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Evening journal., 1912-03-14
$50 FOR THESE VIOLATIONS.

Elsie Miller, of No 227 Orange
street entered pleas Of guilty in City
Court today 10 the charge Of keeping
a house of i'll fame and selling in
toXicating liquors without state IL
cense. Judge Joslyn imposed a fine of
$50 and costs on tho former, and $50
and costs on the latter charge.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TO REPEAT GYM STUNTS.

Although the floods descended on
Tuesday night, the junior girls. the
Friday Gymnasium Glass of the West
End Reading Room, gave an excellent
exhibition TO more than fifty guests.
In answer to many requests from
those whom the weather kept at
home, the exhibit will be repeated on
Friday evening, March %, in the West
End Gymnasium
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
70 HURT WHEN
TRAIN PLUNCES

BY The United Press.
WATERLOO. Ia, March 14.-Twenty
people were injured, several seriously
when Chicago Great Western passen-
ger train No. 1, southbound from Chi
cago and ST. Paul was derailed by
broken rail and went into the ditch
between Fairbanks and Dunkerton
early today. Nearly all Of the injured
were residents Of DesMoines and 81.
Paul
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
ASK COMMISSION
TO CONDEMN STREE :

Deputy City Solicitor John T.. Lynn.
IN the Court of General Sessions this
morning presented a petition asking
for the appointment of commission
70 condemn Ruth street for the pur-
pose of vacating the street
Ruth street runs about two squares
and through two sections OF land in
the western section Of the city which
are needed for park PURPOSES 10
have no division in the park land the
Park Commission asked the Street
and Sewer Directors to apply to the
court for the commission.
The commission will be named to-
morrow
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
EIGHTH MARn AcrIYE.

There fas meeting Of the first
district committee Of the Eighth ward
Republican Club last night, when ar
rangements were made for a meeting
70 be held on next Thursday evening
70 elect q ward committee and make
arrangements for eleciing delegates
and alternates TO the state Conven.
tion.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
SUSPECT CHICkEN LOOTING

Residents Of West Twenty-ninth
street had visions Of 4 wholesale raid
on a chicken coop when they wers
aroused before daybreak this morn.
ing, by a loud. squawking OF fowls.
Those who ventured TO the windows.
saw man walking IN the street
carrying what appeared to be bag.
No robberies, IN which chickens figured
We're reported TO the police. however.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TREE ArFEcTs NAYIGArInN.

During The heavy freshet IN the
Brandywine yesterday troe about
ten feet long became wedged in
Eleventh street bridge Tho end or
the tree protrudes far enough TO in
tertere With navigation The bridge
committee Of the Lovy Court will have
the obstruction removed.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
ONE NEM FEYER cAsr-

Ono case Of typhoid fever was ro-
ported q the Board Of Health Office
today This is the first case reported
since lass Friday and makes thirty
one eases reported since February l2.
Conditions at Coatesyille are greatly
improved.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

II o'clock-Most or the strength
during the first hour was centered in
the industrials.
Government bonds unchanged:
other bonds steady
r. ?. Lackey Company says: "We
incline to the opinion that recession
would be natural and would only buy
stocks on such set backs
9. !. Hudson. Of G. /. Hudson and
Company, advises their traders and
investors as follows
II think the handwriting is on the
wall as to better conditions ahead.
It will be slow until June. and after
that faster, My advice is to buy now
on every small reaction. all good
stocks, taking one-half Of what Won
want, and later on, increasing hold
ings. Buy on bad news and hold with
patience. Before the year is out be-
lieve holders will receive good
profits
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
NEw AXLE r0R ENcINF.

The chemical apparatus Of tile Wa
ter Witch Fire Company has been
placed in service following the ar
rival Of a new axle The front axle
broke while the apparatus was go-
ing to the DUPONT keg mill fire Henry
Clay, last SATURDAY. night week.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
sMOkE on APP0MATTOX nav.

