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Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

way, is one of the most serious of
 all those which perplex the city, since
 57 per cent of the persons desiring
 them are unable to obtain competent servants. and the average time which
 the household helper remains in one place is less than two months. It is estimated by employment agencies that the average servant takes at
 least seven different positions every year, and that 25 per cent of their time is spent in looking for new places with resultant changes of more than 5000 daily This of course does not mean that there are 1,00O,0O servants seeking places in New York
 since large number change oftener than once a week. The Housewives society which has been organized to cope with this servant problem, will attempt to counteract the tendency among servants to change situations constantly by offering a series of awards for continuous service for terms ranging from two to twelve years. For the latter term of con- tinuous service rings and cash prizes are given. Prizes for shorter periods include bracelets. orders for clothes and the like. For two years con tinuous service solid gold bees in the form of pins are given. As an indication of the condition in this city the fact that only thirty-on bees, four bracelets and one ring were awarded at the first presenta- tion of prizes is significant. In other words the society. which found positions for 900 servants last year, has been able to discover only thirty one who hay occupied the same po= sition for two years, and only one who has done so for twelve years.
 A good deal has been said of late about the enormous expense of the public service commission of this state. The fact that the cost of it's maintenance amounts to about S4,000 a day was used repeatedly during the past Campaign as an argument against it. But whether the commis- sion itself be regarded as successful or unsuccessful figures just collected throw a new light on the matter by proving that this body is not so expensive after all. As a matter of fact the annual increase of expense due to its existence is only 94,000, a sum very considerably less than the 1900, 900 generally cited as the prop CT figure. Before the creation of the two public service commissions the various unrelated commissions, work ing, which then existed to deal with the same subects, were maintained at an annual expense of s1.106,649. Of this the rapid transit commission got S921,459: the railroad commission. s101,57S; the gas and electric com mission, S6O,171. and the state inspec- tor of gas meters. $23.44O. As com pared to the total expense for these various commissions that of the two new public service commissions per forming not only all the duties of their predecessors, but additional ones as well, is S1.201. .143. an in crease of S94.493. In view of the billions of dollars of investment in public service corporations which come under the direction of the com mission this can hardly be called an outlay.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Trnau oratnlirt Gcrn.

Gniroicm 10. SlIi. PTS
Sr. grpou sic <noe bon Der Nomi,
notion 0c3 &rn. acrn ais &ice-Er1.
iiocntifnit& . Gouoibnt pernnbm,
id)idte er bcmiclbcn iolgcnoc 0epc.
idc: .Srn. &obn ". acrn, Genuer,
So. gmpionNen Sic mcinc pGrmlte
@ratulation. Sire Domination lit
mir iebr miQfommen. @ir boben
cine olsge5eidmetc Elotiorm un0
ih frclle MIDI, cincn @efdbrtcn in ser
Wobl. Champagne ST. habcn, Ser 10
qriiuhlid) nit Der Erin5ipicnsGrfl1-
r,ing nniercr Tlotfprm iiberein'
%itinntt. 9itte, beiuden Sic mid,
che Sie und) Sbrem Scim 5uriidfeb-
ren. @iaiam Servings 9rpan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

a%uaiiibrcn fam, lucnn teinc ElGnc
sur @icOcrpa6l gcifulicOct mcrOcn.
Mode id) bicrnrit bctannt, nie i'd Ooa
Idon bel elmer iriibercn @~clcgenbcit
Qctbah, 0ob, melr erp0bIt, ib inter
teineu llmitdnocn micocr ais Gonoi
Sat oltftretcn mcrbc.
Gie3 lit cine Domination aus.
idlieBlid lrno oucin pom Golfe, ms
ioltc idI crmdblt merOcn, 10 miro
meirc ciu5igc obligation Dem Golf1
9c8cnijber icin, Sd iAdbe sic Gbre
Inn 10 bobcr, neil lie nift bon elmer
Ecrion fam, oocr ourd) mebrerc be-.
cinihibt nltrOe, ionocrn bon Sen gro
ben Woficn ocS &olfcS, sic aus cigcs
mem 2lrtricbc uu0 obnc Vcpormul-
Dung Bnn6cItcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

