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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05
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World history viii aequit America of the charge of unfairness precipitateness impatience if Ger mans lay such charges. And they will, of course. The thoroughness of the Kaiser better illustrated than when he succeeded in throwing the Germans into Berserker rage against Christendom because he wanted to start his longplanned war to gain for himself the title of William the Great and to silence the rumblings democracy in his empire The imperial bureau which aided him so ably will now turn loose upon America.
 The fact that the Lusitania was sunk, and 100 Americans murdered in April, 1915, and that it not until April. 1916, that President Wilson gave Germany the utimatum of the outraged American people, will be proof-everlasting that America no less the champion peace than the champion of the rights of neutrals on the high
 It is fortunate that the Administration did not take more drastic action last year. There would have been lack of popular support had the presi dent ordered passports be delivered to Ambassa- dor von Bernstorff the morning after the of the sinking of the Lusitania confirmed. Ameri- cas action then might have seemed impulsive if not prejudiced by a preference for Germany's enemies against Germany. Now, when every opportunity has been given to Germany to make amends for a crime committed after the receipt of notification that it would not be tolerated; when repeated smi lar ofenses have occurred, America, the world will admit, has every to draw the line against further barbarsm and misrepresentation and to toe the line if need be.
 It is often hard for historians to determine which of the belligerents at fault when the war began. If America should become involved iwth Germany no white book would have to be written ir the White House, and historian outside of Germany would fail to applaud Americas attitude.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05
JURORS ARE DRAWN FOR MAY
 TERM OF COURT
(Continued from Page D
Three Divorces Granted.

Three Divorces Granted.
 In the Superior Court this week three divorce suits were granted: Winifred Allen Ireland, of Morenci, was granted a divorce from Freder- ick John Ireland, on the grounds of desertion and non-support The cus- tody of minor child was awarded to the plaintiff.
 Ysidra Tappia was granted a divorce from her husband, Eusebio Tappia, but the custody of a minor child was awarded to the husband.
 Ethel Goodman was granted a di- virce from Ellsworth w. Goodman.
 Felipe Osta this week filed his peti- tion with the Superior Court for natur- alization. In this connection the statement is made by Ben c. Fehr- man, deputy clerk of the Court, that all who desire to become citizens at the September hearing must file their petitions with the Court on or before June 5th.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Luis c. Emerick to Anna G. Ham, mond.
 H. Albert to Ethel Goodman.
 J. w. Ellege to Ethel E. McGuire.
 G. O. Burtcher to Nellie D. Tip pets.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Political enthusiasm the approaching Town election is sadly lacking. Particularly is this true regarding the nomination of the two parties for Town Councimen thankless position without re- mlneration Regardless of who is elected we hope to see the Council give it's first attention to the building of additional bridges to accommodate the increased traffic This necessary and imperative im provement should be the first order of business
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05
OLhEY GIVEN LEAD IN CANVAS IF
 COUNTIES
Phoenix Paper Publishes Table Which Portends Nomination of George A. Olney Over Hunt in Primaries.

