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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

soerbsn fuhte." aonientius qiebt
nn6 ben bebGrhLihen Nftsa foloenoe
60hitfobne an; Ginpr Sohin 8 big
Il ShaI. oasSa6r; l SinoermGohen 6
Shuler. eincm 9utTher y Bis Il
S6aler. 2tn Meihna6tsz unb Reu-
iabrsgeihenten Icllten nur l Bis 2
SbaLer Qeqe5en rsrben -. 6ierbei
1T aber Der odmaItqe b0Here We.tb bes
Geloes in Rehuunq gu iteuen.
GpheubGume c uno Gp1eu.
II dudc. GaB after Gpbeu iidb
an gGumen ODER WfAlerpert bou-
ranft uno bnbci iebr old miro, lit aa-
gcntcin bcfannt. ooqeqen niiieu nur
neuige, haG e5 auh mirflld)e, aleins
iteben0e gpbeltbdun1c qibt. Is lit bias
eine rngemein groBe Scltcnbeit llno
Elm Ioldes Grenplar bat Berlin ailfs
Slurciien IN Dem &orqarten 0es San.
les SeethopcnltroBe 3, Gfe Der
StraBe ,<u ocn 3clten. @cp6bnIidl
acbcn 0ie 0aIiantcn ahtIos, oblpohl
Ser 8oum oidlt am Sitter itebt. oors
BET oocr iic scrbrenen iidl oeu Sfopi.
mos Ou5 fir elm ungcpobnlid)cr
Baum iei. gSie offer alter Gphcu, Bat
er langIt nIdlt nIelr bie au5ge3afteu
gIdtter, Ionocrn gan3ran0igc. an onS
Gappallaub crinnernoc. aSett itebt or
iibcruu5 Triih Qriin, oid1t beloubt. 10
oQB man bel 9ieqen 0orullter SduB
fin0en fonnte, oa lmo lit nit trauben-
fGrmiqcn gIiiten uno Iriid,ten oiht
5e0eft Ter Stamnt oben qeoobclt,
arhebt lid ctrpa bier Dteter hodl. mo-
bon aacroinqs Elm Wetcr olti 9sieguu-
gen entidllt. Die Better piIic,t lpnS
fie an oicier Seltcuhcit beiiben. rnb
Id,iiBCl1 i'm an erpouirtcn SteIca
ourh MooSpoliter. Gieler Gpbeu.
baltnl mar oa laude che Die 9eetbo-
penItraBe ourdQebrodlen muroc, uno
bot nod 0Ie 8Ian55eiteu Ser ,3elten"
aefannt - GbcniolDenlg pie iiolirt
5altmartig p0dit ser Gpbcu rnunge-
lebnt itralldurtia. Gr legt lid, nie
mdnaiglid) lpeiB, penn or feine
Stiibe finoet QIatt auf Die Grhe g5
gtbt aber Nu5nabmeu. Cine iold)e
iinoet lid, Dor oen 9iuinen oes nittel,
otterlihen ShIolieS SnmmerhuS auT
gornbolm. 8or Dem einen 9urggrn-
ben nntien 5ablloie Gpbeuitauoen
lpie Strduber mo haben pbne Gia-
pirfung pom Wenifenbano eiue
oid)te S5ede, abnlid) mie cine 9ods.
hornbede ooer siguiierbede, berse-
itslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

