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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Mt,fdae.

- N.nu gera epdns. bon Ro. 513
Clinton StraBs. fam s.ittrn in ifrsm
.6auie auf Der 1rsppe 10 ungliidlid
sut fsnl. baB iie fih cine tisfe aopf.
ipunbe sii3oe. bic ihre ileberfiibruns
uc6 b.m itdoiii6m 5ofpital nOtbiprns
bia matis.
Himolas 2oub, BON go. 1893
RuB' arsnus. rnnnis iit geiisru i'm
Gauis Wo. 119 Dsit 9. Sirabs. no
er NIT aapetsnrsinisen bsI6ditigi
mar. Elm. in Der WaHb iiedsnos psrs
rriieis Eiednabsl iisi in bic Scnb
tinsin unb mubis mad Dem lf1etiifen
5oipisal aefddfft psrosH.
- GIIeannr gurdarb, cine 78siGbs
tise BitttDe, fisI ssftern Ra5miitas
In ibrsr Wobnung 30. 239 giiamonb
Sirabt cine srspps biuab une srIitt
sintn 9ru9 bes r.dten 5iiitsninos
teHs, 10 bas ibrs usberfiihruns mad
BEN 9Oipitnl nSibis ipurbs.
- Der 12sidhrige 0.pret @,ib bon
1734 Bremsn SirnBe rate geiisrn
Rd9miitoe auT einem Roli9ub am
;Tubs iibsr bic Rae, Strabs, dls Dor
BEN Gebdubs 60. TOO. Der RoaIdub
pl6blia abfisl nnb George infpIqe-
bsiTm su goben itiirst,. Gt, sr ii4
aufrafftn tonnts, tpurbs sr BON sin.m
etrabs poriiteriahrtnbsn 4uto Der
Cincinnati papsr Boz 60. ssiroffsa.
fam isboh nit DsrbdltnibmdBig IsiGs
ten Wsrlesunssn bapon. patrol go. l
rafm Jpn nah Saui,.
= Der Rsmpner pierce WeGos
rtrn, 516 M].it Ssffis StrlBs, fisl
ssiisrn Rn4mitias in benz Gebdubs
Wo. 92S Wsit Court Strabs, no er
bef@1fiist mar. bon elmer 18 Sub boz
zen qsitsr unb erIiit .rbsblid,e @rs
IebungtH. pairol go. d bradis ibH
mad bsm gtdbiboIpiiaI.
- Der 15sidhrige Geo Dilsp. 3726
Columbia apsnue, purbs aeFtsrn Ruas
miiiag an Der Delta unb Gaitern 4pe,
PIN btm Wloicrrao beg Carl SAinsls,
3114 mehit gtpsnus. Ouilep. i:ber ben
Saufsn serannt. bod lpdrsn i.ins
0erIebunesn sliidli6eripsiit 70 lsih'
Ter Haiur. bab sr iid in geslsitune
isineg grubsrs naa 5auis bsgsber
spnnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Cincinnati eOse $50.

Der grabeniiab Der Cincinnati
ooae $50 bonn Dsutf6sn Srben Der
6arugnri peranitaltet am Sdmitdg.
IL. ApriI. in Der Central 9urnbdlIs
EN- Orbsnsfeii. Gin riibrises aonts
mitt,e III nit ben 9orb,rsitungsn be-
traut iporbsn unb IS bat iid bieIer
aufaabe mt ssiDobnisr llmiiht nntsrs
soasn. Cine erfolsr.ihs i5eitlitieit
lam bssbaI6 I'm 70 ipeniger ausblsis
ben, als Elm biibides llntrtuItunss'
proaramm aufssiteat fporbsn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
3,pei 3eppelins srenser
Statten abermoIs ber 8 f.
tiife BON Gnslanb els
nsn 0kfud ab.


