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Arizona republican., 1913-03-29
w. DeFever. A delightful evening was

w. DeFever. A delightful evening was spent.
 Harry Garner and family of Charles ton, Illinois have rented one of the F. w Akin houses. and intend making Glendale their home.
 The Crystal Theater has an eXcep- tional good bill for Saturday and Sun day night. The management has se- cured five good films of pictures, and in addition there will be two good vaudeville acts. One is Al Lefeuer, the gymnast and strong man who has been here part of this week. and has always highly pleased the audience with his wonderful work. The other act is the four Andersons in musical comedy. The Andersons have also been nere part of this week, and their clever work has brought a good audience to the show each night
Arizona republican., 1913-03-29

lire HttIe Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1913-03-29

Another car of fine Oregon apples S125. Mckce's s.-Advertisement. It
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gsrnfe, bic scinnS maiden.

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lit IIh ANNOUNCEMENT
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itIl4s pI0bIid ihrt Rube ItDren un0
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in 3argonne niebsr. Ct ipuBte iih
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siHtm IaH6nirtf6aftIidtn untsrneb>
men perIortn. Tsin gruber mar fldqs
lid nuF sinsr Stersifs perungIidt.
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9argonne dntam, bsFen Rlima Inn
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sur llsbtrninbung bon arnHihtit
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stIfen @trt6rperang perlithen pars
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unTterblihen berlorsn! Fir fplhe
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9obe ibre Manberung antrtten un0
babin fommen, no bic Yfabt Fih
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aen benz faIf6en pfabe, auf lpeIdein
ale eeben. bic ben 8roben Gtift bes
leihigt bdben, - benz pfaoe, Der tsin
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DE nod BEN 8lnuben Der Dfogss
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menfhtnlinber btFd[t. aat ipiIbsn
inbianif6en Gtdmmt Roroameritas
ertannten in ibrsn Gepflugenhtitsn
b,aiialih bes 5taIps bieIe llsbtrliss
ferung betpuBt obsr unbtiruBt an.
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DDS if ia Elm gIdnssnbes Ges
fAdft," lagte Gsebsr GIlnge am nd6s
item 9ogs. CT liaub In islnem Rots
tor uDb briidts benz alien OBJ beibs
,6dnOt. sOds III 9srguug, rsgtlrtd)te
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BUR tutnige Sage bano6 Iaa
.DiFas Obnt mnnnfdaft unb Jnbens
tat bd. 5ie tpurOe dbgetdteIt unb
0ufgeIegt. limb 10 grinefhGbiq
ipnrot Tt BON ibrtn NdhIten bshans
belt. bdB ne In Otsfsm Dinter ni6t
sinmdI bic ostpobnts 8urbbii[s belom,
bic fl gegtll bds Gis fGabsn {oIte.
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Tie beiAIoHen.
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ssuatn, pb uIEes IN Grbnuaa ge unb
ph aud Esine b1Ftn Mtnfhen bfr ibr
ltulpgIfn trieben. lpie fl bds ae4n auF
folAeR aItsn D0hr5sugen tux, bic
IApn offiSitu pretsgfgfbeu fnb.
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Mpfh 8stlt llnb GluH0e pergdB nnb In
Mi saItrn aaiiits Tibsu bIisb, Bis 81
hunftl ipurbe. Gpdter fhmuggtIts Ct
saIns sIsins Campo an 9Drb, tinen
NnlfttEtNd uHb eEntn Rohupparat!
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
HALSTEAD TO HAVE
CHARGE OF POULTRY
Is Named Superintendent of Poultry
Department of the State Fair.
Arrangement Progressing Well

