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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-08


of the week was lawn Kensington
given by Miss Sara Huntsman Fri.
day afternoon. While the ladies' we're
busy with their needles Miss Hunts.
man read THE Philosophers Joke"
charming little story by Jerome X.
Jerome. Another pleasant feature of
the afternoon was unique guessing
game. Delicious refreshments we're
served. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. ]. c. Walters and Miss Dora
Wright. The invited guests were Mes
danes Frederick f. Clark, c. 7. Teet-
eel, ]. c. Walters, l.. w. Caffey, J.
A. Widtsoe, A. NJ. Fleming, Burton
Fleming, E. W. Robinson, S. o. Ste
vens, r. l.. Campbell, Luther NJ.
Howell. Lewis T. Cannon, H. G. Neb-
eker, G. A. Torgeson, Rhoda b. Cook,
Misses Isabel Brooks, Alice b. Clark,
Blanche Cooper, Dora Wright.
On Wednesday Mrs. Jessie Earl,
Mrs. Frank Earl. Miss Sylvia Need
nom entertained with picnic in hon
or of Mrs. Nellie Taylor. Mrs. l.. J..
Finley and Miss Pearl abbey, all Of
Salt Lake. Those included besides
Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Finley, Miss aBi
ley were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Reese, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Berterson, Mrs. A. J.,
Beverage of Salt Lake, Mrs. Samuel
Holt. Messrs Frank Earl. Jesse Earl.
Sylvan Needham.
=. J.
Mrs. J. c. Walters entertained in.
formally with two tables of bridge,
in honor of Mrs. Luther Foster and
Miss Beth Foster of New Mexico, and
Mrs. Burton Fleming of Iowa city
Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Nettie Goodwin entertained
her sewing club Wednesday afternoon
Miss Sara Huntsman entertained in
formally at breakfast Tuesday.
i. 4
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. j. h.
Shepard entertained Informally with
three tables of bridge in honor OF
Mrs. Foster, Miss Foster and Mrs.
Burton Fleming
Mrs. d. II. Thomas entertained infor.
mally at dinner Wednesday evening
The table was decorated with cut
flowers. Covers were laid for about
ten.
DIR. and Mrs. John A. Widtsoe enter.
tanned at dinner in honor of DR.. II
s. Curtis Saturday evening The table
had for a centerpiece a large vase OF
roses. Covers were laid for Prof and
Mrs. Hogensen. DIR. and Mrs George
Thomas, Misses Sara Huntsman
Blanche Cooper, Ellen Huntington
and Dr. e. d. Ball
The local members of the board OF
trustees and members of the faculty
of the Agricultural College entertain
ed with reception in honor of the
summer school students at the Won
ans building Saturday evening. Dan
cling. games and refreshments occu
pied the time.
4. 4.
Last Saturday Mr.. G. f. Thatcher
took a party in his machine to og
den and spent the day at the Her
mitage in Ogden canyon. Those in
oluded were: DR.. and Mrs. Harry Z
Emeis, Miss Beth Foster and Mr.,
G. Smith.
i. !.
Mr., Heber M. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Burton of Salt Lake, spen
Sunday and Monday here, making tn,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-08

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thatcher and
daughter Miss Patience Thatcher and
Miss Ida Mitchell, left last week end
for a weeks outing at Isis Springs,
Idaho making the trip in the Thatcher
machlne. Miss Alton Thatcher accom-
panied them as far as Rexburg where
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-08

Mr. Heber M. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Burton of Salt Lake, spent
Sunday and Monday here, making the
trip in the Burton machine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

The most prolific cause of inioh
erance illogical hatred and the pcrse-
cuiion Of so-caled berctcs Is ihe
idea that To any church has heen
committed the means OF any oNcius
i've salvation observes the Chrls-
tian Register tiloston). There arc
men and women, and happily there
have been such In all ages. who can
regard themselves as ministers ot
the most hixb God and executors oi
.his VIII. without cultiyatiug the
spirit of enmity 20 hose who are
described ais the enemies OF God. Bat
there are many more who can NOT
put aside the feeling tbnt AS repre-
scntatiyes OF the most high they arc
hound TO condemn hose whom ho
condemns and 90 hate those whom
be hates even 70 the uttcrm0st in
Fiction OF punishment
just IN proportion lo Tie deeree
qhat any class of men cone Go re
gard themselves as The horalds of au
exclusive salvation VIII be the temp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
First Aid to Injured.