Sundays Arizona Republican fore casts the Hunt-Olney fight as fol- lows:
 Apache
 ST. JOHNS-Answerin your re- cent inquiry as to relative strength of Hunt and Olney for governor, will say that MT. Olney, not being as well known as the governor here, the lat ter will carry this county by 15O.
 Navajo.
 HOLBROOK-Shou the vote be taken tomorrow it would result in tie in Navajo county between Gov ernor Hunt and George Olney.
 Coconino FLAGSTAFF-When inquiry was first begun two weeks ago, found large majority pro-Hunt. Sentiment has undergone radical change in last few days. Coconino county at pres ent time would give Olney 200 ma jority
 Mohave KINGMAN- Mohave county would probably give Hunt 25O majority, al though Olney is very popular among the business and cattlemen. ... Yavapai
 PRESCOTT-After careful inquiry am able to state that extreme radical element for Hunt. Large majority of farmers and COW men for Olney. Ol- ney will carry. Yavapai by 450.
 YUMA-Yuma county is decidedly for Hunt. Will return him 300 ma jority.
 GLOBE-Gila county will probably give Hunt small majority, although Olney's friends claim he will carry the county. This is doubtful. The governor will get 200 majority.
 Graham r-, ..~:,r.. SAFFORD-Olney will carry Gra- ham county by an easy majority of 500. -. . CLIFTON-Hunt is very strong among the miners in Clifton, ten per cent of whom have the ballot. Nor renci and Metcalf, the other mining towns, will go. for him. Olney is strong among the business men. He IS also strong among farmers and cat tlemen. Olney will carry Greenlee county by 25O in the primaries.
 cochise TOMBSTONE -Olney will undobut- edly carry this town and Douglas. GfSIyOHo Ou tue Odn H0QrO seems to be for him. He is also popular in Sulphur Springs valley Governor Hunt is strong in Bisbee. Hunt will carry Cochise county by 1900.
 Santa Cruz.
 NOGALES-Olney will carry Santa | Cruz by a small majority; probably 100. TUCSON-Sentimep in Pima coun- ty decidedly anti-Hunt. It was al- ways been hard to carry this county | for him. Olney's majority will be not | less than $50. FLORENCE-It is hard to estimate | the vote in this county. Employees of | the state are nearly all working hard | for Hunt. AS nearly as can be esti- mated, however, ,Olney will carry Pinal | by about 300.
 Maricopa.
 By as careful a canvass as is pos | sible it is found that MT. Olney will | carry this county by not less than | 2,000. Some place his majority as high as 5000. Considering the work | being done by the state political ma chine, an Olney majority of 2,000 is about the proper figure. An analysis of the above report in- dicates the following:
 Majorities for |
 Hunt Olney | apache ...... 15O
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Sheriff Cash of Greenlee county is being made the subject of uniform attack in his reelection campaign by the mining bosses of Morenci district. Sheriff Cash proved his sterling worth and capacity in the late big strike in that camp, and he is entitled to the support of every honorable man in Greenlee county.-Dunbar's Weekly.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

The Democratic primary in the State and coun- ty regardless of the amendment to the primary law passed by the last legislature promises to be anoth CT free all election with Democrats, Socialists, ProgressiVes, Republicans and Prohibtionists part- cipating the nomination of Democratic candidates. That a primary law is instrument for the dsrup- ton of the dominant party still holds good.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

press dispatch from Washington states that vene' in the cases of the five Mexicans recently tried convicted and sentenced to be hung at Dem ing N M ., a charge of murder in connection with the Villa massacre at Columbus. We wonder if Governor Hunts name did not head the appeal?
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

The indica.j j;ous are that when f,.e Af:-ona-TeXas Society holds it's ccle- bration in 1917 the principal address will be made by Governor who was born and raised in the Lone Star State and whose forefathers fought at San Jacinto.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Democrats must auaiyze the cover norS statement in announcing hls candidacy, in which he makes the startling assertion that human liber- ties are t.ie issue in tn, -can,aIgn, that popular government iu Arizona is il danger of being de :hronad ana suprlanted by a hierarchy of specia. interests" It is the old, cold, appeal of the demagogue who seeks to array class against class in order that he may appear as the champion of imaginary victims of oppression.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

General Hugh Scott is certainly the boy that can smoothe out the wrinkles in complicated situation. As single handed talker he is superb At the conclusion of twelve hour heartto-heart talk on the eighth floor of the Fl Paso del Norte Hotel both General Scott and General Obregon emerged from the room fairly beaming with satisfaction and the American troops still remain in Mexico.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Tdo democratic wheel horses were in the county this week in the persons of Ben. R. Clark and P. J. Miller, of the State Land Department.
 Brother John l.. Donnelly, First Vice-President of the Arizona State Federation of Labor, is again in our midst and proposes to remain all summer, We opine this brother is here on a political mission in the in terest of certain candidates for state and county offices. Welcome to our city, but we wish to serve notice now that Greenlee county IS an Olney county, first, last, and all the time-
 There were two ffzzles at the court house during the past two weeks. The first was the investigation by the Board into the conduct of the Sheriff and deputies, and the second was the disbarment suit against the County Attorney.
 County Superintendent J w. Aker has announced that he will not be |candidate again for the office. It is said that MT. Aker will probably be- come candidate for the Legislature
 Word comes to the Leacher that Dr. A. M. Tuthilli of Morenci, who repre- sented this county in the Constitu- tional Convention, is being urged to become a candidate for the Senate.
 If the Arizona Republicans and the Bullmoosers form such an alliance as to become vigorously offensive, to forecast that their campaign machine gun will get damned is safe enough: Just think of loading up a political R. E. Morrison and firing them at one discharge! Holy smoke! Just imagine what a transmogrification it would producei-Prescott Courier.
 Four years ago Roosevelt said that the Republican party was a den Of thieves, liars, and rotten as cheese We always knew it was pretty bad, but did not know it was that far gone until Teddy said it. If anybody on earth ought to know it's state of putridity it is Teddy, for he was the whole cheese in it for long time. But now the question arises, will this den of thieves and liars" as he has called them, again pick him up and place him before the people of this nation as their leader? If they do, and he accepts, what do you think of them; and what do you think of him? Lakewood Progress.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

