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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04


DID maj" - 0ir se5rduten,
idrsi6t Der y0aiIenfro.@ ui6t gsrne
engIii9e Sitsl iGr unier Deutides
glatt, 9isr fiRoen mir es absr 5es
re6tfertigt.
IS 1T nGmli6 cine tief gu b%eOauerns
be Griheinung un'-ver 3eit, oaB Dem
EeraEpa6isrosn g. hts6t eis 8u5eno
oer @brfur6t INNER mehr abse6t. Ter
Seiit uno bic QtmOIp6dre Der llnabs
1dn5igIeit in bieiem 9dnee Defenders,
tat aud oisIe fauIs 5ruai ss3eitigtt.
Nis oft h5rt man iunge Burden,
8Huben iotpobl rpie erpuhIene 9dffsu,
bic G~Htdnoige SinsIiHas ieiR io1ten,
ibrer Batter NIT solo man, rgoperz
nor" poer aud boss" b5ei6Heu -
rthtiger B d Simpler Dds pierts
@ebct lpiro in 4mericl iimmerlih
i6left gebaltsn uno brobt uieIsrorts in
sGH3liten 9srfaq 81 lomTen. Die
alien Stern, pslhen bic iaAr3sbnte=
ldngen Soreen UNI lire 9inber tiefe
Burden in bic Stirns %9e1rd5eR; oeren
9Gnoe ned i'm Qlter bic Shuielen i6s
Ter 4r6slt 3eigsn - mis oft Iiuo lie in
ibren alien 5dgeH oas finite Rao am
Wdsen uHo oieueH mdnhmal muir nod,
ais 3Islidejbe Der ausgslafsnsn frsfen
8emertungsu ibrer dufgetldrtsa piel
nmartereE" S0hRe un6 506ter. Gum
mineeiten ioats Der Sobn uno bic
2o6ter ibrsn gr3suser NIT oem @bs
rentitel Q dte nenRen. Gie 5itulas
tur roIo man. yoIo norman, ioaten
bic Gliern unter teiHsm umfano ogI-
zen. Dd muB idon lei Der Gr3iebung
Fer &inoer mi iussnolifsm Qltsr
porse5sugt tperoeu. 90 lit e6eu Grs
fabrun8stbdtiahe, bag jsHe Gl.ern,
tpes6eH non unoauf5arsn &inosrH i'm
Qlter tGum has @Raoen6roo le56nnt
Miro, 0ds man linen hinpilft, oft MIR
lie 5ratte elmer psrbdti6slnoen Gr.
3ishunsareiis erntsn. Der Batter. bic
Wuitsr, !uelhe t6ren iuugen Riuoeru
in d~ifeudrtigtr 9iebs 4Qes 9sUd6rsn.
dnitdtt ndh oem epig nsiIen Rdtte
oer Sibtl ben Stod 81 ss5rdufsn, psrz
oen meiit islbt nit piel empfinoli6erer
Strlfe opn ibrsn eiasnsH Ginoern
tsimgeiudt. Woasn pie @l.erH eius
nal in 3agen i6res differs. ibrer Sc
brehlihleit unD oulflpFgseit QftuRl
Don Settsn fbrsr erpatisnen S6bne
uHo S0tter srfa1gsn. 10 mdGea lie
irIb olfdr IorseH.
6itr3ulduoe lit sioty bic ieulimen
tale aniiht 81 osr6reitet, bab man nit
Site uno @ortsn Die Sinner ersie6en
uuo bic torpsrlite Strafe auF bag a.
rin9ite Dag ssi6rdulsn Ionte. 1er
oisisv 4Eiiht in oer Yrlris icl1t. lit
in Ger 9sssl oerlrreH. Die Gr6ianoe
itedt sinmlI in Wthifsu, uno tdBt I'D
Eel Der SugeHo meiteus obne rem Sted
Hi6t bduoisen. Nm psHisiitu in @me
RIGA. po ohHsbiH Der Sim oer llna6s
hduBi9feii uHo ols 9euuBiitiH ots eiz
1eneH 5t 81 iart entuitelt III. Der
%o,e.ssndH'e o5il hid paroe piel
6edere Reiultats fir eE @o6lfasrt bic
Iss Gdnees er'islsu. rsHn er nsnilsr
in otT Qeltpplitis 7uT @eltun1 fims.
cafir oFsJ in oer &iueerersishua3 sire
etp1s piG11ert Regs ipielte. Ter TN
alter Hitt siHmal etr -olo man aRe
m55literpeye Rob cine 5soduerusrer
tfrs ereatur IN isirsm eistnsn 6luis
'tin pil. etE teter3iss. pus rir bier
ssiagt bd6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

