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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Adelbert B. Tarbox to Robert A.
Gordon, Locust ST. 200 IT. W. of
ED St, s. s., 4Ox146%, Und. ~ 1900
Benjamin Edholm, ct al, to Au-
gusta J. Anderson, Charles St.,
1915 Observation-Disclosures, 1900
H. Ernest Bell and VT. to Blanche
B. Smitk, 32d ave, 200 It. s. OF
Wright st. e. s., 5Oxi15,4 -. 1900
Elizabeth Kountze Real Estate
Co TO James A. zajlc. ct al, 18th
5Oxl40 .......................... 1850
Bessie Bousa to Alice E. Rothery.
William St., 100 IT. Q. Of LIST St,
g. s.. 50x100 ................,. 1900
Thomas f. Hall to Edith Terry
IT. e Of 18th St, $. $. 5Oxi2l.. $500
Joseph J. Flood and VT to John
Pokorny and WI, n. W. cor, 41st
and L SITS. 74x1lS,5 ............ $500
Algot Matson and VT. TO Edward
". of 42d St, n, $. 5Oxl2O,..... 1900
Serena e. Rohan to William J.
Collier, ct al, n ", cor. $50 and
Lincoln blvd, 66x15O............ 2
George Novak and WI to Agnes
Gunia, ct al, Dupont St. $50 it, e.
of S0th St, n s., 5Ox125.,...... s,o75
Ruth S. Thomas and hid. to Will
liam L. Reynolds, Harvey St,
100 It. W. of 42d ST., s. $, 5Ox
1870 ................... 5000
Emma e. Rice, ct al, to David II.
Philpott, 8. ". cor. 50th and Lake
SITS, 2s7x277 and other property. 1900
Charles Keldgard to Christen II.
Kelgard, Homer st., n. e. OF Kav-
an ST., n. W. s., 50x120. /
Amelia Wranoh and hid. to James
J, Anderson, s. e. cor. SD and
Blnney st., 50x12s ...,,.....,.,. 800
Augusta Stigberg and hid. to Mlnty
Z fwsa fFaTa 81 81
18th st.. 5. $, 6oSi2s. .....,..... 5000
Clara Bond and VT to Hilda Joe,
ct al. n, e. cor. 35th and Jaynes
ST., S0x130.5 and other property. 1900
Ellen Acker and hid. to Clara Bond,
n. e. cor. 35th and Jaynes sts.,
s0xtS0.5 Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Ellen Acker and hid. TO Clara Bond,
s. e. cor. 27th and Patrick ave,
1llX134 ....s..,........... SSOOO
Dundee Realty Co. to Anna X.
Lind, n. ". cor 50th and Farnam
at, 75x1S5 Observation-Disclosures. $500
Sadie VIII and hid. to Leslie ].
Way, ct al, 18th st.. 40 IT. n. OF
N ST., W. g., 40x120 .......... 1900
John F. Flack and VT. to Bertel A.
shurttleff, aga st. 1913 It. n. OF
Pratt ST., W. g., 4Ox1sO; 42d st.,
ats IT. n. Of Pratt st., W. s.,
40xl8O .............:'..'... 300
Slth St. 5. s, 27xi8a .'..,....... $1,000
James Tobin and VT. to G. r. Rob
erts, ct al, n e. cor. 10th and u
SITS, 11S.5x1SO .,................ 10
Henry R. Gering to NJ. Etna Men Il
singer. n. W. cor. 18th and
Browne SITS, sOx12i.5 ............ 1876
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

No midland prairie hay. S2S.NO to
$3.50; No. 2 midland prairie hays SGt.0O to
$500.
No. lowland prairie hay. S9g.06 to
$4,000; No. 2. $500 to $4,000; No. 8, S14.O0
to $500.
Choice alfalfa, $500; No. /, $4,000 to
$31. 90; standard, $500 to $500; No. 2.
$500 TO s27.00; No. 8, $1,000 to $4,000.
oat straw, 1890 to $500; wheat straw.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, March ~ -Butter-Firm;
creamery, 4s@5Sc.
Eggs-Higher; receipts, 1880 cases;
firsts, ss93sAc; ordinary firsts, S7hQ
sac; at mark, cases included, 37hc.
Potatoes-Receipts. IS cars; unchanged.
Poultry-Alive. lower; springs. 92c;
fowls, a1c.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
New York Produce.

