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The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

IN Jewish marriages the woman
Is always placed 10 The righ' az her
mate. WITH every other people 81
RE world her place n the ceremony
IS on The left
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

The Denver conference OF the VI.
T. church. South. begins its annual
session today at Pueblo. with Bishop
Hendrix presiding.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23
a Deadly Disease

or. 20 suggest a less violent end.
Tho Jewish nation died % spiritual
atrophy by ceasinE 20 exercise It's
spirit the nation lost a. FOR souls,
like the a'rophie4 and troublesome
stomach called The appendix may
The Detroit times., 1917-08-23

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SAD: cr LOOK HERE Ball, 7
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
WAR ESTIMATES OUT OF JOINT

The estimates of total ordinary and expendf lures for the fiscal year ending June 60 1913. as submitted to congress. call for appropriations gating s1s0OO O0O00O They substantially the for the fiscal ending June S0 and they include in both loans allies averaging S5OO.OOOO0O month But actual expenditures for the first six months this fiscal year for all purposes will hardly s1 s12000O0Oos month. S14.4OO.e90OOO for the year
 Something is wrong as between these figures for the two years If s1SOOOeOOO0O next fiscal year expenditure product of the machine running at maximum. then the figure is much large for this fiscal year if is right for this fiscal year then is large enough for the year For reach this year. expenditure speed up the coming six months s1.SoO.OO0.OOO month instead of the present sl2O0OOOOeO month: this would argue the of fiscal year instead of slSOOOOOOOOO
 Both of these yearly estimates. therefore. cannot be Which one true? If that for 1919 is true then sssOOOOOOOO less remains be raised from Liberty loans in the six months than has been calculated
 What does congress propose to do about this extra ordinary, discrepancy between actual estimated expenditure? Can it marvel the depression the wsrbORd market when further immediate issues of Lib erty bonds much in of apparent needs held that market? What that single budget requirement. of the situation to be ignOrede
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
Wednesday Morning, December 26, 1917.
SYLVAN SOLDIERS

If We are to credit testimony the subject of fered by naturaIists. is the only animal who carries cn his warfare by of organized bands and calls in the forces of nature assist him There have been witnessed in Africa fights that ducted in as orderly if the warriors had been really men. instead of only somewhat like them in form. i e. balloons
 One naturalist was stoned out of a pass in very minutes by these creatures who sprang upon ledges and stones looked down for few moments on the val ley growIng snaTling and screaming, and then began to roll down stones with much vigOr and adrOitness that the inruders flight The babOons evidently knew value Of cooperation for the naturalist saw two of them combine their efforts in order to set particularly heavy rolling One monkey, bent Oh making the most of his missile. to carry stone up tree that he might hurl it with greater force
 Once. while some 6aboons crossing valley, they attacked by dogs. and. is usual during march the females young in the center. the healing the column and bringing in the As the dogs rushed upon them the males turned and faced their enemies grOwIng beating the ground with their hands. and opening their mouths wide, their glittering They looked fierce and malignant dOgs-Arab greyhOunds. accustomed to fight successfully with hyenas other of prey-shrank back. By the time they had been couraged to attack the whole herd had made their way covered by guard to the rocks one six-mOnthsOld monkey alone excepted
 This little monkey sal on a rock surrounded by the dogs but he nor long his periOus position An old baboOn stepped from cliff nearby. advanced towards the keeping them in cheek by threatening gestures and sounds picked up the baby monkey. and carried place of safety the cliff. while the whole crowd of baboons watched the of heroism and shouted their battle cry.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
THE ECONOMIC PINcH

