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R yos VIII 70 inio any first class store
ard SET = bottle o: b. n pa G-e On
sLs nay TO sstiirx nd os c-i.rrh- EEt
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Gs s~aL<tE.ES -J.s; .s & ID"
4 r. s 10 taken in,0 he Nod iss; as
sssss.i.y ~ the rAsst So.r..hlnx tod. 1t
sEsesds !ts iEs.ehee ossr sssry gfS-n IN
ehs b-ey. cones through AL tie seins and
Arteries, enables siI mucous surfaces 9.
SehAnss iEf.sne-ztor1 srits al; other
orrtfAtIng sstst.kess for Arfsr!AI e.s,nen;s
that shseigAiy eie.sss The syst-fr and
Il - -; an sSd 70 al cat.rrha! t.siig'.sf.-
. \. n. eieans oct the stomach Of mucous
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R.Ahin6 materials ia enter the ih'ssnh<s.
So0kah~s with ik~s sa--i sIsn.~nts 10
esiss the eireui4tion. ard Ia Isss tran an
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eAs bsSres os pvrinesiioaL
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a "hom.craft course has been In
troduc-d into one of New York's
high schools for 9irls. which 10 cal.
culsted to qualify the young women
TO spend their hu.bs nd'r Incomes to
the very best advantage. Thi,
course was suxxested to the principal
by the reflection that G5 per cnt Of
the pupils Will marry and that spc-
cisl training for this vocation Is mos,
important. Accordingly. the grndu-
ate Of this school will be able. no,
only TO converse intcilixently on lit
crature. ancient history and the new.
est developments In woman suffrage.
To appreciate music and art. and be
more OF less familiar with French
and German-as might be expected.
but also to cook dinner. furnish
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OFFERS DENIAL OF
ALL CHARGES

tcs.sisseA sr.~ pas. l.,
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
LONDON ACQUIRES OLD INNS

London. Sept 2i.-Tho corpora
tion of the city Of London has ac-
auired the Green Dragon Inn In Fleet
sireet. also the Cock Tavern. both of
which premises were needed for the
widening Of that street. which now
n to he completed after spasmodic
work for the last ~ years.
The Green Dragon WAS a famous
nounced by Louis Napoleon ns tho
headquarters Of anarchy at the time
when he wns compelled to lead n pre-
cariOus existence In London. The
Cock is not the building OF the Cock
Of Tcnnysons poem. for that was de
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lame DUCK" new
DANCE RAGE OF
SWELL NEWPORT

Newport. r. L.. Sept. :A.-After =
lapse society II again dancing. and
~ usual. various member Of the Wills
ronoly gave dinners before the dance.
Mira Stanley Mccormick provided
the chief entertainment for this even
ing. and her villa. Stone Acre. was
iavishly decorated. Everybody" was
there. which means about two hund-
red per~ons. for man yare remain
Ing late.
Among the features Of the even
Ing was new dance. the lame duck
introduced by Miss Marguerite Cap
erton. daughter Of Rear Admiral VIII
liam b. Caperton. u. 3. N. and Mrs.
Caperton. It was invented by Miss
Caperton earlier In the season and
was generally danced for the first
time tonight.
The lame duch had Its origin In
the one step and Ia similar In . way.
but Ia danced to waltz time. II has a
gliding motion. and an occasional low
dip with the bended knee. and Ia
most graceful. Several members Of
the younger set had practiced It and
II quickly came into favor. its con-
ventionai name IL "vaise canter." but
II has been more familiariy dubbed
lame duck" and Is destined to be
called by the latter name.
This new dance. which halls from
Newport" said Oscar Duryea. . we'll
known dancing master. II one Of
those spontaneous things through
some chance steps taken while the
dancers were going through some
more or less conventional dance-a
dip. drop perhaps trip. 'Ah. do
that again. remarked some one who
has seen It. and Immediately new
dance has come into being to the
great depsair of dancing masters.
I'm the summer many such dances
are invented. This has Its origin in
the one step ana Is danced to waltz
time and has a gliding motion. Then
there comes what we instructors in
dancing call the drop. the left leg is
stiffened and the right ID bent. It
seems simple enough and the bending
gives the peculiar look which causes
spectators to give II the name II
hears. I should regard II ~ . sum-
mer phase In dancing. hut we shall
see. The movement which gives Its
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~ l4need health As the ng;risivs peopaf.
Ties 0s tie grains. meats. sugars. And fats
81 foo-is Any heal !rr.tAtiEk infasneS
u. the oiaDd !. rejected hy the ussS< cells
Afc eliminated b. feAson q! tEs stimuIA-
Ting Insgeree of = u &
YOs vii .Doa r.siis1 It's wonderful Ia
ngskee b. the sbs<nes Of headache. = de-
eA:sd clearing Of tie air pAsSAe~s. .
>;s~.!liy Improve: nA--i eondition. and .
sef.ss os t1-illy relief that pfOvss how
eornrSs,sly e-,Ar'h often !nsssts the -
tire system
You vig md T. y T. OF aAIs a. all drug
stores- IL - = r~nAraAb.s remedy for
any ard all Llo.-i Ansrsions. such ~
seAsnaA. rash. LUPUS. ts''sr. rs,riAsis.
t,iis. and ~ other ci.~as~a conditions II
TIE bud Fer SPECIAL advice on any
LIood di..ss write TO The s~ift spseina
Co. 90: ssrt BiiE. Atlanta Ga
L-S bot uiEs With Substitutes. innlla-
fssns SV an, of tho harsa o. "Just -
Evoa' Cvu1isr:slls ~ = = y.
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0anmetal Biucher style. .
make famous for quality. only
solid leather GOING into this
foot lwear. In all sizes from :
for little tots to 5 for big boys
and girls.
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Climate Failed;
Medicine Effective

