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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

Ii0, Der Jenopitaar ior Dore 2ille
/ ben GGfs al Sfrifter, iom 9r.
9aurioieu. oeu ieoie Smoeripoe no
amer unoer 5paestitlea: IA 5gn.
Oerjpaano Uaogneoe~. 1et fsrite
9in0 om6au0leoe .JloroilesDigs no.
tionale 0itorie~ ira 1880 Is og
gao en- meiterlig SfiIoring AZ ben
folfeligt 0anife Se.UbeUiSif5eos ier-
7te Morgenr5oe Ser par oct iGr-
liz 5lor, 5ois s@ffffelie tea irm ior
port 9lif. Sen olOri8 trette0eS trios.
man6 I 0en filiDnelooen0e haa6lsie
Stamp for at 5iplpe3 oaif5eOea rem ;
aIt par imo0 bnn: oeu tange SleU.
heo / ben 0anife 9%efolfnin9. Scr not
ba0eOe Gmbeosregimentet men life
irrIig, foroi set init par inf; er.
nGit felipe Den tDife embeo itan0. Der
ielpfelgelig mOoar6eIOeoe ale 5ans
"
9eitrpbelier, eitoelig ben 0anife Re
aerina, Gois Misgreb og Uii8tinio
bar BET 6odrOeite at bare. 5iRl'
bent far man be0re 2eiIigbe0 til at
e, hoorleoes Iroen fan flntte Bier.
aei 1sfor 6nDoe fun fin uroffelige
|Tro: Troen poa, at oet, Der er 6ouif,
oaioa mac funne bringes iii at er.
fen6e fla IeID iom Oonif og pile
Iprre 6enif, Sroen poo. at enboer
| Tolfeoan0 fan pPffes. 5ilinnela-
6en6e bar bans Rot bog fun en-
Rot I Erfenen; ser bar intet gffo
at bsre. Cmiioer l60 Der ipage
@enibor fra 6~olfeOpbet; en- enfelt
R6it Der % Der. Tom aorb og his
ZEN / S~ooersIeb, men De, Ser fsrii
lpnr Doft, f1fn0e fife mere blioe trpt.
tie, oa omifoer tom Der flere og feIere
Nefter, Der itee, % oct iteg til BET
bruIenoe Cor: Solicit por Dnog-
net. ga. 9Gre opre 6Ior. Sen fro.
fate, brarnfri, monOige anmper for
J 9tonoens og Sonobeoens Gag. Nan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

BAR npr peO IT glemme BAN; men |
aaurioiens 9og 6lep Der lat bam ct
26re5minoe, iom 81 bnm ogr0igt;
BET Minoesmprfe ber oae oaagne
3anife ie; oe BET fan De finn ale le
oeo at leie ealri0 ems meiterli9e
Sfiloring
A%f6OlOsiagcn. 6n 9ctition til Den
tDife &igsOag. 2(f6oIOsiagen asr
ripenoe 5remffriot / 9oitIono. 6or
noalc 4ar iioeu ioragtet % Jet ne0
paa iom en- iefteriif 9eoegelie bar
Sen a1ere6e tilfpmpet Zig en- reipef-
teret Stiaing / bet oiientIige DIN.
o6nme, iom en- 5aftor, Der / itigen.
Be @rao moa regnes meO.
6or nogle 0ose ii0en, itrioes Der
Den 6. april, inolsb til ben DIfe
Rigsooa en- Betition mOertegnet Of
Onfriug 100000 tpite @eilO oe
apiroer. 9oori &i9s0ogen ammo.
BEG ON at in6fsie fsIeenoe ge-
itemmeGie iom s39 a I ben tpife
Rnringsfoo.
.Gn6oer Commune / BET tplfe
]iige, bets aoIonier eler opOlonOe
far 9let til:
y peo antemnine Of ale mpnoige
monolige og fninOelige 9eboere ID
treffe afgsreIie ON enbper aon'
oesiion til lloifenfnine al ener
Sonoel meO ipiritueie 9riffe;
q peo aftemning of one mpnoigt
monoliee % foinOelige @eboere er
Sang FOR ale at ta9egeillttning ON,
6DoroiOt Der frantioig o~perbopeoeI
ffa( aioes aoncesiion til ltOifGnf'
nina al eGer Smoobnnoel meo ipi'
tleie Oriffe;
y ne6 afitemning al n1e mpnoiat
ntanOIige o. f~pinoelige geboere a
beorpnie eGer BELT forbpoe llo'
J ifpnfning eaer erbperpsmRsii9 Sulq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
IA spnOerjpaanO uausncOe.

