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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22
CALAMITY JANE AND ALKALl
BILL COMING TO THIS CITY
The Days o. ~ a. slspsry culeh 70
Bs Recalled hess Net Week.


Iae daFf az ~ ar ~ ne uaaaaf
E So ihr prescott sfrwaiinn Cali
lmtt Iauf who ran fne cfshrsted
fanfr ssH m slippery gul,h aru A.
kal hH fhf iefiseffr Hho waited sri
slsfem4n wits A. hafa ffmif u his
raH Pend pftf ing irff poured fif
reI user an1 aH ni she ni1rf' faaaaa
nnrs feIa nf ths fari aats ih 4hf
aHd nra Hnfamea Wfsf are t9 recap
lfaf ~ iAfs aplsarfa il the nali eqa
iaiF
sHtnsft gaird 81 f0 b. broUsnt tt
Corpus christi Tfr entire tsfiIfwsnf
r4ta IA H nhshiiarfs "a 80 be- Desi
IS nfad nrf fbsgrd fu I1YGf Pier
"a 49, ars pfsk November 30 60
f.se .fnlsf 8 flfnisn entfffaiumenf and
sifeffIan for rafpas chrisfians.
f4e sana Uia chang, bands ~ Hiip-
atff GsIrh When ihf lird hefFtfi
nui 80 the rnoa durlnF fne receni Re-
Ffa-flh Carnival some ~ the FiriieFF
10 ffe western rrffifrncfff arflf iefm +
- saplsry Guirh spent 40 iuuth A.
fob8s fnrns There "a ~ Limit 90
aeraine ana huekr foN ike sstef.
The s1tanfe man rremiHes maff aaopi
saeks iaref in ihe @eets
d. daf3d1 fo fhe VIA West fee
lures fhart viii ~ shf niaof carnival
atfts tlofs ara sdtifi0n fqT tne en-
.rrtalnfasnt ~ thf sosuGnttfs thtfe
wiii BE- e AoDpy hprae ana ferrir
a,hrsl The esrrisai - hcirr AfftNEfd
j., ,l.s nasU4t ChtAst 4iaitts era
No h. NJ treV tensfH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22
WONT Nix
Bad Feed ard Coed Health Won'i Nj

fHf human airiuafh siaHir much
abuse eat 90 wont stfsrn Faea hnaith
H fnu eiFe "a bad food
if 8ou lena fiNnf suu should feel
f.Eaf fof pfopsf fuuh and - good mind
Ia the sure road 90 aeailh
"a Fsaf nFo : i,eoau,a much alarmed
about mi hraiih ~ ! ne4an 90 suffer
afirf each uieai 80 maiief bow nffis
ste saYs 3 laensef N0fnan
q ion mt aplstte and inr tcIf
fhDaehf of food Ffns alsfasiefui nift
iie fes1s ssssf ess raf Hotaialis.l
snd aet s~s. aue ihin
AF hone snfss Sefe rrff hessf
faf f,afidef 3 larss family ~ ng asr
hats alsn a. look ow fsf al sYs-i
m.thcr TheFs Nse no one A. shoulder
uF househnid hnsdfns. zno csnf nH3i
might must hear tAam anl go,
thought nearly drove me- ffanfie when
realized thai mo- hraith was hfrNk
lnF dove
= read an article 10 The palaf ug-)y'
souse unr with ffguhse AllS Minis ~
lns hrlped ~ Grape Nuis fes'd e1e
nrfinr or this ausrtssier } rate Dftpt
Nuts = tlat TIE nrss elsh - this
aelicious food proved tsssi J ts-e aifuc.
tfe fiehs fhlnR
.Ig nnasanscstatle fssilrsf ia atom
arn 1.sagDeared a. y ~ mag.c sne
IA 81 Incredibly nfpst space ~ ufps
Wa aeaAn myself kirfe thsE J haFf
GAINED u popna1 IA velKhf tbnugh q
eutasuef ~ haFs aogk and Ssaiizf ! 90
b ven different uenan. 81 dee - an
a,,iendld fsssd. Crag,s &ufn- Name Eit
81 tsf Postum 60. ftntflf Greek. Mlch
feed tfe famous lisiis hoes- Tbs
bead ~ weh,lis.r IN pAfn. -fhstri
iie4spu.r
Ever read inc above lsttsff a ns~
enc appears from finrs 10 fi~s. TIE,
re qsnaies. trlts snc fsfii ~ Hrnar
,nfrfets. Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22
SUPREME OFFICER WOODnAA
CIRCLE HERE TOMORROW
Mrs. Emrns o. mseehstfsr VIII De
enc cvsa u teeaf cirris-~Reees.
sien N fssr Narer

