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Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

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te Soffumg auf grbaItlma Oes
5rieOens sum 9lns0rud bradjte, er.
tl1rtc er bod WitaIie0ern oes Sc.
llatS mo SoiS. Counties iiir altsndr-
tige angcIegen6eiten IN nidt mibsit.
nerltebenoen MorteL Dob ole 0erIto.
be Der noe iacto~ Geqierlnq IN
Der Staot Merifo 9eocn sic 0iir0e
Der ger. Staaten nidt mcbr Idnaer
qeouIoet meroen fonnen mo ool,,
tolls 9nerta Den omerifoniiden Tor.
ocrilftaen nidt entiprGde, Die DC.
idlognabnle Der 3olbdnler sl @era
Gru5 mo Tnmpico uuO IeIbIt 0ie er.
tlorllig elmer paciiiihen 9lofooe unA
ole llllterbrehuha Der commersieaen
g%e5iebulgen nit oen Ser. Staten
onrd 9rdceoen5f1ae ais p~oIitdnoio
gerehtfertigt erideinen.
Gs mllroe crtIart, OaB fein oaorcl-
llpcs 8orgeben, pie ole 9au0una BON
MorineioIoatcn oOer 9eietuna BON
S0fcr, obnc Die NlutoriIicrnia oeS
Gonarciles noh elmer perionIiden
9otldait Oes Er0iioentcn uuternom.
men iperoc.
NadOen Die @efeble fiir cine blot.
ten 9emonitraticn lomobl ON DER
pocifiiden mie otlantilhen aiiIte BON
Wierico erlnileu muren, tuur0e Sc
neral 0ilerta o1non in 4enntniB ae.
lett, Dab lid Die it1rfite aricosmaht
Ger Scr. Stoaten nod Den Safen-
lt1oten Ger iiioli6en 3cpn6Iif bcae.
ben miro, bereit, ole a~nlerifaniIfe
Eolitif bis 5linl AeuBcritcn 5u cr-
3%iuingen.
Bon General Silert1 6Gn9en nun
Ole n0diten Gntpidclirnaen o6; or
bat ctua cine @ode 3eit, iiber oie
6rage feline Gentideioumg 81 tref.
fen Oa oicaric9Sidiffc nidlt Dor meb.
reren Gngen in merifoniiden &c.
tu1iiern cintreffen meroen. Snspi.
iden mnr0en ale oilsm1rtiaen Mc.
1%icriflacn bon ser Steulinanohme
Der Ger. Stoaten 5u Dem Sompico.
3piihenfoa uio bon Der gbienouna
Der 6lotte nod merifoniIden 8eiu1i.
fern IN aeluntniB gelebt. 7ieIc @c.
iodrihtignng ltebt I'M ginflon0 nit
Der Irilber nigefiinoigten Yolitif,
o%lSp0rtige &egierumgen bon oIet
0dritten, wclhe Die amerifoniIdc
Hcgierlng in Der mcritoniIhen Bro
&c rnternimmt, 81 peritdn0iaeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

