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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Seidel je najjasnejse pokazo,
krojaski strajk V Adlerieyib ~
varnah vsled predolgega delovno-
ga casa IN prenizkih plaG. Kakor
pod pre- 'Snjimi administrator;
tako je adj to pot milwauska no.,
llcija brutalno postopala z strai.
kari. kakor nitro pa je Seidel
zvedel o tenn pocetju policije. ie
postal policijskemu Sefu John T.
Jansenu naslednje pismo: Pritoz-
be prihaJaJo, da je policija pred
kratkem psovala i'll r ravna-
la z brezposelnimi meSGani. Naisi
Je re dalo povod TEN pritozbam
karkoli, JAZZ hocem, da veste. da
Policija nina nikakc pravice DO
srcdovati pril judeh. XII ne krsijo
zakOna.
Pricakujem cd vas kot policii-
Skega Sefa, da poiasnite mostvu
Svojega oddelka. da mai Sc niko-
gar. kl je V svojih postavnih pra-
vlcah, ne pretepava ali zali. Trad
nlki, XII hi kaj takega trpeli. in
p~ollcaji, XII hi zvrSevali bodo cd
govorni Ia vse to-"
Utinek tega pisma je bill pri de
lavSkih naSprotnikih tako silen.
da so takoj V prihodnii zakono-
dali Z velikimi zrtvami dosegli
zakon, pc katercm zgubi mayor
vrhovno oblaSt mad policijo, kajti
kapitalisti so vcdeli. da cd Sci
della ne morejo pricakovati nobc-
ne ZaScite prot dclavccm. Spre-
videli so, da Sc delavskim zahte-
YAM ne mOrejo protiviti. dokler
delavce podpira in zagovarja me-
stna uprava.
Seidel Sc .ie STEER moral "a en-
KRAFT umakniti zdruzenim Slam
vseh nasprotnih %elementov. a ste.I
viIo njegovih glasov lie narastlo.l
kar daJe popolnO upanje. da pri.
de Seidel V kratkem zopet ma cello.
milwauSkega mesta.
Ma narodni konferenciji socia.
listicnes FRANKIE V Indianapolisu
je bill Sodrug Emil Sendel Two
lien "a podprcdsedniSkega kandi-
data.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
EMIL SEIDEL,

(Nadaljevanje S prve strani.)
viteljev, klesarjev in modeliricv.
Ia organizaciia ie bila pris.ljcla
It'll ma Strajk |. 1888 V Berolinu.
Oh tel priliki je opravlial roesto
odbornika V odSeku in je bii kot
tax veckrat arctiran. Strajh ie
bill deloma dobljen.
l.. 1892 Sc lc vrnil Y Ameril;o i'm
je dObil delo ma Kolumbiski raz-
stavi V Chicago kot krvitelj lesa
in modelir V gibsu in vosek Ia
tenn ie delal Y proda.ialni Fulle .
Warren Go. III kaSneje Sc .ie pre-
SELL Y Milwaukee, kjer S. danes
zivi.
Njegoye tedanje zivljcnSke IL
kuSnje Y Ameriki kakor tudi V
Evropi so ustvarile V MEM revo-
lucionaren duh in kot tax le bill
eden izmed pi0mirjev V SocialiStic
mem gibanju V Milwaukee. Tn ie
bil veckrat kandidat ma social
sticnem tikctu IN bill tuL; Two
lien V mestni zastop. Spomla Ii |.
1910 pa ie bill izvoljen IA zupena
mesta Milwaukee, XII je bilo prvo
vecje mesto (3S7.0OO prcb valcev)
V Hdruzenih drzavah. XII je izvoli-
10 soc. zupana.
SeidelOva administering j. bi-
la V sakem oziru popolen uspeh.
TO pripoznavajo tudi razlicni ne
p%ristranski socialisticni kritiki,
med katerimi so najodli6nejSi
ameriski sociology, kakor DIR. Cha
rles Eliot. prejSn.ji ~predsednik
znane Harvard universe. profe-
sol Charles Zueblin. Louis F..
Post in drugi.
Da Seidel kot zupan nj pozabil
d~elavstva in n.jegovih tezenj.
kaze dejstvo. da so V teku niego-
vega zupanOvanja Sc sprejele Ste
wine IA delavstvo koristnc cd
rcdbe. Place mestnih delavcev so
80 zviSale. delovni cas- Sc .ic skraj-
Sal in dclovne razmere 30 tovar-
nah so Sc 5 strogim nadzorStvom
V vsakem aziru zbol.iSale.
Tako ociten ie bill uSpeh Seide-
love mcstne uprave. da so nasprot
Mkt uvideli svoie slabo staliSGe
ter Sc zdruzili roper socialiste.
ker 50 uvideli. da nezdruzeni nj
50 kos napredujoGemu socializ-
ma.
kako ncuStraSen zagovOrnik
dclavSkih pravic jc bill mayor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

