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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Ssia flus!
Cine ianse Suusfrau pluubsrt:
glie fidh bic 9eiten dnbern!

@ie ff9 bic 3eiten dnbern!
2lls mir perlobt paren, fanb mein
Sans 2tlles reisenb an mir. vi,
teden, tleinsn Sdr9en, oi. S9Idft
unb Sbr umipielten, biIbeten aHgebs
lid fold ent5iidenben 9eseniuB gu
Dem iOnit f4Iidt unb glatt unlie9ens
ben Sadr, bas - fir ibn Elm beions
berer 2lnSiebunsspuntt = nod nies
mails 8etannti9aft nit elmer 8renns
i9eere gema9t bdtte.
Seute - .s iinb tuum 5iuei Sabre
felt iener li9teu 8rautaeit Derflohen
= meints Sans, bub er einise gss
brdnnte Wellen in meinem Saar pers
miFe; oann ipiirbe aud bic llnorbz
nung nit Den .3otteIn" iiber Dem
Sbr aufbOren!
3OtteIn! SIT es su slauben9
uno bic lois, mdb9enbafte glrt bes
@spanoes, emit iein Gntoiiden, be-
oeutst beute @srna9ldHisung in Der
&leiOung. ~8arum trdgit bu ni4t
Iol6e fef9tn S9neibertleiber, pie
meine itdttlide Na9barin beute Ra9s
mittag i'm S6illersS beater9" Ods
mar nGmIib retniter @slbftern, aIIes
10 re6t eng unb prall - id miibte
erItidsn in ioI9em panSer
Uleine friiae 2sbbafti9teit TT
nsuerbinss nidt rfein". unO Ratiirs
li9tsit lanss nidt 70 ipertbDOII Uie
3uriidbaItung. Sur5. i9 barf ni4t
mebr lid" fein, ipenn i6 ibm gefals
len mill.
9ariiber babe i9 nun bieI na9ses
oa9t unb mir cine 2ebre bdruus ges
so9en, bic i'd bier gu RuB uno Sroms
men meiner enttdui9ten Wliti9pez
Itern nieosrI9reiben mill.
0as ganae 9ebeimniB liest nGms
lid barin, oes Wannts 2i.be ni9t
5ur abitumpfsno.n 9spobnbcit psrs
ben gu laFsn, Sid benz GERM unb
@ebieter itets ipieoer BON elmer ans
oeren Settle Su 5eisen; ibm aIs etipas
gteues gu erideinsn; iid ME Dor
ibm seben gu lufen, gang beionOers
ni6t in Der Guberen grf9etnung;
Ttets elm ip.nis Der Wtobe 5u foIsen,
ipenn aud in iepr gemdBist.n @rens
5en, oo9 10, oaB man in 9.senpdrt
anber.r Irauen ni9t als peraItet aufs
fdllt, ipnoern ibm tmmer bon Reuem
als bssebrenslpertb erf4etnt.
SOIanss Fe O,rIi,bt in uns iinO,
finoen iie ebsn 9tlles nod entSiideno
unb reiaenb. SpGter isBt bic aritit
elm, unb es beginner Die @ersIeide
nit anbsrsn Srausn, bic ii9 ibnen
natiirIi9 nur in geiitisem fpie t0r>
perli6em Sonntassitaat Seisen. 0as
1T oann Der Mlomsnt, no cine Huge
Srau ibren Mdnn Hug bebuubeln
mub, 70 tIug, oab .r BON 0iefer Be-
banoIung nidts merten ourf. Oenn
10 pie er bic 9lbiidt b.rausfiiblsn
iuiiroe, bGttt Iie bas Spiel f6on bsrs
loren, neil iein 9lrgfppbn in iegli9er
2lrt bon ~8ebunoIung" (du4 Der btitz
9emeinten i'm oben angeotuteten
Sinn) einen gngriff uuf feline Wiirbs
aIs Sberbaupt Der GumiIie uuo Serr
bss Saufes tpittern ipiirbe. llno fols
den 2lrspobn barf cine Srau nies
malls rege lperben lofeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

