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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Robin Ser bon Ser Woberne
betriebene &ultus oes Gld:cl fiibrt,
benefit Elm 0urf sic Breiie Seutid)s
LAMBS gcbeuOer 9eridt iiber cine 1T
Berlin a~bgeBaltene reigehurtiee 8or.
TELLING" Dor einem nu~ngebeueren
9ublitrm",, bel Dem Die Gftcure (bei.
bcrlci @ei6IedtS) IN Icbcnhen 8il.
bern ~ olItomm m mad olf
Der 8itbue erifienen. lleber ben
nfiinitleriiden @crtb" oieier Sdau.
iteIIung Ipri6t lid elm 10 liberaleS
8latt mic sic Wiinhener Reuelten
Iadrihtcu iibrigens iebr eering
id1eiq alls. 0os yungebelere Yubli-
fun" beitnno, nm Ser Yoli3ei Elm
S6uippd)en ST. idloaen, MIR aus
.8elooeneu", sic aber 90, Is, 10, 8
Mf, Gutree b~e5obIten. Gin aus9t.
Scidnetes Gel6Git" - beibt es in
benz 9eridtc. yG6 cine ioIdle aomo'
Die bingenommen perocn miirbs.
meint baiu Die alIecmeine Runoidau
armin 1ouiens, Wenn Qrbeiter o6cl
Irbeiterinnen Die 8eronitalter ma
ren2 Deer tuenn es iif nm cine lin
eebung Der ailSnobmegciese gcgen 81;
&olen ooer cine ionitigc Ntobudbm(
preuBiifer S%toatsroiion bonoeltei
Ser neubetbniide @etf
pbi.rt mebr UNI
mebr iiber d ri It h Sud
uuh Site. 8as lit bes 8roelE
&ern".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

.
Ger Rationoloerbaro
fir has Stloium mo Sic 8erbiitnn1
Der Shminoiuht bat 0teicr Gage III
Gbicoeo ietnen piertcu SabreSton.
bent abgebalten. Sn elmer Der Sis-
irnqen hieIt Or. @omin v. code ans
Bolton einen iebr lehrreihen Dor.
trog iiber Die @rfolgc, Die in Bottom in
benz Sample gegcu Die SdlpinOiutt
bereits er5ielt wor0en limo. Or Der.
iiterte, bob ourd baupcli5eilidle uno
janitGre Iabnabmeu sur 8erbeiie-
RING Der arbcitermohmn9en. bird,
arpedm1biee unterbringuua unb Ser
pile9ung erfronfter 8erionen, Der in
Den Inianasitc6ieu Der arontbeit be-
finoIiten, iomobl mic Der uurettbar
sberIorcncl, Dor allem ober ourf NIB.
Ion0errng Der Acknowledgement in
ddnSIiden @enciungsbeimen Die 3ob!
Der auf &edlnung Der Sh~lpiuoludIl
All iesenoen Sterbefalle III Bolton in
2unfc mcniger Sabre I'M 80 8rp5cri
bcrminoert morocrl lei. Ter Sonlp'
iperoe peniaer aui mcoiiiniihei
@ruuolaee aeiiibrt, iagtc er, ais ali
inoiolcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Gin Iodunaun wieglnmnlt Gbonte
hot I'M ~oiieneu @eridt erfl6rt, elm lie.
oes Spnoifat bobe Sinoen olif oeu,
@epiiien- Der Nnm muB es miiieL"
meiut sic 9iem Dorter Stoots. 3tG.
Cine meitere 6rage aber lit Die, mer
bat Ooiiir Gorge 9etra9erL Oob 10
montes Spnoifot feline Straie treit
len fonnte fiir ieine Siinocn. @er
iirto oieie aeute, Die fiir sllteS 8eIo
itets 81 ba6en moren. nod ST. boferl
itno,. lpcnn es gilt, eiucm Spnoifat
Oen 8eg 81 5eiacn, aui Dem cS iiillGi'
gen fam obne Strafe 81 genGrtigen.
per limo Die 9cltte, Die, penn eS gilt,
amiiden Dem aIIgemeineu @obl uno
Dem 8oble cines Spnoifats 5u m1h-
len itet3 ouf Scr Seite 5u finGen
iinb, Die 9eiiinoigt bot. Mud, ga, NO
cs lid i'm Willioncn banOelt, ldBt
lid bon Siinbengel6e reocu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

