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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

minimum muutamaaa taboua ftd
oletetaan, mutta nifafautem me febi'
tpfIen fulfu metdG meitd mufaania
fomlunfdpntid barrostamaan, Jos
mielimme aitaamme ieurata. Wutta
ettd Ell fania oriamaiiesti riipu fiind
fiinni pitden fouIunfdpnpttd ainoa'
no oifenna, Min fiben mapauteen
tdptpp fanIaa faSmottaa ia poistaa
ne fabIeet, ioiua, mind msfon, on
monifin tietdmdttdnid fibottu. Wtuu'
ten pipdn pbtpmiien faniale ia pa
peiaefin bpDbpaiiend, marfnfin al
neeuiiesia ia iopa benseaiiesidfin
fubteesia. Gnfinfin mistd lDpbdm.
me Raamatusta tufea file afiaae,
ettei Iamoien periaatteiben mufaan
toimipa fanfa mobbu ettd iomeuu
famasIa buoneesia perrastaan See
fufiesta puEumaan. @rosia olemi'
men on ertpurat1uupen Deoeimd,
ionfa paapali Sal. 500 fuiluu
liban tpDfi. I~ineeuiiesfa iubteeSia
on ie faniaIe iuuri rafttus, ndet Fun
eripuraiIuuben tdbben tdptpp uiein
farIan pienend i~ouffona rafentaa
fatfifin firffoa pieneIe paifaae,
Fun Ell iotpita pbbesid firfosia tot
mimaan, iopa folmefin, Fun mield
iImaantuu tolmasfin iouffp, elm.
lestabialaiiet, iefd tpteld rippifou'
luien Ia ppbdfouluien iubteen. Yb'
tpminen ndmd ppistaifi. Stis iom.
buttafaa ia dIfdd rpenpteIfb pbtp.
miTen fansia!
5. 6. 2%iIieroos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

ia olipat ne faiffi periaatteesia pb'
tpmiIen fannaIa. Wutta fGptGnnDl.
linen puoli ali mield fifIi fppipmd'
tDntG ettei find poitu ratfaiiepia
p~ddtDfid tebbd. Wutta fen febittd'
mistG narten malittiin toimifunta
ia peIm oitettiin parbaan mufaan
niemddn afiaa eteenpdin. Sos Ran.
Iauisfirtfofunnan puoffofoufiesIa
moibaan ottaa I%amauainen ebistpS'
asfeI. Min alfalfa on bptpd NAB
boliiuus tebittpd toinottuun tilof.
ieen.
On bpmd, ettd popaasti lauiutaon
~aiatufIia puplelta ia t~oiieIta ia ettd
eridmdtfin fatIantofannat tuobaan
ilmi. Wtutta etid faiffi tapabtuifi
iddbpuiiesti ia eta raftauben ben.
sesid foetettaiIiin pmmdrtdd Ia fn.
Iattaa pastaffaiiafin m~ielipiteitd
pbteiien pddmddrdn toteuttamiiefi.
Sttd ebelpttdpdtfin fristiqiien rat.
fauben ia eIdmdnfatiomuffen pert.
outteet.
Ndmd muutamat ripit olen piirtd'
NIT fen tdbben, ettd tiebdn 2aniaais.
firtfofunnaSIa oIeman pappeio ia
maanifoita. iotfa i~pbdmenid ldmmDl.
Id borrastapat pbtpmisaiaa, ettei
barbaan menemdt tulfinnat faiTi
oibeettomnsti tmottoa bdiriDit6. Rat.
ion elmoaiIuubetient Ianfua ndmd
ianat mieId ienfin iobbosta, eta
plen fuuIunut tuobon toimifuniaon,
iofa miime t~almeuiIesfa pappein
fofoufIesIa maIittiin bantfimaan
tietoia firffofuntamme IeurafunniIta
pbtpmiSafiaan ndbben. Siind olen
oqut niinmuoboin tilaiiuubesfa ieu'
raamaan ldbeiiemmin firffofuntam'
me mieIipiteen febtpstd.
Ppptdfddmme ennen faiffea pm
mdrtdd fummauoftn puolela Suma.
Ian io%hbatusta pbtpmisaf Gin.
tofaamme ariSfufien raftauben iu.
lattaa ipbdmistdmme itieffppben
roubau, eta SmmaIan funnia iaifi
firfastua pbd IeIpemmin ia eta
Siionimme Idrfpneet muurit tulifi'
mat jdueen rafenne.uiff pbteiieffi
ilofii ia fiunoufieff faniaQemme.
= Ostdmduifesh: u. g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