@corgio-GronIoro @beatIep.
Soobo-Snrrp 8. Tan.
SQiuoiS-Gomaro j. Iumnc.
Snoiona-Sorrp McGart.
Spma-S. y. O'Nfaap.
aonioS-GborIGs ID. Sawper,
acltudp 90. 9. Solocman.
2ouiiiana-Sobn EuIIton.
Moine -6ronf y. Moric.
Wtorplno-S. e.. Sielo.
@}oiioduictt5- SumpGrep O'Snl.
Iiuon.
0Iihiann-5obn I. @inibip.
Minneioto-I. @. SanIeD.
Miiiiiiippi- :. $. @pnnc.
MiiIouri-%. ". 6orrtS.
Montona-M. =. George.
0cbra0fa-Sobn $. Moorcbcoro.
9tcpaOo-GborleS II. @pons.
~Ncp.Sompibire-S g. @lttdius.
Nelp- Ser1ep-fpbert Napla.
Nelp- Oorf-2emiS Niron.
Goro.G arolinu- @opurO s. Sale
Morb.G ofota- 6ranf Bib.
, Sbio--S.' q, Nrnolb. .t tr
Sfloboma-9. Nc. .iSaltb4 4 al
Oregon g. M. 3roujs.
&plniplponien- - Is. 9ctuitt
&booe &Slono-E. s.. Seem.
SiiosGnrolina-S. j. SrantleD.
SiiO.G ofoto--6. %. 3cibof.
Scmciiec-0. q. Wcaccler.
SeroS-@n. Moiterion.
lltab-G. $. Sibgerolo.
8ermont-&umes &. @urfe.
&irginien-S. $. Gplcr.
@nibington-@co. i. G%briItinlon.
@cit.&irginicn-G. ". Oiienton.
@iaconiin- 9pron @oripig.
@poming-& $. SoliOap.
AloSfo-S. ". aeacn.
9lri5onn-@. u. IorbcS.
Giitrift Columbia gan Ncorp.
Snmoi -NQcn Scrbcrt.
Ncn. Mcrifo-Sobn Morrow.
Eorto Hico-1. Golojo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Hrnnn halt Gnpfana.

Sairpielp, RGbr., 10. SuIi. -
&r. Vrpan bate belttc grobcn Gn1'
pinng in ieincm 6cim. Qie Nad)'
barren, 6rcltnOc mo Yctnmntcn ans
alien Rihtlngcn itr0lntCn nuh leiner
@obninI lmt ibm 81 grotulircn.
MS am Nnhntittog cine 2lrt Golfcrs
Non0ernn9 %ei1trni unb gol15e Shons
rem pCrianmclt moren, mlBte er eitc
Nnipra6e baltcn. Gr iaAte: nWteinc
Gamcn uno Scrrcnl IS lit icbr lie
bcnSmilr0ig Don Sbncn, oob Sic &c
tommen iiu0, I'M mcinen 4ngeboris
cen uno mir Sbr Wobllpollen 81 be
timOcn; IN 0ieicr Stun0e. 6d meincr
Iomilie einC 10 ebrenuolle 9lllS3eid).
nrng ST. Ibcil mur0c, uno id mlB
&buen fir mcinc 6ruu nno fiir mid
iogcn, ooB mir Oicic Nltinterfinmtcit
81 miirOigcn miiicn. Die I6tlng
Ger NoAbarcn lit elm u%nit1bbarcS
@rt. 6reunoid)oit 5lpiIdcn unIeren
Mitmenidcnt bic NIT Ocn Sobrcn
cnger un0 ouiriGtiger miro, fniipit
@anOe, Die Don 0oucr lino, Sic mir
ltetS bod bnlten ioltcn.
Sd fam Sbnen ia0cn meme
6rclnoc, ooB mir Sore Site, Sbr
3utrnllcn itno Sbre 5bcilnobnlc an
rniercm @oblcr9ebcn IN Sen lcbtcl
3pnn5ig &obrcn mertcmen. Sd
mciB nidJt, mas oic 3ufltnit unS
Gringcn miro. Cine giitige &or.
iebl,ng bGlt ouS Bud nit unicrcm
@cifid pcrihIoiicn. @ir eriobrcn
rrr Don Sog 81 Gag, mas inns be-
id)ic0cn lit, umo mir miiiicn mlI Naca
aciabt icin; obcr ih mill Sbncn 10.
niel iuAen, oab id) bic piclen 9eDciic
res W~oblmpllcno bon Der olncrifuni-
Idlcn @ep0lfGruns 'bobcr id)dte, ais
ir9cnO Elm IInt mir iibertrneen Wer.
ben faltit. SD m6fte ficber bic Girbe
0at ,Mel1d)eu bnbelt,' bic mid fenucn
DIS irgcltb icult mas utf oenr groe1s
rlnOc."
0ic idlidltc n6er nolt Scr5en font
mcnoc Nniprnde mnrOe oit oiird)
8eiiall luttcrbrofHt. Ionn ipieltc
enc &upcac oGtric" uto bnS 9ico
pom Sterncnbnnncr, mcld)cS ipic0cr
GntbuiiaSmlS ms Surrob Hltirn
pcruriahtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
(Surtictuug ppn Der 1. settle

