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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Der critic Srnderteniel Spwa's.

Sberit Soiepb Gibod. Serausaeber
ocs Sonia StaatS An6eiser" in Ses
@oines, Soma. llnb Yrdiibent bes
9.sI. Sibernlen Staatsperbanbes bon
Soma. unb feline Satin. Srau Sannic
@tbpd, 9eb. Sarriion, f~eierten am 10.
S%eptembcr lire golbene Sod5eit. Sr.
Gibod fam 1S49 ais &nube bon etlpo
II Sabren nad) Den Ser. Staaten unb
bireft nad] Su6uque, bns barnals nod
Elm fleines Stdothen mar. Sort frat
ct ais 2ebrling in cine Srliderei elm
uno man lam ba6er ipobl bebaupten.
paB er Der critic Sriderteufel in SOMA
ipar. &tit 10 Sabren ipurbe er
ShnQebrcr, blieb es aber MIR filr5e
3eit nnb lpanbte iid bann sar5 Der
Sournaliitif gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
@as mir ME perseRen,

iino, ipic bic @inenihait b%cballptct,
@~reigniile ults luiercn Sugenbiabren,
mic 4. .. Suflcn'S Irnifa : Salbe,
lpcldc Die Wuttcr ober Die @robz
muttcr gebraud)te, nm uliere Sranbs
punben. 8eulcn. 8r~il6lpunpeu, Snut>
ausbriiHc, S6nittpunben, Ycritau>
dungen mo Guctidnngen 5u beilen.
Sabre Der Seilungcn beipeiien
ibrcn @ertb. llnper9leidli6 fir
6dmprrbpiSen, 6iibusraugcn uilb
Gplbz Sorce. 9hIr % Gents in z.
Us. &uctc'S Npot6cfc, 656 WSain
Str, Subuoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
%pren in Yreuhen perp6nt.

9crIin. - Cine bcionoerc Ser
iiigung bcS llnierriht5 : @iiuilters
ri6tet lid gegen baS Sorcn. 8egeu
eiueS cin6ellen SoQeS mad)te Der
MiniItcr barouf aufmertiom baB
oieie Scrtigfeit ui6t 81 Den lebrs
plumndBigcn llcbungcr bcs Surus
untcrriht5 9cbSrt. Cine Inter
ipeiirnG Dicriu III io9or mitnttbaft.
g%6cniopctiig borf baS Spren Der
S6iilcr in Den 8Gunleu unb oui ben
Eldbcu Der S6ulc 9ebuloet lperbcn.
8ci oieier @ele9enbcit erlpdbnt Der
Miniiter, bub mcbriad) bcobahtet
norben 1T. lpie ein5elne S6iiler lid
gu iibermGbi9er Tnipaumln9 ibrei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
@nnberbarc 5eiluns.

@artba 8nsmuiien. elm f2idbris
oee MGbhen aus Dem Suel County,
2. Sal, ficl uur cini9en Sa9en auf
Der Sarm hires Yaters BON einem
Baum ltnb brad oas Giid9rat. Sic
1T jebt nid)t mir nod am Seben, ions
bern es lit io9ar NliSiibt porbanoen,
ibr nod cin ~ge1unbes 2eben fir piele
Sabre an berciten. Wtan bat einen
Sbctl be5 gebrodlenen Niidgrats euta
fernt nm Die 6luei prrleBten 9iippen
ciugerirhtet. Sic @er8te iirb 5upers
iicbtlih, baB ole alcine polItdnois
interchangeable luirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Snfel Gsra iaat:

oaleine llrIa6en genii9en oftmals.
Inn man6en Seuten groBen Summer
81 bereiten" unb cine feline @ernafs
ldiiieung bel Infdlen bon 0ers
itopfung, Silioiitdt, l1nberbaulidfeit
ooer anperer 2e6ers llnoromunaen pirb
bas @leide tbun. @eun Sbr frdnfelt,
rebmet 5nr idInellen @criteaung Sr.
Sings 9iep Sifc SiIen. @clinoe,
5uperldiiig, iiber uub MIR % Gents
in 2. w. &uete's gpptbefc, 656
Wain Str., Dubuque, SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

iugenbliden ar1fte beim Surnen,
Spielen ober Spprt binreibcn %Iniien,
nm gnoere burb lire Geiitnn9en 81
iibertreffen. Serartiee llebertreibune
gen fonnen 5u ernItliher SddSi9lln9
Der @ehinbbeit unb 3u Siorunaen Der
g%einrmnten Gntlpiflnng bes &6rper5
fii6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

