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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Gen. 1DccSs lcbcnkt
ibncll rcincil Wcin Gin!
Saat benz Senatsfumiiee, bar bas
Gnartierm
D0Qig DerlGgte.

8aI6in0ton 81. San, - Senator
See, MarDlano, Elm itarfer 8eiir.
porter 0cs 5tuatsmili8ipitens, Der.
nohm hcilte @encral 8ooo, Der cine
Reorganization uuiere5 Sanobeeres
befiirnortet. 3ieier iagtc Dab nos
2uartiermeiiter 1eportement ST. Be
aim Scr I&o6iIiiotion Der gtili5regta
mentcr ooQitanOig beriogte unD Dem
3uiommenbru9 uube mar. lln0
menn ou6 6a8 2rte9soeportemett
imton0e gepeicn pGre, qrrsriitung
uno gorrate binnen "a Shtnoen 81
liefern, 10 batten mir immerbin MIR
cine qrmee gebabt, bon tpelhcr mir
90 9ro3cnt einigermoBen eingeil6t,
uber ftr 6en 6eIooienit abiolut un'
tauglih gclpeien mare. SD eradte
es ols meme 4flidt Oieie5 barDor.
5u6ebcl. 4nfdngIi9 muroen Die
W1ili5en NIT Sob f6rmIid uberbGut;
Die 0litglieOer Scr Mlili5ragimenter
ober uiiIeu beute, 0oB es abii6tlider
@loro gemaicn mare, bdtten mir iie
aud nltr gegen bolbpegs IeI0tiihtge
Iruppen ms 6euer geiflidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
9erinnnlnptisrn.

SER 5rit 9loemer mur6e an
0ien8tog 5. 8. IS Sabre alt. Gr
feierte ieinen @eburtstag I'M Sreiie
ieiner Iieben Samilie. g8ir grn.
tulieren noftroglidl.
SER 60. Braun bon gafcr, zion.
tano, Gin Better Der 6rau Hu0olf
Reeie, Bennington, gteb., b1lt iit,
gegenndrtig beiu9srpeiie bier ouf,
uni Smabo fenrcn at Iernen. 8ie
er iogt, befinoan ii9 III 8nfer bicIe
8elttide, bon pel6en cine Itattli6e
an8abI bercit8 Die GdgIi4e Omaha
Gribilne lieit.
SEER 8. SdJr66er, Elm on%geIebener
@eih1ftsmann bon gorf, Nebr., belt
it'd beute in 0.naba @eiddfte bolber
mi un0 i%tattete aud Ser Gribune
eiren angenehmen geiu6 ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
152 S6tffe i'm 1ltonat
DECEMBER pcrienkts

Berlin, 81. San (5lmfenberidt)
Gff3iea miro geneI0et, 6oB pdb.
reno Des Monat8 Qe3euber 1872
fetuoli6e 5diffe bon 8%uiommen
329,0 SonnengeboIt berientt NOR
Sen ftno. Sdiffe nit 100000 Son.
uenge5aIt e~tfallen alf G~nglan0.
9luBar0em Dur0en G5 nalttrole
Shiffe, bic ariegsfonterbmtoe al
9or0 bnttcL 8erit0rt.
Set 9eginn oes arieges bis gum
ST. 9e8embcr 1916 baben Die On
tentemQtte 8an0elSihiffe bon
1921, 500 Gonnen ~eiugebuBt, Shif.
fe bon 100000 Sonnen8ebnIt &c.
b0rten mad Gngtan0. 8dbreiO 0er-
ieIben 3eitperio6e purDen 402 nell.
troLe G6ffe bon 537,500 Gonnen,
Die arieg8fonter6an0e fiibrten, &c.
fapert urlo btele 0aDon 8erit6rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
S~tiftmnosfcit Scs
Sad6Iensp creins!