ii gre pc vsi cloveski in naravni
pravici kteri tie skubejo in
molzeJo kteri ropajo grizlje.j
kruha in pozirek mleka tvo.ji de-
ci kteri sesajo tvojo kri, tvoj
mozeg kteri preSajo tvoje
misice, gulijo tie do kosti. in ko
tie izpreSajo in ogulijo do kraja.
vrzejo potem presnik - tvoj
kostnjak prevleGen z medic ko-
70 ma dump: V sir~otiSnico.
bolnisnico, kjer pogineS. ko nisi
wee IA radio ~
Ne glaSuj wee IA tie! Ne glasuj
wee IA republikance in demokra-
te! Glasui Ease! Glasui IA DELAY
ce! Glasuj IA stranko delavcev .
- Glasuj "a socialisticno stran-
ko! Glasuj "a socialiste!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

- ampak. kadar so volitve. ia
KRAFT pa lie vedno in vedno VOLS
tako. da zadovoljiS bogatase. ka-
pitaliste, ne pa sebe.
Ne godrnjaj, prijatelj! Ne po-
maya ME! Sam 81 kriv svoie be-
de! Tako dolgo. dokler glasuies
S kapitalisti, millionaire in miliar-
daryl, jeden in tisti tiket - dok-
Ter VOLS IA itste candidate, ktere
yoli tudi tvoj boss, tvoi izko-
rlscevalec, tvoj gospodar - dok-
Ter OlasujeS ia koristi svojih az
rednlh nasprotnikov, kapitali-
stov. tako dolgo, prijatel.j della
wee, hos vedno in vedno ostal
hlapec. Suzenj. maSina - teptan
hos. zaniGevan. izkoriSGau. pre-
ganJan - brez della hos slabo
placan. lacen hos. razcapan. brez
Strche. Suvan IL renta V rent. W.
zen ma cesto. brez vsega H.
gubil hos Strak. pretepan od po-
llcaJev. zaprt jeco, pravicc ne
10 cate - trpel hos in trpcl in
Sc zmiraj godrnjal in godrnjal
- III godrnjaje Sc hos zvrnil V
prerani grob. ne da hi kedai o.
kusil lepoto in vse dobre reel. XII
Jill mudi bogati Svet...!!i
Ne godrniaj. prijtelj delavec
Spametuj Sc, Ne glasu.j wee "a
kapitaliste, Ia syOje tolovaje. "a
Svoje roparje. kteri ii SYSTEMATIC
no kradejo dan "a dnevOm. leto
IN letom. tvoj produkt. tvoj izde-
lex. tvoj pridelek. tvoi kruh, XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
G VICTOR DEBs
(Nadaljevanje S prve strani.)

