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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
Ginr aitbtsgtI6ihtr.
Cine iuabrc @eididte aus Der ariess.
set.

Die @eldi6ie 1T portp5rlli6 pobr.
81. bat fi6 i'm 2iueburgiT6tn 5ueetra.
gen. Gie IieIt ii9 tpie Elm Rpmun, ben iif
Elm monernsr Shriftfe[Ier dlsgeoaht bat,
j.. 2iebe - srtnnung Gebnludt -
@erbredtn aus 2iebe = StraFe - bop.
petite StraFc: Der irbiI6e unb Der bimms
Iifde Ridter rtdttn fte. Die gef9idte
lieit fd fpie Elm 8oman unb bat Iidl bod
10 treignet, tuie mir fe btrihten; IS III
ntdts gednoert nnb nidts 6d3lqttdn.
9ier 1T bic GeI6ifte:
Gle mar Elm ein1adeS 9anernmdbdsn,
5iuauSia Sabre all, eeiitie nidt gang ouf
Der 6obe - Der Satberit1nbigs be5eihs
nete ie ols eeiitig minbtrpsrtig. Gie
Iiebte eiren 8duern, Der Iein eigenes @es
b0ft befab, uno er liebte iie, benr fe mar
hiibf9 urb cine tii9tigs Qrbeitertn. bic
unF fsinem anpeIen ihon nud benz Red
ten Ie6en tpiirbe.
Der arieg fam iibtrs 2anb unb Der
Bauer muBte nit iHs 5slb 8ieben. 0d
b%eTanneH fe Fh nidt LANCE uno lieBen
iih triegstruusn; eenoHsn ipeni9s Gage
oas iunge Slid - unb baHn 8og er fprt.
Bad Grdntreif. nad Rubldub -.
Ct fdrieb ibr tar3e 3ubsriidtIi9e
@riefe: mir trtiben bic 5einoe Dor uns
Der, mir iiegeu, bdIb tpirb 5rtsoe iein unb
bann tomme i6 brim III biz.
sic fdlugen bic 5sinbe, fe Tieaten ~
Gber auf Grieben mar nod tsins ausf6t.
llnb bic iunse Grau iehute ii9 mad ibrem
Wanne.
limb Der fdrieb meter turss 9rieFe:
mir miiHen ptsI srtrdgen, Bel uns i'm 5sle
ssbt IS Isbr fdarf br unb bic 5sinbs
ldfen niht loder.
Ct tIaais nidlt, abcr feline 2tiben Idnits
ten ibr inc Ser3 unb liei1trttn ibre Sebns
Iaat. Mtnn CT peHieIiens llrlaub trieesn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
,,pagiarci".
eammerTsiele fit bas itafIeniide Bon.
lInb eianor eonnino [praa!

limb Gignor Gonnino Ipra9!
Gpfa1 an is. 4pril in Der ~iiaIienis
T6en aammtr, epra9 lang unb brett
nnb pitl 9porle, gaorte, Ittgt Morte.
gbraTen - fpro9 unb iagtt ri6ts.
Gianpr GoHninp bate isinen gaten
9og: Il mar gut bsi Gimme nnb gut Bel
2oune; feline aoune beftrie Iid) nit Der
Mirluna leingr Wortt. unD 70 tonnte "a
niht fs6leu, baB bic pataria - bet pIebs
ouf ben @alerien fir bic sr IpieIte) unb
ID ben Gtii1len Der abgsprbaetsn (bis gut
miifpielten) = mad getnoiguns Der @os
me6ia 9raop riefen.
Wldn lam eiHam Winiitcr niht bic
gflroe %onsIpdnneH, ~beIonberg tpenu CT I'M
4utphtpbil fd9rt, ober man fam ibn
trog ZEN ipis cine primaoouna feiftn
nnb sae habsH bic SoDogdrom BERN aud
getaa.
2alo iprad Gonhino:
.aeine Observation-Disclosures aein
gniteaM Dsr Rehabilitation, tbe nift
gslgi4n in leigsr poIitiidsn uno pirts
fhafilidtn llnabhangisitit pieDerbcraes
teli 1T - bag bslbsnbafte 8sIsisn!4
G6or: nEvyiva BeIgica eroicaiA
(Die SoSialiftsn, bic ipeber 5ur gaids
ria, rod sum gbOr osb0rtu, nshmsn an
ber Gemonitration nidt tell unb ld9ein,
norauf ibueu bic 4lebrbeit niitenb sas
INIT: .9iat tinmal Fir has bsfoif@e 8sls
aien babt SIR geifal ibrig2D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
ST. pirtaukratius.
Ger iOnberbarc Seilise. Der nidt ter,
ben mill.

