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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

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bon gRbeiierHsH Not a nlb Epeci0i gaiiiiiss
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aut etne guififbenhe ani ais eine @araafi,
huflr, bob, trgnn Hnaehot uugcHemuIeE
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olIfriebsrlieleucer gg Ibrune niio E4erfiei.
lung bee 3oufraf.s srf.rsrffnfirf
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ceruerfrn.
Ren ri. Ssp,smbe isii.
IN EItHs
22.2e amiireueer Qiers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
EfaabIeiber.

Shpitriaisii, ben BON alien G.iisn
Dtrlansten Dtrfob,Rnntn elbihlnb su
ftnbsn.@ ~gnnS msin s}aa4 sripiosr.e
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1.rpieu srl. reht In Der Rlsmne unb
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Der Uerlsgenbei. ns qnbsrsn unb Be-
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lerlesien SIditer su benz bon oIIen
Gtiitn gsniinfhssn reriohnsnD.n at-
fhlub. .llnn ipann IcsI s6r ND:rl
tsraustommsn. p.rr aOilsssa@ IN
1ttbif, ih boFie ts lrtHisfttns.- .llnbs
Dtf 1ittla1 .Ins Dtlbbnh ii6er bic
Wlnrofio.g glngtisgsnbfiten.- steht srs
tnHntf frpieu lein Oeaenuttr: 6srrn
y 6sIpeD. Wiiglieb hsr ahnbsult fiir
Dis poltiif9eta unD mcr0lifGen MDif{ens
f9dftsn, ber5sit 11iniher bts au1ipdr.
siosa - oabi4 ltsfsnSsa). ni4l1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Ctlesiins gdauutmadsuae

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men In eer Eftiue Be- EtrecfoE ~ Eubise
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libr A2i.iags Gry Greii &c. ben q. Eftoher
1871. fit bic gieiTuno son 1900 aabtnaTos
eclicbeueT E!rluc unb 0uttfudtoA Gcreeus
tues flt ben gcbuan6 zee Ehaher. Hnb 4h,
sugelGBahStspar .ruupss1 fgayiemsntS. dhsAlies
f,rn aH bsr eoIeTGig ssi,c srgtioen Der etIgsa
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.idne Spgsi'daiicHet UHo ssssmliigre Hfrb
su sybGlteU in ber Cffict hes Saber nlenbentsn
ees Sheei nue Eeiuer 9 rgarimeri
9eees sluaeboi inub 90 bollcn 9anisr iseer
2GTirl chez 8uIlten. Node baliclbs frac4rn.
gub alien 8gfpHeH, BIC cdTaa tHeIeNirf Htsh.
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ftbati In Der Gimme bc' 5000 90 Zoflcrs ppft
eiucm trrtitisifien GtsG mi eine eRflfsefhs
s'aH' ale tint tSdranits tIiar bah sreRn h1s
gHaetci dHaeUomHleH ,. eth Srnirait stns
pcnrrprH ggsTpeu wIre.
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ben eGnH wiro 'elter bsf an esn 8iefsr re.
icuruiri uHs iolts itesr5gifl NBeetoi aHeencm.
men Reroen baru niyh oi&et Gbec na% sa.
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bfs aunirai.s sugaserfiold
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hrinaeH bas &c I'm riIEbs Mrb ote ben leueu
ncrlaupie MrtFi' an stntaa 81 fennen
9teisr 'iTse aetclieH a's aebsusisu sscrmnleTs
su eebraa6en. b. ieint InbsreH erfseaeEsenoms
men luerceH.
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rtfisn.
Su auftrnss bee qus-iors Of Bubble Gxrptrs.
Sen q. SspisMbty lgli
q "a Cline
s2,2s agIiiEsTibeg elerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Der 9fernpInn in 1nne,

