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Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
The End Seems in Siqht

There a pleasing prospect of the early end of railway strike, for which The Repub- began working the day following the be- ginning urging the railway com pany concession of the just demands of the men the matters of wages and working conditions Then, through it's columns and by personal appeals urged upon the company submission of the disputed points arbitration. Meanwhile, The Re publican tried keep down inflammation in the community by minimizing disturbances usually disputes this character, but in which this pleased the strikers themselves taken other part than try prevent them.
 important prevent, far sble an utter breach between the railway pany and it's late employees that there could be no hope a settlement The strikers few in number could be easily replaced by outsiders, and however great the sympathy of the public with the strikers, it would a be out The company could stand the warfare in the meantime and the strikers could
 Various schemes of coercion have been pro- posed but they have not been endorsed by The publican, for generally they visionary and impractical. Attempts to employ them would have produced nothing a litigation, further annoyance of public would the end have afforded any relief the striking employees.
 The sober sense of the community has been reflected in the meetings the business who are all, we believe, sympathy with the strikers, but that neither they the public would be served by nfIammatory proposals empty denunciation railway company. This wise course has resulted bringing together for the first time the parties in interest who it ap- pears, had quite understood each other.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

SUBWAY CONSTRUCTION IN AMERICnN Clt iES
 The New International Year Book 1912 gives some details regarding the subway situation at the close of the year. The dual system of rapd tran sit adopted by city of New York will involve an expenditure of $347 100000. which $f16oo0ooo will be contributed by the nterhorough iapld ,rransit cononany and the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company The condition of tl" contract Was tine continuous ride. with transfers. on each company for \ conts and the operating contracts are to for forty-nine years the leases Of the ofglna SUD way entering the arrangement The city was to in the profits of operation according to detailed plan for apporuonins expenses rent aIs. net earnings. fixed charges ana so Iorli anu d provision made for the city taking over the lines any time after years of operation The subway from the Park street station Boston to Harvard square. Cambridge, opened on March 31, 1912 been extensively patronized- Trains over length of track Of @.2 miles ana ' running time eight minutes between the two points has been maintained
 Chicago, d population of more than two d quarter million people. as vet has n" sup ways, although plan presented by tine hafoor ano subway commission under discussion at the close O the year The plan, which involves an estimated outlay $13 3O000 900 proposes system of sut,,yavs or underground railways rapid tran radiate to outlying sections of the city from the husiness center That there was need of such pro vision was shown by the fact that the seating ca at,n+ed f., h,t 85 ooo messengers and th. number actually handled aggregated about 16oo0o so that doubling the seating capacity, advocated, by the opponents the subway project, would do but lit solve the problem which the increase of pop uIaton. amounting to about 5o0,O00 in ten EearS is making serious. The subway as dessned would give seating capacity Of lHo'ooV per h'uI, anu would down by over half the time required by the present lines and trains on the elevated railways.
 he people Francisco also studying the rapid question the close of the year had been presented by BIon J. Arnold for rapid transit tunnel from Market street. uh- Twin Peaks, and a secondary cross-t"Wn line con with it. extending from Market street to Golden Gate Park, passing under the southern edge of Vista Park, the tunnel to be used by both elevated and surface ears. Thus the rapid growth of American cities is making the transpor- f tiOn sons imagined. many years it would be.-Providence Journal
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
LITTLE JAMES
Concerning the First Breach in the Ranks of the Republican Federal OfficehoIders in Arizona)

