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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Som @jenipar til Dor gamle Sen
g. g. Glouen / CORTLAND, ST.,
ongaoenoe vamerifanif &ogring" /,
tiener fplgcnoe. Sc 10 Hroeent al
amerifanife &pin0er (iffe inoponore=
oe) lom fan fogc, boge, 1p %
itoppc, bar bopeoiageligen bjemme
/ spoitaterne. Spcgeiil0 og tprt
@l>gbreo, Dit % blaalig Gan6grpo
lmoate nutIigois life Dor Sen Glo1>=
len lao goot iom en- TOR Gnnomicb,
cit ieig Small Steaf" elIer ct
Stpffe Sic, men III fan f~orjifre
bom ON. at set or longt il;nocrc.
Teotebrp0 mes Salt pao fo1, mon
maaife blibe fjeb al / 2rngoen,
men III foretrnffer Set en6nl,, efter
81 Mars Spbolb berobre, fremfor
mango at SC beipn6erlige Setter,
tom 1erberes / DC allerfle lett ameri=
fanlfe 8oarbinebuic, @eitouronter
eller .@iem. Sa mes &enipn til TO
Sla9s MoroG - en- for &pi,1oen
og Ell for Ma,10cl1. loa in6remn1er
b. at set er 11retfnr6igt, met Sc cr
ioo fa1t etobleret. at set bill pnre
nprmelt 11m,,Iigt at roffe Sem.
@lem life, at geroen er 5tre11g /
fine 9ommc. Me116 ipnoe pa BIZ
Der tilgipne. &ptnoer iprt6e og Sc
%noeluffeS al Set gooc @el1fob.
Set er, iom iaet, life r%etfproigt.
men Set er CIT @ien6sgierning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Em cycngez3rnitcn" Sen So:
Mite, iuhu al @pngre5ie n5 Repr9ic1
Etant9,1s neoiatteS ier at 1uoeripgc
%Ebporuiot ser ef5tlterer et rYengc,
Grrtit", og apa6 Ser tiaafat5 bel
|gjeru5, fat 1861 en0t fine lttr6eris:
gelier. ug| dfgiDct &appost. Ser 10.
rcligger tire foslfjellige SS1tSittllin
ger, en- Mtdjorittetsrappott pg +
MinpritetSra}1pnrtr:
Moioritetsn; bni1' Mopprt CT 1trr:
oertcgnct; at TnumuarS Es11jp og Sc
pprigc lcf& n%en1ofratiife Mc5lem=
nner al &on1ifec1; fi1rSer, at en-
rEcngc=SrltIt" cfsilterer eTter eerrs
6%orltaoelie afi l~lotrpffef, og Sc 1rnp=
ncr ionn BE melt oftinp McnlfafRr
i Silpcie6rittgelle,r al &onrrntratiu=
,1cl1 al @enge og @re6T~ S. g.
Morgon & Gu, Tirit MutronuE
@ant> Matioual Gitb @o1f og @lubm,
9oeb & So. ofi Ms,u Yorf ug Sec
@%igginion % @ibhm; @eabu5p &
So. al 8oston::.
80 9opforilag' ln6lagr Se,rms
Raport. al bpiffe' Set erw furbu0er
@ruacn al Eoitem fpr T%onSsbprlerr
inm rm6loocr at. iuyttme lre,rge
1ororonin9er mcm @u1im til Mres
IorrctningsfprfeI; me0cn@ set Groet
iorclfriper ltrenae Mhgtsr' for Gt1-
rellen al Motionofborfcr. fur bcrcs
GmbeosmGn6 po for M &larr-
ringsioreninacr, JONI 81 tilGGrrr.
Maioritetsropportcn lirn,1ner t set
uul cntlielte mc6> Sc &p1rfluliurcr.
ium CT forclant &pr1ifcc1r af M.:S
iurioilfc @onlulunt, Sa1nn1el llrlter-
1l1cper.
Gen f5ritc Acknowledgement, ser
CT nn0crtegnct AT Mcprrblltancrrs
al Chi nrniu,. SNvlo af 9clo-
more ug @ncrniic' af Tioirtc frcm-
bolocr, at ltnhrri tgrIen life bor
at Scr bcltuar rru!1ets %ioafalot
Ecnae=Truit, n1clr tflipicr:: Sen
for imiblerti1 hrngt for 0oaen CIT
@oncctrtrution al &rc0it /
Nem g)orf @p % / noaen Grab /
@ostom OF Chicago" Si0ere beo>
ser set: rMeocns hi CT p9ientlig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Knrrr1pnn1atrf.
Observation-Disclosures.