-Retlame. 8erIes.r: Sm leB>
ten Sabre fno nur etpa elm 9ubenb
GTsmpIars pon Sbrsn ROmausn pers
tauft iporoen; Sic miifen msbr BON
Tib rebsn maiden! S9riftIt.IIer: ga,
pie iol id oenn bus anitsIIsn9 0trs
'tsr: JtuU, - Iufsn Si. ii4 bod
.iamal BON Der StraBenbabn iibers
fubre
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Rinbe erm I'm b,

bstomme i9 nod elm Stiid 8u9en9"
- r8arum fragIt 0u bsnn9 Oh baft
ia nod Elm san5es Stiid!" = nSd,
ipenn i9 tetns mebr triege. bunn ef'
id bisIes lungfumer!"
- Gin unterf9ieb. @enn
Elm Mann in Dutb iit, fugt er frei
beraus, mas er BON sinem bentt. Cine
lpiitb.noe Srau aber fdat mas fie bon
einsm bentt, uno mas ale anberen
2eute BON einem benten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

-9te Rutter Tagt gu Roribs
den: rWorib6sn. penn Oh Dir
Seinsn SaIs i9On maiden Idbt unb
bas 8.tf.r morsen siiuitis 1T, bunn
barfit Su aud nit ipu5iersn fabrsn."
v@.nn es aber morgsn regnet," ents
sesnet MOribden, rOunn itsb. id ba
NIT m.insm ssipaidsntn Gals"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

Dame: rSie aermitsr! SrobS.m
sic tOoesmutbig Sbrer Satin na6s
fprangen, mar es Sbnen bod ni6t
mDsIt4, iis Dem nufen GIemente Su
entreiben."
Serr: ~Rein, Iie Idnt, bspor i5
fie errei9te, in Ole Siefe - un6 nit
ibr - Die sunSe Witgift."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

- grobates Mittel. rSls
gen sic mir nur, Serr 2ebrsr, ipis
sic es fertigbrinssn, odB Sbre Sdii>
Ter 70 rubis iino?" - nSu, piHsn
Sic, S.rr 9OGese, BEL mir betOmmt
ieber unrubise S9iiler itutt priisel
isbssmaG einen 2Off.I 2ebertbran."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

- Der suir unt.roffiz
sier. untsroffiaier: r&erIs. Sbr
DiBt, i9 bin Elm berasnssuter &erI.
cine Ssele BON Menfd - elm ipabr.r
Staatsmann. glber i'm 9ienit = i'm
Dienit = ba bin i9 Elm @ieb = unb
i9 bin INNER i'm 9ienit = merit
gu9 bas!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

III n bantbare @eI9t9te.
Bauer (au ieinem 8ruber, BET bem
es sebrunnt bait: sd boa ge6sert,
9u boat ben 8erl sstrisst unb pers
brofden9" nSreiIib; q boat mid
ia i9on pertloast!" p8ertloasta
limb eridt boat a Dir be S9ein'
oanssSinb't9" ,Q9, reo' bod tesne
Tummbesten MID - Der 3 IOidsn
tpuut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

- @srbdnsniB. 8etanntsr:
Berfebren Sic bsnn nit Sbrem
S9ab nidt mebra gr fbrisb Sbnen
tonit bod ale Sage ein.n Brief!
Srdulein: ga, ebsn bssbalb 1T es
aus! Die 8riefe bra9te INNER Elm
10 biibf9er 9rieftrdser, unb nun 1T
Der m.in S6ab!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

9efuder: n9a bort fi9 bod
allies auf = ieBt iparte i9 euf Sbrsn
Sottor felt brei Stunoen!~
Siener: n9as iit nod gar
ni4ts, @uer 9naoen, mir mars
ten auf sic f9on flint Ronate!" :. &.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29
Gin SpffnnnssitrabI.

@efiirster &c bier: rSerr
Rrofefor, tpte biele &no6en bat
eisentlib Der menf4lt9e &Orper2"
profeffor: r3peibunbertfiinf'
unO Oisrsis!"
RoOIer: r9ott i.i Sant, bann
ipsroen bod nod einiss gang gsbIies
ben Iein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

= g Sd0n sefagt. SriBden
(na9 elmer 3iidtisung nit Dem Robrs
tod: r@enu hte @raiebuns Der Rins
Der Blob binten nidt 70 tpeb tbun
tpiirotl"
Der @ei3. ~9er aIts @siSs
balls folIts bod Sufrisben fein NIT benz
@,Ibe. bas er bat!" = pSft er ia au9
= 70 fsbr, buB er iid nod cine Menge
bon ssnau berielben SOrte piinIdt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-29

