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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
SrieSenslimme ans GnaIanS.

0as Organ osr sngIiI9eu runabs
bdugtgeu Qrbeitspartet" Der Qabour
Gsaber, idrieb Gnbe Mdr3 in einen
Geitortttel, bic Jrieoensmsf6ten
ieien burauus giinitis. Der frnns
collide Gtnan3minilter babe fGOn
ansebeutet, oaB Der Grieos in St9t
lei, cine QeuBerung, Die fir bic
Stimmnng in Grantrsi9 als be-
bsutfam betrd6tet iperben miiFe. Sn
gngIanO babe iid in ben IeBten @Os
1en Elm nmf9pung Der 5FfentIi9en
Dleinung boa3pgen. ollie ole Dor
6ffentliden @~eriammItingen geIpros
hen bdtten, t6nnten bds be3euger,.
Dieter umf9tDung tperos balO gum
Qusorud tommen, uno nod ebe Der
CONNER porbei Isi, ner0s benz 0oItss
fpunf9 no9 5rieben aud in ben
maBgebsn0en arsiieR bic sr5bte auFs
mertfamteit geiuiomet tperhsn. 2as
6our aeooer bGlt Die 3eit fir se.
tommen, bnB ole uH~abbGnsige ar.
6eiterportsi fi9 fdun isbt trdftig i'm
SntereFs bes 5riebens siniebe, 3unlol
ss beute m09li1 iei, boz nus5ufpres
den, mas Dor tinigsn Monatea nod
ni4t seouIOst pOrOen pGrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02

Die pariisr baden Elm nsues Mort
Btprdsi. go bstbt s3spbslinaht~
llnb III Heueroinss in nlIer geute
Muubs. Ran Ipri6t nidt mebr BON
9unoesdIie, 9sbeI, Rsssn, Monos
Idsin obsr dabptii6sr GinEsrHis,
ionbern bsoba9tst bic bsrl4lebenen
eriHsinungen Der Mitterung unb
Jabrssoeit mir nod bnrnuf bin, Oh
ibrs Summe ettpa srgibt, mas man
NIT bsbsutungsoolIem ROpFniden unb
elmer eetriffen 9etIsmmung bic 3eps
peIinSeit nsnnt. lin benz aefer einsn
nd9ersH 9egriff Der 9ebeutung bies
les neutn Bortes Su ssben, Iet biers
fur bic foIgenbs grtIGruHg bes Sours
nal bss Debats angsfiArt.
rBsnR bic S9lstsr oss absnbs,
fi9 iibsr BAG SduIefmser ber 6aupt,
itaot berabIentsn, our Stunos 6erl
posten unb Srdumer, Itedt Der pa1
riIer Burger ben Ginger in ben
Msuno, benefit ibn binrei6enb uno.
bdlt Jpn cann in bic Cuff empor, UNI.
ii4 bieIsrart Der Dinbri9tuna unc.
WiHOitdrts 3u bsrseniiisrn. Damn
iaiittsIt er ben acpf unD bierauE
foIsen neus 8etradtungen, ba unIere
Gi4srbett ia ni9t allen BON Der,
DiuOri4tung abbdnsig III. Wir.
member olfo ben Bid gen 5immet
unO betro4ten bas 6immeIsSeIt NIT
einsebenber GorgfoIt. @snn mir
belIeH Monbi4ein feitItsIIen, 70 ball
ten mir erItsns bas GrI9sinen bon
3eppelinsu fir uHpabrI6etnIi9 unb
b~erubigen uns 5peitens nit Dem Sc
bonten, baB mir Oas llngebeuer Ifon
nlf srDbe Gntfsrnuns gu erbIiden,
permOfteu. Wtan nsnnt bies dlId
teine 3eppeIinaeit. SIT Der Winb,
ubsr unerfreuIif, bic 2uft boil feufs
ter Rebel unb Der Monb berbiIlt, 10
prt9t man bon Der 3eppsIin3eit, tpie
man friiber bonn asgsn obsr BON Der,
Rdlte fprad. abenD fir 4ben6 ftes
ben 5abIIOle Barrier auf ben 9ouls.
OarOs umbsr unb betraGten ben
9immsI pie bic Magisr bes 9Iters
Sic ~entfalten i6re aifronomil
Renntriiie, bic fi6 ~dIIerbings
in ben meiIten GGIlen ouf bic 9amen
betannter Stetnbiloer Be-
lnO ibsrall fdllt bas 0es
lpenftii6e. Oieliagenbs reue @ort:
3sppsIinoett. 2eiber aber Iinb ale
Oiefe 8stra9tunsen b0aIt unDoIlfom.
men. So gibt fiji bitisn 5aI nur
sin3iges piiTsni9aftIi4eS Rittel:
Denn ibr einige itarte GrpIo1icrta
bort unb einigs minuten IpGter biz
5iguaIe unO bas WagsngeraIfel Der
5suerpsbr O%etnebmt, bnnn, girger
BON paris, berrIdt fein 3peifel
bic 3ePpeIin3eit 1T getom.
men,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02