New York. March I2.-ButtSr-Firmer;
creamery higher than extras. 81961hc;
creamery extras, 60he; firsts, $4,000.
Eggs-steady: unchanged.
Cheese-Firm; unchanged.
Live Poultry-Firm; fowls, 56c; others
and dressed, unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Nam YnrI, Metnla.

New York. March 12.-Copper-Dulii
electrolytic, 1880
Iron and Lead-Unchanged
SpeIter-Quiet; East st. Louis delivery,
spot and March, ss.10@620.
At London; Spot copper. fT6 los; tin,
1886 SIS; others unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Dry Goods,

New York, March l2.-cotton goods
trading today was more active and print
cloths were higher by quarter cent
yard. More business was done on colored
cottons. Finishers reported an improving
business Wool goods were bought more
freely. burlaps were easy and silks quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Swiss Recognize Polish
and CzeCho.SIovak States

Berne, March l2.-The Swiss
government decided today to reeog-
nize the Polish and Czecho-Slovak
states.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
liberty Bond Prices.

New York, March 12.-Prices at 11:sO
a. m. today were: aus, ss.75; first Is,
second AIS, 1884; third AIS, s5,1S; fourth
ANS, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City. No, March 12.-Eggs-
Market, unchanged to No lower; firsts,
351a 9Ssc.
Butter-Market, unchanged.
Poultry-Market unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

New York, March 12.-cotton futures
opened steady; March, old, 251Oc; May,
old, PATIO; new. 32s7c; July, old, 22.O5c;
new. 2217c; October. old, 2o.sOo; new,
2O.s5c; December. new, 20.72c
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
TnrnantIna M RnsIn.

Kansas City. Mo-. March l2-corn-
March, s1.45la May, t1.42K; July. sl,ss% ;
s1.s2.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

New York, March 12.-Final prices on
Liberty bonds today were; sha, 1855;
first 4s, st.2s; second e, casa; first AIS
1856 second ha. saTei third AXIS. s5.i3;
fourth ana eap0.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
LIVE STOCK
omaha- March l2. 1e1a.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union stock yards. Omaha, Neb.,
for "a hours ending at 3 o'clock p. M,
March ~, 1919:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Sc. louis Grain.


St. Louis, March 12.-Corn-May. S1.44;
July, s1.3sB.
oats-May. Sc; July. s4Eo.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

London. March l2.-Money and Dis
count-Unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

LlDseed.
puigta. March 1a,-LinHesd-lS.Ti.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
Minneapolla Grnln.

Minneapolis, March l2-FlOur-un-
changed.
Barley-78 68se
Rye-No ?. Sl.44@144h.
Bran-$S700.
Corn-$1,37@LsS.
oats-60@ 60hc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

New York Sugar.
New York. March t. = Sugar-Un-
changed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

New York. March 12.-Cotton closed
steady at q net advance OF sSNfo 1872
points on the new style contracts. Old
style contracts were 80 points net lower
on April, but generally 40 TO 40 points
net higher, with March relatively firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
PERSONAL


HENRY SCHILREFF and Bob Cave OF
Havelock. Neb., missing from home since
Saturday. Henry Is 70 years old; last
seen wearing blue-striped overalls, blue
serge coat grey cap and grey-check-
cred knee pants under overalls. He has
blue eyes. dark hair and round face.
Bob Cave is IL, last seen wearing over
alls and grey coat and cap. Anyone
noticing these boys notify CHIEF OF po
lice.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial Home
solcits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect We distribute.
Phone Doug. Abs and our wagon will
call. Call and inspect our new home
1110-i112-11l4 Dodge st.
RICHARD HARRISON, Englishman, age
3s, brioSlayer. in Omaha, 1916. Anyone
knowing his address please write, Har-
rison McNish, Assniboia, Sask, Canada.
PURE GOLD" Margine; fresh daily. de-
livered to your door once a week; worth
more; cost less; also real buttermilk
Tyler 1854
WILL give good home to small child for
reasonable sum. No other children.
Red 1888. o
MONEY TO LOAN.
Organized by the Business Men Of Omaha
FURNITURE. pianos and notes as scout
ity, $40. mo-, H. goods, total. $3.50
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
4S2 Security Bldg, 10th & Farnam. Ty. 666
LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY AND
IL Of LIBERTY BONDS OC7
4I2 10 W. C. FLATAU. EST. 1892. = 70
9TH FIR. SECURITY BLDG. TY. $50
Lowest rates Private loan booths. Harry
Maleshock, 1914 rodge, d. 56l9. Est 1891
DIAMOND AND JBwELRY LOANS
prAT EcTArTS rrDAATCUUpC
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