Der @srppIan in Sinner
a frita. Sn griiffsI lit Elm bsipnoes
rer ausi6ub einssisBt porosn, I'm
ilber bic geniisdns bon GIusmaidinen
i'm aonsoitaat au b.raiben. unb man
eripartet bic einridtung ipenigftens
elmer ainie fhon fir bGs nGhf.e osabr.
3uoor iollsn 8erfuhe nit Der 9ur6.
queruns elmer Wiifte ouf einsr Str.de
bon etipa 1900 ailonetern semoht
tperben. 0abei finn 2anbungsitotionen
in 4bidnoen BON 40ORilometsrn pors
s.ieben. Die aud nit 4pparaten fir
brabloie Selegrupbis ausssitattet pers
ben follen. Die Neroplane foIen 70 ae1
baut fein, bab iie brei ydiiaai.re unb
eine DerbdltnibmdBis fart: aobuna
bon 2ebtnsmitteIn, Waisr, Merf3eus
gen uno berglsihen gu beforbern pers
mosen. Cine erftmolies BeipilIisuna
bon 10000 Rronen III Az nitfsm
3ne6 tereiss ssi9sbsg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Ir. 4arI Rittsnmapsr (QinO felt bic
0iterei6iiten StempsImartsn tnfolss
Der 5ran3oisntri.as 1877 bis 1877
uro WiIbeIm S.robmapsr (Shlob
RuppertstbuD StsmpeImartsn boa
gombaroeis 9snstisn aus. Gisis 2lbs
tbeiluHg entbdIt man6erIei Gurioia.
Da 1T gum gsiipisI Elm StsmpsISsi:
den poH 90r5 1906, bos cine iRtsrsfs
iants 9prgei6idte bat. R1h benz Gbs
3ug Der 5ran5oisn fiibrts Die oiterreis
htids proDiiOriihe Rsgtsruns in Sor3
pieoer oos StsmpsIasfdus Elm. bob
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Stsqs oes gGt.uts pom 8. S.tObsr
1902 bos aIte pom 80. Jnnuar 1888,
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ma6t uno maHgeIs Der notbigen Big;
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Biz feds Wofeu pieb.r aus bsm Der
tsbr.
On bic @rdser StsmpsI BON 1909
pisber tnipft ii6 foIgsubs GsIhihts:
QIs i'm Mui 1909 bic JranSpi.n gsssn
9ra3 anriitten, fpurbeR ale S;emps!s
mafhinen peggshratt. lin nbsr bic
StempsIung fortieSen 3u tounen.
orudte man BEN papisr bas itnarj
getuihts Siessl bes SiempsInmiss ouf
uno iests JournaIariitsl unb Werib
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Qeusebouer) nit rotber 5ints banbs
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lung nor pom Wiai bis gum Ssp.sns
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IT,, ! Il. in je ] big 5 Stiifen.
wdbrsnb Der gusitsauns unb spar
am 13. b. W. finpet i'm ,Gorotbsum"
bic erite 4uttion elmer berporragsno
it0nsn unb politdnoissn Sps3ials
iammluns pon europa iiott. Die
Sammlung, aus ben gsitGnpen Der
SammIungen bss 2lIritafpri6srs
Dibmann unb bss 5srrn WiIklm
anopp 5uiamm.ngsltelIi. bat sinsn
aataIogperib pon 100000 aronea.
Der 4usrufsprsis betrdst 10000
aronsn. Die Sammluns pirb sans
oosr ip eiuaslnsn 9heileu (iis nirb IN
5irta $500 Cots serl.s) periteiesrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Der psrf6lbnsnbs ab.

