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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
It's Merely an Expensive Pleasure Trip for Rich
Business Man-B It's Big Honor to Associ-
ate With Kings and Queens Instead of
Congres smen and Judges

deposit vault, and wasn't no more init
mate with the Kaiser than you are with
President Wilson, Zapp, he swung Bull
garia right into line. and that's what we
should do with England and Germany
and France"
But we already got ambassadors In
England, Germany and France" Birsky
protested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

that they want to hold their jobs" Birsky
said.
"A Teller which is so anxious to hold
his job that he couldn't show results to
the people he is working for" Zapp said,
would better be without a job; it don't
make no difference if he's Congressman
oder shipping clerk"
How about an ambassador Birsky
asked.
IAN ambassador amt job" Zapp said
It's an expensive pleasure trip for rich
business man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

((YTS a quincidence, anyway, said
& Barnett Zapp, the waist manu-
facturer, in Wasserbaucr's res
aurant, as he wiped from his eyebrows
tie circumstantial evidence of charlotte
rgsse
What's quincidence3" Louis Birsky
the realestater asked
That he should send him to Europe
couple Of days before they come back
ron their honeymoon" Birsky said.
Which it's either a quincidence or she
anto him: Maybe you like to have that
s-s hanging around the house all the
ne, but me not And Mr.. Wilson says:
Ir the teller is doch an old friend OF
lie, and she says: What do you mean,
old friend? Bryan is also an old
End Of yours-Colonel Harvey, too, and
Visy P. Malone and Charles K Murphy
I'd Got. ,eeiss tccr auckland if you are
sang to have all that crowd sticking
"0lnd the place, understand, instead
"@e White House, Washington, might
l@SOwell be running the Palmer House,
'a:ago, or the Yates House. Sarahcuse
wei, what could do?' Mr.. Wilson says.
Snd him to Mexico she says. l al
''dOy sent him to Mexico Then send
41n to Europe 4 sent him to Europe,
"'' says Mr. Wilson ncbich. Then
''"o hin there again, and so Mr. Wilson
Jugs him up from Hot Springs, Virginia
''u alter the girl tells him when through
lang to please deposit one cent inter
revenue tax in the quarter slot, nc
''ys 10 Colonel House is he doing any
Jug next Saturday, and if not be good
''' and take a run over to Europe and
=, "nat Mr.. Page and Mr.. Gerard and
"efe Sharp is up to over there
"nat are you talking nonsense,
Fp' birsky exclaimed. Mrs. Wilson
= got nothing to do with Colonel
house going to Europe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
By Montague Glass.
illustrations by Briggs.
Copyright lol6-The Tribune ASSN

F the Kaiser Germany voud send old friend of his
Which years prominent banker Bngen Rhine
what could be done With the King of Bulgaria. yunder
stand Bulgaria uUoud neutral Toronto, Canada
"f Ambassador in Paris buys six quarts ice cream
and couple every afternoon of his % the money
uqt lust paid the Honest Ballot Association
for all the good it does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
An Ambassador a Job? Ask Birsky and Zapp
In Pinch Mr. Wilson Asks Colonel House rs He Do
ing Anything Next Saturday, and IF Not Be a Good
Feller and Run Over to Europe" and See
What Our Enjoys Are Up To.

money Birsky asked, why don't The
government allow them an expense &C.
ccunt?"
That's what everybody says Zapp
replied. "The Ambassadors Association
puts it up to Congress lots Of times that
their expenses should be paid, and the
Congressman says where do they come in
that they should give ambassadors money
to spend in Berlin cdcy London. United
States Congressman amt running for
Congress in Berlin oder London, and the
way they figure. If an ambassador in Paris
buys six quarts ice cream and couple
cases beer every afternoon OF his life, the
money might just so well be paid over
to the cashier Of the Honest Ballot AS
ISOLATION for all tho good it does, because
nine times out Of ten, all that Congress
man goes to Congress for is to get elected
to Congress again"
We'll, you can't blame those fellers
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

