ad If the War for whether they enjoy ae franchise or not the soldiers of the
 sm.es how lighting will he the con .#Hl#e Geta in daminatms the policy
 ad -s1lfw at the various govern iseIs aud the effects will be felt not
 alz oy he governments of the eonn- Hles aow at WIT but by the govern .3sals of he world
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The inhabitants of Longwy Haul be lieve miracle saved the statutes in their beautiful old Catholic church, which was battered down by German artillery Though everywhere there was nothing but wreckage at the altar stood untouched the lifesize figures of Jesus and the Virgin. surrounded by the Apostles
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 IN WAR
 NEWS

The Paris Temps appeals to the wo- men to send wooden petticoats and safety pins for wounded soldiers. Soldiers suffering from leg wounds often cannot wear trousers
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-05

Great Britain has been so successful in cornering the sugar supply il an nounces reduction of so cents hun dredweight which will make the price : cents a pound.
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ALWAYS IN STYLE

If you have your suit pressed, clean- ed and repaired by us
 We will make them look like new. We do dry or gasoline cleaning. We do steam cleaning.
 We make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We make a speciality of making and repairing furs
 First class workmanship.
 All work guaranteed. Our prices are reasonable. once a customer always d customer. Come and see us, we will give you our prices before we do your work We appreciate your patronage
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
 Zehner's iewelry stores
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Qaaemires in front of trenches are said to be used for defense by the Ger mans Extra trenches are dug few hundred feet in front of the real ones, loose clay is thrown in and water enough poured in to make a ditch of liquid mud
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George Andre, the noted French all around athelet outdistaneed his com rades in d hayopet charge near Arras wrenehed standard from the German harrcr foolballed his way through an amazed group of German infantry, and, although wounded in the foot regained the French lines
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-05

Blacks and Senegal often act like schoolboys. During a halt they climb trees to get a sight of hurtling shells. and swing their arms as if to catch them.
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Dispatches tell of the Spartan con- duct of Col. Lopoukhine of the Russian army, who went to the body of his son. killed in Galicia, kissed his forehead, remounted his horse and continued gv- ing orders.
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Au Iron Cross has been given to \ .dhecr lu.cahardt. of a Zeppelin air
 lp crew. for repairing a damaged propeller t.80O feet iu the air amd a = over of Belgian shells
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Miss W Bell, an English nurse mortaIy wounded on the battlefield, has been buried at Le Mans among the British French and German soldiers for whom she gave her life
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Hot chocolate, hot beef tea, matted milk and fresh ice cream and soda water at the Rose Candy Store.
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD

WHY EAT POOR 5READ When you can get GOOD. WHOLE {. SOME Bread at Sc per loaf
 ANVIL BAKERY
 NORTH POLE BAkePN
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PHONE MAIN it

Entered as second-cIass mater E.H sd lao7 al the postom,e a0 Nome '5asha. cndei the Act Of Congress ef N.tch 1878
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

4. NEi6aere .nfbt. q HtaHso Ntt
Scribe ann MHlutrfW dng $3.50 b
atn. 9. gHsEftt RiteatfttNee H1
Warliu Gale.
rtnis. Cid Frau5ofta traumtn
pon Far6sbdrtn 8embarbtmtnts
aarstt GIitssratIapaott auf csat'
l6s 6tHuHasn, Ron arauIiatu
a1mrfsu srifhen BEN m1istn &C.
gen Bic gtbubien 3tppeIiHs. aui
beutTftr Ssits nagtssu bate man
bnIo srtanut, bab BEN 5lug8eug
nIs Mnariffspaffs nur u~nterstores
nste gsSeutung bon mtbr gtlestnts
Ii9er Dirt sutpmmt, bab g pagtgen
unsrmeBlihen mert beiiBt aIs Grs
Administrations. Ridt tdmpfeH
fpnbern Ihautn unb berihten. oas
mar in erlter 2inie bic RIhtf6naF
fir Tlieaeroffisiert. Gin gutter BE-
pbahtsr tam ia in elmer Stunos
mebr Ttben. ais Der 9e%neralitab Den
qansen Sag iiber su p~erarbeiten
perrnoq. Sa, bic gIidIiben 5lits
ger ffnb iberbaupt bic stn3igsn, bie
etfpas bon ber mohernen 5hla4t gu
Teben betommeu, ie aIs grpbes unp
Gdnsss 3u iiberbliden oermoaen. Sic
Hberiehen bas gepirr Der 5hiiBsn'
ordben, bic strge0ettsn Gtellungen
BET Battsrien, bas @ors unb 3us
riidFlufen Der gdnarmIinien, BITE
Observation-Disclosures Der asttsrs
noHen, ben Marfd bet CUR umfaf'
funu ungsTesttn straightforward
Gtn herrLiaes, nntef4rsibLi4 grobs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

