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The Arizona Oklahoma Oil & Gas Company stock selling S .O0 per share advances to SIPS per share on or before April 25.
 Location of acreage-Pawnee County Oklahoma, between Tulso and Cushing Greatest oil fields in the world. Remember oil has produced more wealth than any other mineral You now have opportunity to in- vest in Oklahoma oil fields in company organized by business of good character and ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
 OFFICE

Phoenix. Arizona. Feb. 10. 1917 Notice of Application for Patent, Sur
 vey No. 1920 Serial No. 0s1242.
 Notice is hereby given that the Cop 0er Queen Consolidated Mining Com 0anv a cOrporatiOn organized under he laws of the State of New York. and lawfully engaged in the transact ion of it's corporate business in the State of Arizona. by C. II. Dowell, it's General Manager end Attorney in Fact. whose post office address is noug'ss. Cochise County. Arizona, has made application for patent for 'he 'MidsPt" lode situate in Warren Nining District. Cochise County. State of Arizona. and is more fully '"srrihed as tO metes and bounds by -No official plat herewith posted. and " the field notes of survey thereof. f'ed in the office of the Register of He Tinted States Land Office. at 0NOpriv Arizona which field notes Nf survey describe the boundaries and ovtent of said claim on the surface. rith maguetic variation of 12' 30' Nast as follows:
 "Midqet" Lode
 Beginning at Cor. No 1. whence 0. z M NJ No f. Warren Mining Dis '~ict bears g. 7S' O6' E. 4462.s feet: thence N. S4' 36' W 74.5 feet to Cor. No g. thence s sO' 51' W ss7.1 feet to Cor No 3: thence s. 34s S6' E. 'S S9 faa, tn Cor No I. thence N. 70' 57' 2. sS1 25 feet the place of be- inning excluding. however. from said described area 0O24 ac-es in -nuHict with "Macomb" lode. Survey No 1896: also 0.404 acres in conflict ~ith Golden Gate" lode. Survey No. 9ts
 The net area of said Midget lode, for which patent is applied exclusive of said areas in conflict is O.226 acres. The adjoining and conflicting claims ra the Hendricks" Survey No. 2S0; Copper Globe" Survey No. I34s: Golden Gate" Survey No. S4s; ''Macomb." Survey No 1896; Pack Bone" Survey No. 1887; and "Twf light" Survey No. 1887
 Any and all persons claiming ad- verseiy the mining ground. vein. loGe. premises. or any portion thereof. SO described. surveyed, platted and ap- piled for. are hereby notified that un- less their adverse claims are duly filed. according to law and the regula- lions hereunder. within the time pre- scribed by law. with the Register of the United States Land Ofice, at Phoerix. Maricopa County. Arizona. they will he barred by virtue of the provisions of said statute
 !. L. IRWIN,
 Register of the United States
 Land Onice. PSOenix. Arizona. First Publication Feb. 1S. 1917. Last Publication April 24, 1917.
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PROMINENT CHAUTAUQUA
 LECTURER COMING
Lybarger Is Authority on Social ane
 Political Conditions.

Lee Francis Lybarger is one of the men who figure prominently in mak- ing the 1917 Chautauqua lecturinc
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

Flyer lode and Pet House lode
 J L. IRWIN.
 Register. First publication Feb. 13. 1917. Last publication April 26, 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

Register of the United States
 Land Ofice. Phoenix. Arizona. First Publication Feb. 13. 1917. Last Publication April 24. 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

First publication March 20. 1917. Last publication May 90. 1917.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

high prices are due to a combination ! of circumstances"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-24

BOARD OF TRUSTEES, SCHOOL
 DISTRICT NO. 2, COCHISE COUN- TY, ARIZONA.
 First publication April 21, 1917. Last publication May 12, 1917. 979
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
Ekonomieka konferenee v Berhne.

