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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

S eli Mrtifel, lom vNotiolalti-
oenoe" 6ringer ONT SSopal1s rrpe Sci
lerpor, fin6es 81. a.. fplge1oe 2in=
ler:
~Man pes, at SSoi6ihitoS Mo6er,
ligelom Motiubitos Mooer, fife bar
&ejlerinoc, men Seu al Seller Mot=
ll11itos Meob1tltrlt, 9oop Ssa,rogipu-
Oct fren1goor beroi, life a(cne, al
BEN 11pe japanl fe Sellers Mo0e1
bar ct Man0folf, bpilfet nof tor Be:
trogtes iom Ell meget le1lotione
@fllgring. Men cn6pi0re, at iffe
olene Soi6ibitos Mooer> men oglao
Mlttl l'6itos Mo0er far Mrt1ubitos
11Gbl1tc Meobultru til Mooer. Soo
o1ot ht tom reg1re lr0, por poa 0enne
Moa0e Sen af6e6e Mifooo @eoltefo.
Der til Jig lelp, og Sen 11>}e @ejier
en 9rooer til i'm Mooer % qltloo
Ell Neoe al fig iclp. Oct er nogIe
temme(ig inopifleoe 6omilieforbol6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

&i er blcpet tiller0t ct 8ille6e fra
Soften boa &ukilb Batter. Me6en=
UNDER ltaar Ser: Set piebe / 5pon=
oepis 1n6, og bag &ongen ies Gil=
bgrcrne 0effe6e UNDER Ell Sfup al
opllaoeoe Earaplpcr:" 5elp Stint
len greco oltiao oper oette belpn6er=
lige l1ol1og al @abmi(obeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
M%ortDmeltern 8al1en

- Nortblpeltern @al1en lenote
forle6en Gag til Stotsfas ierer 9obl
en- Gbecf poo $626,406.51 iom 5fat
for iroeppren6e Star. omaha 3d.
men ienote lin 5fat, $167,699.46
og Milmonfee aYnel1 len0te Melten
al i'm 5fot, 1emlig $84,940.06.
Stanley, M}erril1 & Bbil(ips 9o1en
betalte $t,180.6S, @isconltn &
Micbtgol1 betolte $1,663.02, 9r11z
bor & @olioltfee, $26.63 og glgin
Solicit & @oltern $2,355.95.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

ifp0er oisie uo al oeres Snnoament.
Man bar bi6til life ment, at oen1te
5paoom ifplotes 8afteriers girf-
iombeo, oa piier Set Jig rigtigt, at
@olfoflonorirwen ifriper Zig fra Ell
@acille, pil Ben oentologiife @ioen-
ifab ian0ipnligpis flrn,1e finoe en-
2pmfe moo 5pg6ommeu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Mau ifl1loe ipr1es at Set bor ct
&opeltpffe for @l1pcrner @ilion at
erflere Oriffeipprgsmaalet / Matne
for Ell lofol Mffere. 6or 80 Mar
li0en reilte General @ancocf til
@aine % forflare0e, at Torif=
ipergsmoalet par cit lofal Mffere,
og lalt tnhte mes @lnlls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Gen ofop0e Mifaoo iiges at bape
pGret iao pirfelplter, at ba,1 fun
unote Jig ielo en- enelte Terie / bele
lin Megieringstio = a Mor. @o1
bar iormo0entlig 6a,,ge for, at 2pjt=
nant @obion if1loe ligge poa Sin
og iruppe bele 1riget Sopon, bpis
ban life bar paa fin &oit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
G~anlf=Mmerifonif Selifabs &po

Ganlf=Nmerifouif Selifabs Soar.
talsberetning for Suli CT u0fommet
Seifabet bar fife me0 lin be6ite &il.
je funnel point mitb pride" til
ltgrre &eiultater ii0en SEN bergmte
8otaille me0 Erof. &orl 2orien
Ser enonn ipeeer / foreliggen0e @e:
refining, men man gj6r ioo mege1
uo at Soften for &rof @ooiirg /
5. 26. S11ni ior1 ml1ligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Set ii6it uofomne @efte uf Sci
6~onif-tpife Si6slfrift ugeor6lal1o"
in6eboloer III. a en- meget in1igren:
Sc ill1litreret Nnn1elocIie al 2mlrio:
Neoerlu1s % &ongito6s @og u@cl:
ii1apr", iamt Ell bpiiternt lpriif Mr.
ttfel ON uSpmentagc or1 9relnno"
al Gheo. @cfltein.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Socioliitblaoe1e ip,1es at bope
mere ufor0eloatig Smtole al @il=
ion, reoaftionelt, chs al Gaft og
&ooiepelt. Set fan man toge lom
ct liffert 5egl1 poa, at Sc tror at
@illon CT sen l%tGrfelte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
Miffelien, at bans Sogt bar ct Mi-
rofel at l1oboloenbeo, iom letter
Sbocfletons % @earps arftiife @e-
orifter fulofommcn / Sfpgge.

