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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-01
ARTICLE TEN.
Official Party Endorsement of Candidates
for President and Vice President, and
as a Recommendation to Appoint
i've Government Positions
Other than Postmas-

Sec. 1903. Party Endorsement of Presi-
dent and Vice President-The endorse
ment by highest popular vote of a para
ty candidates for president and vice presi-
ident, as provided by this act and the is
suance to such candidates of a state GER
vided shall have the force and effect Of
Instructions to delegates and alternates
to the national convention OF the same
political party to vote for and support
flee of president or vice president three
times as provided in Section II.
Sec. ITO. Official Party Endorsement
(To Appointive Ofhces)-Any party cleo
tor who wishes to seek al endorsement to
an appointive government position. state
or federal, except postmaster. which is
file his - written applicatiom for or the Official icha
party endorsement for the office for
which he is a candidate, stating therein
his party afdliation, with the secretary
and before the following general election
date. and copy of such written application
shall be mailed by the secretary of state
to each member Of the state central com
mittee of the applicants party before De-
cember LIST in election years. No party
state chairman, national committeeman
ing as such party representative.
Sec. I'LL. Duty of Secretary of State
the duty of the secretary of state, for the
purpose of preserving a record of party
endorsements for appointive government
positions, state and federal, to prepare
and keep in his office a suitable record
book of official party endorsements" in
which all official party endorsements shall
be entered as received.
Sec. 112. Official Party Endorsement
(How Determined)-The party state CEN
trail committee. interested, including its
chairman and secretary and national
committeeman, shall meet in the senate
chamber at the state capitol at ten O'Clock
Der after the general election, and the
members present shall constitute a quo
rum, and shall, at all times. act in pub
lie sessions and without subcommittee,
as a committee of IT,. whole, hearing ap-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-01

plicants n rscsiv.ng written recon.
mendations from psrty electors. and =
to determine who shpll receive the official
party endorsement. ac the recommends
ton of the party to- any and all state and
for which the coIrniission expires during
the next ensuing two years.. except pri-
waite secretary and stenographer. The
shall certify to such endorsement in writ
ing and forward the same Immediately
for consideration to the person having
and to the president, and to each of the
United States senators and congressman
in federal positions as the official party
recommendation, and shall send a copy OF
the same to the secretary of state. who
shall! enter the same in the record book OF
Sfflcial party endorsements; Each mem
trail committee including it's state chair
man and secretry and national committee
man, who shall attend such meeting. shall
for each mile necessarily travelled in going
to and returning from said meeting by
ment thereof with the secretary of state.
who shall deliver same to the state auditor
who shall see to its auditing and forward
q warrant therefor, to the person who
fled such statement. it being the inten-
ton hereof that the state shall pay all
expenses of mileage herein provided. All
the party state central committee shall
be signed by the chairman and secretary
and the chairman shall Immediately file
such minutes with the secretary of state
who shall record the same in the political
record book.
Any official party endorsement desired
by any party .elector as a recommendation
to fill vacancies occurring during the in
term or biennial meetings of the party
state central committee, shall be given by
a majority Of the party state chairman
and national committeeman and the
chairman of the endorsee's county, and
a copy OF their endorsement shall likewise
be filed Immediately with the secretary of
state and recorded in the political record
book. But no endorsements shall be
made by the national committeeman or
party state chairman unless copy Of the
at least seven days before such endorse
ment is delivered to the person having
the appointive power. In case of friction
between the party state chairman and
the national committeeman resulting in q
tie endorsement, such tie between en-
national committeeman and state chair
man Of such party.
Provided, further, that the party state
central committee shall not be restricted
In such endorsement to those applicants
whose written application shall nave been
filed with the secretary of state, but such
committee shall make such endorsement
such committeeman present for the bet
terment of the public service. Every en-
dorsee to appointive government position,
as a party candidate. shall sign a declara-
ton to the effect that he shall qualify and
obey the. party recall II invoked against
be attached to the official party endorse
ment, and shall be filed with the secretary
of state and entered in the record book
Of official party endorsements.
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~. D%entldR0mer.
lrebrertaOi
What mtnietf ale 600 fghttr nnb
rthuHinutn mattH In NRilwnn.
lt htflammtll.