Sum c,, lille @enitilling til Dan-
ite % FOR Sen 9ags Crib ogioa
% Spenlfe De 8per, Ser CT
ioo beloige at faa Beipg al ben
ifanoinoptite @anorenoitilling, y. 8.
/ Chicago, ON enoelig life at for
ismme 2eiligbeocn til at ie Sen. Gbi
Set er lsoig @unit, oeilige Sing oens
nc Maleriiamling RUNNER, bel set
.beoite, Scr er let / Amerifa, ,loget
at oct 0eiliglte, ser CT iren1brogt
biemme for Ii0en al Malertunit.
Oct er bienlige Strenge Der rp-
res, ,,aar man itaor operfor 8il-
(lumiens rlln9oom % Solitin". Ser
floor Seluft % Solifin no fra @i(<
.leoet. Gller @ammersbgis FREQ
fplote S1,teriprer n9e itiIIe St,,cr".
Ger or Sen6agsitil6co opcr Sem.
st oneet Snterier or 2onopoitcm,
me0 lin Eorcelenlnoboc / Muroc1l
bringen0e ct @rep tno / sen Ioplof=
|teoe Stlte til Sen gamle Some, ct Iao
Gate 6a,rif, at set bill irpoe etbpert
|3je. Man fan orbe,tlig lugte Sen
lut116rc uo6e S%6rcnicnifp Spbnf FRI
@oriens.
90 3orn!~ Sc 3orns &ortratter.
@11bpcr sfonoinnp fan npoe set.
SLENDER eller life Slender oil oltio
|finoe roget, ser tiltaler bom. Mi
uirfcligc &iel16ere CT hi bel fru1
foa beruoe. 9erfor bill cit flr1itne=
riff &ritif ogiaa bore 1lolplacert.
Sopeoiagen or at blipe oplaet til
at goa. Set CT Set ipereite. Set
CT life loa lige til at ripes us al fin
oaalige Sn,rretop=5ilnGrelle for at
goa % ic altnlt. Mmerifo er life
eli @ropDlGernes Spjlegorg, Ser ion1
/ Set %flaSiiife Mtben fon iten,ne
Si10et oa fnrbere6c Man6en til
Sllotrp6elie / Hollos Mtbenes Gent
pei = ber CT Set life ,1oroiife &on=
tbepn. Mfan maa tage fig lelp /
Noffcn, iaa gaor set nof. 90 mar,
fortrpocr Set life. @agefter fan
man 10 lnllrre rrt10t igien.
Ser CT eli ol10en @ru,16, boorior
II a(fc bgr gao: lt0itillingel1 ct
lcllot til.os Sfnnoinapcr = / iiolte
Snltans. &or n1ol1 moolfc chs
bjcn1nre ogioo regret ,,ogct me0
Da1fee=9e ls9en0e, loo peb hi 0og,
at Sc paa el1felte ltnbtogelier 1,pr
fommer Ser life, ont life al onoe11
Gruulo loa forn1eoelit 0eres Yotrio-
tislnc, Sen lpecifife amerifonife
1orrt for sfinipoe. Der, forbpoer
.oem set. Sm 6oruolntuinger1e
bos grnerifonere11 for at f~orItoa
&1rnit / Mlminoeligbe6, ifan6inapiIf
alt1it / SGr0elcsbeb, fu1oe ser bel
ogiaa pGre o0Ifilligt at iuot1eE1oe.
Mcn altlaa beisa ltoltillingeu. Get
er Sen minoItc Saf hi fan brfrtgc
bort relpeftiue @iemlano, pore
2omosmG110 for set ltore. og foit=
bare Mrbej0c, Set CT gaaet forl1o for
Soeens Girfe(iggjercllc.
Meo Sat for Sptoge1icn er irg
ST.. Hebafter, Ceres erb.
6re6e Nie1icn.
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Sra 1soen, 11tab.


