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Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

Pole Vault. Finch. Tempe; 2. Pea
 body, Phoenix; 3. Craver. Phoenix; height feet. II inches. 44O-yard Dash-1. k. Moeur. Tempe; ?. Thoman, Phoenix; 3. Conan, Phoe-
 nix; time 55 1-5 seconds. Shot Putt. H. Meyer, Tempe; 2. F. Irion, Phoenix; 3. J. Turner, Tempe; | distance. 34 feet, inches. 12O-yard High Hurdles-1 Buck
 Tempe; ? Chipperfield Phoenix; 3 Finch. Phoenix; time 19 seconds. High Jumps-1. Peabody, Phoenix; ?. Marian. Phoenix; 3. Moeur, Tempe; height feet, 4 inches. Emile Run-1. Tweed, Phoenix; ? Lorraine, Phoenix; 3 Bodkin. Tempe; time II minutes, 54 seconds. Hammer Throw. H. Never, Tempe; ?. c. Meyer, Tempe: 3. F. IriOn, Phoe-
 nix; distance III feet, F inch. 220-yard Dash-1. ThOman, Phoenix; 2 H Meyers, Tempe; 3. Stuart, Tenn pc; time A seconds. F a-mile Run-1. Austin. Tempe; 2 l Conan, Phoenix; 3. Langrebe. Phoe- nix; time minutes, 15 seconds. Running Broad Jump. Peabody Phoenix 2 K Moeur, Tempe: 3. Stu | art, Tempe; distance, 19 feet, F inch Discus Throw. H. Meyer, Tempe; 2. P. Irion, Phoenix; 3. K. Moeur, Tem- pc; distance, 90 feet, F inch. 1-mile Relay Race-Called off. Tempe firsts, seconds; Phoenix, | firsts, seconds.
 Individual scores. In scoring. first | place counts ,, second 3.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26
pe-rU-nd For Rheumatism

Fourth, should there be catarrhal condition of the stomach or bowels rheumatism is almost inevitable. A mucous membrane affected by catarrh cannot perform it's function properly either in furnishing the appropriate digestive juices or in absorbing the product of digestion. Peru ma, there fore, is an excellent remedy, as it tends to remove the catarrh and to produce a normal condition of the mucous membrane.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26
Pe-ru-na Protects Against
 Rheumatism.

A remedy that will do these things does protect the system against rheu- matism. Even after the rheumatism has begun it is helpful if not abso- luteIy necessary that such a remedy be taken, in order to prevent the further accumulation of the morbid materials in the blood.
 This is the way l should treat rheu- matism. I do not regard Peru na as a specific for rheumatism. Not by any means. I would not call it q rheumatic remedy. But it is a reme- dy for digestion, assimilation and ex- erection. When these functions are properly stimulated and regulated the cause of rheumatism is removed, and in this way much benefit is derived.
 Should anyone afflicted with chron- ic rheumatism or acute rheumatism begin the use of Pe-ru-na, after they have taken bottle or so. if they wish they can consult me.
 Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and Lac pia, manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Com pany Columbus. Ohio. Sold at all drug stores. No. 41.
 ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR FREE PERUNA ALMANAC FOR 1913.-Ad- vartiCpmpnt
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

A great many cases of rheu- matism take no other remedy than Pe-ru-na. I am in receipt of testimonials frequently from rheumatic sub jects who have been benefited by the use of Pe-ru-na. A great many re COVerieS have been made, all though 1 have never reCOm- mended Peru ma for rheuma- 4iC,,, nCnnnia1lNr
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

China has failed to meet the pay- ments due on the Boxer indemnity. Well, what is the intimate fate of China usually? Chna's broke.-Mo- bile Register.
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

limitations of violin solos; Gilbert and Hughes in a most amusing black face act and Miss Rue singing illus trated songs is all right and gets across the footlights without a bit of difficulty
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26
The Cnliseum

There will be a matinee at the Coliseum this afternoon at 2:15 with the performers in a change of acts and new photo plays. The regular change comes on Tuesday evening"
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26
Blood Bath Knocks Rheumatism Remarkable Effects of a Rem edy That Actually Irri-
 gates the Entire
 Blood Supply.