nit reiibirenben Yrieitern, % Iiis
Iionsitationen, 81 Yfdrribnlen NIT
1880 Shiilern. Elm 9ollege fir
&naben, 5tpei Ifnoemien fir @abfen,
pref 8aiienbduicr nit 402 @niiens
finbcrn nnb tueitcrc @o6lt6otigfeit5s
slnitulten. Sic 3abl Der @ldubigen
betrd9t lloefdbr 10000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

obne Siilfe Die fur5e stredc Suriid.
legen fonnte.
Gllgen5eneen bes ltneliiGS eilteu
berbei nnb es gelang einen She'll Dec
nit Den Wenen I~ingenben ans 2anS
81 5ieben. Sis jebt fpurben bon ben
eli G%rtrnntenen flint seborsen rnb
ioentifi5iert, ipdbrenb Die llebrigen
tpobl ifiperlid ipieber sefunoen tpers
Den biirften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

fiibrer ms 0iittel uno trennten sic
&fbGbne. Ser Sumlilt a6er
bailerte fort. Nur ipenisc 3uifauer
iparen in Der &ammer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

soten a1 a"i,. sI5%a u a"' ei ss5sr sRiius gsEai9s ati,t %sI4 s,s as s siTSr fd'5d5
nate BEL Ser Sanpt6obn Der SIOrpa Cat eoof @ainpap. Scr anani ipurbe
as"Sa' s ssa ainfSi'' St IL s lSrsa5 It eiue e"5 Sar sti5@st f5 y aa ssitas S Sp.
T b%p 5 sisd 81 SSnbSt an9fO " ~ % fe nps am ar @slDf it 0I S6Srn n" mr % ft nE imS
SseeresInfI uo iomit elm aTma peScr .5dB in eommer, nod fat i'm
m @ais@ 8 Hc @SsfHf ~ HnS S1 aast a1ho1 tie S fe@cn "t aesia as 'DS g 6s H9Isa
lid geni9cnb 6pfS (9dbes 5annenbol5) af bcn 2anoe, pcIdeS aRatcrial fir
nOt5tsc Standardization Iiefcrt Cine SdscHniblc lit in ummitteIbarer Mdbe.
seeforse. : Sic airde lit brrehs aebaut. Sic oeneinOc pin i'm
Sfto6cr einen reHbtrenben @rtrer erbalten uub es werben @orhbrungcn
gum Saue elmer Sdule 9etroften.
seibatienbeit ns sauDes MN sronnfte -Inrr aanbfrif bat eincn
lsr pr nSatiDsnt soOs fnan Ser SssDer en- sr oas S9is.11 Nq ims,u Der NJ draeq ash init NIT
f@ sa%sr ,mD g smstra. aaef fss Mt g sRois sDs srf big Dr S, grHts4 se. sn aajjasr.
Seoaf unO 3uderrOtr nit sutem grpe ansebaut herDen.
,ruter sshsss'H g. 5tStst g sf4 e sa s5.d it in sarts %ot FIN t ie 5,a5 5sntn1 6ms
s eadIi S per @ sfas f infr s. e ef5 Dgfs si!oS g. $50 se"fS 0aS 2"es"O'
Die gaarfperbahnHe limb elnfis-Sie8 Iorioa ear GoaHsgicububn
srtssdt ii. Fb , gasa a. a. unler eam sanoer ess s,ss 9isstttes erpseb. 9ient Der.
f isnsn antu 9s0 IN pf }rfS % 80 sx asanSs" !" Ser O sa"ss crt a g san F. o. 9. B b
s, 1 nsh aea sas5ibnt 81 . D { Il 8 i !. ' IF D@r sH m Ssief 1 SmS u S9 y E / ans%ssa
cine 5Ia6snSs staSt nno elmer Der m beSsutsnDfsn Biners Sseiorts an Der
Cine coniernatbe abtbdeune Der @epinne, tpelde burb Gdcrbau i'm
SnDim aiDsn1 aittr it eSiel TN ps sS.i t anNaea it suiamme@ n tent pie tb0Iat:
annaaaS, $500 big 500 per sge; eEebsersn $500 bis s. 400 per acre;
somoten, 500 Ssof Bis s's 500 Ss'p pei Pf acs a;'t aoS asI sa5o s sGOS s4 % per- sgS ae9e peg en mffS;
$500 Biz $1,000 per acre; soIat, $500 bis 500 per aer; 5piebeIu,
emb sHmsrmssmittf eriornerlid in slurina9-9as 6Hnsen eriprieBt
bic srobte ; ss%e In n Sl lori 4 per rI a%s, mic a @1 in ben asa 9 stis.r osr o Siaiasn
Sbaa9 Der soben Der Snbian oShsrsG@enb iebr frudtbar it, it man nd bod
6insemittI ausseseben, nieDer bri big flint 0oaars bereinbringt
G1turfonen--ant eracn umo nritem 9isnstas icben @onats tDerben
9reie TuO fir bic 9ine ub SRidrefe n@9 @eIbourne. 6loriho) = @u
ssaterioo. 7sss $3.50 d GGisaao. So ST. ss5e57S; ,g sne ds. U.s. slds );
siensaas, ben 1. SftOber 1912. -
aontmt nad nnierer Chicago ciRee am eraem
sw gesen nd6erer austunft uenOe man i3 in bcuia OOer ensriid an
FLORIDA INDl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