mltndai,t 90 AdiA tspsilaI.
.ttflNl Wtnh irlnf mbtieH w.
mflIc utfbahhen nitpb n uhrof
.hie llabl bet t%ellnphmer dm Nshtefs
lnnp h%ritiafn5 bnb itut oilgm Ben
.bflild1 llulrttltl M ben Ner.
iaalen tunlmml menlalifnk IN bet
inbl BET Gfiidnllfh
Nle inhot lnatch GOO ptbftf iiHb
Nebrrflmtu am pfhurlaaf upfri
.uial lplr bgi Dem hiet l0acuhen 81,
.ptinunas Aeriammlmal 4iiilpeA
nunnereiaa ntrnb nod einem lii.
.herit tcidrn 1naffnruurnmmt Mot.
bon Wroiriiof hibneuinnu
.qlihi rlnmaL &ichplae mar AZ ha.
ben. 1benns NeniIhlon0 nn0 Der
Gf5iebmaeaconnte.
Hreiida moracui Wertraa bon
Rroi @hcraer; sWeien nno Ginilub
Der baiidrn NsiiItnr", NIT ausfib.
riinaett bic orn Btib0rcrn mnoeroeb.
lid bleiben mcr0ef. RohmiitoGSs
sAeuniponee4 Yuipiel IN brci Attcn
Bon Sh0uibnu Mbcn0s; Wnnfeii,
eepcbeu BON @inibrl Nros., Eiaen.
timer Ses department Stores.
Gcmtobeno Beridte MIN. Inter
aleu- @eiddften mar icSrniaas has
Mihtigiie: gaiipldue iiir elm Qebrer
ienninor mO wlittel uno Bege sitr
@crtuirtlidnng OrsIeIben IN oIer.
fidhiter 8ufumft. Gomitce: Or. Ru.
0oIf Sombo, glefu gorf; or. 6. 6.
RocOIrr. Rdoiion; @rotpiicr Dor
@riebid, IiItuoiifee; Serb. Steoin.
Ger, Gmnbd.
g%eion0ers bemerfensiuert mar 6ie
soblreide 9eteilieuug BEL ben Dor.
trdgeu uno @eidditsIitungen, Elm
neiteres 3eiden. Dab Die ernIte @c.
gcuiuort Die @emiiter icIter 8ulam.
meuidIieBt. s, Steoinger.
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ppfer Ses Sitidlaas.

9er Sod gae[s Morberg tuur6e
Sonntag nnfmtttug Dor benz Scalie
422 il0I. 10. ctr. bon Der Sihe
iibermonnt uno Itiirate 10 unoIiifTid
nieoer, DAB CT einen Sddna6rud
oooontrug unb oltf benz 8eg mad
Dem SoipitaI ben @eiIt oufgob. gr
binterldBt 9erpanbte in @ranO S.
lailo.
9ennie Sngem1tl Iitglieo Der
Srimble Bros. 4moteur goiebaa.
Spieler, par0e I'M GlmiuooO 9art
ebenfaGs bon Der Site iibermannt
rnO nad ieiner 8obnung beF6r-
bert, mo er fi9 tuieOer erbolte. Die
geitrige Site mar teiIneiIe utrer.
tr1gIid, uno beute ideint es nod
beiber iperOen al ppaen, Oenn be.
reits friib Inn 7 9ltr Seigte 6ns
thermometer fdon ouf rs @r1o,
@rno mebr ols an irgeno Ell.
norbereebenOen Gag in bieicrn
CONNER.
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pSIhc itleht ielnen
~. llercplan perabl

Weflln 4. ehll. hber pouhen
Hm Mbenh Sc al AuNi iduh tiit
atthoupiunnB Wtlft tbtf Ihtsllh
lplati0ui uofhfn mari unbt htm
tbl6umcnl wuiehoi ltlnen numirbul
han itlnhllhfn mftnpIoN teFob unb
am 1 ssuli bette pfuluuni Nofltau
lnfl Wetennt leinsn Ilnlltu lflnh
lldru Mpfpplnn ans ben Nlilrn tR
hef estarub pou flontuhnfs M ben
araonnsn. mhtheu hufA nnlerc ab
lprbtfanourn ktpel Ieinbllhc blha
itiae nb0flhonet
eameina mrloric hne 0euiibe
sitlCasoml nod. 9ie @eiomliohl bef
ron iurt igit Dem w ,,uni Del Ger,
0un aenohlen wcionacnrn bclduii
liA mil 80 Dlfsiere nn6 $500
Wl0nn.
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f~ckals1iahrldten
ails SgemoHl, uctF.