eigcnihaften Die lhtitng uilb Srenno>
ihaft 9!ller All eriper6en, oenen es
pergonnt gciueien, i'm Soufc Der SAB.
re niiber nit i,m befanltt III mcrbcn.
Gin frcncs, eifriges Diit9lie0 uerlic-
ren IN Dem 9dhin1eidieoencn Der
9ibeinldnoer @eltfalen llnteritiiB,
Iungs- Gerein uto Die 3euti6e arall.
fenfaiie. sln naberen Angeb5rilen
.binferla3t oer 8erepigte, oeiien
6atrin ihm Dor nnittnebr 0rei 2abrcn
in Der 5oo porailfging. 3mei S0hne,
srpcI 5Gdlter imD mebrcre Gnfel nit
Denen Suiammen bic Dielen5reunoe bds
ableoen 0cs ipaderen 0eutlden Man.
ines betranern. Eie 9etroigung i'm
Get am 5reitag gtadnittag I'm sipei
Illbr pom 5ralierbaiie 9to. 243 &lot-
| ter 4penuc aus Itatt, no Serr Ealtor
I6. 8. Corn bon Der 80. 9bilippuS
I@emcinOe Die 5rauerfeier leiten miro.
Die geiiebung erfoIgt ouf oem 6a.
ImilienbearabniB aili Dem &ine StrnBc
Berg Srieobof.
| Ri6ter 4uguft 8. 8obs, Der
fif nit Isiner 95.au in 3eutf6Ianb ns=
finbet. bat hteIigen 5rsunber aus
Dissbaben bii5lde aniidtspoittart,n
oef6idt. 2tuf elmer. bom 18. Cttober
tatirt. idrieb sr, bab sr bsodusre, Der
peutifen Sabrhunbertisisr in Gincta.
natl ntnt beipohnen 81 t0nnen, oob er
dber i'm geiIte unter cen beutiden
5yreunpen psile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
N t hfersa ambibaten:

8ieie anoiooten inaroen Die beeu Graoittoucu int
ierer 8erid5te atfredt erbden llo ale AngeIegenbe
fen cine 1SnrdJt ober Rrrtctlidfeit entiheocn. 8c
fogenoen gtamen eridancn ai Dem ieparoen 8idter.
5idet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Jn(anOUs (egrapb
2isber mad RuBlanb, ais
in 4meritd bleiben.

IN " umerIfd plelpe II.
Repgorf, %. DIT. = JaIt stpei
Monate lana iaB bic biibIh. 25idbrigs
Maria gerIinstp in ben Definitions
far3srn auf Glis ,5slano felt, shs ss
i6r oeitern enolit gelang, Der SnIel
ben Rudsn su tebrer. Der 4ufentbalt
nuF gfis ssslanb aber bate ihr Dieiss
pielgeriihmtt 2ano osr Jreibeit oerart
perlsiost. boB lie. trososm bic ginpans
eerungsbebOroe ibr MN ben 3utritt gu
ben Ser. Stdateu gsitattets. pon cieier
etipas perip1tst eintreifsnoen Grluubz
nib tein:n Gebrau6 nsbr mudts. Ipns
bern ertldrte, Iieber nah Rubluuo 3us
riidtebren 3li lpoller, ols aier3ulanoe
su b!siben.
9ln gorD oes ,Gurst" mar bas
Mdbfen nor uussiGhr uht Wohsn bier
.ingetroTfsn. IA lie jeSod Elm orsia
idhrises GnGbIsn bate uno angab.
unperbsiratbet gu isin, ipnrbs Tie ielbits
perIidn0lih als cine sunmorallihs"
YerIon feitsshaltsu uno Denise Gage
ipdisr bon Der 9onouns aus9eihlols
fen ilno sur Deportation uerurtbeilt.
syn Der 3pii9snssit absr tpuroe oas
aino bon Den Wlalern erariffsn uno
mubts ms soipital Der ssniel aeihofft
ipsroen, pooard oas 9eportutionsurs
theilt ssitipeilio perhinoert puroe.
Wofsn unb Wpdsn oriidte bic urme
Mutter lid, in ben 9etentionsrdumeu
nmEer, ipGbreno bas aino i'm 5ofpital
immer ihtpdhsr uno ihipdCher ipuroe.
Dor 5ipsi 9assn eHolid ihlob Das
ileine Wsi,n bic 4usen fir INNER.
IunD baIb barouf uurss in anbetraH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
0inbreber
0nrSsn ani Nalnut piGs an sipei
Steilen Deridjeuft.

