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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
DRENGE oG DRENGE.

DRENGE 0G DRENGE.
Skildringer fra Missionsmarken. Med Ilustrationer.
Oversat af Karen Rnder. Ind. SO Cents.
bet er en- Bog, som sikkert vii fremme Observation-Disclosures
den blandt de unge. Den fsrer os rundt til Verdens forske-
Igste Egne og forteller sa friskt ON Drengenes Kaar derude
- ON sorte Neperdrenge - bruno Araberdrenge Drenge
Indien, paa Ceylon, Kina, Japan og paa Americas Pr9r-
er - ON deres Lege, deres Evner, deres Lyst og derea SAW
= Bopen hr mango friske Billeder og vii we're en- god Gave
til Arbejdere Ssndagsskole og U~ngdomsafdeling men fsrst
or gidst til - Drenge. (Dansk Missionsblad).
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07

life 6ao0e igrt tilltr9ffelig in09aa-
eib0e oantroI nleo O~pfrGperne Ito.
Dalget inOitille0e Oerfor, at Albing
a~iifeoiges, o9 foreilo8 enOui0ere,
at 9Draa0et o%perfor a8Sie- og
9fe0nIfa6Su0palget u0toler, at nlall
life funDe onerfen0e oettes I'll.
inns girfiom9eo o%perfor &emner-
foftoret ion fplOeit9erenOe.
st MT Statslaan? Oct Bar De-
ret meOOelt, at Der ! 5inansminite-
riet bleo gjort 6O~raarbeloer til ct
npt ~inOenlon0if Statslaan, iorOi
De ltore @rtraI08iiter %operiteg
!Statsfasiens OiiOler og De npe
Sfattebelsb life fulloe. pertes at
in08aa ipren0 Deo anretS Slut
MING. o9tatt.@ bar foreIpurgt 81
nallsminiiteriet ON MeO0elelien
oar riBtig, % iaaet ct fategoriif
)tei ill Guar. Ser tiligjeoes: Spor
l9n8e Statsfasiens WiOler ilaar
til, peO in9en / giebliffet; men
IfnI0e oct pile Jig neooetOigt, bar
ui ben lOoei ion er prgpet igr:
at trgffe 8en9e 9oS N%atioialban-
fen.
anllcnc. aulsS itlntionen er
De0blioenOe @enitano for a~lOorlig
9reiteDie i ale interes iere0e areo.
lie. Sueralt er man I'LL / Serb me0
at orieIltere Zig NJ. $. t., 6oor itor
Mda9elen er % meo at ~operpeje,
boiIfe Mioler, Ser fan anbenocS
for at raa0e 300 paa Sen.
aobitGoernes &nlnpo. 3gbitaos-
ioreningernes % &e6enbopns aon1-
nuulles aulsllopalg bol0t ben 3.
Wtai Oeres fonititlleren0e Mie0e /
a%e6enbaon. iii 6ormeato palgte5
gorgme l trene 9hnilcfe % MaritranO.
Get oeOtoges at lt0ienoe ct @irfu-
lPre til ialntlige 9praao, 6pori 6tS-
lie opiorOres til ierIt at ioriege at
gere, bpn0 De fan for at illpplere
Oeres &ul 99ebolOninger, iamt til
at meoOele llOpolget, bpor tore
aoanta, De bar, og boor me9et De
nlener at iful0e BRUCE / oct font
menoe 9(ar.
6orelebi9 er Ser fife Gale on
6eIle5in0fe6.
9aa Sper9smanlet ON
Iettr.S ragter til 6nslano
er Ser en0nll life opilnaet nogen
praftiif 2ssning. NogIe Heoerier er
irita9et ior Geturiragt iorelebig
moo at pnatoge iig 6orpliQtelier
~ienere; / mango 6iliploe er set
lpffeoes at ina Hetnrfrngt. 4lli9e.
bel betra9tes Sitlationen iom ret
MORT, ioet @nlbeboloninggerne Der.
bienlme cfterboanoen er bleoet me-
get iniaa.
Gen engelife 9ilbageboloenbeO
forflnres bl. a. al
anlproonftionens Silbasegang.
sSil. ,@conomiit" par ser | 1915
253, 1 0fil. Cons moo 265 ,6Wf;u.
Cons / 1911, altiaa en- 5ilbage-
gang paa ca. t215 Dill. Cons
eaer A. psf. Snnm1enlignet me0
1913 er oct Ell 3ilba9egang paa
1t,9 psf. 5 1915 cfsportereOes
1873 Mill. Cons moo 62,4 Mfill.
Cons / 1914 - ell Tilba9e9ong
pna ca. 40 psf.
9rrbt al Suset. gn %orbeiOs-
flnot Man6Sperion ion0tes iorle.
Den Mtoraen peo 6-3ioeu paa 9o-
nelinen Emo ior 0allqaaro. Mnn-
Ben par ibieIfsrt al ct 1oe.
Saloct no af Soact. @n 5nnrig
Grelg, Scr | 6slge meo lin Mooer
oar pau Ieiie ira SpIlanO tilSbu-
re6p, falot Ben 3. @ai al 8oget,
Iiom goar ira 3orser SCI. 6,36,
me0en bette par i iliIo Start mel
lem 5orIeo % Slagelie. 9ogferc-
rem itanoie0e itrafs 9oget peo
Siplp al GoclurnbrentIen oa optoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
Mnslimse.splcn | eimfiorben.