Get paaitoaes, at Soften / Mi1-
neioto % Sc TO 9afotaer pil beIpbe
Jig til 265 Millioner @lribels. "a,
parer Set iiffert life lel1ge fgr mon
berer at 9rpo gaor op / Yris, for.
81 oct oil folte oltfor meget at fac
Spe6en transporteret til Melm9ller.
nc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Set paaltooes, at s. %icrpont
Morgons Soonoifrift nnlten fife er
til at lp1e. Ser er 0og bit fuo
M}erneifer, iom life nre0 @lnoe bill
De lie poa bm1s Aopnetref, bpis
1amme bar paofdrt cit go0 itor Gbecf
i 6eres Tongr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
8rocentmeng0e 5uritof iom BED
|@abets Sperfla0e.

.fsEE## .yts#H#H
Set fslipmme Gifcltaarn. S 81.
6enifubsafa6emiet / Yaris far Hro-
feSior @uillaltme fortalt ON Ste,
Illtaterne al en0el lin6rige Maalin-
ger ban bar foretaeet al @iffeltaar-
net. Set bier fig at Gaar11et er
meget gmfinotlig for @ejrforanorin-
ger. Set itaar lts0t nof Jeff / Sen
noloiomite @torm og ioinger al0rig
mere emo 10 Gentimeter til 5t0er=
ne for Gin6. Men bliper set ober=
|ifpet efter Col eller fommer Ser
|ool0iom Megn, treffer Goor,ret Jig
lammen lom ct leben0e Geien. Set
ifer neiten ejehliffelig. @e6 Col
opgang %begpnoer. 5aornet regel=
mesiig at ltrpffe Jig og mo0 often
treffer set Jig Iammen igjen.
9anif Senbiiffabrifatiom / 8el-
glen. ~@oicbs &enoitiffobrit" for
i1o1at Ben SatSititfo5rif, lom Sc for
IS Mar iioen opertog / 8elgien. Sen
|@ang par SEN bag(ige B%ro0uftion
|20 Sitter elGer 1900 9@ifer, men
flor Si6en fremlttltes ser 70 a 80
Sitter eller $4,000 sGlfer ont 0o=
gen.
Tobrifen beifieftigcr ca. 500
Mono og er @eleiens iterite Seno=
)ittffabrif.
girfiombe0en er %opergooet til Ell
belgiif Genoitifring, iom omfotter
2anoetS 10 Sen0itiffobrifer. Ser
pe0bliper 6og at ppre oqnif @apital
Il 6obrifen og Direftgr 8reis(er>
,,&j6be11bapn, foor Gphe / Mingens
geltDrelie .
&illiam 8po:g opo. @runo(pg=
gere1 al Sen M bete Soroen mnfot=
ter10e 6relienS Seer, oeoe TirSoug
letter en- Operoticn / en- Mloer al SO
Eor.
Gen gamle Troesfpmpe u0oal1oe=
6e / lit @jem Size @oofi tone, otte
c1gelifc Mil fr;; 9pnoon, bpor bou
Ear pgret fnu:1llet til 5pgeiengeu
Sc li0lte 8 Moane0er. timber bele
@%enerolens Sp3oorn bapNe bous
Sen 9ron1tpeu 8oot6 og 6enl1cS
911ltru naaget rper bam.
Sfjgnt Sc en5elife 5alpotioniiter
DapOer, at in9en Monb por mere
bGr0ia til en- Nilettclie / Metmi1=
lter Mb6ep ems @ill. 8ootb, ct Set
Bog mere el16 t:'ipliomt, bporpiot Sc
e1gelIfc M1ttoritctcr ni( gipc Si(la=
Belle oertil.
Sn0en for Tre'iens Scr nil
I5pdrgsmaalet ON, bbem Ser jfal BIZ
be @eneral BOOTHS gfterfGlger mpf=
fe ltor S1teresie. 6or flere Nar
ii0e11 opergop @cnerolen Ell forleglet
aonpolut til Sreliens @ers jllri0i=
lie &onil1lent; Henl1e &onpoll1t, lou1
fgrlt mootte acbnes efter bans 0p0>
tn6e6ol0t Nabnet pao Sen Man0>
@enerolen bar6o beitemt til i'm 81
terfplger, og Set er lelpfdlgelig meo
ltor 5pr1r0ing at mon MI Sor6en
ober, bpor Ser iin6es ct &orps al
|Srellens @pr> i%n1pocler No61ilWc1
nf 6en11c &pnnol, It.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Me0 Sc itore Nnlinger pg Set go
Be Mor / Sigte formo0es Set, q
Observation-Disclosures bliper billige
re. &ogerne flyer, at 0erlom &orn
oplingcn bolOer JONI Sen (pper, hi
Mel 61ipc billigere og felgelig fan
Srpo gieres lt9rre; man oil igier
funnc bage ct Yun0s 8rpo ilteoet
for MI IA inner. Gngros>Slogter:
forretningerre mel6er, at &jpopri
lerne lonOipnligbis oglao pil blipt
labere, ii6en &reatl1rtooeret CT Bill.
ligerc. 6jerfre, 9gg og Mejcripro:
buffer pe11tes %lieele0es at foloe
Eris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

