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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
.MlLLINfR TELLS
OF HUMILIATION
Mrs. Annette HartzelI Testifies
in Suit Against John A.
Murphy
Says Threats Result From Re-
fusal to Enter Business With
Another Woman

Mrs Annette Hartzell, milliner, who
is suing John A. Murphy, travelling
salesman, employed by Chicago
wholesale house. 70, $4,000 damages
for false and malicious imprisonment.
again took she witness stand yesterday
in Judge BucF ; court and testified as 10
what she believed Murphy S motives
Murphy bore animus againsc her. she
said, because he had failed 10 induce
her to go in partnership with cer-
tain woman.
THREATENED AT PARTY
AT New Years eve party. Decem-
Der 81. 1905. Mr.. Murphy got drunk, and
while in that condition threatened he
would get me put out of the business,
she said. The next day he admitted
that he thought himself a dirty dog for
speaking as he had done
Mrs. Hartzeu was arrested April IL.
1906. on a charge of obtaining a blu OF
goods worth 1888 under false pretenses.
placed in a cell in the city prison, and
kept there seven hours, during which
she was photographed for the rOgues'
gallery. The picture, with the jail num-
Der in large figures across the breast,
was published in a local. newspaper.
Attorney Frank Gould in addressing
the jury yesterday, caused Mrs. Hartzell
TO sob when he spoke of her being pic
tured as felOn.
MURPHY EXPLAINS ACTION
Murphy in his own defense said that
in causing the arrest OF Mrs. Hartzeu
he had acted on the advice OF Attorney
Henry C. Schaertzer. He said that Mrs.
Hartzell had the goods sent TO San
Francisco on the representation that
she was about to enter into partnership p
with Mrs. Alice T. Rumple. The goods
were billed to "Rumple & Hartzell.' but
no such firm was ever formed. Murphy
said that when he learned this he sew
eral times tried to get an explanation
from Mrs. HartzeIl, but could get no
satisfaction from her.
Mrs. Hartzell, in rebuttal, said that
she had been negotiating with Mrs.
Rumple, but the deal fell through. The
goods were shipped to "Rumple & Hart
zell' because the Chicago house jumped
to the conclusion that the partnership
had been formed, she said.
Gould in his address to the jury
called Murphy a shameless wretch, -
and suggested that an attempt had been
made to use the criminal courts to col
lect a civil debt.
The case went over to Monday, when
William A. Bowden. attorney for
Murphy. will address the jury and At
torney r. V. Whiting will close for the
plaintiff.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Anty Drudge Tells How to Prevent
Laundry Mistakes.

Jones' Heavens Jemina Look what came back from
the laundry Three pairs of womens stockings and
five petticoats Why I've got some woman's laundry
instead of my own"
Anty Drudge-"Pn tell you how to avoid mistakes Ike
that Get Fels-Naptha soap and have your things
washed the easy way at home. They'll be cleaner
and fresher and twice as long and then you
won't get them mixed with other peoples clothes"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
PLEA FOR APPROPRIATION
FOR MARINE HOSPITAL
Chamber of Commerce and Mer-
chants Urge Action

The chamber of commerce and the
Merchants association yesterday wired
to Senator George C. Perkins at Wash
ington urging him to work for the
passage by congress during the pres
ent session of the bill appropriating
$500, 900 for a new building for ma
rine hospital. leaving the question of
the location to be determined a a later
date. should any dispute regarding To-
cation arise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Bridge Pieces Washed Out
Island Cattle Starving

ANTIOCH. Feb. 12.-While the levees
on ali the reclamation tracts are in a
weakened state, the enbankments on
Brannan island are in the most pre-
carious condition and can not withstand
q much greater pressure. Authentic
reports were received here today that
= band OF dairy cattle numbering nearly
]. 900 head located on Grizzly island a
few miles west Of here We're dying by
the dozen from starvation. They be-
long to q well known man. who it is
said has neither fed the animals nor
attempted TO remove them from the
island. The case has been reported 10
ffe humane society.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Steel Pier Disappears

REDONDO, Feb. 12.-The steel pier
and GEO feet OF approach of the. starr
wave motor company disappeared in
the waves today during the storm The
structure went out like q lump of
sugar dropped into water. The pier
went first and then the approach. until
not even scrap remained except a
small barge. which went ashore. The
pier according TO the company. cost
100000. together with the machinery.
which had been designed under the
starr patents, TO harness the power Of
rhp waves
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
You owe it to yourself and your

