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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26

obnobm. 9ieie3 benefit nur etn5.
bob in ben StdDten, mo- es 2lrbeiter-
orsoniIutionen 9ibt, es berIelben qez
lun9en lit, bic &inberorbeit ein3u=
ihrGnten our6 ibre 9lgitotion rlir
Wahiomfeit. 2luh 1T oemnah Der
9lrbeiter in StGoten be1er geitslit.
pber er Ididt feline ainber jest uuTa
2anb, INN iis BON ben Jnrmern uuss
beuten 81 IaTen. 9tuf benz earre
sibt es feline Grsnaen Der Nusben-
tung, pa es feline 9eipertidoft uro
rWaltins Delegates" slDl, I'm bic
Inipannung bet iunser W}enIdsrz
timber gu perbinoern.
Sn bieIem 2nnoe, oas Iih itpl5
bas reihite 9ano Der Welt idimpft.
in benz 5ur 3eit 9 MiGionen Sc,
arbeitenbsn geoOlterung ouber !glr.
belt Iinb, tpirb 2 Milipnsn &inbsrr
tdalih bas Mart aus ben 9nonsn
eeihunosn fir rem profitbunser Der
beIiBsnben 8la7e. Sa, mir baben cs
peit sebrodt i'm 3eitaltsr Der SsBs
moidinen, Der Selbitbinoer, Der
JIusidiffe unp bss 2lutomobilsl 81
mebr Der MenIfengeiit erfinbet, De
ito mebr pirb bas @olt Der 9lrbe;t
aussebeutet, uno bic tleinen 3inee,
iperoen oem Moio6 &npitalismus &c
opfert. Sm 9lrtertum eab es Sei>
ben, bic i6ren GDttern idbrlif ELI
&ino ppferten - i'm 3eitalter Der
driitlihsn Ndditsnlisbs unb Der Su=
manitGt peroen bic &inper Der Nr=
beitertlai1s tdelid gu Milionsn suT
Sdladtbant pes laneiamen ger'ie.
, dens i'm Sod Der 9lrbeit sefiihrl
0as heutise Spitem lit 10 psrfault
bob es iid Ielbit 5sriebt, uno sa
gu elmer ubioluten Nptipenbieteit ac
tporben 1T, oab ss BON einem bsFerel1
Spitem = Der iosialiitilhsn We..
cronuns abselDT' pirb.
nGb, q. g."
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26
,Siir Ocr Nilfsfuno.

SEPT 1T bic srIfs @slsisnollns our
llnteritiisung Der ourh ben Griea in
got uno gleno gerutsnen So5ialiiten
guropas obgeidnot rroroen: $1,000
an 9re,ltihz SroeiItru ols gertei=
lunsstpmitee unp $75 fir bic beIon=
hers bebrdnsten oe,ltfdIpradisen So=
3ialiitsn 2onbpns. 3pur iinb bos
teine grpBen Summen, feline getrdee.
Die nit oenen Ger biirgerliden unb
burrub putriotifhen Sammlunsen
irgenptpie ben gergleid ausbulten =
uno opd bebeuten lie nett mebr.
Senn oieie eintotrIeno Dollars tpurz
BEN bon Wdnnern unb Srouen auf=
gebraht, Die Iid audi in bieien 5asen
nattonuliitiIder yerbsbung uno bes
eesenIeitieen Saies ben 9laubsn on
oie tnternoticnule 3ufdmmengeb0rig=
tett Der 90lter belpabrten unb i'm
ourd bic Sat betrGftigen. 9offentlih
1T es lhon in ser ndhiten Wode
m0sltdh, eine stpeite, grDbere Summe
an unfere europdilden GenoHen unb
beren Witpen uno Waiien abouidtf=
fen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26
MidJtigc StcQenngnabmc.

