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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
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Das genefi5 iii fir ben GfDdufpise
Ter b0s Barometer, an lpsldlem er
fiebt, tpie bod, er In Der WuHit bes
Bub!itums itsht. Gon bas BAROMETER
in,ones We.tsr oneeutsn, baHn rinB
Das 1heaier Bis auf ben lebien plat
befebt iein, unb Der 9enefisiant ses
luinnt ipieoer Den glauben an Die
W.nihheit. Rdhiten 5onntas gilt 90
nun, BEN Tireitor .ihcnes @stter"
su bereiten, ettpo in beHfelben Rabs.
ipie er bem gablitum @enub btrtittfl
tpiro mil benz, tpas sr ibm biettn fpirp.
Der fioefe Bauer fptfb aus sfsEraal@
gdn3 dabers fommen, nber triectr NIT
ber 4bfiht, AZ trirentn unp sn gefols
len. Tirettcr Shuih bat Ii6 sn IeiHenl
Gbrendbenn elm bier unbeinnnits WerI
oes beu.Thsunsnriiden 9i6ters Gelir
Salien ousgelpdbli. bic S6auipteIs
5rilogis Nm oubern ufsr". GoItsn
bate iid, ldlon ols 0erfaHer ttliGsr
Milit1ritLds, bic btn 6erssnsioRfIiit
snil6sn goreeisbteu unb uRisrgsbes
nsn gum DorpurF BADEN. sinen Rnmea
semaht unb Stpnr ldngt sbe ..ScpFens
ftrein1 unn 6bnlife Glide beutihsr
glutoren entfioHben fparen- Dab sr
polItommsn in Subermdnnids uno
5auptmannIthe 8ahnsn iuanoelt. bat
er nit fsinem iiineiten Drama, bent
aus brei GillditerH bsisebenben Shdus
ipisl. am dnoern ufsr" asseigt unb feis
nen Ruf nls GiibntHfhriftitelIer bee
sriinbtt. GosStiid ilt polIiommen tiH
bsitIih, absr ss felt an BITE Geftal.
tungstraTt bes 5auptboritellsrs bsbens
tsnbe 4nforoeruneen, iinb IS bod
tb1iidhli6 brsi perihieosnsG horotters.
brsi psrihieoene 9emperoments, bic
6err Otto GrnIt ShnIio borsuiteIIsn
bal. Wir ipiifen. boB sr bisfsr aufsubs
eefpahitu III unb er uns am Sonutae
cine tiinItIsriTh burhbrungens geis
itun1 bieteH pirb. ann bic onnern
RolIen iinb aufs Bette beiebt. FoboB bic
Qunliidt Der genefi5norfteuuHg nihts
30. ipiinfhen iibrts lafItn tpirb. Dir
ipiiniGen benz liebenspiirbietn Girefs
tor, benz mutbieen SieusrmaHn bss
Observation-Disclosures, bob er iiber ben
finansislItn grfolg Der @oriteQung 70
fibel lit iDie psrgungenen GonHtos beirn
anblid bes itutilid)en 6aulss. Damn
bnt bns BenefiS feiHen 3tpef erfiilt
unb einsm Ranns III 4nerienHnns gss
scflt morben. Der iif hieie Mnertenniing
tim beg 9eutTttbums niteH rebllh
peroieni bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15


