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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31
Torpedoed Bv Germans

Fleetwood, via London, Jan. 80
The German submarine No. Fl torpe,
doed the North Shields steamer Zen
'Gruachen' ci this port. The entire
crew, numbering 20, landed here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31
Kaiser Returns.

Berlin, Jan. 3O.-Emperor William
returned to the capital today for a
short stay, after an inspection tour OF
the western battlefront.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31

ford, Attorneys for Plaintiff and Re-
spo1dent. ..
n. j. Bothne, of New Rockford, At
tOrney for Defendant and Appellant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31
The Weather

For the "a hours ending at 200 p.
NJ, Jan. 80, 1918:
Temperature at 200 a. m. ........ II
Temperature at 100 p. m. ....... IA
Lowest temperature ............ 0
Precipitation Trace
Highest wind velocity ....... Use
Forecast.
For North Dakota: Probably snow
tonight; colder Sunday.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,,
Section Director
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31
IN O C.

For the first time in many years,
information collected by the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture shows that
all classes of live stock in the United
States r increasing in numbers.
Thus the real facts contradict abso,
lutely, sensational reports that prices
for meat and shoes would rise to un-
p%recedented figures in the immediate
future. 1t has even been said that a
government statistician predicted
meat at SO cents a pound and shoes
at $40 a pair within the next two
years. Such a prediction, the real
government statisticians say, is quite
u1warranted.
On January l., for example, the
number of beef cattle showed an in
crease of 3.4 per cent over the mum.
Der a year ago, and an actual increase
of 1,212,O 0 head. Hitherto the num-
Der of beef cattle in the United States
has declined steadily since 1910,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-31

Teddy Roosevelt will have to even
up Wilson's Grandpa record some
way.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-03

Der at sunrise. Consumed less than
one hour.
Misunderstanding dozen ways
in which his surname is garbled, Har-
ry Abramowitz asked federal court to
change it to Bramow.
New York.-Somebody turned in
fire alarm when red fire was burned
at suffragist speakers platform in the
Bronx.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-03
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

1EAE\IN<AI II DIN4G1 -
Baltimore, Md. - Antitrust suit
brief against American Can Co. filed
by justice department in the federal
court.
bingham, Mass James Harmon,
Syracuse, N. Y, who, with Rob't Will
iams, also Of Syracuse, was under
arrest for stealing automobile, shot
dead by Chief Washington l. James
of bingham police.
ST. PauI.-SteVe Weber, Iaborer,
shot and killed Miss Edith Russell,
then committed suicide
Winona, Minn.-Because Father L.
M. Lesches, priest charged with as
sault with intent to kill Bishop Hef-
from week ago, was not supplied with
counsel the hearing was postponed.
IndianapoIis.-Ernest Roder, for
mer road house keeper, indicted with
National Committeeman Thomas
Taggart, Mayor Joseph E. Bell, Chief
of Police S. V. Perrott and over 100
other Indiana politicians, charged
with conspiracy to corrupt Marion
county election, pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Washington. - Submarine shore
base at New London, Conn.,, will be
established as soon as plans can be
worked out, Sec'y Daniels announced.
Fairmont, w. Va.-Mrs. Eva Estep,
motherly old lady of 70, has been
arrested as leader of mysterious band
of dry law evaders.
Morgantown, w. Va.-Mrs. Minnie
Murphy and her five children walked
200 miles over mountains looking for
Murphy and saw railroad train here
for first time.
Evansville, Ind. - when Johnny
lies it's a good sign. Encourage him
in it. 1t indicates his creative facul-
ty," said Prof. Roscoe Gilmore to the
county teachers.
New York.-There was a regular
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-03
OH HUM!
BY Jim Nance

At my typewriter sit,
And ! cannot think a bit.
I'll be doggoned if a thought
Will come my way.
! can't work my rhythm right,
You'd think I'D been up all night.
! don't think III write
A Jim Nance today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-03
p. S.-Whado you know that's new
today? Pass the Swiss cheese!
AMMONIA TANK BURSTS; 3 HURT

