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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

/ Dlalancourt.Sfopen. Berlin mel.
Ger ON EiIbaaeilag al franite Pin.
greb 2anosbDen 9mlr 9torOeli
ior 8er0un 5or s0riat bar Der
Inn opret aibrtot 2Irtillerifamp
Omtring 6pitningen. % aampen i
@uiten bar Oaret iortiat, - Sra
Ganen paa gitironten omfring -.
erne Raroc3 o. 8resipiatp meIOer
Berlin on (iIba1eilag al rusnlte
2lngreb, o1 Betrogra0 Tiger, at IN.
iferne er itan0iet Spo ior DresDi.
ntuisen, % Jiisierne bar erobret
tuife 2sbegraUe / eanen Deo 9taro.
c}isen. Der ifal giusierne o8iaa
6aoe inotaget Here 9ono5b1er. -
s @alicien bar 9ht5ierne in0taaet
iIere sitrilife S6be8rnDe. 9aa Den
sitrigif.italienife 5ront fGlpes Der
ne0 Ell Smde 2linoing for Sta.
lienerne. glnSierne ioriel9er
iren0eles 3Drferne / aanfaiien, %
oe bar giort Sanger og ero6ret
SDts. st 5orieg al Iprferne paa
at aoancere paa SortebaOsfpiten
er itnnoiet al gfnsierue5 aanoner
ira Seen % 9nnoet.
5 . az til Yforgen. - III.
iferne fpHper iremoeles ool0iont
giorooeit ior 8erOlm. og eiter at De
bar trpngt igennem Dlalancourt og
2loocourt Sfopene, bombar0ereoe De
9anosbDen esnes, ca. s Ufil gtoro-
oeit Tor BerOlm. og 0sien glr. 30i
ca. " Ulil 9ioro ior esneS, al al
Dlngt. men Sranifmpnoenes Noo.
iI0 bar inn frditig, at oct par lnlll.
lat Tor 5piferne at lenere et ,Sn.
iunteri 9lngre6. D0ertiI o1 life lam.
acrc@. ipnes f5oriparerne at ii9e.-
9aa 2itironten er 9iusierne pan
Ofieniipen. oa Berlin inorsmmer,
at 9oiferne npr Paro3lSsen bar
maattet trPffe iig til6aoe ior at
rmoqna at blipe omrinaet al Gus.
ierne. - en Reloina ira Berlin
til as6en6uon iiler, at Ser ianles
risHife trooper ienOre 9olen -
3 aanfaiien asr Nnsierne irenoe
les iFremqnna, Sc fommer Iteoie
nprmcre 9rebilono pna Sortebaos.
fniteu oa Reriicn ifaI Sc hare
iH6taqct Sspnbon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

@ernro 9ipes 5erie 8dibin1ton,
2. 6. II. Marts. Der er meOoelt
Miniiter @eraro / 9erliu at ban,
OH ban suifcr, fan taae 1icnciteIe.
0iG6e0. @eianoten fom ilemt til
Sfaoe moer 5feitelsbniua ior no.
aen 1i6 ii0cn. Sans 9ermisiion er
a6iolut ,loen uoacn politiif 9etpO.
ninl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22
gnrt enet dnnn.

