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Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
FEDERAL INCORPORATION.
The Decision Puts New Life Into
 That Project.

Washington, May l5-President Taft and his cabinet. al the regular session tomorrow. will take up the so- lution of the trust question" brought before them by the Standard Oil de cision. Officials of the administration knew absolutely nothing as to how the supreme court would determine the case, but decision in favor of the government was not unlocked for, especially by the president, Attorney General WickerSham, Secretary Knox and the other lawyers in the cabinet.
 AIr Wickersham' federal incorpor- ation bill. designed to permit the eX- istence of legitimate combinations of capital. but SD worded as to prohibit monopolies and subjecting corpora uons to government supervision. may now be reintroduced in congress, it is said
 The president had nothing to say about the decision today He told callers he wished t0 read it carefully. Co discuss it with his cabinet and to disS-ct it with MT Wickersham.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
{ Finances and Markets {:
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New York. May 15-Trading i'm stocks was reduced to a minimum to- day and prices barely moved through the session. Wall street was waiting word from Washington in regard to the decisions by the supreme court in the Standard oil and American To baccO cases.
 The tension was not relieved dur ing the day. no definite word having been received from Washington at the close
 Business was restricted to the small volume for some time. but the mar ket betrayed no nervousness and the undertone was distinctly firm
 Canadian Pacific moved up more than point. Union Pacific made the best showing of the western roads, advancing in response to a steady inquiry. Buying of the Erie issues was resumed today Pennsyl- vania continued its downward move ment. The latter stock touched it's lowest price since 1907
 Traffic officials of western roads were reported as being more opti- mistic on account of the manner in which business is holding up.
 Bonds were irregular Total sales. par value, s2.019,0O. United States two's and four's registered. declined one-eighth on caIl.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

The train from Los Angeles will ar rive in this city at o'clock in the morning, instead of $, as formerly. the time Of departure from Los An seles remaining the same.
 The morning train for Ash Fork will leave Phoenix at 7:45 instead of S:O5, as under the old schedule. and the evening train will leave at 6 50. as at present. there being no change in its time at either end of the line
 Returning from Ash Fork. the morning train will leave at S.50 in- stead of 9:05, and the evening train at 10:45 instead or 1925. r. P. Hast ings. general freight and passenger agent Of the road, announced yester- day that the first cars of the sum- mer excursion to eastern points would leave the Santa Fe depot on June ,. a tourist sleeper leaving on the morn- ing train. and a standard Pullman sleeper in the evening Many in quiries have been received by Mir. Goldsworthy, the general agent, re- garding the excursion rates. and it is expected that there will be heavy traffic during the months of the eX- curSiOn
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
ALL BUT AGREED TO.
The City of Mexico Believes That
 There Will Be Peace.

City of Mexico. May l5.-FSlling just little short of definite statemen, that the terms proposed by the revo- iutionists had been aceded to. a high governmental official tonight ex- pressed the opinion that peace was more nearly assured than at any time since the insurrection began. Negotia- tions were proceeding, he said, on an entirely new basis.
 A proposal was transmitted from the rebel leaders through Judge Carbajal and gone over yesterday by President Diaz and his cabinet.
 A counter proposition was submitted last night. Upon the nature of the reply appeared to depend the success or failure of the negotiations for peace. No hint of the contents of the counter proposition could be obtained from the ministers. Publicity. they alleged, had much to do with the failure of the previous negotiations.
 "All that am at liberty to say" said Minister de la Barra, 'is that progress is being made along a line which will preserve the dignity and honor of the government and which will undoubt- edly result in an agreement for the greatest good of the nation"
 Senor de la Barra intimated that he expected to witness the consummation of the peace agreement soon. The progress of the negotiations has checked the excitement into which the populace had been thrown by the many rumOrs of the last few days.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
ORIGIN OF MENU CARDS.

It is not always that useful ideas are traceable tO their first appearance. but the following statement from the London Globe is at any rate a plausi- ble explanation of how order began to be in table service:
 At d dinner given by Duke Henry of Brunswick in 1541 he was seen to every now and then consult a long sIip of paper which reposed at the side of his place. One of the dukes guests asked what the paper was for. He explained that it was sort of pro gram or catalogue of the dishes he had commanded from the cook "To the intent that if some delicacy. which especially appealed to his appetite. were marked for a later stage in the repast he might carefully reserve his appetite for it." The simplicity and utility of the idea at once took the fancy of the dukes cOnvives. and the menu card from that moment became an institution. The new fashion was so much admired it travelled far and near. and was adopted in England and France at once.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
GOV. HApLEYs CLAYTON.