inaleoes, at Sen bill foa 2eiligbeo til
at itnoere ifun6inapiife l%1noerpis-
ltingsiptemer.
s. 81. 2enfe +.
Mimeapolis 5. 10. Slug. 1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Men bele llopitlingen b%ertiIlanos
er 10 ieprigt / ct fortert spor MT
ttloags, og bbor og b%porleoes Doar-
faberne eoentllelt oil bore ben moe
@noerne bi6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

u&epnol0 Memspaper", set me-
get lalte engelife 5en6agsblao, ifri-
Der / en- le6en6e Nrtifel ON &Qptein
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23
Jnrnrt rut1nt.

Op4uKlt xllllu1>
S Mitrnberg aabneoes forle0en ct
,tDIf Sat1gerltepne, / boilfet oeltager
$4,000 aftioe Salwcre fra 100
|Soreninger.
Snlien Masienet, Del1 beren1te
frantic aomponiit afgif oen 13oe
Mugltlt peo 9eoen / lit &iem / So
ris | Ell Ml6er al 70 Mmr. San
bapoe / leugere Sis liot al Street It.
st TIFF sDnoifat pil III, prept
[at oprette 0irefte trao6leS Iorpin.
|6eli tbers ODER Mt(o11terbapet mel,
lem Gong Sslano, g. g., og Molter
II Spiflano, melGes fra Berlin, ol
|6e nil til Sen @n6e oprette Ell eta:
|ttom / 5abpille, Song Ss(mo.
Strife nebbrenot peo 2pnnebi lag
I2pnet ilog s. %. Sss,,li neo / Mor0:
|ijg &irfetoarn pe6 @feleftea / Spe
|rige. Saarnet nntpnotcs, og SSloe1
brebte fig bl1rtig til &irfen, Der ne0
|brnnote til @rrn0en. 2%anosbyenf
ISSa10paanere bar til 6eit, bporfo1
Oct bore6e ret lG11ge, inben SOL
font Hl1te6e. &irfen bar al Erp
;&irfens bellige &or brpnotc.
Sra Spcrige fomr1er gfterretnin
gen ON, at 9ioteren e(lbert l1lri
;8aath er be6, 50 9(ar gammel,
,@ottlfer peb @gteborg, bnor far
bob6e itn @o1nmerbolig.
@perige bor fer miitet Ell al s.
betp6eliglte blan6t Sem, Ser / Sir
ierne i6gte at fl1ptte Toeiien nnr
mere til @per6ogen og @irfeligN
Sen, e1ro SEN romontilfe 5fole fan
6e giort set.
Stur 8rano / MnslanS. Sen 5
Ml,gl1lt 110brsb Der SIS paa Eetrop
ifi=9en / ct. 3eters6org, og / So
bet al fort Sio lto6 Ell &nffe 9epo:
ter / 6lommer ligeiom ogiao Hete1
Sen Stores Eoln blep lagt / Mife
@ro116en g6elogoe 80 Srebpgnin
! ger, ct tort Sdmmerlager nogle So
ierner, @rnn6iepagte1rs G9jbl,s or
en- gronoitation. Noo Edjbltlet ON
fom Ell Sfilopogt, og / Ell al Srr:
bpgningerne in0ebrGn0tc cit &bin:
Sc me6 Z @Grn
&pelcnbc @ebc ~ puloiumt ltucjr
i Shi flano. Sen %. S11li trof ct
bol6l omt l1peir fen pDer @an1borQ
'og Sm1egn; Ser folot @agl iao ltore
iom 0ueng og al Ell @pgt al inoti!
rs @r. gn Mel1g0e Meur1eifer
@elte oa &pro bleb iaoret, og Su:
finder al H1t6er, Ser pen0te imo1
l1peiret, fnl1ites. s @aper1c oa
paa Morfer1e blep ser onrettet ito1
lGfo6e, napnlig paa al 6rllgt.
s @erli11 blep mango Mernei fer
,romte al @eoellog; flere ct 6ruf=
neoe re0 @u6ning / 8pcns G1neg,1.
Den npeitc Scrn6ane=2nfins. =
Haa Gbile=9olipio @alren far man
mi in6f6rt cit Npbe0 pao Serlr6ane=
trmsportens Sn1roobe, iom en6og
De e(egal1telt tie @fspres= 2ufi1tstog
hibtil for floret Jig 1r0en.
Scrnbol1elinien tiger op / en-
@6joe al 1887 Meter oper @opet,
og / bette 2nftlog fdler mango Ser
ioner Jig il0e. aOfn bor 0erfo r in0>
rette Ell ierlfilt ~5urltofofoeling"
bbor 2ufte11 in0ebol0er Sen iommc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-23

