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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
0rpFcr &crIuit.
r,dcr Der bcScuteuoiteu Tiplpmutcn
Sapaus gcitOrben.

Sdodfu Sapaffi, ser oieier Soge
in 9otio peritorbsn 1T, mar elmer osr
beoeutenolten DipIomdten, iiber 81:
oos Sapan bon beute psrfiiet. Gr
sntitammte elmer tirserlihen Qrstfas
mile. purhe, ME bic m~siiten Ieben=
Zen iapanif9en StadtsmGnner, erIt
fpdt esooeIt. 6onofhi bat elm OIL
tex BON SO Sabren srreiht. Gr mar
ctnec ser eriten Stuoenten, Die BON
Der Sotusatros RsQisrune gum Stus
oiEm jns Quslano uno 5par nab
England gsididt puroe. gr mubt.
aber silisit suridtebren. aIs Die Res
ItaurdtionstGmpfe ousbraden. gr
foht bann fir bos Sdoeunat eseen
bic aoiierlifen un0 tdmpfte on Der
Stibe tpenieer toufeno SpIoaten nit
trbitterter 9upferteit sIleBt in Der
@s-+sioi9una 6otcootes.
Rad unt.rbriitung ser 3sbslIipn
mar er Stpei Sabre aefdneen, mar
odnn sundhIt in Ser Stootperpol<
ting tGtig unb frat srii i'm Sabre
l671 nieher in BEN StaotsoienIt, in
be Notwithstanding uno ipGter in
Die 0erpdI.unq oes t1iierIihen6ausz
hdlts. Gr puroe hieroIf Vropinsiz
announcement uno 1891 Setret1r uno
Gi3eminiiter bes QusrGrtiosn Qns
tes. 1896 oinq sr nab 9eenoiounq
oes iapaniits 6inefifhen &risoes nod
Petine. in bic ftpisriae @sfanotsnr
iteIlunq. Die er iebr asTfidt unb ers
fo;9reih ausfiillte. 1898 ainq er
in eleitsr Giaenidoft nab Refers
burg, mo Inn bic ousbrehen6sn
Shpieri9tsitsn tpegen 9orsa piel
Wfibe matten.
Rod tpsnigen Monaten iishelts CT
aG5 G%efdnotsr mad 2onhon iiber, uno
Cert mar er erit rihti9 am Srte.
9:s odnsen @prorbeiten altin Nb=
'fIub oss iapaniidsenalii6sn 8iinoz
miles ino bon ihm o~slsitst. Gr mar
ionanifter 0sIeeierter olf Ser 6ries
~nenstonferens i'm 6aaa 1899. no
Fein Iiebensniirbiees Wsien Inn piels
Nr.unbe ertpdrb. Sp1ter nuroe sr
Winiiter hss G~uspGrtiasn in pers
F6iebsnen Sabinstter. bod apon1
Inn fhnsre Sronthsit al orobsr 3u>
rudbdItuna. Ssine fart aoersTipe
VoIitil seq.n China trua oiidb nsri1
TrItte. Gr 1T nebenbsi als poIitiz
fher Shriftftstler pisl bsrporeetr.ten.
WactiopslIis r1iirIten" unb mills
~PpIitii6e Sstoncmie" Bot sr ms
SaponiIde iibsrIsbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
Sen ais Snhneriuttcr.

