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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-03-30
Observation-Disclosures 1tnperfrcrembeit.

y0ie groBen 9apitaIiIten iinb es
| uno ni6t Die fleine1, Die oas 8oli
plilnoern. ausbel,ten uno ausrauben
llno Die groBfapitaliItiiden 3eitunaen
ltno es uno niht Die fIeinfapitolilti.
ihen, Die bieies Bliinoern, ausbeu.
ten uno 9lusroIlben inter 2uq rnb
Srug, nnter Gerorebung BON GotIn.
den 9ltbeiBen. 8as lit 10 unaefabr
Der IngeneinglaItbe i'm Golfe, penn
man Die So5iaIilten nift in 9etroft
5lebt Aub mir tuiifen, ooB ole Sab.
luht oes groBen 9apitaIs in ieoer 9e.
5ieblng beiipiellos oaItebt, unb ooB
Die groBfapitaIiItiiden 3eitlnaen ollie
8emelnbelten, alle &erbrefen, uno
ieien es felbIt Woroe, glrtbeiBen unb
rehtfertigen, tuenn lie nur i'm Sosll-
terelie oe5 groBen 9apitols beaanaen
iDuroen.
GieieS u1es lit @o6rbeit, es bered,-
ttgt uns aber niht, oIe SlcinfapitaIi,
item nnO ibre Srgane dls sSreunoe oes
@olfes an5uieben. Sins nidt qenl,a
fleine aapitaliiten felbit in oieier
Staot IN WufIe porhdnoen, oic NIT
&opitolien, oie 5pii9en 5pansia lrto
rllnf5ig tauienO Dollars oariieren,
Den Houb ouf berielbe1r groBfapitali.
ltllhen gaIis n1itnHa6eit. s5nr GobIen-
bonoel i'm Saffee9anoel, in Ger
Wteblproouttiou, fait m alien Bran.
6en oes Sanoels uno Ser @robuftion
ltno lie mitbeteiltgt, ia oftmaIs feIbIt-
ltanolg etabliert, lnto fcilter bat ie de,
bort, ooB iie fIeinere @reile fir lire
gSare nebnen oaB lie bas 8olf be.
9llnltlgen, ibm oen idlperen Sampf
ulns Salein erleidJtern belfeu: 9ic
tlelnen &apitalilten iino IN 8esua nes
gtebmens ebenio urcrbittlid,, ebenIp
rllflldtslos, unperfddntt lluo rnper-
Troren ipie Die groBcn.
gtit oieier Sotia6e !auB oos Iolf
rehnen; Der 9lrbeiter nlilB fenneu
lernen oob es nur eIn Siiben mo
Nrllben gibt; oaB es qans aleif iit.
BON elnen Deiaioniir ooer BON einelu
,5iifiTino5ipuH5igtaufcirs4D Collar aa-
pltolllten ausgeraubt SIT iueroen.
Sn nander @e5iebltng udre es To-
gar nonSorteil, lpeut cs feline fleinen
&apitaliiten g1be. Die @ntpifeluna
5um 8obl uno 9eiten bes 8pIfes
puroe Damn cine piel iidere nno
ldneQere iein @6be es feline fleiner
aapttoliIten, Damn Cube es alIdl feline
tlelntnpltaliItiiflcn 3eitltngen,, Die
Seoeutltng aber, oic Der @eafau Ser
tielnfopitoliitiifen 3eitlnlgcn fiir Ben
gfltlplfelungsgung Der 9Irbeitcriof,e.
mir Die SoIfsaltifIdrrna baben ipiiroe,
Fonn III einem tltr5en Irtifel nid)t er.
ld)opfeno aus9efiibrt, es f0nnen nur
elnl9e 9inpeiie gegeben meroen.
Sino es nidt eben bieie 3eitunqen,
ole lidl in elmer GerIrlittlerroue slpi-
lden &apital unb slrbeit qefaQen;
ltno lie es nidJt, Die eilren 8onpers
lmo ielnesgIeiden am meiIten fhiit.
sen; lino lie es nift, oie unter g(r-
penolng bon Sopbiltif uno 0emoao-
gle Dem Solfe ober Dem Irbeiter oas
@ebtrn 5ll perfleiitern irben unb iei-
men 8eoonfengang miBleiten? ssa,
ole tlelnfapitaIiItiihen 3eitllnaen iino
es, ote Dos aIaIIengefiibl BEL Dem Or
better 5u erItiden iitden uno itets Die
alallengegenlate lpeglelieuen; iie lino
es allh, Die buIopolllt nit Dem einen
sluge nab Dem arbeiter ausihau
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-03-30