lIerlm, II rdua kakmskN
mm.>trrrspdrul. tlum MARITIME.
a ubrr>kl rrrmn.r, hraht rl>ha, sr
,rat,h do Nt,lue 4 ltcrliua, kd,
ptoleauavuIl > uemeek lml autnrl
tamt ta,m utatrk ,mstt eknuumt.
rkeho ram Nemvsk{ tahran,tui
mnt>lr ImmrtWauu prtirD do
Ntdmt "a urrlulm po>lautu q hu,lr
prttat rakuusktm rtsatvm Mar
lena kakuuskt aahWubm mmt
Atf. hraht trrutu q t'awlpwv. MA
lr&al >r , lIrrltua pfe,i ueta,uon
frvslse,loNr rakuusktho uhepkthu
bulharsktbo turvvkrho Iarla
urHlu pftlrlt iues lt llprlua
t'otska slalAt Fasta posle drputa
So tn Nt,lu@ llefllna, Sote "a
fihg,m "a abrlrm naYaaaat sly.
kh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
VYBUCH We ZBROJOVCE
OTRASL KAPITOLEM ANGLE
Pocet obeti je pres l50, 2 niChz vi.
&C jak sedesat bylo ma miste
uSmrcenO.

Iond{u, -. Irdun. TnaGna
east I.oudfln oirAsIu So prcd"yCi
rem y"Gcr. kdyI Y chrmlckr toVar.
ne jrdnon h Iondln~k sch pred
ntsti doSIo k f0df v[burhU, kite
RI roHSiriIy zkGMu na znntnou east
distriktu, V ktrrtm tovarna il u.
mlst6na kntastrofu vyVolala vel.
kf yzrtlSrni Il Y pryni chvili 50
protIaaoyalo, zc poGct jcji obeti
Jjdc do set. Ncrcjnost 81 pon6kud
uklidnlla. kdyz 1fcdnt bylo oznd
memo. IT, po6et usmrccngch jc Jc'
nom mrzi padcsat scdcshti n "
podrt ran6n%ch ncprcSdhnc 100, -
RozIoha, V ktcrt naslcdkcm moe
nGho OtrcSu oVzdusi dOSlO k mi.
tenl oxen, rozSlfuJc 81 na ntko-
Ilk mil Y okruhu. Sklo okcnnich
tabui padaIo do uIlc V okoli ka.
thedraIy w. pavln IA V okoIi
klngsWay, Jcz jc o mill dale k
srdci anglicktho kapltoIu
Celia iada budoy byIn ZnIccna Il
mnohO lidi usmrrrno na drlIhr
Stran6 rrky Tcmac oct ScGny W
burhu. lidr ktrri krhtcli po II.
Iici miIl od zdyodU. kdc doSIo X
yybuchum, byli srazcnl k Hrmi
mocuIm tIukcm yzduch,l Okoli
toydrny vyhIili Iako po bombar.
doydui IcppcIjny, Y prvni chvi.
Ii mtIo ~ III TO, ac l"dna sc o Il
tok ntnrckych yzduchoplnvcu ii
lido UrhyloynlI 81 do sklcpu Il
podzcuuirh IcIehnltnich Stuulr.
SltcdlSkcm 2matku IA lkazy hyl0
oyscm pfcdmesti kdc naltzd 81
chrmrka tovarna ieh postllena
hyla katastrotou Asl v u - hod.
setrr rada y{buchn promenilu
ehcnickou tovarnu y ohrovltou
when massy trkuttho ohnt il
dfcv ualelaly 80 y 0vldusi. Xka
ka ryrhlr Nc sirila ma okull,
Skoda, jcl lp0sobena hyla tenn
Ia vfhurhy, media So dnsud odhad
noull, Zaehrannt praco hylE !
hned tahajcny nedaleko srruy
xft1euy hyly dive prota
thnnl ucmocutee, kde puskymuto
hylo oSetfcni nesfastn,m ub9tem
Ilast6t pokou,ell se ohmetiti rot
lohu potaru lelleh snahN hyh
0snssnr, nheprnslvu nehstu do
vuleuu ptlhlil,tl se na mil, X mt
stu katastrutk, ltrnsor uc,luvulll
hltteIl naSnatIl, mislp, kde ku Ia
lazlrate daslu. ale ma ~ ta to, De
htIu 10 ,v syehodnim l.oudSne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
HROZNY GIN ST.
LENEHO LEKARE.
Lekar v Billings, Mont, usmrtil
zenu, ably dokazal, re muze j
yratiti zivot.

