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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

Der gei9aFtigteit. g1ebr ols ie bat
nun ibr gutter 8trgsr Re9t, Der bon
Der sGannsbtere" (eiW auf ben 6at
fen 3~uiubrsnos @trnBs Marieiles)
lngte, Is lei bic grOBte StraBt Dc,
Melt, 6a Ite big in ben Orient fibre.
Sn marieiae Faut Iit bteIer 3ug
bon Sauienosn iungen Wtdnnern aus
hem Ror0en, ebe En- meiter3iebt. leiuer
fernen, bunfIeu 8eitimmunB entses
aen. Die StoOt quilt iiber Don eng
Ianosrn. Sn Der p~srgangenen lebien
Gttoberpo6e iDlen i9rer 10000
buragetommsn iein. asgimenier ii6sr
aegimntsr mari9iereu bonn ausla@
~0ebabubof in Die sagesquartiere, in
ben .qraoo" pber rMa3argHes@.
Bah lpeicn 0ieIs probiiorif4eu aas
fernsn dber bic aoIonnen iuieoet aus
un0 bic 3rdnsporiidifie trasen tie
an unbetannte aiiften.
SD bate biefe 9ruppen nod bor
orei Mpnaten in ibrem 9siNdtIaro
aeIe6en uno mar nun bod iberrafht.
lie pIGbli9 nieoer hier a~n3utreffen
inter 6ieIem bonn Serbffs tatlm ses
tribten 5ap9ir9immek bes SuoeRs.
Wlitten i'm lGrmenoen @eiarsi Der
Gtraben MlarIei[ss pirten lire bas
Qftoftsr itnmpfeuOsrt, unabIe6barsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

- teine auttport. Jernfpre6er n,o
telegraph paren absef9nitten. aut
bieie @eiie srfubr Monoitir, oab Der
6eino Rid, bic 3peite 2o~noe8baupts
5tobt, in ieine @epall 9ebru6t bate
69pn ItanO Die 5taot onmals I'm
53ei9en oes S9redeus. Ssitbem Ots
&rieesertIdrunq 8ulgdriens betann
aepprben mar, rate Die @nglt ipls
cine Rront6eit burb MOnoitir. Si'
2Goen ipurben bis auf nsnige g..
f6loFen; Die quspanoerlng beaunn.
mDnaHir, in 5rieoens3eiten cine
Stabt bon 10000 G~inpobnsrn, Sdblt
ibrer beute faum mebr ole 6iIfte.
@osu audi Die 2doen often baltfug
gBte Tam Ser aaufmdnn SanoeI
lreiben, penn Der 8srt oes ierbifGsn
geIbes geraoe5a rriBenb fdut2 Der
@iHn, Der ben Rennipert BON etlgal
5tdnten Fat, gilt in Mrnaifir bru,s
nut nod efneh buIbsHl Die Qnsii
purbe our bSnigeH pduit, aIs in
elmer Ndnt almmrufe in ben Girus
zen Ser Gtabt erldolleu. Sn 0ss Sc
genO BON qriIep fab mon Ssueri9ein
unb 0eutli9 Orolnte 0urd bic St.1s
Der Stabt oas 3pnletn bon alap,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
gbaratterifit oeS Observation-Disclosures
Ser itaItenii6en armee.

