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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
3ablem bemeiien ni1t
INNER.

g1n Doaes Subr TT Der YaDne<Nl-
erid=5arif jebt III aratt, uno iein &C.
bursting lit miir0ig gefetert por0en:
na5 itatiitilhe 8urea11 in 8aibing-
ton fat Elm 8iidlein 6erausgegeben,
oos BON Mnfang Big SIT gu0e ein feu=
riger 2%pbgeiang auf Sen ubelten Qler
5arife" 1T. u3ablen betpeii en," ia
gen sic Statiitifer ser 8unoesbaltpt=
!taot, uno nit Stol5 maden lie be-
tannt, 0aB Sic 5teuereinnabn1en mab=
reno oes abgelaufenen Sabres I'M IS
Miaionen Collars GROCER itn0, als
in irgen0 einem Goriabre, ol1sgenom-
men 1907, 0as Sic bohiten ie 6agepe=
ienen 3ollbetrage geliefert fat, aber
in SEN eiammtltelterergebnilien 0en=
no9 ltm Is Miaionen bil1ter 0em ab=
gelaufenen Tisfoliabr 5ltriidgeblie6en
tit. @as ia ltm 10 erfreult6er err
Iheint, ais Sic 9emiuigungen 0es let-
ten &ongrelies ltd altf nabe5u 100
Miaionen Collars belaufen = mebr
als je porber be1piuigt mor0en lit =
ltno Sic 9edung Sic er &ieieniumme
ood irgenomo berget1ommen mer0en
mtB. Sit es aber id1lieBlid 0od
pieueidt ous Gplf, aus oelieu Iaid)et
5as @elo fommt? Sic ltatiitti@en
Nufteaungen, melhe DIE 9ru10esre-
gierung peroffentliden laBt, bemeilen
unideineno oas @egentbeil. Ban5e
Negimenter BON 3ablen meroen 81
nieiem 3mede ms 5reffen gefiibrt,
Tint oem 2aien flur .5u ma9en, mel4'
reide gegnungen Ser Sartf SEM 2anoe
gebradt bat. Ml15fibrlih miro &C.
iGiloert, oaB ser @eiammtmertb oel
3oafrei importirten Nro01fte nno
8aaren groBer mar, als iemals fritz
fer, oaB alio ser neue 5%od5ontarif 1T
@irflidfeit ein Sreiban0elstarif lit;
naB ferner ser Smport bon 5oupflid-
Mrtifeln geitiegen 1T, moral1S
oob flar berporgebt, SOB feline neller1
probibitipen 3ouidranfen erridtet
uoroen iino, uno ooB idlieBlid Ser
0urdidnitt Ser auf SEN @ertb Ger
SSmporte erbobenen 3oae um AZ
Ero5ent nieoriger, als nnter bem
Dinglep-Earif uno nm 1 Ero5ent ME
o1s unter oem CUR grbobung
ser @innabmen geidaffenen @ilion=
Jarif mar.
Bral1d)t es nod meiterer 8emeiie,
,ab Ser 5artf mirflih uno uabrbaf-
Jig nod unten repioirt uoroen iit?
Deer lo1lten Sic bielen Miqionen gu<
.er 8iirger, oenen Ser 8rooforb mdb-
.en6 oes pergangenen 6tsfaliabres
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