trs Emn,a "a MaHearFtfr ~ 'imata,
NsgsmshA. Sapsruc upnr,isn ~ fhr
sFo,amen Circle rit asfAte N corpus
fthfssis lenafkop mprf1f afa tuflFk
flss asy wisi ~ thr rufss - tnf hicel
mentswllln hbe N accompanied ~
its Trip Df sffk ikstpiip i'owesH "
iisusfou. ais,ffe, ulsaaSrr for she o.
DER
The Writ ~ tlls hiEh official ln ~
ro,amen ffaferual flfclee - a qle,inci
compliment 10 cefpne f'hrletf ssRip
,ns,nllafs - tHs ioesi spiRe ami ils hff
hpnef enlfat3e eslefiainmssl Fna y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-22

"a "otin4'eN ifen lat2V f+A3
'.'',aa-a,ar---s.'-' s--sa...-....4-.-. -..->.-..
Cor Ems hostune cas- a 60 ooe ,.e,nle
ihc fsrihest north els ~ 4he Amcricau
sentiment ana u sp bcies4s ,n shs
eiy
theIshs Bangs tala Thu histor,
ai thls appacftUl ss4ke nf natural aas
aiscs rraa ,hat oioc laigscusrp 81 no,
AfAd and in Tits akV ~ seifshnesa
naats hko tRle fnm az uld StaN
la'.'k 3as vrll have tctn SUNK 81,
paflefatens ANS lail, i}Uais Wsh The
afsr 20 pfisau asln nui WIS rvsf
neaiN "a such a psn8oct tslue caytirl
800 VITO pfifaic sslital ana with a.
heu hi er IessNAIt, q tusa4c etln
The Edirensen s,sr,.
rhss Is ths fture Fherf IA in IA.
nenton can gtfanieatien knoWn a. the
hsmpnitu lnAestuel As,,-s,sston. con-
uefii " ier business men tAhIit.i ir.
ttihes io 81 ail .u thflf saVsg Sd n,aGs
theig oit "a heiirr plsc, i'm which a.
Ntr and o. business nurns isi1 tbo
'f crunrH cntrioird Aitssrs Caiq,
ne niunuc's scoiofioal experts ta
r'h' srrNo, rf tl8r Nllnoniou ats
u0i Ga ihe rauasr - io0auue a r0s.
INit naiuial sass supply ftf $50 "a,
iucir rrfHi nsgomuen,sra lhr Nlliuf
Aslnrt and tho clis Sag aslet made ap
liNnttHn tH ihf Aumialon government
frarfst fHf Is fhf fas and i,eir,lruni
i-ilis Coo sriastsetrf, $50 pee aerta ia
HIs a.siuct fhis n4aral aar etuut .
gel nn coHiiuHu ftaf actual acNtlap
mont hr ntun 10 an earY date a.
De- wwintiui, private corporation
pniiHfmisUd w lrcal capitalists ca
4asprcd tu feruno fmn,hino to as
Nfsf fas frHa What a known a. ESQ
ietesa neid asa mdes nerih ~ the
eItH faia urlsoaHi Yves rni acccptanle
a cif, which haH power na4trd Ws,,i
nN franchise and which has alwsss
frurd fH street pliVat iit water
wriks iit puvrg plant les .lcciuc
hi system and even its trlephanos
fhr Ni law Nas asfeated aud Win ST.
vnat dpwn Co dvicai Aiascr wnuam
short 500 rYefs alderman Nao farnis
Trio citiasns stld in nr uncfrtn.n
Nuifr t Edmonton nriF sns Eansnn
NH wusi Uun hhN ua.vwtr f Ihu
Hf charter wnuia uui penuu tne
.ueHnnr nf pphuu finas d, prospect
far sac Fnfaf the Ddm nian lndus
rIi AraorlHfinu
narne tHr nooHaat uurhtan uf th,
tHH'o iHiIun nH JaUnsr ls iNf ntslt
.lr,trn mhNof s. NcNamans. ap
siiea iH ths muu present iu nuhnrfihs
fHuf ta prospect iha field nu ihs
lntirfniandnN tnHt f Eaf aere i0una
IHr N.ft woIda fshv aNef thD eall nnd
r.iffn in thc sthrcflbtfa thn mDns4
fNHN ANAL lItl.a..l Il.t tt.tfft...f s..t.......l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

