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Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
FAREWELL 10 M,LooNE-Frien


 of Dr. John J. Welcome gave him bachelor dinner at the Arizona club last evening, so that he may carry into married life a few regrets to dilute the overwhelming joy thereof. Music and other entertaining features had been provided for the banquet, which was attended by Messrs Mclean, Jack Morton, Scot Matthews, W. c. Mills, E. Nj. Davis. H. J. James, Fred N. Holmquist and Tom Trent On We'd nesday of next week, the marriage will take place at Flagstaff, the home of the bride, Miss Hattie V. E. Watkins. MOTOR JAUNT T. N. S.-The first annual motor jaunt of the senior class of the Tempe Normal school ended at the Hotel Adams last evening at | banquet. The jaunt was conducted in l cooperation with the Pacific Creamery i company, and J. B. Cook, it's manager, acted as toastmaster. The pilgrims visited the creamery, the San Marcos and ended up here.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

DOUGLAS, June 2.-Members of the Mexican customs force are rejoicing over a new order, received this week from Mexico City, which provides that all customs duties shall be payable here in silver pesos at two for one or MeXi- can gold. This is applicable to the entire border district. No currency will be accepted
 This order was brought about, it is 4 claimed, by the threat of the customs officers to walk out in a body if the central government persisted in it's ef-
 forts to pay them in the depreciated
 currency. While the new CarranZa
 issue is officially credited to be worth
 ten cents gold on the peso, in reality
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

should carr at least six per cent, and have availed ourselves of the best and most reliable information relating to valuation. We have given the carriers the benefit of the highest valuation available, or submitted to the end that our order will be conservative and fully supportable.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
wAsHguRN EAREWELL-Eifteen

friends and former fellow employees in the local land office attended a fare well dinner to MT. and Mrs. R. F. Washburn at the Arizona club last night Washburn, who has been one of the most valued employees here for several years, has been transferred to Fairbanks, Alaska, at a decidedly larger salary, for the same work The dinner was held on the roof of the building. The selection of Washburn is not only a compliment to the man, but a tribute Co the local office, which is considered one of the best organized in the nation.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

when the customs men tried to buy
 necessities of life with it on the American side of the border they found that it was so depreciated that they
 could obtain little.
 Another important custom order re- ceived today in Agua Prieta says that no more cowhides may be exported from Mexico.
 To Prevent Smuggling DOUGLAS, June 2. - Venustiano
 Carranza, head of the de facto govern
 ment in Mexico, has ordered civilian and military authorities in Sonora to
 take extreme measures, if necessary
 to prevent the smuggling of cattle from
 Mexico into the United States. This followed an official report from Gen.
 eral Gales, commander-in-c chief of the
 Sonora army that foreign corporations
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

santa Ie operate any passenger trains on their main lines in Arizona for Ari- zona passenger husiness. Some trains operated through the state carry no state passengers. The trains of these companies are. time Scheduled with re ference to convenience and connections of interstate messengers and with little or nc consideration for state traffic
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

Hire little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
Open Up a Health
 Account O1o- ,,o n

ANCOOAAas open up d health account that will yield greater enjoyment of life and higher efficiency in work. Cut out heavy Win ter foods and eat Shredded Wheat Biscuit with fresh fruits and green vegetables. Shredded Wheat is ready cooked. Delicious for break fast with milk or cream for luncheon with berries or other fruits.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03

demonstrated on so many occasions that they cannot be questioned serious ly. Their attitude in this connection
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
Customs Charge

may be reflected in the American
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
FIRST FAVORITE
 SON VOTE THEN COL. ROOSEVELT

Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
DR ASTIC ORDER
 REDUCES FARES
 TO THREE CENTS

Continued from Page one)
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
DESPITE THREATS OF
 CARRANZA, TROOPS
 ARE REDISTRIBUTED

(Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1916-06-03
To Prevent Smuggling

sffsl9l beusasrt srsa1ss5 ai1oh ain bslpaaa s9 anf aos aasiolsq 7a gin5 ai
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

sonAIIy believe that seven cents ..
nearer the factsl, and II Ne CoAlo
isGiAlA,s u take OF the internal reve-
nal revsaus tAhes Tor gran A'coA.
fuel for heating lighting and power
In the United states .,,
Ths argument that prohibition ~
throw many nen out Or Work WOW"
b without foundation y this manu-
fseture could 30 hToukht about ~
would employ more man than the d.
ttllsrles and hr-weri~s ever dram q
e. IN their pEluiest days ard u
would Be for the benefit not thr
eownfsn Of mar kind a A.'o ths.t
enough waste mite a. 20 continue 80
mAnufacture and f.~ fererfs to-..
h. cultivated % produce tfe nov use
less cact' IN great Quantities
Tire other ARK ament thaHt ta'
United STATE Eaverr-'ent VIII
SHtns Narkrupt waeu tHs liquor t1N
10 tak-n away. could make huueveis
Of tfr1es CREATE revenue '. l' .W no..
ana op~rated plarts f,r fNe ma7u'a
tur, = alcohol even '-'iirE 70 30
people A. = very lcN rst' % eeu
produce ,h- raw a..aa7. and 'r' ~
:. Dfar,. l~ to vicinity wh-r.
ooul1 bs converted into "a
a-;tv the sa-Is as - cost per a.. ..r
az gasoline 0r sl-oho!
~ -r.~g I'm. county, ~ 80 '7f-r
r.- - z-ester "a - Pr9%r.p
rrr. now ESQ r..u 7r ~a~- '
c-u'f -r ..sra fr' up "f ~"
49,. ts -r -t 90 t.r hes.'. fA~-
,--. ar - .~..- --s'
r -r, ? -f, -r7.-rs regarding a
co. and 10 was r.af.0z
caused me o. go ~ ~ views
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
You're Entitled
To30 Feet Of Air
On Trolley Cars

vcu a-e catitl-d en- c''y ord,aa-o-
"a 90 cubic 20, - s.- space v-o-
you ride cr stree -ar sc4 ye
viii rat Il &, the cor -or come.
ea--is orr ~ wishes y - 7-s d"
Utilities committee
~-.--v -r7.e s-s' ~ a. l'as no.
r,eaa having vow roe JAM.
into the rcr- u.aa's face v01r e. .-a
so,led and The o.ssr fellow A.-a~
audErE vou ~ re lbs T. mvaas
'Nat eve Y gRAse--s- m"7' save
annie ron N tl--ra' a-t 'eo'
only O. r.any people as cen 20 COVE
,,-,ahlv aeon -ota,eG can %
AIKEN aboar. ca A.so B. WI
mean thAt there must 20 s1ore-
cara 70 handle ,he public comfo-'a-
llr
The conr1i.te-'s action to1owei
4 req1es' y Mayor Marx ths' 'Aa
council amend existing legislation
% stop ov-rcrcv ti-g ~ cars Tt.
council referred "a 80 committee
an auen5usrt 20 maks ts= crowd
irE ordnance 8 health instead o.
q service neasure. Committee mem
bers a. their meeting TA-rsday
gave unanimous approval 70 the
amendment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

'TSFUEL OF
THEFUTURE
mn nFoRGR CLARK
Detroit Chemist Sees
Great Chance for
- Development
COULD BE SOLD
FOR 10 CENTS

