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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-01
w. C.. T, MEETING.

Members of the w. G. r. will meet
at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, at the
A. S. Hoffman residence, 1902 Avenue
II .-....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-01
CITY NEWS
Ladies Aid Meeting.

The Ladies Aid of the Presbyteri
an church will meet this afternoon
at the church parlorS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-01

be among those present to be ready to
hike when the second set of toots
is heard.
Will be Biggest Trip Ever
Everything points to the biggest
get-acquainted tour which Bismarck
has ever made under the auspices Of
the Commercial club. At O'Clock
yesterday evening more than eighty
definite promises had been received,
together with twenty to thirty tenta-
tive pledges. The Trade Extension
commission will continue its work to-.
day, and by nightfall it expects to
have absolutely pledged to the trip
not less than 100 Bismarck boosters.
With the Elks' band, thirteen strong,
and the various Northern Pacific Of
ficials who are to accompany the
train, the party will number at least
1875. #.
Diner Is Assured
The Commercial club stilled all
doubts as to the presence of a diner
in the train yesterday, when it post
ed with w. A. Mcdonald, Bismarck
agent for the Northern Pacific, a
guarantee of $4,000. This guarantee
is based upon three meals for each of
100 people, and the club regards the
investment as safe one. In addition
to the 125 or more who will leave
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
 DR. SANCHAS D|ES
Fight Against Illness Unavailing in Case of Former We'll Known Chi
 cago Dentist

Dr. A. J. Sanichas, formerly of Chi cago, where he was a well known p"acticing dentist, died yesterday af ter an illness of over year.
 About a year ago, Dr. Sanichas was taken with d severe attack of ner vous prostration, from which he never fully recovered. He came west. and decided that the climate here would be beneficial
 He was born in Sparta, Greece, in 1870, coming to the United States when he was seventeen years of age. He settled in Chicago, and later grad uated from the Chicago Dental school. He was a successful dentist, until he was oVertaken by the physical trouble, which later resulted in his death.
 He is survived by a wife and three children, his mother and two broth CTS. Chris J. and Charles J. and a sister, Mrs. C. l.. Loomis, all of whom were with him at the time of his death.
 The body has been taken to the undertaking parlors of J. T. Whitney. from which place the funeral will be held today at D. m. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co.
TRIP ON LEGAL BUSINESS

TRIP ON LEGAL BUSINESS Thomas W. Nealon will leave this morning for Oatman. He will be away q week on legal business
 BRIDGE EOPENED-Teams were allowed to cross the Central avenue bridge yesterday and within a day au- tomobie traffic will be resumed.
 SCHOOL CENSUS MARSHALs-O. D. Fulton and J. I. Woolf have been appointed census marshals of Phoenix District No. 1. Fulton will have charge of the west and Woolf of the east school districts.
 BIRTH OF A SON-Mr. and Mrs. Otho Handley of S10 North Sixth aye nue are being congratulated upon the birth of a son. James Pliny, who was named after his two grandfathers, ar rived yesterday morning.
 FUNERAL OF THOS. w. PECK- The funeral of the late Thomas Win ston Peck will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the family residence in Westmoreland Place Dr. Harker officiating. Interment will be in Green wood cemetery
 TO SPEAK AT BANQUET-Miss Martha Chickering. of San Francisco arrived in Phoenix last night She is quartered at the Y. w. C. A. She will be one of the speakers at the annual banquet of that organization tonight.
 CREIGHTON LADIES AlD-The Creighton Ladies Aid will meet at ?: 50 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter s. Wilson. The members of the Creighton Parent Teacher Asso- citation are invited to meet with the aid society as school matters will be discussed. Each member is requested to bring needle and thimble.
 CONDITIONS IN CAST-Dr A. B Nichols has returned from a several weeks absence in Wheeling. West Vr- ginia. Dr. Nichols declared that con- dtions could not be better in the east "A wave of unprecedented prosperity is sweeping over the country" said the doctor Who is an ardent supporter of the administration. Everyone is talk | ing Wilson,
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
SE[|M M|CHELSON.
 NEW POSTMASTER,
 N0W ON TRE JOB
Ushered Into Office Without Cere monies. Finds Conditions in First
 class Shape