- "a siesste 0ressriIcm nad, See a6nt5. esneins Ssiuc,
Mogospie a,es Sienstaa, sen 4. Sftog,er 1912.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
@iTenswcrtbes iber umiere aolonie.
@artenscpdd,s NM UcmiiIc

herScn nidt 9cpnon5t iii @orttn nit ohfc Der 5adc. ionrcrn I'M SeDc.
ne 4. 9. Mnis in Soma. Srmgt WauRisl nib &fns nit, bmiclben
Ucrncn iMr perfuenobar icn i'm Sc!bc fir UarRnsewd6s nm Ue,nic
Snii Ifer BON Ioldcnt 0cmiic lit mebr mcrtb, as Gin 800 2anbIid bon
100 NGcr i'm Norben.
tno bcbduptcn, bab CT $1,000 bis $4,000 bon ioldcm Idcr @cmIc cr5ielt.
User nod mic in Der Snbian Rip:r 0cgcnb 8cioeicn. Eat tcincn 9c9iff,
mas cs beSentct, mir eiuen Nder, ans tomatoes. Scneric mo &icffcr be-
lrbcnp, 81 BADEN. @s bebeutet $1,000 bis $4,000 Gengapnn.
Nfalia.
<alfd fpuroe nod ntht Die Iufmerfanfeit aeidenft Die es berbent
ais 6Shermitei an Der St*sfits SioriSa's, pei bmfer Die eemIies mO
GhtsS npufr6 bic Nn1eplcr in Tnlprub Gnontncn hat, uber nit Der Gnts
NIB enhuidclt merben, uo inter bpen aud IloIia,
Sn grtngem Mdbc nurbe Ilfaln iduu NIT Grpg ocpifonst af
ionhigem Sobcn in Ct Sobns Gountp bon 6crrn s. q. gfcWrire, ct.
Ingnninc, rmo i'm grpBen, BON 9errn i. 81. Iaeu. aud in Ct Iugutine.
2tbterer auf gcbiugtcnt gopcu.
Su SaHnt Bead Gountp lpurbc alfalfa ihpn bier Sa6re ni ianoioen
Sohen erjcpgt oas beiBt, Ifafa Dor bier Sabrcn gcidt. sebebt nbt purs
tciflih unO fam 6hcrs i'm Sabr eeidnitcn ipcroen.
Sprioa lit ps SunoerIanb De5 lanbpirtbihdfIidcn Mnernu. Seine
Observation-Disclosures lit unperglGhbor.
Ntdltu, III ot1em Stdate er3u9t, entbdlt pil Nu6ringSnof( Srotcin)
lmb muB einnal bas SuupfIterungsnitel tpcrbcn. unD algcmein einocs
fibrt. nenu Die Seieblmg frf miro, fir Den @cbraub be5 Ihbcs, fir
&ferpe mb Shpcine. Gs 9iebt in Sloribn 20 Irten ipher @rGcr. 3r
ielben 3it pirb aus SerbsCras (Gra6 Grab) = en 9udhpnbs af 6en
@CmIiefelbe nnhbcm bieHS eiugebetnuf - Die Saupt6euerntc aeippnuen.
Sicics @ras pdhit ippi9 beran mmo 9hebt Gin mtsgeSeihndes Seufuter.
Cur 3t bat bieies Su einen @ertb bon $22 Die Come. MlfaIia,
"a cs elm mertbpoaeres SHtcrun9sntnel lit brngt natTlid cinen h0bercr
gcnonnen tpirn.
Sic 6loriba Snoian @per Catholic Golonp bat Gaulenbe BON eide.
bnies IfalfasSmbeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

