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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
0ie piertc brntidr ari,asnn[eidt.

Berlin 10. apriI. (6unfenbe.
ridt.) Die pierte oeuti6e
arieesanleibc b1t 1912 00, 900.
Mort eroebeil, obre bic 8eihnunger
an Der 8ront tluo I'M alrslnnoe.
Gs mar cine nirflife polfstiimli9c
4rLeibe, oenn bic 8obI Der 3eiG.
liiutgen betritg 5,279,646.
9ie 8ab[ Der 8ei6nungen big 81
200 alart errei6te Die erItaunIihe
So6e BON 215 WaiGionen. Sn STA
61aen iiberitieeeu Die 3eihnun0eu
bte 5umme bon elmer Miatol
Marf. sic errei6ten cine @eiamt.
b0be Don 1,6t2,000,000 Mart. Sll
ganten ipuroen 100000, 900, IN
Sparbonfen 2,7O0,000,000 glart
ge0eifJnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
Mittwo4 iiber clue @o@e tomlnt
0er Nnto=& ontet 3um Mbi9lnR!
9tae &ontefamten iinO ieibig an Der glrbeit inO Elm ]
periuGt, Oas b66te 3iel 81 errei0en!
ebr. otto, g., aus erawtorO 6 ountb, Sa, an Der spise!

Mittpo6 iiber eine ISOLDE folnmt
Der groBe glutomobiL -aonteit Der
DS1gli9en Omaha Gri6iine" 5itnI
slbifItB. gs tit oesbolb fein gSull-
Der, bob bic &onteltnnten nit wab-
rem Seuereifer orbeiten, lint lire
Stimnen8abl nod Moglidteit 5it
p%ermebren. SIS lit bies olid cine
Dnrd ben 8ettbetperb ourtciIs &c.
botene goriidtsmaBregeI, Oenn per-
ifieDene 8etperber, bic bisber 3ien.
Ii1 peit 5uriif6lieben ididet iidJ
an, getpaItige Spriinge an NADER.
gln Sntereile tuto all 2ebbaftigfeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
GT5ssts BIut-Msdizin!
81 eriOIsrtidL 100 anSere nidjt.
Ndttrs Rebi5in fir bas 8Iat.

Die reinieenoen uio turierenoen
@tgenidaften 6es er0bten Hatur.
beiImifteIS boben g. g. 2. ait einem
Spridmort genoht. &ouienoe beut
@ebeiIte berOnnfen lire SeiIuna bon
@lut. iin6 Snutfrdnfbeiten 6ieiem
oagemein benusten gIutreiniaer.
g. e. g. lit gdt3IiG bon @llr5eIn,
ardittcrn uito Borfen beraeItellt. bic
reinieenoe mo beiIenoe gisenfdaf.
ten beitbeit. Gle f0nnen nidt aeIllno
fem, ipenn Chr glut mrein lit. Ga.
ren febIt ote NOTICE StGrfe uio
@nergie; SIRE @eiiftsfarbe uir0
fobI itno geld; SIRE 2ebensfroft lit
aeifnpunoen. @enn iibcrfIiiiiiee
@tofe, tpeIdle oiisgdtoben tperoen
icaten. TN Spitem bIeiben, geben iie
ins 9lut iiber un0 oerurinhen gei.
len, 9ideIn, gloIen, augi6IGge uttb
onbere Sontfronfbeiten.
9. 9. 2. oringt in bic 3irfula.
ton utb entfcrnt ie6en Sropfen Der.
eifteten ober unreinen gIutes. ane
SdutfranEbeiten un0 ausiAI6ge
ifiDinOen, urb eIotte, peibe, bon
@eiunbbeit gIdn3enoe Sniit benefit,
boB Der aorper bon reinerrt, REDEEM
@Iut ern16rt miro. Rbeumatismas,
adtarrh Sfropbeln. dnItedenbe
9luteifte itetcn i'm 8Iit, uii6 fir
beren @ebanolung lit nidts better,
oIs g. 9. g. Sic erboIten g. g.
9. In irgenb elmer apctbefe. Goas
SIR Sail Elm ~beIonoerer lit, Ifrei.
ben Ste an SDift Specific Go,
atGonta, Ga.
ExiH ssrabsn apasas man Bic .paata asibans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