leid)t ais nit Der 9onltitution i'm
Wloeriprnh aitsgelegt iperoen, lno
oag es 10 aitsgelegt miro, oafiir for
ger Die SntereIen ourh ibre Sano-
LANCER, Die Eolitifer.
gintomnHniteuer 1T Sade Der ein=
aelnen Staaten, bat bas 8unbesoberz
seriht ertldrt, unb 8isconfin iieb
ii6 ben gBint ni6t 5neimal qeben,
iOnbern aboptierte eine fol9e fiir5lid.
Ob barin bielleidt cine Wirfunq Der
Sdtiefeit Der fo5ialiitiI9en Mitslisz
Der bes unteren 6auies in Mabifon,
Wis., 81 ertennen 1T?
Die Hobrsuderinbuitrie i'm 0anbe
1T fait ausfhliebIid duf ben Staat
2ouiiiana beidrdntt, no bic plantaz
gen i'm 8sfiBe reider 2sute iinb, unb
Die Irbeit BON Nesern beiorgt fpirb,
Die in ieber 9infiat bon ben planta=
senbeiibern abbdnsig iinb. Oaber
Deriteiet ii9 bic 0etp Orleans picaz
pune, bas Munoftiid Der 3uderpflanz
ger, iiber llnbernoob's 8orlaae au
patbetifder 8lase:
Seber probu3ent bon Robrz ober
Riiben5uder in ben 9ereinieten Staaz
ten miiBte fofort bieie Snbuitrie auf>
geben; 9unberte bon Wlillionen barin
anselegten &apitals ipiirben perIoren
fein; lie tann ni6t beriteben, ipie Elm
bemotrotii6sr Mbgeorbneter Winens
fein tann. Millionen ieiner auten
Mitbiirser fdnObe gu .opfsrn." Ser
ner fiirdtet lie. boB, penn bic 8orlaae
gum Seieb perben Iolte, mir bon
Cuba unb ben Pbilippinen fir Rpbrz
5uder. unb BON europa fir Rubenz
aader total abbdngig lpGren. Oieie
2Gnber piiroen bonn cine Musfu6rz
iteuer auf 3uder Isgen, 3lder purbs
10 teuer fein ipie 5upor, unb mir bdtz
ten feline 'gintiinfte mebr fiir's S6ab=
amt, feline Snbuitrie unIere 8iiraer au
bersi4ern unb WobIItano in unIeren
aolonien gu berbreiten. alGeli6e
9lusli6ten!
Oieie bsrsaerreiBenDe Sirabs piirbe
laherlid iein, nbsr lie lit pielmebr
trouris als in treffenbes 8siipisl Ger
Irt unb Weife, Il, fpelder piatige
5ragen bon Der fapitaliitliden preFe
bebanbelt tperben. Weil einer 6anb5
pou bon rei6en plantaeenbeiiBern Die
profite elm tpsnig bef6nitten gu lrer=
Den in 9efubr gu iteben ffeinen nirb
elm graufges 3ufunftsbiIb Der per-
bdngnispollen 6olsen berauf6eI9po=
rem, o6ne Sinn unb garItanb, um
bange gu MAIDEN. 8emertenspert 1T
in oieiem Suiammenbans, bab bon
ben Riiben5uderit itaaten Colorado,
California, Sbabo. Mi9iean, 8isz
coniin uno lltah, ipp Der Riibenbau
BON 2anoleuten betrieben pirb, bic bic
Irbeit msiit ielbft tun unb in be-
f6rGnttem Sinne unabbGnsie iinb =
Die Raffinerisn in ben genannten
Staaten iteben natiirli9 audi unter
Der GontrolIe bes 3udertruits = bis=
ber feline 3eitunssitimmen dbnli9 Der
BON 2ouiiiana borbar seporbsn iinb.
Sb Die 2eute bort fpeniser tapitaz
liitifd seiinnt, unO besbafb psrniinf=
tiger iinb9 Sber ob es ibnen an Der
nottgen Organization manseIt, ibre
gefdbroete Gage Der Welt tunb au
tun9 gielIeidt iinb iie absr Der On
fi9t, baB 10 lanse 3uder ssseFsn
nirb, 10 lanse AUDI Die n0tisen Riiben
sebaut perben miifen, unb bab Der
Werbrau4, frei bon ben Manipuldtioz
men bes 3udertruits, natureemGb su=
nebmen anitatt abnebmen mub.
80. 6. Hami.
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Mmerifauiider Oemertldajts=
@irrmarr.

