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Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Phoenix. Ariuna, Aug. "a,
1917.
Notice is hereby given that Ralph H.
Dickey, of Hereford, Arizona, who, on
January 18th. 1914. made homestead
entry, No. 024146. for E1s SWA, Sec.
5, E1A NWA, Section 8, Township
24S, Range % E., G. & r. R. Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before Jared
d. Taylor, U. S. Commissioner, Bis
bee, Arizona, on the % day of Septem-
Der. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Sam
uel C. Giles, Alfred Bailey, William
Ryan, Herman Haase, al OF Hereford.
Arizona.
J. L. IRWIN,
Register.
First Publication, Aug. 25.
Last Publication, Sept. %.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Aside from
the conspicuous weakness in General
Motors and a few other specialties.
due to scattering liquidation and bear
pressure. especially the former. price
changes were insignificant. although
the firm tone of the standard shares
in the face of the very unsatisfactory
Russian state of affairs brought forth
favorable comment With taxation as
a market factor temporarily, the price
fixing program of the government is
naturally awaited with considerable
interest. The feeling is growing that
the governments decision in this re-
spect will be of rather liberal mean
ing, and the fact that liquidation re-
Gently has been quite severe fosters
the view that in the event of the re-
ceipt of more constructive influence,
an upward movement may readily en-
sue. LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-12

sources other than direct property tax
alton, as shown by said estimates,
there is hereby levied upon the real
and personal property in this city. as
shown by the equalized assessment
rolls, fifteen and one hundred seventy
five 15175) thousandths mills on
each dollar thereof.
Said estimates so adopted include
the following:
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]. /. IRWIN,
Register.

First Publication, Aug. 25.
Last Publication, Sept. %.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-12

First Pub. Aug. II, 1917.
Last Pub. Oct. "a, 1917.
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Qnn[ Nnrlmnnn neitnr6rn.

Solmage, 90. San. - 8ie Soft.
nung, ooB 4aul Soritmann, GnIma.
&c, gebr., Dem I'M 8resbptcrian
Soipital Elm grm abgenommen per.
Sen mltBte, nit Dem 2c6en Oobon
fomllen nitr0c, bot it6 Ieioer ols
triigerii6 ertpieier, ocnn ser foIte
Brand iebte Elm 1no Montog frib
lit Der 81 Sabre, 9 Mondte uno
cinen Gag aft gelporoene Woun ge.
itorbet. Sein Batter, Serr 8iqiaun
Suritmunn miro beutc oen 2eidnan
nod Dem @cburt8ort oes 8erltorbe-
men, Galmagc, Nebr., bringen, no
am 9onnerstnq Die 9eeroigung ouf
Dem eb..llttb. glc8iniams 5rieObof
erfolgen miro. Seine fSrali. elm 215
Sabre aIteS I6dterhen, feline 81.
tern, 8ertuarote u1to 5dblreihe
Sreun6e betrotern Dos 9l6lebet 0es
oQgenein beliebten uno tiid)tigett
iungen Wannts, Der oa5ufrilb aus
Oem 2ebeu o6heruien mitr6e. Sen
trmlernoen @iutcrblie6eucn ipredcn
mir infer 9eileio aus.
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illus melt point.