Der ttaltsH1l6eH 4rflee.
Der gaame bes Monnss. Der bic
ttalienif@en ariegsbanblungen an Ger
qansen alpenfrput lettet unO dig Der
fibren0e @eiIt Der gefamten militia
ridden 8eteiligung unb Rtatbe4
teiligunq = an Dem &rieg beg 9lsfs
berban0es aeaen Die Mittelmdfte ans
oefe6en peroeu muB, lit einem grOs
ben Sell Der peuti6en 3eitungslefer
fat nur in fomiI4er 8eleu4tung be-
FAINT /~aemoroer. General Gabolna
bat Iid ben Spot Der oeutIGen rnb
6Ferrei6ifaen 8iBbIatter uno mons
det Sages3eitungen tells bur4 bic
bis6erige GrFolgloIigteit ieiner lett
feds Monaten gegen bic OIterreiai=
Ihen Steaungen porgetriebeRen ans
qrifEe, tells Our6 Die in ieinen 8es
ridten oIlsu bdufis pieoertebrenOsr
Observation-Disclosures 8ugs8ogen.
Sn 8irtli9teit lift bieier oberite
Better Der ltaliepiIaeu a~riessunters
ne6mungen natiirIid cine burfdus
ernI su ne6menbe psri6nitdteit up0,
penn er aud. bisber teine iiegreiden
6elo3iiee ouf ieinem 9ut6dben Ftebel
bat, bod elmer Der tunbislten unD
tiidtigIten 0ffi3iere Staliens. Die
geringen GrfoIge feiuer angriffe auI
bic 0iterrei6if9c Sront ertldren iiG
ne6en Der 3Gbigteit un0 Supferteit
Der @erteibiger bur9 bos fir Bic
Sta[iener unssmsin u~n9iiniti9e Sc
tdube unb treFfli9 borbereitete 9es
feitigung bur6 bic SeIterrei9er. mp
aud oas tdpFerTte Seer unter Der
umIidtigiten 5ibrung eegen fait I'M.
iiberpinblide S9pterigteitsn drtreu=
nen muB. IS 1T begreifli6, bah Bic
Stdliener oas @ertrouen auf ibreu
@enerQIiiimus nod f~einespsgs pers
loren baben unb ii9 INNER nod Der
6offmng bingeben, er perbe Die
5iferrei6iIde Mcaer bur6bredsn
3aouis baiir lsgsn II. a, 5psi in
lult1r sri6isHsre Ghriftsn ob, Stg
BET 4arHtlims ismes asbens uut
|mfrlens 6spiomst ftnb. unb dug Sc
men bic fSmif6s Stibhnn sinias BE.
mertehsperte Mitteilunaep madt.
Die Merii6GBnng bts Mlannes e.
Hart iid gum Sell idon burd Fsint
Serlrndt. Der jest ettpo 60 Sabre
olie General guisi @ubprna 1T Mans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

bDn oben Biz unten. @ohl felt laagem
I9on baden lire uniformen ie0e err
tennb1re Gar6e perlorsn. uno 9adr
unD 8eii4t fnb gIanaIos pie tire
Gleioer. SIN iibrigen babsn iis fa
pobI ni6t gu beflngen. IS 1T feline
9eBenbe arbeit, SD iebe einen Der
0eutldeu auf einem Sod rubig i4las
fen, o6ne OaB iein @dbter i'm aug
benz SdlumHler iagt, 5infunO5pans
aig Spus 2asIobn.
Sn Garpine Tinb Die g~efunssnsr
%interniert. SGglia iebe i6 Sarrer,
in LANCER asi6s, bo9beIaoen NIT aes
bengmitteln fir garptne an meinem
5aus pOrbsi5ie5en. Man npllte oteie
@eTanaenen Bel Der qus6eTerung Der
GtraBen pertpenbtn, Die iid tnfolge
be8 4rbeitermongeIs in einem fpirts
lid elenben 3uItano beftnOeu. 0ie
RabTpuren fper0en INNER tieferi aber
Der Minter tommt i6or. uNb Die
9eutlden bleiben ieBt in @arpine.
Sn Der Staot trifTt man feierlihe
6inous. Die Stirn pom Surban ums
pidelt, ipo5ieren ie in pompOier
QQiire bura Die groBen Marenbdus
fer, blsiben ipit ain0er Iteben, I'm an
ben @eifep 81 rie4sn, upb usri4snz
fen ibr feurises 2ddeln inter Die
0ertdnferinnen oes gtnDons. Die fars
benfrobe, an Gerii9en rei9e Stubt
mag ibuen rsGt gut gefaaen. Sn Den
Srdmipans Einben tie gar plafdts In
ibrer eigenen Gprdde neben Den eng
liI6en unb fraRSOiifdeu 4ni9ldssu.
unb lire tleinen Sarren, tire
idnarabrounen Mnuleiel rsnner
bur6 bic 6traben, 1ls Iei bds INNER
10 gepeien. Sn 0ieier 9oppelpeIt.
no Iid bic Starrbeit 8%ritaunieus
uno bic geT9meioige &abenart oes
Orients bsgsgnen. 8eisen Die frau3Us
Ff4en SoIbaten Die Miene bes
Itean0li6su @irtes Der ieinsr @dz
fen na6fi6tis 3uiisbt. Man iitbt
iibriaens iebr piele arippel, oarunter
maH6e i6oR tpieber i'm 9iirgertIeiO.
rod melt mebr ols fruber NIben
bic Gtrabsn MlarIei[sg Elm uUsnts
pirfbares Gbaps. GUsIifde ambHs
ldnsen, SramndssJ pQn Iebr utelss
santsn sipaItpOmsn" gefii6rt. binOOs
ItaniiGe Barren, groue Stobsuutos
mobile ItoBeu NIT ben 5ubrpertsn
ser SeifenIisbereien uno GelFabriten
suIammsu; pOltommene 9Iuardis Der
.Strobe. 9isr Beibt e.: Sober fur f4,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

