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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
.Oeut(d6es g6eOter
i'm Jlu(i66eim!
5eOermaHn iolte am SOnntog nnO
AoHtas Den gOriteQauscu bel.
muBnen.

Isle i@on mebrfa6 beri6tet, miro.
has 3ieiie Gniemhle Oes Rep Dor
Ter Srping 9Ioce &6eaterS mor9en,
Sonntng oen 8. Sonuar, nad)mit..
tags 5 llbr, mao' an Diontag Den.
10. Sonuor, obetos S llbr, i'm Dtu.
ittbeim guitieren.
9lm 5oHutag briugt Die @eieas.
itaft Das militdrii6r Sdaufrif|
pgSenn Der 9anolhlrm fommt~ ODER.
nnicre Suiarcn" 5ur a~uifiibrtng.
Die 2eitlung Der Grippe Iiegt in
Den &dn0en oes poblbefalnten
&errn @lIitop Olntar'd. Die 81.
reftion 0ps 0eutiGen 16eoter5 bat
clti6ieoen eiiien 9ltten @riif &C.
madt inoem iie i'm nit Der Getting
Hieies GnlcmbleS 6etrdlltc, oenn ties
mano peritebt Is 10 qlt, 10 filuitle-
rid dbacrunoete @oritcIllngen Der.
nEs5ubringen mirtiame @eidngeI
eiH5uituoieren mo iolde 5tide aus
Dem Sdab nnierer 0elti6ct Bib.
nenIiterotltr ous5uwdblen, mie lte'
oa5 Oeutid.amerifmii6e Yrblifum
lpilnidt ais CT.
Gas bier 8ltr Auifitbrung gelan-
genoe 8olfsi1iid o&3erm Der 2al1os
itllrm folnmt lit elm S6Gagpr erften
NaligeS. 0aS 8ubIiflm miro pom
criten bis gum lcbten Moment in
fnuitonteln 2aden erbalten. @uitao
0Imar treiert Die &ole zines uli-
goriimcn <iarenforporals. SbmlI
sur Scite itcbt Gin eritflaiii9es On
lemble.
GaB 8eimq. 8au8 mo Mnlif
nidlt fe5lt, lit ielbitDertduoIidl. 81
mar Got gang neue. c~ritfIaiiige
ariegstoplctS pon Geuti9lano err
Ialten, bic er hicr gum 8ortrag
bringen miro. AllBer0cn fomnlt|
Elm BOLTS m1o Soloatenlie0ers Dot
pourri gum 8nrtrag. Sic ltnifor.
men, Suiaren uilo l%l(auen, itarnmen
oils Der @~oroerobe oe5 3e1ttifen
Ebeaters, lno lit and in oieIer @e-
3ieppug fir etma8 Sd6ue5 fir Das
4ltgc aeiorgt.
2Im Montaa gclongt u. G'4r-
rplIge's urnerfpititliae8 @olfsitiid
y2oIo's gater 8itr 9(uffi9rluo. 3o8-
iel6e 5eihHct iidl oltrd cine geoia.
gene 6anolung ttnO cine ourdau5I
colo mo refine Morol aus uno eut-
bait aute ernite, ME beitere S8e-
.1len.
Stt mbetcadt oeiet ooB Die.
Gruppe qroBe llnfolten bat, iollte'
Is iid ieoer 0eutide, Ser nod ct
mas 2iebe 8llm olten 8aterlono be-
8eiaen nil, an9ftegen Ieiu laiielt,
mas 9Geater SIT beiuden. INT 10 iein.
Sherftciu }rr llnteritiibutg Der
oeutideu 5prade mo aRItlIr bei-
5utra9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
8eamten- Capitalization Ses 9cutiAen
Namen. &ereins.
Gus Oeuti6ea Nereineu
Sanren Mniif. gerein.

