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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

d)riitltdJer Civilization babert ne ttd)fs
aufsuiueiien ais eit @erf Der Ser.
if6rmng. Sesbnlb miifien mir SdIns
indJen bprt, pnt ipp nllein iutr Sdns
baben %f5nner, in Der fatbolifhen
Stride. Sic lit es. Die. pie emit Geo
Der @robe ben 9arbareu : 9orben
Ittilas entsesentrnt, ii9 benz Ins
lturm Der mobernen Sdrbarei entz
s~egenite0t. limb ipie Sener. tptro
aii6 Die bertige Stride Die finitere
0taft bieier 8arbaren bre6en. Geb>
ner ermiintert gum SdluB Die frans
50iiifen 8ntbolifen. auf Der betrete@
men Balm unneroroiien fort5uarbeiten.
Is Der Hcbner ii1 ieste, brad elm
lauter 9eifaasiturm aus- unb bon
aCen Seiten nrdngte man lid an i'm
bcran, UNI i'm gu beeliidfpiinIfen.
Iu1 ole fatboliifen fran5olii6en
gldtter iinb boil bes 2obes iibcr feline
Heee.
@raf &c Run, ser iih na6 linn
erbob. banfte IN %gebdltpp0en 8orten
ben gorrepnern. namentli6 ben uiisz
pdrtigen, fir bic erbebeubeu unb err
ia6rungsrei6en @orte, Die lie geipro>
den batteu. or erinnert an Die Gage
9emeinidmer Irbeit Der lebten Wofe,
Gage, Die in ibm ods Inbenfen an
iene unbergleihlifen Gage Der linton
DC Sribonrs Dor etna 20 Sabren pies
Der tpad9erufen bdtten, bon mo aus
Die geiammte io5ials fatbolii6e gez
ipeaitna in europa gletfiam ibren
Iussang 9enpmmen babe. Ils &az
tbplifen Denfen, UNI aIs &dtbolifen 5u
bunbeln, 10 lautet Die Ydrole, in Die
er Die Irbeiten bieier Gage guiana
menfai1en mofte.
Gin Scber mnf, an Der Stele mo
CT ifebt, has Seinise ST. mirfen indJen,
nm bic hriitlide 95inns Der srpfen
SntereKen . Gpnilifte berbei5nfibren.
aaerbinss mirb Der 3ampf elm lans=
mieriser iein, nnb mandbes Ginsel=
lebens pirb baraniseben In bteiem
Sample. Mber mas finb Gin5elleben
In Der 8eifihte nnb TN 2eben
Der V6lfer? @ir eritre6en ben Sies
nnb nit Inn ben Srieben, 10 tpie bas
i'm decentralization Gpanselium 10
idJ6n sum ImSbrnf fontmt.
Iub er l6lieBt nit 8orter Der CIR
munternna. Nadb mebr. als sipeiitiins
bigger Sauer bate bieie eldn5enbe
geriammluns ibr gnbe erreitt; lire
8ebeutung tpurbe ieit6er bon Den
fran5oiiiden gldttern in aeitartifeln
erortert unb lie ldbt ii6 in bent Sas
auIammenfaNen, bab Die Sbeilnebmer.
portpiegenb Idnner Der io5ialen
arbeit. neiie Inresunsen unb pad,>
ienbe geseiiterung auf bieier inter-
nationaleu Sasuns 9%etponnen baben.
- 6. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

.(6OrHstuns auf Der 10. Seite.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