WNt MNftft
gci 3. 1ouqiet ollIlh BON Der
|EiaOi. hrnuacn III hrraonatnrr
glddi splBhiibm IN Sen Siau, nnh
OILS SER Bouquet Nuth Oos @e.
rduih mllufcrfiom cpliadi. cine lin.
ieriudntna nniiellie, ionb or mir bic
Sinutitrc cficn, cine iracnb riipas
onoerpeiiia mibcr Cromina az fin.
ben. VIM Morgrn itrflic ee Hh
ic0oh htroits. bob ein aittcs Wieroe.
ggidirr aeitohlen lporOen mar.
Die 1rcnont Office Der Nea Se.
lrpbone 60. nno Der Gonahertu
@us Go. maiden beIannt, bnb le
ben anaeitrllten. meIde gum YRiIi.
tdrOienIt beranGe5ogen mer0en trot.
benz ge5oblitng %pewobren molten.
Mojt Iiebt, oob 0os CUTE gciipieI.
NIT benz Serrp Gor6 bornueegnngen
it, iie nidt 5iiriiditeben I6Bt.
Sobn Q. Sobnion un0 vi. gIum.
bed aeOenten ON 5. Sui cine ldtts
aere Meile Der Glitonobil mad Gen.
Der. .9ierifo, Ourd 2aIifornien
nod 0ortlono, Seattle, oonn ourh
ben geaopltone 9ort ino Den 8ldd
Sias nn5iitreten.
5rc6 4runtenoHer, iDelher meb.
rere Sabre in Dem 9irfpntrif Gro.
cerD @eif6ft t1tip mar, bat ben
College goofitore gefotft.
IS baben iih Bis lett Z neue
Refriiten fiir ben Gienit an Der
6ront bier aniperben laiien, nm go.
fon5en 5u fiilen.
9pron gbeneb lit bonn Militdr.
0ienit befreit iporDcn duf grluden
ieiner Mliitter, fir 6eren ~llnterbolt
CT iorgen muB, uno lit nieoer IN
ben Gienlt Der Sobnionsg beneg So.
ais Stenogropb eingetreten.
griscila Herrotb tpelde operiert
uurOe, lit iotueit bergeitellt, oaB fie
IN ods elterIt1e S1ts gebrndt ipers
ben fonnte.
Sormer Hagen iiber einett Won-
gel an Silfsfrdftefb 10 bob iett feline
8eronIniinng fir irgenO ienun6en
iein ionte, III Der gtaOt arbeitslos
bernm5ulnufen.
SIN Morie &art iolI cine groBe
6eier am 4. SttIi peranitaltet lDers
ben.
Otto griItenIen 1tnO Srau fino
Die gIiidliden Gltern bon 3piaings-
ffnben.
@iaiatn Rebbe 1T nod einen bier
Bel ieinen @r1ioer eingelaufenen 3e-
legramm in Chicago geihoiien un0
inn Die Sllmnle bon $4,000 be-
rarbt uor0er. Senrb g. Hebbe,
iein gruoer, pelder bier Bferoe fir
oie @atierten ouffauft, lit mad bort.
bin ~obgereiIt. 8enn Der bieoere
oeutiAe Batter 0en Serren bon Den
geidGftliden ltnternehmungen ieiner
G6bre miiBte, niir0e er Iid pobl
nod i'm Grade u~m0reben.
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esiitmt bsnauh aaes IN bfsnAm
AsstiNHgaht

