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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Brian iibcr Erinsipicu nuO 9artci.
ileppcrci.
0utdlinion. aas., 20. Sept.

Milliam !. 9rpon crflarte bier
Ieiner 3uborcrid)uit, OaB er lid nidi
ais dn Die Barter gebunoen
rraftcte, io1s es lid Inn 3rit3ipien.
irdgcn ban0eIte. Gr idgte: sd
nijroc Iieber Ginen ,Sniurgentcn oOer
6ortidlrittler unteritiben ais, eineu
ocnlofr1tjidlcu .Stdnopottcr'. Ser
nit mir nidt oicielben @riu3ipicn
hat. sd CLAUDE, onb Gin balbcs
9rot bciicr it, ais iiberbaupt gar
feiu5"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@rlb fnr bcn CnfcI.

ytep goI;, q. September.
0urh cine am 1ienitda geihIlte
81 .ideiounq beriGat Die 9iiraid)aits.
inmmc, peIhc s. Z. @. gteeIep. Der
iu Sabre 1900 in Den Boitamts.
iduinoeI in auba oerpideIt mar. i'm
getrage oon $4,000 Dem Gnicl
Conn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Sritt ,nrhd.


ASdIGiitltfn. %. Sept.
Gat0em er Der 3uiideuiiddtIihen
6anaals'onmfiiior orei Sabre lang
ais }lHmnIt 9.oient bot III @nlt6er
6 Daltrm.6. pom Chicago non lei.
nem goilsr ,urild9etrctcn. Gr qe.
oertt ld IN i,.ler &ateritdot Der
9ctisy,crls n ~ Omen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
lieblidJc @nrnuus.

8aibingtor 20. Sept.
lie 3iriIoienitfommiilion bat an
Die glngeitelten Sntel Cams Die
iiblite @oruuna Dor un1rlaubter po.
Iitiiher Ibdtigteit BEL Oen beoorjte.
ben0en Woblen ergebcn laiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Wiprb nnb Spbtidllaa.

@uelpa @iitn, aaI., %. Sept.
SSn Vtonnrdl, pinem NfineltIo9er,
fam es am Yfittpuf) su einem Riot,
bel meId)em Elm @tann eetoctet, unO
betrdftlid)er Sflaoen ongeridtet NOR.
0en iein ioa Gin8elbeiten ieblen, oa
Ole Grnbtperbinoung linterbroden lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
SOmbcnattcntat ani cinm Nddt-
iuGdltcr.
Nelp Dorf. %. Cent.

5cin ireunoihaitlihcS 9erbdltniB
pl Der italieniiden NbtbeiIlng ocS
1cteftiubureaEs. sic iriiher pon Dem
prmorocten @oIi3cileiltnont 9etrolino
bciebligt ruroe. bat, nie man glaubt.
sic oShpar3bdn0er" ju eincm
Morooeriuh aui ocn Rafttp1fter
9lulati Gini, IN oer Gritcn 6troBe,
pcranlnBt ,inocm pon einem 6aus.
BAD cine @ombe nod ibm aeid)leu.
bert mr0e. 0o5 @urigeihoB iieL
ieood 5i furj, 10 onb er 5tpor be.
tau6t, ober nlft tootIih oerlett mur.
Sc. Gin 1Wlidles 2Ittcntat muroe dui
Riui ihor Uorber gemndt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30