It sounds queer to take a blood bath but that is precisely the effect of a most remarkable remedy known as s. $. s. It has the peculiar action of soaking through the intestines directly into the blood In five minutes it's influence is at work in every artery, vein and tiny capil- lary. Every membrane, every organ of the body every enunctory becomes in enect filter to strain tho blod of i'm purities. The stimulating properties of $. s. S. compel the skin, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladder to all work to the one end of casting out every irritating. every pain-infiicting atom of poison; it dsodgeS by irrigation all accumulations in the joints, disSolveS acid accretionS renders them neutral and Scatters those peculiar formations in the nerve centers that cause such myStifying and often bafling rheumatic pains.
 And best of all, this remarkable rem- edy is welcome to the weakest stomach. If you have druggcd yourself until your stomach is nearly paralyzed, you will be astonished to find that s. S. s. gives no sensation but goes right toAwork. This IS because it is a pure vegetable infusion. Is taken naturally into your blood just as pure air is inhaled naturally into your lungs
 The great Swift Labora tory has spent millions of dollars in perfecting, produc- ing and placing in the hands of the pub lie this wonderful remedy. So give your blood a good bath with S. S. &, for it knocks the worst forms of rheumatism every time.
 You can get it at any drug store at $1.00 a bottle. It is a standard remedy, recognized everywhere as the greatest blood specific ever discovered If yours is a peculiar case and you desire expert advice. write to The Swift Specific Co.,, 127 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

The Republican prints twice as much Associated Press news as any other paper in Arizona. You can get The Republican for a year, the Sun day edition, (exclusive) included for only $500. Offer good only on our bargain days. Thereafter, regular 75c per month. only accepted. If
Arizona republican., 1913-01-26

The new bill which opened Friday night with Hope Vernon in her voca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
NSirb Sia nntcrscidlnen,

@olmcrncllr Mirnn &obnIon lhdt
oicHbcjilgiAea lclcgronm III |c-
trcif ora GoIifurnicr Sono9c'egc%
al Staotaictrct0r Srpon. -
urrumcut Gal, IL. WdI.
-]tuh0cm @ouuerneurMirum &obn
ion orn Qon5cn MtOrGcn al Ieuner
glnnuort an Stuataictrct1r NrDunH
betrciia oea &on0gricBcH nit Ncjn1
ui ?lualGnocr gcnrbeitct bate, mad
tr CT hcltc Wiittag bctanlt, oaB cr DIE
ihm ppr - SaQrn pom Der Scgl3IntlIr
ilbcriun0tc Niu ultcr5cihuen mllroc.
Gin oicabciilAlidea ScIc1raInln
mrroc Dem Stuataicfret0r nm 20
llhr pom Wuuucrnellr Aeinn0t.
Gas 1cnnuntc SclcNranm entbolt
cine llrbcriibt Der 2Igitntion gcNcn
lhl1l0n0rr in 0ieielu Stdutc, cine
Ciafliiion ilbcr GbnIdc @eIcBe III
uu0crcn Stuutcn mo anl Gnoe oIe
Grt0rlmQ, oob Der @ouuernenr ca
iiir icinc Niliht boltc. Die 9Itte 5rt mi
tcrihrClbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15

bottom Nioii, II. Oloi. &unr
onrcrifnniicbcn @onlul III Soloniti
1ing gcitcrn ser nnlcrifoliidIen nll>.
iuartigcn Wiiiiion cine aobcIbepcIde
ju. lpcldc ncIoCt, Die onlcrIfnniidltn
Otiiion1rc Hcu. Ebincns =. acnneop
mlo ieilc @ottin iciell ais ibrcr Sto-
tion in Qortdc i'm iiiolidclt Nlbnllicn
ourh Wried)cn pcrtricben fuorocn uno
nciltcn jcbt in Sulonti. gSic Der
Scfrct1r Der NiiiiioL Sonlca z. Snr
ton, nlittbeiIt ptrocn Nr. acnncop
lnro icine @nttil por icGS Iobrcrr
lud aortd)n gciun0t mo lcitetcn bort
cine Shule iiir oIboneIide ARIOdlrn.
Sic bciunocn iith nod III Der Stoot.
ais 0icic uun Dcn ojried)ei bcictt
lultr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Inter idnucrcr 9lnfla0c.