AsgtlNHgant
nak hts bmllAt Hottlunmnl
ftl FNt ucn tabluidtH Neatiafltf
ttttlltti mugbt. N enatmtln b.
luhnl uHb bt I'M pnuIt bs lttist
1aklt but9 ben tumbmmbfn Wats.
ptlstt hfgbemihfhhh iinlubt bui
Ipaaf hut WtanbuHa uun u%autlttsms
lldiln afinhfL BE Ben 3luhHahb
ppf HnftmNnItltH WaANflnnatn
tdAkL I'm alpfmtlnln attt adli
tfft &otalail nut ben an htt Wotbs
III bslaunltn WtulupwInllm NE
nlatt btadla lnusbtn lltbat tttIMlts
bnt Itbt Ih.mt uHah, bit Iah IN
olfn Johffattlitn qua ben miltafas
lita WtatntgH an htH butt ttn N'ts
llnben btf WofbIu duildudth llnlu
bltIm Wbasln albi "a, ipIt Elm DdA.
adtkrltr auiIHhti, man6s Written, BIZ
ais baionbttt @aIt stphrblai lrss.
ben mATtn. mtnn quo nitIs Nrul.
p0ati infoiat alIsu tlItlptf aaa0 horl
obatncmmtn babu, 70 baden Iia BOO
nod bic atpObHIitItn Atisn Ia Sabls
ttihtn UrtmpIntsn uballtn.
81 ben GtIttnbtlttn pthortn olt
WonitIm6iptn (9druA morlnus), bic
nbtr nitmuIs all ben Dtuightn RiiFen
briltn. Wenia aahlfelh fub and
Die RonbIteIhnalbtn (Gltrnn cas-
pito), BON 0sntn Dor BEN ariee auf
iintm tinFomtn SirnuOtiid BET Snitl
SpIt nur nod finf poart bstm
8riiisn beobnhtti ptrbtn lonnten.
purnoiesfesihmuIbtn, bic friibsr nod
usrsin5elt borIamtrt FRb nunmebr
bertits bDnig ousetbINbtn. Ddotaen
babtn iid BE s~btnfons nIs ieIttn ael.
Isnbtn giberednit fart psrmsbrt.
llnbr ben WonbtrbDgsIn bic esqen
Eube oes Gommsrs an Der Rorofees
Iiite sintreffen, III b~eionbsrs has nnr
osrein5sIt bort tridtinsnbt aIiotilns
6teppenbuhn gu nennen, IOpis bic
aus WitteIOsutTdIon p0sr bdufiger
aus nngarn Itummsn0s 3ropps.
I'm regfisu 1T aud an Der RotOs
fse oas 8oee1ebsR I'M 6srbtt 3u Be-
JiHn oer 3ue3eit. SIN Sttober lam
nan perf9ieoene fsItsne W0esI beobs
iaten. 90 iinO Die ReEItranbIdufer,
sie AIpenIGuFer, u5erIGufer unh
Bro4bOgeI su Oisisr 3eit angus
Ereffen. 0tp9 arani9s uno peiBs
Iotpie f9tuA3e GtOr9s treten 6onu
luf. Die sur 3us3eit au beoba6ten.
Ven f~tItenfteH S9pimmpDgsI Iin6 BIZ
BiIbsons, bic GOffeIsnts, Srouer.
Hts, Rrdbsnidarbe, gisiurmDoqel
lRo Sturmtaa6er. Die aIerIsItens
ten GgsnpIdre isbo9 treten i'm min.
tr SugIein nit ben Sturm. unS
Eisfluten auf. Damn reiItn Ielten,
Dtoheln. S9nees@ Cullen, SaaSfolfeu
tho SseaOIer oft Elm sutes Slid in
sas 2oaD binsin. auG Srousrs
!nttn nnb Sandenten Tnb spiIheu
pen Gtsi6pIlen BET Arer Qabrundsa
JUDE nn5utreffsn. b69F ieItsn iie6l
man ben Seetdudsr GoIpmbusl
neil Ct beim S9pimren 70 tief i'm
BaHer Iiest, baB tr Isi1t nit eineu
Elsinsn Gisitid DerDs9ielt pcroeu
lam.
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Aom, 8. SiiIt. - 9os iletle So.
btnct bat, scnraB ieines 9eripredens
itdrferer friegeriider llnternebmln-
gen, Die aloiien 1882 bis 1895 uno
Die brittle 9ntegorie Der aldiien 1892.
into 1883 81 Den 6dbnen gerufeu
Die gennlie 3obI 0es auigebots miro
gebeim gebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-03
Bride c%inaeitarst.

Boone, So, /. Slilt.-9te Bride
lber Den Ges Motnes 6lub bel Gra-
fer lit CUNT eroBten Geil eingeitiirat.
fItr3 nndoem elm aittomobiL oie
Bride p~aiiiert 6atte. Die 2uer.
bolfen tparen teilfpeiie boIig Der.
faltlt. Der 8erfebr 5tpiien Boone
un0 Groier fam ieBt tltr mittels
51bren bernittelt fuer0en. (g8oSu
gibt es oenil cine ItaatIide 8riiden.
%fommiifion, ipenrt fid Oerartige lln-
faIle ereignen fonnen0
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Grpluiiun in gnlOerfa6rif.

ct WfarDs, ia, 3. sui. = Sn
Dem Srodenbous Oer aetno gltI.
bcrperfe IN @mporinrn in peI6em
Sdiebbdumiuoae gelngert mar, ent.
itanO Samstog nndmittne cine CT.
plolion, nobel odt 4ngeltellte nms
fomert, mabren0 mebr ols
5ebn idtuer berlest mnroen.
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Ghdlenohf6ae fir giehfntter.