Ia Sgnoerjnlano unngneOe. 81
oar en- 5oriatter. iom ie9 fife tror,
btiper tilitrpftelig paaifsnt, % oct
er Sr. Sfolein'pefter q. 9aurf0-
len. SAINT ber man leie, Tor BET
fsrIte, forOi ban er en- olpgtig OF
oniet 6iitorifer; for bet anoet, ioroi
oct @mne, ban 6ebanoIer, er ct, Der
Der interesiere ale, nemlig, Sen-
0eriDaanos 6titorie, og for oct ire
Die. for0i 9an ifriper rort Oanife
Sprog ioo fraftigt % flangfulot
iom fife ret mango onOre. Der er
en- gtnolflong / bans Orb, Der iDa-
rer til bans Gmne: Ganifbeoens
0pDoognen og ieige aomp for a
6qDOe iig til IroOs FOR al ben oDer'
mo6iqe Wooitono fra Den tpife Gm'
beositauo og Den belle ~elen0ige Deis.
regering fra ooen, ifrioer Brofesior
5. g. Bang / gfnoet vasbenbupn"
Oct er 1ioen for IS, ban ierlia
bor ooIgt til fit Gmne; De Is | man
qe Mnaoer 0unfle 9lnr ira 1880
IS, Oo belle ben beDi0ite Gnnifbef
arbeioeoe iig frem, ion iad peO Dp.
rsrets ltobruo folOeOe iig no | fulf
gfomit. og iom iiOen ianOelis bdi
pfft, at ben bar fife nogen funitip
glonte. Get err oenne pi0unoerlil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

al ipirituoie Gritfe. Ogio1 paa al
N0en Rda0e EMO neont uioer ?;
9earRnsninlen ton / S9roeles
9e0 og'on fe pao ben Mad0e. ar
enten antaIlet al aoncesiiouer I'll
l1oifpnfning eiler 6orboioet mellem
0eres 9(ntal % 9efolfniuasantalet
6egrpnies.
: qanofommmer meo iPrre emo
1000 cynoboggere fer QftemniH.
gen inbenfor beIe 9ommineomraa-
set. Stsrre 2onOfommuner og 9n.
er 6eles / 8iitritter, boorai bDer II.
Re mod omfdtte mere emo 1000
StemmeberettigeOe. De Stemmebe.
rettioe6e fan fun trpffe Nigerelien
FOR oeres e1et Diitrift."
Renen lt6iigt til, at oenne 9eti.
tion pil 6lipe toget til 5elge, er Der
feIofe1qeIig life, i~friber oSeimoal@.
Cet er itore areoie al oct toife 3olf
fremoeIes oltfor u6IaInoe" til. Men
getitionen err ct 9egn poa, at ai-
6oTSsinaens Sorfnmpere be1pn6er
at bqbe &one6et, og De oil - lige.
Tom / andre 2nnoe - iiffert life
beImte, isr Be bar nooet Oeres Mool.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Sil NOnfirmatiOucn.