9tclp Dnrt II. Otai. - Ger
Eotcntmotlcr Eat Georges bon 9tr.
t27 9liucriioc Iriuc, nit Giircnlt III
9tr. 2S6. ). 2Iucne. Der am s5rcitaa
lntcr Scr GcldilOGIng 6ea @roB.
hicbitohla perhoitct mor0en mar. mur'
Oc lcitern im Glicr .giartet 0crid)t
pom Hidtcr 2IppIctOn inter St0,OOO
Siirgihoit iilr Die @roBgeiduorcncu
icltgcbalten
Srnu Charlotte 4unon upn Gn.
narlic. HruoflDn, bcidnlbigt ocn Wint
Ter. ibr inl Mllter je6n Nntbeilid)cilc
Scr Rogcrs Beet So. iiir $1,000 Der
fuuit III babcn, oli oic lie Sil 10 &C
gen 9nuiatg cincs ibren 9lltlcil be
ihriniaenocn Certificates be5ablt ia
be. SpGter crgab lid. oab Die &c.
nonnte tSirnlo ilbcrbolipt feine gfticn
0eiellidaii ill., Der Ncrfailf iontit cul
betrilgeriicber mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
llbpluhnn .Enifl bc0rullt.

&aniua Gitp No, II. Wiai.
-- Nol0 no6 Der 9lbinbrt 0ca FoIld-
0icrjtNca Der Chicago x 9lltons@nbn
nu6tc cill bemafinctcr Rnnu 0cn
&eriud), ulf Den Dem ,3uAc anNcbdn1
fen Eripatmo1Non oc9 St. Snria 'cr
9roubcrrn 9loolphua Nui6 5lt iprn,
gen. Ter 3ua bcionO ii6 ihon IN
id)ncllitcr NclpcNltn1, lm0 10 fam ca,
oub Der mtbmnBlifc HGubcr bel
Dem SprllnAc Ona (rittbrctt ucrfcbltc
unO 5u @phcn ltiir5tc. Ter %prfall
mnrOc pun Dem ,}rGpcrlpnol bcobnd-
tet un0 lcbleltnlglt Der ndhtcn FoIl.
5ciltntion NcIlcl0ct. 0n6 Der Sonz
bit mar Wllrloa perihpunoclL uno
Der Eoiin1icriltg iebtc ieinc Suhrt
fort Nruubcrr 9uid), Der idmcr
frunf it, bciono iid) nlli Der Mcimrciic
nod Fl. SollIa.
Ser %criltf oca bcluniincten lube
fanntcn, oli Den 9obn5ug 81 iprin,
gen, crcignctc iid nabe Der Stcac, no
fiir5lih cit EniIagierjlg Der &nnIu9
Gitu Conference.-The Don eincnr nit
cincm 9icpplurr bemaiinctcn H1ubcr
ilbcrfullen un0 Der ScrgncrfSs s0taA.
nat Short Don 0iciclu nod) ncbrlu-
hen Algchucdicl uerprll0et lullr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
1yluo ilbcr's Wtccr.

Sponcp Nc, fl. Mai.
Eroi Or. NlcrauOcr Graham Scll,
Der iih iclbit ihon icit ,Sobrcn nit
Der 6luAtcd)nif beihGitigt. tiinolGte
an. OuB icin 2Iiiiitcnt i. G. SolOmil
cineu Ncrircb mnd)cn miro. Den al
Inntiihcn C5cun in cincln 9Icropton
5r ilberiIic1cu lln0 oen uon cncr
Sonooncr }citlnA alSNcleBtcn EreiS
bon $4,000 5u crobcrn Ter Gr.
iin0cr 0ca .QinAnct Iclcpbnna III lc.
bod, ocr9InIift, OaB oic Jest dcbrdlld,
licbeu Nllla5rugc mcicntlib Nc0nocrt
lucr0cn niiiicn. cbe iidb Scr tSllIN nit
ibncn aliafiibrcn ldBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
,(m Smsunebannn crtrmnfen.

