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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
GapitGn Tranflin'S llrtbeif.

Nem Dcrt t3. Tc5cmber. -
Gopit1n Sbonos SronfliM bon Der
VunoeSarmee, mcldcr 6lpeimuI bon
zen @cncr0lcn Gboiiee mo Otis ne.
GEN biltinguirter 5opierteit in China
ulib 5uMunilo bcIobt mlroc. bcfonntc
iih belltc elmer langcu aette pom
&erlmtrelunJcn aus ben 0e!oern iiir
hic ScrpIleaung ocr @clt. Goint.ao
rcttcn idpuloi1 Gr bc9ins oicie De-
frououtiollell. m1brcno er dis Com,
mifiar uno Sbatneiiter Ger @cIt,
tpint Wilitnr Afd0emie fullgirte.
Nid)ter @alo pom 9umoeafreisgerift
pcrltrtbeilte i'm 5u 5mci Snbren unb
iefs Monatcn Salt i'm 5ld1t.
beus IN Ntln,ta. Sein Nnipalt fin.
hiate 9ernfuug an. Gle Don Srant.
lin acknowledgement @eloer belauicn
lid oiif 5000. Nurd) bns beltige
Hrtbcil perlicrt er icilie Stclc in Der
Armee rmlb ale Nnipriidc olii Tcl,s
lion. Gic Gcrtbcibigulla mad,t gcl-
tcllo, bpB Der Angcflogtc, mcld)er ais
'G"nlcincr Splbot in Die NriYee trat
llnO iid) 0llrd) ci9cnc Gerbicnitc 5ilnl
Sffi5icrSrang cnIpor idppnug. bllrd)
pic. GrfproerniIic icincr NroBen "a
mile in &eriudnng gefiibrt mllrbc,
lueldler CT nift @iocrltono i'll leijten
rcrrnpd)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Siaingbait's 9lniprId,c.

Wo,rretcr, Mail, 13. Se5. -
u. g. S%iain9boit, ein uoblbefaumter
rno woblbobcnOer bieiiger @iirger.
&icc.Erdiibcnt elmer neutrality-suspicious.
ron bier, bebauptcte oiicntlid), CT
babe beimtid) cincn Meroplan erinn-
oelL Der orei Yoiidgierc oufnebmen
trnte, iei banlit IN Der Nodt oeS 8.
December bon bier nnh Hem-Oort
nnb @oitcn uiio iuieoer 5uriif cello.
Gen. cine e%ntIernung uol, 800 Mei.
len, mo babe olii Oieiem Tlilgp 5eit.
mciIc TO @eilcn pro Stunoe at
riidaeleat. Or bobc Die Sreibeits,
S,atilc IN elmer Sobe bon 1000 TitE
llmfreilt mo lei ais iein oliitidifi
einn,al nieoriger 9eiloacn, bon eirem
W1djter at Der aiiitc Don 9cns IS
lono geIeben morben, moriiber oic
3citlnlaen am onoerclt Gage olid) be.
ridltet b1tten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Nrmcr Yopeutt.

San SrQnciScp. Gol., IS.
2e5enbcr. Ger GntihluB Der Ie.
%gierulg, Die bieiigc 9etentions. 3 to.
ton fir d)ineiiid,c G%inipnnberer bonn
5eitlaiio mad Mn9el ,sslano 81 Der.
leaen, lpirD olleln Inideiu nad) in
ebtHd einen r,elen 9opcott gegen
aiterifaiiide Waaren Slr Solee bo.
ben. Tic Seeds @cielidoiten" unn
Die bieliae dinciiibe Sanbelsfammer
ridtetc lcttc ISOLDE telegrapbiid) cine
Eetition an Den YrGIioenten Gait
uno hen Snnoelsiefretdr Nogel, er-
hielten ieood) ben Neif)eib, oa6 ibr
EroteIt gegen Die Terlcgung Der Sta,
ton nit)t beriifiidItigt iperben fonnte.
Sn ibrcr Gntriiitung bariiber beoui-
trogten Die aineiiid)en Organiiotio,
neii seiteru ben Gr.Hid)ter Goof, bic
Sod)e benz ami Der Turdreiic nod)
@uibington bier befinoIif)cn iielien
6ineiiif)en Geinnoten Gbang gin
Gang por5ulegen uno oen 9ciitanb
bclielben al,aurufen.
Ger GeiarOte periprad,. bel ieincr
Mnfnnft III Der 0nnbesbaultltaot
Dem G%r1iibenter @oritelllngen az
nad)cll. Collie CT oamit feinen Gr.
fola babcn, 10 miro, ipic Sic Seeds
O~eieaid,oftcn" OroDen. DER Dor eini,
geii Sabren i,ur nit MiiDc inter.
briidte altti.amerifaniid)e 9opeott in
China BON Yeliein beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Sdjiffbriid)e mnb feim Gnbe.