Qor6 8erb1s Reiben
Der unperbeirnteten MiIitGrpflihistsn,
10 pirD aus aonoon beridtet, besins
nen Iif bereits au lidteH, ebe bic
3isnitpflidlt @sieb miro, Gin melt
aroBsrer Mnfturtn, nls Die Derhes
bureaus IL srIebt bobeu, III felt turs
sem bel Den Stoubssdmtsrn au psrs
3st6nen. Sn aonbOu lpuroel in ben
lsstsa IA Sagsn big gum 8. Snnuor
a6sr $500 gbsn esidIOFeH. Dos
beosutst cine 3undbme BON 30 Bis
40 prpsent i'm WereIei1 81 nurmnIen
s3eitsn. Sn Der PROBING III es sbsus
TO-. bic 8ureaus her &e9tsonipGIte
uno 8ihisIaSpotatsn Fin6 ibsrfiilt
BON 9tuien, Die iibsr GbsE1liebune
austunft bnben poaen. Sin Rsdtss
nnfpaIt in einem 2onOpnsr Wororf
iburO. bon arbeitsru 10 dbsrloufsn,
DAB sr ii6 niht anbsrs su belFsn
puBts, ais Die in 5rogs tommenbsn
Ssissssabfdnitts an Der Qubenfsiie
DIR 9urtautiir %nn5unoaelu. BORT lss
ben nun forindbr,nb gruppeu bon
9sutsu, bic Die goraerapbsn obE9rsi,
ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

ninlnit Der &onteTt iett io5uiaSeh
init ieoer Stlnoe au, uno beuor
Der G9[uB gerladt miro, Wfithpp9
nG6iter ISOLDE, birfte nod mnide
lleberraihung 3u Der5eihnen ieir.
NtotiirIi1 iteben ~Oieienigen Sean.
Ofbaten am beiten, Die es fertis
qebrndt baberL 5oblrei6e Greirnoe
tno 9efonnte in ibrem sSnteEeiie
bernn5uaiebeit. SoIde Ronteltantett
0ie oas bisber nod In ungeniigen.
Der @eiie eetnn boben, iouten es
in Der lebten ISOLDE nod u~itbeoinet
tttu, oerllt MIR 0a0urh erboben fte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

lire @efpinn6aneer, Die ionIt picIs
Ietdt nift 70 gut ip1ren. aein
aonteItant bart iberbnlpt ttiir ci.
ne Wiinute lang oenfen, onB CT &C.
mig getnn babe; oies fonnte inn
bieaeid)t in Der Ieste Mairute sum
0od)teil iperOen.
SER CIR. Otto, ST.. aus Gram.
foro GountD, Sa., lit beute uieoer
al bic Spite geriidt, n1breltO
Serr $. Sogiit an 8tpeiter Stelle
Ttebt. Die brittle SteQe ~bebanptet
Serr Sobnnnes Meper aus Der.
Ger GolnltD, 4pro 9afota.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