friiIer ale Sale lid auf cen einen Be
3irt 0On 5aDana 5~uridfilrsR IieBsn,
uno pa iernsr bic &rantbeit li6 iett
Sommsr itstig ausge6reite; bat. pd1s
renO in friibersu Sabrsn pG9reno oes
SerbFes Ttsts Gin 8idgane gu ernfas
tirsn mar. Dsuno6 tefiirftsn Die
Qer3ts feline Gptoemie, iiuo a5er Der
ne~5er5euguHJ, eaB ss piel Qrbeit, 3eit
uHo 8ofen oerurio6sH piro, UNI osr
Seude ocnfdHois 9str 81 perosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
nom @etter.

Sc Tpirb spobl mdH6sm QeIer ans
sensbm iein, sinige Rsgeln gu DiTeu.
mad pelher Ct m6glihit bsitimmt
DordusfagsH fam. Das fir Detter e
ge6en piro. Der Qanomdnn, ipeRH
e ldsH, md6eu, sruten nil, fri5t lt6
INNER 5luoor: .0us mabi nds Nst.
tsr2" GbsnIo ipri6t Der. pslbsr cine
Gsiis untsrusbmeu, Der elm sc itdit
d5ihlieBen lpiQ. 0sm BAT ni5t ihon
eas idIehte Mettey maHhmdl eineH
oiden Stri6 oura Die Rednung ges
msft. Tarum. tis6sr 5reano, msrt
BIZ bic pahItebeuoen WsttsrregeIn,
lie toHHsn biz man6sH gatsH DENT
Isifsn.
Dutauu au sutes 8ettsr
EehneH:
/. @sun bic Gpune, na6oem Is
ndbrsRo oss Sases gere9nst Bat,
Ieurtl uuO purpurR dusIieft.
2. NgHH Is d5snos bei:a i60nsn,
t,drsH 6immel petterlsuhtst, obRs
oaB man oonRern hort.
3. 4sHn eer WoHo ih6n bsg uRo
iI5srH gldujt,
4. 0enn i'm 9pumoHo ihDar3e
5Iedeu oeutlih srienn5dr limb
5. Dsnn Die Miiden uno S6naden
beg d6sHos 6auisnpeiie aufs uno ME.
oeridpjrtsH.
6. @,Hn aus ben 9aminsn her
8au6. o6Hs iit gu 5%srtbtiIsu. gsrao,
emporiteilt.
7. 0eun moraens Elm r.i6li6sr
2bau cis 0isisn IND 6eioer beoedt.
s. Deun lid pGbreuo ncs cages
peiBs, 3drts W0lthen. 5soeyu poer
BoGe abHli6. am &immst aus.
brsitsR.
Rsgenmsttsr I'm Qn3u8t:
1. 0tnH Die Some bleit, fabl
ooer buuttl ausiiebt 5sim 4ui uno
llnterJang unO lire Strabltn tsine
8raft ba6sE. foHoerH is5r itpa6
ino.
9. Nsun Th I'm ben Ulouo Elm
grduli6er Srdns 3it5t.
8. 0tHn pas 9ieb nit 5uFen uRo
60rHerH in Der St9e iharyet. Die 5uBs
bsIsdt uno nab 2uit Ihnappi.
l. 0suu Die Stpalseu oitt an
Der Groe ooer an zen Daueyn Der
umflie5en.
>. 4sRu bic oeunea i'm Staus
blei5eu uRo MD. bindus rolen.
8. Wenn sci bsiBem Qetttr Wen.
itsR uno 55isrs 9ou llje1sn uno
MidsR UNDERGRADUATE ,e.itjls
perctn,
=. 0eHn ois ounce Hh 5ui oer
&roe beTumpd .3sn nidts igsTtn ual.
len uno ip1ar Srds irsfen.
s. QeHn man ols 8eliute oey
8lcden peiterbiu Sort ais 1sv55n-
lid.
g. @snn BE 8fstuparmtr u.tt
ME sepobHlih. Tt osylya5ea ion
osrn aus osr SIRE her0ogtommtr.
IS 3tbt u iEotse fHt.
mjideS meter.
/. 0cun Die sorns gang s,i5,ots
unterQtht.
. 8tnn nd aatros rcr,s I5r1lt
iyed,s 4oltsn am o.mrsl ssiltn.
3. 0sHn Otr lRcao enc rctes peer
etl5t d0rVUul lUrium. penn Die
S,erus ta.o glanleH, a..se,re balo
oguiel iteiuen. ctHs >.f IL ourt
et 0o,ieu ctyitnl.H .rsgasr
4. Genn oie 9aa5f.5ihs ft ots
0ot2eHs iylbey 5o,sn .aFsn. ais IN
1uasrsn 5alsH-
,. 0euH o1s 9iss PES 59lnies
tyaurjl III. ,el -raIt aro Die iunlsn
Elas oisI ip.lr1sr
8. 4enU ft sa 1uuS ojsl aaf
S5y Sroe t|erurpllssc
0enu st Spsy.jr3s ooer len
fjae feline Q5ssl uu.l5i1 6tran
latter.
5. 0tnr m1E BE SgiBeu RS 5u.
ocer cSUehmtuotr Wcnces uihi ssu.
IiS "a sgitaaer ptrat1I.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