Every boy wto goes swimming
should know how to trca, a drowpiue
person after being taken out 0 ihc
water Mothers should learn ibis 8nd
teach their children They could have
interesting lessons at home, in which
the supposed sic6 boy Is turned 0n
his back, with his tongue Kept oui o'
his mouth. and sis arms worked over
his mead with alternate turning oh
his face 60 press the water ont by
pressing on his back Mothers who
do not know how 20 give this "ifst
aid can easily learn it and then teach
the children There lis no time 90
learn aftor the accident happens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

Caii at tQur drusgist's or phone him
20 send you soc package OF DIGEST
TT upou the condition that he VIII re-
iand your money ii you are not satis-
Ted. He IS fully authorized 20 DO ihis.
lake two or three tablets after meals.
or when suffering and continue to
take them according t0 directions.
Get a package today or if you are
not willing 10 iry 1t ON your drug
gist's assurance 10 refund your money,
write The pieestit Co, Jackson. Miss.
Tor au order Tor package without
c5N AAasz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
A Fun aamental Truth.

A Fun amental Truth.
'lhe most important truth con-
cernipR man stil Is that he is a son
OF God, say tho Christian Common
wealth Qondon- IF the churches
could but see the bearings Of This
truth and work steadily at q socia,
evolution OF society that would be
worthy of it there IS no doubt that
The world would recognize them as
indispensable 20 true progress. The
failure of the church is the failure
to realize deeply It's own truth and
% lcad society in he path ot its ae
malizatiou We have got grand
heliels il only we lived iu their
power
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
A Generous Offer
If You Have Been Suffering From Any Stomach Trouble
Digestit VIII Give You Certain Relief

And you don't have 10 go through a
long course Of treatment either Take
two or three tablets afier meals or
when suffering. and sou viii find that
DiGEsTIT affords instant reiei 1.-The
seiirf lasts FERsiA ,SE.,STLY. ii the
tablets are taken according to direc-
tions. Ne positively and unqualified
b guarantee this upon the basis of
what il has already accomplished. We
AXE no chances when we make this
aim. and We want you 10 take none
en- yoa ty DioEsTIT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
hannlest eIrI h llncoIn.

A Lincoln. Neb.. girl writes. IL
had been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation and stomach
trouble I began taking Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets
and in three days 7 was able to be
up and got better right along. 7 am
the proudcst girl in Lincoln to find
such a good medicine For sale by
an dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
For lhe summer comnIsxIon.

Use plenty OF cold cream if exposed
20 the sun much during this hot
weather and especially at summer re-
sorts where temptcd to hngor ON the
hoach aftor bathing Put plenty o.
powder on over the cold cream, and
the chances are that sunburn anC
worst OF an areadiui treokes VIII De
averted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
% 20 FARMERs 80 MoNEY
Movement on Foot Co ASSIST Droutb
81 Sufiel ers at Tulsa, Okla.

Tulsa. Okla J0ly 15.-Thsf rsrr,.
ers IN Tulsa county who have iosf
their crops Dry the drou-h ana are ,,n.
able 10 purchase seed 20 make sfs-i
Tor new season may ncc DE- foroeH
To qnit the farm FOR lack of money
90 pat in crop ther els q move
ment among business men * MS
city % give them practical ala. Tha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

without aud within prompting TO a
better life We begin TO understand
these voices We hear the divine
presence breathing Ia our souls For
he who does the right comes to see
the good aud he who does the good
finds God and blessedness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

Vow that ankles are in fashion it
S @ good itea 20 take care OF taem.
III low shoes are worn an day the
ankles win not have the slender an
pearance that is so desirable. so when
you frst set up IN the morning i is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
pont Rny choroIates.

