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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
MnsIann.

Na1 oem @enuB bon pferoeflsilb,
oas au9enihsinlib oeroorben mar, er.
trantten in Riel iebssbn Ginoer. por
luelden smei bereits aeitorben iino.
Utebrere Der Rleiuen liessn boifnunes=
log barnieoer. Cine beb6rolibe Inter
luduna il. bereits ein9eleitet ,poroen
Nus Ner9er bariiber. bab bic otter.
reihiihen Deutibnationalen bic 5baten
Dofers in elmer Sabrbunoertfeier De,
Dtittuelt in grinneruna aebraht, babeu
Die italieniiden Srreoentiiien in 3rient
oen 6reibeitsbeloen Nnoreas Sofer I'M
Yiloe aufaebdnat uno ieiu Mnoenten
i'll Der unfldtbiaaen Weiie beidimpft.
Die 5rieoensit6rer erain9en fid nod in
allen m0sli9en tumultuarii6en Guno-
aebungen. Ser poliSei selans es nur
NIT GROCER Wiibe. Die Oronuns pisoer
ber3uitelea.
yei elmer ueberi1msmmuna laben
im iiioDitliben SABA 600 ginaeborne
ben Sob aefunoen. Cine Nnaabl giien.
babnbriifen muroe bin,peaaeidmemmt;
Der Shaoen an Der @rnte. iomie an'
osrem gisenthum III aeiualtia.
Sn Wien batten iid am Montaa
5000 Deu!ihe au einem protelt ge9en
ene iihehilbe NieoerlaIiung in ibrer
Witte bereinigt. Sic hatten. 9etpibigt
ourh friibere tribe grfahrunaen, bic
GorIiht 9ebraudt, Die beborolibe Sc.
nebmiaung ein3nbolen. uno bic gu.
lihernn9 erhalten, bob man fie oemdb.
rem laifen tusroe. Sm Ysrtrauen oaraui
muroe bic Yerufuna Der Yeriammluna
beihloRen. Srob Der beitimmten gu.
iideruns tpuroen bic 3beilnehmer bon
Der poli3ei anaeariffen. bic obne tpei-
ieres nit Der blanten Maffe breinbieb.
Sic b6llia iiberraihten Deuti1en leite=
ten taum lraenomelhe WeaeEmehr uno
wurDen nit leihter Miibs 3eritreut.
Das brutale Yoraeben Der Slider.
beltsmannihaften bate aur ssolae.
oaB aatlreihe perionen permunoet
Dur0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
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See y. Green, Glspelano - Minni'
Burtbart. Mineral @iip.
Geo. q. ypf - Cora 6. Gsener. beio'
BON Canal EoUer.
SEQ. Is. GhueiSer - Goia Vsl Mc,
9onnell, beioe BON Stem @omersto,pn
Sobn u. Gellep Warp Springer,
beioe bon Rem PHILADELPHIA.
6arrp q. Smith. @OiboetOn : 6ranccs
Wilaus. ReD gomerstown.
6enrp Sones - Glla 9erbert, beio,
bon &osmsn.
70. W. Wslh = @ona 2appin. be,bt
bon Stem philadelphia.
1bomas s. Moraan - @6riitina W
Oearslep, beioe bon &anal EoDer.
Senrp 8. Auillsl Jtcranna ..
@er, ubrihsuille.
@bas. y. @riflon = Marie 81. Seepen.
beibe BON Canal Sober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
Scr @cg gum GrfoIg

bietst piele Demmnille. bod tein 10
uer3msifsltes nls idlehte Gelnnobeit.
GrIola erioroert beute @siunoheit. bod
iino electric Witters bic Ar6Bten @e=
iunpbsits.gr3eueer. lpelhe bic Melt ie
9etonnt bat. sic er3mingen bolltoms
meme 3bdti9teit bon Wlaaen. 2eber.
Nieren. ginaetpeiosn. reiniaen nno
bereihern oas Ylut uno ifdrten uno
beleben bas aonae gpiem. Rrdfiiaer
G0rper unb sin idarfiinniges @ehirn
folaen bersn gebrauh. ssbr oiirft
electric Bitters niht 5u nebmen Der-
feblen. tpenn fdpah. ab9earbeitet ooer
trdntlih. Werfuht iis. SOC. unter
Gornntie beriauft bon N. 8. peter's,
benz beuti6en Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
Wad1t amt 8aIo Momntain.