The Knights Of Golden Eagle will
hold an Appomattox Day smoker on
Tuesday evening. April 9, in the
rooms Of Crusaders Castle. odd Eel
lows Han, Highlands. There will
be a literary entertainment and
speechmaking, followed by COLA
tion.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
MUD H0LDS ATTo

Woodlawn avenue. at this time. il ia
condition UNIT for vehicular travel.
Last night an automobile became
fastened in the mud at aixteonth
street and il was with difficulty that
the machine was extricated. The car
leaned 70 such an angle that there was
danger Of il falling over.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
VISITING KNIGHT HERE.

S. J. Sherlock, Of Washington, an
official Of the nights Of Columbus, was
a visitor in Wilmington yesterday. He
spent last night as the guest Of VIII
liam j. Horrigan, a member of the
local council.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
FERRlRI CASE c0NTTyIFD.

Horace Dunlap, charged with druna-
enness, was fined 81 and costs by De-
putty Judge JoslYn in City Court TO-
day Tho case of Bruno FerrarI. charg-
ed with contempt Of court was con-
tinued until tomorrow Bruno was
admitted to BAH yesterday.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
ATTRACTING MUCH ATTENTION

Many LaNallieres with choice va
riety Of semi-precious and precious
stones set in exquisite designs that
Will excite the envy Of the matrops
as well as the young girls are to be
seen in Rudolph's windows this week.@
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TO COTRT FOR rRIAL-

: Wilson Jones, Of Second aud Madi-
son streets, was arraigned before
Magistrate Lewis yesterday afternoon
ON charge Of violating the age of
consent law. and was held in $1,000
bail for General Sessions Court. Bail
was furnished
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
y
FIREMEN DEAD
in FIRE RUINS
BY The United Press.

by The United Press
HAMILTON, O., March 1.-Two
hremen We're killed and IT Is believ-
ed four persons are buried in the
ruins of the Butler County Court
House which was destroyed by fire.
at noon today Firemen John Hunker
and William Moehux were killed OUT
right by the falling Of a 125-feot
tower IN which the FIRE started.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
CITY TENPERtTTRFS.

The weather bureau shows the fol-
lowing readings of the thermometer.
Yesterday, p. M, 46 degrees; mini
mum during the night, Bis, and 8
0 o,clock this morning. Is.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
STEAMSHIP CLEARS.

After undergoing repairs III the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
tlon the steamship Cuheo left for
Philadelphia last evening. The vessel
was towed by the tugs Active and
Corsican.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
sNTBACk FOR METAL SCHEDULE

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. March IA BY
vote of TO 6 the Senate Finance
Committee decided today to report
adversely the Democratic bill rcvis-
ing the metals schedule.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
LODGE no MEET EARLY.

Because Of a press Of business
Eden Lodge, !. o. 0 +. viii meet to-
night az z o'clock instead Of 7.30
O'Clock
lnitiatory degree work will be con
terred on a class Of candidates.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
NEGENDANk SAFE TODAY.

William n Lauk, auctionecr, this
afternoon sold the personal property
Of g. II. Negendank at the latter's
farm on the Kennett Pike near the
econd toll gate
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
HIRAM YERGER. II \. an M.

Hand Bags Pocketbooks. Suit Cases
and Trunks Repaired at Hiram Yer
gers Harness g. Trunk Works. Prices
correct. II e. Third ST.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TO CONSIDER
COLLEGE CHARTER

The State Board of Education will
hold a public meeting IN the audi
torium of the Wilmington High School
commencing at II O'Clock tomorrow.
The object OF the meeting viii be to
draft a new charter Tor Delaware Col
lege The State Board will report
the charter at the next session of the
State Legislature. Il was learned
that there WAS diversity of opinion
concerning the draft and the meeting
tomorrow will be to secure express
sions Of opinion from those inter-
ested. Henry Ridgely, Of Dover. will
preside over The meeting
Evening journal., 1912-03-14

