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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
9uIihidles

Cine NorDIdnoer nSugbes.Nalonce"
ms 2ebcu gerufen. - Sr. SoS.
q. @nrD, iun., gum Hrdlioenten
crlpdblt. - Sr. .. 6. @cllcr
Iebnte ole g8abl ob.
0ic nNiorDlon0 Sugbes.9laioncc"
wuroe gcItern glohmittng I'M DSotcl
@merion@ orgoniiirt. Sr. .. 6. @el-
Ter botte Die 8eriomnilune inn g1a-
men Der nNotionol-Suebe .9Lniancc",
mcIde in alien Stuoten dbnlicbc Or
aonilotioncn ms 9ebcn rlift 3iiont-'
men beruien uno erl1utcrte in cincr
fur8en glniprocbe oen 3ped Der gll-
liono. 9llS Sr. @eIler ais %orIiber
porgeidIoecn iuuroe, lebnte CT ob
uno erflGrte, ooB er Ole &eitung ocS
GoniiteS republifonildcr Senotoren
in &oibington ongenommcn babe.
0oroufbin wurOe Sr. Sames "
@orD, jun, einItimmig ulS Er6iioent
Der 9laion6 erm6blt. Sr. @orD mar
ocr @r6iiOent Der n@eIlcr.2i9u jun
ger Yl1nner" IN 1915 ino 1T elm
Sobn oes Srn. s. Stanley @orD unN
Gin @nfeI oes iriiberen @encrol-Boit-
heiiters Somes ". @orp. Sr. S.
g8cbiter Smitb funsirt ais tcmpord-
rer Sefret1r uno 0r. 8lanhnrO
Hnnooa olS Sdobneiiter oer9luian5-
Der YrdIioent wtrOe oitorilirt, cilt
Gomite bon feds Serren mls5uipGb-
len pelheS eineGo nltitlltion entiuer-
fen ioa. Sr. @oIen 8. Gait, Der Sor-
iiter oes repu6Iitoniiben StoatS-
Central oI-Gomite'S, mobnte OerSiblug
bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
gcrIor iciusn oicnareOpIOcr.

@cil CT ieincn 0icnircboIoer Der.
loren bate, milBte gcItcrn Eoli5iit
Soiepb u. @boIcu pom norooitlibcn
IiItrift Dor ocn goli5ci-GomniliGrcn
eri1einen imo cine grflGrllng obgc.
ben. @balen cr51bltc ocn @omulii-
idrer, ooB CT al cincm iencr ireicn
Gage IN eihem ofienen StraBepbobn-
waggon aili Dem @ege nod 6oltc
eiuiblief uno oaB CT Damn ipdtcr ict3
ncn Hebolper berniBte. CT puroe be-
olritroet iidb iofort cinen nclen
TieniireDoloer, Der $i5 foIiet, oii8u.
idoffcn ouBeroem wuroen ibnl ols
Strofe fiinf Gage llrIau6 ecItri6en.
9entide, OeiterrcidildJc nn6 llmga.
ride Sricgsaulcibeu.
100 Wlart nuO 1009rOncn onfiuarts.
Sbcu. $. 9icncr e. gu.,
217 OF.galtimUrc.Str.
(W4drat3-) .,hnsnAs1la
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
germaatMiKe

,yn ocm 1ciioment Der am 20.
Suli pcriiorbcncn 8rou GitcIa e.
&orfDcimcr finO folgcnOc 8ermddt.
niic ousacicgt. us5Sroclitiihc @oDl-
tbdtialciiS. ecicaidoiten" $500, Dt,
iiIir 9. @ciBen6crgcr in Geuiihlano
$500. Goua s. Selling in Detroit
$4,000. brau 2ino Selling uno Sri.
Ncle gloDinion III Detroit ic 5000.
Icr @cit oc8 @crmogens iitrmtcr bic
0rei @6bnc. Sad g., 8ertbolo imo
0cnrD @orlbcimer Dertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
GOn3crt in Carrot -Nsarf"