2uut geidluB ser Mtit9Iie0er in
Der 672. gcriamnIung oes @ereius,
icicrt Der 8erein a8aronio" nm
Somtog obeuO, 0eA a. Jebrltor,
puntt s llbr, in Der @eretpsballe,
16. lmo Scout GtraBc fem 26.
Gifhng8feit nit ciuem io[eunen
Bal, tuo8u MitgIie6er uno lire 6a.
milierL ebenio 5reunoe utlo gdite
oc5 @ereins, mcIdle einen geniitli-
den abeuo NIT ben Sohfen Der.
bringen molten, frettnolihit eingela.
Den firo.
9as aomitee miro onfiir Iorgen,
ben GeiIuebmern ben Gufentbalt 70
ongenebm rpie mogIi4 81 geitalten.
giutrittsfarten a 25c lin0 bon ben
Iitglieoern inn abeuo8 on Gin
gang sur Sole 81 Da6eu.
a4tungsDou
aarL 3orfliuger, Sdriftfubrer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Samstao MnS Scnnta9
Ban i'm t1imiiksPcim!

Ser 0amen. Msuftperein bdlt nm
Gamstag aben0, ben 3. 6ebrliar, I'M
@hiitfbeim, ode II. uno SAB CTR,
einen Cans ob, at Dem Die glitglie.
Ser uno 5reltnbe oe5 &eretns bot.
IidIt cingelooen liu0. Isle itets bel
oen Geranitaltltngen Der Qamet
miro es aud oiesmal nieoer duBerit
gemiitlid 5ugeben. Sir CUTE ge1l-
fit lit pie Itet8 Gorge getragen.
2lm Sonntug finoet Damn Elm Gans
0c8 2moba Meufifperein5 fir @ett-
glicOer ulO @Gite itott. auf Der
Gurhrciie befinoIihe o~usndrtige
Gutide itn0 ebcnfoIs Ber5lid mill
fomlnef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
raniin9, nictt Gas
cc& on panik idpMlS!
6nttun itellt Sieie ge9unptnHs ami
GuuuOllp berlOr iOsnr $4,000
an Der S0rie.

Seem gorf, 81. San. - Sn Sem
beutigen @crbor crtldrte Ser 8orieub
ipetulaut uto 9onfier Z. q. Sutton
BOB nidt bas iogennte 2ef Die Dor.
ieupanif berurinft babe, ionoern Die
9lu8legung Der 6rieoensnote ieiten8
Sefretdrs 2aniing, in peI6er Die.
fer erflqrte. oaB 0ie Ser. Staaterl
aud am &anoe oes arieges geItan-
Den bdttcn.
s. u. Connolly bon 8oibington
miro beltte ua6mittag berbort mer.
Den. Sails oieier pirfIi9 bon Der
6rie0enSnote cine 8orfenntni8 ge.
babt baben ioate, bat er oieIeIbe
uidt gu ieinem 8orteil benlttt, oenn
c8 bot Iia bernlsgeteIt, baB Die
6iruta s. q. Gonnolp Il. 60, oeren
M1itglie0 Der 6hpager oes 4raii
benton lit. mabrero Der o2ef Gerio.
De- $4,000 on Der @6rie berIoren
1ot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
g9ieber cine fnlte 8eQe.