8n Der iilnat obgebaltenen @c1es
ralperiaminlim9 6es 9amen . 0duiif.
8ereIns mur0cn alIe bisDerigen Sc.
artten mieoererpGblt. IS iino Die.
ies. 8r1ii0ent, 5rau Gbos. 5dudlI.
Der; 8i3e.Braiioent, 5rau 3. Bee
Der; S6atmeiiter, sYrnlt @enrp
Gdumodcr S%efret1riu. SRI NINA
6Eeu8er; 6ilm3.aomitee 5rtt Be
ter @oli 6rou u. 9. 8reiblts ul0
5rau qblcr. Rab Grleoigtlng Der
9ioutiuegeidGite aberreidte 0te @rd-
iiocutin 6ralt Gbo5. Shnaptber oell
ilbrigcn WlitgIieoern Des goritnnOes
je Gin fleines @eIdenf in anerfen-
mug Der g%er0ienite, Die bieie iid
mn oas @atiel uulb @eoeibcn oc8
gereins %ertporbel, uttb ais Grfenrt-
lidJfeit oofir, Dap Der Gcreits Der
9r1iiOentin neulid ein 10 babihe8
algebinoe pcrebrt batte. 8ei Ser
rafiten @erianmIunQ miro Elm rel.
Tier 2und @ierbiert merocn; ieOe5
Nlitglieo lit mti5 freun0lihite er.
iEtt, III erideinea mo iid Oas giien
gut idu1eden 5u laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
~StJtungslct 0es
p(att0dtlC6en DereGns
9aFelbe iuirb ON Samitag ben s.
Jananr init einem Sanfstt
nuO yaa gefeiert.

Ger Omaha glott6iitid,c 8crerr
bcge6t belte, Samitog obcno, ben 3.
Sannor I'M 0cntiden Sauie icin %.
1tiitungSfeit NIT eineu grobortigcr
5eteiien. S1ntlide Wit9lieoer umS
@dite Gaben iid auf ben Stifhings.
feiten oes @ereins Itets 70 grob.
ortia ber9itiigt oab ite faimt Dos
liafIti11rige eripdrteH fnimtefL 70.
oab fein 3tpeifel 6eitebt, 0ab and
1icsual Die iAone Saae bis duf oell
letter Glab 6eieBt iein miro. DAT
e mas Suites du ciien gibt, onfiir III
geiorgt porocn, uno onB ii4 ScOcr
nod Ser3eneluit anliiiieren fam,
Ooiir bat Dos @ergniigun9sfomitee
e~benfals Gorge getrogen.
Ger Gintritt lit fir Mitglieoer
uuo ibre Damcn frei einldltebli6
bes GiieHS. G01ter bon Ititglte.
oern ioipie oeren bis IS Sabre ate
G0bne ba6en ebetiaas freien Gin.
tritt, miiiien cher iiir i6r Glen be.
5aGleu, 60c pro 8erion. g1idtmit-
qlieoer, Die rlr1 Mit9lie0er eiltge.
laOen iino, 5ablen pro @aor o0er
pro e~in3elner Serrn $500. gln.
m~elOnngen gum Giien ioaen biz
moraen, glittuo6, al ben 8erpalter
oe8 Genti6en @alies, Gorl Glaoe
einaeihidt reroen Oamit itd Der.
iel6e geniigenO p~orbereitcn fam.
Dit Dem Gerbieren oes giietis miro
I'M $50 %beQonnen. 8erbunoen nit
Dem 5tiftuuasfeit 1T Die offentli@e
a5uItoqierung Scr 9eautten oes
Glott0iitiden gereeHs.
geamtcu Capitalization bes 9cntider
Samen. &ereins.
@ei Dent bellte abeno octt s. Sa,
mar itdttfinoenoen Stiftruasfcit oes
BlottoeutIfcn 9ereins miro nebell
Der Snitolierluq Der 8eantten bic.
ieS Sereins aild ~oieicnige Der @e.
amtinnen oes 9eutihen 9amlen-@er.
Gins porgennmlnen perOeu. 4uc
Mtit9Iieoer Ocs GamensG ereinS ia.
ZEN freien Gintritt, bod niiiien itc
fir Oas @iien be3ablen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
SINNERS
SPAGHETTI

lit Die ioenle lalrung filr Dieien
3ped gImdd5t nus feinitem 81
rlnl @ei8eu ii eider i%oubcren ui0
ianitaren 6abrif. baben ieine Dor
3iIge INTO bobe gualitdt Is sIt einem
Der beIicbteiten Go6ruresmitfe( @r.
8cHsniiie m Der Scr. Staaten &c.
madlt. 4ae eIten @rocerS nerfaii.
zen Is.
4tinner Maaameturiug Gunpaup,
Cmaba.
eit0bte 1iaecdrpHitabFlE
III 4ulerita.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
3cntidler eanSmcGr.g ercin Gma6a