2ort, 30, II. Qioi. - SIN Suos
oucbuuno 9iiucr fonOcl AcItcrn Ser
- Sabre olte IS. ". Burger ,icln .
Sabre alter Sobn Is. Burger, it, Il,
Der 10 Sabre oltc GorunrO Sipc, Die
Qli Stulliicra %alunO luobntcn, lbrcl
600 ourh G'rtrinfcn. in0rm 0o@ 9il-
Dcrboot, mprin iic ld bciunocn fcn-
lcrtc. Burgers 6rnu mo Iohtcr
Wurcn pom llicr Der >SnIcl aus Au-
Acu5cllacn Oca GrtrintCnS Der Grcl.
burger mar cin crinbrcncr Sdlff>
mann, mo icinc Gcfonntcl1 tonncll
icb nid)t CrfIircrL III Delcbcr @cIlc cr
0ic Guntrplc iibcr ona Boot pcrlor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
StuudlcrCi IN Wcurain.

,MoNun&pillc. @a. II. Otal.
- Ter 9icacr Snm Nmcnabp, mclhcr
Den In9rn Gorner Nronfa Sanc cr-
ihoIicn bate. mlror bon cinem No
bclbunicu Qu3 Dem bicliQcu @ci0ng-
niB NrbpIt al eincm IN Der 9ldbe
itcben0cu Wolm nlIigebdngt mo 0unn
nit &ugcln acipidt. Ger 9icNcr bate
Oic WiorOthat alf ciner in Der 9tGbe
pon Srunflin gelcaenen Nnrm begon-
gen. nohocm er nit icincm Npfcr
bein Nunocl iiber cine aub III Strcit
dCrothCu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
scum saeeG2 mor


fiir bciicr acbnltcn h0ttC, nlr Grutrn
nit Der Scittng Der 3cjtunO III be.
trnllcll.
9tod10cm @cpnlttbotcnS citcna Der
Suiirugcttcn beaanAcn mor0cn Ud-
rcn, ficl Die 2eier5obI Der 3cituul
uic Scr 3cu0c onanb, bcocutcno nb.
@1brcn0 onf1nalid 10000 Grcnt.
plurc 0corndt un0 1000 ucrfurit
murocn, betrllQ Die ,3obI ser pcrtnli-
ten Grcnplure ipdtcr mr 800. Us
lucr0cn ic0od) 1000 GrcnWlorc uuf
onOcrc @cilc perbrcitct.
truie unNcOr0nrt.
@crlim #. !Moi 0cutihc
mlit1riide 9Iuiatifer pcr0cn cincm
hcntc pom &ricgsonltc crlaiicncn Nc.
ichl 5ufol1c in ;3utlnft nit cincm
niht mcnigcr ola jluci @o6en ju
Oullcrnocn 9lrrcit bcitroft pcrNcn
iolla lie iu ibreu }lcroplaucn oocr
&llfticbiiicn cine 9IuaIuno2.@rcBc
ibcrihrctcn.
= tt h alter rciiNnlrt.
Gun ira Mt tinoprl II. Mni
Ser britiihc @otihniter on Die lilr-
fci, Sir (Scraro 9uQulhla Solptbcr,
lcgtc bcutc III 9lnhetraht lclncr unAe-
driiiCneu @riun0heit iein 9lnlt nie0er.
0urh Grplnlipn act i D /.
Ncl0pinno, Gclttihlan0, II.
Mai. - Bier 0cutidlc Otntroicn mllr-
Den bclltc nlf Dem (orpC0oIhrrc
q tlS". pGbrcnb ooiielbe al Mun0-
perm in Der gtGbc SoelAolml0'3 Sbcil
uobn, 0ur6 cine GrpIoIiOn I'M Mei-
5crrolune OCa SdiIfca gctGotet. GrcI
9ln0ere mlrOcn ihlinn pcrIcbt
&utcrnutiunolc Gortc
trifit Gin.
&icn fl. Wai. - Nic intcrno
tionolc tSprcc. Die oen @eiib Der che.
moIigcn tiirtiihen 6elnmN SflItarI
bubcn iou, bis Die ncuc alboniicbc Ne.
gicrlmN oui feiten SuB 1citcllt lit,
mllroc beutc WiorQcn inI 1olcn pon
Son Niouauni bi WicOuu Gclonoct.
9iriclbc mllr0c pnn 0cn 9llbonicrl
nit Gntbuiioalmlo cmpfon1cn.
GClinic. WtontcncNro, II Wtal.
- Iic uun &lcc- -Yontirol Gccil Nllr-
ncp pun Der britiidben sSlbttt commuu'
Oirtc intCrnationulc tSnrce 1ubn bcutc
Belts Der 1Seltltna Sfutnri. Glciclbe
mllr0c Don elmer neutrality-suspicious.
Gbrcnmadlc in Die StnOt lclcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Nino in Giitcrnc crtrnnfcn.