Jefferson City, Mo. May 15.- Since the greatest combination of money and power that the world has ever known has been defeated in its contest for existence, all other com binatiOns must necessarily submit
 This is the view taken of the Standard Oil decision by Governor Herbert S Hadley, who. as attorney general Of Missouri, asked for and ob- tained. after a notable fight, the Ous- ter of the Standard Oil company of Indiana from Missouri.
 The effect of this decision. in so far as the Standard Oil is concerned" he said. will depend on how vigor ously the national government en- forces it's decree, but the greatest importance and value Of this decision is that it establishes for all time and beyond all question the subserviency of corporation interests 10 the law of the land"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
LEGAL OPINIONS.
1t Is Not Apprehended That Business
 Will Be Disturbed.

Chicago. May l5.-John :. Miller. chief counsel for the Standard Oii company, tonight said the decision was not of general application. The opinion was based on 3: particular case" he said. and it is not safe t" generalize or apply it |" other eases The language of the ouinion protects property and il is not contiscatory, and this to my mind means that busi- ress will not be greatly afieC,ec.
 Other corporation lawyers who read the opinion also decided that II was not confiscatory. Levi Mayer, who with John & Miller is conducting the defense of ten Chicago packers charged with violations of the Sher- man antitrust law. said: No sweep ing anticipation of the illegality of all great corporate interests is either iustifiable or sustainable. Each com pany will depend for its existence upon the facts and circumstances peculiar to that corporation"
 Alfred D. Eddy, local counsel for the Standard Oil company, said: With the provisions of the Sherman law clearly understood the Standard Oil company will be able to go forward with a precision and certainty il has not known for years"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

cause of the victory of Juarez. and the first. serious efforts to make the pro visional government of Mexico some thing more than a name, were grimly evident The war situation may be epitomized as follows: Chihuahua, then Mexico City. This plan of campaign
 is not admitted, but it is nevertheless
 in the air.
 Madcro's army at JuareZ has been in creased by a heavy addition of volun- teerS-close to 200 well armed men. Provisions for giving battle to Eabago's force of federals. reported yesterday to be marching north to attack JuareZ, have been gone over thoroughly and approved Most of the Juarez insur- rectp army of occupation will soon m0ve sOuthward as a part of the plans
 Telegrams were received from Fi- gueroa. commanding the rebel forces around the City of Mexico and in southern Mexico, stating that the southern leader has nearly 12.000 men in the field and would cooperate with Provisional President Madero.
 A party of American mining men. in cludfng ID. E. Gllios, who arrived at the border today from Chihuahua, as- serted that General Rabago's force of federals had turned back when they re- ceiyed news of the fall of JuareZ, and were now back in Chihuhua City. This news was received with interest by the rebel leaders. who, however, con tinued preparations for sending a large force of insurrectos under command of General Pascual Orozco southward to reinforce the rebels now guarding the northward trails.
 The Americans reported that bands Of .insurrectos were all along the road between Ahumada and Juarez that the whole country was ablaZe with the revolutionary spirit since the news of the fall of Juarez became known, and that the insurrectos in the field were being rapidly augmented.
 It is planned tomorrow to send large bodies Of troops south by train as far perhaps as Ahumada. the general plan of campaign being to oppose any pos
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
AT "2s BROADWAY"

New York, May l5.-On the steps "f tine Standard oil building at 26 Broadway there stood a newsboy thIs afternoon crying: Standard Oil loses"
 Inside. not an officer of the com pany would speak William Rocke- l.iler seldom talks and did not break his rule John D. Archbold is i'll at his home in TarrytoWn.
 Mortimer r Elliott, solicitor gen eral of the company. said that he could have nothing to say until he had read the full text Of the decision.
 Many brokers offices were kept open late into the night for London accounts. In similar previous decis- ions handed down after the market closed. the financial powers were able tu get together overnight and foTmu- late plans for action the following morning
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

May, s11.50d l1.6O: June. S11.5OG11.65: {: July, Sl1.5OGl1.60; August. Sl1.50G - 11.G5. London was steady; spot { s Ss Sd; futures, G54 Is 3d. Arrivals reported at New York today. 275 tons. Customs house returns show exports at 12,1I5 tons SO far this month. Lake copper. $12.25@12.37H; electro lytic. sl2.00G 12.25; casting. S11.75@ I.S7i2.
 Tin was dull; spot, May and June, 25T43.O0.
 Lead was dull. S440@5.5O for New York and at S420I425 for East St Louis delivery. London. c13
 Spelter was dull. S535 d 5.40 for New York and Gt $5.20G5.25 for East St Louis delivery. London. G24 5s Cd
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
GREAT NAMES IN THIS YEAR.