DaS 4;rogramm fir Oas CONCERT
Scr itdotii6en 4arf.aapelle unter
Seitlng BON Brof. Ganiel 6elomann
IN Dem .Garroa.@art" beute 9lbeno
bon 12S bis 10 llbr 1T pie folet:
Ulorih. Baltimore Centennial" 6crberi.
2, lueriiire 8i aDi6icr uno 8duer Gnppe
3. eecciiDn aus a5irn0elln" .,.... f5loioip
a Eouibcrn Ylaniniion Gongs Gonicrno
B. Irin fig poboe, en8liibcs Corn ~
0lariuclte ............... qleciboben
tcb. 0ruclt Bbilipp. Gilbert unO
96inidm SidQc)
o. 9bmpbOulc gir unO yir 2.... Enlbb
2. C3robe mnllfaliibc Beri0icocnbeii
28ernibnl
8. I0na. aVnriicnnc" "..............R Rina
9. tllg 5nHonbsNtcocr ........... 6illmore
10 yloriD. ~Qan6s acroB ibe Sca" Sanln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

Stootsgeiesge6umg ieIbit, oagenein
giiltige &egeln aiIf5liiienen, nod De-.
nen Die 9lbid5dblneen fir geiieue.
riitgs5lUede borgcnontnen peroen
ioIcr.
Sn Baltimore gi6t eS Orci beridie.
oene Stclerrotcn ollf 2onO ~ 1. fir
Die Stoot, 9 fir goritdotc unO 8.
fir ons 2ono.
Ger Stoot iie6t cine beionocrc
alofe iiir Mertbpopicre Dor, oic fcIie
Is Gcutsratc, imo oic goufen i'm
Stoote boben cine oIecneiuc Rate
bon 81.
goriibcnocr u. q. @ormon bon
Der Stcuerbc6oroe iagtc unter SInoc.
rem:
oGie glftc bon 1916, aopitel 620,
pcrfiigte mIr ii6er bic @e5o6luna Der
Giniddter uno 'oic Soften Ger Neu.
ciuiddsimg, ruo DcrIanqte, Dab oic
SolllllD : 0olllln1rc Elonc QliSnr.
bcitcu iollten BUR gleuobIbabuuo, mic
es bic sIfte BON 1914 boracle6cn bat.
te, nuO Die 9lfte go6 c6enfoas ser
Staots Stcuer gc6orOc oicDlod5t,
Oieic Goridriitcn uno gcltimnungcn
eeltcnO 81 mnHeu.
Inter Oen beIte6enoen @eicbcn
fam irgeno cine eroBe Corporation
VliIlionen BON Collars gum yot
grobcr 9Inlogcn, an irqenO cinent
Nlabe in MarpImo ouseebcn, mo
oieIeS @iaentbm fonnte nitbt oboe.
lfdbt imo in oie 6fientIidcn giider
cingctra1cn ucroen neil ole StaotS.
@cicBgebnugs @eborOe cs pernoh-
ldiiigt fat, oueenein oiiItige W1et6o-
ocn 6iI beItimmeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

Gnen irii0cn 500 iano @iaiom
gebcaiIcg, IA Sabre alt bon 9ir.
3i38. 8oit.2lpcuuc. 4iaiam par
Bel Der ..gaDiion Chemical So IN
Guriis goD anacitcat ino 6ei ieincr
gcIdditianna i'm 0ritteu Siodluerf
ma6ic cr cincn 8ebIiriit mo iicl
ourd cine 9uIc. Gr piiroc 6cipuBt.
los alliqrbobcn mo ioiort nod Dem
NarDlano @cncral SoipitoI gebra6t,
100 er nod eincr baIbcn Stlmoc ltarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
staatsitencr.gUrIanc mmaiItia.