rem Seeri cb on oee @bico9oer 8cutlds
tbums uno 81 elmer Der :iuorudsuOaiten
Yemonitrntlpuen, uelde Ole meitIide
MetrOpoIe nof erlcbt bat. Ter 0aupts
reoner mar Tr. 0erdmer. Der laue'
jobrl9e Rrdlioent oeS Teutlhnmeritnnis
lheu 9tatiOndlbunoes. @r bate iih bic
Nui9dbc 9eitellt, Die &eroienite, weId)e
iid Die 0eutlden I'M Die @ntmidlung
Der &ereini9ten Stnoten uno i'm Sample
ge9an dubere uno innere 5einoe erpars
ben. nGber III beleuhteu. @r erinnerte
al Die eriten oeutlhen NnIieolunsen. an
oeren @nhien uno @jebeiben. al bic ers
ioIgreIde Setbeilisnug Der 3eutlheu
in &eu0IutipnStdmpIe, ibre geiuerblid,en
uno liternril6en 8eItrebnngeu, ibren
lpobltbuenoen @influ3 duf Die Sitten
unb @ebrGufe DIR gtidtoeutider, ippie
an Die Ibatiate. ooB oas 3eutihtbum
itets nmf Seittn 6es &edts uno Scr llus
teroriiften itnno.
gu oieIen Nusfiibrungen bemerft Die
,Sllinpiier StadtsSeitune" in ibrem
9eitdrtitei treffeho sSolaeuoes:
.9ie bere6tigte SfIuBioIgerune liest
ndbe: 0at bas 5eutihtbum iid UNI
ons gSeroen nno 6'eoeiben Der &epubIit
nidt nbSuleugnenoe 9roBe @eroisnite
eriuprben, 10 muB es duf oeren Gners
tenuun9 oriugeu nno tie er5Uins
9 II. iuenn Iie permeigert miro.
Cur 6rreibuns oieies 3iels puroe Der
3euti6nmeritnniide gto;tpnnlbunO ses
griInOet. uno ole 5eier oes 3eutihen
cages, lueld)e iebt IN fat alien gr6beren
Stdoten oes 9anoes allidbrIib begongeu
mirb. bat iid ais ein treiilldles Niittel
beludbrt. NM pie pcrideOenen Gleuente
bes 0euiidltbums sum gemelniamen uno
eiumiitbi9en 6anOeln auiuregen 3as
geeinte 3eutihtbum lit itart genlg. nm
nit Griol9 ben 6iuitcrlin9en Die Spite
III bleten, aber eS mus aud itets fGmpfs
bereit uno nuf Der V a DIT lein Ter
0euti6nmeritnuiihe gtatiOnaIbuno bat
9e'uiiiermaBen bas glm oeS u a 6ter5
iIbernDmmen unb oas Geutihtbum iuiro
felt sur SABINE ltebeu. menn Der @ddter
ins SOrn itOBt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
SOaanO.
Sttuns Oes SntcrnatiOnnIrn
Sdlie0Sgeridltes.
,Sm Anna. e. SOD

rSn Snng, %. Sept.
Gie Sitinsen 5es ,,'teruationalen
Sdieosgerihtsboies. melhem ole gln.
'prildle Der Srinoco.1ompier. .@eieu.
ihait DeIhe eineu 3niit }uiihen BEN
Der. Staater unO @ene,uela berbei-
fiibrten, unterbreitet neroer, baber
be9onnen Ter Ceiterrciher 0r. 8.
Samnaih iittrt oen 0oriis. 9Sn lei.
ner Groiinurgsreoe mics er auf sie
guten 6r9e nliie. neIhe Ser 8erihts.
BOZ nit Der StIiftunl oes .stihsrei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@rhrn ucitcr.

Gircirrti 6. 2s. Scpt.
gmtlih Mrs unlttiit6ili odB Die
Observation-Disclosures IN (crbin.
Suna nit Ocu 5piclb6aenentbIiGun'
aen lpeiteraeiiihrt perOen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Earaonag.
%auHcI GunOra Der ucue grdTOcnt.
@ucnoS 9Iires. %. Scpt.

@ueuoS 9lires. %. Sept.
Gepcihen aus gliiuNicu &ara9uan,
meIoeu. NaB Tr9tanilcl @onOra, irii.
ber 8cidn0ter in 9fio unO Damn Wfi.
niiter Oca 9lualudrti9en. gum &rdii.
oentcu bon Earagulp enuablt NOR.
Den lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@eonaoiet.
qnncfn. ans.. u. Set

9opcfa, ao5.. q. sept.
Scnnie Wiorriion, peaen Der Gr.
mor0un1 pon ;Srnu DIN Cattle in
Gloornoo, aoS.. am II. sSltui 1900 5u
25 SSobren 3uftbnn5 perirtbeilt, lit
nom @ouuerncur Stnbbs beguaOigt
t,,nrApu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
6raufrcidl
GmihGr sur S0rocrnug oeS frHHj6.
iiidcn llntcrrihteS.
NSariS 20. Sent