QonbDn, 16. 4pril. 3pei 3epp.s
liHtrsu5er itattsten fur5 Ha9 Utitisr.
na6t Der Ofttiiits BON gngIanb eineH
8sfl9 a6 unb narIsn gOm6en aui
peri6isbene Stdbte, NO iis erbsbliGen
Gfaoen anriatetsn. Soneit bies be-
tannt 1T, purbe nur cine psrion, cine
6rou, DerIebt, unD aud Fs ioa nur
l.iht bsripunbet fein.
Die aufttreu3er iporfsn bier goms
ben nuT Mlalben, in gfsr Gounin, 30
UasiIsn norbDitlid Dor 2onbon snfs
fernt. es Durbs bort aber tein S9as
ben anseri4isi. gg ipurOsn aud goms
ben auf 5epbribse Balm seidlsubsrt,
mo msbrsre Gtbauot in Srano ssries
tbeu.
Sn 2oDeitoft, on Der Rorblee, in
Suffolt gountp, purOen orei 9oms
ben ssI6leubert unD msbrere 5Guisr
i'm Bergen Der Giabi burbsn Serft0rt.
au9 stristb Gin i9cl5bof in 8ranb.
Srei gferbe, bic eiHsr Giisnbdbus
tompasnic seb5ri.n. purbsn sstObtet.
9Orber ipar.n bts Qufiitiffe iiber
SOutbpOlO. IL MeiltR iiiolid Don
aODeitOft. binseflOsen, DON no aus iie
nad 6dl.sportb flossH. tpelds 5ta5t
adt Msileu ipsitsr I'm Snusrn bes
2anbss lisgt. sic tsbrtsR ouHn nuA
Sput )DoIo 5uriid uno i4ItuberteH
bort iths 9pmbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
O0io,r S!aalsgsflble6ung.
Sas Sams ipill poH einem @ioerrui
bes WrseH'ideu yanti SGtru"
@eisess midfs miiIeH.

Columbus, g., 10. apriI. lln'
I,fer Suspenoirrns Der @eidaits-
reseIn piroe i'm Saiiie ON Tcrners.
iaa Die gorInge nngencmmen, Die bon
Sfstrs Ron @ontgomerp eingereidt
ipor0en mar ,mo Die beitimrrt, oob
oas Stantsonrlehcn pom 81. .117,0OO
an gaus uub 2sibDersine III ben
Standardization bes Sabres 1918
aui ipeitcre 5pei Sabre nerldnscrt
meroen fol-. 9ieie gorIage 1T cine
gsscttiaacorIage unb EN- Subititut
fir bic 5renlper gorlage, Die lind Der
gniift Der Jiibrer in Der 9egislatur
fehIerbaft mar, ioonb man iid aiif
oic einreitilng einer neueH gorlase
einigte.
Die gaIlagber'ite 8orlagc. bur3
ueId)e fbatiG6Iib 6as Green'ihs
.slnti Gcreen" Geies wioerruien
tporoen mare, tpurbe i'm Sauie nit
SO gegen 81 Stinunen perDorfen.
Siir bic gcrlaee piirSeu 81 urt6 se.
gen iie SO Gtinrnen abgegeben. Ger
Gcnat bqt oie @orlage nngenonlmen.
SAB :nan I'M Salie etipns uorellig
aebanbelt bate, ala Dor einigen "a.
gen Die Roorc'ide BorInge nngencnl.
men ipuroe, 6er,ilfolse eiHe Gbeitei.
onng i'm Sfaat nur aui Gruno bon
ebeIider llntreue erlangt weroeii
fam, seiete iib am Sonneritag als
Der 8eriudb eemnd)t tuiiroe, Die 9lb-
thinning iiber Die 8orInae in gsie.
oercru6simg 81 5ieben. Tieier gln.
trae iuuroe ieboh niebergeitimrHt uno
Die gorIase sebt niintnebr an ben
lSenat.
Reprliciltant Graham reifte cine
gorInge i'm Souie eiiI, oirh wcIhe
ons goolipiel iIno bas SiIlaroipieI an
SonntaaeH perboten icin ioller.
SIN Sennt fam es am 9onnerstaa
Al elmer eroben @cbeihIaft be3iigIid
| Der Ett'ihen Sdiisporlnge, ourd
iweIde Die arbeits5eit Der GtraBen'
bnbnnngcltellten feltgelett DIrD. Sfe
9orlase mar uripriinelia in beiorl
S1uiern nngenomnIen morom uHl
ons geiultot Der Gebatte uno Der ti-
lperien abitimnungen am 9onners.
tag. III. baB jcst glieHaiio reht meib,
ob bic @orlaee iiir iuliner nbaetbau
lin. ooer Oh Tie nod eiriniol i'm Senni
jur 9bitimnllrng fomrien lpiro.
9ei Der nripriiuelihen sbitim.
mina bate, mn nnh Sein iiblifeu
uarInmentnrii&en Wloons DIE Annnh.
me Ger @orlnae oeiinitip 5li beIieeeIn.
SeBatcr ginl pom SonliIton GolIntr
Inn5 Der annabu,e ben iiblifen Nm.
Itrae ali @icSererpagimg Der ab.
litinming seiieIlt, Der prompt ME
! oergeitimmt moroeu mar.
| ani 9onneritaa itellie nun Senator
5oppie BON GiipoEoea Gonntp Der
/ sintrca. oob oos gotiuu. burd mel
DIES Die @iebereripiginIa rieoerge
| itinimt iDoroen pie0er 5ur AbItim
lmine imterbreifrt peroen ipIIfe. &c
natpr MrEerrHott pcn Grunlbal, oel
IN bsf Ebusitubsii sss Dhsautlpcs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Gofal Beri4t.
Die 5ilfsseieaidsaft.
&snfe Abenb il uiebsr geriammlano
in 0orb Ginsinnnti.