That we may have = rusi cheaper
c;eanar and more easy 20 handle
syrs n. coal or gasoline. lie the op.n
sfS4fsbr Or. George Clark. chem'a'
aac~osteopath, University b1iidias.
where he has oGloes and a laooTn-
tory IN which be has conducted eN
p pqFiments for many years
This fuel is alcohol said LT
Clark which, n denAtur~d. can oe
made the king Of fuels and greatest
blessing 10 mankind" he doctor
continued:
~ is my opinion that az the woo6
slrChrl nsnutActor1ss have been
uvftstlt brought under the eontrol %
tho standard OIL company whlcH A.
reedv forsees the future ~ si"n 10.
and that the only way n which y
,tns.i ton which viii take ~ tho
= a. sn alcohol for commercial pun
poAeA -. .. "a. ~ .
sovernment own all the slcohol fAc .
yTTr1E n 4, would avst hu'lt gooi
,, ..~s.~~ad install a factory every -
mlTcE one OF the grave eeono r
problems now fscing N
OF AEestimAble vA!os as nihtafF
measure
Alcohol can ,. made from rHresr'
after grease hss been srtfAr--o
the refuse from susar se-'f ,tesr
rsne corn stalks. th!rd-rEts pot =
Toes. horse manure and best ~ al
from thu cactus that grows y o.
our arid western deserts re -
no need cf using Cur grain f0r -
rnarufActurs let 81. TIE grain p"
save for bread Why not Use ne
srt,I u,hiri we hnhftus'iy wastAP
IN an ardent prohi5!;lon'st AZ
srrlH take measures that All All h1'
thouid be aoDaturet very SwplH
roet,Ar Experiments show that -
gallon ~ alcohol can produce l.lS0
cubic feet Of coal EAR
Every gallon OF gasoline costs
cents ard 10 is becoming scsrcsr ari
da.rer ar tNa tirne Alcohol cAn bc
manufactured q sell sor 20 cents
gallon al the outside price II. per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

the Allies bazaar In Grindiey neld
tabernacle. Nov rs 20 20
Serbian tag day will ne novel I'm
several features. the most notable
being awards 10 thoee who raise The
mcst money A diamond ring will
be given SIS nrst prize a wrist
watch So second and lsvLiere az
third Each tag vendor getting So
in her donation box will be given
an admission ticket 10 the bazaar
The tree lls' 20 the "a bernAcle Will
be small. n Is announced
rr Joseph Asrons, OF tho Serbian
division. says real estate depart
ment all be conducted IN the sec-
ton. North woodW ard and other
lots Will be rafied 4 lot beyond
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

club In the Detroit BOARD O, Com
u-rce. THURSDAY said hat every.
81 here - Nvnt he found \ tremsn
deus swing toward Wilson -the
candidate -s Intends @ vote tor
In GIVING his reasons FOR prefer
os Wilson 20 Hughes, Mr. Houston
aid that under his administration
.s country nd Neen given The
hcneat Of PROBABLY the most cor.
-'ruct.yr los s'arion 81 recent years
Wy Wilson is responsible FOR IRE
enactment - 'Aa currency hil and
.tlr~ forms ~ domestic legislation
Tor which ,Al. country has srjvsn
,or maHy yeas" Nr Houston con.
-rgec "Ir the enactment ~ ne
currency e'U. Ne vere able 20 core
H .rh card lions resulting from The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
WILSON To WIN,
SAYS HOUSTON
Famou Advertising Man
Praises Administration for
Constructive Legislation

Commenting on me political au
alton. Hsrosrf 5 Houston r4n' ter
y the Worlds Work. and rg4s.deU.
o. The Associated Advertising CTR by
%, The World who addressed 'r-
aoon-tsv luncheon o., 'he Adc-a"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
Every Part Is
Softly Cushioned

7 7 5 q genuine pleasure
4 % sink into the cush-
ions 81 che OF these rock
ers The sof;, yielding
texture Of the genuine
leather, the resiiienSy
caused BY the heavy
springs, all contribute to
your absolute comfort
and relaxation. Come in
and sec these chairs.
When you 81, in one,
youn determine 10 have
tina, rocker ia YOUR
home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
PRIZES FOR BEST
TAG SELLERS
SerbianS Name Nov. IL For
Campaign TO Swell War
Relief Fund

The Serbian division OF the Al.
lies relief committee will have 500
Young women md matrons on the
streets. SATURDAY Nov IL. with
tags 10 swell tho hlnd being raised
~ the s,rhisns In connection with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

"Pesolvel that we the Delegates
~ The trudfa unions ~ PhlAdcl
phis. earnestly advise the WORKERS
~ this city 30 general and the
member W the unions IN particu.
lar. 70 asita'e and vote FOR Local or
lion Central aho- Union Phus.
tc'phs. March e.. 1910
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
Garland Baseburners
and Combination
Ranges