Germany is beginning to feel the economic pinch The German devOting and increasing space to dis of commercial and economic conditions ~afe: the war" The German papers take granted that peace will be declared basis that will leave each country much the same position and with the boundaries before the War. But between the lines the discussion economic conditions after one can read something of the travail through which the Central powers passing at the present time
 In recent issue of the Deutsehe POIitik German paper. the following appears: ~The longer the lasts the greater becomes the economic scope the tremendous conflict It is struggle with the masters of economic warfare-Witr nation that is almost matched the history the world economic fore sight and which for years unofficaIly. and for few months officially, worked hand in hand with its Anglo Saxon brethren beyond the Atlantic to the end the economic overthrow of Germany After prophecy that England will try organize the Allied against the central powers commercially after the war. it continues: The maxim of economic op- ponents is to manufacture their raw material. while We have hitherto worked up materials ob- tsined from them It is then suggested that Germany be prepared get materials from countries other than her present enemies if she to reesabsb her foreign trade aser the
 CurOusly enough. the British parliament has created
 federal department. to be known as the Depart ment Of Reconstruction 10 deal with industrial and commercial questions at the close of the war Creating such department right in midst of the great war has occasioned BnfriendIy criticism but is an evidence of dctermnson of tbe British commercial interests be caught mapping if peace should be declared on short notice
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
AN ISLAND UTOPIA

Not in the South Seas where lie the Utopias of our hoyhoOd. but up the Arctic Circle.
 Following from short article on Iceland. by Reynolds Clarke should especially interest prOhbi ton readers:
 Not a drop of intoxicating liquor is made through the entire island. Not a drop of ardent spirits is found in Iceland Not drop of anything there on which get drunk The Icelanders positively will not permit the importation Of any Of the products of alcohol
 The Icelanders came. originally. from Denmark and Norway Its history and literature go back nearly 1900 years Its history is marveously accurate, and its literature brilliant and inspiring No other nation exeels in education and enlightenment Good books found in every home The system of public schools is practically perfect Every child 10 years old can read and write. There milonaires. pau pers no trusts graft saloons houses of i'll fame Crime is almost unknown They have need ails prisons penitentiaries officers. sol diers Everything is happy and contented Why should they be? In all Iceland not person is cold or hungry. without a home
 It should he remembered. however that what is prac- ticable an island as large Oklahoma peOpled by than S00O0 of one homogeneous impossible in country over 1Oo0OOOOO people. consisting largely of flotsam and jetsam from all parts of the earth Still should aim at this happy condition
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

have been added during the past three years. Many friends are also realizing that the museum Is a safe repository for all precious relies that they may have accumulated and are lOaniag or giving them to the museum. Here these records of a forgotten people tell their story to many students and interest hundreds of people who are sojourning for a time in Tuscon.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Miss Estelle Lutrelel ot the faculty of the University of Arizona has been named by Timothy RiordaR. federal food administrator for Arizona. ss i- brary publicity director of the state organization. As such she will direct the work in the interest of food con servation. 10 which the various h- brsries of the state have pledged their cooperation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The state museum at the University
 institution that is attracting hundreds of visitors each week. Through eNpe- ditionS into the field of prehistoric Arizona. excellent collections illus trating the life of the cliff awellers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

For first time in it's history. S. Paul railroad was obliged Friday to suspend operation of a number of east bound freight trains because of fuel shortage.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

P. C. Beckett. assistant to the pTesl- dent of the Phelps Dodge corporation, arrived in Douglas Monday on busi- ness Mir Beckett formerly was gen eral manager of the Old Dominion -S-i.Ialiy as Globe. and he registered at the Gadsden from that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

broke the glass of the door with rock. There was no oneat home at the time. This is the third visit that the mayor has received from thieves in four months.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
O. PRUSsIAN DoNkEYI

Do recall the mOnotonous assurances of Prus- sian professors that this would be the signal colony to throw off the British yoke, Alas poor Prussia, When God distributed his gifts to the of mankind he gave quick wits the Yankee laughter to the and infinite patience the Chnaman. But to thee the donkey He gave impenetrable hide and total absence of humor.
 So on with the wsr-it has made the Peer and Briton march together Ike brothers against the who wrote the Kruger dispatch; t has made Canada and Australia glad pour blood -of France but above all O. Prussan donkey. bless thy pachydermatous propaganda thou hast least opened the eyes soodnatured nation 10 the like quality of thy professions the deadening effect of thy kultur.
 The is costly; the is deadly, the end is in sight but however costly in dollars be price too high pay if il dignity a nation and manhood Americans PouItney Bigelow. in Worlds Work.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The Tucson Star is being moved to modern quarters on Congress street. the Villsescenia building having been leased for the accommodation of the newspaper.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The Globe city council Is preparing plans and estimates for a sewer sys- tenn in that city. and . bond election will be held after the New York
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The growing of broom corn in the Yuma valley has reached tha prOp0r- tion of a minor industry, about five hundred acres having been harvested this year. X factory has been eSsab- lishedat Yuma with the present output of 30 dozen broom per week. This output is soon to be greatly enlarged by the addition of more modern ma chinery.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The Tucson barbers have put the price for cutting hair at 50 cents,
 whereas the price of removing a head
 covering before was s cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

