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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

The other day we saw a peace jit-
ney going down one of the residence
streets al rate of at least % miles
an hour About one hundred feet
ahead OF the swiftly moving car three
small boys decided 1t would be a very
cute trick TO run across the street
right ahead of it, which they did,
with the result that the last boy
across wasn't missed by the fender
more than mile. Had the little fell
lows foot slipped when about half
way across he would by this time be
enjoying the extremely raritied air of
the New Jerusalem, and the under
taker ana the preacher would both
have a job attending to the last sad
rites of kid who was the victim OF
his own foolhardiness and driver
who was violating the speed ordi-
Rances OF the town. A speed tiend
behind the wheel and kid without
brains playing In the street some
times makes combination that re-
suits disastrously, and both require
looking afteI-the one by the officers
and the other by his parents.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
ORDINANCE NO. 14S


An ordinance creating the Office of
City Marshal. and specifying and!
designating the duties and COM
pensation of said official.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF LIBERAL, KANSAS.
Section I. That the. office of City
Marshal is hereby created, and 1t is
the duty Of the mayor, by and with
the consent of the council, to appoint
a city marshal, who shall be the chief
of police, and whose duties and COM
pensation shall be as hereinafter set
out.
Section 2. 1t shall be the duty of
the city marshall to wear, while on
duty. star exposed to the, public
view; TO wear polieeman's uniform
furnished by said official, but which
uniform shall meet with the approval
of the mayor and council, and carry
on his person such weapons as the
mayor and council may direct, fur
nished by the city; to travel any route
over the limits of the city. in dis
charge of his duties, as the mayor and
COuHIll may ny
Section 8. It shall be the duty Of
said marshal to cause all the ordi-
nances of the city to be strictly en-
forced, and to this end he shall have
supervision over, subject to the or
der of the mayor, any assistant po-
liceman appointed by the mayor, to
report any omission of duty act of
misconduct on the part of any police
man under him to the mayor forth
with after gaining knowledge of
same; to file a written report under
oath, if requested in writing by the
mayor, with the city clerk, concern
ing any official act performed by said
marshal. And a refusal to so file
said report when so requested shall
be just ground for dismissal of said
officer without charges made.
' Section 4. Said city marshal shall
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
W. Clemens, all Of Liberal, Kansas.
r. r.. WILSON, Register.
Not coal land.
First Published in the Liberal Dem
ocrat December II, 1914.
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas,
Dec. 9th, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Fl. Betz, formerly Frank Horn, of
Liberal, Kansas, who, on June, 26th.
1912, made Homestead Application
Serial, No. Oll295, for SEA, Section 8.
Township 33s, Range SAW, 9Th Princi-
pal Meridian, has filed notice of in
tentioD to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the clerk of
The District Court of Seward County,
Kanass, at Liberal, Kansas, on the
22nd day of January, 1916. Claimant
names as wi nesses: Writ Fleming,
Roy Fleming, Jesse Steeley, and
Samuel Redfern, all of Liberal, Kans-
as.
r. R. WILSON, Register
mot coal land)
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

Section 8. Before any contract
shall be made and executed for the
construction of said sewers, the esti-
mate of the costs thereof shall be
made by the engineer employed by
the city for such purpose, and no
contract shall be entered into for
such sewer construction for a price
in excess of said estimate.
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its publication once in the Lib
eral News and Liberal Democrat, the
official city newspapers.
Passed by city council January T.,
1916.
Approved by the mayor January Z,
1916.
Attested: G. D. GASAWAY,
(Seal) Mayor.
Jennie Karau. City Clerk
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

If this CONSUMPTION bill goes through
in England as it is now framed, all
men between IS and 40 must either
join the army or get married. Right
here we could say something real
smart about its being CONSUMPTION
either way, a choice between two
evils, 'twixt the devil and the
deep blue sea, or out of the frying
pan into the fire, but we're not going
to do II.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
Our Subscription Offer

The Democrat has made arrange
ments with the Capper publications
whereby we are enabled to offer one
of the best subscription combinations
ever made in the town. Here 1T is:
Liberal Democrat $3.50
Mail and Breeze LOO
Capper's Weekly .25
Total 2.75
Our price to you $40
In addition to the above we will
give free a sugar shell and butter
knife. You save scents on subScrip-
tion and get the sugar shell and but
ter knife as a premium. This offer
applies to old as we'll as new subscrib-
ers 1t is an excellent combination.
and you should take advantage of
it.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
Helpful
Health Hints

