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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
9ie Mrtiacrie
na9 benz Gfiese.
Die Se6reu bes gstItfrieas iuerSen cine
sriinbIi6e a%enOsruus 6er6eiiH6ren.

Die lngebeure Rofle, bic bas @eidabs
fueien i'm gsgentDdrtigeH &riege Spteit,
gibt GeIegenbeit al reihen grfahrunoes
uuf GrunO oeren Ihh faon lett In ben
artiaeriitifaen SamtreiIen, tpie Der Bro
metleuS" berihtet, bic HeberSeaauna peh
teno ma9t, DdB mad Dem Mbi9luB hes
Beltttieges our1greifenoe llmpdl3unaen
auf benz @ebiete bes QrtiLlerietpeIens IN
srparten iteben. go Fat Der arieg NIT
aler DeutIi4teit ergeben, baB bic Gdms
pie nebr tdtio1dr unb langpieriaer tpers
ben, iobdnn bic geigung 5eigen, 81 reinen
Steaungstonpfen Inn Itarte Gelb6efeItis
gtlueen ii~ber5ugtAen. Nus bielen unb drs
oerea @Fiinoen bat bic Falpere artiuerie.
unb Dor alien beren 8nrfaeI9iibe, cine
atsf9ldggebenbere 9ebeutuna qebabt, als
man bisAeG bermutete. Die aefpultieea
gerluite on @eI6iben, bic lamentlin duf
rulif4er Seite 81 perSet9nen limb, beuten
oarauf bin, bab RE Ieidte Mtilerie. bic
nift 10 tneit binter ber Grpnt aehaltea
perosn lam, nod lei9tet qemadt fperber
ntlb. Die 2eitung bes @eIdiBfeners AMI
groben 4bftanb, fog. GernIeitung, fdeint
bic uormale art Der 6eusrleitung getpors
ben gu 5etn. @er6Gr9ene pber foqar aes
tdiBte 5euerIteaungen iinb in b6berem
9rabe, als man friiber nnna6m, bic Re
gel %getporben, unb hies md6t es INNER
rHehr 5lr Nptpenbigteit, paB ben 8erbdns
ben Der artiaerie bauernb 8tiegera6teiluns
gen angegIieOert perpen. als neuet &C.
t@tdnOteil If Der 2ufttrieg binSuaetnmmen.
e erforberli9 matht, baB MdBregelu
aur tpirtfdmen 8etdmpfung Bet auftfa6rs
8euee ergriffen tperben, Der ylunitions=
oerhrdid 8eigt cine berdrtige SteiqerunQ.
OaB Der Grdge Der unseitSrten Seritelunq
bon 9lunitiDn bsipnbsre 0iirforge gefpiO,
perben miB.
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i6eiOulg, ipie bic iibsr Rrisg unb gries
Den, ni4t o9re gefa9r ibsrlafen gu Ton.
men glaubte.
9isr felt ulfo einer Der erTfen g.
lsbrtsn StdIieus, ber nadmeislfd ieln
59pdrmer fiji GtutIdIdnb iii. unb ohle
oaB osr italienii4s Senior es osr5lnoe-t,
oftsHtlih feit, mas mir ieiner5eit an bies
Ter SteHe ipfort ais bic tpabrIdeinlidfte
Grtlarnng fir ben berbdngnisuolen Gnts
ldluB StaIiens beseiGnet BADEN: bah Der
aonis unb bic ~bIonusne 9te6rbslt Der
ltaIieniiGen patripten Ii9 sun BEN es.
tpenit Der inneren aebulation osqsn ote
eEssne before Ginii4t in ben sarieo fab.n
tteIbsn iafen. Nus Gcisbeit nurbe ssstos
lien sum &ne9t Gngaubs ano opferte
oamtt bic eigene Submit als @uraiasbt
I'M WtitteImeer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
sransSfiae gOfigerre aeaen edlpeia.

