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Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-06
VON HINDENBERG IS
 NOT SANGUINE OF AN EARLY PEACE ABROAD
Noted German General, m h. terview Appears Certain Teutonic Powers will Die tate Peace in End.

VIENNA, January 3-Field Mar shall. General von Hindenburg. does not believe that the end of the Euro pean war is imminent, according to a statement he made to representative of the Vienna Neue Freie Presse, who on account of the interview dined with the general.
 "The French" said the Field Mar shall. "stil want Alsace-Lorraine, when we hold Lille instead of their being in possession of Strassburg. That is still hardly normal mental makeup. But if they want Alsace- Lorraine so badly why don't they come and get it. The English also seem bent on continuing the war, de spite the fact that two lords make beautiful peace speecehs. Of course, from India come reports that should place a damper upon the war spirits of the English, but we must wait and see if these reports are true. At any rate England has an Achilles heel. and when say this don't think of India alone.
 'The Russian Czar and his govern ment also want 10 continue the war. keeps people waiting The odd fea- ture of the situation is that none of these nations notice that they are sac rificing themselves for England. In short, il does not look like peace.
 "Germany cannot sheath her sword. Certainly there is no German, who would not hail with joy the moment when this horrible spilling of blood shall have come to an end. But we are not to blame for the future spill ing of blood. They plunged us into this war and now they oblige us to continue it. Can Germany make peace overtures? Such overtures would be interpreted as a sign of weakness; and the entire hostile press would shout: Germany can't go any arther and has to beg for peace We are obliged therefore, to continue fighting until our antagonists are con vinced of their defeat, which today they do not believe.
 Germany must not show that she is tired of war, and what is more, we are not tired of the war The situa-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-06
How's This3

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. O. We the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo Q. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halrs Family Pills for constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-06
PROBE GASOLINE PRICES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-A reso- lution by Representative Fuller of Illinois. introduced in the house pro poses an investigation ofthe rise in gasoline prices
 The federal trade commission is al ready investigating. The department of justice has indicated it's intention as to whether or not there has been any violation of the federal laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-06
Coffee

Poor coffee is one of the worst extravagances- Schilling's Best, one of the best.
 Really not extrava- gance-econ0nly. so much richer that 1t makes more cups of better coffee; so much finer in flavor that the difference is marked. The alright tins carry all this flavor safely to you-protected from taint- ing odors.
 Ready to use = ground
 evenly, bitterish chaff
 taken out.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-06

self stuffed and placed on exhibi tion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
9lahur S6umpipn aeidlaatn.

Chicago, ST., .. April. Bel
ben geItri9Gt Sta0tuoblen truger
Die 9emofraten eirten groBcn Sie9
Oaboii. Sic iiegten IN ri @aros,
pabren0 Die Gepnblifaner MIR 10
croberten; eine 8or0 ftinlHtte ID.
5ialrltIId. sSm ueroougeilca sSabr
mar Der republifaniide gIrgermei-
tier 8bonIpion init HIT 5tim.
men Maioritnt ertDa)lt moroeu,
p1breno bic geniofroter MIR ais Z
@aros iiegreid beroorgingen. Ga
30 Staotrdfe uoerbleibeu BON
olten Staotrat, BADEN Die 3enlofra-
ten iest i Stimapn meniger als
tie CUR aontroae gloiia bobcn. Die
erip1blten Repu6lifafer iin0 bis
auf brei ldntlid @e8ller oes 8ar.
germeiiters, Der nit Der aeltrigen
8abI cine geial8ele gfieberIage 81
Uer5eidnen bat.
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Rei6S6aH(erS
6dn0ige gr6(irungl
Brotciticrt int Rfidlstag sesen bic
@eriiflte, onh 9tnnMlnnb Elm
5einO Amerifas lit.