Der psrfoshnenbs ab.
fniub. Die otit.fhs .puriItrl Sci
lung srSdblt foIgrnDts usiis aitIslIs
9eitihtttn: Muf Der G7i:nbubni abri
pom gsoris non Wtrfrilies befdnb Iih
bisfsr Eoae bsr TrnmGiitsr pcul Sxrs
nitu. Witgiieb Der ambemie s5rdus
caris, einsm gitihfuLls Die Noisttt tras
senben 6ltereH 9srrn scssniber. Gsrs
pieu iDubie gnns ssEau, DAB isin Die.
A.pis MitgIieD beg Snitituts BON
syrartrei6 mar. ubsr Der Namt, Dtr
Nanr. Wdn fprah BON Der fnDntn
Qiitzntur. Der Glssrs 6err bssuno<te
Dns ltbbufteitt Jnitrefs an benz pcn
6truism fir bic n6miie Gpiel5eit Des
1be1ter Grdncnis porbereitt!sn GGuus
fpitI ~G< Mastulin-. Sd, Bin beis
nobs fer1ie". fdsts ntr Iifttr. .<s
febltn am plnnufiripte pislisi4t MIR
nod f1nf Ssittn. ober bitfes 0abs
gilt ~ sisi y i4afisnt - 9abs eupfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Millipmem in Srieimarfen.

Worfen i'm Wertbt bon 15 Minipnen
arpnen. - Die tpertbpollfte Sammz
lung. - Nur fiinf sebrauchte Wars
fen. Cine Wiarte um 10000
arpnsn. - SntereHante Speaials
iammlunsen. = Die Stempelmdrz
fen BON 1886 biz beute. - Gin
drariiter Srrtbum. - Die erlte
Decentralization in Mien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

neh Gniaa.

HtD. . uts g.
i'm sitter bon so Sabren. ! Wspnut uuo II ld'
gen EaS Qeaenbeadngntb tinoei ttatt am
Sumitaa, ben 30 Seetcmber Tim $50 ubr Bor'
mittaps BON 1rduerbauie, Gc, 314 ga! StraBe,
Glmnooo 8lace, Gbio. aus. Heolleni+apo6mells
IN Der Ct slIouiiisakirdbe nm o nbr SorH!f'
taas. qeerniaura auf bcm Ct Sobus Srteo.
bcic gSreuuoe iino ctugeIaoen gitte. feiHe
&lumcn. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Stdrb am u2lttpph, ben 81. Septenlber 1911
nm :05 9tahnittaae, urIlCre aeItebte Uaiifer
Sd5mieeermuiter 95robHuiter uHb ureroBIiut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
Sa perfanfeaSduler.

Su perfcnfcn 4ditier.
Sams bon 3lmmsrn mt auen ben MODERN.
iffn Betbeiierungeu, billiq iperu fpforf .Oers
innif o23 Rteols gsoao. @a1suirogeH aIn
Elnpe. 25-30s
Sm ncrfanien geriH;enenes.
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400 Sbcdnipfe Zir 2e--is
81 rrrtaHfem: m,stssams mns gtanen.yIas,
ysaHN. anb 0pauters EthantditeH.
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a34 W;ain etratt. II
3m bermiethrn-31lier.
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Clifton
mdsoeH tiir GGasmeine SaueGrbeii. ie2S
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gsaitsH. better essn. 5eo. 8gGea6ic SiGis.
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WAensn fIir SensaGfDrSf. ftftEs 6oHsllie:
S.s6 eareee abe aOaIecte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29

Utausrtn.aat IL & q er ane Rurttxsdtsrs BET
"a. Gart5' Cons * Co., 200 CT 2rtie Ctr
2g-39
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MgeutsH tly Qimrsnnati.
Derman Hnffonal Eanf, fstsff Yf0tiDunI &1uf,
& nnn AalHut qfrahe 7gettsrn sSerman Rzt1 !:
4tI1e 9asleuel 4nuf; SepIey & &c., 1910 Anes
61naa ~ xssass - gslsssis ~
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tafiiee astetier. irei.
DE tpiusns ftne nac ausiparie gu asbeu.
aennsn sttpd $3.50 BRO Tdg psgetener. Usnn
n6rersre %, &olfetfnff 2s,29s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-29
gcrIanat--m6mlid.

