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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19
poings In the
Superior Court

Tine ioiiowiIgis Is the special yeoire returned into court this morning: ; M HcEe's J W Snuddy Frank Jones Wm Zeek Fred Crawford A I Slaughter Il Il Fisher Samuel c Wes,-
 brook Frank P.vIs
 State vs Al Field., plead guilty and was fined $50.
 The case of Geo E Hemphill The Lesdviile Mining Company. D NJ Gr' enidge and H E Duncan, came up or hearing today. This case is for commission alleged due from the sale of the Lesdviile properties at Court land and has been hsneing fire in the courts for several years.
 Judge Lockwood being disauslife6 Judge J E O'Connor of Santa Cruz county Is hearing the case and the following jury was seIected:- w snoddy AC Cole M RIDg BValance Fred Bray w Wear James Barrett RW Sprinkle John West W Harris Glesson A F Peske,
 The. following matters were rasaed upon by Judge lockwood of the su- perior court. Saturday:
 !Chas H Holz vsJN Castle, iude- ment for plaintiff for sl35.
 Minnie Abbott vs " J Abbott; de- cree of divorce.
 Wm Kirkland vs Victoria Kirkland, judgment :or plsintiE.
 rhos Hedges ct al vs Elizabeth Hodges, judgment Tor plaintiff to cer- tain mining claims.
 Antonio Hayes vs Juans Hsyos. judgment for plaintiff. {.
 Rose Amio Yourg vs vernie Young judgment for plsit tiff.
 State ss James O'Day and Frank shannon, defendants sentenced to days in the county jail,
 The case of H E Hemrhill vs the Leadville Mining company went to the Jury today after arguments right afrer the noon hour recess. The case has been on for the third day now before Judge J E O'Con. nor of Final county, Judge Lock- wood having been disqualified in the case
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19
Produce of Shelters

Produce of Shelters
 More than ls.O0o 900 pounds oi copper was produced by the Calumet < Arizona aDd Coprer Qdeen smelters, located at Douglas. duriDg the month of March. The smelters are the chief support Of the town, The Calumet X Arizona showed an excellent increase. That of the Copper Queen was lees marked.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19

importation or Cattie
 A concessicn has been secured by 6 pool of prominent cattlemen, own ing herds in Mexico for the imports tion oi ten thoussnd head Of cattle from that country at the practica rate oi s5 ger head. as sn export tax The dekl has been in progress during the past week and has been negotiated by c E Wisweil of Douglas. msnsge Of the Greene Cattle Company, ac. cording to reports.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19

CnambeiiaIns CouSh Remeur csres Cold. rr s>f whoories
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19
Test for Tuberculosis
New Grammar School

Jesse Steele. of Mesa has secured the contract for building the new grammar school building on the Lesueur lots in the east -art of Mesa. Ills price was $64, ,7l5.5O. of SS8 50 above the lowest bidder, Olson X Co.,. of Phoenix, who bid S6i .627. According to Sreeie's bid. the new building is to be ready for occupancy by the tirst of Sep,em Der, which was a big consideration in letting the contract.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-04-19

building vii! commence in "a month or co. Fine Quality of Wool Ollie Barney of Benson clipped 4I4o pounds oi wool from his goats e few days sgo, The wool is of very
 fine quality.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
@cseu 81 Idjucllc0 6u6rcn.

@egcu 81 ibnelles 6a6ren in glil-
tomobiIen uno oif Wtotorrdocrn
idritt geitern 9ficbter Dean micocr
cncrqiis6 Gin ais CT cinea glutomobil-
@ciitcr uuo flint @1otorroO SSo6rer
nit cmpfinolihcu @eloitrofeu Be-
lcgtc. Gntrimten muBtcn:
E9iIipp $. Sprc6er bon 9foipc
burg Dtov 81 lnO Soften;
9lrtbur Q. @6bm BON gtr. 1014,
9iortb .gIpenuc, So inO Soften
gSi(liam Sedcr bon 9lr.306, &eit.
@i0ole Strobc, so unO Soften;
gSm. gS. 5cIoboiiS bon gtr. 2627
9toro GoIpertitroBc, So imo Soften,
EbiIipp @tiiaer bon W3opIc-glpc.,
GpcrIea, aRo, $40 imo Soften iur
Srnnf &ucera bon glr. 1925.
.5troBe, $40 imo Soften.
9lac @cihulOietcn bc5obItcu oil
iGnen oiiferlegte 5trofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
eErnl gNcioarr6er 6crr0int.