uurubigsnbsn weholten Ole, in
fdmubiess Msib eetleibet, aut Den
.letien Goblsn ibrsr Geinlpan0Idubs
bur4 bic tlebrieeH @dBden itriG.H,
in Der berbd6tigeu @rd5ie ibrer ees
Idmetbigsn 9iTisn.
Dos sngIiI9e Regiment, Mlann auf
Mann, pdiIiert iibsr ben 2~anoungss
Ttsg. Gs lit an 9orb. Die @lOds 3ur
abfabrt font, Bon Der aommdnoos
bride finst cine Gtimme, cine lpuns
berbdr jungs, beae Siimme ben jebem
engIii9en pbonogrnpben ieuren ges
frdin: .9obs In &bati bobs in blue.
.ino In bisIsm 4ugenblid, Der 0is
Solootsn bort in BAG 9unteI elmer
unerforIdlidm 3uIunTt loriIl6rt,
uimmt bic uDgebroi6sne MsIooIs ole
Stimme unertrdgli@ f9peren 6stms
ptbs an, 5riibsr CAB Is 4bi9ieoss
feiern. ober ieBt; @ott, man 1T Is 70
gstpDbnt.
ST. blieb Senu au9 CANA aasin,
mGbreno i6 Elm poar G9ritte meter
oeutfden @efunssHeu 5uIab. bic nit
benz 8efrnhtsn zines Munitionss
6ampfers bsi9dftigt paren. Der chr
fame giebs bonn .@ieur sport" Sc.
seugt ibnen, ideint mir, feline Tcbr
9sftige GeiHbldoFt, Sroboem FEB
nan bic 0sutI6en in Der erTten 3eil
in MOn6ndaten arbeifen, als Sc.
iorgnis, man peroe iie linden. SoI.
oaten bonn SORT Sntnt Nicolas tel
len Die gspa4unG. Die gefangensu
tun lire arbeit hpIb miirrif6, 6aIt
reiigniert. Sic iinD arbsitsTamusig,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

9fsiben, i9re Gtimmep NIT benz slpi-
gen Sin9Iong beg D3ipperutD" auf
huge un0 DIR als Mibtldng. Man
lat bic aeute etfpas bur9einaHoerge.
lpiirfeIt; absr i9 ertenne lie bob ale
ipieoer. Dieie oa gsbDreu CUR &itdes
nersgrmes; ibren blibenosn Q9ieis
l6niiren, oen nod neuen 6altal ibrer
ltnifprmen iiebt man an, baB Iie gang
friid aus irgenb elmer englii9en aas
Ierne tDmmen. aus GheIien, @bttehaq
p0er &enTngtpn. Die pier Iinb gGiz
fer s5ii1iIiere4, r@oroons4, banu Elm
Srupp trldnbii9er @renaoiers. Qber
oieIe &erle ba in ibrem 3ertniiaten
&bati, bic I9idt ga 8aiee ooet Oh
benhb. 0erbrunnte, bdrttge @eit9ter.
Mit grauiamen, 5tarren augen mar
idieren tie neuen Qbsnteuern entges
.geu. SD I8IeuOere iAnen ita4 gum
Snfen. Dos Regiment iol iiA in
einer Gtuuos etnidiffen. 6le6erRoe
8emegang in Den geipaltigen Sais
fms.
Die Mietpreiis i'm 5afen errei4tn
iebt u~ngeabnte 96bea. SIR einen
ormIeltgen, tleinen aobIenbumpIer
saSlt nan $50 5ranten Die Stunoe.
Sin lebsnoiger 8aIb fdpqntenOer
Raen, Mafte. &umine. SobfiidstJ
pimmeInoer @ifer, bon Der @nge oss
9ofenbedens eeiteigert. Nan ipurt
Sen atem elmer l~ner96rteR 4nItrsns
ouna, Der onfT6nelIsnbsn @nergie,
Decentralization Milsns, bort i'm Oiten
non sure6t 8h tOmmen, I'm jeoen
9reis sursdt gu fommen
Cine beItiir3enoe 6eHiteauns: Gs
ai6t feline Ribtstuer mebr IN Mlors
Ietas. aus oieier nit gummletn
bodqeIegnetsu 5taOt, nieIem Goen
6es fr06ti9en SdIenOriars uno tros
bslnben Jornisnts Fno Die MaBigs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