Mit eilier Maioritdt Der Sdilic
Ser omerifaniiden 6lottc inter 9e
iebl lmuer5iiglih nod Der atlanti
i6en uno paeifiihen aiiite ani3il.
brederL, eobeu Die Ser. Stoatcu Csc.
neral Siierta ole lebte @aruung, OoB
ernite @pentiolit6ten folgen wcroel,
frenn Der oerlan9te SollIt fiir Oic
Sterne uno Streifen ais @enllgtll
ung fir wieoerboltc @erieblungen Sc
gen ole @ette uno Die @iiroe Der
Ser. Staten nidt in angencilener
3eit abgefellert miro.
Gs muroe IN G%rfobrnng 9ebradt,
Dab General @llerto, ais or pom 0enl
@eIddftstrGger O'Sbougbneiiu aiii
oie geplante 0emonitrotion Der at
lantii1en Slotte a%ufmertidm gerudft
wuroe, porbradte, onB oie GpiIooc,
melde ans Der 0erbnitung omcrito.
niifer 9lauioden 5lt Sampico ent
Itonoen lei, cinen geeigneten 0egen.
Itono fir Arbitration i'm @oog biloe,
nno Dab err cine Gommiiiiou ernen'
nen neroe, Inn Die g%ngelegcnbcit 81
unterIuden. Yr1iioent @illon ioll
III elmer cmpbotiiben gntpori ourd)
O'SbaugbneHp Dem @enerol @uerta
erfl1rt baben, ooB Die 3eiten fiirTer.
idleppungen ino Nusfliidtc uorii.
Der Ieien nno oaB oie onlerifaniihc
Ncgierrmq nid)t nlebr ldngcr 5iiieben
wiirOc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ltel.
len iih aiii Oen Stnnoplmft. oaB Oit
Nclei0i9in0 Der Stage uuo Srn9erl
Matchmaker Gbre feline @cgcnitGnoc
iiir Arbitration bil0en.
Nae SniOrmation o~iii5ica mie an.
oeriueitig, melhe beiite ans Wieritu
III @nibington eiutrni, oelltetc GA.
roitf bin, ooB @enerol Nlierta nid)t
Der lleber5euglnlg mar, Dab ole Der.
Staaten cS crult meinen un0 ooB or
oenft, Dab ibm Die Maibingtoner Me.
9ierrnig mr. ucrbliiiien molle- Nus
Tera Grii5 uil0 an0eren Orten mlir.
ocr anti alncrifmiide 9enlonltra.
tioncn berid)tet.
gie beutigen Gntmidlmlgen licBen
Ocutlid) erfemner, ooB ser Yrdii0ent
cine entidloiicne mo icite Eolitif rill.
9cihlngCn bat, meld)c ole llntcritiitt
ing ocs Gon9reiieS iinoct mo cpcill
tllea ourdD Ole Nrmec mo Slottc er-
Siuungcn miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
MerfnnIIsr Hunb.

Sin onttter 0lasppt1l, Der NIT
prd9tigen Aeliefs seaiert lit, ipurbe
fiirali9 in Der NGbe bon Sopron, linz
gorn, eefunben. Die 9eIebrten iinb
Der Mnii9t, baB er aug benz pritten
Sobrbunbert n. gbr. itommt. Sine
Snf9rift befogt, bob Der potal bon
Qucinius Oiscus ber9eiteGt tuurbe.
Der gliidli6e Ginber, elm SOproner
5obritant Namens 3ettel, fOl bonn
8ritiI9en Mufeum elm Angebot i'm
8etrooe bon $4,000 erbalten baben.
Oie Better bes QotolzM ufeums gu
Gopron, fpelhes germ ben 9e9er fir
oiefes Snftitut ertporben b6tten, fpanbs
ten Ii6 an ben Director bes Nationols
MuIeums gu 8uOopeit, UNI Jpn gu ber=
anlaHen, ben Nerfnuf bes potals nod
aem Nuslonb gu Oerbieten. Das
@e1eb gibt benz NationalzM uIeum bas
Re@f, ieben in llngorn sema9ten Nns
EifensTunb gu bean1pru9en. 3ettel
Tol ober mittlerpeile bos Sunbftiid
iiber bic @ren8e gei4afft baben.
so mbenottentGter in 9aft.
gnbli& lit ss gslunssn. bes QGttsns
tdters bab6oft gu perben. tpel4er in
Der lebten 5ebruorsW o9e in Debrec>
ain bic &siibsna beg srie9H9=tatbOlis
I6en gif4Ofs MitlOKp burd cine nit
Der poit iiberlanbte 9O[lenmaf4ine in
bic Cuff iprengte unb ben Sob bon
feds perfOnen berurfa9te. Die @ers
boftung bes S9ulOisen, zines getpii=
len Rotorau, 1T in 'llestiib, in benz
friiberen tiirtif9en 9ilaiet &OiOpO
unb jeBt Ierbii9er 8eiib, erfOIst. 0ie
n1tigen Muslieferungs=N erbonblungen
finb uRberpeilt einqeleitet porben.
SdIe9t 3eiten.
Die D1terrei9if9e 2egierung 6ot in
@oli3ien oeitipeiIig bic ltren9en Be-
I9~rdntunss : MaBregeln o~ufgeboben,
ipelde tiiroli9 segen bic NIsipanbes
rung erlaHen purben. OieIes 8or<
eeben 1T nit &iidii9t ouf pie eroBe
3unobme in Der Mrbeitslofgteit err
foIgt, tpel6e einen peitperbreiteten
Notitan6 our Golge ge9abt bat.
Neuer Gr5bif4Of.
Tirltbif9of Or. 8oItbaIar &oltnet
BON Curt &lasenfurt in &drnten 1T
gum grabiI9of BON Sal3burg gepdblt
porben. Der prGlat pirb aIf BEN
Saloburser SIP Der NadfOlger bes
geltorbenen Rarbinals Or. Sobann
RatI9tbaler. Der GrtOrene, am IL.
Qpril 1874 in @olbegs gebOren. mar
friber Meibbif9Of in Salaburg.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
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Risfias @onnenfIedem n.

