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Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
Old Qominion Ca.

The Old Dominion Co. reports the following income statement for the year 1915: Dividends received on stocks owned s1.404,499; interest re- ceived $797; Boston expenses and taxes $15,S99; net income for the year s1.3S9,Ss7; dividends paid s1.466. .765, thereby reducing surplus of s433,O65 a year ago to s355.696 on Dec. 31. 1915
 Balance sheet shows assets of 155,- "53 shares of Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling, 23,OOO shares Of United Globe Mining. securities purchased $101.4S0 and cash s21,934. Liabilities are s291 unpaid dividends.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
VISITING MOTHER

MT. and Mrs. Claude Calvin. from
 Boise, Idaho are visiting the form CTS parents at Gilbert. Also MT Clyde Calvin of Greeley, Col, is here wis iting.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
2 !cinlty are urged to attend.
 VISITING HOME

Mrs E. Wilbur and children are spending the past two weeks with
 her mother, on account of some in- terior improvements being made at
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
United Verde Extens;op

The United Verde advices state that the crOsscut being run on the 14O0-foot level waas 35 feet in ore which averaged better than 10 per cent copper. The showing is re-
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
Shattuck Arizona

The annual report of the Shattuck Arizona Copper Co. for 1915 shows a surplus of s267.664, after paying $S75,O0. or 2:50 a share in dividends. General Manager Shattuck in his re- view of the year says: "The ore in the Southwest claim is the most i'm rortant find of the year, having ex- posed continuous ore lense more than 400 feet in length, with an aver age width of F feet, assaying better than per cent copper. This new ore body should produce as much copper as was shipped during the past year.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
BOX SOCIAL SIIccESs

The box social given by the Gilbert ball team Friday night was a success i1 every respect. A program was ren- dered by the school. All report a splendid time.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
BUYS DAIRY HERD

Mir. Vii! Allen and mother pur- chased thirty-five head of fine dairy COWS from Will Griffith, this week.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
tnspiration

The mill of the Inspiration Consoli- oated Copper Co.,, at Miami, Ariz is a notable exception in that only the Notation process is used This com- pany has over 1O0,00O.OO0 tons of 2 per cent copper ore in it's mine. mak- ing it one of the leading copper prop critics in the country. The treatment of the ore is quite simple. It is first crushed to small size then ground to the required fineness and then sent to the floation machines, which give concentrate" containing nearly all the valuable mineral in the ore, and a waste product, or "tailing," that is thrown away The concentrate is smelted and the copper content re- covered in the metallic state.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
LADIES AID MEETING

The ladies aid will meet with Mrs. N. l.. Hurst next Wednesday after noon.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
T Gngsten

A 60 per cent product of this ore is now selling at S2,7O0 per ton. The metal of course is used largely in tool steel and in addition there comes into mind the millions of tungsten electric lights. The fact is that the 15O,O0O.- 0C0 lights manufactured in 1915 con- semed- about 41H tons of standard tungsten.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

clued luncheon, reunions of College Ciups and an all-day boat excursion at the close of the convention.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

uno gefaunten Der aonteItdnten,
@enn oieie i'm aouteite mitbeIfen
un0 oaS meroen iie, 1penrl bic
ao%nteltanten ite in Der rihtigen
@eiie Darllm eriufeH oann lit
Elm rai6es 8ornnfonlmen fir ben
6etreffen6en aontetaaten geibert,
W2it @enugtung f0nnsn mir
rneloeit 0ab eiuige &onteitanten IN
Der t0,000saloiie unieren @inf be.
folot bober unO fleiBig an Die glr.
belt gegongen iinO. Mebrere oauon
firo beute an cine b6bere Steae ge.
riidt, 6arunter SEER o. s. 8elhor.
ner aus SaleoIter County, Der gIei6
ar bic Spite geridt lit. 0ieies be-
tpeiIt, pie Ieidt es lit, D~oraus8il.
fonimert melln Die Gntidloiienbeit
oo8u 90 tit. 6erner lit es elm ge.
fpeis, OoB Die Arbeit Der &onteItan.
ten ni9t 10 i9lpierig 1T, als mnnde
Ocnfen. IS lit ia altd nidt 5l per-
tDi1noern berlrl Die oEaglide omaha
8ribiine4 lit ia 0a8 beliebteIte 0eut-
i6e @Idtt uno oaS ein8ige oeuti4e
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game 0eut(C6e StaOt
eigene WunOdr5te
Nmr amerifaner far MiIitGr. nnO
3ibilprayis; biz idmeren Anf'
gaben Der Siueiten amer.
sler5te.G ypebitiOH.