Weil Die Wnnabme porbanoen aes
lDeIen 1T, oab 5ipiiden Der 2eituns
bes v8orpGrts" in ger!in, benz Gem
tralorgan Der So5ioliIten SeutIdz
ionos unb her Generalfommi6ion Der
9epsrtihaften Oeutl6lanos Weiz
nunesbifferen5en iiber bic Gage in
DeutIhIdno beiteben, bat in Berlin
sine aonferen3 ltattgefunoen. Oos
ReIultat DER gerotungen puroe bonn
9orIiBenben in elmer Reibe bon puntz
len 5uIdmmengefaBt. puntt 4 lauz
tet:
Der 0ortpGrts Ion benz G6auoi=
nismus, bem 6urraputriotismus uno
ellen 9lnnerionseelilten entgsgenarz
teiten, tpie oos ou6 Der Yurteiporz
!tonD ourt iein 3irtulor an Ole gez
5amts porteipreiIe idon in ben eriten
arieastpphen perlnn9te."
gu puntt 4 tpurbe nod beIonoers
feitgeitellt, bab bic 9eneraltommtIz l.
iion in bieIer IuffaTuns burduus
nit Dem parteiporitono einig lei.
Wenn es notpenoig sefpeien lit,
beIonoers fsitsuIeeen, bub bic Gene
raltpmmiiTisn Ser 9etpertIhnften
0eutI6Ianhs iiber puntt 4 nit benz
parteiporitdno einig lei, miiNen bon
Der oberIter SSnitan3 Ger freien Sez
tpsrtidaften 9sutIhlanos San0lunz
gen unternommen tpor6en iein, Die
3peifel bariiber 6uben auftonmen
laIIen. Dies lit i6lieBlih cine 9lnosz
legenheit Die fir uns crit in 3peiter
Ginis ipidtig 1T.
8sgen Gbuupinismug, 6urropo=
triotismus uno gsgen ben 9eriuh Ell
ner 9lnnerion irgenp zines fremoen
9ebietes Stellun9 gu nebmen, bds ii
Der fp5ialiitiihen prefe in 0eutid:
ldno CUR gfliht gemaht porben. 5a1
ties in Ssutihluno unter bem 3tpdno
DEG 8risgesrsdtes itebenp bon osn TO-
| 5ialiitiiden 3situngen gu geideban, 10
lit ss i'm srhobten 9lusmoB pfliht
Der bsuti6sn Io5iuliitii6en 3eitunasn
oes Iuslunoss oies 81 tun.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26
I'm bic Gnitmr.

Groli6 bat elm nnmhufter oeutz
Iher 9elebrter, profehpr Or.
Wdloersr. eegen ben llnfu9 Der gegen=
ieitigen 8elebrten : 2lnp0belung Iet=
nen YroteIt eilgelegt. Or. b. gebz
ting, Der Grfinoer oes Sipbtberie=
Serums batts Ieine BON Ser engliIheu
9eIeqIhaft fir WtIIenIhnft er6ultez
ne golbene MeOaille einIdmel5en ldi=
len unb Die Seffentlihteit in einsm
BON PObsleien gegen gngldno itrpt=
5enOen Brief boppn unterrihtet- Ooz
rauf bat nun WulDeper nebenbet
Elm entfernter 8erpanoter Ser oeut=
Iten Sailerin in elmer grtldrung
betont, OaB Gelebrte uno Wt6enz
I6uftler nidt einmul i'm ariege iid}
tpie 9o1eniungen herumbuIgen ioll=
ten, ionoern = geraoe i'm eSrterefIe
Ser &ultur, Die feline ruttpnulen
9ren5en femme nuh beiten ardf=
ten oubin itrebsn miiBten. Die inter-
nntionalen ge5iehungen 5u pfle9en
rnb aufreht 81 srbultsn. Dir Firhz
ten iebr, buB oie gutgeiinnten Rrei=
ls Wuloeper i'm 9erbuht Ruber tper@
oen, Elm = Huhe su Iet1t.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26
Daa ERhRn*
@on ugp 6 Il alns.