Sames Sbompion. General Or
sanifator. bat in 9arfielb, Clifton
uno pafaic Unions oraanifiert.
Shompfon ertldrte. bab er. Sraut=
mann. 9apipooo uno anbere, ipslds
i'm 2atprence Streit tdtig naren,
Die rihtise unb ipabre .Snouitrial
Worters Of tbe Worlo" pertreten
unb bab bic anbere Rihtuns, ipeIde
Boris Reinitein bon Buffalo uni
Wfitslieoer Der g. 6. g. gu 5iibrern
bat. eine Jate Srsaniiation fei
Die baioen Orsanifationen iperoen
iid nun sesenieitis befeboen, UNI
eine pirb Der anOeren Mitaliebe,
abp:nbis Su MAIDEN fuhen.
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balten ltno nit Dem onoeren lebn.
iubtig nod Dem groBen &apital ld,ie.
len. Gs gebt oieien 3eitungen in Die.
Ter SrHliht ebenIo, tpie Dem Manm,
Den iie pertreten, oen fleinen aapitali-
item, oefTen Sauptgebanfe nnr Der iii,
ipie neroe it) reiher, tpic iuerbe i'd,
gan5 reid, tuie iperoe i6 Dsiniondr2
Die Sauptaufgabe bie{er 3eitlm-
gen lit, Die srbeiter fir oen aleinfa-
p1tallsrnus 5u begeiItern; ba es aber
ooh aud einen geben muB, Der fir
, Die miBlid)e Sage Ger 9lrbeiter per-
anttportlih lit, 10 fann es nah oiefen
3eltllngen oo6 mtr bas groBe aapi-
tal 1eln- Oarum, lieber 8ruber arbei-
ter, lieb 9id Dor, OaS groBe 8apitoI
mill Sir Die Sal,t aufeinmaI absie-
ben, oos tut Damn aber iebr tuebe; oas
flelne &apital nlabt oieie Irbeit aans
langlom, oarlm balte Id)on ItiII, oann
tut es niht 10 tueb.
Nad oieiem Re5ept idreiben oie
Observation-Disclosures 3eitungen, Der
Irbeitcr ioa ii6 lnngiam obIhinoen
lalien. 9afiir, oaB oieies nur lona-
lam gelhiebt, iou er oen ffeiner
Shlnoer reht lieb taben, iein 9ru0er
lein, un0 ipenn 0u, 9ruoer g(rbeitpr.
Gi6 tagsiiber 9epIagt uno abaeidlr-
Den boit unO bdngit auf Dem Seiu1=
nege on ben Eiemen in Der Gar uno
0ein Observation-Disclosures BOB ODER
Irbeitgeber ialtIt i'm 9luto nebelt Der
Gar ber, Damn ioaIt Ou oas reft fin-
oen oern Oh ba1t cbenfaGIs ein9fed1t,
I'M 9llito 5u fabren, benn mir iuohnen
III etnen freien 9anoe, uno es lit ME
mano geietlid uerboten, reid su Iein
ooer i'm Iuto 5u fabren. 9as lit oie
an ltnOerfrorenbeit grell5enoe 2oqif
oieIer 3eitltngen.
8abe es oieie 3eitungen nidjt, a6be
es MIR 3eitnngen Oes groBen aapi-
tolls, Damn ipdre Die 9Irbeiterfroae bef-
Ter entiuldelt, Der 9lrbeiter ODER oos
Volt I'M aagemeinen luGre li6 leiner
miBliben ltno abbangigen Gage mebr
hefpuBt, oenn Die brrttaIe 9ffenbeit.
NIT ipelder Die Srgane Der aroBen
Sapltalilten ben Serrenltanopunft
oarlegen, peranlaBt mebr gum 9eadl-
oenfen, loBt einen 8ermittlunqsae=
oonfen nidlt 10 leift arffomnen unh
elne Sarnonieouielei a la @oinpers
pare unnloglih. 9ur6 oos fortip0h-
renoe 8ertliiden, SerIdleiern rro
Nerbr1men oes flu6tpiiroiqen 9(bbdn=
glgteltsltanopunftes Der glrbeiter bonn
Sopitalisnits, onr6 oa5 eluiqe Sin-
negleugnen Der &lniiengegenidte ba=
ben Die fleinfapitaliItilden 3eitun=
gen tpeit mebr geIdaoet, ais ole oes
groBen Sapitals. sSalt alle uerbobrten
gtelnlngen, 10 all6 einganqs err
fpdbnte, lino ibr @erf.
Gs lit oaber Dor allen 9inaen lrn=
lere Bflibt, IN oieier &ihtuna olf=
tlareno 5ll mirfen, uno ipelhes Wit=
tel mare fiir oieie 9Irbeiten tuohl beS=
ler geeignet, aIs Die 3eitllnq. $50 Die
trele Heoe nidt binrei6t, 100 auf-
tlarllng Ourd 9eIpredung Der Sad-
lage ltlmoglib lit, % muB unIere
3eitltng, bas edo, binreid)en.
Snrnm laBt uns oles in gelueellna
leben, laBt ms fein Opfer sn aro6
ou1fen llno feine 9lrbeit 5u iffper,
INN unler glatt, oas edo. 5u oem
5u brlngen, lpa5 es in fleinem MaB-
ltabe lbon lit, 5u einen aneerueinen
sluffldrer. 6. 81
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3uriideeset.n. MeIt.re
Dame tleois): rWie, fhon 10 all.
3err Sberlt. uno baten nod feine
Waffentai pollbrad,.?"
Sterit: -Sut nihts! Mon lam.
irie Gis niHen. alt tperoen, m.ine
@naoias. audi obns Groberuns.n se-
maht Su baben."
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~W in 8abp lauft ichon od,t
Wonate!" Sc! Wiro es b.nn ca
| nidt miibe2"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

