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Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
PHOEBE BEEBE

Miss Phoebe B. Beebe, The Grand Rapids Hebe Has knocked at the portal of fame: And famous shall she be, Miss Phoebe B. Beebe, 4. If anything lies in name
 Chicago Tribune. Oh Phoebe B Beebe, Look here to where be, poor summer Widower cuss; Oh great will glee be, Oh Phoebe B. Beebe, If you'll come and do flapjacks for us
 Houston Post Or comfort to me be, Miss Phoebe B. Beebe, If l languish alone My busy queen Beebe, S.a. Then happy shall be, For I be- fair Phoebe a drone &4 St. Louis Post Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
IS North First Ave
"A modern trust company.

ing that many plants hitherto unknown in that country had mysteriously sprung up. In the sum- mer of 1872 noted botansts went carefully to elnl- grafton and they succeeded admirably. They found fewer than 200 plants natural to Germany and the countries south of her. These plants were mostly of the grass pea and bean families and were found only in the territory occupied by the Ger mans in the siege of Paris. This is a good eX- ample of the strange way in which plants travel from place to place.-Farm and Preside.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
PERFIDlOUS MAN

Despite the particular overtures of one party to the woman vote. are assured there IS hothihg nvidious in the recent warning of Kansas suffrage leaders against political alliances. "Woman enters a hazardous contract when she marries man to reform him. How much more hope is there in en- terng political party to reform it?'-New forK Evening Post
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
PLANTS AS IMMIGRANTS

It is often hard to account for the way in which plants spread from country another and vet no such emigration has taken place but the botan- ists have been able to advance theory to ac- count for it. In the early seventies the last cen
 tury the scientists in France puzzled by find-
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
GOLDMAN

The Industrial Workers of the World are vexed because the anarchists are stealing their advertising but they should reflect that many months have passed since the delectable Goldman tasted the sweets of publicity not criticize her harshly New York Sun
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT IN CALIFORNIA

The current number of the Electrical World points out that California the second state the union in the rating of it's generating stations, in water power development and in electricity gener- ated. The income of California from the sale of electricity is greater than that of any other in the union. except New York and Illinois The three states the Pacific turned in 1912 more electricity than the twenty states in the mid de west and southeastern sections of the country combined During the last years there increase in the horse power of electric of over 1000 cent. Coal is very expensive the Pacific coast, and cheap oil is available only in tain sections Abundant power prevails near the seaboard and the greatest electric transmission systems of the world are located there
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
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cent tariff legislation. The canal tolls controvers appears to have come godsend to him.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10

We asked if there is any for the collie pup which insists upon chewing the sideburns off d moody COW in full flight the moor instead of stealing behind her guiding her erring footsteps by biting off few links of her tail A good plan is to put the collie up against a despon- dent steer with morose view of life After he has been run through in five six vital spots, and had his side walls caved in. he will feel about sporve the whose wife has returned
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10
Farm Notes
BY HOWARD L. RANN

Never hitch mare with chronic grouch alongside of a bright-faced chunk with a keen sense of humor. The chances are that the mare will not appreciate the repartee her companion and vii run leg through her slats. Q remember seeing a sorrel mare with mournful past bite a chunk as big as teakettle of the neck of her running mate. and all because he leaned over against her in the furrow and conveyed the sug- gestion that she had flat wheel The big Clydes- dale with paunch like bed tick is the best na- tured horse in the world, and the Shetland pony IS the meanest This is place where size counts and it is mostly with and Take a big lop-eared 330- -pounder for instance. His day of twentyfou hours is divided into eight hours of eating, eight hours for snoring and eight for laugh ing while -cured skeletons who have to raise umbrella shadow are usually burdened with the disposition of Q prairie wolf
Arizona republican., 1914-04-10

If you have bullet whose teeth are inclined to turn in, take her on your lap and straighten them with hairpin. This is a common failing of the aged hen and generally impairs her usefulness
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
0aS uOm 0reiuerbauO nmiuOrbemc Jtalien.