A membership campaign for the Y. NJ. c. A. at Miami brought in a new enrolment of 72. This was the result of committee of 20 desiSEsted at "GO-Getters'
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

During first nine days of the cam psign. thrift and war savings stamps 70 a total of s4S1 SSS were sold to the people of New York city.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Fraser and Fairfield of Gleason were in Bowie last week attracted here by the reports of oil prospecting in this vicinity. They were shown the oil field by J. H. saque and were en- Ihusiastic over the surface indications and prospects and expect to start drilling operations in the near future with a deep well rig
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
County Briefs

Miss Carrie Chandler has accepted a position as assistant in the Bowie pCstOIfice.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Tie Red Cross membership drive m Tuseon last week resulted in ls90 new members. Also 2OS7 Junior Red Cross members were secured in the puGiic schools of the old pueblo.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Leroy Ladd is back in the gOvern- oT's office-also.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Great improvement in the QuaISIy of milk sold in Tucson dairies is shown in the last report O. milk samples collected by the city health officer. The asmples were analyizel by Miss Jane Rider director O. the state laboratory.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Mayor Psrker's home. 7li Park ave nue. was robbed of abount S40 worth of jewelry yesterday afternoon by a burglar. who cut the Scroon and
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
Thomas 3 Love.

Thomas B. Love. formerly state commissioner of insurance and bank ing m Texas, has been apoolnted as- sistant secretary of the treasury.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
Send Santa Claus to the Front

You and your neighbors together may win battle for America-you SURELY help save the lives of some of our boys.
 Great guns and many of them will do it. Squadrons of Tanks, moving steel forts will do it. Help your country to buy them.
 Instead of giving gold pieces for Christmas. give this year United States WarSavngs Certificates They little $ Government Bonds bearing per cent Der. Ss They are better than gold and when you buy them you aid your country Won't you give them instead of gold pieces this Christmas?
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

An effort is being made to interest Tucson in the location of a smelter in the city. Parties having an Gptl.n On a shelter plant at Socorro. New Mexico. are behind the effort The Tucson chamber of commerce has ap' pointed Capt. William McDermott. Prof. c. F. Willis and W. J. Wakefield to sS into the proposition
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Alice Nielsen. the wellknown singer. has become the wife of a New York physician We'll Alice is old enough to know her own mind
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

REVIEW WANT JOS FOR RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

It is good thing 10 wash all of the dirty linen in connection with preparing the before the big drive begins in France.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

There is this be said for the dogs: They do not sit up the night designing muzzles for mad men.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

It seems to be understood that the aims which We are fighting victory.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Harold Bell Wright arrived in Tue son for a six months stay and is seeking a residence. NIT. Wright came overland by automobile. He k in good spirits and glad rS get back to Tucson. according to old friencs whom he has met The author is accom-, psined by a friend from RedlaSds. Cal He is writing a new novel which he will finish while in TucsCn.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Francis J. Heney is in again, Who lei, the bac kitchen door open?
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Don't rush your swearof resolution. After April it NiIl be much easier.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Any peace between Russia and Germany is Ger man peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Capt John Keith BOles has arrived in Douglas from the PresidiO Of San Francisco to join the Eleventh field artillery. to which regiment he re gently has been assigned Captain Boles was in Douglas early in 1916 with the First cavalry as lieutenant snd was sent from Douglas to the Philippines. He returned from the islands about six months ago. and has been in San Francisco since ths, time
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

