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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23

ocn 6einOen oeiiel6en @eihdite, pcr-
botcne CSeihdfte ma1en Oos III cine
@emein6eit, fir Oeren @barafterili.
rng Die Oeuti6e Spradc einio4
Oeriagi"
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ge6lott" o@ir fcrncn sic @lol6.
miiroisfcit oes @emdbrSmonnes 0es
oSombilroer @do~ nidt lno permo.
gen oesbolb aud ui6t 3u cutiheiocp
pic weit ieine 9ebmiptingen sen
Sbotiocben entiprebeu. SoQte obet
onA nur cin E6eiI oiii @obrbcit bc
ulbcn 10 mare eS iebr ongcbrodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
qSru6i6itiumiIt -gamfctt.

Gic @ro6ibitioniiten @artei oot
aeiiern slbenO Elm 8anfctt in Dem
2ofolc oeS nGito-Glubs~ i'm Whlniep.
@ebGlioe, bel ipelhem Sr. @owiu
6igoius ais Sooitneiitcr ilngirte
Oic Souptreoe 6ielt Der ncuenpabltC
GonoreBmam @bas. $. 9ianoaQ bon
Californian. Gor Dem 8anfett fonr
einc Gonieren3 i'm oSOo 5elolps.
Scmpel" itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
Grreidte Sas edllua6ennIter.

Sn ieiner @obnimg, 9fr. 26O7
Observation-Disclosures, feierte geitern Sr.
9luguit Siemann Ger in oeiitiben
Sereinsfreiien port6ei(6ait 6efonnt
lit ieinen 40. @e6irtstag I'M areiie
5a6lreiHer 6reunoc imO 9cfanntcr.
fir oeren aaitfreltnOliAe 8epirt6utg
6rm Sicmann eeiorgt bate. Srail
@c5renberg, Die S1peiter ocs @e-
6urtstogsfinoes, iiberreiGte i6renI
9ruOer einen biibiben altoeutiben
9ierfrug nit 40 Gentsitiiden oorin.
glnd aus Der alten Seimot6 marcl
@riiBe eingelauien. Infer Sen @es
Observation-Disclosures moren Serr
9luguit gSebreuberg imO 6anlilie. 9ll.
bert 0uoe imO ISrou SSrml Charlotte
DUDE, W}idoel SbielbaH, Sobn @a.
las, Youl 9oi9t mo Die beiocn Sob.
ne @ilianl mo 8rib Siemann. SRI.
@lie @ebrenberg iorgtc fir oen miiii.
faliiben S6eil Der llitcrbalting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
saffs 9leOe.

-|tNDllt Ohb JtNJN iilO Olll8ANti NllSN-
iibts ser fritiiben Sage. Ser
t6eioiet Die 9luslano-8olitif 9rd.
iiOent @ilion's.
NforriStopn 9S.-S. %. Sc.
bruor. II Gr-@rdiioent @m S. Gait
belt beute Dor ser ,98ai6ington 9(i-
location Of 0iew SerieD" cine Sln-
iprabe, in pel1er er erfldrte, oaB
Die gereinigten Staaten Dor Ser @e-
fabr itGnoen, OaB Die friegiiibren0en
9lationen in europa i1re 9fehte ais
neutrale Wladt perlebten mo in 9e-
lbiibung ieines Sanoels nit icnen
y}ationen nit elmer ernitet &riiis
conirontirt iei Sn Ser 2oilng oieier
@riiis, 10 fiibrte Serr Gait aus, ioll-
te, falls oielelbe pirflib fonnnen
iollte, fem Singo-@eiIt iib Oorordn-
gen. uno weoer StoI5 nod 9eioen.
idait oeS 9hageubIids iollte unIer
llrtbeil beeinfhliien.
limo uenn Der Er1iiOent eingrei.
ZEN ioate", 10 erfldrt Sr. Gait, Dio
miiiien mir i5m bciiteben bis 5um
@noe. llnO oieiem @iltihluB weroeu
alle beiitimmen obne &iidiibt ouf
i5re frii6eren gIniidten obne 9iiid-
libt atf i6re cilropdiIde 9lbflnft.
9lac wcroen ibre Meimlngsperid6ie-
Oen6eiten pergeiien in iel6itauiopfern-
Der SoDalitdt gegeniiber lnierer &C.
mcinibaitliben 6laagc un0 lmieremI
9eneinidoitlidem @oterlonOe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23