On ny og imuft uoitpret llosooe
al ben ppperlige BOG Otter aieO"
er un6er 5orbereoetie oe oil fore
ligge fRr0ig til lloienoelie De iioite
Gage / Mnrts. 9oaen trpffes ben.
ne Sang me0 l@ntinife 1nper pna
iuprere Bopir og 6liper belt igen.
mem onieIisere emo Den tiolieere
llbgope. Briien blioer iom for per
Gnfeltefsemplor 80 Gents porto.
frit. 3 Barrier pao 10 gts. ener
mere 30 Gents. 20 CTS. eler Der.
ODER AZ Gents. pins GorienoeIie.
Donifh 2utb. 8ubl Sou e,
Blair, 1ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
I'll %
8iI StoIetasen

Scr tUitteret, ie abI. Ar. IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5
9ltc6inion. Atinn, aoinOeforenil8en O.. e.. +. e.
3enmarf. gsi5.. @oftor ). st. 5enien SO, 3. =. anoerien,
0uns 0onien. SobD 0anien 20. 81, Sens Gbr9teu'ea.
@eter Morcusien, ). z. 9orien. Die 5alieu, 9tieIs 5ias-
musien, Sans Z. 5ereu. Sans 6. 5o5auien, AHorelp
0}fffeIien. 2aurenie G5riiteHien. Gar, &. 5eaien, j.
!. fasmuse en-. Sans Clen, Ole 2arien 20. 81, 6enrp
ID. 2arien Sans Aielea, @iliam u. 4eterien. Die
Olen. G5ratiau 5o5nien, Au8uit 5o9nien, @lart5a
0orien. Q}orie 6anien, Beter 9ia%rcIsien. AIicf So5n.
ien. 1. Is. 0nn.en bD. 300, 5ame5 9eterien, N}orp
l~grgenien 20. Doc :.
Council glufis, 5a. &. ). see, Sobn eonien 30 So;
z. 6. 2arien. Carl sill, q. =. 8eterien 30. s., Gbri.
irian 9rm, Gbas. G9rHtenien, sans 0lien, Chris z.
6britenien ). z. Gbrfitoiierien 30. 81; 9eoer San
zen $50, ;. Sesen 50e
4I6ert, sea, @inn, 3. Glouien $40; :. =. Soeno.
fen Sc; Mrs. Gimme Ottes, u. &. 9urieu bu. 50, 1.
Boil SO; s. Z. 0nnien, =. .. earien, ). .. 5enien.
Buitor OGer. Garrp Snuieu, z. q. glauieH, ). y. Sen
len. }. &. 9orien. 5reo ]ismer, Sens oulegaarO Z.
9arien 10. 81; Sans @ortenieH, Qirs. Z. y. 5eHien,
L. q. gisrnlimo, 5. q. Iborp. s. :. 5igbbn bo.
$50. Sans 6anien, 95or Softe, Sens 2oritien, j.
j. Peterieu. Sans anoerien, Geppe 5erieH, 99r. Ia
lager. @orteu SanieH, einer asmer, 6. a. gdeIen,
Maria Riefeu, Rinne 5euien, hrs. Sg5H Peterien,
Mrs. 8. 6. gfieIien G6r. $. Sanen, Ssrgen SeHaH,
66r. geuer. , 6. 6alfiea. Sans 9l6aer. 6. &. 0aa.
fen.eait n. I. Qieien, g3r 6ran6ien, 5ncob 9seiea.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
9nnneriuuunn