GariS %. Sept
Ser iriiberc irau}oitfe &i5cfoniiI
in 9fclp SCIedlrs. Tanorr, beiuht oil
@cr. Stootcn NIT Dem omtIiten
9Iuitrage. Die Grthcilung bon iruu-
5oiiihcm llnterrihte in ocn amcrifo.
niihen Shulen. bcioubcrS ocnen BON
Souiltana 81 befiiuuorteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
.Inoiaucr ermOrOet.
Gan Bern r6ino, Colo.
%. September.

9[ltegrdiio 2ugo. ole gtbfommlin.
gin eines Sn6ianerbauptlinas, nurOe
oii einem Sou0pege ermorOet auigc.
fuuoeu Isbr aopi mar fat bonn
aunpie ab9etrenn4, upo eigentbiim.
Iite 6igurcn lporen in bic Saut Der
&eife eingeifnitten. Wlonuel 20.
lencia, Der 3iilebt nit Der ,5rau in
bcr Pdbe oes Srtcs. no Ole 2eite
aeirnoeu puroe. geieben mur6e. III
oIs oes WorOes OeroG6tig oerbaitet
nor0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
3nklamO.
Gine ergiebige EtIauellc.

asfdboo, Srnnsfaipiites Ielrito.
rum, 20. Scpteinoer.
Guf oein Sihelefen Gilan0 muroe
eine Sclaueae erihIoiieu. Die tdalih
100000 5ab Del liefert
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Scimdlt bic isIuttcnafaocmie.

9lnnapoIis, geo., %. Sept.
Ter fineiiid)e RriB Eiai Shiuin
bat nit ieincm aus ettpd % @ilr0en.
srdgern beitehcroen @eioIge om giitt-
nod Die iSlottennfaoerrie beiudt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
3O6n grownS sdIlueitcr acitOr6cn.

lraperS Gitn, Mih.. %. Sept.
,Srau 92arth1 Iopts - Sabre at.
Die ein3i1e iiberlebenoe SfDeiter Ses
gbolitioniiten Sobn 9ropn. lit in
Uen0nn deitorben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@rOkbritnnnicn.
eeutnaut Sclm miro pru,eiiirt.

2onoon. %. Sept.
Gs muroe beid)Ioiien. Dab gegen
2eutnant SeIm, Ben nngcblihen bent.
iden Spion, ein @rojcB nneeiangen
per0en ioa, inter Der 9Iutlnge, ooB
er gegen 0ns Seiee StiBcn bon Den
Saienbeieitigunger pon 4ortsmoutb
onfertigte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Oeacn Ginia,lsppuas ser G6olcrA.
Nlrj@, %. Cpt.

Naris, ~. Stpl.
Ndd &rjuaiuadlcidicn mur01n in.
Icuihc 9lu3Won0ertr aus Ocu ron
DER G6oIera pcrieudlteu Giitritteu o,s
&an0tS in @cmlu nah 9ImCrita elm.
acitiiit. Die Gldec. mo1er tie III.
ipriIusIidl tantcu, peyOen perbeIu.
Iidt.
@aibiuatou. :. 6. 20. Sept.
Gle @eanitcu ocs 9unoeSmarine.
hoipitoIS uuo 0eS oiieutllheuCSeiuu0.
beitsSienitcS IN Staltcn acbrauben
ollie moglden &oriihtSmnBregeln.
nm Sic Abinbrt non @nii1routen aus
Dem 9boIerneebiet uoh ocn &ereinia.
ten Stanteu 81 bert iu0ern. @cneral.
or5t SSpnan erlIdrte, cs leieR
z hritte gethan m1rt t.u. i'm 0erortigc
&orgdnee. iuie iie aus Earis gemelOct
tpur0en, 5u perbin0ern. .I1e gIus.
ipan0erer uer0eu IN Stalien non Dem
9lr5te Or. S. y. 0cSoiugS mo
icincn sIiiiltenicn iorllaItig inter.
iudt. Ger @crernlorjt bat nuf
Sie Gohriht aus 0uriS cine beion.
nere llnteriuhung Ser 3uitdnoe in
Yenuo auacor0uet I'M ausjuiinOeh,
oh mirflih NuSlpan0erer ans ocm
GboIeraoiiritt IN @enuo nah oen
@ereinistcn Staaten cingcidIiiit wur.
oen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30