Sunef, eiiier, iieiteer, IN Der Ripofbgis bot
u. 9. maieIier & E0br, 16. aH6 Race Ctr.
20
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aTIats iebss nit Sinmcrn, FURNACES nne
GIen ban ileneiifa eiiiri6tunaeil 1ii%s11i6
1agtun Ctr. 27--I'
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MbbiisIer

on asdsH: eItier echH uifb f;eiige eirbsEt @af'
snigaeen ia srser Ssr Gooiaeton. sta II
The copper era., 1911-09-22
WIGGS BRINGS DAMAGE SUIT
Justice of Peace at Duncan and COnsta-
 ble Are Made Defendants

Clarence Wiggs, who has been re- straiued from teaching the public school of Duncan by meansl of an in- junction issued out of the Justice of the Peace Court, this week filed a suit for damages, through his attorney L. Kearney, in the District Court and the case will be tried at the October term.
 The Duncan principal of public schools asks that he De awarded dam ages in the sum of s20OO.OO on account of the issuance of said injunction by the Duncan Justice Ofthe Peace which has prevented him from entering upon his duties as principal of the Duncan schools under a contract with the Board of Trustees of that district.
 The suit for damages is the out come of the charges preferred against Principal Wiggs, but which in the opinion of ! the Board of Trustees. insufficient testimony was brought forward to sustain
 The suit for damages and dissolu- tion of the injunction is brought against R. H. Sullivan, R. 5. Stewart, Constable and J. K Bullard, Justice of Peace E E. Wall. attorney-at- law of this city, is also named in the complaint and the court is asked to impose a fine upon him of 5000 and to bar him from further practice in the courts of thIs Territory.
 When the charges were preferred against Principal Wiggs at Duncan three weeks ago by patrons of the schools Attorney Wall was retained by the petitioners. The attorney ap- peared before Judge Lewis at Globe and asked for an injunction to prevent Wiggs from opening school on Sept. 4th. Judge Lewis heard the motion but denied the injunction. According to the allegations in the complaint filed this week. Wall than appeared before the Justice of the Peace at Duncan, made application for an in- junction which the Duncan Justice promptly granted and the Constable served the papers upon Wi9gs. Mir. Justice of the Peace issued the injunc- tiOn and the Constable served the papers. Wiggs now wants S200n. % damages and requests that the dis trict court impose fine of 5000 on Wall for malpractice.
The copper era., 1911-09-22
REPUBLICANS HOLD CAUCAS
enci Regarding County Ticket in Coming Election

A meeting ofre publjcans Of Clifton precinct was held at Pretty man. opera house on Thursday afternoon. The meeting was in the nature of conference regarding ticket to be placed in the field to be voted for by the republicans on primary day, Oct. 24th.
 On Saturday evening, Sept. 23, meeting will be held at Morenci az which time recommends ion will be made by the republican central com mittee to the republic voters of Greenlee county regarding primary nominations.
 Suggestion of likely candidates were made at the meeting on Thurs day evening. They included !. D. Patty for sheriff; C. P. Dunn and Joe Terrel of Clifton for supervisors and Jack Farrel of Morenci for super visor. R G. Franz,was proposed as candidate for the state senate. CA. Baker was endorsed for county school superintendent.
 II was the consensus of the meet ing held on Thursday evening that full county ticket would be put in the field.
The copper era., 1911-09-22
Chase Creek Copper Co.

$. s. Campbell, of Boston, general manager of the Chase Creek Copper Co.,, in which I. N. Stephens, of this city is heavily interested, was visi- tor in Clifton last week, coming over from Stafford where he is also inter- ested in mining and irrigation enter prises in that section. The tunnel on the Chase Creek property, which con- sists of forty claims, is now in 2000 feet and within the next three hun dred feet it is the expectation of Mir. Stephens to cut the big dyke which shows on the surface at a depth of twelve hundred feet. Work on the tunnel, with this end in view, has been going on fo. the past two years. sometimes with :. large force and sometimes with d small shift, as the finances of the company would per init. It is expected that the big dyke will be intersected sometime during 1913
The copper era., 1911-09-22
TRUSTEES WILL
 CALL MEETING
Crowded Conditions at Schools Will Necessitate Additional
 Buildings in the District
TEACHERS ARE ALL ASSIGNED
Attendance for the First Week in the
 Grammar Schools Was 745