Billings. Mont, u. Irduo
Sc8iIrv ndsIcdkrm priIi3ntho po
Alv@uI opiaill maze IA TO, H. "
ualrM mcthodl 0 obnovrni IidSkt
no liVota, Dr. j. e. Hunter, dobrt
znHlny ltknr badatrl, USMrl i
syoJi Hcnu pred nGkoIiku dny, ably
proved yyzkou5cnl svc mcthody \
lIysham, Mont. JcjI mrtvoIa byIo
naIczcma prcdcvtircm, die drpc3I
ktcrt sem do8Iy Ltkai uzndu by
"a siIentho a poslan do tlstayu pre-
choromyslnt. Ltkaf jcho zcnG
byIi odddni poziydnl opidtU, DR.
Hunter byl g. roxy star .jrho
manzcIka byH o n6jakI rok mIad.
Il.
Pred ndkoIika mtsici porhIublI
sc Hunter koIIcgovl lGkari, 2r w.
naIrZl mcthodu o obuoVcni IIVota,
lrohIaSll, lc nrlnlI pokuS mrnSl-
mi zviraty a zr SctkaI So I pInyu
0sptchcm. Prohlasll pak pri t.
prlIrzltosti, H. nasIcdu.jlcim lrho
krokcm budc poklls o prokdzani
utiunoNii Jrho mcthody ma lid.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
Londyn nsma neaamaatnanyoh.

l,onsttn a. le,lna, l0udth.
klrremu y mluulastl alaAka npba
neslnanustt p0sahila si,atue uhli
te. j. uNul bee tamtsluanHrb
Nlatlni ndbor uhgho,lu tS,lal pra
~ sprawl, i ktcFs pFohleAule, b.
neaameslnanteh ir msaa neA pol
lsvneputa,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24