,SsSJS-5-SS>S-S-'S-S-SSz-
5rDgtcig @fSploiion. Pifeoille,
apy Il. Dlarts 5 9ifeoille 9la.
ming 0lill inotrai @oor 0hooag
en- irpatelig aeoeIefsploiion. Sire
9lrbejoere bIeo or9bt paa Steoet,
% TO tom aIuorlig til Sfa0e.
GDer 100000 9lutontobiler er
op til Oenne 5io bleDet anmel0t
Dos Stat5iefretarea Soma ior
1916. 5 9llltomobilionoet er Der
MI oper 100000, % alt tD0er paa,
at 6ouoct oil bliUe $1,500,000 isr
ocn I 9lpril
o8ilion ilpgtet" ytogales, 2lri3.
l5. Marts. st @fienplor al ct
ipanif llgebIaO, iom uofommer
Durango, er fomnet bertil. Oct
iortgller, at 9illa bar In0taget
Staterne Ieras og Rem Werico, o.
at ban trpngte paa norOooer. 8rG.
ii0ent BiIion pnr me0 i'm 6amilie
ilp9tet til CANADA.
asrielsulpffe npr @aIespille. @n.
lespille, Bis., IA. D}arts. Wfan0ag
I9liten 6pn0te en- isrgelig lllDffe
GorO or gper, ioet ire pienneifer
orllfneoe peO at en- 9ogn gif uoen.
Tor en- BRO oper iSrenh Greet De,
Der omfom, por TO 4 9tar gamle
JulIin1er U1ottie % DIE 9lrrlIo
og Utattbem Steenberg, Il Aar
a1nmnel. Sem nnore par nGr ON.
fommet.
Morgan tilboae glew Dorf, 20.
D}arts. < z Worann fom @aar
hcrtil tilbaae ira GnQlan0 meo
.,@Shlaoelp6ia". DIR. Morgan on
ifeoe life at llotale iia om lit q6rinoe
/ enalano oenne @nn9. Singterne
on. at @ntenten is8te enonn ct tort
9aan | 9lmerifa Tor at beitrioe 10
after til ariaen, benpateoe ban
set iorriae 9aan par enomt life op.
6ruat.
8ilion og Srlpuoerne. @ai1ina.
ton, :. g.. is. N}artS. RrGiioent
@ilion f2reoe / @aor 6en jrifa 9ia.
tionaloaq e Qatricfs 0a9, oeo
at 6urc ct lrpnt Clips iamt Ell
S6omrocf, iom uar ieHot BAN Al
,yo6n Reonlouo. oen irife 9tatioua.
liitierer. Ic fleite Al oet Spioe Su5'
| 6mftionrrer bar S6amrocfs Gn.
aens 2(nfeOnina, li3cleses gie6iem
mer oi 9le1criuaen oa onore al 20.
miuiitrationens GmbeosmGno.
30 Bern inOebrpnote iorleOen
9litcn / Mhueapolis 0lian- Oct
par Clarence on Non @anaas, ben.
6ol6sois ire oq ire 2lnr annle 0e
res Mo0er, Snla aanaas, Dor noe
paa 9lrbeioe. Sln BAR boet hos en-
Samilie, iioen hen0es 0lano iorlo0
6enOe. % 6uiets 6olf por o1iaa
Ioqren6e me0 lln0taaelie al ell 90.
aercn6c, iom ifuloe paste 9srnene.
Get antaaes, at De bao0e ianet tat
| / Tpn0itiffer. foIf fom til ior at
faa @erncne no, men oct bite Iia
imnIiat.
g]nen Ufoorbeo6, Minn., banoe |
6e Iefs i6rite Mooneoer, 9nen bar
u6en Salooner, finn t54 arreitati.
oner MOB 1860 | &c tilipnren0e Iefs
W'uaneocr qlaret isr 9Dens Poli.
tiprien foIie0e sc iefs W1onne0er,
Oa Scr ingen Soloon bar, fun $S,.
li6,77, tneoens oct Oet tiliparenoe
Nfnoncoer 9(aret ier foite6e Sill
5sG,A3. @enernGfon0ets ll6giiter |
Qnen par / 9lnret 1915 $22,7S0,95,
men 9rarrt ier, 6n SaGoonerne bar
hnto Girfioni6eo, par ll6gfiternc
$3t 1886.
Soeoearcolct { 2. 0of Ger me0'
oeIes al Mrno, Iom fenber Stil'
linacn, at Ser til 6oronret oil blioC
ianet mere Spe6e I 9iItriftet mellen
Ticrre og gopio Gito emo nOaer
Sin6c Tor. 9foIen iiOite gtar oal
fna tiI,iilr,seSsItillcnOc, at fsarmernc
i efscmbcr 62o5o N%tillcoe ct fSorisg
egct itsrre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22
QoIugu IIItlul.