HS~sv$ WV "$~
Sn elmer einiamsn Nadt tletterte
Nlsr yenton bon Sort gomaro. U. D.,
auf 8alb Wouniair, 81 bem 6eim
zines Nahbars binouf Der bon Nitbma
asfol.ert mar, entidloHen ibn nit Dr.
Sings Neiu Giseouerp su turiren.
peldbe ibn islbit BON Aitbma aebeilf
bate. 9ieies .uunoerbare Aeilmiitel
erieidlerte feinen glahbar balo uno
bei!te ibn rafh. Gpdter turirte er
ieines eobnes @att,n BON idmerem
Qun9enleioen. Millionen alauben. oab
es Das er0bte 0ehlens uno 2unaen.
,0eilmittel auf groen 1T. 0ulien. gr=
tdltunaen. Blutitiirse ulo mebe Sun.
gen tperben iidsr bapon tlrirt. Das
Bette aeaen 0euIieber. Grippe uno
Geu1huiten. SOC. uno $l.00. probe=
flaIbe frsi. llnier @arantie pettanft
BON %. @. peter's. oem beuti4en
Npotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09

I Der Ncrbpcl III snibedt uno nun
lbeeinnt Der Gtreit oariiber, lper i'm
3uerlt 9efunOsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-09
1a8eSnetti9feiten.
ch,s.