aonbentiun Der Golambus-&itter.
@on Dubuque fomnlt Die Ntel.
1une, oaB Die Stuats . aoaDen-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
BeSte B~ehandlung
fur Katarrh!

SpeaioIiIten Itimmen Sii, boB SEQ.
torrb cine Snfcftion oeS gIiites lit.
GobaIb Gle Sbr gEit bon ben To-
torrbii1en @iften g%ereinigt boben,
ueroen Sic ben aotorrb log - Den
Oieid in oer RebIe. oas @Guipern
unb glusipuden unb ben ihIedten
@eriih. Die llriohe lag bouptidh.
It'd BARN, ooB Sbr geidlpddteS 8lut
nngeltedt ipnr, bielleiht 0urh OR.
E1Ihtng ODER Ourd n1bere geriibrlrng
zines NIT grfcItitns @ebafteten.
@ber Leiben Gle uidt on Gntarrb,
-48 lit nift notnenoig. DDS Mittet
q. e.. @, Dor iiber 80 Sabrcn er.
hInoen erprobt unb betpGbrt, lit in
ieoer apotbete at boben. @s bat
ii9 in ~tauienoen 5GGen betuGbrt urto
tpir6 es aud bel Sbnert. anltfen
Gle fofort q. Q. Q. unO beginner
Sie Die aiir. @enn Sbr Sal elm
6roniider lit, f6reiben sic on
emit Specific Co., gltlontn, Ga,
Inn freien mebi3iniIden Rot. Ste
ertlGrt Sbnen, ME oieies rein bege.
tobiIii9e 9IatmitteL 0ag @lut rel.
nist unb es buditdbIid reinudiat.
Bem esrabsn assbH, man bic Omaha Ertbans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02

Der. ongenomnlen meroen. Die Ger.
iigung berubt nif einem @eIet,
OnB Der aonGreb In Der ietigen
Situng angenommen bat. 8instra.
genoe Spareinlngen tuer0en ieet Bic
aunt 9etrage bon $1,000 dnee.
nommen. Der $ofltbetrog tpnr bis.
Der $500. Dieie Qeuerune oiirftc
bel Der groBeu Winiie bes Dol.
feS NIT Greuoen begriiBt nerOen,
0enn bic 8dbl Der Spnreinleger I'M
9dnbe, melde ben &0ditbetrog bon
$500 unter benz alien @eIeb be.
rcits erreidt botten, gebt IN Die Tan.
ien6e. Cine mobltdtigc Beitimmung
oes neien @eiebes III bic gluf1e.
buug Der Iditieen 1eitimntitng, mo.
mad m1bren6 eines Monats niht
nebr ais 500 beponiert fperoeu
tonnte. 9ieIe miblihe geidr1n.
flung fam In @egfoQ. Mon fdnn
ben bolIen @ert Der Reuerung erit
erfennen, pent man fpeib, oab I'm.
ter benz often @eies ole @oit.s par.
banfen iiber cine baIbe MliIlion
einleger gu per5eidnen baden, nit
elmer @eiamtiporetnloee bon iber
Wtiltonen Dollars. Mit
GortfalL Der bisBerigen BE.
ihr1ntitngen oiirfte iid Dos Spar.
oes Bottles IN fur3er 3eit
berooppeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
Cute GranSt.