mlt cen @orteu aliiiorocrt oGolnc
on III, i0c bloo0 Is fincl4
N}an brau1t nm auf Oieie, BON
9tep-Dorfer 3eitumgen mirflid Der-
6iicntliGtcn 9iloer biu5umeiieu, Inn
81 crfenncu, bis 5u wel6' eri6reden-
Dem @raoe eS Sobn 9ua 6ereits sc.
llngen lit, 0ur9 ieme Spiimiabri-
fen, 0ic Observation-Disclosures,
Die @}orol oeS omerifaniihen %olfes
81 rergiitcn. Gieie 9eniiblmgen 0a-
tircn ni1t etipo crit bon 6elite oOer
geitern Sic iin0 pielmebr Elm felt
longer 3cit Don Gnglan0 geiibteS
@littel, I'M Die @clt 81 ieinen @uu-
itcn 81 6cciniluiiel 81 betriigen mo
iibcr ieinc mabreu 9l6ii1ten 81 tdl.
iden. Sdmmilidc 9ubel imO Sele.
grapbcn Der g8elt, oic 6e0crn pieler
touicno gci1idter Sournaliiten, Oic
Spalten 5a6lrei6er 3citingen unO
imge6eurc @elOmittel ite5eu i6n 5u
oieiea 3pcden al @ebote. &onnte
man na1meiien mic picle in Ocn Ser
Stoaten lcbenOc SSournaliitcn inn
Soloc GnglonO's itcben, wie piele in
9lncrifa cridetneuoe 3citungen ici-
mem GiuiluB often iinO uno aus iei.
ner &ieiie rau6en, 10 miiroen iol6e
Gnt6iiaungen LATHAM Stalnen er-
regei.
Sab GnglanO iol9e 9(genteu inO
SanOlunger in oen Ser. Staaten iln-
terbdlt, Oerrat6en iene gebdiiigen
oeuti6feinoliden 9lngriife, iene nie-
oertrGd6tig brutolen &artoonS, wel9e
m16reno ocr lebten @o9en ieitcns
man6er amerifanii6er 3eitungen
Dem 9ubliflm aufgetiiht muroen.
So bere6tigt Die %roteite ser in 9lme-
rifa lebenoen 0eltihen, Seiterrei6er
ino llngorn tpioer 0erortige iourna-
liitiide 6le9eleien iinO, 10 iollte ou9
bic &egicrimg oieics, piele peride-
Oene T0lterelemente 6ergenOen Stao.
tenblmoes I6 Oerpfli1tet fii6len, iol-
DE &erbre1en gegen Die Wioral eben-
10 nadOriidli6 81 6efGmpien wie tie
anitedenOe Seuhen 81 mtcrOriiden
Die @iIibt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
bic gsadlt nm Sl6ein.