John F. Carmichael and family left Douglas for Clifton. where NIT. Car michael has taken the chief clerkship of the reduction division office of tho Arizona Copper company. He has been n the office os the Copper Queen smeiter here for the last three months
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26
Brief State Notes

Leroy Ladd is back in the govern- or's office-also.
 The Tucson barbers have put the price for cutting hair at 50 cents. whereas the price of removing a head covering before was s cents.
 The Globe city council Is preparing plans and estimates for a sewer sys- tenn in that city. and bond election will be held after the New York
 The Tucson Star is being moved to modern quarters on Congress street. the Villsescenia building having been leased for the accommodation of the newspaper.
 A membership campaign for the Y. NJ. C. A. at Miami brought in a new enrolment of 72. This was the result of a committee Of 20 desiSEsted at 'GO-Getters"
 Tie Red Cross membership drive m Tuscon last week resulted in ls91 new members. Also 20S7 Junior Red Cross members were secured in the puCiic schools of the old pueblo.
 Great improvement in the QUaidy of milk sold in Tucson dairies is shown in the last report O. milk samples collected by the city health officer. The asmpleS were analyizel by Miss Jane Rider director O. the state laboratory.
 The growing of broom corn m the Yuma valley has reached the propSr- tion of a minor industry, about five hundred acres having been harvested this year. X factory has been eSsab- lishedat Yuma with the present output of 90 dozen broom per week. This output is soon to be greatly enlarged by the addition of more modern ma chinery.
 An effort is being made to interest Tucson in the location of a smel.er in the city. Parties having an Gptlrn on a shelter plant at Socorro. New are behind the effort The Tucson chamber of commerce has ap- pointed Capt. William McDermott, Prof. c. F. Willis and W. J. Wakefield to sS into the proposition
 Harold Bell Wright arrived in Tue son for a six months stay and is seeking a residence. NIT. Wright came overland by automobile. He k in good spirits and glad r5 get back. to according to old friencs whom he has met The author is accom- pained by a friend from RedlaSds. Cal He is writing a new novel which he will finish while in TucsGn.
 Charles Daniel entered a plea of not guilty when arTsisned before Judge Stanford in division on of the superior court on a charge of asSaul, with in tent to commit murder. the complain ing witness being J. E. Chapman. In the preliminary hearing. Daniel stated that he shot Chapman because the lat ter was engaging the attentions of his. Daniels wife. The shooting took pla.e in the Jefferson hotel several montns ago. The trial was fixed for Fsbru- ary IS. 1918. Judge Stanford reduced the bond from S5O00 to S25OO.
 The United States land office is in receipt Of a telegram from the con- missioner of the general land office. n. C.. ordering publica- ton of land in Sitgraves national for est, near Pinedale.
 H. n. Anderson. district 9'ant i,an- ager of the Mountain States Tele- phone company. was here this week. He says his company will be ready for buShinesS in AjO by January Ist. Poles are laid and holes dug. as far aS Gibson.
 Mayor Psrker's home. 7li Park ave hue. was robbed Of aoount S4O worth of jewelry yesterday afternoon by
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

Away with German ideas,
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

A number es Gleason mining Hea were aurs-t d 70 the Bowie oil field and spent two days going over ths irrespective cil field north of Bowie and were SO elated they have file6 oil claims end expect 10 bring in a big standard oil rig soon and pu; IT a well
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

H. n, Anderson. district ?'ant Ian ager of the Mountain States Tele- phone company. was here this week He says his company will be ready for bushinesS in AjO by January lst. Poles are laid and holes dug. as far as Gibson.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-26

The United States land office is in receipt of a telegram from the con- missioner of the general land office Washington. D. C.. ordering publica- ton of land in SitgrayeS national for est. near Pinedale.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-04-05
Mestsky kaukus a vOlba.