&isftse Sonnenfleden.
Don Der MorinesS ternporte in
@ufbington, .. g., 1T cine @ruppe
GROCER, $4,000 Mlsilen langer SOn>
nenfleden sntoedt porOen, Die aus
einem sroBsn treisfOrmisen 6leden
unb aus 5oculos (@onnenfadeIn) nit
tleinen Gleden barin beItsben. Cine
photographic Der Sleden purOe cuff
oenommen. Die 9ruppe befinoet Ii9
in Der n0rbli9en Solarbreite.
Cine 8Iamage.
Bon ben 217614 5rauen, bic Ti9
fir bic @abl re9iftrieren lieben, baben
Bel Der iiingiten Wobl in GbicagO
taum $4,000 Bis 100000 ibr Stimu,r
re6t ausgeiibt. sic baden in teinem
5oae geIiegt, benn ole lire RonbiOas
ten ipurben sel9loeen, unb Der 4ls
herman Sobn Wotbboufe) GOugblin,
Der in Der 1. Moro fort bon ibnen ans
gefeinbet purbe, liegte 4 gu l.
9|er3 ouf Der Me9ten.
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ben, MoF. beri9ten. baB ie @borles
q. Malter nit @rfolg tpegen Mppen@
bicitis opertert, aber Bel Der @elegens
beit entbedt baben, boB Der pntient
bos 6era ouf Der re9ten Seite bat.
Nu6 bic 9uge bes 9lin0Oarms mar
cine 70 ungep0bnli9e, bob er ouerIt
eor ni9t gefunben nerben tonute. Gr
loq in Der Mlitte bes llnterleibes.
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1sr @ermania @eiangOerein bon
auburn, IL Meilen BON Seattle,
Mo16, entfernt, pel9er erIt por ipenis
gen Woden feline eisene Sdngerbale
einpeibte. unb oue @eIougpereine bon
Seattle, Socoma, Gberett IL. +. IN. BEL
Ii9 gu @aft bate, 1T bon einem berben
8erluit b~etrOffen npr0en. Sbne IT.
genopelhe Wornung .fnnierte Die
gbriitopber. &niderboder unb Soparo
pr%ibotbont bon Nuburn, unb bos oes
famte @ereinspermDsen ging flOten
unb babel ou9 bic Cos 4ngeIes Sdn=
gerfeitreiietaGe nit $500. Mud inbi=
Dibllea iino bic Mitslieber beg @ersins
f9per betrOffen porben, benn bic met
item botten ibre @eIber in iener 8ant
beponiert.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

9as Srees.0epartemcnt fanSiat an, Oak cme SlOtcm.N rmomfratiuu an
Der aluntiihsn nO pOeihideu adfe un 9iegifo anseOrSnst parOs
Sin SOridlas Ses Generals Sncrtn, bic 6ra0c Dem Saaa 5nr Nrbirat.
Un 3m nnterbrciteu, DOm @ra6Ocnt SilOn rnuowco obecdbWt.
Snertn Fat cine @ude bis sr gnfnutt scr anerifaniiden 5lOtte iu
mertanHdn @epaHcrn 3Gt, Fb BEN gcrlanacn Der @ereimiatcm
staaten nm Wcnnstnnns 81 iaeeu.
Seine sanOnns BON Srnppm OOcr Safen Seetnna o6ne gntOrifruns
bird ben SOnarea mad pcriar idrr sptidnit Ss 4raTOsnten.
administrations ScOmte crbdtrn SieRabridt, Sof6nerta 6%ca6Tdhss
cine spe5ialFtmns Os mcdfouiden GOnareHcs einsnbrrnfcu, mn
aber Os gcaie6nuaen Bn Sen Scrciniatcn etaatcm 81 6crutcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