Die SiIisseieIii6aft bat heute
Abtno ipitotr Sibuns In Der Rorp
eintinndii surnbalIs. es linb mnns
d'rlsi 4ngeltgenbefien bon WidiisisIi
81 bsfpre6tn unb iibubiss psfi6isbsn.
Safsn nit gtsus auf bic srObsWobls
Notwithstanding ON %. NpriI ,a
erlsoigsn. gs ipirb bssbalb auf cine
rsdi itarie gakilisuns sere4nst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

9iemyorf, 10. spriI. angetOnl.
men; yaorintie", bon Sioerpool;
oSrouna" pon 2iperpool.
albaein1ren: aRingra~, naf gor'
oeaur; rslrabirs, na6 aiDerpool.
@arieille. aneef.: rStraib-
garru", BON San 5rancisco Dia gtor.
Jolt.
Gla go ON. slnaefomnten: ga.
lnbria" ben 9tep gorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Jreiburg im Sreissau BON
einem ieinOlihen alnia'
tifer bontbarbirt.
3pei WtdnHsr unb pter
ainStr purbeH sst0bs


ain6tr pur6eH set0bs
tet uRb piele nerl.Bt.
Qmterbam, 16. 4pril. 9epes
i6en, bic aug 5rsi5urs i'm gr,isgau
eins.troffsn iinb, entbalien bic gaa4s
ri6t, bab elm isiHSIiaer 4Oiatiter bort
am Sonnsritag gOmben sstporfsn
babe, pObur6 pisr perionen s.tObts:
unb pisie, meiii StuItiuber. DerIsst
lpurben. Bon ben iIinf gombsn, bic
gsialsubsrt purbsH, srplcbirteH brsi.
3ipsi Rdnnsr uuo bier Rinber tpurs
BEN sst5oiet unb adt ainoer i4psr
rsrIssi. Qlppsre ainber iamsn nit
Ipsnigsr iapersu gsrI.Buns.H buOOn.
Der ar6Bts Qquaebutt in
Der @sItiu 3.alitn BEN
BE trieba6erseben.
Bari. sstnlisn, IA. 4pril. - WlIs
Ter Don ben glppsHiuen ipuroe an
nlittnoa gum srftsH MaI nah ben
pIppinssn Bari, iJoagia unb 2sgss
burdb BEN neuen 9lpuliihen Qqua,butt
gsleitet, nem arobisu in Der Melt, b.r
i'm Sabre 1901 in Qnsriff ssnomm n
purbs uno beFsn soften iib auf
$50. .000.00 b.Iauieu. llugefdbr 4000
4r6titsr parsH bsiudbe stbn Sabr.
lang odran beidiftigt, oas WaT;r.
ipsldes pon ben g.rgsn Iduft. our9
R6bren pon suiammen 1876 Wsilsn
2Gnee gu leiteu. 9lH Der GusIIe res
Seln NIuifes, 1870 iSub iiber Dem
Steer. btfinSsi ii6 bag erit. RsIerUrir.
Ter 2fquaeoutt 1T 1876 MeiIsu lang.
@iIla BON otu garraa3a.
Srupptn bel esIapa
sei6Idgen.
gera Grus, Uttrito, Is. 2lpril.
General Sbreacn, Der aommanOeur
seer Gdrtansn : 5rIppen, Bat hisrbsr
oemslbsi, odb Ct ein.u sroBsn SieJ
ii6er bi. 9iLlo 5ruppen bei geIdpl
errunssn, 5000 9sfunsent sema9t
unb 40 Ganonsn srbeatst babe.
Gin enfeI gtabfOnss In
Traufrei6 gefalIen.
aonbon, 15. 2lpya. Diaium o.
is. glnbItcne, Elm Gu!sl hes beriibmtsH
engliI9sn Stanismdnues, III migrant
Irtih in sinem G.fsti seflIlsu. Gins
sslbeitsn iiter TeinsR Gob iinb nod
Intht betdnnt.
@ldbltone mar 29 Sabre alt unb siH
IIibrrolss Wlitslisb oss llnterhdui.s
Sn ben Sabrtn 1910 unb 1911 DaT
tr 6ritiIder 8ctI@aits gttn4e IN
WuIb IbiustoH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16

