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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

PIANO BARGAIN; / have a
splendid piano I wish to sell to
some one in the vicinity Of Her
mann. 1t is a big bargain for
some enc. Terms either cash or
easy payments as low as five dol
lars per month. Address e. M.
Wallace, in care Smith & Bar
mes Piano Co.,, Chicago, Ills.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
On berfaufcn

Elm eieliOblen (pDm 5riibiabr) @aaad,,
bnnfelbranr.
Cunts 8uef aeL@ 81. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
Die Grharnna Oes staatsiefrctars

Die Grflnrtiig oes SfaafslefrcfarS
9rporg 6aB bie @aibingtorer &egie-
RING Suerta fein l1ltimatalm geitelt
Dobe, mag fiir Die Seniationspreiie,
Ole bie llltimatimgeidDifMe epfanloell
Gotte. itnailgenebm iein. aber lie tpar
il~ot6ipen0ig, Inn ole &egierultg Sapor
al ~beipnbreal, Dor aler @elt In cine
idiefe Stellitng 5l ~geratbeu. ltniere
&egieulrg bat tein &edlt, &ilerta SUM
Hiiftritt nuf5uforbern, ltiro tpelnt lie
Is Selntodl tbdte, miiBte iie and, ellt.
id,loiielr iein, Die letter. S~onieauer-
3eir eirer ipld)en 6orbemnig altf lid,
su nebmerr. Sic miibte ollo barallf
borbereitet ieil, Slterta lnter Pin
menouina nom @eipnlt sl beleitinell,
falls er iid) peigerte, Der Soroerillrg
nad,5ltfc:stfiien. Gas piirbe bepaffs
netc S~fterpentioit bebelften alio Ell.
men p~olllt1pbigen grisd init ser $50
litif, airf ole 9rGiioent @ilion lid
BEL mebr ais elmer @elegenbeit Der.
pfliftet BOT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
v. A. MUSICK, Hermann, Mo.

ga iebe id oltf Der 2atbitrobe redts
ein 2idt. SD lenfte nod linfs, On
lit audi elm 2idt. G6 tpas, oenfe
id, 90 fobre id1 ebeit 8mfifen BEL
Sen Ourd)." Sea, nnb2" frogten
sic 3ib0rer- o&onnte i6 0enn
%lpifien, oaB Die beiben 2idter an
6emieIben aittomobiI iabens"
b%ritnlnte ore alte.-@bI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
gu nerfanfen

brei ib5ue 8aupldbe on Der 8. StraBe,
bittih BPM 9th Harf. Nacb5ufragen in
Der Office b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Singer peroen flltg hun, pe!ii
fie iid oaran erinnertl oaB mad
Dem ietigen @eiet 2uails mir I'M
Monat DECEMBER geidoiien meroel
oiiren, un0 baB gidlborndrn nod
Dem leeten gsobefnber geiesli6 9e-
idGitt litt6 Bis guam folgenoen Snli.
8elatragenoe 8biere tpie Spoiiums,
Stinffase1l, &aceoons, Siidie,
Mimfs irbgl. biirfen MIR IN Den
Monaten @ooember, 8e5ember uno
sSSa,tlrar gefatgen uato getobtet iper-
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Ip|feE unb Beach 8ranbp
Gls9eScitneter Nipple Sad, 9eacbs II.
9refersS ranntrpein, e~nrahtirt edit NIB
anperfalIft. Sefelnnaen fuerben
prompt beiDrat.
@uttlDb Scbueb Sermatt, @p. 81 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
Moore's Range-with the Glass Oven-Doc

Thermometer Guide to make your bak-
ing almost failure-proof. The Controller
Damper gives you absolute ~heat-control
and saves a lot Of fuel. And there are
three other big features you want to
know about. Come in today-let us
show you why Moc.c'a Ranges pay for
themselves.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
2smtsmsbiIsfabrten.

&enn ihr cine stutpmpbileS abrt mae
bet luoGt, baum ruenbet eud) ali 6 b.
q c NJ per, Sernann, Mp. 3elepbune
III. Breiie nacb Dem 8uitanb Der HDab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

M5onnirt ollf oos Sermenner
goIfsbIatt.
The evening world., 1913-11-06
GOVERNOR DECLINES TO
Save MRS. wakefield
Momen's Club Active That Slayer
Of Husband Shalt Not Be
Hanged.

