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Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
POLISH THRONE IS CLAIMED

A claim which raises the whole interesting ques- tiOn of Poland and it's prospects of reestablishment as d independent state is made by Polish noble- Prince Paul Riedeski living in Bath.
 Prince Riedelski, who describes himself as the direct descendant of King Boleslaw the Bold, claims De the only real heir the throne Poland
 His reputed ancestor accommodated by the pope and forced flee Huneary he died obscure death. His offense bears almost identical resemblance to that of Henry II, for like the latter king, Boleslaw either murdered directly or responsible for the murder of stan slaus bishop of Cracow, at almost the time that Thomas Beckett killed :n England. In case, too, the murder committed the victim was reading mass in the cathedral-London Chron- cIa
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
Good Starring Point

The new Rockefeller industrial plan, approved at Pueblo last Saturday at meeting of mine officers and miners, and before the miners on refer endum for their acceptance a perfect working agreement is, at least excellent starting point toward solution of the disastrous labor problems that have kept Colorado turmoil for many years. says the Deseret News of Salt Lake. Doubt less it can be improved upon, but its weak points will only appear after it has been tested. Nothing more satisfactory all concerned, would seem could be drawn up.
 representatives of the miners some of them men who have been strikers themselves. appears to equitable in every sense, guaranteeing the em- ployes rights and privileges essential to their well being and securing to the operators rights priv ileges which are essential to the conduct their business Ample provision is made for the settle ment of disputes and the demands the men are met for eght-hour day underground. Radical unionsts will find fault it on the ground that it surrenders principles which a long and bitter struggle has been made On the other hand. radicals the side of capital will be alarmed by what will appear them to be a surrender to the "en- emy." If there has been surrender by both sides, it is undoubtedly what the industrial system has needed. In these contentious there is justice on both sides. there is injustice both sides, and there must be disposition to give and take before an equitable settlement may be reached. The Roc1e- fener plan have said, is excellent begin ming. and hope bring about a clement of the labor troubles in neghbor state.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS
THE WOhAN NEXT DOOR
 COMES ID THE LION

George Kleine's recently completed film version of Owen Davis 'The Wo- man Next Door," which is the attrac- tion at the Lion theater today is a rare example of the cameras ability, properly directed, to reflect the strongest emotions of the heart Miss Irene Fenwick, the dainty, slender. little star of Al Woods great Broad way success, The Song of Songs" has never before had a vehicle so well suited to her powers or one in which she felt so much at home as the role of Jenny Gay in The WO- man Next Door The timid gentle, pathetic figure of the socially ostra- cized actress appeals strongly for sympathy and early in the action wins for Miss FenWick a warm place in the heart of the audience. In the opinion of well informed film men, Miss Fenwick's work in The Woman Next Door marks her as great an artist of the screen as she already is of the so-called legitimate stage.
 In addition to the delightful work of Miss Irene Fenwick in the leading role, the entire production is charac- terized by the usual Kleine lavishness in matters Of supporting casts, eX- QCISIIe SetOlllS9' etC' <APPS'Ni iiiS Ni
 Miss Fenwick in The Woman Next Door are such well known Broad way stars as Ben L. Taggart, Richie Ling, Lawson Butt and Della Connor. The Woman Next Door is founded on the stage play by Owen Davis which had great vogue throughout the country a few years ago. The Woman Next Door, is filmed in five reels and is the first of the new Kleine Edison Features at the Lion and one will be shown each week. always on Fridays and saturdays.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
The Coliseum

When the Southern Rose Buds pre- sented another rip-roaring farce comedy last night, they scored an other big hit with a large and ap- preciative audience. Boy Wanted proved to be one of those don't miss it. shows. Jess Button, the walking graveyard, was there in a part that fit him like Q size 3S frock coat on a portly western senator, and of course, Lee Harrison, the leading comic out did himself once more. Lee has an offer to do his funny stuff in front of a movie camera, but he cant accept yet, until he sees some more of Ari- zona.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
Two Biq Pictures at Lamara