The Wants point to economies II
many ways-they are quick ia action
and cost but a trife-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14

The Wants are a part Of the every
day life Of the people they are the
medium Of supply and demand they
are brimful. of information that is
sought by most businesses and house
holds ADV.
Evening journal., 1912-03-14

= TRAYED-BLACK AND WHITE
female Beagle, name Fannie. Re-
turn TO 207 West 10th St.. or pnone
344S-D. m14-2t
Evening journal., 1912-03-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

N OTICEl-AFTEr THIS DATE I
will not pay any bills except those
contracted by myself Ralph Ray
mond. m14-2t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
10. aapitcl.
Gine Madlt i'm perrufenen sdloKe.

Heun llbr idlng's, oils EoQp am
folgenoen Worgen erpa6te. 8e.
nobnlid mefte Hoianna lie III.
barmber5ig INN iehs ltbr. beute aber
lieB tie Die ShlGferin ilngeltort ril-
ben, oas arme aino lit crit INN balb
jrpolf beimgefommen: orei engliihe
Weilen in elmer ihonen Mononadt
un0 IN gegleitlng zines biibif)en
aapaliers iinb audi Elm weiter @eg.
Son Dem aapulier mllBte Hoianna
ireilid nidts, ebeniomenig bon ben
langen Stunoen, mdbreno meld)er
Eolp ii6 i'm Bette umbermarf ulo
nid)t iblafen fonntc. Shlaien!
Tor ibren augen gliibten nod Die
bunten 2ampen, IN ibrem Sbre
tonte Die rauihe,noe Wuiif mieber
nno Half Sanes unb @uioo garls.
courts @eitalten idwammen i'm gol-
oenen Nebel. 0es MGohens Sers
mar poll foitliher ltnrube. Wor.
gen ioll CT fommelt, Der 8ebanfe
mar monnig; mar oos Siebe? glrme
fleine Eolp!
Gnolid). cnolif) ienfte Der Sd)llim.
mer lid, bod aui ibre Sioer, unb oils
iie nliioe uno tribe ~crpad)te, iiiblte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

ernleer glid, oitf Incident lautlos
Die Siiherboote bubinglitten.
30, Dob id) bos malcn fonnte,"
rief Der aiinitler begeiItert, mid
itnlterblid, MAIDEN nit bieiem @erf,
mo mcilelt 2orbeer 5l Sbren
SiiBen legen, Goap!"
IS luar bas critic Mal, Bob er lie
vEollp" Mantle, ltno bate Golanna
Jest Ocs Wdodcns @aneen geieben,
10 Oiirfte lie bieielben nid)t nlebr SIT
hleid gefunoen Iubell. &alf IelbIt
aber rattle lid suiommen; linn
mars, oils periGnfc er i'm sSli,giano
itniaabarer @efabr. llnD 10 iprad)
er Don tailienocrlei gleihgiltigen
Gingen, oie fir Toap ober bod Den
&ei5 Der Nelbeit batten.
Gem iu1gen rnerfabrenen Wdo,
d)cn lduinOelte es; Dor ibrem geiiti-
gen Iitae gailfelte bie Grifeinutg
zines grout5u9es; lie lab iid) in
peibem 8emanoc, geld)miift nit
Srangenbliitben nno einem S6leier,
Der gleid elmer @nlfe lie nmgab,
lab lid III Der georalt9t Dolen
81 Spedbapen, uno bann in
einem roiigen .Saieiil, IN meldent
@aid)tage rno Sausarbeiten MIR
tribe Grinnerung Der Serganaens
belt biloeten.
Sic betraten sic Soble. Ser
&iinitlcr ifi55irte Die Scene, unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