VIEW HAVEN, Nov. s.-aov. Bald.
WIN said yesterday that ne would let
tie law take It's course IN the case Of
4ru. Bessie Wakefield, who was sen.
tenced to Be hanged next March for
Somphcity IN the murder Of her nus.
AAad. However. the Governors state.
msnt I'D not check the movement for
- eommutAnon Of the woman's sen.
tanos.
The women's Political Equality Club
u this city 10 circulating q petition
es'eing that the sentence be changed
to life imprisonment. Mrs. Lee n. Hs-z
- ne club said: II An opposed to en- IL
tai punishment and shall work for the
communication OF Mrs wakefieid's sen.
eence. II women had tho right to vote
mere would Be no capital punishment"
mrs. Terrence McDermott. another
The evening world., 1913-11-06

Store opens al $50 Il. NJ.
and doses al 600 y. NJ. Use
The EScaiatorS moping stair. !
scdps) TO abty floors. SAFE.
qnitk. .RtcdrS in motion.
The evening world., 1913-11-06
Japan csc EN- basay Changes.

Japanese Embassy Changes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-K. Shide-
hara. counsellor Of the Japanese Emu
bassy here. and Nagakage Okabe. at
tache. have been transferred to the Jap
anese Embassy IN London. Yagoro
Miuera. at present First Secretary Of the
Embassy at Paris, will succeed Mr..
Shidehar ara az counsellor here.
The evening world., 1913-11-06

menoer. said: 1T hope that Mrs. Wake
held will not be hanged and that the
sentence will be committed
The evening world., 1913-11-06
MACY'S 24c
8x10 IN. BROMIDE
OAnIu trftb floor.
Huvu Centre.
ENGAGEMENTS,
SPECIAL, AT l7c

Made from any GOOD mega
tive and in quality equal 10
enlar gements made elsewhere
for SOC or more.
AIu0yS more Un-adNertised
than advertised specials m
Mays Camera Section. \
few specials are quoted As
illustrative Of Macy economic.
Photo Albums. full rnsu,, Nos.
black cloth ,xlo in. 10 Bic
Photo Albv enulne leath.
ci seal, ram, lixl4 $50" 2.2l
Photo Albums. genuine leath.
er cal gram, i0Xi1 IyS N.D
Glass Graduates, > o., IOC &c
Glass Graduates, \ o., no &c
Glass Trays. AS. Ia &c
Glass Tfsys, SKI, lie pe
The evening world., 1913-11-06
MACY'S $3.50
GERMAN SILVER
MESH Bags, $3.50

Inrec Styles tnat are exact
copies Of Sterling Silver Bags.
Strong. substantially made.
almost unbrcakable. and with
every individual ring soldered.
ShIrred and reversible ring-mesh.
Six-inch frames. prcttily
etched. and so heavily silver
plated that they should wear
for many years. Long chain
handle attached.
Main Floor. Broadway
The evening world., 1913-11-06

A very warm but light weight English wo,
plaid fabric is employed for these smart 3s.inc
Coats made on sport coat lines. loose and swingr
in cut, and with belt and patch pockets
The deep collar is Of seal.dyed coney. and lar,
fancy buttons are effectively used as trmmn
sizes II and 10 years.
The evening world., 1913-11-06
Kinono Topeoas ~,o,l
or Lu,trous Zibelinc @1j.(4

tie quality silky Zblne Coats IN blue brown
able koo es with long pointed back cuffs
convertible collar Button trimmed Sizes 10 wears
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
ALWAYS WILLING 10 oBLlGE


A certain class of shopkeepers try
to force their wares upon passers-by.
A traveller determined to teach ong
Of these q lesson The offender was
q clothing dealer, and had way Of
almost dragging people into his place.
One day the traveller stopped for q
moment to examine coat hanging in
front OF the ablishment, when out
darted the clothier, who asked:
Won't you try on one Of those
coats?'
Il don't know but / will, /" responded
the traveller. consulting his watch. 7
have some time to spare. Yes.
He went In; but mo matter how
often he found his 1T he called for
more coats. Finally, when he had
tried on thirty or more. he looked at
his watch, resumed his own garment.
and walked out, saying as he went:
Good day, old chap. won't charge
you anything for what I've done. /
believe in q man who'll oblige am
other when he can. II I'm ever this
way again and you have any more
coats o.try on I'll do all ] can to help
you =
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
WIFE WON
Husband Finally Convinced.