Strr: 0ntn sic 6 ieb sau Wler msinem Sauspirtb bat
sefern cine 9rieftuide nit 1000 Dollars eeFoben
us 1T ia ebr truuig fir Den rrn dbe INNER beFr uls
Sl pair pd Der tenn @rOfdn in Der 9ue
bat"
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. YvaSrfr7r-
ton D c. May Il. 1slo-Sealed proposals v~fil
be received at this Office until ? O'Clock n N
Nay 81 1910. FOR Sits for school b,,f4si--e-s
and grounds adjacent to school bufldi1rs 49,
site for engine house. IN the following jof,aI
tiles. School site noIth OF street west OF
North Capitol street. AID east % 7th sereef M
Georgia aYeIsUe. Scho1l site west OF So1Sfs-s1
Home grounds. east Of Sherman avenue ons
New Hampshire avenue. south OF RocE, C,-e-L-
Church road. and north CT Girard street an
1iroNimateIy 1900 square feet. addfrforaI
: -clTud in the immediate vicinity o. .he o.
school Additional ground adjacent - e.
wv City school. approximately g. 900 square
feet Additional ground adjoining the Brook
land School approximately $500 SQUARE feef
Engine house site IN tia vicinity ~ po.L
Creek Church r0ad and Geo-gia avenue y a
a certified check for one h11nss-ed doIia-s- =
bond OF an approved surety COMPANY. IN the
sum OF enc hundred dollars: or q ce--fsrs+s
from the Collector OF taxes that p. 1900
rnsnsIoned sum has been deposited -,
must accompany the bids for sites rnftfssd
IN each locality. as a guarantee cf sale The
Commissioners reserve the right = reject an
and al bids CCNO n. RCDofPH ToFN
A JOHNSTON. and WILLIAM y T-DSO~
Commissions Of the District OF Columbia
uy1s-7texSg
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
For RezE
Fer Sale OF Rent
STONY NAN CAMP
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE 8 Clio II