Cine Der gegleiterideinitngen oes
europdil6en arieges, bic &nappbett
an aer5ten, nidt ntr in ben wtilitdrs
lnadretten, lonoern aud in Der 3ipil-
praris, trir6 grea Dur1 Die 8uitdrloe
in DeutidsgDlai i%lritrtert, elmer
Staot bon $4,000 Seelen, Die Sur
8eit feinen ein0ieen eigenen 8urts.
orat bat. Entertainer, Die Dor tura
sert NIT elmer 1rotliGen SiLfserpe-
oittou nod 9ertl6lnno gei6idt ipur.
ben, niiiien Die gauge Gbirurgie fitr
bic Deioen Militdrla5arette iorple fitr
Die 8ibilbeD0Iferuls Der Staot Der.
Iebeit.
nMir iin0 iett ieit iingef6br 5tpei
@ofen in 9euti9.G glm un0 bnben
ms IN oieier iur5e1 3eit i9on tef)t
gut eingelebt," i6reibt or. 5reOeric
aammerer, Der 2eiter Der 5fpeiten
Silfserpe0ition, 0ie Dos Imerifmli-
i6e AerOteseTpeottions.a onlttee mad
Ga4tldIano gei1ift bat. eGeutih.
gplau lit cine @nrniionstaot in
Der Ii@ Snfaaterie. ~Grtiaerie, aUrai-
Iiere uno cine @ai6inengeipebrabtei
lung befinoen. Sic GinDobngr5obl
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Geutoaia- eOge NO. ID
o. DO. s. ltetS UOrdn!
Die snmmliiHs Der SermanuS
SS9ns IN Qebrasfd Sin madjt
efrsnlide GOrtidritte.
g}pbrnsta Gitp, rs. Nebrnar.

gltVlu2Ld Gi%U ~. UIVlbub.
Ole nelte Sofmhlitug Der Eeutos
mia QoOe Or. Is mad)t lett red)t
freuOige Scrti6ritte, unO ipiiroe Die
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes por5igliden
glbidabuNes-. &omitees i6on ldnglt
erreidt babeu, tperu tpie ben bier @c.
nonnten dilt @noeren Der 8eitrae
BON 81 su nieorig i6einen tuiiroe.
8rnOa Gron5 8immer, pel6er
olIf elmer gieb -9fnn9 In Stole Riper,
1870, urbeitet, ididte $1,000; Ism.
Goaner, Sarge, 9tlay $1,000; Or.
MrmnnO Easier CAB ieineu 5pei.
m6hpntltGen MrbeitsIobn, $500,
.Gur1 @erru Banter 8eIIer pom
9nnbar, @ebr., tDur0en unS auiebn'
Iid)e gGHfanpeiipnoen 6ugeianbt.
We6Gte uur bier aud 6as gdft- Ntit.
gIie0 Serra SSobn Biebui9, Berlin,
Rebr., nit $500 erw1buen, mas
cen Scrren Dom Gountps gerbnno,
ionic AUDI oielen %uuIerer Witglieoer
8llr 0~1adobmung %ampf6blen iperben
fontl. SER Otto Sieuters, Der rib.
riae Setretdr 0es 9itrgerBereins
bon Gunbar, Nebr., tpar NIT SiIfe
ron 9en 8iIfen mo pielen onoeretl
int Der Gage, cine 9aufonneiiung
pon 1926 nebit Cite fiirs @oIoene
Bud an Sr1u 3Bgeie Eobler a65u-
liefern, uu0 clue anmeiiung iiber
Sti.00, peIde brett fir &einrid
sSabs, s, Gums, 8ittmln0, 5anno.
Ger, Geutidlono, beltimmt iino, TO-
ME cine 8anfanpeiiune ii6ar $780,
90 fhr aaIer 9ommel s&pmitee, ipel-
DIE i'd inherent Sdnsmeiiter 9. 8,
9ruamam ~iiberpeiien babe. Die
9eamen ser freun0liGen @eber, Ole
nod 8eigen, DAB iie in aanf6arer
2iebe Bet uIten 6eiunt ge0enfen,
merOen 1T Babe in Der o0mabo
gribaue" o%er6ffentlift iper0eu.
GieinigeJt, neIfe ben 5lgeidlid'
ten Brief 10 gdll3Iid ignorieren,
m0dte i'd ber6lid bitten ssaBt Die
@istruite bon Gilram @er5eu idmcl.
sen; laBt ms 3eigau, BOB mir ma6re
Dentide ftno, tpe,,n mir nlh nifi
init aibenoen &offen nnIerer
2anOsIeuten belfen fonney. Seood
init GeIOmittefrs0unen mir 70 miart
dies 9eio ienieits Oes groBen Sci
DIES linOeru, MO in eilem fleiner
@Gltsdcn 10 monde Dlutter auf ID.
rcn Coin, nlatde Sdwelter oil
thren SrllOer o0er 8rGutigam mar.
tet, o0er sic 9fltter nit ibren fGei
nen aiaOern bllttgc 3rGnen meiu
nn0 Hires uielfcidt ME Wienerfebrelt
ben @atten gorrt. Die 6aun ibrel
ainbern IN o%onf6arer 2iebc bon Der
INT amerifa mo6nenDen 0eutiden or
8alIt, Delfe b~eitrQgen, Die Not rlad
6eiten agaiten 8t finoerr.
@n1. @ebert.
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Berd6mt gemOrOener
9utf6mieO geltor6en!
eief i'm gnrenfrifg fir Gnslanb
beid)lasenen &fersen mieOer bic
5nfeiien abiieBmen.

