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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Stittungs }elt
Der ,,SOTOnia"!

Ger 8erein rSarpnia4 o%cranta[
tet ON fommenoen S6nntaa. opl
10 8ebrllar, lem 25-ia6riqcs Stii.
%tungsiet. GIN Observation-Disclosures
beiteBt nun id)on oieie gercinigitng
Der %irii6eren gerDobner 0es gcmiit
Iideu Sodiellau0es mo lire @ie,
miltlidfeit 5aben iie iid bis be1fe
gaf8 mo boa belualrt. GauonH
aen Die f5e5te Der u5nrpnia' joas
leite 9eilpiel ob. Ger @crciu lit
in ben q Sabren ieircs 9etehcn3
geinadien mo gp0iehcn, mo Sic
Ntitglieoer tonleu niit Stolj AM
Smntog 0as 25.j1hriae @eItebe!t
0es 9ereins ieiprif. GIN por5iglidla
6eiteiien miro ierpiert perocll, ua0
cin ihouer gaa biloet Den 9ci@Iub.
sir edit idhiiide @entiitli6tcit 6at
Das @ergniiaitHgs goniitec iclbit.
reocno ebeufalls geior0t io6aB Elm
pe~rgnugtrr AbenO IN glusiidt itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

bintmcl ae5abIt mer0en muB. @cr
tennt nidt Suocrmaltl's Sdlau-
ipieIe u&eimat4 aG9re", oSoDnm's
GnOe", 1SoGomlisielter" uno ieiner
munoerburen Gomm Ser aoBerl-
iteg@2
Sim Moutog aIio bobcn sic hieii.
gen 0eutideh @cIegen1eit, ems Der
beiten Gr5cugiiiie Der mooernel
peutidet 2itlrutltr at ieben ullo Sfi
genieBclt, OaS nidlt NIT oelt Seid)t.
beiten nergIiheu meroer fam. MD
oeuen mir leioer in letter Belt be.
Oad)t mltroeu. SIS itebt 6ieSmal cir
maBrer &uultgenuB bepor.
9ies folnten mir nm io eber be.
bolipten, ais oie MitgIieoer 0es
0ramatii6en @ereins ser Staats
llniperlitGt 0ieies Stiid bereits mil
oroBtem @rfolg in 9incoIn sur gui.
filbruHg ge6rad)t 6o6ell. ltnierC
9eier merOen iid) pobI noh Der
sroBartigcn aritif cntiinnen, meI6e
icinrr5eit scr GoritelliuQ 5llfeiI
nltrhc. SRI. Grofciior 9(rnoloo
Scppner bon Der Stodts -lt%nipcriitoi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Wo6adlig6eits=
G6eaterOOrdeQung
@irS MOntag Den IA. 6ebrnar i'm
Mniif Scim ucranItaltct
iucr0cn.

Scr 9eutidle 8ramatiiGye 8erein
Der Staat5.llniperiit1t in 2incoln
bat feline ardite Dem oeutiflen
Silfsperf 5tr @erfiigulg gtlteat
mo miro am fornnlenoen @ontag
abello. ben IA. 6ebruor, i'm MuItf.
Semi, IL. mo 6oB Str, cine Sbe-
ter STORYTELLING beranitaHen. Die
iel6e fin6et grin 8eten Bes bieligen
acknowledgements ltatt.
BUR a~uffabrung gelonst Ser
mann Suoerniann's padenoes
Sdauipiel a9os Slid i'm @iufel~
Gas Stild gclort 81 ben beIten gr.
6eugniIien oieies 9ihters. Der III.
oingt Ill octl alan5enolten Sterncrt
Gil segenm1rriaea oeutlden &ultlt-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
aarreIpOnSsns an8 SanOuer, aani.