Mener Secle, Der frDblidJ ngenben,
Sjt bic Ircuoc am 2ebem 0ebut.
MDgeu bic nnoerm nit mutts flinscnsen
Mbptbmen preiicn cen ldjelIdauiugenoem
80ttliden Sob:
2ebem lit Meiiter, Sub lit 8cicae,
Stebt npr benz Soanie Gin Settler, gebift,
81 nidt bas itol5e 2eben 5mr Sd)ucac
G5abcn linn idJift.
Nmi Dem eSeoc pur elmer Stnnoc
Subtc Der mGnncrmproenbe &f;
Nnn siertg augenocm Miunoe
Srimft Die Grbc bas 8lmt Der @unSe;
Enlper uno Sampf
2icst nod idjwer amf oem iducisenocn Flane,
Mber Der Tribling ldmetter tins Ioorn
limb cntro1t eine flattcrnbe ,sabnc
ltebcr benz &urm.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26

Mus Der @lite, Der eluis ledBenbcu,
Scbt ibr idJiuarses 8efieoer Die Eeit,
Slest nit sraRlid Die Stile omrdJfradseuoe'
Sicgesidrei'n 5u oem ansitlid) adBenoeu,
3tternben @eit:
Scber SdDlag ibrer Ttttidle iiese,
Sunfle GDpreTcu fadhe Der Sino
Yns Ser mnttcrperlailenen ySiese
8Gdlclt bas &inb
glaes SrGgc nnS fampflos &erberbenbc
Snfc oabin III iiedpenosr Rot,
TMbrt ieine Srommel, bic 8rcile merbeubc,
&nod)igcn Nrms Der 2ebenbeerbcnoc
@rinieuoc Sob!
y8as scrirccn i'm trufcnen Marfe,
Sinfe oabu! Spd) itroteno pon Saft
Sliibe NIT rpten &angen bic itarfc,
Srcnbige Strait!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1914-12-26
SQs &olf bel 9(rbeit lit Nmerifa.

in Der prittsn 1890, in Der pisrten
26,3% unp 1910 in Der fiinftsH
be idGftigt Iinb. 9luffouenO 1T RE
brittle Gruppe nit 1880 i'm 9llts'
BON 1870 Satren. Gs linb 1o@
nit bon js flint Wtdbden in Dem
slltsr 5pei ee5rungen, ibr Strt
Ielblt au perbienen. Sb Die WtGos,
hen ibren 8Gtern unr griioern mir
Jreuben aonfurren5 auf benz Or
beitsmarft moden9 Wir slauben es
niht. Die Not treibt Ne binauS,
ba oes 0oters 2ohn nidt ausreicbt,
bic Gamilie gu ernGhren. 9a mrB
bas MGb6en tnnn belfen, niht
pilIenc, bnb iie 5ugleih ben M}ann
ourh ibre biuiee glrbeitstruft m
elmer nItdnbisen Grndbruns ieire-
5omilie perbinbert. Ourd bic aors
turrens lperoen bann bic 5amilier.s
