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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-08

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Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
But One View.

Citizens generally appear to take
the same view of the sewer PROPOSE
ton as taken by the newspapers al
overwhelmingly. that while the pro-
posed purchase price for the present
sewer system may be above the
actual value of the plant. il is better
to make the purchase and thus cleaI
the way for a sewer system for the
whole city without delay, rather than
ginning work on the complete sys-
TEN.
Unless the pending deal with the
sewer company is closed, it is more
than probable that two years can be
consumed in litigation
The officials of the city administra-
ton. having looked carefully into the
physical condition of the plant. say il
is in good condition and that in all
probability it could not be duplicated
now for less than 100000. i'm view o;
the increased cost of labor and ma =
terial
But granting that the city may be
paying $4,000 too much. there is no
escape from the conclusion that this
course is the only one that will pro-
vide Immediately for system of
sanitary drainage. And what is a
paltry $4,000. compared to the i'm
measurable advantage of immediate
assurance of a sewer system? 1t is
safe TO say that as soon as the sewer
system for the whole city is assured
there will be such building boom
that the city win be ahead on the tax
proposition The new buildings that
are awaiting a sewer will pay taxes
far more than sufficient to pay the
interest on the alleged excess figure
of $4,000.
Phoenix cannot afford to delay for
two years the installation of the COM
plete sewer system for which we have
voted bond issue Of $500. 600. The
sanitary condition of the city de-
mands imperatively a system Of
drainage The city al this moment is
threatened with an epidemic of
diphtheria
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

to achieve will not be the home rule
for which fighting Irishmen" contend
ed so strongly in parliament a genera
ton ago. Irishmen generally have
abandoned the idea of secession from
the British empire. They are recon
ciled to the idea Of remaining British
subjects in all respects. and what
they ask now is parliament of their
own to deal with their strictly home
affairs.
Legislation providing for. en- Irish
parliament will be followed before
long by bills for home rule for Scot
land and Wales. on the lines of the
Irish bill. Lloyd-George has prom
ised it. and Lloyd George. not AS
quith. is the real boss in England just
now.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
Finances and Markets

New York. Dec. 13.-Such activity
as the stock market displayed today
was invariably i'm the direction OF
lower prices. Business was the l;gft =
est uf any full day for sone lime and
narrower than usual. in tina. opera
ticns were confined almost exclusively
10 -,.r- issues commoniy lInowa -
speculative leaders Trading IN Iirsa
amounted To over IS pr Cent Of III
r.l..,le ami ihe profes s:onal element
hui the nc "a TO itself.
A sharp decline in foreign exchange
TO the lowest point in almost three
years on heavy offerings Of bankers
bills denoted that strenuous efforts
were being made to import gold be-
fore the end of the year. a notable
feature. of the London market was
the. easier rate charged in the settle
ment commitments on American Sc
curities there. General settlements
proceeded without strain i'm any
quarter Americans We're Irregular in
the London market. but closed with
the rally Trading for that marke.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
The cuIberson Resolution.

The joint resolution introduced by
Senator Culberson of Texas. declaring
null and void an article Of the p:o-
posed constitution for New Mexico. is
not without precedent. but il is an
usual. The article in question r.
lates To the boundary line between
Texas and New Mexico, and the Texas
senator's action indicates that there
will be congressional objection to The
constitution unless the objactionabl
clause is eliminated
The mere suggestion that congress
may reject portion of New Mexico's
constitution and accept the rest. Of
fers material for thought in Arizona.
The more nervous among our So
cialistic friends who are responsible
for Arizona's constitution will not be
made more tranquil in spirit by
thinking of what Culberson, Bailey
and many other senator's may do in
the matter of amending our proposed
But we do not believe
there is occasion for them to fear
that their handiwork will undergo
mutilation at Washington. When
President Taft gets through with the
Arizona document there will be no
occasion for congress to deal with it
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
Join the Board of Trace.

The board of trade has begun a
campaign to increase it's membership
The campaign should be continued
until the list of members is at least
twice as long as it ever was in the
past.
The board has accomplished, either
alone or in cooperation with other
organizations and individuals, numer-
Gus good Things for Phoenix and the
valley in recent years. and with an
increased membership ii can do vastly
more in the future Business condi-
tions in a town. its attractions for in
vestors and home builders. and its
business spirit are judged first Of all
from the appearance and tone OF its
newspapers and the activity OF its
board of trade.
The newspapers of this city are do
ing fully their share in keeping Phoe-
nix far in the. lead of all other Ari-
IONA cities The members OF the
board of trade are always willing to
do their share-and do it. But they
can do a great deal more, if the hun
dreds of live citizens who have failed
To enroll themselves as members will
join the organization.
Enlightened selfishness requires OF
the active men of Phoenix that they
shall be members of the board of
trade. for in aiding the board to pro-
mote the growth and welfare of the
city, each man is working for his own
interests
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
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chropic ailments, or ailments of weak
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THE ARIZONA ORIGINATOR CO.
81 West Monroe St.,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE'S
REQUEST.