Dur6 ben arieg mar ct. 8iireautra.
tius 10 franz unb elenb getporbtn, BAT
man NIT feinem ablsben rsdnsts, ibm fo-
gar nit u~RperbobIener Greroe entgeqena
fat. Der Ionberbars SeiIige fonnts biz
frifde,. 1durfe 2uft Der arisgs8eit nidi
pertraseu.
a6er man bate Fd 3u frii6 9efrtut; bu
IiH Der 9rieg INNER Idnger uusOebnte, &C.
foG6nfe fid aud Der Ct. giirsautratiis
an bic friI9e 2uft, erboIte fi9 5uIsbsnbs,
unb bic bon Griebens3eiten tpenig abptis
henbe GIeidmdBtgteit in Stabt unO 2unb
ipedte i'm ait reilem Qsben.
ltHb 10 Iebt Der fonbsrbare 5eilige ipiss
Der. Wie aus einem 8siIpiel gu erieben
lift: auf elmer tlcinn beFfii@en 8abne
fation mar bon einem Reilenoen einem
8edmtsn Elm tIeines 1~onbgepdd iibergsben
unb Bel otr abretTe pereefen iporOen. 4m
3itl ongeIongt, fdritb Der RciIenbe cine
PoEttarte an bic 9abrpsrpaltang, be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07

GisHor GonHino ltat ais %aspanbitI
italitniider 3rtborSelmuun cine amber
ggdise duI;
n8ptlhtn ben b~erbinbsien Heeisrlnqti
bon AuBlaHb lhb 9talisn btIttbeu BIZ
irfnnbI6ofiIihItsn unb bsrirduenspofliei
Be8isbnngen, nnb bic GeFilbit elmer imme
gr6brm 6erBIiaitit pddIen 5ipiidsn bel
tgiben Rationtn, mic tB Der @ruB Der ruff
fiden 8nma an bds italleniTdt pnrla
msui uno Die ouaeiiinoi9tc RelIt dnsr Qb
orbnung Der Dumd mad JtdlieH beuei
FEM
0bor: "Evviva Ia Dumaw
(3as init ber Greunbi6aft meinl Del
9rsubriiter borousIidtIi4 gsnuu 10 ernIt
ipit NIT BEN 9trtrduen iflitBlid fiHt
biz RuiIsn genau 10 btrtrauensipiiroig nil
bic Jtdliener limb bic 5taIiener ebcufo tbr,
lid ME bic RuKtn. Dos Gbrsnport bes
3artn III 70 SuDerIaifis pie BET 9rsusih
bts re 9iroIo)
llnb ipeiier Idgie Gonnino:
aSn3pilhen ri6iet fi9 bic anfmerts
Idmteit Der Welt auI bic 6elbtnidlen bes
frauJ0ffdtn 9esres Dor @trbun, I'm Ie
~ b%tpunberu. Mon tann ihon jebt Be-
bdnpttu, baB bic S6tadt BON @erbun sis
ntn bsmertsnsnsrten GrFoIs itr Grants
reid be6eutet."
Gbcr; sEvyiva Verdun! Evyiya
'Fraucia!v
(Sialisn alaubt 70 ftt an ben Giea Der
6ranjoIsn bel @erbun bdB Is abgelebnt
bal, Observation-Disclosures Maru Sotbaten
sur Infer Tibun9 gu fdidtn srIxns,
neil d bic uiGt bat, stpsitens. ipeil q bic
ielbi n0fis tran9sn t0nnte. uub brittsns,
neil g bic, fpeun Is ie bate, ebenIogut
am SioH5O ipie an Der Moiel Opfern
ionnie.)
Gignor Gonnino mar gu Gubt. Der
fife Wob iubelte, ols Oh er bdfiir ebenlo
be3abIt tparbe pie feline Abosorbnetsn unb
ieine Minifter, pdbrtnb 70 ecrabe i'm Sc
genteil bod odfiir bs3ahIen muB.
limb ber 8eputierte Gdppd fdris;
gWas braudsn mir uns borum 5u films
tntrn, mas moraeH bic Menge BON uns
iuaen Dirb2 ggir mufm fegsn, iiessu,
iieaen!"
lInb miuutenldng Tdrsit bic Menge i'm
gbur tatimdBis: .Gieasr! Giegsn! Sic
senl" mas aIeroings nit BEN
Sareien daein niht 5u MAIDEN III.
9ieIe Qbgeorbnete Deintn!
anbere ellen auf gappd gu. umarmsn
ilnb tiTeu i'm.
6eI6f golanbra, Der premierminiiter.
gr trfebt fi6 bon Der Miniiterbont, seht
i9iprfdIig ouf Gappa git, briidt ibn an
ii6 unb beritBt inn msbrsre adTs
tpa1rI9einIih ais Trtube barber, bab
BEN Iieben Sonnino ben 9onner
gsIlobIsn bat. 6appa 1T Der 6eIo beg 5as
1ts. ridt 5onnino g freut eineu
miniIisr INNER, ipenn Tin aoaege um fcis
nen Grfota betrogen tpirb.
pa9lidteil Die 6nnsipurItel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
Snt aanaen.