6. StO, Sr., CRAWFORD So, Sa. $4,000
$. SaaiTt, Gules So, 81. ......... $4,000
SDbanaes MeDer, Mcrcer Gp., q. DAT. .352,300
%. s. 9uitsntnn, Gage So. 1870. $4,000
Senrg goIlad, 9Onglas So ........ .351,100
q. a. geitel, Sne 60, Soma. ...... $4,000
s. s. 8nRtemeBer, S1ager So. ...... .346,100
o. s. 8eidorner, 2nneaiter So. .345,000
SaeOb grnnmeier, gOgb So. ....... .338,600
S.a,getfdnciber, gbafamaS ST. ORE. .127,00c
Seinr. Sorgrns, Sripp So, g. D.. 1880
@ilie airdJoff Smit6 ST. SAM ~. 10000
@tn. Meber, SLATE So. ........,.. $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

mo Gienstae. @drmer Inn 0itIiden
mo 5eiltralen leil beute abeno.
Sir Soma: 3eiIpeiie bemoIft ben.
te obenh mo 9ienstoe. @armer
beute aheno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
adtmas, 3e6rasta gitb Sermnnns
NU9ar.

Sn Der .regelmdBiget geriamnl.
lung am 0tittpOd, Sen II. april
1916, ueroen tpi6tiee Saben sur
GcrbnflbIuna f%onlnteil, urtter ortDe.
rem aud betreifs Der SterbefoiIe
uno iollte es iid iaoer 8ruoer 5rr
gflidt m1feL Oieier 8erlamri.
lung bei8uipohnen.
6ris SUITE, RrGiioeut,
Nm. @eberf Sefretar.
10.11.4.16
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
yNttttrberidt.

Sir omaha uHO ltnlseaeno.
.Shon helte obenn iinO 8ieistoe,
@Grmer heiite oben0.
5ar Nebrosfa: S9on beute obcno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
Ntt ehtes Spfbitr

Sect an 8apf luto IN 6loideu 81
bnben. 2diien Sic iih mbeoinei
cine aiite Oieies foitliden grdus
baimienSen. @1rnntiert finf @ofail
nt. g8m. s. SnoboOa Smis@er
iono, Douglas 222.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

8eruft eiid BEL eiHfdufen ouf
Die .3ribune".
gs bc5nblt fidl. in Sen .RloI.
~iiFi5ierten an8eigen~ Der Sribills 81
annoncierett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

Hr. Gnnber, gIatte So $4,000
Sacob 9ieb, Barton So, Sam. $4,000
Ganl 0enner, @aee So. $4,000
Senrs Mina, = onlber ST., GuIo. $4,000
Mna. @enSt, ,Scuar6 So. ....... 1920
SreS. @. gSenbt, MaribaG So, &anf $4,000
Geo. Serstr, Soft So, Sa......... $4,000
Mman6ns Stamps, Sian Gp....... $4,000
Otto gpaner, anpr 90 $4,000
s. g. 8utb, seutts 8lnff go....... $4,000
SaeDb gieriaf, Mnrion So, Oreg. $4,000
Diff G,nmn 9nebtfe, Sails g. Ser. 10000
ST. Stttmaun, 9igOn 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10

Gle griip5fi&teit, nut bee Or
@eilonb. Gremont. gerb.. SIRE PIT
gen mteriutt, 1T iiir oefen 5it
hinfiise RobIfdbrt bon groiucli
Nert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-10
etOr3 sGtes Sodbtsr.

Gorantiert iiber feds @onotc ae.
Insert--b0s bette IN Der Gtoot. 81,
8apF uno in GIoiden no9 Dem 6.
April. geriGitmen Sie niGt, elm
Atfte fir 0nbeim au beitel[en. Der.
frduer Gle unierem Mort. Gas
Bier 1T Elm @euuB. &eLepbouiert
Gbds. Stor @eb. 1860.
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8alObeimtat.
Wpm s. q. edr5nebame.