9ioloaiif Stations Sfib Sailing
Iltno" er aifonmet til Npfsbing
~. for at uoiGtte 1000 lllige gsge.
trrer, bporpaa Mnslineerne fan
irtte fig. Oct par in. nMorss9lu."
cprihbelie Menineen at atoirtte
10000 Trner; men oct bar pitt
fis umitIiet at iremifafie Here emo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
sMfernes Sciteupfp6. NeiIe. 4

.@ai. S~cite5anoler Gorl Sgrenien
! Belle bar i Gag iol9t tOt 9eltc
til ben tpife 6eiteopfs6S @aommiS.
lion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07

4roiesior Sdarling opbolot fig
- efter / q. Mars. aloeren at pp.
re bleoet teologiif aan6i0at
ire 9lar I llolnSet. boor ban Itli.
Sere0e 1eoIogi, airfeior6olO o.
a%auosIiu; ban beisgte baaOe erg
InrO. Sollano. 9pIfGano. 5rauf.
rig, @rGfenIau0, sesupten % pa.
LATINA. gaa oerue Reiie ifreo ban
for sorigt 00eooebo 8rGitegaaro"
1867 bIeu BAN Decent pad
llniperiitetet % 1870 BroieSior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
Stor N~eoenf6rrnoina.

Stor notwithstanding. 6orle.
Den aiten og 0at blep i'll. ngaroe
6olfebl." 9pn9en paa ca. 400 Sor.
9ano al Orten Seoe brenot al.
elrealet er f6bt al @ibe amts 10
notwithstanding % 0pngafbrpn.
oingen onr oct fsrIte Sfriot til at
bringc oct atn0er allltlir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
Weninsitis. SiliGlSene. @anOerS


+. Mioi. S @aar er Der ~fonltateret
Wieningitis paa Refnhfaiernen /
HanoerS. Oct er en- Eoloat, Der er
nngrebet, % ban er inolngt paa
Gpioemiipeebuiet. 23 Soloater,
BAN laa paa Stiie meo, er inferno.
reoe. San menes at bape iaaet
|iSmitten | eangaa, buor ban bar
peret | 9ersring meo Gragoner
fra Marblis.
@oDOing, /. mai. M~eninsitis.
Gpiocnien breoer iig paa Goloing-
egnen. 5or noaen 3fo iioen Ton.
|itatereoes ct 9ilfRloe Dos ct lille
Barn paa gaffepei. 5 Gorsoogs
|blep, iom meooelt, Mrfiteft Ebei.
fen n~ngrcbet, % ! Dag CT Der fon-
Itateret ct GiLirlSe | Npbrogaoe;
oct er en- 10 aurs %ige. Samtioig
er Der fcr6tateret ct 1iIinDoe ! Sen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07

70 3amilier meo bper iem 9srn
bar melot iio til 5attiguGsnet /
Solbef iom SliSpiloe. De er lore.
lsbig bleon inofuartereoe paa Sat.
|tiggaaroen. Sra @ommiinens Sioe
bGooes bet, at Der life er 9olis-
nso / gpen, men at @runbeierne
negter at leie 9eili9beoer no til
Jamilier nleo 9srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-07
So%roenpejr. Wanse Spnneoilas.