lden 8cieuidaft. 0as iammtlide
2ano, uno ales, mas oarauf u1o
narlunter iii, miro pertpaltet i'm Na1nen
Ser Sc ealhaft. gbenio Die gerar-
beitl,ng ser &obltoffe, ebeflo Die
laImntlid)el1 gertebrmittel, Sn Ell
mem Morte - Ole Geiellldaft lit aa=
eilriger rno ausiGlieBlid)er 9eiiter
uno Mrheitgeber uno idmmtlide Nr-
Better baben lire Selbltitanoigfeit
eingebiiBt uno arbeiten fir 0ie Ge-
leQihaft.
Mit Sem Gerluite ser Selbltitdnoig-
felt lit aber i1iir SEN Mrbeiter Elm nod
groBerer Sdaoen perbunoen. IS be-
oel1tet nidts @eringeres ais Sen 3u=
Iammenbrltb oes gan5en inrreren
Menlden in jeine11 eoellten Mnlages1
- 0as frobe &inger i6miat 0te Man>
nesbrult nit SelbitbemuBtiein uno
Mutb. ST min ser S6opfer 1l1o
Grinder leines eigenen @oblitanoes
lein. Nlit ltol5em 9ebagen ii6erbliett
er, mas iein &0nnen, iein 6leiB &C.
1daffen but, u1o lelblt me1ln es MIR
unbeoelteno mdre. @efible Ser Ser
%antmortung pirfen altBeroroentllf
hiloeno 1l1o pereoelno auf ieinen Gfo=
rofter; sic Spfer, Ste er bringt, ltar-
fen ieite @iIensfraft. Sd iibertrei=
Be 11id)t u11o bin al16 melt entfernt,
el1h Mrbeitern id]meideln 81 mol
Ten, aber Sic @ubrbeit it's 0aB man
aeraoe oesbalb in Ser Mrbeitermelt
Sic belten glentente ser 8eleaihaft
finoet, piel ihlifte, einfuhe Weniden,
bei oeuen Die 51genoen nod 0abeim
lino, mo- mabre @pttesf ur6t gepaart
nit mabrer Meni6en1iebe, no9 in gb=
rem iteben, mo- eole @efiible un0 res
lide @elinul1ngen gepflegt un0 Der
pollfonu1met meroen. Sd gebe nidt
IRE, menn ib bebolpte, oaB 0teies
pobre l1no eole Menihentbum nut
m0glib lit ouf oem 8ooen Ser ebel1
6elprobenen 5elblftanoigfeit, u1o
nltd nit ibr falen miro. @era0e Sic
elbititanOtgen Wenlben iino eS in Ser
8eleQi6oft, Sic ni6ts miilen molten
pom 0em So5ialismus, nidt neil tie
Sci iben0e itn0, mie oie So5ialiiten BE-
haltptet1, lonoern neil lie es por5ieben,
felbititanOig SIT lein, melu1 aud NIT
fargem Mltsfommeu, als eine meni6=
lihe El1ppe 5lt iein inn1itten 0es retd=
liden 8enuIle s, SEN ser So5ialismu5
in Musii6t lteut. 60 mare id oem1
6erehtigt> mei11en S6luB 5u 5ieben
caB Ser 5o5ialismus Der lidere I'm
tergaug ser Selbitltdn0igfeit Ser Nr=
setter beoel1tet = 5ltm groBten Nod=
tbeile Ser Mrbeiter ielbit. = 81. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Tir Gpuntp=S %tbatmeiiter.

@iermit sur getalligen Na6ridt,
oaB ih BEL SEN oelnofratii6en 8ormab.
len ais &anoioat fir oas County,
5bobmeilteramt int 6elOe iein mer=
Sc, oober ib Inn giitige ltnterItiibuna
Ser 5timmgeber ge6eten wiilen mod,
tie. SIM 6aae i5 NIT ser Domination
uno Ser @abl beebrt mer0en |olte,
miro es n1ein erni ties Streben iein, ots
nit Sent slnte perbunoenen 9flt6ten
getrelt u1o nad meiner BEL ten 8efa,
big1ng ol1s5ufiibren. Mbtu1gspou
35ba 6arrp 8. Oomng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Sir Gpnntp=G pmmiKdr.

Sierimt erfldre i6 mid aIs aar-
oioat fir sic o%emofratiide Nomino=
ton fir 6as G~ountp=&ommiiiaromt
oes erlten 0iitrifts Bel ser am 20.
September ftattfinoen0en Brimdr-
uabl, uno ih eriude one meme
6reunbe uno Stimmgeber beiagten 81
mid ON @abltage unteritii-
zen 5u molten.
5beooore 8. arafta.
CLOUD, /. slug. 1910. 37ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Holitii@e Gle. :
Sir @onntp=G% ommiFar.