Ql6snb i'm Delaipare BEL Gesbb .yslano
auf ben @runb dufgelnufen unb iist
am obsren Gnbe bon Der Dan Batter
Gbpal feit. Ghleppbampfer bsfinten
jid in Der g2Gbe unD man bofft, bds
eGiff an sSreitda Worsen BEL boter
s5luf3 piessr flott maiden All t0nnen.
Dlan qlaubt Ilid,t, baB ss beidibist
1T.
asgt geitdnbniB ub.
Gina, Obio, Is. April. =
Ribble aeitanb am absnb Elm. biz
SuIte Coleman I'M adj llbr dm Witt,
mod 2lbenb ermorbet gu babsn. 81
iagis, bcf er ibr susrit nit Der Tauii
ins GeiiAt geidldgen uno ibr oann
ben appt nit elmer GiisnpIdtte 5ers
f6msttert babe.
Die Gelbborfe bts Md6aens, nit
Blut befhmiert. tpurbe am I6enb in
tenn 3immsr gfibOles asfunbsn. unb
ba aud feline altibtr giutipureu auf.
ipisIen. mar er ni4t mebr i'm StaHbe
gu leugnen.
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9el GHtieiIeler Ses @eltfricscs

Sin 9eridterIiutter bss ,Gorriere
tcnu Ssra". arunIOo Traccuro.i, be.
rid,tet in einem griefe aus oem fer
6iI6eu Sauptquartisr in &rasui'tpa5
BON ben miiitdrii6u Watuocren Ctr
tiens: bem GeneruIiIimus pnsntt,
Rem Doipoben Ntiitia, benz &DniJ
Better uno Dem Sronpsiu5eH aleyan<
Der iofpte ppn ben 0ffiaieren. be,
rsnn aud niht in bobsH &ommunoo=
itsusn. bod 6araitsriitii@e 5iguren
sss ss.rss iins. yaIs ID ssftrrs- :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
SeIssrapbiiae NOtisen.

= Sn ersftline, Ohio, purbe am
0Onnsritus bic II Sabre alte wiabel
Garter bon SbrsOes, g., unier Der
antlage berbuftst, in Der Sonntag
yfa6t ibr neusebOreues 8a6p eripiirgt
au habsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
General 6uerta
geitreitet etipas nit Der Grmorbnus
ess graiioeut,u 1laberO 5u tbnn
gebabt 5n babeu.
Grtldrt absI su piiien,
ptr bafir DsraHtports
lid mar.