Ghta. IT..
Sn @lepelano ilt 3om 8. sSobnIon
bon BEN Eemotraien ,pieber fiir Mapnr
ilominirt Dorben.
Eurh Die edaelliaieit isines Bier.
oes sntsina gouaro Muibsr aus Utai.
iillon. ein Nnaeltsllter Der WlnIIillon
Gtone & Sire 8rid &c., cinem r1u.
berifhen uebetiulle. st befano lid
nit ieiner @emahlin auf benz Delms
ipeae. als an e,ner ubAeleaenen Gieae
oas Rob pl0Blih innebislt. Nus oem
8ebiiihe irat ein Ws9elagerer berpor
nIo rifteie nit Der Nuiioroerung bic
Ddnoe bod Su balten. ben 9auf zines
8euoluers auf Aulbsr. Doh ebe er
ieine 9aihen leeren tonnte. iebte lid
oas piero in Yelpeauna unb iaats
infolae Der nahQeianoten Shiilie in
mlloer s5ludt oapon.
Sn Der &efoens oss Williondrs q.
8. Qoopep III 6amilton brab porlsb=
ten Gienitaa qlbeno sin Sssuer aus.
gines Der GienitmdoAen. bas lanse
Sabre fir Die Gamllie iton gearbeitst
uno oeren unbe9renStes Nsrtrauen Qe.
nlebt. brahte bic in einem Gdfthen be-
iinblihen ssuwslen i'm Werthe Don etipa
Sl0. 600 aiiidllb aus bent brsnusnoen
9auie uno leAte lie oil einem O,ie, ben
lie ftir einen libsrsn Yeriisf belt, nie.
Der. Nls man ipdtsr bic Sumelsn ba.
ben wOllie. iuaren lie perihpunDeu uno
trob alleu Wadioridens tonn.e Dos
&dltden niht msbr geiunosn werbsu.
10 oaB Die 6amiltoner Yolisei su Dem
8Ianbeu 9elanate. Die Sabsn eisn
Dieben gum Spfer gefalleu.
Start @ountp peranffaltet oieie Wo=
DE in @anton feline SunoertlabrIsier
uno cine Snouitrie. .Nusitelluna. Die ON
arbeiteriaae inter YstbeiliaunQ Don
2ltron. MaTilon. Mlllanee uno anoeren
aabeAele9enen Gtdoten erOIinet ipuros.
Gie Yolissi in Sanoustp III binter
sinem 5pibbuben ber. Der ben Girhen
ndAiiihe 8elude abitattet uno Gahen
pon Bertb init iid gsben bsiBi. Gein
eriter yefuh galt Der tDmiih=fatJoli=
ihen St. peter- uno paulstirhe. Der
lbu ieooh nidts einbrabis. Denn bic
aoloenen llao illbernen beiliaen 8eFdBe
poren in einem olebeslihsrsn Shrante
dufbepabrt. Dor Ieinem Nbihisoe
frllirte lih Der @auner in Der Gdtritei.
Samm. Yirlte uno spieael lualiosrten
naiiirlid in feline 5aihe. Sn Der lu.
tberiihen 3ions. Stride pliinoerte sr ben
Opfertof. er9atterte aber nur orei
@enis. Grfol9rei6er ,par iein Sbun
unb Sreiben in Der calUauiliilhen @pis.
copaltlrhe. MO er wertbOOlle Silber.
ia1en einbsimfe.
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Das Reinltat Der Normahlen in
unierer @inot iii fiir oas liberale Gle.
ment lehr befrieoiaenb. Der lberwdl-
tiasnoe giea shells auf bemotratiiAer
Seite lit ein 3eihsn oaiiir. baB Die
Trelinoe Der psrisnliten isreihsit lih
aufaerafft haben unb eniihIoHen lino.
oem irehsn Gisbahren bes Wtuderele.
mentes einen Nieael porauihieben.
Ghell erbielt 386 6timmen geaen l82
Stimmen fir 0urt.
8ie iibriasn Ganbioaten auf oenl
oenntratilhen 5idst iiuo
Yr1lioent oes Siootratbs ,5reo. 8lauIer.
etaotratb. /. gDa,o ph,lip eshl.
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3. @eo. y. 2elep.
A. Spbn 8. gramsr.
Gtaohdtbe bon Der qni3sn Staot
3n ertpdblen ". VI. Waaner uno
8eorae WcDiillsn.
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Stdbtilher Nnmalt. II. u. Wiltin.
Nlieiloren fir 8runoeiaentbum, 5.
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Die 3epublitaner snominirtsn +:
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prdlioent oes Giaotratbs. eSobn
@meriou.
Staoiratb, /. @arb. Ssrart @ioawnp
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4. teine Domination.
9taotrdtbe BON Der aaasn Staot
su erlpGblsn. Simon 8. Cart. W. s.
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Eefenbaher. fiirsinen lpsiteren Eermin
uno Ole Temotratsn nominirten Or.
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Aninnb.
Sn Der Nudt gum Samltaa ent=
gleiite Der unter oem Namen uNopal
Blue limiteo" betannte Shnelsua Or
Baltimore & Sbios@iienbabn in Der
Ndhe 6es Stdoihsus @hewtnn. 3d.,
uno auei perlonen. Der lotomotipfiib=
rer Sohn OilI unb Der @spdfmeilter
sSobn Wbeateroft muroen oerart auae.
,ibtet. oab iie iaft auf Der 5tele ftar.
ben. Uerlebt muroen 48 perionen,
Die meiiien oauon aeidbrlih. Nertreter
Der giienbabnaeieaibaft bic Samfaa
Vormiitas oil Ort uno Steue cine I'm
terfu6ung pornahmen. ertldren, oab
BabnIrepler in rduberiIher Mbliht ibre
Oano im Spiel gehabt baben. sic
batten cine Shienenlai1e log Qemadt.
Die burh iie oerbunoenen gbienen qe.
lofert uno aus ibrer ridiiaen Gage oe.
riift. Da Der 3ua siemiid l6nell
fuhr. TO tpurbe er bon bem 8eleiIe unb
tbeilDeiie ben Nbbaua nebsn bem Sc
lelIe binunter aeihleuoert. Ser benz
3uge angeiiiate grpreBmaaeon enthielt
cine beoeutenoe Gumme baaren @eloes,
auf oas bic Gdurten es obaeieben
batten.
Mm3. September Iubr Elm Gpeaial.
Gradtsua tpeitlih bonn MaDebau9 Suns
mel in Der Ndbe BON pittsbur9 in einen
0aufen BON 5trefenarbeiiern binein.
Bier ipurben auf Der Gtelle aet6otet
unb etlua an0lf entainsen nur nit
tnapper Notb einem idredlihen, 9ooe.
Die Warnunasianale puroen bon oem
8erduib zines auf einem oaoeren Sc.
leiie beranbrauienoen 3uaes iibert6nt.
10 0ab bic Mrbeiter bic Gefabr nibt
nertten.
/ Sn 9ampa. Jla.. tpobntan biele 9ln.
bdnasr Der Settle Der ,unbeianuten
3unqen". beren ,Do6eprie,ierin", cine
nuberorbentlide @el6ditsoome, bon
ben .@ldubiaen" falt perehrt ,piro.
Dor einiaer 3eit erildrte bisie. oaB bic
GtaOt benz nnteraanq Qensibt lei uno
am |, September ;erlt6rt iperosn miir=
be. Die 9lnbdnQer Der Geste lieBen
f6 iiberreDsa, nod Drant id aieGen,
no he In elmer bon Der 6iibrerin ne.,
aeoriinbeten Golonle tpobnten unb fur
alles. mas He brau6ten, anOsrbdltnib.
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eobalo pearp bette, Or. goof tes
anipruae Die gbre, ben Norbpol ent.-
oedt 3u baben. ertldrte er: sd babe
bic Sterne unb 6treifen am Norbpol
aufaspfanst. Goot's grsdbluna iollte.
ni4t ernfibaft aenomlnen ipsroen. Die
beiosn gstimos. bic oenieIben begleite.
ten. la9en. oerielbe lei ni&t melt naA
benz Noroen aetommen uno babe bas
fefs 3ano ME aus benz 9sfitte per.
loren.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
KANSAS CITY MARKETS