0en Stimmgebern oes f%iinften aom=
miliar-Di itrifts bon Stearns County
biermit CUR gefdaigen Nadridt, Dab
t6 MIDI bel ser am 90. September
1910 itattfin0en0en Yrimarmabl mie-
Ser INN Ole 0%emofratiid}e Domination
fir oas &omminaramt beiagten 81
betperben meroe. SSn oem 8e=
0uB id mabreno meiner Bis
Mmts5eit SEN nit Ser Office
perbunoenen Yfli6ten Sem County i'm
9(Qgemeinen uno SEM bon mir nertre-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

te, Sic NormaIidule in ct. Glou0, mo-
i6 graouirte, 1ooann 5mei Sabre in
5tear1rs County, Elm Sabr in Map-
marc, Ninn., 56ule bielt un0 5pei
Sabre in CARRIER, Minn., sic Stele
oes Sberlebrers befleioete, onber i6
glaube, 5u einem aqgemeinen 3utrau-
en- in 8e5ug auf 8efdbigung bered-
tigt gu iein. Sd eriude sic Stimm-
geDer Inn giitige unterftiitun nit
Sem 8eripreden, mid Tires 8oblmol=
lens itets miroig 81 5eigen.
Natb. 6. Dmanu,
31ba 8rodmap, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
Mnfanbi9un9

@iermit erflare i9 midi als &alr0i=
hat fir Sic oemofratilbe Domination
fir ous &epral entantenamt 0es 81.
legislatipen 0iltrifts uno eriu9e aaen
grnites Tim 0ie gutige ltnteritiibung
ser 5timmgeber beiagten Diitrifts.
sSsm Saue Sic Domination un0 sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
9emti@e mno em9lii@e
Notwithstanding.