tzprayy = pctrohrudn n l,crina ma
znaGuii zn h pr,tdk(m boinm do
ch6zi mn rrlE liuii sryrruim Ru
muusku. kdc 30 cclY mIuuIG t}drn
ru..o.r,,m,,usk6 vnisLu nsnGEuG
zadrzoyuIu toner. yc ysrch bodcrh
postun Tcutou1 Y pGtck podnri
y e.. To,,,nun,o so,,sttrd6ui,n de.
lo.tf.Iootva dnhF,; osudv Nuucsti
- dIo doIsich zpra = tukt pfcdmosti
- tohn,o mIstn ktcrG vytrvnIr by.
L. oh,ho5n. ,,sk r,ui yhn,y u61o
Nanos,i hrlu6no byIo yylryalp Il
hv,o uutuo svhd6ti hoi u kaZdV
indno,liyt dnm KusnvS dIc yur5
w ncrliun m4li tu znoGuG zlra
- i.5,o yacLvc.,i hvli ,ruton.<[.
mi Lntcricmi f stroioy{nj u,ska.
nj = hoku N4mcom noduriIn ~
zoi,nnui nsco nfes 800 Kusn
rats o. vInhoapich Knruotroi,
do.ha1; l. ,r,dL <m ho;nw Ruso.
.. u.us,avn;; IN = 1torirh = 1doli
pu,no no,Iin ozn.,uuic ~ vlvoi
t1,o ofcus;vv ;e nsnSsns u9zoyau
oh,su ,ontousk lho d9lost fclrc,ya.
sle nt.s IA Rusam ,odefiIo w. ia
toeil;ti nsnsobu y n9kolikn bo.
Ads.b Nm rlsk6 fronte dosIo ieuom
bombordoy6nf a menSim utkA.
MIN Hcrlin ME tlsp6suV ma.
iozd teutonskhho yoisko yychodn6
od BaranoyiGi Nh maccdonskf
fron,s nouu;e nom4rut kIid a Bcr.
I'm ozuamu;e ;enou Giunost W.
vvcboJn4 od parnloyo Np nj
nndui rron,a a iin[cb icyiStlrb vi.
eGnych nrud6lo ~ nic pozoruhod
,s;sbo
prays minnie t{drn byI jrdnim
n.;klidu4isirb = noslrduich ro
90 Ihduh dnlezit1isi udaIost ne
hyln ozuhncno zaduGho icyi3t6
vale&naho Jediuou uolorIlhodndi.
Il udaIosti bylo zastnyrui postnmI
: teutonskIch voisk = srycrulm Ru
munsku Tuba zima uu ostntnirh
fronthcb zncmoznila inktkoIiy O..
n.roc. =. vstsim m4fitku Ma III
nadnl fronts = t{dnu min,,l4m do
sIo i.nom h mensin napor0m An.
el,6nrn kt.rfmi podnfiIo So doci
hi &c,n{cb who'd. Jin0k m celaI
linti od pcl,tc NJ M Sy{rary do.
chaz.lo i.nom / honbardoyani da.
lostfeleck9mu. ZnaGnt zaiem
yzbudila znraya. 2e N9mci shro.
ma1duil silna voiska ma neiiiln6i.
Il aasti lnie. pravs proti pomexi
Svyearsksmu a vyslo,en hyI ua,
hlsd H. Tcu,onl pnkn,i ,r q yypu
seni Fraucou,h Elsaska We sro.
ieni touto znrayou rak proJryu.
L. 60 nAhied i, Nsmei mnhon po.
kn.it se q norusrnl neutrality Syl
earska. Syysar,ko n5tnilo opatfr.
nj abv ynAdu kterskoly ,hltici
moenostl mohlo nalezl,a trllll
Ansl,eks titedui nnrayy notat.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
Teutoni dobyh Nanesti v
Rumunsku.

,IrIUk brWtaIue INrhuzen0
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
Zmocnia osady Nanes pred mo tohoto mesta Rusko
munaka yojska kadou sesleny odpor ySude podnikaj
proutoly - TGutoni ysude nde sachu
TURCr OORAzILI PRY ANGLCKY OTOK PRI RECE TIGRS
Obnoyeny napor AngGanh oko Ku Amaa neprnes zadne
no zdaru die sdelen turece 1fedni zpravy Ma zapadn
fronte jinde mic noveho Sc neudao