@iele berjenisen 9eutIdsn, bic F6
isBt Inn Q~nbabnung zines b~auernosn
Freunbidaftli6en @erbdliniffes 3ur
8iirtei bemiiben, ptrben iiG aber
sinen unldngt psr0ffsntIiaten auss
Sug aus einem 5eIOprItbrtsf gefreut
Rabsn, Der am %. Gsbruar in Der
bulgarif4 @ren#
ids stTdrie6en norben lit. Da btiBt
ss: 80. bic @erpflesung unO bic
poit miiffen bon uns in e pber q
BebOIt iperoen, neuIi9 mar i'd be6s
tpegen iogor tpieber einmaI in 3.
Das TT natiirIi9 cine umItdnoli4e
unb I~dngtpeiIiss Se9i9te, Defenders
bel toltem uno regneriIdem Wetter,
a6er man betpmmt bod Denigitcn.
nod bin unb pieber etnag. Quf
Iol9en Sabrten, BEL bensn mir ma,
tirli4 brauben iberna9tsn miiffen,
quartieren mir uns nit @orIiebe bel
ben 5irtsn Elm. Bir 0eutf6en fpers
ben bon ibnen nit elmer groben Ser3s
li1tsit unb gnftfrsibeit aufaenomt
men. Der 8iirgsrmsiiter bes tiirtie
lden ODrfes tomnlt uno bsgriibt uns,
IobaG6 er BON unisrer 4ntunft bort;
anb ti6rt uns oann in bos 50ug
times angelsbenen Ginnobners. BORT
futr6 banu Elm Geus- i'm offsnen RAJ
min dngesinbet, mir ieben uns aIis
Darunl berum, unb unfer Mirt bte!et
uns 3tgarettsn anb aaffse an. Damn
padtn mir uniert Sadsn aus, unb
Ct nimmt cine Roitprobe aus unIeren
6elbteffeln unb Defenders germ cine
3ieorre. Qeiber lam bic unterbals
tung nur unDolItommeR gsiiibnt tpers
ben, NIT 3eifsr, englifdsn nnb frans
l0Iif9en 8rpden. Defenders ber3lid
tpurben mir einrnol bon einem S9nls
lebrer aufgenommen, Der, ols mir
ibm bssreifli9 gema9t battert, boB
mir germ gier bdttsu, feline Sduls
our gisrfu9e iRs 9orf f1tdte
NIT benz Grgebnis, baB mir binnen
FINER boIben Stunbe 80 Gier batten.
Fir 6os 9uBenb gier baben mir cine
Nnrt be3abIt; bas pirb jebt In
OeutfhIanb ider Neib erreesn. Gel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
Die sran NIT Der 2isnamate.