Gs maq DON Wan6sm be3peifelt
peroen, BOD 1T es 2atiune, Dab beus
ts SduTenoe BON 3onnen 9eu in Die
lem Sanoe ais 6Ibnsrfutter pers
brouht neroen. Seit Sabrsn mar
es betannt, odB !6ihnsr, peIte gu
gang gu 8riinfutter hdbsn, better Ies
gen, ais iolhe, bic oieie Qrt BON
Tutter entbebrsn miiFen; crit fpdter
hrunq aud Die Grtenntni5 ourh. Dab
mar i'm Winter audi grimes @emiiie
nit 8orteit an Die 6ibner psrfiittern
tonne. absr nod ipdtsr madte man
Die G%rfabrunq. oaB ou6 9eu Elm
por3igIides Winterfutter fir uniere
QtfliiQeItsn !6aasttere abaebe. 9as
heite !0su fir oieien 3tped Qibt Der
Rdfenihn;tt, Der iorafdltiQ in
Shatten 9etrodnst uno bann fortqes
itdpelt ntro. 9oh nift ieoem itebt
ioIf }lrtes 9eu CUR 9erfUQun9.
pno "a 1T IS Damn pon Wert, gu
piiieE. 6aB Slice uno 4lfalfas 6eu,
gu 6ddieI geihnittsn, fat sbenio
Germ bon Den !6iihnern asfreTsn pirb.
Mon III nod einsn Sdritt meter
qe9angen uno bat alesheu gu sinsm
feinen Webl 3ermabltn. I'm aIs
Saupts 5narsoisns elmer S6Iampe be-
nuBt gu iperben, bic BON ben 6iibs
febr germ gefreNen Miro. Tod
RefuItats bat man nit 9tlfals
fasW}ebI gema6t, bas, Elm lpsnig an=
qsfsuttet, cine ioftia Crime forbe
onnimmt unb eirsn Duff pie frifd
aemdbtes !6eu dusitromt. Wdn
lam risfes 9iibnsrfutter noh pers
bs'fern, tusnn man es nit anotsn=
msbl uno .inigen unberen Snsres
oten3en permenot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

Q. Gboro!teriitiifeS @ahStum sty
Nounons Illtci.
9odrbuIheI, pappus %asn1nnt, oerles
ben. Die oa3u beitragsn, oab Die ga
men pom Ainoe uter oas benahbarte
2ano 9etragen tpsrosn. Wsrtipuroiger
Weiie b%rtngen nur penige Der Yflun-
ZEN pahstumsfdbi9c Samen beroor,
hoh 1T Die 3abt oeris,beu immerbln
CROP qenuq, I'm cine rdidle Werbreis
tung oes llntrauis 81 ermo9Iihsn,
ipenn es niht in ipItema.liher Weiie
Qusqerottet Miro. Dos UertrdQsn
Der Samsntorner geihiebt iibrlosna
nitt ALIEN ourt Sen Wino, ionotrn
aud ourh WaNerIauie. Sumal in OF
esnben, in oenen 9ds Nano beriei,lt
miro. 9eim Gintrnteu BON tleintors
niotm 0etrsios ipsrosn niht ieltsn
9iiteIiamen nit singebeimit. meiiteus
jsoch bsim 0reifsn pjsoer aus9es
fdisoen. Smmsrbin 1T IS rattan.
Yoltes @etreibe. btionosrs 8aier,
fans es CUR Nusiaot benuBt piro.
porber nod einmoi gu r%sinigen.
Wsnn oui Wieisn. Ole CUR Seaernte
bsnubt psroen. 0iItslpfiauStn lpads
fen. III cine Meitsrpsrbreitung oss
lntrauts burh Snmsn nur hann al
bsfirhten. ipenn bos @ros gu ipdt
9sidnittsn Miro, .. b. 81 elmer 3eit,
mo Die 0iItsl,opfe ihon r,ifs Sas
mentorner aufpeiIer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

Vie bette 4rt, oisisS llntraut aus
surpttsr. nad)osm Is tinmal SUB 9ts
iobt bat. 1T Die, iein Wafstum ourb
frubseitiges 4bmdbsn sinSuoGmm,n.
@eidiebt Dies in syiin0Iitsr uno ans
hduernoer Weiie, 10 ltsrben oit Wurs
ssln aumdblit ab. Der deere Yell
Ser QilarSe ibt uueetlbr oiei,Ibt
Sunttion aus. pie beim Sier ois
2ures, un5 miro RE NfIdnse hisTtr
Gaupt : %QebenSquele peroubt, 10 mub
fs bdlo gu Urunoe osher. W1nhe
Tarmer modsn einen Anidn1 nit ser
@usrottuna Der 0iitsl, aebeu o5sr
bdIo naS Beginner auf. 2lus oieiem
@runoe Fno tie otnr aud nitt in
ihyem 8emiiben erfoIgrtit. @toulo
un6 Nuaoduer in Der 9stdmpfun9
Der QeIt 1T sum GrfoIes unsrIobIih,
ncbreno o~berildtIide MabrsgsIn i'm
Gs9entejI nidlt islter Die ipeiters 9srs
byejtur9 oes llntrauts ioroern.
@pn isiten ots Gunoesbursaus fir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