Gin aunbe fommt In Elm SeTtfdteTen.
ssiadft unb mS9te fir cine Mart 3erps.
ldtpurt taufen.
pWiuiden Sic bic @urf i'm sanser
ober eeIdnitten94 frugt bic @ertduTeriu.
rSm san3en," beitimmt Der aunbe.
Die 8ertduferin nimmt bic 8urIt in
bic Iinte 9anb, priift 2dnge uub 0ide Der.
felben uno fsbt bann bos MeFer an. Be
Dor Iie ober basl tommt, ben perbdnenis=
boIlen G9nitt 81 tlin, fhreit Der aunbe:
paber Grdulein, bite, bod i'm gan5sn uno
Hidt aufidneiben.
Da bIidt i'm bic @ertdufertn setrdntt
an unb sripibtrt: .Ia, bas 1T bod I'M
eonSen.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
Air bas gerbienit.

Der Srben egour Is merite" 1T BEN
@enerdleutnnnt G1mibt b. GnObsIsbprf,
gbef bes gtneraIItabes elmer Mrnte, bers
liehen norbeu. Dem Generoneutnunt
BON BEN Borne. Rommanbeur elmer Sns
fonteriebibiiion. ipurben bic 5@perter
gum Rotbsn ablerprben 5ipeiter Rlaife
nit gi6snlaub unb BEN t0nigli9 piirts
tembergifheu 9eneroImaior 5reiberrn b.
Waiter, Giibrsr elmer Snfontsrisbiptia
Der 2otbe abIerorOea Sipeiter aiaFs nit
Shpsrtsrn berliehen. = Der Railer bers
lieb BEN GsnerdlFeIbmarIaaq b. Mlatens
fen bic brittle BOmberrnItens bts Doms
Iiiftes in Meriebur1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07

elmer l~lmbinuna bon Itderm MfrltH
uHb elmer msbrpfinoiam S~slfsn5ugatt
anbusbmm -. o l6retli6H @sIdtl
WeuH bic bfullde Opernlrupps piris
lfh perbdIitt parbe = ipos pir btJiptis
ftln ipeil Fe bic Qusfubrsdebe BET,
lbt bat, bam mag bas bdburh getoms
men ittn, baB Re BE aabslbsridte ftatttr
Der ~9imes' unb Sun" mad DsutIas
lamb mItnebmen ipoltt j.. unb bic @iiss
iubr bon RiubOisb III In oOLanb Rrsnss
items ptrboltn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-07
Der @miaiunat.
Der i6SHits SsetrOIus fiji ben sreiiea
DeIbmnri6all.