Du titles Dorf, mo meme Mtese ftonb,
9u meiner Sugenb tpunberlihtes
2dnb,
sssn meinen TrGumen fehue i'd bid Der,
Sn meine Nd9te Nib unb fterneleer..,
sssn teinem 2dnbe blibt Der Mat 70
li9t,
Du biff Elm titles, liebli4es @ebi8t,
Gin WGrhen bift bu, fonnensplburns
fdumt,
Dos snifden fDeiben airf9snbliiten
trGumt.
R5nnt' Id bid fdau'n, fem Berg ipdr'
MIR gu idR,
Nur baB ih tpteber beine Maaien fdR,
limb RIB i'd MIR ote bstben 6Grbe
numb,
RDnnt' t9 bid fdau'n, tpdr' bod u1ein
9er5 gefunb!
go aber bleibt BITE alte Sebnfu4t nur
Hnh beinen Suuten, betner Wtefen
5lur,
Na4 beiner Wdfber bluuer Gtnfams
felt,
Nd9 beiner Rinber SDnntassfeltsfeit.
Wen nidt Der fd6ne 5eimatpalb gee
bar,
Wp sinfam trGumt bte fornmerlide
9efoe,
wo gdde murmeln, Suenen rieieln
tlur,
Der abnt nidt, mas ib rstbe.
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Die paee.
Gr5dbIuns BON Mag VreIs.

Das ftanb grob, brett unb feit etns
grabtert auf Der MetaIplatte, bic In
bas bunfle unb ~etnf0rmtge Braun Der
Wobnungstiir ein Ii1tss Wiered aetds
nete. Walenttn grfner ~! Ser Ober>
leutnant Sbauner, Der eben ben Rnopf
Der efettrif9en Rlinsel briiden ipoIte,
mubte einen tleinen MugenbItd tnnes
bdlten unb nahinnen: bus fuete bieie
fleine Meta1pIatte 70 leidt bin: @alen,
tin Grfner. Sn, dig Oh ntdts gef4es
ben tpGre. MIs Of es tpirflih mod
einen Germ grfner sGbe unb. feitbem
fe biefe Metauplatte an BE Sir ses
nietet batten, ntdt Der Rries setOmmen
mare. Gin Stid Metau, cine Sn<
lfdrift, Der Wire einss Menf9en, aIles
Iebt %tpeiter, bleibt befteben, nur ber
Menf9 felber 1T nidt mebr. SO gibt
feinen Dalentin grtnsr mebr. Cine
Rugel In pplen ober bat i'm ausges
l0f9t. limb bic MetaItafel Iiist.
Der Oberleutnant briidte auf ben
Rnopf. 3asbaft, tur5 unb f9nen,
tpte beforgt I'm ben 2drm, ben bas
@drilIen In einer1 9dufe MAIDEN tpirb,
In benz fein 2Grm fein fpl. Mls 6as
Stubenmdbden seSffnet bate, tpubte
Der SberIeutnarf 9bduner, bab ct In
Diefes 9eim fetne 9rauerbotfdaft mebr
brtngen fonnte. Ct fab es an ben
lei{en G9rttten bes MGb9ens, rrertte
es an ibrer fdeuen, bebutionen Dirt
ttnb pitterte es aus Der Mube 6tefes
Raumss: bier tpubte man Inn bas
G9idfal, bas ben germ bes 9aufes
betroffen battle.
Or reidte benz mGbhen feline Rurte
uno trat in bas Wobnaimmer. Ges
OGmpftes ai9t mar rlur, Inn i'm. ga,
bier fonnte er feline tuebmiitise Bot
f9aft leidt unb fat freubts beiteqen.
CT 5og nod einmoI bas Bib berDor.
bds It aus ben 5dnben feines eefuIes