HWMONIH ANN 6OhS d 5 7Uk
A valve to a 1,0OO-gallon tank of
ammonia in the basement of Vogel-
sang's restaurant, 1T w. Madison
ST., burst last night and four men
were overcome by the fumes.
Joe Rossi, 35, storeroom man, was
badly scalded about the legs. He
may die. Other three men taken to
the Jefferson Park hospital. Escap-
ing ammonia was shut off by firemen,
who entered basement with oxygen
helmets.
CHICAGO GRAIN.-Grain and pro-
visions lower. Sept. wheat close, SO.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Market
active. Demand Sterling fluctuates.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and satur-
day; not much change in tempera-
ture; gentle winds, mostly easterIy.
Temperature Thursday: Highest, IS;
lowest o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25

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NNt 90 NttaH HtH % iF4Ht 4e N~atlbatafh 3elaea kHA NaeI
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MfRt AZ hEtfN Nf hf M%NfttsBurA kW aHaWtrta MtfiatNthuttsH
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Fbut ole hNt GWtfaHmfaiNHfG Ut m8tt hn RtHAtn he kafliAsnI
tcft niat0lf atiqet be CtHhano tn aahlHnal eanf iirUhafbl
Ntf utsstlsambei Ntui ihnui Dem MN tm trta
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Heaigteiteu aug SOtOa!
Hart 0ubae.