Sier itorb am 8. Sebruar 6rau
llIHd 8annbafen i'm 56. 0ebcns
jnbre mad nuger aranfbeit. Die
enti1lnfene murOe am MittpodD
auf Dem Sanooer atrdbofe 5ur les-
ten Gube gebettet. Sic binterlGBt
ihren @atteL einen SobrL 3lpei
S6dter, mebrere @eidwiitcr Ionic
nnOere 8erpnn6te unO niclc 6renn-
oninen iin0 6renuoe peI6e ibr Na-
tiniGciOeu tiei %betrauerIl. ".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

8eiuf. oefien iif sic @erantol.
tlmgen oesietben e%rfrelten.
g~eionoers 0as StiftunqSfeit Scr
GoncorOid gilt al5 Elm Greigni8 Ger
Saiion. uno 0os riibriee 8ergnii.
giln9s }omitee Miro nitts uiper.
iudt laiien. ben 9fltf oes @ereins
aud bel oem oiesidbrigen Stiftungs
feIt aufredlt 81 erbalten. Gin por-
8aglides 9rogramm lit aufqefeI(t,
0as eiiten ieoen geredlt mer0en miro,
uno Die 8orbereitanaen limo lett 4o
emf i'm boIen @an9e.
@os Brqgramm nilftult beretts INN
$3.50 nodmttta9s feineu anfaHg.
lDe5bolb Seoer friib eriheineh ioate.
gid9eres In ndhiter ISOLDE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
%cuIem6urger
OOn Omaha

4noere 2mo8leitte boben gereia
8arum mir ui6t2 IS gibt ein.
.9roBe Wtelae BON uns bier in 0ntG
ia, rno mir iolten uniere anpeiel
belt filblbar MAIDEN, in0eln mir ms
81 unierem 0emeinidnftliden gfltBa
orgauiiieren, mo am Die trourig
Gage unierer ungliidIiden 8riibsl
III europa 81 beipredeu un0 i6nef.
tuenn moglidl 81 beIfen. 2oiietl
Sic mid pon eiuen Se0en bon
S6ucu boren. mas er itber bieja
,Socc oenft.
Charles ". &caiiHaer, 8edtsanmult,
Bee @cboltoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
~StttungStelf
0er GOnCOr0ial
9nsielbe wirO am SuHutag, ben
IL. 6ebrnar feierlid
begangen.

Sim Sonutag. Den 10. Sebruor,
miro Der 8omens@ eionaberein Con.
eorOia" iein iiebentes Stiftungsfeit
in feierIi9er @eiie begeben. &rob
ieinem berb~dltniSmdBig furaen Be
iteben bat Die Goncoroia es neritan-
Den, li6 1tnter ben oeltiden 8ereinen
Der Gtoot ,einen 8lns In 0eren eriter
Heibe al peridaffen. Bon gegim
iulO bon @riinoung oes 8ereins an
bdben bic 8onlen Der goncoroia 6a-
na6 seitrebt, MIR CUTE uno funit[e-
ride gergniigen mo l1uterboltltn.
gcl au pcrnnitnlteL uno 0aB es
linen geIuneen oaB iie bic @rier.
fenntttg oes 8eutidtiims Der Staot
aefinoen oobon 5etgen Oos @ods.
tiln Oes 8ereins, lonie Der 5ablreiae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
GeutralberbanO
Sitnas 6reitas abenO
i'm 9entideu Saus.

0mabo. 9&ebr.. s, 5ebr. 1916.
@erter 3elegatl
5reitog glbeuo, Ben II. 6ebr.
finoet I'M Geuti6en @aus Die regeI-
mdBtge 8eriammIlmg oes Central.
uer6anoes itatt. Cine Reibe bon
@eidditen Iiest 8llr grleoiguna Dor
mo iolltcu oesbalb oac 9elegoten
sur 8erianmllrng erideineit.
gRit oeltidcm @rnB
Val, s. Better, groiioent.
Ming. 3. GpcdDt, Gefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
stauts.golitiIde

Der oeittie amerifaniide Redts
aitfUalt Geo. Wlerien fat ii9 ais
aauOiOat fiir Staotrinter angemeI.
Get. Seds aan0ioaten inr Staot.
ritter IinD 81 nomiuiercn Don oe-
licn Cam ipdter 6rei eripdblt mer,
Den 8ir f6inen mlieren 5relm0
Nerter. Der m oeiltiden a~reiien
iuoblbefannt lit = iuar CT bod frii.
fer Elm iiidtiaes YiitaiieO oes ii.
nall5 aoutitees 0es gloitoatidlen
Nerelns lplrll enpfeblca.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
glmS bern staate.