Spffen gjgr mol1ge Genl1cr, men
gegoen prgDer Sem beoi It.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
THE FUNERAL OF THE MAINE

Out Of the harbor she sought long ago. Harbor that welcomed. but served
 not to save. Under the clouds. bending pitcous and low,
 Crept the great ship to her grave Not from the battles tumultous
 breath,
 Not from the glory of victory's But from her travail of flame and of
 death.
 To, q republic was born. Not in the arms of this Queen of the
 Wrccks.
 Fingered the dust of her far-fam-
 ous dead: Forests of palms hailed the flag on
 her decks Roses above her were spread Long had she waited her funeral-day. Lying in rough state amid sunlight
 or gloom: Now the worlds plaudits each step
 of the way Followed her path to the tomb. Full sixty fathoms we buried her
 low.
 Meath the rough sea and the ne'er
 changing skies; Far from mO1estng friend or foe, Heedless of tempest she lies. Lies in the arms of the ocean, waves
 pressed. With the wet sea-roscs over her
 spread, While. with the love of q nation
 careSsed. Arlington cares for her dead.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

with. The barge canal. of course, has been overshadowed by the stupendous enterprise on the Isthmus, but it nevertheless stands ont as one Of the greatest undertakings of it's kind Up to the present time the total dis Dursements on account of the Chi cdgo drainage canal have been some thing less than $70-000,00O: she cost of the barge canal. not counting the original expenditures upon the water ways covered by tha: name. will cer- tainiy be over S10O, 900 and may reach s125,OOO.OOO. Added to this. eventually. must be .he cost of branch canals and terminals
 The Cape Cod canal, it was thought for time might be completed before the close of the present year. This work is developing possibilities. how ever, that while increasing it's useful ness may delay it's completion for q wear or two. There is a growing sen timent in favor of its enlargement. Assuming that the plans be changed II is also within the interesting prob abilities that this work will be for maily opened in the famous year of 1915 Of the three enterprises men tion2d that on Cape Cod is the small lest and most modest, but in its way it promises to be relatively as useful as either of the others. and eventually it is destined to form q link in a waterway system of greater magnitude. if not greater importance, than the other two combined
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
RAILWAY FIREMEN VOTE.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Returns Were made today on the vote taken by members of the brotherhood Of locomotive firemcn on all the rail roads east of Chicago and north of the ohio river and are said to indi- cate that a great majority of the firemen favor making a concerted movement for uniform wages for the brotherhood members on all these roads.
 The brotherhood of locomotive en- gineers has also been conducting q vote on the questions of ordering a strike in the event the railroads fail to agree to their demands. and while the ballots will not be canvassed un- til meeting in this city next We'd nesday. it is known that the engineers are almost unanimous in granting full power to the officials to deal with the question.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SUIT FllED-Attorncv Paul R. | InGles representing the Farmers and 1 Merchants Bank of Phoenix yester-
 day filed suit against the Arizona | Trust Company. The suit is for $lS.- | 800.
 1 JUDGEMENT ENTERED-Judg- ] ment was entered in the superior ! court yesterday in favor of Emma l.. Edwards eXecutriX of the estate or 1 the late Annie l.. WaHin McNcil. The 1 Judgment is on d note against tae | Tempe ostrich company.
 CHAMP CLARK CLUB-AH who are chcrishing a desire, secretly or openly. to see Champ Clark the next president of the United States. are requested to assemble at the court house tonight for the purpose Of forming Champ Clark club.