@olt fir ale; iroB Der bsfligtu ges
Itiiulationen oes IdnnrrbGrtigsn gos
li3iIien, Der NIT benz @efu9iel Ieines
psiben Gia6ss ben aonoouer gplicss
man imitiert, absr obne ben geriRes
fen Griolg. Gr bietst ben groteStsn
unO f6mefSli6tn @rbIid zines ga.
l9snipielers benz bic 3rids ni9t &c.
linaen molten.
Der arieg bat Mari,iae nidts pon
ieinem tDFli9eh @eli6t tinbIider
6armloFgteit gtnommen, Sa, man
er5G9lt f9 iogar, baB Die GuslSnOer.
bic bort In @arniIou Fe6sn, BON
R6bt6mus Der Gtaot ergriffen rper'
ben unb in 10 stiuas tpie lsiie asbsn'
1iqieit aerdien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
arieesIdattelreilu,

qm nfIerbsIten. gelt, Srall.
@efop i8 Dir in 6eIogrou2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

men. GO iparsn alio Die 9algdren
Idon ndher ais man glaubte; 10 lrnr
rem iie. i'm Worridsn! Dos mar BE
furdtbarhe bet S9rsdensnddtt Ocii
Mlonanir. Die gon5, 8eb0lterang
mar mad ano blteb NIT MatraBm
un6 Gdden ouf ben GtraBeHj une
ais an MOrgsn Der etn3ige 3ug na4
Salonit borfubr, ba ipuros e. in
piitenoem Sample geftiirmt. 9Ge it,
genipie poblbnbeaoeren 5ette Der Be-
pDlterune ma6teu Ii9 duf uno oas
pnn. Der Garsden bauerte ben gam
3en Sag unb erit a[lmdbli9 berubt9ic
man ii9 iolpeit, oaB nan penigitsns
feline unmittelbqrs Sefnbr mebr Be-
Iirdtete.
9lbsr monoitir, pie es ieBt FG
bartlett, til uno bleibt na4 .aler
S9iIberuug BON arnaIoo 5raccaroli
cine Gtaot oes G9redens. 0ie 9 RAJ
BEN iinb leer, aber bon @ass un0
petrpleumlQnpeu beI crleu6tet. uhs
bel jeoer Gampe itebt unbetpegli9 etae
64ilbpa6e. sic iebsa aus pis 3llos
IduleR, Die In elmer berlaiIenen Gtabi
suriitgebltebeR iinb. @oau biefs po-
Iten2 Mau muB ii4 0aran ertnnsrn,
oaB es IN Mpnnitir muir cine fletne
4rSa9l bon Serben, cine umIo gr0s
Bere dber BON 9ulgaren, MObammes
oanern, @rie9en uno aumGuen gibt.
Der 4pmman0ant bat an Die Ders
bGltnismdBig Supsrldft9iten 8euols
lerungselementt iiber 1000 8epebre
perteileu lafen; fe iteIlen nun rte
8oiten uno nddtliAen patroniam,
bic Die Rp6e pa9ren Ioaen. Sn Der
6nuptltroBe 3eigt fA 8ptf4en ues@
laFenen buntlen 6dufern btnter 3pet
9roBen S9eiben 2i9t unb geben.
8aB 1T 0as .aaffee Bosnia, pa
iibt cine @ruppe bon pielet6t 20
peripnen, 3umetIt Ierbif9e Sffi3iere
aud Elm paar Derm6gli9e Ma3eDuaia
er; iie amripgsn einen 8orIeier, Der
i9uen aus ben .neu eingegangenen Sas
loniter 8eitungen bic jeBten Mel0uns
een beri9tet. 9as 1T Die ein3ige Bee.
bin0una, Die MonaItir nod nit bar
MeIt bat; bon Noroen, aug 5erbien,
erfdbrt man 19pn felt Sagen nidts
me6r.
un6 babel INNER oas unbeimlias
@efibl. baB bic gulgoren ii6 unaafs
haltIam psiter borbpbren. 80Ie 8s<
rlhte BON 8abunapafie. b0ie Mels
0unoen bon lberaa Der. $50 Das bull
/ gorii8e seer nod nidt TT, oa 1T
BOD I9on Iarge Der bulgariide Ros
mitatT6i, unb BON Den Bergen, bic
Monaitir %umlrdn8en. Iteigt Sag fiji
Sqg Elm trauriser 3ug ofs Glenos
sur Stobt bernieper, Slii4tlinge
fno's. Die ba in 3Gaen BON 20U,
800 2anbndgtn, Die fnpere 9Aien
poer 8iffel i9Ieppen, Der StlOt
langiam iid uaRern. 9uf Sen @a8en
6absn la, mas tie Opn 9uusrot sa=
fammenrafFen ionaten, %ange9duFt,
sic tommen BON &rui9epD; ite TOM
men DON ben 4Ipen auf Der Sdelos
pisn glaniaa unb BADEN ie43ig &i=
lonieter 3uriidgelsgt, um Die gtaet
au errei4en. 9as lit cine u%napsgss
IeBte qro3eIion, unb nit ieOem neuel
3uge pon 5li9tlingen ftr0mt sins
nelte MeQe bes G9redens tn oie
5taot, in Der bic Gerben nod heutc
Fnb, mas fe Bel Der 8eiiBnabme pas
rem: Die 5renoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
Die 1BNISaren RpmMen!
etimmungsbilS aus 9iunaitir Dor Der
Selcban8 bnrdI bic SulgGreu.