You owe it to yourself and your
folks to use Fels-Naptha.
You owe it to yourself to cut down
the time of washing clothes one-half, to
save yourself its drudgery, to make it
easier and more pleasant all around.
You owe it to your folks to quit
making washday a day of cold meals,
steamy and smelly house and general
bad temper.
Fels-Naptha does it, summer or win
tef-washes all the clothes in cool or
lukewarm water, without boiling, in little
time, with no hard rubbing, and makes
them cleaner, whittier and Sweeter than
any other way.
Follow directions on the red and
green wrapper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
WILL FIGHT DOUBLE
DUTY ON OLIVE OIL
Italians to Work Against the
California Proposal

NAPLES, Feb. 12-The chamber of
commerce today decided to interest
italians abroad and at home in an
endeavor to induce the United States
government to refuse the proposal of
the producers in California to place a
double duty on imports of olive OIL
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Bridges &c in Danger

SALINAS, Feb. 12.-The highest
water in p years is reported in Sa-
Hnas river. The approach and one
span of the concrete bridge at King
city went out this morning The
. bridges at san Lucas and Chualar are
reported in danger. It is feared that
King city bridge may be totally de-
stroved The river has been cutting
the banks badly ever since the storm
commenced. and hundreds of acres OF
farming land have been washed away
or overilowed. The loss from cutting
and destruction of crops viii be enor-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
LEGISLATURE WILL FEED
STARVING ELK HERDS
Twenty Thousand of the Family
Threatened With Death

CHEYENNE. wyo, Feb. 12-Mem-
bers Of The Legislature today received
word that 10000 elk are starving in
jackson hole. Wyoming The deep
snow. covered with hard crust, pre-
vents the elk from getting to the grass
beneath. and ia their search for food
they are breaking into the haystacks of
farmers. The farmers are on guard
day and night The legislature viii
make some provision for feeding the
siJ-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
BISHOP O'CONNELL is
COMING TO THE COAST
Prepares to Take Up New Duties
in San Francisco

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE recent
rector of the Catholic university, Bishop
O'Connell is preparing to leave the last
Of this month for San Francisco to take
up his duties as coadjutor bishop.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
Trains Delayed at Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 12-There were
no trains out Of Los Angeles for the
north tonight as the result of the storm
Both the coast and the valley lines of
the Southern Pacific We're tied up. South
bound trains were blocked north Of
Santa Barbara on the coast line and at
Mojave on the valley line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
LIQUOR LICENSE ON
BEATTY CLAIM OPPOSED
Forestry Bureau Files Protest
Against Proposed Saloon

In pursuance OF fits established
policy the forestry bureau has entered
a protest with the supervisors or
Plumas county against the granting
of a license to sell liquor on the Beatty
placer mining claim. which is under
the jurisdiction of the forest service.
The forest service experts. including
District Forester OlmSted and Law
officer Lane, contend that saloons have
proved detrimental wherever large
projects have been undertaken and
many wOrkmen employed.
Acting under orders from the secre-
tary of agriculture the attorney gen
eral has brought suit to Oust all sa-
looms from national forests. In most
cases, however. the county super
visors have refused to grant licenses.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
RAzING pAVIa THEATER- d. th

RAZING DAVIS THEATER-The Davis thes-
ter on the north side OF McAllister street west
Of Fillmore. is being torn down TO make room
for a modern structure. This the frst
theater. for the legitimate. opened in san Fran
cisco after the disaster OF April. 1906 IL was
opened June so Of that year with The Spark
ler- About a year ago it was declared unsafe
and was finally condemned place Of amuse-
naenf hr the anthnrifins-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
.ELOPERS JAILED ON
WIRE FROM BOSTON
Symphony Orchestra Player and
Fellow Musicians Wife
Arrested Here
Pair Indicted by Grand Jury
and Will Be Held for
ExtraditiOn