2 t. Sobns, u. s. 13. Ne5. =
Sheile ocS @rodS cines bol5crnell
Sompicrs, meld)er obne 3ipcitel on
Rem @egc BON noer nod Nunerltn
mar. iinb nube Bona &iito. Soi, 1870
Micilen norolid) BON bier, onigclnl'
ben moroen. litter Den Irilnnlerl'
bcfiueen iih oos @eldnoer Der Com
manoobriicfe unO Stiide Der Doroerel'
Sdan5fleioma. Gie Schoroe bol
Gin Sdiii abgeihidt. I'M nGbery
y;ad)iprlhunaen unSuiteacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Mlma GeQner's GRtfIbrung.

!. Snbianupolis, Suo., 70. Ge,
5ember. Srml Morgarct &eibel
potf Rr. ~, NeiRtruBe, babier, er-
tlGrte beilte sur Nntport ulli Srogen,
Iles, mas JIG Don Der gntiiibrlmg
rer od)tiGbrigcn @lma &clluer IN
Souispille, So, miiie, iei, mas tic in
ben 3eitlungen buriiber geleiel bobe.
Sic Mllttcr oes %sernubten MaofenS
lit cine Golriine bes @atten Der Srall
@eieel. nl0 Is mar Der Eoli5ei III
9oltispiqe o~n9ebeutet morhen, bob
tie &ermolloten IN indianapolis
e'mos Don scr Niinire wiiBten. 6ro,l
&eiscl itcllt 0ics cmbotiid) IN Nbrcoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
WriinSlidite iinterindnna eeiidert.

S%ortlesuna Der llnterlufune Ser BON
Sergeant Sllrlep gegeu 9upitGlI
@urb crbobencn M%liIdulOi9un=
gen. 9ie Eoli5eibeboroe Der.
nimmt cine In3abl BON Epli3ei-
beomteu mo Eripolprrioncl. -
@oa GbcrIt Smam iaoic.
Gle llnterllld)nng III Der Eoli5ci-
Mffuirc oeS norbmeItlid)cu SiltrittS,
in Scr Gapitdn Mdrb mo Sergeont
Surlcy Die SultptrolIcn ipielen, iullr-
De geiIcrn Don Der YoIiScihebDroc ulo
Wturldnll Sarnon nit perooppcltem
Giicr ~iortgelcet. Die eritere belt &c
tern 5luci SiBunacn, cine 9tnbmit.
tags unb cine NbelloS, icOe Oerielben
bon mcbritiln0iger 1ouer, IN Der tie
cine gotl6c Nn5nbl BON 3cigen, Ser
geol,ten NIB Eoli5iiten oeS uerbpclt-
lid)cn GiItrifts igo Nripotperionel,,
r%crrobmelL ipelde iibcr oas bclogte
on1ehlih iibel beletlnuWoetc |1olls
DER Mnagie Sunter OH Noro.Gorcp-
StruBc nnterrid)tet goltcn.
Seutc lperoeu mohrihcinlih 5ruci
Der Soupt5eugeil III Der Sodc ibrc
Mlaiugc Dor bcnl Warihnn MAIDEN,
ienc Wto0gie Sumter uib @ob SopiS,
mcld)cm bic Gritcre ongcblit $40 &C.
geben hobcn lpiIl, I'm it'd bnourd Dor
acriGtlider &criolanlg 81 iicbern.
Sbcrlt Siuann. Der NrGiioent Der
EoliSeibeborbe, betontc gcltern aus
oriitlid), ouB Die eeiiihrtc llnterlllds
lln1 ocn Iiugen nui ben Wrnno ae.
ben ncroe, unh Dob, ioIls nod Dem
9efulbc oericlben ser cine ooer Der
onoerc Tpli5eibcomtc iid) elmer
Notwithstanding id)uloig 9emodt
bnbcn loltc. gcgc!l oen @ctreiienoei
init nilcr Strellge p%oraegnngen iper.
0cn ipiirne.
@ellerll Worgcn %bc0c9nctcn lid) Die
nbciben ~ieigolid)cll 8riiocr". Captain
@aro unb Sergeant @urlep I'M Ger.
rloor ocs neutrality-suspicious. Die De
9rilBullgerL tuelde 0iclclben ats
tnillften, iuoreil nid)t geraoc Der
Observation-Disclosures Notlrr. Sergeont
@llrtep perloHatc nantIih bon ieinem
Goraeiesten Die @erot9gnbe beS 0e.
ridteS, Oan CT (Surlcu) %iciler Belt
bc5iiglid ocS @olleV Maggie Sill.
tcr'S genladlt 4aiic. GopitGn @aro
meigcrte lid aber, ons Gotunent Der.
a~lSjngebcll, ntb perbot iib III icbr
erreatem Conc, oaB ser Scraeant ibn
oil oicicr Steile aniholte. Gapiton
&urb crtllrtc nodJher, bhB er bic be.
io9ten Eapicrc mir Den Eoli5ci.Gpm.
miliGren obcr Dem Wnridoil onSbdn.
0igcn iper6c.b kH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
@ercinS aaIenber.
.0urheiicn.Iercin"