ShNA ~trINJtSff'o ~~R eONF%Cffff'
ais imconltitutioncIl erllGrt. -
Gerporrene Soblogc. @enn
OoS Expectations @cridt i'm iel.
ben Siunc entIHeiOet, f0nucn fei-
ne Stootsiteuern coaeftirt luer-
Oeu. - Soldre fir @ouoerneiir,
Olidter etc. iperOen niHt be5oblt.
Gie Stats Steuer @ommiIiion
iogt oaB I'M Sale Die Gnti6cionn1
ocs @erihtS6ofes in 8reoerid alif-
redjt crbaIten miro, cine Ncuo6lbd.
bung bon Gigcnt6um iiit Stootc Ylo-
rplonO ni1t MIR inmogli1 gemddt
miro, ionOern diid, ooB oos ein3ie-
ben Der Steuern ouf iebt beItebenoeu
9I6ib0bungen itngeiebIid it, unO
Dob feline Stelicrn fir Oos Ialfenoe
Sobr er6oben iperoen fonneL fails
Die 9lnipriide, 90 lofole ODER ltoot.
Iide, I'M @eriht oneefohtcn ipcrocn
ioatcn. Ger 6ou miro notiirlib Dor
Oos StootS glppelotionsgeri1t &C.
brndt perOen; ioIlte Oieies Die Gnt-
iAeioung oes @ericbtes in 6reoerid
beiiGtigct Damn bleibt ais eiit5ige
2oIung Der 6roge mir cine SPECIAL.
Sibung Der SiaatSgeieB6e6ung bon
Diorblono iibrig.
Eie Gerworren6eit l6eint ouf fol.
genOe gIrt entItonOen 81 iein:
Die Yerfnliung entbicIt Dor 1915
oieie 9eItimmimg:
n9lae YerIonen in WlorDlono, Die
Oort Giecntbum i'm gelib bobeu, fol-
len 81 Oen 0ffeutliben Stcueru i'm
Ger6oltniB Oes t1ntiddIihen Mer-
tbes beitrngcn.~
Gle @eiebgc6lng bon 1914 nobn
cin glmenOement an, pel6es bonn
goIfc ourdb ole @o6I i'm Sabre 1915
gutge6eibcn luurOe. Ties 9lmenoe-
mcnt perdnoertc ooS @eieb, ioOaB es
iebt bcibt:
vgic Staotsgeicbge6img ioa Oird
olgcmcin oiiltige ylegeln cine &C.
trenute glbid6eung bon 9onO nnO
aloliififotion iopobI, ais Snb-alol.
iififntion bon &erbeiierungcn nno
perionIides Gigent6itm onorOnen, 10
nie eS oneemelien eri1cint.
Gie Iebte @cIesae6lng bon 1916
iebte feline 9lcgeIn icit Cine gorIoge
muroe eingereicbt, Inn cine aloIiiii.
fotion feit5uieben. Gieielbe wuroc
bonn Senat ongenonlmen, o6er bonn
Sduie ain letter Gage Der Sibung
obgele6nt. geomte Der Stoots. Steu.
er-Gommiiiion iogen ooB oie Borlo.
&c BON Der Goninliiiion uuteritiibt
porOen iei o6cr Dab oieicIbe lueoer
oomals, nod iest ols notbiuenOig fir
cine neuc Gigcutbums 9l6iddeitus
6etrn1tet ipuroe.
gei Der iebt in 6reoerid abgege6e.
lnen GntideiOung erfldrte Der aus
9iidtcr llrner, bonn gerilfungs @e-
ri6t, uno oen bciiibenOen 9li6tern
@eter BON WlontgomerD uno @ort6.
hinuton bon eSreoerif 6eItehen0e sc.
,ridts6of:
GoS glmenoemeut bejpedt, Dab
oos 2ono nuo oic onrauf beiinoli6en
BerbeIicrlingcn cin5eln obgeibdet
unO OoBI Nerbeileruneen uno perI0n-
IibeS @igentbnni nod BON Der @eIeb-
gebling borgeihrie6enen 9leihortigen
&egcln flniiiii5irt iperoen iollen. Die
Oorouf 6ejiiglide 8orihriit oes Yol,
fes, tpie lie Oos bonn @olfe angenoi1,
mene 8erioiiungs glmenoeihent bor'
iiebt lit flor rnO uniibertrogbor. Sit
| ibafftVcrpflibtugen Die eincn aus
gelproden gelebgcberiiden Stempel
Iitrogen mo mclcbe Oesbalb nidt iiber'
traglrngsfo6ig iinO.
GeSbol6 lit es oie Bflidt Del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
9us crluurtctc llmtcrIccbuUt.