9urh ole 9unbcSregieruna ruer.
Den Borbereitluigen iiir Die 8ermei.
iuugsarbciten i'm SbiothoI actroiien,
Die olr6 ole IN Iusii6t eenonmerc
Stromreallieruug beoinet iino. Gs
bonoelt lid 6arrun, ben Ohio ~ieilcr
notiirliden geltimmlmg 5uriifsu1c.
ben, Die Sh6ben, Die burdl ole IbbpI.
sung Der @oloer i'm Qliellgcbiet Der.
uriaht worben iin6 5ii beieitigen, Scr
6Iutbgefabr nor5ltbeugen linO cine
SdiffahrtStraBe 81 ifaifcu. Seren
geoeutltn1 iiir oo5 2nno gar nidt an
idaseu lit. Ger SIuB ioll cine Sahr,
rinnc erbaltcn, Die oa8 gaItSe So5r
binOurd iiir groBere SronSportOam
pier bclutBbar lit. I'm bds 5lt errei,
feu mlB DER @oiieriiberiltG Ser
i'm %5riibiabr Die perbeerenoen uebcr.
idlnetnmnGcn Ocruriadt. geiommeIi
mo fiir Die trodene S~obres3eit nus
bar gemad,t ipcrocl. 81 oieicn
3mefe perNcn in got5en 6lliboetict
iingcfGGr hmt6crt Storbeden crior.
ferlih iein, unn fiir oicie 4nlagclt
iotlen 5unddit sic &ermeiIunaen az.
mud,t merbcn. IS lit cine grobe
Gui9obe, Die bier Ser 90ima borr..
obcr bel Dem hclttiGcn Stan6e ser
8oiierbdutcdnif fnnu lie umiibgr.
piunlide Sdicriafciten nid,t bietea.
Die &eguIicruua beS Ohio i'll MIR Gin
Gheil oeS Ilnnes, Der Dem aarlscn
@liiiiiiippi /. 1bol Die Gortheiie SER
! 8innenidiifabrt %3utpcnScn mill.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

v Ole GngIaubfabrt Der
Sounoneraner. Die BON 8~oltsS:trii.
tellberein i'm Snnnoper neronItnItet
miro, uni oas anoenfeu 8eoras V.
bon Snnnooer an oeiien 30. EnoeS.
to9e su ebren, iteint einen groteren
llulfon9 anSunebmen, aIs gu errpor.
Ten mar. 9amentIih sibt lid aud IN.
ter Den n~uBerbaIb Der enaeren @ren.
Sen oes Sannonerlanbes lebenoen
$onnooeronern reyes Sntereiic az ser
Snbrt tunb. Cine grpBe InjohI BON
Rereircu miro iid ourd a5oro.
1ll,reen pertreten Iaiien. Die Sobrt
bcginnt Tonnerstag, Den II. Eltui.
gm Sreitag, Dem Sterbetoee oes
&ouigs, iabren Ole 9beilnebmer .:tor.
gems nad 8inoior, mo am Cargo oes
&onigs cine tllr5e Gnoadt aehc Item
ipirb IbPnhs iinhct Damn IN Q,nbon
Die eieentIiSs 0e0udtnisieier ItGtt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