Die rgasus 3iri6er SETTING" iibt fdorft
aritit an Der fran86ff9en goHfperrt
ge9eniiber Der Sdtpei3 unb f4reibt:
8ir Iebten Dor BEN arieg1 in autem
Giabernebnen nit alien u~mItsaeuben
Staateu. mir ieben aud beute nod in
GrantreiA cine befreunbets 0ddbornation,
mullen dber 9un5 enereiIa @~ertpabrung
einle9en gegen Die 8ebanblunq, bic es utts
bur4 bic MaBnd1men Der Militdrbe6Drben
uagebeiRer IdBt. sic bebeuten cine nnge.
re9tigteit, bic in eitlem b~efreunbeien
Staate ooppeIt fdper e~npfunben perbsn
n1uB. mir gIduben, baB bic frdn5off9e
Re8ierung gut tun tpiirbe. bieIen s3uifdnz
ben, bic bds CUTE nddbarliae Ginbers
nebuten dlf bic 9ouer faper f6ren mfg
ten, bole 4ufmertfamteit 8u l6enten un6
ba9in 81 l@uirten, baB Iie 70 raid pie m6c-
LID fpieber gu ertrdgli9en 3utGnben
ipaneeIt tperhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Die sdn[6hher mcrhen trurer.

Cine er964uns Der s4uI6iiderpreiie
pirb bon Der 8ereinisung Der @dul6u6e
9erleger angeitrebt. sSSH einem bon Der
Wereirisulg %perfanbten, i'm 8DrTenbtatt
fir ben 9eltfaen 8u9banbel abqebruds
ten Runbf9reiben tpiro bieIe gr666una
Der aabenpreiie nit miabefteas 10 9rosent
bemeien upb ndber besrinbet, lopie Elm
eeneinfarnes @prgsber angfregt, 5u beTen
9srbeifiibrung fta bic @ersiligung bereit
erfldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
spiel bes 2nfnus.

nus GriinFeIb nifh f~olesnbes gpr4
tommnis bsriftet: SIN @aifbauTe .3um
8dren@ trdfen iif bort spei ruFifhe
arisgsgefdneene, bic 9riioer tparen. Gis
hetBen antoa 8eorgonid uno Miaael
9eOrgoptd Sud; Der cine tpurbe in MA.
lurea, Der anbere bei ben aarpdthens
hld9ten gefdnsen geHommen. sic tint
lett 3 Wonaten BEL Mihdel 9ortbeT biei
uro gemsinberat qefh in SImipdn Sc,
f91ftigt. Am Gage hires 3uiummens
treffens tpdren beior 8%efanaent am 6ieIqen
2agerbaus befddftiat. 9ur4 3ufaG Be-
gesneten fid bic 8riber; bas frsubiqe St.
babreH IieB erTeben, ME slHdIi1 bds Mies
beriehen fe madie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
aampf aeaen bic bentidle Gatppe.

Gdon Dor einem Sabre bsgann In
Gnglan6 unb Drantrsih Der enerQiIhe
aarnpf eegen bic bsutfat puppe, aber in
Der Iebtsn 3sit sebt man nod riqoroler
NIT ben orrnen Ieblofen. 9ingsrn Dor.
SaRr3efntsIans bdbtn li9 bic fran36Its
laen aiaber an ben beutIden Appen az
frelf, BITE ibnen lire Gltern nit 0orliebe
i4entten, iebt tperben i9nen bic auaen qes
offnet, tpie geldmddIos bieies btutide
Spiel3eng mar, oas fs 10 fe6r liebteu.
uian bat iebt einen 8erein eegranbet, Der
f9 Barrie bensnnt. unb befTen Mlitqliez
BET fih berpflihttn miiFen, ipeoer 6euEfde
nod BfterreiatIde Mrtitel 5u taufen.
9ieIem 9ersin fat Dor alien bic Fransos
fidt puppe i6r Gnttt6en gu ~berbanfen,
bic, Die bic 5~ran3olen bebaupien, IN fefs
mem puntt Der beutI9eu 5einbin d6nelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
etabt6a6n6gaen I'D Sic ailbdaner.

auf GrTudsn Sts gorRafloss Der Ser
finer 8iIohauerosreiniguug bat Der 9lis
BiIter Der DffentIiden Qrbeiten sur Gin
berlng Der 3risasnot sinen Gtabtbohn-
bpeen 5ur @srfiisuns geiteIt. Su Inn
Touen IL. a. MertItdttgsrdte BON BEN Bib
bausrn untergebradt perben, bic ali ben
5ahnen einbsrufen ftnb. au6 Die Rabs
ldIe bon 9iIbbaHern bic pog Dem Geinbs
a%efalen ooer nabrgnb bes. Bridges oefior.
ben iine, perDsn bort auIbeipa1rt. bamit
bic 6iutcrblisbeneR nidt ~ elmer 9trs
f%dIeHoerung oft peripoller @srdte NIB
GestnitauDe ssraotigt iptrbsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
8eltfrieq : sdriften

pie 9ofs unb 9toatsbiblioibef II
1Fdnden, bic cine umfa7enbe Gammtunt
bon Sdriften iber ben aries 187071
beiist, 6tmibt fi8 aud iebt, fir bic tom.
member @efbledter bas 6ur6 ben gBeIt.
trteg Rerborgerufene S6rifttum in mia.
ltai grobem umfang 5p iammeIn, uni
rtdtet an ale beutf9en gebDrben unt
8oItsgeno6en IN Der 0eimat unb i'm
4uslanb bic Bite, ie in biefer Sammel=
'tatigtelt mad ardfteu unteritiiBen 8u
tpolen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Sir bic gpfen.