airfonmenoia 10 bartausie roia pi
ban beindt. aifana Ieuraanast:
8 p. Winonoeia Flo puoli 4 ip. ia
t~ltoieurat Flo 8 III.
I'll o. oIen firfouisfofoufieSia
port aiburisia Jos pddien Ioipoua
9ousbtonin eli Sntonason fautta,
maan DuIutbin foutta en- meme.
II p. M. Smoien farmiua Flo
10 up.
II p WictoriosIo Flo puoIi 8 III.
10 y. Gast grondin fouIuua Flo
10 op.
10 p. Wass SitpsId tIo s ia.
26 p. @reenieid Flo 10 op.
26 y. Wait pointin moiniua clio
8 Id. Jos on faunisilmc.
Muista firfonmenoista ia bar.
tamsi euroista iImoiton eritpiIesti.
5. RonfiIo,
Dor oil
Nsass, Wid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
4mulutu4.

Salumetin Gm. 'Sutb. 8aniouisseu'
KAUFMAN puoIitpmofifotous pibe.
tddn iunnuntatna, beindfuun II p.
10. 1914 Flo 2 /. PIP. firton boaIis.
ia, ioten fuiiutaan faiftia ieurafun'
nan idienid Iaapumaan fofoufIeen
tesfustelemaan ia %pddttdmddn ell.
lie tuIeista oIioista.
Sobn u. paImer, Sfaoc einbsreu,
eimies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Haiffafmnnalta.
+
Mnna 2omiiia Seiffinen,
TO-. (. 6erleni)

IN MISUNDERSTANDING muuttanut iiGt.
ieen fotiin. Edmdn fuun 26 pnd
aamupDud Flo 1 ATTAIN maipui bdn
rumbaaiiesti fuoIon uneen fotonaan
|tddad Sronpoobisia omoistenIa nm.
pdrotmdnd. Seurafuntamme fabot.
ii bdnesid abferan ia- maatimatto.
man idienen. OmpeIulfaran naisten
fesfuubesia bdn m%ain6oiaan iddstd'
mdttd tpDtd tell ~rattaaffi fdpneen
ieurafuntanfa bptpdfii. Haffaubela
bdntd musician.
HaSfas ia moninaibeinen oil I'D.
men tpDpdipdnid, mutta bdn festi
faiffi tppnesa, @apabtaiaania tir.
paten, iosia htpSs 10 uieampia
tpuofia oil ielunia autuutta omista.
masfa. 2abta nuorintaN iaira Sta
lastaau hoitaesiaan iortui bdu itie.
Elm muoteeIIe, iosfa mirui ldbes part
niiffoa e~nnenfuin fuolema map auts
II paIion fdrIineen fisfo mme tus Els
taan. Mieiuimmin toinoi iaamania
enfin f~aattaa bautaan pienofai1enIa
ennentuin oIifi ~itieleen Iepoa iuomut,
mutta toifin fdspi. 9liti fortui enfin.
Sapiet ebfd plan, mitd ibmisFlmdud
ndbbd moibaan, faamat ieurata di.
tiddn.
Mnna Somiifa Seiftinen oil iputp.
ut naatpalIa SuomeSIa 81 pnd
beindfuuta 1873. E6bdn maaban,
tdnne Srontpoobitn, tuIi bdn 10 nuo.
reua tpttSnd, notn "a muotta fitten.
pian ienidIfeen meni bdn enfimdi'
ieen apioIiittoon Soban 2ustaa 2ai.
ialan fanSfa, iosta atpioliitosta, 10.
ia festi notn IL tpuoita ipntpt 4
lasta, icista mt iai dttiddn faipaa.
maon 8, 2 tpitod ia 1 poita, man.
bin, poifa ID nuoben ia nmorin 13
muoben tpanbo. Gnfimdinen atpio.
Iiitto purfautni mieben f~urulifen
fuoIeman fautta fainosonnetto nun.
besfa, iosia mics ioutui ammutiffi.
9dstd fat woinoia ipbdntoubtn, iofa
b6ntd aina fiitd asti on maitpannut.
Suota Iuurta furua unbottaafieen
meni mainoia uuiiin naimiiiin noin
IL muotta fitten MT idIfeeniddneen
p%uoIiIonIa lesfimies 2aae !Seiffiien
fansia, iosta aptoItitosta on ipntp
npt 4 Iastu, 2 poifaa Ia 2 tpttDd,
iotfa faiffi eldtpdt. 2affi n%uorinta,
tpttD ia poifa foirastamat bpmin
beiffono, ioten paIion toinoa Ell ole
beibdn Gloon iddmiIestddn. Suma.
laIta fuitenfin on iofaiien eldmdn
militia mddrdttp, iota or meiltd III
miiltd iaIattu
Sautauspdifpd t. t. 20 pnd maI'
Cent fauniina, ourinson paisteifena.
Siuoin fat ndbbd fuinfa ratastettu
fpoinoia oil. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
firffo, ionne rumis mainaian fotoa
Nenportin IufeefIta biIiaiiesia iaa'
tosIa, 80 bepoien fuIiettoesfa iaat'
--
taiio, t%uotiin, oil abbettu ddriddn
mp1ten. !SetfteIi ~Iiittuttap ia ma.
fama. Siantoitfiien eldmdn tuuIab
busta aarition istuimesta iaatiin
hantea. 8uipao fiImdd tustin oil
haosTa omarosfa 9erran buoneesio,
iosia moinoiaa ia SumcIamme fuur.
ia raftoutta muisteltiin. Sppd oil
omaisten, puoIiion, IapIien, ia mutt.
ten IdbeiIempien ia faufaiiempien
iufuIaisten, tomerien ia pstdpien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