,Sn 1870 CAB eiu 3iencr MGnner.
@ciangucrein elm CONCERT. Sir ei-
ncn bummcn 3mcd@ (5ur llnteritiib-
lnq ser &crnim0ctcn ser oeitlder
9lrmee), lautete ser 9InibIags5ettel.
9lui Dem Erogramm abcr feblte nGie
gSa1t am &beit", milBte man bod
0ic ,gieutrolitdt~ itrcng belpobren.
Gs gie6t ober @iomente, Die ale Sci
ieln losreiBen. Nlomente Der 9egei-
iterlng, Die trob allen %oli5eiocrbot
mO oergleicben einem innerli6en
0ranac lmwiOcritcblih iolaen ooer
iolQen miiilen. 90 mar es bel Die
ieiu CONCERT. ,Oie &adt am Hbein"
muroc pom @ubliflm iiirnii6 be-
ae6rt uno mnrOe Damn aud cnt6riia-
itiih geiimgen rmo un51blige Wlole
uicoer6olt. 0os mar 1870. lluO
jebt pieoer obralit Elm 9iaf mie 9on-
ner6oQ. mie S6mertgcflirr un0 98o-
aenproa~, unO nit glcid groBem Gn-
t6uiiosmus miro Sic g9a1t an
3i6ein" geiingcn.
99el6 cine W1adt cin gtotionollieO
ielbit 3ur 3eit Oes 6rieOens olsiibt,
lit olgemein befomt. 9eim @riege
ober iteigert ii1 Oieie Wlodt iait bis
ms lInglonbIi6c, ms 3ouberii6e.
,Sr1gt man parunl 10 lit Die 9lllt-
mort piel e6er in Oenl national patrioi
tiidcn G6aratter ocS ScrtcS. ais in
ser @luiit, in ser WleIooie iclbit 81
iubcn. 0os Gilt aud BON Sic
gSocbt am 9i6cii". Gs lit niht oit
Der nuiifoliihc @crt6, wclber cin
9icO popular madt, ooer es 5u Ditto
rider 9c0elltimg cmporbcbt gSil.
belm'S ,gSacbt ON Nbcin" piiroe 81
onOeren 3eitcn fcine 6eionocrc 9hli.
mcrfianfeit crrcgt bnbcn, 0enn ltrcng
nutiifoliId betra1tet, liegt Derb0lt-
niBm1Big lucnig 9teucs, &iinitlcriidco
ooriil penigitcns i'm &er9lei1 nit
cini0cn onOcrcn SicOern dbnliden
G6arafters, yGott er6olte" uiw. pGie
%adt am 9ibem" i1ciut 5ucrit ein
@olfslieo gewcien 5u iein, wel1eS iidj
wG6reno oeS &rieges 1870 cine ioldc
EopularitGt erwarb, OoB eS ais ylo-
tiouaaieO gait.
2llS Golfslie0 beiitt Die Nlelo0ie
6eionoere &orjiiee, woOlr1 iih bic
grobc geliebt6eit lno &er6reiting
t6cilpeiic crtldren lGBt. @lei6 Der
}lniang. in o1t &iertelnotan auf Gem
@-Gur. .Orciflang gcbollt, lit bon ei.
uem edit mdunIid.frditiaen G6arot-
ter. Spdter ibeint man oieIen
@h0ibmuS ctwas sednOcrt 81 bobcu.
Sin ioldcr gInfon9, einnol gebort,
miro uidt lei6t Oergciicu lnO ldBt
lid oub pon lmgeiHultcn S0ngern
lcibt uno ood ri9tig misiiibren.
@on dbnli6 frditi9er Mirfimg lit Scr
S6hbiab oui Dem mic0er6olten Gone
,,fcit lte6t4 ilip. Ga eiu @olfslieo
oft bon Sen 9lusfiibrenoeu feline
itinmli6e ooer geiauaIibe 9iloumg
perlangeu bari ioate eS in 9e5ug
oui 9l6pt6nis mo Olooulation 5iem-
lid einio6 ieiu 5pei weiterc Sor5iige
Der 99il6clniden WcloOic. 9lnoer-
ieitS aber lpic aud Die omcrifoniidc
9totional6pnnc,. Ieioet lie an ciiem
81 groBen Stimmtmiona. 0ieicr cr.
itredt iid iiber anoert6ol6 Ofiapet
ltno in Den glIsgaben, no Der critic
9luitoft BON Der Dominante sur 80.
nifa aMhr1rts anltatt a6lu0rts amac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