Die ae olution 3ur birstten
grpdbIunq Der Senatpreu our6 bas
9ott ptro 6Ohitlpobriheinlih on bsm
WiOeritauo Der 9emotraten Ihsitern.
Oieie tppllen elm Inenbemsut niht
gefatteu, ipelhss bic aontrOle iiber
bic Sendtorspa6len ben Stddten entz
3iebt unb iie osm 8unos iibertrdgt uno
oteIer Stanopuntt Iheint uns oolItoms
men 3utrsffeno. 0as Sttmmrsht
tptrp ntdt pom 9unbe, ionbern bon
ben Staoteu srtbilt. Dsmnab itse
ben benz 8unb aud teine 8prIhriftsn
iiber Die SenatorsipdhIen 5u. Der
8orbshaIt, ben Die Republitdner mas
hen poIen, tit lebigIif gegsn ben Siis
BEN gerihtst. Sic tppIen BEN Siiosn
ntht geItdtten, bic iSarbiasn pom
Stimmre6t aus3uihIisbsn, tpis ss isbt
esihiebt. Nftt eiuem Sinneis auf bic
Gonftitution t0nnsn bic Rspublitdner,
gu bensn aud RooIspsIt ge6ort, nihi
ourhbringen, nahbem bas Sberbune
oesQerid1t bic 9onititut;nnaEitdt Der
i'm Suoen iibliasn 9eieBe sur Nus
f6Iiebung Der iSarbigsn pom Stimms
reht Cnertunnt bat. Sic tonnsu bios
oas griu3ip Der 5umauitdt ssItsnh
MAIDEN, nit oem mir p6lIigft ipmpas
t6ifiren. 2lQein auf Der anberen Ssits
BARI man niht iiberiebsn, in tpslf
ihtpisriger Gage bic SiiolGrbsr iit
beftnbsn. Die Reger bilben elm iebr
sablrsi6es 9en0Iterungs element
Sn perI6iebensn Stoaten tpiirosn I'll
Bel freier Qusubung bes Sttmmreht!
Die 6errI6aft fiibren. Sebsr n0rbIitt
Staat purbe, tpenn bic gleiheu Der:
hdltniiTe BEL tbm obnaItetsn, bas aIs
Elm unglId betrahten unb ss mad
ardften ab3upenosn iuhen. Demnad
fam man es aud ben Subituuter
ni1t oerargen, baB fie iih oaeegsr
rpsbren, untsr bic 5erribaft Der 5ara
bigeu gu gerathen. Die Rseerfraae ii
10 dusgeiproden Iotulsn 9aratters
bag man ibrs 20iuug ben bstreffsnbsr
2utalitdten uberldfen ioIIts uno mi
glauben, buB ie ipeniser Der ROroer
iib einmifht, bsito friiber 5no befris
oiaenosr bic 20fung eintreten tpiro
8enn bic Rsger in 9iIOuus. DObl
itaub uub alien ionitisen tulture1sr
giqenI6aften neiter porgef6ritter
Tinb, ipsrbsn bic jsst srri6teteHShran
fen Don fslbft fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

Die Sempsrsn3Ier bo ben
aus BEN Shreibsn oes PrditosuteH
5aft bic pthtigite Stele ausgeldnsn'
Ste itelItsu bar, als tpenn Der Yralla
bent ft9 iiir Ssmpersn39eIess ertldrt
bdtte. Das 1T absr niht Der sud 9ss
fpeIen. gr bat bios q:fagt, mas trel'
ituniae MGnusr Itets in oieiem Buntts
pertreten babsn, nGmlit, oub gntpalts
famteit cine 5ugsno 1T, baB man lie
obsr Rismdnoem gelpdltIdm uu'ordns
aen iou. iSolssubss 1T Der Pahus, ben
bic Semperen3Isr fortgsldfen pno iin
oaourn elmer JdIidun9 ihuIbiq Qes
ma6t habsn: rSSsbs Beriou muB fiir
Iih islbft ben Surs entIdetosn, Den ite
nit ge3ug auf ibrsn 8eIamat uno
Mppstit einihIdgsH mil, 0ieientgeH
aber, bic Selbitbeberri6uug then, um
Die 9erIuhunq bstreffeno oes 9eHuFes
osiftiaer @strGrte gdnSlih 81 permeta
ben, befinben Ii6 auf Der itchereren uno
tpeiIeren Seite."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
Cine widtise anfiinSisuus.