ing has been arranged for in Glendali at the same hour. 10 o'clock, and Tn like manner, all who can be there will be welcomed at the Phoenix meeting.
 This is preliminary to the an nouncement that the party will be divided into two automobile divisions, one to go east and one to go west, to attend these meeting, Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, being the com mander in chief of what might be called the land forces Anyhow upon this capable general will devolve the duty of assembling not less than fifteen or twenty volunteer automobiles, properly manned by women. for each division, or from thirty to forty machines altogether.
 This will be no small job. and Mrs. Jenckes herewith urges every woman in command of a car, whether she owns il or not, and who is willing to tender its use ana drive it. to advise her just as soon as possible at her home or by telephone, number sl63 She not only wants to know what machines are available, but desires to arrange the details for the infor- nation of the drivers. This it should be understood, does not include get ting the visitors up town on arrival that having been otherwise arranged
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

The city has been divided into four districts for registration purposes, the boundaries being identical with the four wards. An automobile will be available for each ward, and in it will ride driver. a deputy registering officer and committee worker, in most instances a woman, armed with list of all known unregistered votes in the ward. One by one these ad- dresses will be visited and the eligible voters will be registered in their homes or wherever found
 It is suspected there are still un- registered, unknown voters who have not been encountered by any of the political workers The request is therefore made of every such voter whatever the sex or political affilia- tion, that he report his whereabouts by telephone to the Hughes Alliance, number 1475 A car equipped as above. will be sent immediately to the point directed and the voter register ed without any inconvenience to him self. As voting this year is an ab- solute duty as well as a privilege, every delinquent should respond.
 Announcement is also made that while the supply of the popular bronze Hughes buttons is at the present time exhausted, telegraphic advice
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

feature after another will be an nounced This item refers solely to the forenoon activities. before the luncheon and mass meeting.
 Word has been received from Mrs. L, C. McNary. of Tempe that ar engagements have been perfected for an hours meeting in that city at 10 o'clock sharp. As there will not be time 10 go on to Mesa, every woman in Mesa is invited to be present at the Tempe meeting and then to con- tinue on to the Phoenix meeting at o'clock.
 Mrs. J. l.. Cant reports that a meet
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
MUSICAL STARS MAY
 SHINE IN PHOENIX

Schumann- Heink, Lewis Graveure. Gland Gotthe!f and Havarah Hubbard. Ruth St. Denis. Charles Wakefield
 Cadman and possibly Paderewsh ana
 Mel0a-these are the artists who may
 appear in Phoenix this winter. William Conrad Mills made this
 interesting announcement yesterday upon being advised by L. E. Behymer, the Pacific coast impresario, that they
 would be available. MT. Mills has
 convinced MT. Behymer that Phoenix
 demands the best in music and he
 belicVeS that the city will support these attractions. Mir. Mills has book
 cd ClaUd Gotthelf and Havarah Hub
 bard for December 19, and they will present the same operalogue that is winning favor in New York at pres ent. Lewis Graveure, the Belgian baritone. popular throughout the east will be another worth while offering, while arrangements have all but com pleted to secure Schumann Heink for at least one evening. Those who
 heard the wonderful contralto here few years ago and since in other cities, say that her voice has lost none of it's glory
 MT. Mills stated yesterday that the lowest guarantee Tor MelDd was g., 500, but that even at a personal loss, he would book her if he possi bly, could make arrangements MT Behymer informed him that Padere- wski Woul5 be through here early in February, and that he was confident
 the Polish pianist would come to Arizona.
 "I would like to round out the years musical attractions with a noted violinist,' said Nil. Mills yes terday. 'I should want a dancer. too i possibly Ruth St. Denis and Ted
 Shawn, for I understand they are in the west again. after producing a
 most artistic pageant in New York. i Charles Wakefield Cadman, composer ard idealizer of Indian Folk Songs and Princess Tsianila, the Indian MezZO- soprano, may be here before
 the year is over in examples of primi- tive sacred music ceremonial songs, absoriginal tunes harmoniZed and i idealzed py American composers; i Indian melodies and love calls" play
 ed upon all Omaha flageolet and. in
 addition. some of MT. Cadman's best ! known Indian songs"
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
SAN DIEGO SOCIETY
 EDITOR VISITS HERE

