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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
ARIZONA BUILDING
At BIG FAIR IS
PROBLEM
Subscriptions and Use of County I'M
migration Funds Is Suggestion OF
Herbert Drachman, Here Rep
resenting Commission.

Herbert A. Drachman, a merchant
of San Francisco, and whs was for
many years in business in Tucson, is
in that city representing the Panama
Pacific Exposition Commission for the
purpose of ascertaining what can be
done to give Arizona adequate repre-
sertation at the San Francisco fair
The last legislature having failed
to make an appropriation for an Ari'
IONA building, those ArizonanS who
believe that this state should not lose
the opportunity to advertise its re-
sources at the exposition, had about
concluded to raises fund for an Arr
IONA building by private subscription.
Many of the large mining companies
and other corporations in the state
have indicated their willingness to
subscribe substantial amounts but
statewide corporation would be neces-
sary in order to secure credltabie
Building. 1t has been suggested that
the San Xavier Mission be reproduced
as an Arizona building and this may
be followed out if a successful sub
Scription campaign is conducted Al
ready Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Mon
faIia, Oklahoma and Texas are arrang-
ing to raise funds for state buildings
by private subscription
Mr.. Drachman has consulted the
counties and adds that there is no
way by which the counties could make
direct appropriation, but he has learn
ed that there is placed at the disposal
of the Boards of Supervisors each
year, a fund for immigration purposes
and it has been suggested that this
fund for the year 1914 be devoted to
the San Francisco exposition.
''The site selected for the Arizona
building is most favorable one, "
said Mr.. Drachman 'The California
building comes at the head of the
avenue of state buildings. On the
right is New York with a 100000
building. Next comes Pennsylvania
with. a S45O,OOO building, next Ari-
zano's position, and after Arizona, II
Bnois with a 100000 building. The
reproduction of the San Xavier mis-
sion would be very charming and
would make creditable appearance
because of its uniqueness as compar
"a with the larger state buildings.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
coNvIcTS TO WORK
ON cocHlSE ROADWAY
Portion of State Highway Between
Bisbee and Tombstone To Be
Started July is.

PHOENIX, Ariz., June 27.-At the
request of the supervisors of Cochise
county, state engineer Lamar Cobb,
will shortly put between SO and IS
convicts to work on that section of
the state highway between Bisbee and
Tombstone. 1t is expected that work
will begin about July 10.
The distance from Bisbee to Tomb
stone is 25 miles There is much
heavy work to be done and it will
probably not be completed for many
months.
Operations will be under the Hughes
bill, passed during the second session
of the legislature to regulate the
working of convicts on roads and
bridges Under this bill the neces-
sary equipment will be purchased out
of the state general fund and the
cost of maintaining the camp be paid
by Cochise county AS the law does
not go into effect till August Is, it is
probable that the equipment will be
purchased out of the Cochise county
road fund, which will be reimbursed
later.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
WINsLOW is BECOMING
GYPSUM SHIPPING POINT.

WINSLOW, Ariz., June 27.-Win-
slow is attaining Importance as
gypsum shipping point. Thirty cars
of lump gypsum are shipped to Los
Angeles each week by the Navajo
Gypsum & Plaster company. Anoth-
er company is making smaller ship
ments to the same place.
Most of that now being shipped is
lump gypsum for the making of plas-
ter Soon pulverized gypsum, used
extensively for fertilizing soil, will pc
shipped.
Thousands of acres of good 'gyp"
land lie adjacent to Winslew. The
supply is practically inexhaustiple.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
PLATS ARE PREPARED FOR
NEW TOWN OF VERDE VIEW

PRESCOTT, Ariz., June 27.-Plats
for a new town called Verde View
have been filed in the county record
ers office. The townsite adjoins that
of Clarkdale, owned by the Uuited
Verde Copper company, and surround
ing the new u V. smelter. 1t is the
intention of D. D. Harrington and
John NJ Sullivan, owners of Verde
View to make the town the municipal
center of the Verde valley.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

WASHINGTON-P Wilson
approved the plan negotiated by At
torney General McReynolds and rail-
road attorneys for the dissolution OF
the Union Pacific merger under the
Sherman antitrust law as directed by
the supreme court of the United
States. so as to avoid a receivership
for the great combination,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Two candidates for the position of
superior Judge of Cochise county, left
vacant by the resignation of Fred
Suffer, arrived in Phoenix Friday and
Immediately called upon Governor
Hunt They are w. G. Gilmore of
Tombstone, county attorney of Co
chise, and A. c. Lockwood, q promin-
ent lawyer of Douglas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