men Ramera6en genpmunen battle, oben
in polen. Mtl9 efne fh0ne Grdu!
Wel9 cine ungliidline Mitfne unb bod,
EN- beneibsnsnertes @sfA0pf benz Der
leBte Mtemaus feines brapen aamerd>
ben sesolten bate.
Dos tpartenbe OBJ bes Oberleuts
nants bOrte, bdB bic Grar, Der er 70
piel Grnf<S 90nes gu faser bate, NIT
f~Ieineu, 5Deernben Sdritten fia Der
HIr ndberte; unb er freute fih Der
Siferhit, NIT Der er auf fe autreten
tpiirbe, ME auf cine ldneit Betannte.
@don iebt, ba mod piele Setunben
inn ben tpabrbaften Mnblid Der Grau
p~orentbieIten, fab er duf bic fdtperen
Worbdnse Der trennenben Sir binges
fptegelt eine Wiiion Der Grtpartsten,
fab bas reide, belle 5oar, Die lddeln-
ben Wusen, oie jebt freilid ptel filler
unb erniter fein biirften; fab ale Mn>
nut zines @efidtes. bos rur einem
Wenfden geboren innn, Der slidIid
n unb liebt uno lieb sebobt fpirb.
Der Sberleutnant e%ntfann fd nun
.uieoer beg Mugenblids, ba Der &ae
rnerab an feiner Settle ssfaIen mar.
.Jbm blieb ni9t 3ett. benz Jreuno Elm
aebeipobl 5%usurufen. Nur ala er ipes
;rise minuten fpdter ii6 na9 Dem Sc
faIienen fpanote, mertte er, oab Die ers
fdldffts Sonb fi6 liebtofenb I'm Elm
Gtiid papisr fdloB. llnb ba ndbm
Der Sberleutnant RAID biefes tleine
@tiid pupier, auf BEN i6on Der
@dmub Der sertpublten grbe flebte.
3pei frobe Musen ladten ibm aus benz
Bible elmer fd,5nen Grau an unb Der
Oberltutnant ipubte, bier tpar eth leb'
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lobeno, allies paBt: Gr8iebitne, 5a-
milie, @ernloeen. llno biibid unb
pergitiigt lit tie o~benorein. Die gl-
tern iinb nett. Rottbed ipielt por-
5iiglid3 Bridge. Sic ipridt ia n
biB6en niel = MIDI, 6rdnl'n &inBe2
- ober mas lie iaet, bot Sano unb
Sub"
9ornin miBte iid audi nit Ser
neuenSamiile einleben. 0os ipar nidt
Ifmer. @enerolfonlul 0ottbeds iua-
rem iebr ausgegli6ene Menlden uno
botten eiuen formlid)en 0unitfreis
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BON 9ebaeen UNI iid. Sic beiaBea'
elm paar Milionen; aber tie iparen.
burd ibrcn Heidtum nibt 5u 3n6
lenferen gefporoeit, nno eS meftc'
nidt bon fern ibre GiferIudt, oafs
anoere mebr @elO hatten. ebenlo=
tpenig regten tie iid iiber Die @rmat
anoerer aut oenen ite pielleidt bat
ten belfen fonnen poer miiiien. SsSbre
slniidt mar, Dab man oas 2ebsip
lino feline llmitanoe nehmen miiiic.
pie aaes mn einmol lag.
(Gartfctung falgt.l
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Wefcb1fts=&nlenb
9ltpninas ,tmD Helte.