MEM organizacije. Celih osem-
najst dnii Sc nj prepeljalo nit
enega funta tovora ma tel re
leznici. BOZ je bill hud. IA Debs in
njegoya Organizacija sta zlnaga-
la. Strajkarjem so Sc poviSale
place mesecno 20 $146.0m0.
Med tenn casOm Sc .ie priprav-
ljal najvecji strajk, kar Jill je
kedaj bilo I'd ameriskem konti-
nentu. Pullman Palace Car druz-
ba je namreG zu.zala place svojim
delavcem. DasI ii delavci niso
bill CLAM zeleLniske unije SO ven
dar iskali Svcta pri DeEsu. sled
nil je odsel V Pullman ter pre-
iskal stalisGe. PronaSel je, da
placuje kompanija zelo mike
place ter jennie sramotno visok
rent cd svojih his, toda kljub te-
mu ie s%vetoval, da Sc 2 Strajkom
malo poGaka. Toda prizadeti de-
lavci MISC bill IA od~laSanje; sto-
pill so ma Stavko IL. maja 1894.
to je Sc predno je bill atrajk ma
Great Northern koncan. Prosili
so IA vsprejem V AmeriSko zelez-
nisko unijo ter bill tudi sprejeti.
Cd tedaj najprej je bill BOZ Pull
manskih uSluzbencev, Debsov
BOZ. NeustraSenost, pogum in BIZ
strost ter odlocnost S katero Sc
je Debs odlikoval V tenn boju,
mu zagotavlja mesto med mai
boljSimi delavskimi boritelji pro-
ii besneci sill kapitaliZma. V tenn
boju je sodrug Debs dosegel sve-
.tovno priznanje.
Pc po~sredovanju tedaniega de-
mokratSEega predSadnika Grover
Clevelanda, Xxi ie bill najponiz-
neJSi sluga kapitalisticnih mo-
gotcev in Xxi je prot wolff Illinoi-
skega guvernerja postal ma me-
sto stralka zvezno vo.jaStvo proti
straJkarjem, je bill Strajk neuSpe-
Sen. X pOraZu so tudi zvezna Sd
disca veliko pripOmogla. Debs
sam Je bill obsOjen ma veG mesecev
zapora in z MIN drugi uradniki
unije.
No je Debs pc Sest mesecni je-
ti prSel V Chicago, mu .ie l.jud-
stvo priredilo velikanske ovacije.
Oh tel priliki lie incl Debs svoj
Enani govor 80 svobodi". XII 5,
p%risteva med najboljSa govore
m0dernega casa.
Spomladi l.. 1897. Sc ie zbral
v Ulrichovi dvorani V Chicago o.
staneh clanov Amer. zelezniske
unije ii oh tel priliki Sc je usta-
novila Observation-Disclosures
stranka''. ki ie kliub Stevilnih
pomaniklivosti zadobivala trdna
tia med ameriSkim delavStvom.
Nepravilnosti so V tcl;u casa izgi-
nile in danes ie sociaIiStlcna
stranka naiboIjSe organizirana
politicna stranka V Ameriki.
l.. 1900. ie socialiStiGnG stran-
ka prvic stopila v politiGno are
no u. dr.. Men prcdsedpiSki kan
didat je bill +. V. DebS. XII j. do
bill 96,931 glasoy. Il. 1904. ie bill
1opet prcdSedniSki kandidat in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
100000 IA IZVOLITEV
TAFTA.

" New Iorka porocaio, da
%prisDevki korporacij in poSamez-
nth kapitalistov "a Taftov volilni
sklad ze znaSajo do S6O0.O0O. -
"Darovali' so med drugimi: +.
Il. Seland $4,000. Andrew Car
ncgie $4,000. p. Morgan & Co.
$25. 900.
Morganu in Carnegi.iu je tore.i
Re V %interesu, da ie Taft zopet
izyoljen. Brat delavec. ali 81 ii
MOrganOy ''partner'?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

je dobil 40S.230 glasov, |. 1908.
je bill ponovno kandidat in je do
bill 424,4SS glasov.
lndianapoliSka konvencija. Xxi
Sc je vrSila meseca maja, pa ga
je v Getrtic doloGila "a zastavono-
So socialistiGne stranke, kar priGa
da uaiva sodrug Debs neomajno
zaupanje zavednega ameriSkega
delavstva.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
HELD TO ANSWER