Margery Tracy, society editor of the San Diego Tribune likes Phoenix so well she wants to remain.
 And everyone who has met the clever young writer like her so well they want her to remain.
 San Diego however, won't let her.
 It took the pretty young girl who iots down the doings of the smart set, and incidently joins in the gaiety, three years to make her paper grant her a months vacation for the editor just couldn't see how he could get along without her. Finally she declared she
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

 WORK HURRIED
 BY COMM| TEE

Business was lively yesterday at the office of the Hughes Alliance, IS North First avenue. but it will be great deal livelier today. As it is ground floor location, more con- venient for all concerned, the al- liance quarters and office force is to- day at the disposal of the county central committee as headquarters for the final work of securing the reg istration of all voters who have de- layed this duty dangerously long, as tomorrow night is the last hour of grace.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
PAGE SEVEN

would 20 into the movies, or get mar ried or do something truly desperate if she were not permitted to go east. Now she's sorry that she went She, wishes that she had come directly to. Phoenix instead of wasting time in Kansas City and places like that Maybe
 Miss Tracy arrived yesterday and will return to California tonight. She is the guest of her cousin, r. J. Durkin. ranch owner in Tolleson.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
MORE BONDS

LHtPuUTTCdH H. P. CtaseL WTreI
 TOPEKA. Kan. Oct. 12.-The Kansas public utilities commission today granted the application of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad company for permission to issue %2G4, 100000 worth of stocks and bonds In an opinion handed down by the commission with its decision regard ing the reorganization plans the com mission charges footing" of claimants against the road by compelling them otake only a part of their due and income
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

was received yesterday that several | thousand more are on the way from New York and will be here in a few days These will be furnished free
 to those who will wear them. if they will call or send in their names.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
WOMEN CAMPA|CNERS
 ID VISIT S0UTHS|DE

Az plans mature for the entertain ment of the travelling party on the special woman's train which will spend October 20 in this valley! one
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13

You cannot vote unless you register.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-13
Do not be fooled by an old game. Do not let them get your money.

A few months ago a Western Baking Powder Company was perpetually enjoined by the U. $. Federal Court for the District of Idaho, from fooling the people of Idaho with
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

-glbonniert auf 6as Sermanner
8oIfsblatt.
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si%ppersbalm nb II m {

Senrp unb HiioolpE Sdolten bon
Rbinelanb iuaren oieier Gage bier I'm
nmidml mad Sarmen 5i baIten, bo
lie iid gerne bier aniieoeln modten
uno boffentlid gelingt es linen in
unierer 8a6baridaft bas @eiltfte al
finoen, obidon mir 0ieienigen Oeren
Sormen tie epentlleu fa,1fen iperben,
nidt gerne bon bier ipeg5ieben ieben.
Srau Senrp Boei6el reiIte lesten
9ienstag mad ct, Charles, 500. Inn
iid our ar5tlider 8ebanolllng ms
Soipital gu begeben, bon mo lie boff-
entli6 balo tpieoer geiuno uno num-
ter 5uriidfsbren fam.
Gonra6 Gabertall infer titftiger
&oaoboss lit fleiBig baran, Die relle
goiintp Roab entlang Der Carl 9uid.
meper Sarm 5l offnen.
@m. &allmeper ser 8iebbGnoler,
BON Sermann, NOR leste 8ohe bier
auf Dem 8ieb. unb 8feroebanoel.
Die 2ebrer @%eriammlitng Die leg.
ten Samstag I'M Coles Greet Sdul-
ballie itattfano, rpor bon rlilr nerigen
2ebrer beiudt. 8as Srogram bas
CUR aitsfiibruns fam mar Elm redt
gi,tes u1b butte einen beiieren ge-
iud ieitens Der 2ebrer berbient.
2ouis &abenall Delber mebrere
Sabre bier auf Carl 8uidmeper's
5arm beiddftist mar, lit nit ieiner
Samilie mad @asconaOe ge3ogen, mo-
er an ben 8~egier,mgsperfen 9e.
i61ftiguns erbalten bot. Gam Oct.
terer bilft jest unierem @adbar Carl
9ui6meper auf ieiner groBen 5arnt.
Die foleenbcn infer Surmcr brad.
ten letten Montag lire Maiti9weine
nod Morriion auf Ben Rarft: Sobn
S. Bauer, Sobn unb Carl 9ri6-
mepef unb 8m. q. antbes.
6olgenoe maren letten Sonntag 81
@ait bel Der Samilie Sobn 8auer:
Senrp Brandt unb @m. Serbian unb
oeren 6amilier, Sp. @einlanb unb
8attin, 8arl 8uidmeper unb Simon
Brandt; lesterer BON ct. 2olis.
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Seiu golf Der Grbe siebt 10 iuenil

