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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07

Mathews-ViIIage Varieties.
An auto collision occurred about {
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the cor
ner of Rood and Chapman's store
when two out of two machines came
together Not much damage was done
to either machine as both were going
at a low rate of speed. The machine
came through Main street was on the
left hand side of the road and the
other was on the right and as the
curve is a bad one neither could see
the other but all autOists should bear
in mind that a sign is there warning
them to keep to the right owing to the
bad curve and If all drivers would
obey that warning there never could
be accidents there.
Birthday Party for Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Mathefs
gave a birthday party in honor OF
their son, Alfred r., at their. home at
$40 Main street, Aug. 8, being the
child's first birthday. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns, roses
and sweet peas. There were friends
present from Norwich, GreeneVlIe,
Central Village and Willinantic. He
received mary useful gifts, including
money.
Block island Fishing Trip.
Joe Talbot, Seymour Hersrd, Ed
ward st. GeTrna{de and Nose Duquette
were on a fishing trip to Block ISL
and tho weeks END.
Mr.. end NIra. Nelson Thinner Of VIII
lImanttc are the guostg Of Mrs. HUI
meTs daughter, Mrs Edward Allard
Returned 20 che Utah.
AIcide AIIard OF tho battIeahIp Utah
has been tho guest of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph AIIard Of Main street,
has returned TO hia post,
Alexander and Octave Neault, who
are on the reserve list of the y. g.
army, have been recalled TO Fort Sio-
cum,
.HFrs and g1Egs. %. Lapiante and fam
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07
BALTIC

Automobiles Come Together at Bad
Curve but With Little Damage Due
to Low Speed-Party for Alfred r.
Mathews-ViIIage Varieties.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07
"IDON'T Suffer-
ANY more J.
" Feel Like a New Person, -
says Mrs. Hamilton.

New Castle, Ind" From the time
Twas eleven years old until / was severn
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07
STAY OUT ALL SUMMER
TO GET WHAT THEY WANT

Striking WeaVers Now Emphasize Ad-
vance of 10 Per Gent. for Night
Labor.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07
DANIEL SON and PUTNAM. NEWS
DANIELSON

Strict Quarantine Against Children
from New York and Other fnfantiie
Paralysis Foci In Effect-HeaIth Of
ficers Give Standardization Boy
Returned to His Home by Police
Some ProgressiVes Reioin the Old
Ranks,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Exis Lucier Of
Main street. making the trip by auto.:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-07
Prosressives Back With the Old Guard

D. Fred Kenworthy, republican reg
istrar for the First district, estimates
that the additions TO the republican
caucus list in KilIingly viii number
rs. Several members of the progress
sive party have re-enrolIed on the re-
publican list. Next Friday will be an
other registration day.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Sen p%antiatte @iereite.

Gn 0onlf 2pjtnant fon / Splge
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." for nogen 9i6
iiocn til ct &otel / &riitionio ion1=
men mco eli ing 0ame> TOM Do1,
1to9oo for fin 9ultr1t. 0a Sc bopoe
bpet scr CT Tih, erfl9rebe 2pjtnaue
ten, at ban life bab0e flere 8erge
hos Jig, pg at ban moatte rcjle til
9onu1orf % foa lat / nogle. Smio-
lcrtib >lfl,l0c &otellct boDe &ultruel'
iou @orant. Nogle Gage efter TOM
Scr til &olitiet / &riitiania Mnn1o6=
ming fra SEN 1>1lge uSuitr1s" Tor=
nl6rc ON at efterlpge 0otterens
ion1 fun bor 16 Mar go1nmel. Sum
bor fprlopet meb 2pjtnontcn, p0
oe1r1e bor rejlt al 5teb mes bcnoe
uocl1 Sorelorenes Si0en6e oQ
5omtpffe. Sp0agellespolitiet fanD1
Sen unge Yigc, lom lao olene oQ
ulpffelig tilbage / @otellet, og iii
he11oc itrofs til at rejle bjem.
2pitnanten CT mi onmelot fol
@corogeri, bo @otelbnrtinoenl trooS
2dftcr, life hqr fooct 9ctolina fol
Sphol6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Mntomobilbpteller.