Industry and commercialism have spread
). morality and health in spite Of theology and
medicine, but the latter hoboes claim the
credit.
About ninety-nine out of every hundred
cases of sore throat would end in recovery
without any treatment. If that is true
what has. antitoxin to do with the cures at
tributed to it?
& The reason all people do not have the same
disease is because of the difference in their
geographical location, home environments,
modes of living, individual habits and tenn
Peraments.
Judging from current medical literature, one
would naturally conclude that the only thing
that isn't contagious is common sense.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

1t will soon be time for the dry
goods storestO put on their spring
clearance sales. The Democrat would
be pleased to handle The job of get
ting these sales before the public.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy Most
EHectual

Il have taken a great many bottles
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
every time it has cured me. l have
found it most effectual for a hack
ing cough and for colds. After TAX
ing It cough always disappears
writes J. R. Moore, Lost Valley, Ga.
0btainable everywhere.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

Entered a. second-clSss matter January i,
1911 at the post Office At Liberal. Kansas
n der the Act OF March 3. 1879.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14
The Liberal Democrat
Published by
ABE L. HILBERT

Published every Friday morning
at Liberal, Seward County, Kans.
Subscription Price $l.50 Per Year
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

II the dresses get much shorter
we're going to scream.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-01-14

If you don't catch one this year, it
might prove bigger job in 1920.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Sn Gauaoa 1T cine @euegug i'm 05ongc ben bout
den lnterrdt in alien bobcren 2ebrontolten Der Do
minion 81 6ciei8cn Scbr pcrninitig drcbt ooS
Der in Toronto eridleinelioe uStor@:
sic oeutide sprode lit fir oos @cncDmeu Gcutid
onOs IN Oieiew &ricac nidt mebr Dcroniuortlid olS
bic GSor1n oes foiierliNen Sdnurr6orts. Gin areil5
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odroil bcreDnet it, ole gmerfi1nfeit uon bohi pid
t9cn GSro9en ab5ulenten 90 Die ocutid)c Sprade m
ben 5dltlcn no llnperitdten gelebrt mer6en ioa, lit
ellie er3ieberld)e Sroge oie mr. bon Der grpGarng
er5eberiidcr Sieultote obbdngg lit Sic bat nidt Dos
@crinetc nit &otrictismiis 5u tbuu Gurd) cine So
norrng Der oeiItidlen 5prode permcbren mir nidt i
@erineen nnierc Stdrfc inn Stonpfe Deit6lono gc
geniber iopobl auf Dem S6lo6ticloe pie ouf Ofono.
miidem @cbiet
Der @ordlcg, Die oertldje Sprodje 5li oerbonnen,
Inn oaIti6em einiIitB eteegen 8u iprten lit einfod
fmoiH. Is ernnert al ole 2ogit itreenocr Sd,ul.
mGodlen ySh iprede iiidt me6r 5u Cir" Der %ors
idlag mus uotbwenoiger SSeiie Oen Guorud wodrlfen
oaB Der @rnit rnO Die 9eoelta Dee Gonilfs III bent
mir inns bcinoen ndt il reder sSeiie 9epiirOgt per.
Srn
Nabeu wiF ~ 9ciiti@lono cineu cUgcu 5einO 5il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