ct GleftrieitetsOGrf FOR sanoet
fra aOngeaaen til aanaIea. Faa
6spoerborg areo5Oag / ltolte lge,
ifuInes REP ben /. April, ior9alrole-
oes blan0t auoet on areOlens iii
illrtning til ct 5orbnno til 6or-
Ipning al 9ertug0auumerne me0
Eleftricitet til AnpelroeIie / 9ono.
bpaget % / SmGaerboero. ser
reosiogeo alillfer bap0e iTelBeo 0pb-
bsl-Boiten~ oelta9et / to Weoer ON
Soaen / aiel. iii bet fBrite Deg
oe par Der inofal0t al San0brugs.
imret. Oct inntes ns0penoigt, at
9on0O1trifterne iIutteOe Jig iammen
efter at 9Derre bpgge0e egne lterre
glettricitetsoPrter % ~ioaleoes al.
fcnOreOe zig. 5 altona bar Der
plnnlagt ct Bert for belle Den lDo-
oeitlige Del al Soften lDo for 9toro-
DiteriGfonnlen. 5 ben iD0eitlige
Del par Der ogioa ltet S%ommenllut-
Munger. 9au par Der plnnlagt ct
Bert, Der ffuloe forfpne bele 0i-
itrittet ira 9rpnien til Ror0-9 Otter
lstonalen meo gleftricitet. Get bar
omtalte 5orbunO bar bleoen Dan.
net for oerigennem at o%nretoge oct
beles Srteresie. Der ifuIoe Itof.
res 6orbinoeIier meo 9oOe os 70.
tloe 6irntoer, iom tunoe uofore ct
ioooant arbeiOe billiet, og meo bill
tp ioo "ierere De enfeIte areoie fun
De for6anole. Set banoe pit Jig.
at De itore @prfer arbeiOeoe bill.
aere og beore emo De intao.
Get peotoges enOeIig. of tiItrG-
De ~Sor5lmoet paa Den 8etingelie,
at bette fife 1 6p89e Ct g9rf
felp eaer Dpre Bartbaner BET. Qtau
UiIoe Oeroeo unogaa at ppre forplig.
tet. og - at atore areoie If 5or.
Dele pao Ssnoer6org are0s's Be
t0tning. Ger life par ia bel0igt Be.
~IiggenOe.
.6absrslcD. 4lfo6Olens Gre. Gn
9Dore Motto ira 0rneanen parSfpr-
horsoag toget Der in0 til gpen for
at gore Sn0feb. San ioriDne0e
fig oeiaa meo ct ioa tort aonn-
tlmn beruienOe 9riffeporer, al bon
pno 8eien moo Stotionen De0 Sim-
meriteO 9ei ilere Gan9e iturtcoe
poo @ooen. MeOlioenoe Wenneifer
bog fig al 6om og fit BAN mo ! ct
6us. boor Dan funoe iobe Guien 10.
Baa iomme Wan0e qif oct
Sfprtorsoag en- for Il Goge iiOen
foufirmeret 7reng. iom hnbOe taget
en- EEL beruien6e 7riffe til iia %
fuI0itpnoig bnDoe mitet 6erre0sm.
met oper Jig ielu. On 9prling to9
iig imiOIertio al bom % Ieoiage0e
BAN til bans / ben eftliae Eel al
Bpen beliggen0e Stem. 5orbaobent-
Zig bliper oet iioIte Sang, at 0ren-
gen bprer fig iooIe0eg az; mon moa
nsutoae, at babe ban og bans Scr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
ill ar,osmisiiOnen.
@i8. sre6s.

-, lt,,nomsnshe ypnnoco eelioaanOs M0a. $1,000
~ - ,,rro s+so 800
at sgi,a ~ SHer norIon6 mob ............. 2ol5
:. 9sa0ors qponi,6eS 7bennirat,n .......... 1900
0araso NOR apisjionsmeSe mor 6r. Mab, @apaea 300
1reS 5brHteuien, Dor 6reiers Wtgby @anpaea 500. ooo
a. 49, ma6 Ron si,ni 12l5
0perfn0 pe6 Misiionsns6e Sum. gPgby 5atiae -. 333o
Sin. =, Gnn,s 1genio6e6. goine .............. 3723
eme i'm e, Dor 6r. 9agb. dncine .......+.... oV
Dor 3r I. eo. Iur1. Ng5, 4eenub ..............t. al2'
Zen oonifc CD. linn. Di01, Mi1panfee ..-....,.... 300
eno gbratenien 0ep 1enmarf .......... Loo
GarIM. often. areos.aasPrer pro ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

9Iore oil foo bam IND / en- III
bolOsforening. n0am."
= 0onif acknowledgements
nine. 8ulmeieno09 fonfIrmereoes
/ 6r1le Strife % 9iger % II 0ren-
&c poa 0onif.
: a%ratusfirfen fonfirmereoeS
10 aonfirman0er.
6orrige Sgnoug fonfirmereOes /
9oipitaIsfirfe s Born % / @ommel
SuOersleo Strife 3 9ern pao 0onit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Skal Du ReiSe?