Ger befonntc 8ieb6Gn0ler 2oiiis
6. 2hiemfe bon 8iSner bat lid)
init Sri. Settle Smitb bon Mlits.
catine, So., nerbeirotet. 9a8 iunge
Yoor bleibt in 8isner mobnen.
Die 8eeroipung Oe8 an bergnn-
aenen Wittmoh beritorbenen 8il.
liam &oup, iiber 0eiicn pl0tli6en
600 Die Gribilne bereits an Der-
gongenen 9%onnerstng bertGtet bot,
fon6 om 5reitag inter ~ollgemeiner
Eeilnobme itott. Ser gnti9lofene
mar elm So9n 0es beritorbenen
6rib aatp, elmer Der eriten @nlteo.
Ter in ct. Charles Topnibip.
6eroinan0 &rienert BON Der Wlon.
tereD Nodbari6oft befinoet ith I'M
ct. Soiepb Soipttol in Omaha, Tim
fi6 elm fiinitli6es auae einieten
8i IuiIen. Gr berlor Dos rehte g(it.
ee int Script ais or 1T cine 8flod-
ipibe hincinronnte.
Ger trilbere Std0tsS superintendent
8. S. &noa bat ieinen Antetl in Der
NoIiton State @anf oertauit uno
lit W~itinbaber Der State 9onf in
2ebanon aani. oeluorOen BEL Der
er ben Saiiiererpoitcn einnebmen
miro.
8iaiom SpiQner, Gin alter Be
mobner Der Gio6t lnb Bionier oes
Gountp8 trug our6 einen Sail
ouf Dem elottcn 6uBiteig erbeblide
8erIcbungen oubor. @}ebrere Sch.
men on Arm rn0 Shultcr nuroen
3erriIien, un0 Der oIte Serr bot
oroBe ShmeraGn ai cr6utOen.
6. S. Gqiott.
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Nus Dem StaQte 9icbraSfQ

bin ndmlid Die Semoblin bon oen
BrofeIior 9nll, Der Itegt mi iGon
enc idnse ISOLDE int 9e6, er iB
an bic Grippe ODER Snfluensa or.
frorft, ben feIe 1noere SSnfluen5a
bat er itberbaupt mid, nu mill er
mir nod ben Brief oiftieren, aber
bet leio id bod MIDI, benn Oct
&ommors ioiute 9iftieren Duh id
ollenol ielber, nat nlrB id arnet
SAGfden iett leiOer, iii sic BE.
Jude, Die er iroen Gag friegt, id
ilobe, aqe 2eier bon Die 8ri6lne
limo ihon bel i6m iemeien, Der
oiirre 6uctidJa Sacob i6on 5pee.
nal, I'M Der Seize Sonnes. Der nit
Sepolt feene flint Qobler for De
Sri6iine mebr be5abIen molte, ID
jlobe, err bat it ober bod ge0abn,
ale fommen ie, I'M nod ieoen Sag
i'm fragen M friegen mir moi OiIic
ISOLDE feenen grtifel, 70 babe ID
mir oenn baoiienlt, 5ll idrei6en.
Serr GrnIt S6eer, Elm otter Bio.
nier bon anor Gountb lit nod fur.
Sem &%ronfenlager BON bios einer
8ode i'm alter bon SO Syabren &C.
itorben. st mar elm alter bra0er
0eutiher unO itammte ans Der
8robin5 8%ronOenburg. or mtro uuf
Dem 9niieler air6bof begrnbcn.
Sin beoallarlider unfaa lit 6rou
Gam 8iaopeia paiiiert. Iie Itilr3te bic
&elertreppe Einnb rno cine Opera.
tion muBte borgenommen mcroen,
nod le6te iie ol8 ii bet bier I6rieb.
ga, boffentIi6 fontmt Der alte
ipieOer oltf Die altaorotidcn I'm
i6reibt ieinen nd6iten 9rief ielbcr.
Seien &c mi of ifeen icrieBt bon
8ratt 2ouiIe 9rpfeiior.
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1liIs ser c~eoislatMr
Ges States Jema!