auh omaha bat bon benz 8li5.
5aro, Der i'm 8eiten miltet, ietnen
Geil nb6efomn1en, ipem Der Stltrm
aud LANCE nidt 70 beftig lit ols in
Colorado, M~ontdna, lltdb uno ielbit
m meitliden SeiIe 6es Stnates.
Gag thermometer ianf in Der 91a6t
ndbreno es al i6neien beanrlit Bis
aitf feds iiber ghta beltte morgen
um Z uhr. 3Dei Gtlnoen ipdter,
nlio Inn 9 nbr, mar es bereits Bis
ouf Elm Grab unter 9lta gefalGPn,
mo ieit0em lit es nod fdlter ge.
nor6en. 9nn belte nadt unO
Gonnergtag Ioa es bel ihonem gset-
ter anoauerno folt bleiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Lar ilerIin crb6lt amer.
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2onoon, 81. San. = Cine Pint
ftprbamer Rerteroepeide melOet, boB
fih in Berlin Elm neres Behring'S.
ultternebmen eegriinoet bat unter
nem geomen namerifnniihe aorre,
F~pOnoen3 fir auberIaIiige 8eridte"
Ser @e0anfe oes ltnt~ertlebmens
1T, Gin belIeres @eritdnnni8 5niiden
Ben enrop1iiden Mittelmddten un0
Den Ser. Staaten bon 4merifa Der.
bei3ufiibren.
Gas 9latt miro 6et Gelegro.
pbenDienit fir sic Sagesneuigfeiten
BADEN uno ii6 nit allen mi4tigen
pDIitiIden mo pirtidaftIi6en Sra
aen belhdftigeu. aitnit un0 81
teratur iollen ebenioa8 reialidj
8nlm finoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Boil SeS Sentldben
Dcroniiounespereims

Ger 0eutide acknowledgements
oeronitoItet an Sonttag, ben 4. Sc.
bruar, abenbs 6 itbr, in Der neuen
50bmiiden Gllrnerbaae, Ode 13.
anO 9orc15 Ctr, ieilten oie5j1bri.
gen groBen 9aG. Gin tii6tigeg So.
mitea lit barcit3 ieit Ldngerer Belt
nit ben 8orbereitungen beihdftlgt,
10 6uB eiu redt bergniigter qbenO
in gusiidt ftebt, oeln @eniitlihfeit
lit Die Qorole. Ga8 9eutidtum
Cmo5os lit freun6lihIt eingelo6en
Der gintrittspreis betrdgt 25c;
atn0er inter ii Sabren iino frei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Omab0s SdMlrat ut
q 1tntctricbt BON
frcm6cn Spradecn!

Ser bieIige 6hnlrat bat belitc on
Sic 2egislatlir cine bon idmtliden
Mitglie0ern unter5eiGnete 8etition
geIanot, III tpeI6er oerielbe fir Den
g9i0erritF De8 3odett @eiebes, Dos
bciBt sic glbidoffurg Oes freuto.
iprodlihen unterridteS eintritt.
Sn Dem S6riftitild miro ertlart,
SAB bisber elmer fIeiuet Minoerbeit
@clegcnbeit aeaeben purOe, gltsga.
ben iar Solder, bie oft id6olid
fno, olls5iigeben, % and Die Ser
trcter fleinerer IationaIit0ten Den
untcrridt ibrer Sproten hurdle.
ten f0nnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Nentid1r Snns aenrLrirne.

Ole 9eutide Sous aegelrlege iibt
Sen aegeIiport in fIeiBiger @eiie
an6 bat iid in mebrereu aegeItur.
nieren Be~roorgetan. Die gerion
aegeIriege tpur6e bon %oerienigen oes
3eutihen @ouie5 g~ldn5eno beiiegt.
Scr leeteren geb0reu folgerlbe Ser.
rem art: s.. Reimers, Wlobr, g. 81.
5ormg, IS. 2nrlope6rtomp, Sp.
Sonien uno s. 2anonebrfmp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
arcir anhnGratlidle Mimi.

Die nelte frcie 5n6ndr5tlide alt.
nif fir ain0er miro nod Dor Dem
10. 6ebr1tur in 0en Hdltmen 744-
766 i'm gronEeis @eb1ltoe eroffnet
iper0en. Die ausitottung miro in
ie6er Siniidt bofit MODERN iein,
oenm Bic neiteiten Grrltngenidoften
altf Dem @ebiet Ser 3abubeilfunOc
tper0en benltbt tperoen. GtrDa 80
8obndr3tc boberl iid berpflidtet, ic
einen baIben Sag I'M Monnt fir Die
aIinif ibre Qienite fret 8ur Ser
fiigutg 81 IteaGn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
~yapnniIdtcr Dampfcr
lit A Gaoc iibcrfdMte!

