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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Der critic Streik
Scr 4,citfliegcr
gerlanssm sSiebsrciuitellnns lire,
entlaiienen aamerab.u, Die
ltniidJerbeit ibrer SlnsSense.

Sem yorf, %. Syuli. - 3pon3ie
SIieser Der YoitbebOr6e, iueIde ben
Jlueoienlt 8ipiidjcE bier iino $50
ibineton. iolpie oud Chicago berie-
ben, berlpeigerten belte ben 0ienit
nno fnnoen fid nid,t ouf Dem Slug
feIo i'm Belmont Garf. s. S., elm.
Die glusitdnoigen benahridtieter'
oen 5peiten .@eneralpoltmei-
iter, Otto 9sraeser, oaB iie an Den
Streit ait geben bedbiidtisten falls
slpei Slieger, Die fiiraIid entlaiien
pur6en ni6t pieoer eirseitellt mir
oen. Gie erip6bnten 8lue5eusfiibrer
ipeigerten iih fiir3lid nit ibren Ma-
idinen oufauiteigerL oa aneeblid) ali
0idter @ebeI berridte uno lire Ma.
ihinen itniiAer iparen.
3ie nllsit1noigen 9oItffieser be-
idlperen fid aud. bob Die 5nr an-
nenouns tommenOen GIugaeilge all
gefabrpoG iino uno cine Minimum.
aeidminoigfeit bon 100 Meilen ba.
ben. Sic tpiiniten sSIus3euge nil
elmer eeringeren SdueIligfeit; audl
berlaneen fie, bob oieielben NIT ent-
ipreden0en Sidlerbeitsborri6tunge
auseeitattet iperben, Die ibnen bisber
berlpeigert Durben. Crit fiiraIid
ftiir5ten 3pei 8oItflieger, @cgusfer
|ttno Sanborn, nit ibrer Maidinen
in ben 500.
Die SIieger beibiperen iif bes
iueiteren baB tie feline beiieren Sob.
ne erbielten ols Die Me6anifer, oie
Bel ibrer arbeit nidt ibr Seben ris-
fieren. Sic bebnuptetL 0oB Die ge-
genudrtis our @ermenbung fonmen.
ben 5lug5ellge fir Die SIieger, aIs
aud fiir oos a1aerneine 8ubIifiim
eine ernIte @efabr beoelten.
Silfs Goitmeiiter graeeer gnb
1eute 5lL oaB iid Die Boltflieger I'M
slusftano 6efinoen, ipoourd oie 2uft-
bef0roerune BON 8riefpoIt bebin0ert
iei. GieieIbe ion ieood fofort auf.
genommen iueroelL iobolo man Gr-
fab fit bic 4usitdnSieen erlongen
fam. Die stnei entlaiienen Slug
5eugfiibrer iollen iiiifer feinen I'm.
itanoen tuieoer III ben 9ienIt geitelt
lueroen. gfn Dem fragipiiroigen Ia.
&c, oIs It'd, oie beioen Slieeer ipei,
gerten NIT ibren Waaidinen oufsu-
iteigen batten 9sripatfIieger itnge.
binoert gaiiosiere In bic 2iifte ge-
fiibrt. Serr 9raeeer erflart, bob
bic goFtflieeer olfiteieen uliiBten,
tpenn iuner oas 9oitoeportement
geniigenO 9riefldlaften fir Die ge-
for0eritrtg norratig babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
krcatieii tuiH iieb
BON Scrbicn trcnncn

garis, %. eSuIi. - Sier aug
agruur uno groa eingetroffene 9e.
ridte nleIoeit, ooB fi9 IN &rootien
cine eefdbriide uilit1riihe GeboIu.
tion borbereitet, s(us aeroln, Der
Souptltnbt bon Groatien miro beritb-
tet, ooB frontifhe aruppen eine itl-
obbaneige frpatild)c Mepnblif bro.
fIautiert babpn. Gieiefbcn iolfen and
an beridiebenen Gunften nit ben
lln9arn fraterniiiereft.
@raa, eteiernarf, 25. SuIi. -
SSn oenl ettpa 36 @eiIen oItli9 bon
bier gele9enen Marbiirg lit es au
idmeren ausidreitungen gefommen,
nobel cine an5abl 9erionen getotet
iuuroen. 9ie oortige @orniion re-
boltierte eegen bic laneione 9emo-
bilifierung. Snsseiamt iolen brei.
Big Berionen get6tet tporoen fem.
8iele onoere tpuroen beriuunoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
1,etterbcrid,t