Berlin, 20. 6cbr, lib. 2ou0on. -
0an5iger s3eitlrlgen mel0en oaS g(b-
leben bon 8lltoo aobls, Der auf Der
IanOpirtidaftIi9en Sdule au Bari
en6urg ais 2ebrer FIR @ufbei1lag
fungierte. 8ur. 3eit bes 8urenfrie-
ges mar er gigentiimer elmer gro-
Fen S6mieoe in @rduoeu5, 8eit-
preuBen. Gties Soges braf)te ein
8~feroe6an0ler ii6er 100 in AuBlano
gefauite gieroe iiber bic @ren5e
nno madte nit aobIs einen ao1t-
trait fir Oeren @uf6eidlag, Sic
Mrbeit mar beinobe Dolenoet, ais
aoblS erf1tbr, nnB Die &fer0e fir
England angefailft tuaren rnO rah
airifa 9eidift ner6en %iolten. Inn
gegen Die 8liren permen0et at tper4
ben. u'runter nit ben Sufeiiehl r
rief aobls NIT laHter Stinme, mir
limb 6reun6e Der 8urenl" Grob Der
Geitigen 9roteie OeS 8ferOe9dnOIers
pur6e ieip 8efe6l BON ben 5dmie.
begcleaen 'oltsgefilbrt.
8ieie @piiooe pifrOe ii6eraIl be-
fannt, uno aobls erbielt aus alien
@eItteiIen ipegen ieines 8erbaltens
anerfennungsihreibeft. Ger 8ihter
9aill Slider perberrlidte Die 3nt
6es uaderen Wannes orrd eine
gaua0e. sis General 9e &et nnf)
Dem arieg nod 9eiiti6lalO FAM,
lu9te CT Meiiter ssoblS olIf Oeran-
(aBte i'm, nit linn na6 Berlin ga
~reileh, no geibe bon Der init ben
gurcn igmpot6iiierenoet ,gepoIfe-
rung teaeiitert begriiBt1 duur0en.
Cllniere 9iegierura ioltc iid on Der
wadereit 9ot aobl's Elm 9eiipiel
nebmenD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
q. 8. Sei@ormer aus