bonbe serrihen. uno bic Jamilie 1T
su elmer 9lrbeitsmalhine eetporben.
geIonbers eroB 1T bic 3abl Der
perttGtisen 4inoer, fpenn man Sts
9lsitatipn aur gerhiitung Der ai":
oerarbeit in 8etrodlt 5iebt. Jait spet
Miuionen 8inber beioen 9eidlsdts
i'm 9llter BON 10-15 Suhren fire.
nsn 9os elm 5ea aus i'm Sohe hss
beutisen tapitnliItiiden Spitems. Sc
pes finite aino in benz Ilter pi-o
boourh bonn @enuB ieiner Suseno
ubaebolten. gluthber tpunbern 1ii)
uniere gfeformer uno Morolfabger,
lpenn iunss 2eute auf Ibpese sera=
ten. Was tunE ben aug elnril
junsen MenldentinS peroen, Dem
mon bic Susenp, ben Spnnenlhsln
pes lebens ruubt uno aus psr1
8anb Der 5amilie in eine tofenc:
ssabrit pber 8erglpert iperrt? Grs
bGlt Der MenIh oas Reht gum g.
nuB isiner Sussno niat, pann pirf
er bic SebnIutt oanah niht log
uno psriutt ipdter. iih Genub nj
Gsipolt gu perIdaffen. Mantss
perpfuI1te 2eber mar nur eir'
Iolse zines 9unasrs nah Slid, :
bic Sueenb unhefrieoist geblieben lit
Seit benz Sabr, 1900 bat bic 3oh
Der orbeitenpen ainoen Inn ELI
holbe Million sugsnommen. gtur elm
politiide Yartei, Der es ernit lit mi
Der Mb1doffung Der ainoerorbeit
tonn bier 9lbbilfs ihaffen. Die alts:
Yorteien MAIDEN piel Geidrei u:''
ieBen 8ommiliien nah &ommilllc'
sur llnteriudun1 Elm, unp bic &in
berarbeit nimmt insipiiden gu. Nu
elmer partei piro es selingen, BITE
Mbbilfe gu ihaIfsn = Der Soainli
.. itiIden Yortei. Die 3eniusbebDro
min ben 8erid. iiber ainosrarh:'
nod perI9Dnsrn, mabrideinlid. luej
ben 6srren bod bas 9eipiHen ihlGs
: Gs ipirb berihtet. bob nur bic o.
. belt bon Mdbhsn sunabm, pdhrer
lie Bel 4naben abnabm, ndml!l
1870. .8si ben Mdohen iiebt Mi
cine 3unabme ben 1,7To sesen 19O(
+ Mud miro ols @srihOneruns heror
i, seaosen. boB bic ainberarbeit nj
: in lonbpirtIdoftliden 8etrieben l..
!. 1880 aunobm, pdbrenb lie in a
), len anberen Be:rieben I'm 1885
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2lrbeiter, ob>ert, l<iet tt> pcrbr<it<t >o= Gh>""