- nas heen absolutely shown thst rest,
Ireso ar snd good fdod do hrip msny
srson. nmn, 1un.rinE from Tui,erc1losis. Hut
fnore In ueed~d
Eckm.n's Alternative IL n m-t,Ic,a. mad.
TOT the tfcseniebt Of Tul,erruIOsIs II has
crsonquercd this disease again and again
onen these benefits have iren Effected
where the surroundings WIRE not Idssl-
That Eckinrn's Alternative should be used
20 every Ease Of Tuberculosis. In n,idition
70 good. hourishinx food md fresh Iii.
follows; Wridnn iii
"';cnti-m-n Through E.sman'. A,irr,.
i've ! hive hc.n .nv'-I from n premature
with Typhoid t'nru nouls. Nv lungs he
came very. much aH.rtrd; my sputnm
Nns :xsn in",i aud 'ruhrrrulosis hnciiii
l';S 90 %' %''f%s;' F".; Mor's n % r.s. ~:
while there nv nhs.csn In my rjrht Inns
hi broke mud di.chnrs~.l. ! kr-w worse, md
rinn informed me- ih"i ! sausi M' 3" p"'. 70
Colorado n. amickly, Ms possible. left
;;, rs,n' n. h"e y, r.1y m" ,.s,; s.5,ved Canon
there two weeks. my physlcIan Informed
me that my cas-. was hopeless. Thn@
Mcrk. W., later 4 returned home. weighing
no n"an 10; d@ST a.sSins s.yE ,hs ssrn me
"On July ii. Ign6. I began taking
i;,,,n.,nn ESnmnn,. WONDERFUL Wonder remedy for Con;
mn stout md well and can do any kind
of work about my grnin elevator. ! have
not nm nchc nor pa In In my lungs. rnf
well. sleep we'll. and never felt better"
tSworn nfii'lavlD ARTHUR VERB
Fcknlnn's Alternative Ia effective In Bro1.
chltis. Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat AMI
Lung Troubles. and IN npbuiliing the
system. Does not contain poisOns. opintrs
or habit forming drugs. Ask for h0oklct
telling Of rrrOverIcs. aud write to EckmnD
Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for more EVIL
dsncr. For sale by oil leading iruxxista
The Hausman Drug Co., three storei
and w. q. Green Drug Co.
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In support Of that desire. I. under
the power vcsted In me by The rules
OF this court. shall overrule the OBJ
lection In pro forma. without any
expression Of opinion on the merits
Of the case
In accordance with the judges rul-
ing. majority leader Wagner of the
senate. moved that the final decision
he left open and that the request Of
the respondents counsel he denied
merely as a matter Of form. without
prejudice to the mcrits Of the qnes.
tion. being passed on at a later date.
The motion was then passed.
At 2:1s o'cvlock today. Secretary
OF State Mitchell May was called to
the stand and sworn asthe first wit
ness in the impeachment trial Of
Governor William sulser.
Jacob II. schiff. testisying for the
prosecution In the 8ulzcr trial to.
day. said he had no objection to the
governor sppropriating his $4,000
contribution to his personal use. II
the executive no desired.
lie was called to testify that Gov
ernor Sulzer was nominated elected
and sworn into office az governor.
I'VE will concede." said Louis
Marshall. for the governor. that
he was duly nominated. elected and
inducted into office"
DO you admit that he has not re-
signed?" asked 1sidore Krcsel, for
the prosecution.
I'VE do" replied the governors
counsel. "and that he has no inten.
tion Of resigning."
After testifying that he had ad-
Ministered the oath OF office to the
governor, Mr.. May was excuesd.
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7HEI1HVWS5 5ZklZN WZENN1G1ZES!
MR. /EAlItH1F FL1tlt,MC1z30IIzZEE
AT THE WEST THEATRE TONIGHT.