9eiu @plf Der Grbe siebt 10 uenis
bic 3iifunft in 9etradt uno triffe
8orfebrungen gegen i%lertpartete
acknowledgement pie oas amerifa-
niide, merm Die folgenoen, fur3 Dor
geginn oes sroben 8eltfrieges gu.
iammengeiteIlten 3iffern oils Dab.
fob aneeieben peroen biirfen. Sic
aeigen Die 3abl Der 8erionen, Die bon
je 1000 Der geb0lferung elm Spar.
banfbud beiaBen: Sdmei5 554;
9dnemarf 442; Rorfpegen 415;
Sdpeoen 404; 9elaien 397; @ei.
Iceland $50; J%ranfreid 346; SOL.
LAMB 1926; 9eutidIanb 317; England
302; auitralien 800; Sasmanien
$50; Sapan 270; Stalien 220; Ser.
Stooten SO.
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gerger.

emil 8eocpobl, bon ct. 2ouis.
crfreute letter. Sonntag ieinen 81.
tern, oabier ourd ieinen geiid.
! @eborcu: Dem Gbepaare Seroinano
@uscmeper, Gin Sodter6cn.
Oscar Sieielmann unb @attin bon
@oibington beiudtcn lesten Sans
tag unO SOmtag lire Seripanoten III
Berger.
,Sobn 9remel bon Mtappieip, No.
befano iid leste ISOLDE bier auf 9e.
iu6 bel ieiner SfNpeiter, Srau Srib
Strotbmann.
s. 5. Sartmonn lit lctte @cd)e
bon Soma 5uriidgcfebrt, mobin CT
gum geiudc ieines Sobnes gcreiit
mar.
Sier Garlaoungcn 8icb nno
S6pcinc muroen lcstc ISOLDE bon
bier aus na6 ct. Souls berianbt.
6. 9luner erbielt lesten Sreitag
cine Garlo6una 0rainirrobren uno
Setper.B ipes.
8si ben Somilien 9lllmer unb
8ebepobl paren leete ISOLDE Die fol.
senoen 5u @ait: Sp. Stru6temeper
uno Srall unb Gbas. Soebn bon
Mappietp, 6rau 5ris 9icmann nno
5rau Sris Gron bon Sigginsbille,
Io. 9ieielben moren bon Stem So
ben 51riifsefebrt, pobin iie gereilt
rparen I'M Dem 9eerGbniiie Der Srau
2anbnebr b~eiauipobnen.
Otto S6miot erbielt leste Wohe
cine G%arlnoung &oblen.
Srau Saul 2rtber, pelde fiiraere
Belt bier bel ibren gltern Geo. Bell.
mann uno @atttn auf 8eiud mar,
reiite lesten Sonntag pieoer nod
ct. 2ouis alriid.
Srau Sol. Woosmann If. befinoet
ii6 g%egenpGrtig in ct, 2ouis bel
ibren &inbern 3u 8eiud.
Senrp 8ittbaiis, nelder idon lett
Ginger 3eit frdnflid lit, reiite lette
ISOLDE our COMPILATION zines ar5tes
na6 ct. Souls.
= anoeigen I'M S~olfsblatt bringen
Grfn1r c A
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&pmmtt benz AQtuinter Sniten snpor,

Bel bem eriten anaeiden bon
mebem Sails, beeneter 8rult ober
b%eritopftem &opf nebmt cine 9oiis
Or. Bells Bine.Ea r.Sonep. Ser
beilenbe Sidtentbeer, berubigenber
Sonie uno @lpeerine beieitisen raid
8erItopfune, loien S6leim ,tno bre.
den Cure @rfdltlng. Or. Bells
8ine. Sar.Soneb beiist olle Sbeile
bes beilenben 4romas aus ben Sid
ten Ddloern; es lit ateenebm 81, neb-
men unb antiieptiid. Die antuei.
lung auf Der Slaide beiast, mesbalb
es grfaltung unb Suiten Iinbert.
Srogt guren apotbefer. 4nS. (2).
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Canaan Somuibip 2ebrer.& eriamm.
lung