S SS'a" e,r y's "0ic gorluarts. Siibn.
s. %cOcI "ppe beitebcno aus: 5rcii
Sade 0o,. drls. SiIOo Stdcu, cha
SSp'e ero'u,>S eu >Sade, Ola Smitb, @sor-
T9gereio egaS. eSl,ot 1ainnic auituer unO
%s e'si " yDos europaii6e Con.
Ns' SSobn : appe beltebeno aus Den
x lSss'Iierrei%'. Sorrett, aoiod; S. Subcl.
'""0'r; y. 9ioaenberger, Sod.
N0Qn @ciiel, Oit.SnOier ;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
SIN feItlidJer Safcl.

Sobres6anfett Oes uOitenO @erib0
nerlngSpereins bon Baltimore
inn nSotcI Gmeriou.~ 3a6I
rciAe 9et6eli9umg. @ouuer.
neiu @oIOsboroua6 lieB iic6 cnt.
iduloi9eu.
Gas 10. So6res-9onfett Oes oSit-
enc Gerid0nerungspereius bon 9al.
timore" nirOe gcitern 9lbeno imn so.
tel @merion" obgebalten im0 oerliel
b02it eriolgrei@ 9}ah0em Der Sooit-
meiiter, Serr Charles 3. Sod, sic
3oblrei9 eridieueneu 6eItgdIte mill.
fommen gebeiBen bate, perlas Ser
Sefretdr So6n n. 9eder Elm S9rei.
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woriu iicb Ocriel6c megcn einer an.
ocrmcitigcu @crpflidjting cntiduloi-
gen licB. Gas ausge3eihnete Menl
muroe toocllcS ieroirt lmO ols Die
Gigorren berumgcrcid6t murOcu Be-
gam Der &cocaftiS.
Gic cingelnoenen @dite maren:
@onoerueur $bilips Sec @oIOsbo-
rough, @iaDor Sos. $. %reiton, @eo
@eems 99iaiomS. @rdiiocnt ser
Farf6eb0roe, @OmorO q. SSo6nltou,
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Hoiepb Seiicrt gsm. 6. g3afc, Com.
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Soiuaro 9ing, @m q. Giienbron0t,
Soicpb 90. Smitb, @u gS. E6orn.
ton Scrman &nollenberg 9llbert
9aber, Mm. e. Soaring, @n. $.
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81. GaoOeu, Sobn 81. @loron 5ranf
D}uller, 5reoerid 6reimit6, =. g8.
@rcen Qluguit 9l BON S}intcln Geo.
u. 0lc@labon So6n u. 9edcr, SO.
iepb s. Serr, So6n aul5,Gr. 6reo.
Garrntbers, 3. 6Ieiidmah Gapt. 81.
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i. Mepcrs, $. ". 9ieeOcr, So6n q.
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Sobn @ob(, Charles q. @ells, G6as.
gneger, G6arIes 6. aoe6rid, 9lrt6ir
6. Scorn, Soiep6 q. Gallagher,
@rnIt 81. Stuerfeh gSm. .. 9fat.
cliiiie, G6riit. 9alltenbaG, @corae
Sdam6ergcr, Charles 2. Struoe,
@eorge @oi6iugton @iainus, s.. ".
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Itono ans ocn Serreu Sobn u. 9eder
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aoebrid, SoIep6 &. 0err imo gSm.
8. 9latclifie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23

@rtlGrt. .92orun mo6nt
SIR itntcr'm Goh Canit iiA
stiemano iiper inns aui0oliu lan"
" ortlid gcnomnten
Sebrcr uStQnHnmircirCr uon @ud
cine Stclc ouS 2duicrs @ooidtcn
iagen in wel@er Oer glaerbau Dor
ollen anoercl Stdaocn 0cprieieu
pir02" Shiiler;1sSa. lm 6eloe
"a 1T Der 4lam noc5 mas peri9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23

i'm $utereiie iuieror tampicuoct
Eulppen ipie oiis notionoIcu 9iid.
li1tcl oerortigem Ercibeu elneI
traitiaen giiegeI por3uidicbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23

glm Sonntag 9l6cnO lmo Montag
bom6aroirte Der 5einO 9leims. Gem
9om6arOement foroerte piele Spfer,
uelde oen Sol 6ilOer oen ii6 Die
GeutiGen fir i6rc gtieoerlooe in oen
letten paar SdQen nahmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
..0lprb. .grnnblunn glnnncrcin. =

