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Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
\ SLOUGHING 0FF
 FROM OLD GUARD
WOODRUFF DESERTED BY ONE
 OF LEADERS.
Griscom Says Tafts Administration
 Will Be UnquaIifiedIy Endorsed.

New York, Sept 15.-The first break in the ranks of the "Old Guard in Kings county where Woodruff, the chairman of the state republican committee has for years been the acknowledged leader, came today with the announcement that Reuben l.. Haskell. the republican leader of the twenty-third district will support the ''progressives" under Roosevelt's leadership. Chairman Woodruff, before leaving for Syra- cuse tonight declined to discuss Has kell's decision.
 Lloyd c. Griscom, president of the New York republican county com mittee, went on record today for the absolute endorsement of President Tafts administration by the state convention.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
THE SEATTLE P-I
Becomes an Independent Republican
 Paper.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 15.-The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, for many years an unswerving republican newspaper, will announce tomorrow that henceforth it will be an inde- pendent republican party paper. poli- tics being treated only as it con cerns the moral, material, social and esthetic upbuilding of the city and state
 The Post-Intelligencer will not stand pat for republican candidate merely because he is a republican, says the announcement.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated In Part by a Game of
 Golf.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 15.-President Taft celebrated his birthday quietly today He was fairly deluged with telegrams of congratulation; one of the messages coming from King George of England.
 The president played golf during the morning with John Hays Ham, mond and Captain Archibald Butt. Tonight he ate a birthday dinner with friends, the McMillans, of Gin cinnati. who have summer place near. Mrs. Taft was in New York.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
4 Republican Appeal to
 Popular Prejudice MR. OENBrs DEFINITION
He Admits the Extreme Gravity of the Party's Situation and Intimates that the Worst Is Yet To Come.

Detroit. Mich, Sept 15.-Congress- man Edwin Denby, member of the Ballinger- -Pinchot committee, eX- pressed a conviction today that Sec retary Ballinger is not guilty of cor ruption or breach of trust. He de- fined insurgency" as an expression of republican principles in such a form as to appeal to the prejudices Of the people.
 'I have preferred an orderly method of having our conclusions submitted first to congress" said AIr Denby, who has just returned from the com mittee's meeting in Chicago, but since the minority of the committee has given out its report, the usual custom has been broken.
 "Why should we blink at the situa- tion of the republican party? Condi- tlons are grave in the extreme The party is divided within itself. The insurgent republicans are openly ad- VocatinG the defeat of the sitting re- publicans who are up for reelection and the substitution of republicans bearing d different banner. Insur- gency is spreading rapidly, and the election of 65 per cent of the party in the house is increasingly doubtful and difficult
 'Some of the men already defeated are the best blood and brains of the party and their places will be hard to fill. Others equally as good will be defeated because they refuse to discard the name of republican, that has stood for sixty years for the most progressive and enlightened legisla- tion and assume the name of fnsur- gent which means nothing"
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
AUTOMOBILE HELD UP.

Portland, Ore, Sept. 1.-Two au- tOmObiles, one carrying six people, and the other carrying two, were help up a short distance north of oregon City late tonight. The robbers are reported to have secured considerable jewelry and several hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
IT IS NOT A CONCESSION.

New York, Sept. 15.-In discussing the views of President Taft as ex- pressed in the Norton letter today, persons conversant with national pOli- cies said this should not be taken as a concession to insurgency" As the party leaders view the situation, Iowa is not now violently insurgent." The Iowa platform, they say, sub scribed to such efforts as President Taft and his advisers have made to fulfill the promises of the national platform"
 Among those from whom it is said the president temporarily withheld federal patronage were Senators La Toilette of Wisconsin, Bristow of Kan sas, Deliver and Cummins of Iowa and Representative Hubbard of Iowa,
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
GIFFoRD'S RATIFICATION.
Pinchot Is Sure the Progressives Will
 Control the Party.

Los Angeles. Sept. 15.-Gifford Pin chot last night expressed his gratifi- cation over the insurgent victory in the state of Washington.
 Insurgency is nation wide," he said. The country is aroused and the peo- pie are waking up"
 MT PinchOt attributed the democrat ic victory in Maine to a lack of pro gressive organization.
 The insurgents are going to control the national party" he said. 'The old order of things is passing and we are on the threshold of a new era"
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
GREAT GROWTH OF CLEVELAND.