Srob ollcr otet sur Sddil getrd9elell Seges9GplB
lct Der ore groBci 6einOe DetihlanoS llno Seltcr
lcihlIngarns i1enen ie I'M 0e6eimen bod 81 beiird
ten DAB cs gar ledt on0ers fomuen f0nnte. Gem nur
0aniit iino oe gnrengmgcn 81 erflaren ole ne ma
c6cn nm Stalien ouf ibrer Seite nit in oen Sreg bn
c3Bebcil Sic oden SStalien nit gl6anien ais geutc
su einen Sbel Der itolieniihcn 9epoferng mudt Die
ics 9odc oen audi Ginorud Sn Hom bo6en IN ben
lcBtcn Eagen 0enontrationen 81 @imiten oes @ingre
lens Stoes in Den arieg oili Der Seitc oes 0reiper
banocs tattgciimoe unO Die 9iegerimg mar ge3lplm
Gen, oas N2iIitdr au8ubicen I'M Die Denomtrontei
anscnauoer 5u trebcu
1ic itolieniide 6egierlng luia oienbur germ i5re
g}eutralitdt bcipabrcn 5ie iblt ieOenals Dab lie OBJ
rcbin Idon cine erbGrmlie 9follc piet inoem lie i5re
9lnoesgcnoiien in Der StnOe Der bodliteu @eabr Inn
Gtidt ldBt 6rcilidj gcbt es aud Stimme mo iogor
in GGhiAlano medje Die Notwithstanding Sto-
liens pcrbeoigen Sic iaeen Stalien fonnte 0en bei-
oen germaniidcn &edben oaOrd mebr nilBen ais men
cs tboti1hd in oen &anpi gegen oen DreiOerbano elm
sric. neil Geutidono iibcr StaIien Scbensntcl BON
smerito. bc8e6en fonnte, 10 ange es neutral blebe
,ns fommt 0ieie 9egriinoung a6er nd]t ais iebr elm
lcudtcno oor Denn fir ole 3citOaer pom enen Sabr
Iraidlt DeutiAano feline 9iabumgs5uiubr Aber menn
Stalicn nit elmer boben W1illion Soloaten IN Silo.
eyrourcid cingeiolcil mdre oonn lUdrcn Die Srq6olc
icbt iiderli9 bon nieoerge5punact luio in penget
W1onoten paren 1eitidlono uo 0eitcrred] oann oudl
nit 9rBlano icrtg eepor0cn @enn Stalicn Die Bun
ocstrce gebaen Bate, Damn pore Der arieg BON iebr
hir5cr 0auer geueen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
0ie SlterreidiIdl.ituoariIdlc g(rmee.