Die foIsenbe oroHii6e 5@ilos'
rune elmer qGuit in MlOnufiir OOr
ser 8eieBung burd Die 9ulsaren per.
1ffsntli9te %unldHgit bic u6rantfars
ter 8eiiung":
Dor etpa orei Mo6en lpar's, Der
Siabs6ef Nss Oberhen @oFitia, Oss
8eFeblsbabers 0pp Wlouditir, fton6
eben am Gsrnipreder unn teIep9Os
nierte nit benz 5ouptquar,iere in
Mild. glDbli9 orang elm beriporre'
mes @erGui6 an fein 09r, Das pie
@orte feines telepboniI4en @egens
lbers it6rts unG balo gang eritidte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

Gin groBer 5if98u8
fano fir8li9 In benz Dem 6arIten
RON Mis6 ge3Srigeu 800 Morgen
groBen Ssepeiher bel 2~angenbaum
i'm DeferpalO ltatt. 8isber purOen
nabe5u 800 3entner Slide gefangerl.
Da I'M bprigen Sabre Der 5ii43ug
unterblieb, birgt Der 8eiber gan3 gea
ipaltige Mlsngea Slide. Sn IpHifigen
Sa6ren mar bas 4usfii9en oes
@ :ibers imuler Elm @oltsfef fir Die
gauge @sgsno, fogqr duS benz Rbfins
Lamb uno beIonbers qHs Der a0lner
@egenb farlett 3uf9auer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28
Jt MarsRtllR.

Ginem marleiusr Brief an Die
Geufsr Tribune" III bic fol9enpe
SaiIberuns 0ss iebigen 2ebsns In
Der franS0fi9en 9afenhaOt an nit
teImeer entnonmen:
0ieis BON ie6er arbeitsAsiBe Staot
Iiegt 6eute i'm 4orOrDamus fiebern=
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

Der meibiide SoIbat ianS iin in
eilfm @efaugenel, transport 5tpiifen
8ethieI um0 @us. Mie bic Gefan9ene
feiblt angibt lit tic aus qieGc su tbrem
Manne, Der auf uuierem 8ilbe neben
i6r Itebt, nut ms 6elo ae8Oseu, Be-
seidnen6 fir Die ruitiden GerBdItnine
Tit, baB man Bic tapiere Srau TN Der
Aontpnonie Mllocte uuD an allen @es
ftdten teiluebgfeu lieB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

gergebens perIu6te Der StabSuffi
aier 4nttport gu ,rbdlten; er teIep3os
nterte an Die qrGfettur in Rifa, Ders
Iu6te NIT Der aegterung gu ipreaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-28

adnasr bsrI6punbsn. Gle Tinb fort,
Sic bronsensn StraBsnliimmel, ole
duf ben Sreppeu Der @at1eoroIe I'm
lire Gous tpiirfslteu, fort oiefe be-
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
RebuliAf Automobiles