Besides the Thackeray centenary in July. the year 1911 celebrates Charles Sumner. January 6. Horace Greeley, February 3; Henry James. ST, theoIo- gian and author June 3. Fanny Fern" Mrs. Sara Parton), authoress. July 9: John Bright, orator anI author. No vember 16; Wendell Phillips. orator and author. November 29: Noah Porter. educator and philosopher. December 15.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
NEW SCHEDULE IN
 EFFECT YESTERDAY OF SANTA FEE TRAINS. First Cars Of Summer Excursions
 Will Leave June 5.

The new schedule of the Santa Fe trains between Phoenix and the Pa cific coast went into effect yesterday and the travelling public will be call ed upon to remember that ''fhe Phoenix" and other important trains of the santa Fe system are running on q different time card than that formerly in use.
 Instead of leaving aC 7.5O in the evening The Phoenix" will leave at G:5O hereafter. arriving in Los An Seies at the same time, thus shorten ing the time of the run one hour
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
BERRY BISCUIT.

Now that the strawberry season has arrived, try strawberry biscuit occa- sionally. says the New York Tribune. Prepare a biscuit dough. roll it out a third of an inch in thickness. but it into oblongs and mark each in halves. Put d spoonful of swc.t,Hod berries on one half. fold the other oyer it and punch
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
SHIRT WAIST HINT.

The girl who likes to make her own waists will appreciate a little hint as to the correct adjustment of the sleeve. says an exchange. When basting in the sleeves of shirt waist measure from the underarm seam of the waist the width of three fingers to the front and there place the sea Of the sleeve This method will prevent having t) take a sleeve out and rebaste it iH.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
STOCKS.

New York. May I5.-Amalgamated Copper. 623s: Smelling. 76; Atchison 1097s; st. Paul. 121; New York Cen traL 106%; Pennsylvania. 120%: Read ing. 155h; Southern Pacific. Il4h ; Union Pacific. 1772l: Steel. 75%; do. pfd.. l1S&4; Silver. 53lac.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
DISINTEGRAT|ON OF
 THE STANDARD OIL CO.
CContinued From Page One.)

the Standard oil organization was the result of orderly growth
 Let the channels of commerce be open for all who may desire to en- ter said he in closing. whether with ocean steamer or with dugout with Rockefeller wealth or with naught but their brains and their hands, unfettered by their own inn proper restraints, and uninterfered with by the abuses of others. and all will have been done that is wise Be Nond that lies the antagonism of ir- r"sistible economic necessity, and dan ger Of disaster the length and breadth uI which no man can toretel."
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

s,ble northward march of the federals, with force of between 2.5O0 or 5000.
 The field of activity. so far as the war is concerned. will shift away from this part of the United States border.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
SHOULD HAVE A GOOD EFFECT

New York. May 15.-"The public has been waiting with great anxiety for this decision" said Judge F.. H. Gary. chairman of the directors of the United States Steel corporation. commenting tonight on the Standard oil case.
 The fact that the case has been disposed of should be of great bene- Tit to business. From the information received the language employed by th4 court should have good effect
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

Pride and generosity are often con founded. There are many who give who are too proud to withhold .- Henry Merriman.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
WAR CLOUDS DRIFT AWAY
0Continued from Page n.

il will break into a storm. as it often has, is a matter which will be de- termined when it strikes the atmos- phere of Madero's cabinet tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
s,t7 Ie No PEACE WAR.

Juarez, May 15.-Preparations for the vigorous pushing of the revolution are a ia standstill for the time being be-
Arizona republican., 1911-05-16

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Arizona republican., 1911-05-16
METALS.

New York. May 15.-Standard cop Der was weak: spot. $11.55m 11.65;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Salt ais @eomer.