nit anteeff antanut ia poiSpppbfinpt
len fdFfirioitufien iofa iddntoinenid
oil meitd mastaan: fen bdn otti ppis
ia %naulitf ristiin."
Ndin on toteentunut prpfeetta Sc.
iaian ibana ennustus: r6dn on
baamoitettu meibdn pabain tefoiem.
: me tdbben ia meibdn Ipnteimme
tdbben on ban boiuttu. Ransaistus
oil bdnen pddudnid, ettd meiud rau'
ba oIifi ia bdnen baowoienia fautta
olemme me p%urannetut. Wle noeI.
iimme faifti efipfHsid niinfuin lam.
paot: itiefufin meistd poiffeF omal.
lie tieuenfd; mutta Serra beiti Fate.
Elem meibdn mddrpptemme bdnen
pdduenid." Sbmeeuinen on ie aiio,
ettd ipntinen maailmu on p%arannettu
Wapabtaian ionintobaapoisia Il.
ten. ettd Sumalo on antanut maoit
male fpnnit anteetii poian fdrfimdn
ransaistufien tdboen. :,
Ild, lufiiani, epdiIe anteeffiantas
musta ipnteiii i~uurnuben tdbpes, i'll
Id faiffi ipntii mafIoi SeefiS. Suu.
ret ia pienet ipntiIi omat Sdnen me'
residdn annetut anteefi. paamaIi
firioittaa 1 Sim. L: Is: vSe on to.
tinen Jana ia fatfeii mabbpuinet OF.
taa mastaan, ettd 2ristus SeeIus on
tuumt mailman ipntifid mapabta'
maan, iosta MIND iumrin olen."
Suuri ientdboen find taruitIetfin See.
fusta, ettd find pIei ipntineu, Fnd
Seefus on ipntifien Wapobtoio. 9p'
md on Iefin, ettd buomaat oIemafi
ipntinen, fiad ne, iotfa IuuIotteIetpot
oIetpania ipnnitt0mid, eipGt tormitie
ouenfaan Wapabtaiaa, Ell ipntien
anteetiantamusta. Sanocban See.
Jus: rSimdt tertpeei tarmiiie paran.
taiaa maan iairpat." Sadfdrid tar
mttiemat Iatraat, @apabtaiaa tar.
pitie mat ipntifet.
Seeiutien iperi on iieIun Iddte. Se
itoo tunnon baatpat. Se mirfiStdd
ndGntpneen bensen. &c antaa nd
ipneiDe uuben hoffman. Stind on
moima bpmiin tSibin. 9iind on
moima ipnnin mdlttdmiieen. &c fo'
rottoo meibdt ferran iurmelufIen Or.
iuubeSta turmeltumattomaan tilaon,
taimaan firffaaieen, funnialiieen
oIoon. 2dittdeeiddn iputien onteet
iiaamiien armon plistdd funinsas
Daaipibfin ibonasti 9erroa. 9dn
meiiaa pi. 103: 1-5: ~atitd Ger.
raa minun fieIuni ia taiffi, mitd
mtnuSia on, bdnen pDbdd nimedn'
I'd! 2iitd 9erraa minmn ieluni ia
dld mnobba, mitd bpmdd b6n mi.
MULE tebnpt on. Sofa inuIe foitfi
inun ipntifi antoa anteeffi ia poran'
taa faisfi iinun ritofief, iofa iinun
benfei pddstad turmeIufIesto, iofa
inun fruunaa armoua ia Iaupeu'
beuo; iofa fnun iuufi bpmppbeId
tdpttdd, ettd finun nuoruutef mubiS'
tetaan niinfuin fotfan.1 2pud on
meiudfin ~iofoiieIIa ipptd feboittoa
bibaSta FeIuamme fiittdmddn Ger.
raa onteeffiantamufien daretDmSs.
I'd ormosta ia Ianoo: dld IieIuieni
unobba, mitd SumaIa f%inuIe on teb
mt. Smat tpof foot unobtaa, NUT.
ia ct Sumalan iDitd.
Wmista. ettd ipntifi ofpat anteeffi.
onnetut Seeiufien weresfd. Muisto,
ettd SumaIa tell fnun autuaofIi
@oIsataIla ia fasteesia Wutsta
eta taitpas on finun.
8. g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