plblttanl'he Hartel miuenS 1T. 0e
%iinifen Ser g@dbler 3u eutipreden
q =; 30 poliiIite Cr8auIiation 10
urffst S. 0aB Die @lblitImme
Oes ,SarihSeIek. "rheiters mebr @e.
midt hdtte. ~. ichen bieruon
lieBeu nod lu0cre arg6e 6rogeu Dem
om:rifariiGeu Gclfe oor. luO gluf.
gabe ser &onpcntiOn mare ea. 0urdl
oas &or9eben Ser republifaniihen
Garei 0as &crtrauen Oes 9oIfeS, oaB
Oieie Sra9en aeloit ner0en Diir0en,
3u itirfen. 9ioot pies odraui bin.
Dap oie 2onueation ais Niirgifait
fir Oie glIten glbiihten 6erEartei cute
&anoioaten nomllliren niiiBte. Gr
iptlh Die 9lniid]t aus, oaB Der 0iei.
nlugSitreit inerbalb ser Yartei niht
oon perbdnguiBuouer 9eOeutllng iein
piiroe. Die unterIiegehoe gfinoerbeit
niiroe lid iiigen rtno Der Hnrtei treii
bIeiben Nlm iage. fubr er iort, oaB
im Iolfe cine Ibnciglmg eeeen Die
repubIifaniidJe Hartei iei; oart mare
es eben cine auisobe Der Tartei, ei.
nen lln1ihIag oieicr Stimnlling her.
bei5ufiihren uno unUer5a9t iolten lie
meter f1mpien.
Die 4eoe oes IoriitenOen &oot
fono groBen 9eifau. Soerr GrenSer.
gait los Damn oen 9erift oes Aus.
ihuiies fiir 9ieiolutionen Dor. Ger
SouptinbaIt ser YIatform lit on ei-
ner anoeren Steae oes @Iottes 5u
finoen.) Tie 9eSiehungen aui Ird'
iioent Tdft uno @ouperneur Su6hes
puroen nit 9eiiaasiolpen ouigenom.
men.
Gin 9lntrog, oab Die 3eit fir Die
0ebatte iibcr oie Glatiorm auf 5mei
Stunoen beihrdnft peroen ioqte,
nuroe ongenommen.
Sic Slatform.
Sarotoga, q, g., 90. Sept.
Sic &latiorn tritt fir nie
IernnItilng pon @rdiioent Gait
uno @ouoernetr @ugbes ein. Sic lit
oafiir, oaB Ser &rieg gegen ieoe6orm
ofientlider &orruption roitIos uno
energiih fortgeiepr merOen iou. Zen
&apneifen 3oatar!f erfIdrt lie fiir
einen Grfolg, in0em iie iugt, OaB 0a-
Ourh mobl Sic Sole aui einige
Suru5artifel mto ioIhe 9in9e, Die
niht aQgemein III 8ebrauh mdren,
erb0bt moroen mdren, ober niht Die
oui irgenO peIhe aQgemeine Sebcns.
beSiiriniiie. Sic ipriht iiA a6er iiir
Die @inietung einer lariibeborOe
aus, Oeren Grmittelungen ais 8runo-
lage fir 4bdnoerungeu ser 3ole Die.
men ioQen, pie Dies BON Erdit0ent
9ait enlpiobIen lit. 9lu9 Der an0ere
@orihlag pon Iaft, SaB 0ie 3oIlper-
Guoerungen interchangeable sorge-
nommen peroen iolen, fin0et geI-
faa. SSn ge3ug auf oie Nirefte Goni.
nirung Ser Sarteibeanten uno Der
@orteifan0iooten ourd oa5 Solf,
ioat Die 9Iatlorm: gSir oeriprehen
cine @eieseebung, ourd) Die oieie
Brin3ipien gu @eiesen erboben per'
oen ioaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Der Irntite Sag in GbIragG

IS Geutid)thuni DON
Chicago bat am
leBteu Souutag III
groBnrti9cr @eiie
Den Ieutihen 3dg
,legangen Die
&erldnlmluus int
Soliieuml geitaltete
iih Sll ftner 'uabs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
SOniiitOriun fir 9iitte IUucmbcr
erlulrtct.
erluartet.
Npll1. %. Gen.