Ole &onteItanten tperoen jebt ges
tuabr, bob es IN ibrem Srtereiie lit,
Die iesige 8eit Der 0oppelfimmeu
na1 pollen 4r1ften ais5unlisen.
GiHige fino oesbalb idon gang ener.
Gid an Die arbeit gegangen nno
ba6en eiuen 8oriprung errei6t. An.
Oere iGreiben ms, OaB tie i6re gor-
nrbeiten erleoigt baben uno iiG
e6enfaas tii6ttg ms @eihirr legen
tperOen, iim uns in einigen Sagen
nit groBen 8eiteaungen at iiber.
raiden. Ga Die Belt Der 9oppel-
Itimmen bis gum 20. 9tdr5 oauert,
lit es nber nuh beute- nod intrler
nift 5u Ip1t, um Dem Ronteit bci5u.
treten. &onteltanten, Die ii9 in Der
n1diten Belt nod mfnelOen, baben
nod Oie glei1e @eptnndonce, fods
tie iofort uno griirOli9 an Die slrbeit
geben.
@ir modem ipieoerutn n1f Die
gaotperpigfeit Ser Grganiiierung
Ser S~ilf8truppen %aufmerfiam, be-
lte6eilo aug 8eriuanoten, 6reunoel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
}rauen gifts Oerein!

@lorgen, 0tittpof, finOet in
,0tuft 0eim, II. un0 GaB Str, Die
monqtlide 8eriammliiug oes 8rau'
en.Silfsuereiu5 itatt, poau mir oaG
oeutiden nno acknowledgement
id)en 6rolen ber5lid einIaoen. ge-
ionoers ben legteren modtet mir e
ans Sers Iegen, aa6lrei4 gu eri6ei-
men.
@ie i9on fril6er ange6eigt, fonmi
bieslnal ell beidnoars glItes Bro-
gramm Blr 4uifiibrltllg, nno 5ipat
Don Den 6rallen Sal. Geter, Crit
3feeie 9arl 8leiu uub sri. 9orc
9rei6us, 0enen 0a8 Smdba Bubltt
fun idou magtde genuBreide Stun,
oeDeromtt.
Grou Gap airdboff bon 8lain.
uiem i1uOte mieoer einige pradtpoat
SanOarbeiten, pelde ltets iebrpreiS.
inert berfauft merDe1t. 8ir baber
Idon felt g2onaten feiuen %oFfentli'
den guiruf erloIier, boffen oober.
0oB Oiesmal uniere @irlp0ung @e.
nor iit6et un0 Der 3itIpruh 10 5obl.
reid wiro, ais es Die CUTE 5ade
Der mir 6ienen. beroient. 9ie gfoi
lit grub, barum iolte lid ieoe Oeut.
ide 6ra benz glten mo eOlen @eri
onidlieBen. Dos aomitee.
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Standardization bes sanOWcbr.
6rauen.@ ercins.

am Gonnerstng obenb, oen 2.
MGra bcronitoltet DER 2anope9r-
6rauepgerein iut aeaergei6oB Der
ct. 9laria Ntago1lena Stride, 10.
unO 0obge Ctr, gum 8eien Der
oeutiAen @itmen uno @uiien cine
aorteueeleaihaft. Sur 9erteilitng
eeIongen s Serreu. nnO e6eniobiele
Gauenpretie, Die non ben 5raiten
eeIiite iiuo. 90 Der 8med elm 10
eoIer it, lift 5n criporteu. BOB itd)
Die 8rannoe uno 5rennNiuieu oes
ebIen Gortenipiels 5oblreidl etnfin'
ben DerOeu, DEFENDERS oa Oen beiten
SpiIprn ib6ne &reife pbrten. Ser
Gintritspreis it altf Doc pro Ser,
Jon fdtgelesf. auiang bupft s llbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29
Gouteitanten, niiben sic Sie
3eit Ser 9oppelit immeit aus!
Ser &anapt tut Oas feline 6orD 3(utoutobil miro jebt tag,
lid D~eftiser; etMtSe GcMtefanten rafen poran!
6. &. Sei6orner aus &aneaier GomatD beMte an Der Gpibc