Ncm Dort H. Dioi. Ger
31a- -iibriNc 2'ilrccnt Nopfina pon
@lcn Gppe, =. !. ltiir5te III cincnl
llibeuod,tcn }nIcnbIid in cincn
ctpo icd)a 1llb ticicn aItcn Nrlinlen
lmo crtrnnf. nod ebc ibm icinc gS1r-
term 5l 0ii!ir tounlen fonntc. Ter
alcinc luor Der zohn oes Dor cinigei
@oden I'M ltCu-Dorfer st. SlIte' :
Soipitnl" pcritorbenen bcfannten 9ln'
ipalts Milton @opflns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Nci'm giambfiidDen crtrunfcm.

lurferS burg. " -Su, H..
NRni. - @ci 0en &orbereitllnaen jilr
(00tma bon Niiden i'm Sbcor Greet
Ourdl Ipnunt crplo0irtc cine Stongc
OcS Sprcnlitoiica. betGubtc iiini inn.
&c Nidnner mo mari tic ms Naiier
Gruit pom 6orn ertranf. DGhrcno bic
iibrigen bon Eerionen gerettet muir
0cn, Die pom @erdliid Der Grploiiou
undelodt mor6en paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Ui0od,eu tan,en i'm ,sreiem.

lteu Dort IT, Moi. - Sics
bcnturlcnO M0od)cn tau5ten gciterlt
9tahnlittuQ i'm Gentrol.Gorf bel oent
iediten idbrlidjcn ~iSeit I'M sSrelen"
Der Otdodcn.Nbtbcilltng Der 9ltblcti'
ihen Siau ocr oiIcntlid)en Sdlllcu.
25O iShulcn luarell pertreten nno
mebr ais 10000 Gerlonen maren als
3ulhaucr juge9cn luo Ipenoeten
rouihen0eu 9eiiall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
{ { H..
@cacn Nebcreieu.

germ. #. Oiui -- Gle Gpnfc'
rcn5 porlunrcntoriiher &ertretcr. mel
dc III EiinQitcn iid bier jllIannIen'
ion0 lmo ilbcr ocrcn &erhonolllngen
mo biahcriQc NclhIiiilc bcreita be-
rid)tet lmlrOc, but lulrlncbr ibr G.noc
erreidt
Gor Shorc9ihluB lullroe nod clIc
Hciolutlun un9cnunlnIcn luelhe ltd)
gcaen dlulpiniitiidIc 0ebcreien rittct.
Die Der Grrcid)un9 0ea onAcltrebteh
,}ielca. cine Nerit1noi9ung 5iuilfcn
Icutidlono luo 6rnnfreidl Ill tnr-
bern, iibcrouS hin0erlid, ieiell Ter
Heidllltb bclu0t, 0aB iolde 0eserelet
ill bciOcn ydnberrl ucrltleoen meroei
iolltcn. Tunnh lullr0c Die Eisfltl'
lion ser EurIameltoricr, inter iuel'
dJen OicS ojiuliitcn bua meltnit" llber'
luicucloc Contingent bil0eten, filr ge.
idIluiicu crfldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Tarit-DiQ,
Mnsrif i'm Senatc nnz
ter scnatDr &ansDeQ.
sym Setreif Scr ltmoerz
tpppSs ;3mferliite.

