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Arizona republican., 1910-08-16


 A musical genius from Chicago has just inc vented wonderful system whereby anyone can learn to play the Piano or Organ in hour. With this new method you don't have to know one note from another, yet in an hour of prac- tice you can be playing the popular music with ali the fingers of both hands-and playing 1t well. The invention is so simple that even child can now master music without costly instruction. Any one can have this new me- thod to examine merely by asking. Simply v,rire, saying Send me the Easy Form Music Method as announced in tsfhe narne Of hHs p<per) The complete book and system will then be shipped to you. all charges prepaid. with 100 pieces of music.
 You keep il seven days to thoroughly prove it is all that is claimed for if. then if you are satisfied send us Sl. so. and one dollar a month uutsi ss. so in all is paid. If you are not de- lighted with it ship it back in seven days at onr expepse. State number of white keys o, your piano or organ. Address Easy Method Music co., 7zT clarkson Bldg, Chicago. Ill.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
TROUSERS LocArED.-That an

TROUSERS IOCA ED.-Inat an advertisement in The Republican is quite the proper thing when a per son has lost something, should be apparent to M. w. King, Of 1924 North Third street. On Saturday night, while riding his motorcycle home. he dropped a pair of newly cleaned trousers in the road and did not discover his loss until he reach ed home He placed an ad in The Republican and yesterday word was received at this office that the trou- sers had been found and were now awaiting a claimant at No. 529 East Van Buren street. They were found in the street and somebody placed them upon a fence believing the owner would certainly see them 1T he passed that way.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
TINY BABY HAD
 DREADF u ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
 Hard Crust Formed and Cracked Open. Blood Ran. ltched Fright fully. MittS on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 3 Days Relief. In aWeek Cured Without a Mark.

"I have a little baby almost year old. When il was two months old it got eczema on top of both her hands, on her face and inside her nose and mouth. She refused to drink
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Aug 15.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
FINDS BROTHER AT LARGE

FINDS BROTHER AT LARGE When Roy Mccarthy was given ride in the new patrol wagon last week it was not supposed that the joke would be carried any further. But some cheerful individual took it upon himself to wire Roys father in Los Angeles that the young man had been arrested upon serious charge and was in durance vile Ac- cordingly a brother. Neil Mccarthy, was dispatched to Phoenix with all haste with orders to get his brother out at whatever cost. He arrived here yesterday morning only to find that it was all a joke. But Neil says he is glad it all happened the way it did for he needed vacation anyway and he does n5t know of any place on earth he would rather spend it than right here Tn Phoenix. He will remain the rest of the week
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
AMERICAN.

cote, hdTBeT dIIU .ool,
 At Cleveland-Philadelph LOOK both games from CleVeiahu .ou@S to ? and to 3. Cieveiano nau first game won until .he ;,a inning. when Youngs three-pase "iu throw allowed a tie Botn Pe'l1s and Turner retired 2 Cleveland n Philadelphia ..-.
 Ratteries-Young and Bemis' HaS' erlv Morgan and Livingston.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
IN THE CAVE OF ADULLAM.-

IN THE CAVE OF AOULIAM.- There was democratic meeting at the city hall plaza last night for the glorification of the initiative, referen- dunn and recall, and such other re- forms as the democrats believe should adorn the constitution. There would have been a bigger crowd if the un- washed had not frowned on the en- terprise Among the speakers were j. P. Ivy, M. M. Burke, organizer of the Anti Saloon League, and Attor- ney Howard, as usual the chief speak CT. who reiterated how they did 1t in Oklahoma.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
AN INTERRUPTED vAcATIoN.-

B. w Getsinger, who is summering at Prescitt, came home last night for the purpose of going to Mesa Friday to auction off the lots of Evergreen addition.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16