8tnipeg, Canada, g.. Mai. -
Wnibbrdnbe beSroben Die Infiepelllne
gen am 9iD Hiner. nDrolih bon Yrince
GILBERT. CAST. aber elm bon Der err
pdbnten Srtifaft dns9eianoter Grtras
aug bot Die geiammte 9epolfcrung Der
~gefdbroeten 8egeno bclte in Cider
belt gebraht. auh bel Glcdrfuater
Ban in Der Cafe Of the &oobss 0eseub
ipiitben icit 5fuci Saacu 8alpbrdnoe.
g It o II, NtdH.. 8. Weai. = Sn
@alboiitrtten. in pcIhcn paS llutcrs
hol5 in Solee 8eecnmungcls. unges
ipobniih troden gelporben lit. miro
on pielcn Yunftcn in 9euenglano
burh Srdnbe GROCER S6noen anees
riftet, iueld]e lid iibcr Sauienbe 0
Ndcrn du%sbcbuen unb namentlih alItb
5ugeribtetes Sol5 in scipaItisen
Iaiien pernid,ten. Sn biclen Sdlen
bnben Die Slammen oih aut 8pbns
bduier unb unbere @ebGube iiberge@
griffen. Sic crniteitcu Srdnse iinb
bel 9iobcforb unb Sanioro, Wc., alss
scbroden uub bel Sibpeforp purpc CO
nptbpenbig, Die Wtili5 au~fSubieten. Inn
Dem gcfdbrlihcn Clement Shranfen
an iebcn. gs plirben Die Walohes
itdnbe auf brei Guapraimeilen perz
ntftet uno aud Gin Saus unb elm
StallgebGllbe purben perniftct. Sanz
forb. pelfcs nun 20 Mcilen bon
Siobcioro entfernt liegt. mar beiite bon
Wulobrdnbcn ganS cingeidlpiieH unb
@cbdube an ben 8rcnBen Der Srtihait
lflpebtcn IN GROCER .Gefnbr. Sn
nlanfen Sdlcn id,lu9en Die Slammen
81 Den S~austbIren berein unb Srniicn
unS &inbcr ba4fen bel Den 2oihs
arbeiten. 3pci g~isbduicr ipurocn
5erltDrt.
Iuh Gait 9ampoen, cine tleine
Srtihuit i'll Der 9tabe bon Bangor. lit
bon @alobrdnoen bebrpbt unb man
bat beute bon Bangor S~euerpcbrs abs
tbeiluuscu a6geianbt, I'M Den bort
licgcnben Silen unb Den in ben
@erften liesenben Sdiffcn 5iilfe 6u
bringen.
Mus MaNahuictts pcrber groBe
8dlpbrdrpe in Chatham iinD llrbribee,
aus Hbobe Sslanh iold3e aus Sascoag,
Walonoiue unS 8lcnbale gemclbet.
ga Yprte, Winu.. 9. Mdi. -
llnaebeurc @alSbrdnbc piltben in
oicier @esenb unb reiden bereits bis
fndpp an Die Stopt. Webrere 6dus
fer o Gniieplern iino nieberSe>
brannt.
Gin Saiiasicr6ua Der Wiuneiota
4 International : 9abu murbe 3lpis
idcn genepiet unb go Yorte beim
Surhiabrcn Der Scuer5pne tart n
seieu9t.
@raincrS, Minn., 9. @iai. -
Gin Sarmer. peldber Sui6perf perz
b%rannte. rief baSur6 elm Sumpfs
feucr berpor. hus bctrdhtliden llmz
iana angenommen bat.
SuIutb. Iinn., 8. Mai. -
Nusgiebiscr 8csen bat Die @albs
brGnoe eritidt 10 bab beocutcnher
SdaDem perbiitet purbe.
llnipeit bonn Superior. Wis., gab
cs aud rieiiae @alpbrdnbe. unb aud,
bieie murben bur6 Die HegengiiHe
geloiht. Die gerahe sur red,ten Seit
einiebten, Inn mebrere Srte 5u rotten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Sreic phiIippinen.
8aibiuatom, ,. g., IS.