Hlpploua Scitcn3 Der 9icpubIifuncr.
- Senotor @cnroic gicbt Sotbc
cine unDcrc McnolUng binlihtllb
0ea Ncrilcl3, Die NroNc ofientll-
der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ju elnenl
&ohm I'll brlnAcn.
@uibjn1tom /. !Nal. - Snt
Srnute mur0c bcltc Scitera Der Der
}ollireirn 3ufereilfllbr cntAc1en9cs
ieBtcn lcnotraten inter tSllhrlIl1
oea Scnutora Noua0eQ Don Solliliana
Die lluOermooO ;}udcrliItc onGcariften
troB Der Crnltboitcn NCriuCbc bon e.
notor Sinmon3 lm0 al0crcr Gcmo-
frotcn. Dem gIn1rifl Glnbot Ill tblul.
Nuf Nrtitcl bnitrt.
Ser 9lnNriii ltiiBtc lid ulf cinen
Don cincm oriAincllcn @ilion 9lnbdll-
ger Don Ntihinon Ncihricbcncn 9lrtI-
tcl. in mcldCm Der &crfaiier crfl1rtc,
0oB @cinhr uorIc1c, bnB Der Froli'
Dent in irincm Gntblliuanula filr De
nlofratiichc &NcaIc o6ll uicl 5l tbun"
unterncbmcu lucr0c.
Non rcpublitonihcr Seitc Der
mlrOc opplnll0irt, ais Der Senota-
SctrctGr las: oSoll Der NrcibonOcl
Der chcruala oaa ulucrAcBlihc 6rei-
iilbcrlolllnAaluort trlg, ais Fartel=
Wonioou crohtct mcrOcn?" l(no
obcrnnala, ais 0ic Mornlng crbobcn
murOc, 0aB Die Ocnlofrotiihe Yartci
licbcr nlGBig un0 Oobei licber uIa
ihncll lmo ben Nmpcillgell zines
Goufr2. 0riicn .piitalic0er ibr eigenea
llrtbcil uno ibr @cuiiicn mic Der
MIIclnnnm icinc Shubc, Dor Der
(biirc lniicL folgcnO pcriobrcn lollc
9ln0crc @cn0nnA.
EQUATOR ECnrnic Nub Der Sofc
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uator SinnIon2, filr Oua Sinar5-Go-
mite banOcIno, pcriucbtc, ciu l(ebcrs
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nuln0 ilber Oic GrnQc oiTrntIidcr 9lll-
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oerpooO-Nia 81 crlongen. Ter
Ecnnlplpania EQUATOR itclltc i'll 9lb-
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in Die HdnNc }ll }iebcn luo mir 0ca-
bolb I'M iolhc 9Ilaiprilcbc uoh1eiuht
botc. neil cr CLAUDE, oaB Ociclbcn CT
nnqt pcr0cn iolltcn.
i ilr hrutc uorbcD ten.
\$nOcn EQUATOR SinInlon9 0cn
&erilld nludte. Die 3cit 5ll elmer ol.
den 9IbitlnIlllrN iclt6uItcllen mar Die
3cit Der Gnu0glHN Der Snfe nbgc-
lolicnL mo 0icielbc lpuroc nbcrnIola
iilr nlorgen pnrbchnltcn. Nlaonnn
mcr0en Die Gcnofruten Ne1 Nerilld
MAIDEN. oic McicrrllnQ Der Nill mo
0oa 9lnlen0cmcnt Der Nepublfauer IN
Nctrcff 0iicntlicbCr 9Inlicbtanltaiprildc
III einCnl Notlm ju hrinAen.
= + + d ten gc0cn 3u er
Iarif.
NetrcIia 0ca &erhaltelIa Der 0cnlo-
frntihen Eortci gcACn Den ;3ufcr-
(urii irnHtc EQUATOR >Suntcs bclltc
Scnutor 9iun9bcu. ob cr nidJt CLAUDE,
ouB Ole Elutforln 0crEnrtei 2nltilinnu
1cniIaenOc 9SnrnlllG 9c0cben babe
pclhc 6roOc Scnhtor fanaocQ en-
pbotlih nit oiein" bconhportctc
Ter &cntldp- SrndtOr las ounu ats
Scr VlatfprnL mas Die Fartei IcBtc9
Eobr lid }u tbun pcrpilihtctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
WnssGrpluiiult.