Der nairdlids an3ciatr" fir bic ers.
bi03sie a5lu ber0ffentIiat Elm 6irteu.
I6reiben ber bsuti6en 8ifdofs betrsfFent
SammIunSsn fir bic burh ben arieq
peripiiiitttn qdnber Der poIniI4n Ration.
Der 9irtenbrief ertIdrt, 8eranIaFung 81
bsr Summluug gebe elm ergrtifenbty
9iIferuf, ben bic pplniihen 8ii66fe an
bic btutiden 9iihGfe serihtst babsn. Gs
1T Der fsbnIi6te mani4 bes 8dpfes, bub
ale aatbolitsn fid Bnfammenfdaren, um
bic btt~Iusenstperte 8eb0Iieruns benz gleub
unb benz 9unbertobe au entrsiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20

@ia 2ugano cine Der Decentralization
9ttgenfnbrtten - IdBt i4 bqs 8srIintr
5ase6fatt melben, S6eopor R~ooIepeIi fdbe
lEGa Der en9ltfden aegisrung als Seer
taArer a%n9sboten, 0OrausgefeBt, baB man
tim bds &ommanbp iiber fancbtffe Srups
pen onDertraut. Die 8erIinerin aob be-
lsr uleioung bic lebetfarift: oGpnboftiere
9tooiebelt" = mas cine ltaaerediiote 1T
aegen bic gonbpttieri --Die
tpdreu feline Waul6elben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Gas simu6ilb bes SrieSens.

Cine Tinnige unb freibiee lteberrdIduua
purbe am Isbteu Sonntag oes Grntes unb
DdutfeItes ben gsrpunosicn zines 6eibels
berger 2a5dretts 3uteil. 4us benz ai1oers
sottesbienf Der propibtn5firhe tdinen
Rnabsn uub Mdbden belaben nit giumen,
6rldten urb @emiifen, al ben G6dbeu,
bic Der bentlde gpben I'M Grnteiabf In
6iiae geipenbet bat. Den Solbaten ipurbe
natiiriib NIT Der Gpenbe cine auBerprbfnt.
lth 9roBe Greube b~treitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Mnnsef an SeismateriaL

Weeen MiangeIs an Sei3materiol miITen
Don nun ab idmtIi4e 6ffentlide geterss
burger aofaIe fpdteiteus um IL Il6r abenbg
gelhlohen fperoen. 9aS GriuGen bes burs
tIeen SaattIubS, an Oeffen Spite Der SoFs
Ininilter grdf GrieOerids ltebt, unb osg
%logenanrlten eagIii9m Stubs, beFen grds
ltosrtt Der 0ber4ofmarf4aa beg 3area ift,
BE sperritunbe aas3uOe5nen, lit abI6las
sis beI6ieDen ppr6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
yrauenDient III Der sarfei.

0as tiirtiF9e Miniierium Der 9offen,
Selegrapben lrb SeIepbone bat befannt gez
geben. baB es infpIge bes 3unebmenber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bei6loFen babe,
in ber aOntroaftelle fit ben 4~npeifursss
bertebr 6rduen sur 4usfertigunq unb
8ersIeiduug Der bissbe3igIiaen Qapiers
ein5ulteLen. Die 9eperberinnen miFen
oas II. Qebensidbr bnleubet baden, uns
uerbsirutet fein unb MittetItut6ilbnna Be-
Iiben. 8as @ebalt bstrdst monatlitb 400
pidfier (ettpu IA MART.
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arteesleiSenSe s,terf

2is s. unb 8. Rtsisrans bat folgenOs
enti4eibuno getrpffea:
Den 9rie9sinbaliben uno ben Witpen
un6 Daifen bon TN &riege seFanenen Ober
oerltorbeHen GolDatsn (ariegsinbaliben
llip2 1T i'm Sale ibrsr 8emerbuuo UNI
1FatiteH nor alien anoeren 8eperbern ber
utbeoingte @or3ug ein3urGumen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
Cir Werr1ter.