Gin ~brauienocr 9ciiaQa Stltrm
brad) los an SdlllB Der He0C, mel
der nod cine Hcibc bon Nnlpradcn
sur llntcritiitung Der Domination
folgten. 0elcgat @dmmon0 nonltin
neioto empfobl @oupcrncur ~Sobnion
aleihioIs ais ErGli0cnti6nftS.Gon s
bibot, OILS er obcr iab, onB feline De.
nomination 81 oeiicn 8uniteu er.
fpItgen, 5og or Sen ltamen bes Sou.
nerneurs 3uriid uu0 lteute Den Nn.
trog, BOB Die Domination 0es Serrn
Nrpon einitimmig gemodt mcroe.
Gieie GrflGrung NOR buS Signal 5itnt
neitercn irenetiid)en Sllbcl un0 elmer
mebrcre Winutcn ooucrroen Spns
ton, moroIi &id)ter @rop, Mltrran
Gnnoioer bon Warplon0 u10 Elm &c
Icgot bon 0eIolpore ben Tntro9 oes
Serrn Sommonn BON Minneioto I'M.
tcritiibten. Die Delegation bon Geo
9io mltroc bonn crilld)t, Den Intrng
olth 81 untcritiiben, iuCld)cs nod Ian.
gCrem 3o9ern geifob.
MS6onn rici Der &oriibenbc Clap
ION; sd crflGrc bicrmit g8iaiom
Servings 9rpnn nlS FrGlioc1tidoIt9s
Gonoiont ser oGuofrntiiten Fortci."
Die critic %NbitinmnN bottc 1927
Stimmcn iiir @rpon; 591@ iiir @ruD
mo As iiir rSobnion cr0ebcn. glS
nonn Oic Domination einltimmig &c.
nladt puroe, cntitonb wicoer cine
tumultnrtigc SllbelsOrgie, bic icocr
@ei6reibung ipottet.
0onn folgte &crtngrng bis Elm llbr
Hadmittug8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
8rgan erbalt bic Nad)rid)t uuu icincr
Domination.

5airuiem, Ncbr., 10. Sltli. -
Seute Worgen nm 4 llbr 30 wurot
@m. ). grpon Don icincr Nomino.
ton benafriftist, moraii cr foI1en.
DC grfldrlng ueroiientlid)te: o0icie
gbre lit bas bofite oiii5iclle Gi9en'
tbtm ser 8elt unb Nienlnnb, Der es
beiibt. bari eeitotten, Dab feline Nm,
iiften iiber oifentlife 6ro9cn Ourd)
perionlifen gbrsei5 becinilllbt mcr.
ben. Snocm er ieine 8erantluortlid-
felt Boit geeeniiber uno ieine Ser.
pfli6tuneen Den Witnenid)en gegeli.
iiber erfennt, ioate er in llnmonoel-
tarer 5reue feline Yilid)t eriiinen.
lleber5eust, oab man Dies am beiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11

&ir9inicn-G. e. 5oro.
@aIbingtou-2 .. Rignolo.
Ncit Gir0inicn-S. u. @uDc@.
@iSconiin Gilbert Z. Sooges,
Npoming- M. 6. Solution.
Nlaafa 5obn $. GlldwOrtb.
Ari5onn ". u. SorbcS,
Giitritt Golum6io-S 5. 5, Ellrcca
&olpoii 10. z. Sbipmon.
NeusM crifo-@. q. HihorOion.
Yorto Hico-A. 6. Sill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Bic domination fam nucr,unrtct.