9tcm Oorf. II. Mai. - ,Sl Der
Nnfcr'idbcn Guitpr6l Snbrit, cincH
ncucu cinitodigcn GcucntNcb0ll0c at
MorGon- mo MnibinNtonltrubc, Ser
icp Gitp. crplo0irtc 1cItcrn !Q(lttoH
elm Ncb1ltCr luphci pier Ecrloncn lc-
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G0mur0 GrcBlcr uon ?ir. 1913, Cccnl.
}luclic, G0mur0 ). @ru0D poll 9tr
l99. Huirooo 9lucnuc, mo ,Solnta
Euutuu uun Soll 9iipcr Niall. Fups
ton lcitct mir Die tSirnlu Scott 4 80.
uon Sal Hipcr 0ic ,>litulliritlG elmer
ncucn Wioihineric, mo alle pier zen.
tc hcianocu lidj ulf cincm @trillte,
INN bcu nltCr ibucn bcfInolidcn Nc-
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Grploiion crfol1tc. Gna @cb0lIoc
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iloN uui Die @nibin5tonitruBc. bod
muroc NicutnnO Qetroiicn. iulo nllr
ciniNr Observation-Disclosures jll So0cn
1criiicu. Iic pier Fcrioncn WlrOcn
oui sic StroBc gcihlciloert Sie ua'
rem brluubtIoa, uIS mon iic iano, ilno
lunrOcn nudOcnt Der ori Ncilth bon
Eitt2burN Eo, omucicuOe @eIitlId)e,
Rcp G0iunro @cnnon Niobon 1rcb-
fer mo &roop oic Stcrbcinfronncntc
ncrcid)t, nod 0cnt q. GrnnciH.So'pi-
tai Qebrudlt, no Nru0u ipGtcr iturb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15
Aus(6rtitnngtn,
Scitcns StuOeutcn in
0ra,, Stcicrmarf.
Satbplifem BON tSreibeitli=
tbem angesriifen.

Irci 9uiicu mIf 9lntInAc Scr Spios
mage in arutat, @aIi5icn, pcr6oi.
trt. Nus oringenNcr @cfnbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-05-15

