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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
S. nerftoa, IL Sonuor 1912.
Arisa aeasn Sas linaeaisfsr.


Non i.bGttp iriiber einmol Die Sul'
fur zines Golfes mad ieinem Seize.
berbrnud Elm, mar miro iest einel
onocren WtaBitab anleaen miilicn.
Gas iicgreidle Stnlien bat aus NeapeI
10000 &iiien Sniettenpuloer in Oas
eroberte Sripotis 1eidlldt, oa ietne
So60ntcn iurGltbar unter Dem llhNe.
5ieier lei9en iolcn. ous ole Silrttn
suriid0elailen baben. 3itie &antpft9'
ipeiie Der 5iirfrn entbcbrt elmer &C.
tpiiien 4iblidlfeit niGt. Nan ltelle
Iid Dor, pie Die Ssmanlis lid untrr
Dem @eidiiBieuer Der ltalienlihen
Slotte Die Snicften abiudten unO feln
iGuberli1 in lire S0uier iperrtrn, 10
6aB Den pG6riitenbunOen", mie man
iie iest bort nennt, ganje Shoartrl
gieri9cr Slutiauaer entgegenlpron'
gen. 8enn ieOe 8iIte MIR Sman5lg
FiunS bon Dem geld)dstcn Yulper
entb1lt, 10 fam mon Die gan5e trlpo'
Iitaniite Strife 6amit beItrelen uno
auirO tiinftig Dor Oerartigcn afritoni'
iden Snpuiionen iit)er iein. SIeaeid)t
fommen Die acknowledgement aud
unter StieftenpuluerOouden, 10 ple
mir oe5 Morgens Oen Sabn Oec9aOe'
tponne auiorehen unO unS abbrnulen.
ODER ma laoe Die Sanouen nit On
ieftenpulperfugeln un0 belhleBe 3D.
nit meudIings Die abnungsloien
Eiirfrn, trosOem Die europ1ihen
Staaten unter chamber uerabreOet
Baben, maiienmoroer16e 8dtten i'm
Selosuge nidJt 81 oerluenOen.
9o6ei entIinne i6 mid, einmal auf
SiSilien geparnt morOen 6u Iein, oa5
$otel6ett nif)t cher gu 6enusen, ais
bis es nit periiidem SniettenpuIper
aepuoert lei. aGs ooriiftiger 0tenih
iponberte i'd Sur g~pothete, INN ia
ni6t in 9erIegenbeit gu tommen. aber
ba ertlGrte MOI mir, oaB Niles lhol
berbrau6t D1re. SD 500 es bier
nod Dor, Die Ratt inn Sreien 5u Der.
brinoen. Gle armen Sotelg1lte, Die
Jest in SiaiIien iinO. omnern mld.
8enn man Dinge 0es t1gIiden Be
boris in ben 8olonien perit)leuOert,
mas ioG ga aus Dem RutterlanSe
iper6en2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Scutidj in YbilaOcIpg,a.