rem J0Isn tpuroe 5as6 ouf fie se=
ma6t. uno Dor nod niht 70 iebr
LANCER 3eit bieb ss. has lsste ii GEE
ihohen moroen; bod tonnte Dies
ni6t nit Doaiger geittmmtbeit eeidgt
peroen.
Wober tommt nun oas neu sr=
rpdhte Snter.fie an Der ginburg.ruug
bon aamelen2
Die erpdhnten Wditsnsien ober
GeoIdnbsrsien fno, obpobI tie nod
CREPE M~oeli6feitsn fir Den Metons
iudsr bisten, nur dubsrit penig BON
G%iienbabnen cher gsp0hnlihsn 5ohr=
pegen, ME tie fir BEN Motorfposenz
8ertsbr eeeionet rdrsn, ourA5ogsn,
uno lie peroen aud ierner 10 gut ME
pfaolos fein. Tenn bic gei6affen>
bit nes 9ooen:. Der gum sroBen
Sell aus Gluef1no beitsbt, ma6t Die
Qnie9un9 iresno relher o%auerbdften
Wege geraosSu unnigli6. 9as 3az
mel ntsr, nit IsinM oiten Yoliterz
6uBsn, f6eint bon 1er Natur eI9ens
fir ol6es Geidrbe eei6affen gu
iein; IS piro in aemielben nift bes
fonoers srmioet, tonmt raid poran,
III elm gutter 9aittrdgsr uno lam
LANCE Streden obne Speiie ooer
Grant 3~uridIeeen. Wdrum ioate es
alio fir oisis 3eqionen niht ebenIo
gut oerpsnobar Ie;n, ME fir ole be-
treffsnoen oss Srients, penn feline
Ginbiresrun9 peritdnonispoa betrisz
ben Miro? 0os Nlima ideint abioz
tut teine S6mierigteitsn gu bieten.
llebyigens lit oos &ameI ni6t BLOB
in tropi'den Wuittn Der alten Welt
out gsbisbsn, ionoern bat iid auh
Idon isit Sabrhuroerten auf Sod
ldnosrr BON Sntien uno Ifgbonitan.
auf Stsppsn Don Sibirien uno oud
in QuitraIisn red3t riislid erpi.isn.
0aber mag ss sbenio gut mod elm.
arobs ameritoniits 3utunft babtn-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
SameIe iuicscr seiudlt.
Sir Hniere iiioweitIidjsn @Hiten.
Ccoidnoercicn.