E%lnttsnout6. @eil or 5ipci 8oh-
telll gcihoiieu, mitr0e George Sob
iou 81 20 SageH 8efdnguis perlir-
teilt.
8enper gitp. Sic 8eaber Gin
6Iouriug W}iaS fino boliq abge.
trannt. Ger aiiseridtete Saaoen
betrdgt $4,000.
Sartinetou. Sm Seim Hires
gaters in GeSar gountD miroe Sri.
8erto aorft So9ter oes Staats-
@eprdientanten 9orff BON 8oitor
s. Seiner Serrn @enrg 9irfe ange-
trolrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

bat ii6 Der Giuihtoicruio nit groB.
Ter 0ttlbe mter5ogeu, I'M and IN
Der Nfetropolc pom gtebrosfa bot
oeiien Geltihhtm Sire ciu5lIbeim.
len. mcl6c ibr ul0 loren StiiuItlcrn
audi liber 5tfoacn weroeH.
pa es iid allBeroen INN cine
auto Sade honOclt. nnb Ser 3mcf
Elm eoler lit iollte e. iid fetn GGit.
Ifler eitaebta laiieiL 0ieier &oritel-
luag bei5umobnen 6eionSers oo ser
Gintrittspreis MIR auf 80 Gents
ouaeiebt lit. 4uBerocm lit IN 9c.
traht SIT 5iebea. ooB IS cinfadl sic
8ilidt Der 1teiigel GattiGeu it,
0erartigc @cramtolhmseA leiieaS
Stltoenteu 0es oenti6eH llnterridtS,
utter oenen lid itele &inoer edlter
4merifmer 6cfiieen. 'OlrdI loren
8eiun Oieieniae gnerfeHumq III
Sollen5 melde ein loldes 6fnaehen
In oeutidr 2prode, Gidtftnit mo
allltnr perOient.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
gcrIunalien.

@err Gbas. 9iomep aus &cmpIe.
i'm. Sa.. mar geitern in Der Stoot
nm @infdufe 5ll MAIDEN fHr Die
6odjeit leincs SobueS Scum no
nm, Der am ~. Sauitar Sri. &bc.
reic Sanofrotb ans @aIbur IN Der
0urtigen 0cutiden Srr5 sSciusairdc
an Den 9rautoltar iiibren miro.
Gos iurgc guor lit III Der Oortigcll
@eaeflo fpo1lbcfdmt, ltno miro eS
cine sroBe SodBeit ueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Ninferbudl fur Glle 9lrten bun SGtel.
mbeiten.

Bid Rr. 2, mie lnten aaaeiet, en-
i1lt au%peiiungen mo neueite Mti,
fer fir gebdteIte @ini1te uno Spi.
ten. Abbilonngen flar un6 oeutli6,
mo ieoer 5ooen lift 5l leben. Gle
fonuen nidlt fcbl9eben IN auferti,
gulg OieIer gcidmadpollen Spibeil
limo gini1sc. ME man lie gebr1uft
fir saidentiider, gorbGn0c. Gcd.
den mo Gods. Seoes Bud lit fir
fidI cin @an5cs, unO fem Miiitcr
Ypein1f ~entbolten. Seine 6roil
Tlpllte p6nc oieie Bidder ieiH.
3u beiteaen BIT II Gts. pro Bud
nurd Omaha Eribiine, 1911 9otunro
gEr, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Dies hubSche FORD
Dieies pr1htiee fami
Sic iieb apabrene 1brer
@arntn balten tDir aontete?