Berlin, 8. ApriI. (5nnfenberidt.)
IN biinOieer Art HnO gSeiIe bat Oel
MsidsfausIer @etbmann. 6DlliDeg ben
Seinoen 9entidlnHOs beimgelemhei,
bic lett Sabr NIB Saa beitrebi
rub, Nmerifa nit OemtidlauS IN
sineH arieg III berluifelH. YisbeI
bat es Der 3eidsfansler mir untei
ietner @iroe iteIenO gellalten, aai
BIC Iadenidlaften Der Seber 81
a%ntlDurten, Sente aber hat es Der
aaH3ler fir n%nsebradlt gebnltcn, i'm
&ridstng fulgenbe GrfLarnng ab;i-
aebeu: g1entidllaib hat iidj lueSef
Jest NIT Dem Wsoanfen getragen,
md miro IL iidD in 3ntnnft Da.
init b%efaiieH, gegerl bic Der. Staa-
ten pom Amerifa cine FeinDieligc
,SaltHnq e~in;anefnnen uber Oieirlbeu
gar an8nsreiicu. SD proteitiere gs-
gen alle @eridjte, OnF ScntfdDlanS
gegen amerif0 6einOieligfeitcn int
56ilOe fiibrt. Nod ME hat 9entidr
LAM Oarnadj geitrebt, @ebiet nnf
Oem amerifaniiden Sentiment IN
erlangcu9. (9as merben iidj bic
9eutidlenbebcr DubI nidDt binter Sen
Spiegel itefsu.)
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George 10. Berge
fur prO6i6itiOn!


George &. gerat BON 2incoIlt,
lpelfer 5ucrit oils ocnofratiId)er@out
pernetrs- Sonbioat aitftrnt. Damn iei,
nen gtamen 8uriid3og ilttO it6 nun
als aanoioat fir @etcroInnualt nui
iteIlen Iieb, bat iid oils allsgcipro.
dener BrobibitioniIt erflart. Gr BE-
ldpert iidl Dnriiber, Dab or, Der itcts
bercit nor, 0ieine araite oem GoIfc
oils @ouperneur our 9erfnguus gu
ltellcn", ltetS ourh Ole @etr1nfe r.
t%crciien ueror1ngt iuor0eit mar.
(Giesmal bat er es jeood ieiuem
6rclmoe Sutton uuo Der gnti ga.
loon Si9a 5u beronnferL oaB CT ieiuen
Nameu 5uriidaieben ntllBte.)
6crner erfl1rte CT, DoB er nit
oaer 0ciuaIt .grm in arm mit
9rpan' fiir Ginfabrung Der Gro.
bi6ition IN Hebrosfa eintreten mer.
be. (Gs iii beDmlerlif, ouB elm ionit
10 6erniiHftiger Molm lpie 9erge
olird eire oerortige 5teIfnngnobmc
iid ieine politiihe 3ifilnft peroirbt
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2ln Die Dcmticbsn poat paupnse
ans Gags Gomnties!


Gie ocltidlcn Stimmacbcr oes
"a. StnntSS enots. GiftrifteS, scr
Die Counties Taiplee aulo Sage mt
Ifnbt iiro bicrmit nuf Sic groBr
gSihtisfeit Der Eriin1rwabI ani Is.
GpriI oufmertiam geuiadt. uio All
sie 3otpeuOigfeit, tiid)tige aall0i-
onten iiir Staats.S enotor at no.
m%lnieren. Ger iebige Staots- 5ena.
tor u. 2, Spencer ans Nnrne.
lion, lit aanbioat fiir Die @ieoer.
nail. mo I'M i'm loaten iid Die
oelttideH Stimmgeber por EdDnee
uio Sage Gountn pie EN- Mianll
ibaaren. SEER 5peneer lit Der be-.
fannie 8nntier 5oH 9arneiton mo
elmer Der berrogen6iten @eihGits.
leute in oieiem 8eiIe oes Stoa.
res. Ser Spencer mar bereits
Dor Sabren 9iitglieo oes 9egis.
latur nno 5at in scr letten @eiee,
gebltna 0ieien IA. 9iltrift i'm sc.
not nertreten, un0 sfuar NIT olleu
Gbren fiir bic gurgerihnft ano iidl
IeIblt. Spencer bat aus 0ieiem
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pdn5erp(atten=IruC
jebt in J(6tsnl
lie Sillman-SOrlage lat Jest aud
i'm 6aHie ole beiteu ansiidlten
auf AHndGme.