tnnosti ppbdfouIutpDn barrastaiia,
iitd ebeIeenfin iatfamaan.
parbaat %fiitofIet faiftqe iublaan
oiaaottaneiue, w%arIinfin paiffafun.
talaiiiue r%uniaasta tpDstddn iubIien
bpmdfii. TiIit iubIasta iuIfaiiemme
tlonnempana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

iuru bdnet fesfuubeStaan fabottas
esiaan. Mutta Sumalan losten ~.
bdn tdpttpi idaeenndfemiien ibanaI.
la taipaaDa. Muistofi eldd rafaS
flor iobdmisIdmme!
Seurafunnan naiIet pIinat banf-
fineet fauniin ieppeleeu, iosia oil ia
not fiiben fiinnitetpsfd ilffinoubas.
la: n2ristus on. minuue eIdmd ia
ia tuolema on minuqe MOTTO" 81.
lip. 1: Fl; iotfa ianat mp5s oIimat
ruumisIaarnan tefstind. ToiIeSia
pddsid naubaa oIipat lanai: nWii.
meinen iermebbps pois mauttaneeue
tsfouemme. 2iitos abferasta pb.
teistoiminastaIi." Toinen ieppeIe
oil Nuoriioieura 2oitoIta ia foImos
lapTilta.
2un faifti olipat piimeiIen terneb'
bpfTenid ia bpmdstinid ma iuaiaue
idttdneet fdpmdud bdnta fatIomasIa
iurubpmnin iotbesIa ia Iaulu laulet'
tn: nWnimmefoban tuIa pbteen", |.
n. e., ionfa efittipdt mrs Sasiiuen
ia Ieurafunnan urfuri mr. SO. 9rdns
mes ldbbetttin tpainaiaa Iaattamaan
faImistoon. Gimme bdn Iasfettiin
enfimdiien miebenid piereen.
Sdntd faipaamadn Idbinnd patti
10 mainitut omaiiet idi mp6s 2 fisfoa
tdsid madsia ia %manbemmat iefd 2
fisfoa SuomesIa. Eoiuen tdsid
maosfa oIemista fisfoisto a5un Du'
Iutbisia, Wtinn., iosta ei moinut las.
tenia iairamben tdbben b~autaiaifiin
idapua. Nuorin fisfoista mrs alf'
reb aaartinen oiun De Serisid,
Dis., iofa miebenid fansia oil Ids.
nd bautaiaiisTa.
Sepdid raubasIa pGipnpt ia ras'
taan pdimdtpDn Iuorittanut fisfom'
me pI0snouiemiien aamuan asti!
SO. SO. 70.
YbbdtomJnIastem teidinbIa,
iofa pibettiin Weabpiuesid, Wis., mr.
Watti Rimen farmila fpiime fun.
nuntaina, onniStui taifinpuoItn tpp.
bpttdpGsti. piItpinen lima enftn aa'
mupdinaud peIotti ibmifd fen mer'
ran ettd ei Iaapunut pIeif5d iublaan
fonin runiaosti, mutta pitfin pdt'
mod, iIman tirfastuesia, inIi fitd
pbd li5da ia iItopdipdld oil 10 fofo
runIas pIeifb. 2apfia. futen toipoa'
Elm Iopi, oil iubIasia martin run.
Taasii. 4ufuiiemmin ebuStettuna oil
WontreaIin IunnuntaifouIu. Sarma'
rit iuIipat mposfin bemoiiDa mas