T have nothing special to say, eX- cept that l am busy learning the ins and outs of the game, and so far am very pleased, with the state of af- fairs existing in the office"
 That was about the only statement, Selim Nicholson, new postmaster of the city of Phoenix would give out. When interviewed, MT Nicholson had been in possession of the office dur ing the entire day. but had been so busy looking things over. that he was hardly sure whether his time was his own or not.
 When the new postmaster showed up at his office in the federal build ing yesterday he found his desk all cleaned up. and shining with polish. On it's broad surface, reposed several large boquets from admirers and well wishers
 He immediately started upon a checking up of the accounts of the office. Late yesterday afternoon, he stated that he had found everything in excellent condition.
 When asked whether he contem- plated any changes in the personnel of his office force, Alr. Nicholson stated that there would be no changes made for the time being. To my Customers-On account of
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

Arrangements have been made by which Mir Earl s. Curtis will on Feb ruary 1st, 1916, enter the firm of Kib bey, Bennett x Bennett and the firm name will thereafter be Kibbey, Ben nett 6. Curtis.
 KIBBEY, BENNETT & BENNETT.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

WANTED: LEAO-The chamber of with mining companies who have lead, zinc and asbestos properties for sale
 HERE FROM DENVER Miss Eliza
 beth Moffit arrived from Denver yes
 terday, and will pass a month here
 the guest of Mrs. C. r. Ainsworth
 EASTERN STAR MEETING-Thc
 Order of Eastern Star will hold
 meeting this evening in the Masonic
 Hall, at 7:30. There will be an ini-
 tiation
 SUDDEN DEATH - After short illness. Thomas Lester of Orson. Iowa,
 passed away at his home in Mckinley
 street, yesterday morning. Mohn,
 Driscon X Co. have received instruc-
 tions to prepare the body for ship ment to Orsen.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE The regular monthly dance will be given
 this evening at the Country Club Considerable interest has been mani fested in the past affairs. and a large attendance is anticipated this even ing
 MOOSE WILL DANCE TONIGHT One of the regular dances will be given at the lodge rooms of the Moose
 of this city this evening" A good crowd will doubtless be in attendance l and Besse's orchestra will be present to furnish the music.
 BURIAL IN FLORENCE-Th re-
 mains of Andrew Hall. which have
 been held in the undertaking parlors of Mokn, Driscoll X, Co. for some | time. pending word from relatives, will
 he shipped to Florence today for ! burial
 DEATH OF MRS. CRAWFORD- | Mrs. Della c. Crawford died January | 22 at her home l010 East Fillmore. She was the wife of George Crawford. Funeral arrangements have not as yet ] been made. pending the arrival of a | brother. The services will take place at Moore and McLellans undertaking parlors
 BRILL LINE HEARING ON SAT- | UROAY-The hearing on the peti-
 ton which has been presented to the state corporation commission, asking l that the cars on the Brill line of the | street railway company be routed over | the newly blished loop, will come up on Saturday next, instead of yes l terday as had been previously an nounced.
 Y. w. C. A. BANQUET-The an nual banquet of the Y. W. C. A. will l take place this evening at the Wo- l mans Club. Original arrangements were only made for 200 people, but 1 last night it was announced that 225 l tickets had been sold Arrangements l have been made to care for the extra | ones.
 DEATH OF w. w. SNYDER-War-
 ner W. Snyder. a resident of Arizona | for forty years. died yesterday at his | residence. 112 Lincoln street. He was l engaged in the stock business until a | few years ago. He was a brOther-in | law of the late Judge BastOr of Yuma. | Friends may view the remains from 10 l to F o'clock this morning at the | funeral parlors of Mohn, Driscoll X | Co. The body will be shipped to | Turkey Creek for burial. OLD-TIME REVlVAL-The revival
 services which are being held in the old Wigwam theater on North First l avenue are attracting general inter 1 est. Mrs. Campbell a returned mis- 1 sionary from India, is adding to the
 services materially with her soprano | solos. Evangelist Mease is strong | speaker and nah with a message. l Services are held every night at 7:30 | o'clock and each afternoon at 3:30. 1 The services are conducted under the auspices of the Hebron Seminary As
 sociation, and all are invited.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
AT THE FORD-J. H.