&nbingtOn, ). april. 9as
SnnstOmitee iir Narineaugelesen-
beiteH bat nit Is seaen 6 Stimmen
teidlIuheH Die SilmanuDrlage, bic
i'm Senat aHgenommrn iuDrOen
1T, giinitig einsa6eridten. Serielben
gemaf iOa bic aegifrnug elf Niil.
liORen Collars fir Grridtnng elmer
&anSerplatten 5abrif ausiuCrfen.
9er 9an5erplattcn sruit, meldjer Der
RegierHng fnr 0eritetlnng BON
GaH5erplaften nnOeridamt hObe
greile angerefnet bat, lit Dum Die.
lem Blame gans entgeiitert.
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Wrmoe Gin anreHt mtf Die 8ie'
Denomination 0a er nod eiiiern III.
geidriebenei @eIes in Der BoIitif
Gin glttcr genutter Sl einen 5pei
Ten Sermiu beredtigt 1T. Sier
ober iud)t nidt Der Y}ont nns anlt
iouOern es III nmgefcbrt, DOS Uni
iuft ben Mant, oenu @err Open.
Ger lieB lid mir anti Die o~ritgeno.
ite Nufforoering Dieler 8iirger bin
betimmen, nieoer olS aanoioot auf-
5itreten. SEER Spencer foate oes.
balb Die einittmmrige llIlteritisnna
auer liberaIen Republitaner erbal
teI or lit bel pejtcn Der bette.
iGbigite nrO eriabraita annOt0ai
Ser lid lgrll Oieie domination be.
ipirbt, uno CT 1T and ein W3ann non
IiberoIen Sedesonidaumgen. Gin
FOLDER Dlana iollte 0cu mihtiget
IA. GiItrift III Der Stoatsg eiesars
6iina oertreteu, itno Oesbal6 iolie
ieOer Geiltide fir ieine 9fonliiia
tion mirfen unO iiir i'm itinnnen in
Der Erirn1rnabI am Is. 4pril.
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Gng[nnO 6iS d6er Ole
Often in SC6ulOen!
Gie EhnlbeuIait 10 rieiie, bah fc
hmrdy SteHererbebuHg nidlt &C.
nsdt uerOen fam.

gon60n, 5. SpriI. SIM ilutcr-
haMie hat Sinanmiuiiter WcStsnnO
Dardl ieiue Angabea iber bic Sdral-
SenInit oes britiideu HeidDes cine
aewnlfiee AuiresuHa berpprgerMfen.
6r mics nadh BAH bic ShnIpenlait
ieit @eeinn bss arieges upn 3d..
5s0,0O0,O 600 ami fat $1t, 100000.
600 aHgeuadisn III. 5ir Sriess.
sluefc aibt GnslaHO tdglih 20.
100000 ans. @Gbrenb oes fOm.
mcnDen ssaIrgs uirS GnglanD rtiUa
$685. Nl0, 900 DeraHsgdbeH Upu
6ieier =mmmr srbrnndt GnsluHO
Gllein $6,S75,O00,000, Der Heit miro
DOn Den ytenren" Alliiertcu eng
lambs gebDrgt.
Nit bem I~ebtiabrigeH 9efiSit
ban $50, 100000 nnb einem nod
nrGferem III GnOe Oes fOmmerSen
1sisfnLia1res, tritt bic SatiadDe her.
nor, SnF GuglanO rieiige @eloium4
men bDrgen mini, ihr welde Mil.
Iiuuen ,3inIen ~ br3ablen linn. @eue
Stcncrn mOgen etpa $325,000,000
eiu6riusen; iOaar 3~aaOb6lsheu lpcr.
OrH beifenert Werben. lie Steaer
anf &riegsprsfiie miro nm 60 ErU-
srHt rrhDht mtr0tu. Tie geplaRte
Bcae Ginfommenitener Dirfte jGhr-
lid $215, O00,00B abiuerfcn. Sine
Vrriun NIT rinem SabreseinfOmmen
non $500 muF $3.50 Stemern bier.
INN be5nbIen EeripneH init einem
Ginfummem upn $4,000 miiiieH Gin
yiertel oieier Samme be5nhIen. DC,
Sienna madlte Ieraer bic Ylitteilung,
bar Gi~Fenbahn.S ifets, 3nfer, Saf.
fee, 3idlurie, s1sater. Sifets, 81.
fets fnr Sdanitslansem aIler artI
b~slieuerf mer0en wurOen.
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.Oeut[6(an0 mar
gum jrieOen geneigtI
Die Maiicrten nber babem bic Snnl
5nnt 6rieben ansaeiflagcn.