New York. March l2.-Mereantils Pa
Sterling-Unchanged
Francs - Demand, $5.4Sh; cables,
es.47A.
Guilders-Demand, Ale; cables, Axe.
Lire-Unchanged.
Mexican Dollars-unchanged
Time Loans-Firm; 60 and 90 days and
six months, 5h B5A per cent.
Call Money-unchanged
W. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN

WILL give good home TO small child for
reasonable sum. No other children.
Red 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

PURE GOLD" Margine; fresh daily, de-
livered to your door once a week; worth
more; cost less; also real buttermilk
Tyler 1854
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13

Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 815 South Sixteenth street, oma-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
South Dakota Lands.

160 ACRES land, so acres broken, so
acres hay. All level and fine soil Coco
fence. one-half mile from good school,
Trip county. South Dakota. Telephone
and daily mail route. Income, s2,sOo
last year on 80 acres. Owner Pat Davis,
3s27 West Twenty-first st., Los Angles,
Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-13
OREGON LANDS,

JORDAN VALLEY. oregon, offers you
home in the land Of sunshine, wherU
conditions are right for raising alfalfa
and cattle. Address, Jordan Valley
Farms Boise Idaho
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
ybbsstualtain tp6ntuGlitbstoimistpn
nnbelleen iGriestGminen

Sen iobbosta fun foneresii mpon
Il yboDsmaltain ballituflen tponpG-
litDstoimintao iparten oinoaStoon
100000 oollaria, on ianott1to toi.
mistoo rpbopttp ultoelleen iGrieStG.
mGan. 8aiffifin mGGrGrabo on II.
rem entistGGn bppdn ioirfon pienem.
pi, moitonee acknowledgements
~iariestaG toimimaan melfein enti.
IesIG InaiulloeSiaan, nimittGin nol.
tioitten, funtien ia pfiitpisten i1r.
ieStoien eoelleen jatfutpolla oiplts.
tlltlella. Observation-Disclosures iob
toiat niisia 81 ipoltioslo, ioiSio Ell
ole maltion Observation-Disclosures, o.
wat ioaneet asadrardboista fitfin
min palion, ettd mabintdin AZ pG-
l~itpstoimistoa moiooon pllGpitGG.
JtltSla ~lpalttolS1d, 1olsla Dalttpn
Notwithstanding on olemnSio,
on rpbopttp toimimoam pflisiG tltli-
min naItion toimistoien fansia.
YboDspoltain ballitlttlen tponpG-
litpStoimistoia tulee olentaan. NJ. III.
Soobosia 8oiie GitpsiG, Mainesia
Yortlan6isia, MinneiotoSia Mimeo
polisio ia ct gaulisia, Montanosio
8uttesia ia MisioitIosia, Seem Samp
ibireSio 8ortSmolttbisio, Nortb Oa-
fotasio Sareosio, Oreeanisia Sort
lonbisio, Solttb Sofotosio Iierres.
ia, 8ermontisia @ontpelierisiG,
8oibingtonisia SeattIesia ia $500
mingisio GbepenneeSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Columbus, Mpnt.