Your last chance before we move, to get rebuilt car in fine running order Gt the price to suit your purse Look them over. Dodge Touring car, runs and looks like new $685. Stoddard Day ton newly painted, a high class car, S425.00. Ford touring car fine shape, $250. Buick 31, ready for the road, $295 Studebaker four, runs and looks like new $350. 1917 7-passenger Studebak- CT. real buy, party leaving for Cali fornia; must sell at once for $635. Many more to choose from. We have just what you want. Time payments if de- sired. Auto Clearing House, 4-526 ". Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
Classified Ad Rate Cent Per Word Der Day. =
For Sale Miscellaneous

Gas heaters, all sizes, shapes and kinds.
 Beautiful bookcases and wardrobes, rart of them to choose from. S-foot glass doors shelving, $10. Double spike tooth harrow, SIP. Alfalfa cultivator, new, S23. Large lot incubators, cheap. All kinds tables and kitchen cabi- nets.
 In sewin gmachines I lead A new cabinet, $15.00, Singer drop head SIP. Other brands, $5.
 New shovels, 75c and $1.00. Morris chairs, with or without cushion.
 Rockers, all kinds; 100 samples. Beds and mattresses, from $1.50 up Elegant brass beds, many designs. l have just purchased the entire outfit of two residences. My stock is very large and the cheapest prtce in city.
 Ford's 2nd Hand Stores
 40 s. Central Ave.
 Phone 1776 It
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
Auctions
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PUBLIC SALE TFHT nT~r.

THU IRSDAN, OCT.
 ll Miles West of Phoenix on the Yuma Road. 1 Mile West of Tolleson.
 Commencing at 10:30 o'clock
 | am instructed by the owner. Dr. Nichols To sell on his ranch the fol- lowing stock: foo head of livestock; 5U fine milk COWS, 30 Holsteins 10 hurhams. DO extra fine Jerseys; ? ioistein bulls; 9 2-year-old extra fine iolstein heifers, all heavy spring crs. 100 extra fine yearling HOlstein leifers. all well marked Wisconsin stock; 25 l-year-old steers; 9 calves from ] to g months old. 150 head of hogs, 25 brood sows, 3 sows with pigs ly their side: 20 sows soon to farrow; talanCe gilts and shOats. Free barbe- cue lunch at noon for everybody. Par lies iu the market for milk cows should not fail to attend this sale. Terms. All sums of $50 and under. cash; over that amount 8 credit of 6 months. purchaser giving approved 10 Der cent note; per cent off for cash
 DG. A. P NICHOLS. Owner
 C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 \. E. DUNLAP. Clerk 2l N. First Ave. Phone 1310
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Sale Real Estate

THE FINEST 40 ACRES of alfalfa in Sah River valley, S125.O0 per acre. Ap- by Nunueley, g w. Adams. It
 FOR SALE-s acre ranch, new bun galow. new we'll shed, chicken yards, all fenced, ploughed, leveled and ready Tor seed. 4is miles from Phoenix on paved road. See Mir. Marto, care New York store. Price $250000. part cash
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Sale Real Estate

FOR SALE-20 acres l F miles east of Tempe, l mile east of Lily Milk plant under the Tempe Canal. Prior right to Roosevelt dam, water stock. Clear. Good truck land, cotton, alfal- ia. Price $400O. $1500 cash. Will rent for $16.00 per acre. Phone Tempe 14R9.
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Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Rent - Furnished
 Houses

TAT EAST POLK
 Nicely furnished modern , room house and screen sleeping room, one block from high school. to family with out small children Open Sunday. Mrs. Bowman at Rose Tree. It
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

HERE IS A SPECIAL low priced bargain to sell right now Located at 326 E. Roosevelt. Beautiful stipled brick. room and ? screen rooms with cellar. Fully furnished, hardwood floors. built-in features, very modern
 big lot, garage, fruit, flowers; very at tractive and will sell very cheap. Call 326 E. Roosevelt. 2
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
ATC,TI0N SATE

AUCTION SALE
 90 head of horses and mares weigh from 500 to 1000 lbs. each. Will be sold at public auction at the Denver corral at Five Points in Phoenix. Ariz. on Tuesday, Oct 3rd. 1916. commence ing 9t l:3o P. NJ. sharp. Terms of sale, months time given. ? per cent orr for cash. Art Lucas of Tucson, Arizona. owner
 C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 A. E. DUNLAP. Clerk. If
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