Borf 8DDge.
Ger Commercial Club aiebt 9rei,
tag 9aittag Den geFibern bon Qobet.
gei6dften Elm @abelfriibitif. ST.
Da bnn6ert ginIo6ungen ffn6 er.
eongen. Qn 6as Griibftid jhliesi
iid 8e1ntentUabl an.
Grant u. 8ot6, Der betonute
Weltmeifterftaitsat nger, bat feline
riefge, 0itIih BON 8ebiter Gin oe.
legene Sarm an bic tieitqe Girmn
9oper & ShuIt, BETTER Der Upper
Htber Gis So, oerfmlft. Ser
annfpreis fir Die 1860 gder arosp
6arm 6etrdgt etDd 100000 ME
berloutet, miro ie0o6 ntdt anna in
bodr entridtet, ionoern ~berff1ieSeneg
ftefiges Sta6t. gigentbum nur6e 6o.
flr In @intouid gegebeu. Rronf
gotd tpiro iomtt Elm gurger bon
Sort Dodge.
Bet einem Sha6enfeuer ON Won.
tag bhBte Bin 8anrabnn I'M Ohm.
combe feline 56 BET 80 SUB arohe
S6eune Elm, bic oIs 0ie qroste IN
eteiem 8beil bes 9onbes aoIf. Dos
5ener enttan6 infoIge eines gTfs.
ihlage8. 6 gferoe, 3 aiihe utS 4.
adIber tatnen In ben Tlomnlen INN.
9er Sdnoen lit betrG6tIid, Die Ser.
itderung oagegen mar raIr unbe6eu.
teno.
Sn benz grogeB, Delfen Sroa
W2arB ap1n gegen ben Sdanfpirt6
Nm. Sobnion 1uf 5000 Gda0en.
erios angatrergt bate, neil er ib.I
rem Soften, iDeIfer i'm itaotli6en
9oibitaI fir Beiuobnbeitstrinfer I'M
gebnnolung roar, 1ngeblih shnabs
pertaiift batte, iprahen Die @ei6no.
renen nod 8eratbung bon MIR 5uSlfl
ben 4ngeflogten frei. @e.
gen ben 8irtt Soiepb 3rumblaI
fdiDebt Elm gleider groseB. uuo esl
PURGE iofort :nh geeHDiginlg oes
s~riteren NIT Der a1sIooiuna Der @e.
Ihnorenen be3onnen.
@egen oes taIten Beters fieI 0ogl
5reifon5ert IN Stootp1rf am 0ien.
tag abeno ais.
Sci Der 6amilie 3. SO. @oIfeI
teQte fd elm godterden Elm.
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pom sH e8tNaieH fafilbs.
Aau 4iffiH wllts la 81 lmi
HfHisf lm ttffAam +
mlitHt hti htI
lan sgfalb ln te8 tsaH tiHh
fH VI H# Ban tt Nu0Ms Va.
l ~ naiifiil W % HlIaa4's tl.
gt Hi feNa5sN mfftfa
Itt ulAl lH hN hH WaHa.
uis .lpNN iH taf HH
V htes fn tlNaltSaf6 Nfam8.
hl as4 e HfiiW ds AfH mifhil
eeHatn Ntal.iI afiln tsH Htlga .
lad it hlaH sl nti
fNl ttiA it hfg iFsl5a mtanal.
fs Ntlp lHf tit N1HNlftlH mfi Il.
lth fin edH tfifa1pHt Ufsl1hih.
.Wlf lf ltlll Is eafm mTsliffa .yn.
sfffifw t%fllaflsl mlslH ainioft maf
mli htn afn tH ataf Hnh ih
hNle ElftNaesit mi htt Aiitftfih.
idfH Wfmft III @alsifH gh tr.
tlfit Wfltle dHe 4nblsnh. WelIbt tis
fnfAihaten peltsn unh bas lhf0h
LIDS WHalaf fHttiiltu NtH WAN.
Hfh hds TAI Femme. Hftsb ihrtmi
Bier mebnenhfn unh Ser Hfitfeg ON.
a%Fbeffnbeu 9Ifbhhttf nldlt mtitd.
mlebrrH ionbgfu Ste mtfNlnna Az
eeu NldfitH tu mncrleten Orr.
a'riei mnrNe ft6ifuet HHh aeleieH
etc murbt tines Wloraeua erariiieu
uu0 ole Wartuma ilr onSefC 6rau.
en- erihoiien.
tbs Gtid. tn mcldan Ro3tmr0d.
atiItrlii III bon M6rioa CRAIG Hert.
berfoft uuo urr0e Irblcn &C..
hrudr I'M 0triurn glnansin uproi.
ientIiht SoIort aab bie heriibmie
2 houipieIetin lire Rldne Fiir OasI
Sabr ntf unb bcnnun NIT 0er Gin.
.afOieruna pun sItor Nrioes@ bal
bag neuc Sttd ibr ols bas be6cti.
grdmd in itrer plin0erbarenI
Ifnrrtere 0elldte.
Scr gluf aIs oramnttihe aitnItIe.
If tn 0inato pobIbefdnnt oa fe
bier in Sbien'iten Drnmen
lufgetreten mnr uno 8uIebt bier in
Bella Gonna ntitrat.
Sn rWnr brides" Ite1t fa Gin
9auerrmabden bar, cine ftinge 3rau.
@atte IN ben ariea geionot
oorben lit. Die Goue ioa Die nm.
fem, meIde bic Rojimopa
G freirt bat.
8on ben iibrigen 9ummern 6es
%8ro8ramns ern1bnen mir Die @e.
mgsOuetti1teu Sobnnp 8ooIeD mo
)pett atgeI, ben aomifer Soc Goof,
az miitfaliihe Eric, bic orei Stein.
Ell Brothers, ben beriibmten dine.