s &riltionia bar mon, / Splac
,&erbens Gang, bpggct ct Nl1to=
n1pbil=Sotel mes Nlo0s til ITO SIT
t%pmobiler.
Sotellct er poa 4 gtager, % |
7Stebet for as en- Groppe fjerer Mlt=
tpmobilerne op til SEN Gtoge, bpor
sc ifol ubp", as e1 breb @onc, Scr
1nor Zig ion1 i 5piral for at toge
Stigninecn.
Motellet lfol ppre 1900 &noorot=
meter / 0mfang, bets Gacaoe ltp-
BEG / Ser1beton, Iaget bDggcs
flobt> ioo n1an meo 2etbe6 fo11 1,o=
bioe Su1et / Spj0en. Nf Mftiefopi=
len, 100000 ar., CT set melte ollc=
reoe tcenet, og Mrbej0ef mencs for
oigt til Joruaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
ny AngrrhB1aktik.
!6pprlebes man gaar trent / cit mn:
berne Stamp.
Sagttageller fra Champagne.

,Tpr Neroensfrigen ltoD mon /
&irfeligbcoen fu10l tRnoig upioe1oc
opcrfor, bpilten Ioftif Millionbr=
rene pg SC mo0erre S1obaoben Dil6e
frupc, pg set far fo1tet Strpmme
al @loD at pinoe Sc G%rfortnger,
man l,lt for at bDgge paa. 5orlpo
ret Dor lelpfplgelig Set lttclte at
ctoblcrc. Mngrebet bar lto0ig
nolot @onifeligbeoer al ben lprre=
ltc s(rt, % ielp un0er Gban1pognc=
5logct bopoe Tronifmp110cne life
Grfori1,g NOT / MnQrebstoftif ober=
for lt9rfc JeltpGrfer;;> men sc bp=
ltcOc grforinger, og Sc anpcnoeS
III, unoer 5onme=5loget, iom Set
lpnes meo set Mell1ltat, at Ma110e=
fal6et CT meget mn6re er6 pcb tib=
ligerc Mngreb.
~9fopojc &remja"s &orrelpon=
bcnt peo Sen fronife 6ror1t, 5cnjo=
1olu, bor fra Mmiens lenbt lit 8lao
Ell %i11tercslont &orreiponooncc ON
Sen nDc Mngrebstaftif, lpm ban
0og fun fan beifripe / grone SrGf.
Mngrebet inblc0es jo oltio me1
pol0iom Mrtilleriil0, o9 berefte1
ien6cs Ser uBdlger" al Snfonterj
ms obcr Sc beifu0te 5fpttegraDe
Set til %9(ngrcbet beltelntc Snfonteri
n1on oltib lomlcs / en- 5torn1=2gbe
grob> lon life gjerne ma bere
mere chs 200 Meter fro Sen fjenbt.
lige Sitting. 2igger mon life lac
llUr - % Set CT iiPl0cnt 5tlfpl6et
n1ou 5torm=2 pbegropel1c onleg=
ges Notten for Storme11, pg me11S
bette lfer, ifDber Mrtilleriet iao
pnl6iomt, lom set pberbopeoet ct
nl11igt. Set ct 11emlig oloeles
nsopenbiat at fringe 6jeroen neo
bans 9efnil9er, mems ser orbejoes,
for otter. SEN 11pc Softif orbej0er
man Jig life mere frem / Sorben, /
6orbinbeliesgrope, til 5torn1=Bro=
ben, Sen grobes oirefte. timber
G6ompu9ne=5laget troe6e man life.
at bette Dor m1ligt, og mo11 boDoe
moa1fc better fife Mrtilleri nof til
ocn tulo fenoige @eifpttelie of Set
orbejoenoc @molfab. Mal1 orbei-
ococ lig 90 trent / Sorbinoel1esgro=
pc, od bette frnoeoe ct e@11or11lt ST.
beioe, lantioia meo, at man fl1u6e
here nogealunoe iiffer poo at Sc
fjenotltge Slpbere opoogeoe 9(n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Gfspprtercs &pbberpen9ene?