NINETY TWO SCHOOL CHILL DREN CROWDED TOGETHER IN A SCHOO ROOM DESIGNED FOR FORTY.
 That was the condition which con- fronted the school teacher, the super teudent and the board of trustees of school district No. 3 this week.
 In another school room there are seventy eight school children enrolled and at the same time there are many school children in Clifton who have not yet started to school.
 Now. it is plain as the nose on your face that this crowded condition must be relieved ,temporially,i some man ner, in order that every child in the district may receive the benefits ot full term at school. After this lem porarily crowded condition has been relieved the parents should give their assistance and support to the trus- tees in the solution of the crowded condition in d permanent and lasting manner.
 To accomplish this we must have more school buildings substan- ftial. well lighted and convenient school buildings. The school super inteudent and the trustees say these buildings are necessity. In another year d high school building will be a necessity. With these recomme nda- tions by the trustees and school sup erinteudent it is up to the taxpayers of the Clifton district 90 deliver the goods.
 A mass meeting will be called shortly to consider this question to- gether with the trustees. There should De no eempOr.4ius @ith this school question. The Clifton schools must compare favorably with any other schools in Arizona and neees- sarv buildings, adapted for school purposes, will play part in the gen. eral efficiency of our schools
 The enrollment this week reached 745 pupils and more are coming in daily.
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New Cases Filed

Several new cases were filed in the District Court this week as follows:
 Mamie Roach vs Louis Roach, di- yorce, on the grounds of desertion.
 H. F. Young vs Carrie M. Young, divorce, on the grounds Of desertion
 A. C. Co. vs Francisco Villeascas, suit for possession.
 H. R. Sullivan vs Clarence Wiggs, appeal from Justice court at Duncan. Clarence Wiggs vs H R Sullivan ct al, damages.
 T.. E Rice vs Ethel P. Ri e,divorce, on the grounds of desertion.
 Higinio Ortega vs Dolores Ortega, divorce, on the gI ounds of assertion. A. c. Go. vs Greenlee coIstN, suit on grounds of erroneous Rnt-
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COTEY-S Y-SHANNON VERDICT FOR
 PLAINTIFF AWARDS S48, ,425

ise of becoming one of the mos famous legal contests not only in the county of Gila but the entire terri tory of Arizona as well. Already the case is wonder. The action was commenced to recover for the grad ing of the Shannon A rizona railroad and the main points in dispute were over the classification of the soil, rock, etc.
 During the recent trial over 9 witnesses. consisting of the most ex pert construction engineers, account ants and practical grading contract ors were examined ,2500 pages of type written testimony were taken and close to 1000 exhibits by both sides were marked for identification.
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Assignment of Teachers

The teachers Tor the school year Of 1911 have been assigned their places in the several sch ols and the second week Of the term opened Monday morn irs with an increased attendance over the first week. The comfortable ac- of the new pupils is still q perplexing problem. The assign ment of the teachers is as follows:
 HIGH SCHOOL Prof. Halverson, Principal. AI;.s M[. Golay GGoalszyuaugbS Assistants.
 HILL SCHOOL Frank Dykes, Principal. Miss Helen Fisher. and s grades. Miss Shirley, 7tb grade. Miss Elizabeth TrumpaSs. 5th grade. Miss Lura Agnew 3rd and 4th grade. Mrs. Samuel Spann 2nd grade. Mrs. George Carlton 1st grade.
 BENNIE SCHOOL Mrs. Wallace, and 3rd grades. Miss Etta Martin, 1st grade.
 CoLoUHOUN SCHOOL Miss Lucy Kirby. 4th grade. Mrs. Woodbury 3rd grade. Miss Mary Futile. Pad grade. Mrs. Gray, lst grade, Miss Mary Terrel, 1st grade. Miss Edith Greer, 1st grade.
 EGAN SCHOOL Miss Finch, 2nd and 3rd grades. Miss Priest. lst grade. There is an increase O; in the High School
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