Ser o9torO-9rooomoD Simmer
mG6renOe @onDerein" 6ieIt geitern
in Dem Sauie 0tr. 1921, 0rleousitr,
ieine 36. SSabresperiouimhn0 uno
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oes @erein5 IinO. G6aS. Siegmluo,
@rdiiOent; Sobn Seipp, @ice-@rdii.
oent; s. @eo. 9auiter, Sdasmeiiter; A;
George Soui6, jun, Sefretdr; 9Soul
3apt Siilis-Sefretdr. 9os Giref-
toriim 6eitebt aus foIgcnoen W3it.
glieoern: Gbos. Siegmn0, So6n
Seipp, G5oS. $. @erbolo, Sp. Dor.
ner, Benjamin W}iQer,, Geo. 9alIter,
Gbr. Gang, @co. SO. 3opf 6. s.
Siegmilno. Ger 6inau5beribt wies
einen lleberi9uB BON $316.04 ouf.
0as @utbaben 0es @ereitS, Der cine
GiDioenOe BON 6 gro5ent aus6e5oblt
5atte, 6etrug $S0.210.93, Dem ST.
S94.S9 gIusgaben gegcniiberitcbcn.
Wi6dJtc micoer WOmucrnenr wcroen.
gSic aeitern perlautetc, min iib
@ouOerueltr &6il. Sec @olOsborougb
Inn cine INSTRUMENTATION ais re.
pu6lifaniibcr GanoiOot fiir @ouooer-
ner 6ewerben. 0esgleiden lit Serr
@. SlaOen SomnOes BON Gum6er-
lonO inn 6elOe, un0 Sberit 50. Is.
Garrin9ton piini6t ebeniaaS Oie
G6rc. Ger pierte i'm 9unoe lit Sr.
&m. {. @ar6urton bon Gecil-Goun.
IN. Ger Sebtere miro iib wabriHeiii-
lid 5u @lniten OeS @ouoerneurS
@olosboroug6 5itriid5ie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-23
Anteruentiun enlpiodIen.


Senator San BON gIcu.@lerifo cnt
pfiebIt S9ieoerberlteauns oeI
0ronimo in @erito ourd OiC
Ser. Staotcu 9lreentinien @ra.
iilien ino Chile. Gertreter
elmer @oltimorer Sirma pieOer
ireigeloiien.
gS a ibingtolL %. Sebruor.-
SutcrDention ourd sic Ser Staoteu.
9lrgcntinien 9roiilieu imO G9iIe sur
@ieoer6critcalmg ser SrOmung in
@lerifo pur0c beute i'm Senat ourd)
Senator san BON Ieu-@}erifo be.
fiirportet. Ser Senator idloB iei-
nen glntrag nit einem 9lngriff oui
General @illo. @r erfl1rte, @ilIo
babe bel icinem Gin5ug in 0ic Stoot
N}cgifo cine Sron80iin, 0eren M}unn
ii6 in 6ranfreib 3u oen Sobnen be.
ecbcu, uo60etn er icin @igentbiml
Dem fron8oliiheu 9otidafter 5ur
Gcrlpoltiing iiberge6en feitnebmen
loilen rn0 oieielbe erit nab bier So-
gen wieOer freigeeeben. Senator
Sal iogte. n0ies mar nidt sic SonO-
hing eines llnterse6enen ionoern
Oic Siao's, uno ib mieoerbole nidt
etpo elm @erii6t. Dies lit Der Wtonn,
bon Dem ole 9loniniItrotion, id
moc6tc ioeen in 9utem @Iouben er.
portete, oaB CT in @erifo SrOmlne
iboffe."
@ertreter elmer @oIti-
morer 5irma mie-
Der frei.
Saibin9ton %. Se6ruar.-
6orrD 2. 9R5oaoes, Scr General Sc
ihGftsfiibrer elmer 9oltimorer 6o-
briteeieli6oft melder ourb 8oputa-
Eruppen gefangen genonlmen mur-
oe, lit Beute bei'nt Stouts0eparte-
ment eingetroffenen 0epeiben gu
folge ipieoer freigeloiien moroen rmo
nod Der Staot Wlerifo 3uriidgefebrt.
9lls Monterep miro beriHtet, Dob
BORT in sen Iebtcn 8wei 98o1et feline
a6mpfe ltottfunocn. &iaa-Sruppen
1o6en 9oiorio ouf ser pocofiiden
Seite beiebt ino oie Gorran5a-
Eruppen ioaen iid in Ger &idtung
ouf Nlo5atlan 5itriidee5ogeu baben.
9eutf6er 8otf6ofter
rciit na6 gtem Dorf.
@oIpeiton Ser, %. 6e6r. -
Seiuri6 BON @sfaro, ser oertide
9otidafter an @erifo, traf 6eute an
9orO Oes norpegiiden 0oupfers
uSmperator" bon @era Gru3 bier
elm. gr CAB am Dab er iib ouf ei-
ner @eidditsreiie no9 gleip-0rleans
tmO glelp,Dorf bcfinDe unD ailf iei.
men Soften in @lerito suriidjufe6reu
geoenfe. Gr iteatc oie @e6auptung
anOerer &aiia9ierc, OoB er auf 9e-
fe6I oeS Generals Gorran5a ausge-
pieien morOen iei in Sl6rcOe.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
v SPOR S v
LITTLE COLLEGES ARE
 AGIN FRESH ATHLETES
Proponents of Anti Freshmen Idea Give Figures on California Colleges
 In Canvass Of Situation
Republican A. p. Leased WireI