/ eitermiooag oeo 4.Sioen oro9
ben oper 9agltueo egnen Hog ~
net neo aoifillige SteOer % ior.
anriogeoe Here granoe.
S 9uobp neobrpnote 6abrifs-
nrbeioer $. y. Saniens Sus. Oct
meitc Snobo reoeoes, men Der in.
0ebrPnote ct Bar @eoer.
5 SolIeie brpnOte ~llol9ngen til
q. gIoms eufes Gienoom. Sritet
lepenoe ouifom.
Yaa @auns brenote ct Wiateri-
aIifilr peo ~iSaioneriet / MarienlDIt
Sfoo.
Haonensllen ueo YrGits er
@onr eiterinl00ags ne0brenot
paa @runo al 9pnneoilag. Wsllen,
Der par Ell al SpOiiGllallos iter'
ite 8inomsller 90 tiIberte Wtslle-
ejer j. Sanien, bar foritret !
2itiiternes 9ranOioriifring for ca.
$1,000 Ser.
Faa 3ingiteoesnen ilog SD-
net neo / Den ganle Smeoie |
eitrup % &orl NatbinienS Steo
/ 0ororup. 9egee @ienoonme neo-
brpnote ill @rnnoen.
@aaroeier ". SenIens@n
Belle Yp peo Maribo neobrGno.
tie ueo 9pnneoiIog. Der inoebr9no.
tie 10 4eer og nogle Suin, liant
1900 r9. / @ontanter SbSeret
bar foriifret i SollmbG aliters
granoioriifrin9 ior 1885 Str.
os gpsningerne i Sanobpgninaer.
mes alminoeli9e 9ranoforiifrins
for tim 5000 SIR.
@aaroeier ". SUPERINTENDENT
i Norre peo @sobp er ligeleoes
neobrrnot iom 6sIge al Spnneo.
flag. Der i~noebr9note 8 aser %
1 5slboppe. Vpgningerne par ior-
iifreoe | 9onobpsnineernes almin'
beige @ran6ioriifring for $4,000
Ser. og 9sssret i. 2oIlano Galiters
granoforiifring for 30,6S0 aro.
rer.
lobp9ningerne til Wtartin
gacbes @aaro paa Hpoe Ooeroreu
n~eobrQnote / @aar eitermiooags
PEG o~pnneoflag. Der i~noebrpnote
A Seite, 2 9aloe og 1 @riieio.
aprqbeptninget reooeoes.
S4enfnf ma SeSlanb. Mit3. Bur,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
1R. PATTON LEAVES
 ON INSPECTION TRIP
 OF MINING HOSPITALS
Head of Medical Department of the New Cornelia Con- pany will Investigate Best Practice in Southwest.

Dr. o. B. Patton. for four years a member of the local staff of the Calu- met and Arizona Mining Company, and recently made head surgeon and doctor in charge of the New Cornelia Mining Company. left last evening on an inspection trip through the south west which will end at the new min ing camp in the Ajo mountains.
 The physician left for Tyrcn wfere he will investigate the hospital and it's equipment of the Burro Mountain Copper Company From there ne will go to Clifton and Morenci, thence to Globe and Miami and then to Ray and Hayden.
 Dr. Patton came to Bisbee from Alabama He is native of Hunts vile.
 Since coming to the Warren Dis, trict pr. Patton has made a host of acquaintances and friends in the camp and over the state. His advancement to the position of superintendent oi the medical department of the new company. which promises to become one of the most important mining camps in the Southwest, is a decided boon to the Doctor and meets with the approval of his many friends in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
BIsDEE MAN IS HELD
 UP 0N NhC0 ROAD BY
 TWO BOLD, BAD MEN
A. Morris Relieved of Several Dollars nSilver and of Sev- eral Pounds in Weight As Result of Experience.