9e8 Moines, Sa., 90. San. -
Senator @a8lnclls Qntrag, 0a8 an-
ii. 5rinfgeIogeieb 81 n~i0errufen,
ipuroe geitern nit 81 gegen feds
Stimmen nnaenommen. gtun miro
oas &aus barber ob5uitimmen bo.
ben. Soffentlid miro oosielbe
gleidfaQ5 fir Die glbiduffung Die
ies blooiinniQm @eiebeS itimnten,
beiien 3urdfibrung ii6 ais cine
unm0glidfeit beipieien bat.
gto6Oem aI1 Sam5tog 9teproien-
tant See bon Sac Gountp I'M Soi1ie
eincn @ntrag oitf 9bifnfiun9 oe8
8oIten8 zines itaotliden 5eltermor-
idaas eingerei6t batte, bradte &c
tern Senator allle BON @oion 81.
IN cineit ioIden ouf gtbidoffnng oes
ltootlid)en @icneninipeftors cilt.
Q(noere GbuIide &orlogen, nclhe Die
qbidJaffung Der 8oiten oes 5toot5
Oruders unO 9uhbinoers, 0eS So
telinipeftor8 mo oes arbeiter. aom-
miIidrs b%e5pctciL neroen in ndds
iter 53eit nn6folgen.
Sut betreiienoen $nnstomitce
3anfen ii6 Die fanatiifen 9robibi.
tioniiten unS bic eemdBigten Grode-
nen UNI Die eil5elnen 9eitimmngell
Der Ioeenannteu 3empereu8borIage.
Die 2ebteren pollen Den iitr per-
ionli6en @ebrutid b%eitimmten @e-
trGnteporrat bro 9erion auf 5pei
Quarts 8bisfep uno cine &iite
6laidenbier beidrGnfen, DabrenO
Sic Grlteren fir elm afno6entrode-
mes" Soma iiitO. uno iiberbaupt
feline Ginfu6r bon berauIfenOen
@etrGnfen fir 0eh perionliden @e-
5u9eitchen molten.
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te ieit.
Die Ginb1lt6e ur1foIien Sic Tttrft.
mern oreier Mtorote ODER eires gan.
sem Sabrgang8. Sic itno iebr ge.
I6mofboa nit idmar5em I1mihlng
un0 goloener aufldrift bereeItelt,
unO perOen cine 3ier0e ieoer BE
bliotbet bil0en.
9ie Greiie ser ginb1rt0e fin0
pie foIgt: 8oIitGnoiger Sabrgong.
ale ghtmmern bonn 4bon1enter ee-
liefert, geblinoen, $t.75.
aae gtummern zines gierfeIinb
res, bonn 4bcnnerteu eeIiefert, ge-
buuoen, $3.50.
8n1ItGn0iger Snbrgnng, ole
Rumnern bon Geutid amerifd bon
Der GGelihen 0mabo Eribiine nadl.
geliefert, gebun0eit $500.
aae g11rmmprn zines 8ierteIiabs
res. bon Scr SaeIihen Omabn Gri-
biiue nodgeIiefert, gebnnoenz $3.50.
9Urto eTtra.
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sel6ifmorO eint8 Ndtid6riacn.

MeGopf, %. Gan. Der Sidb
rigc GoBulollo Groitt, boaing &C.
itcrn nadmittng, nadl6cm er aus
Der SduIe aefommett, in Der S6elt
ne ieines 8oiers ourd) Grb1ugcn
ScIbitnor0 Ger anabc notte Die
SfplIpriiiulig niht beitonben utt0
Oies beranlaBtc i'm 81 Der tronri
gen Got.
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1oraGbt>G inbaftH fir
,,DemtiebzImerika''!

gieIe 2eier bon n9eutI6.a meri.
fa", Ser biitoriiden uno bohinterei-
ianten 3eiti6riit Ser GGglihen
Omaha Sribiine, baben BEN 8unifl
gcdubert, oieieIbe einbinOen uno ouf-
betpnbren SIT fonnen. &ir fpitroen
ononrd neronlobt, einen ginbono
berltellen sit Iniien unO gum Ser.
fauf 81 brileen, Der ben seIern @e.
Iegenbeit gibt oieie epodematerOe
3citihrift ouf5ubemabren, oenn in
ipdterer 3eit miro Elm Sa1rgmg
Oieier 3etihrift bon erbobtem @er.
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|6cMuernctlr ueriMc
crnenitt Icinen Stab1
9iGt iucniscr ais 10S Burger Oar6
bic 8efGrOcrnns 5nm 50
lOnel" ansge5eidnet.