moiished when the Law courts were
built. but II contains the old chin
ncy place and benches and the Grin.
ling Gibbons sign Of the original tsv-
crn. and is stiIl the iayoritc chop.
house for laweys.
The city OF London In now ncRotia.
ting for properties needed for tho
LcandcnhnIl street widening. -Four
leaschoids have been bought.
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tained or q physician summoned. Il
il easily cured when the proper rem
edy is at hand. Mrs. Charles Stewart
Of Mt. Collins. n. Y. says: when
my husband had cholera morbus last
summer he used Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
II cured him promptly" Every fam
lily should keep this remedy at hand.
1t only costs a quarter. For sale by
all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24

George r. Van Nance. clerk Of the
assembly. Vas called. lie produced
the report Of the Frawiey investiEat-
Ing committee. presented to the as-
s-mbiy on August II. and testified
that Il had been adopted. lie pro.
duced also the Impeachment rsoolu-
tion. adopted by the assembly the
same day.
These resolutions were read into
the record BY Kresrl. During the
reading Jacob II. 8ehiff catered the
court room prepared to take the Wit.
ness stand.
Van Nance was excused to obtain
certain documents he had neglected
to bring with him. and Secretary
May Was recalled to produce the ori-
sinaI statement OF Governor Sulacr's Z
campaign contributions. lie pro-
duced also the campaign statement Of
the william sulxer Progressive lea.
que.
This showed receipts Of $3.50 and
expenditures Of St5i.
Cross examined by Louis Marshaii
Mr.. May was asked II he had pro-
duced all the documents filed in
connection with last falls election.
lie explained that he had not been
asked to furnish the reports Of the
democratic state and county commit
tees.
lis there any report on file Of the
general committee OF Tammany
hall?"
Il don't know. have not looked.
That name has not come to my no.
tice officially
Has 1t in any way7" asked pre-
siding Judge Cullen.
Il know Of no such report" re-
piled the witness.
HOW TO CURE CHOLERA NoRBUs
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CONGRESSMAN NEAR DEATH