st telegram ira 5toctDolm meo<
belte forleoen, at ser Hengeomlp>
bet hop6e begpn0t at gjprc 11g CT
1erlig Mangef poa &obbern'p''1
o%ielDenoe, % at mon boboe Sor=
nooninq ON, at uoenlonoIfe Sp1olt
i 1tor lloltrefning t%llpefsleoc 11g
a%obberpenge, lom Sc oerefter fbrte
meo fig no at 2onoet.
Otter bpoo norlf ~Morgenbl." o}-
1pler, bor man / george gjort go'1-
tie tillporenoe Grfaringer. Sefrez
teren / george8 Bonf me0Deler loo=
leoes, at 8onfen ielp nelten life
bor noQe11 &obbermplt / 8ebelo.
9(i 5=Grer CT belc Beboloninge11
1ooIeoes 24OO &r., mems Sen nor
molt CT 4O-50,000 SIR. Sefrete=
rcn nupntc lonn Gfscnpler ierli9
ct Nor Dampltibe> ser ltooig freoc=
Sc at Ioo pcfslct tore 9elpb / 5
Erer. Mebcns "Morgenblaoet"
Mcoorhcjbcr opbol6t fig | Bonfe1,
fom ser nctop fra Sc famine 5fibe
Mefbijition ON en- nD SorlDninQ
poo 500 5=grer. 8onfen moottt
]nore> at mon life fun6e lfoffe mer(
ems 100.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
&nllene poa Spitsbcrgen,

9(ftieielifobct vSpolbar6 &11lgrl1=
Der" poo Spit5bergen CT unoer
9on1elic. &opitalen CT lat til
Mori1nnnr 81 Mill. og Minimunr
3 M}ilI. @r. &eo Sn6bpoernc or
for 3 Mill. Scr. i1l6fjpbt Snteresient=
itobct M0bent San &11lfelts Gjen=
Som ip6 for Mbpent Sal, 1om on
l(ooes til at inoebol6e 400 Mill.
Cons &ul, iamt Snteres lentlfabet
5bolborb &nlfelt be6 Green &or=
ho1>r, lom in6ehploer 200 Millioner
Sons &11l. Marspro6uftioncn peo
Iclternc CT bcrcgnct til 100000
Cons.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

Ingen bedre Farm for Kv@g- ogMejeribrug: 100 Acres bedste Jord-
bund, alt rfenced", 80 Acres dyrket, fin Gr@sgang med vandlSb og|
stor stald (S2x6o); "1ean,to' (14x24) og 7 andre Udhuse og skur;
BrSnd med VindmGle; Telefon, R. +. D., Hovedvej, en- hav Mil till
skole, 3 Nil til to skandinavigke Krker, Butkker og Andelsmejeri. 81
pr. Acre paa code Vilkaar. Vii salge paa Grund af Alder.
GUST LNDGREN. LITTLE FALLS. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
NnrYr.
timber &riscn.

