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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
~ Sbr brandt Die Mrbeit nidt
einsuffeIIen.

8tnn Der Irst gud b.Feblt. Die
Grbsit ,inSniisllsn. 10 sossrt Sbr. sd
fam n,hi." ioet Sbr oarn. S3r ptBt,
oaB Sbr trnnf uno ihuah uuo srniat.
let icto. absr Sbr miist Gag fir Gag
arbeitsn, iolnuse es Sbr ausbalt.n
tonnt. 8os Sbr ssbrauht. 1T electric
Sitters, UNI @ut, pieoer aui Die Seine
sn belisn. nm gursm Spitem iuieeer
neue Strait Su uerIsiben. um @usr Sps
item neu auisubauen. Ssio niht tranf
uno binfdlie. lpsnn Sbr ben sutsn
8ussn non @lsetric 8it,ers babsn tonnt
ppu Der sriten Dolls. 1auisnoe ppn
Msniden Iobsu oisis NsSi;in fir ibre
CUTE @irtiamteit uno ihre Strait uni
Stdrte, Hrpbirt tie eiHmal. Cine isoe
6laihs e%arautirt. suirieoeniuitslsn.
Gur sos. bel Gpptbster D. Z. Grbart.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

6eiteiien I'M 6%arrsniaale oes 6oteI Hfs
tier eln9elsits. wurbe. Is batten iih
ungefdbr istiig Witslieosr e%in9eiunoen.
Nab Den ellSielIeu SesriiBunssrsosn
une benz 8onfett muroe cine Grefutip.
iisuns i'm rotheu Saale oes Sotels abb
sebalten, bic iid bis sesen ben Ibenb
btnSos. oa ss ealt, bic oerlhlebenen
Sorlngen, relde in Der heurigen Sc.
siSlaiur einssbradt limb uno gum Tbeil
Dem Braussw,rbe lsbr nuf Den 9eib
ridden. elmer srinoIihen @rbrteruHa su
u%nteltuerfen. lie o Der vRstatl 81.
luor 5cdlsrS AHpc,ntion" etnaebrnh,e
%lo9enannte Gill" biIoete
ben Sauptgruno Der Nistuiiiou uno
wurbe bon DEM Rsh.sroth uno Seirs'
tar osS 8.rbluoss, Der bereits nm
Gtsnitaa i'm 9ntsrsHe h.s Sraueep.r'
bes bet benz Suitdnbissn Gomits in Ora.
cllcu Toritsaunssn asmadt bate. ole
zine SorIass bseihnet. uelhe ourh
oas berelts btiteb,nbe 8ater'@eies un'
bditbar lei.
Eusle %rrIcs, uiro oen snuStn Gin.
lu6 oes 8rougsperbfS III Ssueauue
lsssn uno. wis man unter Der 6ano ~
ertdbrsn Bels9fnbsit bate, tusrbeu iih
bic @nsrosbanolsr in Spir,tuoien init
ben Srauern pere,niaer. nm aesen
eisle Sprlase init nler Maht dnSu'
tdmpfen.
Tie SeaHteuipahl fir ben Sranhsr'
reH.Terbano sr9ab uadItebenees &e'
iultat: j. 8 Slumer. Mourpe. 8is,.
YrdfOent; 2boS. y. @uluer. NibIano,
%lieprdlioent: u. 8. Guitir. 8ehts'
roth uno Setre ar. Sn ben Giretto'
renratb puroen iolsenee Mitalieoer gee
3. Mdper. @sit 4tno; g.
8. 8ausmanu Ntaoiion; y. Se,hsrer.
aRtlpnutee; CScar !Suiia. Bangor;
Otto Wdtbte, @nuiau; Oscar Sdmtot,
WiIpdutee 3etnbaret Habr. Mauito'
moe; 8. s. Start. Milpoutss; 6rcnt
MsHpminss. Nid.; .. u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
SodSeitsglOden.

SIN Sauie ibrer Shpeitsr. Srou
5Owaro. HOS Sho z. StraBe. ipuroe
5rau 2anra VI. Scents uOn bier
nit Srn. s. 90. Cole Don Conrad.
NOnt.. our6 &ee. OGbams sstraut.
9as nsue ebepaar miro in MOntana
mobnDnft iein.
Sn Barre RiGs murosn i'm Gltern.
bauie Der Braut. Der 5amilie BON 5reo
2osins. Grl. 9ena 2Osins. beren
ein5ise 2o6ter, NIT Srn. Gusui It
Nelba BON bier setraut. @s mar
cine srOBe SOhSeitsssisalhait anne.
isno. uno oas junse Soar wurbs reid
beIhenft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
ae9e~ ltebcrrniat Cure ;sreuuce.