NO VACATION FOR HlM.-An inn pression has got abroad that Dr. Nun son is away on his vacation or is about to go away. Neither is the case He will go on no vacation this year.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16

visors, E. L. Mayberry, the architect of the Center street bridge; MT. Wheeler of the Mercereau company, and Inspector Collins, to consider changes in the plans of the bridge. involving strengthening of the girders by increasing them three inches above and an inch below. The change was agreed upon and Messrs. Wheeler and Mayberry returned to Los Ang eles last night.
 THE LABOR PARTY.-There was a meeting of the labor party last night to make arrangements for put ting a ticket of candidates for dele gates to the constitutional convention in the field. This was done by tho selection of twenty names, which will be submitted to the party committee, which will select nine. The list O twenty one includes the names of all the democratic candidates except Judge Baker, John P. Orme and Sid neV P Osborn.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16
soLp LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN

THE CENTER STREET BRIDGE. There was a meeting of the super
Arizona republican., 1910-08-16

A zoe quality at 59c today. The gowns have either high or low neck and trimming of em- broidery. The petticoats have deep flounce, trimmed in lace. Actual zoe sorts today EQo choice .O1C
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

netne-er mar Der pilobenegteite;
iett beginnt Elm nelter, bofientlif Der
lette, Der rubigite!"
limo MIR Nbenos, bepor lie ibr 60.
ger aufiud)te. flog hire Secle nod
einmal su Haimnnb 9rlmned, Der
ieine 2tete 10 leiht auiaegebeu, Der
nibt mebr ben Singer gcriibrt, INN
ibrem S6idial nah5lforihen. %
er lie id,on pergeiien? Manon
broubte alle &roit, Inn iid allire6t
81 balten; 5ulueilen meinte lie 5l I'M.
terliesen, aber ibr Ser5 war glGubi.
ger uno tiefer geDorOen; tic flams
merte lid an @ott unb ieine Serbsi.
Bung, unb oaS lit aqemal elm ltarfer
Sort.
Seit Soni polig aencien utb frdf.
tiger genoroen, faBte Manon ibrc
3rlfunft ndber ms Iuge; gemeiuianl
beidloB lie NIT oieier wabrbaiten
Sreinoin, etnen ibren Sdbigfeiten
nno &enntniiien entiprehenocn @ir.
fungsfreis msiinbig 81 MAIDEN.
Soni, ais Die dltere mo erfobrcnere,
los unb iudte in ben 3eitungen nadD
paIienoen Stellen, aber oas 8liid
ihien @anon uidt bolo 81 icin; es
iunb lid nifts oarimter. bas Dem
Iniheine nod %giinitia geipcien pGre.
Siefe Wtlttbloiigfcit erioBtc Wsnou.
tros Gonis unb hires IatcrS 3us
ipruh. 9em ELM gon5es Ssahr mar
bercitS iiber Dem frlftloieu Suheu
oabingegangen.
.Seirte lit Der S~abreStaa. Dob Sic
an unlere Sbiir flopiten," lG6elte
Soui, Die beim Sriibitiid ibrer
Sreinoin gegenilberiaB.
sd bube chen buran aeoo6t.@
.Sesbalb limo Sic beute 10 ihpeig.
iam-rmo boh lmben Sic llriodc.
nit ms froblih 81 iein! Sic babell
feline Moth gelittelt unb iinb IN eincnl
pnrmen Atcit aeborgen, ireilid). ct.
maS meiher fonnte es iein. absr Is
9ebt mih 10. menn's nift anoerS
iein fam. Sh bin i'm @eiise aaer
meiner 9rGite nad Der lan9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Bur- sef. 8ea@tmns!