General 8epler ipg. Q}aorio
1G. 0iort5. General Galerianf
BeDler. 5paniens ODergeneral I'M.
Der oen ipauif-amerifanite arig.
cr betpnfeli1 ip5.
% Udllioner til 9ieutralitets.
barnet. Zen ipenife 3iegerinq bar
forlan8t en- M are0it paa % Qiil.
lioner SIR til 9eitrioeIie al oels
allereoe anpiite oels fonmenoe ll0.
giiter til acknowledgements.
@n gris paa 8illaS 6ope0. 2u-
bllquerqlte, Y. Df., IA. O2arts. Del
blep befen0t ber Dag, at Oe iio.
ite to O}aaneoer bar Der 9ennem
Gnrran5a.9oniulater ppret opiat en-
9}ris al $4,000 poa @illa'S So
oe0e.
Storiorbrpoere / Soerrig. Stocf.
bolm, oper 2onoon, II. Otarts
9anfrspere 0rnbte / 9(ites aosie-
reren og Ell aontor0nme en- ii.
lial al gIr6etarrin9ens 9onf %
6ortierte 100000 aroner.
aaroinal @otti 900. 9tonl 20.
0}arts aoroinal Geronimo @otti,
gropaganoens Rrpfeft, er 0s0.
8e0 Bnoeoalget / 1903 mangIe0e
@otti finn nogle faa Stenlmer /
at blipe palgt. San bIeo 80 9lar
1nmmel
9}aar Qfiner efSplooerer. 9on.
Don, 20 9tartS. Sra asbenbuon
telearafere3 til y9niln telegraph"
at Ell W2ine oreu 9ano uOenior
@n66iem o1 efsplo0ere0e. Gfsplo.
iioneu BAR ioa ooloiom, at en-
Q}pnq0e 6uie rnnponereoes. 2000
@in0usruoer fntites.
Cprgret aina. lrouinien
3nana-Si proflamerer lin llaf.
5unaiq6eo. S6ouQbai, IS. Marts.
RroOinien atpanasSi proflamereoe
lin llai6pnqi96eo ben 10 Qtnrt5 o8
bar 0ermeo ilnttet iia til @roOin.
ierne Slunan % ame-Gbom Op.
rerS6epp1elien
Spifre0 / 9(Iperne. Hon Is.
O}arts. st tort 5neifreO bar al.
6ru0t INSTRUMENTATION mellem Sit
neo o. Ieuon, ion npit efter @ont
@eni5, frembn0er 0en 6c0ite 1Sor.
6inOelic oper 2lGperne meo 5rdnf.
ria. 3 8ropiniernc 9ergamo, ri.
cen3a oq 3ellnmo er mango Slic
bfeoet 6e0raoet al Sueen. Ger er
6i0tif innoet iefiten 2ia.
De irife 2coere loDaIe 2Der.
pool. II. O1art5 5 @oar, 8o0er
fsr iSeirin9en al ct. @atricfoaoen
ln0er 2e0efe al Z. q. C'Gonnor
oc6toq oe irife 9}ationaliiter en- 9ie
iohttiou. bpori DC tiger, at ySSr
lpnoerne nil BELT u0 itette De 9ll
licreoe oeres 1oripar al Demo
fratiet oq oe iman 9}ationer Jam
@er0enscioiliiationen." Dtr. 0'Gon
nor me00elte, at 250,000 Srlpnoe
re bar qnaet ino g(rmeen.
@noIono feber Sfibe. Nen
9orf, t8. STARTS. Oct bleD oplDi
/ @oar, at Gnnar0s9inien bar febi
lem Oompifibe paa tilIammen 81
Os7 Cons. .Sfibene ifal aaa
5ro9tfort mcIlem H. z. q. of
@n9lano, og er, eiter 6Oa0 9inier
oplpier, ollereoe taaet oens Sie
neIte. Sfibene er. a9(uaIo.gali
foruinn", Y9(nalo-9OIioian", ~0er
Of 9(irlie", Gen Of Oail~ og p9l
ceric".
W}nn0e iorlaoer 0lerico Care
so, Ger. Ia. Wlorts Soer 600i
9fmprifonere oq andre llolenoing
bar forloot Wfcrico ooer gslleo
9oreOo. iiocn 0roren ON at poa
aribe 8illa bleo iroItebt
gsoa oenne Gel al @rrnIen og
Set nor6ligc Merico er fStillin9et
oet itore o1 belle rolia; oct ior
lpoer ooL at mango Wiericoner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

Speoearealet 2. 0nf Ger meb'
oeIes al Mrno, Iom fenber Stil.
linaen, at Ser til 6oronret oil blioe
Iaact mere Speoc I 9iitrftet mellem
Ticrre oa 9lnpi6 gitp emo noaen
Sin6e for. efpIen fiOite gtnr bar
faa ,tiIfre0sitillenoc, at Sorncrnc,
i ef,.,,,er tasso >|tillcoe ct 5orisg
egct iterre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

Cprsret aina. FropiHien
8man9- q proflamerer lin llaf.
5unaiq6eo. Sbauaba5 IS. Marts.
Gro0inicn amanas5i proflamereoe
lin llai6pnqig6eo oen 10 0iart5 o.
bar oermeO Ilnttet iia til %rooin.
icrne S5lranan % anei-G6on 0p-
rers6eppgelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