Hvis du tanker paa at tage en- Tur
til Gamlelandet eller sende Billet for
slegtninge, da kom thu, at vi 1 en-
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end nogen anden skandinavisk Agent 1
Chicago. vi salger Billetter paa allie
dc storste og bedste LINER og SKATER
wore Reisende Plads / smaakahytterne
uden ekstra Betaling. Altid godt Rel
sefelge. Penge veksles og hjemsendes.
Kronesedier kjobes og salges. ALLIE
oplysninger faces we'd H~envendelse I'll
wort Udvandringskontor.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
gsOlteO. % Mars 5n6ilGmm.

Degn og 9erer 66riitenien Der
Sognet fitnoe Ben 1. 9lpril feire lit
% aors SlIbilelm iom 3een %
2prer. Sfolebsrnene bapoe / ben
a%nleoning foreret G6riitenien ct
Olietrpfsbiae0e. Gbriitenien bar al
tio ppret of6oIot iaa peI az 9ebo'
erne iom al oeres gsrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
CfienuaS. 6pi Nloer.

Marie mann / RoIbu fplote 5fpr.
torsoaa lit 80. 9lar. Rette Marie
Siam er troos i'm 9eie Nicer fem.
meIia raif. Zen QamIe opboDoer
iig bos lin Batter % 0ntteri8n.
ON BAR ooertaget 8aar0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
9lDOOins. csiaa en- 6irmlbs

9ipOOing. Csiaa en- bieml6s.
5enoog Sen 81. @arts fif aro-
manoen 9iliert 6eaef Der oeo Roo
Sing 9ei6g al en- tar0eligt fIg0t
Rerion, iom 1ap fig no for at Oqre
0}aos ea6olm ira 9rens. San Tor.
talte aromonoen. at ban par ifen0t
3 @anae 300 Murf / Mufft, o. at
ran ifll6e bore noe al 9nn0et f6r
II. 6 ionme 7ng. aromnnoen,
Tom for Geiten er in6oan6ret mo-
ira. m's5iGiaeSe MDn6igheoernes
0pn0ig6eOernes 6Remqanasmuooe,
nnfeoes ooer Ianoen og 9aD ban
Ri0oogsmoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Sejsaaer. SaptiitOaaS.

torS0a9 blep / RGrbeoen al Oluis-
f9r to pofsne gerioner 0sot al en-
9optfitprrit ira 6lens6ora. Doa.
Ben ioregif / Ell Mergelgroo. og Be
0g6te par Ell 0}an0 ira 0megnpu
% en- aoiu0e ira SaoersIeu. Tna.
ben operprreoes lila. BIN al no.
lle Gerioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Otto Sonien
aosi. FOR D. bonife en-. .hrtb. Sfrfe Nm
RttteIie.

Hc1IeIlR
: on fiote lac offentIggiorte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Td -
fretrren for ,Gbina 5anrine GeGef Committee" beD ned Ell Sell
tooeIl, g1rmmeng stsrreIe. 1888, uoeloot. 5rptterfet
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I'll
SiI Sn6remi siionen:

3Ssr fpfneret' ie qbI. Gr. Is ................. S2t
5meetpater, Rebr, Mrs. q. &oigaar0 -. .........
OF no4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
&auitcb. st 6nlut SnnSrcoe SIN