9cntidler oanSmc6r& erein Emaba,
Nus Der lebten geriotnmIung mol.
len mir slpnl 8eiten Ser uiAt ontpe.
ienDen Wlitqlieoer nur e%rfpohnen,
odB Der Eraiioent beouftragt puroe
Der ndditcn Yeriammluna eineit
gbdnocrnngS goridlng nnierer 1tas
tltten ror5ulegen, w0iIah scr Strai-
tfaler mir Hidt,IcilnQ6mnc al 8e-
er0numaen iortiadet ioG; MIR bel
@eerDialngea an Snnn. ni0 Set.
tagen miro BON oGen 0itglieoern IN
3.utunft perlangt nerocL in eorpore
aHpcicno 81 iein, SIT @eeroi1tmg alt
Moheatagen miro cir Goulitee er-
haunt mar0ct. Ger aonm1er8
bermglilfte infoieru eth menig. ots
0ie aefhaitlldcR 9fllgelegenbeiterl
ole 8erlamnIlug bis 81 ipdter
Stutoe iii 4niprud nabnlell. Sc
ord lies 6 iid Ser GoOenburg,
Gg graiiocni ors Elottoentiheu
Gercius. nidlt ie6ntctf. Den Gcreilt
Inn Galgeu ser Glott0eltide1 bcr5
lid miafnrmen 5u beiBaL mos &c.
hi1reito onleialdtct iulroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
q@tuna, 0eHtiGcl

aoumt III &. .. 6. &nmo9r fit
hcltrn 2imtlrger SHE. qerdllhertcn
Gatiid, 6nicnpfsffcr. Bier ut0
SfnapS haGeH mir oud 81 Ucr.
2o7 fii0Iide 10. StroBc,
Omaha, ateb,
IS bc3oblt iif, III ncn oaloi
9l~u5tigcl" Der Gribilnc 81
aliNonclren..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
Sp6eaaadridt.

9l0ct mleren 5renlloelt 5llr trol
ri8cl 93odridlt 0aB 1lu 9onner-
nag Den 6. SarnInr iulier geliebtcr
@attc mlo gater SEER
GriuBOlO Wreluak
i'm Nlter bon 81 Sabren / Monat
unD II Gagen pom Eo0e ~abberliien
lpor0eu lit.
Gie @cer0iarmg iiil0et ont Snnl-
lag ben .. SnuIar, nadrH. = llhr,
9om (r0uerbouie. 1902 ShermoH
Aoe., aus itatt. @on oort per alito,
mobilcn nuo6 Der lutbcrilhet Ct.
4aul Stride. gdc IS. mo Gnans
Ctr, pot mo odm sic 9eiieeunl
altf Dem laurel Sill 6rie0hofe itatI.
Inn titles 2lcileio uuo Sc.
t%eiliQung 6ittcu
Srnu 1mtma Wrcluat, 9Situc.
Gttn, Spbn,
Selma, AOpptiu-I ofter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
u0cutiM. MmerifA"
lit bas @eipradl 0es Saaes.

Our cue Stimnte 0e5 2obes berrIdi lber
oie erite Summer Der nelten Oeutidanterifdlli-
iden 8ohenihrift.
g7cutid : glmerifn@ bot otrd ieinen iber
oae Grfpdrtu1gen groBen @rfolg b%epieien, Dab
cine 0elttide 8odeni6rift in amerita Elm
SeSlrfnis lit.
QuB eincm 9iloerbu6 ser Qrieqs8eit lit nun
cine 3eitihrift gerorOelL ein Mo9o8ir1 Dos
fid iii Sn6dIt mo 4tsfibrlng troB bes biats
gen &reiies getroit neben Die beten omerifott=
i6en uno oeutiden 8odenidriften itelen fann.
Ser 3nbalt Der erten Summer bat Die 2eier
in bo9em N}obe b~efrieDigt un0 bel Den God
nerIt1noigcu 8eifaq gefun0en. Cine Den illlt=
I~trierten Cell oeS 6ete5 5u berfir5elt obne
ben Greis 5u erh0ben, bobeu mir Den SaDalt
Iehr beoeuteno p%erlnebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08
NahTuHg fdr WaChSanda Kinder

maB gfdbrmcrtbe ent6n(tell Die cinen
gelunoea a0rper a~nibauen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-08

egegeniGte Der @Obe",
cin iauftrierter artifel ii6er Die Mooetorbeiteu,
miro nontentlid 0ie 5rauen ittereiieren.
Mind6nnien'S SriesSberidts,
nGr06lide4 8iloer uno Initi8er Cert, cine
9aritatur Der o~lliierten ariegs6eridteritottung
6~ri4ling in Scinheslanb,
cine padenoe 6lieger9eididte bon Otto 8eb-
rels, einem oeutiden ;5uiaren uno 6lieger I'M
6eloe.
Die Stcannsen ser Sentideu
am /. Somuar 1916; aarten bonn ariegsi6ol-
plot i'm Giten uno &eiten.
9tuBeroem entbdIt bic 8ipeite drummer
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