lRepubIlcan A. P. Leased WlTeI
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-Those who have been following the agitation over the question whether or not fresh men should be allowed to play in inter- collegiate contests, point to the alsn- ment of the Northwestern Conference recently held, in support of the con tention that the smaller colleges are the ones generally opposed to the clim- ination of first year men, They sub init the following figures, showing the approximate attendance at various in stitutions interested
 ANTI I-FRESHMAN-U University of California, 7,600: University of Wash ington 3,40O; Oregon Aggies, 2,500; University of oregon, 1fe0; total 14, 900
 ADVERTISEMENTS 2,000; Washington State 1,550, University of Idaho, 600; Whitman, 900: total. 4,60o
 Here is further proof, proponents ot the anti-freshmen idea claim, that the only motive behind the desire of the small institutions is to have their en- tire enrolment to call on. They say that the elimination of freshmen as a safeguard against professionalism and the purity of intercollegiate athletics does not enter into the consideration which is entirely selfish. Stanford as the natural rival of California, and Washington State of the University of Washington. with their fewer numbers as compared to their rivals are said to ignore the ethics involved and sub ordinate it to the mere desire to make d showing.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Much TraNelipo

old time athletes cannot recall the time when there was so much travel ing done by teams of all kinds for in tersectional contests. It is only within the rast decade that these events haze become general for an increasing mum Der of pilgrimages by the athletes of the various sections of the country.
 The trip of the Stanford crew to Poughkeepsie, last spring. tEe invasion of Michigan by the Oregon Aggies. and the western trip of Syracuse Jriver- sity are some of the more recent ones mentioned. The coming of the Brown University eleven from Providence, F. !. % play at Pasadena. California on
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Glad" Murphy, inju.-i football hero of Canada, was recently the beneficiary of a rugby game between the Hamilton Tigers and the Argo- nauts of Toronto in which S5,000 was realized The supremacy of amateur sports in Canada is seen in Murphy's tremendous popularity, rivalling that of Ty Cobb or Matty in the United States. Murphy, star member of the Argonaut team and eamous in every other field of sport, fractured his spine in a game some weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

January l, is another example or the fact that only the waters of the Allan tic and the Pacific set a limit on the distance that organizations will travel to play an ntersectionaI g;Tc.
 Already there is talk of Pacific coast athletes invading the cast to take part in numbec of the major events in va TjoUs lines of sport next spring. which includes rowing and track athletics.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
COLLEGE BASEBALL

SAN JOSE. cal. Dee. 13-The santa Clara University baseball team cpened the college season today with q to Q victory in a rainstorm over patehed-up aggrcsation af tossers including several major Ieaguers.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Hand Laundry

SANITARY HAND LAUNDRY. rough dry. 25e 5oz Eo chemical hand work, sun dried, fine ironing. Phone @540. If
 SANITARY LAUNDRY-Au hand work. Rough dry, 35c dozen, 1st class ironing. PA. 3540. 502 W. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Glass Specialties