Haa Dor 9aulf @rooeri am=
FUNDS 2oges @egne tillu6er ieg mig
bcrDcb at benleoe Ceres SpmGrf=
lcmbeo poo, at III fer / Sgoen Dar
CIT 2oge, Jon, blcp oprettet for ca.
10 &oaleoer iioen> o9 bar / oen-
lie 9io bapt eli fo%rtriulig Jrem=
gang. 81 for I'LL 40 Mcblemmcr,
co ,tgc Mnig9ni1mcr ON Spta9elie /
Dor Screening inbfommer peo bpcr
Me6eoften, iom or ofbol6t Sen lite
oa 3oie &anoag / bper Moonco.
81 far bper Mool1co cit ielifabelia
Sammntomit, JONI ale CT in0n1bte
til, % iom 6ornpiclic bar hi til
Sc flelte Sioer Ell goo oonif Cans.
|& bar / 2pbet al &i1teren ogiaa
'ofbolot ct itorartet Moifcro6ebol, %
ca. 400 Menneifer par tilite6e. Si
boboe ogioa Ell 1torortct 31,letrefeit,
lom por beiegt al flere @ltnbreoc
0onife ber fra Sgocn. gor nritc
ltnoerboloning pil blipe en- 9ilet.
tantforcItilling, ipillct al Sangfor=
cnin9en rgcbo" fra Colt 2ofc Gitp.
l(tog, iom opfprcr rMag0alena"
Sen 13oe Morts.
som1. 0licn,
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S Smtale al acknowledgements
let / @orgc Ifriues: Set mao og=
iaa napnes, at Set lofale 6orbllo,
ion CT inofprt / Sc flelte 2anboi=
%itrifter og / mango @per, life bir=
fer locluffenoc .bel0igt. Set .biler
Jig, at Ser / Sc uterlagte" 8per TO-
regoor CIT Smuqbnnoe( mes SPIT
rituoia, ser far Sc perlte Gelger -
og Set CT iiar Sc iimpleite Gorter
Der ct gongbor / 6er1ne Smint=
ming"
Mffl1rat set iomn1e lom bertil=
lonos / sc tdrlagte 9iitrifter".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