Sefretar Dm. Tbomas, Ser. 22t9,
Soirmount- ape.; geriammIung ie.
ccn 5weiten Gienitas i'm Wonat in
@eber's 5oIle, Ode Iaoeira. ltn6
gaItern'a uenie. (Sant5,tO
gader.@ eiangoerein bot, Baltimore.
Giriscnt. Yrof. s. anroIns.
Sauptalarticr y. @nsener's Collie.
t19 Roro'Baca.S ctr, ieoen Gnrnftoa
abeno. init ausnabme oes orittem
Samitass im @onat Sinsftunbe.
Gpril7IO
gobnliide YGder.
Snuptauartier: Hr. 1913, gi6.
ldno.apc. 6. & g. Gel. WoIfe 376 8.
~Tertid. llnsariider 2~ieoerfrana.~
2iriaent Jran3 Sod. Dereins.
lofol aoam @os' Sole. Rr. 1923,
VcolonItrabe. 8~eriammIune areitoa
I6eno. . uW6rsfNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
EdiffsnadJridten.

Siasconiet, Wnii., 10. 1c3.
= Ter bon Antwerpen mad, Nen.
yorf 6eltin1mte Ganipier n6inlanb"
rd'iirte lin 7 llbr Worgens oos
@dttudet'2 euftihiif.
Gneers oip H. IL. Ie;ember.
Ter Compiler .9uiitanio" lit DOT!
Nem-Dorf angcfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15
Il nterit ii tuna iir bcihGf
tiguneSloie SnbofS.
urbCtter.

@crItn II, 13. Ie3. = Gie Budget
Gommiliion bcs Hcid)stoas beitlpB
beilte einitimmig, cineu 9eltl,B EN-
5uberiGtcn. melder 100000 sur lit,
terltiieung Der IN Nolgc bes gerlnae=
rem Guniums uon Giaorrcn mo 81
garctten bcih6itigungslos Gclporbc-
men SobafSorbcitcr pcnpIIligt. Ger
Gonium bot lett Dem Snfruittretell
Der nellen Stcllern oui Giaorrcn uno
Giaaretten cnorm ubgcnummcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15