Cine Der sigenartigIisn gri4einuns
sen, bic hsr aries gs5eitigt bat, 70
i6rsibt mon aus Berlin, 1T bic Grau
nit Der Dienfmlte. Rod Dor aipei
Sabren mare fs unbsptbar ooer ipss
aiaifens Elm G%egenItdn6, Der aIlgss
meines auHebeu srrsst bate, genes
len, beute gebt mon an ibr boriiber,
pbne Ionoerli9 auf fe gu a9ten. unb
pie bel DerIdiebsus @tenilmabsu
Fn0 Is, bic fd bic Grau mutig nnb
.nti9loEsn duigeiililpt bat, bic Ilibe
Der Ga1rerin uno G9affHerin Der
E~trabenbobn, bic pOItmiibe 1ei sS
nIs 9rieftrdgsrin ober als pOIti1ios
hin, bic SdlsBsrinneus ODER Sem
lterpuberinusnmiibe uHO bic ber 5trns
benrsinigung, iDo3u nod cine an3abl
m0erer tommen. 4ls 9otir, ssabrs
lubIfi6rerin unb yanipIerin4 bei
lsr Stdbts uno 9o4bdbn trGgt Die
Jrau bic D%ienfmiiBe, auf ben 8o6ns
tsigen erf6etnt fe barin ioipic ala
ungeHente Der @a9s unO S9liebges
Ieai6aften, un6 iolten mir It Oers
linIt in Der bIouen Miibe Oes Smubs
Ganns erbIiden, es niirbe uns Iaur
IN &%rItaunen ieben.
llno ME trGgt Die 5rmu bic Dients
hiiBe2 Sn alien Gbren NIT grdsie
lno jebt f6on ipie etipas SeIbfpers
SGn6lidss, oas nba5u" gsb0rt, pis
Vie Singer our 9anO. limb penn
tu9 mnn9mdl bic cine ooer onSere
Ibre Wliibe etpas f9iefer iiBen bot,
Ils bies Bel ben mGnnIi6en aolles
zen 'seItattst uh6 bibI9 iein piirOs,
10 itebt es ibr ii4sr better, ais es Jpn
IleiOet, unb fis peiB bas aud piels
Isi9t. limb iDern Oiefer &riea pors
gber unb nod unb mad friiber ooer
Ipdter olles ipieosr ms oIte geleiIe
sstOmmeu III, tper peiB, OBJ Iie 70
baIb unb 70 germ bic lie6geno6nte
OienItmibe bon benz Ropf9en
nimmt, Die Trau, o6 ie bann nt9t
Jar su elmer ftsbenOen ginridtung
~,etpOrbsn 1T, bic man tpe6er miFen
!anu nod min. Solte bies aber
at9t iein, fo1te ibr 9aIein bic 3eit,
Vie fie ias 2ebsn gerufen bat. ni6t
iberbauern, 70 perbsn mir ibr bod
fsts Elm freuoIi6ss angeOenten Be-
pabren uno fie nit Redt cine liebe
Erinneruss rsrner birfeu, Die 6rau
tl Der 9tenItmiibe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
gesen ben aleiberber6raad in
GnglaH0.

DeAen 0en AleIDerDerbr1nG n
GnglaH6,
Der i'm 8erein nit Dem Wo6Ien
YER arisgsausgoben forttpGbreno lteis
IenOe @eIbmongsl in gnglanO peran'
labte bas .Romitee Der Natipnnlors
I%anifation 5ur S~PdrIamteit i'm 3ris,
Je" In QonbOn CUR 5erousgabe elmer
eilts reter Sparfamteitsge6ote. lIns
Ier ben 9ingen, bic nuf oieItn ais
ten, oersn ab5ige in allen Stra.
BEN an ben 6duiermauern ongeI9lda
zen fiHb, aIs iiberfliFig unb oarum
Gnpatriotilb be3eidnst perbsn, Its'
bsn an eritsr Steae bic pribatoutos
mobile unb qribotmotorr1oer. Dad
Itpeite 9ebpt tparnt bobor, in Der
bauspirtfhuft mebr o%ienltbdre @sis
fer als unbebingt nOtig 3u bei9dfs
Eigen, oatnit nod mebr peibIide ars
beitstrGfte our 5dtgteit in ben urts
aussefebt an perIonuImdnsel Ietbens
ben Munitionsfabriten frei tperbsn
lonnen. 8eIunbsrs etfrig aber pirb
In Der 2onooner GeIeai1aft bns
brittle @sbOt beipro6en, bas neue
Rlsioer unb qu3iige ouf ben Snoer
Der uneripiui6teu, neil se~genpdrtig
b0dft unpotriotii6sn Qnf9aFfun9eu
Iest. .aaufet niemoIs4, 6eiBt Is,
,neue an5lge unb aleiber, ipsnn bies
Ri9t unbsbiugt n0tig 1T. 9entt
nbli6 6aran, bob es in 8riegs5eitsn
purdans feline S9anbe III, bic alien
abgetrugsnen aIeioer gu trogsu, 70.
iunge is nod baIten. guF biefe
WeiTe perott i6r @elb erIparen, bas
tiir Die tpeitaiis briugIi6en ariegss
Ituede nDtis III, unb tpenl tbr nit
sutem 8eifpiel bDronsebt, perben
su1 boI6 ale foIgsn. Dentet boran,
baB bas 2onb ote 5itfs, bic ;br i'm
auf bisls @eiie 3uteil tperben laFet,
aud 5u belObusH piFen miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
Don Sen 5Wei9crt
Scs StaatspcrbanSes!
Notwithstanding nnb 8eGmten.
mail 6es 8iirserbereins bon
Guitiee nn6 llmgesaO
ant Samstag.

