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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Notice of Application forSurvey andWith-
 drawal
Under Acts of Congress Approved August l8, 1894, and June
 20, 1910
(Application for Survey No I9,

No''ce l. hereby given that application. dated September. ai. 1914. signed.:by the Gove.nor ol Arizona. the chairman of che State Land Com mission and Attorney General of Arizona was made to the Commissioner of the General Land Omcc. Washington. D. C., for The sur- and by authority of the Act Of Congress an- proved June ao. 1910 t,6 Stats. s6s) and other Acts anc parts of Acts made applicable therrfo of the lands embraced in the following so~n- sh'ps in CociIise county. Arizona, viz:
 T. ,as. Ks. a a asE; T. rss. RaaE: T. f.s KS sI &77 E, andl unsurveyed portion of asE. I-I5s. Ks arS aa E. and the portions oi % ,o r. r7S. R. 3zE. that portion within S,ate of Arizona; T. IeS, S. aoE, and uusurveved portions of aI & a.E; [. 7rS, Rs aa arE: 77S. R 7aE. unsurvey ed portion; I A n srE. that portion outside Coronado National Forest. ca s R B & M.
 Notice is therefore gwen that tbe withdrawal and reservation of all unsurveyed Bands iu tbe said townships will be effective from and after September z6. Ier4. the date of receipt bv the Commisioner of the General Land o6ice of the aforesaid joint applicaiioa for survey and vish- drawa, which said withdrsvaI ~dn coatinue undl the expiradoa of sixtv dsv, rom the dase oi fling ia the U Land nff'ce at Phoenix. Arizona, os the of- heal Pts's ot the survey os said towns hips, dur he exclusive night to select. through it's ,exAny ,oastisuted authorities. any of the lands em- 'raced within the said townships which are pct nclsded tn any adveEse claim.
 Dated Phoeaix. Asisoaa. Ocs rs. Iet4.
 THOMAS wEEDIN,
 Register.
 JOHN [ BIRDNo
 Receiver. First pub Oct r1, yorH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
News of the State h Condensed Form
Dies At Tucson

Dies At Tucson
 George s Callahan, an old r.sidens oi Tucson, was seized with . psrsIvtie stroke Friday morning while being brought to.sown in an sut mobile and died shortly sfterward at bis hnms luss wsst of the Congress stree. bridge. He was about 0years years of age and had bsen ill and nearly blind for long time.
 Coyotes Like Water Melons
 That the farmer hes . erievsncs sgainst the coyote ss well as has the c'wmso and cticksn man, is evi- denoed by the experrence ofJ W Met'ler, who has . homestead east of Tucson. During the past summer, coyotes have eaten some of bis fiosss ~ste.nelons. Mr Mettler is willing to give the coyotes credit for their good taste and would not have com, pis'ned about their taking . melon now and then, but he does think tbss they ought to fioish one melon before spoiling another.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
War Veteran Passes Away

One of the nost notable fl. ures ip Arzona's group of the survivors of the civil war vas lost in the pacing IhuIsdsy st Pboenix O. Samuel GoIds worthy. aged 16. For seventeen yssrs . resident of Arizons, Mir Goldsworthy bss become known to large number of people. He served through the civil war in Company K. Twenty. frst Iowa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Fnday's Daily.
Went On Hunting Trip