Die Qntiinpisurg beg qrGfbsuten
auf Der pon-amerttanii9en GonferenS
bnb sr bereit fsi, nit allen 2dHoern,
Ips3isa nit ben fiiodmsrifanifhen ga.
tipnen, 5anhelspertrGse ab3ufhIisBn,
lit pon qrober Wihtigteit, oa iie err
tennen IdBt, eab er bic 2driffrage auf
cen ri9tigeu Strang su Ieitsn perfu6t.
Cine Sarifrefprm, fpte bic 9emotraten
Tie beabii6tigen, bate obre 3tpeifel ibre
@ortheile, bsnn iebe grmdbiguHa Der
aesentpartieeu 364e pdre als Elm 8liid
fir ole Ration su betrahten. 4aein
nit ben osmotrotifhen 9rin5tpien
tann Der 5anbeI nitt Die 9lsits 5ors
bsruug eriaueeH, lpie mttteift Re5ipros
3itdtss8ertrdge.
Das bic bemofrdtiifp gartei auber
Qusen labt. iTt bic 9hatfate, baB es
nur Elm freibdnolerf6es 2anb i'm nols
len Sinns oes Bortes in Der Delt gibt,
ndmIih Gnglano uno oaB ale anberen
2dnoer iih bur6 hobe 3Dle abiperren.
Cine 3ollsrmdbieung BON unfersr
Seite 5piHgt iis eabsr niht uns btn
sleihen 9ortbeil Su3uluenben. Dir
erIei6tern ihnen bic 3ufu6r mad Die.
lem 2anoe, dber Don ibren 3ollmduern
tragsn lie uihts ab. 9ds muB sur
@irtung babsn. oaB cine grobs giIan3
eegsn uns enfftebt nno unFere sJinnns
8sn, 6ffentIi6s iotpobl, ME pripdts, in
0erpirruna brtHgt. Inter sinem Ge.
sipro3itGis. .Gpitem tann ii6 oos ni6t
ersfgnen, nenn oa beiBt es: Sd gebe,
bantt Du 9ibit; penn 9u msinem
5dnosl teiue 9ortEeils gspdhrit, ees
qpGbre i'd aud Ssinem 5dnoel feine
8ort6siis." SbaiidGlid fpiiroe eas
bemotratii6s Spitem Die lneert9tigs
teit. ole jsst f6on bsftsht, bebsuteno
perIhlimmern. 0ieie beitehi bariH,
baB bieienigen aGnber. pon benen mir
am meiitsn faufsn, am alIertpsnigifen
Don nns toufen, ndbrenD anbere adHs
Der, benen mir fpsnia a6faufea, am
msiften bon uns taufer. Die fnlieb.
Iids @irtllns 1T, oaB mir teinsu eras,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
.. n. q. 0ottesadsrs@ @sTeli4ait.

Sn Der ssitrisen @sridmmlnns. lpsls
DIE in Der ct. Worien GhuIbane fats
fonb ,fiibrte 6err 6p. aiitner Den 0ors
fis uno 6err Geo. y. Ghranb bus
prnioton. Dem 9sriht bss ftebenneu
aDmmittess tninebmen mir, bag oerr
!. o. 6apsrlnno ols 9obiensrGber auf
Dem ct. Warien @ottssader rnesistlf
tpnrbe. Gin Jnnentar allsr Offiefy
llteniilien duf ben brei @ctsss6dern
tparoe aufgenomnen. anf Dem ct.
Usarien Goitesader ipurben I'm 2aufe
bss Monats GA 2ei6en kgraben, ouf
Dsm 81. Soispbs Gotiesdder IA aHe
auf hem ct. JobanHes Gotttsader "a
2eifgn, nnrnnter z armf.
G1s aus ben 6erreH 0p. O. WoIf,
ssSobn Wilp nnb 5obn %. Mtntr IL. BE-
itehsnbe Observation-Disclosures
lee bsrihtets, bic 9iiher ntr @somten
In bsitsr Grbnuns ssfunosn 81 bdbsH.
Der getretdr perlns bic Berid3ie Der
llnierfuhunssnnsThHfI betreffsnb Der
4iihtr Der llnierfhobmtiiier Bel ben
einselnsn 0emtinben. Ter @sridt bes
Ghasneiitsrs. 6errn JraHt 1tlfner,
Inutst. pdb bic ginHnhufn i'm bsrfIoEs
Isasn W0nnt nlit benz aaHeabfitane
$4Tg5.l3, Die Nussa6sa $945.16 bts
trneen. 10 eaB $3849.97 in Der aaFIt
ptrblsibsn. Mn bic Armsn purhtH
QDpC or tsx4kSsft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