Yoap Maion iang, oamit err oas
edo Der Selien bore. sic bate cine
itarfe, iiiBe Stimme, nno Hali
Sane permunberte ii6 INNER mebr.
Sic lang Die alte gaQabe, Der
Gnentin 9urmaro in Der alten fran.
50iiihen Staot emit ent5iift laulh-
te; lire @ebanfen perlieBen Half
Sane ,lno nanoten iif 5u Dem oun-
felen MntliB nit Den tiefen Migen
|-5u 2or0 Montalietts 2ieblings.
John.
y@raf Guido aui! Die StunS' lit
nab,
Die Come ianf ms Meer,
Srangenouft
grfiiIt Die 2uit,
Srii1 brauit Der Seeminb Der.
Der 2erde Gang
S6on langit perflang,
Gle iist Dem 8eibhen nab;
9urh 2erd', @inb, Quit
Die Stunbe ruft,
God @llioo lit nift oa.
0orfmdohen i6liipft I'M S6atten
tort
CUR SreierS Sulbigmg,
Ger MoelsiproB
Iltf bobem S6loB
SfmGrmt Oh Der 0dmmerung.
Ger Siebe Stern
am Simmel fern
geberriht Der Groe SdooB,
Sbm anedt uno Serrn
@eborhen germ;
go lit Die araft @uibos?"
.Sier!" antmortete cine Gimme,
nafoem Die lebte Note perflimgen,
.ipenn Sic mid meinen."
llno 81 Sane's Merger erihien
8uioo @arlscourt am feliigen Gin.
gang Der @rotte.
Isle baben cine prddtige Stim.
me, Srdulein @aion," riei er be.
geiitert, lid glaubte, Gree, aalppio
ODER irgeno cine Sirene balte sur
slbmedsllng Elm Concert an Der
aiiite bon Sincolnibire, itatt in Der
IegGiiden See"
r9eim &iifuf, mas bringt Gid,
bieber?" fragte Der Waler I'M.
freunolid).
@uioo blidte lGdyelno ailf i'm.
yIergere did ni6t, lieber Sun,
ee, unO gieBe Die Shale 9eiues
3ornes nift iiber mid aus, oenn
id bin Der 9ote Der Sdonbeit. Mii
anDeren @orten, Oh periprafii
2aop Gbarteris unb Gomiine 9iano
lie nod Oieien Morgen nad Seatb.
erbolmc 81 iobren; ih bin beailf.
traet, Gid 5u bolen. SGtte ih abcr
seabnt-"
sd criud)tc Sr1lllein Wdion,
mir Die @roitc al %5eigen," inter
bra6 Sane sereiSt. .weil i'd erne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