Ramon Figueroa was yesterday held to answer on a charge of as sault on the person of Mrs. Carmen de Salazar with intent to commit 9 dastardlY crime According to the testimony, Figueroa came to Mesa only a short time since. first seeing Mrs. SalaZar about two weeks ago. At that time he went to the house with the excuse that he wished a drink of water. On Thursday. the woman testified. he went to the house, she being alone and made in decent proposals to her. She got rid of him and closed the doors. Later in the afternoon MT. Salazar who is working in a barber shop. went to the trouble. About this time the couple noticed that Figueroa was headed for the Salazar residence. and the husband sccreted himself where he could see and hear what was going on The visitor entered the house and again made improper proposals to the woman. and rcceiv- ing d refusal. caught her by the arms In the struggle d table was overturned and some dishes broken. Salazar promptly took a hand and threw Figueroa out and then had him arrested. Not being able to give bail, Figueroa was taken to the cOun- ty jail by Deputy Sheriff Peterson yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
MAN VERSUS SHEEP

That man is superior to the most specialized of his brutish competitors in the realm of mountain climbing IS Bclmore BroWne's opinion, as voiced in Outing:
 Much has been written about the marvellous climbing ability of the mountain sheep, and unfortunately, much of it is untrue. Men who have been recognized as leaders among our best writers on nature have committed grave blundcrs in writing of this animal. The sheep is a marvellous climber-fOr a sheep but he is limited in his climbing by the climbing tools nature has given him, and these can in no way compare with the hands and feet of man. But nothing that lives can excel the mountain shccp's sense of balance, and when you have seen a ram standing on the outer edge of d siX-inch ledge and gazing calmly down through a thousand feet of blue space. you will think of him ever afterWard with respect and ad- miration."
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
MOTOR PARTY
 HAYDEN ID RAY
E. c. Taylor Returns From His Wedding Trip; F. $. Walker Leaves for Chi cago; More Freak Spring Weather

HAYDEN. May 3-An auto party composed of Messrs. William Mac Donald, F. V. Daveler and J. NJ Beattie left Hayden at an early hour Friday morning to visit the mines at Ray. MT Macdonald is superintend- ent of the Chino Copper Co. and has been visiting here for several days After seeing all the interest ing features of the Ray plant he left on the noon train on his return trip to New Mexico.
 F. (. Taylor who is one of Hayden newly Weds and has been in Florida for d. month or more on his honey moon returned to Hayden several days ago leaving Mrs Taylor with relatives in Phoenix until he gets his new cottage ready for occupancy.
 Dr. A. E. Rood of Ray is in Hay den for few days.
 E. $. Walker who has been a mem Der of the Ray Consolidated corps of civil engineers for 9 number of months left Friday for his home in Chicago.
 Hayden is having another spell of very disagrceable weather. On Thurs day morning a stiff gale arose which later developed into q Well-defined dust storm which lasted until night fall. The result of the gale was d very noticeable fall in temperature and the weather is now almost Wintry.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
NEW "coURT HOUSE"

w. W. Perkins is here from San Diego. for a few days visit His trip here is partly to look after his property interests, which are many in this section He has a host of friends who are always glad to see him.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church held it's anniversary dinner yesterday.
 Mrs x. B Robinson. of Los Ange- les. is visiting with MT and Mrs w. H. Hogle. q Mrs. Robertson is an aunt of Mrs. Hogle.
 On account of the failing health of Mrs. Geo. E. Fitzgerald, the fam fly have gone to the coast. hoping that the lady may find a change of climate beneficial.
 F. w Pattee has gone to Ventura, California, on business.
 Mrs Robert kcrran and her two children are at the home of J. Es. Blakely. Mesa. Mrs. Blallcly being the mother of Mrs. Kerran
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
M E s A
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
 THREE WEEKS HENCE
Council Appoints Judges and Calls tor Caucus to be Held May 11th to Make Nominations
 for Officials.