Thomasvilic. Ga. Sept. 2i.-Rep-
rcscntativc 5. A. Rodenbcrry. who
has been critically III at his home
here sine. Sunday. still lowered at
the poiut of death today
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name to the dance IL commonly
known 10 Instructors ~ the drop
Mr.. Duryea and one Of bis assist.
ants poaed In their Interpretation Of
the peculiar dip or drop upon which
the lame duck" probably Ia based.
Phiisdeiphia society will 'si,s Tan.
20 teas o. the roof Of the Bellevue
straiford SAYS the Philadeiphis
North American Of september L..
and adds: with . co,erIe Of lis
some artist-a from the gay Champs
Eiysess minsiins amisbIy with Phil.
sdeiphts folk. pointing out the srsce
of movements that are now classic
on two hemispheses. Il IL easy to sup
pose thst the natural ability Of the
Philadlephians TO adapt and Improve
every new dance until II IL accept
able. eireumspeet aud artists viii
develop new illusions here.
On 4 floor OF polished wax. light
ed by French candeishrs In wall
sconees-littie specks Of starlight
shining ever 40 dimly. YOU know
tables get about the outside Of the
Earden will inoiose tn. dancers. OF
course the chap-rons Of the tees pro-
posc to exercise Discrimination In
sending out Invitations 20 that the
resultant eompeny will be . eonsen.
iai one. TO make the north garden
their rendezvous twice \ week all
winter.
III the movement In dancing d to
be back To the older styles on this
aide Of the water. the party OF Paris
rce.ptioncsscs who ar. 20 he the mo-
table feature Of the teas will take
It ~ their special pride to inject
old-world grace into modern giides.
Named tango teas because that
dance has been the particular favor.
ite for . twelve month. tn. proposal
10 not to fine the patterns to the sin.
Eie-step alone. although that is ex-
pccted 10 retain its popularity. but
the prediction ix freely given that
the turkey trot and Its accompliccs.
the bunny hug and the grizzly hear.
may break out in modified forms.
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NEW york IS PORT
OF MISSING Mn

Se~ York. sept 1.-THE Big
Tim" sullivan. known BY sight prob
ably to NOR. New Yorker. than any
other OF the city, 100000 resi-
denis. could walk out Of his house
and disappesr even for . short time
without leaving = trace Of his where
about. cells attention anew to the
fact that this Is the essies; place on
the Continent 10 which IN lose ones
self According TO the records and
estimates OF police authorities. al
average OF about 20 persons tisAp-
pear my>,erlously every day In the
metropolis and no explanations 70
ever forthcoming as to what becomes
OF them. In the course Of year
therefore the lost" population Of
New York amounts TO over 1000. or
enough TO fliI . good sired iosn. The
lsrs~s, single clsss OF those who vol
unfairly disappear In the ei;y's maei-
strom 1. made up OF men who desert
their wives. \ very much smaller
number OF wives similarly desert
their husbands. Oh~rs Had this =
convenient way of avoiding their
creditor. or -sespinx the natural re-
suits O! se,s Of dishonesty or petty
crime. A large proportion Of the
d@niIsns of the under world. both
men and women. have dropped into
1, from some higher stratum OF 80
cle,y. changing their names and thus
losing their identity en- route. In =
average OF once IN two YEAR and q
vast number change their residences
every few months. II IL naturally
easy 10 drop out Of sight and the rec
ords show that an ,s'onishinxiy
large number Of persons do 20 II.
f.ctnaIly every year.
4 worlds record In road making IL
probably Involved In the rrpavinx OF
Finh Avenues eiskf business blocks
from seth street To t2d str-s,-in
'ut~eu usyss ln~~~ slgnt OIocHh
comprise 1850 square yards. r~quir.
inx over 1900 tons o. asphalt. be-
sides other heavy materials. The old
asphalt. laid In 1897. IL considered
TO have worn bette, than any other
piece Of road-mAkinx In engineering
history. When ripped up II was
found to have worn In some places
from = thickness Of two inches to u
quarter Of an inch. and the quarter.
Inch presented as smooth and un.
broken . surface rs new road. Re-
paving was resnrted To only because
cheaper Ia the long min than patch
Ing. So many concrete foundations
have been put on Fifth Avenue that
the base Of It's pavement II now from
. inches to 20 inches thick and there
IL the prospect Of having to blast
when necessary to mend n Sas or
water leak. for as yet there has been
found no better method Of making
such repairs than by Rsshinx a fine
pavement.
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WniT SAVED
~. nssla Iells Absse . laiald
Resieeee ~ mfh 0svs
66ed SedouS)y.