GagebIatt i'm gselten. Sic s&og-
lide Snlaba Eribiine@ bringt bic
superldIiigIten &riegsnahridten urD
Bic 0afriften ans Dem Gtaate mo
Den Nadbarltoaten ebenIo idnell uto
oftnols idneler ais engliide Gage
bldtter uno li@ert ben 2elern cine
Siiac 0es intereiiantelten lnlo beleb-
re1l0lten 2eleltoffes. Sin ioldes
.g[att fin0et wiaige a6uebmer, 6il,
NAL es nod fortludbreno perbeliert
tutr0.
Die aonte1tanten fol[teu ms cine
qroBe an3obl 8robeuamen ein-
ienSen, 0enen mir Die pSdglide
Smabd Sribilne~ oitf @robe toitell.
frei auIenoen tperoen. Sa6en Oieie
2erte erit NAL uniere 3eitultg fen-
men gelernt, 10 tperoen iie iid nift
mebr BON i9r trenlieti tuolen un0
Sem ao~nteitnnten gerne cine Sabrcs-
Announcement geben, mas i'm cine
droBe Stinmeu5abf iidert. @tan
probiere Oie Sade einnaL, un6 man
miro li6 iibet ben grfolg freilen.
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betrdgt iineefdbr 10000 Seelen. I'm.
lefe 0ienitleiItungen eritredcn it9
nidt nusi9liebli@ nuf @erpunoete,
ionoern mir Ieiiteu aud dirirgiiNe
&ilfe in alien Sdqen, bic fi6 beim
Wlilitdr ereiguetL tutb aud In Der 81.
b%ilpraris mfr0 an it1s dppellert. .Da
Die beioen 0eutihen Goqegen bic
StaDt 0ieler Gage berlaIlen miilien,
unb tein dRperer geiduIter Gbirurge
pter HI, 10 lDeroen mir natiirLtG germ
icl6en Hufen Solge Ieiiten.
ligiqre SGtigfeit unfaBt atuei 60.
5orcfte) nGmliA oos bieiiee @nrniicn.
la5drett NIT unsefdbr biinoert, itlO
Die gum 2n5arett umgeItoltete Staot'
IduIe nit u%rtgefdbr Sipeibunoert Bet.
ten. 9ottor Snuer, 9ottor 9aifal
mo OF. @orbnm bebanoeln Die Ser
mun0eteit ltno &ranfen In Der Shu.
Re. SIN @arniionsIndarett, Oos &c.
ra6e eeeeniiber Der Stootidule Itegt,
babe i'd einen iebr tiidtieen jungen
oenti6en aiiiitettetL Der bel oen0pe
rationen bilit urlo BITE 51le berbin-
oct. au9 Or. Galier lit teilueiie
I'M acknowledgement t6tig. nniere
le1s Sdtpelterfl babe i1 in 5pei
@ruppen geteilt, itro bieielben itnn
bon morgenS friib bis obeno ipdt IN
ben beiben 4nItolten beidGftist.
Mls oIleoem fonnen Sic erieben,
DoB gettu1 al titn lit un0 mir iebeu
elmer b6nfenslperten Eatiefeit ert.
eegen."
Nus ben. Mitteilltngen Or. Sam.
merer's gebt ipieoerum beroor, nit
oringeno ~notDenoig bic gntienoitle
amerifanii6er Aerote Grpeoitioner
na1 Der alien @einat lit, Inn biz
0us amerifanti9e aer5te.g gpeoi
ttiong. &omitee erIt tiir5lid tpieocr Dor
! offiaieIler 5eite in 9euti9lano CT,
llid]t tDor0erl ut. VS. gilt tlldJt mir.
pettere aerate birtiiberaui6ider, ion
bern aud Die biSber mad 9eutf6
LAMB %eeianOten oret @rpe0ittonen BIZ
gum @n0e oeS Grieges 5u unterAal.
ten. Ga aer5ten mo Bfleeerinner
@e6Glter be3nblt uno Die &oipital,
ausriiitlllgen regeludBig ertleuer.
un0 berboaIt6noigt meroen mliien
10 iinO Sic erforoerliden Mittel mid.
unbe0erteno. 9as aomitee bite
briugeno lin meitere 8eitr1R, BIZ
man an ben SAoBmeilter, Ben tribe
rem aoitgreB abeeoroneten Sermar
q. Diet, SO. 122 9uoion Ctr, Seen
gOrf Gitb. ober an Die beutlden Bel
tungen oes 2annes ooer an Die II
pielen Srten beltebenoen llnter.ao
mitees Ienoen tpoqe. Dos 9omiteI
berpen0et ale Spenoen ausidlieB
lid fir Die grpeoitionen. IS ia
feiten eir3ieen be5oblten &eatntei
o0er angeItelten.
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seradiiaRqt bel eintGufen Die IN Orn 3etuua ~ansasn0en unO
Hodt fc oataui afmerfamI
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Ndlfnnn. NentTdel