runasmittel ipirb. 2eioer lit er sin
Ginfubrartifel.
geim Reis mub man einen I'M
terihieo madden 5tpiihen benz Bru4=
reis unb ben beHrat Nualitdten.
9ruhreis 1T bus 8plfsndbruugsmits
tel, unb geruoe Der lit am 1tdrt1ten
geitiegen.
Gs foItste per 100 pfuno:
8ruhret5
i'm Suli $50
/. 6dlfts NuguIt 900
2. 6Glfte 9uguit 1880
September 1900
Sttober 1900
gopember $500
Dos lit cine gr606u1rg Ger preife
I'm fuIt oreibunoert yru5ent. Die
Observation-Disclosures lino nitt BLOB
9nnS gepoltis eeIunten, bon Ultllioz
nen 5amilien Iinb Die Grndhrer meg
genommen. Mtt ben aussefesten
9ien1tleiItungsunterltiiBungen fonnte
bas 2ebsn in sspobntthen Soften gez
friltet perben. gei iol6er 5suerug
tonn niht ous Wuernpttpenoigite be-
fritten tperben. gu idrstben, pie
ss in 9lmsritd gefhieAt, oob ss IN
0eut1hldno feline Scot gibt, 1T unae=
Ii6ts folder gerihte' mehs ais uHiinz
ntd.
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g}oh benz 3ei.ius oes Snbres 1910
oibt es in ben 0ereinigten Stadtea
bon slmerita 39,167 1856 WtenIden,
bic Ii6 ibr 8rot peroienen milller.
Der Genius fdliebt Die 9ausfrolsr
niht nit Elm, oa oielelben niht nis
9lrbeiter oneeIeben peroen, oblpoNs
bic 5rau zines Mrbeiters uno t!eiz
men Embellishments ben aan5en Gag
bart urbeitet. 0pn ben runo &c
Miuicnen mGnnlihen 2obnltlapen
noren 14,855,S25 seborene lpeibt
9lmeritoner, 5,285,811 itommten plli
einaeponperten reiBen Gltern, pcGz
reno 6,588,711 neibe Gingetpanbeu,
iparen. 3,178,544 puren Ne9er urc
1872 1858 Elm @eriI4 BON Snoianerr,
Gbinelen, Soponsrn unb onoeren GEL
ben Ha1en.
getonntlid pirb bon ben 8efirz
lportern oes bsutissn Spitems Sc
| ioat, bob bic 5rau i'm 9ous ec'
| bort. W}un ptn ibr feline 8ertre=
tuna i'm Rote Der 9emeinpe unI
Stoat seitotAn, oo lie ni4ts prr
oem WeIen berlslben periteben ioiI,
| noh 8ebuuptung pieler Mdnner. s.
! lit uber bod mertpiiroig, oab o!s
sSrouen, bic msbr uls Elm 6unfts!
Der aonaen orbsitenben 8epOlterune
ousmoden, ni6t Be- eftimmen loqen
unter ipelden 9eIeben tie arbsitei
Iollen. Gs sob ndmlid i'm Sabre
I191O niht ipeniaer als 8,075,77l
peiblihe Mrbeitsr, Die iih ibr Bro
perbienen mubten. Won oieien tra
rem 3,O98,639 esborene peibe In:s
ritunerinnen, 1,722, ,279 &inoer po,
peiBen Gineepcnberten, 1922, 10
peibe Gineeponrerte, 2,013,981 yfe
aerinnen unb 1902 ipuren Snoio
nsrinnen, Sopanerinnen, GbinsiiH
nen uno ioniti9s selhe Ginssponb.r
te.
gtah benz 9llter tunn nan ci
Mrbeiter in fiinI Gruppen teller
eeSn Ser eriten Gruppe finoen mir Il
mGnnliden 9lrbeiter BON 1O-1
Sobrsn. 90 finoen mir, ooB ru
ollen anoben in bieIem slter bon Jed
elmer orbeitet (1O,6%). Die ndhi1
@ruppe, mGnnlihe Mrbeiter bon /
-15 Sabren, 5e1st uns, bob Ala
Idmtlider &noben in benz Ilter If
, 8rot gu perbienen iuden, bon
flint ifoffen atpei am fouienoen Wcl
ftnbl Der 3eit. @ruppe 3 umfabt b
| mGnnlihen 9Irheiter i'm Mlter be
e 1870 Sabren. 9ier finben NJ
!. 1921 Der Nlterssruppe als mertft
4 tis, pdbrenc i'm 9llter bon 21-4
e Sobren 96,7% 2obnftlapen iinb. GS
: penia bas 9llter ben Menihen pl
: Der 2obn1tlopersi fdiiBt. sei9t B
It leBte @ruppe, rerienisen, bic iio
II As Sabre alt iinb. $500 biei
II @ruppe 1T in iraeno elmer Weile 9
II Sipuneen au arbeiten.
81 Seilen mir bic peibli4en Mrbeil
in bsrielben We:le in flint @rupr
II elm, 70 finben mir, bab in Der 6
- fen @ruppe $50 Der ean5en q
terssruppe. in Ger stueiten 1882
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Sic Seueruna in Sentihlano.