Mon foor i Morge ct belte1nt
SsS,1otrDf al, at Solicit er fig 5re1n=
tioens M11ligbe0rr bcbiolt og at
p0er1te @bnc %onlpGnoer Jig for at
l,aa Sem. Morge bar ififtet Mnltgf.
unber arigen. Set, 1om por ct tot
tiqt 2o,1o, bar feet &apitalerre
ltrgmme ino. 9cn nor fe Sonoels-
floobe bor iejlet Mil1ioner IND /
npr1f Sop1, og 1elp ont Sen bar liot
,neqet pcb sen ben1pnslele Hnoer-
~nonosfriq - 1915 poelogoes beo
Wliirer % Iorpeopcr / alt AZ nor
1tc 0omplfibe % 81 Seillfibe poa
tillommcn ca. 10000 Cons - CT
Sen. 500 i ltooig &Gflt, og bet enc
Mbeoeri otter set anoet buffer frem
for at togc lin &ort al Sen tore
8eroens Srugtfart.
st al Sc melt 1loae11oe Sepl1er
Tor nor1f gpnes ll0pifltng nlloer
arioen or moolfe Set Sorlpoe'1oe,
at u@orregooros Gjenoomme" 1tnl'
Sc operqoa til norif 9oono for Ct
@elpb al ca. 40 Mill. &ro1er.
8orreaooro peo 5arpsborg- bar
nprinoclie en- gommel ooelig 5roe=
ooorb, men Sens @ctp0ning ION
5oooon bar 1,Olpillet, % Set enc IN
bultriclle Mnleg efter set onoet bat
rnf5et frem poa 0cres @r111o. S
1890 fipbtts SEN al Set i%nternotlo=
noIe 1Sirn1a Sic &cllncr Darlington
Ioper &ulp 60. limit, lonl optprte
n,eoet betpoelige Tobrifcr for I'll
p~irfniuo al Trrmos1c, Gell1'lo1e,
3obir, Qorbi6 III. nj. foruoen 1895
en- 1tor eleftrilf @roftltation, lo11t
eaet mefeniif &erflteo og Stpber1.
Sel1fobet fif ogloa i'm e9e11 ln7
1fibninQshopn pes 2oocteoet So11z
nel,1no, npr @lomngns llolpb. Sele
Dennc mpgtigc o9 mongearteoe
Girfjon,heo CT set, SEN norlfc &o=
pitol, nppunoen unoer Nrlaen, CT
reoe til at opertage, bits ct &1pb
el{ers fan bringes / Sroe11. % I'll
bette ct ser al mnlig no1i9t. Selp
on set incomes lom en- Ml1llgbeo, at
noget al SEN engelife 4opltal bl1oer
1tooe>1be, og at ct lpenif Mftieboloa
ffol oiercs til HortDapcr, tolocr
nna lanai ober &n1nhele'1 at &c
Millioner poo 9lorge, % Oct 9loer
ct 1tnrftt Snotrpf al Ben 9o11ole=
froft, &rigen hor of1pot, 1oor mo'
berer ON ct innbnnt Snretn9enoes
Stort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

Godt Land til Salgs i Central.
Minnesota, i Meeker og Kandiyohi
Countyer, i gamle Settlementer na1
Kirke, Skoler og Mejerier. Opdyr-
kede Farme fra $50 pr. Acre OF
h9jere paa let Afbetaling. Ligele.
des godt Land / Mckenzie Co., N
Dak., $2S pr. Acre og h0jere. Kom
og Sc selv, eller skriv efter naerme-
re Oplysninger til r. A. Carlson
Grove City. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13