9laar Ofiner efSplooerer. 2on.
Don, 20. @arts. Sra aeben6aon
tefe1rafere5 til y0oilp 1eIegrap6
at Ell 01ine orep 2ano uOenior
C5lto6iem % efsplooereoe. Gfsplo.
iioneu par ioa ooloionL at en-
N}pnQoe 6uie rnnponereoes. 1000
8in0usruoer fmtites
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

Spifre0 / 2GIpcrne. Hon Is.
03orts. st tort 5ueifreO bar al.
6ruot INSTRUMENTATION mellem Gn-
neo oa Genoa, ion npit eiter Mont
G5eniS, frembp0er 0en 6coite 1Sor.
6inOelic oper 21lperne meo 5rdnf.
ria. 3 8ropiniernc 9ergamo, ri.
cen8a og 9ellnmo er mango Saic
bleDet 6eQrapet al Sueen. Ger er
6iotil innoet iefiten 2ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

Mnu9e iorla0er Oterico Care
so, Ger, Ia. W3orts. 0oer 5000
9fmerifanere oq andre llolenoingc
bar iorlaot Oferico ooer 9luepc
9oreOo. ii0cn 0roren om at poa.
aribe 8illa bleu lroitebt
Poo oenne Gel al @rrnIen o9
oet nor6liae Merico er fStillinaer
I set itore pa belle rolig; oct ior
lDOer oog at mango Ncrironer'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

2lar. 5ioen iioite @fteraar er Der
ira oette 8iitrift ien0t 200 8oan.
Iaoninger 9ueoe til Ularfe0et, og
ser ifal pare minoit 100 8ognlao-
ninger, iom enonu life er ien0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-22

aaroinal @otti 800. 9tonL 20.
0}arts. aar0inol Geronimo @otti,
9ropaganoens Rrpieft, er 800.
geo 8aoepalget 1903 mangle0e
@otti fun nogle iua Stenlmer /
at blioe polgt. San 6Ieo 80 9lar
gnnmel.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
INVESTIGATION STILL ON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Chief Bic lasNi. of the Bureau of investigation of the Department of Justice. said the investigatio nof alleged plots to de-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
DON'T SCOLD, MOTHER! THE CROSS CHILD IS
 BILIOUS, FEVERISH
Look at TOngue! If Coated,
 Clean Little Stomach, "A Liver, Bowels.

Don't scold your fretful, peevish child. See if tongue is coated; this is sure sign it's little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with sour waste.
 When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom- achache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the foul waste, the sour bile and fermenting food passes out of the bowels and you have a well and playful child again. Children love this harmless fruit lax ative," and mothers can rest easy after giving it, because it never fails to make their little 'insides" clean and sweet.
 Keep it handy, Motherl A little giv- en today saves a sick child tomorrow, put get the genuine. Ask your drug gist for a 50-cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle. Remember there are commercials sold here, so surely look and see that yours is made by the California Fig Syrup Company" Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

ed by the cutting out of the Charleston bridge
 On the other hand under the pro- posed $1,OOO.00O issue of the Taxpay- CTS Association Douglas would be ben eftted by a road to Rodeo, costing $12S,OOO, the paving of the road to Bis bee, costing S4OO,OO0 and the central highway to Wilcox. It would be bene- fitted to the extent Of more than $500. 900 out of a million and under such proposition the plan would seem sure of failure in the county at large.
 The south end of the San Pedro val ley, with a population far in excess of Warren, does not receive a dollar. The San Simon Valley receives nothing. Bisbee and the Warren District. Tomb stone. Wilcox, Bowie, Courtland, and Cochise are all sacrificed to the inter- ests of the Shelter City, according to officers of the Bond Issue Association.
 Petitions for the S1,2OO,OOO bond is sue are expected to be presented to the board of supervisors at their next
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
DISTRICT BUSINESS
 NEWS ASSOCIATION ,
 PLANS BIG BANQUET
Enthusiastic Meeting for Con- sideration of Monster Event in Early April; Executive Committee Confers 24th.