CHARLES \. SULZER.
 Sulzer Boosting Club will meet tomorrow ngh Friday in the Council Chambers for the purpose organizing and fur herng of eectng Charles A Suzer delegate to congress The object of the meeting without party aaon onl yfor purpose of cng the right the position representing Alaska in congress. All invited
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

ad and orderd filed.
 Numerous bills were adopted, al lowed and ordered paid.
 Communication from Sam Giaver. relative 10 injury received while in he employ of the City. laid on the table
 Communication from the Treasurer of the School Board received. On motion. s2.50o was appropriated for .he use of the School Beard, and a warrant ordered 10 run for the amount
 Ordnance Nc 11s esta- -lisains -,ss =a=.ns precincts. and po-,ing places .-- ts e.eer.oa of Novc-cer :. vas zssei and approved
 Eo.icz or election fer ,-o~euler : aas .657-ed and crdere- spread -z= minutes
 D. W E.ggins Charles Deppe ana 1azu Scacenbar were appo nted judges ae slc.ioa. and |. '. SsacEpoIe and D smith Harris were appointed clerks
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

No. , Underwood Visible Typewrit- CT for sale. Price $+o-Jno. R. Bees. le < Co. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
ORDINANCE No. it9.

An ordinance providing fer poling places and voting precincts for the General Election for the City of Ret ohikan. Alaska. to be held November 7yh, 1916. for the purpose Of electiug a Delegate to tae House of Represent a,iyes from the Territory of Alaska. and one Senator and four Representa- tives to the Legislature of the Terri tory Of Alaska
 The Common Council of the City of Ketchikan does hereby ordain:
 Section l. That the City of Ketchi- Fan. shall constitute one voting pre- cinet fer the General Election to be held November 7th, 1916. for the pur pose Of electing a Delegate 10 the 7ouse oI Representatives from tEe Territory of Alaska. and one Senator and Sour Representatives to the Leg islature of the Territory Of Alaska. the boundaries whereof shall be coeNteu- sive with and identical with the cor porapion boundaries of the City Of Ketchiksn.
 Section Q That the polling place for said voting preeinc, shall be the Council Chamber in the City Buiidms on Main Street in said City on Lot q of Block i5 of the Townsite Of Ketchi- kan as surveyed and plated by l. C Barber
 Section 8 This ordinance shall be published in the Daily Progressive Miner. a newspaper published in said City of Ketehikan by two publications thereof. and shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and approval
 Passed and approved this +th day of October. 1915.
 ATTEST II. ]. HENNEGHAN. :. \. PLUNLEY. Mayor
 Clerk.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Joint HoSteSseS At
 Auction Bridge Party

Ths home Of Mrs. C. N Taylor was 6= scene of Q delightful affair yes -e-da- afternoon when the largest zecrion bridge party Of the season was zlvzn. Nine tables were in play, in the rooms which were effectively arranE- d for the comfort Of the guests,
 The high score was carried of hT Mrs. R. L. Petty while Mrs. J. L. My =rs drew the consolation prize. Fol lowing the drive a very -empting a=- -o-rusr1 Of dainty refreshments were served
 Mrs. (. NJ Taylor and Mrs, E (. Howard were joint hostesses al this very successful and charming funet- ion at which some forty ladies were entertained.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
10 RENT

+ z a s E. + < .G .s S :. + <. $ $
 10 RENT 4
 
 J 5o.,ab7e f9H5-Haed and # 2 IrrzE rE " Inquire of t s >u..s a 7F sr r. g. s s @ % E- +# 5
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

New coats at Heckman's. 3t
 New suits at Heckman's. St Fresh shipment of coats and suits 2t Heckman $. 3t
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
COUNCIL HOLDS ITS
 REGULAR MEETING