AT THE FORD-J. II. Coomes, Co., lumbus Ohio A. ". Davis, Prescott; Ed L. O'Malley. Chicago; C. B. Johnson and wife, Kansas City; Edith Morris and Nora Brown, Tempe J. C. Eldridse, Los Angeles; w. W. liar rison, HolNille, Cal; Barthe, Los Angeles.
 BOOZE CASE COMES TO SU- PRIME COURT-Francis Bert Aaron. of Cochise county, recently convicted in the superior court of that county of bringing intoXicants into the state yesterday appealed his case to the state supreme court. The lower court sentenced the man to jail for a term of days, and also imposed q fine. It is from this judgment that he is ap pealing.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
A CALL ON THE WAITER

Hotel Clerk-Is this $1,0OO bill the smallest thing you have about you?
 Departing guest-I am afraid it is.
 Clerk Go bell boy)-Here, take this bill to one of the walters and ask him to change it.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

Razor Honing our speciality. Handles put on. Safety blades resharpened, guaranteed to shave better than new. Keller, POS w. Washington St.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, A degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. A degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, O.. inch
 Excess in rainfall since first of the month. 1.o4 inches.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 1.o4 inches.
 Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday =. 60 Rainfall yesterday .... . Q
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

NO. Recleaned chicken wheat, s1.90 per cwt. Valley Flour Mills Adv. 2-d
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

Razor blades resharpened. POS West Washington.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
WEATHER TODAY

Republican A. p. Leased Wre] WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-For Ari- zona: Thursday, generally fair: colder north portion. Friday fair.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for January 26

Water Service Report for January 26 Elevation of water in reser-
 vor at 6 a. m. ....... 227.96 Contents, acre feet ..........1, ,4l7,6S0 Loss in 24 hours, acre feet.. 6429 Elevation one year ago .. 15226 Contents, year ago, acre feet. 424, 4,S26 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, north side, NJ. L.. l4.2OO Amount of water used for ir-
 risation, south side NJ. I... 39, ,46O
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

To my Customers account of sickness l will be unable to be out for few days Tom Okada. dp
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
DEATH OF MRS. CRAWFORD

DEATH OF MRS. CRAWFORD- Mrs. Della c. Crawford died January 22 al her home 1910 East Fillmore She was the wife of George Crawford Funeral arrangements have not as yet been made. pending the arrival of a brother. The services will take place at Moore and McLellan's undertaking 1a.lr. l1.t.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
MOOSE WILL DANCE TONIGHT

-One of the regular dances will De given at the lodge rooms of the Moose of this city this evening. A good crowd will doubtless be in attendance and Besse's orchestra will be present
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

mains of Andrew Hall. which have been held in the undertaking parlors of Motn, Driscoll x Co for some time pending word from relatives, will he shipped to Florence today for hurinl
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

Taft, Superior; L. Will, Los Angeles; w. D. Berry. Los Angeles: F. Otto, Joe Gray. Denver; H. A. Mosher Prescott: Pete Beasley, San Angelo. Texas; Mrs. H. Gold, Mrs. R. Mon tague and Miss l.. Rogers, Ray; F. w. Hales, City; J. l.. Stidhom, Ray: T. R. Littlefield and C. A. Firth, Mesa; D. o. Martin Marley Bros, Mesa; T. B. Parker and J. W. Lowry, Los Angeles: C. w. Tecker: D. w. Henderson, Seligman; w. McLennan, San Francisco: Oscar Sims. J. s. Be- lone Ash Fork; F.. F. Griens, Pres colt; Vincent Garcia; Mrs. Joseph Rees and Frank Rees Congress: H. V. Brittner, Los Angeles: J. A. Rob ertson, Fl Paso: A. Smith, Portland; ; T. J. Kelly, Needles.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27
BRILL LINE HEARING ON SAT

UROAY-The hearing on the peti
 ton which has been presented to the state corporation commission, asking that the cars on the Brill line of the street railway company be routed over the newly established loop. will come up on Saturday next, instead of yes terday as had been previously an
Arizona republican., 1916-01-27

regular monthly dance will be given
 this evening at the Country Club. Considerable interest has been mani- fested in the past affairs and q large attendance is anticipated this even
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
LA GUERRA IN
OCCIDENTE
La RuOVd OffenSiVa tedeSCd
COltrO | fOrti di YePdUn

PARIGI IA. = Dopo trenta ore
di continue borbardamento, i tede-
schi 81 sono lanciati nuovamente in
un violentissimo assalto cOntro bo-
schi di Haudremont nord-est di
Verdun contro lie posizioni nemi-
che situate nella foresta di LIE Pietre.
Intanto il communicate ufficiale pub
blicato stanane dallo State Maggie
re francese, a Parigi, annunzia che
tutti gil attacchi tentati dai tedeschi
sono stati paralizzati e resplnti dal-
partiglieria francese.
II communicate ufflciale aggiunge
che nella regione Woevre IL duello di
artiglieria e tuttora in via dl svolgi-
mentO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
LIE TRUPPE DEL GENERALE CARRANzA
CIRCONDANO FRANCISCO VILLA