Pfisti pondeli 8, t. m. Sc Dude
odbJvati m6stskS kaukus, IN ice
lem jmenovani kandidatd pro NEST
ske Gfady. V prvnim distriktu
SO Dude odbfvati v SIM Blazkove,
kde Sc Dude odbyvati tekanec pro
dGvernika prvniho distriktu; v
druhem Sc Dude odbyvati v budo-
We taborske banky; v tfetim, ma
hofe move mestske bldov6, n. vse-
obecnf, eli hromadnS kaukus "a
Gtelem jmenovani ostatnich tekan
ch, Sc Dude odbSvati tez We NEST
ske SIM. Kaukusy pro distrikty
budou zahajeny v osm hodin veeer
We wise zmfnentch mfstnostech a
%hromadnt kaukus v pGl devate.
Mestska volba Sc Dude odbfvati v
1ter5 II t. IN. v move mestske ST.
nj, a Size cd 9 hodin rano do 4. cd
poledne,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-04-05
Velka SchGIze

Vsech Cechd dobre vile hez o
diIu sm}sIeni Sc Dude odbyvati v
SIM Michelove v Tabofe, v htery
10 dubna, pod zastitou taborske
odbocky Ces. Narodniho Sdruzeni.
Pocatek v pill devate bod. veter.
DR.. f. A. Sedlatek z Omahy So ma
bidnul hplne zdarma phi teto schd
ri v delSf feti osloviti shromazde
nj, Il mistni Tide pfipravili peknJ
hudebni a zp6yni program. Kaz-
dS Czech, kter$ citi narodov6. by
Sc nal do teto schhze dostaviti a
a poutiti Sc, jak ~poLracuje hnuti
pro samostatnost teske ~vlasti, a co
So cinf pro nebohy jeii lid. Kaz
deho bez rozdilu, "a taborskou cd
DO 'ku G. N. 5. ucLive Eve v5bor.
ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-04-05

Pi. Laura Mach a jeff dcera, pi.
Aug. Seinera a Jos. Black byli v
YanktOn We stfedu pfi projednava
nj pfipadu pcslednf. vile zesnule
pr. HaGicke.
Pr. Jana Pekafe z Tyndall byla
zde navstevou u sve sestry, pr.
Thos. Bindra, a svehO str5ce, Jana
H%ambergra, ku konci minuleho
tfdne.
Pf Jos. Velka sc vratila v hterf
re Sioux City kde byla operovana
ma zlutove kamfnky. Operace Sc
zdafila. Pfiiela 81 sym manze-
lem. kterf pro nj jel.
Lewis Welt prodal svni domek
a lot jizn9 cd drahf j. A. Wayne
row minulS tfden. Hodla Sc cd.
o%dstehovati k Belvidere ma svGi pc
zemek V tervenci. a Dude Sc veno-
vati farmafeni a chovu dobytka.
Rolnfku, vfs re nyni mnzes OBJ
drzeti vec na postroie lacineji nea-
Ii je opravovati? Nynf jest cas-
koupiti. a dale pfineste Ike mne
sprhvky. G. w. Root. Adv.
Tanetni zdbava Dude uspofhda-
ma v SIM Sturmove V sObOtu 14ho
dubna, kterou uspofada Jos. Hasa
Hudbu obstara taborsky orkestr a
kazdf je uctive Evan, by Sc s1Gast-
nil. Adv.
August Seiner odjel v pondeIi
do Tyndall, by pfevzal ffzeni no.
Ifrny, kterou tam byl pred nedav,
mem vykoupil. Ben Jacobs, Ger,
noch zdejsf, jel S MIN by mu pomo
hi veci uvesti do pofadku.
Homer Beeman q jeho synov6
dobarvili novou mestskou sin mi
nulS tfden a 1terf tento tSden
tam byly mastehovany mestsk6 kni
by a ohnivzdorna skfin. Schnze
m6stske rady Sc nynf budou odb5-
vati tam, jakoz kaukus pro tfeti
vardu.
Oznamuje Sc nam, &e Karel Nee
we'd, prominentni farmer, jenz
bydlel u Lakeport, zemfel We stfe-
du rano v nemocnici v Yankton ma
stvrdnutf jater pc kratsi nemoci,
We staff "a roxy. Pohfeb Sc Dude
odb}vati v patek rano v deset no.
din 2 domu smutku Il pozIstatky
pohfbeny ma Nedvedove hfbitov6.
Dalsf podame pfistf t{den.