lls5sr tsiusH Stsin 1T Isittsr III
itolpern ais l6er ben Stsiu Der Aels
len.
3ufriscsu isin. 1T srpBe 9unft!
3uiris0en itetnsn y 5Iober IuHItl
3ufrieosn peroen - grpbes Slid!
3ufrRoen bIsibeu ~ WeiFerlid!
Sir i6rs Muttsripra6s tGmpFeu bic
9oIen in qreuBsn sirer 8ampf Der
9%spuncerun3 ernedt, peun mar oamii
cds 9ertaltsn Der 9sutIfsH in BET
6rsmoe in gerglsia sisbt.
Sin 2(r3t TN 4eTtn smpFisba BEN
genuB 0on 9utterUil9 als elm gutss
IEttel gsseu Die 5ruRtfu6t. Sin
aneeres, c.eleitt ned 6eferss mittel
lit bic Sel6fbeterrftung, pelte e
rem MenifeR ermSsli6t. CUR rsttsR
3eit %auf3ub6ren.
Die 6er3ogin Don marltcrouQb.
etemaltge Gpniuslo 8annsr6ilt, sat
fih bru ibrem MaHne mad sehniS6s
riser @fe nm BEN preis Den 100000
idbrli6 l~osqetauft. Sic uno Qnua
9ouIo uno 10 oisie aRosrs titetTl6tige
amerieaniide Grbinen baben lire
S%rfahrunlen nit eer eu1opdiftsn
Grtfctratie 3ismIih tbeuer 6eia6lea
miifen. 2(5sr auf Spnpatbie t6nRea
ne teiHeu Qniprud erhe6en.
. .
Sc toiet mcnotli9 cine Miaion, bic
Sronure auf Gu6d pis6sr 6er3ufeQsn.
IA ldbl id he 9auer oer americans
lfen Occupation ia geHtu dusre6neu,
SIN cn5aniitsn Sdasamt fno nGmlit
IS Milipnen.
Ter Geltrui 1T pslen lle6ertretuno
BEG Qntis9 ruit 8sisbes in Sbio su
siner 9etotrufe pon gau5en $4,000
p%erurtheilt .poroen. IA otefe Gummt
6eiHabe bic 6dlfte res tda.ifen Sim
tommens res OsItonigs Rodefeler
ausmant, 10 lam man reutlih is6en,
pie ihredIit ss 1T, sic maieTtSt oes
9eisses on3u3pstfeIu.
= + 4
S6cn uisosr. oiefes Mdl in Qrlans
las, hdben Fe einen 5rait ben 5leif6s
truit cher Dsnigtsns Elm aefpihtiaeg
@lito osFel6en, nit siner 6ofeu gelos
trdfe, 9dn5sn $4,000, beoa6t. Usan
bort 10 Dtsl 1on oieien in bic SauIenbe
ssbenoen Strdfen, gu Dem 6ieie Giiens
bd1n uno ienes Wonopol oe~rurfbeilt
Utroen. Sine beiheisene 5rage! Sat
ir9ero Stmano iton NAL ZEN gbsd
seieben. nit rem oieTe Strafen aud
be3dbIt Duroen? Ri6t, 10 LANCE
n 4 Iebsn, oenu eas 9s5sr. peuu ts
5o6 tommt pGbret 70 Sabre.
Die .9oatitat Eqaalitp 9easus" Sat
Die hofipi6tigs 5ra5e auf5epotisn:
ST cine 5rau bic giesntGimeriu il.
rsr Glsioer2~ Sic tDnute cine iolhe
Si5sHthiimsritdFt ~alleroines mituntey
6e}peifsIu. 6sionoers, ruenH ne ermads
lene 5o6ter bat, bic i6rsm umfana
uHb iaret SrDBs sinigsrmuBsn na6e
tommen.
Die 3pii6fufaati5s 9erte6rs.
GommifioH mart tdsli6 mehr uuo
ieniationslIers &Htcedun1eR. Die Isbte
SsRiation if Die 5efite1una berIh1t.
fe6t. oaB Die 61rmH pcn ,5ora mics
mails zen pabrsH qysis fir ihr gss
tfsioe srh1lltH ha5sR, icnosrn III 70
pJel, ais Elm 5ruit Don gstreiesfGnos
lsru ifHeH gu 5ie.tu fir sat 5efanh.