Sir bier Wofen gebraude regslmds
zig Or. alns's Wew Hite Yt1s. DIE
itimuIlren Den Ninssn. Ole 9eber,
uertrelben Die uuueronulthtsit, oauts
unreinl,hteiteu. DE WiiieHer uuo ole
bautausbriihe. Nnh Dem 8ebrauh
Der WteotSin riih;t Sbr Cub beiisr. Nes
alnnt ~ie'ort. aault bic Iinen bel 3.
=. @rbart. Npotbster, Nns.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
&iseomlin.

5rau 5letfer Bill. bic @attin
ein,s .5armers MI Ser SuoiOn 8ooc. 5
Witl IN llolib BON Menominee. erl6lue
riusn aroBen srauen @olf in ibrem
Sri. mohin er auf Der 5ludt Dor gun,
ben q, ililhiet mar. Die 5rou bate nur
einen SIuf in Der 6anb. bod periebte
tie NIT oisiem benz @olf einen 10 frdiis
gen Streih iiber ben &iden, oaB ie
ihm oas &iifsrnt broh. Die 5rau
wirb fir ben aopf oes 9bieres nun aut
Die $40 Sansprdmie betommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
I<e1- Vnd) Galiiurnien.

3rel llsberlono'S 6nelSiiae tdgIit,.
leoer iftn ous9e1tuttet nit ollem Meijes
Comfort - Der San 6rnncisco Suers
lamb SImlteo, Der Sos Nnseles 9imiteo
uno Der California Mtail.
Ssrbinoun9su nit oieieu 3iisen iuer.
Den 9emodt an ollen Stailpnsn Der
gturtbluel 8iitlein, Relers
uaiionen nno senaus GtnSslb item limb
erbdItIId uenn Sic lih an Die Iidets
nssnten Der 0hicdso & Nortbweitsrn
Sdbn menoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
uniere beutiae Summer.

Hie ldBt es unIer Blatt an
Bunitlidtsit isbIen. unb nos
ben Snbalt betriift 70 fpri1t
berielbe, iuis man Su iasen pflest.
tuisoer fir fih islbit. @snn's
uns 9eseben mare. oemielbsn belier
su aeitalten, 10 mare es liheriih
9sideben.
Sn ieiuem 10 beliebt unb su
elmer itdnbieen Snititution ses
pOroenen &eiieifiSSen, Die.
iusnn es nah benz pielfah onsaes
iprObenen @unihe Der 2eIer
sebt. sr gar nidt msbr unterbrss
den oiirfte, ihreibt unier @ e.
unobeitsrotb fortgeiest
in lpannenoer @eiie pom y as
mama uno ben Banamanern;
er miro ooppn nod uiel mPhr 5u
bert6ten baben. uno oieIe Hegion
pom Onfel Cams neuermorbes
mem Webiete miro bis LANCE nod
Der Touenotfg oes sroBen 9as
%naIbaues im roer9runoe oes
DHentlihen 9nlereIieS iteben.
Rrominent unler ben anoern Nrs
titeln Der @eiunoheiiss Ibtbeilung
mar Der S9luB Der ausseSeidlnes
ten @tilbe iibsr .Wte afute
arantbeiten hrontlh
gem d. neroen". BON Or.
0enrG 2inolabr. Elm
Nufinb iber oie'es 9hemn in @rs
5dbIungsform unO Dem Dirfliden
2eben %eninUmmen, Der nl6t nut
h0dit intereiinnt ipnbern
8ort fir Wort in bobem WaBe
belebreno lit. Wtlt Gedt
iuerosn Die 2eier nuf Die 6ort'
leBuns uon Or. 9inolabr'S Beis
tro9en seipannt lein. Sn Der
fortlhrlttll6eu NaturbetImeiie
lit er Elm erinbrener 8raftifer.
uno feline Musiabrunsen f6nnsn
dis multersiltise betradtet mere
ben.
@a8 ben onerfannt
unuerSIe d d 8riefs
ia It EN- beS @siunebltsratbS
betrlfft uno ipsIhs 9rblbeilung
III beioen SemtspbGren mebr
rno mebr Nuimertinmtsit su
erre9en beginnt. 10 lit oieIelbe
nab benz bei uIenen uribsile BON
Qeiern BON Drummer su hummer
INNER gro 5iia!aer. intmsr pon
inteniioerer rratliiher gtiblihs
felt, INNER aasemsin intelsiiaus
ter uno iiberSeu9enoer. so fam
nur Semano ldreibsn. mie oiele
2eier nns ueriihern, Der lein @es
bet beberrlht uno uoa 9liben'
Der 8e9siIterung fir cine sroBe
uno iuabre Sahe lit. 8es
8eiunoheltsratbs beuttse Nrtifel
oiirfen liherIit nieoer nIs mars
tante 8sttrdge sur @,lienibaft
bonn 4eben be5elhnet werbeu.
Or ihrelbt unb ipirft iuubl fir
Die san5e Wenidbeit, iuenn
aud bisber Die ausermdblten
8euisen MUIR i'm h0ren uno
ihm ipIssn. aber ibre 3abI lit i'm
% d ZEN. benin 9roBe, 10 E
@ahr belten mOsen Ianoinm
mnrlhiren. aber ale bDjen Mdhte
t6nnen ibren Steses5us n,bt
binoernl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
gersnisunss=@ esweiier.