2ibertpH z anrcu &rrein
60 mcnia Witgtieoct battcn lid
ccItcrn IN sSniae ocS itiirinild)cn I'M
Mt1iluitigen METERS inl @ercin Slofal
@oguner'seSstnc, "Sssehsfff6 Noro.
TncoitroBc,f psur regelHsdiagcu Mo.
notSucrlnmntIma c%ingefNnocn, oni
Hic ErGiiOcntin SrMu Gliinbetb SanNl
e iiir 5rpcdmGBiaI lam, sic @e.
dl1ftaiibuig olif Den ntdlItcn SreitoQ
III pcr!egcn.
rieGcrb n n3 sGamenpcr
ei H.. - Scinc reacfmdBige M6llatS.
Gcrlanmliun0 belt geItcrn abcnb ocr
vSrie8crbuno Commencement" I'M
.@armonic . Sale" olt Der @cit-
IopctteitraBc, III melfer Die ErGii.
rcntin Nrou SobHmo Saofs Den
@oriib mo bic Scfrct1rin Sran 81.
iette Eaiiic bus Erutofoll iiibrte.
&odlocr1 Die Nuipeienben beid)loiiell
Iotten, Witte 3ebrlinr bos nGdJite
S%tiititngsfeIt I'M Serbergslcfole olii
glGr5cnoe @eile jill %ieiern, occcptir-
ten bic Tamen cine ginlabun9 oes
vGcntidlen &riegerbutoes" CUR 6eicr
Scs @ebilrtstdges oes b~eltid,en &ai-
iers. ipe!d)e III Der .@ermonin .W1n.
,crd)or-0alle" i%tottiinoet. Iarm MIR
oel Ole i~oieeaoen WitgIicoer iiir bie
tenunlcnoe 0eaIntelmnDi n%onIinirt:
ii;r Er1iibeutil, ,Sran @mnla @ebl,
lloro mo Morgaretbe @reb; iiir
Slcc.Eriiiocntin: Sioia 9(lioreas mo
%cbouna @olbior; iiir SefretGrin:
elictte Feinc; iiir Sdlasrheiitcrim:
Caroline Yenid,.
Ger rIcrcin ser Saul
Flcute nnb Iabritnntcn" Dnt
teidlloiieL aud, iilr Die Sriibiabrs.
Soiion bcn ulslp1rtigen &iiliern
&abntt 5l genobren, gerobe mic Is
hie'ea .Serbit Der 6nIl mar.
Iie Stauts 6 miijio o.
mem lpeld)e bonn @oltperncllr CT.
nonnt muroen, ltn @ciebesporlnaen
ii;r Die fonlmenoe Staatsgeiesgebnng
oiisjliarbciten, llaben lire Irbeitea
5iemlid polleubct uno meroen oas
GrgcbniB ibrer Tbdtisfeit ~oennGdlt
Dem @oupcrneur m,terbreiter.
g d) nell,ta ie.i N Cube
5. s. MurhiiorL cin AZ Sabre alter
@eid)ditsreiienber Der Sirntu Gran.
ioro & MeeS pom Spencer, &C,
Der am Sonutag I'M .Gntoip Sonie"
obiticg, ltiir3te eeitern 9(bcnb IN bent
genorltet ,&ptel plDslih toot ~
9oDen. Ger sur Belt im &ptcl pei.
lei,be Ir. Erorell &albaug6 bon
Eicomont M:..Ia., elite herbei, fonli.
te nber m,raronltatiren, DOB Der Yills
Oes Walines periagtc. Teiien unge,
od)tei ianotc man Mlirfiiou III Der
Ilnbitlani bes meitlid)el, DltEiftS
nad) Dem .llnipcriit1ts . SoipitdI, "
mo oic Mer5te conitatirtens oaB or
nid)t rtehr inter ben 9cbenoen neil.
te, iuesbalb Der 9etdnom mad, ser
Morgite aeianot nro ser Coroner
bes lucitlid,en Giitrifts Tr, 9ntrid
Mnrtin bei,adridtiaf ipuroc. Mls Der
Seihditsrciienbe 5n 9oncn ftiir,tt,
e%erietben Die poielsGite, tpeldje lid,
serooe beim abenbeiien bcfanbet, in
aroBe a%uireguna.. Ger 0erblident
binterlabt cine arobe JomiIic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15

Edhe 5ar 8eiie in's ansIasS Sc.
-iorst 9. Haine, Rr. 41S, pasSeIti-
u'ore!srase, aa1e Gsfts1 $ssie abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-15