@aibinston. 3. g., IS. Iai.
- Cine H~eiolution. bic bic euSsiiltise
llnabbdnsiefeit Der Ybilippinen por>
iiebt, ipurSe I'M Seudt bon Senator
Gore bon Sflaboma cinscbra6t. Die
Heiplution iaat. es miiiie bic Tolitif
Der Der. Staaten ieiu. Die Souperds
nitGtss Iusiibuns iibcr bic Snieln aus
5usebeu nup linen Die itdnoige Sorm
elmer umabbdnsiseu 8eeieruns 81 ses
pdbren. Na6 Der 8eioIution lit Der
Yrdiibent befiist. nit ben @robmdds
ten Der grpe in llutcrbanolun9en eius
Sutreten unb Sertrdse gu piIe9en, Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Nemc HelSin.

Iien. II. Ntai. - Sic auiitGns
piecn Ilbnnier baben cine ncue
Seaune D'Src, iuelfe lie Su fauatiiher
Sapierfeit besciitcrt.> Sic Selpin
beiBt Sanisa Iartrnap nnp lit cine
Sfonbeit. MIs firSli6 in benz Sc
fchtc bel Traupe ibr Snter. ciner per
Sduptlinge Der rcbcQiihen Stdmnte.
iiel. iibcrnabm tic cas- Commando uno
cs gelnng ibr. Die tiirtiIden Sruppen
gum Hiid5u9 6i .5luingen. Hun iingsn
ale montenesriuilden unb albaniihcn
9arpen ibr Cob mn ibr @olf blidt su
ibr ani, ipic 81 elmer neilen Sunsiral,
bon Orleans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Sedsseit itit tpeibets
8aMSc.

8abin9tpu. 3. g.. 10. @eai.
- InlGbli6 Der iilbcrncn Sodseit pes
YrGiibenten Gait nnp ieiner Satin
~trefien an 20. Suni fiini5is Iitslies
Der Ses Commercial Clubs bon Gins
ciunati IN 8aibin9ton eiu. nm Dem
Saare ibre @liidsoiinlhe 5u iibers
brin9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
9ubuqne, sSDwa, 9austag, ben Is. NRai 1911.