3pei Ginbrsder, bic lsiber niht
bingfeft ssmaht tper6en tonnten,
ma6tsn i'm gaufs Der Natt 1ui Wals
nut 5ias 3ipei pergsbIits gsriub.,
gin6ruhsoiebftdhle 81 psriibsn.
Gur3 Dor MitterHatt srrpahte 5rl.
glotiloe Wsigsnant, bic ql5 Qebrerin
an Der %. 0iitrittf6uts tbdtig iIt uno
No. 923 Gburhin Qpenue tpobnt,
ourd Elm Gerduf9 in Den qartsrr:s
rdumti6teitsn bes SauIss. Sic silts
unnsr3iialih nab unten unb bate bic
Genugtbhung. 3tpei psrod5tig ausiez
benbe 8eitalten fliihten gu ie6en, Sic
bereits einsn ieniterlaoen ausgeboben
irnb ale 9orbsrsitungen getroffsn 6at@
ten, um in bas 5dus sjn3ubrehen. 8i.
poli3si nnroe BON psism oerIutten
Ginbru6 unpersiisiih in aenntnib oss
Iebt uno strpa cine halbe StltnDe fpIs
ter folgte cine ipeifsre UleIoung iiber
sinsn anoereu, sbenfa-5 srfolglos Ders
laufenen Ginbruhsperiuh.
Tas annette Spfer, bag iih bic Bur
Iten srtpablr hatten, mar Der S6Idbz
ter Gilbert Grumbahsr, 80. 1906
Gilbert 4penus, Der turA Elm alirren
BON Glas geeen haIb ] llbr heuts Wsors
gen aus Dem Sdlunmsr gstpsdt ipurs
be. NahforI6unqsn srgaben, oah
srpsi Burden. bic in tpiloer 5lu6i
baponiagten, ben 0eri,d genaht bat:
ten, IN bas 5dus eiu3ubreden uno bsi
benz 3ertriimmern Der 8lasifsibs in
Der 6dusthiir nitt ooriittig genug gu
Werfe oedQUQeu iUargu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Der llmitGnbe Der Wtntter bic 2dnbung
trob alIem geitattet.
2(ber bic ,Wenlhli6feit" Der Ser
rem fam Su fpdt. Denn burA ben 3oo
bss ainpes, ioipie Durh Die unbe@
fdreiblihen Gntbebrungen. Die Die
5ran ipdbrenb hires aufentbdItes duf
Der 5brdneniniel erlitten bate, bate
lie einen ipl6en Qbfheu Dor Den
.2anoe Der 5reibeit" betommen, Dab iie
auf bic Gnabe, Sugelahen 81 perben,
Der3idtste, nrb liebsr nu6 RuBlano
suriidgeIanot tperben tpollte, als bier
in Mmerifa fpeiter gu leioen.
Geitern trat Die Qermite bic Hiidz
reiIe na9 Der alien 9eim1t6 piez
Der an.
.9ie grofite einss Du6 e.
rers.
80 ton, MaH., 20. Oft. - Wie
cine Gbicagoer aompagnie nit einem
aapital Don $1,000 in bier Subren eiz
nen grofit bon $24, 900 mudsntonnte,
bariiber CAB am Mlittpod SRI. 6elen
M. Softer BON Wintborp, Die angstlugt
| lit, bas Wn6ergeleb berteBt gu baben,
por @eritt 2usfunft. Die 3eugin
idgte aus, bab tie por bier Sa6ren per
poit engagirt tporben lei, Die Gelogez
ihGfte Der sSirmu, bel benen es ft6 Inn
fleine 8arleben banbelte, 5u fii6ren,
uno bic 5irma i8idte ibr $1,000 als
aapital. Set ben babe bic 5irma
$4,000 mad Gbicago gsfdidt.
5intertiiti9s Qngriffs #
5rau Sul3er.
Rem Yort, 80. Ctt. - @iliom
Sul3er eriuhte am Mitttpo6 Die 8sz
bDrben, ben 8sriafIsr elmer 5lugTdrift
dusfinoig 3u MAIDEN, in Der feline 5rau
angssriffen tpiro.
8isie, in bebrdii6sr Sprahs obgez
fabte 5lugihrift purbe i'm 8ebeimen
i'm iedften 4fembIp 8iitritt perbreitet,
in Dem Der friib<re 6oupsrnsur als
proereifiper aunbioat fir Die 4fenblp
i'm sselbe lit. Der 8iitritt TT gum
groBten ghsIle BON Suoen betpo6nt.
Sul3er lieb bic Jlugihrtft perleien,
als sr am 8isnItag 4benn Dor elmer
srobsn 8srIammIung eins ReOe belt.
IS piro parin gsIagt, bag GSrau Sul@
ger, cine SiiOin, ibren 9Iauben perz
leugnet babe, nuhbem ibr Wann Gouz
pernsur gelporbsn unb baB Sul3er iis
BEL mshr ols elmer 9eIseenbeit in gbi>
! laoslpbia als presbpteriansriu porges
felt babe.
Der Ra6biner SoIsp6 2eoinIon BON
albaup, Der bas 3irtulur Der 9erz
fammlung oorlas, nannte es cine in@
fame Qiise. Gr idgte, oab Jrau Suls
ger hduiig oem 8ottesoienft in Der
/ Spnlgoge beisepobnt babe.
.9its ioute Die gutriiitung zines
isoen ebrli6en Mannss in bieiem Siz
itritt errsgen", Iagte Serr Sul3er nab
reno bss cages. Die Sauolanger
murpbps iinb ntht oamit 3ufrieoen
mid ga psrfolgen, fonosrn tie miifen
le2t aun noD meIne 5rdu an9rsI1eH.
Sobn g. Q 6ilbt-e ht eno :
LID perha ftet.
Iem Qnrt % DIT Se5nhn
6. SdiIOtnedt, Der 20 Sabre alte ebss
malige aaTirsr Der Maibburn grosbp
7Slour 60, lpurDe am 8ienItdg unter
Der Qntlage Derbaftet, bon ben 9sls
bern Der 5irma $4,000 unteridlagen
uno blnit bier Monate lang Elm fiirits
lifss qsben gefibrt gu haben. Der
/ iuHgs Wann mar crit tiirslth uls blins
Der qaTagier auf einem 0ampfsr BON
4rgentinisu 3uriidgetehrt uno am
gienitag Qbeno in einsm 8oitbaus IN
| prnnflnn .r+0t4t fporoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
gsa maserem ~ rnnbIidea
RdSdrm.