Sehgenbet tr bu mtnOrOcMthelNn Staau, 100 CT tit geHnbchrn umO agMGmatu 81
Anlreugungsn nnuerglddi0 raider DDr0ufOmntn fan we iii tgcub cucm anWrcn
mic af 100 Acres bs behen Sanoes in uWuO eincn Or u6rbbeu adrbau Smmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

Srr @iniidt sefonmten, bab ieper Solar fir 9unit>
ggfuriions5i9e abge6en bon ben folgenben SIdeen (bie
eapolis unD ct. saul, $57.30; Ilbert Sea, Mimi,
H. Ncbr.. $500; Council 8iufis, Ga. 5000; -
Snb., $500; Glebelnnb, Ohio, 5000;
%; 2ouisniQe, ap, $27.95. - NGdite Gg%fnriiun am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Ser greis hes aanbes lit bis aunt ga

Sir 3Gufer bon 40 acres ober nebr bereiten ipr Die Sins
Ia6att bon 5 Trp5ent. Sergeien Sic ntdt, Sbre Sabrfare nab
bnbn bon Chicago gu fanfeu.
Seim Sic niht beabidtisen, Tb iufOrt in 5loioa nd
nicbrigfen linn, uno Damn, tpenn Sic Sbres iebign YlaseS oo
id0nren TIdse Der gSelt ba6en. pobin Sic geben fonnen, uno 8
bobcn 2anbmertbe cine bobe 3insrate brinsen.-shreiben Sic
Sic ms in beutider uber englHher Spradbe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
TnK REpRESENrATlNE

hereby announce myself ns candidate
Tor the nomination Tor representative from
the 18th district of Nebraska. subject to the
will OF the Democratic aud Peoples lnd,-
p,ndcn, voters at the primaries to bc held
AprtI ~ 1912. tEOEDt W. IINnSEh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
The McNamaras

The Herald has not commented ON
the trial Of Mcnamara brothers be-
cause il makes il II rule To discuss the
merits of u case that is before court
of justice. aud now it would deal in the
brnadcst sense with what this comics.
sion of astounding aud terrible guilt
means to the country.
No bomb these men ever exploded in
their campaign of terrorism to enforce
their dictum AS to terms of employ
mcnt ever did one millionth part of the
damage to property that was done to
the honorable cause of labor 10y the
explosion Of bomb in the court room
at Los Angeles.
Fraternized workingmen everywhere
who have been contributing from their
wages To the defense fund will now
realize what they have not realized be-
fore. They have been led badly. Lead
ership that ends in such n situation for
some millions Of respectable men is
not the leadership that will bring per-
mancnt Improvement To the condition
of wage earncrs.
1t was under such leadership that or
ganizcd labor lcaped forward as one
man to the defense of the prisoners.
The type must change; the methods
must change; the persistent widening
Of the breach must cease it the posit-
ion of labor is to be benefited by or
ganization.
Out of it all we believe good, great
and lasting, will come. But it will
surely not come through social revol-
ution nor through the constant preach
ing against the courts and men who
have money. Ii is time for u revolut-
ion ia labor thinking, New York
Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
CONl.ES

We are having moderate weather
again
+ a. Good is taking treatmen, l.,
an Omaha hospital.
Chas Bruhalter was in Red Cloud
between trains Wednesday.
l. =. Albright Of Red Cloud was stc>t-
ing the stability of the bank Wed
nosday.
Henry Rrubaltcr has commenced
plastcrinc his new store building. the
work being done by Harry Dcil,ick
of Red Cloud.
Remember the Farmers Institute
to be held February . and 81. Every
farmer should he on hand and
attend both dav sessions or he viii
miss something that he should know.
The state superintendent will speak
in CowleS on the combination of the
rural school districts on February lst.
Remember this date and all be there
who are interested in having an up-
tO-date school in this community. 1t
is surely step in the right direction
We understand that our corporation
papers which we have before the
county commissioners were gotten up
rather hurriedly and are not what any
of rs would want. They were gotten
mp by home talent and were not spe.
ritic enough in the language used nor
lid not cover enough territory. the
right-of-way of the railroad being let
,ut altogether.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
BATIN