GREAT BARGAIN-8O acres near Chandler cleared, fenced, but unm- proved. Only $40 per acre. E. J. Ben nit x Co. It
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-Furnished house at 152l West Washington St Must be seen to be appreciated. Inquire of MT. Jones, Phone 599. g
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

FOR SALE-2k acres well fenced, good five room house, plenty shade, fruit trees and roses, electric lights and city water, close to car line; only two miles from P. 0. If you are looking for a good investment as well as a home. see owner, Box 1921 Rep. If
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

s25 PER ACRE-S0 acres of Agua Fria bottom land. Not signed in the project. F. J. Bennitt x Co. 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

For sale or rent. Modern concrete G. room bungalow, screen rooms. part cash, bal. monthly. Owner Ph. 114J3.
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Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

SEE THIS HOUSE!
 It's a dandy 4 room brick house on East Willetta street, near Tenth street car line. Has good lawn, shade, and large front and screen porches. In first class repair.
 If bargains interest you, here's yours. Price $1,750; $1O0 cash and $2O or s25 per mo.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central x Adams
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Rent Houses

FOR RENT-6 room, double brick house. 1410 East Monroe St z FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES FURNISHED and UN- FURNISHED APARTMENTS in all parts of the City and Suburbs. Tel. TOs. Greene & Griffin. 124 N. 1st Ave,
 If SEE HOUSE, 16 S. Twelfth Ave If SMALL s5 Ask 41F' N. ] st St If
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
For Rent Furnished Rooms

DESIRABLE ROOM, porch and bath. Excellent location 361 N. 1st Ave. If WANTED rent to a lady, nicely
 furnished room in private family. No
 sick Phone 1446.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

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Arizona republican., 1916-10-01

FOR SALE-High-class used cars.
 McArthur Bros. If
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
New Clothes Coed as Medicine.

The best tonic for the hOmemaker
and mother OF a family IS new clothes.
There is not merely Joy but real
heaIth-siving in new hat or gown
Too many times the mother says.
Anything will do for me-" so often the
whole family comes To believe it. The
woman who knows she Is becuTiUgly
dressed VIII carry herself erect and
walk with a certain spring and elias
ITCHY impossible to the shabby or
dOwdy woman.
1t may take considerable tact and
persuasion on the part Of the younger
members of the family TO convince the
mother past fifty that she needs q new
hat instead of a box OF pills. or that
4 new gown Will be a better producer
Of energy than q bottle OF iron. Re
member, 4 woman is as old as she
wishes TO be. So she should cling 10
her youth. A woman shouldn't get the
idea she is aging and she won't age
Mary L. OberIin, in Farming Business.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
COFFEE WAS 1T.
People Slowly Learn the Facts.

All my life l have been a slave to
coffee. kept gradually losing my
health, but | used to say nonsense, it
don't hurt me
Slowly | was forced to admit the
truth and the final result was that my
nervous force was shattered.
My heart became weak and uncer-
tain in its action and that frightened
me. Then my physician told me that
| must stop drinking coffee or l could
never expect to be we'll again.
Il thought Of Postum but could
hardly bring myself to give up the
coffee.
Finally | concluded that I owed it
to myself TO give Postum q trial. l got
a package and carefully followed the
ishing. rich drink it was, Do you
know, | found it very easy to shift
from coffee 10 Postum
Almost Immediately after I made
the change I found myself better and
as the days went by kept on improv-
ing. Ny nerves grew steady. I slept
well and felt strong and wcil-balanced.
Now the old nervousness is gone and
I am well once more
II pays - give up the drink that
acts On some like q poison. ior health
is tie greatest fortune one can have.
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Rehearses in Six LanGuaqes.

Richard Ordyrski, the Polish pro
Queer who is now in New York is
very different from the average Broad.
way theatrical manager. The latter
usually speaks but two languages
English and protane. Ordynshi speaks
eight.
When Pavlowa was here he con.
Quoted some Of the rehearsals in
SIX nguages-COnyersin in Russian
with the famous dancer. in Polish
with some OF her ballet. French with
the conductor. Italian with the mem
bcrs Of the orchestra, German with
The property men and English with the
house manager.
Professor Ordynski-he was once a
member OF the faculty OF the Univer
sity OF Cracow. despite the fact that
he is only thirty years Of age-has
been invited to del! -er a course of lee
lures on Polish lit arature at CoIum
bia university.