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 ART CLASS in all cpIors for repair of chandeliers. art domes. etc. Ne- ncars: We stock fine veneers in 5-plv oak 3-ply white pine. 3-piy oregon pine. and 3-u.y gum. Southwestern Sash and Door Go. 3I3 West Jackson. Phone sos. hr
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
VuIC2nIZinQ

<~@-~N---@%~~@~~-@~@~~~~
 F. F. LAJTZENHISER expert vuI- cauizer. formerly at O'Nciu Garage. II2 North Central Next to Fixes If
 TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX
 NulcauizinS and welding done promptly and guaranteed; out of town work solicited. Arizona VuI- canizing Works. POT West Washing ton: phone G2G tf
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Cement W ork

CEMENT SIDEWALKS, curbinS, foundations, etc, by contract or day; also building Wrecking. P. Foote. 1119 F. McKinlev. 12-bk
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
MaPdalena- N N--

Magdalena, N. M. Dec s, 1915 Road from SOcorTo to Magdalcna in good condition after the rain and snow we had Saturday and Sunday; this moisture laid the dust and made the road much easier to travel. Road from Magdalena to SpringerviIle also good though somewhat muddy, and a lit,le snow Cn the higher ranges
 Weather fine, frost at nights.
 J. :. Mactavish.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Patent Agencies

HAZARD, BERRY & MILLER Oldest Agency in Los Angeles Hazards Book on Patents Free.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Auto For Hire

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 NEW BUICK SIX. See Graham Phone 5G5O or Al. Stand at Elvey & Hulett's corner. 12-dk
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. 4 want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Ben Taylor the boy wonder, who has proven so popular among the girls at Hi. will give an example cf his brilliant ability in the Glee clrb play Friday night. Train leaves n ten minutes. Get your tickets carly
 Attention, Juniors, The baseball captain will be elected before prac- tice this evening. All junior boys who wish to come out for the class team meet in he dressing rooms right after school.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

The talk of the school is to dedicate the annual to Miss Jennie Bone
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

One of the American leagues most prominent pitchers will join the Coy otes' baseball team this year. This lad won his fame with Tucson high a few years ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Auto Time Table

 FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix -Tempe-M Mesa- Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from a. m until 6 ?. m., and thereafter as follows;
 Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa FOO D. m. 6:30 D. m 500 D. m. 7:OO p. m 800 r. m. 500 D. m 10:30 p. n. 9:00 D. m Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa
 Mesa Chandler Division Leave Mesa Leave Chandler 500 a. m. S:3O a. m 10:00 B. m 11:OO a. no 12:00 a. IT,. zoo D. m. 200 D. m. 800 p. In. 4:0O D. ID. $500 D. m. 500 D. n. FOO D. ID. Fixes Auto Livery Phone 414
 no W. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
DreBsmak1nR

DRESSAAKING at home or by the day. Phone S1-I. 12-gb
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

The publicity of the high school appearing in the Republican every morning has created cutie an en- largement in the circulation depart ment
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Bath and MaSSage

TURKISH, electric light. steam baths and massage. Il w. Adams. over Rose Tree. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
''Fuel'
Fnrs
Furniture

UPHJI.STFRING in all styles, drapery Of all kinds neatly and ar tisticaIy made and hung. Barrows- FOoshee Furniture Co.. First St. & Jefferson; phone 1GG6. If
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Walter wants all seniors to como fully prepared for a good hard prac- tice this evening. Bring out those hats. balls, gloves and shoes.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Albuquerque, x. NJ. Dee. 8. 19I5 Weather cloudy and threatening rain. However, Ocean to ocean High way from Santa Fe to Albuquerqua and from Albuquerque to Socorro in first-class condition.
 D. K E Sellers.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Riding and Horse Breaking
Umbrellas
Undertaking and Emnalmina

THE GEO. r. MEBETMAN co.
 Auto IIcarsc Service Guaranteed.
 Phone G5l. I24 W. Second Ave tf MOHN, DEISCOLL t& CO., laay as- sistants 134 West Adams. Phone 5iO.
 t. II. M. MAUS. successor to Mohn. Oriscon & Maus. Funeral Directors & r,mbalnors. 31I ". lat Ave. Phone t57o Res 1922 tf t.ASTEELING X WHlTNEY-Un dertakers and emblambers. 213 West Washington St. Phoenix. Arizona If UNDEETAF F.FRS-Moore < NcLeI- Ian: lady assistant; auto hearse. 329 West Adams st. phone col tf
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