Sur 0naba uno ltmgegenD .
Sbon tno fortgeiett porn BET
abeno uno Samstog.
Sir gatFrosfaAS6o uno fol
eeiett tuornI beute nbenO; mdrm|
i'm ditBerEten peitliten EeiIe; d
Saustag oIeeutein idOn. etiu
fiibIer IN ipeitIihen inO n0rolih
GeiIeit.
Sir 2LGgenlein id0n ba
obenb iiro Sonsine; mariner
GuBerIten iiib6Itliden Teile bel
nbeno. 5ortgeIett ipnrn am SoHI
tag; eiuos fiibler i'm nOrOpeIHid |
zeiIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Gencr anf Dem 9amyier Cedric.

ytefp yort, 25. Sui. --8man3iq
5euerme6rIettte unb a 1litgIie6er
Der Miannibaft 0es 9ompfers Sc.
oric, bon Der 8bitc Stor 2inie, tuur.
ben bon oem gial;9 eineg Geuers,
ons i'm SinterteiI oes S6iffes aus.
brad iibertpdltiet. Die 2aouno BEG
Sdiifes, beitebano aus gao6rltnas.
utitteL oiirfte Elm bolitdnoieer Ser.
luit ieiu. Der Sdaoen miro oltf
$4,000 bernni6logt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
geldlmlbiat getlman.p .pOllluea.

@enf, 25. sSuIi. .-prof. Iippolo,
eine glutorit1t i'm internationalen
Redte, bertritt Die Gniidt, oab Or.
bon 8eibmonn.Sou.peg oerieniee
iet, ipeIher am meiiten i6ul6 iei om
&riege, inebr oIs Der &oiier tn0
bic oeltti9en @enerole. or foroeri
Die i6neioeriide 0fegierilne out
nidt at erIailben, SoIiipeg unS otl.
oere Gattide. peIbe ongebli6 am
sfrieee berontportlih Iein iollen,
oos 2ono bctreten Su Taiien. sSn Der
Sdpei5 bnIten lih ieBt feds 8eut.
ide ouf 6eren ausIieferiing Die
aIliierten berlaneen, unter ibnen be.
fin6et fid ser friibere Gronprina
Ofuppreht bon 8npern @roB.
aomirol bon Sirpis, @rof bon
gerdtoIo un6 Serr 8ernltein. 8iele
oiterreihiihe, buIeariife uno tiir.
fiide friibere Minilter iino ebenfaas
in Der S9tpeia, un0 aipor Die mel.
iten bon ibnen inter fali5en No.
men, Inn ibrer @nt6eduns a,t ertt.
eeben.
9entidlIan6 nnS GpIen.
2onoon, 25. sSu[i. --Gie ocuti6e
9ieeierlna bot bie gaiierten IN
aenntnis eeiett, nit oen 93oIen
aipeds STUNNING oes ibnet1 5uge-
iprodenen @ebiets al unterbon.
Oeln. go nelOete belite 6os polniide
Stifoor sstiiff Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Gin arufer streif in glnslidlt.

Davenport, Sa., 25. SSuIi. - IN
500 glngeitellte Der Sri.@itb Sail.
tuup Company, einifIieBIid bon 90.
penport, gfod sSSsIono uno @oline,
baben einitim1lis beidbIoiien am l..
alusuit an ben Streif 5u geben,
menn iie feline 2obnerbobulg er9al.
ten. Die 9lrbeiter berIangen 75c
Die Stunoe; es lit nod nidt Iange
Der, oaB oeren 2obn bon 40 nuf SOC
erbobt tulrbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Waerifauer actuurnt.

glebrasfa Gitp, gebr., Is. sui.
@G6reno Der 91ndt om Gonnerstee
iplroen in oen S6Io6tbGuiern Bet.
tel angeidlaget nit Der gtoti8, bnB
ollie bier 6eifdftigten @erifaner Oie
StaOt lGrgTtens Bis sountag Der.
IoIen Ga cine groBe 9ln8obI Wae.
rifnner bier beidaitigt firb, 70 be.
fiirdtet nan ausidreitlngen. Goun.
tponipnlt Seinfe bot cine llnterilt.
dung begonnen itno miro Die iful.
oigen gerionen 3ur giedenibnft sie.
Zen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Die erite 1919 ganm,uulle i'm gsarft

Seelep, @aIif, 25. SnTi. Der
erite galen goiimtpolle, Der in oie-
fem Sabr geerntet uno inQreniert
m1roe, lit nm 9titttpod ouf oen
W1arft gebrodt uno 81 35 Gents oas
8funo berfauft tporotn. 9eit eincln
Bonus bon $25, nebit Den sSngrpttter-
foiten brndte Der 9aIlen iiber 5000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Tenrr in gaietsfaIsrnen.