Ser 8iirgerberein bon @nItice uni
llmeegeno b1lt an Samstag, Der
3. SUM, nadmtttngs 2 ubr, in bel
.Goipnbaae ieine idbrIide General
~periammlung unb 8enmtentpob.
ab, fuo3u nidt MIR ale Mitglieoer
Ion0ern ollie 9eutiGen oieIer @e
geno ber8lid eineelaoen iino.
8idttge @eiddfte liegen Dor
u. u. foil beipro6en tperben, Of
nir in oieiem SCRIPT Den oeiltider
Gag feiern molen.
Serr 8biIipp In6res, Ser befnnn.
tie 8oIfsreoner, miro ontueienb fem
uno cine Re0e iiber Die Cages.
frage boIten, bic nienorl6 periGu.
men iollte, 81 boren.
Sn Der Soffnttne oitf cine redt
tart beiu6te @%eriommlling, aei6net
nit Oeuti6em @ruB,
Senrp 0eIfer8, 9t1fi6ent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02

II bos I6Snt aanb Der eisr ipsIi
binler uns; bier bebeutsH uHs bic
Ginpobner auf bic 6rage mad Giern,
bab Bramosii allen 9ibnsrH bic
61Ife umaeorebt babe"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02

tion Der Columbus Bitter, Die bort
IN Situug NOR, Council bluffs
gu ibrer n1hiten &onbentionsltoot
erm1blt bat. Die 9~onbention
miro i'm Wfonot Moi 1917 Itatt.
finoen. Die Serren g.. SO. 9eIonep
unb s. s. 9iobling poren Die Ser.
treter Der bieiigen 2oge Der 60.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
gerarSserte gOlteiuIaaeu.

I'm cinem Idnait sciiiblten &c.
oiirfntB %ab5ubelfeL Bot Dos 9oitamt
cine 9erfietng erlaiierL ponnd
Boit.S poreinlnem in ben 9oitGm.
tern IN groBereu getrdgen als Bis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
hmbns. Sitter Bel Ser aOnbentio1
in Dubuque. y

Germ 9oItor 8. 9. 9oIbI6
bon Der lutb. altnb MertorioL Sir.
DIE tpuroen Mittrpod nddmittoa als
feiner1 alitomobiL $1,000 aomnuts
nioutorten %neitobIeu. ,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-02
Mfnaescacn.

Or. 8. S. Sdleier bat feline OF.
flee bonn Seine @e61uoe aus mad
3immer 622 @orI0.S erol0 @eb1u.
De berlegt.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23
MOHAvE cOUNTY'S DILEMMA.

Mohave counyt is up against a pc.
culiar condition in reference to who
will exercise the duties Of sheriff,
during the next two years. Sheriff
Lane was defeated at the primary
for the nomination. At the general
election the candidates received an
equal number of votes. This pre-
cludes the supervisors from declaring
the result of the election or Of the
clerk from issuing a certificate to
either candidate
Under the decision OF various courts
a contest cannot be instituted until
there has been declaration of the
result, and in the case of a tie vote
neither party can institute a contest.
1t is a fact, alleged to be we'll known
vote cast at the election. By get
ting rid of that particular vote one
of the candidates could be declared
elected, and the contest instituted If
desired or q recount had.
Right here the law steps in and
blocks the proceedings, by providing
that there can be no change la the
result from that announced by the
boards ofeiection, and no ballot can
Re discarded, even though 1t is know
to be fraudulent, except through
contest. So the tie vote is enclosed
IN legal web within a circle with
no point of exit.
Under these conditions it looks
favorable for the incumbent to hold
over for another two years, although
the voters by very decided vote
indicated that he is persona non
grata as a sheriff 49,.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23
FIGHT THE WILDCAT.