OGDEN the discovery
of naked body of IL year old girl
in a trunk at the station here Mrs.
August Ekman of Salt Lake the
mother, confessed to killing her
daughter Frances. She is under ar
rest with c. L. Anderson of Los An
geles, her former husband.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04

Z CHICAGO-Dusty painting and al
most lost amid a score of automobiles
which formed his escort, Lauron
Chenoweth, a boy scout, dashed up to
the grand stand in Grant Park and
delivered to Carter Harrison, mayor
of Chicago, a message from Woodrow
Wilson, president.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-07-04
SPARKS FROM WIRES.

SAN DIEGO-With accommoda-
tons for fifty the Mexican steamer
Benito Juarez arrived here from Ma
zatlan and Guaymas with lis passen-
gers, all of whom, it is said. are
refugees from Mexico. Small hos
tilities raging at Guaymas, the proh1-
bitive price of food and Mexican
troops made life unbearable for Amer
leans, the refugees declared.
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brofe, bita9s i8 BEN bic quite oItg
Qehbie 10 fnhLs mile.

, ERODE, bitabs i6 ben bic CUTE alt
2ebbie 10 fubls Mile.
Die td aud emal orig baun6at.
let gefiibIt ben, Oo ben i9 mid fer.
ttg gemadt, unb ben su mid geIagt
| gbiIipp, ben Neg tann es nit mebl
netter gebn. Sd Tam tein Auspef
febn un id mub bic Sod E Gnt
made. @os liegt enntipe9 an mid,
bic 2t33ie bat ia INNER nod boa
prappertie I'm msine Sniauren3 in
al bic 2abbI6es, I'm ba fam fe ia
gang I66n babon Ieipe; an mid il
ennitpeg nit biel b%erlore. Miit Oit
9eoante fin i'd aus benz 5aus fort
IN i4 ben nits brum getpps, poa
aus mid getpOrbe is.
Dea, for { lange Storie fora 81
made - i9 fin gu ben @e6espeiIer
I'm tpie i9 ibn 70 Iuitig I'M 10 plefent
binnig feline gabr geiebn ben, ba ben
t4 CREME miffe, I'm ben geTngt: nBes
besneiler, geb mid en- 9rtnt I'm
nemm ou9 ebbes an mid; 9u muBt
es oipfper aufl6reipe, bitabs id bsn
tein 9eI6. Dos Is bns erIdte MlaI,
baB 70 ebbes bdppene bubt, atpper
Oh tennit ia meme Robnbtf6eu."
Der 8sbespeiIer bat gefogt, bo8
bebt i'm gar nids ousma6e, mein
&rebit mar gut, I'M t9 t0nnt 70 bieI
BrH, rpte th ipoQt. @ea, bo8 mar
bod niDorr E penig GonnI9ein
IN i4 BEN i4on nibbcr. better BON
ben @ebesneiler gebentt, penn t4
geIebn ben, baB CT bod mod ebbes
for en- arule 5reunb iptpertg bat.
Gr bat mid gsfrogt, tpos i'd for
en- Sud5eb bdtt I'm i4 ben i9n
Die gan3e geidi4t Der3dbIt. Off
&pbrs ben i6 aud e par Riemort8
