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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Admits Counting Girl
For Sake of His Union
Business Agent of Trade organiza-
ton Declares Testimony Of Ste
nographer Was Feared.

SEATTLE, oct. 4.-Henry W. Pohl-
man. former business agent of the
Seattle Structural Iron Workers
Union. who was a prominent witness
in the Los Angeles and Indianapolis
dynamite investigation, and who is
being sued by Annabel Pohlman for
divorce. to-day testified explaining
love letters he wrote to a stenogra
pher at indianapolis.
Pohlman swore that the stenogra-
pher had been employed by the ma
tional headquarters of the steel
workers, and that the enemy repre-
scented by detective agency was try
ing to induce her to testify against
the union men.
To Pohlman was assigned the task,
he said. of taking the stenographer to
theaters, parties and dances, and even
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Of
JIM THORPE To
Be WORLD WIDE
Famous Indian and Beautiful
Bride to Have Unique We'd
ding at Carlisle.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 4.-Suggest-
ing a rare color print Of Minnehaha
from a de luxe edition of Hiawatha
Miss Margaret Iva Miller, who inner
tied her rich coloring and vivid beau
ty from Cherokee ancestors, yester-
day blushingly confirmed the recent
report that she is TO become the bride
Of Jim Thorpe, the worlds greatest
athlete and famous member OF the
New York Giants baseball team. Miss
Miller will leave shortly for Carlisle
where the wedding Is to take place
October Is.
These two descendants of the origi-
nal Americans-Thorpe is Of Sac and
Fox descent-wiu enjoy a most origt-
nal honeymoon trip. They will go
around the world on the baseball tour
which is to be made by the Giants
and White Sox.
The Indian ancestry in Miss Mil
ler's case has been almost submerged
by several generations, but is pre-
served as a proud tradition. Now and
then in respect to these traditions she
unwinds her masses of dark hair, puts
on a head band with a feather, a few
beads and a pair of mOccasins. and
plays at being princess of the tribe.
Had it not been for Jim Thorpe
and his wonderful feats of speed.
strength and skill on the athletic field
at Carlisle this Indian maiden might
have been dispelling care ana trouble
from many a weary brow. She had
studied to become a nurse and was
approaching entrance into that pro-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

love to her to keep her loyal
10 her employers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
PURE DRUGS--Sunday and Monday

l pit. Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1e
l pit. Witch Hazel. is
l doz. Seidlitz Powders &c. IS
l ID. FlaXseed Meal. .......
&c worth SIENNA Leaves. .. q
l pit. Household Ammonia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
No More Dandruff or Falling
Hair-A Real Surprise
Awaits You.

To be possessed of head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff, is mere
ly a matter of using a little Dan
derine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get
a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dam
derine now-all drug stores recon-
mend it--apply a little as directed and
within ten minutes there will be an
appearance Of abundance; freshness,
fiuffiness and an Incompatible gloss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS,
FLUFFY HAIR 25-CENT DANDERINE

and luster, and try as you will Won
can not find a trace of dandruff or
falling hair, but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use
when you will see new hair-fine and
downy at f1rst-yes-but really now
hair-sprOuting out all over vour
scaIp-Danderine is, we believe, thu
only sure hair grower; DESTROYER Of
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, ana
it never fails TO stop falling hair at
once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, moistsn
a cloth with a little Danderine aud
carefully draw 1T through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just a few moments-s
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.-(Advt)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
100000 WORTH OF HAY
HARVESTED IN C0LQUlTT

MOULTRIE. oct. IA hay crou
estimated TO Dee worth 100000 has
been harvested IN rouuiu County
during the last two weeks The
weather for saving hay has been nm
usually good. The principal hay crops
grown n this section are pea vines
and alfalfa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
New Wireless Device
Takes Photo at Night
Inventor Claims II Will Prevent Col.
isions at Sea, and Locate
Army Positions.