Mlamp Gent & Mtpniag Co., @ut. Sp=
rensen, gieentiiu1er. Iue nniere Waarea
baben boIes @eni6t unb Wab, palleno
fin Stanbarb @rDBen. 215 @penue 3.
Selepbpn Grpfett 1858.
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9armen AT perpadbten.

Sabe mebrere eigene, quite 5armen bel
Alfreo in Sim @eds County, ebenio am
Sonoo neitlih bon 8ebiue 81 perpacl@
ten. 9iefeI6en limb peridieoener @ros
re, gut berbeiiert iino iperoen fiir pen
oritten reip. pierteu Nuteil nbgegebeil.
0eutfde @enter beborsugt. Sag 9.
abams, 517 Gibbs gebaube, Gan ans
tonic, Seras.
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4 H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

Gambler in Saropare, Seftn nto
glehipnaren. &raftiider &lenrprer urto
0afbefer. 934 Oft : Commerce StrdS
BE. Selepbon Srabis 1880.
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HI HOTEL

@os be6eutet yEbe Gisbteen"? gas
bette Sotel fir bas ipenin'te @elo IN Gan
@ntorlio. 3immer SOC. Gnsgesetdbnete
Wahlseiten 25c. Niebrige Spe5talraten
per ISOLDE. SAB frei. grodett 6277. Sn
e~entraler 2aae. 302 SiioSMlnmo Ctr.
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nl,Sater Scratd Seeb" nno rSa=
ter Gag Maib" madt Die 3errlen legen
un0 rentabel. 5eu unb @etreioe: our
nerzMebisin. Sateg Seeb 50, 42O g.
sslpres ctr. EEL. grodett 1888.
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6pls iinO NohIe.

@ir balten Die bette &oble nno oas
bette 8rennbols. 1robiert nns. Glase
gSppb & Goal Company. grodett 6O53.
Heues Eelepbon 1911.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Sransportieren unb Iufiteuen DON
uSofes" unb fhtperer Wai6inerie etne
G~pesialitdt, Mbbolen, Nerieroen. NutbeS
nohren etc. Office 510-514 Soloroia
ctr. geibe SeIephone 359-
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Samen uuD Welagelfutter.

SERB. etaffel, 3t9 OFT : go1nn1erees
Ctr. Ser, @etreiDe, 8artens unD SeioS
ianen, @efligelfutter. S%nfubatoren.
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Pptels.
ALAMO

325 Mamp Hlasa - biibi6 1nobllerte
refine 3immer. SOC, 75c, 81 per Gag,
$3.50 unD anftpdrts per Wode. GUNNER
nit 2 8etten $500 per Wod1e. Altes
Selepbon grodett 65S.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
cALLAGHAN WILL NOT
 SEEK REELECTION
State Auditor Confirms Re- port Of Hisintention to
 Retire From Office.

PHOENIX. March 29.-State Audit or Callaghan yesterday confirmed the report to the effect that he would not be Q candidate for reelection.
 The announcement al the state house caused all sorts of conjecture and wild rumors 10 go the rounds. It was thought Icy some. that his state Teat that he would not he a candidate for reelection. meant that he was after some other cnice He has stated though. that he intends 10 retire to Cocnise county and there reenter the mercantile business.
 Callaghan's retirement from the race leaves the field free so far 10 Jesse L. Poyce present clerk of the tax com mission. Boyce some time ago an nouaced his candidacy and that time received assurances of support from many sources.
 Boycc is well known all over the state. and will undoubtedly make a very sttons race.
 J. ?. Ormond at present deputy au-
 iitcr. has hinted at times that he would be a candidate. but yesterday stated that he had nothing to say a. bout the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
INDIANS NEAR SEWARD
 FACING STARVATION
fey Review Leased Wire.

Seward. Alaska, March 29-Condi- tions due 10 famine in native settle ments in the KuskOwin Hot Springs country were described as terrible by William Lee and Joseph McDOwell who arrived at Iditarod from trip through the district according to ad- vices received from Iditarod today At Sleimut village they found so natives living on dog salmon which they de voured like,animals. When the nat ives discovered the white mems camp they sat around in a circle waiting for scraps of food over which men. wom- en and children fought like dogs.
 Lack of game ibis year. together with short salmon run, was given as the cause of the trAuhle
 Sleimut village is thirty miles above Georgetown on the Kuskokwim River and 500 miles from Seward. There are no government school teachers in that remote section.
 Lee and Mcdowell also reported that trading posts along the Kuskokwim were short of provisions. They cannot be replenished until late June after navigation in Bering Sea opens.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
FRENCH SOLDIERS ARE RELIEVED BY BRITISH
 ON N0THERN FRONT
Great Secrecy Attends Move ment of Alliad Troops in the West. French Now Have Many More Men.
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LONDON, March 29-"The official communication having revealed the fact that the British armies have talk en over a length of the line previous ly held by the French, says Reuters correspondent at the British head quarters in France, the new disposi- tions were carried out with great skill and secrecy and the result has been the release of large French forces which were msnifestly of great value in another area. At present the British are probably something like one fifth of the entire line of the western front. extending in an un- broken line from the Yser to the Somme.
 Although the hour Of the British army may be at hand, it is not yet. Nor is there any reason to believe the Germans will succeed by their attacks on Nerdun in uprooting the pre-ar ranged strategy of the great republic
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
TOLEDO HAS CAR STRIKE