@iclc pi0erIpredenOe 0a6ri6ten in
llnlauf geiebt - 9teip 2onOon
Iogt, Oob es BORT ieOcn 9(u9enblid
erportct miro. - Ole 2iigenbe.
ridte aus 2on0on bon Scr D9[lo.
ciirteu 9reiie" oufecocdt. Seine
goAridt bon Der Bremen"
Die ermartete glnfinit oes Inter
ieebootes Bremen" bcitbdftigt Oie
eau5e omerifonii1c Ereilc, unO &c.
iiern gIbeuo trof aus SEEM 9onoon
W2dii, Die 0Iodridt Elm, ooB Oie
Bremen" bort ieoen 9litgen6lit er.
portet perOen fonnc. neil Ger 6o.
fenmeiIter Gbos. u. Scott mitgetbeilt
bo6e, OoB ieine goufirmo ben Con.
trait fir Den 9oit zines groBen 2o-
gergolies ouf Der ltodiliHcn @crfte
erbalten bo6c. gr CAB 5mor ole gto.
men ser 9liiItrogge6cr nidt an, Oa
er ni6t niiie, fir men es beIiimmt
lei. slber Die 3eiting n9letp Con.
Don Cap" oer6ifeniIihtc Die ienio-
tioneGc 9indritbt, oob Die DGoItcrn
6orluorOing Co. Die Stoot gum
Suupt6nfen fir Oie lluterice6ootc
MAIDEN tuoae, lno Oos llnterIee6oot
Bremen" ieOen 9lugenblid cintrcf-
fen fonnc.
Eie 9odridt 1T ebenfoas e6enIo,
iuie biele onOere aus Ser 2ilft eegrii-
fen oenn iuic fam Oos llnterIeeboot
Bremen" miiien oob es in O1eip
SonOon cin SagerbouS iinoet, oos
nod gar nidt gcbout iIt2 @r. 1enrp
o.. Silfcn lebnte cs n6, irgeno pelbc
9emcrfungen ii6er ole @eriiHte 81
MAIDEN.
SIN lle6riecn trof geiiern nidt sic
geringite Rodridjt bon ocm crworte-
ten llnterieeboot elm, uno es 1T nibt
ousgeihloilen, OoB Die rgrcmen" erlt
Damn bon iid borcn IdBt, ipenn lie IN
Der Gbeiopeote 8oi li6er 1T Dor oen
britiiden &riegSldiifcn.
DaS 2iigengcnebe BETA.
tigt.
Tic eeiiern bonn .TeutIben Gorre.
iponOent" gcmodtc 9lneobe, ooB Die
iiber Oeu Sceon gefobeltcn Tepei6en
iiber oas ocltibe llntericeboot ,g]rc.
men" aus Der 9uit aeeriifen Ieien,
ipuroe ourdb Die foIeenoe 9epeIbc
Der uSlIiocciirtcn Breiic~ aus 9onOon
beltdtigt:
oSonoon, 8, 9luenIt. II Ger
in Den Der. Stoaten eeItern ber0i-
fentIidtc 9eridjt, OoB oas oeutlde
llnterIeeboot Bremen olif Dem
gBcge nod glmerita geInnfen iei, err
idien nidt I'M ngdrliuer Goge6lutt"
pie in Der Gepeicbe ongcgebcn tprr-
DC, Ionoern inn r8erner Eaeeblott~,
mo oicic 8citune iaete MIR, 0aB cs
III oglid iei onB Die Bremen"
Oiird eineu llnfaa an Der 0toidiuc-
rie gcilnlfen Icin fonnte. @eocr in
Sonoon, nod in 9lmIterOam oOer I'M
Saae iii etipas Oariiber befonnt."
Sans ungIoublid.
Appleton, g9iSc., 8. gluguIt.-
Gas llnterieeboot Bremen" miro
cine 9(n5obl SolOuten ans 9(merifa
natb Geldihlano brin0cn 10 beiBt es
in einem gricic bonn oeitiIden Gou-
iul in Stem Dorf an iSrco. @erb.
6reo @erb, Mil6eIm ScmIing lmo
eSofob SScB iuuroen bonn 0eutlben
Goniul dngcpieIen iid iofort in
yaau Dorf 5u nielocn mo iic 0urh
Ole Bremen" nod QeutIhlan0 qc.
6radt ipcrOen ioacn. s(ue Crei Iino
lett orei Sabrcn i'm 2anoc imo Itam-
men bon oelitiden 9lOcISfomiIien ob.
Gos oentibe @eicb fdrcibt Dor, bob,
menn Oieie W2Gnner erIt na6 Dem
Striege nod Deutlblono 5uriidfe6ren.
| ihr QnuA coufi91irf n,irA tnA gie in q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
llntrrLaIhtnne.g .gpenlueiier.

,.@aHcln" 0inb Rotione H. C. gcaniics".
spippUbtomr" Sanbcblue u. Nanoclbllocr.
a3ilvef ~ patt" Nucrlei 80lisbeluli'
4uuQCu.
,,tan ebore Qnri"-Nuerlei llnierbaliunacn.
,,NiunuH CAT 4nfi"-Wucrlei llnicr0nliunAcn.
1ulMcher Bead 4d0lib @Iinrlioncn pei
Dnmplcr ngouic"
Ogeinpeate Ncam Ld0li0 @rlurncnen pct
4dmplct nEfcnnlano".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
EcIearaplildler gpcilcr6eridlt.