Gauiteo. st bnlut 6nnoreoe Stn'
De Snoe6rGnot. ON Morgenen ben
I. 2lpril oeo 5emtt6en gif Gbies
Steen6oIots gamle @odr0 op I Gu
er. 9esoerre in0ebrPnote 10 tore
Sttoe. 8oa @nor0en itoo ifef9e
o6lensbarg apis" / alt 81 Stuoe,
iom bar iolgt meo 9eoering M til
6oraaret FOR 453 Morf Stpffet.
3eraf ifdp fun 4 Stpffer no; cen
of Dem bar tilmeo BELT forbrGn0t.
Qreatlrerne par foriifret / Eel
ifu6et .Gannarf~ Tor 40 giarf
Snffet. 8pgningerne. iom par gam.
le. / uBbenir" for 10000 W1arf
men en- Del al Dem par ne0brpl0t
% life bleDen tafiereOe pno M.
st noanifaffet SerIfepprf brpitote
ogioa; BET par foriifret for 1000
Marf. GnoDioere 6rpn0te aft Rsg-
terens 9obooe; oct par foriifret FOR
100 N1f. ! Zen nof0ilesoigife
g~ran0fasie.
Sloen opitoo pe0. at en- Emo
Tap lbs, ga Gegteren bar / Serb
nneO at io0re aueatltrerne. Gen
lob ir0 / 9o0en, Door 2s9ten bana
/ Gsren; 2pgten blep Oerpeo reoen
neO o. tpnote SIo i Sooret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

carl u. 0fien. arc0s.aoserer pro tom.
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5ontbaIm isfionen:

6er @foittcret, lie abl. Rr. "A. -. .........
5a3eIpooo, Minn, Sans 9luoerien % Suitrt -.
9.4{.,ru,ox,
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Sacob G~briitenien bO. 81. ebr. 9aniel1 81. 6. 9Siel.
fen 30. soc -.
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Donff aiuamisi

5or f%oitteret, ie abl. Nr. Il ...............
Sa3elmooo, 0fitu, Sans 9~nOerien % enitru
5tionfnei
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17

For the benefit of those who suffer from headache, rheumatism, sleepness and nerVOusness, sciatica, sore ness of the muscles, or any of the complaints due to poor circulation and ill- nOurished organs, the Ham iltOn-Beach Co.,, over Board of Trade rooms, is now rent ing it's marvellous new ma chimes, "Try-NeW-Life' at a small monthly rental.
 One free treatment, as be- fore, is given every appli- cant at the stOre-and when relief is given, the sufferer always wants a machine to take home with him. The operation is so simple and the results so amazing, that he doesn't want to go away without it.
 The man or woman who can afford il buys one on the spot-and hun dreds have bought them in the last week. But the man who cannot af- ford the price now has his chance. By paying a small monthly rental he takes the machine home with hlm, treats himself and his family. if they need it for one month, and then either returns the machine to our office over the Board of Trade rooms, or he buys the machine and the months rent applies on the pur- chase price
 Results-that is all that anaDleS the Hamilton Beach Go. to make such an offer as this. No other com pany ever made such an offer, be- cause their goods will not give the results that Try -New-Life" gives. The Hamilton Beach Co. knows that when once a customer has been giv- en a treatment, he will want ma chine to take home with him-and. that if he once rents a machine, he would not let it go out of his house again at any price.
 So the company is still giving free treatments and renting and selling machines to sufferers. Morning, aft eInoon and evening-for the store is open until nine o'clock each evening to accommodate the workers who
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
Buy "Try-NeW-Life" For Xmas
What Is "Try=NeW=Life?"

What is this ''Try- -New-Life" that does such great things for suffering humanity?
 It is a small, compact and very strong machine, operated by electric electric batteries, but it does rot 2TlT electricity to the body One gets no electric shock than i'll riding in electric cab or at"cot ear. The electricity merely drives the ma chinery.
 A small arm of the machine is whrled at great velocity-15,0O0 strokes minutt->or mOre-and this arm conveys this vibration to the body through any of six different kinds of applicators Some of
 
 the sOfes rubber, that the enderest skin cannot be injured with them. Some are stronger and are meant
 
 for deep-seated muscular trouble. The operators plain carefully to each just which appicator is best for each ament. Demonstration every day Board of Trade rooms, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
ONE IN
 A LONG TIME
Phoenix Has Chance to Enjoy Splendid Attrac- tions as "ChOcOlate Sol dier,'' Says Maitland Davies