Die nWbite Star" z2tnie bat etnen
fpeiteren &ieIenOampfer fir ben @ers
febr 3piI9en 9iperpool unb Nep 0ort
beitstt. Das neue S@iff pirb $4,000
Sonnen Haumgebalt baben unD Elm
berbeKerter Spp bes mMbite Stor"=
Dampfers oMbrtatic" 1ein.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

Die OeRerrei6if6e 3OOIosii9e unb
8otauiI9e @sienf4aft bat bic Sra
ber5og &oinerz@ oIOe& MeboiGe an
Die profeRoren EOB @ron6iae 9arri@
ion unb George Heber MielanO bon
Der gale=llniDeritdt berlieben.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
THE TWO STANDARDS

To the Editor of The Arizona Republican:
 In the editorial entitled An Ugly Subject ap- bearing in the March r issue of The Republican,, you make number of statements which need cor rection.
 You state that the double standard is fixed and immutable-that it is recognized saVagery until now Let call your attention the fact that in savage tribes all phases of sex GUS toms prevail. varying according to the period of de- veopment during which that nation is observed. During the pure matriarchate when make all the laws, select all husbands and dismiss them at their pleasure the double standard works the other way around-although there is, of course, comparison between the immoral status of ths free woman who has always the good of the tribe view and the gross immortality 0f the average civilized During the transition period, men and women make the laws together and stand on equal footing in all things. It is only after the advent of slavery and private property that women deposed entirely from law making and become slaves of Then. and till then, women punished tor transgressions which permitted to men.
 Jesus of Nazareth had no more censure for sinful sinful man; whatever of the double standard crept the early Christian teachings came by way of Paul the Roman citizen, through the direct disciples of Jesus
 You say the laws ignore the single standard; naturally. since ,men make the laws. The double standard is today d holdover from the days of scientific quackery when the part of the father in the matter of heredity fully understood. Because the mother had the privilege of ncubating. nursing and training the child. she had direct sense her responsibility the generation. The relationship of the father seeming to be only casual he developed U Of responsibility and altrusm. An intelligent visit asA ums for the blind the insane and the feeble minded will convince the most stupid person of the price we pay for the moral license allowed to men-"The sins of the fathers, etc.
 In the light of the foregoing facts, consider it criminal advocate the double standard Teach the boys the same nhibitions of passion which teach the girls surround them with the same ideals and restrictions; train them in altruisn, and teach them the responsibility for their own acts and We shall begin to have a of children We don't need to blush for
 Trusting that the policy of The Republican IS of open discussion rather than of suppression Of such vital subject submit this, confident you will find space for it's publication.
 Yours for a civilization,
 EDITH E. BRADFORD.
 (Airs Bradford, in stating You say the laws ignore the single standard; naturally since men make laws' does read the editorial alright. We did not say that the laws ignore the single stand ard but, on the contrary that they ignore the un- just double standard. They condemn errng men and women alike They apply the same punish ment ooth But the laws do not and could not raise the fallen the level which the fallen man may regain Nor they, if they would, hold the fallen down the level of the fallen woman.-The Editor.)
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
The Decline of American Prowess

What's this we hear from Tucson the defeat of the University of Arizona nine by the Chinese team of the University of Hawaii? Thus beaten game own ground. and that is all; the educational standard has been appear lower than that of the islands where than q century ago, they ate Captain Cook
 No longer baseball the national game when of our institutions learning this disgraceful the pride of Arizona for innings and after that they cult only from sheer exhaustion, running around the bases and pilng up
 But the defeat the worst There the subsequent insult by the Chinese manager, who said he would probably be back year with his team, when he hoped meet picked nine posed of the best players that could gathered at Tucson. The inference must be that university players interesting to the ChInese. The visitors had suffered from ennui throughout the game
 We have feared all along that something like this would happen as d result of k-and water, grape juice foreign policy We suffer from the disregard of both the Mexican factions. The British have told by that keenest pleas is in pleasing them; that whatever regret may have felt the expenditure of almost half billion dollars in the construction of canal, ishes when contemplate that English cousins will derive profit from it.
 The Japanese have been looking for good give a swift kick, and by the way, if the Chinese trim in this fashion baseball what will the Japanese do in war?
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Our New Government