glus 0en iibri1cn BnIT0cS.Wetters
@cobadtuugs. .Stationen purOen Die
olqcnocn bo6iten Eenperaturen
bic nm s llbr ociicrn glbcno berid.
ten berihtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
Gdiifsfnrtem

non umo mad Gcutidlono imc
cciierrcid.llnaarn iibcr 9lottcroant
auo Ncp-Norf. 0jcloicnoimgcn nah
GlrQpnl
9hco. 8. 3icucr & So,
2i7 CiyaItmOrc-Str,
(yidraia-l 243 SiiO.%Tuurmay'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
Uriunlp( 0e6 OcnIIl5en ficOe6.
2siefenRafter 28efu6 oes
,,2tiperpiew=2 2gorRs."
9as IufaIe sdneerief Gin GROCER GrfoIo.

SdOus @ccr nnO gutter @ans. @utOr Sn SUmunn 6ct
rcbner. eefreta SlObcrt Sec 1Vupur Wuu
GarI Gents brOd crnE gUrOaicu eauscrbuuOcS"
cauNioeS Cmen fir OaS nadac samscrcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
GunnenalIi. Mnb llnteraana.
ylntb.
gnctieransN NdltCM.

Sir DQorDlono un0 Den Iiitrift
Columbia bcrtc tlor uno noroUcit-
Iid)c &ifoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
gnnbes. .2epariemeni fiir eanblnirt1.
ldlnfi-gPei Vnrcnn.
WrridIt be5 WaItimOrc Wettcr6mrcans

Ger 6eudtieIeitsgcboIt Der 2nit
mar Ga gSro0ent INN s llbr 02orgeus
uno SO Bro5cnt nm 8 llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

DC beiBe gBeac ilber 0en lliitle'
rem g8ciicn pcr5iebt iid) nad Dem
yorOofcn uno gcbt IN Den Ddcon
binons. Sir oen noroliden Ebcil
oltlid bonn Dliifiiippt6lnB miro eS
fir sic noditen Gage idoncs tIarcs
g9ciier nit ioiiongcmdber Eempero'
iiir 9cbcn Sn Der oberen Scc'yte'
gion miro cs ctlpos wdrmer merocn
Sir bcutc iinO noroliAe 8inoe IA
Qlusiiht gcitcat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10
GORert an Der 9sbiIa6elpbiu. nnO
qnfcmunh.gLncnnc.

1ie Sta0t.SlnpeIle Oes Yrof. 8.
q. Steinualo bat fit oas CONCERT
an Der Gdc bon @bilnoelpbia- imO
Sotcuooo-9lpemue beutc glbeno bon
8 bis laii llbr iolgcuoes @roeronm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-10

r. V0rih, ay0lcionia" ............ pafe
z. Nuperilre. .Rdnpn" ......... Gcrolo
=. Eclciiiou aus aOlarlinnid" .. 2Nallncc
a. Nieber llr 0ornei a@ne 3 yorQci".
~iSor WI eicrniiD', 81. gBlulant 3ops
pcr ,..................... 3cHoben
Q. celeiilon aus .sIodai BET Gormanoie",
Nlduquciic
q. 4rdnmcrci .................. GGDnmaiut
Ian5.0inW
Il YH0idcr. Kobe cputf6 ........ 0oAmnnu
3. enc 1iep, - NoDc Don" ........ @ilberf
o. piduuiic
10 Jnr Iroi. .Qrciib 9nbh" ... 9lIfibne
~. Walker. o1lpefi Remembrance" ct. Gldir
i2. Baltimore Gnr baltimore.
i3. a1i0r 1pnnaeo N0nncr."
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Lady Bootlegger Is
 Arrested at Douglas

"Please don't lock my daddy up, I did it. He was not to blame," pleaded comedy Mrs. Mable Watson of Bisbee, the first respectable white woman to be arrested on a charge of introducing whisky into Arizona, with Sheriff Wheeler and Judge Maclay, Saturday night, when the woman threw herself on the mercy of the court and with her arms around her aged father asked that he be not sent to jail.
 Mrs. Watson and her father, both of Bisbee, were arrested near Lee sta ton as they were coming by automo- bile into Douglas with 25 gallons of whiskey in jugs and bottles.
 When they were stopped, Mrs. Wat son, whose husband works in the mines near Bisbee, told the officers that she had 25 gallons of whisky.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Trouble for Apache Sheriff