giuer itatiitiden 8 IL
a mmenit elIung 5nfolge hot
Die 3abl Der 8erurtbeiIungen iugenO'
Iider @erbredJer in ben 8ereinigtetl
Stoaten lpGhreno Der lesten Ia Sabre
INT mebr ols 90 8ro5ent Siisenom.
men. 9ies miro bon oenen, Die infer
uncertainties @r5iebunss ; SpItem
als oen Snbegriff Der @ollfominen.
belt betrad)ter, in Gbreoe geiteIlt,
ober Die olltdaIide Grfabrung Iebrt,
Dab Die 3ititdnOe inter unierer SSu.
eeno iid te lGraer lie mebr oeridIim'
mern, Sic &errobuu9 Der Sitten I'M.
ter unierer SllnenS lit oiientlmOig
mo fam uidlt abgelGugnet nerOcu.
Iurt stblcngncn miro einem llebe!s
itanoe nift ~abgeboIfen uno elmer brot
hen0en @ciobr fam nid)t onourdy
norgebeltgt merOen, Oab man Die Ilt.
gen 5uidIicBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Rittsbuss. aaus.. ben %. Rdra. 1904.
50 brauAs felt einiesr Belt Shire
Black. praught Dtsb.urb StHlaeI.Ttbt.
ain BET mstnem Biehhnno Sh babe nHe
Ssrtea Btshfntter psbraudht, unb pefnns
Ben. hab baA Shres oas Bette tas nneis
nss Dtps6 N. 3. 8. 6aipu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Ole StoatSIeaiSlatur
bon SfIaboma bat ein 8eies ,,rgc.
nommcn, ba8 Ole GountptoWmIliare
ermdfttgt Die &eroffentlidrmg Der
on,tIiden @erbonoIungen in iraeno
elmer anoeren Sprohe nls Der englis
iflcn %anjunroNell, lpem e5 III Mid
iidlt otlf oie 8ep0tferuilo angetrndJt
erihetnt, ons 5u tbrn. @iugebrndlt
nur Die 8orluge in 6iniidt an Die
oeutldle 8euoIterum9 pom Dem bcltt.
iden Experimentation Sapp. 9n Dem
naderen Mtunue, meiut elm @,hIel'
bIatt, ioIlten iid ole oeutiden 9oItss
bertreter in gun3 amerifo Elm 8ei'picI
rcflnen. llebrigeu5 miro Ser periloi
1eneu 2eaislatur beS neuen StIote3
noAgciagt, baB tie inter ibren Ofit.
gliebern cine gang ungcp5bnlih
eroBe An5abE BON Grants gebott ba.
be. Is lit aud b%etonnt, 0aB Iie cine
Mlcnge ocrorebte BILLS atgenommeu
bat, in oieiem einen 4unfte a5er bat
iic ie0enfdIls cine cute 4ortior &c.
fun0eu Observation-Disclosures ullb W1bes
foHgcrer @eredtigteit al Den Gag ge.
le8t. lqN Srl v,e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Ole gierbrouer tpoIIen
rifJt ALIEN nit oen eemeinen Spe.
lunfen auir6umen, beribtet Die iIn.
@ermanin . a~benopoit, .ionoern tie
iino aud ausgeiprodeue @e9ner zines
llebets. Oas nit Redt ais elm edit
uncertainties be3eihnet mirb, nGnt.
lid bes Eraftterens. Sci
einem..... &ommers matten
beri6ieSene Der Hebner, tament.
lid Der 8ierbrGuer Brand bon Obi.
cago, enersiid bagegen Sront un6
Der lebbafte geifaIl, Den man linen
soIIte, beieitigte ieben 3tpeifel barar,
oob tie Der gau3eu S%eriammIung aus
Der SeeIe iprafen. gs bonoelt iih
bier Inn einen Der Observation-Disclosures
uno gIeih5eitt9 b~uIa6riten Der uebel.
itGn6e, peI6e aus Ser beIonSeren
gigenart Oes anleritoniiden Saloon.
geid)Gites uno DER befmnten, MIR al
oft iebr iibertriebenen 2iberalit1t bes
amerifaners entiprungen imp, 9as
Srattieren bat i6on 10 mdtt8en, Ser
friiber elm mGBiger Srinfer mar, in
einer 3runfenboIo oertpanoeIt. @S 1T
0aher Elm i6Iimmer Seino Der guten
Sade Der Dabren 0f6Bigfeft. llno
ihon ans Dem @runoe Itimmt es
Ourbous nit Der gan5en 8oIitif Der
Qirrbroitpr itbprein Anb Us nutfdip.
Den Stellun9 nehmen gegen oieien
miOertp1rtigen aber, pie eS ifeint,
iebr idmer aus3urottenoeu ltnfug."--
8efanntlih bot crit Dor fitrSem, pie
al Oieicr Stelle mitgctbeilt, Der
StaatSperbanO Der oeutifen fotboIi.
id)en 8ereinc bon 8enniplpanien ge.
gen oaS S~rCibaIten SteIIung 9erorI,
men. llnO IN 8eoria bobeu oel1tide
fatboliide 8ereiuSmdrHer Dor eini.
gen Mtonnteu OnsieIbe getbau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
.@cnn aiuoer Dor sunacr in