itafeln lieB. Satte lie bod crit per-
gangenen @inter ibr 2eben auf's
Spiel geiest, neil bebaliptet NOR
ben mar, tie miirbe ni6t nagen, Bel
itiirmiihem @etter iiber Die gltft
su rlioern.
r@as iol ih betpeiien, gliie."
n0ab On Den Wiltb balt, allein
cine Naft inn alten S6loile 5i mel,
len. Sbre es bod, tpenn Oh did
niht fiirfteit."
rSdmeise bod, gIiie," rief s(lice
@arren.
rSbmeige Oh, alice," bemerfte
Goap rrbig, lid merbe es tbmn.
Sd fiirhte mid Dor @eipenitern
nidt, ginge aber all6 bin, penn id
miiBte, oaB Der Sitter nit ieiner
Dame eri6iene."
80 thu es nidt," Bat alice
mieber.
v9aiien Sic es bod bleiben,"
iprah Eeter Senfins, rl1lri6 piiroe
es ntdt erlaliben."
ynlrih bra1ft es nidt 5r erfab.
rem" bemerfte Gliie, mir geben
iest na6 Bridges, i6 min &oianna
eriu6en, Yollp nit ,ns geben 81
laiien. @ir begleiten lie Damn bis
ans alte ShloB unb bolen lie auf
Dem Tiidpeg mieber ab. 9as beiBt,
lpenn tie es mirflif tblrn mill. Nas
tiirlid miro lie flue genie iein, eS
bleiben 81 ~laiien, faas tie iid fiirh.
tet."
8ort urt6 Son rei5ten 9oGp. sic
offnete bie @artentbiir unb trat 10
baitig beraus, baB gliie nnipiafiir.
lid 5uriidpid.
sd fiirfte mid nidt, gl:ie, On
aber bit feige uno boffit, es peroe
mir etipas Sdlimmes eeiheben.
8db, ih femme un0 peritebe Gid,
aber ib gebe oof)."
gliie ladelte. Sic plibte niht,
bob iie cine M0roerin I'M Ser5en
mar, aber lie miinihte, Die Spufge-
ltalten modten Hoap 5u ben oun-
flen @epGiiern bes Stir entfiibren.
Sbne 81 %untporten, elite iie ms
Sans nnb bat Hoianna, Hollp nit
ibnen geben 5I laiien.
Y9leibe bier, Yollp," bat Ilice
dnsitlih, gu meiBt nibt, mas lid,
ereignen fonnte, mir mGr's, oils bit
ten mir did semor0et, melm-"
So1p fiiBte tie.
.3iimmere Did nidt, alice, id
iueroe i'm alten Sdloiie 10 gut ihla.
fen, nie 5m Sauie, unb gliie jolt
mid niht mieoer feie nennen."
gs mar mublos, Eollp bon irgenD
einem gntihluiie abbringen an mol.
len, nno 10 ifritten tie burb bie
Iidte Sommernadt Dem 3iele an.
Die Gage er5Gblte, oaB 2eute, ole
cine Nadt an Dem perritfenen Srte
al neilen periu6t bdtten, am fol.
genoen Gage perriidt gepeien ieien.
9alo lag Die Staot binter Der fleis
men @eieaidaft, ole DOE StraBe, oie
gum Sbloiie fiibrte, 5meiste ii6
bon Der 2anoitraBe ab. Sic iiber.
ihritten Die 4reu5pege, aiif melden
lllrid Maion iid Dor pier5ebn Sab.
rem perirrt bate.
Simmer nod plailOerte Yollp leb-
baft, ibr @eien NOR frei BON Sllrd)t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

nnb aberslmlben, lie iebnte iif
ielbit, Der HipaIin 81 5eigen, bnb lie
erbaben lei iiber oeren SdpGde.
Gnolid mar oos Yorftbor erreiht.
% bleib' Bel ms, goap," bat
Ilice, lie umiflinaenb, rreb' ibr
bod aud 81, Gliie!"
sd miirOe natiirli1 niht &C.
ben" begain oieie, nipenn i1 I'M
8eringiten mid fiirdtete-"
vS6meig' 0u!" 3iirnte Gonp,
limo On, IIice, fiimmere Old nid,t
INN mid. 0tenifen iino bier nid)t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
[N - zaza saaaEEEEaa Haa9 x
\ Math dunkelen Stunden, \