Nl--c4s ot -z= regular meeting q -Es Common Ce11c.l fer the e--y q Nzsehizzz. October | zzts-
 T. J. E=--ss1z1- mayor. present and all members q -le Council
 Minutes ot -a= laz- meeting we-= read and approved
 The S-zs=- Committee reported P-e- z-=Ss o- Harris S--s=. and F.s-1 Av=- zs -1z- -zz streets Ts-= nearly cc-- -s=-=1
 The Ign and water committee -=-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

ported TWO lights installed on ,he street e The New England Fish Com taUr property
 No report from the Health or Police Committees
 The Finance Committee submitted -=perc ro she Treasurer showing a balance on hand 70 tLe credit Of rhe Ci-y sa September sa. sls5so5
 No report from ree Sanitary Com --l--=a-
 Rapa-- rom the Municipal Eas-s- --s-a for -1= month os September Tss
 s5. received and ordered zlst
 a=ca-- -t -a= c5-T g-=-z for za= ----=a # S=a=z1t=r Eas read rsceis-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

The Lady Eagles Club will give Whis5 Party at A. B. Hall Tuesday October 10th. at o'clock. Admission o5c. Lunch served. 5t
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Near the Gateway st2ze a draw s'ring money pouch containing F.. tween $62 and $SQ mostly paper also ? small purse inside containing lodge
 emblem. elc Finder please leave a.. Miner office and receive a suitable reward.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Mr. and Mrs. K p. Hutton and son Manley. from Yes Bay. arrived last evening on short business trip. and are registered a. the Reyilla-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Nc Underwood Visible TypeWrit- CT for sale. Price s40.-Jno. R. Beeg Ie < Co. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Chas- Clark Of Wrangell, is regis tered a. the ReyilIa Hotel
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

* :. z. .:. :. z. .: z. < z. ... ,.. . s. :. .:
 :. .. + FURs BOUGHT AT EAST *
 < ERN PRICES AF Weiufob. tHa Z.
 + tailor Opposite Hickman $ 4 z Store z. :. .:'
 z. * z. z. :. /. :. ... z. z. * :. z. z. z. ..
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

* ,. Dance and wife. ot Roe Point are registered ar the Stedmsn hotel
Arizona republican., 1916-03-02
To The Citizens of Phoenix:

ON February End, Dr. w c. EIs President Dr. F. H. O Redewll, Secretary and MT. H. E. Shrum, Treasurer
 of the Young Mems Business Association called on and informed me that had been elected an Honor ary member of their association They presented me written notice that had been appointed chairman of committed the members of which was to select This committee to take entire charge of campaign to Municipal Electric Lighting Plant to be owned and operated by the city of Phoenix.
 The coming City Election for Mayor and Commissioners dis cussed decided that part should be taken favor endorse any candidate fer any of these offices any candidate opposed Municipal ownership take acon to n form the voters.
 After thorough investigation find that ALL THE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS AREIN FAVOR OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP IP and have all declared that elected they would vote to submit the question of municipal ownership to the voters of Phoenix The City Engineers force has been busy for some time getting up estimate of the cost of an Electric Light and Gas plant for the city and will in few days submit detailed statement of the amount needed to erect such plant and the cost of operating it.
 The question as to whether the city shall own and oper- ate its Electric Light and Gas Plant IS A BUSINESS PROPOSITION, NOT A POLITICAL PROPOSITION and must be decided by the voters at special eecton called for that pursose.
 MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP SHOULD NOT BE EN- DANGERED BY INJECTING TT INTO ANY POLITE CAL CAMPAIGN
 J. c. ADAMS
 Chairman Municipal Ownership Committee
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
STIGMA ATTACHES
To THIS REPORTER
According TO Hunt Meeting Of Labor.
ties: Gazette Man Excluded He
Would lie, Anyway"

Beng on the payroll of the Ga-
right to remain to report meeting
Of Workingmen and women at the
Trades Council hail Yesterday after
noon.
On the theory that his paper would
Ii" about the proceedings. a member
OF the meeting offered Il motion to
have Minhinnicl excluded. He eX-
planned that Bis motion was not d.
rected nj reporters as It class. nor at
Minhinn:ck personally. hut at the
representative Of the paper which he
said never gives such enterprises as
tic meeting was CONTEMPLATING. u
the meeting was contemplating in its
news columns. The motion Was car
ried. The mover then offered the re-
porter the floor. to give him chance
to "Gis+vow his connection with the
Gazette-at least any intention Of
writing a distorted account Of the pro-
ceedinfH. The scribe said he was
present on his own hook. aud had not
been assigned to the story. 4 mo-
don then carried to permit him TO re-
main
III" mass meeting formed club
which has Is its object the re-elec-
lion Of Governor Hunt. Men promi-
-sent in organized labor were reSpon-
siht FOR the meeting. but it was stat
cd that i was not n trade union prop
oStion. hut rather one for the par
ticipntion OF all members of the work
ing class.
About forty persons We're present
wien the meeting was called to order
by t.. T Carpenter at three o'clock
Nominations for the office of chair
man We're asked for and r. T. Wilkin :
son was elected unanimously. Clyde
L. Timherlake was elected secretary.
Thomas A. French then addressed
the meeting and stated the object as
outlined in the call. He related the
history of the Clifton strike and re-
ferred to the part taken by the GOV :
ernor in that and other matters which
had been of interest to labor. He
urced thorough active organize ton
and offered suggestions for its
furtherance
\ recess of ten minutes was theI
decided upon during which those pres
ent we're given opportunity to sign
The membership roll
After the recess there. were appoint
cd committees to decide upon date,
and frequency OF meetings: to draft
ly-laWs: to recommend WAYS ant
means; to promote membership
campaign. and to suggest a name.
There We're addresses by man,
members. Of all political parties ant
/ from al parts of the county. all o
whom expressed then intention tt
work actively i'll the club just organ
Ized. a a means Of supporting Gov
cror !!unt in the coming campaign
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10