Gum eriten male in Der CtiS lie
Der Guaterita0t be3ruBle Gds o,,.'
ibe Sie0 elnen neueil g,aJOt. "".L
gum eriten male wareu G. EN-. -
@orte, in Die elm Ytapor ieull ,.,'t
oiiijleae Aniprabe flelOete. GI.a ~
idab I'M Hatbuuie, nodoem NuOolpb
9lanfenbur9 gum Viapor Der S.u.i
gbilaOelpbia inau3urirt mar. 81
mar Elm Otpment. Der allen Gellre1'
mern pobl unpergeblih ,bleI.en
miro. Ger Sunge MGnnerbor, Der
unter Den oeutiten @eian9Oerelnea
oes 2anOes cine 10 berporrngen6e
GoGe ipielt. NOR es, Der Vtapor
8lanfenburg, einem lebenSlah9lI'
den MitglieOe 6es 8ereins, 0as Sleo
Tang. Sn Dem sroBen @mplangsio'
lon oes Napors batten Iib Die San.
ger in einem SaIbfreiie aul9elteut
un0 als Der Napor nit ieiner GOT
tin uno ben n%euernnnnten SabInett'
mitgIieoern, Die gleihiaas pom III
rem 0amen besleitct Waren. eritIen'
eritsoa ibnen Der 9ereinsgruB eat'
eeaen.
3ann trot 8ereinspr1Iioent Sent
rid Soffmann Dor uno gratulterte
benz neuen Napor gu ieiner Bahl,
gleif5eitig Der SreuOe ausSrud &C.
bend, oaB es zines Der lebenslan9'
Iiden uno eeihGsteiten Wlitglieoer
oes gereins lit. Der ben Rnporsltii1l
pGhreno Der u6diteu bier Sabre ELM
rebmen miro. Hatiirlih mar es pal
Ieno. oaB Serr Soifmam bic an'
Iprohe in @ngIiih belt, umio mebr
erireute es Die srobe 8~eriammluna
pom 3eutihen. Die iih in benz geraii'
miaen Bruntiunle eineeiunoeu bot
ten, ols Wapor 9lanfenburg nit el'
ner oeutiden anipra8e antportete'
Manor gIanfenbura fagte untcr
anberem: .@s mnd,t mir ein sail'
b~eionoeres 8ereniseu. Die erite Of
fisieae Nn'prahe. Die i'd balte. 6u
Seutfden SGngern in ihrer Ututter'
fprate Su ipreten. @enn i6 nlhi
IRE. bat ME 5upor elm Napor Der
stnSt B~hiIuoeInhia feline critic Wit
fprafe in 9eutih aebaIter uno I'M
iere @utteriprade lit ME suoor ourd
einen Wonor on 6eier STEELE geipro'
den porben. Der oeutide @eiana III
ME supor einem Wopor bel ieiner
Synouauration entneaeugeftnngen.
Ioae es elm eutes Omen fir ois
Sufunft ieinl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
ad&a SettIer.
- asasass. kn ssa Der SOLICIT bein sims
~teaismmetn eTpliAt mits.

Nan i&reibt aus Sole: CAB oas
BttteIn Dor ben Siren nod INNER
cine eintrdeIihe 9ei9Gftieung it,
tonnte man aus elmer Straitammer'
b%erbanolung erfeben. Die 6ieier Gage
bier itattian6. Sn Der SaoleitaOl
lebt elm dIterer Serr, Elm 3entier,
Der gut sefleiOet aett unS lid nidts
obgeben ldBt. Nan peiB, oaB er
redt uermosenb lit unS an Der 9orie
fpefuIiert. 8ober Der @runoltod iei.
nes 8ermogens itammt. oas fam
niemonO iasen. 9aB Der alte Scrr
fid aud nit anberem als 8orienipe'
fulationen uno GouponabihneiOen
beidaitiete, baB er nGmIid bettelte.
haoon muBten feline 9etannten irei'
lid nidts; oaeesen betam Die 30.
fi3ei 8ino Oauon. Gin Sdu5mann
erbieIt zines id)onen Cages Den aut'
frog, Dem Rentier nnh5uIteigen unG
ibn 81 beobodten. IS Oalierte oenn
audi gar nidt lange uno Der Sdus'
mann mar am 3iel ieiner 9eobad,'
tungen a~ngelunet. Ser olte Serr
bate in einem Souie i'm eriten Stod
eelGutet. Nadoem ibm bier Die Snr
Sueeiblagen porOen mar, bate er
fid in ben aneiteuStod begeben. unS
oIs er bier iein Sprii6leiu %berunter'
foete. iaBte i'm Der 8OIi5iit. Dor
@eridt iagte Der iebr elegant getIei'
bette 9ettIer aus. er iei mIbe uno En-
id6pit gepeien uno babe iih oarrm
ms nG6ItbeIte Saus begeben. I'M iif
bier elm @las 8aHer Su erbittcn.
Ger 8enobner oes Stod1perts aber.
on Dem Der ieItiame gettIer 5uerii
eel6utet bate, erfI6rte iehr 6eutlih.
er iei ni6t INN elm @Ias 8aiier. ION
bern nm Elm poar 8fennig ongebet'
telt porSen; err babe iid iiber oas
gar ni6t b~ettIerm6Bise gusieher
6es Rnnnes iebr a%emunoert. Sas
@eridt ertannte oui flint Gaze Saii
ipegen gettelns, porouf Der Rentier'
gettIer nusrief: n9as 1T mir aber
iebr peinIid."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Der erite OSeauSampfer.
eAHb ituea Paifasitr. bu I'D ihm ant hu
GaArt AaA GutsYa aHperiraate.