oerlaffungen Der Mlisldnber ge9eit
@duber nno ionitiges @eiinbel 81
ihiieen.
Sic Stimmuns iiber BEN san bon
Slare5 lit cine gctbeilte. Gin Sbeil
Der 9iirser iiebt in Sias' Hiidtritt Die
eur5iee Soffnuns auf Srieoeu. Der
anoere srOSere Sbeil slaubt bas &C..
gentbeil uno bofft Dab Sia5 inn
Imte bleibe.
General 0ia5 pirb nift Sie Ird>
iioenti6uft nieberlceen iolanse ii6
bas Sanb in ieirer 9e9enpdrtieen
llnrait befinbet. gr bat bon ieinen
8egnern seforbert. SaB tic linn mits
tbeilen, IN pelhe Iuspriide lie
feline gereitpinigfeit. fem Imt nie>
ber5ulesen. sefleibet an baben piine
ihen. uno fpurtet MN auf Die Ints
iport. Sieie @rfldruns mafte Der
Sinan5ietretdr 2imantour im geiieiu
zines Gertreters Der Iilociateo YreB.
Or fii9te bin5u. oaB Der Hidtcr Gars
bdinl. Der Sriebenseommiidr Der Mes
eierung. Der IN CT Eaio ipeilt. ulfaez
forbert tporoen lei. Wabero urb ieine
Inbdnger auf3uforbern, Die 8orte.
in tpelde Die @nfiinbisung bes Yrds
iioenten 5u fleioen lei, mit5utbeilen.
Erdiioent Sia5 iperbe beipeiien, oaB
er NIT ieinem neuliden Wanifeit
feline Sintersebanfen sebest babe,
ionbern oaB er bercit lei. aus benz
Imt 81 iheiben, iobalb Die Hube i'm
2ano getpdbrlciitet lei.
Sic ginnn6me bon Siarcs bepeutet
einen rieiiscn Sorti6ritt iilr Die 8ez
bellen. Suare3 lit Elm ginflbrbnfen
nit elmer Spnitation. unb infolgez
beiieu fonneu Die S%niursenten ieet
@prrdtbe nnb Hnbrunssmittel aus Den
Ser. Staaten erbalten. Muberbem
aber iinS linen 100000 8nnben SnS
tronen in Die Sdnbe seiailen. .etrpa
700 Ndnier9elpebre. mebrere Ntas
ihinensetpebre uub cinige Seleee>
ihiiee, iobdB tie iih rnglcih beiier
befpnfflcn fDnnen als oies bisher Der
Sau mar.
8dbrcno 5ablreife Sniursenten
iiber ibren Sies triumpbieren unb be-
gierig iinb. iid) pieber nit Den Sunz
bestruppen au meHen. boffen Die eone
iernatipen Hebellcnfibrer, baB Die
Sd1laf}t bon Suare5 oiey lcste in Der
8eihid,te Der Hebclion fem lpirb. Sie
Siibrer sluuben. bab lie ourh Die gins
nabme bon Suarc5 Der m~erifdniif]en
Heaieruna ibre StGrfc aeniisenh be-
tpieien ba6en. Sic iino iest bcreit.
Srieoensporifld9e o Der Hegieruns
enteeeenSnnebmen
Ste propiiorii6e Hcsierung bon
9ierifo bat lpdbreno Der lesten Gage
Iplde Sorti6ritte gemaft. baB ifon
IN ipenigcu Snsen Die Stnnten Gbiz
buabua unb Sonora sdn5lih inter
Der Gipilperwaltuns Der S%niurgenten
ltebeu iperoen.
lleberaa ipcrben rcgulGre @drnis
lpnen eingcri1tet, Gipilbeamte eins
geieet, Die Sabns unp Selearapbenz
dmter pcrben lpiebcr 9eoffnct uub aus
cere NuorSnunaeu gctrofien. iuelhc
pieber 9eorbncte 3uitdnbe hcrbeis
fiibreu Iollen.
CHIHUAHUA $4,000 Ginpobncr) lit
bon 1000 Hebcllcn umSingelt. Snrz
repn $4,000 ginnobner) lit bon 81
900 Suiurgenten bclagert. Serango
$4,000 G%iuipobner) unb Sacutccds
$4,000 ginipobncr) iinb um5inselt.
go Die Gage i'm Siipen. Sebr traus
rig fir Die Hcgicrung lieeen Die Der
bdltniNe III Agua Galtentes unS Ear>
raj. Sic gauge @eitfiiitc @erifo's
hefinbet lid i'm Iuiitano; Die Hesie@
ruuestruppcn iiub nabe5u ma6tlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Sur seeentpdrtisen Gage.

Snfel Gam hat 8lir Seit Die Sdnbe
boil. @dbreno cr ~einerleits Iein
Gieblinass S6ema uGecipro5itdt" NIT
Madame Gambia pflegt. itort ibn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16
Np. 2O77.

Die HeutrnIitdt uno 1tnnb>
9dn9iafeit Der Tbilippinen 9eudbrz
leilten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

dnbererieits Der QGrm bes fritiih ges
poroenen Sobens ieues merifaniideu
grueerpaures. &cin 8unber, baB Der
quite Snfel III cine poriiberscbenb
~nercDie Stimmuns seratben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

SIT Garis taste i'm nerflufenen
Wsonat Der siueite internationale
Gpngrei Der fatbuliihen Scsial=
gewesnns. - Der intcrnatiunalc
Character bes ~io5ialcn Hrublcnts
wurbe betpnt. - 8pn Der fatbps
iiidDen Stride fDmnne bic mabre
&efnrnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-16

Die Sniursenten baben mad benz
Sale non Smares bier ibre prpui=
ioriide Nesiermns prsanifirt. -
Gbenio baben ie TT ben staaten
G~bibnabna mnb Soapra Chill
R~esiernnsen eimseiett. Die
Stimutuns m Der stabt Wesifu.
- Sias.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23