Ger Musbrnd bon 0Ili6feiiafeit INTO nga
0uniea bpm perlttefettsH teiHer .siHgcreH ia
tri;fnIfef ntttca or noe III tgBfer .}eit 10 81
fvIareidbe. ssieifrf biIncnoe Trobufi ueslhtieb.
trsaHnf ale 1rei o5rnin GiIposgtHeInf,e Eaplri'
ten, iuirb ron ciitc5H Write In einer ben osn m
bssiHifhcn 1dfsffeH oeihr'susg nnb es III
eine llepcrEGfE1aIia fir cen geSupGullhen heIis
fheu, au bae FcfSeIeEh III erfuisrch. rGs fe
rieie iiitae ee.iIe GiIs3u'tehen bobeH, lie ab'
norm itnaer ftf 9beni0 81 grfatrcu. BAR
bird, heii rsaerldbaeH uieht nfoHafIifeH Sc
trant stefer eilerdrfia aenaHnteH Eraparali1H,
relhe bon ben betieH acrsirn INTO stpDiheiern tn
nerfsetfiter iadg.en ~ frIaupen III. nit boil
ipencufia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Der Trduenssrejn Der St. peters
Gemsinbe (puitor 6ans 6aupt) usrz
onitaltst am Slmitag, bon 3 lbr
Hoamittoas ti3 s ubr Qbenbs. i'm
5dulioal ON cer ulain Strabe uno
UlcUsiden 4peau. einen guhre ne6't
Sunfbunoert uao Domino. Die 9u.
men ho6en ihone Dreile angeIhafft
uno rehnen auf 5ablreihen gsiu6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Die pierteIji6rlite Sigung bes
Steuersa1lerpereirs fanb geitern
abenb in Der Office i'm gopdrtan gs=
bGube itatt. Die poIitiihe Jrags tpurne
erortert, bod ruroen feinerlei Be
ihfiiiIe aefdbt unb e5 purps audi ME
mano eneoi1irt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Die GriilseIIinnen abgegeben, pie oa5
gan3e aongo.Germogen hires 8aters
in S0be BON S14,000,O00 oerlan9t
batteu. Dor 0ieier gutIbeioumg bot,
len Die BrirBeiiinuen einen bon Dem
SuIti5miniitcr porgeihlagenen Som.
proniB, unter Dem lie 5uIonmen
81, 100000 crbalteu io1ten, 5uriidge.
rpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
EhiHsnah