iden Genor Qrin5 Qai Mion Sim
no @iniam De Soqis uH0 BeIea.
bait DeIde sum eriten Mal in
ouftreten. !
Gle Orphenm geiiebiIoer mafenl
ut ibren pun0erbonen Eouren nod
itereIianten @egenoen ben gelhhlB !
Rrogrammes. 4
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8n Den saiitiehmen @eiatru Scr
triiii d.lrafntH iaeh MHleibs attbf.
Nfeleliot .toau w 1ittaeb bon bef
Rem llorltt Columbia ltniueftidt.
Nerillh laat tr uber baa Vmroiflt.
Gas prpp0nigfle DdrIehen mtifbs
meiHes erudiruk uur btf Nniana
irin, ba oef 9tirda taum 5ur cef.
iing ben strtesstcitcn ber aHtirtcn IN
ctraiH Monat bulruht. "a wurOe
nur ben ariea hi Ste gdHae siehen.
oie gladt Der Q%latotrateH in bieiem
&onoe et9obea infer 5fonomIdes
nro 8dbnlHgspficm in Qertptrruna.
brin9cu; una ibliebIid In 0en artea.
un0 8nuterott 6uropos bineinAer.
rem. 0lciner aniidt inod ltegt Ser.
NouptiibeIitan0, inter BEN unler
als hibrbanod Ieioet tit BEN eiaen.
inndhgen britiIdeN GrpH0efret, ods
lnlereh legitinlen San0el nit aartsI
europa berbtetei, nit Qilsnobre bon
@roB5ritannien un6 ieinen aqiir.I
ten uebriaens mag bel 6ieier @e.l
bemertt nqrSen Dab oieI
BON ben 9reba9euten Der alIiirtenI
S6norrerfommiicn in Die @eIt ne.
leBte gebouptung, in 6inon5freiIen,
Die NIT 8eutIhInn6 inmpatbifterten. /
oas AtIeibaproieft jebt BE-.
1uritigt, BON tpnblnnterrifteter
Seite aIs SdDin0eI be8eidnet miro.
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Efm M8sf W mfla. vf ll
8tfW iR tleWh aiA Hiallnfl
a NaA taN rah HuMtNh
it ahH ifiaff hgas fIfafl.
81 ef NiFaahlt hdi
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i ftf Nhh SETTER hH NiallHi
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.Hf lm WleliHlgiN am Wai N8Hltt,
8iefHH lNF MHli iN iUll1ati
.tsi Hliffb MHahei Ngelellef can.
Neul 1tpoie9ium in NfaIIet Wnb.
EEL Dem t%esfNien Ni elinmiitf
Il mlla autel au8at8 ltfi
CIV ienwflialf ale N%eloiplfirr wv.
Ans unb ANsluHot mltlls BON o.
lhtf zoos bia Wrfll igia ala Vsh
ret iaf b1s Nielihltid ON EldAi
8nH fp1lpfimm IN eanuapsts ilbefI
ieine aaat0feit ihfelal bee EltttiorI
oefr Aarl ptimef. H. a
sDr bat Ilts lebbalifa anltfaie.
tif Iene 6hllfr t0pislen mo fh'
teim llnierFitl outd orehe llaHfi.
ub etmilcubdliafell nusac.
ieidurt "a pr pd0aabaiida we.l
iAttlidlfit boiitt fd uirle etlab.
ruHa beim %nHigripeilcu Iompbl BonI
aHian1ern ale aiih pcn irris porac.
ihritteuen ShiiIeru erpprben unb
ih0ne MefnItaie ersieIie
Il iblt GO mir iebr Icio, oab ct uns
perIdbt.
rcrr @rtH mar bon iei8-i9tA Oil
bee aouictpninriums fir Mlll.
u TT etlenad.
aue3iae ben Rrrhltimmen hbcr Sas
SPIEL poa SduIcrn bon
SobaHuss Brill.
Sarmobcrifar Mnseieer:
it'd init Der Gault. gbanto.
aLs elm redt boifnnngsDouer
5ologeiaar, Der tros ieiner groBen
uu1ttaIiiden @eihnad un0
Sednif ing 6eIo fibrte.
4fooem Sdneer.8eihlno nGinI
liolinbortrag bon Sri. g.. ern.
burd ieirp idone Qusfibume
edit bel 8eifaa." |,
Qebrter Sta0t.aBeiaer: sq(Is elm
usgeiprohener @eigenbirtioie seigteI
ID SER g.. Or IpieIte fret ans
EN- 8e06htnib uitb stpnr NIT Iol. {
JET 6ingebuna. CAP om ShIuB nihtl
n6entponenber geifda hur gubne !
d 9nbn brah." !
9in0ener 2otoI-apeiaer: .gl6er
aupti1hIid mlb Der 2eiItungen 6es !
ODD iugenbliteu, a~rgebenoen Qio. (
.upiruoien @errn Maltber 90 :
tperOen. Gen /. Cat oes
I1o8art-aou5ertes ipielte er mt Der /
5i6qrbeit, un6 es mar cine 4
5u iebeu, INIT peIher SIN. ;
arferti9feit &c Die gdIIagen IpieIte. !
'er enoloie 9eifoa oes g1b[ifums J
Bang ben iugenbIiden alnItIer :
81 elmer 3ugobe." .
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SINNERS
SPAGHETTI