Wl1n6eiter, q. @l., %. SnIi. -
gei einsm 6euer, Oos beute 5u fri
ber WorGsiitltitOe in sfpei Mietstn.
fernen (Ienements) gum stusbrud
FAM lunroen 5tpei Gerionen eetotet.
Bier nnDere iperSen perullBt uno
&C miro befiirdtef, ooB nuf iis per.
bronni iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
GrHennnnsen i'm italieniiden Bot.
ffaffshienit.

glonL Is. SuIi. - Ger bis6erige
@eneroIoireftor oes g[uswdrtiaen
anltes, @iocomo De Rnrtino, ipltr6p
gum itoIieniiden BotIdofter in
3aitifInnS bpf6roert. Bring AIlin.
Ia giIl1 6rmeo tuiu6e gIeifseitig
gum ssedtsbsiitnno Der ltnlieniiben
Boti6nft in @aibington ernnnut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
llnterindlnna rlcftriidler gnhnen.

2incoln, gebr., 25. Sui. - 9ie
Staats' '@iienbobn aontmiiiion bot
beidloiien einen gertreter nod Bo.
ibington 81 ien0en Inn on Der lin.
teriudung oes getrie6es eleftriIder
gabnen, bic bon elmer aomntiIiion
noraenommen miro teil5une6men
Die Grage oes Sradt6erfebrs miro
cine Der tpidtialten iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
slOOilum ssait bcfOrOcrt.

2incoIn, giebr., %. Snli. - 9lO.
oiion 8ait, ieit Idneerer 3eit gloiu-
tant Oes SoIoatenbeinls in @rono
SsIor6, gaebr., lit gum aonnton.
oonteu bef0roert iuoroen ndbreno
Bnitor 5. 8. @dits, bon 8aIporilo,
gum 4oiutanten ernannt uurSe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Suit 6iirftt iit
DergeblidD bemilDtll
tpilfcn tuirS erit nad icincr teSctcmr ccn Jnbalt
Ses amerikaniid,sfransoiifdeen Biincniiies
Sent SenGt bekanat 9ebcn
,teberrai3uns iiber Glerncncea,ts entbiillunsen

oes 8reutiers Gleinencenii ilno oes
@aridon Sod ideinen, oab Der iitt-
Iit1riide @eiltano bon ieiten oer Ser.
Staoten llidJt Die lcbte Silfe ieift
ioI[, ionoern Die erlte. GroBbriton.
nier, 10 miro ltits geingt, ipiro 10
beid1ftigt iein, bos aaiIerreiA sii-
iarlutef8ubalten, iuel6es itrter 6ert
Jrieoensbertrog beoeuteno bergro-
BERT miro, oab aiif Die Ser. 5toaten
in erlter 2iltie Die 8ernntiportitng
f1llen puroe, 5ranfreid) oiifrebt at
er6alten Bel benz cnentueIlen slnitlir-
me eegen Die ietigen Sronilngen,
melde in europa eingefiibrt mer0elt
ioaen. 9ies lit fir Die Ser. Stoos
ten ein gdn3 relter @eOnnfe. gtie-
mano in oieiem 2otloe bot oornt ges
oaht, bis 9renlier Glenlencean Ole
@rfldrung abgab, oaB 0raltfreidl
bon Den Ser. Staoten ertpartet bdt-
te, ooB iie i'm SaIe zines arieges
iofort nit elmer bieI groBeren Wod)t
5u SiIfe ellen 1oaten, oIs bon Dein
britiiben &nilerreid eripartet miro.
Senat muf' iuarten.
Grdlioent 8ilion geOerft Den SIT
bait oes amerifaniib frou3oiii1en
@iinOlliiies erit nod 9eenOigung lei.
ner &eOetour Dem Genat Su inter-
breiten. 60 maroe bente I'M Mei-
Zen Sauie befannt gegeben. gs ber-
lailtet, ooB 5err 8ilion BEL oieier
@elegenbeit eine Geoe bolten ipiro.
nit oeren ausarbeitltn9 ct beid1f..
tigt 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Aderbaa gsiuilIisnHss gia
nngenDmmen.