.8cnn ainber Dor Sunecr in
ben StuIen in Reu gorf obnmGdtis
Werocn". ihreibt Die y. s. Sr. 3ts.,
roann lit es mobrlid on Der 3eit, oab
nidt MIR @rbebungen iiber Die @rnGb.
rung ituIpflidtieer aisoer angeiteIIt
meroelL ion6ern bab aid Staot un0
@eielli6oft unuerSiiglid Sdritte sur
gbbiiIie tbuil. gs lit nift oomit ob.
gctbnn 5rt ingen, hnb Der Bro5entias
Ger aiuoer, Die bilngris ooer ungenii.
gcno gei0ttigt sur Sdule fommen, elm
10 serin9er lit, oaB er i'm 8erbGItnis
gum @nn5eu tnum ms @etpidt fGlIt.
Statiititen iino idIefte WfitteI, Den
Sunger 81 itiIlen, Subem iino aud
oieie pabrIi6 ni6t aneetbau, Ieibt
genOmmen 81 weroen. Die 3obl Der
&in0er. Die Dor tSunger itpa6 mer.
0eft, mag oerDdlfnlsflaBig item lem.
aber superintendent Raruell bon
ReD yort ertl6rte eimnal, oaB piele
Souien6e bon ainoern in Solge unae-
niigenSer @%rn1brung leiben uno Oieic
mangelbuite @%rndbrrns idGoigt Ole
GntiuidIuue Der ainoer uno IGbt elm
forperIid uno geiitig minoermcrtbi.
ges @eihleft aufpohien." un6 oob
Dies fem Sdredaeipenit. ionoern
polIe idrefIihe 8abrbeit 1T, bat Die
llnterlufruug bes Or. $. M. 2ed.
itreder, bonn Rem gorf State Board
Of CHARITIES, bepieieu, Der inter TO-.
707 ainoern 999, D. b. mebr oenn
5ebn SroSent, fonb, Die en- ben SoIeen
mongeIbaiter @~rnGbrung Iitten. =
lin oieien 3uit1noen elm gnSe 81 be.
reiten, fam man ME 81 friib Begin.
men. 2eiber fiibren iolfe @ntbiilIun.
gen oft MIR cine noriibergehcnoe 3e.
form berbei, un6 ipater bleibt allies
beim alter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

ginbunDert Sdiff$fird)eE
ober GirdcuIdiiie 81 bouen bat ser
Spnoo Der ruiiiih /. o%rtboOoren Stride
bcihloiicu, gtod itotiitiihen auf.
%id,reibrupcn gibt es in HuBlono cine
5iiherbeooIfcrlulg bon 100000 Ger,
iouen, Die Orei &icrteI 6eS SabreS aui
benz 8aiier 5llbrin9t unO Die Stride
nidt beiud)t. Inn ibuen ben &ir6eu.
beiud 5u crIeiftern, fobren Die
ihDinlmcnOch airfer init on oie
SoiiptfoltaplGtc. Sir je6cs oieier
Sdiffe, Die i'm Gnmpfcritile geballt
meroen limo : 8open oitscrieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