Kansas City Stock Yards. Sept. 13- Rains the middle of last week. which extended all over the Missouri valley. put the cattle market on more stable basis than it has had and re- moved the encumbrance of the in creasing volume of cattle driven in by dry weather. Receipts dropped down sharply after the middle of last week
 Crop experts figure that the drought. which has now been broken. damaged corn : per cent in Illinois and Iowa. and between 15 to 20 per cent in Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska and Oklahoma. The good rains which have fallen lately have started the fall pastures. and demand for stock CTS and feeders is now at it's height. and the market on those classes today is 15 to 25 cents higher than a week ago. Good killing grades are steady to firm with a week ago, medium and low grades a shade lower. including a decline of 10 cents today. 4 train of the Parsons steers from Rifle is here today. HIS at s425. and a shipment from Grand Junction here today contained 'heifers at s3. 65. cows $3 40, wet cows g.. 65. bulls $2 .S5. stock steers s3.75. Nothing in either shipment fully tested the market, on.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14

Bennett returned Saturday night after staying several days in Prescott.
 Dave Ling and Mir. Decker were Prescott visitors Saturday night for the dance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilson and Miss Lou ise Wilson were the house guests of Mrs E. F.. Pascoe over Sunday.
 Dr. Foss arrived in camp Saturday night.
 Miss Hazel Goldberg returned Sun day morning after several days in Phoenix.
 Mir. Aaron Goldberg, Chester Gold berg. Sims Ely Jr. and Ray Kirkland arrived in camp Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas re- turned to Phoenix after spending the summer in Iron Springs.
 Miss Duke of Prescott was the house guest of Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen over Sun day.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett, Marion and Paul and Mrs. J. l.. Alexander and Miss Alexander returned to Phoenix Monday with their respective dogs and cats.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill and Elizabeth returned to Iron Springs Monday evening after an extended trip through Seattle, Portland. San Fran cisco. Palo Alto. Los Angeles and sev- eral of the beach resorts.
 Mrs. Harry Kennedy was visiting in Prescott several days of this week.
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Selma Gold berg, Ruth Jessop and Harold Gold berg were visitors in Prescott Tues day.
 Miss Louise Murphy and Miss Flora Grier drove to Prescott Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. F.. Pascoe returned to Phoenix after having spent the summer in Iron Springs.
 Mrs F.. Potter and family returned to Phoenix Wednesday night
 Thursday morning witnessed home going of several Iron Springers. Mrs. Mrs. B. A. Fickas and Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Redewil and Elizabeth return ed to Phoenix: Mrs. J. Elliott Walker and Ruth, Edith, Bud, Berte returned, family returned.
 Miss Elizabeth Murphy left Thursday afternoon for the east.
 Mrs. Cools returned to Phoenix Fri day morning.
 MT. A. c. Mcqueen left Thursday for Phoenix
 Mrs. H. J. Jessop returned to Iron Springs after a couple of weeks in Phoenix. se
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
Trend of Events In the
 Iron Springs Colony HOUSE PARTY ADJUSTMENTS
Daily Journeyings Between Prescott, Phoenix and the Mountain Resort - Fall Exodus Beginning - Pic -
 nic at Flat Rock