0c6ca III. iinO Io8or 5uci Cfiorcn SIT
oitdiiugcn.
90 uiel aud bic Nielo0ic ieiieln
mag, liegt oo6 oie gr0Bte Grait zines
Ratriotiiden Sieoes III oem @coi6te.
Gas @erf ocs Gompouiten bari piel
beideioener ais Oas OeS Di@ters
icir.
gSie es 6ei 93ationoQie0ern mon6-
mai Der Sal lit 10 cntiprang au9
,Gic 9So6i an &beia@ ni6t Dem
aric9s- 9lu9enbIidc GS70), no tic
5unl critcn Dial ais 9lationalie0
gall. Ser Cert mlroe BON 0}ar
Sdnodenbiraer, einem aauimmL
1919 gcGorcn lS49 gcitorben in
1910 qeoi9tei, lm0 iolpeit eS iib in
@riobrlug brin9en ldBt mar oaa Ger
cin5iac geriu1 oicics N}auues auf
poetiidenl @ebieic. GS muroe sur
3eit Der iran50iii1eu 9eordnalng
Oe5 9lbeinS gc0idtet, olio 5uglcic6 nit
@ctcr'S 9R6einlieO.
@leib Ooroni 6o6en Glide Gompo.
miten ooS @coi6t gebroIr6t @lcnoel
QS40), S1rotcr 1S52), Sering lmO
5ulcst Garl g9ilbeIm, 1915 5u
SGmalfal0cn geborcu S6iilcr pon
Spo6r uno 9ieocrtoiel-Q -Qirigcnt. Gr
idrieb oie @lelooie 5uerit fiir Wldn-
ncrdor, IA. Dldr5 1854. sic wuroe
5nm eritcn @iol am #. Suni 1884
sciingcn. gil6elm itarb am 16.
9(uguit 1878. alr5 Dor ieineu Eooe,
1871, erbielt er pom Safer cine idbr-
l9c Eenion Don 5000 W1orf. Gin
genfmal lit ibm in icincm @e6urts
orte 9eiett poroeu.
Die @ott am G6ein~ lit ierncr
0as Sniet Oes beriibnten 56iaing'
ibcn gtationalocntmnlS 81 9ingen.
0os SicO miro oft nit einenn an
ocren &bcinlieO oerweHielt. 9cbte-
res 1T Gin @eoi6t BON u. @cder, iei-
ner 3eit (iS40) an1 uon groBer go
pularitdt.
sic ioleu i'm uidt boben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
OlooOalena Ser0et.

@s iiar6 an 3. 5epiembcr 1914 W,aaocicna
0eraet aeliebie Satin oes oeriiorbenen Solans
ueo 0crgct, i'm ylicr pon So InOrcu. Gas
qeimenbeQdnonib fnoci euHntas, oeH g. Seps
ieinher. gGnmiiinoS 9 nor. BON brer gSob'
nnng Or. S2S, Siio.Glint0n. strnRc, ans liait
Neietnna ani Dem DNreiciniaieiis'5 '5reoboic".
(Scpt4-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
In Die 9a amen.

Nn Die 9amen.
Die eMsige emule IN her @taOt. r
rniere gdhs0ldiieu iebt often. Sllnee SannegTT
ipel6e Die aleioermaderfunif nah ben neuel,r~.
lR,iboocn erlerncn luoaen. fcnnen Dies " nls nnnn
Ger 3eii onr6 ben Mn!biaB OH hiele Nlals,S
erreihcn. llnierrilht OorGens. Jianmitnas ~
Qlbenbs Beudeme Gh1oeil. Sm 0nule ~. ~
aonnene Nrbeiien fhnasn ipdbreno oe5 lsllt.,s
rihis ortQeieti pcroen. @riinoli6er llilss,s
riht i'm @nimnrl BON Wluiiern ertbeit. Nags"
glnsfnnlt ihriiilib ooer miinbltn bel ~"
Onbers, gr. 302, t.SarntoansCtrnbe.
SpcsiGl-gIcti5.
Sslr Iieiern an creauliaions.5 bic YiS.ssss
mo &ngmiern fir 8ndernanren. e,..n
.Seines gniorllncui r0n @onoieS * lhbl~grn,
@nadien 81 nldbinen GreileI. Gienen "a "a
idbtencn 4ialn 5nm &trieh oes SlldlHVN
nern gepiinic0i. Sr
@s lobr' iib. BEL nns ooraulprehen es,, eoes
uniereS gtaenien iymnien ulo h nHieren F'"'
erllureH 81 nien.
glrginin Dnre Ganbn 60,
40G 6Dsuin. StraRe.
(Snni26- gma26 ioI&5o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
0jeorac Saro6 g9e6er.