0cnpcr, Sol, 10. SuIi:.-& obn
Y. &cru bon Snoinnn, mrld)cr sic
Domination ais Observation-Disclosures.
GonOiolt crbiclt, bcfnno iid i'm rNl,
borp Notcl," oils or oic &uroc bon
%lcitcr Grncnng crbielt. sd mciB
Die bobc Gbrc mobl 81 milroiacn, Ole
mir III SbciI mlroe, nm 10 mcbr, oa
iN mid nid)t onritm bcmilbtc mn
ioIdc NllS5cifnnng nid)t ermortetc. "
WorAcn miro Sr. &crn nod 6alr
picm %rciicn, nm Srn. @rpon 81 be-
lltdcn mo bon BORT bcoblid)ti9i cr,
not iCincm @cim in indianapolis
3uriid5ttchrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
@crbcn &crrn u~fiisira ppn Icincr
domination IN &cntnib III ictcn.

Scnper, Sol., 10. >Nllt. - Gas
iolgenbc Gonlitc lit %crllannt morocn.
I'M Sobn M. &cru bon icincr NtonIi.
ais Ticc. ErGiiocntihaitS. Gnn-
cioot oiii5iea 81 bcnnd)ridtigen:
Nlnbnmn-W. u. Glap.
NrfanioS-S. $. Gromiorb.
Goliiornicn-Sultl,s g. @nroell.
Golora0o-S. ". Wheeler.
Connecticut 0ront y. 8enton.
Geldparc-2. &rping Sanop.
Slori0o-M. ~. @rulpn.
@cor9ia-2inoiap :. 6. Sobnion
Soobo-@. $. Gdlcs.
Sninois-@m. 2. Barber.
Snoiana-Sig. Scum.
Somo-Gborles @ullof.
aaninS-S. 2. @%rnpbin.
2entudp-S. Z. Griffith.
2ouiiiana-Sobn Woribaa.
Naine = Same R. abbptt.
MoiiodJuicttS- &obn O'5oro.
Marrplnho-Satio 8. Stallion.
Wihigan-@. 6. Wc&uiabt.
Minneloto - So6n &. Wiie.
Niiiiiiippi-W. &. WcGbee.
Miiiouri-&. &. &amilton.
Montnna-H. u. 6orb.
Webrasfa-anOre Do. Woriliep.
Nepuha-@. 2. elliot.
Te,u-Sampibirc-.... 49,.
@Gp. Sericp-Glarence Sole.
Nem.D orf-Somes Norton.
Hprb.Gnrolinu-@. !. Goofc.
Nprb-T afoto-Y. $. Eerrp.
Sbio-N. 5. Hunpan.
Stlobnma-Sobn :. @crlaf.
Srcgon-0on ). 6rp.
Eenniplunnicn Mort. 6. Hboe.
&bobe Sslano-E. 5. Minrpbp.
Siio.Garolino-Sbos. II. @arlng
Siio.G afota- Inbrem 6olep.
Senne1ice - !. Is. Wc2ean.
Seras-Hice Wurep.
lltnb-S. 3. Gon.
8ermont -Sames e. 8urfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Mcrben Srn. IrDGn pun ieincr Nu
minntiun in &cnntnis iebcn.

9enper, Sol. 10. Siili.- Nad).
folgcno lit oos Gomitc, mclfes Srn
grpon bon ieincr Domination oii.-
3iea in aenntniB iesen miro:
Ilabama-H. s. Wnlter.
Administrations Soncs.
Galiiornien-GbarleS Goldman.
Golorooo-gImer i. 9edmirtb.
Gonnecticut-Sarrp 6. Den.
Gelapare-Yeter 5. Sorb.
Slorioa-@. 2. Sennings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
0rntulatipncn.

| III in1ton, Gel, - Nid)tcr
@rnp ihidtc iolgcnbe Gcpcid)e al
0rn. @rpan: nGnlpfnugcn Sic meme
Gcr5Iihc Graduation. George 8rnp."
ct. EuuL, Minn, 10. &llli. -
@ollocrncltr Sobnion grotlIlrtc bciltc
Nrn. 9rpan inb iiigtc biu5L oob or
i'm IN ser @o1l Gonpngnc utter.
ltijtcn miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Sic Ylattform.
Sarii=Mcpiiiun nno Ginfummcmitcncr
c%mpfUBlen.