Ell PASO, IA. = II generate Ca
briele Gavira comandante di Juarez
comandante di lutte lc forze di Car
rama al confne ha dichiarato che
nella sua ritirata nellie montague del
distretto di Guerrero, Francisco Vii
la e state preso in trappola ed ora 81
trova completamente circondato in
modo da non potter sfuggire ALA cat
tura.
Gavira dichiara che lie truppe di
CarranZa stanno da per tutto incal-
zando Villa che non tardera' a cadere
nellie mani del soldatI di Carranza.
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ECataCOnbe tedeSCa

Secondo calcoli basati su ottima
informazioni nord di Verdun sareb-
be stata distrutta una intera divisio-
ne tedesca go mila uominD. Attire
unita' avrebbero perduto dial 80 per
cento all83 per cento del loro effetti-
vi.
Un ufficiale tedesco ferito ha di-
chiarato che all l'assalto di Verdun fu-
rono lanciati dieci corpi d'armata
400 mila uomini.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
LIE RAGIONI DELL INTER
VENTO DEL PORTOGALLO

WASHINGTON, IA. = II mini
stro portoghese pubblico' ieri una no.
ia diplomatica in cui afferma che il
Portogallo e entrato in guerra a fan
co degli alleati in osservanza dun
trattato d'alleanza che 10 lega all'In-
ghilterra da oltre 500 ami.
Gia' in aItri tempt i soldati dele
due nazioni hanno combattuto fan
co a fanco, nella secessione di Spa
gna nell'inyasione napoleonica.
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PrepafdtiVI per I'azlOne
Americana mel MeSSlCO

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, II. = Teri
una squadriglia di 8 aereoplani con
100 uomini partirono per Columbus
New Messico. Quattro squadron di
cavalleria partirono di qui domain.
Questi movimenti indicano che Co
lumbus e. il punto di partenza del
corpo dl spedizione.
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FurioSo C0mbattImento ne||a vale de||'|s0nzo

eli occhi del Balcani, sulla stessa ri
balta ellAustria. Ma e. inutile fare
ora critica retrospective. Ora e. SOL
tanto utile necessario rimettere
posto fatti - che i giornai tede
schi cercano di capovolgere snatu-
rare.
"L'Austrla ha vinto - conclude
la Post" - PItalia non 81 potra'
vantare dl avere ottenuto con la guer-
ra, quello che non volle ottenere con
gil accordi della pace"
Correggiamo: PAustria ha vinto il
Montenegro, dopO aver vinto in com
pagnia della Germania della BuIga-
ria, la Serbia: nessuno mega le glo-
riose gesta, ma bene male ispirata,
I1talia non ha combattuto a tianco
del Montenegro, non ha, dall'altra
parte, consigliata la Serbia nella sua
azione. Avrebbe poi la Serbia accet-
tato il conslglio deli Italia? L., Sc mai
la diffidenza della Serbia verso TIta-
LA non sarebbe state Peffetto dell A
Zione dell Austria Rel 1913? Sc di
vittoria dell Austria 81 vuol parlare,
81 parli della vittoria in tempo ii pa.
ce mel 1913. Allora veramente PAu-
stria vinse, contro la nemica Serbia 9
contro Palleata Italia nello stesso
tempo; vinse in pace, ed in grazia
dell'alleanza. Ora g altra cosa.
Ma la guerra contlnua, Sc non mi
sbaglio, non e fnita col compro- :
messo del signor generate montene-
grino Becir del relative signor mag
gior Lovepar.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18

battimenti aerei in cui il yantaggio
rimase dalla parte del francesi.
Tre aereoplanl tedeschi furono ab-
battui, uno entro le linee francesi, e
due dietro la prima Inca nemica.
4 Attire ire maccchine tedesche furo-
no viste oadere, ma non Sc ne pote'
stabilize con sicurezza, Ia distruzione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
Una RuOVa pPOVd dell infamld
dUStrldCd

ROMA, 13. = II Commando militia
re di Bologna comunica che 81 e po-
tuto constare che nella recente in
cursione nei territori di Perrara di
Ravenna gil aeroplani austriaci get
tarono confetti contenenti una gran
Quantita' di microbi.
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lie rOVine della tremendd G
SdRquilOSa bdttdQl.d dl Yefdun

In seguito al bombardamento,
Verdul e ridotta un ammasso di edi-
fici diroccati. Non vi rimane 81 puo
dire, pielra'su pietra.
| magnlfci boschi nei pressi della
piazzaforte pressntano anch essI uno
spettacolo desoIante di devastazione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
LA NUOVA OFFENSIVE
ITALIANAALLA FRONTE