Many women i'm England nave ex-
pressed a desire that Florence Night
ingale be buried in Westminster Alb
bev. despite the fact that she left a
will giving her body for dissection in
the interest of medical science. The
will also stipulated that the body be
buried in the nearest burying ground,
accompanied by not more than two
persons. and marked only by simple
cross.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
ireland Wins. ANYHOW.

The British elections are resulting
i'm an almost exact duplication of the
election results of last winter While
each party has gained and lost seats,
so that possibly forty parliamentary
districts will be represented differ
emily, the total. it now appears. will
leave Premier Asquith where he was
before he dissolved parliament so abb
ruptiy-unable to show majority OF
liberals, but commanding small CO.
alition majority over the unionists.
on the whole. the present result Is
not surprising No clearly defined
issues that were different from the
issues in the last election had been
presented to them. il we except
former Premier Balfour's proposition
of a referendum on the question Of a
protective tariff. Unable to get his
party to line up unanimously against
free trade. Mr.. Balfour thought OF the
expedient of promising, if returned
To power. to take a vote OF the elect
ors on the question of tariff duties.
Neither he nor anybody else is now
able TO say whether the voters wish
the question referred TO them, for as
always in a general election. there
was an array OF questions to influ-
ence voting.
The most that can be said is that
the voters of England. Scotland and
Wales want some measure of curtail-
ment of the power heretofore enjoyed
by the house Of lords. But in defin-
ing it's program in this regard the
liberal government had made no
progress beyond the rather vague po-
sition it took in the preceding cleo
zion. After prolonged conferences
with the unionist leaders looking to
the framing of a measure that might
be satisfactory to both parties, AS
quith suddenly broke off the negotia
tions a month ago. dissolved parlia-
ment, and again appealed to the peo-
pie He is again returned to power.
but he is yet unable TO say precisely
what legislation he will propose to
hobble the lords.
From the American viewpoint. the
one interesting feature of the election
is the more strongly intrenched po-
sition of the Irish party. Asquith
cannot turn a wheel without the Irish.
and they can turn the liberal govern
ment out of power any day they
choose Home rule for Ireland has
been definitely promised, and the in
PRODUCTION of a home rule bill will
speedily follow the assembling of the
new parliament I'm January. Mr.
David Lloyd George, the chancellor of
the exchequer. having publicly prom
Used yesterday that the home rule bill
win provide against either Catholic
or Protestant domination in Ireland,
the chief objection OF Englishmen to
Irish home rule has probably been re-
moved So IL seems that the age-long
struggle of ireland for freedom is at
the border of success.
But the home rule which Ireland is
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

The medical department of the
Southern Pacific for Mexico and Ari-
IONA has been removed from Tucson
to Phoenix. The orchestra will please
suspend. and the audience will kindly
remain seated. while the Tucson pa
pers favor us with their familiar and
dolorous vaudeville recitation. en-
titled: ''Hoggish Phoenix Grabs
Everything
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14

was again nominal. In ou: own com
modify markets grain vas steady
with lower prices for cotton.
Exports of merchandise for the cur
rent week are estimated at figure
below that Of the previous week anG
the corresponding week of 1919.
Bonds were steady Total sales, par
value, $1.752, 900
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
STOCKS,

Amalgamated. 62$4; Smelling. 735s;
Atchison. 100; st. Paul. 122; New
York Central. ll1l4; Pennsylvania,
l2S1s; Reading. 1863; Southern Pa
cific. 112lk: Union Pacific. 1851 I;
Steel. 72l4 do pfd.. 116. Silver. 549s.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-14
METALS.