 TO QUIET TITLE-Suit was com
 menced in the superior court yester-
 day by R. II. Fields. against Everett
 C. Ellis to quiet title to leo acres
 which the plaintiff alleges to have held adversely for several years an
 to which the defendant now inter
 poses a claim.
 MANY IMPROVEMENTS Many
 Improvements are being made in var lous sections of the cijy in addition to the large amount of building work now going forwarl Several buildings m the business center are being in proved by an addition of a plast... covering which changes the appear ance of the structures, and converts them into buildings of mod eru ar pcarance.
 THE LEGISLATURE-I was dry day yesterday with the le2isia- ture as neither house was in session. but the respective members had enough to do for beside ,he events of Good Friday and the circus. there we're numerous committee meetings. The most important was the discus sion of the tax measures by the senate finance committee It is understood also that there were numerous gentle men in the city much exercised over what may follow the passage of sen ate bill 2l requiring all men in haz- ardous occupations to speak English ! This measure has stirred up consider able opposition all over the state. es pecially in the mining sections.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
TUBERCLEC|DE

Tuberclccidc was discovered after 27 years search by Dr. C. F. Aycock, while he was practicing medicine in Oklahoma and who IS now located ill Los Angeles, California, as president of the Tubcrclecide Company, with offices at 7Ol-702 International Bank Bldg, where Tubcrcleclde Is scientifically com pounded.
 The Tubcrclccidc Company of Arizona last year was selling the TubercIecide put up by Dr. Aycock, and which has made such mllarulouS cures i'll Arizona and elsewhere, but they are no longer selling this Tuberce- eide, but an article of their own manufacture
 The Medical Journal of Chicago states that IHbcrclccidc is composed of Creosotc and OlVe Oll, or some other bland oil (which is 1alsc), and that 1t Is injurious to ones stom- ach and would cost about 10 cents for 2-ounce bottle. Many people have seen this statement, and some have discontinued the genuine Tuberclecide and have taken up the supposed formula of this medical journal with injurious and detrimental results, finally returning to the genuine Tuberclecde
 Do you know why the Tuberclecide Com pany of Arizona advcltises to sell it's product at Whatever price patient can afford to pay?
 We, the sole manufacturers of Tubercle- eide, will give 5000 to anyone who correctly states how Tuberclecide is made. and what if IS made of
 Anyone suffering with Tuberculosis should write the Tuberclecide Company Los Angeles, California, for booklet and testi- monlalS, price. etc
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
DEATH WAS WELCOME.

Have you any last message to leave-any final word to say" his wife asked as she knelt beside his bed.
 There is one, Mary. but I think ] had better say it to someone else
 No, William. speak it to me. cant bear to think of anyone else hearing your last words"
 No, no, dear. Let me whisper my message to the doctor or to the min ister if he is here. It would only make you sad"
 'I insist on knowing what you wish to say. You must tell me-Only me-
 Well. then, if you will have it. merely wish to say that I die happy that I am glad to go.''
 "Oh. William, why-why are you glad to go?"
 'fll miss housekeeping this year."
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
ARBOR DAY IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS. O.. Aprii This is arbor day in Ohio. but as the public schools have not been in session this week there was little observance of the day. In many schools the tree planting exercises were held last week. while in others arbor day wifi be observed next week.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
OPENING THREE CANALS.
Panama. Erie, and Cape Cod Water
 ways Nearing Completion.