Gic @eerOigung Der am Dergon-
qeneu N}ontog aus Dem 2e6en geibie-
Dcnen 6rou Nliuna &eisgerber iano
oeItern 9eoNntittag bon ibrer @ob-
nlng, 9tr. 3009. &reBtnan-SiraBe,
aus Itatt. 9laG elmer ergreiienoen
Erauerfeier crfoIgte Die 9eiiebung
ouf oen ng9eitcrn 6rieobofe4. Gin
iiberaus groBeS Grauergeiolgc CAB
Der 9o0ten 0aS lebte @eleit imo
pra6t0oae gllnnenipeuoen woren
0ablreiH bon 91a6 uno 8ern eiuge-
qongen. Se6S @nfel ser Cobinge-
idieoeneu botten Die 5inftion Der
gabrtlt6trGger iiberuonmen.
lSrou @eiSgerber mar 80 Sabre
alt lm0 AM "a. Wldr3 1884 8u Gsua-
briid gcborcn moroen. SIN 9llter
bon % Sobren fam iie nad 9lmerifa.
Sbr @otte, SScrr &enro @eiSgerbcr,
oing ibr Dor nimme6r t3 Sabren I'M
Sooe oorous, 6rou @eisgerber mar
in mobltbdtigen &rciicu aui's 9eitc
befount imo bclicbt. Seine Munoe,
oeren oaS 9ebei 10 Oiele idldgt, Die
nibt bon i6r geliuOcrt oOer gcbeili
moroen mare, wenn cs in ibren @rdf'
ten Itono. Sie mar eincs Der dlteitcn
WiitglieOer oes nNamen.0iilfsOcreinS
ser oSt. 2ufos-%emeinOe". Sit
6interldBt cinen Sobn, Sru. &iliom
Mcisgcrber, 5wci Eo1ter, 5ral Witn'
nic Snttnler umO 6rau 2ottie 9iooi.
ion, cine 9looptipto1ter, 6rau Ser.
tia Gdicliif IS @nfcl, 4 9loopiiD.
Gntcl uno 3 llrenfcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Wli6oel 3. Guoop, 9ortleu S. 6o6ep,
@iQiam $. @bcItIe, G6orles @
@rig6t uno sSo6u S. @hun.
Die 2ilte ser 9icpublifaner Ill
cbcniolls eiugereiht moroen. Gie
Erimdripablen meroen am 10. Sep.
teni6er a6ge6oIten Gie oeniofroti.
ide Stoats.GonpentiDu finoet am
"a. September itott uno oie rcpu6li-
faniic6e Stoots Contention miro am
80 September ge6olten.
Dic ltnfoIl @crii1c-
rungS @eb0roc.
@ouocrucur @olo8borougb bat
cntidicocu ais W2itglicocr ocr
Stoats SnouItric llnfaIl Gom-
milton oic folgenOeu &erren Su err
nenncn: So6u .. Sonno bon Sar-
fcro- gountp, 9icpublifoncr, @orIiber,
cuf feds So9re; Gbos. 8. g9agga-
man bon g8oibington- County, 9ie-
publifnner, ouf bier Sabre, unO
Sanes Sigeins bon Baltimore Grit
bcr bon Qortbcitcr- Gountp), 0emo-
frat, ouf 5iuei Sabre. Ser @ouocr-
neur bat cs obgelebnt, Die n6eocro-
tion Of So6or~ bel ieinen @rncnnut-
gcn at bcriidiiAtigen. Sr. gi. 6.
Steieelmon mar bon Sen g(rbeitern
DER Stoot fir cine Steae oil Ser
Gomniiiion 6cfiirmortet fporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
II. Gnunitdtter %olfSfeit,
Gannitatter Yarf,
YlOntag, 81. SIngy H. 2r 3. Sept
@rokc gIttraftiOuen.
(glug23-7)
Sn's title @ra6.
(Nilg23