The gir iu The candy Store says
That she wishes patrons OF the iab-
lishment would not buy chocolate
candy this hot weather as ID is al
most impossible 10 handle t Bon-
bonst ON tho contrary are not so
much affected by the heat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

ITCHING, oozing, scaling salt Rheum
= is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, -
the great and unequaiied remedy ior
every. kind of SKIN DISEASE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

Every right act accomplished puts
us iu accord with thc syslcm or right
cousncss by whleh this world and bu-
maniy arc moved" asserts William
~ Guih In This system tho die
iatcs ol "a Wickcncd conscience per
ictly iit and ever moro are we
closely associated with spiritual
order iaHscr w0rthicr than our
selves This spiritual world he
comes real 90 us and our faith there
in mshakoh1le There are voices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

say you saw it advertised in The
Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

5rand new cash reulstsr. Retail
lof Sl25. win sell for $50. caH Ed
mend, Leader Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
NJ W9rth Rnmemberlna.

Worth Remembering.
How can man love bul what lie
yearns % help2 Robert Browning.
lt is not 10y resre.tiug what IS ir.
rcparabie that trno work is % be
done, but hy making the best OF
what we arc.-F ". Robertson.
he thot gedeth riches. aud not by
right, in the midst Of his days they
shall leave him. and at his end he
shall be l0oi-jeren,iah.
Faith is not an act. but an aui-
ude, not a last resource, but the
trst and abiding necessity. lt Is the
constant factor in lies spiritual reca
onings.-Percy C.. Ainsw0rth.
Try 20 De happy in this present
m0iucnl. and nul not of bcinE SO to
r time to come as though that time
should be OF another make from
this which has already come and
is sure. Thomas Fuller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
FaIth Worl.Ina Throunh Love.

FaTTN W0TINIn9 TNT0ugH Love.
Love IS but faith in its supreme
and perfect form tt is thc mpas-
stoned expression on the face OF
faiul" writes Or T. Z, Forsyth.
"Thore is hut one attitude OF cou-
lormiiy 60 be will of God and chat
IS 0itb p lai,h that being Itself am
actoi VIII and obedience. always
works outward into love.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15
HIGHER SPIRITUAL ORDER

BY Obedience 10 Dictates OF Con.
Science We Perceive Harmony,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

DON'T sso SIS TfgAesfls WITHOUT LOOKING BOTH Way
l@Cs IilE RHAK OF CAR WHEN AI1GfIrINC- DON'T
.AIsll -ANlIllNG IN TmM LEFr HAND OR ARA WI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-15

BOTH WAY s--DoN,r JUMP on OFF A MOVING CARBON
NG-poNI PtIF ARMS on HEAD OUT OF CAR WINDOWDON1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
Cincinnati. Mittuodb, bcn 80 Mugna 1911.

I6en fhner pertpunoete. Sein 9e>
fhGft ipurbe odnn ousgeplinbert.
Cine 8erit1rtunq BON 9enoarmsn fam
gsrabe nod rsht3ettig genug ar, um
5u perbinbern. bab Der gdder gelpn6t
ipuros. 3tpei Genbarmen purDsn in
bem arapaI ihlimm perIeBt.
aertf9 BON piratsn anges
griffen.
ct. petersbure, %. Quguit.
Gus aertfh an berCntiiite Der Sal6z
infef arim fpirb semeloet, oab Elm.
ftarte Sesrduberbunbe bort gslanpet
fsi unb oas Sort ansegriffsn babe,
Der Qnsriff nuroe aber Don ben Sol.
batsn a6esi6lasen. Jiinfss6n Der gi.
raten ipuroen sefaugen gsnOmmsu, biz
aaoersH snttamen aber IN 9oo!eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
Die Republi. Colombia riiftsi g.ssr
peru
limb fou inssebim eine Sffeuiirs uno
9sisniipsauians NIT Chile absss
fbloHtn bd6en.
aus BEN Deutf6enR.i6.