Our compliments to the first commission gov ernment of Phoenix. As our readers know, if The Republican had had the ordering of the govern ment it's personnel would have been slightly differ ent. Yet satisfied, for we believe that the gentlemen who have been elected will endeavor to render good service Ill that endeavor, and so long as the officers elected carry out the purposes of the charter and give us such business admin istration as our charter contemplates the mayor and commission will have the earnest support of The Republican. But if, in the opinion of The Re publican the mayor and commissioners fail in this regard we shall hesitate apprise the people of such failure The Republican could have done no more no less, differently if the entire ticket which it supported had been elected
 It gave it's support that ticket because it be- leved the gentlemen composing it would, in greater measure give us partisan, business like gov ernment. In advocating their claims, we did not deny those of any other candidate for any office, and at no time during the campaign did We, by the slightest word reflect upon the character or quail fications of any of the candidates.
 While we regret the defeat of any of the can ddates whose election have advocated, we are gratified at the splendid showing by Joseph Cope who leads only the Good Government League ticket but the entire list of candidates by prisingly large margin. The makeup of the com mission we believe to be such that the interests of the people of Phoenix will be safeguarded, and partisan politics will be strictly excluded the city government
 We have throughout had the kindest feeling for MT Young We believe him be honest and capable gentleman. He has pledged himself to the people the best of his ability, and we believe he will redeem his pledge
 It is the duty of every newspaper, as it is the duty of every citizen, uphold elected officials in their honest endeavor to give good govern ment. This is a business corporation, in which we are all interested, the interests of all of will be better served by cooperation with those whom we have elected transact business.
 Again we congratulate Mayor Young, and Com missioners Cope, Corpstein, Foley and Wood.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Beqinninu of the New Government

Within less than week the commission form government should be in running order Section 3 of Chapter XXI, Miscellaneous Provi- sions of the Charter" declares Immediately upon the election and qualification of such officers. (mayOr and commissioners), the Common Council of the City of Phoenix shall and deliver to such officers all the property, papers, records seal and other paraphernalia belonging to the City of Phoenix etc. This shall be accomplished by a resolution which shall be duly recorded The tenure of all other officers of the old government shall terminate when the commission shall by resolution so declare
 There is time definitely fixed for the quali- fication of the mayor and commissioners but that act might take place early as next Wednesday or even Tuesday. Under the charter it must take place within thirty days after the declaration of the result of the election.
 Section 2 of the above named chapter provides act as a canvassng board and shall declare the result thereof and secure the recording of the same as contempla ed by the provisions of this charter; and they shall also approve the bonds of all the officers at such election.
 Section of Chapter XIII of the charter fixes the time for the canvassng of the returns and the declaration of the result the first Tuesday after the new officers may qualify. Inasmuch many important matters to be awaiting the trans- tion from the old to the order suppose there will be little delay the installation of the new government.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Choosing a City Manaqer

The foremost duty of the mayor and the com missioners is the appointment of city manager. Great must have been the concern of the public in the personality of the man who shall fill this most important office, that question properly not allowed compicate the campaign. To have permitted it to do would have been raise a doubt as to the eapabity and integrity of the can didates for mayor and commissioners.
 We that the gentlemen who have been
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Farm Notes
BY HOWARD L, RANN

A woman reader wants know if there is any thing in marriage laws which makes it incum- bent upon farmers wife to milk sixteen cows a deWy eve while her spouse stays in town and plays pool at 50 cents throw. We should say not A man who will compel his wife to do the chores while he straddles a pool table and eats up the last months milk check is lower in the scale of hu- manity than the carp Ii were in our sisters place we would let the go unmked, unhonored and unsung until their output shrunk like a wool shirt in freShet before would encourage in this nhuman practice the lump of pipe clay which she is attached by marriage certificate in three Ors
 Speaking of marriages, have been asked sev- erill times if a wedding performed by justice the peace is binding in law conducted by a uSht laced Episcopal rector It depends upon the circumstances We attended wedding per-
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Paid up assets ,OO0.