2incoln, 90. San. - aeit6 &c.
bile bat t0S 8itrger oeS Sta1teS
gu Colonies, Mitglieoer ieine8 mi-
litGriifen GtnbeS ernonnt. 9nrut.
ter befinoen iid aublrei6e 9euti4e.
Die gtortcn Der gruannten itnO:
Omaha.
@berett Buckingham Geo. gron'
oeis, 3bonoS q. 9ienmono, @ene
MeIaoD, $. 8. @onaro8, 60. So
bonn, Oh. Z. 8. QwDer, 8ulter
8ronoei8, 81. 6. Some, Ge6aition
.Solerno, g. &. Ic@rotb, @eper
alein, 2ouig s. 8iatti, artbur
N}eb, 3boHu8 s. 8prne, GopbuS
Neble, 36oma3 2ttinGaL al Ore.
iber, @enrg 9toIff, S. 3. O'Gonnor,
90. @etten, 9ugb $. Surpcr 30.
.Gtor5, 9bonas D'8rie1 s. s..
9lla, 9on 9. Butler, 6. g. 9. gu
bal Sol. @oI6itrom, s. s. Mitben
.@il @oo0, 3bomos 5lDnn, .. s..
auncI. q. s. SenOerion, Sod 8oI-
tiers, Sorrg 9. 6lebortD, 6ronf S.
5clner.
2incolu.
g. e.. Strmub, Gouin 8. @hlriin,
.Sobn O.. 0}obcr, 6. q. Gltdar, s..
81. Sapnie, 6rant Q. Ga9er, So.
@eiterbeit, Sans @arfop, s. s..
Campbell %. z. 5enton.
g[r3 Dem Stoat.
Sobn so. 8eeling, Soitin9s; 6.
81. B6iaips, Nnitings; s. q. Gore1,
Settings; Or. 6. 9. Barns, aIbi-
on; S. 81. 0elri6, Butte; 8r. g.
q. @nnierL Gin Greet; 5. s..
9rolpn ST., aearnep; 81. u. @.
Cameron, &eattcD; Sobn Cameron,
Gefomnb; gnoo 2otta, Gefantob;
Reinbol0 6. 9iQer, WiQerton; 6r.
$. Wte2oin syinperiol; 81. g. Gone,
.5ionen; 3beo6ore @rieB, 3arburo;
8oul g9pppar, 9cemer; Sobn 40.
ran, GollofDcp; Charles 8. Orr.
8rotcn BON; Mm. q. q. 4anh
GromFnr0; Gari5 IS. Cooper, Cram
ioro; 9. s. s. Socacr, G6ooron;
8, u. @nbbGaor Sort &obinion
glaD Gierucp, G6oOrnn; s. s, SOL.
mes, 0~ot6cntiro: 8eorqe @ilcn
2cfin9tou; Or. S. 6. 8cngcrt.
Goerton; Scrrn Coffin, @iIloD IS
lono; Greo Vclpp, Scrtbuer; Sal
Gbriitp 5cri6ncr; $. &. 9olL
Scribncr; @corge G1lrrn, g8nmorc;
6. s. SbtuL 9eatrice; 3ocob
alcin, Beatrice; 81. Q. GctteraIou.
9ponnis; Sobn Ginf. @rano 49,
lamb; 6ranf S. GopIor Ct Qnul
go. g. Good Tecumie9; q. s. grnn
MD, 9enrtneQ; u. $, MuQen,
BLOOMFIELD; Sc. 6, BON Ga1ocn
Creighton; 5. g.. 9ccler, g}ortb
glotte; S. q. Mc3onolS, 0ortb
BIotte; s. 8. @crmingbauieu,
Rort6 8Iatte, Charles @Onor0s.
North 8Iottc; 2couoro g%tobinion.
0ortb 8lnttc; U. 8. Sumter, 0ortb
Glotte; &atrif Stunton 5ilocn;
8. 0t. Slice, Gorfolf; @. g. atfins,
Bridgeport; u. $. 9cI0, 9oloregc;
g. 6. Gilnf, 5unf; %. S. @aIter
Columbus; Gatrid 8oli6 McGoof;
6. &c. Goolcr, @cGoof; 3oiepb o.
@rnop, Qapion; 9. s. 9oIail 8e-
tern; 3. &. 3aniel, gui6biGe;
6ronf sc, Gono, @ering; 6. s..
9oIomin, Sebron; Gus. 8eqner,
Sionep.
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DieIcr upetbckcr
ketftt sic bette
2ticrens11eSiSin!