Dic gcltern i'm yGctden 0orrelponoentcn 0ero1'
fentdjte amtlide 1}el0una aus Berlin lno gSicn, oie
Cciterrcber bottcn in @oieu 1000 9hiien gefan9en
ocuommcn uno 300 ritiiide @e5iibc erobert uno Dab
5000 Scrbeu in oerreidiidc Geangelidlait gratben
Icc eigt 3tr @eniqe DAB oic Doppcmonord)le oie br
si Gbcl acmproenc 9ugabe oic &uilen por0utig IN
Sd)odl 5 6alten ibr @orOrngen 81 pa5oacrn pou imo
oon3 crfut i0 ooB bic in Scr ebten 3et ans Ncters-
blra gcfonuncnen gcri6tc ber gldn5enoc Siege Der
ruidcu gSafcn III @al3icn mciter ndlts ais iree Si-
gcn qemcIen in0 Cine Qlrmec weldc 25O,OOO Wlann
pcroren Bat mic Die WlclOmgcn ans petersburg nber
sic Cclterredcr in oc cben So9en loltetcn im0 boil
Iton0iq ocmoroliirt it, fam feinc 1000 Qlam ocs
rcQrchen @eqncrs qconacn ncbmcn ln0 onn ibm nid)t
300 Teloaehibe a6ncbnIcn 9lngeiidis Der jiiu9lten
riiisiccn gofridten aus gScn ln0 Berlin nnlB oas
ibordtc @erc0c oic oiierreid1lugaridc 9lrncc babe
nidt Qclcct mas BON ibr eriuartct moroeH ict Der
ihunmcn Die Rueu uio bis 2enl6crg in @oll5icn 9e'
fomnen meter a6cr ni6t limo Oicie mbeietgte Stoot
iibcrlccu sic Geerreier sen Niiiien eigenenl gn
tricbe i'm elmer moglid)eu }erltornng Der bli5enoen
Staot por3ubeuacn Die 0eitcrrcider meroen Die 9ul-
fen nod LANCE Belt in 0oli5im erntd 6eihditigen mo
lie ab6aten nit ibrcr gun5cn Dlodt einen TortoB ge
Qcn DeutidonO 81 unternebmen. 0aS 1T bic gluIgabe
Ser 0ltcrreididlngoriden Armee in oiecn &ricgc oo'
init 1einihano icne Souptmadt gegen Den pcltlidel
sSen0 merfc fam Inn i'm ibnel 5 crorllden; nno ole
fer Augabc crleoigt lie d oufs @eite gsiemono, Der
Sic Verb1ltnlIe fennt bat ungenonunen ooer gc9aub
raB 0ctcrreib ole 9hen allcn ooer nit elmer
theillpciicn Siilic Gcuhlonos i@loaen fonite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

9lm a. Septcmber Shcrea g. Nnier glr.
1927. 9ior0s0cnrni9ocnue. 20 Sabre alt
Nm 3 September Souis Slar, SiaoiGeldng'
nib 80 Sabre alt
glm l3. September 0curictta Wl. Npncocu,
9lr 432. 0rllio Sin,9loenuc, Gs Sabre ali.
Nm IL. september Seuts Sottom' q. SuIe's
Nopllai "a NaQre an
PIN l4- Scpieniber Sernaro Gun, Nr. lllL
Glib 4Nempooo9 ~ Sabre n:t.
gm i6. September Yenn 1oibicn ,G0nr0
&pme ano SniirmarD" 62 Sabre alt.
9m b, Sepiember Barbara Gnaclbnroi, 9lr.
YIN f5. Scpember SDpmas &. 6pter, Wy.
1884. gloro gSdibiugton'Gi GO Sabre all.
gm TO- september NBnrcs 3. Wriictb,
oOburcb Oonle uno ,Nniirmaru" 70. 81 Sabre nlt.
gln a. September 6barlcs y 0nicclcn,
gir 1912, oros@np StraBc 90 Snbre alt
PIN 70. Sepiember Spiepl Soaes gir. 1904,
HigqasocHuc 3s Sabre ait
glm 10. September samuel g. 6npp, 9ir.
1908. Srcoerd glpcnuc 50 Sabre alt
gn 6. Scpicnber Minrh u. Gcbuc, Jlr, 5i4,
9ioro.0ditlc StrOBc 65 Sabre alt.
glm Is. Gcpicmber geinis 2eUis, Stdohidee
Subercnloiis- poipiial. 40 Sabre ali
PIN 10. September WcDrae q. 9ioocn, 9ir.
gm 8. September @nttl u. scmbaro, 9lr.
sos gSeit@nliimorc StrGbc 27 Sabre ali.
glu TO- September Suicpb NlcgSilbnme, ~.
Snicp6'S 0oipial. 40 Sabre all
glm "A. Scpiembcr 9uuila MiDrrliUn, 9ir.
2o5l Suniinqoon9loenue. s. Sabre ali.
PIN 3. September Wirrtic Gn1e, 6rnmlh
Sdunrc 0oipltnl ~ Sabre alt.
4n ll September Sntic smith, gr. 2l3,
9loro Mlilongpcnuc, 81 Sabre oil.
PIN 3. September Sarah g. Sciunicio, 9tt
COB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 Sabre alt.
eu b. Scpicmbcr Sonn 81. 6. SnttS, Nss
glm 5 September @curgc gscif, 9ir- POOL,
NrlcQud-Str0nC. 81 Sabre Qlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
Sin ncncr @ca Ser gcr5cenua osutidlanO's.