If Henry Ford unwillingly becomes Ia candidate for the Presidential nomi- nation, he can sympathize from the bottom Of his heart with the poor Colone; --,,.,-.,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

= We are pleased to note that practi- caiv al: the weekly newspapers of the state are taking kindly to the candidacy of Geo. A. Olney TOT GCyelncr.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Sam J. Hayhurst, who for several years, has been Constable at Douglas. has announced that he will be can didate ill the Democratic primaries of Coehise county for the office of Sheriff.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Ii some of the proposed political tactics in this state are attempted to be carried out this year, there will be a heap more fun on this side the border than on the other.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

The proposed opening of Sonora to the manu- facture and sale of beer is not meeting with any great degree of delight in Bisbee. The sight of Mayor of Naco acting bartnder would be add
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Prominent cattlemen residing in Blue and Eagle precinct make the statement that Hon. George A. Ol- ney will carry those precincts solid in the Democratic primaries. Geo. Olney is known personally to every cattleman and cowboy in that sec tion.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Brother Dunbar is putting on bold front in support of | Sir Gallahad'ss candidacy for third term but it is evident that his heart is not in the. task. Dunbar knows Olney's sterling qualities as a citizen and executive as well as every other old timer in Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

We'll, well, who intend to be candidates in the county primaries? Step up, boys, advertising rates in 1914.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Sid Henry has been paroled from the Florence penitentiary for thirty days untangle of his former business affairs. May is poor month in Phoenix for spending vacation, but perhaps Hen ry is tired of loafing and wants little work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

There seems to be pronounced Sim Fein movement in Greece, too just now.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Tdo democratic wheel horses were in the county this week in the persons of Ben. R. Clark and P. J. Miller, of the State Land Department.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

There were two ffzzles at the court house during the past two weeks. The first was the investigation by the Board into the conduct of the Sheriff and deputies, and the second was the disbarment suit against the County Attorney.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

County Superintendent J. w. Aker has announced that he will not be candidate again for the office. It is said that MT. Aker will probably be- come a candidate for the Legislature.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-05-05

Word comes to the Leacher that Dr. A. M. Tuthilli of Morenci, who repre- sented this county in the Constitu- tional Convention, is being urged to become a candidate for the Senate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
North.
MINNIE LUSA.
South.
APARTMENT SITE

53x142, at southwest corner Georgia Ave
and Pacific. One-half block east OF the
junction of the East and West Side Park
car line owner anxious to sell. Submit
your offer.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Douglas 2O7. 2l2 So. 18th St.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
CLOSE-IN SNAP.

Fine modern S-room home, practically
new, everything right up to the minute.
Ideal for select boarding and roomng
house. Only minutes from the business
district. $i5 per month. Available Decem-
Der l. Located $40 S. 21st St. See or
phone at once.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY. .~
1922 Farnam. Douglas SOS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10

GET READY FOR SPRING NOW.
A fine place for chicken raising
and gardening. Ten good lots for
SIS each. Close to car line and
school. 81 down, Soc per week.
BOX 1897. Bee,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
BUILDING LOTS!

Either Of these fine lots will do for your
home site.
dundee - Southeast corner 50th and
Nicholas. This large corner lot, with
paved Street and city water, Is bargain
at $3.50; $50 wash and so per month For
half or all cakh discount OF per cent
will be given. This is a real bargain.
Wayerly Psrk-WIft street just east of
the boulevard. This fine Bouth-front lot
is in a new restricted residential district.
Price Is $3.50; so cash and $40 per month,
with a splendid discount for all cash.
Buy one OF these lots now and build In
the spring.
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
Douglas 200 sos Bee Bldg
WE SELL houses and lots I'm all parts OF
the city. Ed. Wead $40 s. 18th St.
Wead Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
SUBURBAN ACREAGE,

Just beyond city limits. a fine 17-acre
farm, well improved, suitable for stock,
dairy, fruit and truck, or general farm
ing.
GEORGE @. WALLACE, s14 Keeline Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
MONEY TO LOAN

pianos, ind. notes as security.
s49-6-mo. H. H. gds, total cost. $3.50.
$40 {" Endorsed notes, total cost. $3.50.
Smaller. larger ANTS. proportionate rate.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
Organized by Omaha Business Men
49, Rose Bldg, 18th and Farnam. Ty. tsS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-10
$40 CASH