taan !6urIepiin ia foitfi, fefd Iopiet
sttd o~ituifet iotta oIiwat iaupuneet
aifanaon, iainat tImaiien fppoin
iubIapaifaIe. Samoin poispdin
fppbiiimdt farmarit IapTia iosta tas.
ID BELLE Iauiumme parbaat fiitofiet.
Senfinen obieIma iublasia oil
martin runIas. &c aIettiin laulo'
malta pbteiiesti rSupi pirfi", ionfo
idlfeen past. DiIen pitt rutoufien ia
IaarnoF pdimdn tefstistd. Sitte pu'
but ELECTROMAGNETIC mr. Waiti
aipi rppbdfouIutpDn tdrfepbestd
TiirtoIais oIoisiamme. Gen idIfeen
efittitpdt ppbdtouIuIopiet o%bieImaan.
ia ia iuiuitpot eiitpfiet marfin ftaet.
tdnduS tamaua. oil tobeIa iIobut'
tauaa fuuId ettd dibinfieIem ute niin'
Elm IeIfednd faitui tion nouieman
poIpen buuIiIta ia martin ipbdmeen
fdppda oil ndbbd nuo ptenoikt, titu'
nustamasIa ~usfoanfa SeeTuffeen
IauIuin. runoin Ia fertomuffn. Gas.
ten obieIman loputtua Iauiui toimit.
taia q. Wonto runon, iofa oil tob'
btstettu p%pbdtouIuien opettoiiae.
pdn pitt mpDs Ioppurutoufien.
Ramintoa iubIaan oIipot paiffa.
f~untoIaiIet poranneet runfaasti. 81
tuIlut puute firnupiimdst6, maibos.
ia ia muista farmarien bertuista.
Spptpwaiin mieIin iubIosta poIaF
ia oIenpo iparmoo ettd ietin oioIioon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

SDprpIaima rNoronic" Idbtee
DuIutbista, Minn., (ytortbern pa
cific IoituriIto n. 4, iohon iaatp,i.
taon Io~steutuesia iuoraan Union
aiemoIta rontoon) tiistoino beindf.
z p:nd, Flo 4:3O /. PIP. ia iaapuu
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
LIQUOR AND PHlLANTHROPHY

$1,4O0, 100000 of the amount spent in the United States for drink last year would have accomplished the following, if the money had been so used:
 It would build 5000 churches at $50.000 each.
 E,ndows them with $10,000, 900. Pay 5000 ministers $1,500.
 Build 5.000 school houses costing $50.000 each.
 Pay 5O,OO0 teachers a salary of $1.000 each.
 Build 100 colleges costing $1,0O0,000 each.
 Support 100000 at cost of s1OO., coo 000
 Build 1000 hospitals costing $1O0,- 900 each.
 Endow them with s10,O0O,O00 Build 1000 orphanges costing $10O.- coo each.
 Endow them with $1O,OOO,O00 Build 1000 Y. M. C. As costing
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
W. [. I. J. PLANS BIG
 TIME NEXT THURSDAY