@s ic6lt ocn Scrren GnglGnOern 6cfantlid nicnlols
al Wlittcn ulo Ncgen 9ctdlano beim aincrifaniiden
&ofc 5l pcrbcbcn Gen olcrifuId6liden gSeg Der ms
c uorgcfomnen a6er 6obell iie ebt cingeihlo9e. @e
iern langte cine Ucpcbe BON Sonoon an wedc nidlts
geringeres un0 5ugled nd]ts ld5erd]es bc6aupet ais
roB Die octidjc Regierung Oieiengcn Getideu wedle
fir Den arcgsoenlt ncbt talgld limo, ais ,omerfani.
ide 9iirger an Die omerifotiden Gonun in Gdnemorf
Sdweoen SoaanO inio Stalen obloocl I'M c ans Dem
SolIoc los 81 weroen nno iie aiii Soften Onfel Sans
nod 9merita ob5udeben~
gie oetdc &coicrmg ioltc frieoslmtiibtige 0ldn-
uer nod) Ocn Scr. Stoaten abidebeu ,SeBt uo icdbS
Ndaonen frGitigc oimcr oic 8liitbc Der Ocutihc 2r
teitcridof Dor Dem Seino teben imo anaben, @rciie
lno Sracn 0onO an gScrf leaen miel Die sSeocr 81
tcbouen ulo oc Sobrifcn in Sang 5u bnltcn Sat Se-
mano cnols ettpos uniinngeres gc6ort? SeiOer obcr
merOen Wiiaioncr gcoonfenoie Sccr in Oicicm Sanoe
icne iutiinnigc 9c6ouptm9 fr baare Wiiine nc5mcn-
Dos pef bic Souooner @iitqueae Sic weB, OaB icblt
Die mqloblidite gegen 0eiiti6lunO geridtete 9ebaup
ting 6ft bier Stn1mme ge9en Die Geiuid)en 81 ma.
dci.
6erncr miro in ser oiiit.2epeidc bc6ouptct es gcbe
IN 0cltiflono 100000 TGltid)e bon melbe 2000 in
Ocn arupp idcn Qerfen arbeiteten Die i'm Sale elmer
Snualion Ieut6lnn0's 0urd) Die Sra5oien @ngldn0cr
lnO 9hiiien nadmeiien fonnten oaB lie notlralirtc
amerifaniid]c grgcr ieien mo oel Sd5ub Der Der,
Staaten im0 frcien transport oort6in bcaniprudcn
f6nntei g9enn Dem aud wirflid Der 6all mare, 10
Ginge oas oen GnglanOern ood] erb ndlts an. 9lme.
rfaner f0nnen iid oui6altef no iie pollen.
gtotirlid miro 0aS gan3e einem onbefannen" 9It-
tade Der amerifaniiben @eonOtdat in SOnoon in Den
@hnO gcleat oont Die g8clt ia ilidt elotben ioa Die
Scbc ge6e 0irett @nganO 9Iber mir fenue ben
gunmel 81 gut @cnn Die Serreu 9riten cine idmlsi
&c 9reborbcit 0erriden moaen miro Ger vgrobc lube
fonntc4 ais @epdbrSmann uorgeito6en
9R1dtr Apr Sumpl 0en Npitfdpn hnl0 Oelc0cnhcit
ge6en ooS brtiide Sugenfobel 3lt OurtDidneoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