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OLber Hour On ne Odd Hoa-.-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TCEE
NEW TERMINAL ed ST NEW YORK
sT-95 g. na--Dl1er. Pullman ParlOr ca.
1850 g. m--6-boLzr 1raia-
@E.oo q. m.-D.1er and Pullman Psrio- ca
81 90 g. m--Df1er and Observation FuTIua-
E1-0e D m--Dlner and Pullman ParIor ca
400 ?. m--'-Eoyzl Limited 90 Al Pulfuraz
Efve-hoUr-
fS.05 .. u--Coaches 70 PHILADELPHIA
so , n--Dine- All Pullman Pario-.
$50 , m--SoacSes . New York
s1S.Ig y. T.-SIeepsrs 10 New YORK
go Z. E--SleeDsrs - Rli-a6elphfz auf Narz
ATLANTIC CITE. fz.Oa. -5.oo: tIssA
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HCCR on TIE HOUR
NWeek DAYS . 2 n 20 u p n
ts-sc. Hose, 1u.oo q IL 'l--eo noon. fl=-sS
100 1I5. T--oo. So -s-29. ga f4.oE
fE.s5 80 f5.85. $50. f5-J5 -5-S9 r7-o5 go
fs.0a. s1G-o0. s1o-55- 71l.59. -E-I5 y. 4
WEST Ard
CESCCS%ATL ST LOUIE and LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. "a >s.55 p Il. -12-so afzh-
PITTsBCRG- $40 - "a 'l-2z. ss-I5 , =
'I3.s5 uI-Et- Sleeper ready, 70 ,. Il
CLEVELAND. -s--0 , u
COLUMBUS. $50 p
WHEELING. "s-l1 a Ia. I'D ,. II
WINCHESTER fs-lo - n. ff.sS 50
F8EDERIck 's=so. fs.-a tsas & u. a:sN
r. Esls7 W.. fs:10 - T.. $50 . u
sDsIy. fISzcs5t sunday. ts9aday car.
TELEPHONES al eit q TIE foi-owl1s
Ticket Ofices- III 8 St. Tel Main 1871 SIS
Etatton Ticket Oeeics- bisl1 $50. I8fcra1z-
Iioa Bureau Main tssN
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-Laree first soo-. front eua 10
cation. suitable Tor candy kitchen OF ofT-e.
rent reasonable Apply 81 G St n " Phone
~ SO my17-2t'
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES
z. Il. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLCNEIz- Holding a Dfs--fct
Court In re- The extension Of Park FsIacs
northwest along The west line Of Soldiers
Home lands District Court No. s7a Notice
j. hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the District % Columbia. pursuant 70 re
provisions OF An Act approved February q
1910. entitled An Act 10 authorize he en-
tension OF Park Pace northwest . have aIs.5
& petition In this Court PRAYING the --u5a-,-
nation OF the land necessary for the exte7-
sion Of Park Place with a width o. fort, fest
along the west side OF Soldiers. Hone 1z-5
IN the District Of Columbia as shown - a
plat OF map fled with the said petition. IS
part thereof; and praying also that a fr4-v
OF I'VE tuclCtous, experienced. GIsfnterest a
men. who shall BE freeholdars v-frhf-, ~
District OF Columbia not reEtted 70 49,
person interested in these pro eedinrs ard
not IN the service o. employment OF re
District OF Columbia OF OF the United Stsfez
be s1nuo5led D the United States Marshal
for the District OF Columbia TO assess ths
damages each owner OF the land to Be fst-a-
may sustain BY reason o. the extensIo-, ~
ire aforesaid Park Place northwest and re
condemnation Of the land necessa~v Fo- -
purposes thereof. and 10 assess as ba--As-s
resulting taerefrou the entire amount 81 $40
damages, Plus the costs Of this proceedIrr-
upon the land abuttf1g upon the saf7 g~--73
to be extended, and also upon al o+be- T,ie~o-
and parcels q lana Which the jury viii ind
viii be benehted y the said extension OF sc
said street, as provided for By the aTo-sssi5
Act OF Congress L Is BY the -,oJ5rr ,Ef~
I2th day OF May. A .. 1910, ORDEs.F,r 80.
AL persons having any interest IN 49,, -
ceedings BE- and T1ey are hereby wafaed s-ns
commanded 70 appear n this Court or -
before the 9TH day Of june A ID -lf6 =.
ten o'clock e H. and continue In artsr-=sv-o
until The Court shall have made ff~ 49,
order TatifyinS and Confirming the au 49,
OF damages AID the assessments OF sere@,S
OF the jury TO be em2zreled ar -
herein and Il Is further Ordered sba4 =
copy OF this notice and order be ,r,bIszs, =
once n the Washington Law -Renr~fe- -
on six secular days IN The WashfnFfo1 I,,-e- :
Ing Tines, The Washington Herald. and
The washington Post. newspapers pubIfsFed
n the said District. commencing al fsas-
twenty days before the said eth dav ~ -
r. D 1870 Il Is further Ordered tbat 2 co.,
CT this notice and order be served hv- *
United States Marshal OF his equities ,7ror,
such owners Of the land 20 Be- co1de-15,sS
herein. may be found BY the said Arz-Srs1
OF his deputies. within the District Of fy,,iT-r-
bia- and upon the tenants and occupants Of
the same before the 7th day OF June a i,
1910. By the Court. WENDELL p ETAF-
FORD. Justice. fSeaD 4 Trle Cope res.
= r YOUNG. Clerk 81 +. Z f-UNNINcS
Han asst Clerk Dy1s-sTs exSu
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

cnlv as information and are lot guaranteed
Fo- Atlanta. Birmingham, GO5ue. Nss
Orleans AsleElile- 3 q N and 1915 D u
For Chattanooga ana Memphis. sd T. -
ssily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga Biz
rnfuEharn. N.ev Orleans 1910 p T.
Fer Roanoke knCzEil-e. ChatcaEcoEa- cSzEs-
SsiIss Memphis sc r. r., daily. (sleepia5
car open after % > III
Tor Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta AIKEN. Savannah. JzSz.
aznEEIs. and Florida points. ssI5 ? T. 6zTy,
L . BROWN. General Agent
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
sEABOARD AIR LINE.


1905 g. n cauy-''F-Iorida FAST Mall
Through coaches ard 2z..zsaz sieep~-s to
Savannah and Jacksonville Farlor car " acz-
sonvfIe 10 Tampa. Through SLEEPER %
Atlanta Dining cars
rs p II 5aIiy-''Seao0ard Express
THROUGH coaches ard P-ii-aan s.eepe-s Ss-
vanrah. JaCzscEvtI1e. and Tampa Also
Atlanta. BI-nlng1a-a- and Memphis Dining
Ticket OEice. 1873 sSev~ York ave. ~ W
T. 4 HAYWOOD g T. A
Geo. L Phillips. . p c. =. Rvcn GPA
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

NOFENISt5dEH-The absence o. pIateclsSs
and fancy fixtures IS noticeable here rl----
ing but solid value in tailored suits eIfrh+T,-
used. AT s. o. SIg- save mon one 49,,
only JUSTH's OLD STAND. 6Is D.
my1S-tf
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
BOOKBINDING