Gs iiarD i'm 49, 9cbensia6r Wcora: Sacob
geeber i'm 0anic iener Iod)ier. Srdu 9nna
gSe6rbabn dr 1920, Hntlano.gOcnnc. Sie
3ci Der NeeroNruo miro ipdter ange6eai
(g,elp Nuri Hbilnoepbin uuo 9SaiDnGon
3eInal mtGen gciduigit copiren)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
%cFanntmadlMnacm.


Sf MnQuft 1914.
IS iuirb biermii bclari aeaeben. Dab Se' 1
non IaOlur Qenllb Der Gm 49, Innl lVUee nis,
ter3ei0neieu &eroronuna 9r. 155 Nplwantn
A. Rardarapb J. . (pie am 29. giopempel lSds lds
amenoirD, I'M Grlnubnib uabseludi pal pnS
gupceH gioroWeit0dc 0omoubicnsspeinlc hny u,
goplar Grooe StraBe ais jiienin0e NaidAs b"
pcnuten- ..s
(Sepi5 80 Ge0duoesSnlpeilor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

,,Sie ioaeu i'm uidt 6aben
Gen ircicn 0eutiAen &bein."
Gs maroe bon &reiBer mo oieIen
9luOeren in Nlidif aeiebt. 8 u. O..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
0irdIidlc g!nleinrn.

ccntidc 9ut6 crceinaie,tsSirae.
1ountoo gotr 1850 @oilesoicnii; oeu'
ihe @reoiot Sonntop 9loeno 7.30 V9isfs
oicnii, oeutio)e lrcoigt Ole SonHlaas uesec
miro crit an T. 3. September cr6iinci; OtfHN''
ino Uiiioieocr iino ipiuionlmen
(Sepi5- CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
20 Osritru.

GaaIanO ein 5eraOrer Der @Olfer.
9ro6cn enoIiiaer ~6reunOidoit" ae.
ocniiber oeu Der. Stonten.
9leio H. MiBotmit geoen Geutid-
lano's Gnporitreben. gn0.
lano, Der an0eblihe oSreuno~
Der Ser. Staaten.
(Gou 9luooli Gronau)
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
MEX|CAN'S LIFE ENDEDI IBENEATE
 TRAIN
Switching Cars at New Sm Crush Mexican to Instant Dess Dead Man Employed ar
 Scene of Accident

At about two-thirty o'clock on| afternoon of Wednesday, Februal Ramon Erida, a Mexican emplI at the new smelter of the AriI Copper company, was crushed Id stant death beneath the wheels cars being switched by the switc| crew of the local yards.
 The unfortunate man, who employed in the bullion shipping partment of the new smelter. Wal tempting to cross the tracks of railway, his object being a buil| opposite the platform where hs working, and was between two at the time of being caught benl the wheels. The cars were at
 moment joined to the switch end and placed in motion, making mans extrication impossible.
 At the coroner's inquest held bel Judge Leonard on the evening of day of the accident, the veridct rendered to the effect that the ceased came to his death by b| caught beneath the wheels of a I ing train.
 Erida was married, was aout th years of age, and leaves fathei this section. He hd resided herel some time. Funeral services VI under the auspices of the local I'd of the Jose Ma. Morelos, of WI organization the deceased was member, and in which his life waS sured to the amount of $50O.00 torment was at the Catholic eel tery Wednesday afternoon.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-02-06
HOLGUIN BENEFIT
 AROUSES ANTIcIPATT,
Committee Fornu1 Program Replete With Enter
 taining Numbers