Berlin, 8. april. (5nutrnbtri6t J
Sn iciner bcntiseu grOhen GcOt
i'm 1ieidstoa sab Der aeidlsfau5lcr
IN, oaf Genti6lanD AM 8. Septcm'
Der bic SanS sum 5rieoeH se6Otrn
bnbe nnb ipiaens grneien fei, fdl mi
Observation-Disclosures ein5nlaRcn,
Aber oamals mic beMte lnben bic VII.
liiertcn cGs Nnerbieten SeutihlnnOs
abgeihluscn. (Sns wiro it'd bel
ben AliiertrH nod idlluer ridden; Der
Aeidlsfuu5ler bat Oamit bewieicn,
ban alles weitere 9lntpersiefen AMI
bic aliierten Snriiffdat.l
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German -4neritan Camp 104,
%. 6. u.

Su ,ieinem 9erldmnLungslofal,
Der 8Dbnriiden Su~rn5olle, 5Epiider
MARTHA unO Center 5trdBe, feiertc
.geitern Germans meriean Camp 104
V 8. g. fem 20. 5ttftungsfet
.Ourd ein geieaiges 3uiannlenieirl
Ser 0iitgIie0er. gon meIrere1 Der
anDeienoen mlr0en 4niprahen &c.
bolteiL. uergan9eler 3eiten mo aud
Der peritor6eHen Mit9lie0er nur0e in
6ereoter 8eiie gg0odt. gie 2oge
51blt gegenmdrtig iber no 0iit-
g%lieOer, Bat aiilet 9ntell aalien6e.
ltanO nn0 III Der gerion ocs @errn
0enrp SeilieH eflten bor3nglidlen &c.
tretdr, Der ouf Cit inbreIanoes, en-
f0lgrGides Mtrten 5uriifbliden tann
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Cma6a Marftberidlt.

NinopIcb- 3uiahr 100
Beef Stiere Dart ddrfer.
$50.
Sdbrlinee aite Bis bette $3.50
900.
3iem!id aufc bis quite $50
7.49.
IitteImobige S5.75-6.5 80.
Gorn-seiiItterte geeues.
Cute big bette. idnpere S35-
$40.
9iitteImaBige $50 SO.
3iemli6 aiite bis FbiUere 7.25--
$50.
aiihe, Miartt narFer
@ute bis teite aille $6.75-750
3iemlid cute bis CUTE 5000
MiiteImdgi9e 10000
Sellers. Marft Itdrfer.
Cute bis beite Sellers $725-
$50.
Gras-oeintt. aiihe $675-7.D
@rcs.geflitt Sellers 8 -6I5
Stodgrs inn Secorrs Mdrtt
10-15 bO5er aIs ltstc ISOLDE.
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un0 6ein Gn0e!

SOnbOn, 5. april. Ser bis
berise a~meritaniidlc 8Otidlafter Ga-
&c bat bic 6~rflarnne abeeseben, bar
mad OOrauaeean9ener griuOliden
llHtcrimdrnns iidl Die satiadle her
ansgcitelit babe, BAR ale Seile et.
mes ami Dem Sampfer sSnher"
befinOlidleH SOrpebDs Oentldlen llr-
fprnngs limb. Stiide oaDun merOrn
ais Selntnnasmdterial nadl @aib-
instUn geiauOt merbeu. tgtnr i'm.
mer friid Oranf lusaelOgen, ss
blei6t ord ctluas baHgen.)
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gerinnnlnnti,en.

Serr George aieHe BON Der Cir
ma aieHe & sHih, 4anaenter. miro
Ft belte abeno nad 5erds bege.
ben, I'M ali ieiler t1l 8anhanoIe-
giitritt gelegenen Nanh nah Dem
Redtcu 81 ie1en. 5n5iuiiden miro
iein @eidditsteilbaber, @m. glah.
NIT Der Anfiiihruna nes aHbmes
81 Der Seter 0ieIhior Maidinenic.
brit an Der -. Stry 5ipiIfen so.
wdro hao 0nrnep, begiuen
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Yftentat ant BEN 3aren.