mdbis uitt Hdufts. ssftsu fnb
ouh etsntlida Sample in ben glis
ten, iutnn man au6 aslegtntIia init
RepClperH cher aarabiutrH a~ufstns
.apoer fditbt. 4ttrbings 8erren bic
5tuusru, bic Der Glitssr in Oer
gaft DENT tut, gsb6rig an teH
glerptH, Rdmeutli9 nimmt nud
nas Gmpprihrauben, bic naaenbe
ungepiBbtit, Oh man, uber bic feiu0s
lihea 2iaiea hiupegtpmmsuo, itis
men gdaft1ag erfiiasH tonne, bic
lsrpsa ieAt init.
Tos abperfea BON Bomber bon
dluaaeuqen Gilt ipenigsr Der Der
nidtunq bon MleHfdtnIebeu, als
0ieimebr Der 3erft6rung BON BdFn'
Itnisn, 1unnels, 9ruden, 2uftiaifs
fen un0 Qn0erer ni1tiger aunFbau'
ten; Is fol- moroIifds Mirtungeu
ausibsn. 5urdt un0 5areden, be-
fonoers in bottreiden @robitdotea
trreqeu. 3as baben ia Die Barrier
Idpn gu ibrem GaaOea erfa9rer
maHen, oie anfaugs In ihrer Gtt4t4
ltbigtstt eeueigt parsr, bas taglldI
grideinen bsutiasr s1auben4 abtl
Der 5tabt fir eth uuterh1Itenoei
1duufpiel au3uisbtn. 8alo. abe
muroen bitIe .gaubn1 : 8eiu3e +
unaugent1m, bnB Der neue Geits1
bes frau31Fiden GIugpeIens, 8sns
raj 5iritduer, gsgsn Die .IaabeH'
cine 6eionoere QuftfIotts aus Sc
pan3srtsn JIug3sugen ins ae6eH rief
Qus8eridtet Fat sr aber oatait bis
Der nod nidts.
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Die exptiIcben RrieDer.