$40 CASH
Balance only IS per month secures you
a fine home site, located 35th and Grand
Ave. and surrounded by new cottage
homes; city water and sidewalks.
Price only 1925. We have one more
bargain in this addition for s225; same
terms.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1890 Farnam St Tel Doug 1864.
Evenings: Harvey 1854.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

at Mitterne en- MpnIterinltitu=
tton, iom leberer 100000 8rpora-
TONER ont Dugen. Sen belgi1fe Col
Dot er meget fre1en meo &en1pn
til 8rp6. San bil life bope get /
olenbis, iom bars frunife @u1n1ne<
roter foar set, men forlanger e1
be1temt run6 Sorm, og er 6enne
%mongelfulo, flyer bon 9eej Sat!
$bert 8rpo beier tire Hun6 og er
ben ooglige Station for to Mono.
Set M5el, Ser br11ges, fommer fra
Nultralien og Mrgentina.
@tprlt Sore for 8eIgierne MAD
fife al 0ereS &oipitaler, og ganife
lerligt &ofpitolet / Ga Same iom
ligeS at funne maale fig me6 ct bpil>
fet iom belit @iliterbo1pital. &obeo-
|bpgningen er ct &otel; men Ser er
bleoen opfert taGrige Bobilloner,
og Bilfaerne / Nprbe6en er togne /
Brng at 29ge tabe11. 2egerne / Ga
Same er allie 5pecialilter, og So
|ipito1et er ct 8alfartslte6 for tolri-
&c 2eger fra an6re Mrmeer, ser
fommer for at 6rage 2ere al De Der
inoou11onc grfarin9er og of Sen 8e-
bonoling> Ser bliber Potienterne til
|Del. SDcrlGgen, Dr. oe Bage, er en-
8elgier> Speripgepleierife11 og mani
&c al @pgepleierlferne er @1nglen=
o%crinoer. 2a Same &oipitolet for
ipner fig 1elp me6 noe ten alt, bbo6
oct brnger, en6og Gilpirfningen al
t11n1tige 2emmer foregaar UNDER
|2Ggernes Opipn. &ongen og Dron-
ningen biier perionligt &oipitalet
oen MET leben0e Smteres1e. Dro11-
ningen belegcr BET nGlten oagligt>
og meget ofte tan BUN les bj9lpe
|29gerne meo at forbin6e Botien,
|ternes Soor.
Den 8egeiitring> bbormeo Sc
M9n6, Der itoar iom 2e6ere of @r=
meens ta1rige Mi1iter-D eporte1ne1=
ter, uof9rer 6eres Mrbei6e, er ene-
Itoaen6e. SDer at 6em betrogter fig
font ben @iultop, bborom bele Mo=
ifineriet 6reier fig. Sc er beiiele6e
al CIT potriotiff @l6o,- og til famine
|Eio praftiife Men6, Ser er ligeiaq
oDgtige og raa6inore, font 6e CT gfo-
nomiife.
&elgien bar ogiao fine egne Mn1=
munitionsfabrifer>> Sranfrig, @fo-
Ter, bbor iaareoe Sol6oter opleres /
npttige 6agfunoffaber, og me9et
anoet, alt organiieret mdn1terber-
oigt. @fipnt mon fun berer r6t ONT
Sen belgiife Seer, ioa ipiller Ben EFT
meget betD6ningsfulo &olle / &ri-
gen, en- Stole, 1om bliber / bei @ra6
p%aaifiennet at 8elgiens megtigere
Mlliere6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

On 5anger tom no til en- @ul6<
GraberbD for at gibe &oncert. @a1l
begDnotc me6 at fige:
uDe mao nnoffploe bbis nit 50.
rebrag life er faa go6t 1om set bur-
De bore, men BET er oct 6aarlige
Weirs 5fDlo."
Saa fang ban. So ferite gs1m-
mer bar forbi, bbrtes en- Steme
fra 8nblifum.
nSbis 8eiret lite bier be6re, er
oct biit lite bar6 Ri biiber beo.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08