amlteronnt, 3. Sui. = 8eutide
3eitnnget1, Die bier ei~ngetroffen itnb,
entbolten eine @erorOnilng oes Bun.
0esrotbes, fpona6 StdOte uno @e.
metnoen bon iiber 10000 Ginmob.
nern Die saiidenobfGlIe idHntIiher
SausboItungen gu ~iuu1rneIn bnben.
Ole @bf1ne ioIen an cine Nesie-
rnngsfabrif geididt DerOer, no fie
iii fpnbeniiertes Suffer fir MiId.
tibe beriponOeIt par0en iolen.
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iiluHhspcrelm
feIert T. Jmlii

ret Omaha mnlf@ tttla bill
mrfafu Gicnelap lm N%lnhfhehm.
Nde IL inb Cab Glf, eur Aelu
hfs A ,,Ali Gin aemAl lalee 0leilnhh
menItln db. Sic MHdllthef bet
HttanAannaa QaMilf,a lhmglaen lA
noh lltpr blr wlnlflbNltn hfsiclben
atbtlnmltreu ais lnh molten ble.
ftlbm trit Al 1oa nnA 9hmhe IN.
fanni aebrn llnl cue Udne Ionn
uion go 0ni cine IhoW atnailldw
btlu aeinhi mnden
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0rOffearr IN srsas.
/. ~

@rOpasbiIe, Ger, 8. SuIt.
Der @eindftsfei[ Der 0rtf1nft
Bbarr, Gerds, lpurbe geItern bonn
5elpr 8erftDrt. Ger oAgeridtcte
Sdooen betrdgt etfpd $4,000.
gbdrr lit bos Saaipfaaoktiet Der
britten @rigabe Der 9dttcfoI woroe
Ron Stem Dorf, bod bIieb bns tenn,
pOrare srield aubgiAaOIst 800
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pas ueratpaIliate @risdenIanb.

gltbeii, iiber 2onoor, 3. SnIi-
Die griediihe 0ationoIbont bet ibre
Qapiergelomisgdbe Inn 90 Wiilio.
men Trodmrn obne ipeitere @olo.
ocdune nermebrt. Die 2esiertmg
bat abermnls ben 6%or0erungen 0es
gtcrperbonoes nadgeaeben iIno iid
berpflidtet, bis Gube Suli bOuig nb.
5uriiiten.
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Nus cinccIit, 1lcbr.

Ger gIott0entI6e ltnferltiisuneg.
berein bon Qincolis ertpdblte IN iet.
ner lebten g~erinmmliuag folgenoe
9eontten: 8m. Sanfe, Br1Tioeut;
@eore Sdrarf, gioe.9rai.; Sobn
.GlauIIel 4rot. Sefr.; 9eter Mobr,
SIN. 6efr.; Ism. glIbers, Gdos-
meiItcr; Gris @r0bal, Sid &cB,
Glis Menre 9ernnIhalosrnt-
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Mande[ an fSarinnrbeitern.

Topefa, 8ani., I. Suli. Der
Wangel an 5ornarbeitern i'm Stoo.
te aanins lit 10 groB, bob Die ltaot.
Iide arbeitsfomntiiiion iid benliibt,
in Der iingariiden 9olonie in Obi.
cago 800 Mdnner fit Die grrtear-
beiten gu beilerlt.
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MnLfsnbrnh in nrennn.

Belioleton, Ore, 3. Snli.-geabe
edo Ore, I'M Butter Greet Diftrift
rid)tete AM Sonntog Elm @oLfeu.
brud u~ngebeuren S6aoen on. Die
6rat 0es &onfers 90. 6. Mcgobe
unO ibr fIaines ainoden finO ertrrr.
fen
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SSaidler sod.

Council Bluffs, So, 8. SlIi.
0an MaboneD, Der 27O0 9roaOuob
cine @rocerD beiaB, mnroe sonntog
friib on Der II. ctr. Spiiden Gopi.
tol abe. uno Dodge Ctr. tot oufges
tunoen. aaern gnifein mad 1T er
bon benz 9o1 zines @iiterpaggons,
ueben benz er ~gefuuoen iuurOe, OBJ
geltlr5t.
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Sp6er Coin fir aarmarbeiter.