Some people are wise enough to try
new foods and beverages and then
generous enough 10 give Others the
benefit Of their experience. Al wife
writes:
s'No slave In chains. ii seemed TO
me was more helpless than /: 4 coffee
CAPTIVE. yet there were innumerahla
warnines-Wakine from 4 troubled
sleep with 4 feeling a suffocation A.
times dizzy and ont az breath attack
Of palpitation Of the heart that fright.
ened me.
fTea IA INST AZ iniurious as coffaa
because Il contains caffeine. the same
drur found IN coffee + =
aAt last INV nervous svstem was 50
d;aarranrad fhat INV .pl,vs;cisr orSares
mo more coffea canitnlated
aDetermined - give Postum fa,r
trial Srenarsd 4 3 accordine n direc. s..
lions or fha nhg ohtasniss Z 4 Tdayl,
hrnwn ~ I;cuid With ! ,,e6 snsnnv : "a as. {
your similar to coffea when cream
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
ARMY coNQuERs NAVY.
Cadets Spring Surprise In Annual
Football skruanle.

New York Breaking in upon the
conservative East. Western brand of,
football swept across the Polo Grounds
here and the Navy goat, bewildered
and blinking at the dazzling array. OF
plays and passes it had not learned to
eat, was prone upon the field. while
the Army mule kicked its heels high
in the air and celebrated the first vic
tory over the fighting forces from
Annapolis since 1908. The Army de-
feated the Navy ~ to .. In one eof the.
most spectacular games of the year.
Forty-five thousand persons, including
President Wilson. his Cabinet and high
officials of the government service. as
well as foreign diplomats, cheered on
the two teams as they bitterly fought
out the issue.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
The EconorIn,'Ist.'

Mitchell Kennerley, the s.Com-
stocked publisher. was defending a
sComstocked novel ii New York.
The book: he said, makes for
righteousness. 1t shows the fallacy Of
the various excuses for woman's fall
the excuses Of oyerwork, Of underpay,
and so forth.
Yes, the book shows that we all
have a glib defense for ourselves. We
are all like the extrayagant typewriter
girl. whose employer said severely:
Miss That's, are you putting any
thing by for rainy day?"
Oh, yes, Mr.. Naybobb, the girl re-
piled, Il never wear my silk stockings
in clear weather..
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
FouR KILLED IN COLLISION.
A Head-on Crash OF Trains Near
Roanoke, on Virginia Railroad.

Roanoke. Vain head-on COLI
lision between two freight trains at
Keever. on the virginian Railroad, 81
miles east Of Roanoke, four men were
killed. All of the dead comprise the
crew Of the eastbound freight. Those
OF the westbound train saved them.
selves by jumping.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Wheel Within Wheel.

Il hear Wigley made his pile
through the manufacture OF stogies." ("
Nope. But he started on the road
to wealth In that way. His subsidiary
company was what really brought him
his fortune
What's the subsidiary company"
THE match factory"
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

A laay man does less harm than the
active man who stirs up Unnecessary
trouble
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

Avoid Dangerous Nostrums. Take Deans
Mentholated Cough Drops. They have real
value--5c at all good Drug Stores.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

& The man who can laugh at trouble
win be kept pretty busy laughing.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

The Iuckiest day for getting married
has not yet been discovered.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

Occasionally we meet a woman who
actually believes her husband knows
as much as he thinks he knows.
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Quick susplclonI,

II notice Mrs. Comeup has a great
deal Of embonpoint.'
"Then bet she got 1t at bargain
SALE
The midland journal., 1913-12-05
Pain in Back and Rheumatism

are the daily torment Of thousands. To Of
move me cause Foley Kidney Fliis begin
kidneys and bladder that the pain and tor
ment Of kidney trouble soon disappears
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

Write for our booklet, aHow
70 Make Your Car Live Twice
As Long, In which We set
forth the Maxwell policy to- :
ward owners Of the above
mentioned cars. Address,
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