81 Weekly Pays for any Moo
TT He Garland b recognized
l. the standard Baseburrer
Range The Baseburners en-
body fuel-saving principles anc
heating arrangements not
found in other stoves.
The combination Coal and
Gas Ranges are built after
plans that enable the owner
20 get the very most out
of her range.
No matter what your
stove needs-a Garland e
will save you money, in
tho long run. Come in
and see them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

tho Fori motor factory will be raj
ned Saturday night Nov. II, dur.
ng a free concert. In 81. Andrews
hall. 40 III Congress-st. east
Those IN charSs 81 tho concert say
.ome ~ the citvs best talent has
been offered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
DETROIT TIM E s

war 20 better advantage han other
wise The currency bill has given
as an elasticity IN the money ma.
k,, ia, would otherwise have been
Unavailable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03
Brass Tubing Of Highest
Quality Obtainable

THE materials used in making
l. these beds have risen steadily in
price. When these beds are gone,
another such opportunity may never
present itself
Rcrember-every post and every
filler is full two inches thick Every
mount is four inches thick All joints
arc carefully finished, so they will
hold. and so they will remain un-
noticeable
Come in and see these beds-when
YOU realize What an Improvement you
car BRING about in your bedroom for
cash payment OF but 81. your bed
room will be furnished with a new
brass bed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

THE damninE curse oi the la
eoTer is that which EurgleS from
the neck ~ bottle IT '. Pow
derby. III Pres Knights " Aeor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

The saloon is greater injury
10 the wage workers OF this country
than any other thing connected
With our lives John Lennon,
Treas American Federation OF Ia
Dor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-03

r.ny p~r cent more people own
their homes IN ststes thar have ban
shed me saloon than in license
sfE'os
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03
Il sber cine Be 4

lIeber cine bemerz
terstperte tourtitii@e 2eiltung eines
ourh Den aries unt oas cine 8sin
astommenen 9(lpsntlubi7ten miro aus
9ubbsrg om gNneeberg in ben De-
fterreih:IGen Mlpn bsribtet: n@pn
Der grobeH 9oilenoung elmer @rotee=
ie, Die eiu pernunnete &risgsteilnsb=
assr erhielt, gibt cine 8siteisung rsr
9ohea Mano 3eu9nis, Die in tousi=
itii9en &reiIen Iufiebsn mat)se.
0as Mitslieo pes alpirea gsrein5
n5.oannanolsr", 6err @uoolf
arsti&, tin Mtann @afang Der Drelz
bigger Sabre, nor i'm gpria6r II
RlBlono pura einsn G6uB 10 ihner
ON rentea SUP p%eriuuloet pprpen,
oab ihn Dos 8ein unterhalb psS
anies amputisrt ioeroen muBte. SIM
BieRer 9ratGeIsnIpital erhielt ct
nadl Ieinsr Gienelutts Elm 8unItesin,
in Dos Ii6 Der mi~lens7tarfe Marn
oerart ge!pDbntt, pab ct als begetfter@
sere9ersfreuno alsbalo leinen 2isb=
linssipprt pieoer ~aus5uiibsn b%sginnsn
fonnte. Ran mebrfahsn tleineren
Souren i'm @iener 8ato unterna5m
sr 5unlhIt cine 9siteigurg oes @o1z
ed, Der er nunnlebr Die Sobe Bono
(esma 5000 Meier) fpl9en lieB. Ml5
a~ufitie9stpeg nahlte er ben 5prin9z
les1teI9, ein ourd quite 8erii6erungsn
Slpar 9efn6r[oier, ODER %polfpmmene
52lpinoelfreifeit uno geiibt6sit mi
8sAen erforoerHoer Mufltieg. Weoer
6eim @ufities nod beim Q6itieg lpar
6err aretih, nie er eraG6lt, our6
oas aunitbeir be6inoert. Sir friegsz
oerlebte SouriIten tit Ieir geiabrung
pom gro5em Snterehe.
gartantc. vNun, Treuno
Guitap. .oa5 tat oenn Der &ieoerfrena
5ei 9einem 9(bfAisos Itdno4en 9eigns
sen?"
rNd, Elm IeGr ld6rcs 9ieb! Wie
fir MIDI 9sntaAt. SIS ta.n Der Iers
brin Dor: Syn gbFdieo nebnaen,
%sSultao, g ret5ts Netter"!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03

a. pic <nlalnen acben 5ll, cine
pcrnidfenoe %seieoerlaee erlittelr 81,
bahelt. 1ann nlltb ober bieie Nie=
oerlage mabrbaftig cine perridtenoe
aepelen .leiu. Nud} Mllll1al1ielt miro
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03
8olitiid)e nno 1tnpolitiidc
Hanbalpilcn.