We"t VI uuuttuy SItp
 FIN Wolcott, of the mercantile ee- tsblishment which hears bis name, and MT R L Valance left yesterday for the Chiricahus mountains where they go on deer hunting ezpidi'ion Of several veeks. They expect to bring back . goodly supply of the ta.ty venison.
 Visiting Friends
 Ms W Tomlinsop of Bi b is . visitor in the county seat for several days as the guest of ffieDds. Mrs romlinson was . resident of the Old CsmP Tor many years. but the past lew years nae been . resident of the Hill City. Mrs Tomlinson is always slad to pay . visit to her old home and is always welcome. Train was Loaded The incoming morning train wss crowded with people coming in CD court bnsicess and to locate here. Returned from Campaign Trip c L Cummings Rpublican candi- date for member of the board of an. pervisors, 0 W Hicks Republican nominee for Clerk oi the snperior court, Flank Demarest tressnrsr on the Republican tis ket and T Kings bury Republisan nominee for tie off, flee of county attorney. all returned home yesterday afternoon, after has- ing camDsigned through the Huschu- d'strict. having visited Fairbank, [, Busns. Garces, Hereford and all the ranch bonses along the route. They are all cor 6dens and .tate they me, macy irients in that district, who have promised their support ss the coming election.
 Here On Business Matters M H Coodon Of Harrison and Brown at Bisbee vas 6 visitor in the county sest today on business mat. ters.
 Railroad Officials Here A special train today containing of- ficials of the E P & s W railroad va. here today for brief while, during which time they visited the local depot and inspected the yards etc, reporting them in good shape.
 Returned from Bisbee Mrs Harry G Wheeler returned home this morning after . several dave visit with friends st Bi.bee.
 Here On Business Attorney DA Richardson was e visitor in the county seat this sfter- noon on business matters before the board of supervisors.
 Business Picking Up
 Postmaster Smith rep rts poet O ofice business ss showing e decided gain this month oyer the first half of Iast month. Fall business, ssys the 'post. master, ts picking up in good way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Homestead Proofs
tContinued from Page n

comodatiou aod co, ysr ie ce for msk- ing final proof. they havs signified their ibtention of making pr, of efors Commiss'orer w A Fowler oi Tomb, stone. MT tichsrd kolb. of Buens, recently made 6nsl proo! before Com- mission T Fowler, and .xpre ssed him- self .s we'll pleased si.h the speed and with which be wss sc. comodstsd The sboye named ~iil
 nake their proo: within the next few
 mon: he.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Thursday's Daily.
Unloading Hay

Unloading Hay
 J ii McPherson. proprietor of the McPher-on Trsnsier Con. any, today received . carload o' alfalfa hay, which heis haviog unloaded. ln from Road Camp
 Bert Hand Is m the city today from 'he r,sd camp cn bus ness. Here from Turner
 Mrs George McLsne and httle con, , Jimmie, are visitors in tbe city today f'om Turner, as gue.ts of Mrs John Rock.
 On Business
 Barney Andrin, leit this evening for Bi-bes where he goes op 6 fes dave business visit. He went via the Hopson Pros and Harris Auto Line. Visiting Friends
 Mrs R. St'mson is visiting friends in the city today, having come in from the J O Bar ranch. vhsrs she is visiting her sister, Mrs Robert Axtell. Resigns from Water Company
 Mir Chsrles Frederick has resigned from the employ of the Fuachuca Water c mpsny ard has been suc- c@e ed by Mir Kelly of Douglas where he has been with the city water workr. Mr Frederick I, ayes the Hau- chucs Water people because the rapid resusticatioD of Ion b.tone has given him co much york in his line that he was unatl- to do the work flr both. Here From Tombstone
 AC K-rger, clesk of the board oi upervi.ors. and A " Howe, county probation officer, were here Ia t nigh, rom Tombs' one. making . flying trip by automobile from the count, seat and back. Both gre prominent in tie rarke of the Democratic party and while here conferred with Chair. man BGwen 6 d Secretary Mcdonald on the political situation -Review. Wedding In Tombstone
 A wedding was snlen red in ihe county seat yesterday, Rev G L Hor- sne officiating. The contracting parties were Mr Joe Lee and NJ ss Harriet Grover. both Of Turner, where they have large circle of friende with whom the PRosPEcToR joins in extending congratulations and best wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
From Saturdays Daily Over from Bisbee