Die llc6crreite ocs 10 pl0slidb ae-
itprbeuen 0rns So6am Sortmonn
muroen geitern 9iabmittag inter
5o6lreiMer @et6eiligumg Dicler Seio.
trogcuOcn bonn Srauer6aiie, glr.
300, Siios sSmallmooO-St mif
Dem ,,Mt. Slioet-6rieo6oie" 5ilr Lett
ten 9}u6e 6eitattet. 3ablreide idone
9lumenpenoen muroen BON ieinen
6rcimOen am Sarge nieOergelegt.
9us @a6rtudtrdger hlngirten Die
&crreu 5. Sortmonn g. aegel-
nloicr. 9. ae0elmaier, s. ShIenfeIl,
q. aoltpaiier iinO g. 90iling. Serr
Sortmann mar Elm @raueriobn bon
9lugs6iirg, 9aDcrn mo mar in @elt'
Baltimore in oeutihen areiien
wo6lbefonnt gfiBer ieincr @lllttcr,
tpelhc s6 Sabre alt lit, binterl0Bt er
nod 5luci Shweitern rmo einen 9rl-
Der in 9luasbiirg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Nas gScftcr.


Sir WlorDlanO lH0 oen Tiitrift
Gohuu6ia 6eite far mo ipdrmer;
m1Bige oitlic6c @inOe.
Ger 66dite I6ermometeritano be-
trua 6S 0Irao Inn ; ll6r 9lohniittags
nno iticg Damn 6eitduoig un0 Der
ueorigiic So @raO I'M 6 ll6r Wlor-
gems.
Gic oroBte 9dnelligfeit oes @in,
ocs mar 8 Wleileu bonn glorOen-
Ger Sendtigfeitsge6alt Der 2uit
mar "a 9Sro5cnt Inn s llbr WicrgenS
uno rs 4ro5ent inn s ll6r glbenOs
,,n sen iibrigen Nctter6eobob-
lungs 5tationen oeS 2anOes mar ole
bobitc Icmperatilr wie fol9t:
gltlontic Gitp ~, @iSmard 62,
@oIiou GS. Buffalo "A, G6arleiton
96. Chicago IA, GleOelano 72, Gen-
Der 6S, Ietroit 76, 0ulut6 "a, Gait.
port 81, @alpciton S8, 0reen Ban
GA, SABRE 7G, Selena 50, Sadiou-
bile o. &nnias-Gitp 50, @norOile
81, 2ouispiae S0 @laraucttc 62,
aPcmpbis so, @1ontgomarp 92,
WlontrcaI 62. glantndet &C, 9lew-
Grleaus 90, 9lcp-gorf 72 OfIa-
bona so, @ittsburg6 76, @6iloOcl-
pbia ~, Bortlano, @le, &C, Fort-
lono, Orc. IA, Guebec GA, GaIcig5
50. Solt 2afe GitD rs, Gan 5ran-
cisco GO, St. 2ouiS 80, Scranton
rs, Shreveport Sc, 5pofane 50, SD-
rocuie 70, Tanlpa "a, @ai6inoton
&C, Miunipeg 62.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

ngInoitgfinn' 5n6cr aiio foe 9oDs-.
,Nlmnioasa aeli5s n9lu siar" .sliroIiio.
~psrrmans sara" eclaIr 0loaS - 1aeno
"asfSss ,%iSes siSS S Baas @' ]qH 4aano cocrtc nO
ygap sOors saIi" aaaIIa Gon5crtc unO
Z xolesiirt seaG zaal8 e1rurfoneu per
cGsiupeaLs sdc zaaI8 ggfurFoncn per
0IalOoras SaaI6 4Onren per Gampier
seumbri0qe"
eegs qStt xaeIi8 Tourcn per Gampier
s9ecnnlenna"
egrt DspuHt uab geiierion GrfirIloncn
per D0nlplcr .@uSduebnitnn"
0mmilnticr.Nnitsicft" 81 guguft bis g.
September 0unniiaiicr @arl
Yniebnl i'm nTcrrapiu Hnrf" 0cuie Rad
Wiuub Nulilmotc aclcu fliieburBb.
Hnri.Npn5crtc.
x,St Ste NearL9oHSslie' a lreleoe aHI 29 shgii 81
' Son As bis 10 libr gIbenos;
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4arf" (abme6ieno)
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Dulnpoa. ......--..........,aS Stilo QillsNatl-
t ToNtltti'uB ,.'..'...'.-. ~ eq1lou' Eull
eamiida n9aitciion. 8ari@ uuS rSraio'6iil.
Rnrl" (abuenelno)
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fSnr one bcuic gl0cno oun vi biz 10 llbr
IN ncW aGarrpii 4nri" liniiiinocnoc Concert nj
ton 4rcl. Nnulc 6elhlnnui 0as lolgenOc BrOs
nrdnliH nuincicllt uprocn:
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Nupetiiire sScmiramoc" ........... .Npin
1Ciciion aSmecincnria" ........ .6crhert
sSuljcr nGhnnliuO" ............ gS0lOicmic
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lQiaiicr SEQ Wic0onbue)
eetne MuiilQluDc Sii35e ilbcr cas- Scbcn
in gNct Hoifl" ".................N Ncnnir
p Enuce oi toe Gcrpcnts" .......... Woccnlnri
Nlnnclt,ic0 s0eOrts nu0 SlUmers" 1915 Ipbnn
NcpleniGiocriire SIMMER IdDs" ..... Nedcr
W'nriO aSauqbtera oi 2lmcrica ...... Qdmpe
Ole Sierncublnncrs8cicr 1814-1q14
8nm Gdlub ioirD Die anpenc bnS 4eo bonn
Gierncnbnnnsr ipielcn nno 0dS Eubliium 1T ers
ilctf, ndS Gic0 n,ijuingeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
Goa YIrmen scitu6Ien buben.