San Irancisco. 81. San. Sex
Inpnniide @aIiagier. lnO Sro6t-
DdnpFer Nippon Moru iit felt bier
S0gen III &onollln f1qig. Sc.
lnobnliA iebt Der Gapitdn oes Gam.
piers Die genmtcn leiner @eieaitnft
off &onoIiiIu bur1 5unfenbrriht
Ron ieiner noben 4ufirnft in aennt-
nis, bis belite ober lit 0ieies nod
nid)t geIheben. troboem Der Gam.
BIER bereits am 27. Sonuar elm
freffen IolIte. I1on befiirdtet. oaB
Der 91naSfer Dem oeltiden geute.
fhtff I'M GtiGen 6senn gum Gpfer
oefaaen lit. Ger Saponer bate
cine Mt5obI goiiagiere unO 5000
Grndt an @or0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
:SdbweiSer Oc1anSter
in amSicns bel Wilion!

B~oibington 81. San Ger bic.
iige @eial0te Der Shpei3 bat ben
8%rdit0enten uH cine 4ubien8 En-.
Itft. CT miro morgen en~lpfan8en
peroen. Ger S6pei3er Diplomat
neigert iid an5ugeben, peIfer art
0ieieIbe ietn folro, bod iheint man
uidt fabl3ugeben, nern oielelbe init
ben ipieoer duftouden0en 5rieoens.
gerldten IN 8erbinOung gu bringeu
lift.
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g216eIfa6rif nieSeraebrannt.

minneapolis, Ntint., 81. Son.-
Die beige 910belfabrit bon 2es
bin Bros, naIde I'M iuo0Itli9en
3eil Der Gtno. geIeget lit, rpuroe
be1tte morgen Elm gaub Der 5lams
men. 9er angeridtete Shaoen be-
trdgt etpa $250,000. Son ben
200 angeItelIten fonnten iih ale,
tDeun teiIipeiie aud uur nit gr0Bter
Wdibe retterL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
10000 Scmt1cbe
Gebrer 9cfaHcn!

Berlin, ilber 2oa0on, 81. San. -
Ger preuBiide unterridtsmiuiiter
modta geitaru in einer Sibung 0es
guoqetfomitees oe5 3cidtoges be.
tannt, ooB t0.950 8oltsiduIlebrar
bereit5 i'm aanpf geiaGen un0 0eren
5tellen bon naibllhen 2~ebrfrdftan
eingenommcn iia0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Son 6aIen abermaunt.

George 91attbeu8, Sngenieur Be
Der Grams Iooel 2nunorn, mur0l
9ienstng. ais CT duf einer 2eitel
itano, bon Sen @aien ubernn1ni
Ititr5te bnlb bepuBtIos Ole Gel
fer binob. gr trug beridieoen
gerlebungen Damon rnb muBte mad
ieiner @obnuag geidafit ner0en.
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It. 5. tucrSen OeidboHc
ielbft fabri5iercn!

g8aibington, 81. San. - 0larinc.
iefretdr 9anieI5 lit entidIoiien, Dab
Die g1arine ibre eigenen @eidoiie
berIteaen miro, Iouten Sic Bribot
Mlnition8fabrifen nnd mic Dor onf
Die rulOeriddmt boben 9reiie bette.
ben. 9as NIT Ser britiiden 5irtnn
SaDfieIO getrofene l~1e6ereinfom.
men toegen 2ieferlng bon Mfarne.
geihoiien lit rifgall9ig gemadt
iporoer. IS bonoelte iif) Tim cinen
quftrng fir @eidoBlieferitngen i'm
9etrage bon So, 600 00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
ALASKA tuirS
~knchentroAen!

8nibington, 81. SON Der &c.
nat bat beute Die alo5fa floheH.
trofene 9robibitionsborlnge ouges
nommen. Gericlben 5ufoIge lit nidt
MIR ole 5eritealtng uno Der Ser.
faaf aIer barauiden0en 8etrdrte
bort berboten, ion0ern eS oitrfen
ioIde aud niht mad Qlosta eiHge,
fubrt per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
@eaer abtrfaN innae 9amc.