ultuytUItCN
,Sn 9Scm Serieg bot oas Golf
geiproden.
@enn bos Soft ipridt, miilien
Bic Wunitiollsagenten Idwcigen.
Gen mciltct Mrbeitcrlt IN ltno
I'm gtelp sorf id)eint Elm Splnpotbie=
ltreif anberlt unipmpotbild9!-
Niht einnol in ieiren1 Sci
matbsltaate. erbiclt Scr Hraiioent eil
Gertranellspotunl.
Sic fleinc Minpritat" fat iid)
in Stem Seriep in cine groBe Majori=
tat Dermanoelt!,
Mltnlalliens &onig lit cntrpeoer
eil1 elenoer Sdma1ling oocr Elm IN
faner 6ilon.
allles sanoesperrdt6er, Sic in
Seem SerleD geacr1 sic @ilionldel
aanoloaten ltir1nten.
Iaiiir, bab CT Sen Yralioeuten
@illo11 5lpcimal llon1inirtc, Dot Sc
neralanmalt @eseott bon Seem Seriep
itper 0iibe. nliiiien.
Ser ubear" Gaming ei6t Sen
@ebanfen altf, gllglano fir oie Goit-
raubereiel1 ou b%eltrafen. slls Of CT je
eil1en oerartigen @eoanfcn eebegt
batte!
Iie oenlofrotii6en @a6ler BON
9eem Seriep itinrnen NIT EQUATOR
SSames s. Martire barin therein,
bob ct lid .fcinc @efcble i'm @eiBelt
'@altle" sn bolen bat.
- Iie Ieutihen in Gon1blcs ba=
ben ltanhgebalten bis altf Sen lebten
Weanll.. Selblt Dem Teinoe hat lire
Iapferfeit REMEMBERING a%bgerungem.
Ser ,&onig bon @ried)enlano
lit bereit, ben &rieg SIT erflarel1",
meloet 9onoolr. SD bin bereit",
limo g%e1pohnlid) ol1d Die lettell @orte
Dor Der &iNridtlng.4
- Gr5bilhof Mlltbeleien bon Gbi=
cagp, beiieni &orfahren Dor mcfr als
bn11bert Spnhrelt4l eintpal1oerten, be-
greift es 1idlt, lpie elmer icine ocl1t-
idle Mbitantnultg %perleug,1crt fal1ll.
@ir a,1dl rtd)t!
Gigener 9efalmtmad)ll1g nod
habe1 Die Iran5olcn 1eit geginn scr
Sommc=Sffeniipe $50 Suaoratfilo=
meter Ierrailt ouriiderobert . Mlip
genal1, lpas Die Gelttlfen imn1er mic
ser geiaot, oas beltdtigt icst, nod,
pielem 2eugnens oas Bulletin oes
Irmees". Sir ie0en 3ou ein Gesi=
ntent geopfert.
Nb lie Dem 2idt sen sieg rlidt
gDnltel1,
Die gSadlt miro's nidlt be5mil,gelr
fD11re1,
Solang' Ser 6elorl,f Ser Sl1gellb
beiBt:
Sic oeutihes @emiiell inns oeutider
8eiif.
9aul Sepie. Standardization dss5).
Moraon bot ei,1en M6ited1er
nad) england genrad)t, oie lieben
Srite1 braltd)en micbcr eitn1al $50
Weiaipaelt lnb ba m1tb natiisIid,
Mmerifa linen belfer1, Ben al1erifani=
ld)en @a11oe( persepaltigen SIT fo1l=
men.
A. Die &l1manen acben sl,, cine
perllidfel1oe Mieoerloge crlitten sr
bahen. Iann MUS aber niele Nie=
oerlage lp%afrbaftig cine pserltidoteroe
,dpn)pip1 irf11 W11h H1t,,111in,, Mrs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03