aOlmdr bon Der @OIs II am 10. glpril
eeItorbm.
9fuf Der S6bs Itines Rubmss nmesbtr
bon istnen 1ruppcn. gm 9oraben6 oer
4apituIntioH BON 'autstl, amdrd, bic fem
iharfer, tiblbere6Henbu Self mil
mathematician Gi9erbtit %tr5ipuueeu bat,
Giner bon ben s~iItrnen 4lttn, bic ipit
8ismurd OaAttn: rDtnn i'd miibt Bin,
tperoe ih oasruben, nbtr in teintr WsiIs
umtebren, unb id ptrbe oiff Der 9ref9t
fterbsn, 10 Soft min, ipsnu i'd nidt mebr
lebeu lam. Gin btuots pferb
tirbt n ben SieIen."
aOImur BON Der Gpls 1T in ben Sielcn
eeTtDrben.
Surg Dor benz lobe bts GsusrdIfslos
marTadls I9rieb Otto bon Gottberg, Der
portrsffIi6e aritssbsri9tsrFdtter Der f6
BON ben mtiIten leiusr ROlssm bur6 bic
iddrfe 9eobahtungseobe uub bic inappt
S1iIberungsFdbigteit aus5eidnst iibsr ben
eipig junsen GelDmorI9aa:
nAuf ben Straben, bic 4ltrunber Der
@robe 5og, rolt bsute bds automobil
cines preubifden GelOmdrf6als. Mit
tiirtiIdsn tdmpfen bort beutf6s Sruppsn
unter @olbs pdfnd. Bie CT i'm Sabre
1914 benz GensraIsoubsrnement fir
8elgien tdgli9 ben 9iiden iebrte, I'M BEL
Der Sruppe in borbsrttr admpfHcnung sa
iein unb enblth, p%tripunost, NIT ibr fir
ben SDnig 81 bluten, fibrt er aud aus
BEN. 5auptquartisr In meIopotamieu
itdnbig In bic ppr6tre Clinic an Der
rnHiIhen ODER tn9lifden 6ront.
dit BEN aoiutanten 1T er dIein, ais
an einem Spdtnahmittas Der Grdfttpagen
TN SumpF iteden bleibt. Dom auff9las
gen beg Settles mil Der gar oft unier
4iens Sternenbimmsl i'm 5reien
nd6tigenbe GeibmariddI beute niGts
60ren. Der abiutdnt fpanbert gum nd9s
fen @enbarmsrieppften nnb tcbrt, ais Der
4benb Idneft bunteIt. nit flint Jelbs
gtnodrmen 5urid. 6elbmdrlhaa unb
Abiutant beiteioen 5pti @enbdrmsrles
pferbe. Der 73iGbrige 6serFiibrer trabt
auF erunbloItm, m~befdnnttm Weg in
fodounffcr gla9t 80 atlometer, irifFt
ssaen Morgen frifd bei Der 9ruppe Elm,
6eftfblt eineR Sturmansriff unb modt
ibn nit.
Ta5u mar bsr 5eIbmarT6dn setonts
men. Dos QitomobiI trdgt i'm an bic
Gront, 10 oft er Qngriffsbtipsgungen Be-
fehlen nil. 8enn bic Gtlinbe bes 0ors
eebens ftldst, ipenn 1t Iih Sum Slab:
rgseine osrren, i9 babe ben Gturmaneriff
befoblen. 70 tpsrbtn mir biz Sire baden,
ion mit3lndder; i'd tommdnoiere Mdfor
b. n. uHb a.. Sen (siHen beutf9sn
unb einsn tirtilhen 0Ffi3ier) 8u mir; bic
iibrisen 9srrsn bIsiben beim gbsf bss
Stdbes@.
init BEN an lid btfobTtnen
6trren eebt Der eIbmars
call in bic @ d. ibsntinie unbI
3iebt ben J9egen. SEPT fpriiben
feline Qugen 6reube, unb Cuff flammt ouf
ben rotten Iangeu. CT Ia6t unb i6er3t
nit ieinen sainberden", Oh bentfden
obsr tirtif9sn, uHb ME Iein ad9en Iiedt
letfte Enmpttstreiioe al. 8olB III IN
isinem Glsmeut. @tbfs bod on BEN
5etnb, unO eings in ben COB, bas mar
Tiirtpdbr Elm fsIis Gube, fir einen 5eIbs
inaridan Dpn 73 Sabren! Gr belt ben
gibi bas aomnaubo gum 4nIauF
iub i9reitst nit.
Der 0sIbmarldan ben 70 Sabrsn
ourrd6!
Der T66nlfs Ha6ruf BEN man BEN
Siinsliug. benz iugenbliden greis,
,em fie9reihen Gelbmariaoa f6reibsn
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ptr Jakr otr KabrliunDrn.
Gie bentid)e Sperntrnppc, bic sGmug.
selei betrie6en baben iOi.