ltuilnt betrad)tete.
nSinb Sic fronf, licbe 9obp
Gborteris, bat meine Gigorre-"
v8eben Sic mir Sbren Irm,
8riop," unterbrad lie i'm plosli1,
lid mod)tc binuntergebeii-5il-"
Die Stimme periogte, ielti5eno
legtc Der jltnge Sifisicr Die Gigarre
binpeg. Wanfe Eerioncn iinb
gum Wartprilm erfpren, or 5dblte
oa5u. Selbit 2obp Gbarteris, ge-
wobnlih Die rubigite, itiaite aller
Sralleil, rcgte iih obne alien @rlnO
auf unb wGblte i'm Slint Spfer If.
rer 2olne. Mit einem Bid Dor.
%purfsuoaen Gritaunens, Ser aber
ieinen 3mef pollfommeln p~erfeblte,
bot er ihr ben grm.
3oblloie butte 2ampen bronntcn
in ben griinen 3meigen, Die Mniif
Ipielte, Die iungen 2ei,te ta15ten
na6 S%er5ensluit.
Sieies Wtal tan5te Eollp NIT Dem
Sobne zines benahbarten @belman,
mes, Der iid MN ebenfaas ibr ge-
ndbcrt, luto Die Siibden beipegten
lid nod 10 leid)t, uls Oh es bie critic
Spur gelpeien. 8uiop betrahtete
lie nit unperbobleltem Gritarnen.
n@enn ids niht init eigenen
altgen idbe, miiroe ids llid)t glalt-
ben, nnb bas nennt man bas
l6lpade 8eihledt!"
SIM gleifen Woment n1berte iid
bon Der entgegengeiebten Seite ein
Wann. 2abp Gbarteris unb ibr
aapalier beahteten i'm nift, bis
Yolp i'm erbIifte.
.@iQit III mid ifon bolen, III.
rid9" rief lie, bite. Serr gaiiet,
erlaubell Sic. oaB ih nit meinem
Better iprehe."
Ger Angerebete trat 5uriid, nit
leuftenben Iugell elite Toap aiii
lllrih slt.
80 LOB mid bleiben, 10 Iange es
oauert, lllrid, es lit ia 10 bimmliid
ihon."
sd fam mir, Dir 81 iaeen, Bob
oas. Set iriiber enoet. oils 0u
glailbit nib bepor ih did bolen
fam. Sabre nit sllice @arren
beim, ibr Gater periprah mir, did
an unier Salls 81 bringen."
Yolp ldhelte mlltbmiQig.
~@an5 reht, ltlrid, id lperbe
iider nad Soule fommen. Mber
mie id)obe, baB 9u nift bleiben
fannit."
Sir mid baben oerlei llnterbal-
tungen feinen Hei5; iei Oh reft
%pergniigt, ainb, uno quite Naht."
lllrid,s Stimme flans trauris.
Sn ieinem @eiite taltfte ser @e-
oanfe auf, oaB Tollp balo nift
mebr iein 2iebling, iein Ser5bldtt.
den, ionbern ein ermad)ienes Wdb-
den lein miiroe. Ils er lid I'M.
mnnote, fiel iein 9lid alli elm Ant-
lit, Oos ieinen Shritt bemmte. Mlli
Sumter @iiioos Arm itiiste iid cine
bleihe, ibluar5gefleioete Dame,
uno betrahtete i'm nit ilebenOen
Ylifen.
Sbre glugen begegneten iif). 2oop
Gbarteris DllBte nun, oaB ibr aino,
Mobert 2isles Sinh, Die feline Sof-
ter, Die lie Dor pier5ebn Sabren
einen Sremoen gegeben, bort inter
2oro Montaliens 8Giten i'm Wonb-
lift tan5te.
lin 5ebn llbr braf Die frobe @e.
ieGihaft aii mno perlieB oas SdloB
unter lulltem Sofrufem.
Subr Eollp Mnion mirflif nit
alice @arren beim? Hein, Half
Sane pergoB Niono iammt ibren
oreitauieno Efunb Hente, pergaB
Die pornebme 8eleaibaft, Die iih
MN in bes meiten S6loiies SaQen
ergoste, ia persaB ali ieine Yldne
mo &ofinungen unb idritt an
YolpS Seite ourh oie title mono-
belle Naht lllrid Waions fleinem
SoIIe 81.
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Bite, bite, belft ills bod!