0aS rationale 2 d n.
Die oentid)en Shmcine, ionit MIR ais
8oicnoucu fir oas Bolt Ser 0idter
unO 0enter in 9obmen uno in @roB.
Sllprien beliebt, fomnen an unerb0r.
ten gbreu. meniaitens i'm In5eigen.
ibciI Der 8ieuer gl1tter. @er oeut.
ides 9lut in ieinen aoern iiibIt, miro
nit @%enuatbuuug Dos foIgenSe Sn.
icrat leieN: @iIbc Q hinfen,
ionic i6mmtlihe SeId)panren MIR
Won ocuti den Sdmeinen Iieiprt
ON billi9itcn nnf ieoer 3ittung,
8leiihicId]crei s. a., @ra5, Sgaiie
10, Striermort.
Die a5rmtf. 3tg." piinI6t Dem
nod mobrbaft p0Itii6 rmpfinoenSen
SeIdlcrmeiIter in Der 5iiSmarf bel
ieinem aompf aegen oos nidtDeutifc
goritcnbieb picl Sdipeinl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17
ROBERT MAKER
a.htsanwalt d. iff'silihfr @star,
pttHinnn.

0.tainnn. o.
pstsrQt e,Npri.I, xonre,m. o.rHtt.ti an
'tlSta unS 3trtau,i snb i.rttei efribnsd' T.
,sy HTt apA v
lI2gSH Rshsr "St''''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-17

Cine e~rbeben6e 8eier bot fiirs.
lid an 9orO OcS Somburgcr 8ra6t.
6nntpicr$ 8reiiGent SiucoIn Itottaes
funDcn Die GntbiilIlWlg elmer Sc.
bdttnistaiel fir oen grobcn amerifa.
ner, nadl peldem Dos itoISe Shiff
benoutt lit: Nbrabom aincoln. Die
@eteraucn oes 9iiraerfrieges boben
Die Safel aeitiitet. utS Elm miirbiacrer
9lae hattie fiir lie farm aeiunoen per.
ben fonneu.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
A STEAM ER WAR
For the Control of the Trans Pacific
 Trade.

Seattle. March 3l.-. Commencing today the old established lines of trans-Pacific freighters began a war on tramp steamers which had heen cutting into the oriental business heavily of late This includes the Great Northern boats. the Boston Tow Boat company vessels and the Weir line. operated by Warehouse & Co. They declare that the tramps have cut into tine business and they must either meet them or go out of business.
 The Canadian quarantine authorities ordered the removal of medical re- strictions on vessels plying between Seattle and British Columbian ports. which was put into force when a case of bubonic plague was discovered in Seattle last fall. The regulations con sisted chiefly of the Immigration of ships and the killing of rats and in spections. This ceases tomorrow, so satisfied are the Canadians that all danger is removed.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
THE ANNUAL BALL
 BY PIONEER BAND
Was a Financial Success and Social
 Event Much Enjoyed.

The fourth annual ball given by the of last night at the O'Neill hall and was attended by q large number of couples filling the floor comfortably during the dances The ball was given for the purpose of financing the band more literally so that new instruments and music can be purchased It was q financial success IS well as a social event much enjoyed by all present.
 The floor was in excellent condi
 tion and the music furnished by the band was happily appropriate to the occasion. Good music and good part ner are two features necessary to make ball pleasurable, and neither were wanting The Pioneer band is now under the direction of George F.. Golzc and has taken new lease on life The organization has passed through it's many vicisstudes bravely and now bids fair to prosper as never before in it's history. IL is q musical institution of which the city should be proud and it's afternoon concerts are pleasant occasions. The board of di- rectors of the band are as follows: Roy Porter. director and president; c. W. Stewart director. secretary and treasurer: Frank White and 4. C. Fi- the general manager. The floor com mittc" last night was O. r.. Bellas. Geo. Bycrs. Fred Porter, q. w. Stokes.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
VOICES WERE HEARD
 BY W. I. JENNINGS
A Man Who Had Been Under Surveil- lance Several Days, Committed to the Asylum.