g%reuslcttoren / goo Gi0. Sou PED
lna1t, at set belle fan gipres ltmple-
re, burtigere % 0erfor operralfenoe
% n0ell ltprre Sab emo efter Den
tiOligere Metbooe, mems Der arbe1=
ncs paa @rauen, men me0 ri1lgere
Sab, 1loar Ser ltormes.
5tnrnlf pr1notione1l er ogloa for
mnorct. e9S Gbmapogne brngte ma11
lo19e Ypl0er, beltooenoe al flere
.SSnfanterifip0er, % bag 0em fnlgte
Mclerpcr pao sc 5feoer, bbor man
ior11o ontog, at ser piloe blipe melt
Brl1g for oem. Set bite Jig imlo=
lcrtio at pere gan1fe umuligt at
beregne, bppr Der blep 8rng for
9ieierper. @ppr scr par 8rng for
relil> por 0e talrige. gu Deler mon
Nplgerne / fortere Mf0elinger> %
1per Mf0eling gibes Torm iom e1
&iftc, 1oo Dur man &elerber alle
5teoer, bbor ser angribes. Gn So
reopa,llfcligbeo i Gbampagne=5lo=
Get por ogluo 6orbinbelien bag no
til sc &ommo,Deren0e. Man ltole=
SC for meget paa Telttelefonen
1om nugget ofte ipigtebe> foroi Trna=
0cllc bleD lfu6t oper. Nu CT Iele=
iol>eu inpplcret mes trauolpS Sele=
qrof, optiifc 5iHanoler, Matetter ug
Wlus / ct beltemt Sorpe=5pltem %
2lppclnolfiner. Man bar life fpr
1nellt at fn,lle o11pen0e SlDpemal IT.
her til Oclr1c Ijenclte, for0i De mao
ilpDc nugget lupt, 10000 Meter
pppe, bpi5 Sc lfol nDtte noget; men
1lloll bor crfnret, at mar llomgrfet
fan gjprc Set. 6or1Dareren far
1l1locr 5tormen life ORE ct Rieblit
puu Tlppen1oi finernc> lon1 10 Tito
0ircftc trucr bans Sin, i11tct Wec1:
ne fe epncr / set Tjeblif, 9ujonct,
tcr,lc blir1fer foo Meter foran bans
Mnliot, at gipe fig / &alt mc0 noget
oucr bans @obeo> pei at mGrfe,
roor bctte noget life lige / Ejeblif=
fct truer bans SIP; 0erfor falter
6lppen1olfinerne beller life 8omber,
Sc oirigerer fun Mrtilleriiloen.
Me0 &enjpn til Mrtilleriets 8irf=
ipn1hco CT set lnorere ltprre 0pelie
chs ltqrre Grforing, ONT c110 begge
Delc, Ser III gjpr Jig %gjeloenoe.
Sc fro1ife Mrtillerilter fan mi me1
en- f%orblpffen6e 5ifferbeo legge
@pnrreil0 5000 Meter forar
6erea itorm,en6e SSnfonteri. Scr al:
Qibcs op til 20 5fu6 pr. &onon oQ
Minrt, og nSl6teppet" flpttes mel
uibigelig Sifferbeb> cfterl ONT Snfo11:
tcrict nnnr -frcmL nnnr- mon inm- MI
pe6 oloeles npjogtigt, bpor set be:
finder fig / 6e f%jenOtlige 5tillinger
@eb @er6un ifol set ierlig bnr(
bcttc f%orblpffenbe nejogtige 5omar:
hcjoc mef1em Snfonteri og Mrtilleri
Scr bur bGret lao pbcror6entli(
Dirfni11gsfulot; baa0e pigen6e ol
mgriben0e Snfol,tcri bar bette Slb
lfiol0 foran Jig. S1,%fanteriet CT Sc
pqioo / b6jeltc @ruo begejitret fo1
75'erne og 61pberne.
Sen nDe. Saftif freezer ct 11n1no
oeligt Mr1tal &onp1er, Ell 11el te1
nfattelig Mp11g6c Mmmunition L!
ret lang Sib; n1en sen 1porer Mn
gribcr11e Ell Mpngbc 5pl6ater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Mprif Cutter

Gen norifc Yropimterings=&om
misiton bar / bis1e Gage fjpbf a.
600 Gons omerifanlf 5nffer til Sc
pcring otter @plten. &ipbeiummen
brejcr Jig ON SO Niill. &roner.
Commissioner bar oglao fjpbt ct
minorc Hurti SSuna=5uffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Minnesota Farme.

Landsmsend! Dersom De 6nske1
opdyrkede Farme at 1ste Klasse !
det vestlige Central-Minnesota fra
$40 til 500 pr. Acre, paa code
Vilkaar, eller i Nord- og sgd De
kota, saa skriv idag, for Priserne
stiger, til N. a.. Nelson. Willmar
dim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-13
Unrur / KJnhrnllaun,
Silitanbe / Bortiben.