Members of the Warren District Business Mems Association met last evening at their headquarters in the Muheim Building and discussed plans for the big banquet to be held early in April. Enthusiasm reached a high pitch and the cdneensus of opinion was that the Association might well look forward to season of the great est prosperity and one resulting in much good to the entire community.
 President J. c. White spoke in his usual optimistic and forceful manner. He urged cooperation and jealous en- deavor from all the members and ex- pressed his confidence in their ability and faithfulness to the cause. Presi- dent Whites remarks were well re- ceived.
 Robert Hamilton of Tovrea's, is pres ident of the executive committee that will meet Thursday evening, Feb "A, for the purpose of arranging details of the banquet. Bright and snappy speeches will be an after-dinner feat ure of this event, which bids fair to be one of the most successful gatherings for the purpose of promotion of public welfare in the history of the Warren District.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
THIRTY RESTRAINTS
 OUT FOR PRACTICE
 SUNDAY AT WARREN
Managers Legge and Gallagher are Well Pleased. Indica- tions that Some Clever Tal- ent is Developing.

Manager Fred Legge of the C. & A. baseball team was much gratified at the large number of diamond aspirants who turned out for Sunday practice at Warren Field. Nearly thirty ath- letes wore the spangles for the first time this season, although number of the performers were candidates for the Copper Queen nine. On the whole the situation has taken on a consider ably more encouraging aspect since Sundays practice play There are several new corners who bear the ear marks of real ball players, as well as few who would appear to better ad- vantage in the role of first class water carriers.
 Manager Gallagher of the Copper Queen team was on hand and took charge of the players who appeared as candidates for the team. Gallagher is anxious to strengthen the Copper Queen team and states that he will leave nothing undone which will tend to pIohipl iediildtiOh Oi hio PuApOSO'
 It is a bit early to mention any names as the players haven't had op- portunity to do themselves justice in any sense of the word. However, summary of the development of both teams will be given within few days, that the baseball enthusiasts may know what the chances are for some classy ball this season at Warren field.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
SERVICE TO
 CANANEA-B!
PyIant Brothers will Maintain Regular Auto Line Leaving
 Review Building Daily.

Beginning today, a daily and depen- dable auto service between Bisbee and Cananea will be established by the popular firm of Pylant Btothers. It is confidently expected that the patro- mage will warrant making this service permanent.
 The Pylani Brothers stage will leave The Review Building at s a. m. A brief stop will be made al the Subway auto station and thence to Naco where passengers and mail will be talk en on. The Naco station will be at Pylant Brothers new concrete garage which is almost completed and which will house seven touring cars and one large c. M-. C. truck for freight pur- poses.
 The return trip from Cananea will start at p. m., bring passengers into Bisbee about 6. D. m. Pylant Brothers enjoy the entire confidence of the Car ranza government, fact which insur es the entire safety and convenience
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
NEW PRECINCTS FOR C0CHISE WILL HELP
 IN ELECTION COUNT
Sparks and Karger Are Max ing Tour of County Prepar- atory to Handling Returns from Next Big Elections.

A sign of the political nature of this year is to be seen in a trip over portion of Cochise county which vii. be undertaken this week by J. NJ. Sparks, chairman, and A. c. 4<Arger, c!erL of the board of supervisors, their object being to rearrange the election precincts of the county, so that the work of the polling officers will be expedited.
 There are now approximately 42 precincts in the county. At some of them, notably Lowell, several days were occupied in counting the ballots cast at the last state election two years ago next fall. At that time the ballot was very cumbersome, con taining many constitutional amend ments as well as initial law propo sals. This years ballot, with presi- probability that there will be at least as many initiated laws-the eXpecta- tion is that there will be more-will be even harder to count.
 Lowell will be divided into three precincts and others which have proved too large to handle with ease in the past will be made into two or three as necessity demands. MT. Sparks stated yesterday that there will be at least 50. and probably more, precincts when the committee completes the work. He and MT. Karger will visit but a few of the precincts in the eastern end of the county on this occasion, making other trips to other parts of the county as opportunity presents itself.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

meeting. Such ptitions outline the road system and the cost of each road and will be accompanied by the map thereof as well. On the other hand it is said that to gather the data and get the proposition of the taxpayers asso- citation in the same shape will require six months.
 The secretary of the Bond Issue As sociation stated to the Review last night that he regretted that an agree ment had not been reached but the instructions Of the last meeting of that association are such that there is. nothing to do but to proceed and seek an early completion of the larger sys- tenn. This, he is confident. meets the wishes of practically all parts of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
4 Fine Aid For
 Mofher-fo-be

We are ali greatly indebted to those who tell their experiences. And among
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
TAxPAYERS' ASSN DOES NOT APPROVE
 BOND ISSUE PLANS
Meeting Held in Douglas Yes terday at Which Time Tax payers Association Proposes Counter Plans.