\ barber. ladies' maid and stcnog-
raphcr are in attendance. The train
also has bathing facilities. market re-
ports and daily news by wire. a Ii
brary. magazines and other travel ac-
cessories, and is lighted by electricity.
The dining car and club car are
under the management of Fred Har-
vey.
And there is a connection for the
Grand Canyon of Arizona.
The train was evolved through the
demand of the many travellers who
are in a hurry. want all the comforts
plus the luxuries. bit Of exclusive
ness. and are willing To pay for it.
The Santa Re says it is the last word
in transportation, and il truly IS a
train Of quality. 1t is called the eN-
ira fast-extra finc-eNtra fare train.
and it costs about So more than on
other trains from Chicago to Los
Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
WICWAM.

This popular thcater has complete
change of program for tonight which
VIII be complete with up-to-date pop
ular sorgs by Miss Ethel Hall, who
always pleases the patrons Of this
house.
First song-"I Love You Dear"
Illustrated song-"The Old Town
Is Looking Mighty Good"
The photo plays will he as follows;
The Cheyennc's Bride. \ great
Indian story Of thrilling scenes.
The Jealous Wife" An unusual
domestic mixup full Of startling fea-
lures.
Grand Chartreus and Esra the
Fortune Teller" 4 trick comedy.
The Totem Mark" y tale of the
picturesque Mississancas race. This
is a great picture that thrills and
throbs with exciting events.
''Broncho Bilrs Last Spree" \ great
western comedy. Big story. big thrills,
big heart interest, big delight.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
TRAIN SERVICE OF
A PALAT|AL SORT
Santa Fe Train De Luxe vii! Begin
Running December IL.

Beginning December Il, 1911, the
Santa Re will put on the first extra
fare train ever run from Chicago 20
Colifornia-the Santa Fe de Luxe"
1t is operated once a week, during
the winter and early spring. between
Chicago and Los Angeles, via Kansas
City and Albuquerque.
WestbOund. it leaves Chicago at
p. IN. every Tuesday. leaves Kansas
City at "A. IN. every Wednesday and
arrives Los Angeles at . a. m. every
Friday.
EastboUnd, it leaves Los Angeles at
D. m. every Tuesday. and arrives
at Chicago at 11:10 a. m. every Fri
day.
Only siXty-three hours between
Chicago and Los Angeles. a saving
of five and one-half hours westbound
and eight hours eastbound, as COM
pared with next fastest train by any
line
Exclusively first-class, and carries
d limited number Of passengers.
This train marks a notable advance
in transcontinental service. An extra
fare is charged
The Santa Fe de Luxe" is equipped
with compartment Pullmans. all
drawing room Pullmans. an ObserVa-
ton Pullman. club ear and dining
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
FOR THE A. c. SHELTER

Plans for the c. K \. smelter are
completed but no definite arrangement
for the building of the smalter here
have been decided upon by the III
rectOrs is the statement of President
Charles Briggs. who passed through
the city yesterday with Captain James
HoatsOn, q director en- route To War
rem. says the Douglas Dispatch. tn
company plans are satisfactory. il i
understood but the construction Will BE-
taken up and decided at a gathering
Of the directors to be held later. He
could not say whether action would
be taken before he departed for MS
home or not
Mr.. Briggs stated that he will n
main in this section for several days.
captain Hoatson will be in AriZOnI
during the greater part of the wint,".
Both will visit Douglas and the new
snelter site within the next few days.
Mr. Briggs is decidedly optimistic iu
his view of the copper situation. The
metal price shows slight advance whit,
stocks are holding steady and showing
better tone. He does not anticipate
any increase in production by the Old
companies but thinks that the policy
of some just beginning will be To push
development and mining operation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
THEY INJURE CHILDREN
Cathartics and Pills and Harsh
Physics May Cause Distressing
Complaints.