40es peiit caragi tiE ooB Ser 5ruR
nit ben 9a6HsR i'm snaier 2ufams
HfaRbarg it1no, ineen lie Balm.
ae%tomcedtioHsn uur sr5Bersn gstrsis
ostdRolerR siHrdHm.en, bic 1aein i'm
9tdnee parsn. sinsn 5ruf AZ 6iIoen.
pd6rsno tIsiHs gambler tets esa.n
sinen WangsI an Naaaens unb
SpsitsTrdamsH a~n5utSmpisa 6attsa.
A. -. D.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Ruffff6 3. Der sris
Sabrsstag Der ger0ffsHtli9ung
oss G3arsnmaniiefss, peldss
RuBlano cine @srfaTung gi6i, rsrs
giHg, aaer @Erpartung ~entsegen, in uns
gstriibter Rubs uno feline IsMoutrds
tionsH fanoeR fat, Ssitens Der Re
sierung mar d6er aud diien 8unoSes
bun9sH auPs l%lmfaFeuofts Oor5e6eust
Dorosn, iHoem lie iih alsrpdrts nit
~ftarter militdriifsr Wa6t sspappnst
tdtte. Sn Sdrbin, in Der Wduoihus
Tel, iousR pisosr ernits Wilitdrunrus
fen pcrsstOmmsH isiu, bod til RGbes
res Hidt gu srfabrsu, Oa bic Gsniur
ale Rldriatsu 5uridbdIt.
Sin ueuer GROCER Strsit iOa in
SiorubIaHo auagsbroten Isin, uno
idmmtlids QngeTents Der @iisnperis
in Seiaterioglan. 9riaRst uno Outs
pro.pst ionsn bic Stparse 5Ia9gs ses
6ibt BADEN. 9lu4 in GbartoD fsltsH
oisls 5auienos bic 4r6eit Elm. aus
Sbmpatbis nit BEN % RdnHsrn, bic
DOT eiusm Sabre BET Der 9srtbeioiguua
Der oortigsn 9arrieaosH sri6ofsn
tpuresn.
@esen rspoIutiondrsn Rsbsn uno
8siflifsu Def Stuosntsn epuroen bic
llRipsriitdtsH pon ct. PETERSBURG uno
8a3an, 5psi Der bsoeutsnofsu 2strans
italten RuBIanb's, seihIofeH, iPdter
aber pieoer seoffHet.
SsrroriFsu srihOTen in 2oo5, Ruis
iihpolsH, ben Director Der Rithie's
idsH Spinnersi, Sol. 6oebne, uno in
Darfhdu nuros uisoer Elm poli3iIt
pon Zen 5srroriiien eriho6eu.
Sin 1%erpestnes Rdu6ertiid Duros
i'm 5ersn Der Stdot ct. 9stersburl
0srii5t, inoem 10 ReDoIutionGre bort
einsn @slotrausport pom 3clamt mad
cem S6atamt iibeyfielsn uno 5sseR
100000 3u6sl sr5sutsten. Die Sen
Oarmen feuertsu, obpobl Ourh eiren
9%ombsnpurf %oerlpunoet, auf Die Rdus
Ser uno ipdsr oeTbaftete bic Poli3ei
nod 81 YerloHeH, a6er Der Rdub III
ipurlos berifpunoeH uno ~ieoenfaas
in bic aeoOlutiouscafs setaugt.
Das Qmts5latt per6ffentIihte siHen
G5arsuucas, pelhsr ben 4ltsldubigsn
uno anesrsu, niat sur Staatstirhs
aehorigeR Observation-Disclosures,
anter eepifsn 9orbshdItsn. oole RE
ligionsfrsiGsit aepdbrt. Iis Dufo.
tor3sn uno StunoiTsa inO a5sr nod
INNER 9sd6tst, pa gu threR 5aBunssa
aud 8erpsi9erung oes Militdtoienitss
ss60rt. Qut fir Sscten, eersn Sap
uHgeR fir unmoraIiiA selten. gibt es
teine 3eIisionsfrsihsit. 1uth Sen
SrlaB piyo audi Die gipiItraugns eiHs
ssfifr..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