ierbiren t6nner unb bonn ntFien Gft
aud, oab sic Sbrer Gamgie better
nisgeglthene itno nobrreifere Snei.
ie geben bod oas bette lit Scr
quite @eihmad url0 o1B eg Den @e.
ihmof anrei5t.
Sfiuuer Mfs. 60, Omaha.
Die er6bte Mactoroni. 5obrif in
4uerifo.
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ettnnnhlafina

Qum1er f%fuiid3et mll beflrH Btap.
nif IT ieit in sNitftW lm Hirih.
id1ilf4 mib uiiofs daii thatlp.
hldi @ltllmi. am listiien als BET.
ltuhtf oocf hanflefluet tMarlrn.
hftl. @inmi aiNh lraeub rinr an.
sefa Wpiddli auuta on. riierlm az.
hfltn pnicr h 200 on bic Omaha
frihNue. g. q.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-25

3n . bertanfeH mo6ernes
Sans init 8 groBen 3immern,
.6ftfiGe Gront, in gutter Rahbar.
.tfaft GROCER Garten NIT 0bTt.
bdumen, $4,000. &eIepboniert an:
genion 1868
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Lebt besSer und biIItuer

sic tornen es. uern Sic Ef
oertr6it MAIDEN nit ben 80 ooei
mebr gttti4medenoen Qrten, in Be
nea Sic
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Die 3eidnnueen nnF bic ueue Srufdr
sarregsanleibe

itno geldlofien Dor0en. GentIh.
lon0 bat nidjt n6tbig gebabt, Die
3eihmungsfriit ~nte0er5oIt 3u Der.
longern. ME England un0 6ronf.
reid baben thun miiTIen. Ger 8e.
gierung tit IN nerigen 8ogen mebr
@elo our 8erfigung 9efteut fDoroen,
ol3 fie gebraitht un6 oIs fe oefor.
bert bate. Gin @eirtot auf 0ns
cas- oeltide 9cIf in ietuer @eiammt.
belt tDobL nriode Bat, ItoI8 3u ietn.
GIN groBes 8crtrauensootum fit bic
Regierung un0 cine rteue gargldaft
fnr cen en6aiItiaen Giea.
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al6ert Rnntbcr, 407 Ror0 Is. Ctr.
60. Dmabr, inht 5tequnQ ais
&orebermiit. SIT bereit, anftr6ae
81 6auie nis5ufabren. @ute qr.
belt g%arantiert. 8. /.
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8riaen nit 6eutider @ran6Iidfeii
eepoBt bon I'll. meilan6. Fremont
gaebr. SdtDierige Sale cine Spe.
sinLitat.
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Sin RaHn iii BEN 1iiuiSiger Sab.
reH, NIT eiaentm Seim In Der
Staot, it eittrn iiuensieIlen Der.
boltniien ipituitt Die grFonnlihuft
bon oeltidieH 5ranen mittIeren aI.
tiers, 5iueds Setrntb. @itte Nortie
fir bic rehte QerIou Wan aoreI.
iiere 9 200 Gmoba 8ribiine. S.27.
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800 afer-Somefea6 fret tn goIo.
rooo. Better 9obel genita Mal.
Ter un6 SoI1 nabe 3ur Giienbohn Il.
9roBeren Stdoten. 9ofation, qcrtft.
lides Gintragen uno Qbmeiien BE-.
trdgt $t85. Sir gin3elbeiten fen.
bet Mfarte. Colorado SoneIteoS
60, 1924 Curtis Str, 3eaoer,
s. 9.
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9as prrisDirSiefc gHtn Bel Better
Stump. Geutide aiide. 1903
Dodge Strabe. 2. Stod. MobIset.
ten Is Gents.
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9emtidl.g ntbernner-6nrme In GUT
ten 9erbdItniiien, ipiinift IN Brief.
tpedieI 81 treten NIT 0eitihem gfa6.
den o6er @ittpe I'm aIter bon 45-
30 Snbren. Van ~nbreiiiere s 200.
omaha Eribitae. @. 28.
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@ebrandte-eIeftr. Moforen, Doug.
lag 2019. &c gron & @rap, 1f6
q. .13. Ctr.
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2aht Gnre aifen unb Rotrasen
dufar6eiten ourd Die a~Itbep1brte
6irma Cmaba giaOip So, 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel. Douglas 2467.
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q. 2. staaOs, 9eHti6sr graaen.
ar5t an0 Eperat6r.