IL is among the interesting puob- abilities that New York's great barge canal and the Panama canal will be formally opened in the same year The Panama canal. according to pres cnt indications. will be ready for business earlier than 1915. but the time that is gained will be employed in getting the canal into as nearly perfect working order as possible be- fore it's formal inauguration. Both undertakings have now rcachel the point where the question Of their Op- eration has become one of immediate importance. Col. GocthalS, chief en- Ginecr of the Panama canal. is on q visit of inspection in Europe in this connection. Before his return ne will have examined into the systems fol- lowed in the operation of the great canals of the old World. In May next the members of the New York canal commission will go abroad on q similar mission
 New machinery has made possible the completion of the New York canal d year earlier than was expected. Canal building has now been reduced to a point where skilled operators of machinery are even more necessary than workers with the pick. shovel. and wheeibarrow. although the latter cannot as vet be wholly dispensed
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
TO HANG 4 NEGRO.

BRENNAN. Tex. April 5--Charlio McClannan. colored. who killed Her bert Hughes. white. in 1910, is under sentence to be hanged here tomorrow. The execution was not set for Friday on account of today being Good Fri day.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
WESTINGHOUSE DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Dividends have been resumed on Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing company common stock and all stockholders of record at the close of business today will share in the disbursement of one Der cent out of last years earn ings. to be paid April 90.
 This is the first devidend declared
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
FENCING TITLE FINALS.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Finals in the annual tournament of 1he inter collegiate fencing association will be held today and tomorrow at the hotel Astur in this city
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

There is abundant evidence in the opinion of Penck. that man existed during the beginning of the last glacial epoch. There is some reason for thinking that at least 10000 years have elapsed since the last glaciation and that the man whose jawbone was found in 1909 near Heid- elburg lived 100000 years ago.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

'u or gathered: also the sleeves can be finished with the new rolled over cuffs that are held by links or with plain straight ones. In whatever way it is made and which ever finish is chosen the waist is dis tinctlv smart suited alike to linens, cot tons. simrle silks and fsnnels and tte like. Ire neck edge is finished with a band and over Ii can be ad- iusted the rolled over collar or any separate one that may be preferred. The skirt includes plaits below the stitching that mean comfortable free dom for walking and which mark many of the latest designs. It IS six gorcd and can bc finished al either tho high or natural waist line r. is adapted 10 all skirt ing materials. to the suit and to tho gown as well as to separate uSe. but m the illustration II is made of linen in the new crash weave that IS known as Russian
 For the medium size will be needed 5s4 yards of ma tcrial 2, 25s yards 36, ? yards A in- ches wide; for the skirt will he needed 6% yards 27, 4 yards .36, 512 wards A inches wide tor linen or other ma terial without up and down, but if there is figure or nap S@< yards 27, 4 yards A inches wide will be needed, width of skirt at the lower edge is 5I. yards. 21s yards when the plaits are laid.
 The May Man ton pattern of the waist, No. 7566, is cut in sizes from .34 to 40 bust, of the skirt, No. 7I47, in sizes from P to B waist. They will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Depart ment of this paper, on receipt of ten cents for each.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY.

NEW YORK. April 5-Good Fri day Was observed in New York today in the customary manner. with sol emn ceremonies in St Patricks ca . thedral and other Catholic and Epis- copaI churches
 Good Friday is a legal holiday in New Jersey. Pcnnsylvania COnnccti- cut and Delaware ana was generally observed throughout the east.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

on Westinghouse common since pay ments at the rate of 10 per cent a year were stopped four years ago. when a receiver for the company was appointed The receivership ended Dec ]. 1908
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

A housewives free list is to be in- troduced into the house of represent atives. Discounting suffrage ?-Bos- ton Herald
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

BALTIMORE. April J.--Ciood F'rida Y ceremonies of d most impressive character, in which Cardinal Gibbons participated, were held today in Bal timore. Business was practically sus- pended. as today is q legal holiday in Maryland
 other southern states which ob- serve Good Friday as a legal holiday are Alabama, Florida. Louisiana. and Tennessee.
 ST. PAUL. Minn.. April 5-Banks were closed and business generally suspended throughout the state today Minnesota is the only western state in which Good Friday has been made | Ln...lI Lnlilu.-
Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
DAILY FASHION TALKS
A SMART SHIRT WAIST AND SKIRT
BY MAY MANToN

THE shirt waist costume v,h hh | allows
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-06
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