~ " uCW U u uCHl uCT
.Mnti-S oloon 2edanc" IN Gbico1o
l%eiitete iid) Der @encrolilperinten.
Dent Der 2igu. Y. u. 9afer, iolae1oe
onnmbreiite ausfdle: ia limo Elm
paar ormielige @ciitlite, DIE Dor eiu
paar 1rinter9encinben - f1IidIid)
aird)en genonnt - WunntenihaiB
treiben (musauerube). Sic baber
feinen Sinu. iiir ons. ipas unicrc
Woral lit o0er iein iollte. Sic ten.
,,cl oas llnbeil nid)t - ODER finn.
n,ern iid) nift oariim -, oos oieicr
Wolod, (ocr' @ei,uB geiiti1cr sc.
tr1nfc) periibt. Sbnen Iicgt nid,ts
an Der Irage Der ipabren 8ottieIia.
felt. Gs iino aud malld)e oa - oanf
8ott iebr ipenige, iolueniae, oaB Der
8renel ibrer abtriintigfeit, berpor.
geboben miro burd Die Seltenbeit =
rpelhe. oieies perbaBtc @eihdit, oos
tritlfcn ut Don Dem Dilute iciner
Spfer, in offener Meoe pertbeibiae,l.
Vielleift ioutcn mir nid)t Az bitter
pom oieicn bird Bier erfauiten @eilt.
lid1en reoet. Tenn ielbit benz Sdtmt
lollte oos &cft 5iir @eiitliffeit lid't
obgelprod)en rperbcn." So beifimpit
Der Sberiportfiibrer Der .anfi.So.
looli' Seaanc" Die ebrlid)eu @eijtli.
den. Die benz 2ng unh 3riia nno Der
3eitd]elei obbolb. lid, lpcigeri,, BRO.
blbition als i,elleS g~pnnaelinm I'll
perfiiltoel. ltnD bieie eemeinen Nh.
eriife limb nidt etlpn eiine reonerild,e
gntgleihirg bes probibitioniIiiif,cn
giierers. ioroern iiberleet. 5n pa.
pier gebroht ni,o OILS 4eoe an sic
preIic 8ur. MISUNDERSTANDING Der.
ianot. Vini Gcibel! anitanosgciibl,
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE WAS WELL ATTENDED
President Parsons Treated His Subject
 In a Popular Way

The lecture at the Union High school Monday evening under the auspices of the Athletic association of the institution, was a very pleasant affair. Considering the fact that many had spent the day at the fair and were too tired to attend. the audience was a large one. Moreover. all who were present thoroughly enjoyed the lecture
 President Parsons of the Indiana University. took for his subject 'The Merchant of Venice" President Par sons is brilliant speaker. His sub ject was treated in a popular way. and was consequently much more enjoyed. It was by no means dry and uninter- esting. Those who failed to attend the lecture missed a rare treat.
 The association realized d neat little sum by the venture which will be devoted to the needs of athletics this season
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

Give the Tempe Commercial com pany a trial in your grocery business. They will please you.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
THE TEMPE TEAM
 CAME IN SECOND
A Good Record Considering the Con
 dition of Practice

The fact that Tempe took second prize in the hose races yesterday was the cause of much qualification here last night. It speaks well for the team that it came that near first money. and considering the small amount of time that was devoted to practice. that is doing remarkably well. Had the Tempe team put in as much practice as it really should have the results might have been even diff ferent. It was not decided. however, until almost the last moment to send a team from here and on that ac- count the time for preparation was decidedly limited
 The second contest will be held this morning and Tempe hopes to do at least as well as it did yesterday and possibly better. The members of the team are:
 sam Lukin. captain: F. Savatego. M. Sambraves. NJ. Lion. R. ROdriges. J. M Maz6n. A. Montejo. D. Ballistevos. j. Ochoa. Mack Browning. J. Am parno. R. Cruz. F. Salsido and J. NJ Romero.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
WHAT IS HYOMEI?
You Have Heard About the Catsrrs Cure lovett Drug Store
 Guarantees.