ltlter ocn Blanfqt mcldc b%cIonocrs
berporBebobcf mcr0chn bcfinocn
iiG Die einbaltsbficbl; un0 Fl''
bli3itGtSsYlonft. ,-nl Gentroli.
.pi t.1r. l9J lorli .rDl;V.|'..,t
rug Afr @iicHba4HcH,g tffnir
p4yg Ga.jt1O. SWfi. IL Gie
roditcbcnOut 9eihlfiiie, nUcld)c iub.
itantiell oid gol8el Yldtfofnt bcS De
ltofrotiid)elt acknowledgements oar.
lelen limo gcIter BON Elotfornl-
Gonlitc ollgenorumen ibOroen mo
luurocn int 2altfe Der NudJt bent Son.
bent untcrbrcitct uto angenommeil.
Elatorm. ~" '''f.'.
,g8ir, Die 8crtreter Der 9enlofro.
ten in Den Screinlgten StaotenL I'M
Nationol . Gonpcnt pcrlunmnelt, be
frGitigcn unieren 8lolben on Ole
Erin5ipicn Der Enrtei mo pcrpflid).
ten ms sur Sopolitdt gtgen oiclclbe.
Nir ircllcn ms iibcr Die 5llncbmcns
Den 3cid)cn CilcS Grmo6cnS I'M gan
gen Suroc. Sic ucrlhicocnen llnters
ladulnGcn bobcn y0ruft" mo politl
lde Corruption ulti Die Gertreter ocS
rGllbcriid)ell NcibtbumS 5lrild9c
iiibrt uno bic geuiienlolcn Wtctbooen
bIoS0eItcllt, iuoburd) ienc Die @ablcn
cGrruluplrt mo cin mcbrlules Eubli.
finn bllrd) bicnitbore &cumtcn, Ole tic
81 Stcllltng un0 Mud)t erbpbcp, oita-
1cbultct bubcn. Gas @eluiiIcn Der
Notipn lit iett crpadt, I'M Die &c
g!errng aus Den SGnoen 2erer SIT
beireicn sic aus Oerielbcn Elm Ne.
trlebStupitnl iiir~nad 9egiinItigung
Iiaid)enoe G%orporationen 9enlad)t 10.
ben. Gic Neglcrlung muB mlebcr Ct.
nc SolfSrc9icrung ltrlo IN alien III.
rem departments na6 Der Wurimc
S%eiicrioh'o pcrlpaltct mcroen: .@lci.
DIE Hcd)tc fir Aac, b%eionocre EripilCs
glen fir Nicmano."
sou OoS &olf berribcn?" lit ooa
olles Inocrc iibcridattenoe nSlillc, -
huS iid III allen untcr Sisfuliion be.
i:nolid)cn Sru9an maniicitirt.
Ginbalt befeble.
Vic 8erld)tSboie iino 0as Volllpcrf
~unicrcr Sreibeit uno mir fiigeu ms
9ticnlano in u~nicrcr MbiidIt, ibr Nns
iebcn %boh5ubolten. nniere Eortci
bat Der Mid,terbollf cine lnllge Geibe
Experimentation &idier geliefert, oic
bu5u bcieetragen babe1t Die Id)tulo
uno oos 8ertrolcn; inupeld)em Die
les 9cpQrteHcnt erbalten blelbelt
nntB, 81 crb0bcn. Nirp ipeilm Den
Gcriitd) Der republifmiiden Eortel,
fulldc Nniidten iiber Den Nid)ter.
ltono SIT perbrciten, Suriid. is lit bic
guigobc Der @crid,te, Die @eiese, Die
bonn Golfc geihoffen iporoen iinb.
ous5nlc9en mo rpenn iold]c @cletc in
lfononliidcr, i%ojioler ooer politiIter
ge5icbung un9ercd,t 5il iein ld)einen,
Damn lit es unicre YfIiht, lie ST an
Bern. Gie cinji0e Soiis, alf Der oit
llnontaitborfcit %uniercr 8eridte tic
ben fam, lit, sic Observation-Disclosures.
redtigfeit unO Shub fir Scbcn, per
i6nlide Sreibcit uno eigentbum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-11
Indlmittoos SiBnna.