Over from Bisbee
 Mice Winnie Wilson vas s visitor in the city today with friends from her home at Bistee. Here from El Paso K Kyle. son-in- law of Mir and Ms F N Wolcost of this city is . wis. ''or here today from his home at El Psso. Here From Douglas Attorney Benshimol of Dougl,s was visitor here today.
 Returned from Bisbee Probsiion Officer Howe returned home today from Bisbee.
 Back from Bisbee
 Mrs E Lsnders returned home to- day ircm . brief visit 10 Bistee. Up from Benson
 Miguel Csstenada of the Virginia hotel st Benson is . visitor in the county seat today.
 Here On Political Matters l s Merrill cand date for represen. tative from Cochise county ~ss ( visi. tor in the city today.
 Sunday Services s-rvi'es st the Congregational church tomoros Sunday School l0 m PfescbinR II am < 7:3On m Y. P. 8. c. E. 7pm. Theme for the morning "Chris. Program" in the evenng "The ChrIs,ians Program Rev H 4 Deck sill preach. Looking After Fences Base [ Watkins, republican csndi- cate for supervisor and Miss Edna Newman, republican nominee for school superintendent were visitors Tn she county seat today looking after their fences here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Unique Operation

By removines section of broom stick foot long from the esophagus of pct burro belonging to . health. seeker living near Tucson, CrJ A ADbrosy performed Thursday one of the moet delicate and difficult oper stions ever done on an suirosl in Tuc- son. Dr Ambfosy considers it one of tbe most unique operations thss he ever performed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

volume of outside capital which will be used in de- veloping our mines our mills, our lumber interests and our stock and agricultural Iands which means { a return to the good old days of prosperity and { plenty enjoyed before the inflctlon of Hunt.
 Respectfully {
 RALPH H. CAMERON,
 Candidate for Governor,
 The Republican Party. { . A A = c c A A A A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Cine Gniiheibuns ssgsn bic Whits
Stur Dumpfer GeieIlidaft.
Jn 0erbinbuns nit Der Titanic aa.
taitropbe.
9bmanuna sipiiden Deutihlanb uno
5rantr.ih nit 8e5ug aui Die
Hagbab 9nbn.
aus BEN 9.ntiden Rei6.