aummt SIT 5, s. 6. Iampbr fir
beiten 9im6urger SAFE, ser6u1erten
Gatfid, Saieupfeffer. Bier unO
Stnops bobeu mir aid 81 Der.
faaien. 207 iiiOIihc 10. StroBe.
,Cuabn, 9eb
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sic Ramen Der a~ontsaanten nn1- t9e stImmensagI fno nie i0gI:

GcrSinanS etelser, surmer 81, g. DAT 10000
5tto Gei6le, @iilam So, Ser. ...... 10000
&. 3. SdrOeOer, Start 81, ". DAT. 10000
+. <. g~mntemeAer, S6aser So. 10000
sSphanncs 0seDer, Mereer 81, q, DAT 10000
81. adpfein, aiacOlu So, @ai6. 81. 10000
areS 9rems, Si6algo So, Ser. 10000
Diff emma 2neSfe, SAILS So, Ser. 10000
.0enrh Mener, Sbnrftou Gu. ....... 10000
garf Mia. Galiuc So. 10000
Sins. gera, Spbnlua So. 10000
hid Wlener, G6aIe So. 10000
s. Sttu, 5r., grapfprS Gp, ga. 10000
SacO6 8ierfad, @ariOn Gu, Greg 10000
&. Gdroeber, Snrner So, 9. DAT. 10000
.Oenrne gnllaf, 0oualas 81. 10000
0eurD 9tins, gOnlper Co., gplO 10000
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q. s.. gcffprner, 2oneaaer So $4,000
,9gm. Wener, 9latte Gp. $4,000
Sacu6 9ics. Sartun gp., GanI 49,. $4,000
Mmanbns aamps, Glag Gu......... $4,000
Oep. Serser, Rolf Gu., Sa......... 10000
9aul 9enner, Waae So, .25,000a
glna. @enbt, Seiuar6 Gu. $4,000
SIR. 0ittutattu, Sirun So. 10000
Garl @la0e, Douglas GD ....~... 10000
fSrauf Gapelfa, SnstOla gOy Wiid 10000
9OpS Sloter, ginnebaso GOr So. 10000
9etlef Saco6fen, SSa Gpq Sa.......,. 10000
,Seurp Waafe, Cfpe Gp. -. 1900. 10000
Seiarid Sorgens, Sripp Gu. Gu. DAT. 10000
1reO 81. gSenSt, Mari6al ST., Saul 10000
S06a 6ofu,, @arrem So, Sa......... 10000
u. gpIferts, 8iRne6asO Gpy SOMA. 10000
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gdtnna, Sentide!

aOmfnt 40 s. s. 6. EnmObr fin
beEten 2imbureer Safe, eerdlderten
@1tfiidL &aieupfeffrr. Bier urIo
G1naps bnben mir nitd 6u Der.
%foufel. BOT iiioIide 10. Strabe,
Sntnbn, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

abonnirt oiif Die sdalihe Eri5ire
$500 bns Sabr ourd bic polt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
FoIllnu a Eaklr.

A story used to be told at Cairo OF
Sir Richard Owen during one OF his
soJourns In Egypt. The great natural.
list was seated In the shade on the We.
randa at sheppeard's hotel when the
Inevitable snake charmer came TO him
and produced from his bag lively
specimen of the horned asp-the dead
ly cerastes. The professor gazed and
nothing daunted, stopped and plucked
the horns from the head of the reptile
wriggllng ut his feet, remarkIng to o
bystander that the man would prob
ably think twice before trying 10 palm
OF upon any one else harmless snake
as cerastes by the aid of II couple Of
fish bones. With anybody else the
charmer would probably have succeed
cd. He had tried It on the wrong man
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER


Good camping grounds should be the
special property OF sportsmen and low
ers OF the woods, and 1t Is pity that
they should 80 often be desecrated by
the unappreciative. This Is the season
when the forest floor will be strewn
with tin cans and cracker boxes, when
the clean woods Will be marred with
all sorts of ugly rubbish, and when
the pleasure OF late campers will be
half destroyed by the vandalism of
their predecessors. Great tracts Of for
est will be blackened by flames set
from little campnres. The growth of
young timber will be checked. And
all the trouble could be banished II
only people would observe the few
simple rules Of the woodsl The forest
Is the last refuge of solitude amid
beauty; therefore do not make its Sc
cluded glades into vulgar picnic
grounds, Noblesse oblige there as else
where, and though the after conner
may not know you he viii know what
sort of person you are by the condi-
ton of the camping grounds you leave.
Countryside Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
The Number Nine.