Riiou. Seecu Rahmittos uno Gbeno
snanoelbiioer uno IIluiirlrte 2ieoer.
6 aiiup. s3eoen Rahmitfag uno Abeno
gYanoelbiloer uno iuuitrirte Qleoer.
ypric. Seben aohmittae uho Nbeno
gSauoelbilner uub iIluiirirte Hieoer.
ga GroHe 1beater. ganoeIbiioer une
iliuitrirte &Ieoer.
Maieffic. Seoeu Nahmittog uno Nbeno
Wouoeuine : Bo~riteGlnH9en uno RanoeI'
biloer. 3ueimnlieer 99ehieI leoe &o6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Heriomalia.

SRI. Bertha 9idifh lit su 8eiud
nab Chicago nno &eit 8eno sereilt.
Srau Minnie 8reibah. Die i'm
Ct, 6rancis Sofpiial frant oornie oerlaa, 1T
%erfreul der Use ie mieoer gen fen.
Trou Ghos. Sidifd uno 9odter,
Die bel Srn. uno SSrou s. 81. Sidlid su 8e.
iah iparen, iino nad 9enuer suriidgttebrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Gonuent Der Sranberrell.

| Miliuoutee belt
ON Wittlpoh Der
Brauherre : Ser.
bdno oeS Staates
8iseoniin uno
Der n0roliden
SalbinieI gtiti'
9ans ieine Sab.
iesperiamm | III 9
ab, Die NIT einem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

az Ber @eIoer su mdbigen Binfen Iei'
tsn mt hte, eiuen perl1BIihen Rotbseber fir
Te.bs unb Mortgages brauht. ooer Bele
auf quite Siherbeit ausIeiben mill. wtnos
lib an H. 3. Stdifh, iber benz You Zen
Shuh,@efmdft an 9earl Ctr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Gaiper. Chippewa Sails; Carl Cur.
tennfer. ga eroiie; 6. q. WaIer,
Emo &ipers; u. g. 2inbemann, Mlls
uaufee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Sn 6armonie

Sinb nnisrs Brsiie fir Bnubols unb bic
Shnsliistsit. in Der mir i'm Stnnoe Iino
fslblt ouBsresm0bniihe Bsiteaunssm
ans5niibrsH; mir f6nnen's neil mir
sinen nnbs9renSten BOrrotb BON Gob'
mnteriai eiHls9en f6nnsn uno uniere
5oeilitdtsR Ole moberniten fin6. &au'
fer Sic bier uuo Sic bsseben teimen
Jehlfr. "
5enfsr. Tbirer. 2eiiten. 5uBb6ben.
innsrs Sol5arbeitsn. 2dbsns uno Com
tor ginri6tansrry aunitslus u. |. %.
s.gIl!, / g.alsss Mig. @.
Rseise 'VboHe 1870. eaeroHe, sSis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
SC RdreS s.
Rum eriteu Mof in Der Wejhidbte

oss Hate %epin 3iitrltts iino mrulgs
Der beitlsen aaIie OerihIsoenen sroBere
Eusllen uno 3uHliie bort ssfrOren.
Bdde uno 9slfe iinb sbsniale nit
SIS lberiosen. BieIe junge Glihe uer'
ben baour6 eritidsn. Sm CONNER
wuroen in %sennnntsn @elUdiiern olele
juuse 6Orelen aus9eIest.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

~ Ter bette RutIhen' uno 8spdd'
i~paaenbienIt in Der Staoi tpiro Shnen bon
Der @atemnp gttp 9ransfer Go.
aelieiert. Bhones ITO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Gontor=Webilfin uerlanat.