Be sure that you ask for Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills, and look for the sigma
turc Of VIM. Wright on wrapper and box.
For Constipation, BIliousness and Indiges-
The midland journal., 1913-12-05

w. N. u. BALTIMORE. NO. 4e-ts1s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

parar todos los restos de alimentos que
"a ellos sc adhieren durante la mastica-
ci6n y asi hacer que los mico-rorganis-
mos no hagan dafio Y sean inertes. En-
esta sola idea esta basada la profilaxis
de Ia boca'' Hasta aquf ell DIR. Fones.
no Sc crea que la mission del Esta-
do ha de limitarse a los nifios de las
escuelas, como la mission del profesio-
nal sea la educaci0n de sus pacientes.
Hay mas; Inglaterra, Francia los Es-
tados Unidos han llevado este profile
ma Il los asilos de reclusi0n de nifios. 4
los manicomios, las penitenciarfas. en-
cuyos establecimientos ha quedado pro-
bado de manera inconcusa que las con-
diciones de mentalidad V moralidad
han sufrido modifcaciones beneficiosas
con ell tratamiento dental apropiado.
DE aqui que hayamOs vistO con verda-
dero placer que la legislature insular
haya hechO un proyecto de ley estable-
ciendO ell empleo de un Ciruja60-Den-
tista para la atenci6n dental de los
asilados Ell beneficencia, asilo de de-
mentes, los recusos en- la penitenciaria
| y los memories de edad Ell la escuela CO.
rreccional de Mayagiiez. Aunque la
Camara alta crey0 innecesario la crea-
ci6n de este empleo pOr ley, la comi-
sion encargada de informar el proyec-
to conslder6 que dada la impOrtancia
del aSunto debfa incluirse en- el presu-
lpuestO la plaza de dentista asi Sc hi
20. Es ell primer paso que yo conOzca.
del Estado Ell esta senda que nos ha
de conducir naturalmente a un movi-
miento mas general V por 10 tanto
una generaci6n que goce de mejor sa-
lud que la presente.
Basteos saber que esta campana ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

lIegado a las compafiias de seguros de
vida Y que al examen medico ha dc
unirse, en- algunas que va 10 han adop-
tado, ell examen dental como requisite
indispensable para Ia extension de una
POLKA de vida.
81 estos dato que he aportado, 81 las
frases que he copiado, para daroslas 4
conOccr hubieran de servir para pOner
la primera piedrs adoptando medidas
conducentes a los fines expresados, va
individual va colectivamente 8 para
estimulo de los encargados del mejo-
ramiento v educaci6n de nuestrOs nj
nos. me considerare satisfechO.
Ne parece que el tempo que Sc me
habia marcadO para esta conferencia
tOcd 4 su fn pOr 10 tanto. termino sig
nificando a ids. mi agradecimiento por
la bondadosa atenci6n prestada es-
tOs NAL hilvanados conceptos. rogan-
dOles que perdOnen cualquier falta CO.
metida en- gracia la intenci6n que me
ha llevadO 4 hacerlo.
He terminadO. ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03
, importancia del cuidado de la boca en- los nlTlos
Por ell DR.. Manuel V. del Valle.
(Conclusi6n.)