oemeieR ilt Gas gro6e &uBlono nlo OoS innHcr m0d
tiger pcroen0c SSdp0n limo ni Souc ocielbcn tflnts
9lmOcsgenolen gcuorOcn @eitcbt Gngnno uui icis
ncm Nlon, Den aricg fort5uictcn bis GelthlonO uic
ocrgcungeu it, Oam trcibt cS 3cutifonO in cu
Bilr0ib nit encu beioen uiotii@e 6jroBmGdtcu bin
Gin. Icnn bonn Snterclcn Stonopunftc Der &olfcr
1T eiu iold)cs @iinoniB cn ecrooe5u oeiibeS gScn
Sapan frec Snno in China, HlBloio meebm6Crtci
Jutritt 81 Synoen ilno 0eutidlono Gntpidchngsrci
belt in @leiuoiien crbdlt Damn conilftren oe sSntc
rec oeier Orc W6dte uidt I'M 0jeringiten nit eill-
atl6er @S cntitcbt oom dber cine luiiberpulolib
itarfc MGdlteGrppc, bic 93teI m0 Cit.Gilropo iino
eon5 giicl bebcrridt 6 in nidt ferner 3cit Dieedlt
ieine Serritoit ouh iber ben gon8cn orifonten Sii
iCnrid ont Wlittemeer aus0ebncn pir6. 0ieienl
8iroe gcgeniber mBtc iid) oaui Gin 9un0 bilOen Der
olIs Weit europa lu6 glmerfo bcitc6en uir0e DoB
Oiee bcioeu groBen geltn16tcgruppen nid)t Iongc
fric6lit nc6cr enon0er lcben fonntci miB Syeocnl
fIor icn 81 obicbbarer 9et piiroc cs 5l cnen &rcgc
5wiidcr Ocn bcioen M6dteeruppcn fomnen, scr oos
@nOc GngnnOs ilno 5roifreidS be0eitcn uno cine
8eieoeng Scr glmcrtos nit glioten 5r SSolqe 6abcn
piiroe. 0etdlol6 nuB Der wcitIideu GibiGioton
erboIten mcrOen Cine 8eritGnoigimg 3piden Gcutid
lonO no Gnglano 1T cine obioIlltc got9mcnOiqcit,
lol cS nift III Oen ndden iiIni5ig Sobren 81 einem
obernaligen groBen 0}enhenihladlten fomntcn on
pccm idl Damn ober ole %0fer Der @roc bct6ciIigen
pcr0en in6 aus meCbcm oic gliiotcn ais sic 0onini
reuocn &olfcr Der Nct berbor9eDen ucrOen Wlt fla
9lid iebt BrGiocn gSooorow g9ilion oiee grofc
@eo6r niO oesbolb greiit cr nit letter Sono Gin che
es du ip6t iciH miro Sic 81 pcrbiiten, niul i6m &c
inaen Ic glmcrfaner oic i'm cnt0c0cn orbcitcn&
miiicii tidlt, pos iie tbrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Asia is indicated more clearly than
ever by the present war The group
ing of the central powers has demon
strated effectively their ability to
guard the near East from Russian
invasion The bridge" between
Berlin und Constantinople has been
made broader and stronger by the
ignominious failure of Roumania as
Russian advance guard Russia
is further than ever from the Sweet
Waters OF Asia"
VIII Russia turn to the remain
ing alternative? VIII she say to Eng
land: you have failed to give me
Constantinople; you cannot refuse
TO admit me to an outlet on the Per
sian gulf--you, who have solemnly
declared that you have no desire to
prevent the realization of my legi-
innate desire for an open port?"
Russia. with her scores Of Asiatic
races, Mohannedan, Buddhistic,
Christian and Confucian, is already
the administrator of an Asiatic en-
pire far more extensive than Eng
lands and the interpreter tof as var
led an Aslatic population as England
ever ruled.
She cannot be long debarred from
the logical development OF this ex-
pansion.
She cannot be kept from a warm
water port.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
!Sclcuo Snosbura .

GS ilarD om % 1c5cmpcr 1916 0clrna
enocburo, ocborcuc @nningtNreiic I'M Mucr
hon 81 SuhrcH uuo T W{ondicn. qciebic 6iaf
tin ocS ncriinrbcneu Noicph " SuoSbrg. Die
@eegoianna iinoci Eieritaa. 9iahmitidgs nm
ih3 llbr bon Der ysohnHp tbrcr Iodltcr Srdu
fidit (9c325- 26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
gpoeSfGQc.