BOOKBINDING-PAPER RULING
opening blank books that re omen fat
-CHAS- H POTTER & CO,
Phone IL s55a SO eth St y "
ruv1I-u- T--e
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
FOR SALE-FARkS

FOR SALE-530-acre farm. uear Cabin JOINS
under good state Of cultivation BOX 80.
Times Office r-vr-----r
If-ACRE FARM Oh water front zear cftv-
1Eest iocation % PotouaaSs steamboat la.-f-
ing. daily boa1s- 1900 MCGEIE- szs 5th *
~ ~ mhz7-rE
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

illustrated booklets, plats, prices,
and full PARTICULARS on application.
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Published Only as Information. not guaranteed
2-a9 D. IT. dasiy-F8r Virginia. West Viz
e.afa and Kentucky points. Pullman Sleep
ers. Buffet PariOr from Gor60nsvgIls-
$50 2. M dAily-CINCEe- M TI-S- LOIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Sold train 20 =
LOUIS with Pullman sleepers 20 CHICAGO
stops only n important stations Pullman 8
huest equipment and c. & O. Dinlnr Car
1l-l0 o. n. Gaiir-E- r. Y LIMITED Tor
Cincinnati, Louisville the West. Sozthvse=r
and NortHUesr- Through Pullman ~ Viz
Efase Hot Springs. Cincinnati an5 IONS
Vile. c. & O. Dining car.
Chesap eake AMI ohio Ticket Offces A. 50
Pa ave. 1870 = St. and New Union Station
Telephone main 1855 and Z20s fer ticzs.z
baggage checks. reservations. AID taxlca6s.
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
FOR SALE-L0TS
SALE-RUSINESS PROPERTY

ATTENTION. GROCERSr
4 prominent corner northwest. brick stcrs
and dwelling rooms and store. an Cd e.
rabIishe1 stand Price s. COO
SLMPSCN-SULLIFAN CO. IfCS G 81 y ".
rlrIe--tr
The Washington times., 1910-05-18

MARYLAND LOANS AND TILES
Promptness and satisfaction guaranteed
Room. Z. % floor. 5l2 Z ST. y ".
Dy12-7t'1
The Washington times., 1910-05-18

FOR SALE-Detsched corner residence
containing excePtto1aIiy large rooms
and bath. HOT-WATER HEAT; adfoIn-
Ing lot also tor sale at low price. Built
BY owner for home Must be sold al once
Price 8. 800
SHANNON & LCCHs. 10 18TH ST. y "
III
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
WELL DIGGING

CHAS- NJ DORSEY & BRO, Coatractors-
Well digging. pump makers, Rrtesfau well
drillers and test bortngs- All orders prompt
i attended to Work done satisfactorily. I23o
Linden St n Z. Washington. D. c
rr-rE--+n
The Washington times., 1910-05-18

FOR SALE-Sear 18th and L Sta n "
modern brick dwelling % S rooms ana
bath furnace heat. substantially con-
structed and In Al condition Il Is very
seldom a house O this kind is offered for
price A snap at S3,750
SHANNON & BCCHs. IL 18th ST y Y.
The Washington times., 1910-05-18
MONEY TO LOAN

MONET To LOAN TO salaried people, strict
y confidential Address BOX 205- Zines
Office rnyI1-3ts
The Washington times., 1910-05-18

FOR SALE-Szau hotel. with cafe: Ene 10
cation: none better: big trade; must be
sold 2s2 y Cap. $. r--Ts-7.s
The copper era., 1910-09-02
Order to Show Cause Why Order Of Sale
of Real Estate Should Net be Made

In the Probate Court of Graham
County, Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ed
mond Lafave, Deceased.
1t appearing to this Court, by the
petition this day presented and fled
by a. Lafave, Administrator of the
estate of Edmond Lafave, Deceased,
that it is necessary to sell the whole
or some part of the real estate of
decedent to pay the debts of de-
cedent, the expenses and charges of
admini>tra tion.
1t is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said Pro
bate Court on Thursday, the Sth day
of September, A. D. 1910, at the hour
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, at
the Court room of said Court, at the
Court House in SOlomonville, said
County of Graham, Territory of Ari-
IONA, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said admin
iStrator to sell so much of the real
estate as shall be necessary, and that
a copy of this order be published in
The Copper Fra, a newspaper printed
and published in said county, for four
successive weeks.
Dated August /, 1910.
T. s. BUNCH,
80 Probate Judge.
The copper era., 1910-09-02
HOLD FAST TO OUR RIGHTS.