The w. C. T. L. in the meeting held yesterday afternoon decided to hold reception next Thursday afternoon in honor of Eugene w. Chafin of Tucson, Dr. w. w. Shenk of Flagstaff, MT. and Mrs. Grady Grammage of Tucson, and the members of the executive commit tee of the Arizona Temperance feder- ation. This reception will be on the order of get together in behalf of the campaign that is now being conducted by the temperance forces in behalf of the proposed amendment to the con- stitution of the state prohibiting the manufacture, sale or exchange, barter or gift of vinous, spiritious or malt liquors.
 Another feature of the session was the address of Dr. Shenk who told of the recent campaign and election in Flagstaff Dr. Shenk was given a vote of thanks for his address. J. W. Can ming humane and probation officer was also present and thanked the associa- tion for the police matron who is do- ing such good work in the city. The matron was appointed through the in tercession of the association.
 In spite of the hot weather, the at tendance was good, better than Was expected and much better than usual, showing tha, the enthusiasm for the cause keeps up. A resolution was passed conveying the sympathy of the organization to a number of the mem bers of the association who have been sick recently but who are now on the road to recovery.
 A great session is expected next Thursday evening
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
0kAal,>. U Gze U Great Trials
 @
 History
TRIAL OF DUG D'ENGHIEN

In 1894 a plot was discovered which threatened the life of Napo- leon and the English in particular At the time there was living at Et- tenheim under an assumed name the Due d'Enghien, descendant of the great Condo.
 The Due d'Enghien, having fallen under suspicion, was arrested at Ettenheim, in the neutral territory of Baden, brought to Vincennes at mid night, and was placed on trial with much fo.mality by a military court. It had been ascertained that the prisoner would come secretly into Strassbdrg, and with him was an English agent who had just come fitm London.
 On March 10 Bonaparte summoned his colleagues. the two consuls, with Tallyrand, Fouche and Regnier, to a privy council, at which it was de- cided to arrest the duke. Generals Ordener, Cdulaincou.t and F'ririon were sent at the head of a small force. and during the night of March 14 the duke was arrested. He was at once sent to Paris.
 Meanwhile, the papers seized at Ettenheim, and the reports of the officers commanding the expedition, had reached Bonaparte Everything pointed to d mistake. The duke was not conspiring; he was living quietly at Ettenheim. But Napoleon paid no attention to these facts. Was he under the influence of one of those fits of rage, genuine or simulated On the morning of March 20 a meeting of the privy council decided to summon immediately d military commission of seven members to be named by Murat, as governor ol Paris At eleven o'clock Murat made | his nominations, appointing as president General Hulin, who com manded the consular guard. At half past five the duke arrived at tht castle of Vincennes. where two hours before his grave had been dug. Al nine in the evening the members oI i the commission met at the castle A detail of troops commanded by Savary was also present. At clever o'clock the duke was subjected t' a preliminary examination in hi: | room At one in the morning of th' Fist he appeared before his judges Savary standing immediately behin' | Hulin. The examination was shor and revealed nothing. At half-pas two the Due d'Enghien was shot. No other act of Napoleon has ex cited so much discussion as this Some writers have laid the whol
 blame of the transaction upon tn emperor, and others endeavored l. free him altogether from the charge There is no doubt that Napoleon emissaries to Ettenheim created fear ful phantoms out of innocent appear
 ances. The judgment of the frs
 consul was obscured by the rapidit
 with which his imagination moved
 causing him to take for incontest
 able facts stories which had bu
 vague conjectures for their founda
 tions. He, therefore. determined i
 his mind: The duke is the prim
 mover in the conspiracy: the sou of it; at least one of the first ac
 complices."
 There was another cause Whic
 acted upon the determination of tn l first consul The conspiracy agains
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
SANTA FE GO. SUBMITS
 ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
Complete Report of Test Conducted
 On All Lines in Arizona.