9tCiu, ~. lSGpt.
6 Gilt ais lid)cr 0aB nm oic @iitte
Septenr5,r cin aar0iltlIsfonflape ab-
ge6alten luer0eu miro. HITTER Sen
A}rdIaten. meId)a norausiidtlit 0el
rotben @ut erbalten mer0cn. mero1u
9enanut: @ligr. 9isf,tti. Der @aior.
BONO 0es &dpltea, @agr. 2uaari POM
teiligen Oifi5iunI Yligr. @uiIiui.
Sefrctdr ocs &ongregationen.aonii.
itoriums. Iatriarh 9eao oor 2iiid-
bon, Granite oi Ielmcnto. Ser gtlln.
thus in gSien. gr5biidloi 4miette bon
Paris, Ser 1ominif6scracneral Cor.
ntiter. un0 Ser &ntifanbibliotbefar
@hrLe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30

itreiteS jpild'en oeu &cr Staateu uuS
Gauao1 er5jclt haze h,u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
ScntidlanO.
Nnca sluiidlcn lintsbcftcrn.

Verlln, ". sept.
Grit ieet miro bctdnnt, olB @rai
Seinri6 b. B. Colt uno lSoaham oou
9etbutann.0oQpeg EN- Better oes
&an5Iers. Dor einiger 3eit I'M Cru.
nendIo bel Berlin cin 9SiitolenoIelI
ausfohten. 8oIe mur0e beim sipei-
ten &ugeInedieI pon elner abpral.
leu0eu aueeI getroiicl. Die cine
idgpere aontuiion 5lrlfIieB. Die
Sefunoanten mahten Damn Dem
3tpeifampie Elm Gn0e. Die beioen
@eqner iino benatbartc CSutsbeiiser
in Ser @eBenO BON @rouberg III Eo-
len. llcber SEN @rumo ,bres 3miitcs
lit ni6ts befannt.
@erIia 20. sept.
2ie tumilturcn0en ausit1nOigeu
8obIenarbeiter ihcincu pon Ben iiber-
itan0enen Nitireglmgcu erih3pii 81
iein lno Jest herrid)t ]lu5e i'm Woa'
bitbe}irt lleber sic ,}a1l ser BEL Der
3uilmmenitoBen init Der EoIi5el
8euuun0eten liegen nod feiue Supet.
ldiiigen Qiitt6eiIlngeu nor. IN ci-
mem 6oipitnl lin0 80 pernlrnoete 81.
pilIIten in 9ebanolnnl Ho.;3iiten
muroeu perbGltniBmabll men!ge ner.
lett. Saiier @ilbelm hat eilien poa.
Itanoigen 9eridt iiber Die llnruben
perlangt
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Sclbit mad ben amtli@tn @sridltrr
grciit Die Cholera i'll Stalicn i'm.
mcr wcitcr nm iidl.
Sani5ebu Grfrautnusen,
Ter GOpit Wiro pcrmNtblidl umMitt,
0Uusmbcr Gin 0arOinaIfOuiiitO'
rium abbalten.
SanSiSntsu FIR Oen rotten Sut.
2m,. %. Sept.