DIR. Hal r. Halstead. the we'll known
poultry expert of this city, was yes
terday named as superintendent Of the
poultry department of the 1918 Ala
bama state Fair. DR.. Halstead was
head of this department last year and
as is remem bered he put on the best
poultry show that has ever been given
in this part of the country.
'Dr. Halstead tells me-" said Pres
ident B. B. Burton last night. that
although the poultry show last year
was acknowledged to be the best ever
given In this part of the south. that
this year he promises 1T will be even
still bigger and better" DR.. Halstead
was paid quite a compliment some few
days ago when he was named as
member of the live stock committee
of the Panama exposition at San Fran
cisco to have charge of the Alabama
poultry show there.
Arrangements for the big fair this
fall are progressing finely. Negotiations
are now under way for contract with
big fireworks company. Next week
parts of the catalog will be made pub
lilo and the entire catalog will be is
sued before many days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
MEDICAL COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT TO
BE HELD WEDNESDAY
Programme Is Announced.
List OF Graduates Will Be
Made Public Tomorrow
Morning

AT the last meeting of the faculty of
ne Birmin CHAM Medical college for
| MS scholastic year last night, final ac-
lon was taken upon the list of sue
,essful students who Will graduate at
/ he jefferson theatre Wednesday night.
! rhe class will compose about % grad
Hates.
III NOTICES Will be served on the success
vi students this morning by the fac
|iity and the list of graduates will be
made public tomorrow morning 1t was
it first Intended to announce the names
't the graduates as decided upon last
|laight but the officials of the college
iecided 1t would be best to notify the
individual students first
This will be a notable commencement
FOR the Birmingham Medical college
because 1t will mark its last as such.
This fall the college will open as the
graduate school OF medicine of the Uni
|Versity of Alabama and Is expected to
Ioecome one of the foremost medical
|N;oiieges or the country. Some of the
|Inoted medical men of the country have
Ialready been engaged as members of
|Fne faculty for the coming year
III With the exception Of the menu of
|tne banquet at the Country club Tues
|Iday evening and the list of toasts for
ntnis banquet. the complete programme
|or the commencement exercises was
lows:
n Nineteenth annual commencement Of
the Birmingham Medical college, JEFF
ferson theatre o'clock, Wednesday
evening. May 81. 1913.
M Clinics at the Hillman hospital
twentieth street and Avenue r, Tues
day, May 20.
10 to 1s:so-Medicai clinics.
clinics.
N Wednesday. May 81:
" 10 to 12:30-Medical clinics
y 2;3o to 6:3o-Surgical and gynecic
clinics
m Alumni banquet.
N Country club. Tuesday evening, MAY
OZ0, at p. m. sharp.
III Commencement exercises jefferson
theatre, May 81. 1913, at D. m
N Invocation, Bishop J. H. Mccoy.
III Music Malinda's Wedding Day.
N Commencement address, James Bow
Dron.
Y Music LADDERS Melodies.
H Charge to the graduating class in
medicine, Dr. J. s. McLester.
Music. Midnight Choo- Choo Leaves
for Alabam.
n Comforting of degrees ana presen-
nation of diplomas. DR.. L. C. Morris,
dean
A Music The Red Widow
VI Charge to the graduating class in
dentistry, DIR. Charles A. Merrill dean
conferring degrees and presentation
of diplomas to graduates in dentistry,
DR.. Charles A. Merrill, dean.
Music, Ernani.
Charge to the graduating class in
pharmacy, DIR. A. r. Bliss, Jr.
\ Music, That's How l Need You.
" Conferring degrees Phi. C. and PHI G.
and presentation of diplomas to grad
yates in pharmacy and chemistry, Dr.
L. C. Morris. dean.
n Music: Good-by Nurse
Benediction, the Rev. J. A. Bryan
4 Music, selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
.LAbORERS THREATEN
A GENERAL STRIKE.
Will Reduce Paterson to
Condition of Helpless
ness, Is Threat