Iron Springs, Sept. 12.-Special cor respondence of The Republican)-Mrs EFT Ceilings was the hostess of a charming afternoon at bridge Satur- day The Pavilion was decorated with greens and wild flowers. Dainty re- treatments were served after the game of bridge Mrs. w. J. James was the winner of the first prize and Mrs. J. Elliott Walker the onsolation. Mrs. Ceilings guests were: Mrs. Ed. Cast ner, Mrs. F. F. Campbell. Mrs. Rough her. Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Brisley, Mrs. Aitken, Mrs. F.. s. Clarke, Mrs. N. No- Ian, Mrs. s. Oyerbeck. Mrs. E. J. Ben net, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. H. J. Jessep. Mrs. sam Easterling, Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. Emery Rays, Mrs. Arthur Hulett, Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. D. O'Malley. Mrs. Gus NOll, Mrs. A c. Mcqueen, Mrs. B. A. Fickas. Miss Winifred Jessop.
 Mrs. D. O'Malley entertained Thurs day several of her friends with a game
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14

account of lack of quality. but some better grade stuff from Colorado will be here the middle of tine week. Utah stockers sold at S4.20 last week. and a train of old MGNicos, grazed in Kansas. sold at s3. 75 to killers.
 Sheep and yearlings sold stronger last week, but lambs declined about 25 cents, which was legitimate equalizing of prices, the margin be- tween sheep and lambs having been too great heretofore. Utah stuff is moving freely; lambs today at s1.OO to $7.25, Colorado yearlings Friday at s5 506D5. 60, a new mark for year lings this season; wethers worth up to So %, ewes s4 75. Feeder buyers are taking the full amount of the offerings in the feeding classes; lambs at $6 co to s62 25. wethers and year lings S4. 50 to s50O. The extra large amount of grain and forage crops this year in the corn area makes place for an immense quality of thin stuff from the ranges.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14

of bridge Dainty refreshments were served. The invited guests were: Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Mrs. Sam Easterling, Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings and Miss Vestal.
 Mrs. Harry Kennedy was hostess at an afternoon at bridge Friday. De- licious refreshments were served dur ing the afternoon. Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings had the high score. Mrs. Kennedy's s guests were: Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs. w. K James, Mrs. Frank Alkire, Miss O'Malley, Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Sam Easterling. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Mrs. H. J. Jessop, Mrs. E. J. Bennett and Miss Jessop.
 Wednesday afternoon a jolly picnic party left Hot Springs for Flat Rock. a favorite picnic grounds of all Iron Springers, the occasion being the twentieth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. The party was composed of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. w. K. James, Misses Hazel Goldberg. Selma Gold berg. Ruth Jessop, Edith James. Doro- thy Leighton, Ruth Goldberg. Margaret Bennett. and Joe Bradford, Jay Atkin. Harold Goldberg and Chester Gold berg.
 Several Iron Springs ladies are mak- ing preparations to attend the party to be given Saturday by Mrs. F.. s. Clarke. Mrs. T. E. Campbell and Mrs. H. Brisley in Prescott.
 I H. Chalmers arrived Friday night and stayed over till Saturday.
 Jay Alkire went as far as Skull Val ley Saturday in search of fresh vege- tables for the Iron Springers.
 Paul Bennett was a Prescott visitor Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Nellie Battin is a recent ar rival in Iron Springs. She is visiting Mrs. Emery Rays.
 Mrs. T. E. Campbell, Mrs Roughner. Mrs. Ed. Costner, Mrs. Norman Hoff- man, Mrs. F.. s. Clarke, Mrs. H. Bris- ley, Mrs. J. Alkire, Mrs. N. Nolan, Mrs. s. Overbeck were visitors from Prescott Saturday.
 The Saturday night train caused a great deal of excitement, being well loaded with Phoenix people who had escaped from the hot weather for a few days. The majority of the pas sengers were bound for Prescott, but there was goodly number headed for the Springs. Among those coming to the Springs were: Mrs. Sims Ely. Miss Dorothy Vestal. Mike Ely and Messrs. Hal Bennett, W. Fickas, F.. T. Ceilings, W. s. GoldswOrthy. D. O'Malley, Dave Goldberg, F. E. Pascoe, Bob Baker and w. K. James.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennett and Margaret
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
GRAIN.