man d 8. Ia in
cen tu5aniifsn q%rooin3en Santa
Clara uno gusrto principe
feline 9anosH con SniursenisH nod
INNER unruTn psruriadsn. BAT Sen.
Bel Santa Clara, G~spsranSd, Gieus
iutlos. @rucss uno Slnto Dominic
nit 2rupttn ms Is. Gdp. Relimsnts
6eieken laHeR, Die Die 9daopahen as
loien iouen, oamit oitIs olnu bic Ma
.reoeure psrfclgsn t5RnsH. Tits lit in
us6ereinItimmuna nit 8ouo,M asoons
Qolitil. feline amerieaniihsn SrappeR
bel Ger InterOrIduus Don uuru6su 81
.Oeupenosu. Tdr llnttr5rin9ung Der
5ruppen Ioasn bic iriibsgeH ipaRii6en
GdisrRsn 5sRuBt perosn. nellie gsseHs
ndrtig gu Sdul}pedeR oieneu.
Gur iefprtist une u~mfafsnoe Gins
i6rintun9 toRneH gueG Der ZEN oros
hneen Stoats5dRierott rettsn. ertldri
Wlljor 9aoo non osr lmeritaRftea
Gecup1ticHsatmes. Der fcsbsR ieine
uEvrfuhaug eer cabdRii6sE 6inaHSs
llss tstuoet sat. SH isiRsm 9eriGt
an 8oug. WasocR usranialdat Uluior
Qloe. oab an GHos oss laufsnoeH
Sisealjaarts ssa 4ctiDd in Der 606s
con ruRo S2Z0o0.000 galumtDsr.
piiittunssR in esuco5s oon d5sr $31.
000,0G0 seseni6er FeteH ,peresn.
S1Hitdts5slmte ser QInes. eie nit
ZEN 9eyhdItHiFeR duf Gu6l 3ertrlut
fiHo, 5e05dh.sn bic @us6rsituHs res
G'Itfie5srs aui Der gsrls Ger aRt.aen
NIT iisissneer Belonging. ol oieRrart
belt IN mshrsyeu. nett ooE siuaHcer
seirsHHieH SttaeE auitriit. p16rsRs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