gor fe68ebu 9abrcn bcaaun id NIT Dem
Bcrfouf bon or. ailmer's giDampsUoot mo
bcuie CLAUDE th. oab bieleIbc cine scr bcftet
Miebi8incu ocs @,orftes w. Meinc 0uuoeu
iiuo it6cr sic onmit c~t5fflieu 9lefnitnic febr
befrieoiet uuo fhdbcn lie BOO. etuactmfcHcn
&ert6tcu 8ufoIae 1T e~ipampsgloot bei 6cr ecis
Iuna bon g}ieren. qeber mo 9IalcuIeihcu
febr erfoIercid uno i'd 55aerc ieiueH gtI9cn.
Bid. 6ieIel5e bcitcrs at empieDteh ba Id bon
oereu 9cillrait lbcr8cuat bin.
@o804tero,
Swl 1rna sfore,
(ge8.) u. 3 @otes,
3. En. 1915. eeoaIia. mtfiourt.
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@n6ren nod Ce[.

Gable Gof, %. San. = g}o6
mcbrpodentlidcn iorgfdItiaen 8or
bercitlrqen lol jebt nit Dem Bob
rem nod Del bcgontcn mcrben. Qic
8obrungen nCrOGn oitf oen MiIer.
i6cn 2dn0creicn cttpa cine g}cilc
norhoitIid bon bier Oorgeuonmten
lDcr0eit.
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selep6pnIdnhen iiber $4,000.

&incoln q. San. Der Stllrm
Sonutoq bat Ser 2ineott &c.
Icpbon & Telegraph 60. nift tue.
niger ais $4,000 5doocn Der.
uriodt, lpie General. Scholarship.
rer @urb geitern befannt CAB.
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bie GnrDIde 8eIol1ition iiberbaltpt
bon Dem aomitee fir n~uSDdrtige
angeIegenbeiten Dem Snlie ulter-
breitet uer0en miro. Sbre 4usiid-
ten ouf annobme int @ouie itn0
gIeid glua. 9einrici.
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glun iast, SOffnans iuirb %5critrent, tnb er5a6lt,
wie uuS warnm GnSomenc.S abletten @erneni
S6rper NIB @c9irn iuieOerberitelen,
b~eriiusea nnS itarfen.