Gin imuscs Maod,eu, iibcr 16
Sabre ait. aus gutter c~cntid,er Tas
miiic. fiHoet i'm .,Norsftcrn". 6 outur
gieih leid,tc NIB bilcenpe Mntcuuna.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Standardization.

~ @. 9. BonNuten BerfidsruHgs'
Nernt 8frsihaits. ODER S;9erbeitssS ones
32s 8earl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Don Banana iemSet nns Sr.

Don Banana ienoet nns Sr.
Geo. 3. u uho. Der pom elspslano
aus cine @r5Olunssreiie mad Der @lnnl'
sOne antrat. cine Anii6ts p%Oitfarte BON
Der Staot 8annma, NIT iOlssnten
Borten:
.@unoerpols Nrbsit 1T sntlans Der
Gone geIeiitet morben. SD bs5meifls
leooh ooB Der Canal in Der ~propbe5sis
ten 5rilt uOaenoet isin pirb. Die
Gusiiht bier pom rSOtsl TiuOli" aus
auf benz StiGen Ocean lit unbsi9rsibs
LID ih6n."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Infer riibriser ztaotanualt.

or. SCHUBERT. mar otsler 9ase in Mas
otlon. un sesen cine SiI 5u Opponiren.
ruoudh Stdote Die 6dlfte lbrer Shanf'
Iljensgebubren ben Counties fir @e9es
oerbenerunsen iiber9eben mibtsn, mas
tur ga 9rpiIe einsn %erlult Don $4,000
beoeutsn mllroe.
Nnh oeltirte er gu @unltsn zines
Announcements ~ Dem @elsBe betr.
ShaeenerIue Nuipritsu aeaen Stdote.
iuonad bic 3eit Der anipruhs.@ inreis
dung pom 81 ani 10 Gdse u~srrlnsslt
loQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
Neuelte Rn5eiaen.
Gltiue spepalan3etgsu ioiten:

llebsr II @orte 2 Gents pro sSsrt.
Tie VI orie .WerIanat", .3u nsrfnufeu" ia ni
%nietheG" .Earirer uerIanat" II. :. ~. 'ppie BIZ
doorefieu fino elm Ebeil Der Nr3eiaeu uno %rliiIen be-
BreissNerehnung ale ssorte mitaesahit merbsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
lie Ga @roHe ,nbuftrial alT'n

plant, elm neues uuo $50 900 5u ~tOliens
oes 6abrifsebdube fir bic @aiionol
@uuss & Resiitsr 60. srri6tsm Su Ini.
fen, oeren Quarter Idnsit 81 tIein se'
mOroen iii uuo fir Die man bisber fetue
paiienoen GOfaIitdten beihnfen tOnnte.
Die neue 5abrtt bat elm iet 9iinittses
Ba6Stbum 81 per5sihnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

poroen III umo fir bic man bisher feline
paiienoen 9ofolitdten beihofien tonnte.
Die neue 5abrtt bat Elm iet 9iinitises
Babstbum 5u perSeihnen.
Sesiiglid bcs 1ooes bon Srm.
Sobn He9Ier in San NniOnip,
Ieras, uno Don unS bereits turs bee
rihtet. lhreiht bic oOrtige yEsrls
Stnntsseituns":
nSobn Se9ler. elm alter m%olbefnnnter
oeutlher Burger u%nierer Staot, lit ant
8onnerItn9 WOrgen 9%eitOrbeH. @r mar
70 Sabre aIt nno bat lett ungeidbr ~
Snbren in %unlerer Staot oeuobnt. @r
ltammte aug Der Sdluei5. par friber
I'm Noroen ais grnumetlter lbdtie uno
fam ats iOlder aub bierher. Sabres
lang lsitste er Die Nlamp Brauerei. bic
lp0ter e,nstns. Damn bate CT Elm
Yorseaanpaarenselhdft. Sn ben lpbs
ten Sabren bate sr iid sanj juriids,
9ejo9eH. Selne @nttin uno orei Tocb.
ter, 5rau s. Otto 3ipS in louisville.
8p.. 5rau alice S6m,ot in Milwaus
fee uno Sri. 9lttie 2esler Iberleben
ibn."
3uppelteS Matbeur! Der iunse
0enr1 8utllaume. Der mesen elmer
SlebesaHaire I'M @ouniDperl,eB iaR,
wuroe 5u allen Eeb nuh nod Don
~appenotcitis b~efalen, uno nnh elmer
unteriubung ourh ben Gountparst
6Ipnn nah Dem Ct. 6rancts Spttal
sebrnht uno bort leIb,tuerltanolih
prompt operirt. arant i'm Bette, nno
EN- Wndler oes @eieges gu isinsr Ssite.
ut oas SdifiaI oes jungen Mannes
iiperlid fem rOlises.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS
Concerning R. D. MacLean