\ oJrnstl OnDbriIlrl NIlodllIl ~
nhhIrdiL NJ obuOVrna cluu0st an.
gIIrkych yoJsk pri rrcr Tigrjs j.
pfrHyfsti opcrari yc ycIk%m merit
ku, ku kt"rim dojdr Y uaSIcduji
cirh mrsicicb AngIi6auG vykona
Ii r0HsGhIt priprayy k nadrhazcjl,
elm bojrIu n ySechny Z mky ma.
Av6dGuji t0mu, H. oGr' ralI posi-
~ 4 Australia n Ind
ParN. y. Icdna. Iprdyy, do
rbhzojici 4 Rrcka. nasvfdGuji TO.
mu, IL kraI konstantIn Iznanr
nal, IL pro dobl pritonnoU nrnl
Addnh uHdrjr IA 1spt"h .jakth0ko-
ii pohybu yr prosp6rh trutousk$rh
npOjrnr0. Nfm"rk} gcnor6lni stab
uuzrndlI, h. bojI3ti . Macrdoull u".
hudr mono ytuovati pozornoN Y
prnbfhu Zlmnich m6SjrU a nrp0-
rhybnt aui zdhy ma jur", J"5io bu-
dc uuino kouati pfiprayH X odIn.
2cul uHporu hp0Jcuru uH JIuyrh
front0rh.
Y t0borr spojcnr0 na Balkdnf
panuje nslIovna pripravna GimoSt
n ysechno nasvtddujc tomu, zc o.
fensiyni pohyb zahajcn bude hncd,
.lak puda n poGasi tomu doyoIi. -
Ictosni zima IA BaIknnG jr nc0-
byGcjn6 tuba a ncni mozno proyG-
d6ti jak6koIiv pohyby. SrbSkt cd
dily pokoISi Sc aspon lIrpScni
sy{ch p0slc II ncpr0mrSkaJi jedi.
ne priIczitoSti, kterou mohOu vyu-
Hltkovatl IA tim lltelcm.
ByIO naHnaGcno. u Y konrcrcu-
ri spojcuci Y Rimd icdnaIo Sc hIa
vnf situaci nn BalkanG priSti
.larmi Rampant Il III 81 ma tCmel IA
.Ilstr, ~ Hlskdna byla pomoc llaIr,
ByIo nutUo prrdcm uprayltl bu.
donri postaycni Italie y AIbauii IA
y tom ohlcdu dosIo k uspOkojIyt
dohodt. Ma 50 zn to, ar itaISkd
vhjska budou hratl yGtIi tltaSt ua
bojirh pristine lara.
CmlraIul macnosti nrprchlileji
nrbczprti ktcrG hrozi irilch mocl
ma BnlkanG / cini IN uyni opatr.
nosrni opatrcni. o udrzcni mad
vladi mn Ralkan6 iedna So i'm Vi
cr nr< Il rokoIiy jintho Il ncni 10.
rhybnosti H. k nbrana poslany hu-
dou ma toto yaIeGna pryiste ysp
chny yoInt shory. ktcre budou 20
r,icr Vr snoirni timto prcdpo.
kladem yysIoyuie w nahled, H. IA.
reekc shor, y 1natnaisi mifc hu.
dnu 81 podilr,p ma lapasc \ tGchto
mislerh, yedlc relt voiensk6 silly
Rulharska. ktera hudc zcela nyol.
nann nynl. kdv nehegppfi rumun.
skt minulo
Nnirnsti mlhnrniri ale pouka4u.
II take ma fakt H. Ne ,pnirni i
balkanskou kampuni hudou pohy
hy r,nko, rumunsktho yoiska 4 AZ.
rrrnlm Rumunsku. Srroruanlso
vapa rumun.kA armada ma kolem
3ul taD muja u nn donlusni rnsk(
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24

mleb l. oehnlutlan pfihe>eni dal
sish uhSli lltpeni lulu kakeu
sku Nemegku q liulharsku ie pr
tis srlkt a syhidkF ua pro,llouAr
nj pfhamneha tapasu nemchou
rrohulii, AAdn@ha ,lalsihn nadke
nj Neklia , eenIralnleh Esmkh
- ,amAhA a "a narlhula teuleaskg
NlA,t anaAnsml ohayamt tspe
ehY Ramuasku msly ssvola,l no
" uadAsni, ale Ne skuleennsi. hs.
IN miait il,leR shiadnS
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
rloSo V nHvNo oad Isvood

umaba a okoll pskua s,ude,
40
Nghwska l'ekut a sm,lpna
lssnsltli \ Mer, pskut a tepIail
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24