2es lit bic @abr6cit: Gs 1T 6as i~ntenieene, idiise, tar'
fcbenoe, nit ftarien 9erben auSgeriitete 5nototoulnL neI9es
Bel Der grbett ODER bem epiet erfolaret6 it, Gtarie, gut
%eendbrte Qerbcu 1T OoS Ge6eimHis b5 eriolsS, scieuf3afiIto
be itnan5ieu.
BIT bieIe berfudeu, o6ne 9iiGtdt aui @einrobeit Strait,
ebrsetb euergie unb Sofnnne 8u Iebcn. eie hbsrinreiteH bic
@eihwinbigfetfssrrn5e Gle beridiu inoen ibre Rerbentdrfe uno
tbte @nergte u5 %berie1ten. oteielfe 5u eriebet ooer cine 9es
ierbe mf5ufpeitern. 8r ielben Belt fo dc bon benz Haiir'
ltacu annfhs ererifeh 8l IcbcJ gu 9enieBeL etpas 81 err
ret4eH, crfuIaretd 6t fein.
0bne Gnergie, ebroe3 urb itdrte geroen i6rneu gle Mot
bcffct F8 bs bOufen WaBes bon GrioIg anf irseno etnent
Gebete gu erfreuen.
Genu SDre Ser5uerbeu ni8t Itart 9eHu9 bibrieret nm
g6reu Stnnen ben fubnfcu gnfporn 5r gcbeu uno Sbr e5ebtrn
r~egalmdBig arbencn 81 InHeH. 10 bah 5br aorper ieoem @ebot
Sbrcg Settles folgt onuu perben Se %0trdbfrnig", ra9elos,
uti6e, bplfnuHe5los NIB Oer8petfet ietn mo peHtger uto zoe
uiger fdgig III ieoer @eJie9uug merbeu,
Ga6Uncne.S u6letten 6rinsen Strait
mO @leiboepint in ben a6rper, Eerbet, 8Iut mo Iebirtt.
fhrrben, iebon iulrben bieieibeu in ben lebten Sabren 70
belannt, ba5 bieueiht me6r a5 6Dei WEtltoHeH 6rauel uMo
Wdnuer oteieIben .bcute gebrau6en, I'M SalltHg Strait nHo
gDraei1 mieber5ugeninnen, menn Die Reroen hberdntrengt lto
uuterna6rt iulroef. GaoomenesLdbletteu reprdientteren etne
buIfonraene 3ufaHumeniebune bon oitalen @leHenten - iohne
pie Gien, Bbospbor uHO 8ilnH5ensSJtrdtie bon ittliterenoen,
mfbauenoen GtaenfdafteH pelbe, penn bon "neroenfranter
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GaOomene. sa6letten brinacn Strait

million boben feline greifbaren Ste
ergeben. Cine 3ufrie0enitelen,
Sc geilegung Der 8pii6en ben beioen
INSTRUMENTATION ~bciteben0en 9tffe-
rcn8en 1T nitt erfolgt. Sbren aonl-
miiidren mar feline binreidetlOe BOIL
mott eingerGumt poroen. Samt
lifc gei6IilIIe uno GoridIdge unter.
la9cn Der 3ultinulittg Oc8 8rGiioel1=
ten 8iliolL reip. 0e5 eriten GbetS
Garran3u. Die Sitltotion lit geraoc
10 un6efrieoigcn0 ipic bor 9eginn
Der aonferen3. Die 8cribingIde CT
petition miro bis 8itrit 1. glGra aus
0tcyico beroit8oe5ogcn rucrOcn, has
inter Sen obpaltenoen &erb0Itniiich
id)ou IGigit bate oci6c1cn ioQen.
STR GerlDcilcn ouf mcriconiidem
go0et bernlebrt mir oie GCfabr Ell.
mes crniteren &onflifts.
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9rief an
1r. sinner & Co.,
@iHshamtou- ". y.
gelpsia mas Champs oot fir eIe mt.

entdt sebn gcuis an Ir. aitmer & Co.,
@~iHaDamion. u. ~, fir grobsfnf6e. Gtc
miro Seoermam iber3eugen. Gle erbnitcn nuh
@u6 nit perfboIcn atusfluftcH lber BInfcns
NIB gl~iereUleiben. 9itte ui6t at beraefcn,
6ein s8reibeu Ole CmGga Eail1 Tribune an
e~rpdbnen. aeeuIdre soc uuo St.0o 5lufben
gum Beriaut in aleH 2roecraef6dneu.
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SOnfcrcn5 Der Gdnlinperiutcu.
nrnfru

2iftoln, %, San. Der itoot.
li6e SduIiupcrintenocnt bat bic
Goritcbcr idlltIider Sdulen 81 ci.
ncr geipreGung bonn %. bis 26.
Santtar nod 2ineoln e~ineelaocn.
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Die enelGnoer ellen Jet aud
ariegsbrot, uno iiber Elm @eiIden
lperoen iic aud in bic lauren 6ric-
Dens1pfel beibeH. Der Menld &C.
uobut ii9 al dies.
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9rndtlOie Semibnngen.