@oibington, 3. Suli. SIN
Gtaote aanfos iperoen umeebeno
$4,000 6arntorbeiter berlangt. Die
2elitenot lit 70 grob, DEFENDERS IN
Der 9adbori6aFt BON Great geno,
io0ob Elm SogeIobn bon $500 bis
$500 foipie Scott lno llrtterftnft of.
feriert miro, uno 6ernoA meloen Ii9
tur ipenige 2eute.
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filr
FuHiidte pauerni

grircardS. 8. Suit. qie ruf
Hide Gnmia nahm geitern Elm CSC.
iet on, mcIheS ben Wduern bieirIbcn
Nargcrrcdte mic ben onorrcn 0Iai.
fen Der Heu5Iteruns aemdbrt.
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pbSIet& fs nir tpsnie ssnsist
fnb, trrsidsn bic grUnIdnOifder
pletfmer cine gan3 dbnorme @es
idminoieistt, bon so Biz 80 SUB
lei gag. Der enOrris Rd6f6lb aus
len Worrdtsn bes Snlonoeiiss tpirtt
Eifr ala bH6Itgaasnpt Htnft. aaa
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Sn Seattle Iiegen 10000 Gon.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01
Omaha Real Estate Market o Offers Unprecedented Bargains
MODERN HOMES

-Four fully modem houses ready tor
your inspection. The last word in COM
pleteness. Erected in Beautiful Arcadia
court, situated west side Of 30h street,
one block south Of Miller park.
Description
Large living room, dining room, built
nbufet, kitchen, pantry, two bedrooms;
front bedroom finished in oak; could be
used for den; beamed ceilings in living
room and dining room; dining room pam
eled. All have built-in bookcases and
window seats; oak floors throughout; bed
rooms white enamel; bathroom equipped
with latest designs in plumbing; decorated
throughout; has latest designs in electi-
cal fixtures; full easements, cemented;
equipped with hot and cold water with
floor drains forelaundry.
Our houses are constructed from Sc
lected materials and are sold on their
merits.
Prices--$3, $50 to$4,250
NOW ON SALE 4
Very Attractive Terms
These houses openfor inspection from
Ito 5p. m. today. Statesmen on ground
toshow you through.
w. Farnan Smith & Co.
1320FarnamSt. Tel. Douglas 1864.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01
ENTRANCE TO ARCADIA COURT.
BEAUTIFUL ARCADIA
COURT
DEVELOPMENT

Streets graded, sanitary and storm
water sewers, cement walks, stone en-
trance, seeded to blue grass, ornamental
lights, double parkways, planted to shade
trees and clump shrubbery; paved streets
in fact, the last word in home sur
roundngs.
Located one block south Of Miller
park. Only two blocks from 100000
school. Direct car service to 10th and
Farnam streets. All large lots; one-haE
Of these lots have double street frontage.
Values are sure to increase here. Prices
$3.50 to 5000. Terms, $50 cash, BAL
ance only $10per month. Anideal spot
for your home. Come out this afternoon.
Statesmen on the ground from | to 5
o'clock. Take Florence car and get off
at our stone entrance-Arcadia avenue
and Both street.
For complete information and plat see
H. M. Christie.
w. Farnam Smith & Go.
1920 Farnam St. Tel. Douglas 1864.
Evenings, Tel. Harney 1854.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-14
R RIVER RAILWAY
+ SANS ROUTE TO THE INTERIOR OF ALASKA

of this lake and then crosses the Eyak river,
which carries the glacial waters of the lake
out to the sea. 1t is by this river that the
boats from Cordova 60 into and out from
the lake and during the summer months the
stream is gay with canoes. rowboats and
power crafts of every description The lake
teens with fish and it has excellent trout.
During the winter it is sometimes frozen
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-14

within two miles of the railway. This gla-
cier rises in snow fields about mile above
sea level and ends in a great bulb-shaped
tongue which is only four miles in length
and three miles in width The terminus is
mighty pear of ice $50 feet above sea level.
A little east of Sheridan glacier is Sher-
man galcier, which flows southwestward for
a length of over seven miles and not far
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-14

campaign for conservation. 1t is Of excel
lent character, and it could be brought here
to Cordova for smelling and reducing the
ores. There are at present being mined
about Prince William sound and in the
mountains nearby ores amounting to $4,000
tons per month. Much OF this goes over the
railway to Cordova, and it all has to be
transported from here 10 the shelters at
Tacoma, 1900 miles away. With smclters
At Cordova, the cost Of reduction would be
greatly decreased and new mineral regions
could be opened /. Atthe same time. the
coal from the Boring river field would have
local market and both the coal and the ore
would furnish a steady and valuable traffic
to the railway