Sri. Coma Qop 2019 grace ctr.
Qien8tag obeno ouf benz
Seimtpeg Gdc 90. uu6 @race Ctr.
Ron einem bepafneten 0eger oilf
geboIten uu0 sur @era1iSgabe ibrer
8oridoft bon $3.50 ge8Dungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
@oQen 2ena6ang &c Gmala.

Ios G~retutiDe NonlItee 0e5 Cont
mereia[ Clubs crfldrte iid IN ieiner
geltrigen Situng fHr Die einrid-
tltng zines eigeuen 3euabauieS Der
bieiigen 9aticnalgoroiiten. Der
greis fiir Dos @runoitiid miro atf
$4,000 beronihloat. n1bren0 ons
@ebdt6e iel6it $4,000 foiten ioa.
@eaenfD1rtig fino Bic aiisriIitungcu
oes hicliqen 9ntniaons int aeaerae.
idloE Der aeep iGat sdn5ofnoemIr.
ode "a. 1iuo 6araam Ctr. mlter.
ae6rnht.
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G5rpf,rr grcismasfen6aa

oanstag, ben II. 5ebruar, inc
oct Der 0iesidbrige groBe 8reis.
giosfanbnu 0es Gmaba Glottoeut.
iden 9erein8 un0 0eB 8eutifen Ga.
menbereirs Itatt. @drprciie i'm ge.
trage bon $50 fontnlen sur 9ertei.
luna.
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@6ttdler am Gtreif.

Gina So in Sen berihieOauen
Sdlahtbnusiratan angeitaure Botl
der haben loie 0nS Stretftomitee
beboltptet Die Qrbeit nieoergelegt
Sic berlonacn itntt 6es bisberigen
5tun0enlobne3 ron 34c iii 3utunfi
40c tDegen 0c5 telteren 2ebensun
terbalte5. Gies baben lire Sir
beitgeber iBnen berneigert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
llta6 behalf suOesitrafe.

Salt Safe Gin, l1tob 81. Son.-
Gin 4ntrag, Die Eooesitrafe in lltnb
ob3uidaffer, lDllroe geitern i'm 9fe-
praientantenbauie nit 80 aeaeu Is
Stimmen a~baeIehnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
&,iener Elm gnnffrndl.

Seattle, 8ofb, 81. San. Die.
@e rmmn gmerican Mercontile ganf
blieb bette gei6Loiien. Der 8anfe.
rott Der Qortbern 8anf ono 3ruit
gompanb bat aud oieie 9nnt gegen.
Die @ato georilft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

bfern syoe SieGer bon 9ooge, gae6r.
mo Charlie 9Seters bon gopiaion,
glcbr., qeIfaIten. 9erielbe miro an
ssreitna nbero I'M 41tDitorirtln itatt-
fui0en. geters miro inter 2elttmg
heg ~beriibntten friiberen Ieiiter'
Observation-Disclosures 6nrmer Burns
IL Gus. SDlec's atbleten 5tule
frniniert, uno man lam iiGer iein,
1os Former Burns eg an nidtS
nbonoeIn IafIcn fpiro, i'm au Dem
appoItiaen Sample bor8ubereitpn.
Sleder miro fih ie0eHfolLs gum
Minafambf in Dodge porberetten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
siaaeipn 6eitatiat.

Ger Sta0trat beitdtiQte Gieustaq
Die Grnenuuna bon Sacob Siqacion
ieiten8 Der offetttliden Grbolungs
beb0roe gum Superintenoenten Del
6fientLiden 8eiuitigungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Ginbrnd In glput6cfc.