You cannot bc ovcr-carcfuI in the
selection OF medicine for children.
only the very gcntlcst bowel medi-
cine should ever be given. Ordinary
pills. cathartics. and purgativcs are
too apt To- do more harm than good.
They sometimes cause gripping. nau-
sea. and distressing after-eflects. and
may actually iniure the health, thus
establishing lifc-lasting annoyance
We personally recommend and guar
antec Rcxal Ordcrlics as a safe ana
dependable remedy for constipation
and associate bowel disorders. We
have such faith in the virtues of this
remedy that We sell it on our guar
antee Of money back in every in
stance where it fails to give entire
satisfaction. ard we urge all in need
of such medicine To- try it at our
risk
ReNall OrdcTlies are eaten just like
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action. may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea. nausea, gripping, excessive
Iooseness. or other undesirable effects.
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they came in contact, apparently act
ing as a regu'ative tonic upon the re-
Taxed muscular coat Of the bowel,
thus overcoming weakness, and aiding
10 restore the bowels to more vigor-
Gus and healthy activity.
ReXall Orderlies not only relieve
constipation. but help to remove the
cause Of this ailment. They also fire.
quently overcome the necessity Of
constantly taking laXatives to keep
the bowels in normal condition.
There is really. in our opinion, n
similar medicine 50 good as ReXall
Orderlies for the purpose to which it
is directed. especially for children,
aged and delicate persons They are
prepared in tablet for and i'm two
sizes Of packages; II tablets. 10c., Sc
tablets. 25c.. and 50 tablets. soc. Re
member. you can obtain ReXall Rem
edies in this community only at our
store-The ReXall Store. The owl
Drug Co, Andrew II. Miller. Mgr,
First and Adams St and Laird x
Dimes, Tempe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS
THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN"

Among tEe forthcoming attractions
to play here. one Of the most i'm
portant is The Travelling Salesman.
a comedy from the pen Of James
Forbes. author Of The Chorus Lady.
The Travelling salesman is undoubt-
edlv one of the current successes.
Replete with screamingly funny lines
and situations, Mr.. Forbes. latest
comedy should attract a large audi
ence. The Travelling Salesman" comes
to the Elks' theater tomorrow. No
vember % Don Macmillan will be
seen in the role OF Bob Blake, tn,
travelling salesman.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
THE CHORUS LADY,"

Vaudeville sketches depicting scenes
behind the stage have universally met
with success when presented upon the
American stage The theater- going
public as a rule have an intense
longing and peculiar desire to see the
inside workings and doings behind the
scenes. James Forbes. the author OF
The Travelling Salesman and The
Commuters" realize the value of
play of this character when he wrote
The Chorus Lady and its ability
to please all classes of theater-goers
in ever section of the country has
proven that it contains fascinating
attractiVeneSS Possessed by few %
the modern PLAYS. In fact. il is the
most realistic and the most character
list American play written in years.
II is most interesting story told
i'm a gripping manner. and with the
abundance of comedy. which each act
cor tains it forms one of the most
pleasing performances imaginable. The
plot of the play involves the fortunes
of two daughters of a lowly New
England family one of the daughters
is playing with d theatrical company
in New York, the other self-willed
creature. without any experience in
orldly affairs. seeing the success her
sister has made. wants to go on the
stage also. Unable to pursuade her
sister to give up the idea, the chorus
lady c.nall, takes her 20 New York
and secures a nosition for her at the
theater ard from this point the story
Of the play commences. The great
dressing room scene in the second act,
has been proclaimed as one of the
most realistic stage scenes ever pre-
scented, it is true To life and depicts
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
AND THOMAS WASN'T
MARRIED AFTER ALL