New York, May 11.-Standing in a driz-
zlinr rain in Union square today after
tramping Is miles from Paterson, ~ J.,
to a Hudson river ferry to reach New
York, several hundred silk mill strikers,
augmented by New York members of the
Industrial Workers of the World and
strike synpathizers cheered the declara-
tons of their leaders that Paterson would
come to an industrial stop for As hours
beginning next Wednesday morning i'll
protest against the conviction of Patrick
Quinlan.
IF necessary we will call general
strike throughout he United States and
will tie up the country to take these men
cut of JAIL" declared Robert Plunkett,
broadening the scope of threats made
by the other speakers who were Quin-
Ian. Elizabeth Guriev Flynn, Fred Bo9d
and Adolph Lessig.
Boyd. who acted as chairman, ted
how the strikers proposed to demonstrate
their strength. He said: I'VE will cut
off the light; we will tie up the stree
cars; we will reduce the city of Paterson
to a condition of absolute helplessness:
we Will SNSiy iihtst- ,, eiS nap
pened in London two years ago and bye
and bye the bosses will discover they
cannot railroad men TO jail. Rememhe-'
the slogan of the I. W. w, An injury TO
one is an injury 10 all.
Quinlan in his speech said; I'VE are
fighting a lot of ostensibly American
companies, but really controlled by the
Japanese. Instead of acting for Cal
ifornia, attention should be given to the
japanese VINO are living on blood of the
people of Paterson. We are going to
win this strike or Paterson Will be wiped
off the map; as on industra, center
Paterson will be wipod off the map unless
we win. The people Viii move out and
leave the city. We don't need dynamite
We have dynamite of intelligence OF
brain of organization to fight with. The
beginning Of an industrial revolution is
about to take place in Paterson and When
that is finished a political revolution VIII
start in that city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
c. P. SORBET BADLY
STABBED IN NECK
Mrs. Sorbet Charges Cutting
Was Done by w. L. and
L. B. Cooper

c. p. Sorbet, Birmingham manager of
the Leslie-Judge company, was assaulted
and stabbed last night about O'Clock in
the hallway outside of his office on the
fifth floor of the Alabama State Land
building on Twenty-first street, opposite
the courthouse, and lies in a serious con-
dition at St. Vincent.s hospital. w. L.
and l.. B. Cooper. young men in the
employ of Manager Sorbet, are being
sought By the police in connection with
the cutting.
Johns ambulance was Immediately sum
moned and Mr.. Sorbet was removed to
st. Vincents hospital where it was stat
ed at an early hour this morning that
he would recover unless complications
set in.
Mrs. c. p. Sorbet was a witness to the
assault on her husband and gave the fol-
lowing account of how it happened:
4 was sitting in the office and Mr..
Sorbet was engaged in checking up the
weeks business when the two>~Cooper
boys entered. They talked with Mr. Sor-
bet quite a while. which conversation
paid very little attention to- Finally T
husband was threatening TO have the
boys arrested for some lost contracts or
for the misplacng of some money and
looking up, l saw that my husband had
stepped out in the darkened hallway. Co.
ing out to see what was the trouble [
saw that Mr.. Sorbet was engaged in de-
Tending himself against the combined as
sault of the two Coopers who were of a
larger build than he They fought all
over the hallway until knife flashed up
and my husband was left on the floor
with the blood pouring from his throat.
The Coopers ran and some men from the
other offices started after them. / STONED
the flow of blood the best | could until
the ambulance arrived
There were several other witnesses of
the affair besides Mrs. Sorbet. These were
r.. Warner, chief collector for the Les
lie-Judse company; o. NJ. Mills of So3)
Caldwell avenue, East Lake, and Mike
'O'Connor of Twenty-third street and
Fourth avenue, north, who happened to
be in Sorbet's office at the time. Ac-
cording to their accounts of the affray
they endeavored to interfere but the
whole thing happened too quickly.
w. l.. and l.. b. Cooper are AGED re-
spectively II and 23 years. and resided
IN East Lake Up to an early hour this
morning they had not been apprehended.
c. p. Sorbet is about % years of age
and resides at 1914 Eighth avenue, north
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
PRINCE HENRY
XXXIII MARRIES