Sic 6reunoe bes Erai. Gait per=.
ipreten lid piel BON ser ousgeoebnten
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5ablten &e0en, 0ie nit grobe Sor9=
falt porbereitet mor6en ii16, Sen per=
(orenen 8o0el1 I'M @eitea mieoer 81
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9autpfer reilf, un6 nit Ser groBten
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fleinen, NIT &%e0eiibungen perbun6e=
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nommen, baben ibm politii6 al1b
menig o6er nidts genubt.
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gin0rltd, menn n1o1t iie lic1t ols
me11n mani iie BORT; es iin6 iorgfdltig
allSgearbeitete Gliaps, melde b6ufig
Snterelie al errege11 int Stan6e ltn6,
aber nie;nals pafen. 3um Sbeil lit
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.}pe1m SSerranb Souerrt6 iid ST. per
tbei0igen fir notbig bGlt, 10 erregt
Sos hegreiflidermeile &opfidiittel1r
bei ieinen &nrern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

brab 6euer aus. Sdeune, Stanung
u,o S6uppen ml,r0en Elm &al1b Der
6lanrnRn. - @egen &inoesmoros
mulroe sic Dienit1nago &atb Spiel
mann aus 9 rattert bonn 3ud)tpo-
li5eigeridt in 2uitembltrg 5n 5 Salre1
@ef6ngnib perurtbetlt. = Ser 9odm.
@err Nfarrer Mih. Molitor feierte 1T
Drintingen iein %50iabriees
Yrielterjubildum. = Ser 77iabrige
So6. ltrbanp bate iib IN 9agels=
oor ouf cine Maller gelegt; er fiel
berab ltno erlitt Gerlebungen, Sic iei-
nel1 500 berbeifiibrten. = Sn Sri
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Gloulen am bieiigen @abubof init Ell
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peridieo infolgc ser erlittenen inneren
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90 a-iierbil1ig pl0Blid to0t 51=
bo6en. Sic 6rm1 6es Ser torbenen
erlbraf 0ariiber 0ern1aBen, 0aB 1ie nit
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5beater III Mannbeim gerietb
m1bren0 ser Goritellmg, mn6ridein=
lib 0ur6 &ur5idlub, ein Slim in
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ter 0em Yl1bliflm entitan0. Ser IS
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

8Ioblid ml1roe er bon ell1em Subr-
mann aus acknowledgement, ser Sen
@ornamen 2lomig tragt, i%iberfabren
uno erbielt bon binten einen miidti-
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ms &oipital gebradt meroen m'bte.
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Sen Stid periebte, lit fliidtig gegan=
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id)en 2anomirtbidafs departments
per5eidh1et folgen6c Sa0e bon Moul-
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1896 Stiif @roBbieb. : Gin iunger
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grben bon @antonsrotb Sdieb sur
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bon $4,000 ST. genabt. : @ouitdn=
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Sniaiien, Ser 40iabrige SEQ gberle
ltno Ser 2%Sj0brige Irnol6 6afli aus
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
gtermi@mMRRem.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
&erind)sbeiratben in Der Mobe.

@emaB &earp's Mngabe ba1en sic
@sfimos Elm Snitit>,t fir @eril1d}s=
beirotben. @enn Elm iunger Mann
uno 6ro1 iid geeenieitie ni6t pailen,
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offers, >penn ite ii6 aber g~egenieitig
angenebm iin6, Damn lit 6ie @eiratb
I'M olgemeinen 6al1erno. 8enn 5mei
MGnner sag gleide Ma0den tpolen,
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sic Gor3iglihfeit Ser @ol6en @rain
9elt 8iere, melde befannt iin6 tpegen
ibrer miloen @lei9f0rmigfeit, ibrer
perfeften &einbeit n16 stdrfeer3eu=
gung uno TIRES Geroauunsmertbes.
8eitent es BEL 81. s. @eber, ct. Glouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05

IGnoelt nidt init elmer grfaltl1ng,
lit ein gutter &atb fir weiie Manner
u116 5ral,en. IS mag 6ien1i6 iein
int Safe zines &in6es. @s gibt ni9ts
@elleres ais Gbamberlains &uiten=
mittel fir @uiten ltn0 @rf6ltungen
lei &inoern. gs lit gefabrlos un6
itder. :8u foltfen BEL Ser Molitor
3rltg 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-05
Gin cinfadJes @ansmittel. Ct If

befannt als Elm etnfadeS @altsmtttel;
er fon1mt in elmer eil1fo6en 6lai6e,
lln0 III ei11em einfa6en ltmi6lag, aber
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