The Floar will have ,hoir bis ceie- bration right after Christmas.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

What has liz SO4 got to do vi;h the price Of prunes in Nebrasla2
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Three out of four isn't bad. Guess those said champions of the mort n will come down step or two now since the Coyote basket ball teams brought home victory for F. H. S
 Captain Roswell Walters of the senior class baseball team will leave for Los Angeles Friday night as Ec wants another glimpse of that lard of going to be-" However, MT. Wal ters will return right after the hol- days to lead the senior hall team to victory.
 Kewpie known the world over as the best football coach in America today. will undoubtedly be with the Coyotes again next year. Geary is d young fellow and all the students are hoping he won't get married or any thing for a few years anyway. Be cause we need him to whip the neces- sary material into shape for cham pionship team in 1916.
 Gee, what club The F. H. $ Glee club is some club. And when little Miss Eleanor Hulett is seen iii the part of Sylvia everybody wlii have to sit up and take notice.
 The sophs held a big celebration Saturday night at the high school and it is for that reason that Fred Joy, captain of the sophomores base hall team, will call the kids out to practice early this week.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
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Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

UNITED STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT OF COLTEBIA. To-WIT-
 !, EaUdc Tclihcimar. a Notary Pub Ii" in a0d for the District or Ccl-m- hia. DO TEEEEBY CERTIFY that RoEert r. Daniel Drew Lduard Hurl F. Phillips Winfield Jones. r. B.. Tate N. N L. Jenkins. Emanuel r. Shaver. CIaud Livingston. and }Vu- mot w. Trcw. parties to certain Ar ticles of Incorporation. rearing date of tLe 2Sth day of October. 1915. and hereto annexed personally ap- Tcarcd before me in said District the said Eoberc F. Daniel Drew Linard. Hugh r. Phillips. Winfield Jones. r.. E. Tate. N. 1J l.. Jenkins. Emanuel B. Shaver. ClaUd Livingston and Wilmot W. Trew. being personally well known to me as the persors who executed the said Articles of ln- corporation and acknowledged tho same ro be their act and deed FURTHER CERTIFY that said in- strument is executed and acknov- ledEed according to the laws in force
 GIVEN under my hand and seal this 2Nth day of October A D. 1915. in said District of Columbia.
 CNOTAETAL SENI)
 MAID FitLLHEIMll2. Notary Public in and For District ug
 Columbia.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Hire 9 little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

The term of duration of said cor poration shall begin on the day upon which a certificate of incorporation is issued to it by the Arizona Cor poration Commission of the State of Arizona. and shall end twenty-five years from and after that date un- less previously renewed. extended Or heightened in the manner provided by law.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Santa Fe \. M. Dee. s. 1918 Road from Las Vegas to Santa I-e in good condition. Light fall of snow ana rain makes travel more agreeable. Road from santa Fe to Albuquerque in its usual good condition, and trav- eled daily.
 James A. French, State Engineer.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Think of it. bows The baseball coach must be on bis way from Kan sas.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
Veterinary
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Th2t We. the under signed, have on this 4Nth day of Oc- tobcr <. D.. 19l5 associated our selves together for the purpose Of forming corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona. and hereby adopt the foHoNiug Articles of In Cor,oTutt..:
 The names. residences and post of flee addresses of the corporatorS hereof are as follows.
 Robert F. Daniel. Washington, D C.; Drew Lirard, Washington. D. e.. Hugh F. Philips Washington. D. C.. Winfield Jones. Washington. D. C.: z. r Tate. Washington. D. e., N M.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

RatOn x. M.. Dec. s, 1915 Roads very good from Trinidad to Las Vegas. Nc snow.
 E. C. Sperrv.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13
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Trinidad, Colo, Dec &, 1915. Weather fine all roads leading from Trinidad in No. 1 condition.
 Association Garage.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-13

Tha said corpotalIn1 shall have. hy-Iav= for the Euvernmen, thcreaF which shall be adopted and may De- amended. altered or repealed by th. Board of Directors of s.id caruora- ton at any rcg..ar meeting or al any special meeting specially called for that purpose and th. first aroro- said By-LaWs for the government of said corporation shall Inc adopted by aid Eoarl and spread upon its rec ards within thirty days from and aG- fer thr date Of filing these articlez in tLe office oc said corporation coui- mission