The Lamara theater has two big pictures on the program for the last two days Of the week. They are Judy Forgot" with the incompara ble Marie Cahill in the leading role, and Neal of the Navy" showing the seq ond episode of this great serial in which Lillian Lorraine and William Courtleigh. The last installment showed the two as children but now they are grown up and Neal is real sailor on board one of Uncle Sam's warships fighting for his coun- try. The picture gives a splendid op- portunity to see the workings of the splendid. though small navy of Uncle sam. The pictures were made with the consent of the L. s. navy depart ment.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
Arizona's Fairs

The Northern and Southern Arizona Fairs to be held Tt Prescott and Tucson, respectively deserve the unstinted support of the sections the state which they designed to advertise and whose people they to entertain. As has we'll proven in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, whose state fairs have international reputa- ton. the county and district fairs when properly managed and generally supported prove to be the best sort of feeders for the state fairs. The agement of local competition between stock rasers.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
FORGED TO BUY CHILD DRESS

Admitting she posed a police matron and forged checks for trifling sums, Helen Fahl, years old. pretty widow pleaded guilty tempted forgery in the second degree recently and remanded for sentence. The penalty for the offense is not more than five years in prison.
 Mrs Fahl said she used the money to educate daughter, who is years old, to provide a fine dress for the girls first communion, she would look nice the her little girls. Fahl dressed neatly in spotless White, and she looked straight at Judge Dike when she told her story She tried hard to maintain her composure but finally broke down and wept.-Brooklyn Eagle
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

On reliable information have it that in the early days Arizona that sudden death sometimes participants in that famous indoor sport draw poker We certain that the untimely de- mise O players never occurred did that of a George Bennacn of Perry Iowa, while sitting in poker social last Thursday. At three in the morning, after a rather exciting evening" George dealt three aces, and in the draw found the other one-spot. It much for him. and he fell When the cards this way>i Tn old Arizona days. there killing, all right, but without harmful effect the gentleman who held the similar pasteboards.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

In the recent pronunciamento of the All-States Society is attempt file a lien the cli- of the Salt River valley appropriate the charms and wes thereof to its emuous poses The Chamber of Commercey be it known inherited from the Board of Trade all public rights title and interest in the aforesaid remarkable and unsurpassed climate. We trust therefore, that the An-States Society, early recognizing the priority rights of the discoverers will proper from the acknowledged guardian before exposing said delectabe climate to the perls and temptations lined.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
AFTER THAT HE MUST STOP

Here, my dear" said the husband, producing his purse, here is $50 l playing cards in the smoking last night. You may have buy that dress you wanted" Reluctantly the conscien- wife took the money; then said. with presson of rigid rectitude: 'I simply shudder at thought of using money gained in such way
 Henry, promise that after you have enough for to buy the hat to go with the dress will again touch those awful cards don't want my husband to become a gambler"
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
Amus-U

Two clever offerings will be screened at the Amus-U today and tonight. Billie Richie the only rival of Chaplin is seen in a sparkling comedy full of real fun and employing the famous pajama girl for the Universal studios. With the comedy will be shown a clever dra- ma in which the theme takes tte movie lover to the shore where men go down to the sea in ship. It is tale of the salt and is said to be a well told story of love, hate and adventure.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

Dr. Thomas H. Norton, the federal
 dye expert and head of the dyestuff bureau established by the depart. mert of commerce, has just gone to. New York to begin accelerating the. development of the dyestuffs in. dustry of the United States. Dr..
 Norton says the United States is now. on the eve of a great awakening in, the making of dyes and that it is his! opinion that when the war in Europe
 is over this country will be in Q posi-
 tion to supply all O. Europe with just assgood dyes as Germany has been
 sending here. -. /
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
FARMING BY MAIL