Irpoiio @littaian toimitlts ia len
lufiiofuntal &iriotan nielG ferran
maifta mGbGn mpobGstpneenG pos
toni @uoren t1Gll1 f~1pnnistG, josta
iiiar 8. @. on firioittanltt ennem-
min. &ei1f. 90 b.. paStori 8ltori
&eb 2oogesia pGasti rippilapiet ia
iamaIIa ipriiptti Sinain tpiiorto ia
firtosti Saborin apiorto, Min ettG
mulrtomat arfoll1ontoilet usfomaiiet
fpipinGt itieltG1n, ettG nSfaltoiiifo-
ban it'd lGbteG firffautto fobti fGp-
mGGn, jos iao iaatanolta iellaista
lofno itlmtlleen f1tin nina ia moni
mini brono rsfopainen. SGmG To-
mi ilmi iiitG, ettG flin iamora Ito
ma pastorimme ebbotti firfosia pc
rl1Stettaipafli ompelllieiiran, futen
fontrillnfin on, min altoimot fatioa
pmpGrilteen ettd fufa olili iofa us-
faltaiii. Sointl1sfin iai ban Dboen
misiitien iobtoiafii ia banfin molit-
ii foposti fpfenemattomtppttGGn.
gaGin fGp Seeilifienfin ebesiG fun
ipntinen iiella bltomaa oleipaniu ni-
man pfiin, Min fun meme tiiffoon.
SGmd offence miimeinen firjee-
nj @ltttoioan, iiIlG Ell minulla ole
aitoo f~iriotello. 2altiun ipoGmelli.
let fiitofieni Mile moniIle DstGtpil-
le, iotfa otpat miirlia tGnlGn lebben
foutto monasti loboltttaneet tGGllG
fuipasia erGnoosia; iGGfGd ormon
boltitun fumes tGm1 moianoii1trS
lopplt1t ia t1poelliipps alfao, josia
eli ole frliipuittto, fGriimpSt1 eifd
pltlltetta. Soipon ettG glltttaja mield
ferron iuo tGlle tilao.
Sospo t1olle iiiorellefin, iofa
mGitti %bltonplttaan tltolla fofoltf-
Tesla, f~irfasti1iii Sahorin ibanriis,
min pnrmnon bGn olfaiii innoo:
Sierra, meioGn on tGsiG DptpG OF.
la. SiAoin tefiiimme t1nne &eo
2o6eeenfin S1nale maian, ioboit
ompeluielira flttoiIi ieinGt ia fatonl
&ofii tpltotta FIFTEEN fGtpi nellie
Acknowledgment postorimme t1GnG;
oil iilIoin fiiidpa mroii ia MT OH
mieIG ~fititpetnpi. IGin ollen enlnte
noineet bGren matfoioon polfito tpp
b~ptt6pGllG tapallo, futen oIiiimnc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
ERIALOILTA

SalIaiiia iiirtoloisrpbmia eli eoeaG
oleipasla tilastosia ole ollenfaon o.
tettu llttrim. &atloen iiiben, ettG
i%iirtoloiiet eiWGt ole neljdGn muo-
teen Woineet lGbettG1 polioataan ra.
boo fotimaobaniu, on BELLA npt run
laosti maroia ia arpelee Scr Ste
mart, etta jofainen iiirtolainen mie
ntltfanaan poiS moasta fesfim1Grin
5000 oolloria.
@nlim1iiend ieltrautiena iullrter
tpomiesjolffoiM nloosto Iiirtpmi-
iest1 pelfGG Mr Steport plefpon fer
ettd beio1n poiffoiaon ppritGGn t1pt.
tdnlodn etelGn neefereillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
100000 lGbtee maasta.