A complete report of the test con ducted by the Santa Fe on all it's lines in Arizona during the months of July. August and September, 1913 was submitted to the corporation commission yesterday by w. C. Oli- yer. assistant statistician for the rail- road. The explanation of the report by direct examination of witness, and cross examination by the state oc cupied practically the entire session.
 J. J. Byrne, assistant general pas senger agent for the Santa Fe sys- tenn, took the stand for d short time, but the bulk of the time was given over to q discussion of the test. In order to get a complete re- port of all business, both trans and intra-state the railway company put a man on every train whose duty it was to obtain a complete record of all passengers handled, and all pieces of freight received and delivered at each station. The data secured thus forms a bulky report, which has been presented to show that a three cent fare order would be unreasonable.
 The hearing will probably continue for at least another week.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19

$1OO,oOO. Pay 1000 secretaries a salary of $1.500 each.
 It would put a dollar bible in each of the 2000000O homes in the United States.
 It would put a church paper in ev- cry home, costing $20,000,000.
 It would put a temperance paper in eve.y home costing $20,OO0,OOO. And there would be enough change left over to build another Panama canal.
 It looks big, does it not? Better think it over
 And that isn't all. We must charge up to liquor 2,500 smothered babies, 5000 suicides, 10000 murders. 6O,000 fallen girls, 10000 widowed mothers, 100000 orphaned children. 100000 insane, 100000 criminals, 100000 drunkards, 32,OO0 epileptics
 And that isn't all eithe., but that is enough.
 F.. D, RALEY.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19

The very important issue Of state wide prohibition has been raised. A campaign in favor of a constitutional amendment will be shortly instituted tions has two sides, on each of which are found honest and intelligent per sons.
 The Republican has decided to pro- vide for a reasonable discussion of this issue in it's pages, allowing to each side at least a half column daily for signed articles. for which there will be no charge No anonymous article will be published.
 It Is only stipulated that the com nunications for and against prohibi-
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19

X report recently issued shows that 12,36S, 103 members, representing twen- ty countries were enrolled in the In ternational Federation of Trades Un- ions at the beginning of 1912
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
OPEN FORUM F0R DEBATING
 STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

ton be just and fair and that in no case shall there be any wild and ex- travagant statement that will in any way reflect upon the reputation of Phoenix for good order.
 It is suggested by The Republican that either side. desiring to avail it. self of this offer of space, name a committee through which all matter relating to the issue shall be trans mitted. In such case, all communica- tions received at this office from other sources will be rejected. We believe that this arrangement is ne- cessary to keep the discussion within reasonable lines.
 No paid advertisements from either side will be accepted.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-19

Napoleon was matured iii England, but it's branches spread in every di- rection. In England conspiratOrS were pensioned and in Austria bat talions were raised. In the eyes of Napoleon the cabinets of London and Vienna acted in concert. D'Enghien was an officer in the English army and must be cOgnizant of the prepa ratiOns which were on foot.
 While the duke was held captive in Paris, he was confined in the castle Nincennes. In the trial pro Ceedings no formalities were ob- served. The prisoner of St Helena continually justified himself by say ing that the duke was tried by a competent tribunal The competence of the tribunal is a very doubtful matter; but could it be settled ac- Cording to the wishes of Napoleon there would still remain in this af . fair the infraction of the laws which protect the accused.
 The duke had no defender. Ma poleon, it is true, has said If guilty llAt ttlu ilSHl III tOii- demning him to death. If innocent, it should have acquitted him, for no order can justify the conscience of a judge
 Not caring to place himself in the position of recognizing that a plot had been formed to assassinate him, the chief charges against the duke were bearing arms against France in the late war. and with intending to take part in the new coalition then proposed against France.
 With the duke ended the house of Condo. It is now known that Jose phine and Mme. de Remusat had begged Napoleon for mercy towards the duke, but nothing would bend his will. On his way to St Helena h' asserted that, in the same circum- stances. he would do the same thing again.
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Arizona republican., 1914-06-19
STOCK SALT RATES ARE.
 MATERIALLY REDUCED

Reduced rates on stock salt in car : load lots from Hutchinson, Kansas, to points in northern Arizona will go into effect in the near future, by reason of an adjustment recently eff fected by the corporation commits sion. The existing rate is 75 cents practically E iv
 per hundred. The new rates as p-e- scribed by the commission follow:
 Chambers. 0c; Holbrook, 4c; Wins low, SIC; Canyon Diabolo, 5Sc; Flag staff, COG; Williams 62c; Ash Fork, 63c; Cedar Glade, He; Jerome Jet. 73c; Seligman, 65c Nelson. 66c; Pearch Springs, 67c: Blackberry, CSC; Kingman, 69c.