Sl1 Ser 2onooner 5ortnigbtlp ST.
nlep mer0en intereliante lt1O lebrreide
Gergletde atrgeiteQt iiber Die Gage ser
engliiden u1o br 0elttihen Mrbeiter=
ldoft. gnglano fofnmt Oabei 5iem=
li6 idledt meg. uSm gergleid sur
ourdibnittltden Gage oes 0eutiden
Nrbeiters lit ser engliide Mrbeiter eilr
8ettler," lhreibt Ser Gerfoiier 0es
Artifels m0rtlid. uGs beltebt nidt
lar1ger ein 3meifel 0arilber, oaB 5mi=
ldeu @rsmanOerung uno Mrbeitslo=
iigfeit ein ltriodli6er 3uian1menbol1g
beite5t. 3u @unOerttmti enOen perlai I
len Die engliihen slrbeiter lire Sci
motb, neil lie feline 9eidaftigung fin
Sen fonnen. @abrenoOem itromel1
&!unoerttol1 iel1oe bon fremoen Mrbei=
tern nad 0eltti6lano, mo lie bo9 miG=
foml1e11 lin0 l1no bel gutem 2obn leid)t
0altern0e 9eidaftigltng erbolten."
Mit oiei en slltsfiibrl1ngel1 i%tirnr11t
iiberein, mas Ser englii6e &oniul Or.
2a0enburg in Meannbeim in einem por
etntgen Sager IN 2onOon beroffentli9-
etn geri6t iiber Sic oer5eitige Gage Oes
oeutiden Mrbitsn1arfts iagt. Or. 2a=
Oenburg fat eingeben0e Inter iudl1n-
gen angeiteqt iiber sem Stan0 ser Sir
beitslobne int @roBber5ogtbum @a=
Sen. 1abei fat CT inter anoerem felt
gel teut, OaB sic 2obne lett 1884 Inn
na6e5u fieb5ig &ro5ent, ieit 1904 tint
fat 81 Ero5ent geitiegen lin0. limo
Yaoen bil0et in 0ieier 8e5ieblu1g fei=
lie Nltsnabme. 9ie gleide Grospe=
ritdt, oeren man iid sort erfrel1t,
eerridt I'M gan5en &eide, un0 0ieier
eritaunlide @oblitan0 lit nad MmiiAt
Or. 2%a0enburg's ni9t etma cine bor=
iibergeben0e grideinlung, iou0ern er
tpddit ltetig, BON Sabr 5u Sobr.
Na6 Sem BON Ser 5ortnigbtlp Sc
uiep beigebradten itatiitiiden Mate=
rial fat England in Sen lebten Sab=
Ten ourfpeg 0reinal 10 piel unbe=
iddftigte Mrbeiter gebabt als 9elttid=
lano, un0 ote griparniiie Ser 0eutiden
Mrbeiteridnft, iomeit ite tn Sparin-
itituten angelegt itno, iin0 1ngefabr
5ebnmnl 10 bod als Sic ser engliiden.
Sic oelttimen Mrmenbdltier batten i'm
Sabre 1907 rltno $4,000 Sniailen.
fat sic 3obl ser Sniallen
mie Sic Ser Mrmenbauier it6
betra9tlt6 berminoert. Wanhe &C.
meinoen boben fire Mrmenbartier on
oeren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %ii6erpielen
foinnen, neil lie Mrme niht SIT perior-
gen boben. Sn england Oagegen gibt
eS %gegenmdrtig melt iiber 100000
Mrmenbd1sler, obidon Sos Snlelret6
5tpun5ig MiQionen ginpobner melti-
ger fat ols 9eut19lanb.
ltno Ser @run0 fir oieie gridei=
rungen? Sic u6ortntgbtlp 6eDietp"
i'm gefurroen gu boben. gng=
lano lit ein Jreiban6elslano, 9elttid=
luno ein Sdub5oulano. gbe 0eutid=
lano 5rm gdub5ou ii6erging, lagen
sort sic mirtbidoftliden @erbaltnilie
pie gegenpdrtig un0 mie ieit
in England. @obl nod idlim-
mer. 0ie Snouitrie itano ont @anoe
BEG &rins. 3abqoie @erfe lagen
it'd, onbere btelten miibiam etnen be-
8etrieb al1fredt. 511noert=
taul enoe BON Mrbeitern paren bei9df-
ser &eit arbeitete fir 10
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
SIR tas northumberland

Sem @unide elmer Mn5abl meiner
Sreunoe nadgeben0, bobe ib mild emit
i6lollen, BEL ser am 20. September
itatt fin0enoen Brimaruabl mild as
oemofratiider Gan0ioat fir oas Sc
pr4ientantenamt oes 2. 9iltrifts 6es
81. legislatipen Diitrifts gu beperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

Mit oieler gnfun0igung perbinoe id
sic an sic oemofratiiden Stimmgeber
bejagten Diitrifts geridtete 8itte, MIDI
am @abltage in meinem 8orbaben,
SOS nut Sem 8eiten 0teies Diitrifts.
oes geuntp uno bes Staates I'M Ma.
gemeinen gelten ion, unterltuBen ul1o
mir gum Siege berbelfen gu mouen,
q. M. ntedt,
&idmor16, II. S1li 1910. 34ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
pnlttt(hr ,Ehr.

ebrt meroe, meinen Som tituenten BEL
ier oienen oenn lie, % mir eirte mab-
reno Ser lebten Sabre geiammelten Or
fabrung babel 5l1nuben fommt. Md}=
Sgn. 4rc'r1er.
Colo Spring, 6. Altg, 1910. 3Sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
sur Gountp s9ulimperintenoent

Sen @4blern BON Gtearns County
biermit CUR %gefduigen Na9ridt, 6aB
id BEL ser gormabl als &an0ioat fir
oas County S6uliupertntenoenten=
amt I'M 6el0e fem mer0e. Sn 8rod=
map geboren, BEL udte i6, nad0em id
sic glementarlhule 6urhgema6t bat=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18
3n %pertaufea.