Die mobmun9sloie 7O.iGbrigc
8rau Sricocride Steorns puroe &C.
itern bonn g}idter gSiQiam Q. Soft
man Su Gotonsbiae inter Der Pin.
iduIoieun9 Wiaiom 9ofer, inn III
Gutonsbiac EfIanocn uno Sriihtc
Ncitoblet 81 bo6en ocn GointU.@ci
ibworenen iiberpieicn. Gonitobler
Q. q. Moener min oic 6etnote 6rail
uif iriiAer Ebot ertappt baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
gFiir Gin SeimoetrGnf.

GoS bon Geo. @iintber gebrallle
@ier 1T oos bette. @iele @eurtbeileI
bon @ier erfl6ren OoB es irgenV
einem erItfloiiieen ousldnoiicbep
@iere gIcihfommt. @cra0e ons Gins
fin Sen Sontilicngebroud. Scinltes
glroma, better @ei6nlod uno ie1r
ndbrfrdftig. Qircft bon Der @raiie'
rel ourd Oie neueiten W3oihiueu ap,,
cciiiat. moourh obioIlte Geinbcu
eeiihert miro. aiite $t.OO. 9Sboue
@olie 90 (Suni1s, ,tS,i@lo, 90
(Nn8eiee)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
0er Nnpaner uOriidten Edl.