ss=#h$ @aE.&I#a
@opeoitaocns ltnrfe uobifling
lor life minbit lat tine 5por poo
Sc loafoIote Gerpe. 9e fleltc al
benz CT fin oobnc Ylaoier, men
nogen ceentlig SorDebanbel finder
fife Steb mere; Sen bprer Ell 1plr11=
Sen Sis til.
st al &ipbenbapns Gl6lte 9orpe
CT &ungens Nptorp cllcr &ongetor=
bet, lom set oprinoelig be6; ber
forbonolebcs Scr So % @alm lamt
Nrun0icl. ser blep fjprt ms al Be
ijpllano1fe 8pnber; 11abnlig Sui
ibier1fe fra Sre6erifSborg Mmt bar
falte GjGlter poa &ongens NptorD,
og enOnu for ca. SO Mor ii0en bol6t
Ser Sgrbepogne fra M%oroD9llono
pau Bette Gorp.- 5enere benbiltes
Gorpet for BrenDiel til &11ltorpet
og 9aulcrpla6s, men .1r1 efsilterer
oenne &onoel life mere, @pnoernc
bru9er ielp Deres 8rer0e, og 5pr=
pcne 1nlges til Ell @ros1ercr.
&o11gens Mptorp er olt1aa life
mere Iorb / egentlig 6pr1tanb,
men en- imuf ooben Slabs Gen=
tr1n1 for Sen in6rc 8ps 5ppr=
pognstrofff.
Yoo &11ltorpet og &ou1erploos
bripes beller ingerl @onbeL, men /
Sc fprite Morge1rtimer CT Ser &ol0e=
ploos for Omegnens ~Melfcbpn=
Ser" = 6olf, Ser fjprer M9lf i11o
til Sc in1oa Meierier = og for Sc
mango 6ragtmeno og @anoels=
mGnor Ser flere @onge ugcntlig
bnr 9Gri1loe til 8pen.
Wnlnrncl Tprb or Nptprb bar in6=
til for foo Mor itoen 1terft benDt=
tc0e, og / plorc Ii6 por Sc 8pcns
@one0torp, bnor ollie Slogs 2ep=
ncbsmi0lcr fun6e forbonoles, 0og
l9rlig &crn % &jpoporer. @on6e=
len mes &ipo / &roppe blep 6og /
1883 benpilt til &pGgtorbet, og Sc
1iOltc Mar bleb Ser fun ban6let
neo 6lGif og Sjerfrp. Mapnlig
Iirs0og og Sre6og par ser Dol6=
iom Gru1lglel. ser bol6t 8ogn poo
@ogn, toplpsie0e mc6 6l9ifefrop=
pc, og ollie 8pens 5pefbefere me6=
tc / SEN tiolige Morgenltl1no for at
1oa 6prlDn111g DJcln til Jprret11in=
gen.. S 1910 oabne6es SEN nDe
Sleifcballe, og lamti6ig bleb Cont
mel Torb og Nptorb f%orretnings=
Inlc- 11nnnc,. ut Der -1i6ncr 1lonIe
Sooner % ielger @6ns og onbef
6icrfrG omfring 5pringban0>t
meb @nlb9blerne.
Goa Mmagertorb, bpor Der better
life mere CT 6prretring> bor Sc:
oprinoelig @rpnttorp> men ga Elobs
fen bar ioa lille, bleb Set 0elt lon.
lebes, at &or1oel meb @rpnt, Scr
| til 6oos bragtes til 5tooe11, benpi:
ties til &on6funiten, pg ct. Mnno
&laos, me6ers @on6el fra &ogn<
foregif fra Mlnagcrtorp % &pjbro
ploos. ct. Mn11G Nlo6s lno imi6:
lerti0 fpr offices % Tom albrig ii
at betDbe npget lom &orp. Tor
holocue foran6reoes e%fterbao11oe'
ioole0es, at M%m1ogertorp og &ejbr,
fif 0etoilbnnoelcn me6 @rpntluger
og enbn1 CT Ser ltooig @rpntba1be
poa @ejbro, meones en- gros=&on
0eleu benpi1tes til GbriltionsbaDn1
Gprb, bDor be11 blep, i16til mon
1889 fit set ltore 11pe @rpnttpr1
peo &en0ersga6e.
2ige til l1b1illingcn / 1888 ba
UNDER 6orbereoelle, Dor Ser @anoe
pno &oln1torp, iii &oooDusplaolen
9d1 CT @olmtprpet lige pperfo
&bGgtorpet.
Iprnet for lcbcnbe &rcotl1re
oor @eltctprpct Nb 0c1 gaml
Iron1melal, altiao Eloo1en neller
sSriDeos1tptten og set gomlc Sprn
bonetcrrpn, n1e11 fra 1879 bur sc
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Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
AT THE AMUZU