for bom CT uforitaaeligt; felo ON
ogfaa Sntterer bapbe u6ela6t So
Lon % Mnfsrielsteg11, iom ifet er,
CT set mig BOG eli Gaooc. Men ST..
s. faloer mes 8cgeiitring oper oenz
ne "Mabning" % ifriper mtcb be-
brei6enoc MIpor: u@porlebes fon
ST. Sllrflen faa lin Sen til at fri
DC iaaleoes." l1nbifplb, @piitnre6e,
ST.. Slnfiens Hen ifrep life loale=
oeS, ,1c1t oct blep ifrepet at Ceres
yGomrqoe" Sporgo.. Nei, jog bol=
Der meo Gem, ST.. S., BET moo jon-
oelig bore baarot at irtte lit GER
li9e @obn UNDER iaaonnt 1,ooet Ggie=
ri. Spprg Sc bcrfor bcllcrc Sr.
Spargo ONT @r,,nocn til 6enne It's
talelle % me6 Set iamnle fao &c.
ifeo paa, bpor. mango Sjele ba,,
far. Maar Sc ipprger bom in6en=
for CT lille &re0S, aob11cr Fan moo
life lit &iertc for 9em.
Ser err gjort mango Iorlpg ire
Socialis>ne1ls SIDE poa at bepiic, al
Selus Dor sen iprltc Socialiit, me-,
ogioo mango, Scr git no pao at be:
rile, at Socialisme Dor l,mrlig fol-
1900 Mar li0en. Gor 5rellers @op:
milobeo og @jrlplombeo mos ga
|tioenS Nrolctariat, iarnt bans Jor:
opmmlellc nj Sc Miges @jcrrigbes
% Ggenfjarligbco citcrligncs ser
Gag Gag = G11o ife 2op = a
bans Sern fer poo Sor0cll, og ifje>11
Scr CT lolrat trent til Gltlofommen
bc6ens Maol, ino arbcjoer ri mel
trcjoigt Mo0 IRENE ter, hi Menne:
lfcr meo oe11 @riitel1opfottc(lc, 81
falOer cit Naipitet. 2t ariitlls for
ogn1tc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bor 9,
ingcn bibelif 9epis for, og iom be
fjenot boboc Scents ogion Smgon{
lnco mango Nige % for0pmtc clle1
ancrfie1otc inge,1 poo Gr11l10 al 6e
res %pfonon,iifc Iorbol0, 1l1c11 fun ci
ter 0eres @jerters @nro. Sit bisfl1
tere religi9ie 5pgrgsmoal n1eo ST.
g. bm ieg otter bans lioite Mrtife
inoiet oil bore 11npttigt, ga ri oloc
les i1rgen felles @oloepunfter far
Sperfor bans Soccer pil6c ielp Sci
nleit aanorigc Mpologi pirfc iom cl
Spdno Gar1o poo cit @oos.
g.. 6. Se9ipote=Slnficn.
Chicago, ST., be11 s. Teb. 1918
81 Dad6er, at 6'@rr. pil fottc Jig
&ortbe0 bereiter. &e6.
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&rGiioent 5aft bar bauolet meeft

&rGlioe1t 5aft bor banolet meeft
flogt nnocr Set fritiife Sprpr i
Merifo. Megtige S%1,oflpoelicr
gioroe Jig %9iGloenoe for at formao
bonr til at i11obla11oe Dor &egierine
og tpinge Sc frigfprenbe Saftipner
til at aHlutte arigc11 og oprette
Treo, mel, Eraiioeutcn AMIGA Set
for uflpgt. S1n &rnii6enten bap=
Sc looet Jig bepegc al 6isie Sno-
flpoelier. ioa piloe Ian bope poo
fort Dor Matnon fort Sat al Men=
neifelip oa u6pre ltogiiter, moaife
til li6cu Mpttc cnoog for Merifo=
nerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
1lnoertegneoe bill. meb f,llo Spm,
potbt arrbefdle 6ente 9pfororirg.

potbt anbefnle 6enre Dpforbring.
9Gnf meb bpilfen SO sbolens
5orItanoer % 2nrerc fan u6fpre be-
res arbeioe roc,, al 8efpanri,,g for
oe1,11e ntgtigc Sag, iom bar bent
met Mrbeioet 90 6rimo6igbeoen Bio.
in6tiI.
Boritao bpilfe ltbcbageligbe=
Der og @rpoerier ser blipcr, fjerne=
+oe fra Sc aarlige Snoia1nlinger /
Menigbeoerne,
Som &eterien flyer: bporfor life
lGtte 3apitalen? - bpem Der
fo1 -, ga man bog bpert Star gi=
Der @entcrne. 5fole1s Mr=
bejoe frigjeres / bgi @rao, og De
8rp0erier pco S%nojamlingcr=
tie fiernes.
8. &enningen.
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sefr. Scrnrolr Sang ooae
sueialis,ue ue ariitenbou,.