SiSmltt'2 @atIdffuae
itlFo IN osu .tBten 0cten i'm gi.
's.7GHti ser psliiiitsH Gr5gts5uus in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Strsiniebtsr.
SOC .soaGs0Q

.sse.sAs.tt
lie dEatt rantsr Gr5;s5uns 1T
su n@tss Sriitttsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

aH isotr Ss5sno. in isSsy Rs6.
Sar'toft inn 0suii9e 1snua. ols q
H6 Iclnt, ia IN elmer 9Tsts fir bic
@gTiHnung Heusr 46onn,nttn fir Bic.
e 3sitnug ~ ssrpsresH. Ran erosirr
6 RuI siGRaL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Second eI... nsnlng-pa,llss. applied le,l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

90 Mason st.-Mlwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Sc toItet monotli6 cine Miniou, Bic
Cronun9 auf Gu5a ptsosr 6e~r3ufeqsn.
IA ldbi iit he 9duer oer americans
lfen Occupation ia qeHtu ausrs6neu,
SIN tu6anif6sn SdaBamt Fno nGmlit
10 Wiqionen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Sir i6rs Mutisriprads tdmpFeu bic
Yolen in PreuBsn siner 8ampf, Der
8spunoerun3 erpedt. peun man oamii
cds 9ertdItsn Der 0satifsR in BET
6remoe in gerglsih sisbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Ter Geltruf 1T pssen lle6ertretuno
oes QntisSru s9eisbes in S6io su
siner 9eloirafe pon gau}en $4,000
psrurtheilt .poroen. "a oiefe Summt
6eiHabe bic 9Glfts oss tdgtiden Sim
tommens res OeItonigs Rodefeaer
ausmont, 10 tdnn man peutlif fs6eu,
pie fhrsdIi6 ss lit. Die maisftdt beg
9eissss oH3u3psifeIn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

lls5sr tsiusH Grin 1T lsittsr III
ftoIpsrn ais i5sr ben StsiH Der Qsis
len.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
WHEN GREEKS
 MET GREEKS
They Organized a Phoenix Pau- Hell
 leniC ASSOciatis n.

Yesterday afternoon at her home on North Second avenue, Mrs. Shirley Cnristy entertained in honor of Mrs Tate Hartsuff Kuhns her invited guests being all the members of the National Greek letter fraternities who are at present in Phoenix. Twelve ladies who hold such memberships were present and met the guest. Mrs. Kuhns was the first president of the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity and is here to spend several weeks in tae city. She is a most interesting woman and has travelled largely abroad, and has visited most of the points of interest in America. During the afternoon she gave many of her experiences in travel and told of her finding fraternity girls wherever there were Americans.
 During the afternoon an association was organized and will be known as the Pan Hellenic Collegiate associa- tion with all who were in attendance as members. Mrs. Shirley Cnristy is president and Mrs. J. C. Hurley sec retary. Following the organization Of the association delightful refreshments were served the guests and the bal ance of the afternoon was spent in conversation
 Those who were present and who are members of the new organization Were: Miss Crissie GiIchrist Kappa Alpha Theta. Hanover, Indiana: Mrs. Waldo B. Christy, Pi Beta Phi Univer- sity of Colorado, Denver: Bessie Bell Hutchinson, Pi Beta Phi. Northern University. Evanston, H.; Miss Eliza beth Coats. Pi Beta Phi Boston Uni versity, Boston; Miss Edith Mason. Delta Delta Delta University Califor- mia. Berkley; Mrs. J. C. Hurley. Delta. Delta, Delta. Baker University. Kan sas; Miss JUnia Todd, Delta Delta Delta, Simpson college, Iowa; Mrs George H. Brewer, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Northwestern University, Evanston. H.; Mrs. Edward Ceilings, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Bloomington. md; Mrs. Tate Hartsuff Kuhns. Rap pa Kappa Gamma, Butler University. Indianapolis, Ind; and Mrs. Shirley Christy. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Simp- son college. Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
IN TALL GRASS.