! Die 3ebaftenre Der 9atbu.
, liidJen 5rudgsieridaft babeu
!. in ibren Arbeiteu bic Wttbilfe
{ eineS StabeS upu tadtisen
! Gurreipunbenten unb Wtts
!. arbeitern. Die uor3islihen
! Spesinl : Gprreipunpen5cn nnb
bic sebiesenen Seiitnusen Der
. Mitarbeiter ieten ms in bic
} Sage, ben beitdnbis fh cts
/ weiternben 9eierfreis (melfer
. fir mniere brei yldtter Rd
! sesenpartis at bic 10000
Nbunnenten belduit) IN be-
. friebisenoer Weiie 5u beoienet.
! Uir baben Gurreipunbenten
, mno Witarbeiter unter aitoeren
. in oen fulsenoen 8rpsitGbten
. Der Der. Staatem unb Gurupa's:
@aibinston, 9. g., Sos Anse.
, les, Gal, ct. 8aul, Wsiun., ct.
!. 9uuis, Wtp., nnb Chicago, 3D.;
in u o nj. Stalien; Serliu II,
} 9eutfhlanb; Haris, Tranf-
!. reid; Uien, Seifcrreia;
. rhffel [, Selsien, unb
! c nj bmrs..
l1niere GorreipunSenten in
{ Rom, Earis unb Berlin iteben
! in Sieniten Der srORten fatbus
!. liidet 5asesbldtter Der @elt,
: unb baben Serbtnbnnsen, melde
!, es linen crm6sliGen, beipnoerS
. auucrlaiiise unn wihtise @sit.
! fbeil nnsen 81 MAIDEN. Wtr
f0nnen baber bebampten, DaR
/ nniere 9eier baburf alleiu in
. p~ur5iislidler @eiie beoient mer-
ben. l~leberoies bemiiben mir
. uns, bas Ict uniersr Wtit=
. arbeiter beitdunig 5u per-
!, srbfern. @ir uermeiien in
. nteiem Ynnfte bic 9eicr anf
, bic sablreiheu Nrtifel, wclfc
ySpesiell fir bieie 3eituug"
, eriGeinen.
{ tlniere 2eier weroen aus
! bieisn unS pielen anSereu Der.
, beiIernnsen unferer glGtter
!. criebeu, bae es baS Scitreben
! Der seifditlihen mno rebaftius
! nellen 9eitnns Siefer 3sitmusen
. lit, ihrerieits mad Srdften an
/ Der Sebuns Der f0tbDltihen
Vreiie mitsuarbeiten,, mm oa.
. nurh has 4ertranen unn bic
|. ltnterifii tnng nod ueiterer
, Greiie 81 %seuinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
g,axs.abasrssr esasetts. ptrnstaa, ben 10. Guilt 1910.

oamit fiel Die llnteril6ung segen lie
ron ielbIt fort; aber aud gegen
Gmmp par nifts @rbeblibes her.
aiI5gefonlmen; es batten lih fetne
mid)tigen anbaltspunfte ergeben,
Wtanons Iusiage bot 5u ipenig, nnO
10 mltroen oenn, bepor nod Der Sriib.
ling ean5 ms Sano ge5ogen, pie If.
ten geidloNen. Hah Wanon ielbIt
mar feline Hadfrage gebalten NOR.
ben; Die emit 10 bod perebrte Suro.
neiie aareer i6ien poais peraeiien SIT
Iein. Gin bitteres 2d6eln 3ihfte Inn
WdnonS Munominfel, ais lie bas
Shreiben oes Reftsanmaltes 5uiom.
mrenialtete. Haimmos Silo taitfte
Dor ibr auf-uno lie mllBte ielbit
niht, Dab lie beftig meinte.
Soni elite beitiir5t berbei unO
Itreidelte troitenb ibre blpnoen
Soden.
.9aiien sic mid neinen. Cont"
iagte lie altf beren Sroitruorte. .Gs
iinb Die lesten SbrGnen, Die i6 Ole.
iem sfbihnitt meines Sebens nod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