Washington, Sept. 15.-The popu- lation of Cleveland, O., is 560.663, an increase of 17S,S95, or 46.9 per cent. over that of 1900 This establishes Cleveland as one of the first ten cit ties in the country in point of popu- IatiOn
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
cURTlss DEFEATED.
By English Aviator In Speed
 Test

Boston, Mass. Sept. 15.-Driving a Bleriot monoplane approximately a mile minute, Claude Grahame- White, the English aviator, brought to a successful close his first Amer ican engagement. defeating Curtiss, the American aviator, the world S speed champion of the air, in a spec ial match in speed test on the Har- yard aviation field,
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
WYOMING REPUBLICANS.
Endorse Taft Administration in Its
 Entirety.

Rawlins, Wyo.. Sept. 15.-President Taft's administration, Secretary Bal fingers conduct of his office and the Payne Aldrich tariff bill were endorsed by the state republican convention in session here today.
 United States Senator F. F. Warren was chairman of the convention.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
Speaker Cannon RGnOmin-
 ded by Reduced Vote TWO sIANDPAITERs FALL
Foss and Boutell -Insur- gent Copley Defeated By a New Regular Browne, Late Alleged Briber, Win dicated by the People.

Chicago, Sept 15.-The renomina- ton of Speaker Cannon by a reduced plurality and the probable defeat of Foss by his progressive opponent, as indicated in the early returns, were features of today's primaries in Illi- nois Early returns indicated the re- nomination of Lee O'Neil Brown to the state legislature and Shurtlcff, the republican speaker of the last Illinois assembly, against whom a determined factional fight has been waged. Browne was recently acquitted of a charge of having bribed state rep resentative to vote for Lorimer for the senate.
 Returns also indicated the nomina- ton of George w. Conn, Jr., by ,the republicans of the eleventh congress sional district over Ira C. Copley. The fight in this district has been one of the fiercest in the state. Conn is said to have been backed by the standpat element, but Copley declared himself an out-and-out progressive. While Mir. Foss, who is chairman of the committee on naval affairs, always voted with the regulars at Washing
 
 speeches that some months ago he had informed MT. Cannon that he felt free to reserve his judgment as to how he shrould vote in the next speakership contest.
 G. P. Englehardt campaigned on an unmistakable progressive platform.
 The defeat of H. s. Boutell, after many years in congress, by F. H. Gansbergen, who announced himself as a progressive, caused little surprise locally. The regular republican or ganization refused to endorse Boutell on the ground that his record as a standpatter would insure democratic success if he was nominated.
 CANYONS VOTE.
 Danville, H.. Sept. 1.-Two years ago Joseph G. Cannon was renomi- mated for representative of the Eigh- teenth Illinois district. He carried Vermillion county by a plurality of 5,666. Incomplete returns from this county indicate that his plurality is about 3,250. Meager returns from other counties in the district indicate about the same falling off. The vote was very light,
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
A CocHiSE BANDIT.
He Robbed Two Chinese, Killing
 One.

Bisbee, Ariz.. Sept. 15.-After rob ping two Chinese gardeners in a road near Hereford this afternoon. Il masked bandit shot and killed one of the men. He escaped to the Mule mountains. se- curing less than $50.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16
THE MAINE MAJORITY.

Portland, Me. Sept. 15.-The dem ocratic plurality given Plaisted for governor by the voters of Maine in Mondays election is 9,114, according to complete returns.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16

VACANT LOT WANTED-I have a new 4-room plastered frame cot tage with bath and nice porch in University Addition for sale. Will take a vacant lot for first payment; balance s2O per month Price $1,SOO. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-16

PASCOE'S WANTS-I want four Grand Avenue addition. What have you to offer for cash7 E. E. PAS COZ, 110 North Center Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11
llc6cr Die GdlGelidjfcit Ses 8anfrns
fir Sas mtiblid)c @eidiedt

baben iraH5oiiid,e 6oridcr umiai.
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&aud,en Ser Ginbcr ltrb Dem iiber.
bonbnehmenoen 3igarrcttenraud)cn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

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lernt, martnlaI inter idluerell gr.
tabrr!tgen, Mundmol inter lid)tercll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

fir bie Scnlllic 5u rcitcn. Sa lit 10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