Serlin. ). qpril, t6unfenberidt.l
Die lleberieeiide NadridteH-Agru.
tnr mcIbet Hber Elm Attentatsuer-
iad mi ben .3aren 5OlgcnSes
Getruara0er Stpeiden mel0en, bar
aer galniDadlter SrluD uUm 3aren
I'm namlaftes @elOseidlenf erAal-
ten babe, ueil Oieier Oen 3mg Oes
.3aren Bur GntgleiinHa b%eipabrte.
Is beist, bar Sic G~ntgIeiinna &c.
plant mar, nnO ban Oieielbe Md
I'M lesten 4ngeublid perhinOert
iBarOc.
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sdiatr anideinenn neiitesnfitGrt.

Qem Dort, 5. April. Ger jlalgc
Oelttihe Seer1uber Grfit 5diaer
alias Clarence g~fegtuoIo 5uolon lit
bonn &idter a0nig einea1 SoipitaI
our 9eobadtllng ieines @eiltessuItan.
oes iibermieien moroel. Shiaer er-
tldrte Dem Ridter, onB er, m16reno
er auf Dem engliidlet 8ampfer
@utoppo4 nor. giiionell bate, in
peIten er aonig @eerg uuO 2or0
aitdener AM onoerelt eH0e 0eg
Sdiffes fab.
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gren5en(o(e ujut
in OdnemarR!

aOpenbaaen, ). 4pirl. - Sn gan;
Sanemarf berridt gesen 9eutlalaHS
bic sr6Fte Isn't, lueil mebrcre SGHi'
Idle mnbeipaffnetc 5anoelsid)iffe DOu
Oeatidlem Sandbooten tDrpeoiert mn
Oerienft mOrOen iinO, iuDbei banii6e
Seelemte INNS geben s~efOmmen linO.
Gle &egiermng iUirb beitiirmt, gegen
9euh6lanO D0r8ngeGen.
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NNtnlIasp0Q
German 9turipries s. 5eeo 5ouie
Carl Son0ereqaer. Better
lorbiae eIorenee @ol

Ter 6orbioe Clarence @ooS.
Iano. Deider m16reno Der Iebter
ISOLDE Die @nusirditen Don 9un,
bee bcloitigt uil0 init einem 9eei.
Ter beorobt batta, ipllroe ouf SO
Gage ins 8eiallguis aeianOt.
Giebe braheu lit Den 2a6eu ser
&eItern cod & So, 2420 Gltn1ino
Ctr, eth, unO itabIea ntebrere 8r.
uebra, 5linten in10 HcDofoer, 10.
mic 5000 Gul0en 9dtronen.
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BURGESS NASH BASEMENT LADEN
$3.50 EIsschTa ankle, NIT
WslsSem EmaiHG ausge-
schLagen. $1,000

gus Sortbol3. goloene eide
Golitur, orei 2iiret, Gis bon Der
5eite binein; gut bernifclte Weei.
%lingarffe, iuuen NIT meiBer
enlaiac oltsgeidIngen, b6llia &C.
Iu~nObcitlidL i6lpere 9rabtfdd)er,
33h SOD brett, is 3oa ttef. 43
Boil bod, GisQupnsitdt rs 4i1.
$3.50 gSare fir $1,000.
8nrStf- ytnib So. Saiemrut.
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cS1n Mnlfie 49, 81 d NIlfftr

SIN Snlile non 81. 81. Gluiter.
2520 SID 10. Sir. brad hellte IN
aler drilbe EN- 5eiier ans, 0ns Ell
Hen Shaoen uen mgefabr $500
ouri6tete.
Tie eeldworenen oes Sci.
deubeihauers ga6en gefern oos III.
tell ab, oob Otto s Edit, Ser am
@ontag abcno Ode p. au0 cafe
Cir pom Dem Aito poll 9ieiI Groh
gefotet pur0e. ourh bic NadlIalIis.
.teit Oes setterrn inns geben getom-
inen lit. @citcr milrOe bcfuriuortct
ora iunact GroB far ppitcre Ter.
%nrhnMnaeH 1T Der Sadle DorInlifIs
III GAIT III bebaItgn.
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Mnn6frtidhriar nrilnrhfn.