formed by justice of the peace who had contracted @ bubbling jag, and he insisted upon uniting the happy couple by recitng "Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight" This marriage afterward thrown out of court by district judge whose wife made life pleasant a cowhide boot soft The elite cities are all married in the Episcopal church. in tulle yeils and rented TuXedos. but tice than nine-tenths of these marriages last about as long as a wing collar perspiring har- vest hand.
 The boy who falls in love with every girl who strays into the township and becomes engrossed that he feeds few hardheads through the mower is a greater disappointment than your lady friend who imbibes cream pie with knife He is as much out of place the farm tennis fannels at fun eral. This love-at first sight business is no joke when interferes with pailng herd of fly-bitten milch cows or rounding up a recalctrant lilly from the sou of the northeast forty
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

The project to establish sanitarium by the Loyal Order of Moose, subject which will be pre- scented to the civic bodies of Phoenix by William T. Giles, supreme recorder of the order, is which believe will be given favorable hearing. The proposed santarum will be different in respect from that Of the ordinary institutions for the of the sick, in that it will embrace industrial feature, providing employment for those who are able to work Employment is frequently healing in that it takes the mind patient off the state of his health
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

There some kinds of advertising that are ford enough but not effective For instance man is trundling wheebarrow through Arizona to let people know the intention of San Diego to hold exposition there year. Those who see the and the wheelbarrow are likely to form their impression of the exposition the basis of this equpage and decide to go San Francisco to see if there is something not more magnificent at that rival attraction.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

punks, the rocks; and will those wages then be burned, thrown at owls and chicken hawks? ? Shall go forth and blow the coins, gather which sprained thews, and dslocated back and Joins, and the half-soles from shoes? Ah no. The passing years have brought wis dom. and we're frugal now; each man will tOddle to his cot, and hand the bullion to the frau. On rriday, with reward in sight, the cheerful toiler his crank and thinks of how, with de- light he'll place three dollars ($) in the bank The week grows old; twill soon be sped, and have rocks who for them chased; but those who paint the village red have nothing but dark green taste.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Friday
By WALT MASON

Of all fried days this is the best, for who earnestly have toiled; it couldn't have a keener zest if it were poached stewed boiled For now the week draws to its close, and we, who work ed to gain the prize look forward to the sweet pose the Sabbath brings to weary guys Full soon the wages have earned will us, the
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
Serenade

Screnade Stars of the summer night. Far in yon azure deepS Hide, hide your golden light! She sleeps, My lady sleeps Sleeps Moon of the summer night, Far down your western steeps, Sink. sink in silver light! She sleeps! My lady sleeps Sleeps! Dreams of the summer night. Tell her. her lover keeps Watch while in slumbers light She seepsi My lady sleeps! Sleeps,
 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

The hoboes who have been menacing Sacra- mento and have bought of land across from the city, to thwart the purpose of the authori ties compel them to move On have eXagger ated notion to what do his ground. One thing he cannot do is to maintain d nuisance
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

We imagine that the announcement of the intention of the Tucson. Phoenix & Tidewater Rail- road Company to come to Phoenix will be inter- preted by Colonel Randolph clarion call to early action.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

We do not know how majority of the women voted yesterday but they voted and made good, if better, showing of citizenship than their husbands fathers and brothers.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
FAMOUS SHORT POEMS

Printed in connection with the work done in the English department of the Phoenix Union
 High School-Conducted by Prof l. Colodny.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

We will now enjoy brief breathing spell be- fore the actual democratic primary hostlites are opened.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1914

The most sagacious of flatterers praise the discourse of the unlearned, and the cOuntenance of an ugly friend. -Juvcnal.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20
T RAIN ED

Freddie-Are you the trained nurse mamma said coming?
 Nurse-Yes, dear, m the trained Fredde-Lets some of your tricks, then- Tit Bits.