along and opened it's engagement In the
Globe theater last Thursday, Accom-
panyins Hazel Dawn Was her mother,
Mrs. Tout. and Younger sister. Ella who
has joined the company. Mr.. Tout and
his son Irving, sailed week later and
Miss Mamie Tout will sail April Z for
Italy to study Italian opera.
The Country club has never had so
many Hcuplc on It's grounds at this
early season of the year as hayc been
there the past two days. Arbor day was
OF course the most popular and the
grounds. were fairly covered with people
either PLAYING golf or wandering over the
grassy links and admirng the view from
snT ma1y beauty spots Of the grounds
painted club house lis a thing OF beauty
and Will shortly be ready for the formal
opening which viii doubtless take place
the last Saturday in the month.
The following from the Los Angeles
Tribune of last Sunday will be found of
interest to local readers;
Mr and Mrs. Frank Knox of Salt
Lake City arc guests al Hotel Alex
andra. Thursday being The birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Knox, a
number of former residents OF Salt
Lake called to extend their congratu-
lations to her, and an informal re-
ception was held in the suite of the
visitors, who are prominent residents
of the state of Utah
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Buchanan. who
have spent the past week in town and
leave for the west today. were form ei
friends of c. c. Sanders, the two men
having been AT college together and they
have been guests 1T numerous affairs
OF an informal nature during their short
stay.
Mrs. Ellen Smith Knowltou has issued
invitations for the wedding reception Of
nfi
Andrew Howard Burt, The reception
Will take place at the home OF the bride 8
sister. Mrs. j. Golden Kimball on First
North street, Tuesday evening, April 90,
Mrs. F. j.. Oswald viii he the hostess
today at a large bridge tea at the Hotel
Utah, at which a number OF her friends
will be guests.
Mrs. l. p. Farnswnrth will entertain
AT a luncheon AT the Hotel Utah next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