@ebr nieblides Cottage unb gutter @taI
an Der strabenbabn iii ct. gfpub, nabe benz
@eiddftsz@ Centrum. gieentbum in autem
2uianbe unb nur iieben 8lpfs BON Ser
8oitpffce, iiblid bon ct. @~ermainftraSe.
Aore1e: 90 Ser Norbtern.1 37=ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-18

@abl auf mid fallen ioaten, meroe
id MIDI in ebrburer uno erniter 8et-
lie bemiiben, MIR Sos an5uftreben uno
GIT tbun, mas redt lit fir betoe Set
ten: fir SEN Diitrift uno fir Sen
Mdtungspon
6. g. @immer.
31ba MlbanDL Winr.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N. CENTER ST.

FOR SALE-2O acres best sandy loam soil in valley. 1A miles north west of Capitol Bldg. s4 mile from car line. Class A water. Best ditch in neighborhood. 6 acres fruit; best varieties of peaches. grapes and apri- cots. All trees and vines clean and healthy and should bear abundantly this coming year. acres garden land and F acres alfalfa that has paid s1OO pey acre this year See J. ID. Robinson. owner. I'm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
AUCTIONS.


 AUCTION SALE-24 West Jeffer- son St, Saturday. Dec. l7, at 1:30 p. m. All kinds of furniture. con- sisting of bookcases, dressers, chif- foniers. sanitary couch. iron beds. rocking chairs, center table. doctors operating chair, horses, buggies wagons. Bring anything you want sold. c. O. McMurtry, auctioneer. br
 AUCTION SALE-Tuesday. Dec 20th, at 1O:3O, at Harer's Ranch, miles west of Halls fruit ranch on lower Buckeye road. or miles south and F mile east of Fowler school house. The owner having sold his ranch We will sell all his stock and farm implements consisting in part of: Seven head Holstein Milch cows most of these fresh and fine milkers; four ycarlinE heifers (twO years old) coming fresh. four yearling heifers tone year old). one 2-year-old Hol stein bull, one Holstein calf, four dozen laying hens. one 2-seated spring wagon. one single buggy. one Me Cormick moving machine, one hay rake Cone horse). one 2-horse scraper, one 3i4 wagon and bed. hay rack,'I one DeLaval separator (almost new), milk cans. etc, etc. One pair heavy work harness. one set double harness and many other things usually found around the ranch. Terms: All sums under s5000 cash: over S50.0O a credit of months with approved note bearing 10 per cent interest; ? per cent off for cash on amounts over S5O OO Sale conductpd bV Arizona Auction & Development Co w. c. l Tolleson, secretary and treasurer. F. W Getsinger. president and auction ] eer. West Washington St, Phoe i nix, Arizona. ds |
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

AUCrION-C. O. McMurtry. expe- rienced livestock auctiOneer; call sales anywhere in the territory at reasonable rate. See him before making your dates. Office 15 North First Ave Tel. B 3931 If
 AUCTION SALE-At the Denver Horse exchange, corner Seventh Ave and Monroe. If head of horses on Sat Urday, December 17, at 10 o'clock. To be sold without reserve McMurtry. auctioneer. br
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

MONEY TO LOAN.
 l have s5OO0 to loan on a well-im- proved ranch at per cent interest Will make a smaller loan if wanted
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
$500.

$500 down and s25 per month will buy you a beautiful mission finished brick house. It is new. modern, and sanitary and you will be the first to occupy it. The price is only s1S5O.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
EYE OPENERS
THESE BARGAIN BUYS.

Avenue lots-just two-and they are east fronts-full size-and in the sec ton you want-The price is right s750 each-and the owner is compelled to sell
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
XMAS HoM ES
FOR LITTLE MONEY.