semodt, tpo CT ouf ii4 beSisbe bat
t6nns, tpenn er baaa gefiiblt bat.
SD ben geiagt, es mar e S6ebm,
baB mel BON en- quite Sreunb 70 in
Srubel gebra4t bebt perbe, IN ipenn
mer bonn ins unglid iibe bebt, bonu
BAIT mer niemonb, tuo einem { ipsnig
belize I'M eIiiite osbt, Gr bat gelast,
tpeun id i'm bamit meme bebt, bonn
sa - ta- a -
mar i8 miite1tea. bttahs sr polt
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mid 6eIfe, I'm er bdtt I4on an en-
plan gebentt, mo mid meb6te gut
Ou6n oebt. 8enn er gspiBt bdtt,
oaB Der 2aier nids for mid bubn
polt, bann BAIT er f4on Idngit ietn
Pldn nusgsfibrt.
yDeoespeiIer!" ben i9 ge1agt,
nbubit 9u mid i6ubr nit mebr fubs
le? Sd min nit, baB 0u mid Soft
nunge made bubIt I'm na99er tommt
nidS babel erou8," .g&o", bat er GEE
Iogt, i'd fin i4ubr, baB es f4offe
0ubt, atpfper in bic eri9te 2ein min
t4, baB 8u E ouueres Te9s made
0u6it. Uei Bier Is belt nit gon3
'frif4, I'm tpenn 70 e Gebs in ben Gas
lu6n is, pie 9eins, bann perb mel
Bier gang fldtt I'M niemanb nil es
me9r brinte". Gr bat oann nod E
poor Si6pt8 gemo9t IN mid {
paar 9rini8 getptpe. 70 OaB i'd Bel
uno bel In en- gana CUTE SubHter
TONNE fin. SD ZEN genobtibt, baB
er jeoen ppr meme 9rintS angemortt
bat, lin bas bat mid aud pibber E
tpenig Soffnung getppe. Sd ben bo
bran genobtiBt, baB er edIpedtet bat,
baB t6 tpibber in Die Gag tomme
bebt, bafor gu be5able. Sd ben ibn
gefrogt, mas benn iein gtan mar,
afptper er bat geiogt: sqbtIipp, oo8
ts mel 8tBneB. Oh btIt unb bIeibIt
en- Be6pogel, IN pos 9u anpode
.bubft, oa8 ge6t fe6l. 6or ben gieTen
min i9 bic @ei4t9t gan3 alein
tddeIe. SIS iinO GdIpen5es babel, I'm
for bic gu toptpere tpta i4, bob,
penn 9u { Qppiden reOubr nemme
bubIt, ben opppelte gmmaunt bers
lange bubit. Benn Oh bos nit
bubIt, bann fanny @u bic Supp
olleine au8eiIe I'M i'd 5ie9e meme
Sdnbs 3uriid."
Sd ben nit getpiBt, mas feline Sns
tenf4en mar, otptper i'd fin 70 Otsf
in 3rubet gefpeie, baB t9 i'm dies
geprommiit ben, IN iebt min i4
email Iebn, Oh i9 INNER 70 bumm
bIeipe, tDie id fin, ippmit i9 bers
bIsipe Sbne Sbrn lieper
qbilipp Sauerampfer.
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Sn Ser Rage. Satin: Sin
METER u}ann bit Gu! Du tiimmerIt
lid nm mid peniger ME I'm Del
nen 6uno. 8enn nun 9sin PuoeI
terben puroe2"
@atte: so piir0s i6 i'm au8ifop~
fen laFen."
Satin (erregt): sir mid mir
bet 9u Dir cine irIde Qusga6e ni4t
maden!"
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Htsaafht aalsbaa