Once in a great many years some body writes an opera like The ChocO- late Soldier and once in a greater number of years a company such as MT. Whitney has gathered together comes to Phoenix to interpert it.
 Phoenix is a good town for good at fractions, it showed it last night when a packed house greeted The Chocolate Soldier at the Elks. If there was any one in that big audience who thought they had not received their moneys worth, I am sorry for them. Such a book as Bernard Shaw's Arms and the Man" seldom finds it's way into light opera and when it does it is rare to find music like oscar Strauss to set to it. The combination is delightful genuine treat. The comedy is come dy. One laughs unrestrainedly and is glad of it.
 The company from top to bottom was splendid-better than good. The chorus was well trained and the en- semble work was capital. AS the Chocolate Soldier Mir Charles Purcell gave a finished performance. With the possible exception of Tom Richards I have never seen anyone better in the part.
 Miss Rena Vivienne, the most de- lightful Madame Butterfly that ever sang the role on an American stage was the Nadina. The part is one of the most exacting I know of During the entire performance Miss Vivienne is only off the stage for twelve min utes. She acquitted herself nobly and even if some of her first notes did go to protest Phoenix took her to it's heart for the fine little artist she is.
 No one who has ever played the part of the mother in the original or any other cast-I have seen them all-eVer handled it in so wholly delightful a manner as did Miss Lucille Saunders last night. Her comedy touch is delic- ious. She gets everything there is out of the fact. The legitimate successor to the late Jessie Bartlett Davis. she has ever since the days of The Gala brians at the Garrick Theater, New York fifteen years ago, held a place in the affections of the theater- going world that is all her own: long life and great happiness to her.
 J. Russell Powell as Captain Massa- Kroff with his grotesque makeup was a fine low comedians and Miss Bergers was a host in herself; but what is the use of specializing? They were all good everyone of them, and if I said differently. not one of the audience would agree with me.
 The chorus may not have been beau tiful but they certainly could sing and that rousing finale to the second act could have been listened to again and again. To sum it all up, ''Th ChocO- late Soldier is a delight from start to finish
 MAITLAND DAVIES.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
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Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
DISCUSSIONS ON PROBLEMS
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in the actions of the big national hCdy of the stock raisers.
 There are a number of matters of great importance to be discussed at she convention this year. said MT. Tomlinson yesterday, among which are tlc import duties on live stock meat products, wool and hides; the control or disposition of the semi arid unappropriated public grazing lands together with a classification of the 1.ublic domain by a special committee of congress With a view to determining the land conditions; the railroad rates on live stock from in termountain points to the Pacific coast; the discussion of the cases now pending before the Interstate Commerce Commission that involve the shipment of live stock; the pres ent quality of the seEvi29 that is be- iug furnished the live stock men by the railroads; the advance in commits sion charges on the saie of live stock; the sanitery conditions and the con- trol of oontag gious diseases on ani- mals: the meat inspection tax, and the tax on oleomargaI inc
 "The live stock industry has not been confronted with more serious problems in many years, there is less live stock in the country per- capita than ever before, and the ex- port of beef is less than in years | The question that will be discussed
 that will lave a greater bearing upon the live stock industry than any other will be How to Raise More Cattle Rieht Here in the United States? According to reports there range con- | ditions are very unsatisfactory; but | the reedy is at hand, and they car l be bettered. If the policy for fedora control of the semi arid unappropri-
 ated grazing lands were enacted into law, there would be a large increase in the number of head of live stoci raised on the western ranges, whlcf
 would partially solve the problem o
 beef supply, and at the same tlm the cost of living would be de | creased.
 "The long time lease of thes
 ranges would tend to give the cattle man encouragement in improving tn range thus making it possible | l raise more cattle, raise better catti< and meet the demand with an ade , quate supply"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
NOTlcE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Neddie B. Eckel. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed. Claude O. Eckel, Administrator, of the estate of Neddie B. Eckel de- ceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of Struckmeyer and Fisher, Phoenix, Arizona. the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Maricopa, State of Arizona.
 CLAUDE O. ECKEL, Administrator of the Estate of Neddie
 B. Eckel. deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of November A D, 1912