Los autores de libros de medicinas sal
taban del vestibulo a la mas cOmpleta
oscuridad. Investig6 detenidamente es
te problema probo en- sus hbros que
81 las personas Sc dieran cuenta de |;
potencialidad de la saliva y prestarar
atenci6n al tratamiento que debe darst
los alimentos en- las tres primeras pull
gadas del canal alimenticio, las enferme
dades por las cuales hab1a sido recha
zado el EN- las companies de asegur0
desaparecerlan como por ensalmO. Ell
un periodic de tres meses alcanZ0 mayor
grado de salud que la que hab1a disfru
tado en- veinte amos anteriores, Y al cum
plir los cincuenta amos corrla en- bicicle
ia mas de treinta millas de un tir0n
De este hac1a va trece amos y desde en-
tonces hab1a lido ell proceso en- constant
recuperaci6n, de tai modo que estaba
los sesenta y tres aiios me- jor que lo'
cincuenta atn no hab1a alcanzado l.
cOmpleta restauraci0n. Habla tenidt
mas dentistas trabajando en- su boc'
que ninguna persona. En- SuS viaJe'
por todo ell mundo habia empleado Gin
cuenta dentistas en- hacer eXperiencia
en- su boca y por ESQ considerable debe,
tan grande hacer visitas peri0dicas q
dentista como ell de tomar alimentos
Creia que era la mission de 10 que s.
llama en- America 'hetcherismo' reco
mendar la hygiene de la boca tanto co
mo recomendar la masticaci0n adecuad
de los alimentos. As1 como la fabrics
necesita de un taller de reparacione
para sas aparatos, as1 Sc necesita para
| la boca de los trabajadores que Ell ella
Sc emplean. Esta question la hab1a
planteado el ante manufacturers quo
empleaban gran numero de operariOs
de igual modo que 81 fuera un negociC
de inversion de capital muy productive
ST a el 10 encargasen del examen de los
! atletas en- los juegos olfmpicos, 10 pri
nero que har1a ser1a someterlos a un
tratamiento dental
Y basta con 10 extractado para de.
mostrar la absolute conviction de un
hombre. He querido que conozcais con
la elocuencia de srs palabras el resrllta.
ID Il 1a oh IL
professional como ell Dr. Fletcher, fun
dador de la doctrina tdel fetcherismo'
8 sea la masticacion completa de los ali
mentos hasta convertirlos en- liquido an
tes de lanzarlos al resto del canal ali
menticio..
No >quiero terminar sin daros como
GER la traduccion de una parte de Ia
| tests desarrollada por ell DR. Alfred c.
Fones, ante las sociedades dentales uni
das de Boston, Mass, por la claridad
con que Sc expresa, comprensible para
toda persona, aun para aquellos que ne
Sc han dedicado la lectura de esta
clase de trabajos. Es corroboraci6n de
la importancia que tiene ell cuidado de
la boca en- la salud general; es decir,
demonstration del importantfsimo papel
que juega como factor indispensable
para la vida.
Oigamos al DR.. Fones; "La vida del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03

Sin una articulation perfecta, SIN
dientes sanos que no produzcan dolor
al triturar los alimentos, no es poslple
Ia buena salud. Todos vosotros proDa-
hlemente habreis dido leido acerca de
los experimentos del Dr. Horace Flet-
cher, quien estableci6 la doctrlna como
cida Dor "Fletcherismo Pues blen,
invitado ell Dr. Fletcher dlrJ1rse
Ia cc1nisi6n de Hygiene de Stockolmo, Sc
expres6 que 10 deseaba hacer no como
professional, sino como hombre ole nego-
clos con respecto los beneficios obtenl-
dos nor Ia ciencia dental. Las estadls-
ticas demuestran que ell 9Q%o de los ha-
bitantes de America necesltan mas 0
mnnos tratamiento dental. Las enferme-
dades de la boca son esenclalmente dc
10 civilization con sus prisas y vida IN
tensa. Durante los 1ltimos doce gum
ce allos Sc habia lido convenclendo gra~
dualmente. a medida que estudlaba g
asunto desde un punto de vista practlco'
que la boca era ell portal de entrada oe
Ia salud. Saba que en- West Point, AGA
demia NLilitar, $3.50 de los Jovenes que
deben considerarse la flor nata ole la
i11vent,ud americana, ingresaba con DO
cas mas 6 menos defectuosas. Habla
visatado las escuelas de Cleveland, EN-
donde el Dr. Ebersole demostro que los
educandos habian ganado de 70 oO%o
on su mentalidad morahdad, despues
del tratamiento dental lnstruccloncs
apropiadas acerca de como debe hacer-
So Ia masticaci6n. Sc podlan reunlr bas-
tantes pruebas en- todos los palses de que
un gran tanto por ciento de la raza hp-
mana astaba mas 8 menOs ell malas con-
diciones higienicas; y este, de dos ma
neras. como causa como etecto. La
masticaci0n & insalivaci6n insuticlentes
traen consigo la digestion irregular ole
los alimentos un sinnt1nero de enter
medades derivadas de una nutricion de-
fectrosa. Siendo este asl no era nada
asegurar que ell dentista competente era
el hombre del momento en- la medlclna
nreventiya. Los hermanos Forsyth, ole
BOSTON. habian donado dos millones Ole
d6lares v estaban dispuestos dar mas
81 fuera necesario, para el estableclmen-
to de una clinica dental para mnos &c
seis 4 diez seis amos para Hevaf d
cabo una campafia completa hasta con-
seguir bocas limpias.
Su appreciation personal habla au1nen
tado de dfa en- d1a. Ounce amos ma,
60 encontraba en- condolences deplorables
de salud Sc daba buena cuenta de que
era efecto de una defectuosa nutruclon'
I'm ese momento Sc halo en- sltuaclon
de poder retirarse de los negoclos y com
prendio que 10 mas importante para 81
era reparar su salud, pues las companlas
de aseguro Sc hab1an negado a extender7
le una POLKA de vida y con muchlslma
raz6n. Comenzo a estudiar la ctestlon
on 81 mismo. Vic que los libros ole texto
dedicaban solamente parrafos cortos a
"a description de las tres primeras pull
oadas del canal alinenticio y miles q
adiyinsr 10 que pasaba en- q resto De eA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-03
Francisco de la Tore
y Garrido
ABoGADo-NoTARIo.