Gsgsn Die 5leiIhteueruns uno bic
uneri6pinglihen 8urtoffslprsiie miro
Den IrbeiterH TeutIhlnnbs Isit @oe
hen gsraten !9IlIsnfriidte gu eheu.
Wie penig oies moelid lit, seisen
13tffern. Die aus Der .Oresoener
9olts5eitung" tpmmen. 9luf Dem
Grbisnmartte sub ss eine greislteigez
gung Die tbrssglsihen lslten hat. Die
5onne : 20 3eHtnsr = grbien to=
ltete
i'm Suli 1914 25O-3OO Mart
Infans ausuf 35O-5OO Wfarf
Mitte Iusult 10000 Mort
September s.. 600-750 Murt
Sftpber 10000 Mart
gei ben gobnsn lit oie preisbe=
ipesuns Hiht 10 idlimm, immerbir
errsiht Die Grb0bune ebenfulls fui
so prosent.
giel Idlimmer itsbt es nod mt
Reis, Ser auh in SeutIhluno in i'm
lmsr iteisenoeren MaTe Elm 9oltsnah.
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Cine Nadnuabl.

oamburs. Der Samburser etnat
bat oie Griospubl i'm britten 6lm=
burger Wablfreis fir Sen peritrr5s=
nen lo5ialbemofratifden Rei4staes=
Ibseorbneten WeBser auf s}reitaa.
ben 20. Sanuar 1915 feftseiest.
8on Ser 4ufitelluns zines biir9er=
lihen aanoioaten oiirfte 9lbitano aes
nonlmen tper0en.
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Wcmc esrieoensaeIeQIdmft.

Netp Yort. 9ier puroe in elmer
8erfammluns, an Der etpa hunoert
i'm Offentliben 2eben itebenoe MGn=
ner uno Jrauen teilnabmen. Die
~4meritaniide 2isa CUR Bef9r6rs
tuns Der Ruitunsen" besriinbet. 81
aanonenfabritanten fdon Nitoliebsr
finb 1T ui4t betannt.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
J. E. MCLEAN

Candidate for Member of the House
 of Representatives
 Subject to the Democratic Primaries
 Is a native of Indiana, has been a resident of Maricopa County for over twelve years, during that time has been engaged in ranching and breed ing of registered horses and cattle, on what is known as the Double Butte Ranch, seven miles south east of Phoenix, one and one-half miles west of Tempe. Has always been inter- ested in the upbuilding of the agri- cultural interests of the valley, has served one year as president of the Maricopa County Farmers Institute, two years dS manager of the Mari copa County Midsummer Fair, was agricultural and horticultural com : missioner for Maricopa County for the State Fair last year, winning frs. prize in the County Contest for the State of Arizona, and winning the beautiful Silver Cup, which is now the property of Maricopa County. In addition to looking after the agricul interests of Maricopa County, he ex- hibited a string of Chestnut-sorrel show Horses and Jersey cattle. He is in close touch with the many prob lens affecting ranching and ir.igat- ing conditions throughout the Valley
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
Oxtoyd Tafeta 45c

Distinctive designs copies of French tapestry. Raised pattern ef fleets in the rich, deep, warm color ings so much in vogue-extra heavy, but will hang delightfully."-.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
MAY AFFECT LOCAL
 ELECTION RESULTS
County Recorders Must Issue Float ing Certificates of Registration
 After Register Is Sent Out
Especial to The Republican,

Especial to The RepuDllcdn)
 PRESCOTT, Sept. 4.-That the county recorder may issue floating certificates of registration to voters who have removed from one precinct to another after the precinct register has heen sent out to the election officers, is the opinion of Joseph H. Morgan. assistant county attorney of Yavapai county. The decision was given out following the request of the county recorder for information as to what the law required in such eases.
 The opinion states that the record er must issue a certificate of regis tration to any voter whose name ap- pears upon the county register, and that failue to do so on demand makes the recorder liable to criminal prose- cution. While the law also requires the recorder to note issuance of the certificate on both the county and precinct registers, the opinion states that if the precinct register is not in his possession and this cannot be done, it is no fault of the re- Ccrde., who may make the proper mo- tations on the precinct register when it is returned to him. The opinion also states that no voter registered in one precinct may vote in another without a certificate of registration. A voter who has registered properly in one precinct and whose name does not appear on the precinct register Lie cinct.
 The decision may materially change the local election in a number of places where there have been ex- tensive changes among the registered voters, owing to industrial condi- tiOnS
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT

Continued From Page One)
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
NeWFallGoodSF dSFeaturedIn0urRenloyalS
"OMyx Silk
 Hose 0t 9OC

Nowhere else will you find Silk Stockings as good these at the price, They of pure thread silk have reinforced lisle garter top high spliced the color range Black, white. grey purple, yellow, gold pongee, red, sky Alice bue Nell rose, emerald green, beige Copenhagen and lavender Extra special at 90c per pair.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05