 R. D. MacLean who impersonates the valiant patriot, Brutus, in Will liam Favershams revival of Julius Caesar" is one of the most illustri- ous Shallespearian actors upon the English speaking stage. MT Mac Leans long and worthy professional efforts have been devoted almost en- tirely to the services of classical and Shakespearian drama. His first pro- fessional appearance was made near Iy a quarter of a century ago as Pygmalion in "PygmaIion and Gala tea" and during the same initial sea son he played also the roles of Romeo and Malvelie. The following season he played Richard III and Skylock Next he bought the play of -Sparticus' in which he appeared for several years with great sue cess. For several seasons thereafter Mir. MacLean headed his own com pany in Shakespearian repertoire, and after producing elaborately Julius Caesar" The Merchant of Venice Romeo and Juliet" and "OthelO," he joined forces with Mme MOdjes- ka who was then in the zenith of her powers and popularity. With her he played the leading parts in Macbeth" King John," "COrioanus" and The School for Scandal one of his few appearances in modern drama was as General Kenyon in The Heart of Maryland" for which he was especially engaged by David Belasco. For the past three seasons MT. MacLean has been starring throughout the country as the head of a large organization devoted eN- cIusively to Shakespearian presenta- tion, but MT. Faversham persuaded Mr MacLean to lay aside his own managerial activities for the sake of joining in with MT. Faversham's revival of Julius Caesar" which boasts the finest Shakespearian cast in more than half a century. MT. MacLean will be a permanent mem Der of MT. Faversham's elaborate presentation of "Othello' and Rom 70 and Juliet promised at the con clusion of his present tour.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Coliseum

Something doing every minute n that's the nature of the vaudeville bill at the Coliseum this week. Three acts of the entertaining kind, not to say fully up to standard, form most pleasing program. Each turn meets with a large amount of appreciation al the hands of the audience, which is usually the success meted out to the Coliseum bills, for the patrons all ways seem eager to reward all efforts nut forth. The movie bill is the lat est yet, embracing both the comedy and drama.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Empress

The siege has been lifted. The scarcity of accommodations, which has caused so much annoyance 10 the visitors in Phoenix during the last week, has been relieved. Not that any new hotels have been built or old buildings converted into lodg- ing houses, but at the Empress thea ter the problem has been solved by the Louis B. Jacobs Musical Comedy company, which tonight is offering Rooms for Rent" The comedy is of the side-splitting variety which keeps one guessing as to whats com ing next. It is from the pen of Fritz Fields, that prolific writer of tabloid musical comedies, whose name IS already watchword for humor throughout Arizona.
 Hazel Wainwright, the clever prima donna; Clair Simpson, Countess So- bieski, Ray Duncan, Bert Roach, Billy Weber and Lou Jacobs, together with the Dancing Doll, is ten bright, sing ing and dancing novelties, and will all tend to offer one of the cleverest musical comedies ever seen in Phoe- nix.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
The Lamara

Manager Mace of the Lamara thea- ter announces the return engagement of "Tigris, the Master Cracksman' a sensational four-reeI drama, from Italia" films. This picture is one of the masterpieces of picturedom and contains all those sensations and thrills that abound in European pie lures. It was taken at the expendi- ture of a large amount of money and the services of several thousand ac- tors and actresses were employed in perfecting the ensembles. The La mara orchestra, a newly organized adjunct to the theater vii play for the pictures today for the first time.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Edison Talking Pictures

Announcement that Thomas A. Edison's latest mechanical rival of the stage, the Kinetophone, is now working successfully before large au- diences, has stirred the theatrical and moving picture world. It is de- cIared by stage amnagers that the machine really works and is not a mere approximation to an ideal' such as was exhibited in all parts of America not many years ago. The Kfnetophone is one more step in the process by which the world is be- coming a better place to exist in. The Edison Talking Pictures will be seen here for the first time at the EIks' Theater, four nights, commence ing Saturday Nov. 15.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Lion Theater

The feature for Monday and Tues days program is a two reel Broncho production, Silent Heroes" It is a blood stirring war drama, with a human interest side that will touch the heart strings, an excellent les son in patriotism. The Frameup' a Majesti; reel is an Al pollce story with a good punch and capital ending. ''FrazzIed Finance is the corlxinr Thanhouser comedy that winds up the program and is sure enough laugh producer MT IT F. Ransom is singing the big hit In My Harem," and the Lion or chestra is rendering the latest popu- lar music in acceptable style.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
OR A WIRELESS.