There were nine earths, according to
medieval cosmogony, nine heavens,
nine rivers OF hell and nine orders Of
angels The number being perfection
since 1t represented divinity was Of.
ten used to signify great quantity,
rs In the phrases, "A nine days won
der" "A cat has nine lives" and mine
tailOrs make a man." In Scotland q
distempered COW was cured by wash.
ing her In nine surfs. TO see nine
magpies was considered extremely
lucky. Nine knots made In black
wooden thread served as charm IN
the case OF spraln. II was also be
lieved and IL still by some that II Il
servant girl finds nine green peas In
one pod and lays them on the window
sill the first man that enters will be
her beau. Nine grains Of wheat laid
on four leaved clover enable one,
1t ia said, TO see the fairies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
The Gold Dust Was There.

North America has counted as gold
producing continent only since the late
forties. But It might well have done
80 for about 200 years. According to
the London Chronicle, in the voyage
round the world which began in 1710
the privateer Captain Shelvocke found
In certain California valleys "a rich
black mold which. as you turn It fresh
up to the sun, appears as II intermin-
gled with gold dust Though we were
little preJudiced," he adds, against
the thought that 1t could be possible
that this metal should be 30 promiscu.
ously and universally mingled with
common earth, yet we endeavored to
cleanse and wash the earth from some
Of 1t, and the more we did the more It
appeared like gold. In order to be fur
Their satisfied brought away some of
It, which we lost In our confusion IN
China"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08

Altar Of roses, by common consent,
ranks ut the head Of the list of per.
fumes. Other preparations from roses
too, hold a high place and have long
been esteemed, ROsewater ~ historic
When Saladln entered Jerusalem IN
the twelfth century he had the walls
Of the mosque Of Omar washed with
It. But altar of oil Of roses IL by far
the most precious and the most priced
of all. An eastern prince will present
to an honored guest rich Jewels. rubies
and diamonds aud then add as the
rarest of all. crystal bottle filed with
this essence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
NOTICE.
Office Board County Commissioners,
Rockville Md Ian 07 fQfA

Office Board County Commissioners.
Rockville. Nd. Jan. 81, 1914.
In conformity with provisions Of the Acts
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
Chapter III of Article rs, notice is hereby
given that taxes on dogs in MONTGOMERY
county are now due and must be paid on
or before April /. 1914.
This Act requires that the owners of all
male dogs born before January list in each
year shall pay an annual tax Of 81,
and owners Of each female dog shall pay
an annual tax Of 81, otherwise the con-
stables are authorized to kill all dogs on
which said taxes are not paid, and any
person in any way hindering any consta
BILE in the performance of his duty shall
be fined an amount not TO exceed 500
nor less than $40 and costs upon conyic
ton and shall stand committed to the
county jail until the fine and costs are
paid.
By order of the Board:
RICHARD T. WHITE, JR., President.
BERRY f. CLARK, Clerk.
ian Soft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08

zone wife too many" exclaimed Mrs
Wederly NJ she glanced at the head
lines Of her husbands paper. Il sup
pose that Is an account OF the doings
OF some blgnmist"
mot necessarily, my dear" replied
her husband without daring TO look
up.-Buffalo Courier.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-08
NOTICE.
Office Board County Commissioners.

Office Board County Commissioners,
Rockville. Md, Sept. 8, 1915.
Ordered this day by the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Montgomery county that
the road. known as the Dawsonville- Pooles-
vile road, leading from Jacksonville to
Poolesville be closed TO public travel until
further notice. The object Of closing this
road Is to reconstruct same, and all per-
sons are hereby warned that they travel
said road at their own risk.
JOHN X. LEWIS. President.
BERRY z. CLARK, Clerk
sep 15-td