aus benz DeutfhenRsi6.
Berlin, 20. 4usuii. - Gbe cine
fpeiiere Wohe in's lano sebt, mag
bic entfheipuns bariibsr fallen, OBJ bic
Mlarotto Grnss cine frisolihe 2O<
iuna finoen ipa, ober niht. Der
frans0fifhe gotihaftsr Gambou III
DON paris 5uriidsetsbrt uno Der
Staotsistretdr b. aioerl,n Wdhisr,
Der befannilih lest. Node cine tlr3s
Grtclungsrsii. naf Der fron55fifhsn
Gmspeis aniroi, biirfte am WtittiDod
ober Ipdiefiens am DoHnerftae ipteoer
bier eintreffen. Die abssbro6entn
llnisrbanolungsn iperoen oonn neu
aufNnommsn fpsrhen uno oann mub
lid, boIo seiaen, oh bic aompeniatios
n.n, nsIds Jrantr.i4 isst offerirt,
fir 9sutfdlanb annsbm5ar ilno, ostr
niht.
Rad elmer tursen gsriobe Der 6offs
nnns auf ein.n sunerii6tlih.H Nus
sleih lit bic aufreguns infolge Der
Standardization gnslanos pisosr gro
ger bsnn ie unb bic prsiIs ihldgl
nbermals einsn i.br peHimiitiiten
son on. Die erOb.s geunruhisunq
perurlahi bic BON Gas palmds onl
ben GanariT6en Snisln fornmenos
Melbung, bab bort 500 fpaHiids
Solooten sinssif,iift rperbsn ioaen
nm ben iiiblidb Don aga6ir an Der ma
rottanifHen aiiite seltsenen 5afsnorI
CT. Groir Ia mineure 5u befsben
Wenn bieTe R1hritt iih beItatiet
iinb neue aomplisntionen unptrmeib'
lih unb bic Ghlihtuns oss Streites
mag cuf Dofen ober Wonate binuusl
geihoben iptroen.
Die grbiiitrnng iiber Gnplano II
uneeteusr unb bat burh bic Wslonns
BON Cos palmas nsue Nabrung erbal'
ten, beun man mrmnthst unb mob
nid,i nit linredlt - boB England bin
ter benz BON Spanien beabfihtigter
Ghahsua ftedt uno biefsn nsuen9rud
Der Ronpention pon gllseeiras Gniiifi
iti, I'm cine nsuiih fran5Oiifhs Der
itlubiguna sn ptrhinosrn uno Dtusih
lamb sum Asubsriien su irsiben.
Die meiiien 3siinnaen aeten be-
6offnnna ausbrud. baB Geiitrreid
gum Dslpeis isinsr giinonibtrele hi
abberufung nss britiIchsn gotltaF
ters Cir n. e. gartiprigbt Don Wisl
perlanqen ipirn, ba beiisn in Be
.Rensn sEreien prei1e" atasn 3suiih
Lamb sdhIeubsrte Ghmdbunssn tinel
qrcben 7beil Der Ehalb ooran tn
aeH. bah bic Gitaaiion DoH Qeuen
irttiin stsuorDen III.
Die 6ambnrser Rsbe bts
Rniftrs.
3u Der Rsbs. NIT bem 6intpeis al
Die Uerft1riune Der beutfhn Glott.
tDelh< aoiisr MiIbsIm BEL bsm Don
Gtnot Der StaDt 6amburs gu gbrs1
bes Wonarftn sestbensn Hdnsti! 4.
bdlten bat. liepeH nur erit ipenig
Qcmmeninre Dor. 1iels lnuttn aubsr
bem perihiebeu. Crsons Der aon
fsrpatipsn lsgsn bas nnupiatipifi a,
bic Gt<nt. lpeld)e ols cine Warnun
seeen GnsIanb auisufaifen fti. inner
unier He3usn0hme nuf bic BON be
Gomturgsrn befiirnorsetf Uermthrun
6er nlotis Der DtutiHlonb ssbiibrsnt
aDIa6 an Der Gonns perldnst lptrhI
Qiberaie 0l6tter bnoeetn beben be
UIiebsa1 J pA!u5 9sTpss snb msiue1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30
II aifenentIu a flung bon 6 l.
q " 81 =, q q Il :,