III at bcgDttoc 1ttc0 la0 mig gj6<
re ct Ndr S11ordntmclier. G6rit iltb=
rall1n1er leg, at S%orotlo6ers Jprn1
ct fltglcforrtet, 11o11let bpdo jog cnn
fl1nbe bepiic ONT @r. Gopernifl1s Sri
patlip. ST.. &nl,oie1t far MMct beri
liaeipm mes 6e11 lille fpiffe g,iftig=
beo on Torbrp0ercu, rrtet fer OPP
bprer jog ogiao mc0 mine Sl16rprn=
mcller. Seq icr, jeg bliper mere
fritiieret for, bpab jog life iIffreu,
chs for bpoo jea ifrep. Seq fornz
life n1eo 9ebiicr nof, ifjnnfer
%for'wacn SpmGrfiombeo til Sing
al nnocrororrt 8etponing, prepcr
pao at luifc mig bort fra @meola=
gen oip. Seq mo6bebiier life CIT
Ie06cf al Ceres r9cpiier". &bor
oisic? S ~Spitemififte",
.&urrgSGmurer" o. 4. fin6es en-
&Gffe al @aaftanoc, men al birfe=
ltgc ffare 8ebiIer, Iom enbpcr n1not=
tc bpic fig for, life ioa mango ion1
pao gogcrt at min @oonb. S. Offs.
~6or0i Sen meo ct Slog
M1tlfgbeo al al r@roft" oa
corruption. Sa, III bercr at Sc
tiger iaaleoes, nre11 nj ifl1loe libe at
oioc bborfor, ligeiom poa ioa matt
&C an6re Eunftcr.
Otter nrin @eniua Ilap jcg life
9ebaeblingcn af Sen ponomife Sc
tcrminfsntes oanbefige Mbrfc, fpr
leg iattc oct fioIte Eunft1,m og int
oerfrcp Hrtifelen. Sfjsrt jea fun
noale 9injer poo at 6efi,1ere
iclpe 1totrpbfet rgfonomiif 9ctcrmi=
'rtsme-. loa bite jeg peo tolrige 81
toter fra Bigger pg 9looe al 1,bc=
N11toritetcr nanot Ceres
NanoSfrGn0er, at pfonomiif Deter
mtnisme bgrcr til 6ritr11feri og
@1t6sbeipattelic. Oct CT 0og life
Nobnet iclp, ser CT CT Tare for os,
men bbo6 Mabnct inoebolbcr og
al at tro poa oenne falitc
Sbcori, Ser CT / oabcnbor Strio mes
lan6 &riitenbom, iom bens Stiftere
% Stan6or6bnrerc iiel6ent looer
Fit 9eiligbeb gao 11pooaetet fen til at
o%ollmentere.
Seq gior6e Sem til at begp,roe
mes ct 8ar SS~nbrbmmelier, men ,1ear
De bapoer, at Sen bfonomiife De-
t~crminismc=Gbeori nor bpao SEN
oar, llo11iet al Marr @eligion> fao
leg en- fraftig 9roteit.
Morr bar Ell @egelioner fsr
bar Ell pfonomiif 9eterminilt,
% G6eoricn ,rbbiflebc Jig At bons
frie So,fer og er ioale0es ct &ro=
buff meb cit beocnif Mfitamming.
/ onoen Siorobln6 CAB
6erfor Tr1lgt iom @o0cr-
plontel1, 11emlig @l,osfornngtelie.
Sc be0er mig opgipe SioenS Sou
'ner / @necls Origin Of familp",
5por Ser preoifes fri @iGrliebe6,
at lie Gbret I al fin Ses1ig-
Deo. Mr. bel, betrogt iaa bette l1bp-
re, bentet fra omtalte frantic SO.
belle SIDE 9t-92: r9nliorgen for
Born bliper Ell offentlig Sag. Cont
flrr0et lprQer .Iiae for ollie 8grr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