VALLEJO. CAL. oct. "A loca!
inventor has evolved a wireless pho
Geographic instrument, which works
only at night and reflects on a mir
ror. IL is said. a picture Of everything
within a radius Of several miles.
He has been invited by Secretary
OF the Navy Daniels to take the ma
chine 10 Washington for inspection
by experts of the Navy Department
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
REDUCED RATEs no EAIR

Triton, Oct. All the RAILROAD.
entering Triton viii give special rates
to the South Georgia Corn, Live stocl,
and Poultry Show, which will be hel5
at Triton November 13, II and l.
The rate announced is 3 cents De-,
mile for the round trip. plus Is cents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Effort Will BE Made to Raise Fund on Annual
"Work Day." October u.

lures an effort will be made this year
TO raise $4,000 in cash contribution,
as compared with $4,000 raised last
year.
The Decatur home is one Of the
oldest Institutions of its Kind in the
state. having been established nearly
40 years ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05
Here Are 40 Youngsters Deserving Your Help
Orphans Home at Decatur Is in Need Of$25, 900

Left fright Nellie Greer E" Kelley Frances Estes Mary aan and Lille
D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

obelgami obrzuca6 tych, kt6-
rzy sic przekona6 dawnych
trzymaja.
Cham6w, pc polsku igor
szenie siejacych, s}uchaja q
katolicy, kt6rzy popieraja ieh
pisma. Pozadamy goraco, a.
zeby kto chamski do cham6w:
otwarcie sic przylaczy}, cfho.
ciaz brzydko sic nazyWa ich
partya. Mech sobie wybiora
najpiekniejsze imie samo
imie ME zmieni chamski@
natury: 9 imie nam wcale nie'
chodzi; NATIONALIST bardz6
nam, katolikom szczery:mrrl. "a
ley ma zdarciu wilkom .owczei
sk6ry. .Niebezpieczny Jest
:caasem i otwarty nieprzya-,
ale najwsieksze nietbezpiie:.
c~zehstwo-grozi nam Cd strony
tych tch6rzy,, kt6rzy! pocham7-
ska padaja.katolicka Ware
|skrycie i czytaja chamskie
pisma przez szesSG dni sty
godniu, a raz ma tydzied po
katolicku do koscio}a ida ka-
zania s1uchac z ust :polakiege
ksiedza-moze tego samego,
[kt6rego oczernili, odar1i ze
|sfawy; s}uchaja Mszy sW., u
koSciele katolickim, Q kt6ryml!
z upodobaniem czytaia klam.
live pisma. s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
UcZlny dzieci:nasze CZytaf
e:t - @st:. :.
pisa6 1 movie 20 polskn.
=, -
wv:

Protestanckie sekty ciqgle:
W wiekszy nieporzadek popa-
daja; idac :nadal: W tym kie'
runku w kr6tkims czasie stra-
ca one wszeikie zdrowe pole
Gle 0 religijnych* obowiazkach,
o poddaniu sic jakiemus pra-.
WI koScielnemu. Juz niewie-
lu jest takich~~.w sr6d profess
tant6w, kt6rzyby' suwierzyli,
re religia da sic zachowac
bez koScio}a. Ten koSci6}, je-
zeli chce zachoWa6 swa poe-
wage, musi koniecznie POGO
STAG nietykalnyth. przez roz-
matte p}oche i. moody
awiatowego tow'a,rzystwa. O.
becny czas naprzyk}ad cierpi
dotkliwie 2 ,poWedu samowoli
j powierzchowno6ci W re-
czach WARY: Kazdy protes-
tant chcialby San 4 dla ssiiebie
bye kap}anqemm i; natchnie-
MEM, kt6remu; wolnQ, wszyst-
ko uwazaG zanAzfe' hub dobre
wedlug zachcianki danej
chwili.
W pewnx q vyjetkovych
wypadkach nawet TAXA rellgia
moze wywierac skutek dobry
ia c%zfowieka, ME moze jed
max bye Y st a'|'|.' siii e.. Y kieron-
ku dobrym AMI hamulcem pc.
ped6w p%rzeciwnych zyciu no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