Sic 2eRr Der G6gliden 0uoba Gtibfne rroeet f9 Oe
Sroee O~orlegat: @oritm merben Oiefe Acknowledgements ob.
aebaIten9 &r boben 0afhr Die beten @riinoe. Der critic itE
Die GGgIide Omaha Sribilne intner mebr uno mebr all her.
breiten. Ddou trGgt elm iolder aonteft in aroBen I1aBe BEL
neil sr Der 3ehing Diele Wlitorbeter unO Jorherer brinut neil
nidt MIR bic aonietontet fb %beniiben, pile nele 2eNr all
befommerL ,ionOGrn nilb neil lire 5rennoe, @errD1note rnb
gefanne ibHen beIeHb Oaourt, DAB tie auf Die 3ettug abou.
nieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
@arnm geben wir etn Toro?

Gefl bas SOr6.auton1obiI Die qerinGften Snftanobalhlnes.
foften per1riodt lno neil fid am 4utofontet meiitens 2eute
aus Dem WttHeitunbe ~beteiIi9et ole uur bann Elm Q%ltomobil
@lrtomo6iI bieht ietnem Better Undergraduates @erqnitQen, 6os
ourd feline srobe Getnungeu fit eroBe Repnroturen ms Su.
itonobnlhtne geribt pirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Gs be5obIt it'd. IN ben ,alai.
.ffiSirtcn gn6eieen@ Ger 5ribiine 81
nnnnncIren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Ser meme &OnteR beginnt an Il. 6eDGaar

Gs lit at Sbrem @ortei[, pent sic fd ant 6ent ucren
@lttomobiL& ontat Der GGgliden Gmaba lribifne ~betctigen,
Der an D2ontag, ben q. 5ebruar begnnt mo bis 5tn 10.
apriI ouuert Sn oieer flr5en 3dt pon 5pci 0ionoten, bic
Der &ontet in anipriih ntnnt tonnen Sic letdt Die arbet
leiiten, bic Sbren ben Sdtptpres, Oos neie autorrobl, i6eru
miro. Sbr 8erritt lit nit feinen llnfofpn berfnipt sic
neroen aud feline l1nfoteu NIT benz altonpbil baden, faIs
Gle eS gepinuen, Oa mir ane Transportfaea nod 3brem
&obnOrt tragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

abonuirt olf Ole Tdufide Eri6iine.
$500 sas Sabr Oar& Die 9Oit.
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Gs tOfet Sbntn ni9ts, Bite sade 81
nnterlnden

Gle fnS es f& ielbt fduloig Oieien IberdIen aoutetpun
at unteriu9en. sic geben babel feinerlet 8erpflidtungen Elm
uno fonnen lid 8u irgeno elmer 3dt, Dor o6er nod 8eginn bs
aontete8, 8~rriif8ie6en. Sebod iolte gienanO, Oh er benz
aontet beiheten mill ooer nidt, %beri6uuen, fb NIT Der Sadie
bertraut gu nlnden sic fonren S6re freie 3dt gor nift better
ino b%orteibafter onfpenoen. @erlegen sic Die GnfinOigung
ntdt, oonit Sic nidt cine Der bcten @}eIegenbereh Die Sbnen
jenlals gebotcn puroe, elm Ieines gutomobil nbiollt fotenfret
SIT betonmen, %berdumen. 5en0en sic baite nod ben bier
n~6georndten aoupon Elm.
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FREI!
Bar ummtFom fir aOntefanten

ger 6t Saiptpreis, Dos nene Soro- autonobiL niGt g-
mint, er6aIt cine liberole 9or.aontnifiion fir feline arbet.
llno mer ferner inn 2aufe oe8 aontetes bic reitet nelen abon-
nenteu geDinnt, erbGIt nod o~ben0rein einen Grtra.8arpreis bon
$25. Ser @epinner 0s automobiles ieood lit bon oieien Prei-
lr6 itfert ibn cine ongemeiene Gntiddotgtng fir feline &c.
Iettete ar6eit, einerlei oh er ben Souptpreis gepinnt ODER nift.
g9enh sic oeSbal6 Dem Acknowledgement Der Sdglifen Omaha
&rtbine beitreten, baben sic Die 0euiBbeit, Dab Sic Sbre Belt
ot 1tn0 nubbrinqen0 anpen0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
SeDer Ronteaant III OewMner