Benn mon Den seeeHudrtisen, rie.
ienbait 3u nennenoen 8eltuerfebr our
See betrahtet, 10 miro es einem gar
ifrper, gu sIarben, oaB Der erIte BON
Nmerifa mad europa fabrenOe Ber.
ionenoampfer ole Reiie obne = BAL
iqgiere MAIDEN muBte. llno bod per.
belt es iiG 10. 8or iest fait 100
Sabren Iieb Der amerifanii6e S6fiI.
reeoer scarborough zines Cages oil
ben Staotmauern BON 9eep 9orf fol-
eenoe Nnfiinoi9ung anihlagen:
Der Steamer mSaoonnab" nnter
benz 9eiebl oes R%apit1ns &o9er miro
piuftlid na6 2iperpooI nbinbren am
20. Woi N19. Die Yaliagiere, fals
fih iolte ei%nIteIen ioaten. tonnen
fiber iein, aqen eroenflihen 8omfort
su finoen. austunft an 9oro. IS
fteben our 8erfiigung: auei prahtlge
&abinen, cine fiir Samen, cine fir
Serren, iopie 80 eIeeante @in5elbet.
ten
Die ~Snoannab", Elm SegelidifL
bas 3um 9ampier umaebaut DorOen
ipar, DurSe 5ipar i'm SofeH nit Der
notigen Reugier angeItaunt, aber
Bertrauen brahte man ibr niht emf.
eeaen. llno pie Die Sabrt bewies,
NIT Rett. Der famoie O5earoampier
braudte nGrnIi1 einen pollen Wonat
fir Die rleberfabrt BON ReD 9orf nod
2iperpooI. unteruess gingen ibm
notiirIih Die Goblen aus. unO bdtte or
nidt cine 8eieruetofelase gum Sc.
Qeln beboIten. 10 mare Der ~9ampfer"
ipobI iiberbaupt ME in europa an9t.
Iopat. I'm ,Sas MiBgeihid uol gu
mohen, erregte er unterDegs Den
Beroaht Der oui Der Sodliee treuJea'
ben ensIiiden SIotte. oeren Oftiiiere
Der irrigen Weinung Waren, oab oas
neue Sdifi Den Seriuh MAIDEN UoIl
te. Rapoteon oui st. Selenl 5u be-
freien. Grit nod mebrtdataet Yeriol'
auna BON ieiten Der enaltiden Rreu'
Ser fouute Die .Sopunnab" ungeitort
tbren 8ea fortiesen. UNI ihl!eblihI
arm erIten Ral Den Seueis 81 erbrin.
gen. baB mar tatiGhlid nit Silfe
bon QohIen unb- 9einruano Den
atlontiihen O,enn iiberaueren Tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Tnseorobtes Sunntassasiet.

Ger Staotrat in Siour Sails, 9.
g., bat unlGngit cine S~onntagsoer.
oronung in Der eriten 2eiune ange'
nommen. pie Tie itrenger nod nidi
In Sio 9afofa eingebraht moroer
lit; iie erinnert lebbaft an ole vblauen
@eiebe Don WaIinhuietts".
Sieie geroronuna iiebt Dor, baB es
fir cine Berion. Sirma o6er &orpo.
ration unseiesli6 iein fol-, bon
Samstaenadt bis Sonntagnadli
@aren Su perfaufen, gum gerfaui
an5ubieten ODER ausauiteuen. alisge.
nommen. baB HIeiih unb Slid bis
Sonntagpormittag UNI 8 ubr Der
farft peroen fam; Dob 2ebensmit
tel. Die eleib uer5ebrt mer0en mi
Droguen uno anbere meoi5iniit
geoarfsmittel gu allen 3eiten per
fault meroeu 6iirfen. Die Strafe be
trGat $50 fir ieoen eiraeInen Son.
8eun itritt ourdgefI5rt. miirN
oas @eies Den @ertauf BON Sobn'
}igarren. 9eituneen. 9odtparen II. I
.. pGhreno Der onaeeebenen Stur
ben unterbinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
9es arStes Sonurar.