A n INTERESTING announcement
~ made last week in San Francisc,
[ is thus referred TO in the Chroni
Gle of Sunday:
An engagement or much interest TO
society was that of Miss Milward
Holden and Austin de Camp, which
given by Mrs. ST George Holden.
MISS Holden is one of three sisters
who are popular in local society and
come Of an old Southern family. MIR.
ue camp is civil engineer and is
tho son Of Mrs. Austin dc Camp and
brother OF Miss JOY de Camp.
Thursday the Holden home was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers on the occasion OF the tea.
At which the announcement was
made. Among those present were:
Mrs. Austin dc Camp, Mrs james
Angus, Mrs Malcolm Eaton. Mrs,
William Angus. Mrs. Edward Torney,
Mrs. Henry Campbell. Mrs, Kirk
ham Wright, Mrs. Frederick Eaton.
Miss Helen Bertheau, Miss Octayia
Holden. Miss Joy de Camp. Miss
Wir Gertrude Davis; Miss 49,, Helen Heller Var; Van
Mrs. selden Wright, Mrs. Winfield
Scott Davis. Mrs. Arthur N. Towne,
Mrs: Joseph Crockett, Mrs. William
Ford Nichols: Mrs. Daley Baker,
NtfS ubtidS NleStts nlT- ~ M, 'IuI-
tiss. Mrs. Robert Palache. Mrs.
George Folltmap. Mrs Lathrop Ell
linwood. Miss Johanna Nolkman,
Miss Myra Palache and Miss Mar
Sarct Nichols.
Austin De Camp has n host Of friends
locally. and his mother and sister a,
well. He Is n nephew OF Mrs. LedyarC
NJ. Bailey, The family have for the pas
few years made their home In San Fran
cisco where Austin has taken a position
with the Panama Pacific exposition Th'
family home is at 29Tl Pacific avenue.
letter from New York brings tb'
news that when Miss Hazel Dawn sailed
from that port recently for England he
stateroom was almost filled with piul
roses and was perfect rose pink bowe'
Of fragrance. II was her twenty frs
birthday and some friends, remember
Ing this, had sent her a birthday cak,
with the correct number OF pink can6l es
set in pink rose candlesticks The orig
inal company, with few exceptions, wen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17
Strength and Endurance

Are factors of the greatest success.
No person can do full Justice to him
self without them.
In no season Of the wear are they
more easily exhausted than in the
spring.
We need not discuss the reason for
this here. It 3 enough TO say there
is one, and that Hood S Sarsaparilla
gives strength and endurance, as thou
sands annually testify,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Mr. ana Mis-. Freeman NoruinGstar
VIII entertain u party Of the senior hoys
and girls Of the high school tnnigh, AZ
dinner at their home In honor Of their
dauSutcT, Miss Lucille MorningStar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The ladies Df St, Marys guild CT Provo
have issued invitations for dance and
card party 10 ne given al Mozart hall
th'S evening, and a number of theiT Salt
Lake friends have been invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Mrs Fred Dern and Mrs. Samuel Por-
ter Vii entertain al n luncheon on Frida :
IN compliment 10 Mrs. y. Il. Meyer and
Mr2. Eolln Dole.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

ANOTHER WONDER. WHAT IS IT?
You can get Num- S Black Oil out
Ct salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Hics. NJ II. Steers Of Portland, mother
OF Miss Lois Steers. Is here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. + c. Schr3mm at shelr home
IN Fedora! Heights.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Clogs the pores Of the scalp. prevents the
hair from obtaining proper nourishment-
causes il to fade and eventually TO fall
out. And besides, it's irritating and
annoying to have your scalp itching ana
burning all the time.
II you want to &c, rid Of the Dandrun
acm-to stop the annoying itching and
burnine-,o have really clean ano
healthy scalp, get bottle OF HAY D
HAIR HEALTH o-day-prove TO your
self what a satisfaction it is to have hair
health.
Your money back II not satisfactory.
Sl00 and SOC At DruG Stores or direct upon
rreeipr of price and dealers name. Send loc fy
triakbotbe- -Pbio Hay Spec. Co.. Nererk' N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Nj. ana Mrs. John =. Bransford are
hcme from Il winter scent in California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The marriage OF Miss Vera Jensen and
D Bort Ande-eon will take place today
IN The salt Lake temple and the Young
people VIII leave shortly after for San
Francisco, where Mr. Anderson has ac-
cepted u position with a biz piano firm
and where they will make their home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The Ne Plus l'ltra club Will be enter
tained TO-DAY by Mrs. j. h. Rudy at he
home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Nh. Robert &. Gcmmell returned las
evening from Il stay OF some months OF
the coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Miss Mildred Harding and James NJ
k"Hwn Viii be marrird this morning In
TIC temple. and Il reception will follow
IN the evening at the home of Mrs w.
2, Pickering, on * street.
Among HE rrcHdin-S nf today will be
that of Miss Ethel Senior and John G.
IJm6ourne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The Utopia club Will be entertained az
rs usual o'clock luncheon TODAY by
Mrs. George W. Read at her home on
Second avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Been Entertained at Numerous Her Stay.