I Die WaifiiOndre nnb armeit Neu.
~betebrten in Snbien bitten quite
Sreunbe bemiitbig mn eiiie frpmmte
0abe sur 1tnteritiitmns Der fatbp-
iifhen MISUNDERSTANDING. GS
I tuirb bier fir lebenbe mnb abse-
~ftorbene Wubltbdter taglid gebetet.
! Wer einem Dollar pber mebr
! einier6et, erbGlt ais beifeibener
! 9ant cine bibf6e Ebptp=
I srapbie aus ben Mifftp-
! n e n anf einer Hoitfarte snseianbt.
I Grpmme 0aben bittet rnait 81
! abreiiieren AT U Dnner y g.,
| Subuque, Su,ua, Slmerifa, pber
! brett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
! Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
Yitte iefer @abe bei5ufiigen:
Sir abanoipa (Sits Snbien).
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(Sortiesung ortf Der 4. Seite.)
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
China Suppressing Opium Habit

(Journal of American Medical Association
 The establishment of the Chinese republic has led many occidentas change their opinion as to the lethargy and inertia which they supposed char acteristc of the inhabitants of the celestial empire. There is another story of accomplishment in China. however, during the past five years, which makes 1t clearer than the revolution there are undreamed of springs of energy in the Chinese people About five years ago the Chinese govern ment decided that opium smoking. which had be- the national vice China to greater extent than alcoholism is of the western nations, must stop and that within ten years It is scarcely to be wondered at that when this government edict issued it greeted with smiles everywhere; five years have passed and the world knows that successin the great national crusade seems al most assured.
 The method that China is pursuing is interest ing Five years ago China and Great Britain what Is known the ten years agreement" by which the British government undertook to reduce the amount of opium sold in Calcutta government account for export to China by per cent. every year until the traffic had ceased On her part China agreed to diminish her production in spending way Measures were be taken to reduce the growth of opium in China per each year until at the end of ten years would be raised. With supplies from India off and the home crop reduced and eventually sup pressed altogether the opium habit must necessarily disappear. The results accomplished thus far promising. Travellers report that it is longer common to smoking opium at their doors. Even two years after the edict, those who smoked did in The edict is being enforced The agricultural map of China shows after five years that there has been actual reduction of 50 per cent. in the production in it's All the of China, and the oriental method of solving great social question In the west have social problems a similar and Chinas example may prove Illuminating and helpful.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
4 Former Resident

The death Sunday of Ambassador Whtelaw Rad reminds that he his family was resident of Phoenix for two winters Those who lad the pleasure of meeting him recall him as a most pleasant gentleman.
 Recollection is revived of his opinion of this region he expressed his newspaper the New York Tribune at that time. The country had ere ated such impression upon him as would have heen made upon a reasonable and observing man.
 But that was sixteen years and there is mte here now that was here then except the changing climate. Of that Mir Reid wrote:
 During five months residence in southern Arizona in winter, there but day when the Weather made it actually unpleasant for me to take exercise in the open air time or other during the day. Of course, there were good many days which weather observer would describe as cloudy and that were 'showery' but during those five months, Grom November, 1895. to May lsa6l, there only four days when We did not have brilliant sunshine time during the day Even more than Egypt anywhere north of Luxor, Arizona is the land of sunshine
 The atmosphere is sngulary clear tonic and dry. have never it clearer anywhere in the world It to have about the same bracne and exharating qualities the of the Great Sahara in northern Africa or of the desert about Mount Sinai, in Arabia Petrae It is much drier than in the parts of Morocco or Tunis usually vis- ited and drier than any part of the valley of the Nile north of the First Cataract. St seems to me to be about the quality as the air on the Rile between Assouan and wady Hafa, but some what cooler"
 One great advantage afforded by Arizona Mir Reid found, in the great variety attitudes easily accessible to the visitor Regarding the ques- ton whether this a lawess country or not (which we would regard a ridiculous inquiry uow, and, for that matter. regarded then). Mir Reid replied that it
 Then We had gambling dance halls long since abolished. but MT. Reid found no disorder during his stay of five months and in all that time te5 saw not more than five drunken He men toned that the town 10000 held in check by single policeman and he did not seem to have much to do
 He observed that the who came Ari- zoha with notions of the country drawn from The Arizona Kicker of from of the novels of that period would have been mystified. would have found many churches in the same size in New York Pennsylvania and he would have found a greater proportion of schools.
 All this and much more doubt. did much more to remove false impression of Arizona than e the literature had broadcast