Bon erbeblidem Sntereiie III eiBs
@n~tideiOung, welde ioeben 3idier
NarfS i'm 7. Nunicipalgeri4t uoR
Reu gorf gei6at bat. gs wnrbe ihfs
Die Rlaee Der Observation-Disclosures
rim zines Gr5tes u~nterbreitet, Der
cine Operation nuseeiiibrt bottle. ilr
Delde nift pole 9eJabIune erioiai
mar. 9ieie Operation par iebr ih6R
eeIun9en, MIR ihabe, oob oer We.
tient babel or%auiaegunaen mar. Sns
bieiem @run0e peiserten ii4 Die
Sinterbliebenen bes Sperirten, akl
nole Summe. $500. 5u 5abien; u
meinten. unter iolfen 8erb6itniheE
fei elm be6euteuo ~aerinaeres 8ouorS
an Blase. Der &idter erfannte
fen StanSpunft tls rihtia on
entidieb oemeemGB. SIN ben GreiI
Der Gbiruraen wirb Die enti9eiouuB
einieermaben u%nanaenehm beriibreH,
aber 6os eroBe Yublitum biirte V
aIs eereht betradten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Rsbsmmesaniidjs ganern.
ser esaAbez On bic MaAt bee eastanS 81
bic O~<sstmfTatts ba Arifliasa s~assAnsss.

0ie Recommendation 9anertt
eIauben, oab Der Sultan SerT seE
san5en Belt iei uno Bob ole 46nigs
Der anbercn Notionrn ieine oeniitis
gen 8aiallen 'c;cn 90 lanee bic
&6niain q. r'unten Die
tiirfiihen erfl1reu,
uie Der 'eoonferl
fommen {ciRcmt
.RaIi" uennet,
Mbaeietc ltlaulert
@Iauben 'eS Sult
fans. id)l .IobommeS
huiiife Z IN gerd0e4
gu i%abelbaite sslllllten 80; Motl
eIaubt gum Bel piel, boB Die Guros
pGer nur 0esbalb 10 reid uRb mod.
tis ieien. neil ie es fertiggebradf
baben. Die euten uno Die boien Sei'
fter. Die ole NothrerIdeinuneen iontD
manoiereu. iid aefibais unb 6ieniibaf
3u MAIDEN. Ger @laube, bob ale
@urop6er Die masiiden @ebeimHiiis
Der NebiSin fennen. lit fat alisemeiu
berbreitet. Sn Der Eiirfei - MIR ii
&onItantinopel nidt - miro ieoes
europGiide Sals 81 elmer gpotbcte.
limb pebe. wenn Die @urop6er Hihi
idbrlib cine beitimmte Summe IN
Rinen iino Irsneien anlegen. nm bic
franfen 9ettIer unb 2anbftreihes
Die fi6 3u Sunoerten an iie mic eind
bobere meoi5iniide Snitan3 penbcr.
5itfrieoen5uitelen. @inmal eritich
bel einem amerifaniifen 'OfiiIioudr
elm Bauer nit ieinem gon3en Rcif.
tbilnt, elmer ifpper trnnfen R1ih. Gin
8rieiter bate Dem Better oes franz
Fen Eieres elm 9Iatt Bopier mil
einem Roronuers aegeben nr3 ihN
empfoblen. Der Sub oas belize
Sdriftitiid 5u ireIIen gu aeben. 0d
nber oas Wittel nift heIien ponte,
tpanote Der 9auer iid an Die eeheimb
nisooqe @eisbeit 6es amerifoniihen
SeeIiorgers, tnoem er i'm belfmor,
Elm 3aubermittel an,uipenoen. 3uni
Slid peritanb Der NiIIionGr Fi6 eifi
rpenis auf Sbierar5neifunoe. 10 SaB
es ibm eeIane. Die Rub bes 9ouerd
geiun6 81 MAIDEN. 81re fie einqG
gangen, 10 bate Der IiIiion1r iIie-
ben ODER nit itoiider Iube Der RndB
oes aberaIaubiiden Eiirfen Etanobak
TEN mulien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