Gie %oli5ei bcfinoct iid 8ur 3'l
ouf Der Su6e naN ciuem Sdpaners
9tamens g. Tiun0ro wclAer al'l
Gem britii6en SHiffc uSiIper ee'
bar melhes 81 Sort Gooington POI
9lnfcr Iicgt ongeiteat por uno iIp
in scr g|otbt bon Montog ouf Qie"
itag bon oenlIcl6cn flii6tetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Geutibe o6genonnen ba6cn- gs lpa'
elm ncutraler Gompfcr, o6er lpo'
fiinmcrn lic6 sic 6nglGnoer Inn Ole
g1eliirolitdtS @eicte SIS gi6t
feline W}od)t, lpelNe iie 0oron perQlP
Bern fam 5ur 3eit. Cicic 400 iiul'
gen Qeute famen BON 9}elp-Dorf lulO
poQten ibrer Gienitpili6t i'm aliel
|otcrlunO geniigeu. SeBt nliillei W
&o1lcn gro6en ooer perbungern.
9(merifuner SonOon'
gSie geiiern ans 9onOon telegro
p6irt murOe, iinO BORT Oie folgenoel'
9lmerifaner aus SoQonO eingctrol'
fen: 6rls. Guer ans Baltimore, Sl'
i6op Soiep6 $. Sobnion unO 6ra''
ans Sos 9lugcles; @m. &6inelanOel
Stcport, gteiu Dorf; g9m. GuOle9
8oulfe, 9iibmon0, Sn0,; 8. SipllE
Chicago ;@6os. 81. 8iQioms unO 0a.
mile unO 6rou $. 6. 9lapmonO, alls
Sent, S6io; 6rau G0miu StepelIs'
So6ofen; 6raii George Mintt6eps IT,
oie 5roueu Seurp @orii6 unO Se'
mes, 9}em Norf; Sr. unO 6rai S'p,
bert 2ambprt, 9lew Yorf; Gowar'
Golitom 6rail imO So1ter, Gincllp
natl; SRI. Charlotte Stoaflep, Slr'
ginicn; Sr. un0 6rou Somes Sa0v
rD, Gong 9eac6, Sal. Q. @. GoQ'
@lprio S6io; Omar g. Smith ill'O
6amilie, &obeiter, SSno.; %. 8. gfor
0cn, @rooflpn, 6rou 6ranf 6lo6eriQ'
GoDton, 06io; SRI. 9ielie 9iplcD o0n
Omo6a un0 6rl 6lorence Nlcerof
i'm, 9irming6amL 9lla.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i6re Eflidt.
lle6er sic Snltitng Ser oelltld)e"
So5ialoemofraten Dem arieg gegelF
ii6er ge6en folgenOe MelOungen al'7
Oeuti1ldnoiiden 9ldttern fur5 POI
Dem 9lus6rnG oes &rieges 9(usfrnli
Ser n@orm1rts,~ Oos io5ialoenO'
frotiide Souptorgau in SerlI''
ichreibt :nae't...est
80 lmperidleiert prin5ipieae seq
ner Ser Dlonord)ie mir aae 3eit &C.
ipeien iinO unO iein merOen, 10 bite
rem &onpf mir 6dufig ge9en pen
teniperamentpoQen Erdger Ser arolle
fii6ren muBten 10 unimpunoen er
fennen mir, ia niht gum eriten N}ale'
an, OoB g9il6elm Ser 3weite iid Onr~
icine Soltllng namentli6 in ben leP'
ten So6ren ais oufribtiger 6relIllO
Oes @6lferfrie0ens bepd6rt Bat
Ger io5iolOcuofrntii6e 9leihs- illl0
2anOtaqs 9l6georOnete Ieucrltellb
ser 92o6folger 9iomanu's im9leid'@
togspablfreis SeiIbronn fii6rte Del
u&oH. 3ciiimg 5ufol0e in elmer lo,
5ioloenofrotiiGen @criomnlung !"
Seil6ronn olS, oaB er bon Der 6r'v
ocnslic6e Ser ocutidcn Hegicrnll9
ii6er3eugt ici lno betonte nit g1ad)'
0rud, ooB I'M @rnitfalc jeOer So5lap
0enofrot, Der ein6crufen pcrOe, leIlle
bero- @fli6t imO Stuloigfeit tblli'
miiiie 6eIonOerS gegen 9luBlano, oe,
len g(6iolutisnlS Der &e0ner nit Oe''
iddrfiten @orten geiBelte.
Ger frii6ere v8orpdrts- -49leoufteHl
altrt Gisncr Bat in WiiinHcu IN oe'
io5ial0cmofrotii6en Proteit Sel,
ionnnlung noA Der nW}iin6. Fol
II. g(. erfldrt: o0llm miro Die 6ra9c
eutiie6en: @ie iteben mir So5ial0e'
motroteu in oieiem 9(ugenblide, lpOO
Die &otaltrop6e ouSbreden fam I
0ie 9eontportlnq 0ieier 6rage u
0rouen6oft lci6t. g9ir fonnen MI
sic Marnun9 all glae rid]ten. SaB'
es nidjt 81 einem europdii6en arle9
fonrnen Gem al Dem geilpel'
Geiicrreid's ie6en mir, ooB es tel'
Snlt me6r gi6t, lrenn Der SSrieg alls
gc6ro1en lit. Genn Damn nmb Se
Ser ieine Rilidt t6luL nitts weiie'
Garii6er iino mir ms gang flar.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

9laOiral Gnrc 9rndbauocr.
g. s.. Wlrrac6enH & Gog
525 u. -Gataw.Str.. Baltimore, No.
(qIua15,89ltE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27
llfer6c Ildluammen aud WleiIen.