Nus murna mad 8ottI6it tommenoe
Rtiienbe er5dbEen nah elmer 8ulareIter
Melbung, baB Der Gdpitdn beg Sanbelsz
bampfers Sofia" namens pruttin bins
geridttt porbeu lei, fuetl ct ben RuFen
BITE anldge bes Dor Mdrna befinoliden
Mlinenqiirtels berrdtsn unb bdburn en-
m0eIi4t babe, bab bic ruiIifde Glotte
Wutna in folder TGhe bombar6ieren
tonnte. grutiin iei rnFiI6er abRams
rnlns uno babe pieoerbolt ben minens
Frsien Neg naA aouItdn5a befabren.
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Wo[b in ben sdln(rn.

sopeit bisber fsftscFe1t tDerben fonnte
aaben bic 8oIoidmmIungen in ben preu.
BIldsn SduIeu bic @umme BON ruat
.65 MiQioHen Mdrf er8ieIt. Sn einem an
bic Observation-Disclosures eeridfeten er.
ldte ipri6t Der &ultusminiIfer aQen &c.
orlttsn ulb 2e9rern bic fin UNI bic
Dnt4IiRrung Der MaBua6me berbieni
sentaat baden, feinen 9ant unb feline Mn
e%rtenntng aus rno erfuat, aud tpeiterbin
NIT allen ardften fir bic 5%ortIeBung Bet
ourd ipiftise patertdrbifde sSnterefIeu
9eootensn SammeItdtisteit @orge su tras
gen.
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Gin tapferer 6ri1r.

Der gaubipirt Gilbert Ghonert in
Spungen6ers i. 5sF. fat brei G0bne unb
eiHsn Shtpiessrfobn i'm Geloe. Dem
69jdbrieen nurbe IS IGIisBli1 5u 6dufe
gu einIdm, ipesbalb er ii1 Ieinem @eeiz
me1t ais Griegafreipiliger sur 8~erfiguno
itelIte. Rad maudsn G6pieriqteiten
tpnroe er u%n9crommen unb iteht iebt NIT
oemielben aegiment BEL benz er 1870 Dor
Seban foht, bor benz Gtinbe. .Mfif be-
punOernsiperter ausbauer trdot Der 4lie
ale Straps5sn bes &ritges unb BAT Id
taoa mebrfaa aassssci4ntt.
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abFhtissn, uub lie prbneisn idIeuuieIf
an. uniere bObereu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
8strieb 81 feben, Snbem is Suourd cine
~b6dlernite pOlitiiae SatIads feHifelen,
gsbeu fe BON b~oruberein IofpobI uns afs
aud ben muBgebenben 6ditoren einen
5inger5eiq, odB bas a0fisrsia aIs prls
niid 8 9uuo httradtst pirb unb oaB
%nieudno bordn bsntt, q gu strmuuis
isEsn."
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1te6erfaa ai.f bic guft.

3tusi llnbstdnnie iibsrfieIen ben bon
@ulaist mad aufitein fobrenbgn 9oits
tuusen. Der goitinon febte fi9 sur @ebr.
uno dIs irppiiden nod Elm RobFa6rer
ba5ntam, flobeR bic Weeelasersr. Die
9srbrthtr ifnb Dermutli9 mtfIob1ie
RuHtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-20
2ueiter 11nteritnatsfrfretar

Der Observation-Disclosures i'm Reidsamt
bes Snnern. Or. aidter, purbe neuers
oings BON gfeidstan3Ier nit politiiden
Spe3iulaufgdben betrdut. Die Seiluna
feinsr 0ienifsefddfte tpurbe bdber erfors
oerli4. als 3tpeiter Observation-Disclosures
tparbt Oaber in's aei9samt oes smsnnern
Der ltnterfaatsfetretGr i'm Riniferium
Fir Glidbs2OtbriHgen, 8rbr. b. 6tein, be-
rufen. Shm nur6e bic 2eituna Der
DISQUALIFICATION abteilunaen ibers
trdssn, pdbrenb Or. ai6ter Bic aeitune
Der anOeren Qbteilungen behalt.
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Den Gefateuen Der gerliner aim
Mater.

Sn ber groBen 9orbd[le Der 1tniberTtdi
iinb an brei ppn 2prbeergetpinoen I'm.
rubmten fdnar5en 9rettetn bic Ramer
Der big ieBt auf BEN 5eIbe Der @bre Sc
fdlenen peraeidnet. gs befinben ii9 ba.
rurter 5 8o8ettten unD Elm 8edmter Der
llnioerfitdt. Bon ben 5tabierenben iinb 80
Ebeologeu, SO Surijten, q Mleoi8inel
upb 1872 angeb0rige BET pbilofopbifatn
5utuItdt.
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8wsinnbslpansia sBhne int Feb.