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inbrnng fat bepieien. baB pieIe
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9od8ufrnsen .. 200 Omaha Fri.
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pbon IDler 1850.
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g9iruprattic 5pinaI aOinfments.
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2m D%trfanfen.

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hdlterin 9atboIiftn beborsuat.
geodBuiraeen BEL %. 100. 2maba
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fen bet Der @oaoue. Meb 1926.
6. 20.
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gerIanst--eutcs Mdoden fir onae.
meiHe Snitsarbeit uno aohen in
6amiIie bon orei. @uter Qobn. Eel.
8arnen 1889.
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Teutfhnmtrifaulidts tnib. nab.
den fldi gcfamiiholt NIT ihres.
alcihsn gtNeiu earIidru Hafmers.
iohn BON $3.50 aohren al. Cine
thrIide 8drmereinhier oiis glebrus.
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q. 4.
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gnfd & gOrg6OFf,

Eel. Goualas 1919.
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taas uno uer.9erfderuno
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Observation-Disclosures gerfduFer, nm
aaffee uno anbere 9rooufte brett
an bic 6armer gu perfoufen. 3. 3.
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Wepriiftr Sr6camme.
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Strabe. @e6fter 3098.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-01-27

such action. He said it had been as,
 certained that $l 900 is being sent out of Yavapai county annually to 8 Los Angeles publishing company tc pay for the mechanical work on this magazine and that the committed thought this amount of money could be more prohtably spent in advertis- ing Prescott in some standard outside publication if it was to be sent out of the county at all. The report was unanimously approved.
 It Was voted that the president ap- point a committee of three to repre- sent the chamber of commerce at the meeting of the State Good Roads Association in Phoenix February 5th, and such committee will be named later.
 By motion the secretary was in structed to keep a complete file for >the benefit of the public of all the bills introduced in the house and senate of the Arizona legislature. Secretary Fraser had in his posses sion all but one of the bills so far introduced and gave a resume of their contents.
 A request of the city library board that the chamber of commerce, in conjunction with the school board and churches appoint a committee to select librarian from among the list of about twenty applicants, was unanimously rejected, it being the concensus of opinion that the library board should not side-step this re- sponsibility.
 The members consented to the pro curing of notarial seal for Miss Grace Sparkes, assistant secretary of the chamber, for use in the office of the organization.
 It was suggested that the organi- zation lend assistance in the enter tainment of guests in the city at the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ma sons next month, but after R. N. Fredericks had stated that the Ma sonic organizations of Prescott had made all such arrangements, the mat ter was dropped.
 An application of Rev. s. c. Emer- son, of the Congregational church, for membership at fee for the first year of $l0, was accepted by sus- pension of the rules. Rev. Emerson has changed the night of weekly prayer meetings for his church so as not to conflict with the meetings of the chamber of commerce.
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-01-27
FRONTIER DAYS ARE
 AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT
(From Fridays Daily.)

A motion carried at the meeting of the Yavapai County Chamber of Com merce last night for the appoint ment by the president of the chair
 man of a committee, the members of which are to be appointed by him, to look up the matter of hold ing a second frontier celebration in Prescott next July 4th, and report at the earliest possible moment.
 Among those who discussed the proposition were F. [. Haworth and Doc Pardee, and the concensus ot opinion seemed to be that such a eel ebration would be feasible, although this point was not formally deter mined. It was stated by Doc Par dee that there would be a continuous frontier show in progress at the San Francisco-Panama exposition during the summer at which large prizes had been offered and that this might detract from the Prescott exhibition in the way of securing frst-class tai ent. It was also suggested that a number of additional bucking horses would have to be purchased. Presi- dent Aitken said he would appoint the committee very soon and get it to work.
 Dr. C. E. Yount, chairman of the committee, to whom was referred letter from A. H. Powers, editor of the Yavapai magazine, re questing that the directors of the or ganization use their efforts to secure a larger amount of advertising for the publication, reported the com mittee directed him to recommend that the directors should take no