w T. Jennings. who several days ago created some excitement at the Baptist conference al Mesa, was yes terday examined in probate court on charge of insanity and was commit ted to the asylum. There were differ ences of opinion as to the state of Jennings mind and those who sus- pected that he might be a religious enthusiast. rather than lunatic. in sisted on having sufficient expert tes- timony as to his condition.
 IL was brought out that he had once been an inmate of the asylum. and that since his discharge he had been living at Prescott. Altogether, he has been d resident of the terri tory about eleven years.
 There appears to have been no re- currence of his malady until he start ed to Prescott to attend the confer ence. After that, he began to hear voices directing him as to his actions and sometimes these voices told him that he should not permit certain per sons to be in a certain place.
 This is regarded by experts as d peculiarly dangerous form of insanity for the patient many easily imagine that the voices tell him to kill. In fact. they are as likely to tell him to do that as to do anything else. IL was the opinion Of the physicians. aside from being menace to the community while at large there was no prospect of any improvement of his condition. while if given proper treat ment and put under restraint, he might get well.
 Jennings had written several notes and letters relating to the messages of the voices. One of them spoke of the fate of pr. Ferguson, the superin- tendent of the asylum, and others de- scribed his conferences with angels. Jennings is about fifty years of age.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
4 PHOENIX VISITOR
 A CYCLONE SUFFERER
Called Home By the Destruction of His Property in Illinois

Marshall Ryner whose home is near GalesburS Ills. but who has been liv- ing in Phoenix since last winter. re- ceived telegram on Monday inform ing him that he had been a sufferer in the cyclone which swept that region last Friday night. He was told that three big barns belonging to him had been destroyed. His friends had evil dently been trying to break the news to him gently. for yesterday he got another message telling him that the worse had happened. The cyclone had wrecked all of his buildings.
 MT Ryner determined that he would not wait for other bclated stories of the disaster. since they seemed to be getting worse and worse all the time. He arranged to start home at once.
 He said that if all his Improvements have been destroyed as the last tele- gram indicates. he is q loser 10 the eX- tent of SS000. Mir. Ryncr came to Phoenix last December and though he has stayed longer than he original ly intended. after all his visit has been cut short by the cyclone news. for he is so much enamored of this region that there is no telling how long he would have stayed
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
THEY GROW Good Humor and CheerfuIness From Rirht Food.

Cheerfulness is like sunlight. Ii dis pels the clouds from the mind as sun light chases away the shadows of night.
 The good humored man can pick up and carry off load that the man with a grouch wouldn't attempt to lift.
 Anything that interferes with good health is apt to keep cheerfulness and good humor in the background. A Washington lady found that letting coffee alone made things bright for her She writes:
 -Four years ago was practically given up by my doctor and was not expected to live long. My nervous system was in a bad condition.
 But was young and did not want to die so began to look about for the cause of my chronic trouble. l used to have nervous spells which would exhaust me and after each spell it would take me days before I could sit up in q chair.
 'I became convinced my trouble was caused by coffee. I decided to stop it and bought some Postum.
 The first cup. which made accOrd- ing to directions. had q. soothing eff feet on my nerves and I liked the taste. For a time l nearly lived on Pustum and ate little food besides. l am today a healthy woman.
 My family and relatives wonder if am the same person I was four years ago. when l could do no work on &C., count of nervousness. Now 1 am do- ing my own homework. take care of two babies-onc twenty. the other two months old am so busy that hardly get time to write letter, yet l do It all with the cheerfulness and good humor that comes from enjoying good health.
 ''I tell my friends it is to Postum I owe my life today"
 Name given by PoStum Co, Battle Creek. Mich. Read Tho Road to Melville" in pkgs. There's a Rea- son
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
CAPITOL BUILDING
 OFFICIAL CHANGES
The Shifting Around of Office Hold
 CTS With One New Man in the Game