e u y I |, Sply w. NNlll. Il2
nm / llbr bellte Nohmittog Ole Sor'
rentions . Salle g|e0ifnet lptroc,
itromten Gelegoten un0 3uidmltr
binein, mdbrcn6 sic aopeIle oo5n
ipieltc. RahOcm Ser &orIiter Glops
ton Die Sibung cr0iinct, lcitete va
flor Nortin Gorbctt Don WCitiicIo,
Nep.Dorf, sic &erbonOlumgen nit
8ebct eir. is mar 40 Minlltcn nNt)
9 llbr, ais TSobn ". &crn Don On
hiano ourf Maribdu bon oenllclben
Staote dis &ice.F rGiibentidoitas
Ganoioat p%orgcid)logcn muroe. @olt.
pernelr Stonc, Der 8ouoernelr Solf
bon Miiloliri fir ooS Amt por9c.
idlagen botte, 500 ociien 9tamen SUI
rid unb unteritiibte acrn BON Sn.
Diana. 8oupCrnelr 6olf lclbit be-
itiea bic Tribiine r,o be%iiirlportetc
Srn. &ern in lGngcrer GcOc, Die BE.
aeilterliltg ~bcrpprricf. Sam iclgien
Ycntiplpdnien, 'S6io, 9teip. Scricp
uno Nontaru. Ger acrn.Gntbuiia$-
nllls mi,rbc oonil cpiocmiid iuto il.
ser Stnat Der Union foigtc init ocr
llnteritiitung BON aern. I'm i l(br
ino 5 Minutch mur0c olaodnn &obn
u. &ern bon SnOiuna ourd) Attlo.
nation ais Ganoioat fiir Die Sice-
ErGiibentidloft rominirt.
9ob mieOer cnoloicr Sitbcl iolgtc,
lit ielbitperitdnblid. lin 4 llbr D.
Winuten criolgte oanm Tcrtagung.
Die Iationnl . Convention Der ocrlo'
trntiihen Enrtci mar bccnbct. IS
mar einmol!
Sobn ". &cru.
Scr Slice rGiiocntifnits Gonbi.
bat lit an 20. 9cjcmbcr 1919 III
Dem StGothcn Alto, SomarO.Go nt.
IN, Snoiano, geborcu. Scin Enter
,,acob ". acrn mar III 0irNinicn
ben ocltihcr 9lbitammung gcborcn
unS 500 bon BORT III 1886 nad Sbcl-
hp.Gountp, Snoimna. Ter MGbdcn.
name bon Srn. &rrn's Wlittcr mar
Nancp 9i9gett, mo JIG pcrln0blte iidj
nit Or. Sacob ". acrn III @orrcn'
Gountp, ohio. Sn 1854, ais &obn
iiinf Sabre aft mar, 500 Oic 6onilie
rad Soma, no lie Is Sabre I'M @ors
ren.Gountp iuobntc. Sn Soma itorb
3rau &crn, mcld)c oilBer Dem Sohn
aid cine Sodter binterlicB, oic ictt
nlS Srau :. @ngel in Camille, 90,
mobnt. Sobn erbielt icine Gr5ic'
bung in Ser NormolihuIc SIT SOTO
mo, Sno. Gann mar or nla 2cbrcr
tbaiig in elmer ShuIe nobe alto, no
CT @elo genug per6ientc, nm Die Uni.
reriitdt in Ann glrbar, Did, 81 be
iudcn, no or Die Hcd)te itiloirtc. Son
BORT febrte or 5llriid nod &otomo.
Sno., no CT llh oils Ned)tSnrlpnli
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12
WHEN TAFT WAS 4 POET.

Very few persons know that Secy.
Taft has ever written poetry. Most peo-s
pie have an idea that a poet is a lean.
long-haired creature who looks as if he
had lost his best friend. The genial Re-
publican nominee appears too we'll fed
to be a rider of the steed Pegasus.
But
Once, before the world had heard
about Mr.. Taft, he made a visit to the
home of a favorite aunt in Iowa. who
knew not of his courtship of the muse.
When he had told his beloved relative
.how all the folks We're and answered
her 101 questions and dined with es-
pecial attention to the fatted calf. he
proudly took from his pocket a couple
of clippings from the newspaper which
had printed his soul songs He adj
Inits the verses We're clever.
The aunt of the future great states
man read them diligently.
Will she asked simply. do they.
print those things for nothing if you
send them Philadelphia Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12
Big time saltair tonight.
PVT AND TIE MONKEY.