Hyomei Is a wonderful antiseptic. so powerful that it promptly destroys germ life. yet its action on the mucous membrane is extremely soothing and healing. It relieves catarrh Tn five minutes; it cures in a few weeks or money back.
 It is made chiefly of eucalyptus and eucalyptol taken from the eucalyptus forests of inland Australia. The medi- cal profession knows that eucalyptus er and with the active principle of eucalyptus as base Hyo- mel is made more efficient. pleasant and quick acting by the addition of Thymol. an antiseptic and disinfectant largely employed in the Listerian System Guaiacol and other important medicinal agents are also without doubt. is the greatest destroy CT of catarrh germs the world has ever known.
 Hyomei is a powerful. penetrating antiseptic that is pleasant to use. It does not contain a particle of cocaine. opium or any habit-forming or injuri- ous drug.
 No dosing the stomach when you use Hyomei Just breathe it in through the small inhaler that comes with each outfit. Sold by leading druggists ev anywhere and in Phoenix by the LOvett Drug Store, S1.00 for complete outfit.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
TEMPE DEVOTED ALL
 DAY TO THE FAIR
Large Crowds Went Over in the Morning and Afternoon-Twon
 Deserted

Yesterday was Tempe day at the fair in the truest sense of the word. By noon the town was practically de- serted. Owing tO the fact that the merchants had agreed to close for the day, nearly every one observed the day as a holiday and those who could devote but one day to the fair. naturally took yesterday. The morn ing train was more than crowded with fair visitors. though a good many did not try to get away until noon. The noon train had on extra coaches and was also well filled. The train was late. of course. and the crowd did not reach the fair grounds until after the races had started
 Until evening Tempe was quiet. Then the visitors began to return again. There being no late trains. the crowd was divided between the six o'clock and Maricopa train. It was good day at the fair and every one thoroughly enjoyed it.
 While a good many will manage to visit the big attraction several other days during the rest of the week, there will be no more general holidays. On Friday the Normal will close in order that the students may have an opportunity of taking in the sights.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
LEFT TRAIL OF BLOOD
 0n THE SIDE WALK
A Mexican Who Suffered From Knife
 Wounds

Dr Bechem was awakened night be- fore last at a late hour by a Mexican who left a trail of blood on his front walk and a pool of it on the door step while he was waiting for the doc tor to get up. Upon examination the doctor discovered that the man. who gave his name as Elfjo Navarro. was suffering from three severe wounds. received apparently from a knife blade One deep gash was in the ab- domen. another slash was in his left arm and a third was found in the fleshy part of the arm. Either of the former two would possibly have been fatal had they been located a fraction Of an inch one way or another. The one in the arm left exposed the artery The Mexican was too drunk to give any account of the conditions under which the wounds were receiv- ed It is supposed. however. that he had engaged in a row of some kind with some of his fellow cOuntrymen. The doctor took nearly a dozen stitches in his anatomy and yesterday the man was in comparatively good shape.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
TEMPE DEPARTMENT
CLEAN THE KIDNEYS
 AND BACKACHE GOES
A Few Doses Regulate Bad Kidneys
 and Make You Feel Fine.

Out-of-order kidneys act fine and backache or bladder misery is relieved after a few doses of Pape's Diuretic. Pains in the back, sides or loins. rheumatic twinges. facilitating head | ache, nervousness, dizziness. sleepless- ness, inflamed or swollen eyelids. worn out feeling and many other symptoms of clogged. inactive kidneys simply vanish.
 Frequent. painful and uncomfortable urination due to d weak or irritable bladder is promptly overcome. The moment you suspect any kidney. bladder or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism coming, begin taking this harmless remedy. with the knowledge that there is no other medicine, at any price, made anywhere else in the world, which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure, as a fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic. which any druggist can supply.
 This unusual preparation goes direct to the out-of-order kidneys. bladder and strengthening these organs and and urinary system. cleaning. healing glands. and completes the cure before you realize it.
 A few days treatment with Pape's Diuretic means clean. active, healthy kidneys. bladder and urinary organs and you feel fine.
 Your physician. pharmacist. banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape. Thompson X Pape. of Gin cinnati. is a large and responsible med icine concern. thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty cent treatment-from any drug store anywhere in the world
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
WE RECOMMEND sExINE PILLS.