n n INTERESTING announcement |
~ made last Week in San Francisco
[ y is thus referred TO in the Chroni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

Tuesday IN compliment Ia Mrs. n. l.,
Brown, who leaves shortly for the cast,
Mrs John ~ street has returned from
~ visit OF a few weeks with her par
eris, Judge and Mrs. Goodrich. in Los
Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

| The art section of the Ladies' Liter
| ary club VIII meet this morning at the
| club house. Mrs l., o. Loe viii give
paper on "Luini.' and "Soaro.''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The Missionary society o( tho First
Methodist church, met Tuesday AFTER
noon with Mrs. r. A. Dix al her home
on Second avenue. The regular lesson
from The Conservation OF National
Ideals, was given by MIS- limerick and
Mrs. Harold Stearns. Mrs. Bird gave
several pleasing piano and vocal sclcc-
tions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The Clcofan club will meet this after
noon With Mrs. Sclden 7 Clawson 40
street Alfred Stevens and other
Artists VIII bc discussed b,. Mrs II =
\. Cumer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The Wasatch Literary club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. George +. Wan
less was assisted in entertaining. bv her
daughter Miss Wanless. Mrs T.. HauN
hurst presented n well written paper on
New Methods OF Charitv,' which
brought out some valuable ideas about
the best ways to aid the poor Mrs
Carl Dunshee read an excellent per on
king Lear The reading OF King Lear
was taken up, Refreshments were
served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-17

The tourists section of the Ladies Lii
crary club met Tuesday morning at the
club house. A paper on Versailles. g
was given by Mrs. l., G. Miller. Mrs.
Joseph Rogers gave A paper on 'Fon-
tainebeau.' Both were exceptionally in
tNresting.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
+ YOU HAVE COTTON
 GET READY FOR THE GIN
Demonstration To Be Made In Phoe. nix This Week By Los Anse-
 les Company.

Bring along your cotton.
 The Universal Fibre Gin of the Im- perial valle. with business headauar- ters in Los Angeles advises the board of trade that some time this week one of it's gins will arrive in Phoenix for q demonstration
 Professor Peterson, a government expert at the Yuma experimental sta ton has agreed to supply the cotton necessary for the experiment., and any grown in the valley may be sent to the gin where it will be treat ed.
 Only a few bales of cotton have been raised in this section this year, but there has recently been quite a decided increase of acreage planted and if the venture proves successful it is likely that in another year a large amount of cotton will be raised hereabouts
 There is no longer question about the raising of the finest cotton, but there is still a question as to the field work. it being contended by some that the labor in this part of the country is not cheap enough to warrant cotton production at a large margin of profit
 There is considerable interest man. ifested in the coming of the gin and its operation will be carefully watched.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
cffice of comptroIler of the Currency.

Washington, March 12, 1912.
 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. it has been made to appear that The Phoe- nix National Bank" in the City of Phoenix in the County of Maricopa and State of Arizona, has complied with all the provisions of the Act of Congress ito enable National Banking Associations to extend their corporate existence, and for other purposes" approved July 12, 1882;
 Now, therefore, I, Lawrence O. Murray. Comptroller of the Currency. do hereby certify that The Phoenix National Bank in the City of Phoe- nix in the County of Maricopa and State of Arizona is authorized to have succession for the period specified Tn it's amended articles of association: namely, until close of business on March 12. 1892.
 In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this twelfth day of March, 1912
 (SEAL)
 LAWRENCE O. MURRAY,
 Comptroller of the Currency. Charter No. 4729. Extension No. 3127.