Cine oiicrredidc redte 6liigelormec aBt ser s5ran
sole in Der Stdrte bon 9lrneecorps 22O 9otoiaone
1872 gstaorons mo $50 geid)ibcr) 6e Semberg ju
icmmentreten rno gegen oe 9rueen BON Siep imo ao-
ien porgeber. Sbr telt er e6eu riide Corps ntis
cmer llebernadt bon % 9ataiuonen unO GsfoOrona
gegenber uuo dBt 3lr 9etdmpfmg Aumdnieus oie
90eia-9lrmee, oeritdrft oird Corps aus Dem Sofa
ius ontreten, Die Inn 20 @ataiaone 12 @sfaoorns imO
1913 @ottcrcn it1rfer iein pir0e als oie 9}umdnier
Ga oeic ndt cingeeriffcn BADEN miro Die Soeiia.
9lrnce gegcn Ceiterrcid ire
sSn 5pcicr 9inic founnen Damn 80 ruiiiidc &ccrue
glrmeccorps. (SSdbtcr 9ln3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

2cpnuemcnt iHr 1ffenhide &crbeiicrnnnen.
llntcr 1cpnrtcmcnf ocs Stn0tSu Sugcnienrc.

Ecpnrcmcnt iir uiientlide Vctbencrnn0en'
llnter 1pnrtcment ocs Staot.Su9enienrc;
WQltimort. 8. september 1914
Yln Hlnc, bic cs ange1t!
@s miro biermit 0emdb oel Abl6lliien 30 .
uno SO hes Baltimore SiaoiaGbcrieras Dclanhi
Qcma0t oab ole @ildiicrnHQs eoMnuron oet
siuot Baltimore naoh Dem Fl. Sttpber l9l4
bcQinncn miro Die ndhgendunicn StraBen nli
mcocrncm Wlnterlal 8u pila'icsu nen 6u plla'
fern uao ncu 8n bclcQcu. 9luc Rcrloneii lno
Gorpor0iioucn ueroen ocsholb auiaclotoert, 0t'
laubniBiNtne iiir ale Grbciicn 5u lolen ulo
0icie uor Dem 2l Citubcr 1914 at heenocr ole
In irQcn0 ciucr gSeiie Die NuiGrnnut9 coct
9lnircsBun0 nadocnuncr SiyaBcn per clncs
I6cilca hcriclbcu n0illa nnhen nlrdpiei, iqp
6cm iic oni obe gSeiie 9cpllalicrt ncn 9tpll0'
iicri oocr ncu belcgt Nno
sic nbcn crudbnicv SiraBen luio:
Ecn.Str bon 9lnn.Sit. bis 5um ollubell GNo
pnniic Der ,Scu7Str.
s.. G. Wic0nD,
Siaoi SH9ciicnr.
Sm glni.rage Der 8ilaiiermigs 9ommlilon
Der Gidot Baltimore.
o. Sru1 GumOton,
&oriitcr uno r3ninliircioer 1ngcllicur.
(Scpts ,I1.22.20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

Ger General ). 9 @iesler idricb in eneni i'm ,Suli
in 1etdlano eridenenen grtifel ilber Die Terofielt
ldunQen ser 9int6itdge Die IN ron50liide Y}ilitor
bldtern ocn 9lien ir oas Gorgeben gegen Gelti9ono
uno 6ranfreidj geuadt worOen maren Diee Sor1la
Qc qngen oapon ans oaB eit 1910 ole fir Die erten
Nuarfie Dcrg6aren riiiiben Streitfrdte Inn pier sr
neecorps lm0 Standardization uermebrt moroen
icen 0nB foqlid 30 9Irmeecorps (6419 5nantere-Ni'
piiipncn) uno 25 Observation-Disclosures 6ereit anoen
Gncr 0cptidc 9lrnlee III Der Stdrte BON Srmeecorps
Observation-Disclosures uno einiaen &eerueopiiionen
miro sic ourh 0os 8 glrneecorps bei gopof perdrtte
4lna.glrmce geeeiibergctclt oic bel @roono 5ulam
lnenoesoacn Iein ioltc i6S 9ntaaone, S4 Gsfaorons
6l2 Geihibc aeqcn iO1 oeiitide 9ataiIloue rs 9sta
orons 6l2 0eidBcn.
eincr oierreidiiden bei Saroslow 5ulonmenae5o
Qenen Souptarmee BON Corps, nc6l auf arafou ab'
ee5meiaten Gorps peroen rulilde 9orps ae9enuber'
ceielt 9ci Brett 2towsf ioateu am D. Gage naA
Scr arieaserfldrmg 43O @atallone, 27i Gstaorons,
1874 WcInutc acgen 33S 0iicrediidc @olalmc 206
GsfooronS uuo 1913 Gchise c1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
gcfauntmadlnnecn.