Alvssviljs. ". va-NnL Dssa llsst1a
= . jsetss fFso 1ivssvills, vrisss:
~ t1fss ysasA ] ss1sss1 vitA ~.
0asly esssbssa - ha1 pai.s u ~
bosk ~ ~. vss Hssve0D ~
ss1ll ~ dss1 q aisAt
n 1osess soul1 ~ hssD -. -
~ vosll Asvs - - s0sssts1 . -
ssss sssil ~ bsttss. ! tAssgAS I
Voald ~ 1siA6 CarduL
Nv. - saursly Va
! - ssse caF11j aASo1 - -
IN ssvss - vitAeut Car1ul . -
Ao0A Z Sooo0Dsel Il tony friends.
~ 1fty ysars. Casdsi hes hssa ~
0sviAs Da!4 aad distrsss eauss1 b ~
manly treuh,A Il viii surely hs'p yes.
Il 0Dss . he spst-rsaehss tAs
ssosb1s-ssljsvss tAs sgnpee0A aAd
lssvao away tAs saaea
y ~ ss0ss frso any sy0pes0s q
vsoanly tsevh,s. taks Cardui.
y00p 1suGS11e sslls aad rsoo0Ds01D
4 0se botljs fss0 AiD ss1Ay.
H0-yts =: lsAss' As~ssr bsss.. csas.
feap Asokhs c.. Chs'isasa0a- 1ssa-. ~ 61seta1
6V~,.aM : - ssseo1. = spou
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her home comfortably, Artlsiieal'y
ssd ~cosonieAliy. keep il free froD
xerAs. tria her own hats. make her
own clothes. keep a. account book
that will eooe out Straight At the
end Of the nontn. and play her part
u s0eisi service. This strictly prAo-
'i'sl course includes domestic ssi-
enee. domestic anthology. hygiene.
applied physies. hous<hoia chemistry.
household arithmetic. physical train
. hose. II range. from millinery TO
The fundamentals of legal procedure
and Will fit the NON marrying }; per
cent TO make their living az np-to-
date houssk~epers for which the de-
msnd 10 greater than the supply.
Buneoing the buncoer 1. an ar,
that probably has reached its highest
Development here. \ man o: bcyish
appearance registsred At u hotel =
short time ago aud Inserted want ad-
Managers for !1rx- ws.t.rn concern
n aliuring sAlari~. and liberal ex-
psnss Allowance cash d-poSit OF
ten doiisrs being required to cover
the cost Of samples. There were maay
nibblss and not few bit hard and
were caught before there called one
repres~atink himself ss a deputy
from the sherifrs office In polio.
headquarters. He Lost no time IN
showing his knowledge o! the young
mans game aud frixhtsainG him into
giving up the ili-gotsen ten spots.
the first sharper not stopping to re-
fleet. apparently. that the sh~rifrs
office 10 not located at police head
quarters. Now the police are hold.
Ing the bunco~d bunooer and are en-.
d-a,orinx to locate the ALLEGED dep
uty sheriff.
The rapid and tremendous growth
~ the movie craze and ih. husi-
nsss operations that foster and thrive
upon II appears little short OF mar
seious when reduced 10 figures. Ia
New York City there are more than
1900 moving picture shows. Tn. nv.
srsEr daily attendance At each II
estimated st 500.
making = total attendance Of 80. 900
daily or 2s2.s00. 0.000o annually. The
average admission Of rsts yields
m income Of Ss'.o = day or s:i..
ooo.oo" = year. Also Of interest IL
the Item of wages paid. a, lease five
employees are required to run the
smallest Of these play and the
average aumbes may be safely set st
eight making y total Of about iO.-
ooo employees. These cara approx
imaieiy $4,000 per day-about 81.
oooo.oo0 for the year. And high
tide has by no means been reached.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08
WHEN A "BLACK FOG"
 ENVELOPS LONDON