Don Der antunft uno 4usi4ifs
flung nsuer 5ruppsntsiIe in Marieiae
qtbt Elm mitarbeitsr Bee adigaro"
folaenoe g6iloerang: egleun uHr
mDraens. Quf benz ItoIO beiIn Gap
ptneoe buIten msbrere 4utOs. osnen
GffBtsre oss sngIiTdsn 0eneraIitas
bes in ibrtn mebr iportli1en aIs
trieesmabiqen untfDrmeu sHiitie8en.
Ssm 5dfen lisgen unbeDegIi1 mehrere
groBers 5raHBpprtfhiffs peldle bic
H1neE inoif9er 5tnote tragen unD
bereits BEL friibem MDrgsngrnien arls
qetommen ftno. Die 5ilbs unh Gurte
has ftebsn bt9t geordngt an 9erced.
unb ipie nun bus aDmmdnoo gu ibrer
MusIhiffung gegsben miro, erbebsn tx
Elm fren1bdrtiges, burd0ringenbes
gsfaret, OaB iia In ieinen rApt9mi'
Ifen Abfdbeu pie Elm graufger urs
lp1IogeIang Qnb6rt. Die Shiffsa
letter1 iuerben ausgeIebts nno NIT
offenarttgtr gebsnOigteit ttttttrn BIZ
6inbus oft bret unb bier ulfI oerItIs
Ben 5prpfe hindb. Am 6afentat ites
ben bereits lange 3igs DDn aaItdutos
mDbiten rub pferOefubrtDert berett,
nm bic a~usgela0ensn Ul~iIitdroepotE
auF3unsbmen. 5unosrts BON bratrler
2sufeln NIT eiflem tleinen 1urbuu
auf BEN appf fpringsn tuie toa aui
ben Sais bsruHJ lin Ii9 burn Be
lpegunseH gu sripdrmen, Dsnn bic ars
men GerIt ideinsn BEL bey berrf4tns
ben Diptertdlts tu9ttg au l:isreu. in
ihten tretIdenbsn, erotilhsn S0iomer
farsien lie a1e Iebbaft oeitituIisrsnb
ourdeinanber.
Die aHfibrsr boben MaLT, eini.
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1rofe mooerfeit ihrer Qrme un0 8eis

aroBe Wlaaerteit ibrer Qrne un0 Bet
ne; bod fed bieie. ME englii4t Diff
siere berianter. fir bic aampftahs
iiqEeit bieier aeute phne 8sldng fein.
I'm MaFFen fat ieber Mdna cine lans
&c gnmbust1u3e nit idarfer Sta4Is
fpibe, einen feten aarabtner, einen
bretten 5dbel uao mshrsre idarfges
fdliffene 3olde, bon bensn ie beim
4ngrtff utft Ielten einen 3nifdsn
BEN 366uen tragen. Mit bieien Dafs
fen fougn bic gtngdIen mebr ausrids
ten f6nnen uts Elm MODERN dusgertftes
ter GoIpat zines earDpdiT9en Scores.
Die 5in0us 6Dden in 0ruppen bsts
fammen unb sFfsn Reistuhen, gu be-
nen Ie cine 4rt aummiIdung trim
fen. Me6rers Grnmmophoue iorgen
Tlr Die unierhaltung Der erutii6sa
Grieaer. Gus sabllofen tIeinen pIeis
fen iteigt Der Rat1 stnes idarfen
1dbdfs In bic Cuff uno bleibt in
blduliden Molteu f4pebsn. Non Der
Stride Rotres Dame be Ia @urbe
|i6ldgt q aat llbr. @drias gftffs
BET Qnflbrtr fperoen ldut, bas Sig
nal fir Die RaAtruDe lit asgeber.
Die Gsiprdds DerItummen, bic 8euso'
len Itredeu f4 auf ibreR Gtrobla'
germ aus unb trdumsi, gum eriteHmal
auf slrobdiidem gpbtu. ibrtm ungs'
tpiHen Sdtdial entsegen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

sn ben DsutTaIanb fetnbIid gs'
Tinutsn 2dnbern Diro fortgefeBt aai
ben p~srmebrteu gapisrgeIoumIauf I'm
0satiaeu aeta binssnieien uuo BET
Gtatus Der 9eutf6en asIhsbant 81
6emdngeln gsiutt. aus ben amtIti
den ausneiIsn ee6t absr CUR Sc
nGge berbor, ME tDenig bereatist bill
gemdngeIungen Finb. Cine @erms6s
ruug 0es paptergeIbumIaufs Bat ID
siosm nift nur IN DeatidIano, ion'
bern III fat allen 2dnbsru ftattgt4
funoen, urb bds MefsntItde it uidt
tpis bel gloten in 3irlulatiou iinp
Ionbern NORM ois Dedung beitebt
urb in peldsm 9erbaItnts 0isFt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09
priyates EapierSeId.