Der Acknowledgement Der &GgLiden Omaha 9riblne 1T
aud iniofern Embarrassment, bob es BARN feline 8erlierer gibt.
Ger Berlolf mieres aontetes btnterldBt oesbalb ferpn boen
godgeidmof. genn mir iosen, e8 eibt MIR @epimr, 10
beoeutet oas, Dob ieoer aonteitant fir feline ar5eit bc3aDlt miro,
penn T Die aOtteIregeln befogt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Fine 5 Passagiere Ford Touring Car, Model 7, 1916
9idrs WeubOae nD natide anpmO6l po Orm 0piunr SMs apnhfs Il fenfrtf
snm Wedenf gemadk
9Igs 3 8afnar .db sonrms Gar aRoHa : 1916 it OSMa ansefaht NIB feline sdIe
pr3 nbebDr nO III anFn Wn brebc bent gadiden Settler a6reMn mnO. Cine &Tgnn.
gnngsagTt IN trema no FIR Die 6amae mEb in 8abr6eh Mn &egnNm iu. Sur @daGfs'
thhnH eHu ome ale 3mde fir bic Der SeFtr liner m5agidea Sung Gm SrmenSnng
asa sS@To r6 Nes NnbHpl pOtaea4 eqnn nefOmn SarthnHs smh gdrand mo Sr
tano9tnEs hroen geHg lin Ghfdbe Db Dem gHdi1ea &6ftr lin GaNnhanb Ser 5uAbc
aO pes hpS "sDn .Su 5aberaFBht anb &ntbanet ma4t Oe 6m6 Smnna Gar nm
nbehptfn ga ne zen anfnbrnagen fit GadhsfH Der anbabns, Der gdnmGdet nO Se
aasmhdfm aelommeu eaiputt Der sn NIB bic Serehma &en Mddne kbtnsa FIR bic
tnn abplnh Snrt NIB uumdBen osM edanhmn. 3ucs gnpnml lit uuaNea lit hdr
Terpehnr9 ao prhid in p0m Smue hes &Ors
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
EDITORIAL OPINION
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
OLNEY AND HUNT
(Arizona Gazette }

Olney advocates strict economy COM
patible with good and efficient gov
eminent. Hunt with his power of
veto and lobby actually killed or des-
troyed every economical legislative
measure introduced in either of the
two houses of the state legislature
Olney advocates legislation equal to
all.
Hunt advocates and forces legisla-
tion distinctly class and nothing but
class.
Olney advocates a government for
all the people.
Hunt advocates and forces the prac-
tee of strife and turmoil and es-
pecially encourages class hatred.
Olney advocates government of, by
and through the people.
Hunt advocates and has successfully
p1 acticed ring rule for five years and
through ring rule strength and the
liberal use of the states property is
trying to perpetuate himself and his
ring in the capital building indefinite
| ly.
Olney advocates the up-building of
the National Guard of Arizona so it
will be the pride of the state and of
use to it's citizens when necessary.
Hunt advocates by his official &C.
tons the disgrace and disruption of
the National Guard of Arizona by US
ing it in the interests of class against
class.
Olney advocates law and order; the
obedience to law and it's enforcement
Hunt advocates and officially prac-
tees the idea ITO Heck with the law
and the idea of its enforcement is alb.
| SO111ta1V IInlynnyxT fn him
Democrats, Republicans, Progress
sives, men and women, what is your
bounden duty at the primaries on
Sept. 18th? 1T is plain; Vote for OF,
rey regardless of party affiliations.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