IiN4its 10. SAFA.
9soh amtIifen geritfcn iinO nab.
reno ser leeten "a lStuuOeu III Der
Gto0t 9ieapeI daein Is neue 0bols.
raertranfliuaeu nit ueun C0oesidI-
len porgefommcn. in Der TropiuS
9teopeI pier neue Safe nno elm 70.
oesiau, uno orei neue Sale. Oarun.
Ter elmer nit toOtIid)el @usgange,
in Der Tropinj Bari. Cine Gcpeihe
aus 9fenpcI tbeiIt nit. Nob am Ytitt.
tuodI 5lpei eSremoe, ipelde i'm grnren.
bicrteI pou 9leopcl iih g9obnung
iiihten, oen argpobn Der 9euolfe.
rrng erregfen, iueldle bebnrptetc. onb
oie 6remoen Sic @boierd nerbreiieten.
ellis ole 5remoen periuhien, eini9cn
ainoern 3uderipcrt 81 ibenfcn. lour.
ben lie nom @oIfe ongearTiien unO
unter 9uien, 0ab man DE @Iitntiiher
umbringen ioae. idlper perIett, ebe
Die 4oIi3ei ibnen 5u Siilie foulnleu
fpnnte.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
NEWS NOTES.

Charles Bachmann, a druggist and one of the stockholders of the owl pharmacy of Phoenix, was a Mesa vis- itor yesterday.
 Joe Montgomery was Phoenix busi- ness visitor yesterday.
 Paul Versluis. who has been employed on the Pineair road work, has returned to this place According to Mir. Yer sluis there is no question but what the point reached by the wOrkmen about five miles off the Roosevelt road, is several degrees cooler than this place.
 F.. w Wilbur. w. s. Dorman and w. Aird Macdonald went to Phoenix yes- terday on business via the Wilbur car.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. Bowen returned from Phoenix Sunday evening after a short visit with friends in the capital city.
 c. c. Lewis has returned from Long Beach. where he went to accompany his wife to the coast where she will spend the sommer season.
 Attorney Dougherty was a Phoenix business visitor yesterday
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
OVER CELEBRATION.

Ramon Lares. Enrique Montajos and Frank Perlato were charged yesterday morning in justice court with disturb ing the peace Saturday night. The com plaint against Montajos and Peralto was sworn out by Zetta Lares, who contended that men to the number of dozen continued to make the night hideous and in her opinion they ought to be in jail. However, it developed that her husband was in the melee and she apparently had a change of heart and did not believe that she cared to press the charges. However, Marshal Peterson, who had made the arrests, preferred the charges against Lares and he pleaded guilty and was assessed a fine of S10. which he paid. One of the children of MOntajos was buried yesterday and the justice allowed him his freedom so that he might attend the funeral. Peralta could not be found
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty Feet? Corns, Callouses or Bunions? Use TIE. It's Sure, Quick
 and Certain.
You Will Enjoy Using TIE. The Most Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried and Moreover 1t Works.

At last here is instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy for sore feet. No more tired feet. No more aching feet No more swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No more corns. No more buniOns No more callouses, no matter what ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried without get ting relief, just use TIE.
 TIE is totally unlike anything else for the purpose you ever heard of. It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exudatiOns which cause sore feet. Powders and other re- medies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them clean. It works right off. You will feel better the very first time it's used.
 Use it a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TIZ is for sale at all druggists 9 cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge x Co. Chicago, III. Rec commended and sold by A. l.. Boehmer.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
DAILY SLAUGHTER OF
 FLYING WHITE WINGS
And the People of the Community Are
 Feasting on Them.

If Tempe and the surrounding com munity doesn't get it's fill of white wings within the next ten days, it will be no fault of the party of Cali fornia hunters who are spending a short time in the Kyrene district. The gentlemen arrived the last of the week and Sunday morning a box con taining a couple of hundred birds carefully packed in ice arrived in town and were distributed free of charge
 Sunday the days work netted about six hundred birds according to report Of course. a party of fifteen or sO men will consume a good many birds in day but when the results are anything like that there will be plenty left over. A good sized shipment was made yesterday to Miss Gilchrist of the Associated Charities in Phoenix and more were donated about town.
 Notwithstanding the excellent sport the gentlemen are having and the number of birds they are killing ev- cry day. it is understood that this time. none of them will find their way to California.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
RECLAMATION OFFICE
 READY FOR BUSINESS
Also Ready for Collection for Irriga-
 ton Water.