fOgor nod gr6Bsr. Gs lift einFd6 Elm
5tanbol, odb bic Stener in biefenl
21noe nibt erbo6en tpiro. Gin fpniii-
tiitipneIles Sinpernib iteht Riht i'm
Dege. Das Sberbunbesgeridt bat
tpieberbolt entihieoen, oab eine 9uns
observation-disclosures tonititutioneu lit
Sic tpirb Ieoigith besipegen niht erho-
ben, neil Die Sruitmagnaten i'm Sez
nat Is uift gsItatten ipoLlsn. Der
nd6fs Sonsreb, in rpel6em Die Sruits
minber 3ablreih pertreten fein iperbeu,
Iollte oieie Stsuer obns Sdunen ein=
fiibren unb sfpur iie nod hSber ans
fsben, aIs in England, I'm ooourh Die
gintommeniteuer su erstpingen. Oils
2rorih gndoigit feline @rlaubniB CAB
sur 9lnnabme Der Reiplution, ipslhe
benz 8olte elm 8erfaFungsz z4nsnoe=
ment hsbufs Ginfiibrllng Der Gfntomz
menfteusr unterbreitets, that er n1s nit
benz gspuBtlsin. baB oas anenDemsnt
nismatS 3ur gtnna6me gelaneen iperbe.
gr uno Die iibriaen StnunSsMasnaten
bsItben Die Ntaht, um 5polf Staaten
an ser Ratifi3irUng oes 4menbemtnts
gu perbinbern, mas bas 3ultanbetoms
men Der Steuer perbinnert. Wsroen
Gber Die Serren yinan3barone nit elmer
GrbidaftsIteuer mad enaIifdem Mus
'ter qs3fridt, 10 iperben fie Der Ratifis
3trun9 bes Gintommsniteusr 4msnbes
ments feline 9inoernifTe in BEN Neg
IeQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

Dem 0fterreiaifdsn Gtaats
fdat aus oem RahlaB bes 8drons
RDtbihilo i'm 8etrase bon 145 Willioz
nu Dollars (RotsfelIsr unb WorguH
tpfron ibu einen S6norrer nenneu)
cine grbfdaftsiteusr i'm &strage ppn
faHf Riilipnsn Dollars 3u. Birbs cine
iolfe Steuer IN ben Ger. Staaten err
hobeH. 10 piirbeH bic grobtapitaIiftii1e
greifs uno bic Mdenaten oorin ein
fo3ialiftifdes 4tientot, bas ouf bic
8eruidtung bes aopitafs ab5islt, err
bliden. 2lH biefer 8ebduptung tpiirbe
aud bie 9batfa9e nint binbern, bag
bic Grbf6dftsfteuer in 9entidlanb unb
GugtaHo slaA aroB TT. in Gfstersm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
8rief pOm DooeHiee.
Griebridsb1fena.g g..
0d efan,tnr
a. JaIluaT.

~asrnfeii unb aHi bie Gautr- III
Disgmal 0ld bel uns bsr MiHtsr. GO
mas fommt bier nHr ale gubsnD Subs
re ii bic Gbronis. mir babeH jebt iiber
tineH Wlonai Ter Gdnse ilHo Eis; uHD
fdbitli sinmaI Elm 9bautpinb aus Der
SiiDneitede bsrein. sIeid asfrisrt i1n,
Der Bart. 4H anfsren Norboisuftrn III
and Der Ges esfrortn. Mn ben Rib
bunfeH bin 3ieben breits, tpeiis Giss
giirtsl. Dprt Inuftn mir GmliitIduh.
nallo. bcs III cine anbere G09t ala
auI ben fiinitlid aassesrdbtntn 1iims
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
Raip.