When two big, burly, brusque, bold border banditti, sauntering along the Naco road a short distance south of the Briggs stop on the car line, short ly after midnight yesterday morning. ordered A., Fat Morris to hold up his hands-he did so The two highway men then proceeded to remove all of Fats loose change and missed, in their cursory (Fat expresses it as cursing) examination a gold watch and a twen- ty dollar bank note.
 Morris. who is employed at the Cole shaft as boss fireman, went on shift at o'clock Monday afternoon. He was off about midnight and was walking leisurely to the car stop along the road He noticed two men walking towards him and got to one side of the road iH order to give them ample room to pa.
 When they got close one took re- volver from some place of conceal ment in his clothing and stuck fl into Fats front yard. The robber ordered him to throw up his hands, using the most highly embellished vocabulary Of nrofanity it has ever been Morris priv ileee to hear. The robbers tcol- -"''at money Morris had in his trousc-' pockets and also his watch.
 Fat was coming to Bisbee. at the time He so told his new found ac- cuaintances. They desired otherwise, however, and told him to make tracks south. That Fat followed instruc- tions is acknowledged. Later in the after he had reached the Cole
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
BE PRETTY! TURN
 GRAY HAIR DARK
Look young! Nobody can tell if you use Grandmother's simple recipe
 of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the natural color and luster to the hair when faded, streaked or gray; also ends dandruff, itching jcalp and stops falling hair. Years ago the only way to get this mixture vas to make it at home, which i5 ,uussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for wy eth's Sage and Sulphur Compaund," :" you will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe for about 50 cents
 Don't stay gray! Try it! Nc one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair. as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy.
 (Advertisement.)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
THE APPAM CASE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Germany contends the. British liner Appam. brought to Hampton Roads by Ger man prize crew, is entitled under the terms of the Prussian- American treaty to remain in American waters indef initely and in support of her position Count von Bernstorff presented See retary of State Lansing with formal communication in behalf of the Berlin Foreign Office To accept the Ger man contention would mean the Ap- pam would be permitted to remain until the end of the war.
 To compel the Appam to depart would mean sure capture by thesAl- lied Cruisers outside of the Virginia Capes The United States practically has decided the treaty guarantees the ship to the Germans as a prize as against the British contentious that the Hague convention guarantees Her return to British owners. but it, is not decided how long she shall be per mitted to remain in American waters. There is no indication how soon a decision will be announced. i
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
CLYDE T0VREA DIES OF DIpTAERIA MONDAY
 NIGHT AT NORFOLK
Son of Local Merchant Dies Suddenly. Has Been En- gagged in Shipping Mules from Gibraltar to India.

Clyde Tovrea. aged 23, and son oi F. A. Tovrea, of this city; died Monday night at Norfolk. Virginia, from an at tack Of diphtheria. Mir. Tovrea was notified yesterday morning of the death of his son, which came as sur prise and shock. He at once took steps to have the remains of his son sent to Bisbee for burial This re- quest was forwarded through the sec retary of the Elks lodge in Bisbee.
 MT. Toyrea said that his son, Clyde, has been at Gibraltar Spain, for sev- eral months engaged in shipping mules to India. supposedly for the Allies. He said he did not know just when the remains of his son would arrive in Rishee, but that funeral arrangements will be made after their arrival.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
FRED LEGGE WILL MANAGE C. & 4, NINE
 FOR 1916 SEASON
Charlie Deardorf Chosen Cap tain and John Galt Secre- tary and Treasurer; Players Show Fine Judgment.