Several Of the mining camps od
Arizona have organized associations
. OF business and mining men to com
bat and discourage the wild-catter.
Arizona has furnished a large per
centage OF the sensational discover
les of the past year, and, as wildcat
ting is more prevalent in any section
during prosperous times than III
slack periods, the formation OF these
bureaus is especially commendahle.
The mining man with a proposition
OF merit has enough difficulty in in
teresting capital in its Development
without encountering the record OF
one or more notorious wildcats in
the same section. Nothing can dis
courage legitimate mining more quick
~ and effectively, nor make capital
more wary OF the industry, than a
fake promotion. SO it is a matter
of self-protection and a necessity for
the preservation OF mining on its
present high plane that all such
be throttIed before they even gain q
foothold.
The plan generally adopted in Ari-
IONA is similar to censorship over
news sent out of a district and over
reported developments Of both old
and new properties. This includes
the investigation of claims contained
I'M prospectuses, a record OF the fl
nancial statements made to the cor
poration commission, the examina-
ton OF reported ore strikes, and any
thing else within reason which may
be inquired about by outside inves-
tigators. The legitimate company
which is developing its ground by the
sale od stock does not hesitate to
supply the information nor to allow a
examination of its workings
just as soon as the investing pub
lie learns that the various interests
Of district are pledged to supply
trustworthy information, and that
the intelligence sent out can be relied
upon. interest and faith in that dis
trfet increase, and money is soon
forthcoming for its development. 1t
will be good plan for the new
canfs Of other states to try the :Ari-
IONA method.-Salt Lake Mining Re,
view
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

The sale of opium and it's principal
derivatives seems To have become Il
drug" On the drug market under the
operation of d federal statute known
as the Harrison law 1T is stated by
leading manufacturers that the sales
Of opium products have fallen of
one-third within short time. This
will not be disagreeable news in many
communities. The Harrison law is
said to have some weaknesses. bur
il it is reducing the sales of power
full drugs Ia many poor, misguided
human beings 1t is making u brave
beginning to stop the hitherto whole
sale distribution OF the article. says
Boston Globe. Physicians are noF
backward in saying that the liquor
habit IS far less dangerous and cas-
Ter to cure than the drug habit. For
this reason reliable physicians are
also very careful to avoid administer
ing to patients all habit-forming
drugs. .,:.> .-.-. -: ..
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

Sporadic Zeppelin raids On Eng
land continue, but they are disap
pointment from the expectations enter
tanned Of them as agents Of fr1ghtfui
ness. Two years Of the war have
passed, and their score as practical
factors in military results has beer
negligible. For This humanity can de
voutly give thanks, for if they could
aim and strike as accurately as the
submarine, their powers OF destruction
would have proved terrible.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

A Pennsylvania farmer has vel
low and white color scheme on his
farm. His barns and ourbuildings are
yellow with white trimmings, his farnl
house is white with yellow trimmings
the horses and COWS are yellow. Even
the dog -and chickens are ''done in the
yeilOw-and- white" as the society col
umn would say, says Houston Posi-.
He does not testify whether the colors
affect the growing Of crops On the
yield Of milk, but many farIne'
would find that any colors would ina
prove the general appearance Of
things on his place. The .clean-up.
snd-paiat-up' movement should have
it's home on the farm.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23
MINE WARNING NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
following named mining claims, stu
ate In Cienega Mining District, Yu'
ma county, Arizona. and being the
property of the Undersigned, are I'M
der lease and bond to c. E. Fugatt:
Submarine, Submarine No. l, Subma.
rine No 2, Submarine No. 3 and
Submarine No. 4, which said lode
mining claims are of record In the
office of the county recorder of
Yuma county. Arizona. Notice is
hereby given by said owners OF the
property, the undersigned, that
neither the above named claims nor
the owners OF the same will be res
ponsible for any debts contracted by
the person or persons working said
claims
ROSE M. ROBERTS,
LEE MCGEE
Dated at Parker, Ariz.. Dec. IS,
1916
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23
BUSH FIRE.