Potsdam, Germany May 1.-THE mar
riage of Prince Henry XXXIII of Reuss
and Princess Victoria Margarete of Prus-
sia, only daughter of Prince Frederick
Leopold of Prussia, was celebrated at
the new palace here this morning.
The ceremonial was the same as to be
employed in Berlin on May "a at the nup-
tials of her friend and comrade, Princess
Victoria Luise, the only daughter of EN-
peror William.
The German Empress took charge, OF
the brides ante-nuptial toilet and placed
on the young princess head the historical
princess crown which IS taken from the
imperial treasury only for the marriages
of Prussian princesses. Aflerward the
grand marshal of the Prussan royal
court, Count August Zu Eulenburg, per-
formed the civil ceremony
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
TWO WHITE MEN
SHOT BY NEGRO
Unknown Negro Attacks
Y Two Men at
Alfalfa

Gadsden, May 1T.-(Speoial)- Pen Kill
lian, section foreman for the Alabama
Great Southern railroad at Alfalfa, was
shot and probably fatally wounded and
j. Hendricks was slightly wounded by an
unknown negro at Alfalfa. who escaped
after the shooting.
The shooting occurred on the main
street of the town. Killian and his wife
and family and Hendricks and his wife
and family were walking along the
street when tho negro showed between
them. Killian asked him what he meant
and for a reply he commenced shooting.
Killian was brought to a hospital here
late tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

Berlin, May l7.-German military au-
thorities who for several years carried
on a campaign against the use of
strong spirits in the army have de-
cided to send an annual circular to all
recruits in the future describing crimes
committed within the military service
which have been attributed to the ex-
cessive use of alcohol.
Washington, May 17,-Three examin-
ations Will be held July II and q. and
August q. to fill second lieutenant
vacancies in the army. There are on
file 5S applications from candidates who
VIII he authorized TO take the exam
nations.
Decatur, Ill, May 1.-THE first step
toward union of the United Brethren
and Methodist Protestant churches by
the United Brethren wing was taken
today when the general conference
voted favorably on the report of the
commission declaring themselves in fa-
vor of presenting the question first to
the individual conferences and then to
the church members
Atlantic City, n J.. May 1.-THE will
of the late Jane Bowler Fortescue. re-
puted as south Jerseys richest woman
was probated today and leaves the bulk
of the estate. valued at close to a
million dollars, to Almond T. Nichols
young man who served as her sec
retary.
Cleveland, O., May 1.-THE four and
five-story buildings occupied by the
General Carriage and Storage company's
Warehouse and the wholesale plant of
E. 5. Houghton were almost entirely
destroyed by fire of unknown origin
this evening with loss of about
$500, ,000.
jefferson City, Mo, May 17.-No one
appeared before the supreme court to-
day to file briefs on behalf of the in
surance companies that have been cited
to show cause why they should not be
enJolned from leaving the state The
companies have until Monday to file
briefs.
Los Angeles. Nav 17.-Wniam st.
John Ranney, former chief clerk to the
auditor of the Santa Fe railroad, who
confessed thefts amounting to between
100000 and 100000. was sentenced to-
day to seven years in San Quentin
prison.
Chicago, May 17.-Archibald Guthrie.
aged II years multimillionaire rail-
way contractor of st. Paul, died today
at hospital after an operation. Mr..
Guthrie played a prominent part in
building several railways of the north
west.
Vallejo, Cal, May III r. Rainey.
an electrician of the first class. at
tached to the receiving ship Cleveland,
was shot dead today by Joseph How
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-18
7. M. C.. A, MEET
COMES TO CLOSE

Cincinnati, May 1.-THE international
convention of the Young Mems Christian
association ended today with addresses
from the different secretaries of the for
eign field. c. J. Ewald, travelling secre-
tary of South America: G. NJ Fisher ma
tional secretary for Japan: e. c. Car
ter. national secretary for India. and F..
S. Brockman, national secretary for
China, told of their work.
committee of the international CON-
mittee of the association reported exist
ing conditions were improving while the
reports of various other committees were
received.
The delegates will remain in this city
tomorrow to attend lectures.