9ie GeioIution oes maferelt 1ulo
itritt neutral geitnnten aongrebabge-
or0ueten @iuiam S. Earn BON isis.
conin, oitrd) nclde entertainer 0a.
bor eeluornt iperoen, altf Sdiffen,
Die unter Der Jlogge elmer Der frieg-
iiibrenoen MGd]te fnbren, Gierit 81
nebmen oOer iie au 8niiage5peden 81
benllseI 0urfte oasielbe Sdidiol err
lebm luie I'M Miar5 borigelt Salres
Die Gbnlidl lautelloc Reiolution Oes
teraruiden Abgeoroneteu Self 9tc-
9eHOre. IS erideiut SfueifcIboIt. Oh
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2lns CREIGHTON, 21cbr.

Sd fam od bcrtid i6reiben.
nber Iei0er lItr bcrIineriid). Sd
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Tim tine Grfdftana an einsm Gage 5a
i~uFiereiI,
rebnie mon ,earatiBe 8rnmn Euiuine". GO
gi6t MIR elm s9ironlo SIiiniHe". Die litter
fnriit bon T.. u. Srooe auf ie6er S6a6tel.
25c.
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Gemte reriaoen int Gebcn
infOlee ~11srpsnbmneers''!

mlenTnet" 1enontrtct, tpirfi6 cine ipun6erbnre fmiunnoIung
berborrufcr, bic nne fbrperude nno acitige gnergie b~ernebIt
mo ben @atenten our @etnuobeit, 8u Stdrfe, Gbneetd uno
bIeiDeuoen arditef, 1ae @inbiloung lbertretteuo, berptlts
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Sk6nGal, Gin
1)crk Scr 2lQiicrtcn!
(5ortIebnna bon Seite -

eines 6aloiecn 6rieoensI6luIIes I'M.
mer ollGemeiner miro. 9ie Griegs
fiibrenoen gleidbiel ipelher Mdhte-
@riippe ie ongeborerL fOnnen Die
&ieienIaiten oes &riege8 nift mebr
ldnQer tpeiter troqen. 9as ober
miiIie gum Grieoen fillren.
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8eiterc Gtcucrn.

9ie Steuerihrollbe miro energiih
onge3ogen tperoen, I'M Die 9(u8goben
Ser &egierung uno Oo8 9efi8it gu
Oefen. gorgeidIngen lir0 cine Spe-
5ialcrbi6oftS- un0 cine Spe5ialpro-
fifteucr, IeBtere fir 9orporutionen
uno 6irmell, Die eiuen bobercn 8B.
fit ais od)t 8ro5ertt ~eraielelt. 6errt
uerOcn Bombs in SoDc bon $2tgS
100000 ousgcgeben lperoer, pelde
bic 0ura Die megicaniide Gage Der
uriaftcn Soften, geifdtt auf $t62,-
100000, mo ouOere beion0eren
9lu8gaben Deden iollen. Plus 0ieiem
6onO ioa ou6 Der SauIpreiS ron
$25, O00,000 fir Die Ddnii6-neitili-
biiden SrieIn be3o1lt iper0en, lpeldc
81 gbren oes %beritorbenen aomiroIs
9epep eirlem I'M Souie eingebrohten
Outrage genGB ben gtnmen 9epep
ISLANDS erbaIten loaeu.
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8iliOn gegen grO6ibitiOn int
Tiitrift Columbia.