hAeh ethbAhsAssg sf---+ 80
@Gbreno man uon aac..,. uu6
1rOeren Srnlem nl1t H.. cider.
beit bebaltpten fam. Oaj Ece 0cis
be~itsfpriidle aud mirflld Sutretlen.
fhe.. IT oiss bel Dem Regenidlirm.
oratel. oos elm miBiger 8opi eriun'
ben bat. aroers III ieln. Son oieien
Spriid,en sibt bic .Geutide faaes'
5eitrtn9" oto foloenOen Traben:
@enn man feiuen Teaenidirm III
E:e gde abieits iteqt. belgi Ole5 all,
sab balo elm @ehiel in ieinem BE.
f;sttum eintreten miro. @enm
man Den Reaeuifirm auf Der Strabc
raid 6ffnet. beoeutet 0as. oab Ie'
manoes guoe in @eiohr iit.-8enn
alan i'm raid idliebt. bebeutet es,
haB elm ODER jpei Site in Die quit
flieoen. - Gin Sdirm. Der iiber
einem peibIiden @eien getra1en
riro. iooas Der Nann nid'tS als Die
ieitliden Tropfen in Den Sals be-
fommt. obne 81 5liden. beoe,ttet
aiebe. = SrGut Der Worm Oen
Sfirm 10. oaB Die 1rau Die ie't'ihen
Sropfen befommt, sci1t Dies Che
an. = Gen Teeenihirm ielnan>en
in ben Riiden an itofen urN Nrnn
REIN roidlen Seiinen cine tur It
Ifuloiaune aussuitoben. oeiBl: d
haIfe sic. = Gen 3eaeT'firm 'r T.
lih iiber ole SduIter Qtidpun IN "a
frozen. bebeutet: St bin Elm Gel
mo cine offeutIife @e'ohr. Til
ReuenItirm i'm Staub hirtcr 'icl
her,usirhen. beoeutet; Trr II
5inter Dir oiiritet nab oeincm Nt!tt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
MprSthut in eiuer G~rsiebnHss.
anitalt.

I 9ie Spansser5iebungsanitaIt tn
Sooenou mar Der ShaupIas elmer
ar6Bliden Sbat. Der t6idbriae
Soalina GapaIini eriflus i'm Streite
Sen t~9iGhriaen 3oslina 9idtIi. Bel
elmer Reoiiion fano man i'm Stall
Die bIutiiberItromte 2eihe 2ihtIis
nit einaeiflaaenem 9opf uno bon
Der Scale biz Sum Salie aeipaItenem
@eIitt. Ieben Der 2eide Log elm
Bell, oos als Ror6initrument aeoient
hattie. 6. bat ole TIudlt ergriffen.
unS es lit Bis lest nod nidt gelun-
aen, i'm gu erareifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
Die Sludit an bic SienittafeI.

&us Baris piro gemeIoet: ai
'tufofe Glrt puroe Nrau Reqp No
ri. Die in Der Opera.9 omique .
iteIrole in .Wanon~ ipielt. Elm
ditigen 9iehhaber los. Gin GIoi
res Orheiters hattie iih in ole Itol
'erheirathete 9iinitIerin uerIiebt III
mote ihr tautGglih gliibenoe g
,sbriefe uno pathetiite @ebid'
inc Nu'iornrruud nes @utten 3
iiu'tlerin. oieie 9iebesforreipunnr
nfuitrllcu hattie terne @irfm
ur! entihIciicn flebte Nrau Nfn
. oifteri'tcu g%r'eunui 'c Nes =
'hten Sld'rri ipler, az Nip Ciri
irl in Der 0HerliG omluue - u
rite iliurt " &c
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

= 8er MIR @eniI bonn 9eben er.
portet. oeiIen Hednuns sebt nientaI
auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11
d.