Do you believe that Opportunity knocks at least once on every mans dcor?" q don't know whether l do or not. So many people have taken up my time who claimed to be Opportun- ity in disguise that I have about reach ed the conclusion that when Oppor- tunity means business she sends a man a gram"-Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-10
Notice Of Estimates Of Amounts Required To Nee Public Expenses Of The City Of Phoenix For The Ensuing Fiscal Year Ending
 June 30, 1914
COUNCIL CHAMBERS. CITY HALL

Pho -AJ COUNCIL City of Phoenix Arizona met in McDen Warren and Csney -
The Detroit times., 1913-12-05
SICK, SOUR STOMACH,
INDIGESTION OR GAS
Take "Pape's Diapepsin" and in Ave
minutes you'll wonder what be-
came Of misery in stomach.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion OF the food did the
|damage-do you? Well. don't bother
II your stomach 10 In q revolt: II
sour, sassy and upset, and what you
just ate has fermentsd into stubborn
Jumps; head dizsy and aches; belch
gases and acids and eructate undi
gssted food: breath foul. tongue coat
ed--just take q little Paps's Diapep
ain and In Ave minutes you wonder
what became OF the indigestion and
distress.
Millions Of men and women today
know that II IL needless to have q
bad stomach. A little Diapepsin oc'
casionally keeps this delicate organ
regulated and they eat their favorite
foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebel
lion; IL your food IL . damage in
stead Of help. remember the quick
est surest. most harmless relief II
Pape's Diapepsin. which costs only
nifty cents for a large case at drug
stores. It's truly wonderful-it di.
gests food and sets things straight,
80 gently and easily that 1t II really
astonishing. Please, for your sake.
don't 90 on and on with weak, dis
ordered stomach: IT'S so unnecessary.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-05

And the dressing OF these dolls will
be the refinement OF that sweet char.
ity that keeps the left hand In ignor.
ance of the god deeds of the right.
In the very nature OF things. the
miss or lady who makes q set of
clothes for one OF these dolls, Will
never know the child that will receive
It.
All the good lady will know is that
on Christmas morning, when some
childish eyes are opened and wist.
fully turned In the direction that the
yearning heart has chosen az the most
logical place for Santa to look, the
longing eyes of the child will be re.
warded with the sight OF bulging
stocking. instead of an empty re-
ceptacle. orgotten-empty OF Christ.
mas cheer.
DO YOU want to put doll In this
child's stocking?
or course there are great numbers
OF people who can't dress dolls.
But IL any wish to join In the good
work of taking care of the children
OF the poor on this greatest day of
the year, The Times will help this
class. too.
Send your funds to the Detroit
Times ONCE, and with the assistance
OF the gentlemen who gave 80 liber-
ally OF their time and money last
year, we will do the rest.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-05

Do you want to put doll In this
child's stocking?
Sure you do!
And the Detroit Times will help
you.
During the holiday season last
year. The Times printed this Forgot.
ten" cartoon by Tom May, and called
| on It's readers for funds which would
be used to preclude such a condition
in the case Of any poor kiddie In Mis-
| big city.
And our readers responded nobly.
Over $1,000 was turned over to The
Times to buy dolls and games and
sleds and toys, till It was made GER
tain that no empty stocking met the
disappointed eyes of any poverty
stricken boy or girl in Detroit.
The funds were SO well-handled by
The gentlemen who assisted The
frimes a. members of the Forgotten"
club, that at the close Of the Santa
campaign, there was some money left
Nm the hands Of the treasurer.
Now we are going to initiate our
women folk--old and young-into the
'Forgotten" club.
How?
Simplest thing In the world.
The Times 10 going to purchase
with the funds that were left from
asst Christmas, large number of
hollis.
These dolls Will be placed In the
windows of downtown stores, and at
The Times once. and the ladies are
Invited to take one home and dress
I, and then return II to The Times.
No elaborate costuming Is wanted
% make the irony OF fate all the more
noticeable to the final recipient.
Just dolls clothes that will glad
len the heart of a poor child.