Nus benz 9.ntif,en Rei6.
8erlin, 8. Jcbr. - DIR prin1
uno bic Yrinasiiin 6einrih BON preus
zen ip.rnen bsm geiipiel oss Col
9tsooOre RopieDtli folssn uno Der
orasniiniiteH Republii sinen gsiut
abitntien. sic nsrbsn am 10. MarJ
Don 5amburs abreiien.
Die bsutiden 3eitllnssn batieu Die
Rciie bes Col. Roolepslt burt argens
tinisn in Iansen aeitartiteln befp-os
hsn unb ibr srobs geDsutuHs bsiges
Iesi. ertl1rsnb, oab bic Reiie ben
.3fped sebabt babe ben ginilnb Der
Der. Gtaaien in Siibamsrita 3u pers
iiirtsn, uno bab Seuiihlano ecsisnst,
iShritte tbnn loils. um ben Dem oeltts
ihsn Ginflub suaefiisten Sdaoen rplss
esr gut 5n MAIDEN.
Sn manhen areiisn iii man Der
9.niihi. oab bic Hsiie bss prinsen uao
Der prinstffin 5einri6 aus oieism
DruHoe ilnternomnlen tperos. obgIeit,
ben iebigen arrangements gsmab bas
prinssnpaar nur Sipei Wofen in slrs
gsntlnisn bleiben uno bic Runhreiie
mif oem neilsn oeutid,n DoppsI'6ran.
bensDampfsr ~aap Trafalgar" MAIDEN
ipirD.
4m 10. 9s5smber iino sfpei Der be-
iisn bti.titbsn pans.rihiffs. .Aaiicr@
uno ~RDnis Albert@. BON oem .sIdiib.
ten aren3er ~Suabburs4 bssisiiet,
nah Siioamerita abssaanesn. um bort
lricosr einmaI bic oeuifdx slasae 3n
sciatn.
Gie afritareifc 6ts aron.
prin8en.
I'm Baldis bes aronpriusen iii
mon bsreiis pollauf nit ben Borbsrsi-
funaen fir bic Reiis beId,dftiat. Dic
Der 1bronfolasr mad, afrita untsrnca.
men ioll. um bic 0erbdltniiie in ben
a0!cnisn Des Hsifes tennen an !erne,,
uno als Vsrsreier oes Gaiiers bic
ausiielIuna in Darses. Salem su croft
neH. 1ie Gntfhsibuna beg aaiicrs
iiber ben Reiieplon iteht alIerbinas
nod ans. obtr IL nnterlieat fsinem
.apsifsl. oaB Der aaiirr feline 3uftim.
nnna asben pirn. Sobalo nits az.
idlisbi. niro Der aronprin, in Ge.
clcituHa itiner gemablin bic peiit,
srf Elm t1lbes saabr berehnete Rsife
antseien.
lumnis I'm prtubifhen
Qanbtaaunb i'm Reihss
t1a.
I'm Observation-Disclosures oes preuEi.
ldlcn lonbtdats fam Is su iiiirmi.
idhen 5asntn. Werurind)t luurber
eieislbcn barh oen Tosiolocmotratis
fesen Abaeoroneten Or. aarl Qis6.
incdt. Dieter brofte ludhrtno einer
Debate an fdIiner Gielle ben sfolI Dt-
Witffpe Damn sur Gprane, beren
ffeildnuna bic Stontsonua!tIfnFf
psripeiaest. trosbem ~ llnihulb an
ber Dor ont aohren erfcloten Grmor,
buKa Tires 0dtten ertrieien fein fcu.
~ ~ GsAi6!ih bon nssHbsatsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Gbarles s. Blaming uno feline Sapsz
iter, 5rau 8arrabraut, in
Retpart, u. s., Dsrbaftet.
&orruption unter 6 b btca:
qper 9uuDes ten.