Cine Geriommlune Der 2ebrer uno
gltern bon Canaan Sopnibip miro
naditen Samstae, oen 2. 9s5ember
in Openspille itattfinoen fir welde
folgenbes Srogram alifgeitellt lit:
Song-"Columbia"
Invocation
Report of Secretary
Language, Elementary-Bryan Gross
Language, Advanced John R. Fisher
Methods in School Management
Prof. w. l.. Steiner
History and Governments. H. Lick
lider.
Fundamental Principles in Reading
Miss Florice Richardson
Arithmetic, Elementary-Jasp. Steen
Arithmetic, Advanced-T. =. McIn-
tosh.
Twenty minutes will be devoted to
each subject.
Ruth Hobein, H. W. Koseck,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Sdlimme GrfGltnnsen bonn @iefen.

8iele @rfdltingett. Die ben gorlaen
8inter b1neen bleiben, baben nit
0ieBen, eirem tpeben SaIs ooer nit
elmer 8eflemmiine in Der 8ritit ange.
fansen. Sbr fennt Die Spmptome Der
@rfdlhing unb Sbr niBt audi, bab
prontpte 8%ebattblrng bieielben bridt.
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY nit Jet.
mem idnftigenoen natiieptiiden 8aI.
lam bat felt AZ Sabren Suiten unb
grfalt,ine fir Sung urb alt ge.
broden. Or. Sings Stem Discovery
lnit ben S6leim reinigt ben &opf,
iGnftigt Die gerei5ten Sdleimbdiite
linb madt bas atbmen leidter. 8ei
g1lrem apotbefer, 50c.-gbp. (2l
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= anaeigen I'M SolfsbIatt bringen
Grfolg.
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Der pierts 9raiibent Der g%ereinis.

StE UttIit fIuitptht W. ~s"s"'S
ten staaten, Sames Wobiion, mar
mabreno ieines eriten aultstermins
nidt eeraoe iebr beliebt. Sm @abl.
iabre 1912, oIs er aanbioat fir Ell.
men apeiten Sermin mar, begonn Der
ariee sniiden oieiem 2anoe uno
England, Der &rieg bauerte oret.
Big Monate unb en0ete nit Der Rie.
berlaee gnglnnbs. Sn ben Wonaten
spiiden Ser STRENGTHENING nno Der
8r6iibentenpabl gin9en Die politi-
iten 8ogsu iebr bod. EROS ieiner
llnbeliebtbeit iaete bas Solf, @aoi-
ion iise i'm 8ed unb es iplle ibm
iiberloiIen peroen, ben Straub aus.
5efedten. 90 geidab es, bob sr nil
1913 eesen SO gleftoraIitimmen wie'
bergetp6blt nurbe. aebnlides i'll
aud oieies Sabr paiiiert unb Der
aanlpf 5piidan Sugbes unb 8ilior
lit an oes 2esteren @l,niten ausge.
fallen.
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@enaas ausfunft iber saiaa.
nnspsrtatisn, abfnprt ber
Oan1pffdiHe, u. !. 10. 9i6ets
Tue Raihten. unb 8rpifheEbe6e
Yahasiere via Rstu gorf ober
baltimore pon unb mad ireenb
einen Orte guropaS Az be5pn
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Su Gnalanb betreibt man ben Be.

frutenfang tuie eite Sreibiago. alle
Rdnner, Die iid in elmer 4onaert.
bale befinoei1 ollie mGnnliden Tai.
iogiere, Die aif einem gabnbofe ar'
fomnlen, tperben bon Der 8oli5ei elm.
gefangen, tpie cine SCRIBE S6afe. gu
&unoerten merben Tie nod Der $50.
DIE eebradt mo Stlu1oen lang luer-
ben Tie perbSrt. Ser iid nidt aus.
peiien fam, miro eingeiperrt. Sies
benefit, Dob es in England ON Ste.
frutcn mnngelt, bob bic G~ngldnOer
iid Dor Dem Seeresoianit briiden, 10
gut iie fonner, uno bob Ser rpreu.
bii6e Militarismus," iibcr ben in
England 10 eeidimpft miro, elm @ai-
ienfnabe lit, perglthen nit Dem brit
tiiden &efruten. E eibjueo-S pitem.
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Gier 8nder.