GS berlallfet, oaB Der Yraltoent
Die gl6iitt 9ot, Die u0iitrift Of 60
lumbia 4robibition Bill" nit ieinenl
Geto git beIcgerl, iobaI0 fie tbm our
llnterI4rift borgeIe9t miro. @r lit
nlft oofir, Dob Den 8epobnern Der
9un0esbauptito0t bonn &ongreB
9robi6ition olfge5ipln9en miro, of
ne DoB lie @elegerbeit batten, itf)
Oofir ooer 6ogc9en 3lt erfloren. Gr
bait bic 8orIoge unbcreiubor nit
DEM 9rin5ip Der lofolen Selbitregie-
ring.
Grfreulid lit e8 fir ole 5reunoe
Ser peri0nlihen 6reibeit, BOB bonn
Sauie Die Boit-9emiligungsborlag
poiiert tultroe obne oo8 borgeidla-
Qene ENHANCEMENT, DeIfe Die Die Be
mtbuitg Der 8oit our 8%ef0rOerung
bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., glei6otel in
nelder 6orut, berbieten nolte. Sb
Der 6erat ben 3uioB atlnebmen un0
ser 8epiaigltng8oorlage melde Dem
9oItoepartement $330,000,000 gu.
pelIt anfiigen miro, bleibt ob3upar-
ten. 0ie &erren im Senot Ieioeu
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dos 9aus
bat iibrigen5 ne0er 0aS 3onenipitem
fir 9oItiaden 5lpeiter alniie nod
0a8 8rtefporto bon einen Sent fir
5taotbeforoerung ein8uflbren Der.
iutt. GrItereS lit namentIi6 fit
s3eitungen bon rGunIi9 melt o1iSge.
oeDntem 2eierfreiie Iebr piQtOmmen
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-06-01
CTO BE CONTINUED
EASY TO TELL REAL DIAMOND
There Are Many Ways in Which the
Finest limitations May Be Detect
ed, Even by the inexperienced.

The experienced eye does not find 1t
is genuine, for the facets of real ones
are seldom so regular as those of fine
limitations. With the latter the great
est care is taken in grinding to polish
and smooth the whole stone so that
there will be irregularity in the reflec-
ton or refraction of the light. A neces-
sary tool for testing is the file, which
cannot scratch a real diamond, al
though it quickly leaves its mark on
an imitation. Better than the file is the
sapphire, for the sapphire is the next
hardest stone to the diamond. Any
stone that a sapphire can scratch is
aSSuredly not a diamond.
If you put a small drop Of water on
the upper facet Of brilliant and touch
it with the point of pencil the drop
will keep it's rounded form, but the
stone will remain clean and dry. In
case of an imitation the drop immedi-
ately spreads out. Plunge q diamond
into water and it will be plainly visible
and will glitter through the liquid, but
an imitation stone is almost invisible.
If you look through a diamond, as
through a bit of glass, at black dot
on sheet of white paper you will see
one single point clearly. If you see sew
eral points or blur of black it is an
imitation. The white sapphire, the
white topaz and rock crystal are fire.
quently sold as diamonds, but imita-
tions are more commonly made Of
glass;
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-06-01

are advising them to raise vegetables
for canning and to put them up in
much greater quantities than ever be-
fore. BY putting up enough to last
their own families through they will
save food and keep it's price down for
those who are not situated where they
can make gardens.
Since duty calls women to the gar
den to work, clothes have been design
ed to meet the emergency. Sunbon-
nets, aprons, "overettes" and service
suits" have made their, entry to meet
with whole-hearted welcome. These
clothes proclaim that their wearers
have enlisted to. do their bit in the
army of producers.
The set shown in the picture is for
her who has only little garden, not
demanding strenuous work. 1t includes
sunbonnet, apron and cushion of fig
ured cretonne, Is strong and pretty
and may be washed. 1t will stand prac-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-06-01
Bound to Fight, Anyhow.

Early last year, says contributor
to an English weekly, a grocer in a
Scottish village decided that either he
or his assistant must enlist. AS he
was single and his mother and sisters
were we'll provided for from their in
terest in the shop, he thought it was
his duty to go.
Mackay, the assistant, agreed
promptly, and presently found himself
in command of the business.
But a few months later the master
was dumfounded to meet his late as
sistant, attired in khaki, somewhere
in France"
Hi, mon," he said angrily, what are
ye doin' here? Did no tell ye tae stay
at hame in charge o ma shop?"
$50 | thOcht at the time, maister,"
replied Mackay, bit / sune fun Oot it
wisna only the shop l was in chairge
O., but a yer womanfolk. Man. says
l tae maself, gin we've got to fecht,
gang and fecht someone ye can hit y
So / jined. d."-Youth's Companion.