fein perlorenes; lie butte gelernt uno
geitrebt-bie Grfenntnis mar iiber lie
gefommelt, iuib lie baltic ntd)t pioer.
itanoen. Still uno miaig fiigte lie
lid in Oas @eifif. oas. elm boberer
@iae iiber lie %perbdnat,
gs mar am Nahmittage oes nod.
item cages, OILS Wauon nah elmer
o%urd3reiiten Hant lid, Der fleinen
Citation n1berte, Ser ShloB @olters.
BORT am n1dliten log. Gin in 9ipree
gefleioeter 9iener empfina iie oitf
Dem gabnbof. Gr nahm ibr @epGd
in Gmpfang unb fiibrte lie nah Ell.
mem binter Dem Statiousgebduoc hal.
tenoen autltmagen, oeiien Hoiie I'm.
geouloig ben grbbooen inter ibren
Snfen itampften.
dSteigen Sic nur. elm, Srduleil
Bitter. III eii,er balben Stltnbe iinb
mir an Srt unb Stelle."
Die 8esenb lit nnmutbis," fonnte
Manon nid)t utterlaiien III bemerfen.
.Wenn's Sbnen MIR gefGlt,"
lddte Der geoiente. Iii 7amen,
Die Dor Sbnen bier marerl. mltbte id,
meiit ihon nah eiuisen @ot,en pie.
Der sur slbreiie bierber fabren /.
oenen gefiel es nift 10 gut"
lleber @anons Intlie flog ein
Shatten; barrm bate lie mobl Ole
STEELE erbalten, neil iih feline speitc
gewerberin sefunben! @leidwobl
nabm Tie iib Dor, nift 10 balb Ser.
iengelo 5i geben; lie fonnte ieet "a
auh elm 6oies Sabr iiberiteben nah.
Dem lie porher elm g,iteS genoiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

Die SabritraBc jog iify 5tpiiden
@Glbern mo StoppelfeIoern oobin.
'8rpBe &tn~oerberoen peioeten aiti
grilnen Wattcn, imb Die 9irten bile.
len out einem Sorn Ntelobien. Sest
ttbr Der &agen oilrh elm greBes.
ltottllhes 3orf; Dos ShloB lag I'm.
mIttelbar um 9orfc; Elm bobes Gin.
9angstbor trenntc CO ppn Der StraBe.
Gin brciter. ialIber gehaItercr Sizes.
meg, Den 81 beiben Seiten bpbe Crime
Seden clnfoBtcn, filbrte bireft Dor
pas g loBportnl. Gs lpor elm lido.
ner neiier 9alt, nit pielen fieinen
lbiirmten geihmilft ulo mitten in
Io'enanlagen gebettet/
(Sorticsune foIat.)
-+L%-T-
User Dor Shlaueen oas &riedbert
lernt, Dem pudien in gfpigteit feline
Sliisel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Saniscbntcs aapitcl.

Wanon iubr, bcgleitet BON oei,
beiBeiten Segenspiini6elt am nGd,-
item Worgeu on ibren iieilen Seitinl.
mimgsort ob; Der cbrmiirbige altc
Sebrer bate iie geie9net. OILS mGre
lie iein eisenes ainb-imo MN rate
DER 9abn5t9 ifon lange, lanae nit
ihr bopon! Sebe @iuute entierntc
lie meiter BON Dem troulihen Germ.
thai, in Dem tie aberdeen wllBte. Die
ibrer IN 9iebe gcoahtcn,
0it mnbei6reiblihen 8eounfen er.
fiiat. lebnte lie IN Der @ugcnede; Die
les Sabr, lie ipnBte es geipiB, mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Sur set. 8eanttsns far Yrtester;
G@MltarsWeimeSD
earanttrt uub BON ben belteu 5eh9nl'lel
be8leitet. grp nno Sipset SSetns
cine SpsSia!itGt

Sene @usmabl ppu @~etrdntel III Slaiten.
@ea.lunsen per 9oft tueroen auI bas Bron''
pteiie nnb Bette beior9t uNo bIelbsll tets
yripat. Wan idreibe INT cine BretsItIte.
Meicren5: Dubuque Ratipnal Sanf.
eeim edreibsn srpabue man seH. oieies Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
James Levf % Co.
@eue an3iise. steue &aiits.
1s3-1s5 Sixth Street Tel. 11s.
2del&tor $6mitt
@rusperfanfs. Sdnbler

in ben beiien NIB reulfeu impor.
tirt,u mitb ernbeimiidM Wsineu II. s8bisfies
fir ssamiltens uub Weoi;ir: @sbraud SIT ben
biuisiten 8bolsiale grsiien i'll ir9enb eiler
SnantttGt. sd p~.rtauie biuis aber edit
u1b MIR sesen Saarsslo.
sseiuer California Bortpein Sl.O0 per
@aGone uit auipdrts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
ROOSEVELT IN EGYPT.