County division. while the over ShadoWing subject of interest. has not entirely eliminated more or less talk regarding the town election which IS due under the law to be held in Mesa on May 27th In former years Mesa has gotten along very nicely with only five councilmen. one of whom was chosen for mayor. Since the census returns were pub lishcd. it is necessary that the mum Der of councilmen be increased to seven. The provision for one of that number to act as mayor has not been changed. neither has. the law ch1nged in regard to the election of q town clerk. a marshal and street supervisor. Councilmcn must be owners of real estate. respectable and competent, and are required to serve two years without salary. They are supposed to let the honor offset their iabOrs in behalf of the public. That they generally get more brickbats than bouquets, goes without saying That is generally true with every public official. and 1ll goes in q lifetime. Mesa has had q splendid council during the past two years the retiring members having done nothing that they should be asham- ed of and much that they should be proud of and for which they deserve the cOmmendat tion of the citizens of the town. It is to be hoped that the council to be elected the latter part of this month will fare equally well.
 At q meeting held for that purpose at the town hall last night, the coun- ci appointed the following election officials:
 Inspector-C Fred Bracket
 Judges-W. A. Macdonald. Jay C. Seaton.
 CIerks-J. J. Phillips, F. M La Baron.
 Marshal-J w. HorsIey.
 The polls will be open in the town hall building
 citizens caucus was also called by the mayor. to be held at the town hall on Saturday evening. s o'clock, May 11th. at which time a full ticket may be nominated.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
THE NEW LIGHTS

IHe heW luminous arc lights on the Mesa streets make a big i'm provement at night. There are eight of these lights and they add much to the appearance of the streets Last summer MT Chandler contracted to put in the new system. but was de- laycd from the fact that he could not get the fixtures from the fac tory. The only fault found, since the lights have been installed, is that there are not enough of them; they are so pretty that many peO- pie think there should be one at the intersection of every street. Mesa is growing and the additional lights needed will come in time
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04

ed program was much enjoyed Re Treatments in the form of q very dainty lunch were served at the close of the meeting All wish to express their appreciation of Mrs. Deere's address and of the work of the hostess.
 Those present were: Mesdamcs Deere, Merryficld, Fuller. Merriam. Fauber, IT. Barkley, IT. Davis. PuIci- fer, Wall, Page, Lively Sturgcs, Hood. Ivester, Logue, Hammels, Sheets, M. P White. Phill White. Greasy, J. Lively, Whitney, Wells, Otto. H. Lehman, Misses Spain Adams and Lively
 Mrs. Humm leaves this week for her home in Pennsylvania. Mrs Humm is the wife of D. Humm, prin- cipal of the Union high school Many of Mrs. Humm's friends will regret that she is leaving as MT Humm has severed his connection with the high school here and leaves soon for his vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs. Davis sister Miss Eva Oliver leave tomorrow for Tennessee. Miss Oliver will return soon while MT and Mrs Davis will ho aWly until fall
 w J Murphy was iu town this morning on business.
 A. W. Bennett. F. NJ. Cox and C. Davis made q business trip to Phoe- nix this morning.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
TEMPE
PLEASING VISIT IF
 TIE LAW MAKERS
They Were Royalty Entertaned by
 the Normal Faculty and Students.

Every member ot the state legiS- 1ature. and a large number of them with families were very appropriately and royalty entertained on the Nor mal campus Thursday afternoon and evening. It k estimated that there were between four and five hundred people on the campus during their short stay in Tempe.
 The special train which conveyed the party from Phoenix arrived about fivc-thirtv. II took just seven auto mobiles and two tallyhos to transfer the guests to tie seat of entertain ment. showing them the town at th' same time. Ns the visitors entered the campus the school cadet company paid them the fitting respect of Pre- sent Arms" after which each vehicle was unloaded and a tour of the buildings commenced The guests were accompanied py members of the faculty and student body who took them through every room of the three educational buildings.
 X short but very interesting physi- cal culture drill followed and was very highly praised for the splendid showing made.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
AFTER THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

If ever any team representing Tem- De played ball and their best at that, the Normal boys intend to do so to- day As is already known the first championship to be held in the new state hinges on today's game. The boys have been on the diamond every day this week and were out an hour carly Thursday. due to the legislators visit later in the afternoon. Although no special train has been provided for those who expect to attend. good connections can be made on the Chandler train which leave here at -fOrty-tWo. \ large number from both the town and school are making arrangements to take it and do their best to cheer the home team on to 1 victory
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
SOUTH SIDE NEWS