This morning there will be d reor ganizing of the official staff at the Capitol building and visitors to that institution may think for minute that either of the offices or the men have been misplaced. If they have business with the auditor they will be con fronted by Sims Ely, whom they have hitherto greeted in the governors of flee as the private secretary. MT. Ely's last official act in that capacity was 10 make out the papers and sign thep making himself auditor after taking the oath before the governor. which he did just before leaving the office. 1T the Santa Fe, train is not late this morning. J. Fred Cleaveland will be on hand to slip into Mr. Ely's chair in the governors office as soon as the door opens. for as has been announced he is 10 serve the executive as private secretary.
 Meantime. Judet w. F. Nichols. sec retary of the tet tritory. took a last look over the booSs of his office yes terday. put on his hat and going out into the world. joined the great army of the unemployed. metaphorically speaking The judge however. is no mendicant and as this is the first of the month in common with all other Phoenix people he will have enough 10 do for a day or two settling with the butcher and baker and candlestick maker. After that, well he has more private business to take care of than some people have. with a political of flee thrown in
 This morning, John H. Page, who until the sun rose this morning, was territorial auditor will take the oath of office as territorial secretary be- foe Chief Justice Edward Kent. with due formality and immediately there after claim possession of the key to the secretary's suite and the combi- nation to the vault where the records are kept. for hereafter he is to act in a clerical way in keeping the accounts straight between the United States and little old Arizona, which ought to be a state. but isn't
 In the shifting round it is a pleasure to state that Mr. Nichols has served his people and his country faithfully and well as secretary and leaves the office with honor The other gentle men have likewise served faithfully and }rell. but need no special bouquet for each man gets new job that is better than the old one, q reward that speaks for itself
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01

This company played all the prin- cipal cities of Texas. Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas and other western states last season and the entire press was lavish in praise of both the star, Ralph Riggs" and the clever Com edy." Tn every city visited by the company this season. it has repeated the success of last year. Ralph Riggs and his clever company of farciers are presenting entirely new dancing and singing numbers. Most all of the favorites of last season are retained and all the new people are exceptions ally clever. IL will play here.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01

is for the purpose of utilizing the edi- tion to the best possible advantage in promoting immigration. for the per son living elsewhere who is desirous of change cannot read this paper through without having strong i'm pulse to investigate the Salt River valley. This is a work in which all may participate. Every reader knows one or more people who would make desirable residents of this valley. peo- pie that The. Republican. the board of trade, the realty agents. or other organized immigration influences do not know. and every home reader can help his country by sending away his paper when he is through with it.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
AN OLD QUARREL.
Involving the Governor of Michigan
 and a Prominent Citizen.

Saginaw. Mich. March 31.-Arthur Hill of this city. d wealthy lumberman, regent of the University of Michigan and one of the unsuccessful candidates for election to the United States sen ate year ago. today issued a lengthy open letter addressed to Governor Fred M. Warner, sensationally attack ing him.
 Hill charges that Warner. desiring to be elected himself. entered into q political conspiracy to secure his own election to the senate at the time he sent his famous communication to the legislature announcing that he was op- posed to Hill's election because of re- ports which reached him of improper methods used in Hills campaign.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-01
INCONSISTENCIES EDITION. -

Homcseekers' Edition of The Repub- lican is now out s every subscriber will know who gets this paper, and attention is called to q few facts as follows: IL will be on sale in any number desired. at The Republican office and at all the leading news stands in Phoenix and also by the newsbOys on the street. It Will cost TWO cents to mail the special part of the paper devoted to Homeseekers. or three cents to mail the complete paper and it is the sincere wish of The Re-
 publican that every local reader will. as soon as he has finished reading it, mail the paper to some friend he knows elsewhere and as msny more of them as he feels like buying This