3iebe bra6en IN Der gtadt in oie
apotbefe BON Senton 1924 nor0l.
81. Str. Elm lrl0 erbeuteten 8are1
int @erte BON etlud IL Dollars.
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is g,eriOnen berlebt.

a6er0een, 81 San. Sit Ser
8egeno pon 8oscoe, @. O., entgIei.
tie lctte gadt elm 8aiIagier5ug Der
Rilpnufee Balm. is 4erioneit
Dur0eu berleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

Gie meiiten 8loppermdti[er gibt
s in Der poIitiihen ain6erihlbe.
Ger aonareB 1T geneis 0afur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01
Rinokampf nm sic
WcltmciitcriNaft!

m3n leinert Sportereignis erIten
d. ge4 Miro iid Ser Ringfatpf
u nj ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

800 rbtnio ntfbrI8er grsiit,
Sbrer GadbarThaFi, bnnH reidit elm @tladl
-fidba bort %crbfineu, bon mo ms bic iiietlten
me Der6irgen. 8eindt bic Sttitt Der Saettt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-01

Wnr rinige anirrtr ~alitaaItden GrrI
mpleu Gle cinen gasfet Gtpre In
ciu. mir mDlfen eiHen uettereH Sabet III
BeIanle 5ntpmmeH, BITE ben 0riplg bee Cab
etares, los ". o. straRt.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
A WHOLESOME SUMMER DRINK
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

More beneficial. cooling and refresh ing than lemonade. Invigorating, wholesome, and thirst-Quenching.
 Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Girls! Use Lemons!
 Make a Bleaching,
 Beautifying Cream


 The juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and re- move such blemishes as freckles, sal lowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, smoothener and beautifier.
 Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint Of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften, freshen. bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is simply marvellous to smoother rough, red hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
DEFENSE IN GOLD
 CONSPIRACY TRIAL
 TAXES LITTLE TIME
Evidence of Witnesses For De- fendants Is Presented And Case Completed Within Thirty Minutes.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 2-lt took the defense in the alleged interstate stolen gold conspiracy which went on trial here last week, just 90 minutes to present its case today. Half an hour after the government had concluded it's case before United States District Judge Riner the defense rested. Two witnesses were called by the defend ants.
 On instruction of Judge Riner, John Uhl of Georgetown, Colo. will go free. no evidence having been introduced against him. Uhl. like the others in the case, was charged with conspiracy to defraud the government.
 Frank Vaneck testified for the pros, ecution that when he was employed as a special agent for railroad handling considerable quantities of ore out of Cripple Creek, Colo, Ora Chrane and George Heber had offered him money to break open cars of ore and permit them to srot out high grade speci' mems. He said he had seen Heber and Crane as well as Frank Cochrane. Dan iel McLead and William High carry ing sacks which might have contained ore from mines at night.
 Mrs. Benjamin Fuller. wife of one of the defendants. testified that her husband who is a dealer in second hand goods at Cripple Creek. had col lected ore from the dumps but never had stolen any.
 Benjamin Wanamaker, secretary of the miners association of Cripple Creek, who previously had testified for the government, was questioned re- garding assay machinery.
 The defense had asked that Ernest Goodell, an assayer be called, but he had left Cheyenne.
 The case probably will go to the jury tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
TOMBSTONE WILL
 HAVE 4 NEW BANKING INSTITUTION
Will Be Called Cochise Coun- ty State Bank And Will Have Branch At Benson.