4H 5oltfm taih ifra eaters
FslH HHlist .HtU tsf #HlHs lN
Eftia aas saw sih. tf isH.
hf f al t8G6AW Isl itsf.
ka lH aai8l Ell tfasitttH
sastHH af el8 aasW Dial tll
aafH8f lat HftfH stl
a1iHiN tai .mla rHM En- HH.
lem tf. stfs HfW 6t
Hf at8 iafaHti aafiHH l5Hali
fftl Hhh sal Hn.
lsmetii mlf an ha7f haaain
Ahb aiHt atai t1Hf f88 at
uaaH8W tlHhm Nisttf
tflffn hiHAui tfi ffha mda rn4
n Wig0L atlf tk mH lt
hlH htHanha
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mN8taf1 NtnfHm.N4i
nv 4tE tn @8 81 8'
fff
etlsfE fNstm ta h5i.
Ca a.sta
fHt .NHl9
81 tH Isl HaHtHH.
emhttuHtattt mN.
H m
tal5f
Gre
Hifih sH @is
8 a .fftf "a tfl
H tlt7nl.
iswf ~
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q neth Il au heIfen.

gr petB lid gu bsIfsn.
Patient: a9err Doctor, Sic iagtea
mir neuliH, cine ein5ige 6luiae 8ein
t6nnte mein 500 iein, unO geitern
bdb' i4 nit meinem Grsuno pier ges
trunten uno bin beute geiunO! Wi.
tpmmt oenn 0ds2"
9ottDr: n9a8 1T febr siufa9! 9a
mar geruoe 6alt bic, pel6e Sie bate
t6ten t0nnen, ni9t babel"
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Bttm 8atHattL Qallsni
tagH bet Cpttili1nl; Dounuptlilf.
81 fa1i mit Elm blh lh ltintn pltns
n1 esio tti mIt tats, attr lh asN
Bltih nod 6dnit.
8a6adti tsrlnnl; satu IA
femme CID toA car nlat mstn
Cert"
Vatitri (tilid: sTaa nimml, Den
31tn Ia7t ih 9fntn QUO isIbRpsrs
ilan0Iih hLtr.1
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3 m atnbergartsn. Die
Sante: n9erte ndben mir GnDpTe
an"
Rorl4en: gMir SungeH aud9"
Sonte: y2lu1 bic Sunssns. SIR
fpplIt bod Solbattn fuerben, ba
miiBt Sbr ou4 an0p5e oundben
lernen. Sogar Der adiIsr bat GEE
IsrRt, einen aROpf nnndben.@
Jrib4sn: Die 6olbaten mITen
aud ibre psiBen 5oien ielber ipas
Iden. Sb bas ber aaiisr aud ieIs
ber iut2"
&orlder: oDunmer aerI! Dd8u
bat er bod feline 9OfDamensl"
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6|BtttfttttR 8tI 1H
PEI Edalt Hi'au tft pftfu .tit
HRh rsm tttttH a'dan
Httftn sEu. EtBtl reu l1Bimh
l3aftm ffr1ltl 81 go irauu HIti
atflat taaimh. 0if Djtlit iaam 0l5
Har iIr #ltat rtf't Eu 3gdHr
hiN 4uH Es& ttn1Hi = Uat1lt
iiin 81 5un md birlgi
adrItm Sac miro etrib ou5
mat mlby fem"
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6ri9rstf. 0nteI: ,@drutn
ftrdubit gu Sid oenn 70, 2ies9en9"
2iesden: .ltnraferten Mdnrerr
gsb' i'd grunoIdBIi9 teinen auB!"
l1rfa6e uno 8irtung.
aGisbt Stu0tOius Bed dbsr anges
griffen aus"
sSa, ben baben feline bielen aas
fer auf Den Suno gebrd9t,"
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I'M n g8bplG. Grau bes
SauIeS (3u elmer biibfden iungen
Sgrau, bic oeripdtet in'8 rGaffee=
&rdn36en" tOmmt): rSoeben, Iiebe
6rau 0ottor, baden mir BON SAnen
8eIpro4en!"
Sunge grau Getroffen): pqb -
oas 1T aber niat i66n; t8 babe ia
ben 9umen gar nt4ts getdn!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19

Dame nd. lisbfer 3ottor, i'd
mil es Sbneu often eingeitc9en, mir
.feblt abfolut ntats, id m66te CHER
un6eoingt an Die RiDiera."
ar3t: .Sd. meme @ndbigis,
mos fugt 6enn SIR 6err gsmabl bas
gu, tpenn td bds berorbue2"
Dame: y9er9 8, Der fagt bod
tens: ST benn Der aIte GisI perrldt
gsfporben?"
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eimas ans.res.