Baltimore, 2. September 1914
Die Sirnbcnourhbru0s Somminure IN Der
Sidot Baltimore mndcn biermii bclnnni nlB
nadocm iic ibrC Labeilt fiber oic Sni6dol'
Qnuqen ltuioficn uno gScribcrbobungen be5iA'
liN Der Oon0cnmrung IND 0r1iinnng Der
Nrnulins StraRc, go SUB brett bon DER sal
Ocrion.3iodo bis @arriionSanc. rcblt Den on'
raul bc8hplihcn mo cnoahliiacn mo corrar'
ten cridrcnocn &lducu rcpioirt Dnhen, QemaB
ben &priDriiicn ocs 0bariers Der Stnoi galiis
more uuo Der am r. Sun 1914 uncricl0nc'
ten &croronuno gir 172 oeS NiuDors nno
GiaoirQtbs
iic 6iernii goii5 ecben onb belagle GabcIlc
mn Nnrte aui oieic 9Scic Orlenocl uno be-
Qlnu0iQi irorocH it, uno oaB Der QidDor uno
Sinoirab BON Baltimore oocr irGeuo ne 6e
9criou oocr @crioncn Corporation oocr 0orpps
raiioncE, Die NIT oenl 3ulprlh Der enihdol'
QuHgcn oocr auicrlcatcn gSertbcrbobnn9cll note
bier ocnanni nn3uireocn liHos innerbalo otel'
BIO 600 5nQcH. pom orittcn Sagc TN Sepieul'
Der inn sabre 1915 ocn Sainm Der eriien BON
ms crloiicncn &er0ieniiAun8 oiccr Noti@
oaaeQcn ourn ihriiili6e @ciiion on pas Sdl'
iimorc Siaoiacrihi nppcllren moacn, noem ne
has @criNt nm cine Rcoiion ocrle.ben an0e'
bcu o...
Su1n g. snnforo,
cnrm ~ Jlcmicn
GonlmiNdic.
Gnacnc 3. 9iDogeis,
(sep31o172D Slcrt
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bureau ocs wcoanoe SnIpeitors, 9at0gans.
rs. September 1914
9lnQcbutC iucroeu cngcgcn gcnommcn BON
ocr 0onirniibc60roe Der Stdoi baltimore lnt
Den llmbau Der bureau Simmer Nr llO-ll
ocs StcncrcnWebmcrS mo oca NnltterSu
rcans. 1iaibbaus iiir BEN N'npor NM Siaoi'
rdth BON Baltimore
glnaeboic miNcn IN Oeriicgclien 9ouocris
uno an 0cn 0paro Of Nipnros" norcilri icill
ole guiihrit ,4rupDinl ior Nempocltu9 0nl'
lectur's Cffice, iceouo aluor, Gin Dnn". tro
cen rno bel 0rn Nidbaro Smlnil oem Siaol
RcQiiiraior i'm Dciicn bureau I'M RalbDnls
nm o0cr nor II lhr @urmiitdgs am Nutsuodl,
.J september 1914, cinqercini iueroen,
Scocm gngcboi mnb Gin nll oeH N'aQor uNo
Sin0iratb bon Baltimore 6aDlbnrer cetlln8rlct
0Dcd oe3 @icterS fir 5wcignnoerl lS2lOOO)
Sonars anf cine D9learin9 poule Sani uels
aciha ielH, ,.,. ,,.,,..
Scr erfolQrenc dieter muB @irgidaii itelen
mn sic Worimriitcn bee Stuotf Gbnrieta IN gc
5nQ ami Goniraiie erfiiucn
3ci0HnQeu i0nncn am ooer nnn penn IL
September 1914 i'm 8urcnu oce @ebnnoc'SH'
cliors bcidhpi mcroen-
Sic Nebdroe 6ebdli iin has liebi por ireeno
Gin ODER aue glnqcboic inriid5upeiien-
6. g. Stubs,
ejeodlioc.Snipeitor
9eiidiiai:
SOhn 0ubcrt,
Temp @rdiiocni Der SonltniisSepQroe.
(ScptfS t02D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
cSronf SurmDncn.