cross for combating the epidemic only
made one visit To the amp accord
ing to the report and that after some
orGer WAS evolved.
Sixty deaths occurred among the
British and tine Victims We're buried
outside the camp.
What the prisoners found hardest
- bear in the matter IF burial. says
the report. were the icers with which
coffins were Frequently greeted By
the inhabitants If Wittenbere Nao
stood outside me wires md were per
mitted To insult the dead-
After the mi Idle OF April. the condi-
TORS commenced Ia improve and with
the arrival of warm weather The cas- :
rapidly decreased and by the middle
Of May az the British We're GONZALES
cert. Adequate provision was made
t. deal with any futr" outbreaks
Improvements being effected accord
ing to the committee. ~ a result O
the visits of Ambassador 'iciard lrd
members nf his staff
The committee condemn the rcten-
ton Of Or. Aschen}aUch as head oi
the camp and a. e}ilo.c OF MS at
titude cite AN inriden; when one OF
his staff Supported TIE request Of
Captain Lauder iol medical requisites
u" CURLY refused ihv request Nitt
the words "Sc&>eine Fuelndel"
The report continues
The cruelty al !he administration
Of the Wittcnbtr. ct,1n be, tn.. mo-
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
SUFFRAGlsTs MOVE WESTWARD
Twenty Three ENJOYS Given Ovation
as Trip Is Begun


WASHINGTON April O. Several
thousand woman suffrage enthusiasts
led by brass band SAM onward
Christian soldiers" aS a train left here
TO-DAY, carrying % ENJOYS Of the Con
2ressional Union for Woman Suffraec.
bound on a 3S- day organization trip
through the western states.
The purpose of the expedition is l."
organize the voting women of the west
To- bring pressure To bear upon all par
ties for the Insertion Of suffrage
planks iu the national political plat
forms. The first stop will hc ChicaG"
and thence the party Will go westward
through Kansas City. Topeka WIGHT"
and Denver to Los Angeles and San
francisco. The return "trip viii he made
hy way Of Oregon. Washington. Mon-
tang Idaho and Ctah. reaching Wash
mStcn May Il.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
NEGRO TROOPER
DIES IN FIGHT
WITH RANGERS


Barrier. who was acting in self defense
aud in the discharge of his duties.
Evidence at the inquest was to the
effect that negroes after being refused
admission to enter a house III the re-
stricted district returned later armed,
Shooting out all the windows. The
women took refuge in the court house
until the officers arrived.
The soldiers We're taken back to the
camp after the episode. where they
We're held under guard pending an in
veStiSation 1t was said today that
the sixteen soldiers were under no su-
perior officer at the time.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10
WEATHER TO-DAY
Republican A. P. Leased VII

WASHINGTON. April 9.-For Ari
zona: Monday, increasing cloudiness;
Tuesday, unsettled, and somewhat
cooler
Colorado Monday and Tuesday.
cloudy and unsettled. with mild tenn
perature.
New Mexico: Monday fair slightly
warmer: Tuesday, increasing cloudi-
ness.
West Texas: Generally fair Monday
and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-10

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned is the sole proprietor
% the Salt River Valley Monumental
Works doing business at 400 West
Washington street, PhoeniX. Arizona.
That e T.. Lindsey is not connected
with said business in any way. and
HIS 70 authority to make any con
tracts ~ collect any moneys relating
10 said business.
JOSEPH MoNIHAN.
'adNt Proprietor bs