I'm @onn ornuBt borm 25riei iibt
p iIoauer 6aaterbua,
Vfeift DO iih bin uub malt n EalI
giit ioaner 0oabl qua.
n GummerfriidItr gelt borbci
limb fragt, mas or na madt.
s&db @ieb BON miau slice net fribt =
IS b Gutiport, -giab | aht."
20 met Ioht Der, a6a idaug bod Gin,
@ie'5 l6ern Slice bergebtl4
nSa, iel madbt mir II" mcan4 6a qua,
n8a ader g'b0rt uns neil"
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Sn meine prehentt
qoIii9en lam i'd Il
redt bel 9eIb bat,
plsntis GreunOe bat,
no arig nets fin un
mo reobtg fin, Elm gea
for etnem gu bubn.
Menn mer atpner In
Srubel is, bann fiebt
msr feline GreunOe nit,
bann femme ie einsm
nit, I'm ie bubn pie
mer auf oeiti4 iage
bubt, ausbdde. 9ter
ben Id gang eipei4eats
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- Gin borutbmtr 6auss
bait. mir bdben In uuftrsm
GausbaIt tets orsi Mdoden.@
mas tun bic benn ale bsi
eud2""
Die cine tritt Elm. Sic dn0ere gebt
cb, uno Die rritte 1T gsraoe bn."
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ReIferen3 gu ben Neoespeiler.
@r bat bod gan8 gerlau getuibt,
IN mas for en- Srubel th fin, CT bat
gefpiBt, bab i6 an fem Gttpeis mel
gan3es 9elb IN bic 2i33ts, mas mets
ne aIte is, ibrs Settings snet ges
btobt ben, III bab i9 70 pis mer
auf beutfd iase oubt eerubint mar.
apiper mas bat bet Orum getpDel
@cnn i9 70 bran bsnte, tpas tb In
iein berboIte Si9eunt for E Gutt
@etb geIpenb ben, mas i'd Jpn for en-
9rebD gebrodt ben I'm tpie i4 mel
6alpes Gene BET i'm gefpenO ben,
bonn tDnnt i9 CREME I'M i'd triegs
bic 8Iubs in ben b04Ite 8egrie. Mer
tam 1ipfDer tsin 5er3 BON 70 en-
Seller expedite. Der aunns Ia nor
Oa, for @eIb 81 mode, IN bubt nit
tsbre, tpie IN BON mem. Der 9rubel
mar nod, baB id bic Qi33ie nit ben
3eige berfs, pte i9 gefiibIt ben. 81
ten iub, ie bat ieben Mu9f, no i'd
gemaht ben, getuati4t, IN ipsrn i1
mid email Dergeiie ben IN { traurts
ses5ebs 9ema6t ben, oann bat ie glei9
gefrogt, Oh id idIe4te gubs ges
b6rt bdtt. Damn BEN th INNER gss
Ia9t, aIs ipenn bas en- Sldobt mar,
IN babet iA mid beina9 mel 9sra &c.
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Ghnti6iae aorrtftur
Tsmt: g6dttu Gle 1tb6ri, 6trr
Q]tutrdui Rittsrmsifer Qumpipia
ihpdrmt fir cine ilsine GForiitm
uu0 6ot ibr Ole ghe perIprottn
2tutHant: .W1hsn Sie feline
Qfsr0e ihgi, 8r5tigite. S6r ters
iprotfn2 miro fid beriprrttn 6as
ben! 6d6d6d!"
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Sdffet 6u geiu4 bel enem &ommittOneD: ,gG4rum 1T beR
9en Snte fo nedn9pli49'
finoetr
r9m, % mill id i'm 'mat UNI flnf88 Mart IN fpreasn"
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,2t6, @eIie6ter, nie f6mei6eIbafi
III es fir mid, 0aB geraoe Elm 70
.gei6eitsr Monu ME Du ii4 in mid
berlie6t Fat unO MIDI 6eiraten mill"
gQ6er i3 bite Did, @eIiebte, 6os
gu 1T ood gar feline 9eideitReit mo-
tig. Il"
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3udtGaus s8frtttpr 01m
men ont mmsn0n Strafltng): .1is
psroen olio bier isbt 3bytm gtrui
nod bsI6dfti9t. Dtltsr haben sie
Bonn erlerHt}"
SfrGfIinq: SD ba5e cen
guftihifiersaurius 6urtgemadt.
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= GHttalBbon5itttt. .Qlio,
Papa 1T Mot 3u 6luiG ma. Ia
iomwg ih elm dnotrt8 NAL nitttr.
.Suat nal, Steiner plrum -t,ll
.6sm Der 6ur0 30 Dor Gem Rlao3y.
.ihrant io2"
G6bndRn 0tB 6auEs
5rrm Die aab III aud nit
ns]inipruiqsu!@
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JataL. 5ante (gstrGnti):
% bite febr, td bub' aud NAL Elm
Rsnoe5puns es9obt, blob - er fam
nidt!1
Cine prottif9e. Set
mann Bat 0enn bic @rete einen BAD
trdgsr gum 2iebntn9"
Den bat Te ii6 niir sinfpeiIen
cngtf6afft, neil fe lire SteGnng
pedfslt, Oa toftet i6r Der llm3ug
ni9ts!"
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rn caIH. ih babe 1lint giit
sine pauf Ndll d%n1ssudt r. id
lrtiB altr 6oa ntft iuo 0u Etin
Wtlo tdbtis
mas meinH Cu 0enr 9in029
30. Qapa blt 6oh atiaat. oas
.fttt mon Teiutt Rlie an, no Du
Gtiu gtlo l8bt.'
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Ger SlrcIh er3d5Ii BEN Sdtpanl nun
idBea.
9m Sdntmunueautlit tDirb ee bcn.
els iflieblih. neil Der @tb lrbf gut.
Greb Der geamte laden tut.
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0fEnEr 5dIreibthrtef Aes
philtpp 9~amerampfer.
1880.