6oaootIeen ielmille miten l1tlt'
resio mGGrGsid ii~irtolaiiet difopat
matfustaa gbopsmaIloiSta fotimoo'
bonia, on gbopspoltain Spooepor-
tementin toinlesta toimeenpontii Tut
fiml1flia eri piisio maota. Tun11
tutfimufiet tGptpi fumnlinfin m1G-
rGrobojen pltitteeSia loffalttta feld-
fuain 20 p. Glttfimufiio toimitettiin
@bioagosio, SSnoionan terdsteollilrit
ben aliieela, Setroitisin, 8ittsbnrgs
bisia ia pmpGriston tebooSollteella,
Sobnstopnisio, Ba., Yolngstotpnis-
Ia, Ohio, 8ilfes-8 arresio, asa. peb.
uteGr ia fofpon biiIen faimosalueil-
Ia, 2~otprencesia, Mass., 8riogepor-
tisiu, Conn, iefd uieisia ltuben
gngIamin falipungeis1o. WdeSto
n1tII1 aliIeilla on ilil1refii oiofii eri
fanialliilutfiiin fiiitlitipia iiirtolaiiia.
SGbGn aSti foottrien tietoien nut
fam iImoitti 163,49S sta p1tolaIoi-
festo 1880 eli 1904 ~proienttia
paIaofuonia Blioloon, Stipolto-Dn.
foriloiiista ilmoitti 2S.02 proientia
palodponia fotimaabanio, penGlai-
.fiStG 1910 proNei1ttio, frootioloiiiss
to 2t.75 proienttio, Iiettuoloiiista
9.72 proienttio, ritmanioloilisto 3d.
80 ~proienttio, itoliaIoiiisto ia freif-
falaiiisto If p~roienttio, ierbialoifiS-
ia $500 proienttio, iIofpofeiSto 3d.
80 profenttio.
Scr Stelport, Spooepartementin
tiitfimus. ia torfostiistoimiston JOB.
taio, ioftoo, eta bptpin olboiien orr
ipioIosfitn mitfnan tliIee ainaftn L.
100000 fiirtoloisto poluomoon TO-
timtoobonia pIi fem mGGrGn, mifd fir
toIoiiio toipoIiiisfo oIoisio poistini
moosto. EGbGn moobon foopili iofo
oifoiiin fetu6dIld noin $780,
600 iiirtoIoista, enimmGfieen Italia
Se tposfenteIep6t tddIId ipf-
ippn iooffo ia poIoopot Stolioo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
@almiina fabtamm5niieem tbSbSm

Bunaiien &istin ~ieiiroien Iiittr
on rDbtpnDt tormoffoasti ~fGptdnnos.
Ia totel1ttomaan iitG obielmoo, joto
norten ie perustettiin. 8oiffa le
tusfin on porio fttitfoiitto manba,
Min on ie 10 moLmis toiitoimeIIo
rpbtpmGGn toistelrii latpontoutia
pastam, iofa paraifaa riebirii it'd.
|iisid ia fooffoiiisia oiisia glrropaa'
ia iofa, ellei it'd iaoou titfobittetlifii
em1en talfpen tnloa, ubtoo IeipitG
Dli toto nanban ntantereen. Mpos.
tin foleera fobotteGee rbfauipono
pGotG1n, tDnon iitGfin nostaan on
Sitnoien GiStin ieurojen liitto mall
mis- toiStelemaon.
, Sonottuo liittoo eli min ollen pc.
rustettu p1ipGGfGGn Iiian oitoi,m.
Siaoin fun Re perustettiin, olottiin
ntsfin oolpiStoofoon, ettd le fulfil
beti oIusio ioonoon tiIifosteenio.
Oltiin fplId ieItpillG, ettd iermois-
to liittoa tor~apittoiiiin i1riestGmGGn
mailman teripepoenboitoa ia tais-
telemoan fuIfutoliteio mastaon,
mltttd fiin tieoeniebet GonneiiSia
piibelifpot main mobbolliiriif-
iisto, Min iilloin 10 oIfoi iaapiio
baIppttdnpid tietoin humanitarian Ie.
tpenemilest1. "
8oiftofin oinoostoon europa on
tGud betteIld ubottuno, min oniait-
oiio ipotoipon bitonion mposfin
@merifoSio. SnfIueftio, ioto niitti
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

Kivuton haM~
paitten poisot-
to. Maksuton-
tutkimus ia ar
vioiminen kai-
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Snmala fmtinm iinna fellaiiena fain
DIET