Fond anticipations are aroul among the music loving of Clifto' people by the coming David HolgI benefit, which will be staged at Princess on the evening of Februl 12. The arrangements commit has practically completed the forTl lation of an extensive program. evd number of which will gratify \ musical desires of the attendance
 The program at present formula1 and every number of which is q tain to be rendered, follows:
 Overture Orchestra
 Trio, Violins, Cello, and Piand Salut Amor Oove's Greetin| Edgar, Holguin, Gomez. Bond
 Male Quartette- -Stirrat. Ferh| Schimerka, Sanders.
 Violin Solo, Mazurka; MusiI| David Holguin.
 Trio, two violins and piano. I'd Dawn of Love-" Theo. Bendix-H' guin, Bond, Gomez.
 Violin Solo, "Souviner de Haydei H. Leonard-Holguin
 Trio, two violins and piano. ~ pine Violets," Ludwig Adre-Holgl' Bond, Gomez.
 Male Stirratt, Ferb| Schimerka, Sanders.
 Trio, violin, cello, piano. ''Sc1 bert's enade"-Holguiun. GomI Bond.
 Violin, Solo, a" Ave Maria" Bad b tGavotte," Schubert-Holguin.
 Trio, two violins and piano. '@TrS meri," Schubert-Holguin, Bon1 al Gomez.
 Selection-Adam's Orchestra.
 It is expected by the committ| that a famous cornetist will rend solos, but at this writing no def| ite engagement has been made. Al other numbers not on the above pi gram will probably be rendere| The highest musical talent of Cl ton and surrounding towns will pd ticipate, making very pleasurable q evenings entertainment, and makil without doubt one of the largest q diences assembled at a like perforl ance in Clifton.
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both are now confined awaiting thet hearing, Mrs. Gould evidences th| deepest remorse, her wailings ind eating her grief of mind.
 MT. Tifft was buried at the Mi sonic cemetery here on the morninI of Wednesday. A number of rell tives, and acquaintances were in a, tendance. Gould and Allen, the hul bands of the accused women. ari now in Clifton, and are preparin with the assistance of their attorneJ l.. Kearney, for stubbornly conteStin| the cause of their wives. The cas| will probably be before Judge Lain| and jury some time near Februar' IS.
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Hotel Reardon is Scene of Enjoy

Hotel Reardon is Scene of Enjoy able Reception.-Mrs. Reardon and daughter, Mrs. E. Leland, and Miss Trumpass were hostesses at very enjoyable reception held at the Ho- tel Reardon on the evening of We'd nesday, February 4. An American Beauty party would be an appropriate term for the highly enjoyable enter tainment, the parlors of the hostelry being beautifully ornamented with the fragrant flowers. Auction bridge, played at many tables, as- sisted in the happiness of the many guests. Favors were won by Mrs. F. B. Laine, Mrs. J. J. Kelly, and Mrs Dean Mason. The following ladies were in attendance:
 Flynn, Simms, Kelly, w. B., ker- by, Todd, Hutchins, Backstein, Crawford, Horton, Jones, Grimes, Connor, Minson, Foote, Liddell, Ref singer, Laine, Harvey, Mason, Futile, Kerby, Fisher, Hord, Keenan, Kee- nan, Spann, Spann, Johnston, Coe- win, Throm, Simpson, Tunis, Hirsch, Bullock, Webster, Kelly, J. J., Cashion, Spriggs.
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Volunteer Fire Boys are Called
 Meet-Through Fire Chief Coffee. d members of the Clifton VolunteI Fire Department are requested to q tend, at the City Hall, on the eve' ing of February 16, a meeting xhid
 will be for the primary purpose of ir| parting added strength and energy the fire department. A closer orgar' zation will be among the themes ( the evenings discussions. A secon| ary question before the boys at th| meeting will be the proper spendir| of a considerable fund which hd accumulated in the treasury, au' which is for the purposes of a bad quet, the forms of which are to l' settled at the meeting mentioned Every member is earnestly requeste| to attend.
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Here from Morenci-Messrs. De Moulin, Van Gorder, and Lee, the former two of Morenci, where they are reckoned among the chief enter prises of the town, and the latter of Phoenix, where he is employed in ac- countancy, were in Clifton Thursday, concerning matters of business.
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COURT HOUSE EXPENSE:

 2 $5 60 this    
  n a month
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ALL IN READINESS FORCOM|NG TERM
 OF COURT

Jurors Are Drawn for Coming Term of Court Which Convenes on Mon- day, February 16-CriminaI and Civil Cases are Set For Trial While Other Cases are Pass ed, Board of Supervisors
 Holds Important Ses-
 sions.
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AUDITORS REPORT ON
 ACCOUNTS OF GREENLEE CO. MONTH NOVEMBER, 1913.

beg submit herewith in 
  of
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ISSUES CALL FOR CITY PRIMARY
 ELECTION

At Meeting of City Council Monday Evening, Decision is Reached That Gall be Issued for Pri- mary Election-Danenhau Now Registers Voters-Ac- tion on Chase Creek Sew craze Project is Held in
 Abeyance.
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