len 3 81 u ngeitellten.
G9icago, 20. 2luguit. I'm Gr'
iparniiIe gu MAIDEN, babeH Die GiIen'
oabnen Des aanbes 81, $40 Wann euts
IaFsn. baourt S94. 100000 pro Sabr
on 2ohnsn erIpureub. SDipeit buben
60 gro3snt idmutli6er gabnen bss
2dross ibre Qusgabsn gu srIeiaterr
periuht unb bic iibrigen perben ibrem
geiipiel bulo foIgen.
gs lpirb Don ben 8uhuen ourduf
tirgsipisien, oaB oi. Spii6enItaatLite
5dnpelstommiiiion linen niht erlau.
Zen tpoute, Die Sradtruten gu erbohen
uro boB lie oaher ss5rpuugen geDeler
fsien, Die llntoiten Su perriHsern. Die
msiiten gntlaFungeu fanoeH unter Der
S6uppens uno 9sIetis 4ugeiteatsr
i;att.
Inter ben Qng.itsntsn Der Surria
mans2inisu bsrriht erobs un5ufrie
0snhsit, tpslhe iih ben QngeIteIten an
oerer gQhnipfteme mitIbeilt. 8i'
| Stute Ser gbicago &c PortbpeIterr
9dbn bd6sn bereits ertIdrt, pom ndh
fen Morut an cine @ehaltser60hunt
perlcuoen su polsr. Die unionzQn
osite[ten Der SlliHois Central gahr
rpolen bic Qnselsgenheit cem uationa'
| Zen QrGfoeHten uno sen dnperen ge,
cmten ibrer llnionsu our S6Iihtunt
| lberlaIieu.
| -. 9. gdrt, gi3ssprdifosnt be-
/ SQinois Central gabu, oeutets an
Gieuitag 4bsnO an. baB Die gedr1tsT
| Der Balm nitt nit ben 8ertretern oeI
| gc6nihuppsns arbsiter, tuslhs iih iss
aus oem Siosn in gbicdgo befinoen
perhanbelu parosn. @srtrster be
| glrbeiter. unipnen peiieu barauT bin
/ rag SisIe GrtlGrung 10 piel beSeute
G.s oaB oie 9abn bic federation nih
anertenns, Oagegeu piasns lei, MI
BEN geamten Der Heun gubnungeitel
tsnsltnionen su unterhonbeln. 90
talo Die aegteren bier eingstroffsn Ieil
rsroen, piro um cine Sonferen3 mi
esn gsamtsn Der guhn sriu6t uerber
9roteit gsgeu bic 9urpli
rung bes GapttaHs
Ban Q 6uit.
Rem gort. 90. Quguit. - 9i
garoIiruns bes Gapitdns Mm. 9al
Shait, ourd oefen oerbre6eriit
RahlGiIigteit Die grdBIihe sSIOcum"
aataftrppbs psruriatt pucos, finos
| pffeubar niht bic gilligung Der 0ffnet
liten Mleinung. SsioHbers Die Wtit
elieoer osr Organization Der $50
cum" 6inisrbIisbenen, pelte birei
BON Der aataftrophs betroifen fpurosr
ertIdren oieisn 2ttt Der gnaoe al
ourhaus unsersttTsrtiet, ais Elm
ihpers ungsre6tisteit oensn eegeH
; ibsr. Die burt, bic itrdfIi6s PFli6i
pernohIdiIieuug bss perurtheiltsn Ra
pitGns ihner betroffeu puroen.
Ia Elm grptsit an Der 5botiat
Der garoliruns Ban Shaits niht
msbr dnosrn tam. puroe in etne
! geridmmlung. tpsl6e Der 9oritan
uno bic SruItses Der .Slocum sSir
terbliebsnsn untsr 9oriis bon qrGii
! bent Gbds. Dsrid in Der S6iisenbal
: abbieIten. often 3usegeben. Sic /
auI @runo zines i'm lesteu Sabre el
. laiIsnen geIeBsS srfoIgt. monaa si
BON ben 9unoesserihten perurtbeiltt
: 9sr6rster nah gerbiiBung eiHs
Erittels ieinsr Straf. porolirt tperbe
lam, tpenn Is Der 8egnabisungs y,
horce ansemsHen srideint. Do
! purbe in Der s.itriesu geriammlur
|, smpbatifh ertIart. bab Die Dinner
/ ouns bieies Oeieses i'm Sale 30
I Ghaif's Der refine Sohn auf Die u
4 rehtisteit lei, beionoers ba gunoe!
T rihter 1bomas BEL i.insr 9erurthe
4 lung srfl6rt babe, oab aud cob hSti
aG.rcfmat IN sisitm Gale nits 5i'
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0Oetterberi6H

Sir 8 bio: Sd0neak kDstier am
Mittipoh, benz 5irihrese1F Jim fioors
llhen 1beil poransett. N 5onners7
tae ItDnes, fpdrmsr.s gMstsr. Voros
rislihe Bis 0filihe Wifos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Gin iungsr Jarmsr in asututp
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Muslano. .gelegrapb