&errotoon, ett1 erGs maalari ETH
ferran iopipaa MALTA, jonta mtfaan
bGn fuhpaiii fupan tllblaajapolaSta.
Scum ban iitten jonoin paiapGnG fa-
.apeli fablllla, tapali ban pbben rpp-
ipibinpiietun ferjGlGiien ia ajatteli
iamalla, ettG tiiosia on miniille oil
ma malIi. SON eiitti pppntonlG ia
ferjal1inen iitostlli tiilemaan bGnen
atelieriinlG. Mhitta finn ban mG1-
rGtfpnG aifana tllli, Ell maalari t11l.
tenutfaan bdntG. &eriGldinen mGit-
ii, ettd ban oil tebnpt lopimlfien
bGnen fonSioan. "@i ininfam" fltl
l1i maolarin lpastal1s, ia iamalla
ban jatfoi: ~@n nina ole milIoin-
taan teitd ernen nGbnpt".
"Se olettc erbetpfiesiG; tie nGitte
minun ia fGsfitte t,tlemaon tGnne
t1nGGn".
"Gn ole" mGitti moolari. "@ar-
maanfin te olette tebnpt i~opimufien
ionfltn toiien toiteilijan tansio, iilld
mimun iopimlfieni oil erdGn feria-
lGiien fansia, ionta pitdili tdnne ioa
pl1o tdbdn aifoan".
"GeiinpG; nina olenfin jluri TO-
ma mics.
"Se ie mies?"
"WSlitto miStG te olette iaannit to-
mGn piipun ia misid on teioGn fer
iGlGisplifume?"
"Sb, enbGn nina taitanut hula
toiteiliian luofle maolaitttamaon IL
ieGni feriGldirppipisiG ia olen ien-
tGbben loinonmlt itielleni iietpem-
man pliipitn, fi,ten nGette, ia toitpon
ienipuofii teibdn tpptDmGn minimum"
"@n iltinfoon" ianoi taiteilija.
"@n MIND MT moi teitd fapttdG".
&atioppas tdSiG: Sem trlet See
iufien eteerl, tltle iellaiiena fltin o.
let; GlG oto p66lleii mitaan laina-
moutteita oman mieleii mtfoon. sad
luule, eta SeeillS ottoa iinut mas
toon minfGGn fo1niioen aiotltsten'
bprpien aifeiben ia oipallisten tot
Dem t6boen. Sule ielIaiieno frin o.
lett &lrltle fuinfa Seeluflesto iono'
tam: "SGmG mastaailottoa Ipntilio
ia ipo beio1tl fansiaon."
Iinpa mitG meio1n Ills on tebtd-
ma on lie, ettG astltntme Seeitflel
eteen iellaiiina fltin olemme. Gil
Ioin nellie felpao ormo, raltba ia
oltttts.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Sptalaitofieu foneita t%icrafcnnnf.
Tin


Observation-Disclosures pppn-
nost1 on Sotaoepartementti MAD
rdnnpt emil tiGaSia &anstasta POI
laltettotpafli lauren mGGrGn fonei-
ia, iotta Observation-Disclosures
ttIee iafamaan eri m~oltioiIle fGptettG
tpdfli liittobollitufien u~hpustiisto
nallttimien teioen tefoon ia pll1pi.
toon. @altiot %iootpat nGn1G foneei
ilmaiiefii. SilIG topalla iaetoan
noin 1900 traftorio, noin 400 tier
taioittaioa, ilitri iouffo fonfreetin
ieottajio, fitpenmurtaiia, boprplopi'
otto, 10000 Notwithstanding
y. m..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

fo,abnn iaoo ibmisbenfiG, alfoi
mpos @~itropasia. Sos lotpontoliti to-
Fl foIera pGaiee peiiDtpmdGn lGnti-
Teen @%nropoan Min niioen leipene-
minen mposfin @meritaan f6piii TO-
o%emmifoiIetii. On len taboen mita
iuurimmasta merfitpfiestG, ettd Tli-
noien &istin clifton tpot1 faifin to-
moin ebistetGGn, Min ettG ie fpfeniii
mio tarnolat fitlfutauoit 10 guropas
Ia tufaborlttomam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07

SDbdmeniiet fiitofiet moin
.postoriIle, ettd beifosta t~ertpepoes-
tdan buolimotta tiili nellie tGnne
julistamaan. Sitntala faifen
teiLle runiaasti polfitfoon.
OstdtpbboeqG
S. 6. %1,rrtb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-08-07
Tri ]. MUEHL,
hamaslaakari
Hurley, Wis.