8aibinston %. SnIi. = grdii.
bent 8iIion bot Die aderbou.gauiI.
ligiings.gin, ME oieie[be ongenoIii.
men tpuroe, unterSeidnet. Die eritg
Bill fDuroe BON 9r1iioerfen peiierf,
neil i1r Der gsioerriif Deg Cages.
Iidtgeieses nnaeb1net mar. SSn Oer
iesigen Bill NOR Der Iestew 1eil
mtsseloiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Gnol. hcbleiterdbcrs
Streik tpirS bcioeleot

2onbon, 25. Suit. - sluf Gruno
elmer geftrigen aonferen5 Oes Ser.
banolungsfouitees Der oreanilierten
nit ben 8ertretern Der
9erglperfsbeiieer eriportet man cine
baIoiee, frieoIide 8eilegung oes
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Die 2lnknnft ser
bitl9ar, Dcleaaten

garis. 25. sSuli. - @'an erlpor.
tet, oaB Die blil9ariiden Srieoensoe.
legnten beilte bier eititrcffen iperocn.
Dieielben botten ali ibrer Sobrt
9ieieIben batten ouf ibrer gieiic
in Sauianna, Sdmei5, itrterbro6cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
stimmredt in eIeOraia aeidIaaen.

gltldnta Ga, 25, SuIi. Die 3a.
beg 8unoes.S .Stimmrefts.
amen0emerts ipuroe nit elmer gro.
Zen Oiebrbeit eei6Iogen Ger Senat
Oertudrf OnsieI6e NIT 80 ee9en 10
5timmen oos Sous itinlnlte init
1872 eegen "a Stimnlen 0ogeeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25
Stfiirluortet. .0iebe
Tranfrti6 !! tgeniiber
DemtitlanS foa Scr 1relts ciien, Saf man Sen
SricSen amfrcdt crbal 2 min; kcinc fiea
cbne DeMtlHlaitS
ers,saiier mag bleibcr, tuo er eeeentpartie 1T

ItenpeIt tperhen ipiirbe, itno oas iei
cine politiide @efnbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-25

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4). AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT or OCTOBER 8. 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR
BY ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEsoN. PosTMAsTER-GENERAL
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Providing Dollar Credits.

II Is admitted that the continuance of
a high premium abroad for New York
Exchange operates to restrict purchases
Of American goods by foreign buyers.
During the fiscal year just ended the
United States accumulated an inter-
national trade balance of virtually $3,-
100000. Besides interest on our
holdings Of foreign securities amounting
TO about $500, 600, 600 annually is due us.
About 800. 10000 more Is due Amer
lean investors yearly for sums advanced
to foreign countries. When foreign ma
turtles are taken into account that
foreign indebtedness to us will be in
creased by about $70o.000.000. These
calculations chow that nearly $4,000, 00o.-
900 will have to be provided during this
calendar year for financing new obliga-
tons and caring for maturities.
This country never has confronted such
a financial problem, and although we
have abundant resources. Its solution will
call for skilful financing. Under the
law tho Treasury cannot make direct
advances to foreign countries OF more
than $4,000, 900. 900. Those credits
practically have been exhausted, as most
OF the $500. 100000 remaining has been
allocated. The War Finance Corpora
ton has authority TO advarice $1,000
900. 900 for promoting foreign trade, but
restrictions are such that that fund has
been availed OF only In a limited way.
CoordinAting Relief Agencies.
The bankers committee OF this city,
tho Federal Reserve Board and the
Treasury authorities will discuss with
the President the programme for or
ganization OF the nation wide syndicate
to finance those extraordinary demands
Within the next few months the prob
ability Is that the American markets
will be flooded with foreign securities.
Those issues will not be in such volume
| as TO cause congestion or injury 10
| demand for homo securities. But since
| the United States Is about the only
reservoir of credit to which foreign bor-
rowers may resort II Ia apparent that
American investors will be offered ex-
| ceptional opportunities to extend foreign
investments The probability is that
thoAe new loans will be offered at terms
which will prove attractive even in q
per cent money market. Much finsnc-
| Ing Will be attempted by domestic cor
porations of high credit The high grade
Industrial security has broader market
to-day than ever. which IL natural In
view of its exceptional financial position
and large earning power All indiea-
tons point to record security dotationt
| by foreign and domestic corporations in
response TO world wide demand for capi.
tai with which to repair wars waste
The domestic borrowings will relate
largely TO broad demand for new con.
struction and improvements called foI
by general effort to take advantage OF
unprecedented opportunity to market
American proaeats shsnAA
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Heavy subscriptions from all over the
United States for the new issue OF ST.
100000 q Per can't cumulative pro-
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New England Securities.
Specta, Despatch 10 TER suS.