Daniel Naquarre and Mrs. Matilda
Lemon. who eloped from Boston about
two months ago. were arrested at 945
Fillmore street Thursday night by De-
tectives Redmond and Cook and locked
up in the city prison. They were ar
rested on a dispatch from Boston which
said that they had been indicted by
the grand jury there. The Boston au-
thorities were notified OF the arrest by
Captain Anderson. and he got dis
patch yesterday that an officer would
be sent on at once with the papers for
their eXtraditiOn. The woman iS So
years of age and native of France
and Maquarre is 10 years her junior
and a native of Belgium.
Maquarre is a celebrated flute player
and the woman's husband was an oboe
player in the Boston symphony Orches-
ira. On their arrival here they started
millinery store at 943 Fillmore street
and lived in the fat above the store.
Maquarre said that besides playing
In the orchestra he was professor of
flute music in the Boston Conservatory
of Music at salary of s2,400 a year.
Mrs. Lemon and her husband had been
living apart and he had sent her a
letter. decorated with skull and cross
bones, threatening to kill her. She
appealed to Maquarre for protection.
and he gave up everything and came
here with her. He is unmarried.
Couple to Be Extradited
BOSTON. Feb. 12.-Extradition papers
are being prepared by the Boston police
for Daniel Maquarre and Nine c..
Lemon. wife of Clement Lemon. who
are under arrest at San Francisco. A
secret Indictment against them in seven
counts has been returned. Inspectors
McGarr and Armstrong will go to San
Francisco as soon as the papers are
ready. Maquarre is second flute In the
Boston Symphony orchestra and Nine
Lemon is the wife of his friend who is
also a Symphony orchestra player. The
simultaneous disappearance Of the cOu-
pie from Boston in November created
a sensation in Boston musical circles
Nine Lemon is twelve years older than
Maquarre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-13
pretty Dancers Well RehearSed
For Great Festival

Cwl Mrs
| DANCERS
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Seirafs.e&eine

aoe Re6ler unb aan5as Bobauon.
&. %. Berrebe unb Bottle @arren.
Tmif Miner unD e. 9. 5auier.
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5ranen, Die bemeioet iueroen.

9ieie a~n8iebenoen Srauell, Ole 70
lieblih BON @efi6t 6orm mnb Sem-
permanent limo, merben bon oenen be-
neibet, Die ibnen glei6 fem modJten.
Cine ifpa6e frdnflide 6rau lit ner.
pos un0 erregbar. llnberoaulidfeii
uro Nieren-@ifte 5eigen ii6 IN Gle.
den, 8ldshen, Saute@usihIdgen ,nb
einem ihledten Seint. Sir iolhe
befpirft gleftrif 8itters 8unoer.
Daiielbe reguliert Magen, 2cber,
0ieren, reiniet oas 9lut, eiebt itarfe
Herpen, belle angen, reinen @tbcn,
melfe iammtne Saut nno idonen
Eeint. 8iele rei5enoe 5rouen per-
oanfen ibm @einnobeit uno Sdon'
belt. SOC BEL alien 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-08
SIR Nbiraft midt AT fimben?

@iien Sic, DOB oas y9atent" gu
ibrem Sono 5ebnmal pidtiger lit als
Der u0eeo~, auf Dem BIN sic es te-
anipru6en9
Limitations" baben nur auf ST.
oipiouen, aber nid)t auf ben Staet
Seras 8e5ug.
9aber fonlmt es, oaB es nif)t Iel-
ten paiiiert bob ein Mann 5ebu,
smon5ig ODER oreiBig Sabre nuf
elmer Snrm nobnt uno fie bearbei-
tet nno oann zines Morgens ent-
oedt, Dob er feinen Sitel beiitt.
8iele 8atente feblen in ben go,t,l-
tp-Hecorbs bieies gonrttps.
Sic fonnen ME @enol1es mber ocn
3uitano ibres eieenen 2anoes wii-
len, menn Sic feline unteriudulrJ
pornebmen. Gin Mbltraft iaat SD
men alles.
@erIanaen sic einen @bfraft be-
Dor Sic fanfen - Der gigentiimer
6e8ablt oafiir.
Sic 8egar Mbitract Company.
209 @eit-gommcree Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-08