Bertraueng Der gep1Etsrung in Bite
3utunft Der fran36ffdeu Ginan3traft
qelteH. 8ielmebr fam ss ols Elm
Sumption aufgsfaBt tuerosn. baB bas
gublitum bic su Qnfaug oes Grits
ges tbefauriertsn Observation-Disclosures
nod INNER niht pieoer herdusgegts
zen Fat. Sin 8eutf1laH6 faben ia,
tpsnn aud ni1t oie 6anbelstams
neru, 10 bod etnige aommanen betm
Rriegsdusbru9 pcranIabt. our geiets
tigung oes MangeIs an tleineu Cab
lunasmttteIn ebsnfaas tigenes ga
piernotgsIb In tIsinen Qbihuitten 81
i6aFfen. Gle ba6tu absr, IobalD bic
Rei1sbant bierDon aenntHis srhielt,
oiefes qaptergelb 5uriif3isbsn miiien,
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litl atHannt tn LETTER 3tit i'll ber
0rtjmaftme ShcHtr, 0orbtrmait NIT
grisqiatcld5e, duf Dem ts Der taps
fsren atftmaHnidait Der aemom@
uuttr Gubrlug Ots belotnmiitigen aas
pitdnltutnants b. Mtite geluHBn III,
itb in Den arabi{aatirtHdtu 6aieu
ron .6potioa gu flihttn. Qbtr it4tEs
lid nur psnigs piieu. mas es nit
BEN aamen in engliider Sdrsibart
QntT6o, in btutfher 4usiprune
Qiha, auf iit bat, 90 iii Ger
Name elmer BON ben 3pei @aitinnen,
.bie iid i'm utcbumnep b~tipnOers pers
oisnt gtnaht 9obsr. AIs arner,
unlpiFenoer, nidt siuRaI 0es Ghreis
bens tunoiger Sdafbirt, bunn aas
meltreiber, gelang a ibul, biz GunIt
IIsiner reiaeu 5errin Gbaoioiha 81
Itriperbsn uno Fe gu beirater, poourdl
er Elm pphIbabenber aaufmann tparb.
fyeFtlte ibn an G9oDiblda bauptidas
It'd bic 8antbartsit 70 pirtliat
I2iebe an feline stpeite 5rnlt, feline
GiGbItngsgnttin Qii6u. SIN Wldrs 0es
Ssabres 632, 80 Sabre ait, unternahm
len feline feBte 4iIgerFdbrt mad
Ulettd.
Qaa Ieiner aiidtshr nab Wseotnc
bsreitstt er aaes fir eineH 3ug &c.
gen gp3or3 DOR. 4ber inn 4priI 631
mari i'm Elm b6sartiges 6ieber bar.
nieber, Dem er nit eiferntr Miqensa
TRAIT, BON lsintn Grauen gepfIegt
@ioerItanb 8u leiitsn .periudts, an
8. Sunt trI6ien CT nod beim glor
gengebet In Der Moinet. pom Gngs
bes 9ooes beretts bsribrt. Cling
5tunoen fpdter, UNI bic Mittags5eit
peri1teo er In ben Qrmeu Ieiner &c
ttsuen atfha. DAT bds burd aapt
tdnleutnant b. Mllde befebtigte aet
tungsIaiff ben Namsn Der aitbIings
frm oss proheten trug, bat iidtrIit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

mtln litbtu. Se partu i'm Bausen
.fanf Wo6en our Ger unterpegs gt'
ipeIm un0 ipaea nar eiHtn berpali'
nismdbig geringeH 8rautmfanb uufs
Dttien. @9tn qbeu0 ttattettR mir ben
.erotiittu Qaiisrten tiusn geiud in
ihrsm Eager alb.
qufialtnb 1T on Sen Burden Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

Nus 5dgsrstopn, l b.,
iuirb bsridtet, baB WtQiam 5arris,
Der stfOa 80 Sabre alt III unO In
Dounss Moob, nabt 6ageratopn. ges
fpurbe. 0as erIte CpFer oss
Antts DroguensGelsbes ~getDoroen fsi.
6arris, Der aus Baltimore itammen
fou. ipurbe mad Bellevue gsbradt, no
e. itarb. Or mar angebli6 nidt In
bet Gage. iid Opium ober MorpbIum
3u Derfdaffen, on DsI6s GenubmitieI
er oslpDhnt mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09
Yribatpabiergeto IN Grautrc1a.