(Concernin9 Breach Ranks of
 Republican Federal Officeholders in Arzona)
 My Paw sez: Now last Democrats has made Brftch in tn Serried tn Republican Federle offs Holders and theys some Chanst at tn rest Of us git tn Troff which tn pubcans has had their n tn last haf of tn Cenchry 'cept fer Breethn' Spells durin' tn terms of Mister Cleveland, of Blessed Memry. It looked to me like President Wilson wasn't go- in to Shoo 'em away an like thought at tn Democrat party didn't have Mishun 'cept to feet Presidents.
 But now Kernel Weddings an Major Tirdno has got in past tn Republican an tn rest of us has Rite to expect terms'n come Next As soon as Kernel Weddings in, he sez: got Landed all rite, but they's Fellers back there at aint no TroO Democrats. 1 felt 'em pullin at my Cote Tale jist at time when I need Back an been folIerer Androo Jaxon an Will yum J. O'Brien and have been advisin' tn Demo- crat Party every Yeers to turn tn Rascles Out an give tn Faithful q Chanst
 Them so-caIIed Democrats which loodin to calls theirselfs Pergressf Democrats when you can see by tn Strane at they put onto Cote Tale at they is tn Worst o Obstruck- shunists which trize Hole Reel Demo- crats from goin' their Reword But I'm arrived here Spite
 "Wun Arizony Democrat he Tellygrafs Pres dent Wilson an sez: I want to Compliment YOU on havin at last Broke tn Icy Barryer around tn Pie Counter and let Kernel Weddings and Majer Birdno in, an 1 take this here Ocashun to Remine you 'at they is other FederIe Offises in Ari- zony to which ain't had Axess as yit.
 I wisht to call your Atenshun d Seryous Mistaik which you made lately which Ort to be Rectiflde. of course anybodys libIe to make Mistaik A President cant be expected know tn PoIytlX Of everybody in tn United States. 1 Alood to tn Appointment of Con Okeefe fer Cleo ter at Nogallus Hes been Clectin there nearly a Duzzent ycers, an he ain't Democrat, but , pose at you been nisIed by tn Resemblance of his name to tn Name of our Muchue Frend, yum J. O'f3rien. EVrybody which his name begins with q O aint Troo Bloc. You mite rite o O'Kcef an tel him at his Appntrnent was made through q MisadVertence am Don't Go. You'll all ways be able to Beech me by ritin to the which is given below.
 I'm Enclosing Classfdc list of tn Demo- crats of ArzOny which youH find Usefe. Tn First of jIGnr- O'Bren Democrats Tn Second Collum fncloods tn Names of tn Chump Clark Democrats an tn Third Collum is made of I'cllers which attracIed by tn Smell Of Victry jst tn Wolfs Hyencrs is draWed by tin Carcus of tn Nobel Stag which been laid low by tn Hunter. YouI notis my name at tn Top of th' First Colum'
 LITTLE
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
WATERMELON SAM

tfioflIa Times L niOn) ell here ' Es-Ise Watermelon sam Say aint l d warm young son of Ham? De happicst time in all my life Is when Tsc got a big case knife. \ handful O salt an cloudy night To den you know Tse out O sight An hearin'. too. de farmers dog: Don l leaps de fence l;tb a green tree frog An steals along froo de fields O. corn De happieat coon dats yet been born For knows when 1 Ifs de next gate latch I'll be in hcbm-de watermelon patch Den 1 sets me down Whar shadows creep An lizards live an big snakes sleep An gives Mister Melon a heavy thump tIie's good an ripe cf he goes ..ker-pIump") l pulls him quick an steals away An long fore dc silver dawn O day 1 cuts him open, plunges in De knife an smiles d hebmy grin As eats de sweet red juicy heart An longs to give you all d part. Den home | goes froo Ge fieIs O corn De happiest coon dats yet been born.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
MOSS, MORSE AND REMoRsE
tPopular Magazine)

Lea vlnS aside the fact that Frank r Morse is marvellous press agent, and imagina ton Which keeps him pumping his inpressonable head against the starry dome of heaven. he is a crude performer All of which is proved
 When Henry Miller Miss Ruth Chatterton Were playing Boston, Mir. Morse who was their press agent, incurred the admiration. and af- lection ol one Of the leading florists the town by slipping hlm at judicOuS intervals and in profIsc quantities passes to the show d result of this Miss Chauerton received night a box of flowers so big that t broke the back he man who tried |" carry 1t into her dressing room. The blossoms were done up in moss, and were of every known variety They attracted the attention of the whole company.
 Where did you get the flowers?' asked Miller.
 From Ar Morse replied Miss Chatterton.
 An" said Miller-and that was all he said
 The following night the same thing was enacted
 on the third night still larger box of flowers Was carried into the leading WOmans dressing room When 1t had been opened, Miss Chatterton began to unrOl the tissue paper it so well that
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
A New BuiIdinq Record

So far this month arrangements have been made building nearly $14,OOO houses a day That is the first days permits had been is sued for buildings whose estimated than $139OOO. This amount represents large num- Der structures and merely IT eX- pensive buildings This believe. is the record for building permits Phoenix with any similar period of counting periods when permits have been issued large expensive structures.
 Nor does this record convey the whole story of building activity in Phoenix. It only the work going within the city limits and not the volume of building progress in additions We do think there is another in the southwest that has made such showing, and do think that it is d good showing in comparison with what Phoenix will shortly make
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
OPIUM TRAFFIC IN SHANGHAI