The local branch of the reclamation service, which more particularly in clndes the water service department for the Consolidated, Eastern and Mesa canals, has finally opened an office in the Chandler court next to the post office and is ready for business.
 James E. Sprague. chief clerk for the water service department, arrived from Phoenix yesterday for the purpose of making the collections for irrigation water for the three above mentioned canals The payments of all reservoir water is now due. In fact the month of May is the regular time for the pay ment of the water bills. but from the fact the delay has been occasioned by the tardy turning over of the canal and the equipping of the office that landowners have been given several weeks of grace.
 The first week of payment is at the rate of 60 cents per acre. and such payment will mean that the rancher will be able to rest in peace and quiet
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
EFFECT OF NIGHT
 LETTER SERVICE LOCALLY

One of the apparently good things that was recently passed around has by a peculiar condition of circum stances, left Mesa in a rather war-like attitude against the Western Union Telegraph company in general and the local telegraph service in particular. Several weeks ago when the custom of sending night letters at reduced rates over the Western Union wires was adopted, Mesa naturally rejoiced in the fact for the citizens of this town have a peculiarity-they like to get all they can for their money. However, the point is that no night letters leave this place. The report circulated 70 the ef
 feet that the night letter business at this point had increased must have been a mistake since there is no night letter business over the local wires. The condition is like this: The local telegraph office will not take messages after o'clock in the evening That is an iron clad rule that can not be broken over nor crawled under. The night letter rates do not go into effect until after o'clock, which is another rule that is not subject to breakage. At any rate there is no increase in the night message business at this point.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21

 IRRIGATION An Agent Comes From Far
 Off Java IN TOUR OF THE WORLD His Object is to Select From the Irrigation Systems of All Countries the Best Ideas For the Island of Java
IN TOUR OF THE WORLD

A. A. Meyers, a native of Holland, but who is making a trip over the world in the interest of the government of Java for the purpose of determining the best system of irrigation, spent Sunday in Mesa and left for Roosevelt yesterday morning via the stage. MT. Meyers is very interesting talker and has a wonderful store of Information which he has gained at first hand con corning the numerous irrigation sys- tems throughout the world. However. he gave out the unqualified statement that the southwestern part of the United States is very far in advance of all other sections that he nas been in in the matter of irrigation.
 According to MT. Meyers the govern ment interest in Java is conducted practically the same as that in the United States. A special department has been created for the purpose of de- veloping the projects much the same as that of the reclamation service. The particular section of East Java in which MT Meyers is stationed is wa tered by large stream. However. the peculiar feature is that the head of the river is a large volcano which ire quently fills the river with sand it is many times a question of how to get rid of this deposit.
 The mention of Java naturally leads one to think of brand of coffee. How ever according to Mir. Meyers, real Java coffee now comes from Brazil. Formerly much coffee was exported from the island, but very little in late years.
 The labor on the canal is done by natives. The labor of native men can be had for 10 cents per day, while that of the women is 8 cents and children 6 cents per day of American money. The dirt is removed by means of baskets and it will be moved from the canals on contract at cents per yard.
 There was one feature of the gentle mans visit to this place which was probably not in his itinerary. MT. Mey- CTS is practically a young man and Sunday he was invited out to the ca nal to take a swim accompanied by some of the young men of the town. whose names will not be mentioned for the fact /at it might lead to in- ternational need for explanations. At any rate, after the proper preparations had been made for a swim, dive was suggested. It a ppears that the Hol- landers always commence their swim with a high dive the same as the Americans. At any rate dive was in order and MT. Meyers was off but not out of sight-that is, not entirely out of sight The water in the canal was lower than had been anticipated, vari- ously estimated since the sounding was made at not over two or two and a half feet in. depth. At any rate the start was entirely too vigorous and the bottom of the canal was reached en- tirely too soon for the comfort of the diver
Arizona republican., 1910-06-21
TEMPE DEPARTMENT

night. different ones each time of course, and one or more vaudeville acts and the usual illustrated songs. The new place of amusement will probably be opened to the public on Saturday night. July the 2nd.
 In the meantime there will be the usual shows at the opera house on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Tomorrow evening the vaudeville at traction will be Fernanni, the imper- senator and fire dancer and the Leroy sisters, dancing and singing come dians with the usual moving pictures and shows The prices of admission will remain the same. 15 and 25 cents.