" AAHs Ht hI - ~
ptr bafiir beraHtDorts
lid par.
Rem yort, 15. apri!. General
@ietoriano Susrta CAB am 9Onnsrs<
tag Elm. IaHgs i4riitli4s GriIdrHHg
ab. in Der er feline Seitf Der msritani.
iden 5rass. ME sr es 5u benenneH be-
Iiebts, tlar 81 l.sen psrfuht. CT fellie
barin in Der empbatiiditeH Deiie IN
abrsoe, bab er irseno ettpas nit Der
ermorbang bes prGiibeHteH WhloerO
gu tbun aebabt babe. or srtlGri, hab
CT ipiTe, psr fir ben COB RaperOs
DsrantipOriIi9 mar. CT biss absr als
Elm sprofeFiORsIl,s 0ebeimniB" ans
fsbe, bds sr isin Re9t babe sa Oerrd.
iheu.
~2toDOtdi.H babm ibrs gebsimniiie.
asr5ie ba6en ibre profehionslsn Ges
bsimniiie.1 fagts 5usrtu. sd bin elm
Solbai. Marum tam Hidt audi ein
SoIoai feline gebsimnifis bnben.~
5usrta bsiddftists iia Susrit nit
Der Rabsro Rebolution uno bnnn
nit isinsr llsbsruabme bes priiben'
tsnnmtes unb isinsr abminiftraiion
Bis CUR 3sit isiuer 5lu6t mad Spas
nisn. CT i6lisbt nit Der GrtldruHg:
.Wisin 2ano iann niht srobert ipers
ben. Ssh5,bn Milionen RdHnss,
Grausn unb &iHber miibisn ssi0otst
ipsrbsn, sbe Werito ii4 einem Grpbes
rsr unternerfsn tpiirbs."
9es Wsitsrsn srfIGri. CT, bab bic
Administration in WnIhington Reris
10 sessniibsr nibt sersdt ssbanbsii
babe; bdb re ii& bur9 fali9r Ra4s
rihten babe IRE fiibrsn laiisn. unb
|oab psHn bic SpibeH Der geb0rbsn in
DdihinsioH fib nur 30 9ass in M..
lisp aufssbilt.n bdtten, lfs ibre ibeo.
r.ti1nsu, falitsn Sosen gednoeri 30.
ben piirbeH.
Sts Msiteren nieoerboli. Susrtd,
bab Ct isin Qanb i'm porie.n sSobr MIR
ptrlnifsn babe. neil .r aeglaubi, tuB
banurh Der nrieoeu ipiebsr berssfielit
Dsrosn piirDe. lisber bic isbi1en 3us
iidnoe In Meriio iogis er, bab qnars
die elm an milbss Dort fir bic gss
,sihnuns Der bortigeH DsrhdliniHs
lei.
.Werito ipiro absr gerettst iperbeH.
bon sinsm Terifaner, ,inem Harlem
Rsrildner- .iaeis sr. -Ri4t BON tiHeai
Sdn6iisn. nid,t BON Mdnner. bic mcrs
Den. nm iih III txrsihern ober aus ats
meinsr 2sioenihdft, abr Don sinem
Wonne. Der bic Role bes arsies ipis.
len tpirb. Der bic Munben bsilen unc
bic dbs.itorhensn 9btils bes ndiionas
Zen 20rpers abirsunen ipiro. @,r III
Der Mann2 $40 1T Der Rann2 Mann
tpirb sr sri6sinen2 SdE reiB i9
|niht."
0asargentinii9e panssrs
fdiff .R0reuo' i'm De
Ianars aefraubet.
@ilminstOn DEL. Is. aprn.
- 1as argsntiniite SdId9ti1sff
.Toreups, ems Der grobieu pdn5.r.
f4iffs hsy WeIt, bds rru ptiIdbelpbic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
a II III.

grIter apmmis: Der griR5ipdI bat
S6ul5e entlufeu, pdrum oenHF
3pettsr aommis: nSa, er bate
3abnT6merSen unc soHnte IbET oss
pfiusipaIa liss niGt la4sn.-
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q q d bsm Rpmmers.

Stuoioius uuter oem Sneiptiih aufs
rpd9snb): s9obtuuIeuO, tommt mir
beute ober meiRs 8ubs utebrig pDr!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
Gin enfeI gIabfOnss II
Trdufreth gefaIIen

= g3atrid eIouS il in Tlilblnl,
glsu grruuI9peis. i'm aIter pcn 107
sssnbrsn asftrrben. Gr wurbe IN aim.s
I'D. arelanb, um St. Wetsi6s'SaS
1sos sstrzsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
@roks enttauiaura..