ROMA, IA = Dopo una sosta di
vari mesi, gPItaliani hanno improv-
visamente ripresa la piu' intensa of
fensiva lungo tutto il fronte. Formi-
dabili azioni d'artiglieria 81 stanno
svolgendo attualmente sull'altipiano
del Carso la ripresa dell'otfensiva
contro Gorilla e. ritenuta immlnente.
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Villa e. fuggItO Su CaVaIIl
fubdti al neniCO

Ell PASO, IA. = Flu accertato uf-
fcialmente ieri sera Fort Bliss che
quando Villa fece la sua incursione q
Columbus giovedi scorso porto via
80 caValli appartenenti al 13 Ca
valleria degli Stati Unit Ii usa nell
la fuga.
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Sci aGfOpldHi tedeSchI diStPOtti

Mentre i cannoni tuonano, gil ae-
roplani danne segni della masslma
attivita'.
Una squadriglia francese di sci ae-
roplani, loncio' ieri 13O bombe sulla
stazione della ferrovia strategica dl
Brieulles a nOrd di Verdun.
ST svolse un gran nunero di COM
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
I TedeSChi E 1'AdriatiCO

Germania non mostro' di averla du-
rante la nostra guerra di Libia, guam
do era tutta in famine contro di moi,
perche' turbavamo la posizione della
Turchia mel Meditnrrano, 0, prima,
quando con la Francia con r1nghil-
terra concludemmo gil accordi medi-
terranei ricorrenti. La Germania non
81 ricordo' dell'esistenza del Mediter-
raneo per rItalia che dopo che pIta-
liza ebbe mostrato dl non volere sa-
crifcare all Austria suoi diritti nell
PAdriatico. E non penso' che L PAdria-
tico e. anche Mediterraneo; che una
malone per eceeilenza medlterlanea
come rItalia ha bisogno di essere for
te mel golfo di Venezia, tanto piu'
forte e mel Medlterraneo quanto e.
piu' forte nella parte adriatica del
medesimo.
Ma quello che non permetteremo
neppure per ischerzo, al nostri collie
CHI d'oltre Reno, e. di falsare la sto-
ria, per conto dell Austria, per ali
mentare ancoray rancori diffidenze
nei Serbi dispersi contro rItalia. Sc
non il rispetto ALA verita' storica -
e vero che Treitschke, il loro divine
Maestro, dice la verita' storica una
stupidita' indegna di I'm popolo san
guigno battagliero solo dogma di
popoli anemici e contemplativi -
almenO il rispetto ALA sventura do
vrebbe frenarli dial mostrarsi crudeli
con inganno con menzogne contro
Serb, che hanno scacciato dale 10
70 terre cOstringOno oggi andar
ramlnghi per pEuropa. Dire oggi a
questi ramlnghi, dopo averli disfatti:
Ezra il desidario Pinteresse dell'I-
talia che foste disfatti" - e. oltre-
passare il limite dell ironia. E spera-
bile siano piu' miti col loro prote til
del Belgio.
E mel ricordo anche del piu' umili
pescatori dell'Adriatico la parte pre-
sa dali Austria d&lla Germania con-
tro la Serbia, ira la prima la secon-
da guerra balcanica, quando, vinta
dagli Alleati la Turchia, pareva che
fosse dovesse essere finita per sem
pre- mel Balcani per lie Potenze Cen
trail. E per evitare la guerra, FIta-
liza, fu il suo torto, non il solo in
quel periodic, = tOrto, che neppure
vale scusare Ia nuova condi2ione
in cui Iaveva lasciata la campagna
di Libia = dovette seguire rAustra
che chiedeva del compensi perfno
per lie spese che diceva di avere do
vuto sostenere per la sua mobilitazio-
de durante la guerra balcanica, con-
correre ALA sistemazione del basso
Adrirtico, con larea creazione del
regno d'Albania, che doveva poi es-
sere, ne pensiero dell Austria, la
scusa della futura rottura con PAL
leata. E. noto tutto questo. E tutto
questo essendo note, perche' e. il fat
to di ierl, non e supremamente ridi-
colo che 81 tent oggi di mettere ca
rico delII Pazione dell Austria,
chiamare italia responsible della
situazione creata dali Austria mel bas-
so Adriatico, mel suo cieco odio con-
tro la Serbia?
Una colpa rebbe. allora rItalia,
fu quella di non essersi opposta al
/ lAustria, fu quella di mostrarsi