3psiunb3pan3ig GDbne i'm geIoe IoD
BET tn aRlbed rpobnenbe @1neibermeiite,
JeroinanO Gslinsti bdben. auf anfraat
beiu 8emeinbeborFteber Qblbeds srbieli
Der .. Col. an5. ben 8eT1eib, eg Isi aaers
oings ridttg, baB ggIinsfi in fsinsn brei
Chen, bic er geIdloKen, iebesmdt nit elmer
reiaen G6dar bon ainbtrn geTegnet nor.
ben lei, beren GeIumt5ahI fi1 duf 80 Be-
laaftn. Mie biele baDon s5uigen eefpeien
tiab unb pie piele nun i'm 9yeIoe Itehen,
beoarf dber elmer nGberen unterIuduna.
Us III burdaus m6glit, baB bCr
bisbere G4neibermeiiter bonf itintr bret
als 10 tinberrsid sei9ilberten Chen ben
Rstorb ssi6fagsn Bat, p1ns baB bic 3a6l
% geHdu gu ftimunen brautbt.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

]. Lucas has almost entirely
recovefed from his attack of rheu-
matism and is again able to re-
su me work.
Those portions of the roof of the
NJ aim mill, which took flight dur
ing the past wind storms, are be-
ing replaced, crew Of five men
being employed to hasten the re-
pair work.
The Onondago Mines company
Is driving ahead at rapid rate.
doing mostly development work
The various s,reaks encountered
have proved sufficient to pay for
the handling and when work Is
commenced upon the veins they
should bring handsome returns.
The Mineral Chief lease, oper-
ated by the Mid-Colorado Mines
company, is showing ore of great
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

value. Joe Allaria, who is oper-
ating lease on the No. level,
has over foot of solid galena.
The Richards lease OH the No. I
level has a vein of over 20 inches
in width, while the company
working the various slopes and on
the 9th level have ore in all the
bins and mill holes ready for ship
ment.
Preliminary surveying was
com pleted this week around the
Colorado Central, and within a
short time active work will be
commenced. A conce IL trat on
mill will soon be erected on the
premises and work pushed ahead
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

on the mining claims and dumps.
From several tests which have
beeh made, T. Kyner is satisfied
that he can handle tie old dump
to profit besides developing the
the claims. Mr.. Wizard, consult
ing engineer from the Onondago
company, who is also interested in
this enterprise, spent several days
in Georgetown going over the
property, and has highest hopes
for the success of the undertaking.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17
Newsy Notes From
GEORGETOWN District

Miss B. Fitzpatrick is visiting IN
Denver.
Mrs. S. Herber entertained the
c. c. club on Wednesday,.
William Hancock has returned
from a sojourn in Denver.
Miss P Noone entertained the
Sewing club on Saturday last.
Mrs. Sarah Nash has returned
from a visit with relatives in Can
on City.
Pete Nelson is on the sick list,
suffering from an acute attack OF
asthma.
Miss Matte Oklun entertained
the sewing club on Wednesday
afternoon.
Attorney J. J. White was IN
Denver on business the early part
of the week.
DR.. H. G. Hughes departed last
week for Salida. Colo, where he
anticipates residing.
B. c. Catren Jr. came up from
Denver Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his family.
Assessor ]. M. Culley and Coun-
ty Treasurer H. L. Roberts spent
Sunday in Idaho Springs.
Carl Crist who has been on the
sick list for some time, is reported
making rapid recovery and hopes
to be out among his many friends
soon.
The many friends of Mrs. DR..
Kirby were pleased to see her able
10 return to her family, after Sc
we're and lengthy stay at St. Jo-
seph's hospital.
A. B. Clark, clerk of the Dis
trict court, returned home from
Denver Monday night, having
fully recovered his health during
his visit in the lower altitude.
Ray L. Banks came up from
Copeland, Colo, where he holds
responsible position with the Pri-
mos Chemical. company, to visit
his family and recuperate from a
late illness.
The FIRE department responded
to call Friday night but were not
required to turn OH the water, as
individuals who discovered he
flame in an old building near 10th
and Griffith streets, had extin-
uished il before the arrival of the
department.
Charles J. Hancock, the prof.
cient book-keeper OF the United
Hydro electric company, was pas
sing around the cigars on Satur-
day, a daughter having arrived in
his home that day. Mother and
baby are doing fine and there are
still some hopes that Charles will
soon be himself again
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