Why not eat that Christmas dinner in your own home? It costs nothing to find out.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

For $500 down and balance like rent we offer well-built brick It has all conveniences, is close in and in good residence locality. Price s350O.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

bay mare about Is hands high: had on red halter. Phone. Overland 2579 gb
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

FOR SALE By owner. eight-room two-story brick. corner lot. Best buy in town. owner leaving. Address, s. B. B. care Republican. al
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
THESE PRICES MAY INTEREST YOU.
PRICE S3OO.

Lots in northeast part of city, one block from car line. 50x16O: face on two streets. s10 down and s1O per month.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
E. E. PAScoE, 1f0 North Center St.

FOR SALE-Will sacrifice my equi ty in twenty-acre ranch if taken a once: excellent proposition Address No. 70S, Republican. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
ARIZONA AUCTION & DEVELOP
 MENT CO.,,
 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT, HOME BUILDERS STOCK. ti

FOR SALE
 Five acres close to town. fine soil with class A water. for $750. easy pay ments. $1O0 down and balance on terms to suit purchaser
 Four-room frame house on car line for $1750; terms.
 Four-room modern frame house. close in, for $2O00; must be seen to be appreciated. One-half cash, balance on terms to suit
 Seven-room modern brick house on Indian school car line. with large lot. for s42OO; one-half cash, balance on terms to suit
 B. C. pEcKA. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Overland Phone 3639. 317 E. Wash. St.
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-FrOm Palm Lane, a pair of black mare mules; one 3 years old, one years old; one with leather halter with chain attached. one with rope about feet long dragging; g. reward for in- formation leading thereto. Phone. Country 43. H. w. HOben. bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
PART CASH WILL BUY.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N. CENTER ST.

FOR SALE-Small stock range. Fine water for irrigation and domes- tic purposes. Can grow fruit of all kind. This is in the foothills and just the place for health. Box 7O1. Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
FOR SAlE-lIXE STOCK

FOR SALE-Fine driving horse cheap. New York Life office bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

s275O-F'ine five-room corner brick This property has only to be seen to convince you that it will be money maker for the buyer. Part cash will buy.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
pRICE S2o6

Three lots in Capitol Addition. east of Capitol Building. s325 each; s25 down and s1O per month.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

New four-room brick cottage. mod ern. lots of shade. lots 5Ox1S7lk. just eight blocks from Washington St
 Price sl,550: $500 down, balance $25 per month, interest at per cent.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

Owner leaving town is compelled to sacrifice his beautiful new seven-room pebble-d dash brick. Interior is finished mission style. has hardwood floors anI the latest cOnveniences. Cement porch and walks. Fine auto garage. Large lot. select locality $500 down will buy it. Price s51O0.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

PAINTER wants work. Will paint your house. Understands his business. Write Ed Gilbert. Box C.. City. bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
GOOD BUYS CLOSE IN-

2 GOOD BUYS CLOSE IN- 8 ACRES of first class garden land
 at $120 per acre. 20 ACRES good alfalfa land south
 west of city at s125 per acre BROOM house on Grand Ave A
 snap at s16O.O9. Many other good buys. See us.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

FOR SALE-At the Denver Corral on Saturday four 125O ID. work horses Cor. 7th avenue and Monroe. dn
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

FOR EXCHANGE ONLY-Los An
 geles for PhoegiX or country; Bisbe
 for Phoenix or country; Tucson fO Phoenix or country; Chicago for any thing in Arizona. We also have some good trades. city for ranches and ranches for city. See Ross for Homes. upstairs southwest corner Center and ". Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

LOST-Pure white horse Branded on right hip "A" Return to Club Stables and receive reward bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

What have you in ranch property to trade for improved city property?
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
15 ACRES

15 ACRES. Three miles from Phoenix: all in good fenches. well. frame and adobe house; class A water. Price $4,500; easy terms
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

A MAN FOUND DEAD-He lost his soul and found another one at o. N. Woods Shoe Store. PA West Washington bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

YOUNG MAN of fair education de- sires position with some one, with chance of promotion. Care Republi- can. br
Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

THE H. |. LATHAM COMPANY. Real Estate. Insurance. No. 4 w. Adams St. Telephones: Con-, Main 220; Over, 556.
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-16