Der 2iebe perebrt batte, lein ein5iges
geliebtes Sinh ~betrogen, % mar es
aus NIT Der Sanftmllt uno Denlut
oes olten @iintber. 9mals als er
unbeIonnen ben Yferoen Der 9rant=
futide in Ole 3iieel fiel, bette Der
8eiit Der @%mporung Wa6t iiber i'm
gemonnen, uno alle Bartlett, nit Ger
Sans Siirgen bereit NOR, fir oen al
ten Wann ein5utreten un6 linn lue=
nigitells Die &urfolten ob5unebnlen,
aitd Die fortgeiebten @rfunoigltugei.
uno Characterization, fonnten lei
men tiefen uno bitteren @roa n1d)t
miloern. l1no jest fam nun nod
oieier Mann oa, Ser ieinem 4inoe 10
meb getan uno maBte ii6 an, &idles
Gun unb 2aiien 81 fritifieren2
Sans Siirge1 bate bel ben gspr=
ten 6es often Monnes unbelpegt an
Sdreibtiid geieiien. Den aopf in
beioe Sanoe geitist, iaB er 90, uao
ni6t Elm 2aut fam iber ieine 2ippe:l.
Sebt bbb er langiam bas Saupt,
uno Der 8ubbalter bemerfte nit Be-
ltiir5ung tiefe Surden in Dem iull-
gen @eiidt.
Sic baben @e6t, @iintber,"
nidte Sans Sirgen oan1, vpolltonl-
men gfedt. SD bite Sic inItanoig
I'M @ergebung."
Gr lna6te cine 9enegu1lg, oab sic
llnterreou1g beenoet iei. Der alto
Won aber ltalo nod einen Mu=
genblid uno itarrtq in oas 10 ieltiam
p%eranoerte pom S6mer3 ourd5udte
MntliB.
u&os ih nod iagen monte, Serr
germonn, nabm er i6eu uno etluas
perpirrt oas @ort SD moIte eleit
nod n&antatc" Inn nteine @ntlailun3
gebeten baben."
Sans Siirgcn iprana boltig an,
iein @eiiht NOR totenbIei1.
(Gortiesnng folet.)
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2ofAleS.
Stabtrats- 8erbanblunaen.

Sn Der Staotrats-s isung all
Montae muroe @m. 8. &idter eilt=
Thinning gum Mapor pro tenn !ptc=
bergemablt unb emil q. &uebn
bur1 Exclamation gum Gice=MaDor
pro tent.
Gin grief oes Mapor s. a.
Sabn BON Neu=graunfels muroe ger.
leierL noriu bieier ieinen uno Der
Sta6t Ner=8raunfels 9anf fir sic
aeitige uno energiide Silfe BET Dem
2anoa'ihen Seuer ausipri6t ul.b
nm Mitteilung ser ermadienen So
item bittet. Iuf @ntrag beg Mloer-
mon 2ambert1 melder einitimmig
angenommen nuroe, murbe Set
Brief benz 8rotofon beieefiigt, uber
beihloiien, Ser Stoot @eu-8rnill-
fels feinen &oitenmniblag gu iiber-
fenoen.
Die 9a11f bon 8. 9uaipan &
Go. lit mieoer fir Die naditen 5tuei
Sabre als 9epoiitorium Der itdbtt-
fden @eloer erip1bIf, nit Dem NrtS
pilegium, 6 Hro5ent fir %iibersogene
Drafts gu herebnen.
n&o n.N RI. 80 ...
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U |.
Oie @innohn1en fin