Eo3 lie iproUgL. Ionnte mcin
finOlit}er CHM nid)t inilsn. MIR oaS
cine III mir i'm 0eoattaiB seblieben;
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auh ipeun nid)t gleid Wtellen lid,
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tritt nber olldl ons @eaentbciI ciE.
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bann henfen sic Miitter NIT finn.
meridnuerem Ser3eii. ipie rs nur
fontnIeu f3mtc, DAB Tie lire Grnlnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-11

EamcnS &,'ana. III Die cr iid Der
Iicbte. 8iric 9diala idIpang mel
itcrbait 0cu &outoiiel. luuroe aber
ip0ter. Gls lie gr8en Sen Safer fon'
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.ottc III iungcn Sabrci Die gilln1crf.
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iif geIenft. bcr. I'M oen Sd)ein Su
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bent Tooe Tires hoheu 9cihiisers bei.
ratbcte iie ben Ieaioc Saclc.@orains.
boli Dem ii. lid ober balb Id)eioen,
IieB. i'm cinen rcid,erGu unb NAH
tigcren GGei III hclrotben. Shr Chr.
gei5 ueranlnBte lie. mic mon bebonp'
tet. ibrcn 8eninhl al elmer Heoolte
geeeli sen Goiier S~oh,nlcS altdil'
ftod)eln. TaS llnterleImen idlig
febl, Der Ghei auuroc ~aeiaugcn &C.
nommen mn Gaiier Sobanncs. Der
tpobl sic Nolle Saitlts fannie. 5lpal,1
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2ebcn Scr arlllen Nrnlen ocs Iolfes
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muBte iie ihrcm Monue al,i Sen lan'
gen Mdrid,en SIT Sub fOIgen nno,
faum I'M Eager ol,gefommelt. Das
@etreioe 5piid)en Swei Steinen mnl'
len uuN oal,n Ole Mnbl5e;tcn be-
rciteil.
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Gniiibrers. Den iie ober balb lplcOer
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bon Indifferent l,nh 5arfem Wilds.
BON ioit suciber @eiidtsiarbe, blrlf-
len. iehr ml5brilfspoaen Ilge,;
ober iie follntcn in 9eaua alti Sd,Dn.
beit nit ser ullperelcifIid)en 8aiana
mno bercn periiihreriider Nnmlrtt
nid,t rioaIiiircn. Sic perltanb ieood)
bic bcbe Stunt, lid, SIT beberriden
uno su tuarten. 8or naen Dingetl
aeIana es ibr, Sen 4lerus auf ibrr
Settle gu brirseiL iinb iiebe 50. einss
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Shlnmmrrlirn.
VcH Gna p. Gpnart. ~


SfIafe Gin. mem iiiBeS ainS. :
&eiIs lirqt Der Ibenopiro.
GIH't id)on id)imnert oe5 Wonoes
Hift,
Ger Gid bebiitet, idIunrmCrt nidt.
Gn9Iein roAn iih Sem 9ettfen io6t,
NaIten bel Cir getreue @ad)t,
Sdiefc iiiB mo iiirdte Gid uidt,
Ger Gid bebiitet. ihIummert nidt.
GdIai. trein 9Rb. in iiiBer ytub',
GneIein oeden ionit Gid ST.
Nia critrabIt oe5 cages 2itt,
Ger Sid bebiitet, id)Iummcrt nidt.
llu6 ein id3ncr. golo'ner Steru
Suit Cir an pom 0irnneI fern:
ShIafc !uobi, Gu flciuer @id)t,
Ser Gid, bebiltet. id)Iummert nid,t!
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Saitu.
els eemahnn s,s' Ssrrimsrs ssn aserimiea
UNI ibr meffstpsass aesea.

UNI ibr rehfstpsass aesea.
Die Sraucn baben i'm 2eben
MeneIif's cine sroBe @oIe &C.
ipieIt uuS tets auf i'm einen
beoeiitenben GinfluB auseeiibt. nit
Insnabnnc ieincr ~crIteii @en,ub.
lin, ser Todlter bes Gaiiers Tbeo.
bprus. 2ieie bot feine suten Gage
bel ibnt perlebt. Ger ~oeipctild)e
Cote mar oamals' iuegen ieiner 90.
Ianten Abentei,er befalrnt. Gtlles
Cages troi or. apie erSdbIt uiro. eiiie
aurtiiane BON ieltener Shoihe'f.