poa @eoneopeobe,, tieeer at 5fibs.
tapteine1,g Mbcr CT Is Mnr %
life 70, .fom Ceres 5ocit tiger"
Opgapen fonotes ! iioitc % ! forri-
&c Mr. al @Iooet. @i fan bog
meo6ele @r. Mielien, at en- Gag
fsrer i Chicago 90 "a, an9e ! Ra.
cine hcgge bor in6ien6t Iomme So
cit, ne1nlig e.
2Ggen ifriper:
stibsfopteinens SLIDER CT q slor,
bporaf ban lcpcbe
80 Star ,pan 5se,1,
81 Nar i europa,
SO elor / N>nerifu,
"a Mar i Mfrifo,
is Mar / giie,,,
10 Aar / Muitrol:tn.
72,O
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G9riitopber !Sanelien bpo. Girl
itopber @o,,elien, 83 Mor, iom for
Ell @e%nneifeaIoer ii0en Dor befienot
iom &ortret- oe 2anoifabsmaler, cr
500 i, fin Datters, mrs. grnelt
arobns Stem / g. 2ouis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

A%ngooel1oc set banlfe &pngepars
@ejpg / Norac lc SIDE 6. &aa ST
Sc Z pi( ma finbe flere 9illebcr
ira Sen i%fo1oinopiife Molcril1oltil=
ling / Chicago.
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jWREM@ l ASS;S$S0!CIAGi6E9
T%HNbERSRl
Ase4ytAEBAGM
g ,terei at the Post Office at St. Pau
MIMI, as second class matchmaker.

Sfionbco lighter Ell Mnbefolings=
lfripcllc, bpis @pl0igbeb altio CT al
fort &arigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Ef Gad6er, at b'@rr. pil fotte 1ig
&ortbeo berefter. &eb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

1tpO. Doq0 0crpS trrfclfge SelnGre
nn9if, og Dog itoh oeres Morol be-
tDoelig luperc emo hcn, hi fol6er for
friitelig Morul.
ST. &.'s Yaaftono ON, at Set CT
fl,loitG,rSis rr1nttligt for Nrbeiocrcn
at opsa@a ell fuloit0noig lafbengig
efo1ronriff shilling CT maaifc rietie
l1roer noglc 6orbolo. 6orreiten
lfulbe set intcresiere mig at pioe,
bpob SC Sunoreotuiin6cr al pelbo-
pen6e 2mobntgere flyer bertil. Ma,l.
sc at bette 2an6s Darmere bcgpnotc
me6 ct @ar tommc &enocr % ct
freioigt &oob til Gremtioen, % &c.
lsnningel1 l,oeblep bcIlcr life. Mo-
tnrligpis, Ser bgrer Gncrgi og Silie=
fraft 6ertil, al1brc Ggenlfa6er el16
Dem, Ser n6forores for at fltrne
gibre Sorocn til eli enom, n9rre
Commercial ems Sen / ,6orpejcn CT,
peb at ifripc iocialuttife Mrtiflcr
prGotfenoc @losieboo % &lasiefrig.
90 iaa fonmmer Scr Ell plloiia
5ciltagelie, iom for ST. @nuoien re=
iulterer / Ell peritabcl &a,n6gong.
Seq citerebe Spnraos sammenlia=
Ming mellem friitelia % iocioliltiif
Gtbif, % 81. 8. tager Spargos
for mine, Nnorleoes bette fer
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
NEWLY WEEDS SUBJECT
OF MUCH JOKING
Dam Chapple, Jr., and Miss Effie
cooper Married Yesterday
Morning.