I
Gbicaqo, 9. 7Sebruar. Die
8unoe5 8roBseIhDorenen, Die Die
WafeH6efte6ung BON gunoesbeuulten
Dur6 Sol" 2efpiniobn, ben fiiihttgen
gurgen uno pripdtbantier, untsrfuht
| haben, brahen Die 9erathung ab, um
on eiHem on ben Yrdiioenteu uno ben
9eneralanpalt WcRepnolos gu eritots
tenosn 8eriht 81 arbeiten. Der IeBtez
re, Der nit ben 5batIaheu betanRt
mar, bat peoer S6ritte eingeleitet,
uoo iol6e smpfoblen, obelsi6 ibm
gepeiie fir bic 8eifehIidtett geni1er
8unoesbedmten hierieIbIt auqebpteH
lpor6en ipdren.
Die groBqei6noreHeu pertagten
! lid i'm &oHfIitt iiber 3tpei 9orItldge.
Die cine Partsi beItebt ouruuf. baB eiu
polIftdnoi9er geriht iber Die 9erbiE~
oung BON torrupten 9unossbeamtsn
nit beitehenbsn gurgeu, farhigeu
5duIttdmpfern, Qgentsn Don Wtdo6eus
bdnDlern uno 5rauen Der unterpelt
Dem prGIioenten unter benz gIeih3eitiz
cen 0eriangeH elmer llnterIuhung beg
Stanoals ourd ben GpngreB ii6er-
iaHot rperoe, pdbreno Die anbere Bar
tel nur einen 9eri6t iber Die erIpisiene
geitehlihteit zines 8unbesbeumten
eritatten uno bann Die 5bGttgteit Der
9eihnoreuen in oisier Sahe abihliez
ben mill.
Der umfdffeubere Der betoen Be-
ri6ts piiroe 3eigsn. Dap Sad Sobnion,
Der farbige 5auittdmpTer, $4,000 an
gunbesbeamte, giirgsn unb InpGlte
DGhreno Der Wonate ieiner 9erfplz
gung be3ablte, unD ba Bpie Mdnner,
pdbreno Tie tbm tGglih 8elo unter
Der 9robung NIT Gintsrtsruna abper=
langten, ihn 3pangen, ibneu Soupers
Dor5uIegen uuo iie nit t6euren Weiz
nen 5u regnliren.
umfangrei6 finD bic gelpetie pofur,
oaB SOL" 2epinio6n Der bieiige Der
trster elmer 9ereinisuns bon Qplititern
uno 9unDssbeumten tpdr, pelher
,Sib" W2cSie, ben geiiBer elmer Winz
tslborie fir GpetuIotionssuete, benz
9efdnsniB fernbielten, unb baB
$4,000 BON bem 9elbe, boB Mc5te
fir StraFfreibeit be3abIte, bur6 bic
6dnoe 2epiiobns giugen. Die 9ez
fhporeuen iperoen am 9ienitae gu eis
ner ShluBiiBung 3uIammentretsn, in
Der sablreihe 5rauen psrnommen
tperben iollen. 9ieIs boben anaebIih
Die aonferen3en iiber bic gertbeiluns
Der geute in ben perI6iebensn Fallen
aneebDrt.
9lls @runbtase bes getpsiies fir bic
griiten5 Der itanoaloien 3uftGnoe gilt
has gantbuh SOL" 2epiuiobns.
0ieies Bud bsfinoei iid, in ben 5dn=
ben Der Regieruns. giebt aber bod
niht bic 2oiuns bes SALES. 2efpins
fobn bepunirte oft $4,000 in einem
Utpnat in ieiner 8ant uno sablte qros
BE Summen in gbeds aus, bic iebpt
ale fIneirte Yomen trugen. qllles, mas
bic Regierung bisber bat feititelIsn
t0nnen. iit, boB 2etpiniobn beitrebt
mar, 10 oiele 9eamte, aIs m6eIit), gu
reripitelu, uno oaB sr bic ausbeSablten
eheds perbars, um Tie uls gepeife fir
fetne 3ablungen 3u benuBen.
Inter benen, bic er nit gbeds be-
odhte, uno bic baber, tpie bic Regiez
rung audi tpeiB,als ieineShulbuer ans
aufeben iino, befinbet iid3 elm 9santer,
pelher bic Bombs riir 2efpiuiobn unb
anbere sttperbsnldbise giireen, iotpie
fir piele Wudersr, sutbisb; feruer .in
aass,ex &s0m3er essnc osSAasias,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Jn(anogclc grap0
Som @ hdrfep muR ins sc
fdnlntb panoern.

fGnauib panoern.
Rem gort, 9. Heb. Sbomas
Z. .Sharten. Der friihere preisborsr,
uno isin e,eif1Gftsfiihrsr Osborne iino
Thuloia befunoen fporoen, Elm uuor@
oentlides 6aus an IA. StrdBe. nabe
8. apenue. betriebeu au haben. Die
Reiben ipurben obne .3ulafuna BON
9lrgfhdft ins 9sfdnantB aeihidt
uno ipefpen am 16. ssebruar perur.
tteilt iperoen.
Sin tatboIiiher prieiter, Der Sefre.
tdr elmer geahbaridaft qHociatton
uno ein Mlitalieb nes 4nti.2aiier-
Gornmittees traten als s3eusen fiir bic
2nilaae auf, ipdbrenp Geihdftsleute
unb slnpere Sharfen Elm autes ghas
ra.teraeuaniR aabeu. Sborten ielbit
'aate. bah ieine Wirthihnft nas re.
.jpstiahGIbe -oetal In 1ssa 0esE IT. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Wetterberid)t.

SIR Dtio: 1riibes Wstttr am
Disnftoa, nit Sdnesfau an ben Sesil.
am Waiitfpoh fpabrideinIih Shnes
unb idlter. Siib0itiicbe, ndh Noros
iucii umfnldaenbe MinDe. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Selb itmoro elmer iurgen
2WnitLerin.