[ BNt the program had just started Whe the supper bell was heard to ring The dining hall resembled a Howe garden. upon first viewing the interiNr but the appetizing odors is suing thcrcfrom soon conveyed d clearer meaning of what was to fol- low. ,he banquet had been prepared upon I our large tables, each one eX- tending from one end of the hall to the oths-r. And the tables were di- vided into sections representing all but one or two counties in the new state. 1Iembers of the legislature were placed at their respective tables in comp any with the students, at tending school here from the same countless. The tables had been pre- Yiously prepared by these students. .a good many of whom were personal friends of the distinguished visitors. As the banquet proceeded President X J. Ma ttheWs of the school made d few appl 'opriate remarks and intro ,Iuced the toastmaster of the evening. Dr. B B. Moucr. lately elected d
 member of the Normal board. Short speeches were then delivered by Gov erIAnr G w. P Hunt Attorney Gen ti Sl NFf.OI -' GA bN iSNAA4>'A ~'' 'INN N'N' of State S;iGncy P. Osborn and Pres ident Wilde of the University of Ari
 zona At thsa conclusion of these, each memlAr of the legislature present was called upon to s3y d word Short tcasts were also rendered bv mem bers of tn student body, in honor of tlk,ir respective counties.
 IL was about ninc-fiftecn when the banquet broke up, to the sounds of the wells for the different counties. each one trying to make the most noise It was thought that after the legislators saw just what was being accomplished they woudl readily con ceivc the idea that d larger apprO- prisltiou could be used to great ad- vantage. In order to impress this mor,, fully, upon the visitors, those in charge at tlhe dining hall decorated the place cacds stating the amount desired It is certain that the lcgis- lators enjoyed themselves. as well IS did the faculty and students of the school
 Automobiles were in waiting al the conclusion of the publications and the tired but pleased legislators re turned to their special train at the depot.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
CAUSED COMMENT

An anonymous correspondence in the local Mesa paper. Thursday af- ternoon. caused considerable com ment. The article claimed that the pupils Of the public schools did not comport themselves with proper de- corum on the school grounds after close of school and while on their way home. This is the first time that anything has appeared in print derogatory 10 the conduct of Mesa children and has reused the ire of some of the people The consensus of opinion among those who have observed the Mesa children closely over many years is that they are all well behaved as the children of any community. and great deal better than in many communities.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
FOR BAD CASE OF PIMPLES
Physician Recommends "Cuticura. ''

.is9O Thjrd Ave. New York. = About three months ago my face and neck became covered with small red pimples which later developed into large boils and my face Was in such a condition that I was ashamed to g out of the house. After using salves 1 went 10 a hospital for treatment. The head physician told me l you'd have to report for three or four months for treatment before the bois would even start to disappear.
 X young physician while treating me recommended CutictIra Soap and Ointment and told me to treat my face every night be- fore retiring with both the CuttcuTa Soap and Ointment. The results obtained were far betUer even than the physician expected and was completely cured in a short time by the use Of inc Cuticura Soap and Ointment" (Signed) Fred NiehmeyeT, Sept. 7, 19I1.D
 Cuticufa Soap and Ointment are sold everywhere. Sample of eaSh mailed free, with 3--p. book Address, "Cuticura," :" Dept. T. Boston. Tender-fsced men should shave with Cuticlra Soap Shaving Stick.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
NE "ccuET HOUSE"

The county jail building having been accepted by the board of su- pervisors. the Mesa city council held it's first meeting in the roomy new council chamber Thursday night, and yesterday the local justice of the peace held court there for the first time Ramon F'igueroa was the first man tried in the building. during the forenoon. During the afternoon the case of the state against Henry Incl WIS called, a jury trial being demanded. Mesa has every reason to be proud of her new municipal building if it is not very large. It is a great improvement over the old adobe. now torn down, and will an- swer until the town is able to put up the twenty thousand city hall that is contemplated.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-04
GLENDALE ]
MISSIONARY SOCIE TIES
 DISCUSS THEIR WORK
Baptist and Methodist Societies Hold
 Social and Business Meeting.

The Missionary society of the Bap- tist church entertained the Mission ary society of the Methodist church this afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. IT Lively The meeting was one long to be remembered in the history of the society. Mrs. Deere of Phoenix addressed the societies on the sub ject of missions. their study. main tcnance, necessity and many other points of very great interest were taken up and explained by Mrs. Deere
 These matters were also discussed by ,dhc members of the clubs and the principal points of interest were carefully gone over. After the ad dress. a short but very well arranG