|siuguja ma peIne poparcie:
szke}y to i zajecie sic .nieml
[zlecono s~ubkomitetom iokal-
Fnym,akt6re odtad " poszcze-
|g6Iuych' dzislnicach beda mo-
|g'y akcye zakre6lona przez
omawiane instytucye prowa'
skuteczniej niz dawniej.
Biuro Prasowe P. R. N.
Jest ztez juz W pe'ni prac
a i organizacya jego
Jest: juz niemal uko1czona:
EBiuro .to--iak wiadomo, pc.
scis]ym kontakcie
2 :podobnymi instytucyami
" Eurofis j otrzymuje cd
-nich= komunikaty: ostetnio
~otrzyma1iSmy Cd kierownika
.Biura 1ondyn OBJ. Re
.tyngera. ezereg artyku]6w,:w
jezyku,, angielskiln skreslo
nych; W. sprawie polskiej 2:
ar;yku}6w tycb i my tn ko-
rxyslae bedziemy ola prasy
amerykahskiej, a i. W poll
.sk1ej prasie naszej tr Sc icb
!eda one
rozes}ane korespondentom
naszego| Biura P~rssowego Ola
.rqzeslania ich i r~ozpowszech-
nienia W piemach angie]skicb
W AmeTyce. Tytu}y prac
tych podajemy, )ak haste
tn" Russian Cavern
ment: and the Polish Press,
The Kaiser and The Poles,
oaz Medicine in Poland.
grorta korespondeat6w
Ola prasy obeej ,
oatatnio nowy ieden,
nianowicie, OBJ. F.. L. Gwiz-
1a@a, s%poczmistrz z Bay City,
"a kt6rego staraniem
? naszych artykul6w
1kakat sic ]uz W ca}o5ci "
,oezytny.a dzienniku tamtej-
,zym1ss,jBay City Tribune.
miejscowy naszego
Prasowego ola prasy
'ng5elskiaj, OBJ. T. Lasecki
arzagotoWa3 r6wniez kilkae
aowyetn=artyku}6w i komu.
a.----~E---s3 ~ 49, #4&eEas. : -E.E41ESs.
dkat6w dla prasy angiel.
'kiei, kt6re kolejno beda u
nieazeza,le " , dziennikach
'utejsRych. sWreszcie. dodac
,alet,ae Biuro nasze we.
oatatnio v %porozumienie
tax szvanemi Clipping
Bnreaus1 aneryka4skiemi,
ssbierat moglo wszelkael
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
:t.si.,st 81
NaJpeWniejsZy Srodg (
rOZWOIn1aiaCY...

Nieomal kaz'a ~piesaasta ppr,s
dobrego 6rodta ro1xalnis-
iacego. Dr.a King'S New Lsfs 81.
gufki 50 dobre,y spon1s~ax ss4aAtd-
ratne,. pewne , me- powoduj9 b..-.
lesc,. Pam Nj Gx.41slap,af<
Melvill, Tenn. m6AE pr 4 Klng:,.
New Life piguikl pcm6glv vi.laa:
ma iej .kfopotyts:t5Ka pcis deli sfuI
Gena t:.9kc9sR nlecau6ntfies
n. J.: Kowalewsk ego. aPtetaras.
(AdI.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
NASH

Upo,watlniieiniI t 50 DO kolektowan,a
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepujacy
nasi agenci migjecowEe'*
ASHTON. Nebr. Ma4h~MendykH
BRENNAN Tex. W. Kowalski
ca APPEL I'LL .;xioeek: -i@:: :
FRIED. N. Oak 3. +. S~zarkowskie
GRANVILLE. S. Dak:H, :fozef Gfubs
INDEPENDENCE Wis. Michas Mish
Melen, Wis, TeoH Derdowsk
NANTIcOKE, Pa. !Fr. Jablonsk
Z MINI. Mateusx Bilski :
OAK HILL, Mich. st Pogorzelski .
BREMOND. Tex: Jan Ian , :.
WARSAW. N. D.. Teodor Wvsocki
WILNO MINI. FIR. Badzi6ski l..
OKLA, S. P. G6rski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Komunikat Biura Pr&:
sowego Polskiej RAJ:
dy Narodowej ":
Ameryce. !.

Prace organizacyjne POP
skiej Rady Narodowej cora
zwawszem postepuja tenn.
penn: najszybciej rue2yly one
z ;miejsca W Stanach* Move
Anglii, ma Wschodzie; g Sdzifl
zaje}o sic niemi duchowie6::
stwo nasze patryotyczne
inte1igencys, istnieje tam
grono ~duchownych 6wiec:
Fkich organizator6w kt6fzy a.
|gituia. przemawiaja j v mai:
bfizszej przysz1odci .zapowia-
aaja tam ola istytucyi* ma.
szej szereg komitet6w lokal.
nych. R6wniez jednak j v
- &.-.. B. - = a. #E - E" EE= 50 =
Chicago ME zasypia .sprawy
.specyalnie utworzony komi-
=tet agitacyjny, kt6ry koopto-
wal do swego grona caIy sze-
reg wybitnych rodak6w j
.rodaczek j prace rozpoczal:w
ca}ej pe}ni: " przysz}a ME
dziele odbedzie sic vice agi-
tacyjny " South: Chicago, ":
parafii Niep. Poczecia Naj6w.
Maryi Fanny, a W nastepna
niedziele zapowiedziano vice
" dzielnicy polskiej,. zwanej
Wiece to ~zapowiada
ia sic jak najlepiej. 49,. - :
Ostatnio .Polska Rada., Ma
wezna " xakres!
spraw swoieh przyjela no.
.o6c: OTTO prayjeia oha pod
protektorat polskie szkor,,
~ obywatelskie, prywstnie
prowadzone: gfono o.
kierujacych szko.
lami temi 2 wlasnei inicYaty-
W. zglosi}c instytucye 70 DO
Rady Narodowej
je pod nasza sdyrek-
1--WE, apo dyeknsyi wyczer-
puiscej Rada przyie!la to
ssko1y, wychodzace ! zalo1e-
nia trafnego, Dc Sbezaprzeczsl
ME przyczyniaja mig one do
u6wiadomienia obywatelskie-
60, rodak6w. nassYch Y kra-
tutejszym, v kt6rym ddssia.
lamy i 1yjsmy, q. przeto "a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

ralnemu wyznawcy, kt6ry re-
ligie traktuje 0 wiele gorzej
niz przekonanl:ilets polityczne.
M6wiacN pobiieznie, ma facy1e
arcybiskup Ireland, re Anne
rykanie ME wypar1i sic Bo-
ga, lecz tylko wypchneli Go
z dom6w i szk6f swoich, DO
wiekszo<c ludnosci .tutejszei
uczeszeza do: koscio}6w r6z-
nych wyznan. Ale gdy gle
biej wejrzymy W zycie naro-
.du amerykanskiego, zobaczy-:
my, lie te rozmaite religie. ME
.wychod>a poza drzwi zbor6w,
" kt6rych o~dbywaja sic ich
obrzadki. Starsze pokolenie
.trzyma sic swych wyznan O.
dziedziczonych pc ojcach je-
dynie z przyzwyczajenia i po-
F%szanowania ola pamiatek sta.
rych. l to jednak ME wytrzy-
mule konkurencyi z %zajecia-
mi i p~rzyjemnosciami niedo-
(zwolonemi.
Re ~sprswozdania podanego
ma zjezdzie pastor6w protes-
tanckich dowiadujemy sic, re
W. ciagu przesz}ych trzech lat
zaniechano oko4o pie6tysiecy
zbor6w po ma4ych miastecz-
|kach iosadach wiesniaczych.
Naturalnie ME czemu innemu
przypisuje sic to jak temu !!
|rozluznieniu re]igijnemu, kt6-
re jest bezprzecznym skut.
klein samowoli W .rzeczach
WARY a ~prowadzi do zupe}ne.
90 zatracenia religjnosci. Me
wnioskujemy BOWEN re zbo-
row professionalism pozamy:
kanych, re ci co do. mich
dawniej uczeszczali znalezll
prawde. Jest znaczna liczba
nawr6ceh ma katolicyzm ale
tez jest wielu takich, kt6rzy,
opus7czajac> aprotestaatyzm
pozegna1i siez wszelka wiara
w Boga. Serca spr6chnia}e j
przegni}e So niezdolne utrzy,
mac zdrowe przywiazanie do
|.Boga i zgodzic sic ia poddan.
stwo prawom, kt6re zapew'
niaja czfowiekowi spok6j SUI
mienia a ME .przeszkadzaja
%bynajmniej. " sprawied]iwym
.rozwoju materyalnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
do wydz1er1awi i
mia.

- - go" : sea- -. 49,
Kilka ~uprdwnych= farm W tse.
wiecie R,seau, MINI. MEDIA.
stacyi k"lejowe
dobra maslarnia.i polskie kos--
cif} W pobl;zu. ;De.ewydzi-r.
zawienia ma dluzszv prlee.g
lat pod dog,dnemi wnrn1'ka
mi. Zgfosic sic Notwithstanding
pi6miennie 90: - -
ID. E.. TaWney,
Morgan Bt,ek
WidonIs, v ), r.
- e.-- ~ -...z.I-itF II S+SSt /. sos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

'kach n~iebyWalego dobrobytu
i og6lnego rozprzezenia du-
chowiehstw6 Pozostafo bez
.skazy; ale 6mialo. mozemy "a
zada6 dowDd6w jasnych ma
potwierdzenie obe1g, jakimi
rzucaja nas ksiezy Polak6w
ludzie z1i, Kt6rzy ME maja
.zadnego -praWa do zaufania
Oh narodu i7sadzenia lepszych
cd siebie.
2 drueiei strony dueho-:
ma srzeczyWisty po.:
w6d do urazy przeciw czytel-
pism zlych, kt6rzy ia
i, - u ..", -e-:s:. $500. =
no ka'ollcy poWlnnl w'euzleo
j wiedza, ze postepuja. lie j
obfudnie, popierajac. zgorsze-
me-:
Me ehcemy robic rachun-
k Ky su y j l'GI'i q tak1ch ludzl,
ale pozostaje nam:chyba'p rzy-
wilej rozroan1enla m1edzy :.
wrogami otWar 1!l katolle.
klel wlafy1:a neheW'enstva q
..tchorzam, ktorzy ME .ma'a
za]at stanow'ska
szczerego: FeWho. &c So tacyy'
co opusclll ware prawdzlwa'
pon'ewaz zdafoz m SIC, ze "a
eye ME przemaw1afy dosc Sill
ME "a wlara katol'cka' any
lch PREY nfe]- ntrzymac;; WEEK
szosc ]ednaks odpaakow l'czV
sic !
kt6rym Ob0W1azk1 rellgune So
"a c'ezkle: ha'e1'k Pop'efa,
j&oy zie. pisnonatezy 40 ostat-
5nlch Jest to*typ wzonoza]acy
obrzydzen1e-a 90 o:kazae e' TO-
dza]u "tehorza;==ezulemy oora-
ze: fozanam9 emy
dn'a, #ktof98m' .ostan'e ma
deat 'ak
luz p0ezyha!a s'e 'yso-
wac CRANES 4 !!5sx rohsauhycl =
81 g1uPfch ~ !. 'ak
'eee 40 ',>. ..'
osil.
,, -
- s. aar.yh
Il 6Cl0 AxnE Nk4lALA- LAxAA- - =
.
: Np poN'hn's,1y 80 =.
am tlaeie eleipttWoso'. go
a'eh ua,ea pos
,'ha'a mas 49, s""'.
..o"'''e :, :
ucllo"'o''s'Wa i'l n'eo'l:
.'yiko po'i'ys'e'z - ~ se'o,''o
tnapaoal4cycal3es. peh po'o"-
: ! wiece1 eoriiNoS' " ~
:nlp mas ! oczelll'anlo' nv
.naszej obronle l'1dzl: zasfuzo-
nych Olczyznle- w'ele vac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

pannach kt6re ca}y zarobek.
na sobie nosza " formie
m1od ';!1't'j sukni, W kt6rej trud-
no srozpoznae czego wiecej:
beaawstydu cry modnej g}upo-
ty. sA, -
!. .
y iNiekt6re pisma .angielskie.
.biorq y obr,oRlef. dEsportoW V
60 morderce, .Pertera Char: :.
ton. Ten sobywatel ze stanu.
Nebraska zabif swa Zone pod;
czas przejazdzki pc jeziorzei
Como We Wfoszech i zemknal:
do !. A@eryki.. Rad wyda4 go:
ably. tam %odpowiada}:
"a zbrodnie, gdzie ia popel-
nil. Redaktorzy ameryka6scy;
zala sic mad, w,yrzutkiem spo-..
}ecze6stwa, dlatego, re ten.
zloezy6ca .bedzie sadzonym:
W jezyku n~iezrozumia}ym die.
:niego.l
:Ciemnota umys}owa pre-
chodzi wszeliie wyobrazenie.
Biadajas n. mad zab6jea, ma kt6-
:rego N1za.. tutejsze sadly wyda}y
|wyrok ,,Winny:.ss,: zzernie ro-
zumie3 jezyka wloskiego. lluz
to: Polak6W ME rozumiejacych
ami s}owa angielskiego stale
pred sadamiE tutej szymi. Me
swiadomi"mowy, obyczaj6w,
bez 'przyjaci6f, i pozbawieni
Srodk6w, padaja ofiara wyro-
k6w niesprawiedliwych. So;
dzia machine reka i spada
kara pieniezina, kt6rej- lbiedak:
zap1acicz ME jest W stanie,
vice odsiaduie W niezdrowem
wiezieniu.
Ma .,,foreignera" ME warto
TRAGIC sympatyi-to regu}a a.
merykahilslkiej polityki a ME
raz ! sPra'lwi ie'q Godny
poza}owania cz}owiek zbrod-
[niarz,. :kt6ry wpad} W. rece
lsprawiedliwosci kraju obcego,
ia stokrotnie wiecej pozafo-
wanna godzien niewinuy bic.
dak, kt6rego sad amerykah-
ski skaznje ma .kare wzgardli-
vie i l~ekkomySlnie dlatego,
re jest to foreigner.
+, Wycieczki wprost brutalne
przeciwko. polskiemu ducho.
wie6stwu zamiastu stawat, CO.
:raz czeSciej powtarzaja sic ".
pismach iberalnych i socya-
.listycznych. Do porzadku
dziennego ME przechodza pra-
vie re .nigdy bez wypowie-
swej nienawiSci. Me
jesteSmy przygotowani po--.
wiedziec, re te rzeczy sprzyk-
sic: czytelnikom tychs
gazet, ale wiemy napewno,
re Observation-Disclosures dzieje
sic ksiezom polskim ze stro-
ny piszacych. i czytajacyoh.
napasci. Pc pierwsze,
ziesmy przekonani 0 rozmy6l-
nej z}ej wolf tych, kt6rzy
oszczerstwa 2 tax
wytrwa}oscia. Pc dru-
gle, re; czytelnicy pism o.:
szczerczych n%ie.pomysla wcale
8 history, kt6ra d%uchowie6-
stwu ME. prawi komplemen-
tow, lecz tax o MEM jak o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

ME cuuZO1OZ, llle kItt,tI1IJ,
1lie pozadaj zony blizniego-
te try przykazania So kan'ie-
MEM obrazy amerykahskiego
Czego ME do
kona W Ameryce kradziez j
;;graftt tego dope}nia roz-
woody i niemoralnoSc m}odzie.
~. Gf6wny pow6d wystep-
k6w ley lie W %ogromnych
majatkach, DO nietylko mi.
lionerzy w}6cza sic pc no
each j 20 sadach rozwodo-.
wych. Me jest znoWu: taxa
rzadkoScia rozwioz}y ch}opak,
kt6rego ca}y majatek zaledwie
.wystarcza na piwo i rachunek
W norze zepsucia. synom
m,arnotrawnym,i jawno i skry-
to ;grzesznicom: .rdzisiejszym
ME .potrzeba. lyle wiekszych
f.. ,#'.t sEFrt - Al ? >is.Ets
pensyi lie silniejszej WARY.
Bo to: niekt6rzy chcq ]eczyc
rozpuste d~ziewczqt pracuja-
cych dostarczeniem i'm lepszejj
p}acy "a robote. Watpimy,
.czyby to cokolwiek polepszyio
panujace stosunki wsr6d MILO,
Idziezy. Niejeden trzezwo
mySlacy s}usznie pyta sic Q
.przyczyne w}asciwa ciaglego
ubolewania mad drozyzna: Je-
den powie wysokie koszta ,zy-
cia, nny *koszta wysokiego
zycia-ponad stan tax zycie
jak, koszta. CO.. dopiero. da
@At ~.
sic poWiedzie6 Q ,,glupich
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

Don't be surprised if you have an attack of rheumatism this spring Just rub tie alice ed parts freely with Chamberains Linmient and il will soon disappear. Sold by all dealers-( Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
COUNTRY DEVELOPING

on Monday of last week F. H. Sine and Fred Woodward has oc- casiUn to cover most of the territory west of Glendale as far as Peoria and several miles north of Peoria and Glendale. These gentlemen were both astonished at the marvellous develop ment that this section has under gone within the past few months, and the large number of new settlers.
 They stated that no less than one
 hundred new ranch houses syere seen
 on the trip.
 President C H. Tinker of the Glen
 dale State Bank made a business
 trip to California last week, return
 ing on Wednesday.
 Eight cars of fat cattle were shipped
 form the local Santa F'e station last week to California by the Pacific Beef X Provision Co. Mrs. A. A c. Ames, and Mrs NJ l.. Stitt were among the Phoeni> visitors today.
 Dr. and Mrs. Taylor of Michigan who have been stopping at the Hote Glenwood for the past month for the doctors health, have gone to Phoenix where the doctor will ente: the hos pital.
 A w Bennitt and party consisting 1 of Wm Bennitt. Vim. Bennitt, Jr., H | G. White and Carl Bennitt left here l on Saturday morning for the Roose- welt dam. They returned this morn i ing and report a fine trip. On tht second day at the dam, the party wen l fishing. and all agree that it is might! ha 1 they were unable to stay longer | Mrs J. L. Cant and Mrs. Watson i her guest. were Phoenix visitors th 1 afternoon.
 | MT and Mrs. Henry Hammes (Ms i Mabel Stephens) were visiting friend | in Glendale today.
 | Registered a the Hotel Glenwoot | are: E. H. Cooper. Chas. McConell 1 A. w Mckee, A. Munoz, J. F. Hardin l J J. Keating and Alberto Conejos
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

Hire q little Salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you eau.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01

With repairs completed the White Star steamship Olympic left Belfast for Southampton.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-01
.|RR|GAT|0N|STS'
 ELECTION TODAY
Governors and Councilmen to Govern Water Users Association to be Chosen in Valley This Morning and Afternoon

The regular annual election of the board of governors and members of the council of the Salt river valley water users association occurs this morning. opening at 500, lasting until 500 in the afternoon. For the most part the election will be a simple ratification of the work of the of ficers in the council and board last year. but in one instance there is a stated contest. Of course contests may develop as there is room left on the ballots for additional names to be written in. but there had been ab- solutely no indication of a split in any district.
 President John Orme holds over for another year, having been elected last spring. The other officers are provided for separately, so there is ! no other officer to vote for. Unlike last years election, there will be no amendments to be decided upon this year. No sides have been taken in | any matter as was the case a year ago when the coming of the congress 1 sional Investigating committee was a 1 matter of some lively disputes. Ten councillors are nominated for three year terms and two for short terms. Rudolph Kuchler in district 1 one and K. S Townsend in district 1 five. There are eleven men nominated to places in the board of governors | where but ten may qualify The contest-the only one in the 1 election-is between Joseph Cope and 1 Laurits Lassen in the Fifth District
 The nominees by districts for coun- i cil and board are as follows l Governor District Council C. H Barkley Fred H. Perkins e years) 1 Rudolph Kuchler 1 q year)
 Second
 F. M Wilkinson II. M. Welborn l Third
 ! II. J. Hanson Henry Hilbers Fourth
 J. ]. Casey A. G. Smoot 1 Joseph Cope W. M Ward l Laurits Lassen K s. Townsend
 Sixth
 E. J. Bennitt Gordon Tweed
 Seventh
 E. O. Brown w. J Osborn | Eighth
 1 w. J. Clemans J. H Dobson E. w. Wilbur H. B Morris Tenth
 w. " Dobson $. A Burke