Pat was not Well. though he had
been a strong. vigorous and stalwart
man. His life had been such that
the community in which he lived re-
ccivcd great benefit from his untring
efforts in behalf of the people, and he
Was justly the pride Of his friends. But
this public benefactor fell sick and
thought he had appendicitis.
His faithful physician told him
that he had not, but he would not be
convinced, Then other physicians
We're called. These. too, told the
patient that he was not suffering from
appendicitis: stil he insisted that he
was. AS a last resort specialist was
sent for When he examined the sick
man, he saw at once that his appen-
dix was all right, but when he heard
him talk he also saw that II was use
less 10 combat his Illusion: and so
the specialist told him that his other
doctors were all wrong, for he did
have appendicitis and that an opera
tlon was necessary.
So Pat was put under the influence
OF ether and the now doctor used tho
knife, cutting only deep enough TO
make an apparent wound, which was
plastered and bandased as If he had
really been operated upon for APP
pendicitis. Pat had insisted that when
the operation was performed the am
putated organ, which as he fancied
had caused his trouble. should be
shown to him. and this was promised,
Seeing a pet monkey about the hos
pital the doctor directed that it be
set upon stand near the bed, so
that the irishman nigh see 1t when
he came back to consciousness.
As Pat looked around, his eyes fell
upon the monkey, and the doctor told
him that his appendix had been re-
moved and that there it was, pointing
to the pet. At first Pat was bewilder-
ed, then he said: Doctor. lis that ii o.
Yes said the doctor, that's it,
Then looking again at the monkey, Pat
addressed it, saying: "Yez may be
an angel and yez may be livii-I
don't know at all. at all. but this
do know. yer mother is very sick
man. New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12
THE CEBALLOS
Ptantoms' All Next the Orplleun,.

= 81 4 + E . & +. s
tlirke. La shelles production of The
5Vlrginianr will retire from the stage
at the close of the season. Mr.. Cam
sncau has invented a process for irri-l
eating the land, that promises to be far
more profitable financially than the
theatrical business, Ii Is said that he
got his idea from the automatic sprink-
Ter now used In up-to-datc buildings,
and will produce regular rain STORM,
Miss Nance O'Nel, who long ago won
the right to be reckoned among the
leading actresses of this country, but
who has not as yet won In New York
the recognition which is accorded to
her in other important cities, is to be-
gin an engagement in the Majestic
Observation-Disclosures management OF the
Shubertsy in the early. part of October.
She Will'be seen ina modern play en-
tltledJh.AgnesgH said to be by Well
turns uponE the recovery OF n lost
thread of memory by means of an
operation on the brain.
After three weeks In Denver, where
he WAS compelled to give many extra
and "a Grand Army Man. breaking
*al theatrical records known to that
city, David Wariield. the Belasco star,
is on his way back to the home of his
childhood. San Francisco. Twenty
years ago he began his stage career
there asa program boy In one of the
theaters. Does it not seem incredible
that with Salt Lakes plethora of thea
tiers, Wnrfeld@can not find one where
he could he given, an openins-oWing
to the trust complications In New York.
It's q unique experience for Blanche
Bates, the Belasco star, to be able to
count her supporting company on one
hand, but that is exactly what she can
4 do in the case of her new play THE
Fighting Hope" And that is what she
did do when, laughing, she checked off
her fellow players in THE Fighting
Hope" as they congregated last Sat
urday morning at the Beasco Stuyve-s
SAINT Theater, New York preparatory
to taking train for Washington, where
the premiere performance OF the new
play occurred Monday night.
Are we all here?" she asked after
the fashion of the schopl-marm in "The
Girl of the Golden West and as she
called the names of Charles Rlchman.
eta Wells, her company, they each
answered present.
Mr.. Belasco and the author of The
Fighting Hope" VIM. j. Hurlburt, ar
rived at that moment in Mr.. Belasco's
automobile. and amid great deal of
laughter the entire cast took their seats
in the touring machine. They We're
Whirled to the depot In short order, and
here another surprise awaited them
Instead of finding a car at their dis
posa the players We're shown into
drawing room, which proved ample for
their needs and comfort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12
BISHOP HAD uIGHER AM

1t is the man who looks for trouble
who generally finds it. When the late
Bishop Dudley was about to transfer
the field of his labors to Kentucky some
of his friends We're inclined to reinon-
strate.
so you are really going to Ken
tucky?" said one of these
Yes, indeed, replied the bishop.
But do you know what kind of a
state that tsp inquired the anxious
one. Why, saw in the paper that IN
a Kentucky town one man killed an
other dead for Just treadng on a dog.
What are you going to do in place
like that?'
Well replied the bishop calmly, II
am not going to tread on a dog."-Chl-
cago Inter-Ocean.