gh 2i Sell. earab WroncB, gtr. 2G27 IN
lancn sirabc, AZ Snbrc ali
YIN 90 Nc5. 0sHrictta Ninhtp, 30 Sjs
6onhall 5irabc. 73 Sabre ali
40 2i. Sc5.. eioncN S,ntun, i'm Sobna Sop
iire0oiliiGl. Sabre nli
sm %. Ec8 earincf ylcihDL i'm 0ebrem
NQc0 some. I3 sabre dli
PIN 20. 0cl xBcrclu 9pIic, ytr. 1913 &.i
Grrino IT,. ~ Ndbre nli
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Nnrre cir, SO Sabre oli
g(m 2i Sea- Camilla ~ Simpiou, gr. 1901
Sinbcn 2tnc, 81 Sabre ali
gm % Gcs.. NiGrnarci =UmcrDlnc, llr.
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gn 90. 0c5.. Barbara GcutpOd, lir. S22 w..
Gnitlc ~rnrc 30 NHhrc nIt
gm o. Gc5,, gSm. q g9bittcmore, 9lr 1888
Cifccnnninl gLNG. 59 Nanrc nl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Baltimore. l0 EcBcmDcr .0tG.
81 bic Srabcnourtbbru.bo9 9onmidrc ocr
siaot baltimore III Nelctln oorgeidrebencr
@eife ibreu cnb0iillgcH uno ccryiqiricu 9cribt
iibCr Die 5uQciprobcnen 0HtfbioignHaen. uHs
loiIen uuo gssyibcrb1buneeu far Ole @onbems
nlriing uno @dlicbuHg Der SBtHas2traRe, bon
ncr Goroeite Der Cfleno Sirdbe bis 81 cncr
1872 Snb n1rolid ouDon geleaenen Hlnic, ncblt
Der cdraui bc3iigl6cn eHoOiiltipcn uno cDrrts
girien crllarenben Narie, gcmdB Den Sori@rifs
fcH pcs baltimore Shot9barters nno bcr an
i6 9upuit 1903 lntcr3ehHeicH &eroronung
III. 3S7 6cS YiaDors ilio Stdoirabs bon 3als
tiui0re, hci mir cinQereibt bnbeH,
pro hcrHii bciuunt qcuabt bar bcingicr
Nericbt INTO Aartc aui oieie gSciic iH oiciem
Niiredlt bnicrlcqt pprhcu iiHO. uith nnn bet
Mobor uuo Sia6iroi6 bon baltimore ooer ii.
gcno iUclDc Berion poer bcrioneH oocr 0orpo
ration o6er Gorporntoncn. bic nit oer 9er'
ibeihtnq Der porbcnannifn gnii0doi0rngcn
ODER gSeriberbpburoen nH5nirieocn iiHo, inner
bdlb orcibip 800 Iaacn BON ndlt5cBntcn Tngc
i'm 1c4ember i'm Sabre 1916 an ulS oem erlieH
Idpc Der bon mir ducgcgunqcncn GcroiIenfs
lifur8 oicier Ich8 ibriifIid oaeeeen on ods
Baltimore Stnot0crdl appclren nnh aas be-
Taste Gcridt crIu6eu m1gcn oicielben 81 rcoi'
oircn.
9lidlnrb Ojiuinn.
(Sc5is,25,2ani, ~ SiaoiGcaiiiraior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

gSir f0imcn nid gon3 nit ocm Did)ter iocrcinitin
men, mir eben ocn glugorg oes 5rieOenSIterncS oeS
Stcrnrs OeS cpiscn SOltcrfrieOcns!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
TricOe ami CsrOcu!

So Ianncn Dor 1917 Syubren sic Gngc III Der ySc9-
nudtgnatt 9(acfi nod inicr BOT Der JrieOc ouf Or
ocil ieinc bcibrnoe St1ttc geuroeu Scit ori1berno
apernbolb Sobren 5erfleiten id) oic 80lfer gropas
III Ioocrnoent SoB A6er opir ebcn et S3ciden
oln Sniincl sen leuCHtcnoer Stern ySie ernf gerr-
torif ser Oeutbe 9otidaftcr in 8abirgon, agt:
.g8ie cnIt scr Stcrn iber 8ei6lcbem Die &onge aus
Dem N1orocnlanoc fernbcr ourt Die godt 5ur Grill
Iia brer Suffnhngcn eitete 70 leildtet III bag Dn4
fcl oiecS nusIoicn gcrOcns III europe ans oen gSor
ten @r1i0ciit @ilions OoS 2bt ener neer Botitott
Dom 5ricoen oui Grocl~ Dor 5iuci gSoden girg Der
5iern iincrirnrtct oui ais bon Berlin oos octd}c
Trie0cngar1ebot fam Gnc g8odjc ip1ter crbiclt CT
Tartcrcn Wlans OnrM 9SrGiioent SilionS sSreoens
note un0 mir oiirien 6offen Dob er IN nht ol5n fer
er eit IN ienem uoliten Glan3e prollgcn miro ~ Der
Sric6enslern, scr Stcrn Ocs cmiaen SreOens. ySir
oiireu 9oficn oof oiees groBe @olterringen in el.
ropo 0ns cbtc ein miro oaf Ole @olter aus oieen
dreddlen Sample geldntcrt bcrpor9eben unD Dob nc
bereit iein peroe elllen oacrocn 6rieoen 5it dlle
Ben Der aii Srcibeit 8edt lno @erehtgfeit berrben
pir6. 98r oiirien bofien, Dab ipein Der Stern bon
9ctblcbcn SOS n1tbc Dial niifgebt er Dem oebcr &C
ihloencn cuiacu |DIterfricoen leuHten piro no ole
aeIoumtc 01cnldbeit aus ooaent frciOiaen Ser6en IN
ocn @clon0 Der Gneel enitimnen fam
@6re lei Gott in ser @obe
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Gieic Soiimlns miro bclien, uns oos @cbnodltS
left beite 5u pcrhoerl
Der OruuO iir @rdiSent MOn'S cSrieOcMsbcitrr.
bnngen.
Ter oruHo r @raiioeut @tlions pl0tlides cncrs
oiHcs @inarciien 3ur @erbciilIbrlg oes 8reoens IN
europa onte c0cm Nnteritoicr flor iein Der ooS
eroBc @0Hcrrugcu uubcdugeu 8u perOlgcit I'M Stouoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