Die gertbeuerling Der 2ebensmit.
tel gebt beitGn6ig Dor iif ,tno osn
Staotern miro iest in ausiidt ge.
ItelIt, Dob Die gier oiefen 8inter ben
unerborten 8reis bon ST. 6as 9ubeno
errei6sn iper6en.
Nus Chicago miro beri6tet, Oab
adt Rdnner ben @ierbanSel reip.
Den Sorratb, ontrolltren-47,50 O,-
600 0utenb Gier,--bie ali elmer Belt
aufgefauft mlirben, nls Der 8reis I'M.
gef1br 22c bas 9ltsenb betrug. Sebt
oa Die $ibner i6leht leger, baben
Die Jarmer feline gier gu berfoufen,
uno Die aoniumenten miiiien bluten.
Sobalb Die Siibner fpieoer anfangen,
gu legen, geben Die Breiie bernnter,
Die SAMPLER berfaufen Damn gier aus
Den &iiblbauiern unb faufen mieoer
frtide elm, Inn I'M fommenoen Sabr
ons alte Spiel bon Re1em su treiben.
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Serbf.
Son Saul 8. ariiscr, @ilpoutee.

Son SAUL 3. &riiser, RilWoutee.
Sd 9ine ipaSiercn in unierem 8alo.
8ie pieIc entlaubten 9dlime!
Dor 8oden mar nod allies grim
0obin Die griinen SrGlme!
9ctradt' i6 Den belttiden Soloaten'
malo:
SSnl Srilbling. mie mar er 10 griin!-
Der Iorbpinb oes &rie9cs bot ibr
burdfegt:
9abin manher 9altm, Der 10 fiibn!
$780,
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YOUNG MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $40 to $1,000 per year;
experience unnecessary. l will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
q few hours assistance at your home.
This offer is limited, must be accepted
Immediately. C. w. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave., Kansas City, Nj. Write
him at once for full particulars.
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Sermann, 30, ben 1. 5es., 1916

IS 1T bic b6djite 3eit, bar bic
aIliierten nal wieoer eiuen semein.
ianen 3rieesrat abbalten unb bann
Der @eIt perfiiube,, mas tie i'm nGd).
fen Sabre tbun peroen.
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SermaHHtr SDlfsblatt.
Sraf .Yrintins So, Sermsseber.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-07-29
First Has Band Again.

The First regiment, Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard, again has a band.
For the first time in over two weeks
the regiment heard its band play Il
lively march at "reveille" After hav-
tng been without music for two weeks
The regiment took the "Ou Wisconsin"
played as the morning march us IA gen
uine treat A securing Of the regiment
70 discover musicians resulted in the
transfer of eleven men to the band.
The band now consists of y men. as
follows.
William Koch. Milwaukee. chief mu-
stefan; " Roadhouse. Beloit, drum
major; Alvin Sehnrdt. Milwaukee.
principal musician, French horn
Sergt Ernest Hawke. Fort Atkinson.
Coruet: SerEt Leo Eachhuber. Madi-
son, tuba, Sergt Berchard Bernard.
MayVlle, cornet; Corp John Hail. Be
lott Slide iromboue Corp. John +.
Roberts. Madison. horn; Corp. Edward
Clarke. Madison, trombone: Corp. Gil
bert Bachhuber, Madison, horn.
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At 4 Weddino

They have saw in Afghanistan
to the effect that the next best thing to
no wife is a good wife.
The Senegalese declare that there
are only two good women in the world
one is dead and the other can't be
found.
The Chinese hold that If man
lose his bride and n yen, he'll regret
the yen. a yen's about a tenth Of q
cent.
But more comforting, far more
comforting than these proverbs is the
wise saying of Don Quixote that
there's only one good woman in all the
world, and every husband ought TO
think that his wife is She.