Chicago, Sept. 13.-Attention of traders in the wheat pit was diverted temporarily from domestic conditions which have been growing more bear ish daily, to the situation in Argen- tina, where the growing crop of wheat is now said to be threatened by locusts. The market closed strong at almost the top. September being at $1.03B and December 9scib9SSc. Considerable weakness in the corn market was evidenced. but the later strength caused a firmer feeling in the final hour The market closed steady with prices a shade higher to %c lower. compared with previous close
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
..S.S. SKIN fURaS UIsIAszs

all diseases blood the Sc always healthy where the circulation free from cannot perform its natural work noug the skin regulating its tenn Instead and naes the delicate flores and tissues around the
 
 The itching and snng so often skin affections into the sensitive flesh lying just beneath the outer covering the outer sn affords no relief from the itching and burning goes down into the and removes the hmor acids which a every variety o skin affection Local can only sooe: they reaches trouble Boo medical advice
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14

Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears. will prevent the attack. Sold by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
BACK FROM THE coAsT-Mrs

w $. Lawrence has returned from delightful vacation in Los Angeles and at coast and inland points. She vis- ited friends in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Glendale. Miss Audra Lawrence also returned with her mother.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-14
Cheapest Because Best

ERE, at last, is the ideal kitchen
 and cooking utensil-" THE WARE THAT WEARS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-05

zultacie sumarycznym Legisla-
tura przyjela 2oS uchwal, kto-
rych 1O4 wniesiono W senacie, a
154 W Izbie poslow.
Philadelphia, Pa, czerwca.-
Strajk tramwajowy zakohczony.
Wydzial unistow reprezentanci
kompanii ,,Phila Rapid Transit
CO..; doszli ostatecznie do poro-
zumienia, ktore strajkerzy przy-
jeli $500 glosami przeciw 75O.Na
zakonczenie strajku znacznie
wplyneIy starania tutejszej par
tyi republikahskiej, ktora ma
wiasnie dzisiaj swe prawybory,
miejskie obawiala sic, by strajk
ME spowodowai malego udzialu
obywateli w g}osowaniu. Warun-
XII ugody So mniej wiecej naste-
pujace: wszyscy dawni funkcyo-
naryusze otrzymaja swe posady
z powrotem; funkcyonaryuszom
wolno utworzyc stowarzyszenie,
kt6rego wydzial bedzie radzil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-05