-@drum 10 Oer5peifeIt"
r2lh, Elm 6eblIdIa9 udh oem aus
bern trifft mid beuts! -. 3ulsst
babe i'd nod n lseres portemOHpais
gsfunbsn!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-16
0as argentinif9e panssrs
fdiff Moreno i'm De
Iandre eaeftruupet.

@iImiustoM 0tI.. Is. aprif.
- Das arssntiniite S4Id9ti1iff
.Rortnps, ems Der srobieu pdn5sr.
f&iffs btr WeIi, bds rcn pfiIabelpbic
ns& asustsu Rsass assina 10 an
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
~ and ~ HOME o R CRAIG NORTH CENTRAL. AVENUE

holding boosters meetings: the Wood men Of the World receiving as their guests delegations from other Wood men lodges of the Valley or sending representative bodies from Phoenix to visit in other towns; We find the t;lFs. the Moose. the Redmen, the Fraternal Brotherhood, the AIasons, the Knights Of Columbus, the Spanish Fraternal Brotherhood and a dozen and one other organizations engaged right now in getting acquainted with their own membership.
 Usually in soliciting membership for such lodges as conduct member ship campaigns, the organizer presents the advantages to the individual either from the standpoint of sick and ac- cident benefits accruins or of the in surance provided, but loses sight of the underlying principle of every true fraternaI body. This principle
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

Healthy Gro1Oth 0f Resources
 ShOWn M Banks 0f Valley

event could equal. and which vii
 make for undoubted improvement il
 business, and taken together witt
 the handsome condition of the cop
 Der industry, should quickly restore
 our financial institutions to thei,
 normal conditions of year ago.
 He would be a rash prophet in- deed. who would presume to depict the financial condition which will obtain in the United States inn mediately subsequent to the cessa = tion of the present war. but I think 1t is not too much to expect, after the period of possible brief reaction which may be expected to ensue up on the closing of the war. and all lowing for a short period for re- adjustment which the nations of Europe may require. as conse- qUenCe of new alignments. and re- construction of policies. both interior and exterior, and of relations toward one another and toward this coun- Jry, that the United tSateS will enter Uron a period Of prosperity founded upon assured conditions of perman- ency of character. rot the least of which will be the new trade access sions. the acquisition of which have come as direct result of , the war In such an event the financial in Stitutilns of the Salt River Valley have every reason to feel that local conditions are fortunately such as to accelerate the advent of a fulsome share in such prosperity
 Thus. We may have it brought home to us in a purely material sense that Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war"
 The recent activity of the Phoenix 'hamber of Commerce in the direc- ion of the marketing of Salt River Valley products. both as to the crea- ion cf demand. and the mainten- lnce of d supply. is a movement inn 'reenated with the certainty of inn lortant results. in which the financial rstitutiOns will. assuredly. share
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

a recent New York visitor. leach time I re-enter this place, I am impressed anew, with the cordial spirit. the homelike beauty and possi- biiities before the association amid such unusual surroundings.
 Only two years old, the Associa- tion has developed rapidly. Work will commence soon on q dormitOry ad- Gition, to be finished by September first, which will accommodate ten additional permanent residents.
 The board of directors is composed of a group of broad minded, we'll known and representative women, which assures a permanent work. The hospitable doors of the Associa- ticn stand wide and a cordial invi tation is extended, whether for in formation, directions, friends, help. pleasant associations. or just good time.
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The Y. ". C. A. Is Boon FOY Girls
 n Need 0f Help
(M RS. PHIlLIPS.O