{)tDll lDCLADUUuG NIClbNt wv w
ltcrn .Wforgen ont SuBe Scr Safe
mooo glbenuc ms g8aiier fielen,
fourocn onrd Gomoro llari1 bonn
Eoli3eiboot D2onnan~ nut eincm
9}u0crboot bis alif sic onoere Scitc
nQh 2ocnit @oint qeihlcppt lno I'M.
bcrlebt gclonoct. Die @fcroe, oie
oen 5armcr Sobn 6. GloDton bon
@lcnarnL Baltimore GorntD, gebo.
rcL iton0cn no0e oer nScboa 9od-
ing Go.~ All Der 5iio.2otemooo 9lpe.
mobin Der 6arnler cine 2ooung 10
muten ge6rdbt Dotte. 0irh Den
ibriucn Con ciner 8obrifpfeife pur.
0cn hc idcu un0 ronntcn nod oeu
Seaiicr Gbc iic ongeboltcn ipcrocn
fcnnteu iielen iie iiber ben Ficr
iino bineen bolb i'm Moiicr uno bol6
III scr Snft, ga Ger g8osen 5miidcn
oini1en &icilcrn eingctlcmnt wur0c.
Gic &ieroe Die ain gritidcn iporen,
mnrocn ourh @. s. Conner uno ocn
iriibcren 8oli5iitcn Daniel Qouober
frci gcnod5t. pclNc sic Dcihiel ocs
g8o9cus ourc6idatcu moourb oic
4icroe ms @aiier fielen. 0ie 5iuci
9fdnncr cutfleiocten iic6 baum mo
idjnittcn sen Tbicren inn @oiier bic
Gieihirrc ali. Gie 2cbtcrcn fonntcn
ober nidt mif trodcncn 9o0eu &c.
troMt merocn oo ser @icr 3l bod
mar SSn oieIem glugcnblid fubr Co.
moro llarG bonn %oIi5eiboot u2dn-
ron in einem @fotorboot porbei uno
ouf ieine 9(nor0nung bin banocn Die
beoen Wlduner Elm Sell an Den
8um ie0es Scr beiOen @feroe uno
lllrid ibleppte lie oom ouf Die on-
0cre 5cite nod 2ocuit Yoint, einc
Strcdc bon unaci06r oipei Ytcilcn.
Scr 20 Sabre oItc g8m. S. 2IoDo
mrroc i'm Griminolecric6t geitern
bon Der gluflooc Spcimol ocrbcira-
t1ct au fem, frciaeiprohcn. Seine
critic 6rml bate nicocr gebeirot5ct,
nadocm iic i'm perIoiien botte.
g2egcn 9cralbung bon 5 Sduicrn
nuroc Scr gicgcr 6rouflin 6jrott
bon 9}iAtcr &orter olf fiini Sabre
nah0enl 3uhi6mtic aclan0t.
9iaOicdI Gruc NrnMbauocr.
&. 8. WergcbeHH e. Go.,
525 g. -Gataw.Etr. Baltimore, N9o.
(glug15, ,3W9tT&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-27

Sonucuouigoug. .....5 II. 30 N3.
Sonnenunterganq ...6 Il. as sc.
Nlonouutcrgaug, 10 ll6r s 90. 9l6os.
6lni1. III. Al @1. @}oroeus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29

TO test siik. iray out the threads
and break them if they snap easily.
il is not good The Earp thread ran-
ming leneihvise should - oi equal
strength Rith the wool thread unaing
crossHise.
When irving doughnufs il Is a good
idea 10 have a dish 81 boiling water
on the Stove As each cake Is done.
Ifle i our with fork and dash quickly
into the boiling water and ont ssain
4 your kitchen is small and crowd
ed take out the kitchen table and have
q hinged shelf made A shelf answers
every purpose Of a table ald can be-
put down out Of the way when not
IN use
10 flower pansies in the house, sow
THE seed IN shallow boxes Of sandy
soil When they are rooted, trans
plant them TO window boxes or separ-
ate pots Keep them quite warm. give
them abundance OF water and a great
deal of sun Washington Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

Il am very glad to say few words
ia praise Of Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy. writes Mrs Ida Dewey, Milwau-
kee, Wis. = have used it for years
both for my children and myself and
il never fails to relieve and cure a
cough or cold No family with chill.
dren should be without it as it gives
almost immediate relief in cases. OF
Group Chamberlain Cough Remedy
is pleasant and safe to take, which is
Of great Importance when a medicine
must beg iyen to young children. For
sale by all Dealers Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
New Equipment for
the Missouri Pacific

ST. Louis. Jan. 29.-The Missouri
Pacific-lron Mountain has placed an
order with the Baldwin Locomotive
works Of Philadelphia for twenty-five
huge locomotives They viii be OF
the Mlkado type ana viii be used in
freight service. Ia every detail these
engines viii represent the latest ef-
tort IN locomotive construction. The
Light weight Of the engine and tender
will be 31l.900 pounds. and when in
working condition and ready for SER
vice the total weight will run close
70 100000 pounds The weight on
the drivers viii be 209000 pounds and
the locomotives viii have a traotive
force OF 5o,lGO pounds The specifica-
tions call for cylinders q inches by
30 inches. and the boiler pressure re-
Quirement is l7o pounds TO the square
inch. The total length Of the engines
viii be IS feet 4la inches. and the
win measure Is feet 80 inches from
the rail to the top Of the smoke-stack.
They will be equipped with Schmidt
superheaters, recent invention for
Increasing the power Of steam. and
win also have electric headlights and
electric cab lights. The railroad ex-
poets to receive the first OF the en-
gines by the 18th of February
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
WONDERFUL COUGH REMEDY.