Rem gort. %. Gtt. 9lnastomz
men: .Smperdtor" bon 6amburg,
nGampansao" bon ROTTERDAM, ~Wta.
ieitic" BON Soutbampton. rStlabomu
pon ROTTERDAM.
g6aeqdnqsn: vf5inlanp" naa Qnts
perpen, .France" nua 6aore, nWar,
tba Waihington" DON Srieit.
Rotteroam. 4nqef.: raurst"
ben Refp 0ort, nah 2i6au bsitinnmt.
6apre. 9nget.: ga propence"
BON Rem 9ort.
topn. 2lnQct.: .Qru.
bic" BON Bottom, na2 2ipsrpool Be,
I.immt.
2bae1.: ~Trauconia" (ppn 2iper.
poo0 nah Bolton.
Soui 3 mpt II. 4bae9.: .Gai'
Ter @ilhe!m Der groBe" (pou 8remeH)
mad, Rctp gort, nSteanie" bon Neu
9prt.
aonbpn. 4nset.: nascania
ron Wontreal.
QbitaoeIp ia. 4naet.: Re
dor~ BON gremen.
Eiume. 2lnaet.: ,Garpatbia'
rcr Ren g)ort.
9tpmouth. @nset.: nRottsr'
BAN" bon 9letu BORT.
Gherbourq Ibaeg.: gaatie,
Wiltslm ecr grobe" nad Rep Dort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Ter 5treit tum BEN e q d s
hes 41nias 9eopolo.

9ruiiel, 80. Gftober. Sim
albenO mrroe bier on9cfiinoigt, Dab
sic 6rei Sodter oes peritorbenen So.
nigs 2eopolb, Die Rriu3eiiinnen 2olli.
ie, Stepbanie rno Glemeutlne, Dem
8roSeiiiren nit Der Hegierung Inn
Sen IadlaB hires Gaters Elm Glloe &c.
maft inoen1 Tie Den BON Gem
Riniiterium ansebotenen aonlproniB
anaenomlnen haben. Seoe Ser Grtn-
seiiinnen erhalt unter oteien aom-
promiB iieben @siaionen SrancS
Isl 100000.
Sm April b. s. bate. oas Ippella.
,tionsseridt cine Gnti6eioung sesen
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
HAYDEN JUNCTION

Assistant Superintendent Biddings spent several days the first of the week looking after the interests of the Arizona Eastern railroad here.
 Bill. Holt has been on the sick list for several days but is again at work
 Assistant Superintendent Hess and little son came to the Junction Fri day with the supply car.
 Mrs. Clara Terry, proprietress of the railroad eating house has inn proved her place of business by put ting in lawn and flowers in the yard
 George O'Hara, who has been visit ing his parents in Iowa has returned and is now running switch engine No 516.
 Mrs. Ed King returned home from Phoenix Wednesday. having gone down the latter part of last week to view the parades and to visit friends
 Mrs. c. Hollenbeck was business visitor in Hayden Saturday.
 Superintendent Scott and others were here several days this week NCiiil'iVtiIS Illt piciilo Loi tliC e'i engagements to have better water for the Junction. The water will be brought down from springs near Winkleman and will be 100 per cent pure
 Mrs. c. Roberts has gone to Phoe- nix to visit friends for a week or so.
 Engineer c. Allen, who formerly had ore run. is now engineer on To- cal run between Phoenix and Wink elman
 Mrs. G w. Anderson's little son who has been sick for a week or more continues very poorly.
 Mrs George B. Chittenden shipped two cars. of high grade copper ore
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23

from this point to the Copper Queen Shelter at Douglas, AriZ, this week.
 Engine 600 will be out of the Ari- zona Eastern shops in few days and will be used to haul ore to the mill at Hayden.
 Engineer Charles Miller has been laying off sick for the past few days. Engineer Pollard Pearson has been running engine in Engineer Miller's place.
 Mrs. G. w. Anderson and Mrs. C, Roberts were business visitors Friday.
 Harry Melville was kicked on the knee by his thoroughbred horse that he purchased in Winkleman a few weeks ago. causing him so much pain that he can hardly walk.
 The weather here has been very disagreeable the past week and con tinues very windy and cold.
 Mrs w A. Curtis and two little sons, Francis and Edwin, are going to Los Angeles, California, in a few days to visit relatives and friends.
 MT Ed King, yardmaster, and his assistant. w A Curtis, are kept very busy these days on account of the increase of business. working four crews and average hauling PA cars of ore daily to the mill in Hayden.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
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Arizona republican., 1913-02-23