Die @innobmen fir ltaotll6ell
Steuern atn lebten Gage, Dem 81.
Moi, beliefen li1 ouf 234410. Die
@eiammteinnabmerl inn Wai betrs-
gen $734,479. @ierpon erbdlt Der
S6ulrot $1S7,000. Die @elammt-
einnobmen oes 6isfaliabres fonnter
nod niht feltgeltellt meroen.
9err @rbaro @untner
nno @emabli1 treten beute ibre
Reiie nod europa an. Sic gebet1
5u1ad)it nod England, peroen Dol
BORT cine Sabrt nod Sslano unN
Spisbergen MAIDEN nno nod 9een-
oienng oerielben cine 3eitlong IN
8enti6latb uno Ser S6mei5 blei,
ben.
9ie befannte Serrenfleioer-
5irma Sronf Bros. bat ein Soar
Irbeits6oien in ben Sanoel &C.
brodt, oie beionoers fir oiele2
&limo eeeignet erideinen. Sic itnO
aus maidbarem Stoft oni6einelto
iebr baltbar, ieben gut aus urto TO-
item mn einet 9oaor. 8ir MO-
ben alf oiele Sfferte bes molrenom-
mierten @eidafts gang beionoers
aufmerfiam.
Seltermebrmam 8. 8. @raap
BON So. a, befam Bel Der Sobrt nud)
Hel=8ratnfels. auf Ser offenell
usSlat~ Gar nit Dem Mpparot, ell
&oblenltiid6en in's 4uge, moourG1
ooiielbe e%rblinbete. Die Ier5te Eof-
fen aber, Die Sebfraft mieoer beritel-
fen 5u fonflen.
= @raminationen fiir 2anb-
grieftrager finoen bier am 8. Stuff
itatt. applifationen bierfiir miiiien
aber bis gum %. SUM- in 8aibi,lg-
ton iein. gis iebt iino 10 Mpplifa-
tionen eingerei6t.
Sn Solge zines Streites iiber
Die Stelluna ibres Automobile ipar-
ben 6. 6. Greiion unb Sam g.
gennett bonn Boli5iiten gugett @ohr=
milnb auf @nflage bes @iberItaIi-
oes eesen eiller 8eamtell perbafter,
aber I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freiae-
iproher. Eoli5ilt @abrmuno reidtp
Oann feline &eitgnation Elm.
Die erite regelmaBige Ser
imnmlluae Der yDoung 3ioniit so
cietb" fano om Sonntaa I'M Sernpel
9etb-gI ftott. Mls 8eamten pl,r-
ben eripdblt: Gbas. so. See, 8rafi-
bent; SRI. Dora Sabn, 8icez8rafi-
bent; Ssrael SabnI Sefretdr; SRI.
8. Saoopsfp, S6atmeiiterin. &eoen
muroen BON Or. g. Burg, 8. II.
6reeo uno q. Saoobsfp gebaltell.
Der vSoutbmeit Metailer",
oas Organ Ser oNetail 9ealers", lit
jebt 5t einem @ode1tblatt unlge-
%italtet. Oas rlere @o1enblatt it,
troBoem es porlanfig nur bier Set
ten groB it, reidbaltig unb oud)
iebr biibih ausgeitattet.
Mngebote fir Gferoe-2ieferun-
gen mer6en am Is. Sum- i'm Qual-
tiermeiiter=9 epartement eroffltct.
Die 8eitimntullgeil iino iebr itreltga,
10 oaB nur poaig febIerfreie Sicrc
allgenommen neroen.
Seine Der eineebrahten 4n-
flagen iuegen 8erlebung oes Spiel-
geIebes fonnen Dor Dem Sftober-
Sermin 5nr 8erbanolung fommer.
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@ir Weroen Mande8, neil
man glalbt, mir ieien es.
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91iuabe Nteren berMria@
ben iHmaben 3Drper.
Micren=a ranfbeiten bernriad)em bic
,Salfte Ser seiu6bnlid)en &ranf=
beitem nmb 1tnpaklidfeitem
Der &wpbner bpn San
Mntpnip.

8ie ein i6modes @elenf sic Set.
te l6na6t, 10 i6mdden franfe Nie-
rem ben gan5en &orper uno fiibren
einen poaitanoigen 3uiammenbrlch
berei.
ueberarbeitung, @%nitrengung, Or
fatung uno anoere l1ria6en per-
leten oie Nieren uno penn oeren
Satigfeit eingel6ranft miro, 10 lei
bet Der gan5e &orper unter Dem lie
bermaB Ser inn 8lute cirfnlierenben
SarnlGure.
2eioen, Sdmer5en, 59merfGGig=
felt uno l1rinirzS torungen treten Elm
uno bringen cine itets 5unebmerHe
Senoen5 5ur 3u%derfronfbeit nnn
grigbti6en Nierenfranfbeit. Cs
giebt fir ben 2eioenoen oann feline
anoere 6iilfe als onrb Die Nierer.
9oon's Nieren Biuen mirfen 81
reft ouf oie Nieren n1b beilen ieoc
Nierenfranfbeit. auren, bie in San
Mntonio bou5ogen muroen, iino Sc
fueiie oafur.
@rs. S. 81. Slice, Col 8pomiug
StraBe, Gan @ntonio> Seras, iagt:
u8or ettpas iiber elm Sabr begalll
i6 nit Dem @ebrau6 BON GOATS
Nieren Biaen uno ie 5eigten lid boil
GROCER 8oltat, inoem iie Die 5hmcr-
gen aug Dem Hiiden entfernten mo
ebenfuus Die &opfibmer5en, morGil
i6 iebr litt. Mnoere IN meiner So
mile baben oas Mittel ebenfalls per-
iubt unb empfanoen oieielbe molta=
tige 8irfune.~ 0adoem i6 Ooau's
Nieren 8ilen eebrau6t batte, Sic
mir 10 piel @utes ermieien, erlieB
ib cine offentlidte Inerfennung Bic
ies Mittels n1to i6 8ogere nidt, met
ne @orte bon oamals gu beitatigeu.
Sd perlbaffte mir 9oan's 9eieren
8iqen bonn 8erar Drug Store."
Gum 8erfauf BEL aIen Sdnoler,.
8reis 80 Gents. Soiter=Weilburn
60, Buffalo, Stem 8orf, aaeiniae
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ub oes Namens
0oans = nnb nebmt feline anoercn.
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Sine Horthmooa IN Ssomo n