Nearly every summer brings its toll
of death and devastation in the bush
fires of the North country. The WHIP
ing out Of several towns in northern
Ontario, with loss of life estimated
10 reach 200, and the INJURY Of scores
of persons. is another chapter in rhe
often-toid and seemingly never-end-
ing story. A long dry spell, Il little
careleSSneSS-~ CareteSsneSS is the
rule rather than the exception~-and
disaster results. Lives and property
worth ldillions are gone forever !;
progress is set back the battle is be-
gun over again, with trust in PrOVi-
dence the only offset to repetition
The hush fire is one OF the periiS OF
those who 60 into the wilderness. says
Pittsburgh Dispatch. In the nature
of things that peril must be ever
present. Man shows impotence against
the forces of nature nowhere more
tragically than when the fire hend
starts on march Of devastation
Many are the rUmances that have
been written OF the woods; stories
Of heroism have come to us in
books telling Of almost superhuman
efforts to gain safety and OF almost
superhuman sacrifice; Of readiness
10 meet with fortirude terrible death
when death was found TO be inevitable.
Yet the cold news reports OF any dis
aster such as that in The Nip1ssing
country contain all the thrills and all
any ticriOn writer could imagine.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

A couple Of Frenchmen in the
trenches who had Qunreled, fOugl.'
a novel duel. Each took bomb auL
attacked the German trenches, agree
ing that the other would be satisfied
as soon. as one had been wounded. Il
sounds foolish but is the most sensible
French duel In recent times.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

The man who shot and crippled an
irresponsible COW that was chewing Iii,
his garden lost his best opportunity by
not licking the owner OF the COW, but
we are reasonable enough TO concede
thar sometimes it is easier TO cripple
e COW than To lick her owner.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23
MINING LOCATION NOTICES.

: The Post has for sale. the best and
simplest form of Mining Location
notices. Blanks for either Arizona
or California. When in need Of Min.
ing Location Notices or Proof OF La
Dor blanks call at The Post.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

The waning of the infantile mar.
alysis epidemic will not be lamented
by proprietors Of moving picture
houses who have missed the nickels
and dimes OF Juvenile patrons
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

The Philadelphia Inquirer says the
future Of an egg is fixed, not specula-
tive. Hardly fixed, The greater the
future an egg has the worse will be
Its past.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

And the honeymoon Is generally over
when ~he throws the biscuits through
the dining room window and swears
he will take his meals downtown for
week.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

Ii is said there are 25,UOO 900 cars
in the United States. Thar is q ;.at
for every four inhabitants. The orhar
three people who Jointly own one with
It's can take our per capita and well
come.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

When you see young couple saun-
tering in front Of d furniture store. in
speeding everything from draperies TO
kitchen fixtures which CLEAN from the
show windows, 1t is sign that their
noble purposes are never to be facili-
rated in boarding house.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

After the war number OF mimi
lions plants plan to enter the auto.
mobile manufacturing business With
so many in the field we shall have fl
their hats.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

1t takes all kinds of people to make
a world, including the chump who
stands in front Of moving picture
camera and initiates the operator turn
ing the crank
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

It is peculiar thing about Euro
pean belligerent that he does nor seem
TO care much about anybody's losses
nut those of the enemy, nor about any
bodys gains excepting his own.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

Doctor Osler finds nerves the chief
war problem. 1t continues to be very
difficult for a man to get used to hay
ing bombs sci off under him.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

We are now taking orders for the
famous Community Silver which
makes the ideal Gift. Start your
collection now with a dozen or half
dozen and add to it each gift day.
Any deslgn, we have 1t City Drug
Store.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

Every man is secretly convinced
that his wife would make d fairly
capable detective if she should ever
be thrown On her own resources.
The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1916-12-23

At least the farmers Of Poland and
Pieardy will have wire enough 10
fence their farms after they straight.