S4riftftenersgattin Ole seIammsls
ten Werfe ibres WlGnnss seigenb):
.5ier in 9nnb V finbeH Gie bic erite
0ODeIle. bic mein damn gei6rieben
bat"
Hoffiih lpertpunbsrt): .af, ipae
rum Bat er bsnn Hicbi NIT 9anb 1 am
gsfaHseH24
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

Die 8eguer bes Re3ipro3it1tss
8ertrass i'm Senat bebuupten. DaB Der
9rdfp:nt i'm Isbiglid aus pplitiider
9l6Ii6t unb 3por nit 9inbItd auf feis
nen srpsiten Ssrmiu abgeinloTen babe.
4n uHn fir ii6 1T ods niht ipdbr. Der
@ertras entipritt BEN 9rin3ipten, Die
Eaft non 4nfung an beSiiglin Des Ia
riffs pertretsn bat, oab bic 30ae in al
len 5Gllen abgei6oFft ooer ermdBigt
rpernen Iolleu, no oas obne Ro1t6etl
fir Die 0tonomiIheu Snterefeu biefes
2anbss gef6e6en fam. GuBeroem 1T
Der 8ertraq nctbnenbig, nm uu'sren
Fabritauten bieielben 30ue in Ganobu
3u fi4srn, ME Iie ben suropGti9en
Ronturrenten 3ugsItauoen iporoeu itno
Mber Islbit fpenn es nit Ger lluteritel>
lung ieine Ri9tigtsit babsH iolts, ges
rstdt iie Dem prditosntsn 3ur gbre. gr
bringt bamit gum Qusorut, baB man
fih Die 3unsigung oes 9oltss niht
6eFer ertperbsn taun, aIs inbsm man
fir psfen 9ortbeiI forgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
Sic Idlimme S,arricf.

Sine Sfonbal geri9teritattertn fir
ameritaniT6e gldtter. - Grregt in
Gnelunb srobs mordIil6s ents
riiitune. Der aIatid In Der bris
tiihtH prsHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
gsitt,uDd,. ben Is. tsebruar 1911.
@arum lit 5pronep aus Uaidi.

Wdrum IT Jpronen dHs UfIUts
qon Elm iolh piitbeuber 8egner bss
Ae3iprpsitdts BertragesP Betl CT
etn GROCER BalbbeiiBer 1T nno pom
ameritunii6en 8oIte WIonopolspresle
fir feline 8aumItGmme erpreHen MIL.
Sn folder @eiie piro man finoen, odB
ieber 8eener oes 9ertrageS BON IeIbit'
fiidltiaeu Motioen bssiufluBt piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