Frank Thomas, clerk of the city
courts and the justice courts, also
court Interpreter. has returned from
a vaca ton trip Of several. weeks. dur
ing which he swung a circle ercom-
passing Phoenix. Globe, Tucson and
other Arizona towns. Mr.. Thomas
was alone on the trip. or rather he
was not accompanied by his wife, a.
he is not married, says the Bisbee
Review.
On his trip through Arizona Mr..
Thomas had an experience that sell
dom falls to the lot of the single
man. If he had owned a wife, it
would have been the ordinary, bro
midic experience OF every man that
ever married and for ever after put
the cat out at night But he did
not have wife and he had not mar
RED. At every place he stopped he
was congratulated and queried con-
corning the wife. The way the story
got out was such that it was giver
full credence all over the territory
where the clerk is known. Bisbee
mother-b!ess the mOthers-heard that
the clerk had married. and gave the
name of the bride She wrote to the
state normal schools. and the daugh-
ter al the normal school told her
friends Her friends wrote their
friends back home, and thus the story
scattered the length and breadth Of
Arizona.
Arriving in the town where this
normal school is located. the presi-
dent, one of the states leading edu-
Gators, warmly congratulated the
young benedict. only he wasn't a
benedict. Denials were discounted
and ascribed to bashfulness. II was
the same at Phoenix and at Tucson
and Globe His father. judge 1T
Globe. took the erring son aside and
asked that he make a full confession,
under penalty of being disinherited.
News of weddings travels swiftly
in the charivari world II was tip
ped off to Bisbee youngsters that
Thomas and his bride would return
to Bisbee last Thursday morning. and
when the train arrived that morning
there were perhaps fifty young ban
otis there to welcome the couple into
their midst. at SO much per welcome
The clerk did not arrive on that day,
however. and was saved the en-
barrassment of an explanation, which,
as likely as not. would not have eX-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
APPEAL TO POLICE
BY ORANGE PACKERS
Want Protection From School Boys
Who Are Not Only a Nuisance,
But Destroy Property

II. y. SevringhaUs. the vice presi-
dent of the Arizona Orange associa-
ton. which is located between Fifth
and Sixth avenue, on Jackson street,
brought a small boy into the police
station yesterday afternoon for steal
ing oranges This boy. Mr.. Severing-
haus says. is not the only one. There
are other boys-lots of them-who
have been stealing oranges at the
packing house. until the thing has
become an unbearablc nuisance. The
trouble occurs about O'Clock every
afternoon. about the time that school
lets out
Mr.. SevrinGhaus has appealed to
the teachers and to the fathers. and
as "a last resort came to the police for
aid He did not have the boy arrest
ed. As soon as school is out the boys
charge upon the orange wagons, pile
i'm and throw them To their COM
rades on the ground as fast as their
arms can work When il was sug-
gested that the driver turn around
and paste" the kids with an orange,
the suggestion was met with a laugh.
That's the trouble" was explained.
That's what the kids want. There's
not a Kid in the school who wouldn't
be glad to he pasted with an orange
if he got the orange afterward.'
Try Republican Want Ads for re-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23

the scene behind the stage when a
roomful of girls are preparing their
make-ups There is plenty OF stage
talk" in the play. plenty of comedy,
end plenty Of tragedy. The author
has woven story Of impeiling inter
est and many strong situations de-
Vclop. The Chorus Lady will APP
rear at the Elks' theater for two per
formauces only. next Saturday ana
Sunday evenings. and promises to be
one of the best attractions to be seen
here this season
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23
TO SAVE EXPENSE.
District Attorney Will Ask for Nee
essary Legislation.

Upon the admission Of Arizona into
the Union, the state will become a
federal district ana all United States
court matters Will naturally be con-
Quoted at Phoenix. Heretofore the
territory has been divided into five
districts and the United States court
has been held at Prescott. Phoenix,
Tucson. Tombstone and Globe.
United States Attorney Morrison,
who has looked up the matter and
who is cognizant of the vast expense
it will place upon both the county
and government if all cases must he
tried at Phoenix, has written the at
torney general. asking that he sug-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-23

planned to the heartlcss young ban
Gifts. Thomas is not married Be
il a blessing or otherwise. he is
single. Poor fellow Lucky dog.
The reader may cross out either one
OF the expressions and mail 10 Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.