le6cn 10 bobel ibir I'M 10 mebr llr.
iaMc, oatih 5li peritebeib Oa es lms
Oen Sc6liiliel 5u oer Oeuti6en @l1s
ncu ucridofit. Ofo6t Geutid]lono
Gntoeduugen III Gbemie ruo Yieois
5nL 10 mare es ser @ipiel ser Ebor.
belt, 5u iogeiL DOB mir oicIe Gnt.
Oedrneen nidt ousrilson lpollen.
geotiirIid niiiien pir Oos onrH oen
Srieg 9ciAaffene ieinolide @efiibl
NIT IN 9lnre6ning brulgen ober Oos
io(te tms niht elmer eiuiaen Gunim.
bcit in Sic glrme treibeli."
gSieaeiht uebmen einige 3eitung.
ger Der neiitroIen Ser. Stooten 0on
oieicm 9lrtifel ciner 3eitune Oes nit
Deutidlon0 I'M arieoc befinolihen
QonaOn's 9loti5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
gcfanutmadInugrn.
Nnrrcu hes Cgeooube.ouiptftors

21 Nc6emDer 1915
SS miro bicrulit bcilniu ncmddt. rob Grai
6annic 9fnrbMrncr, pcnldB Der nm ~. sum
iNus iiiicr6chueicn Scforouung gsr. 100 gIb'
iDniil AZ. NdrnArapb - lptc am IS. Nppcins
Der 1911 dmeHolrt I'M @rlaubnB UddgeiudI
hot odS glnlpcicn biuer ylr. 642. g9eii.Nori6
Npeme, ais cine biienilibc Garage ju bee
nntcH. a-A
(Scj25- 2G) eIc6duSe Snfpcftor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
llnO yricSc auf GrOen!
@on Nd 5. ..

SreOcnSpiolnen n0dt' ih oidten
Wlciuc Sorfc lit 6crcit;
gSoate mir oic gloht iid1 lidten,
Conn mars ccbtc 8eibnoftSSeitl
SSos oas Ser5 and bofit ur0 iiunt,
glod pcbt bolt cin iharfer S8in0;
MlcnidcnboB uo @}cuidentilde
9rcdcn mcincn Yiolm III Stiidc.
srob uodt' id bic Sarfe ihloeen
@is 5im hohftcn SSubelton
lluo nur idiIftcrn oorf mans ipogcn,
SScocr &lang eripedt nlr Sobu
gdhts oils dltBerIide 9rodt
llu6 cin 2drm 5lr Mittcrnadjt;
llno Scr 5ric0c iit nod ferne,
6crnc, mie oes SimlnelS Sternel
Reih ecihniiIdt 1T Sous liuo 9iittc,
2Seitbin orinat Ger aerdcn SHcin
lln0 oui je0em Shritt iuo Critic
9cutt man cS miiBt' @ei6nndt cin.
gl6cr idmcr licgtS nif Der 8ruIt
9oS lit feinc @cibnohtsIuIt
Morgcn ichon berocbt Die 6reuoc
Sannnt Dem idl0ucu GSeitgcIGute
srics I'M @roBen, arieg i'm aleincli,
Scilte isreuno uno morgel Scino
llno fcin uelies 2idlt iuiI ifcnen,
glls lpGr' ieOc @ruIt bcriteint.
$50 bIcibt fie, sic bcil'ge g1odt
Iic 0en 6rieoen ms ge6rnht2
%cute lit iie ihon oereangcn
lhlO tein 6rieoensitern ipia pronscn
&iclc Stird)cu uno aapcIlcn
SShmiidte mon 5n @ottes Gbr'
poIlt' man oic gtodt erbeIlen.
Ae Wlenidbeit gliidlid mar.
Ii tont scr @lodcn Slang
' 4ssIB ycr iSb5nr Teitgciong n
Wl0dt oic ean5c g8elt beriobnrll
NiS slni &imniel ipin CT tonen!
0od scr Gbor scr 2itoncicn
est Die 3pcitraht Oocb riHt ouf;
@ciicr nl0gcn iiC iit ihrcicn
God nirbts benlnt ocS 0oiics Snui,
@cnn iie anl altarc Itcbn,
I'm oen 6ricocn 5ii crilebn
GroiBen tobt bic 8olidbcit peiicr
llnO Der SSaB lit ibr @cgIeiter.
aGmit Oh bcnt' I'M 2idtgeiponoc.
Scl'gc idonc g8cibnahts6citl
Erag 6cn 6rub IN ole 2onoe,
Dad cin Gioc ic6cm Strcii
9u Der Orb un6 &immei idnf
Sore unlert @laeernf;
Sob sic Mlenihen Mlcnlhen ipCr0Gr,
Ionn iuiro 6ricOc ieir auf Groei
The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
MAY TURN BACK FEW
 MILLION ACRES TO WHITES