At a recent meeting Of the directors of the Bank of Benson it was decided to reorganize and establish a new bank at Tombstone to be called the Co chise County State Bank of which the bank here will be branch. The cap italization has been increased from S12,5OO to S3O,OOO, with a surplus and profits of S4.75O.
 New stockholders are II. s. Ross, F. N. Wolcott, K N. Copeland, w. A. Me Sparron. A. L. Heney, Dr. W. NJ. Ran dolph, Mrs. Naples, V. A. Woods. A.. Giacoma, E. Grebe. Valens Davis. With the exception of MT. Copeland, who comes from Los Angeles, and MT. Heney, who lives at Fairbank, the new stockholders are all residents of Tomb stone. In addition to being stockhold- CTS and directors. A. c. Smith is presi- dent: M. w. Smith is cashier, and K. N. Copeland is assistant cashier and will be in charge of the headquarters bank at Tombstone, which will be open for business in about six weeks.
 In addition to those mentioned, other directors are H. W. Etz, L. Maier. c. E. Goetz. J. H. Getzwiller, B. J. McKin- ney A. H. Vein, P. W. Hamilton, H. s. Ross, A. L. Heney, McSparron, F. N. Wolcott.
 Under the management of the Smiths. the Bank of Benson has more than doubled its business and a pros porous future for this bank and the new one at Tombstone is assured. A. G. Smith is a pioneer banker of Ari- zona, and the other stockholders are among the leading business and pro fessional men of COchise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
SALVATION
 WILL COME THROUGH
 US. SAYS M0NCHEUR
Chicago, Extends Hand of Friendship And Welcome To Members of War Mis- sion From Stricken King dom.
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 CHICAGO, July 2-Belgium's war mission brought the gratitude of a stricken nation to Chicago today and in the hands of the city's reception committee met a welcome that gave them hearty assurances of the middle vests regard for the country that stood the brunt of the first attack of t1o German army in 1914.
 It was the first stop of a trip that will last several weeks and extend to the Pacific coast.
 Baron Moncheur made but one brief speech during the day. At luncheon he responded to the welcome of the reception committee by picturing the regard of the Belgian government for the aid that had come from the United States.
 '1 am proud and glad to be chosen" ," he said, ito come to this noble na- ticn, to whose people we gladly give our deep appreciation, gratitude and admiration. Since have been in your country, l have been confirmed in the opinion that the salvation of Bel gium will come through the United States, especially now that your oravs army is fighting shoulder to shoulder with our men for the triumph of lib- erty."
 Tonight they were entertained at a banquet at which most of the city's of ficials, including Mayor Thompson, participated.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-03
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 NEW YORK, July 2.-Trading in to- days desultory market was governed almost by the caprices of professional operators. Sentiment was overwhelm- ingly bearish. for which the recent freight rate decison was held chiefly accountable.
 Rails experienced an additional de- pression, second class shares losing one to three points while St Paul reg istered an extreme decline of 55s to 6ss. it's minimum quotation for about two years. Elsewhere the list dis played highly cratic tendencies. Col orado Fuel reacted one to two points. Metals were unusually quiet, dealings in that group being restricted by labor troubles. Sales 635,00O shares.
 Call and time loans were increasing ly easy, sixty day accommodations shading half per cent. Commercial pa per also evinced a lower trend. For eign exchange held around last weeks rates except rubles, which fell to the new low record of PHO.
 Bonds were irregular and nominal as to dealings. Liberty 914's held firm at par to 100 1-50. Total sales, par value, s1,19O,0OO.
 |. S. coupon and registered 2s gained F per cent on call.
 CHICAGO GRAINS.
 CHICAGO, July 2.-For the second time in two days the corn market has scared above all previous high price records. No. ? grades reached S1.7Sls a bushel today as against a new top level of SIC on Saturday. The main impetus seemed to come from the scarcity of supplies for immediate de- livery on contracts. Options closed nervous IF to IFS higher with July at s1.79% to $ and September S1-50 to s1.5OA. Wheat and an unsettled fin ish cent off to 19s up closing with s2.O5 for July and S1.S424 for Septem- ber
 Oats gained l4 cent to 1@11s cents and provisions 90 cents to S5 cents. The highest quotation possible for a corn future option under existing board of trade war emergency rules is s165.
 Absence of any delveries of corn here today on July contracts tended greatly to increase anxiety on the part of the shorts who must settle in the present month as the stock of certain Chicago dealers has dwindled to 24S,- 0OO bushels.
 Rains in Oklahoma and Kansas seemed to have but slight effect Tn checking the advance of the market. Wheat and oats reflected the strength of corn.
 Trading in wheat was not much above zero in volume, the general as sumption being that complete control of the market would soon be taken over by the government. Business in oats was large.
 Strong hands took control of the provisions delivered on July contracts.