9erbn, Conn. 9. 5ebr. - SRI.
8enepieoe MQis. cine talentppQe Mtds
lertn uno elmer Der dlteiten uno bep
tanuteiteu GFamilieu in 9teu Gngs
lamb anasb0renb, bat iidb I'm Souias
tonic Sunnel ertruntt.
fSrl. Mllis perinndno tpdbrenb Der
Hadt, etuen Brief fir ibren Batter
uno ihre Sdtreiier SuriidlafIeno, IN
Dem iie Itrteb, oab lie ibre 5ouriIie
entebrt babe. um @erseihung bat lino
ertlarte, oab iie ~allem elm Gnoe ma.
den miiffe."
ssrl. 2luis, bic Mitalisb bes Reiu
PORTER aunitnsreiHs mar. mar fet-.
Monatsn NIT eiueEi aeynsIIsioen b.
bajtkt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

kOtrupliOn untsr 0en Bun
0es6eamten in Chicago.
Gin 8eriht oarilbcr an ben
3srGIi0entem 8iliDn une ben
0eneralaHmalt WeRepnplss
seihidt.
Ter Sestere ioa lamsft pom ben
Werbdltniiieu uuterrihtet
gemeien iein.
SObn gurte, Der gbef bes 8erpflez
9ungss Departements ouf ter
Sanal5ons abgeIest.
gr ion Don 2ieferanten grobs Gum
men an geits6ungeu anges
nommen baben.
>IS
S6Iimmer 8anftrab in Wtempbis,
5enneiee.
prafoeHt Raine bon Der oDrtigen
W2ercantile 81nt
-~4>---
sou mebr ais cine WtilIion Dollars
nntsrIAlagsn habsn.
2eutndnt Yoit Dom Der. Staateu
4Otatitsr Corps bel San Diego,
Sal, ums 2eben getpmmeu.
CHARLES 5. MaHning uno feline Shpez
iter, 5rau @arrabraut, in
Jtetpart, u. s., Derbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

$40 er spei 1aa. Gaft bes aonias
0ietor emanuel isin pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

Bring Dilbelm gu Wieb. Der nsus
ssiirit Don albonien. in Rom
angetommen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
MuslnnD. Selegrapb

MuSlanD. Selegrapb
prinj 6sinri6 OOn preu6n
unO 9fma6fn.
@erSex arsentien einen 8einh
abtattex nuo am 10. Yldr5
osrtbin abreiien.
RD6breMb Der SeMtime arosprin3
NIB feline 0eusatlin bte oents
idbea 9oIoaiea In Cftafrifa
bein9ea iuerOen.
Die Gage i'm Orient ansebsih stns
febr ernlie,
Wsnn Der Haltanbunb, nit ieiner
Spiss ssssn Gsitsrreih seri1tst.
erneuers ipiro, ME IS iest
ben anihsin bat.
Damn fiebt man I'M 5riibiahr srnItsn
GreisniHen sntssgen.
Bring Dilbelm gu Disb, Der nsue
ssiirit Don albnnien. in Rom
angetoTmen,
Mo er suei 1age Gaft bes aSnias
Wietor emanuel isin fpirb.
Cine gntIheibuns ssgsn bic Wbite
Stor 0ampfer GeIellihaft.
Jn 0srbinbuns nit Der Titanic aaa
taitropbe.
abmaduns slpiidsn Deutihlanb uno
Granir.ih NIT ge5us aui Die
@agoab 8nbn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

Damn fiebt man I'M 5rii6iahr srniten
GreisnifIen ent@sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
SObn gurts, Der gbsf bes 9erpfIes
gun9ss departments ouf cer
aanul3ons abgelsst.