Hon. George Olney has been all
over the state feeling his way towards
the democratic nomination for COVER
nor of Arizona. Returning to Phoenix
a few days ago, he let it be known
just what he will offer the people in
return for their support should they
elect him to the position he seeks.
He makes it known that should he be-
come governor of Arizona he will
serve, impartially, every class of citi-
Zens and that no class would be
served to the detriment of any other
class. Mr.. Olney is gaining in popu-
larity throughout the state as he ex-
tends his acquaintance, and as q
democratic candidate he would be in
vincible. This is already recognized
by the republicans, who are advising
that assistance be rendered to the
Hunt supporters, thus paving the way
for Tom Campbell, the Republican can
didate Douglas international.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

The progressive" nonsense over which poll
teal demagogues succeeded in exciting the people
of Arizona and other western states several years
ago. including plan for the people to make their
own laws by of the initiative has about
faded away and hear no more of it any
where. Even the Progressive convention in
Chicago refused to include the initiative and refer
endum in the platform and in state in the union
are these so-called self-governing methods being
agitated considered Last year the initiative and
referendum voted by the people of Texas
AID buried beneath avalanche OF ballots. This
iE well. 1t should not take any thinking people
long to find out that anything tending to mini
mize or destroy representative government in this
country is something that will ea1 to disaster
sooner later. Some day the people Of Arizona
will that the initiative method OF making laws
is delusion and cast it aside.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
EMPLOYEES MUST ABIDE BY
THEIR AGREEMENT
Continued from Page y

ner.
On Thursday last a conference was
arranged by the three mine managers
of the district with the district
grievance committee and the meeting
was held at the office of General
Manager Carmichael in Clifton, where
the entire subject of the persistent
unruly actions of similar nature,
which have occurred in all of the
mines in the district since opera
tons were resumed in January, were
gone over. At this conference the
grievance committee agreed to use
their influence with the employees in
an endeavor to have them read their
printed copies of the agreement and
explain to them the Importance of
following the rules laid down and
agreed to by their own representa-
| tiVeS
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

In his official announcement for third term
Governor, George w. P. Hunt, the present ncum-
bent says the best interests of Arizona demand his
denomination and reelection. In this connection
the Arizona Gazette prints official table, COM
piled from the office of the State Auditor, showing
that the Governors official automobile costs the
taxpayers of the state $2O,2Os O5 from March 81,
1911 to April 3d. 1916. This is the individual
who walked from the Ford Hotel to the State capitol
OH the day of his first inauguration.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
A BUSINESS PRESIDENT

President Wilson probably will be best known
in history the author of the higher moral law Of
patons His name will be written large in the
record of the progress of industrial justice. 1t
was the friend of those on the lower rungs of
the ladder that he came to the White House.
Yet, in giving justice to labor, in bringing
ebout more equitable distribution of taxation,
ieving of their least able it, and
widening the field of opportunity for the younger
men, he has been successful in bringing to the
United States its greatest of prosperity.
There are 100000 corporations in the country,
III addition to the banking and railroad corporations.
None of these corporations has been harassed or
hampered in their successful progress. On the
contrary, through the Federal Trade Commission.
new facilities and new business improvements have
been placed at their disposal
The business men of the country, for many
years, have been demanding tariff commission that
would be partisan and whose makeup and char
acter would commend itself to the confidence of the
business world.
The United States Chamber of Commerce. repre-
senting all the chambers of commerce and trade bod
in the United States, has formally approved of
the Administrations tariff commission bill introduced
by Representative Rainey, of Illinois.
Recently the report of the Comptroller of the
Currency showed that the reserves in the national
banks of the country greater than the
in the Bank of England, the Reichsbank of Ger
many, the Bank of France the Bank of Russia, the
Bank of the Netherlands, the Swiss National Bank,
and the Bank of Japan-greater than all of the
of those foreign banks together. These
serves are the wealth of the American people,
INFLATED in large measure, since the advent of the
Wilson administration.
The accumulation of gold in the United States
has reached the value of $4,000, 100000, greater
amount than held previously by any two nations
together.
America has reached it's highest point of pros
pe1ity and efficiency under President Wilson. In
dastrial justice has been advanced, without
kindrance to business prosperity. Wages have
reached the highest point in the history of the
world.
Four years of President Wilson's leader
skip will four years more of steady progress
and prosperity.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