AN IDEAL Christmas gift would be a Thoroughbred Fox Terrier Pup py. Place your order early as, we only have few more left See THOMAS. at end of Indian car line.
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Arizona republican., 1910-12-16
FOR SAlE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Lcase on new modern five-room house: also furniture for four rooms. Phone Overland 1869. bp
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01

Cubs tow in But 1t cannot be ss' ging didn't put Reulhach to the bad. and part of the infield as we'll
 Take a local example that went wrong just becausa the fans start d too late. That was il the local game a week ago Thursday. Oscar Pitts desirous Of mak 'ng good with ,he De mops. was about as nervous as they make 'em when he went into the box But instead of getting his goat in the opening round or two. they le the matter rest until the cigth be fore go ng after 1t in earnest They should have begun at the crack of Kelly's two base drive, which opened things for Bisbee. Instead, as the next man went out. they sank back in their seats and said nothing. Nml others began to knock in no gentle tones.
 They gave up too easily. What they wanted was a bi nch down 1y that rail fence near the first base bleac1ers to keep honcAsng the pitcher all the time. jump in yhe air, wave a handkerchief. anyth 'ug to disconcert him a hairs breadth Look what happened in that eighth. lt could have been started before and gone through with just as eas lY Did they have his goat? Why. sure When a man who has been pitching fine ball goes to pieces when . few fans remind h m that he got ham mered in the eigth the day before. he's susceptible to being kidded ont of a victory. When Oscar pitches aga n. try it out and bet you two cents f works. Take the others as well Commence at them with the first crack of the bat, and keep it up even if the other fellow hap pens to score a few runs. The nome talent has the same chance, every time.
 Remember that when out at War. ren during the present season. Roofing helps a whole lot. Some may call you fanatics and bugs. but don't mind little thing like that Get a bunch of fellows together and keep plugging; then, like the De troit crowds do, you can go out on the street after a game. and when somebody belches forth the query Are we downhearted?" you cal all turn around and give him a thunder ous No
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01

that their well-direeted and united efforts are turned loose with the best effect
 We'll take for example Detroit
 the to notCL American league town
 which up to tho lins IIushe Jen nings took cna~g. of the tam had
 known no better than a sixth plac
 from 1887. when they had the world
 champions.
 The fans were discouraged an
 there was no roofing system atan
 hishough thess Nasa'; word of kHccking dona .aye ly Sc few ta
 wl'S n DO attont5a WIS ait yet there wasn't any concerted effort a the razzle-daze % kind of Esllering by the loyal cucs A few iudiNd aal shouts vese all when Ihe scme hopes would make a good play or somebody bingle in a run or two. and they began Co win. Rooters' clubs began to form. ten or twenty members each. Then they would colsolidat. invent yells and songT, and be prominent factors at every game.
 When the world series came of with the Cubs in 1907 these rooters clubs made the trip to Chicago fo the opening. Here thdy gathered countless ideas from the Cub fans and when they got back to Tigartowu later. were chock full of them. The point was they didn't get sore when the team most. but kept shouting as long as there wa an ieta of voice left until the las man was out in the ninth inning.
 When the secord worlds series in 1908 opened at Detroit maybe tho weren't there. Ground rdles pre- vailed and officials couldn't keep them from occupying places where they desired. They crowded half way between home and fsrt base. and began a concerted attack on Ed Reulbaoh. who was doing tha fling ing for the Cubs. Of all the remarks within the genius of man to s3t the twirler's goat. they had m in chunks. Ed began 10 go wrong in the fth inning. as they kept at him round after round Then they weEt after Frank Chance. A couple of hits, a throw which Chance did 1oJ get and a bad return to th.ri 10 catch Ty Cob on the run allowed the Georgia lad the tally that put Detroit in the lead. Reulbach was then ta- ken out 1Ordecai Brown fin shed the game and a bombardmenu rf Summers in the ninth after Detroit had the thing ei1ched allowed the