Ibermals 1T oas proiett Ser Gins
burgerunI BON qameltn aus BEN
Orient in unierem SiiopeItsn lsbens
DIG 9eporosn. Cine @eieaihaft, IN
oeren Spibe ser bsrporragenoe tsrlz
niite 0ish5iidtsr S. $. 9rimtIs
Itebt. tyiift 4nltalten, 3umele aus
ben Wiiitsu oss Orienls nab osnz
lenlQen BON Nep Wierico, Mrisond
uno &allfornien uno audi mad ben
hdIbtrodsnsn Qdnoereisn BON Seros
gu oerbrln0en, 3pcibunoert 8ameIe
loQen impprtiert uno porsrit nuf sin
Weioeaut an Iio @ranoe. unqefGhr
$50 Meiler Iuo.i6 bon Rap 0eros,
9ebratt nsroen.
9etdnntIid 1T Ibon minositsns
einmol 3uoor psriud,t norosn. ods
nShiff ser WiIte" in ben Der. Staus
ten beimiih gu MAIDEN, in nensn los
gar Die llrheimat Der 8amsls, ooer
e.pos dnoers Qebduter @prfubrsn
osrieIbsn. in Isrnsr 0orssit estpeien
iein iou mas freilid in teiner
Wsifs mabasbtno fir oen Grfole
ueusr Ginburgsrungs : llntsrn,bz
muresn i,in Tam. Der &onfooss
riert.n 3 prdIiosnt S,fferior 0apis,
f6on our Set, ais sr arisosistr.tdr
i'm 9obinttt Bon prdiiosnt Qi,rce
mar. peroulubts IS, SdB Ole Re9ies
run9 ein,n 0triuh our 3ittuna BON
&dmeIen maht., pon bensn .r ertpors
tets. oab ft i'm 8ris9s ota.n feino=
lihe Sn6idntr uno audi uuf AMBER.
WeiIe in Wiittrsisn Isbr oisnIid oes
mdtt reroer ionnten.
Sn ser not importi.rte sic Bun.
oesr,gierurQ 1856 pisr3ia 8omsle
nebit 3roli ormsniihsn 2rsiberu uno
ihren Tamilien. Nbtr oils is ndhe3u
70 nett mar. bob Die Were ibre RiiBs
lihteit ,rtpeiisu %Io4ten. lam Der
9irotrtrie1 uno lent. Die IuFmsrts
Fomteit aur 0uni nnoere TinQe. llno
nab StluB bss 9ijr0trtrieQes mar
oas SnttysHs an oieitn Blame Elm III
Qerinoss Qerporoeu. Tdber nuroen
Nie 2ier,, 0dmals 1875 idhItn0, on
oen @ietsihtsr Gooprpooo su 60.
rsop. 2,r,. fir MIR 10 bis ID Nol-
lars oas Stiid r~srtduft; Elm 2tiI ner
Nsroe ruroe an cine 2ransport Sc
'slihdft IN Werito tpeittrpertduft,
uuo unNert uurotn nab 3aIifprritn
asidnot. lpdbrcno ,iniet ron 3irtuNsn
trfporben lpurntn. S,ns m~,ritdniihe
@e'.lihdit ntrtradt.. uno ihre 3ns
mtlt plnoertsr msiitsns mad ben
Der. Staater suriid.
Nuh bier mar aus ircero tiutm
@runoe ibrs @tripsnoung tsir rsdttr
Grfol9 uno nab uro nab puroen
70 sismIjh ole admtIs lauisr 9sIai
ZEN cher trattu aus. Sic ihirei'ten
Damn in Wiiittr ron 8dlifotnitn.
W},rito uno 2erds lumber. bin mo
lpjtoty ourh ibr u%nertrdrte.es uao
fir ic untrtldrlitss Au'tduhtn
obsraIdutiite ~Gorpbona~ uuo
&eimitdi.ltr srihTt6,no. IN aHaes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22


rem 3ur Husrottuug Der 9iitcI.
tc uno 8rdisr iippig eeoei6en
uno no audi ole Iiitel bdrtnddiqer
a~usodusrt ais in psriger prooutti.
oe,a Grorei6. BON oen eenannten
pttdn3en 1T Nlfdlfa ipobl Die nirt.
ldnlte. Smmerbin lit bic Wethooe
ritt 10 griinoIih uno erioloreid, ME
rein: GuItioieruna. Die oeshalb aud
bier nod ais Gtgdn3ungsmaBreQel
angtpanot psrbtn io[t,.
0oS gsitrsuen Der Tiiteln nit
Sal3 Miro itelenpeiis BORT onQe.
ponot, mo Ole Wjeie gu Weioeslpeden
iir oos 8ieb, sumal Ghdie, ~peripdnot
tpiro, Ourh bas 9eoiirfnis mad
S~dl5gtnub anQsiodt. 'yef,n oie Siere
gspcbnlit Die 0iiteln an ooer tram
ptln lie nteber. am 5eIten III Is.
oas llntrdut madden su IuFen. bic
IS 81 bliihen beQinnt, Is Damn ab3us
baden un0 Die neu brrporIpriebenOen
neuen ShobllnQe nit elmer tleintr
6onoopl Sol3 Gil beitreuel,. @srIufe
nit 9tipriihtn Ser llntrautpflon3tn
nit 8iftigeu GbemitdIitn BADEN fh
biSber nod nttlt as chr erfolQreih
belpieien. 0a Die Vi.orwn nohl Iirs
rite unidd6Iih Qeinadt meroen. lss
ood, in nohiten Jabr ~oenobntih
pieoer gum @oyitsin .ommen. Tjsis
Irt Der Grptrimente lit ieooh noh
sn neu, nm itor Elm euoajiltj1ts
llrteil obqsbtn gu t0anen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22