self. Mir Seabury being an original CD Wilson man, that position had been promised to him. Judge Sea bury had not been mentioned prior to the present trip he is making in the east, his candidacy being father ed entirely unknOwn to the rank and file of the other fellows in Ari zona At that however he is known all oyer the state as a clever law yer and a charming fellow.
 There are many others whose names have been mentioned and among the number are two distin guished members of the supreme court. Judge Alfred Franklin and Judge Ross.
 Judge F'ranklin's attitude is best described as Uncle Remus described Brer Rabbit to the little boy. Said Uncle Remus. he des set dar side the road and scratch himself and think and he don't say nuffin;" while Judge Ross is inclined in view of the. storm that appears to be break ing on the judicial horizon, to think that maybe the lightning will strike his rod which he has hoisted, and when asked about the matter. it is rumored that he smiles and says "Barkis is willin.'
 sAfter all it may be that the judge ship will go to somebody whose name has not been prominently men toned in the matter, for instance, it is said that Judge Carpenter would be satisfactory to all the parties. Yet no one knows. for it is a good deal as Harrison DicksOn's Old Re liable says about the fortunes of men When bad luck takes after you des as well lie down fol' yo' hans, and say: Heah I is bad luck, what you gWine do wid me"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
NAT GOODWIN WAS FUSED.

Nat Goodwin says that he never taught a Sunday school but once in his sweet and joyous life, and then for a moment he was dreadfully em- barrassed
 Walking through a Western town of a Sunday afternoon, goes the story, Nat chanced to stop at a Sunday school, and after being given the glad hand and made welcome by the sup erintendent, he was asked by that man if he would take the place of one of the regular teachers, middle aged woman, who was i'll.
 Nat was willing to oblige, and was led to the class by the superintend- ent, but great was his consternation when he saw that he was to teach a bevy of beautiful maidens instead of a bunch of small kids. as he had eX- pected. Still. Nat was game.
 Now then, young ladies, said Nat becoming more composed as he took seat and picked up a lesson book '1 want to follow the procedure oi your regular teacher to the letter What does she do first?"
 Why the first thing she dOes,' de murelx replied one of the pretty ones is to kiss each member of the class. From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
]. PLUV|US ESD,
 |NTERFERES
Old Gent of Clouds Arbi- trarily Postpones Picnics and Stunts to Ultimately Increase the Valley Pros perity

What that ancient ruffian. Jupiter Pluvius, who is dragged by the toga every time a cloud springs leak, has done to this valley city and state in the past twenty four hours games, one annual Illinois picnic, forty lesser picnics, one tennis tour nament for the Country club. sundrv trips by persons alone and in cou- ples and large number of other minor things. But when it comes right down to dollars and cents, the wetness that descended most of yes terday was far from being thing to kick at.
 The increase in water content of the Roosevelt reservoir may not in dicate a large addition of fluid to the store, but a deposit of thousands of acre feet was made to the water bank yesterday, which does not be- come immediately apparent. This is
 in snowfall all over the central DOT ton of Arizona. At Globe. accord ing to reports of travellers, there was nifty sifty fall of the beautiful all day Saturday and part of the day before Prescott is literally buried under q magnificent coat nearly three feet deep The mountains in the middle north are covered clear down below the pine belt, and yes terday the barren White Tanks on which nothing appears oftener than either rain or snoW-.unless it be the gliding rays of the Westering sun. be
 came q spectacle of white robed glory. ha justified the contention that his kind are the most erring of all the human race-by going contrary to the rule of misbobbles and doping the state of the skies exactly right. On his warn ing a lot of things were postponed, such as the picnic. tennis games and hunting trips. But at that everybody felt happy over the rainfall
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
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