New York. Dec. 13.-Standard cop
per weak: spot. December and Janu-
airy. $l225m12.35: February, Sl2.2jM
March. $1225@1250 London
firm: spot. c So. lbs. cd; futures, e5I.
los Local dealers report rather un-
settled market. Lake. $13.00m 1925;
electrolytic. S1275@ 1900; casting,
$1250d1215 Arrivals reported at
New York today. 4O5 tons. Custom
house returns show exports Of 1874
tons so far this month.
Tin easy Spot and December
S3S. 4Od 80. 90: January. s3S.25N $40:
February, $3S2Oa $3.50; March. $3.50
d3S40 London easy; spot and flu
lures. e175, 12s, cd.
Lead quiet at $4.45m4.55 for New
York and S4.3OG4.40 for East st.
Louis delivery London. e12. 3s. Cd
Spelter weak at $5.75d 5.S5 for New
York and at S5.6Od5.70 for East st.
Louis delivery London. spot. G23
lis, cd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s. 11sd
in London. Locally iron was more
or less nominal. No. ! foundry north
ern. No. l southern and No. l south
ern soft. SI525m16.25; No. , foundry
northern. $1475d 1915.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
KEEP OUT THE COLD
By using weather strips. P. T. Hangar
uaks them. Japalac for floors.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY

The following real estate transfers
We're recorded yesterday
Master in chancery to John Da{is
sw of NV and pit OF NV Of NV, G-lF.
masters deed, no consideration
given.
Fred D. Nellis to Perks & Higgins
me of ne, 30-14l sheriff's certificate
of sale s17S.7S.
Jesse f. Miller to Albert Braun
lot 3. block |, Tatum's subdivision
ne of Sc. 3G-1i-2, tax deed. no consid-
Grafton
Jesse f. Miller TO Albert Braun, lot
2, block 10. and lots 5 to 10 inclusive
block 20. Wilson's subdivision No
in sw. l4.l7-l. tax deed, no considera,
ton
lessee f. Miller to Albert Braun,
lot ;. block 5, Freezes second addi
ton to Sandusby, tax deed, no con
sideration
Myrtle Broderick to smith Billings
| ley, lot /. block s, Edmundson's addt
ton to East Cape Girardeau, q.c.d.
SIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Cy Coates OF Barlow Ky, was in
the city yesterday.
Harry Jones of Maiden Mo, was in
the city Yesterday
c. S. Crane of Paducah Ky. is in
the city on business.
Alex Hall OF East Cairo KY. was a
Cairo visitor yesterday
Mars. Frank HanIy OF Mound City
shopped here yesterday,
\. s Crabtree Of Wickliffe Ky was
la Cairo visitor yesterday.
Postmaster A. J. Pickerel Of Anna
was in the city yesterday
Mrs. A, T. De Baum Of sos Twenty
eighth street, is very low.
Mrs. Walter Webb is seriously ii
at her home on Thirty-hfth street.
Green II, Dale Of Paducah, Ky.
spent yesterday with friends here.
c. c. CLANCY Of Henson, Mo. is il
Cairo for q few DAYS prospecting.
Bernard Birchfield spent Monda,
evening with friends in Mound City.
Edmunds Phillips is home after I
few days visit to friends at Paducah
Ky
Lon Kizer OF East Cairo, KY. wa
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
ENGLISH CAMP A|GN
Warmest in Years--Every Avail able
Speaker on Both Sides
Pressed Into Service.

London. Jan. 4.-Eyery available
prominent speaker in both parties and
a host of minor men tonight addressed
political meetings in various parts OF
the country. Premier Asquith at a
meeting at Brighton, remarked that
il the neers could only be induced to
prolong the campo ign another fort
night IT the same rate Of volume the
venom OF the liberals might almost
be content to hold their tongues.
Chancellor Lloyd-George in his Lon
don speech caused great laughter by
describing his budget revision edition
of kipling's ballad, Cooks Sons
Dukes Sons. Sons of the Belted Earl
Fay, Pay, Pay"
The marquis Of Londonderry. al
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Monday Card Club.

The Monday Card Club was very
delightfully."- entertained yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs, w. p. Greaney of
2Gl5 Washington avenue At the club
game, 500" the high score prize was
captured by Mrs. w. f. Smith. Mrs
NJ. c. Metzger took the cut prize. and
Mrs. J. f. Woefe won the guests
prize. A sumptuous course luncheon
was served. Mrs. r. ]. Keefe and Mrs
j. E, Woelne We're guests of the club
Mrs. AdoIph j. Rees Of 1901 Syca
more street, will entertain the club
next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
- "a a CURES
SbSbS6 BLOOD POISON

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mouth
disappointment
slightest
mineral
valuable
specifically system
have
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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Bond Approved.