The donkey boys Of Egypt n Is said
refer 10 Mr. Roosevelt as "the man
who never stops" thereby paying
fine compliment 20 his physical status
and never tagging energy To the
oasy-going oriental who is fond Of
sleeping IN the shade and whose high
est ambition may be expressed In
"dolco far niente." he must appear TO
be prodigy.
That he enjoys perfect physical
health Is an the more remarkable.
because ne was FAR from strong and
robust when ne started life as young
man. There was "a time, 70 ls said.
when grave fears were entertained that
he would have but a brief career.
But then ne decided 90 live streuu-
Gus. simple life. I'm the open air. He
became a plainsman a hunter "a podes-
trian. Tie lived among rough mon I'm
the West for some time. Then. IN his
home life, his social relations. and his
gcntler pursuits he has been clean and
free from dissipation and vice. Tho
result was that ne gradually grew big.
and hearty and healthy This kind
OF life toned and strengthened every
hber of his being Under Cos Influence
he granddaughter morally and
mentally
There Is "a lesson In this for American
boys III they want 20 enjoy health
and long life they must live I'm ac-
cordanoc with the laws Of nature; ex-
ercl.o iu the open air, and above an
take care of their morals $50 that their
souls are pure and their consciencos
clear. Honor thy father and thy
mother is another condition of happi-
ness and long life.
We suppose Mr. Roosevelt went 20
Africa in order TO have the benefit.
again. OF life in Gods nature. rather
than 20 KIN animals. lie has emerged
from the jungle as "tho man who
never stops" with many years added
20 his career for there ls health and
,Igor in life in the jungle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01

suit. When he told his little daughter
she answered, in tears:
Il saw you kin that beautiful bird.
Surprising he was a thief that didn't
give you the right 90 kin him. God
made the crow and made him bcauti-
full He had pretty black feathers and
black Dyes like beads and be knew
how Co rs, which YOU don't And be-
cause you killed him ] shall never
speak 90 you again
And though she is now young lady.
she still regards him as man who has
no exact sense of Justice and who is
just little Co boz distrustcd.
children know instinctive'y that it is
wrong to- kH the birds. but 90 is hard
TO- convince adults OF that fact Even
today the Audubon societies are labor
ing. apparently in vain. to teach save
age men that even the crow does more
good as a scavcuger than harm as "a
ooru-e3tpr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
CHINA AIMING.

90 docs not speak well TOR tHe prog
ross of tbe Christian missions boo China.
that that country is developing % de-
cidedy martial spirit But that seems
90 boz the Bct Under tine tutoiaee of
German and Japanese instructors. the
country is durune toward m.utarim.
They are already talking about con-
serintian iu china. which would enable
that empire to raise the largest army
.1 tine world. The military class. fore
merIv dcspised is beginning to take
precedence over the uterau and civil
JAMS
Tho Chinese minister Co Germany re-
Gently took occasion TO allude to the
military progress of the empire Ho
is about tn return to PcHu and ac-
ocpt the position as minister of war;
and his words. on that account, have
more than common weight he said:
81 intend Co Introduce universal mill
tIry service iu China. n wc make all
the available men join the military we
have such am enormous population
some 900. 600 600 that We shall over
.INNlI'NM NNI NNIINI Nl III''N 'I.NN'''NA' '.'
details OF tho plan have not yet
been worked out but we propose to-
make our young men soldiers not only
through drill. but by education. They
must learn what a. shame 10 i7 for the
most ancient and Boz population the
greatest nation ON earth % De- 50 weak
I shall have excellent assistants in the
war office who have studied European
military systems"
That sounds almost 3s threat. 10
certainly proves that the military spirit
Of Europe has taken a hrmer hold on
china. than the missionary spirit that
should be ono Of peace.
Recent travellers in China. an agree
that the Chinese army is being drilled
and equipped according 90 Western
standards English, Continental and
American military officers have for
years been resident instructors IN the
art Of modern military organization and
drill
What win China do when she Is
ready2 What will her policy he? Her
natural ally viii he Japan. and the
two would form "a combination 81 no
mean strength. China Is arming and
drilling. and We may rest assured that
This IS not without some definite pur-
pose. which. however, only the future
can reveal.
Emperor william, years ago called
the attention of the western world 20
the Asiatic peril In an allegorical
painting he pointed out the necessity
Of an armed union between the civil
lied nations against the Asiatic hordes.
The case, however. seems 90 bo entire
ly reversed. The Asiatic hordcs have
seen the danger threatening them
from the West. and thoy are being
compelled TO arm and to unite against
the "barbarians" Of Europe. win they
conhne themselves to defense when
once thev have become the proud own
ers OF navies and armies? That Is the
uuerttOn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
IN Old ETHIOPIA.