80 melt aud Der Bes nod siri g.
oenen 9iel.
Die Sreuoen 10 faro uno Der EdHeh
10 uiel.
80 boring uro fteiuis Die Sises :
Sd itrebe bod Meter nit ir5bIihers
Rut.
SIN Danoern. I'M Banoern, bu
trdumt fid's 70 eut1
En- bfIi6e bic gItm1en am @eoe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-11

1T i'm @interiuhrplon Der D.3ug IS
a~pbIieben. Der Die i992ilometer Ian.
ne ztredeI FINDER -Riirnbera in i3'
Iimiten obne Auicnthalt 5uriidIea'
Seine ReiiqeitminOigteit betrif
$50 ailometcrituuheu. Tie 6oh
,eit 1T p1hreno oes Sommers piinf
lid irneae5alten moroen. Die gro
Re 9elaituna Oes 1.3ules betrua l.
eieier 3eit 475 Sounen (9leih $50
3entner). NIs hodrte @eihninOi
felt NOR cine icIdle o t05 &ilomC
ierihmOen BiiaeIqiicn; ite lit aut TT
aelmGbia aeleiitet UorOen.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
WILSON ARTISANS
 ORGANIZING CLUB
Preliminaries Were Disposed Of at Meeting Held Last
 NiCht.

The admirers of Woodrow Wilson to the number of half hudred as sembled last night in the office of Attorney Lysander Cassidy and form cd a temporary organization which on Thursday night will be perfected into a permaent Wilson club at a meeting to be held in the courthouse.
 Frank DeSOuZa was named for temporary chairman and Lysander Cassidy for temporary secretary at last nights .'meeting, which was a very enthusiastic one. Several speech es were made, the orators including President Cunniff of the state senate. Judge A. c. Baker, Lysander Cassidy and A $. Hawkins
 On Thursday night it is planned to get out all the Wilson strength if possible and if that is done the courthouse will be the scene of a lively meeting for there are now about 150 names on the preliminary club roll. It is planned to make the Phoenix club a state organization with a member of the board of di- rectors from each county, whose duty it will be to keep the banner fly ing on his reservation until the war is over
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
TEMPE VIEW OF IT
Chas. r. Jennings Writes of Protest
 in Tucson Track Meet

Sporting Editor The Republican, In your issue of Friday, April 5th we beg a reconsideration concerning the track meet at Tucson. You hint at the ineligibility of Dimes and Craig without knowing the facts. while ia reality the whole situation was eX- plained to those in authority before the meet, and they were allowed to enter.
 We have never claimed that Dimes did not graduate. neither have we claimed that Craig entered school be- fore January 1st, but what we did claim was justice and that's what we're after
 l have nothing to say against your athletes praise is due them but Tempe High students deserve praise also, for since losing their best ath- lete Joe Cosner. they went in with a vim and determinations that won. Should you reprOach them for this ? Again would you sanction the en- tries of COrpstein and Swiggett in the track meet at Phoenix on Feb ruary 3d. when they had been in school only few days, and then in less than two months disapprove the entries from another school because you are afraid of them? Why not play fair always and you will always be treated fair.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09

Miss Grace Ferguson of Phoenix spent Sunday with her sister. Julia who has been so seriously i'll recently Miss Julia Ferguson made her first venture outdoors Sunday by taking an auto ride, and it is expected that she will be able to go to her home in PhoeniX during the present week
 Charles Sabin, who runs an auto livery in Mesa is again on the streets with his car. A broken axle caused him a weeks retirement from busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Harowitz spent Sunday in Phoenix
 Miss Jeanette Stewart. Miss Verle Beaver. w. A. Taylor and II. F.. Walker drove up to Granite Reef yes- terday.
 The ladies of St. Marks mission will give their Easter breakfast this morning in the K. of P hall at II o'clock. The breakfast will be served cafeteria style
 Mrs. John Nelsons baby has so far recovered that she will leave today for Prescott to visit with her sister before leaving for the mountains where she will join her husband
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09

ily. but I tell them of my good friend, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, ana that there will be no back ache and bearing down pains for them if they will takeit as have. am scarcely ever without it in the house.
 "I will say also that think there is no better medicine to be found for young girls. My eldest daughter has taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound for painful periods and irregular ity, and it has helped her.
 "I am always ready and willing to speak 6 good word for Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound. tell every one I meet that 1 owe my health and happiness to your wonderful medicine. ' Mrs. J. G. JOHNSON, Scottville, Mich, RED. 3.
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-09

several days ago that he had been cleaned out by Parkan. that he had lost q large sum which he had expected to use for expense money while on the road. and that his watch and ring had gone the way of the money: that he was in fact, seriously up against it."
 The Nrrests of last evening created 9 sensation and there is much inter est among the wise ones as to just how far the police are going in the reform wave. The chief says gam bling must stop. and that this being the case he proposes to stop it, pronto.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
EASTER DINNER PARTY