sam Chapple. Jr.. the able Young.
operator at the Larama theater. de-
| clded yesterday. his intended wife Of
! course being willing. to surprise his
friends around the city and at the
theater by getting married early
yesterday morning. SO with Miss Eff
lie Cooper the charming bride. the
license having been procured, he re-
paired to the Southern Methodist
! church. and there, in the presence OF
q few friends, the two were married
by Rev. w r. Thornton
Before, however, he returned to his
regular duties, the young couple,
scorning the idea OF a honeymoon
away from Phoenix, the delightful
Information had become noised
around and quite q reception or rice
and old shoes was at hand FOR them.
rms was not all Along in the aft
ernoon Mr.. and Mrs. Sam approach
Cd the theater. and their coming was
announced by the members of the
vaudeville company now playing
there, by the simple expedient OF
lining up on the sidewalk and sing
ing in a way that attracted the at
tth'lpH pI an w washington street.
Here Comes the Bride. Hail to the
Bride"
The joke stage was not finished
until the close OF the evening per-
fornance. In the afternoon an an
nouncer came to the platform and
in the dark announced, Ladies and
gentlemen. owing to the fact that the
operator had to go and get married
We will not run our little sketch aft
er this reel as is customary. but will
instead run it after this reel just
the same"
This provoked a howl. Then. at
night during the sketch one of the
performers wrote on the blackboard
of the stage. Sam had to get mar
RED
The happy couple however. took
the fun all in good part and 1oEed
with the jokesmiths They will make
their home in Phoenix Both of them
We're the recipients of many con
gratuiations Yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
DISTRIBUTOR OF MACHINERY

William Buckingham. representative
of Fairbanks. Morse & Co. who have
been making this territory for sew
eral years. arrived in the city yes
terday Mr. Buckingham has fixed
views regarding the machinery put
out by the house he represents. and
has very decided views regarding the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
VISITORS FROM GLOBE

wv ''O'' w. @--NbtCi
ney 7. r. Flanagan. Sheriff Haynes
of ella county. Justice Hinson
Thomas, one of the oldest peace Of
ficers in Arizona and Deputy Sheriff
Gene Shute arrived in town yesterday
by automobile
FORD HOTEL-W. J. Neumann
and wife. Nogaies: George Thalheim.
Saginaw. Mich: f. Ralph and fam
lily, Long Beach; Frank Haynes. Eu-
gene Shute. F. l.. Jones. George Zim-
norman. Globe: l.. ID. Johnson. Tue
son: T. H Edminston. Prescott: G.
NJ Deem, Globe: ] NJ Journigan,
Roosevelt: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter John
ston. San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
n. Thompson, Globe.
HOTEL ADAMS. Hislop, San
Francisco; ]. Maloney. St Louis: John
Tren and wife, Bisbee: ID. Q. Burch-
and. Tucson s. l.. Fowlkes. New
bern. Tenn; James F. Record, Es-
cuela, Arfz.; Mrs P A Schellng
| Ray: Mrs Addison Greenway. John
c. Greenway. DR.. l.. d. Ricketts,
| Warren; Miss Stillman. New York
! Ted e. Kibbe. Globe. Ariz; c. j. AL
den. Globe; O. f Thomas, Los An
geles w. NJ Berard Chicago; Geo
n. Brown, w f. Henry. Los Ange-
| les; A 7. Murphy city.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01

She-But viii You love me in cold
DecembeEas YOU did in balmy June?
He-More darling
She-More?
He-Sure: there's one more udy III
cember-Tit- Bits.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01

Ladies of st. Mary's church will hold
an all day cooked food sale, Saturday,
May 3 at Clemens meat market, 237
f Washington St-Advertisement. g
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
OF Local Interest
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STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for
April 80:
Elevation Of water in reservoir
feet Observation-Disclosures. 16S SO
Contents of reservoir. acre it So. $50
Loss preceding "A hours, acre
feet Observation-Disclosures. 106
Elevation of water in reservoir
one year ago today, feet - 17S "a
Contents of reservoir one year
ago today. acre feet .... 695, 059
Normal flow Salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam
NJ l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 525 IS
Amount of water used for IL
rigation. north side. NJ. L.. 3O01S
Amount of water used for irri-
CATION. south side. NJ. I...... 29,95C
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
MOTHERS LEAGuE-

MOTHERS LEAGUE-The monthly
meeting of the Mothers League will
be held on Friday afternoon in the
church parlOrs at the First Presby-
terrain church. Mrs William JamisOn
will act as hostess for the afternoon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01