The number of Russian prisoners is now 90.000.
 A memorial of the German Catholic cardinals to the conclave at Rome attacks the foreign lies about the German army. Germany is at war, not for conquest, but a Russian vic tory would do the greatest harm to the Catholic church in Russian Po- land.
 The town hall at Louvain was not damaged nor was St. Peters church, and all the treasures were saved"
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
Lasted Seven Days

BORDEAUX, Sept. s4.-Details of the Russian victory at Lemberg were given to the cabinet council by the foreign minister who said the battle lasted seven days and that the Aus trians then retreated, abandoning numerous field guns, rifles and an,- intuition and that the Russians took thousands of prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
New Dyabeyes

-36inch Curtain Scrim, cream foun- dations with pretty colored border designs, for dining room and hall, extra special, 12Rc per yard.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
Colonial SilkOlings
 1Oc and 11Hc Yd.

loo pieces of these-in all the wanted solid colors, at 10c per yard beautiful floral designs, light as well as dark, full yard wide, extra special, 11Rc per yard.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
New Dress Ginghams 1Oc and 121lc

-150 pieces-all new Fall Patterns and and solid colors-came just in time to be n values at 10c and 1212c per yard.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
FOR MILITARY RULE
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPATcHl

Petrograd, Sept. 4.-Grand Duke Nicholas, commander in chief of the Russian army, has issued a general or der providing for the military admin istration of all foreign territory as fast as it is occupied by the Russian troops.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05

Thousands of pounds of finest table grapes and apples, today. McKee's. 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-09-05
Frank Trott Explains

Speaking of several democrats who had signed a statement while the con stitution was pending in the convention denying that it was a democratic measure, he included Frank P Trott among the signers and directed atten- ton to the fact that MT. Trott was now supporter of Mark Smith and was candidate for the office of sur veyor general. MT. Ling in brief charged that MT Trott had repudiated the constitution and had opposed the ratification of it.
 Speaking of this matter last night MT Trott said that he had declared at that time that the constitution was not democratic doctrine At that time, the democratic party of neither the na- tion nor the territory had advocated many of the more advanced provisions of the constitution. Champ Clark and other democratic leaders had sent tel egrams to Arizona urging that these provisions be eliminated and several democratic members of the constitu- tional convention had opposed those provisions
 But MT. Trott referred to subse- quent interview with him, printed in The Republican before the election was held, in which he advised the vot CTS to support the constitution. saying that if it was found afterward not to be workable, it contained provision for it's easy amendment.
 There were a number of ladies on the platform and large number in the audience The Pioneer band played before the speaking and much red fire was burned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-13
NEWTON


The Newton High School has 81
pupils enrolled 216 of them come
from outside townships. saltwater
township sends IS; FREEDOM, 26; Wal
pack, 8; Sparta, %; Franklin. So.
The annual reception of Rev. c. w
Rouse, pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church. will be held on November II
in the chapel
The second trial OF the Lackawan-
ma Railroad. indicted and ono con-
victed of maintaining a culvert In
Andover that encroaches on the pub
lie highway, win open at Newton
next Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Earl, of stanhope, is
visiting friends in town.
Charles B. Carmichael, of Newark,
is renewing old acquaintance among
his boyhood chums around Newton
and Sparta, and is stopping at the
home OF Stephen Woodruff, on High
street,
The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist Church will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Emory Brose, on Lawn
wood avenue.
An eight-pound baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Belcher, at So Trinity street, yester-
day.
Harry Moore, accompanied by
Richard F. Goodman and Fl, Clar-
ence Cole, journeyed to Washington,
n. j., last evening by auto. where
Mr.. Cole received degree In
Missionary.
Leo Gonzales, who has been visit
Ing his younger brother at the New
ton Academy. will sail for his home
in Havana, Cuba, tomorrow.
Mrs. Andrew O'Leary has returned
To her home on Madison street, after
a months visit with her brother and
relatives at Oneonta, n. Y.