Mrs. Filing Olsen last Sunday gave an Easter dinner party to a large number of friends in honor of Mir. Ol- sens birthday. Toward the close of the dinner an immense cake bearing fifty lighted candles was presented tO MT. Olsen. There were between forty and fifty guests present but a part of the cake was left. it being so large they were unable to eat it all. Among the invited guests were, MT. and Mrs. Niels Petersen, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Jensen, MT. and Mrs. 4. J. Ahlquist. MT. and Mrs. A. Nielsen. Mir. and Mrs. Ludwig Sedig. MT. and Mrs. Truels Bertelson. Mir. and Mrs. Laurids Lar sen, from Tempe; and the following from Phoenix: Mir. and Mrs. Fl. Her lick. MT. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Mir. and Mrs. J. Olsen, Mrs. H. BOline, Miss Helen Boline. Mrs. Charles Swensen and two daughters.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
Healthful Hospitality

Ebert Hubbard has defined true hos pitality as the gentle art of making folks feel good" and-the shortest road to a mans heart being through his stom- ach-he argues that hospitality consists largely in providing palatable, whole some, digestible, well-cooked food. To this end, the shortening medium used plays no small part Cottolene makes food that accords with all the principles of hospitality. It makes things crisp short and palatable, and wholesome and nourishing as we'll Food cooked witt Cottolene makes you feel good ana makes you keep on feeling good.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
Very truly, CHAS. T. JENNINGS.

The Republican has no desire or in tention of engaging in discussion of the merits of this case, and certainly would not belittle the efforts of the Tempe team at the Tucson meet. The province Of this department is to print the sporting news of the world at large and of the community As a matter of information it was stated that the Tucson meet is protested and upon what grounds. There the responsibility of The Republican ends The matter is now in the hands of the committee and a decision is ex- pected soon.-(Sporting Editor Re nnhlican(
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
GLENDALE:
IMPORTANT MEETING
 0F W0MANS CLUB
An Automobile Accident With Quite
 Serious Results

GLENDALE, April S.-The WOman's
 club wishes to call the attention of all
 it's members to the fact that the next
 regular meeting is to be held as scheduled. Wednesday, April 10. and that it is the annual business meeting
 and election of officers. All the mem- bers are requested to make a special effort to be present at this meeting as many things of importance will be brought up and discussed. The liter ary program will be held over till the
 next regular meeting so that nothing will interfere with the business in hand.
 sam Neis and Charley Gllette's brother in-l law, met with a serious ac- cident while returning from Phoenix last evening. They were spinning along Grand avenue toward Glendale
 and all was going well until the state experiment station was reached. When
 the machine was about to cross the culvert over the lateral it suddenly skidded and turned turtle throwing
 the occupants out and laying the ma- chine up for repairs. Mir. Neis fell away from the machine and was not SeGlOuSiN HuTt put HIS CoHlpdiiipH SUI - fered seriously from a nervous shock and some very bad bruises. pr. Hill was called and took the injured man to his office and after sereval hours
 work brought him around so that he was able to be taken home but still | in critical condition.
 Saturday evening Mir. E. F. Carper | of Long Beach, Cal. was in town look | ing for ranch property. MT. Carper ! formerly owned a large alfalfa ranch at Peoria and was one of the most successful alfalfa ranchers in the val ley. But like d great many of the people that come here he thought
 that there were places where a living
 could be made easier than here, so he
 sold out and went to California. But
 now he is here again and he says to stay this time He is willing to admit
 "Once an ArizOnan always an Ari- conan"
 1 Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill spent Easter
 with the doctors sister, Mrs. Barry of | Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-09
HORSE CUT

q n Finch had the misfortune Sat urday night to have one of his livery horses badly hurt. A party rented IL to go to the Yaqui dance, but Tn some way got off the road, a short tune after reaching the desert. and ran into a barbed wire fence. The horse was going so fast that when 1t struck the fence the driver and occupants of the conveyance proceeded to go short distance farther. landing on top of the horse. Upon extricating 1t, a number of bad cuts were found, put it is thought they will all heal up without any permanent harm to the animal One or two other accidents happened the same evening put noun ing serious resulted.