l. &tc aanaoae EiiteI; reht5 0Iuten'
sfueig uno GIatt.
nrrbIiGen aalifornien nG6it. Qud
in Den BON Den 5elieagsbirgen our4s
Sosenen Staatsn ihcint ie iid aus5us
bgs'ten.
Die 9dnaoas DiFsl miro l big 3
SUB bod, if itbr gsra0t gepahs
fen uno 1T an ibren Iappigen, iebr
itahIiftn 8idttern, 6eren unters
Seite Ieitt bsbaart if, uno ibren
'opfurti9en roiafurbiqen Bitten en-
oen Gnoen Der 3meige ertenntli6.
aIs perennieren0e pfIan3e per6r.itst
iie iitT fopobl hurh ibrsn Samen,
ME bur6 ibre WurjeIidobIjnss, bic
iit nah alien Seiten in hori3ontaler
gidtung aus6reiten, pie aus ~unfsrer
abbiIoung erii6tIi6 1T. Die nee
ientIihe uno hdufigite Qrt Der sorts
pfIanSun9 1T Die ourd Den Samen,
Der gIott. bon braunsr 5arbe, etlpa
~ SOL lang uno ndbe5u 5Dlinoerfors
mig. am oberen Gnoe etfpas 3uqsipibt
1T, Ssoss Samentprn 1T nit sin.m
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
gcfampfuna Der aamabn.S iitel.

gu Den lditisitsn lIntruutsplus.n
bs3 5armers qsb0rt unitreitig Die jos
genonnte Sanaoas ODER SdusDiitel,
Die ben botanilden Namen Giriium
NrpenIe futrt uno sumsiit in Den
noroli6en Staaten. bon Naine biz
Birainien. psitli9 Biz Noros9ototd
uao Sanfas, uno IN ben pueifii4sn
etaoten BON Wafbinstou bis gum
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-22
MildlneridIedltcrnna Nurdl Snftc.
rieu.

Infer Nderbau : Otpdrtement,
peIhes nit elmer llnitrfuAuna
Sipeds @erbtFeruna Der I'M spiitsns
ftaatlihsn 9onheI psrfdnettn Mild
b,iaGiijot 1T. bo; pc turiem Die
Qrii'uno Ser MiItsu'uby otr CtaNt
WteeIinQ, VI. @0.. 81 Gnos seiiibrt.
Nit tempordtsn 9obcyatoricn iin0
mad anosren Srten peyleQt pcrOcn.
sic ibren WiItbsoarf cbenianS pom
VroouSentsn mi; SrpiThenitod'ljhem
NdnntIsbetrjtb btiithtu. Solhc Crt.
'hofteu lsbtu Ser HeaierunQ oie bette
GsIs9enbeit. Die Nilhiulubr gu IN.
ter'uheu.
Die 8unotsinipettorer bdbtn nun
cine siufate G-tIdrune 3cfiir eefur.
ben, oab N2iIh. Sic aus onihejnsre
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

of Chicago with noted honOrs and was elected a member of the Phi Beta Rap pa of Illinois. pr. Johnstone complet- ed his medical course at the Rush Medical College, Chicago, having for mallv graduated from the Leland Stan ford University of California.
 For the last two years Dr. Johnstone has been doing the usual work of medical missionary in Tien Sin, China, and he proposes to take his bride there also. The inspiration for this work came to him through the influence of the Y M C. A.
 Miss Higley has been instructor in English in the Waukegan high school since her graduation, and she was re- elected for the ensuing year. The school board accepted her resignation with much regret, because of her eff ciency and unusual success IS a teacher
 The plans for the wedding trip are on a most extensive scale. Leaving Waukegan, they intend visiting eastern points of interest, then going up into Canada they will stop at various places as they go westward, then coming into the states again they will stop for a time at Sacramento to visit Dr. John stones brother who is state treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
UNUSED MUNITIONS
 RETURNED ID MAKERS
Uprising of General Felix Diax
 Recalled.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. B. After having been the direct cause of several law suits and a number of thrilling experiences 2168 boxes of ammunition and 1856 cases of rifles have been returned to a northern arms factory. The arms were in tended originally, it is believed, for the ill., starred revolt of Felix DiaZ at Vera Cruz. Keen eyed men, kept here by the department of justice, stopped the shipment. Several Mex jeans were arrested and tried, but acquitted.
 large hardware firm also was called upon to answer for an alleged attempt to break the naturality laws but no infraction of the law was shown. Since then there have been several changes in the ownership of the property, but all efforts to get the munition out of the country have failed The last owner, an English man, from Mexico City, who bought the arms and ammunition for specu- lative purposes, found the arms com pany itself the best purchaser he could find
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
PHOENIX WENDS
 WAY HOMEWARD
Returning Vacationers to Number of 600 a Day Now Flowing into City from All DirectiOns-ln- crease Unprecedented