l.oudyn, n lrdua. Dobyti
mtsta Nanrstl prl rcrr Secret v Ru,
muneku lcUtonSk{mt voisky jest
n'ld0lrlllelsl uldlosti vterejsiho
due uu ySrch hitrvnieh frontaeh,
Rwka NojNka pokraeuil 80 syyeh
protmtoclch vc vyehodnleh kar,
palrrh a severut col Suatca udali
Ha hrdulctob Multanska, ale Rets
lu o1lamUle, lr vlvul ruskych Il
trkU hNt tastaveu utkauimi na be-
dakl. pei ktoryrh lr} ruska voi
aka mela auatue ttratt "A lAl iit
III h'lu snlalo nva llur prudkr
ntoky Drulonkrhu yalsku na bra
mrnb Aalau,ka bNle adra1eu,
ku>>, Ma ueku uemetkt llnii ue
,tos'n / la,bll "a d0lc1lleisim utka
mm dvtnm homhardoNAui i men
ii alkanl hlittk lnn osnalnoNaua
y Us Useeluh,h spFaKafh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
M,siko siskalo .aasnsu paleku

NsSlka Mse,e, Il. lvdna, .- T.
teslns h,lo dues osusmeno, IL ne
xieAa vlala thkala paleku ann
tAAl peso pgt'stte,lnletsm Hank at
l.nWtnn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-01-24
NedoaIatek msdla Y sibsfi.

NUsbiugtou H. g. II letlna.
Naz.e,lkrm ohmtsful ioptavs sha
al la traps s,hirskt draaN ' erlt
sIbtgl ie npdostalrk Fnansph pn,
'lHela ealaa go IL IA aa,lhNluk
predukth taFmAtskynh, y lrteus
hfadA is velky nsdeslalek mash i
a thru uulua plellh siee isk tts
tahles talim 80 SHUTS pnaissA
81 wasla l ~ Nfahsai lasdla, kae
nsh0 IFtl - ia Ntlkt neslussAlels.
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tration and are wholly out OF sympa-
thy with Wilson's war policies.

tration and are wholly out Of sympa-
thy with Wilson's war policies.
The statement of Petrunkevitch,
published recently in the New York
Times, is puerile. An excerpt Is SUI
ficient to gauge the calibre OF this
"patriot":
II personally have the highest 40
miration for Secretary Roct. | DO
not know who the other members on
that commission are, but know that
the press-the Socialist:c press III
New York-is already writing ABOUT
them. and | know that they are going
to cable over into Russia. know
that the men will be met there with
distrust. I know that unless there
are members on that commission VINO
will be personally acceptable to the
Russian Social Democrats, the Rus'
sian press will create the impression
that Inc COIIIlIllSSIoI "uo iva" 49,
the special purpose CT fighting down
tho Social Democrats, which are no"
in the ascend2nce in Russia.
"You think that is not so, but
have talked with many Russians
right here in New York City aid
know what they are thinking over II
the other country. l know now Ola
,nsinuations are revived, ard nothing
ia more difficult than - comnat lnsln
nations. II these prs sent here nad
some means of conveying to he Pres
ident. or to Senator Ro1: tie neces'
sity of having on TINT commission
men who would be acceptable to Inc
Social Democratic party in RUSSIA
they would really be doing great
patriotic act for this country
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TRUE TO FORM.

. Socialists in this country threaten
to discredit United States mission to
Russia if Elihu Root is member.
President Wilson has selected man
who stands out pre-eminently fit for
such a commission. No one can COM
mend the action of the Socialists in
this controversy. They opposed en-
tering the war and if the nation had
listened to them, Russia would never
have had this nation as an ally.
Now comes Professor Alexander
Petrunkevitch Of Yale, son of the first
floor leader of the first Russian du-
ma, with the statement that com.
mission headed by Root would be met
with. distrust by the Social Demo
Gratis of Russia
Root is not going to Russia to med
die in internal affairs. It is not his
mission to side with any factions Or
parties, but to offer the cooperation
of this nation to win the war. It is
a war mission, pure and simple.
There is absolutely nothing Of polit
ical nature about the commissi ,n Civ
en- Mr.. Root by President Wilson.
Just because the Socialists cry out
aga: lst Roots appointment. is no rea
son why the United STATES should te
represented at Petrogr,d by war
mission composed of Socialists who
have no standing with the admins
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The French model shoe is narrower
than any other of the Allies army
boots. The predominant sizes are
Fights, mines and tens.
Deep sea fish are subject to pres
sure internally, by gases, and exter-
nally of more than two tons to a
square inch, and under this pressure
they are solid.
For persons who are absent when
telephone calls are received, a Michi-
gan man has invented device that
enables the unanswered caller to re-
cord his own number. -.-
The direct money loss of sickness
to the workmen of the country figures
out more than $S00,000,000 annually,
on the basis of 30,0OO,OOO wage earn
ers averaging 50 a day wage.
Onions occur in Numbers XI, 5, as
one of the good things of Egypt of
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Lowest
WHO WILL LEAD?