Participa d sus clientcs que ha regre.
sado de su viaje Europa, Y Sc en-.
cuentra de nuevo al frente de su OF
Gina, sita en- los altos de Ia casa mime
70 s de Ia callc dc Tetuan de csia Gu
dad
Tel&fono al. p. o. Box O72
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
The Ragged Rag
THE RAGGED RAG

By the perpetratOr of Lines to the Leaguers" Gin today's paper), "A Goad to the Phoenix Railway Co" and other rhymes which have ap peared from time to time in The Republican.
 There's a sweeping. graceful measure In the dreamy waltze's glide, But the tom tom thug of rag time
 Has replaced it far and wide. And the gladsome Whirling, swirling
 Of the two steps wanton wiles Is today pronounced old fashioned
 Set aside for newer styles. Now the trot is universal
 And the dancers hug and prance, And the grunting, grooming, grizzly
 Is the model for our dance. Gliding is forgot in sliding
 And the bunny knows no rest; Iris a sadsome persecution
 That is practiced East and West. Archie says to his beloved,
 "Wil you not my partner be- Desert Dick is just as formal,
 Come on kid-you're made for me" So the rag has won our nation,
 All the cares of state forgot, While we lose our breath in kicking
 Through the new-found turkey trot. If the Zulus from the Congo
 And the Rockies from Ono Could but see our new production
 They would veil their eyes in woe. For in all their cries of torture
 And their wild outlandish rot Modern mind has OCT them triumphed
 And produced the turkey trot.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

market has met with such immediate recognition.
 The following sales were made this past week. At least half Of the buyers intend to build,
 Anna Barber. lot g.; Thomas Cher rette.' lot S3: Geo Reahbcin. w. 9 1t. of lot Ca and F.. 3712 1t. of lot G6; Goo. Bayley, w. ? f. lot 64, T.. 25 f. lot 6: Amena P Bond, Wla lot G. and El2 lot 63; Vim. J. Beard, WIZ lot 61 and E12 lot 62; P. J. Quinn. F. 15 fl. lot 35 and w. B 1t. lot 36: F. D. Angel. lot 43; Hiida o Hanson. WIZ lot 63, Et@ lot 64; Ms. w L. Coffin. lot ? and WIZ lot 2S
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CLUB NOTES
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Stephens. Miss Margaret Anderson. Miss Grace Kohl. Miss Ruth Percival, and Miss Annie Laurie Christian.
 
 At the meeting of the Madison Inn provement club Thursday message was read from John D. Loper super intendent of schools. who agreed to cooperate with the parents and teachers in directing the children to the proper school in their district. The clul, asked the aid of MT. Loper and with his assistance, hope in a short time to have the youngsters in the school in which they belong ac- cording to their residence. Mrs. Eu- gene Brady O'Neill was the speaker of the afternoon and gave well re- ceived talk on Our Use of the Franchise'' She urged the club wo-
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TWELVE LOTS SOLD
 IN CHELSEA PLACE
The Tract Now Is Almost Closed
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The term but few left" will ap- ply this coming week to this popu- lar tract. The ambition of Greene X Griffin and the Home Builders to make : record by selling out Chelsea Place inside year has been realized, But a few lots are left and those remaining unsoId February 15 will be reserved for homes for Home Builders.
 No other tract ever placed on the