Will kudrna went to Cowles Mon.
day.
Frank Strobl and Vencil Zajic went
TO Cowles Monday.
Joe Havel and Bert Tenant traded
some cattle last week.
Charley Novak and wife spent Sun
day with Mike S,robl Sr,
Its been, thirty below zero in this
locality. That's going some,
Louis Zajic has gone TO Grand Is.
land where he is attending college.
Adolph Sidlo's youngest boy is very
Sick with pneumonia and blood poison.
Frank Vavricka and wife visited
Sunday with Charley Harris and wife.
Vencil kudrna who has been sick
for the past two weeks is improving
slowly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
are unequaled for Quality Of Stock,
Durability and Workmanship for
the money.
JOE FOGEL, SE' e-SSs "4ssAyxo

is suffering from any scalp or hair
trouble, dandruif. falling hair, or bald
ness TO try our ReXa'l '93' Hair Tonic.
We want them To use it regularly -
say until three bottles have been used o.
and If it does not eradicate daudruif,
cleans and refresh the scar tighten
the hair in its roots, and grow new
hair. We will return every cent paid n,
for the remedy for the mere asking
There is no formality expected. and
We exact no obligation from the user
whatever.
We are established right here in Red
Cloud. and make this offer with full
understanding that our business sue.
cess entirely depends upon the sort Of
treatment we accord our cn-tomers.
and we would not dare make the above
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
Rigors Of the Law.

recent press dispatch under New
York date.linc says: AS punishment
Tor carrying ON II stock swindle by
mail, alleged to have extended over "A
period OF two years ana tn have netted
millions, four promoters of the firm of
Burr Brothers were each sentenced to.
day To serve "A years Imprisonment on
Blackwells Island" The headlines
say: Jail for SWiLdlers Pcrpetrated
Long Series of Frauds Promoted Oh.
Mining and Railroad Projects over u
Series of Years Sold Aggregate of
Fifty Million Dollars of Stock Their
Profits Fifteen Millions"
The sentence imposed was about
the same that is commonly inflicted
for slapping "A policeman We do not
say II was inadequate; but we seem To
recall case that occurred about "A
year ago, where "A youth who was in.
trusted with spccial.dclvery letter
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
Bald Heads Not isantCd
Ba'dIeSs Is 100 GancralIy GonsidarGd a
Slsa Of Advanced A9G

\ btii headed per, ~ drr> not have
an rpuai chance with uu. blessed with
n healthy head of h,pr because bald.
ness is too generally accepted ~ an
indication uf age VI ."y large cnrprr-
ation> have e. abiI-h Il an age .lmir
aud rrf,t.r To t,ke M, over 81 years
of az" - urN employees.
rrphgn Y - p.rcru, pi basd.hanl,a
people may regain good head of
healthy hair if they viii follow our ad.
vice and accept our uilcr. We have IA
remedy that we positively guarantee
to grow hair on any head, unless the
roots of the hair are entirely dead.
their follicles closed, aud the sea p ha,
become glazed and shiny. We want
people to try this remedy ut our risk,
with the distinct understanding that
unless it does exactly what we claim it
will, and gives satisfaction in every
respect, we shall make no charge for
the remedy used during the trial.
We know exactly what We are Ia king
about, and with tins offer back of our
no one should scotf, doubt
our word, or hesitate To put our remedy
to AN actua, test.
We want everyone in Red C.oud who
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
A Splendid Record.

There WAS not single bank failure
In Nebraska during the year 1911.
The state banks contain deposits
amounting To S13, 3,ss6,Oi7. There are
2'5,3t' dnruNitor~ III state banks.
Seven new state banks have been
chartered That j. good record, and
Nebra-ktns really uugh, To be proud
of i'.-W viii Mauriu's Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18

oier unless We were positively certain
that we could substanfiate il in every
PARTICULAR Remember yon can obtain
RcXall Remedies in this community
only at our store-The ReXall Store.
The II. l.. Grice Drug Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
Only Need Completion.

II you have bull. castles in the air
your work need not be lost; that is
where they should be. now put
foundations under em.-Thoreau
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18
Notice

The Degree of Honor will have a
Basket supper Tuesday. Jau 30. A
special invitation is extended to all
the \. o. L. W.. and their families
and the ID. of II . members husbands
ana swe"thearts. Notice the program
next week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-18

s Z | :$$ :$ai & Hf IA" % ] Frs @ :S
Arizona republican., 1912-08-08
RIGID ORDER FOR REB|RTH
(COntinued from Page D.