bylo W tygodniu minionym 19l,
gdy w poprzednim bylo ich 205.
Douglas, Wyo., czerwca. -
Wielkie szkody zrzadzii til wy
lew rzeki North Platte River,
ktora pozrywala wiele mostow,
popsula drogi, poniszczyla zasie-
wy. Woda zabrala polozonego
mad rzeka skladu cementu 25O
tysiecy funtow gotowego cemen-
tn, nadto zabraia wiele zabudo-
wan: straty bardzo wielkie, je.
den czlowiek utonal.
Goshen, Ind, czerwca. - W.
caiej okolicy spadly tu deszcze
tax ulewne, re podobnych najstar
81 ME pamietaja; woody zmyly "a
siewy pol, rzeki potoki powyste-
powaiy z brzegow. Szkody wsze-
die bardzo dotkliwe.
Nowy York, 5 czerwca. - Sto-
sownie do rozstrzygniecia trybu-
nalu apelacyjnego wyzszego sa-
du w Brooklynie Harry K. Thaw,
morderca architekta White'a mt.
81 pozostac we wiezieniu obiaka-
nych w Matteawan.
Detroit, Mich, czerwca. =
Ma jeziorze Erie w poblizu War
Point splonal parowiec Iron
Age, a zaioga jego uratowala
sic ma lodkach. Okret przedsta-
vial wartosc $4,000.
San Francisco, CAL, 5 czerwca.
- Pietnastu uczni marynarskich
zdezertowalo re stacyi floty ma
wyspie Yerba Buena; rozeslano
"a mimi pogon do miast miaste-
GEEK ma pobrzezu kalifornijskiem,
ale dotychczas uciekinierow ME
ziapano.
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chwaia jest echem sprawy, ktora
przed kilku dniami senator Al
drich nazwal npruska imperty-
nencya", o czem swego czasu pi-
salismy.
- RAPPORT komisyi wojskowo.
inzynierskiej W sprawie budowy
kanalu splawnego pomiedzy zato-
ka meksykaska a miastem St.
Louis brzmiec bedzie prawdopo-
dobnie niepomyslnie dla tel spra-
wy. Koszta tel budowy bylyby
"a wielkie, ucierpiaiyby ma niej
interesy handlowe kraju. RAPPORT
odnosny ma bye przedlozony
Kongresowi ma przyszly tydzieh.
Springfield, ILL.,, czerwca. =
46ta sesya Legislatury Stanu
Illinois zostala odroczona wczo-
raj godzinie 9tej wieczorem;
ma ostatniej sesyi przygotowywa-
no juz tylko zredagowane estate
cznie uchwaly do wreczenia ich
gubernatorowi do podpisu. w re-
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I4.SA AEZE II

Strajk tutejszych robotnikow
drzewnych trivia dalej, chot mi
mo groznych zapowiedzi, dotych-
czas panuje spokoj. w miastecz-
ku bawi 55 ludzi szeryfa Straj
kerry : prawie sami Wlosi So
rowniez zbrojni i maja W mocy
swej prochownie z Gala tona dy-
namitu = jak tenn onegdaj do
nosilisny. Firmy tartakowe tu-
tejsze w miejsce Wlochow spro-
wadzily amerykahskich robotni-
kow.
Nowy York, czerwca, = A.
gencya finansowa Bradstreeta o.
glasza: sytuacya handlowo-prze-
mysiowa przedstawia sic korzy-
stniej, we wielu dziedzinacl1 VII
dae poprawe, ku czemu przyczy-
niaja sic pomyslne widoki ma mi
wa i zblizajacy sic koniec debaty
clowej. w przemysle stal i zelazo
- CORA. Welna sk6ry tez niezle
trzymaja sic W Genie. Bankructw
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urzednikami kompanii mad spra-
wami funkcyonaryuszy. Wyna-
grodzenie wynosic ma po 22c
"a godzine; czas podzial piracy
zostanie ulozony przez wydzial
funkcyonaryuszy z urzednikami
kompanii. = Pomimo ogloszenta
O zakonczeniu strajku wydarzyly
sic ieszcze w roznych dzielnicach
miasta zaburzenia, nieznaczne
zreszta, a policya aresztowala
wczoraj oloIo 20 osob; poza tenn
W mieScie spokoj.
baltimore, Md, czerwca. =
Me wszyscy maszynisci warszta
towi kolei Baltimore and Ohio"
lacza sic zog}oszonym i zacze-
tym wczoraj straikiem. w Key
ser w. Va. z 5Smiu ludzi zastrajs
kowalo Zach, w w. Philadel-
phia z 56ciu tylko 14tu. w. Mt.
Claire dotychczas maszyniSci ME
strajkuja.
Mccloud, Cal, s czerwca. =