The population of Phoenix is in Creasing at the rate of over six hun dred persons daily.
 That was the statement combined from the estimates of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific general agents, who are in position to know WherefOr they speak And the mum ber six hundred includes only such persons as are coming in by train. Births and arrivals in autos and wagons do not count in this six hundred.
 At no other season in the year is there such an influx of people here. At this time when vacations in the mountains the coast are drawing to a close-when the eXcur- sion rates are approaching their sea- sen end-then, Phoenix comes home in such sWarms as are indicated by the above quoted figures.
 But the surprising thing about this years home coming is that fully a quarter of the arrivals are new folks-not returning vacations at all.
 What a wealth of new strength these hearty happy people are bring ing with them will be demonstrated in the increased vigOur of Phoenix business life within the next few weeks. The refreshment of weeks in the surf and among the mountains will be plainly apparent in the aug mented industry of the workers when once they get their stride. And such fund of fishing stories, and anecdotes of the outdoor life they will tell. It will be like big human edition of a campers magazine.
 Some statisticians have been fig uring up the totals of Phoenix population on the basis of the mum bers of arrivals. If the figures of 1 the railroads are correct. there will be two thousand people come into ! Phoenix this week. This in -Odus' will likely be kept up in varying strength for three weeks more, and then will come another rise in the inflow when fair time comes. At such a rate, the populatino of PhOe- nix will increase by at least six 1 thousand between now and Novem- Der.
 1 Rather q majority of the returning
 Hoyagers come by way of Ash Fork | This shows that Phoenix people
 have been patronizing Arizona sum
 merland more Iiberally this year thar 1 ever before. Of course part of those | who come in that way are from the | coast and part from the east, bur 1 the report shows that most of then
 ared riftng back from the vicinity 1 of Fla estaff the Grand Canyon, Will | liams Prescott and the innumerab1t 1 summer camps in the mountains anC l eli the trout streams of CoCOinO anC 1 YaVapai counties
 The southern vacation lands. tho Catalinas, and Huachucas have alsc
 been well patronized this season, a:
 is evidenced by the heavy passenge 1 lists form the south. A lot of tn, newcomers are from California, wher. 1 customers are lured by golden prom | ises, and whence they disperse Ove1
 the entire western tier of states.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

From Sacramento they will go on to Wood Lake for short visit with the home folks since that is the location of his fathers fine fruit ranch, and then on to pr. Johnstone's own extensive fruit ranch at San Dimas, California There they will remain some weeks and probably one of their many side-tripS from San Dimas will include Phoenix.
 Proceeding leisurely on their trip to China they will go by way of Japan, stopping for a few weeks to visit the "Flowery Kingdom, still taking in all the points of interest as they proceed then after a little time spent in Shang- hai, China, they will take the new rail road, which has recently been com pleted, for Pekin and so on up to Tien Sin.
 In two years time Git is expected that they will then still be bride and groom') they expect to return to the United States for a time, but in making the return trip they will complete the circle of the globe making a remark able wedding trip in which will De crowded much in the way of philan- thropic and religious work together with most delightful sight seeing, cul- ture and enjoyment
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
TROUBLES OF \ LIAR
 FULLY EXPLAINED

The troubles of a liar could well be the title of the skit that will give Claude Kelly, the opportunity to ap- pear before a Phoenix audience again as an Irishman. Really the title of the piece is The Dancing Girl" called that probably because the dancing girls draperies get old man Reilly into deep trouble. Reilly, who has some inventive genius however does not propose to be caught that easily and so begins to invent in formation for the behoof of his wife. Every startling bit of information is a lie, pure simon pure, and twenty four carets fine, and every one of ''thim" gets Reilly deeper into the mire. Reilly tries to palm off the "theayter woman" on his wife. as his neice, but Mrs. R. isn't for adopting any stray "nayces."
 This skit promises to be one of the most pleasing programs that has yet been presented to the. public. It is full of catchy songs among which are Kiss Your Honeybunch Good night" I'd Like to Know Your Name" q Am Going Back to Caro- ! lina," and "The Grost of the Violin"
 The bill looks good from a before
 hand sight.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

20 lbs. granulated sugar $1.00 next Saturday (no delivery on sugar.. Me ees-Advertisement. m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
WEDDING TRIP WILL
 CIRCLE THE GLOBE
Former Phoenix Visitor to Have Ex
 tended Wedding Tour.