Very often the reports from Ahys-
sinia concerning the ruler OF that coun-
try are contradictory one day they
say that MenolIk "the king of kings.
is dead, the other day that he rs not
And so the latest report of his demita
is not yet generally accepted as au-
theuuc Why there should bee any att
tempt whatever az concealmeut of the
real status of the health OF the Abyss
siniau king is mystery The peace
of the world Is surely not jeopardlzed
by amy change in the Abyssinian gov
eminent; nor are the financial Inter-
ests OF the world affected thereby.
Abysslnia or Ethiopia. is very in
tercstng country Tradition traces the
lineage Of the king to solomon and thl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01
THE CHILD.

The Scripture, IN speaking OF the
last DAYS. makes the remark that "a
little child shall lead them"
As is SO often the case with the
words Of either genius or prophecy the
saying has found a wider application
than was implied in even the great
thought that prompted IT,
Il is favorIte maxim of the most
modern school of educators that they
learn 20 teach by observing the child.
TO teach tho child is recognized ass
an important thing. but 90 Dee taught
by him requires stIl greater genius
ON the part Of the teacher ono cdu-
Gator observes that "the schooImaster
who teaches little boy 90 read and
write can learn great deal from that
same little boy e ho Is the right kind
OF schoolmaster And if ne isn't. he
ought not To- bee teaching al all for
there is mo- duty $50 sacred and OF so
much use TO humanity as the proper
instruction ~ children"
All children seem TO have genius.
or the ability 90 see and think with
perfect clcuruess. and work with a di-
rcctness that might well excite the envy
of older ones. The child is under no
illusions, is subject 10 no prejudices.
and ls not blinded by partisanship. He
knows the truth when ne sees a.. and
loves Justice naturally. But ne learns
to Doe false by contact with his elders:
he IS taught 20 he In order 20 escape
punishment; and the logging of chill
dren is mainly responsible for the arts
Of deception which this brutality be-
gets in Thorn.
From am exchange we derive the
story of ca successful business man.
whose rule is Co deal kindly and toIar-
antly with aIl the men under mis- con-
troll and whose devotion TO his wife
ana one daughter almost amounts TO-
20 religion. he tells Of % mistake he
made when the daughter was five or
SIX years old-3 mistake which ne has
rcpeutcd oi for many years
She had planted % garden in the
spring and was much troubled by the
crows that came and rooted up the
sweet pea seeds almost as fast 8s she
planted them.
After a day or SO she stated her case
TO her father
The crows. she said had 40 right 20
her seeds. They knew that thoy were
her seeds because they sat ON the trees
and saw her plant them They knew
.n"l she ''a mot Intend them for bird
FOOD because She came and drove them
away every time she saw them devonr-
ing them What was TO bee done about
such thieycrye
'Ill fix Them"
So hc shot ono of tine crows. and the
others transferred their field of plundor
70 another garden. But note the re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-01

the country look confidently 20 the
future Happily. the thinking and re-
necting people Of the land are con-
sentative I'm the true sense Of tho term,
and while they are friendly 20 innova-
lions. they are opposed 20 whatever is
disturbing 90 public order A whole
generation has passed and Mexico has
enjoyed peace, and never once halted
In her profitable activities The level
~ comfort has been raised. the middle
class has expanded, and the common
people have had the public school open
cd Ia their children. 10 is iustinablc
10 celebrate heartily and with patriotic
enthusiasm the centennial Of the dec
laratlon OF independence.