WANTED-One passenger lady or
gent for trip to Roosevelt Dam leave
Hotel Adams, II a M, May LIST. phone
1859, Reed & Thomas. 1T
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01

Fishing tackle, Pinney e. Robinson
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
AUTO FOR HIRE,

Rates reasonable. service first-class
! have passenger Chalmers car and
do a general rental business, no triI
TOO long or too short. Auto stand IL
front of Casino saloon, Phone 1855
Office BIS Nat. B. of A. Bldg, Phone
400 w F. Milligan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
DIABETIC LEG
AMPUTATED

Physicians know that operations on dia-
betics are nearly always fatal. operations
commonly making new Centers Tor gan
CREME. which often shows in this disease.
Therefore. the following successful opera
ton on a diabetic Will interest physicians
and diabetes generally.
Patient a san Francisco business man,
was taken 10 the 81. Winifred Hospital
suffering with a gangrened leg. IL was
an old case Of diabetes and the gangrene
had extended so far that the severance
was between rhe knee and thigh.
The physician did not attempt the ope-
ration till he had eliminated the sugar
with Fulton's Diabetic Compound. The
consulting physicians felt IL would be
fatal, but the operating physician knew
what he could do I'm such cases after be
had eliminated the sugar, and proceeded
with the operation.
The fourteenth day the stitches were re-
moved. the wound showing beautiful pink
color. The patient left the hospital the
fourth week.
The operation was based on the ability
Of FuhOn's Diabetic Compound 10 ehmi-
nate the sugar in diabetes. II you have
diabetes and are OF middle age or over
you owe IL 20 yourseh and family 20 try
Fuhon's Diabetic Compound before giving
up IL can he had AZ Woods & Striebel.
For pamphlet write John ]. Fulton Co.,
San Francisco Advertisement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

During the recent storm the house
Of Geo. Carver and the barn on the
Eberhart farm were struck by light
ming The damage was slight
Miss Carrie Quick is i'll.
Mrs. william Quick returned from
a visit in Illinois Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Nedeau is reported quite
sick
Mrs. Mary Butcher spent few
days visiting with Mrs. Sarah Buckbee
at Edwardsburg. Mich.
A number OF North Liberty friends
were entertained Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs james Sousley.
Samuel LOnzo OF South Bend and
Rev. Clear OF Goshen were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Nc
Knight.
William ChandOnia and family OF
Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday
with John ChandOnia.
Mrs. G. Granger of South Bend
visited Sunday with John Chandonia
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shank are
moving 10 Mishawaka.
Lynn Mcknight returned 10 Purdue
university Monday.
william Chapman is recovering
from a recent serious illness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12
Late News from the
Surrounding Towns
MILL CREEK.

A barn on Bert Smiths farm was
burned to the ground Sunday morn
ing. Several tons of hay and a num-
Der of farming implements were lost
The cause of the fire is not known
The loss is partly covered by insur-
ance.
The Sunday school picnic was held
in Miller's grove Saturday and was
well attended.
A social dance was enjoyed at Reu-
ben Lempkes The affair was a sur
prise on Mr.. and Mrs Herman Long
who are visiting at the Lempke home.
Francis Mackin is spending the
week with relatives in Laporte.
Mrs. r. G.. Wiltfong spent Thursday
in Crumstown with her parents, Mr..
Miss Hazel Travis who is seriously
III. has been removed TO Holy Family
hospital at LapOrte. f
Mrs. G. p. Tennis has returned from
a weeks visit with her daughter in
Canada.
Mrs. Fred Olson was taken to the
Holy Family hospital in Laporte Fri
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rank has returned
to Mill Creek after visiting with rela-
tives in Laporte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilds of North
Liberty spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wringer.
Jerry Munton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiltfong at South Bend Saturday.
Mrs. .. Rehlander and children
went TO South Bend Saturday.