Grci 9iuiict olf 9IntlnNc Der SpIos
mage in arufalL WoIi}icll ucr6oi.
trt. Nus 0ringen0cr @cinbr
gcrettct.
@ien, II. Wui. - So0dlit bcoull=
Crlhc 9luaidlrcitlnNcn limo III 0roj,
ser NulptitnOt 0cr StelcrIlarf, por'
NctpnlmCll. Gic Gr5ciic erldeinen i'll
ciem Inn 10 ihIinIuIeren Sidt ats
tic uon Scntid)en gcgen Geutld)e per
ibt lpitrocn cin ilbcrnus peinIldeH
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ilun 3uinnlnlcuihluB uuO Der gecin=
ten Iront geQeu Die gSi0criod)er oeS
SCltldthunla.
Iic 9luaidrcitlmNcn III Wraj crel1-
nctcn iih AclcAcntId) elmer Seltlldl-
felt fatholiidcr Stllbcntcn. bel ipcI~
der aud, llnipcriit0tcn oca Selttidlen
Gcid)ea ourc) 9lborOnunNcn uertretcn
ludren. IS fam ju blltigcn Shlo-
0rrcicn.
SoNcnnnntc ircibcitIhc Strlocn-
ten oriiicn Die futbolildct Stlocl-
ten on, ais lie IN gcidlIpllcnenr .3nge
nod Der STRIDE mnrl6irtcn. 9lls MnI-
len Oientcn St0fe. Stcinc uno Der
StroBcnf6tb,
Git SlmmItc nubneu elncn 10 &c.
iobrOrobcnocn Gbornfter olL ooB
Srllppcn uliiNcbutcn lullr0el, on Die
Eoli,ci Der Sinntion nidt 0err lper-
Ocl1 fonutc. Sda WiilitGr I1ilberte
ihlicBlicb Den EloB.
Gs lpilrocn Observation-Disclosures
por1enulnncrl. Giele KeroucH trl-
acn llchr oOcr rliltocr ihuere Terle-
Gltngen 0duolt.
Trci ruiiiihe Spionc pcis
huftct
,>n arnfolr @oijielL iino breifill-
len in S1uit gcuonmlcn luorocr sic
lucroen iid OcnlnGdbit uor 0crid)t nlr
Oic 9lnfln1c Der Spionu0c III peront-
morten bnbcn.
SIN 9'eiib Scr nltlllebr in0eludhr7
inn NcfinOlcben mliroe idpper beln'
itcn0ca Mtutcriul crntittclt
Nua 0rinNcnocr @etdhr q e.
rcttet.
9uS ,%unabrlf in luroI miro tele-
0rophiidj NcnleIoct. Dob Die ,SnioIIen
Oca Sreibollpna. lucldlcr bnrd) bertlBc
SSinoc ill cine Sd,nccrinne mlf Der
9lr;lcr Scbortc Ncidllcuocrt rpnroe.
Der IreiburNcr Eroieiior Siebnonn
mo }mci Ionlen icincr NefdnlltldoIt
ans ibrcr Ncilbrlidcn gage bcfreit
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riafcltCn. IS murcn nlebrcre Slllr@'
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eiier ioit llcbcrWcnidlIideS leiiteten.
Gle nrci qlilflid Sebnrgencn ipd-
rcn uoniN crid0pit, ais lie crlot
mltrocll.
2 ShicOaNcrihtn z d)ruH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
RUMORS OF FRICTION IN
THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY
These May Explain the Real
Reason for the Retirement Of
Admiral Sir Percy Scott.

London. March H. - Admiral Sir
Percy Scott. who was knighted on the
Kings birthday IN recognition of his
services 10 the navy will retire on
March 20 five years before the age
limit is reached Sir Percy said. in an
nounciuG his departure from active ser
vice. that he had been forty-sevon
years in the service and was getting
out so AS not To block the path 10 pro-
motion for his juniors. but there nave
been many rumors of disagreement IN
the Admiralty recently. and not few
have been connected with Sir Percy.
His retirement. therefore. Is far from
"A surprise. even in view Of the high
acclaim with which his latest invention
OF wire control that will permit an on
tire broadside Of a battlcship To be dis
charged practically AS one gun vas re-
cciNed
Winston Spencer Churchill. first Lord
OF the Admiralty. seems 10 have pc
culiar faculty i'm disagrcoing with the
high officers on active service. When
Sir Percy was asked If ne would con
tinue t. give the navy the benefit OF
his special knowledge of gunnery, he
replied. II have not been asked to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
MEAGRE PAY FOR BAKERS
Succeed in Establishing Mini
mum Wage of $3.50 a Week.
fBy Gable 10 The Tribunc.I

London, March 1.-THE agreement
reached this week between the bake
house employees and master bakers Of
London has averted the danger OF Il
famine in hot-cross buns for next Fri
day. The bakers get better pay and
shorter hours. and bakers may now ex-
pect 10 receive minimum wage of
81 30 "A week, while experts in charge
of large gangs might work up To as
high "A pay as Sll week. showing
that If the strike habit is not forgotten
in the course of another hundred years
bakers may work up To enough pay to
support small family in decent com
fort.
An item in THE Evening News" this
week furnishes an excellent common
tary on wage scales here. After stat
ing that an advertisement calling for
fifty Sandwich" men who were To re-
ceive 60 cents a day was received at
the Office of THE Evening News" the
paper adds: The high price offered
aroused the suspicious Of our advertise
ment department. and as "A consequence
the advertisement was not inserted"