SIN hieiigen 9olmtB oIpital itarb
acltern 6ran Martba Y. grolDn I'M
litter pom 10i Sabreu rad frr5er
araufbeit. 1ie @critorbciic. ipcl.
dc lett ihrer frilbciten srgenO iii
9~lebrdsfa meAate biatrrIabt feline
An~ge6Urigen.
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-s5rau 9aiin @ifIionts mofJte
.Degcn bGuslidet 5trettigfeiten in
ibrem @aitie. % Ste SIR. qeiterH
.cineu Sel6imor0periid). irioem tie
.@iit oerfdllitdte. SIR Dtnun riei
idleunigif eifieu 4r5t berbei, Der
lie auBer gefnbr brad)te.
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Wiarftbfri9tc.
Ghieaao Marft6eridlt.

Chicago MarftbertdIt.
6moDieb- 3ufubr 1000.
Worft t0-25 bober.
0naiitdt ifIed1t.
Sohiter Ereis 9.75.
Sdlmeine- 3niubr $4,000; 10 70.
Der.
Gudidnittsprcis 9.70-9.85.
S0diter 9reis go.
Sdafe 3uflbr 5000, M1arft ieit.
@Oflter Nreis 100
aanlag Sin NarftberidDt.
GiHSDieb 3afnbr 1000, Itarf:
is bober.
S0fiter Yreis $40.
Siibe ullo Sellers feit.
Stoders feit.
SdDueine-3uiubr 1900; Iadrtt
feit; ) boher.
GurdihnittsbreiS 9.25-9.55.
9o6iter 6rpis $50.
Sdafs-3uhIbr 5000; Wlarft tart,
10 bober.
@odliter Breis lilo.
ct. SIiegb Marftberidt.
NiHouieB 3uiubr 1000, Ylnrft 10
bober.
6odAter Ereis 9.25.
5dlDeine 3ninbr $500;
@l1rft felt, idlmad.
Gurhihnittspreis 800 so.
@ohiter 9reis $50.
Sfafe-3nfBm 1900; Mnrff tart
@oditcr Ercis lilo.
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cmada @etreiOemarFt.

Gmo9a, 5. april 1916.
Starter 9Sei5eu
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9r 3. 1887 ft3
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@nfe bis icite 7.75-si0
@iittelmoBiae 7.30-7.75.
Gem6llnlihe 6.50-730.
Cute DIS bette Stoders $7.75-
$50.
Sfod aiihe 625-7.25.
5tod qiibc $6.00-725.
Stod aGIber, 10000
euas Stogs 5.50-7.50
ShmciHc 3ufiihr 1900 Marfi
ofitictc . nieoriger; ShinB lang.
lam; ldlmdd.
giidFhnittsprcis 9f5-9.30.
5od]iter @reis $40.
Shafe-- 3uhibr 1900; Marft felt,
SGmmer tl.00-1t.25.
g9io0er s.O0-S75.
ssdbrlinee 5000
MntferShaie 8.f5-S50.
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ITgsRd cine RShmdsChinG i'm
Lager, Eur AusWahI, S38.75

8icS meiut eenoit, inns es iaat.
sSeoe G6bnIoidine III unlerent ga.
fcnueut aaoen 8u eiuem ein5iaeil
Rreis am Gomcrstag int @eiu1-
Iiisitattcr 8erfouf offeriert. Ga.
rltiter idlt ieDe 5tnnOarO 0taihi-
ne I'M gtnrft.
altBeroem nrroeh mir Sire alfe
Olaidine gum Dollen 8erte III
auri mbiilen.
s5coe Muid)itp iii bieien Soften
garunt. arlBerit CO zE
hinig fir. VDCs ~
2eidte Sebingnnsen, 81 y. @sdDe.
Bnrgtk.g taib So. - gaiemeut.
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Der 9dfStonO!
9as German @nrferies C Sch
Sonic in Beatrice ienSet eiuen
iuciteren S100sG6cf.