Cine btutTds DpsrngeiIiddft Bat II
6ofanb Die Wdltiire9 unb aSegfrieb'
aasgefi1rt. iogar init grobsm tiinIilerit
fdm uuO FtHansieGen GrFolg. Goipsit
1T bic MelOung bur1aus rittig uHb Der.
tlrgt - mir BADEN lie bsutTAldu0iIder
2titunasn sntnommen.
sir bic peiteren Mitttilungen muTu
mir bic 8e~rantiportung ben Sp5ialldbsts
geri6terItditern Der n3imts" unb Sun"
iibtrtaFsn. Die 9eri9ten bab bic 1rppp;
uuF Der 9timrsiie In 3eOenaar an btr
hoIin6ilhtn @rtn5e elmer itrsngen 3oay
O%iiitatiou u~nfsr3Ogen uHb psrhdftet
parbs. wsgsR @dmugsslsl Die 86ts
ter, 6slbtn. 3iperge unb dnbere @tlidttr
batttn iid in 1olnnD nit allft6uno febr
irbiidtn Dingep berIsben fd5tn bic
Gpe3idltdbelmdnner,
Motan trug einen boblen gpeer, Der
nit Maraarine eeTiiat mar. ausgere4s
net nit Margarine, nidt nit tpirtlidsr
Butler. limb Der bsiligen gerirdge &us
nen Idibten ibn niht bor ben 53plIpsrs
trdgen unb Der ipiitenbsn MGdier pnas
Ianem Mdrteu. 8%ergsbens rdantt ION
bic peiFe Dald 3u: rMdlie, 100 lit beiu
Sdpert?!4 Gr hurfte bes Stadtes ltrens
ger G9ergeui6ar ni4t @ibsritanO leis
fen.
Qlbtri6. Der neibise gibsluns, ipurbs
tbafals auf tidiider Cat srtappt uno
bissmal fonnte tr nidt. ipie Bel BEN
Raub bes rotliden R~bsingolbss NIT ber
8sute trtfliebsn: Ct bate ben 5elm nit
Der breiigen Butter fdmigen Ghmisrs
eefiilt. (Mie or bas nur seuidHt baben
mdg2 aIberiAs 6elm III ber garnbeim,
Elm lo1es Ioderes RinggeFlsdt. burd bds
bic peifgetporbene Butter unftbIbdr
burhgetropft pdre.)
Der 9rdnen, bns ~unbeimlihe lingez
tim, mar heimIih in cine Ie~gsuipenbenbe
SagtngeItaIt p~tripunedf iporoen; als
f0Hlifen Gdab, 6ebrer als bes Ribts
lunqtu baB5atqtnbtn 9ort, biiteie er bic
Ylaie moliasn Dlehls 8afner,
bsr 8rahe, Gin mddtiger Mtblfdd. 8.
Notdn, pefde Mdnblang!
1lnb oes aabels tunbise auubsr ipiis
Zen meter puneerlite Mdrtn si meloeu:
5isglinbs. bic brdntlide GhpeGfer,
dnI ben 6iiIttn ftattIide Geiten
Gpets.
grunbilbs gnTen bog fd inter bufs
teuber Geifs biGttr Dedans unb ibr Sill
len (ras firm aiHsn bsnn0 p0lbte Der
tpnnniae Minbnng.
anf Gie9friebs riiIttqsm Riiden fanb
man bes 5eitss slpsiunojpdn5ig pfunb.
aGo ltIsn Mrs in ber lef5tnbsn Gig
ner bl6bsm @eriht!
Mir Ienhen bic Sieatin6eu, 8runns
jiIben uno Sieafrieoe, itnuen aud bic
uub Jrifag pon ibntn qIdu
ban mfrs uidt! Wsnn Te Geitlagsn auf
,tm aiiden uno epedieitsn auI ben Slf
Nj irugtn, bann milrbsu fe ben 3oaueru
nli bsH anitn bdnftn, ptnn lie is bdoon
= bas 5ttt unb ber cpd fnb
siber nur 81 ehf. ltHb neil mir lie tsns
zen, Edltsn mfrs fir ausgsl6loHsn, haB
il Iih aif Shmuggelei berlesen MOLTEN.
ban bsnle bod nur; ME fGbe bsifpieIss
Gnotss Sieefrieo aug, ipsnn CT 81
sintm eigsnen Iih nod 3ipeinab3ipan3ig
piuuoe SPED auflsetn ipiirns! @ie
hibte Iid Makendntts q rlunbiIbe nit
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uns bod Der Radseboult, bdb titIa
Gampsuparttr fd i%tinsslpegs gum tngs
lidm Stadtsmanh signtl; 6snn nis
i6ldgisrtig e. N, tbsHio tbrlt9 III sr
|offenbar.
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Ne BtpbeI DDDWeW
(Msiisr) bat email &C.
fagt: nQnss In Der
DeIt bat d lubtn.
alss. mas iB seiucr
ben ssf6affsn, bat a
3Ded". gu, BAT 20
benn2
Der Moies Mdns
bsIbostn bat email btrs
iauft a aobns (auns
benz 4 Rod, roo er
bat seiGnpstn BEL lei
@siuno, oaB Ct ibm
iel6it fat gsfoit't 5sbR
Dollar I'LL Ct bat
ibm gegtben BEN Rod
Dor feds Dollar -.
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Ser Charlie.
Gin gIerislt6ub6su beim Barber.