The Dime Shop" has an exception ally good program for this day oniy showing the great bronco busting con- tests the wild west features and the annual roundup Of the Walla Walla rodeo, which is one of the greatest carnivals of western events held in the country The Walla Walla roundup and carnival of western sports is so wei known that it needs but little in troductiOn to those who follow the cowmen and their annual sports. This particular film subject which is four thousand feet long is featured by the greatest cowgirl of the world Miss Lu- ellie Mulhall. who was a member of the great Buffalo Bill show when it went to Europe, and who is acllnowl-
 edged the best rider of her sex in the world. She holds all records for rop- ing, steer tieing. riding and will be seen at her best in the Walla Walla roundup, as she was there to win the rich stakes offered for the lady con- testants entered in the big rodeo The men members of the roundup are the greatest in America and no doubt many of the old Arizona riders will recognize old friends and associates in this big gathering of rough riders ana
 cowmen of the world who are shown in the fastest and best conducted round up of the past dozen years. The pie
 ture is in four reels and besides show
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
GODS COUNTRY AND THE WO- MAN" IS MAGNIFICENT
 PRODUCTION

On next Friday and Saturday the Lion will present the great eight reel special production. Gods Coun- try and The Woman" which run solid month in Los Angeles
 Director Rollin s. Sturgeon has produced many superb photoplays os the great outdoors. but it is doubt ful if any Inf his earlier pictures have approached Gods Country and The Woman in providing an ideal blend ing of dramatic story material beau tiful locations and impressive act ing. The picture is extraordinarily fine in every element contributing to a screen drama it is bound to inn pres audiences of all classes and low CTS of nature in the wild are likely to name it as the most satisfying of ,hotoplay productions To close followers nf the screen "Gcd's Coun- try and The Woman" carries an add ed interest in introducing Nell Ship man, writer of many scenarios. as an actress in leading role. Miss Ship man is as good as actress as she is a writer which is saying mfch% Her beauty is nf a rarely expressive type and her playing is marked by in tellifencc and sincerity.
 The story in Gods Country and Tie Woman" is effectively presented to awaken interest in the characters, to maintain suspense and to prepare for a final reel of cumulative power. in which Josephine Adare (the woman) is kidnapped and rescued after a spirited chase and battle between the forces led by Weyman on the one hand and Lang on the other The character of Josephine. the angel of the settle ment. is finely drawn by Miss Ship man to leave no doubt about the moral stamina of a truly unselfish nature. When she proposes marriage. in name only. Co Weyman declaring that such
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
OAT MANS
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Oct. Wheat prices took an upward swing today, influ- enced chiefly by official denials that Ambassador Gerard's visit to the United States had anything to do with peace proposals. The market closed strong 1as to 3Ac net higher, with December at $I59h and May at $1.5S2.. Corn gained 5sc, oats fin ished unchanged to a shade lower, and provisions unchange tc 37 cents higher.
 Announcement that damage from drought in Argentine was being eX- ceeded on abroad scale did much to strengthen the wheat market here. Sharp advances in quotations at Buenos Ayres gave a stimulus to buying, and so too did signs of . decrease in the United States visible supply total on Monday.
 Corn. rallied with wheat. Oats averaged a trifle lower. despite the strength of other grains. Receipts of oats here this week were more than quadrup,e the amount for the core sronding time last year.
 Higher prices on hogs afforded a basis for u rise in provisions. Lard touched the highest level in 40 years.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-08
Inspiration Con. Co.

Even with q comfortable cash bal ance and earning at the rate Of S20 a share, t is not expected that the Inspiration Con. Co. will increase it's g. per share quarterly
 More than 16,000 tons of ore have been treated daily for some time past in the IS operating units of the con centratOr, The two additional sec tiOns, now under construction, are expected to be ready before the end of the year. making possible the hand ling of at least 1.S00 tons more per day. Next year Inspiration will doubt less start on new construction pro- gram with the erection of a -leacIinS plant to treas it's oxide ores. This will cost several million dollars as the capacity will be In the neighbor- hood of 1000 tons day Further development should result in large additions to the oxide ore body. Attention will also be given the tailings, and before long a test mill and experimental plart will be in operation at the cOncertratOr to work out this problem. With the comple- tion of is teaching plant-by the end 1 of 19l7--Inspiration will Le in posi- tion 10 rodpuce i50,000,o00 pounds o, ! copper a year at low cost Tho 1 company will he in position to finance
 its teaching plant from treasury funds
 and at the some time have a com
 forta1le surplus against the day Wher copper sells at considerable less thai
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