Boston, July l3-Sales OF New Eng
land manufacturing and other securities
IL Ir,nlIada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26
THIS HEAD WORTH $4,000


OF course you have heard Of Dataa,
tAe human encyciopedia-the man
who can memorise and reel Of dates
quicker than the IRE Of q machine
gun: the man on whose head the doc.
tors have placed q price Of f2,O00f
But I am not anxious to sell II yet
for dissection" Datas told q writer
for London Tit-Bits the other day.
1T 70 worth more 10 me than f2O00."
Datas has lately been dsvourins
war facts and had Just added q couple
Of thousand IL two and . half hours
to his repertoire when We met.
FOR Al outlay Of twopencs." he
said. II bought q little book on q
bookstall. called Two Thousand Tacts
About the War I bought It and read
the list through In two and q half
hours and then knew It BY heart"
There II no doubt about 1t. test.
Cd Datas with the book in my hand,
and no matter what question I asked
him-dates Of battles. air raids. names
a ships sunk. famous generals ca.
rsers-he answered them without hest.
tation, says the writer.
Datas has had many amusing and
curious experiences. but the most *.
daordinary was the friendly dinner he
shared With John Lee. the Babbacombs
murderer. and the late James Barry,
the executionef who tried to Rang
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26
DESIGNED FAMOUS OLD HALL
Philadelphia Lawyer Architect Of
Building Whore Immortal oselara.
tion Was Signed.

Independence hall stands not only
a. the place Of rest for the Liberty
bell. but n the old Pennsylvania
statehouse. and the building wherin
the Declaration Of Independence was
signed In 1776. with John Hancock at
Its head. II is still In excellent pres
ervatiOn. and its quaint red and white
front and brick belfry give 1t an air
Of romance and antiquity.
For many years It WAS unknown
who was the designer Of the old state.
house, now better known az Independ.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26
KIDNEYS WEAKENINCi

al eS :: tas sstRerisins M sn ssis.
The good housewife Of Holland vouj0
almost q soon Be without food o. VIII
s sss,I &, r! R:a1 d RGtsA RFoPs :: e
o. Cep:ulss Theif pc fsseoree
msasurs for the sturdy. robust isaltA
OF n r. s aell s.is, a. =. ,..,. ,..,..
boz q GoLp MGbxE Harlem I'd
Capsules. Take them a. directed, an6
u you. are not saas6ed with results you1
aru(sist viii gladly refund ycur mens5.
the bog and accept ~ other. In ssale1
boxes three sizss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26
Dressed 10 KIN IN sshsil.c,eth.s

Dresssd - XIII n "oissii.c leth.s
6hell-cloth 10 the name Of q new
fabric being manufactured in Eng
land. Tho stuff 70 hne serge and On
essential part Of projsctiles.
And now that the war 10 over The
stun 10 going Into the making Of
clothes instead OF shells, says the
Philadelphia North American. II
ought to make 'stagEerinGly" good
looking clothes. don't you Think Ons
woman might say quite truly to an
other: "Oh. my dear. she was dressed
to kill. oil In shellcloth."
Or. on the other hand. what clever
opportunity for the feminine cat Il
say that her dear enemy has "shock
ing taste In the matter Of clothesl"
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26

Chicago.-HoEs-Top 5000; bulk.
lieso6ao.io: heavy weight. liGse0
4o.o0: medium weight. $4,000 10. 10:
light weight. $3.50 0:ois; light. light.
slseoS is:Is; heavy paekins sows.
smooth. llS.1bS 1879: packing sows.
1900.
cattie-Beef steers. medium asA
heavy weight. choice and prime. Sit.sL
His.?S: medium snd good. Si2%O0
1900: common. iio.sso 1870: light
weight, good and choice. $4,000 i<.k6:
common and medium. ei0.OOV 1879:
COWS. $500 1873: tanners and cutters
$3.50 80: veal calves. light and
handy weight $3.50 1900: feeder
steer. $3.50 i?.'s: stock steers. $500
ghesp-iAmbs. ~ pounds down.
n6.7s6 1875: Guile and common. 5000
0ib.6o: yssrlinn w~therp. Sii.E00
ig.e0: ever, medium. good and choice
leis0s's; cuiis and common, SS.ooC
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-26