Dr King New Discovery is known
everywhere aa the remedy which will
surely stop a cough or cold D. p.
Lawson Of Edison. Tenn. writees Or.
Kings New Discovery is the most won
derful cough. cold and throat and lung
medicine ] ever sod in my store Il
can't be beat Il seels without any
trouble at all. It needs no guarantee" ."
This is true, because DR. Kings New
Discovery viii relieve the most obstin-
ate OF coughs and colds Lung trou-
bles quickly helped by its use You
should keep a bottle in the house at
all times for all the members OF the
family. soc and siO0. All druggists OF
by mail H. f. Bucklin & Co. Phila-
delphia or St Louis. ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
HIS STOMACH TROUBLES OVER.

Mr. Dyspeptie, would you not like to
feel that your stomach troubles were
over, that you could eat any kind Of
food you desired without injury? That
may seem so unlikely to you that you
do not even hope for an ending OF your
trouble, but permit US to assure you
that it is not altogether impossible. n
others can be cured permanently, and
thousands have been, why not you?
John r. Barker Of Battle Greek, Mich,
is one Of them. He says. Il was trou-
bled with heartburn. indigestion and
liver complain until used Chamber
lain's Tablets. then my trouble was
over Sold by all deslers.-Adv.
d&wI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
"JiM CROW" LAW is
UPHELD BY COURT

st Louis, Jan. 29-T The "J'm Grow"
law Of Oklahoma was upheld yester-
day by the federal circuit court Of ap-
peals in affirming a decision from the
district court Of Kansas City. which
refused TO award Dr. William J.
Thompkins $4,000 damages because
Of an attempt TO enforce the Jim
Grow" law against him
Thompkins. a negro. bought a ticket
from Kansas City to McAlester over
the Oklahoma line. Thompkns was
informed that he must leave the
white" car and enter the negro
coach He refused and was ordered
of III train
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
WESTERN Y. NJ. c. A. MEET.

Denver. Jan. % Young Men Chris
tan association workers from half a
dozen western states attended the
twenty-sixth annual Colorado co1ven-
tion Of that organization which open
ed here today. The conveption viii
close with religious exercises Sunday.
The Answer Of Christianity to Pres
ent Day Questions viii be the chief
subject OF discussion A number 0.
prominent mea will speak
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
NILADY'S
SCRAPBAG


Before the c1lllreas ssaekilss be-
sin 20 be- thin a. the knees and %
need darnilg put piece b old stock
I1s q sOir flannel under aA1 sew Nitn
uae Stitches. 50 that they Sill not
shou By taking the treubie 70 do
tAls the stDckinas mas - La1r 20
last tsice a. long a. without BE-
Pale blue stockings Rhieh have fad
- can have tle color restored bg Dip
ping them iuto hoi water Ga which
common biuius las been poured. aud
some Jumps of alum dissolved Old
aAite stockings can BE- colored IN this
say. and 40 q good deal q service
Globe Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
"PuRE SEED" LAW DISCUSSED
Telegram BY unitea Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Harrisburg Pa, Jan - The new
pure seed" law was one OF the prin-
oipal subjects before these attending
the thirtyseventh annual meeting OF
the state board OF agriculture here
today While it was no formally
taken up in any Of the addresses of
the day, il was given wide discussion.
For several weeks the laboratory Of
the state department OF agriculture
has been carrying on extensive exam
nations OF seeds in bulk and package
form, lcr the purpose OF detecting Can
adiau thistle and other harmful seeds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-01-29
DETAILS OF PLOT
ARE PUBLISHED
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Mexico City, Jan. 29.-Newspapers
here today printed the details OF the
police plot to overthrow Huerta
Fernando Gonzales was 10 have
been made president and Gen Rascon
minister Of war
It was announced that Rascon will
soon go 70 San Salvador which means
that he s. being exiled by Huerta. as
was Gonzales.