The election of Fred Legge as man.
 team is a good move and indicates that the players appreciate the oppor- tunity to secure the services of capable man and one who will work for the interests of the club members. Legge is an aggressive. hustling type and one who is well posted on every phase of the national game. As catcher. Legge was a clever perform CT and his friends believe that he will more than make good in the man. agerial position.
 Charlie Deardorif will captain the team. Deardorf may well be termed a utility player. He can pitch. play the outfeld or infield. When working in his normal form, Deardorff shows ability considerably above the aver age performer. Prior to coming to Bisbee. in 1915, he saw league serv- ice in various sections of the country. He is a hustler at all times and popular with his associates
 John Gait, the sensational Indian athlete who was unanimous choice for a position on the All Southern California football eleven of several years ago, is secretary and treasurer of the 1916 c. & A. baseball organiza- tion. Galt is a sure fielder and very fast. He is heavy sticker and. when in form, can pitch "a classy article of ball. He is exceptionally popular.
 With these men in direction of af- fairs, there is no reason in the world why the c. & As shouldn't get away with successful season for 1916. It is understood that practice will be under way shortly. Talk is current in sporting circles that the famous Chi | nese University nine of Hawaii will | visit Warren District during the las; | week in March, as was the case, last | year. This game would be a classy | opening of the 1916 season.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-. vents Daughters Untinely End.

Ready, Ky.-"I was not able 10 dc RnythIng for nearly six months" writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, "and was down in bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how 1 suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor fold my husband he could not do me any good, and he had 10 give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me.
 Al last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the wonlan's tonic. l thought it was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed 10 do me any good. But took eleven bottles, and now am able 10 do all of my work ard my own washing.
 think Cardui is fte best medicine in the wo1d. My weight has increased, and l look the picture Of health. "
 1T you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar 10 women, get a bottle of Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know it will kelp you. for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women ia t!ie past 50 years.
 At al druggists.
 H'rf., 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co.,. Ladies' l4g.sog Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Seecfal ks.r,4cricnS on your case and 6<-peee book Home ''eAirrent for Women" in pain wrapper. NC. I2s
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
AVIATION HEAD ousTEp.

PARIS, Feb. A. Rene Besnard, un- der secretary of state for aviation, re signed Besnard's department recent ly was publicly criticised in the cham Der of deputies and had been referred to as an aviation crisis
 The decision of Besnard to resign followed a meeting of the parliamen- tary committee before which he was cross-uestioned. The session was mark ed by repeated clashes between Bes- nard and committeeman, it is reported. The government has decided not to appoint successor. The aviation de paTtment hereafter will be controlled by the Minister of War, who will choose a director.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
EMPEROR ENERGIES
 FROM CORONATION
 ORDEAL SPLENDIDLY
Democracy TEiunlphs when Traditional Observances are Eliminated; Entire Ceremo- ny is Dedicated to People.

TOXIC, February 1.-(Correspond- ence of the Associated Press )-Begun more than a month ago, the lengthy program of coronation festivities is coming to an end with brand ball at the official residence of Premier Count Okuma tomorrow night and a grand soiree at the residence of Baron Ishii, the foreign minister next week. AL though the round of entertainment and ceremony has been a strain on many of the participants, particularly Count Okuma. who has suffered greatly from his injured leg, the emperor himself, who went through the hardest sched- ule of all, has emerged from the or deal in excellent health This was evident yesterday to millions of his subjects who, for the first time in the history of Japan, saw an emperor ride through the streets of the capital in an open carriage amid the plaudits of his people.
 Since the beginning of the Japanese history the custom has been not to applaud the emperor In the earlier days the people were not even sup posed to gaze upon the monarch as he passed. That idea passed away with the advent of the occidental influence and the people were permitted to as- semble in the streets to look with res pectful silence upon the ruler. This tradition of silence, was blasted yes terday however. in connection with the cipic celebration of the coronation. No troops lined the streets as Emperor Yoshihito rode by; the Tokio police furnished all the guard that was neces- sary, and they were stretched along the line of march as in the case of any formal parade in New York. In some places, particularly where the older people were assembled, the tradi- tional tribute of silence was accorded as the Emperor passed, but in others the crowds broke into enthusiastic cries of "banzai," and the Emperor nodded and smiled tO the right and left in acknowledgemento of the greetings. The imperial carriage was accompan- jed only by a detachment of lancers with fluttering pennants and by mounted policeman on either side of the coach. The entire function. which was dedicated to the people, was striking development in the riection Of democracy and undoubtedly pro
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
duce a profound impression on the