The republicans INDUCING considerable criticism against
republican tell shall make
it.
of infamous proposition Neither the
decency, they it?
republicans
supporting that
ton suitable the before admission.
nalteraby
citizenship
uon that will with approval
pundering
what ghtfuy belongs
continue territory till decency justice
The copper era., 1910-09-02
TuIIy-MiItOnbarg.

(COntributed.)
A quiet and elegant wedding took
place at the beautifully decorated
home of our friend, Manuel Baron,
in West Clifton one evening last
week, when Miss Adela Tully arrived
from Tucson, with her graceful sis
ter, Miss Hortense On the same
evening Frank Miltonburg, who is at
the present time a clerk in the Chase
creek store, and an old sweetheart of
the bride, repaired to the home of
Mr.. Baron and the handsome Young
couple were united in the holy bonds
of matrimOny, Judge Neff performed
the ceremony. The Tully sisters are
nieces of Manuel Baron and Mrs.
Ed. Gomez of this city, and daugh-
tiers of Mr.. Chas. H. Tully, a promi-
nent newspaper man of Tucson.
The bride was attired in a beauti-
fully tailored silk gown, which was
most becoming to her, making her
appear in her stately form most ma
jestically and queen-like. The cere-
mOuy was performed very privately,
being present only the most intimate
friends and relatives of the couple.
Following were the parties: Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Valdez, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Cisneros, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ricardo Rodriguez and Mr.. Barault,
manager of the Chase creek store.
After partaking of a splendid we'd
ding supper the parties stepped
across the street where they were
entertained by music and songs, the
two sisters being highly accomplished
in that art: before departing Mrs.
Valdez served slendid ice cream and
cake, and at II o'clock the newly
welded couple, after many congra tu-
lations from their numerous friends,
repaired to their new home in West
Clifton, where they have decided to
live in the future. "May Dame For
tune ever smile upon them, but never
her daughter. Miss Fortune"
The copper era., 1910-09-02
Democratic Club Meets.

Last Saturday night the Demo
Gratis of Clifton met at Casino Hall to
elect officers. The meeting called to
order, Chairman Cobb called on w.
T. Webb, of Pima, and A. r. Lynch,
of Stafford. They discussed princi-
pally the rumor that the valley was
heartily opposed to the division of
Graham county and Its harmful eff
feet upon the harmony of the demo-
cratic forces.
They assured US that the valley was
not opposed to division knowing it to
be the inevitable, that it must come
sooner or later and so they accepted
now as the time, The valley has all
ways stood by this end of the county
giving candidates from this end a
majority vote over candidates from
their end. The rumor that the val
ley ever did officially oppose division
Is erroneous, the only feeling to be
shown or felt at all being that of re-
greet. After division Graham will
easily be demOcrrtic while this end is
in question. The speakers urged the
club to put forth its best efforts to
organize and pointed out the fact
that in the campaign this fall their
opportunity lies. If the politics of
Greenlee are thoroughly organized
and go on record as a democratic
county the battle Is won. Further to
show the feeling existing between
the two ends of the county, the
speakers pledged the solid support of
the valley to our candidates. Again
they pointed out the fact that the
republicans had taken refuge behind
a platform so ambiguous, so mean
ingless that they were compelling
good votes from their party to hunt
up party with a definite, popular
platform and this they would find in
the democratic platform embodying
the Initiative, Referendum and Re.
call.
After the speaking the business OF
the election of officers was taken up
and without any discord the follow.
ing selections were made by commit.
tee and approved:
j. B. Murphy, president; G. o. Bill.
Kingsley, 1st vsce-presidnt; J. J.
Kellhy, 2ud vice. president; J. M
Bunch, 3rd vice-president; r. j
Dunagau, 4th vice-president;- d. Nc
Neil, 5th vice-president; P Ander.
son, secretary; NJ. E. Crawford, treas
urer
1t was the popular wish to put the
young democrats into the harness
therefore the unanimous choice OF
James B. Murphy. Murphy is an en-.
ergetic young fellow, who, after that
speech of acceptance, we feel posi-.
tive will be aLle to hold down the
job.
The meeting as an index to the
party's conditions show it to be solid.
y united and harmonious.
The copper era., 1910-09-02
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