6oIgenoer @riet Der pom eilcr
ancrfenHensperten Eat meloet, er.
fIart iif ielbit:
Beatrice Rcb.. 4. April.
Iaglihe 9ntoba 9ribiine,
Cninbo, Deb.
g5erte Sgrren:-
anbei gonfnnpeii lung fiir 500
fiir Den oeutiden nno ~0iterreifild.
ungarlifen Silfsion0. Gies maft
I'M @an5en $40, Die i'd iest oenl
Soften arai5 uberipieien babe. 1920
bieroon ginaen on Die 0iIfsfaiie oes
Staatsoepbanoes) Bite, ien6en sic
mir 0uittuug, Die if in meinenl
ndditi1hrl9en aataIog p%erofeutli
den modte.
gldltunesboq,
German 9turiPriqs & 5ee0 5olie.
Carl Son0eregaer, Better.
Die 9nnolnng oes 6errn Con
%ocreggcr Der 5tpei gro8eftt ieiner
gerfdtfc fiir 0os 8ofc agens ab.
0ibt, oeroieut Die bofite 4nerfen.
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Gtpr, edtts gpfbitr.

@aranfiert iiber ieds WtoHate &c.
lugert oas bette IN Der St10t. Ar
3apf nnO III Slaidlen nod Dem 6.
apriI. 9criaiuRa &c nidt. einC
ailte fir 0abeim Ill beiteflen. Scr
frallen Sic nlierem @nrf- Gds
Bier III eiil MeutB Ielephoniert
Ghas. 5tor, 8e6 1860.
S1ls Sie gigsntnm Derfaufen,
pertaufd1eH ooer Bermietef lpoaen,
idlreiben Sir nur an g. &. SpOom
agercp. 3inrnier 674 8rmioeis
@itiIoma. Gntaba. Reb. Ielepbon.
SEQ 3132 5-5.t6
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-16
What Smokers Appreciate.

Smokers so much appreciate the
flavor and coolress and aroma of
Prince Albert pipe and cigarette that
they often marvel that this one brand
could be so different from all others.
The answer to this question is to be
found on the reverse side of every
Prince Albert package, where you
will read: Process Patented July
30Ch, 1907" That tells the whole
story. Prince Albert is made by a
patented process that cuts out the
bite and parch, which makes the to-
bacco so mighty agreeable end salts
flying to men of every taste of every
civilized nation on the globe.
Smokers should realize that this
patented process cost three years
continuous work and study and for
tune of money to perfect. But the
result has proven to be worth all that
was expended upon it, because it has
set free men who believed they never
could enjoy a pipe or makin's
cigarette.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-16
FRAT" COULD NOT BE SLAIN
Ing That Housewife Discovered
Just the Reason.

She was in the habit Of cleaning
her front doorstep on Saturday
nights in order to avoid the neces-
sity of Sunday labor, and was so en-
gagged on one occasion when she was
alarmed by the squeaking Of a rat.
She beat a hasty retreat into the
house, but, emboldenedN by little
family counsel, and armed with a
brush, she returned to the doorstep
to slay the rodent.
Several lusty blows in the dark
ness at the doorstep had no effect be-
yond bringing forth a few more
squeaks from the invisible rat. A
kindly passer-by offered his aid, on
learning the cause of the trouble,
but his efforts with the brush were
no more effective than the females
The rat would not be killed, nor
would it go away. 1t would do moth
ing but squeak, and at last the efforts
were given up. Next morning the
,lady's neighbor, addressing her over
the backyard wall, said:
"Mrs. -, did you find an
,india-rubber doll in front of your
house last nightP My children lost
one"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-16
THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1916
The Cat and the ''Simp."

From Hudson county, New Jersey,
halls an assemblyman named Simp-
son who has succeeded in getting
through his branch of the legislature
a bill taxing cats 81 each, the osten-
sible purpose of which is to save the
birds of the state, and also to curtaiI
midnight serenades on the back
fences.
AS between self-respecting cats
yowling on the back fences and Hud-
son county donkeys braying in legis-
lative halls, the former are more
musical, brainy and constructive.
If Assemblyman Simpson ever had
the good fortune to possess the brain
capacity of the average house cat,
he might we'll be proud. A power
higher than man created the cat,
and if his catship is a rover it is due
to mans unwillingness to give him
a home.
The only possible object of the
bill is to make some honest people
pay more taxes, while the dishonest
will kick the cat out into the world
to starve at it's leisure, and as to
which will have better chance of
a future Heaven, the cat or the
simp"-we'll bet heavily on the
cat.