IL makes no difference what Is the cause of ones weakness. If it be a tonic that is needed Sexine Pills will do more than any other tonic. They are the one tonic that strikes at the bottom of all weakness, the nerve cen ters They send new vitality bounding through the body. producing a glow and jingle that revive the languid en- ergies of youth SeXine Pills begin by bringing quiet repose to fluttering nerves. and inducing restful and re- freshing sleep. Price $1 a box: six boxes 8. with full guarantee. Address or call ElVey & Hulett. where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
FARMERS INSTITUTE

There will be a Farmers Institute held here on Tuesday and "Wednesday afternoon and evening. Nov 23rd and 24th. There will be good music and good speaking. Specialists for the Arizona Experimental station will be in attendance. and there will be lec- lures on sugar beet culture. dairying alfalfa culture. improvement of farm crops. orange culture. control of in- sect pests and other subjects of gen. eral interest to practical farmers.
 No admission will be charged. and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and take part in the series
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

Red apples $50 per box at the Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
ASK FOR CHANGE OF VENUE

Wm. Goodwin the defendant in the two suits of Zederman and Shetterley' vs. the Parry Goodwin Grocery com pany, has asked for change of venue from the Mesa justice of the peace court to either Tempe or Phoe- nix. The suits were both brought in the Mesa court during the absence of the local justice of the peace
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
NEWS NOTES

C. W. Miller is considerably elated over the fact that the Throop football team. of which his son Frank is man ager. and on which he played end. last Saturday defeated the Apmona team.
 T. w. Otis. of Prescott. is here at tending the Congregational Minis terial convention. He was joined by Mrs. Otis and children yesterday morn ing. who have been visiting at Naco They are the guests of Rev. and Mrs R. A. Windes.
 Mrs. Billings. of Des Moines. has been on the sick list for a few days past.
 MT Emma Teeter arrived here day before yesterday from Los Angeles for visit with her sons.
 Mrs. Robert Mullen is suffering severely with felOn.
 l.. D. Yaeger is down from Flag staff.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

The Fashion Millinery Store, at 237- 239 East Washington street, have on display one of the incest lines of ready-to- hats to be found in Phoenix. Their stock of shapes is complete. and. with their corps of ex- pert milliners. you are sure to receive first-class work when you leave an order for a trimmed hat with Mrs. BOdet. The prices are right. Come make our store your headquarters while visiting the Fair. You are per- fectly welcome at our store, whether you buy or not.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10

The Tempe Commercial company is now in possession of the Parry Good win store. A new and complete line of goods will be handled and your pat ronage is colicited
Arizona republican., 1909-11-10
CASA IONA GUESTS

Guests at the Casa LOma yesterday were W. w. Parsons, Terra Haute, Indiana. MT and Mrs. C. J. Williams, Tucson: Mir and Mrs. J. P. Benedict. Bisbee: H. B. Roberts, Mrs. T. w otis and children. Prescott: c. P. Doris and wife and J. W. Williams and wife. Phoenix.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-21
NEW ORLEANS IS ISOLATED Crescent City Shut Off From
 the Outside World by Terrific Gulf Storm. MANY WIRES DOWN. Last Report Was Alarming-Galyes.
 ton Reports Strong Wind-Warn. ings Were Issued.
MANY WIRES DOWN

The Graphic received information last night that New Orleans was iso- lated and all wires leading from that city to the outside world down. Com municatlon was cut off during the af- ternoon when terrific storm was rag ing along an area covering two-thirds of the Gulf coast territory.
 The weather bureaus special report 1 at noon reported the velocity of the wind to be forty-one miles an houl with the barometer rapidly falling. The indications were, according to the re- port, that the storm was increasing impossible last night to get any infor- nation whatever from New Orleans damage or loss of life, if any resulted, could not be learned. Galveston also afternoon. but little danger was felt there because of confidence in the sea wall. Telegraph companies report wires down at many places along the gulf coast.
 Storm warnings were issued Sun day afternoon along the gulf coast The tail end of the equinoxal storm is reported to be raging from the south ern coast line of Texas in a north easterly direction along the gulf.