Mcnt Gle btut bsr
isbHae GprIne 9dbr.
loit batt2 GB Il
Shine nod nit iDarT.
Si's ibrtn eiarnl
eeHns3 garsi6t, bab,
Meg bei Sbnl
tbrtr pItniisbpolr
RoobinensB in b,
obere airbbf6ens
fam mer 1nniepeb
lei grobs Diffsren5
nobttHt. Sm bob
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Naes Dat ieincn NakeH!
Gee W~reeaipOOn Rbsrlaht bic Slntan.
wsnbnns fsiuer gSite ben esierH.

.@ul eaabbss 0srr asbaIIeurI.bsnl
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
MADDOCK SAYS HUNT RECEIVED
 SQUARE DEAL IN THE ELECTION

He recalled that the present pri- mary and election laws had been pass ed during tke present administration and signed by the governor under the mandates of constitution emanating from n convention of which Hunt was the president; that in thirteen of the fourteen counties democrats controlled tho board of supervisors and register
 ing officers. and in the remainine one had representation on the board of supervisors giving them complete control of the election machinery by which they were able to appoint their own men insrectors and marshal. one judge and clerk and in most cases also the renublican clerk and judge: That Mr. Hunt had the benefit of running on ticket that was success ful nationally and for every other state officer but himself. at an cleo ton In which also nine-ferths of the county and precinct officials elected belonged to his party: and that in ad dition to this he had the benefit of the personal work of his political ma . chine. which he had been building for five years the members of which were appealino to their personal friends to vote for him on their own acconnt.
 Tn addition, Mir. Hunt was fought fairly and above board and subjected to no eleventh hour attacks.
 If he is not contented he should he satisfied.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
[RepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov. 22- With the announcement tonight that the Mexican American joint commis- sion would meet again tomorrow, "as usual" the prospect was believed to he better for an amicable agreement for border control and protection of American lives and property in the neighboring ranches.
 It was learned tonight. however. that the Mexican representatives had not as yet sent to their government a report of the presentation of the American proposals. which were described as rep resenting the final attitude of the United States.
 The commissioners admitted that more or less progress had been made.
 It became known tonight that the commissioners have considered a slight alteration of the American proposal, which if agreed to. would make prob able an agreement. The suggested alteration would not change materially the real meaning of the program sub mltted to the Mexictn commissioners but would save them the humiliation of signing a document in which there appeared the formal consent of the Mexican government for the violation of it's territory of troops of the United States.
 II was explained that the real stum- bling block is the determination of the Americans not to have any restrictions placed on the American government
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23