duce a profound impression on the people.
 Rear Admiral Winterhalter. com mander in chief of the United States Asiatic squadron, sailed for Manila to- day on his flagship, the Saratoga. after he and his staff had given adinner last night on the flagship in Xofzehona Bay to Admiral Kato. minister of ma rine, and to other high officials in the Japanese navy. On rle previous eve ming the American officers were in- vited to the imperial palace at Tokio, where with the members of the diplo- matic corps. they witnessed a special exhibition of the Japanese mo" dance. The Emperor was present and made it point to single out Admiral Winter halter and Mrs Wlnterhalter, and through an interpreter he expressed his pleasure at the presence of the Americans.
 At the coronation naval review in Yokohama Bay few days ago the Elm peror invited the American officers on board the Japanese flagship Fuso and on this occasion each of the American officers was presented to the Japanese monarch At the ancient ceremonies at Kioto the Americans were also paid every honor. and altogether they have been deeply with the marks of friendship shown them by the Japa- nese during the entire period of the
 coronation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
HELLO GIRL SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The opera. tor of the Capitol switchboard was suspended following cahrges by Rep resentative Nicely in the Democratic caucus last night that private conver- stations of Democratic congressman were repeated to republicans Nicely said among other conversations of his which leaked" was one regarding the proposed impeachment charges against a West VirgiSia Federal judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
DE FAcro TROOPS MurlNY

LAREDO. Feb. S.-A mutiny of de facto government troops at Nuevo Laredo caused the closing of the inter national bridge here. Fifty shots were fired and occasioned an alarm here. Censorship was established before the full facts were known. It is said mu- tinous troops have been captured. Loy- el members of the garrison are patrol ing the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
ADD GERMAN AND TURKISH
 FEDERAL OFFICERS CONNECTE~

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb S. Assis- tant United States Immigration Com I<nissioner Boyce and Inspector Ora ham were among those indicted in con nection with attempted smuggling of Chinese into the United States last November, from the liner Mongolia.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09

lshaft, he sent fora Jitney and camo home in that
 The Lowell and District officers are on the lookout for the two men. The. Bisbee man is certain he can identify C of the i'air should he see him a. gain.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
ZEPPELIN MISSING.

BERLIN. Feb. 1t is officially ad mitted the Zeppelin L-19 had not re turned from its reconnoitering flight and inquiries concerning the airshir were without result. @
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
Coffee

Cheese is good, but not in coffeel The alright tins in which SchillingS s Best is packed not only hold-in its fresh, rich fla vor, but keep-out the gro cery odors it would absorb eagerly if unprotected.
 It is sealed in these tins in the hour of roasting as soon as it can be evenly ground and freed of bitter ish chaff.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK

LONDON, Feb. S.-The British steam CT Argo with cargo of 172O tons, sank. One of the crew was lost.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09
TAILORGRAMNO.

Look Right: Since clothes add so much to ones appear ance, we should all aim to have our clothes service in- clude comfort, style and good wearing qualities, as well as that important re- quisite, perfect, perfect fit. quisite. perfect fit. These specifications are closely fol lowed and are the require ments of custom tailored clothes.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-09

H'yis> fo: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for .Ssecsal Ls-fvacfionS onycur case and 6<-psEe book. "Hone 'ieairEent for Women" in pain wrapper. NC. I2s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-16
Rine Wants Many
{ Changes in Charter

City Attorney Rine is getting up an
appetite for his Christmas dinner by
working on a batch of Omaha city
charter amendments to be handed to
the Douglas county delegation for in
PRODUCTION in the legislature next
month.
1t is proposed to amend that sec
ton of the charter which limits street
improvement districts to one street,
by extending the city's authority to
include interesting streets. Provi-
sion will be made to remove the max
imum of $4,000 in the case of open
ing or widening street without re-
ferring to vote of the people, the case
in point being the proposed widening
of Twenty-fourth street.
In the proposed charter amend
ments the City Planning commission
will be given wider authority. 1t is
probable that the health commits
sioner will be given more specific
jurisdiction over medical inspection
Of educational institutions of the city,
the public and parochal schools being
particularly in the minds of the city
officials.