 "Is there any place in this town where a girl. a stranger in the city, can stay until she can get on her feet and pay back2''
 This is one of the diverse ques- tions asked at the desk of the Y w. C. A. Queries brought out the fact that a trying situation had been brought about by> series of unfor- seen events.
 That day the hospitable doors of the Young Women's Christian Asso- ciatiOn swung wide: another girl had found a horne and friends. In a few 6ays. she had regained her poise found work and paid back" This Illustrates one phase of the many sided activities of the Young Wo- mems Christian Association, and the practical demonstration of one of it's fundamental ideals.
 Do not confound terms. The Young Women's Christian Association is not a charitable association, in the ac- cepted meaning of that term. nor is the help extended charity. In the language of another young woman: "I am so happy-you have not given to me-but you have helped me to help myself"
 In this way the Y. w. C. A. reaches out to the composite "every girl appealing to each in her own indi- yidual personal way. The girl who would but cannot. The girl who de- s!res but has not. The girl who has everything and will share. All the activities are organized to meet a corresponding desireS educational classes, the gymnasium. outdoor sports. tennis and basket ball, the cafeteria, the art and the travel club. Thimble club and social occasions. or just a quiet. restful time. witf books and magazines and music, each has ar appeal of its own. Bible classes. too. form part of the regime, for the spiritual nature also asks and receives. and the underlying prin- ciple of the organization is eX- pressed in the National Motto Not by right or by power. but by my spirit saith the Lord of Hosts.
 'Is there a Young Woman's Chris tian Association in PhoeniX?''
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is designed as fraternalism. but it might well be classed as cooperation for that Is just what it amounts to. This does not mean that the ideal member of a lodge is he who expects to reap individual profit. It means that he who truly hopes to become the best kind of a member is the man who enters the lodge with a sincere desire to benefit his feiloWman. He cannot carry cut this principle with out being benefited himself
 Some of the most successful men in the Salt River Valley are active workers in the lodges of this section. It might even be said that the real turning point that lead many of them on to success came with their identi fication with one or more of the fraternal societies of Phoenix or the surrounding towns.
 Nor is this fraternal spirit confined
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23
PhOen1x Is Proud
 Of It's Handsome Y.M.C.A. Building
(BY HARRY BLAIR)

PhponiN is prc ud of its schools
 snd civic institutions. and is also
 very proud of it's splendid Young
 Mems Christian Association, whicn
 is loc..ted in the Federal Park square.
 The building and grounds are valued
 at $150,0O0. The local association
 ranks with the best in the west. IL
 has a membership of 500. Ou the
 outdoor stadium are large cement
 tennis courts and three handball
 courts. The stadium is also used
 for an auditorium and as many as
 45OO people have attended a single meeting.
 The buildings spacious lobby with 96 magazines and periodicals, cor respondeLce tables, and social games welcome the young men as they en- ter. It $ dormitories provided a home for 4S young men away from home. The gymnasium is splendidly equip Ped and is much used by the young men and boys of Phoenix for health and body building exercise. Hun dreds of boys and men have learned tc swim in the beautiful tile lined swimming pool, which is filled with pure clear water all the time. Hot and cold baths. sanitary lockers, and clean towels are provided. The bowl ing alleys, pool and billiard rooms are much used in the winter The association maintains a lunch room under the direction of an expert caterer. Educational and Bible classes are maintained in the winter There are separate game reading and locker rooms for boys
 Hikes, games. gym, educational | and Bible classes are part of the l activities. The association is Chris 1. -ian in character but non -Sectarian, | rroviding a home for young men lway from home. Many men and i noys go to the Association for counsel , md advise. An employment depart i nent is maintained through which !
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Forty or Fifty Lodges H Valley
 Aye PyOsbeYlng
(By JAMES G. slMPsoN.)

Remove the forty or fifty lodges and other fraternal OrganiZatio that thrive and prosper in the Salt River Valley, and thfS section will have lost q valuable asset. Creating a spirit of fraternalism that in turn
 teaches cooperation in it's truest sense. these lodges have done as much as any other one influence to ad-
 vance community interest and solici-
 tude for the individual welfare of
 others. More recently has this been exemplified in the get to- gether'' gatherings of the various organiza-
 tions of the valley We find the Phthians of phoeaiX visiting sister
 lodge m Tempe. Mesa Chandler and Buckeye: We find the Odd Fellows going to the neighboring towns and
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W. C. Hornberger, j. L. Irwin. F. D. Lane, J. D. Loper, F. Munsln, J. Nj. Stewart, who employ as the executive staff:
 Harry M Blair, as general secretary.
 E. c. Fitzgelalj, a. physical di- rector.
 Robert R. Boardnan for boys work.
 Raymond F. I..tneE. as- the mem Del ship secretary.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-23

Many people ask that question be- fore leaving the old home, and after arrival in the new.
 Yes indeed, You will find it at 3O6 North Second street. Its con Gitions are unusual in their beauty. The shade trees and stately palms the cozy hooks and corners - and swings and tennis courts make an ideal summer recreation center. Saic