on DEM Sale Ger Illiirtcn baln
ais Wfiibllteill erlpeiIen, pie e5 Sta=
lien lit. User 50 nit Gerrathern ab=
gibt, miro bolo pcrratbell iein.
Ser Mpoitel &al1llls Iagt i'm
griefe at Iitrs, oen er altf &reta
5ltriidselallen hatte, INN bic @l1nbi,
gen, mie mar beltte iagen miiroe, ySlt
orgaltiliren", CT 1olle iorafaltig III Der
@abl Der uN~elteiten" lem. 1as lei
.bciulOers notbig auf &reta. @abe bod,
elmer aus &reta, uibr eigener Tro=
pbet", geiagt: Sic areter iino inn
lner 2iigner, boie Sbiere uno faule
8dl1de", uno oas Sd}lltbmort oes
Sriefes lalltet: ullllo ltno sat allenl
gllten @ert m~ltiid)tig" @err Sc
lli5elos lit eilt &reter, Ser IN Sen Heb=
men oes 8iloes paBt, oas @al1ll1s
Dor fat l2O00 Sabren e%ntlparf.
ltniere Grobriten 1d)eillcn eill
Natent altf 0as Ged)t, iid) laderlid)
.5n MAIDEN, geton1nlel SIT labet. sSNl
.lbrem @enliiben, BEN 9epeis 5u lie
fern, baB Ielttldlano fapltt lit, ia
gen lie, BOB sic Heeicrltng bloB bic
groben 3eiflutngen altf Die l1el1c sln-
lcibe %peroffentlide n1o ltid)t bic flei=
llen Seidmtllgen. ga 2ebtere in Sc
.traaer bon % bis 80 Collars iino,
10 lit perltanolid, marltnl oie Negie=
rl1ng Die 3eid11er ridt nenl1t l1no es
miro audi Scoer peritehcl1, oab man
Ben @eiannmtbetrag Scr %fleillen 3eid)=
llltllgen nid)t al1gebel1 fal1l1, bis bic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03

iinb ilberaeu9t, baB Ser reprblifaniide
aaroioat bon, gall3en Golte ins @eie
BE Sans getra9en ipiirbe, ipenn ct
N~polebclts 1lnb Wprgans @efol9e mebr
lttlb l1cbr %i9npriren urb alf bas na1z
orildlidite fir cine ebrli6e amerifaniz
Idle Nclttralitat uno Mtueiinng britt
1d)er l%lcbcr9riffc cintreten ipiiroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03

preile gu erboben. Sic llrladc 1T eli
lie gang ratiirlidc. SIS lit feline Ser
idip0runs" babel. Sic Mesicrln1g
fam bcm tpeitercn Gteigen Ser 2ebel1sz
mittelpreiie gi1balt gebietcn onrd)
t%beilpeile 4nsfubrperbote 3iucds vSatz
tigang bon alnertta 5uerit." uGmerica
firlt"ll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-03
|@iid}cr seIhloiial iino. @elrn ntol
Den Rrpbriten %untportet, f1at cinell

|bcit Rrobritrn untmortet, faat eillcn1
Der 5orllige Iltsbrtd) Trieorid)s bes
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|galdlfiren ulto Siherfeilen lah: yMit
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-28

nell, Florida, Michigan, GEORGE Washing
ton, West Virginia, Leland stanford Jr-
wyoming, Idaho, Loyula. The colleges are
MI. Vernon, Franklin, Elon, Kenyon, Rol-
Inns, Bates, Nassar. Gallaudct Central,
IIamutuu jamestown, Lafayette, Teach
ors, oregon Agricultural. Manchester.
Lombard. Wilson, Colorado. mood and
Radcliffe
At the last meeting Of the executive
committee OF the National Security
League the chairman appointed COM
mittec to prepar" Il standardized phNsic al
aud military training school bill for in
PRODUCTION in the II Legislatures which
VIII meet next January.