The official canvass of the vote for governor at the late state election with reports from all counties at hand except Cochise. Thomas F. Campbell leads Governor Hunt by the narrow plurality of 55. A telephone message from Cochise county yesterday said while the official canvass had not been completed, canvass of the Hunt Campbell vote gave the former a majority of S32. Those figures have therefore been accepted as official.
 The canvass of the Maricopa returns was completed yesterday afternoon and totals were at, ,once made of the vote for governor, showing Campbell 8 pluritV in this county to be S,462 The work of totallng the votes for the other candidates and on the sub mitted measures will not be finished until some time today.
 There is some little doubt yet as to the exact figures from Coconino coun- ty. According to a telegram received by The Republican from the clerk O. the board of supervisors of that coun- " giving the official vote. Campbell had a majority of S1. The clerk add ed that enc precinct had not yet re- ported. Presumably the unofficial vote of that precinct was taken in the compilation of the figures furn- ished by the clerk
 It was an anxious crowd that thronged the offices of the board. of supefvosrs of this county for the last three days. Many members of the governors official family were pres ent at al times as well as the heads of the democratic county committee. Chairman Maddock and Secretary Baumert. of the republican state com mittee were almost constantly in at tendance. as well as the officials Of the republican county committee.
 Hours before the canvass was com.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
EMPEROR'S DEATH CAME PEACEFULLY
 HEIR ON THRONE
[RepubIIcan A. p. Leased wirel

VIENNA. Nov. 22.-(Via London. l- The death of Emperor Francis Joseph last night occurred at 9.05 o'clock anc was peaceful. the aged monarch pass ing away as though sinking into sleep.
 Among those in the death chamber lat Schoenbrunn Castle was the heir apparent, Archduke Charles Francis Joseph.
 shortly after mid day there was an 'appreciable rise in the emperor's tenn perature Although the emperor had been about early to attend 10 state duties and had eaten a light meal. il was evident after o'clock that a crisis was approaching. About 6 o'clock in the evening the attending physicians were Almost ready to abandon hope the emperor lapsing slowly into un- consciousness. The emperor had been suffering from bronchial inflamma- ton. but pneumonia developed and suddenly reached critical stage. and from 6 o'clock on the chances Of tho natient surviving grew simmer. Baron Burian, who, in addition to being for eign minister. Is also minister of tho Imperial and royal household. was summoned. He left the sick chamber q little after o'clock. but hardly had reached his office when the death of the emperor was announced.
 The death of Francis Joseph was known to but few people in Vienna last night. but rumors which had been ir circulation during the day cast a gloom over the city
 Comment in the newspapers express ed regret that the emperor had not been spared long enough to see the end of the war. which, according to the expressed view here. nobody regretted more than he.
 With Emperor Francis Joseph , passes the worlds greatest monarch, a man whose life was one continued tragedy. which was to end in the great est tragedy of all time-the present war
 Francis Joseph was really beloved by his people. who comprised half score of races. They found in him the cement which held together the state structure of Austria Hungary.
 f To the very last the emperor. who ! had no conception of the value of money. spent prodigious sums in char { itv. never overlooking any of the many old men and women who used to come to Schoenbrunn Park to receive aims ' Despite his tendency Co spend lavishlV the emperor was exceedingly painstak- ' ing in making a note of aims. for in- stance, on any scrap of raper he had about him. He was in the constant i company in later years of little -roup of old friends who addressed hin | familiarity.
 The emperor had a prodlgions ca ] pacity for work. rising generally at o'clock in the morning and taking III various reports. During the progress of the war he took the keeuest interest 1 in the fortunes of his own and the al
 lied armies with never-tiring zeal H. declared it was bitter disappointment
 that he was not allowed by reason o
 his age and the solicitation of his en-
 tourage to lead his troops himself.
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Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
Labor Federation Against
 Teaching Military Tactics

national Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Uorkers should be re- voked or suspended for not withdraw ing d charter 1t had granted to New York local after receiving instructions to do so from the Federation executive council. A committee reported favor ably resolution to revoke the federal ton charter of the International Asso- ciatlon Just before adjournment was taken tonight roll call showed sub stantial majority on the motion to sub stitute the word suspend" for "re- voke.' The question will come Up to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-23
CAMPBELL LEADS BY
 55 VOTES; CONTEST
 SURE SAYS GOVERNOR

pleted. il was known how the other counties had gone. so that it remained for Maricopa to say which of the parties should initiate the contest. for it has bsen assumed almost ever since the election that there would be contest. It is understood that the legal interests of the governor will be placed m the hands of Hon. Eugene s. Ives, of Tucson. Who will represent Mir. Cam phell has not been announced.
 The following is the result of the most exciting contest in the history of the state. by counties. It will be observed that each candidate carried seven counties: