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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27
8emalttl,Gtiac Strifer.

Calumet, Mid,., 26. Sftobcr.
rSn 5oIge oeS }Ingriifs, melder
am SSreitog 2lbeno uuf einen Eerio=
nen5llg Ser oGulltb, Soutb Shore
unO 2ltlontic. .9obn" Oerilbt ipltroc,
mel6er 9(rbeiter nod) oen Calumet
ln0 6ecla.Minen bcloroerIe, muroe
oeIterll Morgen crtldrt. BON iebt an
miir0en Die 3iige, mcldc Strifebre-
der bef0r0erten, ciner oiienen @ag-
gon mitiilbren, oui mcldem Elm Ma
idinengei6ilb nliaeitellt lei. Bon
bieiem @eidiit ioll, uIe es beiBt, ge-
gen Die Striter ans Den aupferminen
0ebroub 0emnd)t mcrOcn fals Iidl
ein glnqriii mic Der pom 6rcitag
9l6enO pieOerbolen Iolltc. goIt sSSn-
ipeftor SiBler bon It. Foul miro
bier erlpartet, INN llllterIu6ungen
iiber ole 9lngriiie mlf Folt5ilge an-
3uiteQen, oeren in iillliter 3eit Orei
porgefommen limo. lSm Striteoiltriti
mltroen geitern Worgcn neitere Ser
boftlngen pe0en &erlcBltng oea @ln-
6altsbefebls porgcnonnen melher
0as 9(usIteaen bon 9eobu6tlmgs-
@oIten perbietet. Iic 0iili5 nobn
nGmlid 80 Strifcr in 9laoue5 mo
II in 1Sslc Gouole fcit 9ie 9eidu!-
oigung lolitct OobUr 01B ole Strlfer
pon TSsle RouoIc Iih Ger @inidiiG6te-
rlma Der, 2lrbeit9llitiGen i6nloia ae-
ma6t bnben, abcr ic meroen and
pegen OiiBa6nrng ocs @eri6ts 3ur
9ieheuidait ge5ogen meroen.
1<n Gcmton Maii1ilt Der pen.
iiorirtc 9lomiral " piagnaro I'M
60 Qe1rrsinhre np,tDr.gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27
Ninrnnrrt Nnfitnbrr,s Snb.

g(lbunn H.s0., 26. CftobCr. -
Ieteftiuc iinO nit Der llutcriuhung
oorii6er 6ei6dftiqt, ouf pelhc Nciie
Die 26-jG6riQe Sri. Warlorct Godita-
Der 5u oen GcrleBungen Gcfommcn
lit, nit oenen lie am Grctag 2lben0
in Der 9tdbe bon GoltletDn mlf eincm
9ahngeleiie gcillnOen DurOe m0
lpel6en lie geitern erlegCn lit. Sic
Itor6 obne Oas 9enuBtirn uieOer er-
longt 5u Do6en, lno Coroner Silion
ln0 Die 9obnbeonltcu bo6cn cine
griin0li6e llnteriutuna OcS 6aIea
ongeoronct. Sri. GoditoOer reiite
am ,Sreitog gegen 2IbcnO Don 9}em-
Yorf ob rnO teleqropbirtc Don&ougb.
feepiie aus, no lie Den 3lt1 DerlieB,
elmer bieligen SrelmOn, lie Der0e bel
i6r iiberno6ten &ia oobin nor lie
I'M Solonpogen gciobrrn ola lie
o6er oltf Oen 3uQ }uriiffe6rtc, er.
ItonO lie einen Sit IN cinen @}ua-
monpogen. @ic Der GonOufteur
iagt ruor iie iebr ncrU0a lmO idien
lid Dor Slemono. 3u iiir6tcn, ser iitb
auf Oent 3uge beinn0.
9Ils Die llngliidli6c ati Ben @clei=
ien gefllnOen mlrOc. mar ibr Der
rc6te 2Grm bonn 0llnlpie getrennt.
2IQe @eIti6iiltbiire1 al Ben @uQ-
nonno9en woren gcibloIien, OILS Ser
3ug Die SteQe poiiirtc an pelder Die
8erlebte geiunoen murOe, unO Die
ein5ige 9lrt, mie Sri. GoditoOer Ben
3ng perloiien ba6cu fam, lit BON
Ser binteren Blotioru o0cr olrd
ein Senlter. 9tiemono bat lie ober
0ltrd ben 3ug no6 Dem bulteren On
De geben icben
Ser S5nqneit nurOc 9eItcrn olti Die
fiinftige ISOLDE pcridobcn 0o Der BE
rid)t ser Ieteftiue nod nidt uorliegt.
SRI. Ioditn0er por in SonOa mobt-
bait, lpor ober in 9eu 0orf sum
9eluf gelpeicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27
i it a lie Stimmen iii
S5uerto.

~ u 1 u.
Qulloa, SeraS, 26 Sftober. -
0ic 2(bpidelunQ ser @oblen qing
in Grti6aften al Scr Icras @ren5e
obnc bemerfenslpertbc 2luiregung
poriiber, lrt0 ole @oblIofole uurOen
gcidIoiien, obne OuB lid ernIte 9tlI-
beitorlngen crcigneten. ISn EieOroS
9icgros, gegcniibcr Gogle EoB, ga6en
Cifi3iere bic Stinlm5ettel Der Sol0a.
ten ub, nelde 0oS Soupt Gontin.
gent ser Stimmge6er itellten. lin.
oiii5ieIle @nbIcrgebniie 5eigten, Dab
ans insgeionnlt 1850 Stimmen
2200 fiir Suerta obgcge6cn uaren.
&n-9tuepo 2oreOo, gegeniiber Care
90, mor MIR eit @obIlofol offen;
0io5 unO 8om6oo tporen Die GouOi.
Ootcu i'm tSelOe. Sn OlotonoroS,
oui Der anoeren Seitc 0eS 6luIieS,
no Die GouititlltionaIiItcn ole Gon-
trole boben purocn feline @nbIIofoIe
Jcoifnet.
Hn Iompico lnO @ictorio, Ser
Gotptitoot pon Iomunlipos, berrid).
te bier einloilien0en OielOungen nod
u0Qi9e Hube.
III outerep nod in &Gno en-
Ser d egierltngStrups
pen.
2ureoo, leroS, 2G. Gftobcr. -
Ter bieiige merifuniihc Goniul Gat
6cltc cine 9oti6ait oeS rSnboltS cr.
bolten, OoB Nionterep id nod in Oen
6dnOen Der Regierungs Sulppen
beiin0e. lie Wieloung be3ifferte Die
&crllrite ser GonititutionoliIten altf
800 Soote ln0 800 @eiongene. Die
meritaniide Heoierung 3u 9tuepn
YurcOo beridtet 0oB Die Grobtperbin-
Dung jniiden Monterep lmo sort pin
@oIpeiton pieOerbergeitellt lei. Ties
lit Die qin5iae Suiornotion melde
hicr beute iiber sic GoraGnge bel
Ulontcrep aus Regierung9 Gue1en
cintrof.
&talieui16er @eionOter
eilt II ia h Oierifo.
9ionL 26. Sfto6cr. SSn sSolge
Ser Gonplifationen in @erifo iuurOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27

Der ncueruonnte @eianDte uu sic iuOs
lidlc 3epu6lit initruirt, lid idler.
night oui ieinen Eoiten 5u 6ege6eu.
Ter .CiieruotorC Homul1o." oas
Craou Oes Gutitnn2, iaat IN Seipre.
DUNG Der merifoniideu Situatiou.
DOB Oieiel6e taglid) ernIter perOe, "a
uuBCr enem Gouflitt 3wii6en D}eri-
TO lmO 0cu Ser. Stuuteu eBt uun
britiihe [NtterUention Orobe. 9ie Bel
tun9 oertet an, OaB Die RiuolitGt
5mlihen britiiden unO omerifaniiden
6lnon5 @ruppeu INN ben Belts me.
rltanilher @ru6en 5r g8eiteruugen
@InIoB qe6eu mag.
09tur Wietbo0Cu OCrihic=
0Cn."
&ou0on %. Cftober. Iie
ncritaniide 15rogc nimmt aegeuuGr.
tiA I'M Hublifum uuo in Der @reIia
Der britiifen Suiclu Die 6erporra-
aen0ite Stcuc cin, in5beionoere I'M
Sinbid uui Die oiucr9ircuOen Nit
iihteu Der Der. Stooteu mO Gnq=
lon0'9 be5iIglid Der beItCn @olitif
jltm 3ued Der 6er6cifibrlrng BON
georouctcn 3uitGuoen in Merifo.
,M ontlihen 8reiien lit man inn
mcr nod ser 2luiitbt, oaB Oic Giife=
ren5cn 5uiihcn oen Ser. Stautcn
unO ,Gngluno niht oerartige icieu,
ooB ctruaige S6mierigfeiten 3u be,
lurhten mGreu umo OaR lie lid bon
ielbit otsgleiden pcrOcn, iobolo
@albington ollie Ebntindcn befonnt
acgcbcn babe.
Ofan beOouert bier tief, ouB iid
biniidtli6 Der Situotion irgeno-
melhc 3ei6Cn bon MiRitinmtng ge.
3ei9t 6uben ioQten. 9lmtSitellen be,
tonen ooB Gnglono, ebenio pie or.
Dere W}Qhte oen prouiiorihen Bra
iioenten 6uertu auerfonnt babe,
neil Gnglano in ibm ben geeignet'
item Mnnn 5ur 9e6errifung Der fri
tiihen Situotiou geiebeu babe, mo
inmer nod Oieier 2Iniidjt iei. Solltc
ie0ob YrdiiOcnt @ilion nod 0en auf
Sonntag ongeiebten @ablen, mic
man BON i6m erluartet, cine profit
ihere 2oiung Der Sdpierigteitcn
pr6ientiren, 10 mer6e Dies bon Gng,
lono ipmpotbii6 ollfgenommen wer-
Der.
}QeS in 9(Qem miro geltenO &c,
modT, Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3miihen oen Ser. Staaten lno Gnq.
lanO ieien nicbt cine Sohe Ser 3iele.
ionoern Ser Wetbooen.
2ie 4reiic itinmt i'm 9(a9emcinen
nit hen 9iegierrnaSlteaeu oornl
therein, onb ole 0tcinnngsberi6ie.
oen6eitcn feline ernIten ieien. sic
erflGrt, 9lQeS, mos GngIano lpiinidJ1.
iei ole @ieoerberItealutg ser Sro-
nlmg in O}erifo.
6routrcid proteitirt ge.
gen 3oll.
Stu0 t Ntcrifo, 26. Cfto6er.-
-er iron5olicbe @eionote in Merifo,
Goul 2efaipre, bot geitern i'm meri.
foniiden 2luapdrtigen glmt ge9en
ole pom propiioriiden @rdiioenteI
Suerto perniAte Grbobung Der Gin.
iu6r50ue nm 80 Bro5ent proteitirt.
Ger irun5oiiihe diplomat iagtc,
CT 6olte Die 9eIoihIng iiir ingereht
i'm S>in6lid oui 5ronfreidb'S nieori-
gen 3orii iiir merifoniide EroOuft"
uno eriudtc, Die fron3oiiidIe Ginnlbr
pon Der pollen @irfung oeS ueiIeH
-Snrir9 aua5unchmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27

1Sn 3cruton Mnii1ilt Der pen
iionirtc 9lomiral ". piagnaro I'M
69. Se6easjabre gelt0rFn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27

9ei Spcomorc. Sa., rannte eIn
in roihcnl &mtie be6fIricneS Nuto-
mobil Elm Shpein on, rueldea Iidl
perlauicn botte, mo itiir5te uni mo-
BEL Wf. &. aclep BON Spcantore &C.
t0otte mo 5luei onOerc <SnIaiien oea
glltos ihmcr perlebt lpur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27

6a6cr Der Iruppen in Der aurCnaita,
General 9lmcglio. Ser General I'M.
terbrcitcte Dem &0nig 9lnCl @lm jrr
ihneQen lluter1uerflng icer @c2cn0.
Gic politii6 be &rjiia in
SpunieH.
u 0 III. 26. Cftober - NiC politi.
ide &riii9 in Spanien miro POM 30
titan nit mohiomen 9IuQcu ucriolgt.
@opit Bins unO Cardinal N}crru ocl
@al, ser pdpitlihe Stoat2 ScfrctGr,
ucrOcn Itcta iibcr Den Uong Der Gin-
Qc oui ocm Qauienneu QcDolten 0ic
iponii6e @eiitIidfeit 1T muuirt nor.
Ocn. itrifte &cutroIitGt }u b3pobrcL
Ccitreihii Dies z h loht
ihiii bel i ouomus
funuEGr0ffuUua.
gSicn 2G. Cfto6cr. Ga3
S6lo6tihiff o;3rinp" lit 0o5u ou3cr-
icbcn morOcn, Ceitreic6 bci Ser inter
notionolcn 5lotten &couc sur Gr,
6ifnltnQ Oca %onnlno /onula 3u
Dertretcn.
0cutidc Icihs bouf wtll
GiacoutoratC rc0us
siren.
@crlin 26. Cftobcr 9ic
o&oiiiidIe 3citung" io0t, ooB ouf
Monto9 cine Sibluq oca 9ciha6anf-
9ireftoriltma cin6erufen WorOcu it,
Sic fiiat bin5u Bob in 0cr SiBung
mobricbeinli6 Die Serobcblu0 Scr
Giacout @ote ouf 514 &ro5ent be
dIolicu pcrOen miro.
GtQcnt6um Ser @rinBriiiu
2uiieUou 8elqicu ucrs
iteiQert.
@oriS, 26. Sftl6er. - Ger Ser
foui uou M6bcln m10 aunihpcrfen
ser Frin5eiiin 2uiie uon &ejgien bic
geitern bier gcholtcn murOc, br06te
nrr 26,6S9 6rancs (%5,33S.) Gle
@erItaigerlmg miro moracn fortGeiett
merben. Cine 9ln3abl pon @bono=
groph-NCcor05, mcIcbe bon ser %rin-
5eiiin gaimgene 2ieoer picOergabet
brad]teu ruu Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-27

gclouicn. @cncrol S1ucrta 6at 62rcit5
nnGctijn0iat, OoB cr cine iolche Gr.
InubniB nid)t luicOcr gcben miro, mo
Elm mcrifauiihes @eicb D2rbietet Ocn
2IlicntboIt ircmOcr &rieq2idliiic fiir
mcbr ais ciueu Niouut. lin oieicn
@citimnuIuAcu gcredt 81 m1r0cll
mer0eu Die umcrifouiidlcu ariega
ihiiic jest ieOcn N}onut OWh neuc
cricBt mcrOln.
Gio5 lGBtiid) cntidul-
0iAcn
&cro Gru5, 26 Cftober. - Gic
@oblIofolc purOcn bier Geutc ;V}or.
gen INN 9 llbr qe0ifurt. Sin uuBcr-
gcm6bn!idb ihpobes &otml miro
crmortct. General 6clir 0ioj per
blieb bcllte in iciucm Clortier; cr
CAB ais @ruuO 0uiiir, ooB cr Ooa
6ou3 niht perluiic, an, ouB ieiue@ot.
tin fronf lei
(SpGter.) - @cncroI 6eIir 0id5
Icbntc C9 cnogitItig ob, SberitGiOour-
ro5ogu nud Der 6alptitoOt 6lt be
Gleiteu @r bcgriinOete ieine Nbmei-
ilng nit Der Grtronfllug ieiner @ot-
tin.
@eiuo6c nm Oieielbe Belt purOcn
}nnn3ig SolOuteu, melde ais Seib-
aarOe fiir General Iiuj pom StoOt
Mcrifo gefnnlmen noren, nebIt 0ent
Oea COMMANDO fiibreuOen Cffi5ierS
ais perboftet erflGrt.
Bon Der QSeigerlng oe9 Generals
Tia3, nah Ser SnuptltoOt 5u font
men mluOe Dem ErdiiOenten Suerta
Qlittbeiltng genlaht.
(SpIter) 9o5 9feiultot Der 9lbItin-
mlmg MIRO crit in einigen Gagen be
fonnt aeaeben ncrocn; bod gang &e-
rn Grlt5 peiB. OoB e9 in oen y @obl-
lofoIcu iebr ru6ig berging.
ErGiibent @ilion's peri0nliher
@ertreier, Serr Sobn 2inO, inter.
nobm mebrere Spn5icrgdnae OilrA
oie StroBen Der StoOt uno beiudte
cine 2In5dbl Don MnblIofaIen, obne
ieOod cine nenncnSpertbc 3abl Don
Stinlmgebern 5ll treifen.
@eneral 5eIir Gio5 entbielt lid OeS
NcdtcS, ieine Stinme ob5uaeben;
oo6 ieiue 9(nbduger pert6eilten 0en
gnnjen WiorgGn iiber 3ettel, rueldc
ole @G6ler oufioroerten, iiir 0ioj
lm0 &cqueua 5u itinnen. 2luh Yom-
pblttc. uelbC Die Grlua6Ilna pon
Sucrta un0 @lonQuc beiiirmortetcL
murOen in GROCER 2ln5nbI in Der
Stoot pert6eiIt. Mud pltr0en gro.
be @lafote an 5obIreiden @lGbeu ons
gcfIebt.
Gie 1rtlnoe nou Wanilcl Galero
mO Seiu5 Shores Wnaon, SEN GunOi-
Ootcu Der Siberolen 6eidbrGnften lid
utf On9 Gertbcilcn uon 6lltglhriiten
Gle 2lnbGnger Don @nnboo rnO @ss
neral 9loscoH, Oeu 9annertrGQern DER
tntboliicben Eortei, lieBel taum pom
icb b0reH
Grtru @oli5ei Gotrollillen marcn
niht notmcnOig; fcincrlei Gamonitro,
tionen wuroen ueriuHt. GoS $ooupt.
intcrciie con5entrirte iidb oli oie Ser.
ionIihteit oes Generals Gio5, meldtr
ea gcmaQt bottc, elmer 2lufioroerung
Ocs prouiioriidben @rGiiOenten Suer.
ia, nodj ser SooIlptitaot 5ll fonmen,
rn6cfol0t 3u laii1u 9}o6e Dem Sotel.
in peldem @encrnl Clos @obnlmg
Ncnonlnen bot, inb man piele Foli3i
item unO 9etectipe. Gic 9eb6roen
erfIGrten Dies oobiu, oaB man @anc.
raj Iio} uollen S6uB gelpGbren mol
Ic.
Evening star., 1913-12-05

Pullman Slippers. the kind that
fold: in neat leather
case. all colors; pair, ca nm
$100 TO. Observation-Disclosures.
Felt Slippers. for women and
children. trimmed with
fur fur "a and ribbon pair Sl.2S
Evening star., 1913-12-05

si.9S Oil Heaters,
full size. full ia
panned finish. with
black enamel ton.
best brass fount.
self e x tinguishing,
odorless aud smoke
less burner. warra t
ed to heat G, %
perfectly. SOY
S1.59 Curtain
Stretchers. full sire,
6xi2, made from
best selected bass
wood. fitted with
nickel : plated brass
pins. stretchers ad-
Unstable to 20.
any size 0OI
Evening star., 1913-12-05

S.Ss { b a ng
Dishes. heavily nick
el-plated and eboa-
lied trimmed. fitted
with latest improved
alcohol lamp. choice
OF severa hand omr
styles and DESIGNS.
large sizes. 20
choice. p4.0O
S1.69 Ham Boilers.
OF gray enameled
ware, strong han
dies at either md,
extra large sire,
complete with o..
cover. .......... "S
Sl-OS wash Boil
ers. Of extra grade
polished c b ar coal
tin. solid copper bot
toms. strongly rivet-
ed handles. comp.e e
with covers, choice
and an sises : > o8c
Evening star., 1913-12-05

49c Water or Util-
ity Pals. seamlf IS
granite iron, with
strongly riyeted han
dies. 10 o.o
quart size. ~
Evening star., 1913-12-05

1925 Toilet Sets, finest imported porcelain.
low French shape dainty border decorati us.
washbowl, wash pitcher, chamber. O. oo
soapdish and tooth brush tray, per set. Pi 10y
Evening star., 1913-12-05

Csc Washtubs, rest
quality heavy gaiv.
iron, riveted han lies
and reinforced hot
toms, 24-inch roc
size. O1
49c Carriage Cans,
best quality trip g
coated galv. iron,
strong bail handles
and deep covers,
family 20c
Evening star., 1913-12-05

Satin Boudoir Slippers; in red.
blue, black. lavender, brown and
pink, with silk POM Sn Em
pom; pair. ..........
Kid Boudoir Slippers: in red,
blue, black, pink and tan. with
low heel and silk pom Sn OS
pom. Observation-Disclosures.
Slipper Store-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1913-12-05

81. .SS Gas Radia-
tors, four-c o ! u m n
size, full nickel fin
ish. Cited with pat
ent gas burners, war
ranted perfect heat
iaeies fsri 80 hlrn. S2.So
Evening star., 1913-12-05

$1.O0 Inverted Gas
Lights, the Genu ne
y L PITER'' Wells
bach light, best
brass burner, half
frosted globe, extra
grade mantle, c0c
warranted. :. OS
81. SO Clothes Ham
pers, Of fine import
ed willow, strongly
built, with suits a.
tial wood bottoms,
attached covers and
side handles. CT nn
family size.
3Dc Double Roast
ers, of hest Russian
iron. self basting end
self-brownirg. pat nt
venti'ator In rno
top, size 10115 ~
Evening star., 1913-12-05

SLIGO Kitchen Sets,
three Tipped sauce
pans with long han
die, all best seam
less aluminium, 2, 3
and 5 pint o.~
sizes. Per set. ~
Evening star., 1913-12-05

$40 Coffee Perco-
lators, solid corp r,
heavily nickc, y atea,
distills the coffee by
perco alton the most
approved method of
coffee making q. I
and o cup cIn,
sizes. choice ~"
&c Water or Table
Tumblers, OF fine
plain thin b ] o W n
stock, straight shape
and g-0unce %
size, each. y
500 4 IN b r e LA
Jars or Stands. ex-
ira large size. hand
some decorations in
rich new colorings
and designs, subject
to slight chips, VOC
choice. /9
Evening star., 1913-12-05
Last CuPce Sale Of General Hosenshngs Until After Xmas

ST. ASA IF crs.
best heavy ID &c
coated gaiv. ir,n
revolving kind. viii
save all of the coal
without maxim dust.
easy TO CoIn
operate. P-'iC
$500 Ash Cans.
e> ira heavy weigh
three coated gGlv.
Iron, strongly riyet-
I'd side handles. r.
inforced ut top AM
bottom with wide
steel band, c. M
@-gal. pi ny
sligo r e a Kettles,
heavy solid copper.
nicely nickel pla ed,
ebOnized trimmings.
will not rust or cor
rode, 9 and Z quart
sizes, subject to
s,,sh. sesfs. 8oc
Evening star., 1913-12-05

si.I9 $ : Q pladder
Chairs. made from
clear selected stock,
strongly built. may
be used as chair
when not in
use as chair. ~
Evening star., 1913-12-05

$40 Dinner Sets. of GENUINE HAYI-
LAND CHINA. artistic shapes and beautifully
decorated in spray and cluster designs CON-
plete breakfast. dinner and tea cySo-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-13
NEW WAY To PUT
OUT BAD BLAZE.
Steam Turned Into Case
lene Saturated Room of
Cleaning Works Elk
tinguishes Blaze Without
Aid Of Department.

Three alarms within twelve hours
yesterday gave the fire department
that number of runs and not much
work. The first alarm came about
Ais o'clock in the morning and call
ed the department to the city limits
on East Washington street. There it
was found that a small grocery store,
just outside the city line, was about
consumed. The department could do
little under the circumstances.
Shortly after o'clock in the morn
ing Box Al called the department out
for a fire which destroyed a small
shack occupied by a Mexican family
near Ninth street on Jackson.
The really serious blaze was that for
which an alarm was sent at $3.50
o'clock. and upon this occasion the
services of the department We're not
required. Incidentally an interesting
demonstration of the value of modern
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mental. Each room will be a little
cottage by itself. This is done with
the idea of giving better light, being
more sanitary, Will be more easily
shaded, and more quickly on account
of being one story, and will put one
teacher in charge of each cottage, thus
allowing her to do better work. The
site is just north of the present gram
mar school site. The amount of bonds
to be voted will be optional with the
school district trustees, but will prob
ably be between thirty and forty thou
sand dollars. Action is expected to
be taken within short time.
J. w Johnson, II. G.. White, Mr..
Speer, and Mr.. Greer mOtOred to Gran
tie Reef- yesterday afternoon in Mr..
JOhnson's machine.
Miss Jessie McClaughry spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
r. F. Stauffer. She also attended the
linen shower on Saturday. given in
honor of Miss Zada Ralston at the Ho-
tel GIenwood.
A w. Bennett and V. E. Messenger
were business visitors in the Peoria
country today.
Miss Ann F'arwel accompanied a
party of young people on a motor trip
to the Roosevelt dam and return Sun
day.
L. E. Stanfield, of the Wholesale
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fire eXunguishing apparatus at the
McKean's Dye Works was given. In
some unaccountabIe way fire broke out
in the big dry cleaning department.,
and in an instant everything was APP
parently ablaze. the gasoline saturated
atmosphere turning the whole room
into a roaring. oven There were only
two workers in the room. The big
tumblers had just been loaded with
one of the biggest runs yet made at
the new plant, and all the machinery
was in operation.
The men Were out of the room
quicker than it takes to tell, and while
one was releasing the catches to drop
the heavy fire shutters, the other shut
off the engine and the big ventilat-
ing fan, and simultaneously let the full
S0-pOund head of steam out into the
perforated steam pipes so that in a sec
onds time the air was full of the
super heated steam, and the fire was
out.
Meantime the fire department had
been summoned and made a splendid
run, their services not being needed,
however. Some of the members of the
department We're for opening up the
dry cleaning room, but RETAINED from
doing after the exact situation was
explained.
After things had quit smoking and
the room had cooled down to a liv-
able temperature, the fire doors were
opened and an examination proved
that the damage had been only NOM
inal, some of the belts being scortched
a little, and the machinery somewhat
blackeed.
1t is estimated that there was over
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-13
PLEA OFFERED
FOR INDUSTRY
Live Stock Associations
Join In Protest to Sen
ate Against Placing Live
Stock and Products on
Free List.

The live stock and wool growers, as
sociations Of the western part of the
country are making a determined fight
before the senate finance committee
against the placing of live stock and
meats and wool on the free list. The
American Live Stock association, the
National Growers association, the
Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas,
the Panhandle and Southwestern
StockgroWers' association, the Corn
Belt Meat Producers association, the
Western South Dakota Stock Grow
ers' association, the Arizona Cattle
Growers association and the Caifor-
MIA Wool Growers association have
joined in a statement and protest u
the senate finance committee, urging
the retention of fair and unreason-
able duty on live stock and meat pro
ducts
Says the statement: I'VE are will
ing TO stand some reduction in the
present duties but we vigorously pro-
test against the placing of our pro-
ducts on the free list. The United
states is today producing all the meat
needed for home consumption The
much talked of shortage of cattle is
only an absence of the surplus that
was formerly exported. The falling
off in the production of beef cattle is
the natural result Of the depressed
prices that prevailed from 1885 to 1910
During that time there was no attrac-
ton for capital in the cattle business;
indeed, the capital already invested
seized every opportunity to get out AMI
many large and small holdings in the
range districts were liquidated as
prices permitted doing so with some
profit or at least, without any loss
During the past two years under
the stimulus of better prices there has
been a widespread return to the bust
ness Of cattle breeding Thousands of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-13
GLENDALE

GLENDALE. Arfz, May 1.-THE
school election for District 40, which
was held on last Saturday, May 10,
to see whether or not the district
would buy a tract of twenty-three ac-
res of land on which to build a new
grammar school for Glendale, carried
two to one. It is understood that the
election carried with it the cottage
plan idea of school, that is, one large
auditorium and the necessary con-
crete cottage rooms, each in a sepa-
rate building surrounding the audi
forum. The entire group will be of
concrete. and are being built with the
idea of being both useful and orna-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-13
DR.. LEONHARDT
CURES PILES

When a really great specialist with
years of experience in the treatment
of piles of all kinds makes you this
offer surely you are not wise if you
do not accept.
DIT Leonhardt says: Secure my
treatment called DR. Leonhardt's
HEMROID at The Central Drug Store
today Take it as directed and if it
does not end the misery of piles
your money will be refunded. "a
days treatment $1.0O. Simple in
structions. Speedy relief.-(Advertise
Inent)
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
As reported by the Arizona Alb
stract and Title Co., 1874 West
Washington Street.

Stephen J. Rire to d. w. Crawford,
deed to l.. Z. Parker Tr
Mary r Quinn Irwin to w. w. &
Maggie Rue Sipes, deed to L. Al, East
Van Buren, Pl
John Wilson and wife to 3. Turner,
deed to PIT. Blk. 2, Wickenburg
Harry L. Chandler and wife to VIM.
]. Helfinstine, deed to SEA, %, IS,
4E
J. H. Williams and wife to Geo.
Harris, deed to LIS. and 5, Blk. 81,
Collins Add.
Frank Silva to Francisco c. Cha
biel, deed to LIS. 5 and 6, Blk 43, Glen
dale.
r. NJ Ernhart and wife to Mrs. s. R.
Mill deed to LIS. 9 and 10, Blk. 5, In
dianola Pl.
e. f. Agnew and wife to Charles
Haldiman, deed to part lots IS and
IA Porter and Bexters subdivision.
b l.. Norton and wife to Marietta
Norton, deed to NEA section 90, T.
s, r. f.
F. D. Lane and wife to Nellie S.
decd, Trott, deed, 10 lots, 1 & ?, blk.
As, W Capitol.
Nancy M DonneiIy to F. D. Lane,
deed 1 lot & ., block 43 Capitol.
Henry NJ. Donneily to F. D. Lane,
deed, 1 lot L & 2, block 43, Capitol
add.
stephen j. nasl. to Neston A.
Young, Jr., deed, 10 lots, g. 30, 81,
g. 80, "a, 35 and SO block 8 Collins
add to W1clcenburg.
H r. Wood, Amrn., to F. D. Lane
deed, lots L and 2. block 43 and lots
/, 2, 3. block II Capitol Add.