The county board approved the
bond of $l25,0o0 filled by Sheriff Mel
lis to act as county collector. The
following men acted as Sheriff Neilis
sureties John s Aisthorpe, Andrew
Lohr, H. T. Halliday Thomas Cotter
Reed Green, James II Galligan, f. A
Buder George Parsons, Charles
Feuchter, c. O. Patier and David :.
Lansden
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
At Armory Saturday.

F. T. Maxwell, Socialist soap box
orator who spoke here on the streets
last July, viii hold forth at the Ar
m0ry, Saturday evening. Mr. Max,
well, is an interesting speaker, with
enthusiasm in the cause of Socialism
and impressive oratoTcai powers Ar
rangements have also been lade for
him 70 speak at the eyenir services
Of the Christian church, as Mr., Max,
we'll Is a minister of that saith
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
The Dorcas Club,

The young womens organization
known as the Dorcas Club. OF the First
Christian church, met last night at
tho home OF Mr. and Mrs Jos Collins
on Seventh street, and transacted
business. Reports were read telling
OF the several affairs recently held to
raise money tor the church The sum
realized from the turkey supper went
toward completing the roof on the
new church. It is hoped to have the
basement finished in the near future
for use hg the congregation
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
KILLED WOMAN AND SELF.

Dubuque, Ia, Jan. 4--Reuhen Balm
bridge today cut Mrs. Matt Mertes'
throat at her home, then went to a
saloon two miles distant and cut his
own throat with the same knife, and
died shortly afterward. 1t is said the
woman spurned Bainbridges attan,
tiOug
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
More of PAS Wisd ON.

Little Willie-Say, pa, what is
philosopher?
PA philosopher, my son, is man
who can generate a dozen good and
sufficient reasons why other people
should be perfectly satisfied with their
lot in life.--Chcago News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Is Assessor and Treasurer.

Capt w. d. Lippitt was named BY
the county board yesterday afternoon
to be county assessor and treasurer
to fiji the mexDirel term of Sheriff
Nells who resigned to take the
sheriffs office They had four appli
cations to consider as follows Capt
Lippitt, John A. Sammons, f. E. Ellis
and John T Brown They also audit
ed claims
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05

Mr.. Stad'er, the organ builder sent
here by the pitcher Organ Co, had
some Of his tools stolen MONDAY
night from the Cairo Baptist church
where he is erecting the new pipe
organ The tools are Of no use 10
any one but an organ builder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05

Some of the most artistic calendars
gotten out are those being distributed
by Mrs c. H. Bracket, which have
on them picture The Young Maui
tilis' by CALI. The picture is a babe
sitting on the brink of a pool with
his little hand on turtle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Grand jury probinu.

The grand jury is still probing the
graft charges in the county and city
affairs and served summons on the
members OF the county board. Dc
Cause was before the jury YESTERDAY
morning and DR. Jennelle and Mr
Neff will probably testify before them
today. Mrs, Luther Lewis was also
a witness before the jury,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05

Marriage licenses We're granted
yesterday to Two couples: John Il.
Balm. 30, Birds Point, Mo. and May
Powless, % Clank. III. George W,
Russell, 80, Carrier Mills, Ill. and
Lizzie Morgan, y, Marion. Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
CLABsY vs.. LAWN.

Milwaukee. Jan 4,--Jimmy Clabby,
the Milwaukee welterweight, was this
afternoon matched to meet Paddy
LAWN. of Brffalo. in ten round box
ing contest at Buffalo on Jan. goth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Not Well Put.

soldier in the Philippines was
nursed through rice fever On his re-
coyery he thanked the nurse like this:
Thank you very much, ma'am, fer
yer kindness. | slant never fergit it.
If ever there was fallen angel you're
one
Score cards for the game OF 500,
style used by Matron's Club, for sale
It this office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Messengers Uniforms.

The two messengers of the Postal
Telegraph Co, We're out Yesterday III
their new silver buttoned Copen
hagen blue uniforms with caps 10
match.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05
Chaperones.

Mr. ami Mrs. Edward l.. Gilbert OF
29j5 Elm street charmingly enter
tanned the Chaprones last night At
"cinch' prizes We're won by Mrs. Da-
sid $. i.ansden AMI Mr. W, A. krebs.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. +, Halliday will en-,
tertain the clrb next week
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05

Miss Beuah Mintou of Alto Pass.
we'll known In Cairo. passed away
Monday and the funeral win occur
today Her family runs the hotel
at that place,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-05

Belfast, declared the unionists would
rather occupy an opposition till the
crack Of doom than hold Office FIVE
minutes dependent upon the irish
vote