SIS iiar0 am g. Sepiember 1914 1rnni Sor.
munen ii icinem ss Qc0ensia0r gcllepcr
finOct Trritaq, Sen S. Scptember. mn llbr
AanmitiaQs, pon icinCr gSobuung M. 3i7,
ehbs0cntrnl9luenmc, ans nad Der ocuilden
mibcriben SntmaiucsNir6e, 0nrolinc'
Sira6c mo baum ami ocm gSmmnnucls s6rico'
boic" nni.
co traueri inter bdnaen Gbranen.
Ocin nuu pcrmuiiies Gdiiiubcr5;
Der Ninocr nni1uloOoucs Sebnen
Sn iicicm mo gcre9ten SDmcr5
Scnu bis sum lcBtcn glngenblid
YSnrit Oh Der Ncinen gr0Btcs slid
Sic trnuernoc Satin Wlnric Surmolcn, ncbit
uicr 0iuocrr, orci S11ncn uno cincr Spdlter.
(ScptfS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
Nalpcrt San 0uIlc0e,

edc Gothcbrdl. nuo Mlnlbcrrp. .etrahe.
Gnr ocn Ghrinlmcu Sriiocrn 9eleitet: stirle
0nQll6 gSiicH0niicu. Mlinlie lfo @cbdi.
semciier bcoiurt Gienia0, 8. september.
lalna28. 1WlD
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6rcitaa, ben is. September 1914.
Sic qaae anf Oen sricasidJanpIaten.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
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Mohave County miner., 1914-10-17
6. ats

A Good Eater Makes Good Think
er. Therefore, if you Eat the Right
Eats you will Think the Right Thinks.
And if you Think the Right Thinks you
will Eat our Eats. Try our Eatery De-
partment Trade with Us and you wont
want to Trade your Trade
Mohave County miner., 1914-10-17
Real Estate

We are not in the Real Estate Bus
mess, but buy lots in CAR LOTS and
Sell Lots. Cast your Lot with Us and
You will Save Lots. We sell Every
thing in the dctonary-exceptd iction-
aries.
Mohave County miner., 1914-10-17
Our Politics

We are not running for office but
have nominated ourselves to get YOUR
Business. If accepted we promise a
Square Deal, Prompt Service, Courte-
Gus Treatment, Quality, and Reason
able Price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-16
This Skin Peeler All
the Rage in Society

There is a growing tendency among
women of culture and fashion to pay
more attention to hygienic means of
preserving their charms. The advent
of mercOlized wax doubtless has been
largely responsible for this This re-
markable substance produces complex
ions so natural in appearance, so mag
netically beautiful, artificial complex
ions are no longer desired. Instead Of
''doCtOring" an offensive skin, the skin
is peeled off The wax peels the skin
so gradually, in such fine particles, no
discomfort is experienced. The fresheI,
younger skin beneath, wholly in evil
dence within a week or two, is lily
white. satiny soft and smooth. It's not
q patched-Over complexion. but a
brand new one. That's why mercOlized
wax has become such a rage among
society folk The wax is put on nights
like cold cream and washed off morn
inEs. All druggists have it; one ounce
will do.
Another hygienic treatment now
much in favor is one to remove win
llles made by dissOlving / OF. powdered
saxolite in u pint witch hazel. Used
as a wash lotion it acts like magic"
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