Now that CONSUMPTION is certain"
and soon will be enforced, 1t is TOT
the people of North Dakota to decide
whether their troops will be led by
fellow citizens or by officers from oth'
or states.
The war department prefers that
troops be commanded by officers from
their own communities and states.
Better results always have been op'
tanned from this practice. There Is
more genuine patriotism when the
fighters feel that from the colonel
. down, they are, every one of them'
loyal citizens of the home state.
IT. Fsnincumbent upon the men OF
NORTH Dakota to see to it that SUI
flcient number Of officers are trained
to meet this demand. The time is at
hand for the people Of North Dakota
to decide whether North Dakotas
troops shall go onto the firing line un'
.. der the leadership of North Dakota
officers or with commanders from
Maine or Georgia or California.
,;,,.A training camp for the fitting OF
men to assume command will be
.l8peaM MlEert Smelling on May IT,
iWapt1@ T..;Ristine, who has offices
cirtbe tFeasral building, is receiving
applications, FROM candidates for Of
ficers' commissions who desire to at
tend this camp. Some very good men
have applied, but there has not been
enough of them. More men Of ma
ture years are needed. 1t is not
enough that our lieutenants and cap
tains be sons of the native SOIL Our
majors and colonies should be Dako-
tans, and to qualify for these higher
commands it rs necessary that one be
a man of experience and not too
.ysz Any man who. has executive expert
J ,ence, whether, at, the head<of q bust.
: ness or of a, DEPARTMENT Of d bus
ness, is wanted. All expenses :ici.
dent to attendance at camp are borne
by the government. A salary allow
ance of 500 the month also is prob
able.
Now is the time for III big men o:
the state to show their patriotism.
1t is not sufficient t2at they serve on
committees and encourage others /,
flock to the colors.
Your flag and your country need
YOU.
Can YOU afford to be Stacker?
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I. IN HOUSE SPEECH
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his gloves and entered into the hand
clapping with vigor.
Thanks House.
Mr.. rBalfour thanked the house and
said he had profound sense OF this
unique greeting
Apparently he did not know that
President Wilson was one Of the most
interested listeners and when he end
ed his speech, he went to the floor
of the house, where members shook
his hands. -
President Wilson came down from
the gallery and joined the line. Mr..
Balfour was cheered and took place
Just ahead of Jeanette Rankin.
81 rejoice to think that a member
of the British house Of commons has
been received here today by this
great sister assembly with such kind
ness as you have shown to me and
my friends" said Mr.. Balfour.
Union Of Free People.
Mr.. Speaker, the compliment paid
to Great Britain by such an assembly
and on such an occasion is not one
Of us is likely to forget, but there is
something after all even deeper and
more significant in the circumstances
on which now have the honor to
address you than any which arise out
of the interchange of courtesies, how
ever sincere, between two great and
friendly nations.
I'VE all, think, feel instinctively
that this is one of the great moments
in the history of the world and what
is now hapenning on both sides OF
the Atlantic represents the drawing
together of a great and free people
for future protection against The az
gression of military desrotism."