After the soft" Christmas and the green new year, London became its good old winter self again yesterday with one of the suddenest and densest black fogs that have visited it for years.
 So far as the outer suburbs were concerned, the morning showed the first touch of genuine Christmas weather that we have had this season. Upon fields and lawns everywhere the
 rime was sparkling in the sun; the bare twigs outlined with white made
 a fairy lacework of the trees; there
 was a frost forest on every window pane. and crinkled ice over every pool But in London itself the scene soon changed. Throughout the city. from about o'clock till well into the after noon. the fog which had blown up the Thames from the North Sea was as l black as night. shading off in the west 1 end to the customary pea soup hue, and 1 beyond that into a thick white mist | Though many trains were delayed | there was not quite so much disloca
 ton of rail traffic as there would have
 been had the fog developed earlier l but in the streets He was pTaCllctllA } at standstil1. Motors and taxis
 crawIed beside the curb. Vans rose
 into view like titanic shadows. Every l thing was hushed, save the footing O
 motor horns, and of sirens tha
 screamed out of the darkness from thu
 unseen river.
 Here and there, where landscape op erations were in progress in the road way, flares warmed rather than pierce the pail The usually dazzling glare o picture palaces cast a phosphorescen glow as far as the other side of tn pavement, and illuminated signs clos at hand flickered feebly like far of stars.
 As the hours wore on into the after ! noon the fog began to move off $ sluggish wreaths and the great build & ings to loom through. By , o'cloc 1 all was practically clear again after series of lighting effects achieve by natures limelight man upon u i gray old city, that might well haN
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08
SHE TURNED
 GREENISH YELLOW
Her Sons, From Suggestion of Friend, Paved Way for
 Mothers Recovery. ]

Wicomico, Va-In an interesting letter from this town. Mrs. Sonora c. Seawell says: T want to say that cannot express the gratitude which owe to Cardui, the womans tonic. To me it was indeed God send~
 Before began taking Cardui, seemingly, my days were numbered, and my relatives and friends de spaired of my life, and why not? had always been so happy and cheer ful, which changed quickly to misery and wretchedness My, complexion turned to a greenish yellow, I had no appetite, and, altogether, I was wreck.
 I had often seen Cardui advertised, and spoke of it to one of my friends. She told my boys who sold Cardui, and next time they came home, they brought me a bottle. I had been 1 suffering tortures for eight or more years. I commenced taking Cardui and before I had used half of the 1 first bottle, | felt like my old self i again I look so well now my friends tell me they don't believe anything | would kill me- I certainly feel that am true friend of, and a living advertisement for, Cardui, the wo-
 mans tonic.''
 The above letter explains itself. If
 vour health is low, and your strength is waning, take Cardui, the wo-
 mans tonic.
 N B-Write to: Chattanooga Med- icine Go. Ladies' Advisory Dept. < c,hattanooga. Tenn, for Special h. ! structions on your case and 64-page hook. Home Treatment for Women, . sent in plain wrapper
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08

The baInay. spring-like weather which is being enjoyed at the nation al capital has been the means of bringing out to the parks and drives the equestriennes of Washing ton society Seldom has the District of Columbia enjoyed such an open season, and everyone able to do so is taking advantage of it. one or ahort the capital is Miss Dasha AL len, daughter of Major Henry T. AL len IT $. A.. The picture shows her taking her mount over a rather dan gerous barrier irh Rock Creek Park. fbe well-known rendezvous near Washington
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08
WHEN THEY FIRED BRYAN

Early last spring a town in Mis- souri, full of the champions of cul- ture. and Champ Clark, engaged Will liam Jennings Bryan to deliver lec- ture under the biggest tree within the corporation limits. Then came the Baltimore convention, at which BlVan did all he could to force the nomination of Woodrow Wilson over Clark.
 The day after the great slaughter the peerless leader received this com- munication from the Missouri town:
 Dear Sir: Please cancel your en- gagement with us. After what you did yesterday. we have decided to substitute for you Dr. Cook."-The Popular Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08

LOOK HERE! 36-1NCH ENGLISH LONG CLOTH-PER a.
 YARD ..... ..-............. ........ ~ 27-INCH WHITE, CHECKED AND STRIPED DIMiTY-PER I9I
 YARD ... ..................lL LDk
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08

45-INCH LONG CLOTH FOR UNDER
 CARMEN SALE 0En PRICE,-PER YARD ............. AOS 28-lNCH NAINSOOk; NICE QUAIL
 ITY-DURING WHITE I1o
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08

made Reinhardt himself feel the nu- mility of a mere mortal.
 Apart. however, from this half hour of twilight in the afternoon there was really no day at all in London yester- day. Most offices and workshops had their lights going continuously from dawn to dusk. or rather from dark to dark. It was just a day missed.-Lon- don Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-08

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