Der + # NJ iiroigs Senat bon
RorosGaroIinu ift b;sIsr 5ase in 9e-
linDe 4uireguno per'sst porben ourh
ben 4ntraa bss MlitgIieoss Muipr
sSobn 80. 9rabam IT,, oes Snbalts, bic
2egtslatur IpQe bic Wooen auf einen
gstpiTen 3eitraum oon sSnbrsn feitle.
gen uno anhere mooen, als Dorgei6rie-
ben Iino, bel Ihfperer Strafe bsrbietsn.
gr motiDirte ieinen Qntraq bamit, naB
bie FARMER DON Ior0zgarolina infolge
bes 6eitdnotgen Woostpe6'els in
5raueus unb 6errsntleibuug aus ihren
G6uIben nift berdustommen. @enn
bds I6on i'm norocaroIiniffen 6interz
lpaIo Der 5da iit, ipis mug es anberspp
ausfeben! Sin Iolhes @efsB fpare gut,
ober oas Bolt mug es iib fslber uufz
erIsssu, Deun Die moDedffsrsi iit eberio
foftfpteIig, tpis ld6erli6. Diefem
9rstben Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, 1T nifts
riebr notbig, u!s srrpas msbr Selbitbe.
fruBtIetn, ME ss unfere 2tltporberen
beIaben. 8tele QeTsr tperbsn iidh nod
fes @robpaters srinnern, Der pisqs DIT
Gle sebH Sabre einen Gu3us taufte,
cher einen geoieoenen, bon feiRIter
@dare, ben er bios an Sonn. unb
sseiertagen trug, nebft 3pIinoer, Ser
bdufia 3tpet 0s8ennien lana fem 6uupt
aierts. 8isiem @rOBoater mar e
sIei6gilttg, pis bic Wooen fi6 rings
tim tbu berum Gncerten. Gr mar fads
bsr unb onftdnbig gstlsibst, d6er Mo.
rem sriitirten fir i'm ni6t. "a bic
Menfhbeit iib beitdnbig in elmer Gpi.
rals bslpeet, fpie 9Ostbe bshauptet, 10
riirften mir bed ptsosr etnmal bei Der
SroBDdtsrlihen ltnabbdnqigteit anees
fangen uno IS 1T 3eit. DdB ss baio gss
ihiebt, benn in eer Sadie 6dt Der Sc
ieBasber DON Rorozgarolina Heht. Die
Moben fino Elm @eroerb fir bic
meniabsit uno ni6t bios finan8ieIer
art.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
TREASURES OF THE BEACH

Everyone knows the story of how King Johns treasure was overwhelmed in the Wash Confirmation of this was given a few years ago. when a solid gold circlct was cast up by the sea at Wulirrton. Before Cromer became a pleasant holiday resort. it's place was taken by the old town of Shipden, which now lies beneath the waves
 These waves brought from Shipden on to the sands of Cromer hundreds of gold nobles and silver pennies. most of which were bought up by artiquar- iaus. who had immediately rushed to Cromer on hearing of the discovery.
 \ boy was playing along the rocky coast of North Wales. a short time ago. and trying to lift many of :he loose rocks. saw a sparkling object lying un- dcrneath one of them. On being fished mp it proved to be valuable gold ring When inquiries were made, it was found that it belonged to an old resi- dent of the district. who lad lost it in tine sea over thirty years ago when bathing. Surely the arm of coinci- douce is a long one.
 A totally different kind of prize fell into a fishermans hands on this same Welsh coast a few years ago. He was walking along the shore near PwIlheli. when he noticed a sealed bottle that had been cast up by the tide. On being opened it was found to contain the MSS of uiece of music. There was not the slightest clew ds to the identity of the composer. nor the pllce from which the bottle was dispatched. The air was played over by a local musi- elan. who afterward took it to a music publisher Eventually set to the words of a famous Welch hymn. it became known throughout the principality as "Thc Tune in the Bottle"
 About seventy miles off the coast of Southern California, lies the island of san Nicholas. horrible spot. all sand. and loose pumice stone. No one had landed there for years. and il was al ways believed that it was uninhabit- ed and uninhabtable. Imagine. there fore. the surprise of those who knew this wild and desolate spot. to learn seven or eight years ago that one man had resided there for some years.
 He had been steadily collecting the treasures cast up by the sea from the many wrecl;s of vessels along the coast. He. perhaps. had more reason to think the sea valuable storehouse than most people. for when he returned to civilization he brought back with him in gold and silver both coins and bars
 
 the beach Moreover he had a fine collection of antiquities, which brought him small fortune.-London Answers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
FETCHING WHITE COSTUMES
Fashionable Attire at Newport and
 Bar Harbor Regattas