The many friends of Miss Violet F. Higley who recently spent winter in Phoenix as a guest of her aunt, Mrs. A B. Buckley, will be interested in the following announcement which ap- peared in a late edition of a Wauke gan. H., paper: "Mr. William Perley HigIey announces the engagement of his daughter, Violet Elizabeth and Dr. Ernest Marshall JohnStone of Califor- mia"
 The wedding will be September eighteenth, and is the continuation of a delightful little college romance, both attending institutions of higher educa- tion in Chicago at the same time. Miss Higley graduated from the University
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05

For renting or selling list with Greene and Griffin, 127 North Cen ter street-(Adv) m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-05
AMALGAMATlON

Johnny's mother had instituted a fine of ten cents for every spot made on the tablecloth. One day Johnny was observed rubbing his finger for long time over the cloth at his plate
 John. what are you doing?" said his mother. at last.
 Nothing. I was just trying to rub two spots into one,"-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22

on the G. II. Ralston farm. The vsll
was d.illed to depth OF 80 feet below
the berea grit and found none OF the
res liar producing sands. Nothing Was
found in the Perea grit and IL will be
abandoned.
In defined territory. seven miles west
OF Warrington. in Warrington district,
Marion county. the Products Oil a Gas
Company has drilled a test on the ].
Wise farm through the Big lnjun sand
and has n show for a 20 barre! producer.
On DaVisson run. Clarke district Harri-
son county. y. I. lsowndes has drilled
No. on hts own farm through the fifth
sand and has gasser. on Freeman's
creek. Freeman Creek district. Lewis
county. the Philadelphia company mas
completed a test on the T j. halte-man
farm and has a Ganta sand ga sser. ON
the same stream. the same company has
completed test on the 6. w Waggoner
farm and has very good gasser I'm tire
Gordon sand. In Sardis district. Harrt-
son county. there are more than 30 wells
drilling and some important tests will
be due to get the sand this week. On
Big Elk creek. Parrish & Groves nave
started to drill a test on the X. W.
Ogden farm. ON Little Rock Camp creek
Thomas Miller a. Company are due In the
sand at a test on the John Lanhan farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-22
MONEY MARKET WAS RESTRAINING
INFLUENCE ON STOCKS PAST WEEK

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-The prob
iem OF the money market played an
important part In the speculative sit
uation this week and was an effec-
tive restraining Influence. The sharp
preceding rise in stocks led TO ex-
tensive realizing. another influence
which tended - restrict further &C
tivity on the long side. There we're
number OF special points OF
strength In the list which served TO
sustain the market and facilitate
profit taking. and at intervals to turn
the whole movement upward Senti-
ment over the future remained opti-
mistic but recognition was given to
the unwisdom OF attempting TO force
a campaign 70 advance prices at a
period when the seasons demands
for trade and commerce were draw
ing down bank reserves and making
extra demands for credit facilities.
The hardening tendency Of money
rates. In spitA OF the scaling down Of
stock market loans that was in pro
gress. witnessed 10 the working Of
inroads on banking resources
- The August foreign trade state
ment confirmed the tendency 81 re-
cent months toward expansion Of ex-
port values and shrinkage OF imports
This showing i- complicated how.
ever. b. the question OF the results
90 follow the operation Of the new
tariff law. nearly approaching enact
mont The governments warehouses
are stuffed with imported goods in
bond. waiting for the reduction.
Trade advances continued mixed.
The influence ~ rop damage remains
90 be measured. The iron and steel
> trade is given over 20 conjecture 81
the new competition 10 be- met with
reduced duties AMI OF the extent u
railroad buying 20 30 expected. Cop
per statistics are n strengthening In
nuence on the price ~ the metal