Both plans presented by the commit tee of the County Road Bond Issue As sociation to the Taxpayers Associa- ton failed of approval at the hands of the committee of the latter association which will outline a plan of its own. The Bond Issue Association commit tee were bound hard and fast by in structions and after submitting their propositions were unable to do more.
 After nine months of work on sys- tem of roads for Cochise County the Road Bond Issue Association will now circulate petitions for a bond issue of s1,200O00 and the construction of the 525 mile system laid out by the county engineer. This is a trunk line system which was arrived at after numerous meetings and consultations It has been surveyed. mapped and the costs estimated for each mile of road con. tained in it.
 The proposition presented by the committee of the Taxpayers associa- ton eliminates numerous roads that this district sought as well as those desired by other parts of the country. IL cuts out the road from Wilcox to Gleeson but leaves the road from Glee- son here. Thus Wilcox. Gleeson. Bowie and San Simon people would have to take the road leading 10 Doug las in order to get 10 Bisbee The Double Adobe road is eliminated as is the Sodtown bridge, both of much i'm portance to settlers of the two valleys who desire to bring their produce here
 Tombstone is affected by the elimi nation of the road to Fairbank and on 10 the county line It is further affect
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
WOULD LEAVE WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Recogniz- ing the probability that the pending treaty between the United States and Colombia will not be recognized by the Senate Julio Betancourt, Colom- bian minister, has asked his govern ment for a leave of absence from Washington. It is understood he will ask his. permanent withdrawal in the event the treaty be rejected or if the Senate accepts foreign relations com mittee amendments reducing the in demlnity for partition of Panama. Mir. Betancourt says his health makes ne cessary his leaving Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

Pigments and muscles. They tell Of restful comfort, of calm. peaceful nights, an ab- sence of those distresscs peculiar to the De- rijd of expectancy, relief from morninr: sickness, no more of that apprehension with which so many young womcn's minds be- come burdened. It is a splendid help. Get a bottle of Mothers Frend'' from your nearest druggist. Ask your husband to get 1t for you. Then write to Bradield Reg ulator Co., JOS Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. for a. very handsome and instructive book. It is filed with suggestive ideas of great help to all women interested in the subject of maternity. And best of all are some let. Write today,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

of passengers who patronize the new service.
 The Review has made exclusive ar engagements with Pylant Brothers to act as carriers of this newspaper which will be delivered to Cananea subscribers about noon daily. Thus, The Review will be the first paper to furnish to Cananea local news and news of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

the many things which we read about and are of immediate in
 portance to the expec
 tant mother. is a splen
 did external remedy called "M O t h CT 8 Friend" This is ap- piled over the musclcI of tho stomach. It iI deeply penetrating in It's influence. Mothe ! everywhere tel of iiI soothing effect. how is nllays pains incident to stretching of cords,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15

stroy munitions plants and wreck Ca- nadian railways which centered in San Francisco was not concluded. He said that other arrests were expected but declined to say where the in- vestigation was now being directed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-15
YoEMEN,s OFFICERS RESIGN.

AURORA, Feb. 14.-All but one of the we national officers of the Yoeman of America resigned The charge of extravaganza was made against the present rule of the Yoeman but the state insurance auditor who has been going over the books say the order appears sound
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
NAME VIEWERS
To PASS UPON
CONCRETE ROAD

Viewers were appointed by the board
Of county commissioners Monday after
noon for eleven of the fifteen miles
Of proposed concrete road on the Ma
tionaI highway west OF the Wayne
Center township line.
Five petitions have been presented
TO the commissioners, and two others
are in preparation and will be pre-
scented az soon az section Of the road
located west of the poor farm 10 made
4 free county turnpike, thereby legal
fzIna the petitions. Enough signatures
have been secured for the entire inn
provement from the Wayne township
line TO the Henry county line, approvi-
nateiy fifteen miles.
The commissioners appointed kear-
ney cofield Of Cambridge City and HI.
ram Crook Of Milton AZ viewers for all
sections of the proposed improvement.
The commissioners agreed to appoint
the same men as viewers for the en-
tire road so that the benefits and
damages that may be declared may be
assessed equally throughout the entire
fifteen miles.