Henry Mpsher. who has bad the
big paying lease on the LIKE mine
for the past year, disposed of it
this week to Denver parties. The
price paid has not been given out
but il is understood that it will
run up into Eve figures.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

The b. NJ. Club me- with Miss
Mary Leach last Saturday after
noon. Sewing made the time
pass very quickly. Delicious re-
freshnents were served later and
all OF The me m b~rs enjoyed the
afternoon very much.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17
No 1888
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
TIRE MERCHANTS & MINERS NATIONAL BANK

! AT IDAHO SPRINGS IN THE STATE OF COLORADO,
At the close of business. March T. 1916
RESOURCES
discounts Sl47 1892 56
deposited circulation 1880 90
other than u s. bonds owned unpeged 1915 Al
to stock of Federal
Reserve Bank 400 W
Lessam unpaid 100 w 2,2U w
Value of banking house Observation-Disclosures. col
Furniture and fixtures Observation-Disclosures. 90
Real estate owned other banking 90
due from Federal Reserve Bank 61O
II Net amount due from approved reserve
agents in New York, Chicago and st. Louis 800 90
Net amount due from approved reserve ~ -u. m
other 1854 81 1SoO4 50
Net from banks and bankers (other than
included in 10 or III Observation-Disclosures. 2Oo1 OF
banks S
Is Outside checks aud other cash items COZ A
Fractional currency nckels and 80 AZ 64l 80
IS Notes on other national
IS Coin and certificates s16s %
10 Legal tender 1850 90
Redemption with U S Treasurer 625 90
Total Observation-Disclosures 2423
LIABILITIES
a CAPITAL stock paid in Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Sprnlus fnnd $1,000 90
26 Undivided profits ;.......: 20l5 81 - 90
Less current expenses paid 1909 63 sos SS
81 Circulating notes outstanding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
deposits subject to check 6736 "a
30 Certificates of deposit 3413 II
40 Certificates Of deposit $685. 40
Total Observation-Disclosures 2423s SO
State Of Colorado, county of Clear Greek,
Cashier Of the abovenamed bank do solemny
the best knowledge
4 and belief A.. Slower Cashier
Subscribed to this 18th of March, 1915
William A. Roberts, Notary Public
Ny Commission Expires February 26 1918
Correct-Attest:
H A. Elliott Adoph Nelson W. L. shaaer Directors.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-17

Of Colorado County of Clear Creek,
H. Handy cashier the above-named bank, do soemny
knowledge
and belief ii. A. Handy, Cashier
this 18th day of Mar 1916
Rolla v Peecher Notary Public.
My commission expires July Ii, 1917
J CoRRECT-Attest:
Bush John J. Sherwin, r. B. Morton Directors
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
PAUL KAVTZ BACK
 FROM EASTERN TRIP

Paul S. Kantz, Arizona manager of the Equitable Life Assurance Society has been on trip in the east extend ing over a period of about five weeks during which time he visited Chicago, New York, some of the New Jersey seaside resorts, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Detroit. St. Louis and Denver. The trip east was primarily to attend the national convention of the agency clubs of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
 The meeting wah held in the new thirty million dollar home office building at 120 Broadway, New York. and at the Waldorf Astoria hotel where the members of the clubs were entertained, there being about five hundred present The western dele gation was carried from Chicago and
 St. Louis to New York on special
 trains. on which all aboard were of the Equitable party. The first even- ing after arrival in New York all were entertained by the officials Of the Equitable at the Bankers Club of America, which occupies the three upper floors of the Equitable build ing. The next three days were oc- cupied by attending sessions of the convention. which has it's climax in a trip through the Equitable offices, showing ir detail the work of the different departments. Many new | labor saving machines have been in 1 stalled which has increased the effic- iency wonderfully in the last few
 years.
 i Srom the 18th to the Fist he spent 1 in St Louis attending the convention f of the Life Underwriters Association. ! As president of the local association | here, Mir. kantz was on the executive
 committee of the national body. i About two thousand of the biggest ! life insurance men in the United States and Canada were in attend ance. President Wilson was to have
 addressed this meeting, but owing to 1 his recent bereavement was unable to attend, but sent as his personal rep { resentative, Secretary of War Newton ! D. Baker.
 MT Kantz found the east quite prosperous although complaints of the high cost of living were heard on