White tailored costumes are extra vagantly fashionable this summer. and at Newport. Bar Harbor anI Southampton one sees many of these smart and fetching costumes on country club piazZas or at the re- gattas and tournaments which draw society folk together. writes New York correspondent of the Portland OregOnian. Women who come down on yacht club floats to embark in sail and motor boats are almost in variably in white-white frOcks 7r tailored suits. white shoes and stock ings. white hats and white floating veils. and very cool. fresh and pretty do the white costumes look on the breezy dock against the background of blue sea.
 Yachting suits are built of white serge or white mohair. and are usual Iy very plain in style, though per fectIy cut and shaped to give trim, narrow lines There is sometimes a touch of white satin in collar and cuff facing. or a little white braid.
 In the mornings many white linen frocks are seen. and soft. rather coarsely woven linen laundered with out q particle of starch is the sort used. These frocks have rather short waisted little bodices with skirts set on under a double row of heavy stitching, and the frock
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
STATEHOOD LEAGUE
 CELEBRATES TONIGHT
Senator CIapp of Minnesota Will Be
 Speaker

A belated celebration and jollifica- tiOn in the securing oi statehood, will be held this evening on the city hal plaza, under the auspices of the state hood league of which l.. W. Coggins is president and J. l.. Irwin s-crs- tary. The league has been working hard for several days past in perfect ing its speaking list and in assembling; the materials for red fire. dccora- tions, etc Though its audience will be composed mostly of Phoenix pc"- pie, the league intends the demonstrd- ton as representative of it's cause all over the territory and tu that end will have some speakers from Senator Clapp. of Minnesota, will rep resent its interests from outside tn" territory. Some of the speakers are democrats and some are republicans and three of them were members oi the late constitutional convention. Il was expected that George W. r. Hunt of Globe. the president of that con vention would be present and address the meeting but yesterday the com mittee received a telegram from him regretting his inability to be here. The speaking list as announced last night is as follows:
 Moses F. Clapp, senator from Min nesota; Eugene Brady O'Ncill Geore" Purdy Bullard. Judge A. C. Baker, all of Phoenix; Mitchell c. Cunniit, of Prescott; Mulford Winsor of lu- ma. Eugene $. Ives of Tucson and George l.. Young, territorial secre- tary.
 Among the decorations promised ia a huge star constructed of electuc lights.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26
Finances and Markets
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New York Aug25.-Priccs of stocks crumbled away again today and many low records were registered for the movement practically included the en- tire active list. not to mention many issues of lesser importance. Selling was heavy the first hour and con vcrged around United States Steel. which finally broke below 70. Sales of this stock were about one-third the whole duirng the early session. Rumor attributed some liquidation to- day tO the pressing necessity of spec ulative interests. In the financial dis trict conjecture and discussion ran the gamut of the critical railroad labor situation. the dropping tendency of European markets. poor or indiffer- ent railroad earnings and the state of the steel industry. Advices from Pitts burg tended to confirm discouraging reports issued by trade journals yes terday The market was weakest at the last hour when another drive against Hartman issues was made Reading, Steel and metals sent the list lower. The recession. however. at no time was disorganiZed In the last dealings the Harrimans recovered a small portion but elsewhere the movement was uncertain. The close was dull and heavy. London sold 25,- 900 shares chiefly Steel, and Union Pacific. The most interesting railroad report was that of Atchison, which showed a loss of $562,000 in net earnings in July.
 Bonds were irregular Total sales, par value, $1,74O.OOO. United States bonds unchanged on call.
 STOCKS.
 Amalgamated. 5S; Smelling. GS7s; Atchison. 1034; St Paul, 112; New York Central. 1O2R; Pennsylvania, 12Oh: Reading 14O@s; Southern Paci- fife IlO1s. Union Pacific l664: Steel, 70. do preferred, 114.
 METALS.
 New York, Aug. 25.-Standard cop per weak: spot, all futures. $l2.12l2fi fi 1920. London easy. 56. Arrivals TO tons Exports month 21.590 tons Lake s1275dl3OO: electrolytic S12.50d l2.- 62Ik: casting. s12.25G12.5O. other me tals unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-26

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