Kidney and bladdss troubles dont
disappear Of Themselves. They grow
upon you, slowly but steadily. under
mining your health with deadly Ger
tainsy. until yos IAN . victim b b
durable disease.
Stop your troubles While TER. +
come big aches. Don't tribe with dis
eass. IL avoid future suffering begin
treatment With GOLD MEDAL HaaF-
lem on Capsules now. Ttke three OF
four every day until you feel that you
are entirely free from pain
Thil vsll.knewn preparation has bSe1
one OF the national remedies OF 6ol'
land for centuries. In 1896 the govern
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sey's Din Of Fare.

George Bailey. answering tho In
Quiry. what IL good for boy to eatf'
says:
'At this time Of tho year. according
to the theories extant In North CARO-.
lima in 1870. Q boy should have daily
plenty Of green fruit. pine rOsin, young
cucumbcrs. raw new potatoes. green
blackberriex. douxhnuts, branch water
and two hours In the swimming hole"
Constitution,
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Lee three times but failed. BERRY,
after ceasing to b IN executioner. set
up at Bradford - . phrenologist and
character reader" said Datas. His
card bore the words: "Heads exam.
ined." He examined . good many
heads In his time"
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oesnSsst rhlns ~ Earth.

There u not Q man or woman. how.
|Pver poor they may he. but have Il
h their power. by the grace Of God.
ro leave behind them the Grandest
hhlnx IN earth. character: and their
FhIldren might rise ~ after them and
phrnk God that their mother was q
cious woman. or their father . pious
h,nn.-E. Macleod.
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CssA Gssts 10 ChS~sss

chicsso.-rorn-So. : yellow. li.Sak
OieS: No. I yellow. nominal No.
y~iiAw. nominal
osts--So. 3 white. 'oo7iHc .saal.
sfd nominal
Ry.-So. (? ~ fti,
Uafiss-tilia lY7
T,mothy.-it, GOA 1900.
Nominal
Nominal.
t.AIn-s14uf.
alb .i o0e:i.s5.
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encs hall. But the discovery shout
forty years ago Of the identical design.
now In the Pennsylvania Historical No.
ciety's collection. set the question ut
rest.
Il was none other than Andrew Ham.
ilton. who not only held high once In
the province. but ~ q lawyer made
the reputation Of the Philadelphia bsr.
This wan accomplished when he wss
Invited to New York to defend the
printer. Zsnger. and contended success.
fully for the liberty Of the press. the
nrst time the subject had been settled
u q court Of law In this country.
NatloN's Great Destiny.
Our country In 4 fact NJ fast. sO tre.
nendous In Its import and bearings.
that the mind Gun hardly grasp Il. II
reminds US of the Almighty. II sug.
ks~ts Omnip0ience.
And yet II may be truthfulIy said
.tnt the nation Inns scnrceiy begun its
'areer. Grent nv II In. II IN but Nh In.
FAINT compared with what Il In destined
to b<cOins.-Rev. +. h. Gregory.
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Dry q Fam Nov.

DseaHls I'D = sAeaper than Il vlll syse
8 Ssspess1 3 fsRsisA nee iaformatie1 .
Aemseeskess Fsear1iAG farming eppostul1-
~ We have neehi.e e selis y 1eesy =
leAaS only iD3egnAk1eA 70 gtvA Write ~
fully WITH rs3essaee - yo1r Media NAns
u seats go want - Iearn abeu&. J.. L
D1WAr1A Manager; ASrioultufal 0eotieA,
D. q IAilroaA Admtni0tFakSoo. 1een ~
WA0A1ngtoA. p. Cav.
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Charity and Denial,

Brother men. one act Of charity will
teach % more Of the love Of God than
b thousand sermons-one denial. than
whole volumes Of the wisest writer's
|on theology.-F. W. Robertson.
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ovtlevra Ter Plmpiy FaesA

outleura fer Plmply FaelA
10 remove pimplss and blackheads
smear them With Cuticura Ointment
Wash OF In i've minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water. Once clear
kssp your skin clear By using them 1oe
daily toilet purposes. Don't fan b -
eaude Cuticura Talcum-Adv.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Metal NnRkP0s.

Metal Markets.
Colorado settlement prices
Bar silver. 9l.l2A.
Copper. per pound. l7it b lsc.
Lead. $40
Spelter. $40.
Tunastsn. per unit, $500 1000.