A concern advertises to teach farm ing by mail. At first thought it ap- pears that farming by mail might suit the requirements of a lot of men who talk about going back to the Plain Dealer.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
PENROD TO THE STAGE

Announcement is made that Penrod Booth Tark- ngtons inimtable boy character, is soon to be the stage MT. Tarkington, it is understood, is busy make the dramatiZation of the book himself but has accorded that privilege to George c. Tyler who will arrange Penrod into four-act comedy and who promises that it will be played by
 boy, just like the described in the stories. Already several managers have applied for dramatic rights
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
KEY TO SUCCESS

Overflow did Lite1y overcome Gotrox's objections to him as a pros pective son-in-law?
 Ryer-He taught him a new dance step.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
GoosEY

Europe is said to be carefully watching United States steps in Mex ico. In all probability with the inn pression that they are more or less goose -steps-Chicago Herald.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
MAR NOTE

The finding of hoard of ancient gold by trench diEgers on the French firing line will make trench digging hereafter easier than ever.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15
(Ume@ms@red Sense
 and Nonsense

 l There once lived a maid, so some body said. Who wanted an aeroplane BAD: And a wealthy wooer, Who lived next woor, The price of the darn thing had. So the fiancee, dug up the pay, And bought the maiden one, When grief and ruin began a breWin' For this wealthy -of-a-gun. For in the sky did the maiden fly And the flivver she kept in the air Till every cent of his dough was spent,
 In keeping the thing in repair. When she'd squandered his tin, she
 rubbed it in, and another fellow
 she wed,
 And they both took a trip on this
 aerial ship,
 But they landed too quick, and
 they're dead"
 All of which shows us that when we are up in the air" we should be careful in the selection of a landing place. A whole lot of men work up good paying LITTLE business, they make good money at it, but they want MORE, so they plunge and plunging generally has a mighty hard 'lightin attached to it. When you plunge, you are going to land some where and the landing is what usual ly gets your goat.
 We are not satisfied with enough We must have more, we must ex- pand. Maybe the business you are it has reacHed it's limit. Maybe it won't stand eXpansion-if it won't you become a busted community that's all.
 And when you plunge, and lose it is mighty hard to get the LITTLE business back-you lose out all to- gether.
 The way it seems now, the man. agers want to pick the committee themselves. That's all right-any- thing for a conference-those women and children in the mining camps ought to be represented, however. THEY are the important part of the program. Nothin' movin.
 Judging from the Iady's picture Woodrow Wilson has pretty good taste-right likely lookin widder.
 Guess money IS loosening up a little. A man paid me $1.15 yester- day that he had owed for twelve years. There is nothing startling in the fact that he paid the money the remarkable thing is his MEM ORY. There are men right in Phoe- nix, and if you loan them money they will forget it in twenty four hours. Had it occur to me.
 If a committee of strikers WIVES called on the managers at Fl Paso the strike matter would be settled RIGHT NOW. The strikers could not make it understood that they needed more wages half so clearly as their wives could-women have lot more sense than men have any way-give them a chance.
 That game of "runnin' the home" is a monotonous stunt at best It gets mighty stale when you have to hit it up, without variation, for a number of years. I never was woman-but if I was I'd untangle from that home" deal mighty sud- den. Voting is all right. but I'd have something to say about OTHER things too-Carl Hayden, notwith- standing.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

greener in the country. The eyer in
 teresting Hearst Selig Weekly com pletes a very well balanced six part program. Shows at 7:15 and o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

Woodrow Wilson has pretty good taste-right likely lookin' widder.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

If a committee of strikers WIVES called on the managers at Fl Paso the strike matter would be settled RIGHT NOW. The strikers could not make it understood that they needed more wages half so clearly as their wives could-Women have a lot more sense than men have any way-give them a chance.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-15

The way it seems now, the man. agers want to pick the committee themselves. That's all right-any thing for a conference-those women and children in the mining camps ought to be represented however. THEY are the important part of the program. Nothin movin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

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