Mlein Iisber 9err gRebadtiondr!
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9eutIi9. 8a6tmeilsr:
surIaub nolIsn Gie2 g tit tuobI tpie,
Der Standardization 3u6auie9"
Rein, 5srr MadtmsiIter, msi'
ne Shpeitsr ma6t 5p63eit; S6ueis
neitIaHten mar fdon Dor bier @Os
Den.
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cember were as follows: Fire depart ment, $442.5o' Putnam Light and Power company. $515: Joseph Mc- Kachnie, $100; court officers, $126.82; O.. W: Perry, $221.26.
 Fhe police have been notified that five women's cfoaks were stolen frem a cart left standing on Elm street one night this week.
 Filing Up Votes.
 0: c. Talbot of this city is first in his district In a contest that is being e6ndueted by a Boston newspa per. If he holds his position until the contest closes next month, he will win a prize of $1.8e9. If he beats out the candf- dates in all districts in New England, he will get s1e,eee. MT: Talbot has nearly T,e09,9ee votes at the present time.
 Big Value of Thefts.
 According to the annual report of Capt. John Murray of the police de- partment, goods amounting in value to s4,2s5.95 were stolen in this city dur ing the past year, but the goods and property te the value of $1,132,eB were recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
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Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe m a
 few hours.

The most severe cold will be broken and all grippe misery ended after taking a dose of Pape's Cold Com pound every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken
 You will distinctly feel all the dis agreeable symptoms leaving after the very first dose.
 The most miserable headache. dull ness, head and nose stuffed up, feve.-- ishneSs, sneezing, runull=s of the nose, sore threat mucous catarrhal dis charges. soreness. stiffness. rheuna- tisrn pains and other distress vanishes
 Take this wonderful Compound as directed. with the knowledge that there is nothing else in the world, which will cure your cold end Grippe misery as promptly and with out any other assistance or bad after effects as a 25-cent package of Pape's Cold Compound. which any druggist can supply-contains no qufnine-be- longs in every home-accept subStt- tute. Tastes nice-acts gently.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS Were $11,313 During Past Year-ln- crease is $949 Over 1911.

As has been tn case for several years, another inc sase in the amount of business transacted IS noted in the annual report of the Danielson post office for year year 1912
 The total amount realized from the sale of stamps and other sources of revenue at the office during the past year was S11,S13.24, an increase of S949.91 over 1911, when the total re- ceipts were $10,S63.33.
 The money orders issued and paid form an important part of the busi- ness done at the office in the period of twelve months. Of domestic orders z,030 of a total amount of $28,9S7.25 were issued, the fees amounting to s239.70. Only 164 foreign orders were issued. these totaIing $2 .176. 96, the fees thereon being S3.15. The total number of foreign and domestic orders was 4,194, for an amount of $31, 165.21, the total Of fees being $27S.S5.
 The number of domestic orders paid was 2,6o1, the number of foreign orders paid II. The total value of the do- mestic order payments was S19,O61.O1, the total of the foreign paid S113.
 In the postal savings department 54 accounts are open, the total deposits amounting to $3.312. considerable more
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

l than some of the larger offices in this section are accredited with
 Pierre Petac Puzzled bS Suffragists
 and Antis.
 Pierre Petac says: That's enc time fer. a mans te lose itself: Se1ne good wotnans some to this town for talk against 1t and some good womans come here for talk for wfat-votes for -wofsaans. When I think the mans the one who got te say if she going to vote or if she going to be stop from night" - .,,s o,,...,., en;sn the man going have leng time for ferget it. Some wcmans want for vote, some more womans don't want him at all The most of the womans say noth ing about the vote. The most Of him who hove a right te vote don't vote in this town.
 What the mans going for de1 He want to please the womans and he want to use him right. Makes no ex- pectation what to do with that busi- ness. he going to get a mistake. Most mans no like for make mistakes. espe- ciaIly when she know she going for do that tbfnga But the mans she got no chance with that votes for womans business. The mans got to come in front the music.
 He no ike the music-it's too much of music of too much kinds and too much the same time, and the most Of the band she don't play at all The mans she like the gande ensemble, but she come afraid quick when she hear each music play some tune all its own- He got trouble for decide whether he listening to harmony or alimony!
 New Stockhouse at Industrial Place
 At Industrial place carpenters are laying the floor timbers for the big stockhouse of the Connecticut Mills company. The building, with a contin- nance of the open season for outdoor work, will be well advanced toward the end of the present month. as the car penters are hurrying to finish the job. New looms for installation in the No mill arrived here this week