The late Hon. lilly Haines of Boston. told this story of the first Haines. who came to America in 1870.
 Upon leaving England, his father having heard of the wonderful richnes Of the soil of this country. charged Walter to travel before settling. until he could find the grass tall enough to tie over the horses back" He visited in Watertown, and riding westerly. passed through the Sudbury marshes. where his horse sank so deep in the mud that he was enabled to tie the grass over the horses back, thus fixing the home of the Haines family in the town oe Sudbury
Arizona republican., 1906-04-05
L. L. PLANK, 11o-112 w. Washington St.
HOME COPPER co.

At meeting of a large number of the shareholders of the Home Copper company, held at the office of the jres- ldent Monday last, the directors were instructed to enter into a bond for the sale of the property in the sum of Sl25,OOO. About four fifths of the stock issued was represented at the meeting, which was a very harmonious affair. The Home company owns some thirty claims located between Morenci and Eagle river, upon which it has done a considerable amount of work
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OF INTEREST TO PIANO BUYERS.
 If a dealer asks you $4OO for a piano, and after much negotiation consents to accept $250, don't think for a. mo- ment that you have an opportunity to secure a $40O piano for s25O: but make note of the fact that he tried to get $40O for a S25O piano. Also re- member that you could get it from us at S250 and even less without any pre- liminary talk. and thus save your time. Bear in mind that when you buy a Baldwin. 2 Weber. q Chase, a BehT Bros. and other high grade pianos for which We are direct manufacturers agents, you obtain the very best as low as $550 on easy payments.
 REDEWILL MUSIC co.
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List Of Property
 For Sale

well improved place. consisting Of lots, Groom frame dwelling, good well, stable, plenty of shade, located in University addition S1,25O.
 Loans negotiated on real estate on most favorable terms.
 40-acre tract 5% miles west from Phoenix, improved, one-half mile from Salt River canal, price $40 per acre.
 so acres, miles from Phoenix, inn proved, under Salt River canal, at $4J per acre.
 so acres, 6 miles southwest from sugar beet factory, water right, $20 per acre.
 Sroom brick dwelling, nicely located on street car, S3,25O.
 3 lots. located on the corner Of North Fifth avenue. at a bargain.
 ,. 10 and 2O-acre tracts, the finest soil and location. adjacent to Phoenix and street cars. only $125 per acre.
 Terms on any of the above to suit purchaser.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Dr. L. NJ. Swikerath will leave for Denver about May 1st. If there IS anything the matter with your eyes or need glasses. see him at once. 2 l.. Washington St, upstairs.
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during the past four years, but the available were not sufficient
 to develop the property to the best advantage. hence it now seems likely that it will pass into stronger hands. Copper Era
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PASTURE AND WATER
 FOR SHEEP OR STOCK.