Muslano. no.Selegrapb
Die Nalfr9anOlungea sDu6fn
5raakld6 uRo Deuud(anO
Meroen To ben mdmften
46gen In Berlin tuieber
auigenomitrn tueroeu.
0aHs Seutihlauo in bObem
MaRe
llsbfr bic Gusrtrsibtrei.n Gnelanb's
erbittert.
3lpei gneIdnber unb elm Dane als
Der Espionage psrodhtig perbaftst.
aber ip6isr ipieber BON Der 9sborbs in
aisl freigslo6en.
Tiegroitits s1tmoniirationsn ipsgtn bsl
hoben aebnsmittelppeiis
-
Tehnsn iih iiber ben sanssn storben
Jron.rsih's aus.
Die Republit Colombia riiitst g.ssr
peru
-<<~
limb foll inssebeim eine Sffeniirs uni
Gsfeniips sauian5 init Chile abgss
fhloiIen bo6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Gin rsidss iungss Wdb4su aIs gius
breGsrin.
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grihisbt isinsn sigsnsn Batter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

Wsitsrss iber ben Gturm i'm Saoen,
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reihenb iei, ,um cine angensifene Siibz
ne bes 8erbredens berbet3uflhren.
HrhTen pnnIIe,, MO ppnr1+er her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-30

T.bnsn fid iiber ben sanssn siorben
sran!rsidis aus.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
Plain Laws are Needed

When the average voter stops to consider the matter it is a mighty easy matter to convince him that he is governed by too much law, law that he knows noth. ing about yet law to which he is held accountable for at every step.
 Fewer laws--plain laws, laws which the people can understand is system and the only one that will bring relief to the general public, and the relief they most desire.
 Judges disagree, lawyers dis agree so how in the name of good ness do we the plain people know what the law is that governs us.
 We want to get back first to the principles of good horse sense when at least a majority of the people know what is what to start with.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

Among the new candidates for nomination on the republican state ticket heard from this week are ]. Fred Cleveland of Phoenix for secretary of state. He was pri- vate secretary to Governor Kibbey and is brilliant young fellow we'll known throughout the territory. Colonel w. s. Sturges of Tucson, has concluded to make the race for corporation commissioner, as has James Elder of Phoenix. Col. Sturges is an old war horse of the republican party and an excep- tionally strong man for the place. James Elder is competant for the place and is well known south.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

There seems to be general sentiment over the territory favor able to long term bonds for a ter ritorial road fund that will insure a big territorial highway for this generation of people as well as for coming generations. The coming generations should be able to take care of their end of it and let the pioneer road builders have some use of it also.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

German alienists claim that be- cause of our penchant for ragtime or syncopated music we are be- coming addlepated. All of which none of us believe.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

Everybody register. Nobody knows which way the wind blows. It is well to get your name on the great register, it is the only safe plan. You may be able to vote and again you mightn't, but you'll be there anyhow.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

Gradually the people are coming alive to the fact that they are being nudged by the festive politician, though the one year term of office in prospect does not seem to ap- peal very strongly to even. the politician.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

The boost" edition of the Tue son Citizen was an effort in the way of newspaper enterprise that would be a credit to any metripol- itan city in the country. It will bring results.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

The big railroad shopmen's strike is now on. Over 10000 men are out. With careful hand ling, peaceful means of persuasion the men will undoubtedly win the fight,
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

The agricultural department says that S62o, ,ooo, ,ooo worth of eggs were produced in the United States last year. The old hen surely has a right to cackle proudly.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

I hereby announce myself as candidate for the democratic nomation fof supervisor subject to the decision of the primaries, and fl nominated. would ask the support Of my friends at the election December l2 next
 J.J. (Sandy) DoNAHUE.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
FoR COUNTY REcoRpER

hereby announce myself as . candidate for County Recorder subject to the decision Of the democratic primaries October 9th, 1911, and would respectfully ask for the support of my friends. ED. GII.LIE,
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

Now then remember October "A, after which date the big cuss and discuss can legitimately com mence. Each one knowing whom to slam out.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13

Lame back is one of the most common forms of muscular rheu- matism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. For sale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1911-10-13
FOR GOVERNOR

hereby announce myself as Republican can. didhte for governor, subject to the decision of the people at the primaries to be held October 2i, fyli, and earnestly solicit the support of my friends. GEORGE U. YOUNG.