We understand that some American citizens m Shanghai are preparing written protest present disregard The Hague conVen- tion by the authorities the international ment of Shanghai It will be sent to the American government Washington.
 Licensed opium shops have increased in 1911 374 1912 and actually in 1913 This is the despite Chinas strong prohibition the retail trade and is direct contravention of article IS The Hague convention signed by he 
 The question will, of course have to be taken up by the governments concerned. It may be taken for granted that the United States government will not ignore a protest signed by Americans living in Shanghai and supported with facts and figures which incontestibe. The Hague convention assembled the invitation of the United States and it goes without saying that it the in tenton the United States that it should ineffective, farce. Developments will he awaited with interest.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
AMUSING AMERICAS MILLIONS
( Worlds WOrk)

It has roughly estimated that 1o cent of us, people the United States keep busy and earn living by amusing the other 90 per per includes those who do the actual work amusing: grand opera. light opera, concert; actors in the 'legitinIatc' theaters vaudeville in burlesque in small shows performers the various departments of the n- numerable circuses, carnivals street fairs; base players, football players basIet-ba players, automobile racers, aviators, boxers, nnumerable ponents of innumerable forms of professional ath- professional sports.
 It includes also the people who promote these amusements; who incorporate companies and man ufacture devices be used in amusing-fllm com panies with armies of employees the moving pie field example; the people in their large office forces; the people who manage and direct theaters amusement parks courses, athletic fields etc: stage hands, mechanicans, electricians md employees countless qualifications of he general business
 includes those who originate schemes of
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

Give us to go biithely about our business. Help Us to play the man; help us to perform the petty round of irritating concerns and duties and with laughter and kind faces.
 Robert Louis Stevenson.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

John D. Rockefeller's pastor calls him rose n the garden of the Lord. That reminds us that some years John b, Jr. described to his Sunday school class the American Beauty rose was developed by the sacrificing the substance many smaller and inferior It was under stood that the Sunday teacher confounded the American Beauty with pany which had been brought pretty rank of development.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
Arizona Republican Editorial Page

there many excellent men, who believe that cap ital punishment is essentially wrong. But the pro- portion of such women believe is smaller than the proportion of such believe, also that if the of this state to sit jurors in the trials for Wilful and malicious murder, life alternative of the death sentence would be than has been Arizona. Women would bravcly duty which law gives a oportunity evade.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

The Mexican minister the interior states that peace is accomplished fact apprise ne consttutionastas, the Zapatistas and the Carran- zistas of it, they will go through the motion fighting Also n that case why should We keep our American troops along the border?
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

cntertainnent those who finance them those who manage thcn1 those who then those press '7'''N' d''fdhcc fn'il' sign painters, "spelers,"
 tthkers etc. who advertise them and draw the attention of the rest of us-the patrons who com prise the other 90 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

The GHdden tour has just started again. That's nothing the Los AngeleS-Sa Diego Phoenix tour which will next November
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

yearod daughter of John A. McCar broker. a her the said:
 "WelL Helen, you're here, you?'
 a told that his daughter
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

she unwound approximately a mile and a half f it. There flowers. but at the bottom or the empty box was a card bearing the toIoWn& inscription in MT. Milers handwriting, just to SHOW that he Morse's empty homage:
 For Miss ChattertOn. from Mr MorSes ilorlSt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

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@eOrg Dobbelbuff iinb mad Sdtions
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

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mems bee 5ieiier iahlerpcreins pel
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2526 9ine StrnBe olirf 9errnIiie'
lnus BON 6reO. Iuts 4 Con litr
$4,000 an ssreo. 9oIano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-12

Tns ailtomcbil bcs Serrn 2aiu.
renee 9oIanb. pom Der Cincinnati
Scoa &nser & Ginger aIe 60.
lpohnhait in Bono Gill. serleia &C.
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entgeaengeiegier 9iidliung fomrren.
ben slutomobil dusneid3en uto rdnlt.
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ben Seiienpeg nno sfpar mil folder
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ipuroe. He0Ier fam nit !eidlten aalp
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