TOLEDO. O., March 29.-Heury L. Doherty of New York, head of tho Doherty interests which control th Toledo street car system, is on hi way from New York to investigate thn tie-up which followed an uprising mOng citizens who sympathize vii the carmen's union. The carme'l were locked out yesterday after th1 refusal of the Toledo Railway ani Light Company to recognize the O. ganization effected two weeks ago.
 All ears were sent into the barn and public has had tO depend on mote busSes and other inefficient method of conveyance.
 No demands have been made by q ! men other than recognition of the ul- ion and permission 10 wear buttOr furnished by organized labor A ge,'. eral strike of electric men is plaune I if the Company makes and attempt Co start is cad with non-union workmel. No trouble has been threatened on thc part Of the men.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
IEiTicyiaTE SALE AND REORGANIZATION OF
 WESTERN PACIFIC ON
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco Overturns Lower Courts Decisions.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.- im- mediate sale and reorganization of the Western Pacific Railroad, now in the hands of receivers. was assured by decision ofthe [. s. Court of Appeals which overturned two orders issued by Judge Van Fleet of the United States District Court Recently Judge Van Fleet announced that if the circuit court revoked his orders, the way woull be cleared for a decree Of sale.
 Atiorneys for the reorganization com mittee of the road were allied with the Equitable Trust Company Of New York In the contest for sale of the road. said tonight that Judge Van Fleet undoubtedly would be asked i'm mediately for a decree Of sale. Elab- crate plans for the roads rehabiiita ton have been drawn.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
HUNT 'MOURNS DEATH
 0F JUDGE PARSONS
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DOUGLAS. March 29-A telegram received here today by Harry B. Cal isher from George w. F. Hunt. gover- nor of Arizona, expressed the grief of the executive because of the death Of A. z. Parsons, city assessor, who com mitted suicide yesterday. The gover- nor stated that he had caused the fiag on the State House to be placed a a' half mast and was sending a floral tri- hute.
 A coroner's jury today returned 8 verdict of suicide after inquiring into the manner of Parsons death. Tuner al services were held this afternoon. The body was sent to Nordhoff, Calif, tonight for inteTment.
 Parsons was member Of the con vention which framed the state con stitution and has been prominent ia state legislation for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-30
DEMOCRATS FAVOR PLAN.

WASHINGTON. March 29.-AdvC- cates of government manufacture -ol ammunition and armament won their fight in the House Democratic caucu tonight for floor vote on their prop osals. Ae resolution instructing the Rules Committee to report rule mak- ing order propOsad government manu- facture aniandments to all prepared ness bills was unanimously adopted
 Heretofore the national defense mea sures have not been subject to amendment and government manufac ture forces fearing their bills would die in committee sought new method Of getting them in the House. Chair man Padget of the Naval Committee assured the caucus that his committee would take vote next Tuesday on the armOr plate factory bill already passed by the Senate.
 Speaker Clark made a speech in favor of government manufacture "to such an extent as to regulate prices. His remarks were received With ap plause Chairman Hay Of the Military Committee opposed the plan.
 Phe resolution which was offered by Representative Garner of Texas fol lows:
 ! Resolved, that it is the sense oi this caucus that the rules committed should report rule making in order amendments 10 the navy, army, iorti hcations and sundry civil bills having for their purpose provisions providins for the government manufacturing arms and ammunition
 About 120 members, a bare majority of the Democratic membership, were present.