Have steam pumping plant, plenty water and unlimited pasture. Desire to contract with cattle, sheep or horse
 owners for seasons service. Address Geo. O. Ford. Jerome Junction, Arizona.
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H. o, RAMSEY
VETERINARY SURGEON

Graduate Ontario Veterinary Col lege.
 Also a few gentle horses and nice rigs for hire and Jefferson St. Phone Black 553. Phoenix, Ariz.
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Mrs. R. w. Craig and daughter have gone to Castle Hot Springs, where they will spend several weeks. Mrs. Craig spent several weeks at the springs the forepart of the last sea son.
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Mrs. Mary A. Seiboth and Miss Alice Seiboth of Globe, spent yester- day in the city on a visit and return ed to their homes last evening.
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Employ a
 Reliable Plumber

Pay the price good work always com mands and you'll never have to apolo- gize to yourself for being shortsighted. Let us do your work. We haven't a poor workman in our place. They're the best in the land and we guarantee every piece of work done by them. Ask your neighbor about us. If we do the work, it will be done ri Int.
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MeIczer Bros. Co, sole dealers O!d RutIeGge-
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Mrs. Aylwin, HaIr Dressing. II S Center. Switches. james. toilet articles
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pR0EE Si0NEL
NOTARY PUBLIC,

E. E. PASCOE. Notary Public. Convey ancing a specialty. Acknowledgement taken. 110 North Center street.
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The only man who is sure he is not modest .s tie vain man.-New York Press.
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TO THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 of the CENTRAL AVENUE IMPROVE MENT COMPANY

: That at a special meeting of the stock holders of the Central Avenue Improve ment Company, held at the office of the company in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, on the 24th day of March, A. b. 1906, after due notice of the time place and purpose of the meeting, there being present and voting in the affirmative all of the issued and out standing stock of the company. Articles III and VI of the Articles of Incorpor- ation of the said Central Avenue I'm provement Company were amended to read. wit:
 ARTICLE III
 "The amount of the authorized capital stock of this corporation is and shall be seventy-five thousand dollars (S75. 5.000.00). divided into seven hundred and fifty C750) shares of the par value of one hundred dollars CS1O0.00) eacn, and the times and conditions upon which the said stock is to be paid in is as follows: When the same shall be paid in full in cash upon subscription 1 being made therefor No stock shall be issued until fully paid and the same shall forever thereafter be non-assess- able"
 ARTICLE VI
 "The highest amount of indebted ness or liability to which this corpora tion shall at any time subject itself is fifty thousand dollars ($5O, O,OOO.OO)." In witness whereof the said com pany has caused this certificate to be executed by it's president and it's cor pOrate seal to be affixed and attested by its secretary, this 2Sth day of March, A. D. 1906
 Corporate SeaD
 CENTRAL AVENUE IMPROVE
 MENT COMPANY.
 By ISAAC T. STODDARD.
 President Attest: VERNON L. CLARK.
 Secretary. Territory of Arizona.
 County of Maricopa, ss.
 Before me, w. H. TeasIey. a notary public in and for the Territory and county aforesaid on this day person ally appeared Isaac T. Stoddard, known to me to be the president of Central Avenue Improvement Company and to me known to be the same person whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing in strument, and he Acknowledged to me that he voluntarily executed the same Tor and on behalf of said company. as us Tree act and deed, and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. Given under my hand and seal of of ice, this 18th day of March. A. D. 1906
 (NotariaI SeaD
 w. H. TEASLEY.
 Notary Public. 1907.
 Filed according to law March 30 1906.
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cHIRoPOpY.

PAINLESS removal Of cOrns or hunions prices 30 cents each Privacy assured. Day or night. All instruments sterilized Fashion Barber Shop. 43 " Washington St., opp Santa Fe office. Telephone Red 962. InGrowing Nails Speciality.
 FRANK SHIRLEY
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OSTEOPATH.

DIR. D. L. CONNOR, Osteopathic Physi- clan. Office West Adams St. Phone office Red 1494; residence Red S3
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See Dr. swikera,h for glasses now.
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More Trouble

results from plumbing installed by un- scrupulous plumbers than from all other causes in toto. Some people are so anxious to save a dollar or two they don't care who does the plumbing so long as the price is low. Such people consider themselves very shrewd Whats the result? Leaky joints,- trashy terial,--constant repairs,- continual expense
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OF INTEREST TO PIANO BUYERS.

See Dr. swikerath for glasses now.