8sdang 80 ben dusgsgebtnen Yapter'
fGsinsn Iteht.
Gin Grunirei9 hdbsn Bic 5an0sIas
EanHlern alabdlb ra4 benz Grie8ss
ausbruh eigenes gapierseI0 einittiert,
0os nod isbt tn 3ittalatipn 1T. 9is
Gdeiue Bee 9anbsIstammern tno,
ipie auF ibnen Derrlsrtt III, In Qotsn
Der 9anqre be 6rdnse etaG5sbdr. 9sA
1ii0ris hea SntsrefIes lDegsn fi1rstl
ipir Osrartiges papingslb I'm 8tloe
bot. Ddb BAD papisrgsIb nod iebt
III 1runlrsi9 tn lluilauf III, Tam
aera6s ai4t ala tia 9stDsis grObsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-09

un0 au9enblIdIlh glBI es I'M Helde
ueben ben Rei4sbantHOtsu Hur bic
ReiAstaHsns unb bic DarIsbnstais
IenT4eine. Die ReidsfaFenlaeiue
fino fsiue eft bur4 ben aritg gsfaafs
.fene SnIiitution. 9etreFfs Der DARE
iehnstaFsnfaeine tn gu bemerteu,
BOB ie cine breiFade Giderung ses
Hisbsn: /. baftet fir Fe bas Reih.
q. Der 9arIe1nsnsbmer, Der iid an
BITE DarlebnstalIe getDsubst fat, uno
8. bds pFanb, bas Der Darlebnss
nebmer BET BET 9arIebnstaFe btns
terlegt fat.
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80 naMHNl.si aa ~ 30

Sic naiuittbtst ea assn eaas
sid Hasa Hssf aftt atH tsfl,
tItf fRl
AH tsht g1t Heae tb.hta b. Osll
wH e3tN t
ilNt .U4tf Wt5- t1 Ntdlttfift
5t gB tEn
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-10

B. F. Lowe, of Drab, was looking after business matters in the city this morning.
 An excellent program of pictures at the Gem this evening-5 and 10 cents. Advt.
 Lafe Owens, of Mt. Moriah, was here yesterday attending to business matters.
 For Sale-Heart pine shingles in any quantity.-J. C.. Woodul, Prescott Arka nsas. Advt. If.
 For Sale-Good work mule above average weight.-Levi Moore or Ira Gee. Phone 143. Advt
 For Sale-Cheap for cash-the Orr property, East Main and Third Streets See Sam o. Logan. Advt If.
 James Young went to Gurdon this morning to remain over Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. B. B. Young
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next-Cragan & Cummins Advt.
 The Ladies Home Journal for April is good number and you may secure one from Jack Johnson, Jr. Call PAP. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-10

Mrs. A. F. Logan returned this morning from visit in Hope with her daughter, Mrs. Dolphus Whitten. If you are under twelve years of age and want to attend the Gem show Tuesday evening, get the coupon out of this paper next Tuesday. It will admit you free. Advt
 For Rent-5 room residence 2Oo West Front Street-electric lights, gas, bath, and sewer connection $12.50 per month.-A. M. Westmore- land. Advt.
 Jack Johnson, Jr., has this weeks Saturday Evening Post and the Coun- try Gentleman for sale. Both num- bers are good and are 5 cents Der copy. Call 242 and he will bring you one
 Advt.
 Reports from every section near this place state that bountiful rainfall was had last night. At this place there was a fall of one inch. Con- siderable wind and Tightening accom- panied the rain but as far as we had heard there was no damage from this. Notwithstanding the threatening weather last evening there was quite a crowd at the old-fashioned spelling bee given at the court house under the auspices of the Self Culture Club and the occasion was enjoyed by all who attended.