A tentative agreement between government officials and local citizens was reached through which the Pa pago Indian reservation may be re- duced over 100000 acres. The ac- tion, if taken, will open up a rich mining section to development now withheld because of government re- strictions, it is declared.
 Frank Thackery, who represents the Indians at the hearing, declined to make public the report of an ,inves- tigation for the department of the in- terior but it is understood here the report favors the reduction.
 The reservation which comprises 3,215,000 acres, is the home of 5000 Indians.
The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
Miner Burns to Death in Cabin

Coroner J. N. Cohenour and Under taker Van Marter were called to Mineral station Thursday to hold an inquest over the remains of Polonio Pantarolo, an Italian who was burned to death in his cabin at that place. Information gained showed that the dead man was not liquor drinker and it is supposed that in retiring he used miners candlestick for light, and fell to sleep without extinguish- ing it and that when the candle had burned down sufficiently it dropped to the floor, starting the fire.
 The flames evidently gained such a rapid headway that the fellow was unable to get out of the cabin. Just a small portion of his body remained, the balance being entirely consumed.
 The deceased is supposed to have a wife and three children in Italy. Undertaken Van Marter brought the remains to Kngman and they will be inferred. .--Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
Mad Dogs Plentiful at Yuma

The officers killed another cow in West Yuma which was suffering with rabies, the result of the bite of an infected dog. The animal belonged to Mexican, and was held at the same time the COW of Mrs. Sarah Stratton was killed Monday pending developments under the supervision Dr. Milo Moser, who became convinc- ed that the animal should be sacri- feed. No further developments in the mad dog scare materialized. The off, cers said that they did not apprehend any further trouble. They believe the damage was all from one dog probably the one that was killed in the dooryard of E. F. Sanguinetti.
 Later--M. T. Holden, special S. P. officer, killed a dog yesterday nere the S. P. yard office that undoubtedly had rabies, as it was frothing at the mouth and determined to bite every thing in it's path.--Yuma Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
LOCAL FOREST OFFICERS
 MAKE GOOD FIRE RECORD

In 1910 the average forest fire burned off 250 acres, in 1916, 2 acres. During the same period cost of sup pression has been cut in half and the area burned over reduced to one twentieth of what it was six years ago. This is the context of report just received by the District Forester here, summing up the fire record of the Coconino National Forest in Ari- zona. The other Forests of the south west are said to have made substan- tially similar progress.
 Just at present the various Forest Supervisors are awaiting with inter est the annual award of the blue rib bon for the best fire record for 1916. Over 610 fires were extinguished in Arizona and New Mexico during the past season, which was exceptionally dangerous. The ribbon, it is said, is being closely contested.
The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
Many Bootleprers in Bad

The next result of the big crusade against the bootleggers of Mohave county which was touched off last week by County Attorney Maroney and Judge Ellis, were about 50 bench warrants calling for the arrest of that many alleged violators of the state prohibition amendment.
 Of the fifty men against whom i'm formation had been filed, about 25 were apprehended, the remainder making their getaway before the officers could connect up with them. Of the men taken, all except about eight gave the required bail of four hundred dollars and kept themselves out of jail.-Kingman Mineral Wealth