Ylakerrassa, ensimainen owl
Walters lihahaupasta
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-26

we are sleeping, other towns are get ting our trade, because they have in- ducements to offer in the way of cot ton prices, etc.
 Dr. A. s. Buchanan was elected per- manent president of the newly organ ized Commercial Grub and presided in the place of Chairman Hamby through the remainder of the proceedings. An executive committee composed of Mark M. Smyth, Lynn J. Harrell Chas. F. Pittman, Thos. c. McRae Jr., and John A. Davis was appointed for the purpose of drafting a consti- tuition and bylaws and securing g permanent secretary. The commit tee will report at the next meeting tc be held at o'clock next Thursday night and acted upon by the members A vote of thanks was accorded Messrs Parks and Anderson for kindness 1T coming to Prescott and explaining the workings of the Lyons Club.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-26
SPIRITED FIGHT OVER
 REPEAL OF ROAD BILL

There was a spirited fight in the House yesterday over the Ward bill, passed by the Senate, repeating the act creating the Delta Road Improve ment District in Lee county. The bill was championed by MT. McCul- loch of Lee county, and opposed by his colleague, MT. Elliott. The latter raised the point of order that the bill is out of order because it is not with in the purview of the governors call The chair overruled this point of order, and the bill was put to vote and defeated.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-26
LEGISLATURE WILL
 ADJOURN WEDNESDAY

Little Rock, Sept. 26.--The House and Senate yesterday adopted reso- lution by MT. Riggs of Garland county that the special session of the legis- lature adjourn at noon next Wednes- day, Oct. 1.
 An amendment to adjourn at noon Saturday was voted down.
 Now that there is to be no profiteer- ing legislation, the members are ex- erting themselves to get their local measures through, and there is still great quantity of bills pending and more threatening introduction.
 There is a greater flood of bills than had been anticipated.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-26
DR. J. R. DALE IS INJURED
 WHEN HIT BY DELIVERY CAR

Dr. J. R. Dale was seriously in- iured yesterday afternoon at l:30 o'clock when he was struck and knocked down by State Line clean ing establishments delivery car at the corner of Third and Hazel streets his collar bone being broken. At the time of the accident, pr Dale was accompanied by his son Dr. Rodney Dale. The injured doctor was immediately removed to his home where the fracture was given proper attention.-Texarkana Four States Press Sept. 26.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-09-26
ACCEPT OR REJECT IS WILSON'S PLAN.
President Seeks to Secure Im- mediate Action on Treaty By the Senate-U. s. Too Proud to Ask Reservations.

Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 25.-Reducing his fight for the peace treaty to a direct issue of acceptance or rejection, President Wilson today invited the Senate to take definite and unmis- takable stand one way or the other. After declaring it would be his duty as chief executive to judge whether the Senate's action constituted ac- ceptance or rejection, should reserva- tions be incorporated in the ratifca- tion, the president added warning that he did not consider ''qualified adoption" as adoption in fact. He said, however, that he saw no objec- tion to mere interpretations.
 1 In two addresses in Colorado dur ing the day, MT. Wilson reiterated again and again that the whole con troversy had resolved itself into a clear-cut question whether the Urited States should go into the league of nations or stay out. It was time, he said, that the nation knew where it was to stand.
 Meanwhile White House officials nj the presidential party permitted it to become known that the proposed res lervation which the president quoted at Salt Lake City and Cheyenne, afid which he announced he would regard as a rejection of the treaty, was one he had been informed was agreed or by several Republican Senate leaders \ Reviewing the treaty provisions \ the president stressed the self-de ! Termination and labor features.
 ! Going on to the league of nations 'jcovenant, he declared it was necessary for carrying out the peace terms Fro the same reason, he asserted, tht covenant would be incorporated II the treaties with Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey, now under ne gotiation at Versailles.
 II ArLlcie teIl, Sdiu IiiC pACoiuChC, wei based on the sentiments, not only o. the American people, but of thu lworld. Referring to his IA points O peace, which he said only spoke th' | sentiment of the American people MT. Wilson declared that program l|had been accepted everywhere ant that he had crossed the ocean "unde bond" and carried out the peace plal which everyone had endorsed.
 MT. Wilson was applauded whel lhe said the United States was "to'
 proud to ask for reservations whicl would relieve it of some of the res |ponsibilities other nations assum
 under the league" There was nor Iapplause when he said he was fight ling for the safety of the children am
 would exert all his influence to SC
 that another generation would no have to go overseas in arms.