Bes9g af en- Dame i NIT Hus og
hun fortalte mig at hun havde vac
ret ligesaa syg som jeg var, og
hun a blevet rask we'd Brugen
af Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, saa jeg begyndte og-
saa at tage Diet og nu er jeg saa
rask som nogensinde. Jeg kan like
forstaa at Kviderne like kan Sc
hvor megen Smerte og Lidelse de
Wide undgaa we'd Brugen at Deres
.Medicin. Jeg kan like anbefale Diet
|nok, da Diet frelste NIT Liv og holdt
mig borte fra Sindssygehospitalet."
Mrs. E. SHELDON, 1851 S. Halsted
St., Englewood, Ill.
Legerne gjorde uden Twill hvad
de kunde, kjampede med dette Til
|falde med Fasthed men kunde intet
|gj@re, men ofte den NEST videnska-
|belige Behandling er overgaaet at
de helbredende Stoffer af de code
gamle Laegemidler at R@dder og
Urter der findes i Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Hvis der findes Sammenligninger
betaler Diet sig at skrive til lydia
r. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn.
Mass, for sarlige frie Rad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-08
En- vaIdifu|d MeddeIeIse.
Mrs. Sheldon udbetaler $1,000 til
Dokterbehandling uden ringeste
Nytte. men er tilsidst BILE
vet rask we'd Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Englewood, III. - s:Medens jeg
Change of Life"-Peri-

oden, led jeg at
Hovedpine. Mar
v0sitet, Hedean-
fald, og jeg led
saa meget, at
der var Tider,
da jeg like vid-
ste, hvad jeg TO-
retog mig. Jeg
brugte $1,000 til
Lager, og ingen
at dem gjorde
mig noget godt.
En- Dag fix leg
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-11-23

performed in regular and due form,
time and manner as required by law,
that provision has been and will be an
nuall, daily ma ie for the levy and col
IecL.ou OF an annual tax sufficient to
promptly pay the interest and principal
of saIu bond issue as the lnstaliments
thereof become due, and that the
amount of this bond together with all
other Indebtedness of said district,
does not exceed any limitation imposed
bv the Constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana. For the prompt
payment Of the principal and interest
of this bond as the installments thereof
respectively become due, the full faith
credit and resources of said district are
hereby irrevocabIy pledged.
In testimony whereof, the Pollce
! Jury of the Parish Of Natchitoches IN
! the State of Louisiana, in behalf OF
! Road District No. 10. has caused this
| bond to be signed by the President OF
said Police Jury, attested by the Sec
retary thereof and sealed with its cor
porate seal, and the interest coupons
hereto atteched to be signed with the
Autographed facsimile signatures Of
said President and Secretary respec
tivelv, which said Autographed facSi
mile signatures are hereby adopted BY
said President and said Secretary res
pectiVely =,
An Of which has been done as Of thu
nIst day of March A. d. 1916.
q
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-11-23
Secretary of Police Jury
Parish of Natchitoches
To

Secretary OF Pollce Jury
Parish of Natchitoches
La.
Be it further ordained by the Police
'urv Of the Parish of Natchitoches,
that the secretary of the Police Jury
If the Parish of Natchitoches is hereby
Instructed to cause the original of this
,i.uaach to re ecordad in the Mort
gage Records of the Parish of Natchi
toches and also published in the off
eial journal of the Parish of Natchitc
ches, according to law and Act 256 of
the General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana for the year 1910 and amend
ments thereto.
The roll being called. resulted as fol-
ows:
Yeas: Messrs. Cook, Harper, Ham
.nett; Hood, Page, Sanders, Marshall
and Chagleyille,
Nays: None. =,
Absent: Messrs. Hart and Marshall
Bv Mr. Sanders, seconded by Mr.. Cook;
Be it ordained ETC., That whereas the
st of January and 9Th of January are
legal holidays,
And whereas, the Police Jury is re-
quired by law to meet the 1st Monday
of January and both above dates being
Monday,
And Whereas In the Special Election
Road Dist. No Il and Road District
No. %; the Proclamation of Election
requires that the Police Jury should
meet on 9Th to promugate returns and
same being legal holidays
b it therefore ordained, that the
} 'riock a.
IS nuary
bikes. .Alv4ss
ysvlnulgate the same
pGDosh special Elections and notice is
hereby given as required by law.
2nd. The Secretary is directed to
publish this in Official Journal from
this date until End of January 1877.
Yeas: Messrs. CQoI, Harper, Ham
nett, Ho ID, Page, Sanders, Salter and3
harlevilie Nays, None. Absent:
Hat and Marshall.
Carried
lived ard second the Honorable
p Jury adjourn i until January
R. Z. HA IMETT,
Pre- dent Police Jury
AOD.E TAUZIN
Secre airy Police Jury