(COntinued from Page D.
 less than 50 pounds. All ties shall be new and sound and treated. The kind of poles and the manner of setting them are described at length. After pole is in position oniy one shovel shall be used in filling, three other Workmen to be armed with tampers. The com panY is given sixty days within which to comply with reference to the order regarding the poles. The trolley and feeder wires to be used are specified and thirty days is given the company to reform itself in that respect.
 No more bracket type of cOnStruc- ton will be permitted in any city or town. The time schedule shall be rig idly adhered to. Every car shah be numbered on each end and no two cars shall bear the same number. The kinds of cars are then described. The crew of each car shall at all times consist of two men and the style of equip ment of brakes shall be Westinghouse type.
 There shall be no more Elat wheels and there shall be no more single trucks. On interurban lines there shall be regular stopping places designated | by signs and mOtOrmen shall recognize no other places.
 | In view of the fact that the Ordcl 1 describing the kind of construction an- l all other improvements to be mad 1 cover some ten type written pages | they cannot be very well set fOrtf here. But it may be said that ever. ] complain that has been made agains
 the street car system since it was in
 stalled has been fully covered.
 The order fixes a limit upon the tim
 within which the various improve | ments. repairs or reconstruction shal | be made and the day of grace is no l a long one For instance cars of tn
 specified type must begin to be in
 stalled at once. Four must be installe'
 within thirty days, four before tn
 first of October and the remainder be
 fore November l.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-08
COMMISSIONERS
 MEET TONIGHT.
Meeting of Men Elected to Frame New City Charter Will Be Held in the City Council Chamber on Call of Vice-Chairman

In the absence of Chairman J r
 CleaVeland, Vice Chairman w. E. Lount has called a meeting of the fif- teen members of the charter commis sion elected June ,, to be held this evening in the city council chamber The commission is charged with com pleting charter by September for presenta ion to the voters of the city It would seem that the time is short but members of the commission do not admit that they have been neglectful or that ,here is any cause for uneasi- ness.
 Of the fifteen members of the com mission, all but one were members ot the old citizens committee which form ulated new charter preliminary 70 the recent election of charter commis- sion. It was built in accordance with the best ideas of the committee and was then understood to be practically what the regularly elected commission would want. That is the reason these men We're elected. It is likely thar there will be a few changes suggested when tha commissioners get together
 One change somewhat discussed is
 that of ;; laries for the three city com
 missiOn@rs, which may be cut down somewhat There are two or three
 other changes proposed that may or may not be adopted but altogether the its work in a session or two
 Copies Of the tentative charter are 1 being printed for circulation among ! those WI1 may be interested and full publicity will be given the document, together with any little changes made, and that in a. very few days The commission will then hold a series of 1 open meetings at which tie public will 1 be invited to suggest any changes de- | sired. These will be given cOnsidera- 1 tion ant finally by September 6 the l commissiOr expects to have com | pleted copy of the proposed new char ! ter for submission to the people. Then ! will follow a period Of few weeks in | which the public can study the docu- | ment and arrive at q conclusion as tC supporting it on final submission to l the people through a charter election
 The lames of the commissioner, are: C. r.. Ainsworth. J. F. CIeaveland ! |. W COgg;rs, J. l.. B. Alexander, Dr i r s. Godfrey. C NJ. Sturgcss A L Moore. Frank P. Trott, w. B. Lount John c. z G'Malley, J. L. Irwin, John T i Dunlap, W M F'ickas, John J. Kohl berg,
Arizona republican., 1912-08-08
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newal and of perfected power
 "A presidential campaign may cas- fly degenerate into a mere personal contest and lose it's real dignity and significance. There is no ndS- penSable men. The government will not collapse and go to pieces if any one of the gentlemen whe are seek
 ing to be entrusted with it's guidance should be left at home But men are instruments. We are as important as the cause we represent, and in or der to be important must really rep resent a cause. What is our cause?
 The Peoples cause. That is easy to
 say, but what does it mean? The common as against any particular in terest whatever? Yes, but that. tOo
 needs translation into acts and pOli-
 cies. We represent the desire to set up an unentagled government, a gov
 ernment that cannot be used for pri- Vate purposes. either in the field of
 business or in the field of politics;
 government that will not tolerate the use of the organization of d great party to serve the personal aims and ambitions Of any individual, and that will not permit legislation to be em plOyed to further any private interest I heed with deep thankfulneSs the message you bring me from the cOun- 1 try. I feel that I am surrounded by men whose principles and ambitions are those of true servants of the peO- pie. I thank God. and will take