@ils Nortbwooo in Saipo mel
oei man: gomaro Mc9famara, be.
icinen 8ater erfdoB, tpuroe oes Mcr-
oes i'm ameiten @raoe ibulbig befuil-
cen uuo 81 18 Sabren 3uhfbalts
ncrurteilt. DDS Wotip bes 8erbrc-
dens mar Elm ionoerbares. Der dltsrc
aacNmara, ELM 8ittper, batte Ole
Nbiiht, fib ipieoer 81 perbeirater,
mas bel ieinem Sobne Die Soee
madriet OoB 0urd oieie 5peite Sei-
rat oas @ngeoenfen ieiner peritorbe-
men Wutter beidimpft neroen Mir
De. I'm oos 81 perbinoern, eriho3
er ieinen gater, mabreno bieicr
idlafeno inn Bette lag. Die 8erteio;-
gung itiitte iib auf Srriinu, permpd).
IL aber Die Surp nidt oopon 81 ibtr-
.3euqen.
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@ie lit hies,

8ir bieten einbunoert 9olIars 8elo6z
mng fir ieben Sail bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t our6 ginne5men bon Sails aas
tarrbzSaa gebeilt tperben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gi9entb.
Soleoo. 9.
@ir, Die l1nter3eidneten, baben S. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sabren gez
fannt nno baltenibn fir boIltommen Eff
renbaft in alien MISUNDERSTANDING
unb ~finan5iea befdbigt, ole bon ieiner
Sirma einsegansenen 8erbinbli9teiten
an erfiuen.
8 cit & gruag. @roBbanoelss9 rOs
guiiten, Solebo, 9.
Sabine, &innan & Marpiu
@robbanbelse 9rosuiften, Solebo, o.
9aa's &atarrbs&ur ipirb innerIi6 gee
nommen uno ipirft brett alf bas BIn1
unb Die i6leimigen Sberfld6en bes
Sptems. 3euenifie frei b%erianot. Hreig
Is Gents per Slai6e. @ertauft bon alien
Npotbefen.
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fe @ugen, aufgeiprungerle Sdnoe.
llnfeblbor bel Sdmorboioen. Sur PSF
bel alien 0ruegiiten.
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3lt nerlnieten.

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aufraeen in S.. S6neioer's 8ddereL
402 @poming StraBe.
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4eindt - oeuti6es Mao6en als
9odin. 500 per @onat. 1908 50
Mlamo.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
Silks and Dress Goods

20-inch China Silk-In black, white
and colors, regular S5c quality-sale
price, yard .................. S3c
75c Bengaline Silk-In staple and
fashionable spring shades-in this sale
at, yard .S9c
36-inch Jap Slk-A 75c grade that
gives satisfaction, black or white
during this sale, yard. SIC
All Our Csc and 75c Taffeta Silks
Every color you want-during this
sale at, yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 400
Shepherd Check Taffeta SiIks-Black
and blue and white in different size
checks, regular 75c qualities-in this
sale at, yard ..........5 9c
Regular S1.oo Quality Mohair SiciIan
"A inches wide; black, white and
colors. a rich, lustrous fabric-in this
sale at, yard ..................7 5c
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-27
COlOred Wash Goods

A Big Stock of Mere. Cotton Fou-
Iards-Mostly dark patterns, worth
up to 20c-in this sale, per
yard ......... ........12 12c
"Flaxon" Batiste Lawns-Extra
fine double fold goods in neat lit
tie figures, zoe everywhere-sale
price, yard .15c
All Our 35c Satin Striped VoiIes
and "Argyle" Chevrons-A vast
number of desirable spring color
ings to pick from-in this sale.
yard ......... &c
All Our 25c Imported Scotch
Zephyrs and Simmer Siks-The
former 80 inches wide, in solid col
ors, checks, plaids and stripes-in
this sale, yard. 12c