2eutndnt Yoit DOM Ser. Stauteu
4Otatitsr Corps bel San Diego,
Gal, ums 2eben aetummeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10
Drini 6sinri6 Oon Drsu6sn
unO 9fma6lia
@erSex arsentieH einen 8eiud
abhattex nno am 10. Vldr5
osrtbin abreiieu.
RD6treMb Der Semtfdbe 8rOHbrin3
nab feline 0eusablin BITE oents
idbea 9oIcaiea In cftafrifa
bein9en suerben.
Die Gage i'm Orient ansebsid) cine
febr erniie,

Wsnn Der 8aIianbunb, nit ieinel
Spiss sssen Geiterreid stri9tst,
erneuert tpiro, ME IS jeBt
ben anihein bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

Witn. 8. Dsbruur. - Dit siniger
1leruolif6t psrfOIgsn bic biefetn ants
IiAsn Rssiis PIE seeeanassissa 4sas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-10

2onoon, 8. 5sbruar. 5ruu
GmmeIins qantburIt, bic Suffragsts
tsns5 5iibrerin, Die iih aur Grbolung
me6rere Wonats in Der Shtueis altfses
haltsn Bat, i'll am Moutag nat Con
bon sltriidcetebrt. Sie flgt, baB iis
ibre gropagaHpa ioiort Dieoer dufs
nebmen lperoe.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06

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such wide experience and sue
cess in the religious world. In
all the reports Of the conference,
which covered a week and day,
there was not one acrimonious,
criticism Of any body's method Oh
getting to Heaven-provideil
that method was lnkeeping with
the individual OF church's ON
ception Of the Bibles teachings.
Clemente Vergara, = citizen
|of 'Texas, was keeping stock on
an island in the Rio Grande riyS|
err, when horses were stolen By
Mexican Federal soldiers. Over
ia Mexico they sent word to Yer.
4 gerA that IL DO would come over.
to the mainland, " ! certain
point, he wop1 1nlnaid
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-03-06

Memphis has put on a MUS
ance" drink which is said to be
branded "brewette." OF course
clubs" will multiply and every
sort of effort will be made tt
evade and to violate the Nuts,
ance Law. There is not SO much
hope for real success Of law en-.
forcement in Memphis until the
city and Shelby county can elect
or get by appointment officers
and judges who are themselves
10 favor of law enforcement and
have conscientious scruple
against official perjury.
Charles Lovejoy, form erly
known in jackson as pastor of
Highland Avenue Baptist
church, who quit the ministry
and for several recent years has
been practicing law in Memphis,
is ordered to appear before the
State Court of Appeals at Jack
son on next Saturday and show
canse why he should not be dis
barred from the practice of law.
Lovejoy was employed in connec-
tion with the estate of an old
negro aud is accused Of so chang
ing accounts as to collect too
much money from the estate.
Nashville had a horrible and
most unusual murder last Satur-
day morning when W. A. Good.
win, aged eighty years, shot
down, in the presence of his
daughter-in-law, who is said to
be dying with tuberculosis, Miss
Addie Wilson, aged 30, a domes.
tic in the family. The killing
was the result of a violent quar-
rel as to which Of the two should
go to a dairy aud get the daily
supply of milk. Miss Wilson,
when shot at very near range,
with a muzzle- loading shotgunl
was ironing very close to the
bed of the sick woman referred
to.
The protestants of Nashville
are engaged in a most laudable
interchangeable establishment
Of a home for delinquent" girls.
1t must be remembered that all
such girls, unless allowed to go|
on to the devil without hinder
ance or protest, even in the Capri
toll city of the State, are now
sent to the Home of the Good
Shepherd at Memphis, a Oatho-
lie Institution, and on that ac-
count a strong appeal is made |
to the Christian people of the
Protestant faiths at Nashville to
do as much for the hayward girls
Of that city as the Catholics of
Memphis are doing for such girls
all over the State. All churches
worth their room in the world
must be engaged in such move
ments.
/, A report submitted to the Leg
islAture of Massachusetts, last
Friday BIZ . committee which
had made detailed investigation
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