A number of Democrats in this county and
elsewhere in Arizona, who have known the two
democrats who are contending for the democratic
nomination for Governor for number of years,
propose to vote for George A. Olney this year.
These old democrats argue that the present incum
bent has occupied the office for three terms, over
a period of five years, and that it is good demo
cratic doctrine to confer the high honor upon
some other democrat, equally as able and worthy.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

In the event that Chas. A. Meyer is reflect
ed President of the Western Federation OF Miners,
with the assistance of five thousand United Mine
Workers of Tennessee, it is very probable that the
= american miners will revolt and set up state or
ganization of their The Arizona miners
have had enough of Meyer and his tactics.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT

hereby ann, NE myself as
candidate for Co~nty SUPERINTENDENT
of Schools subject to the wishes of
the voters in the Democratic primaries
to be held Tuesday, September 18th.
P. NJ. GEORGE
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
His Excuse.

Cholly-Deah me, Algy. why do you
-aw-smoke those how'd cigawetts?
Algy-I'm so-aw-beastly absent
minded, deah boy, l pawsitively have
to smoke them as a weminder when
it's time fob me to-aw-bweathe
boucher know
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
OR COUNTY SCHOOL sUPT:

FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT:
l take this opportunity of announc-
ing myself as a candidate for the
office of County Superintendent of
Schools subject to the action of the
voters at the Democratic primaries
September 18th.
L C. CAMPBELL
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

The month of May, 1916, produced greater
volume of wage increases than any preceding IL
months of American history. Against this wall of
prosperity Republican spellbnders will make little
progress in trying to stampede American working
1uen into voting a return Republican conditions.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
DEMOCRACY RESTORES U. S. FLAG TO SEAS

During fifty years of Democratic freedom of the
seas and of commerce following Jefferson, 80 per
carried in American ships. During fifty years of
Republican high tariffs and hide-bound traffic,
our merchant marine dwindled until only per
cent of American commerce carried in Ameri-
can bottoms. Under the Democratic ship registry
act of 1914, both the number of merchantmen
carrying the American flag and the percentage of
commerce carried in American bottoms have more
than doubled. Moreover, under Democratic tariff
and shipping laws, the United States in 1916 has
become both the leading commercial nation and
leading ship building country of the earth. All
this country required, the facts show, was to cut
loose from its Republican swaddling clothes.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
ARTHUR SLAUGHTER

FOR JUSTICE PEACE PREc. NO. Il
1 respectfully submit my name to
the voters of Clifton precinct for the
office of Justice of the Peace at the
Democratic primaries to be held on
Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
CLAUD H. HOOKER.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

Who controlled the Republican national
vention of 1912? Boss Penrose. Boss Barnes, Boss
Smoot, Boss Gallinger, Boss Murray Crane etc.
Who controlled the Republican national convention
OF 1916. Boss Penrose, Boss Barnes Boss Smoot,
Boss GaIlinger, Boss Murray Crane, etc.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16

In the discussion of the big navy question, it is
Interesting to note that the United States lost its
position of worlds second naval power and
rendered that position to Germany under the ad-
1ninistration of Roosevelt.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-06-16
FOR JUSTICE oFPEAcE
MORENCI PRECINCT:

I respectfully submit my name to
the voters of Morenci Precinct for
the office of Justice of the Peace OF
the Morenci Precinct at the Demo-
cratic Primaries to be held September
18th.
D. l.. BOUSE.