D. B. Baca, the Springerville mer- chant who was convicted in the county court of selling intoxicating liquors in defiance of the laws of the land, has carried the case up to the supreme court. We understand also that he has instituted a suit for damage in the sum of $25,000 against Sheriff Jacob Hamblin, the complaint alleg- ing that the sheriff arrested him with out due authority on New Mexican soil. The outcome of these cases will be awaited with much interest.-St. Johns Observer.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Homesteader DecIared Insane

A man named Wautenberg was taken in custody by the officers of the city last week, who was suffering temporary Arrangement, and given a hearing before a commission, who ordered him committed to the asylum at Phoenix. MT. Wautenberg, we un- destand, has until recently been hold ing down a claim in Coconino county, and financial worries is probably re- sponsible for his unfortunate condi- ton. He leaves a family in almost destitute circumstances. - Winslow Mail
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
DR. LOWELL ID LECTURE
 BEFORE PHOENIX CLUB

Owing to the fact that Dr. Lowell's lecture on the necessity or otherwise of general amendment of the immi- grafton laws of the United States, which is to be delivered at the Uni versity club dinner Thursday evening, can be heard by the members of the club only, the doctor has been per- suaded to repeat the address at the Cathedral house on Friday evening.
 It is felt that the subject is of such wide importance that the views of a man so well qualified to speak on it as is the director of the Flagstaff ob- servatory should have a general hear ing.
 To this end, the mems club has induced Dr. Lowell to give the address where everyone interested may hear it and he has consented to speak at the Cathedral house on Friday.
 Dr. Lowell is an authority on this que ton having spent many years in the Far East, particularly in Japan. His book "The Soul of The East" is a recognized authority on the subject of which it treats and his lecture will be based on first hand information.
 The lecture will begin at 8 o'clock and the public is cordially invited to be present and hear the learned as- tronomer speak on a subject so vital to every American interest.-Phoenix Gazette.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
HOMESTEADERS MAY
 NOW HOLD 32O ACRES

Word has been received from Wash ington at the federal land office of the designation under the enlarged home stead act of a number of tracts of land. Under this act each homestead CT will be permitted to take 320 acres instead of 160.
 The land designated includes twelve sections in townships il and 42 north, range west, right on the Utah line in Mohave county, and approximately nine sections in townships IT, IS, 20, 22, 23 south, ranges 20, A, 26 and 27 east, southern part of Cochise county.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Now Feels Entirely We'll

Those who have backache, rheuma- tism, stiff and swollen joints or other symptoms of kidney trouble will be interested in a statement from A. H. Francis, Zenith, Kas., who writes: "I had severe pain in my back and could hardly move. I tried several remedies with no results. I took about two-thirds of 50c box of Foley Kid ney Pills and now feel entirely we'll" Middle-aged and older men and women whose kidneys are weakened find these safe pills give relief from sleep-disturbing bladder ailments. Will Marian Pharmacy.--Advertise- ment.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
JONES, HE REvERSES
 THE SUPREME COURT

Notwithstanding the opinion of the state supreme court allowing the i'm portation of liquor into Arizona foi personal use, it cannot be brought ir by common carriers such as express companies and railroads, according to statement made by Attorney Gene ral Wiley Jones.
 Jones contends that it can only be brought in by the person who is to use it. Common carriers must pro- tect themselves, he says.
 'F'or instance, the Wells Fargo Ex- press company has no right to bring in liquor and deliver it to third party. That would be giving or dis posing of liquor, which is prohibited by the state prohibition law" said Jones.
 'The supreme court decision simply deals with the case of man who brought some wine into the state. He bought it outside himself. The ex- press company did not deliver it to him. The question of common car rier delivering liquor was not passed upon by the court.
 "While a man may order it he may be protected by the personal use de- cision. If the common carriers could bring it in it would be opening up the traffic again. W. J. Sturgeon whose case was decided by the supreme court, did not receive that wine from anyone inside the state. If the ex- press company delivers intoxicants to anyone there would be an exchange of liquor within Arizona which is pro- hibited by the prohibition amendment.
 Whenever the express company delivers it to another party I claim there is an offense committed. The court has not passed on any such question. They simply passed on the question of man going outside the state, buying it outside, and bringing it back in his suitcase"
 Agent John has not as yet received instructions from either the railroad or express company to receive liquor shipments as yet.
 It would appear from General Jones' opinion that if person allowed porter to hand him his suit case, and it contained any liquor, the owner thereof violates the law.
 This brilliant legal opinion should amuse the legal fraternity very much.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Can't Compound Trouble

Convicts out on parole have no right to get married, according to an opinion of Attorney General Wiley Jones today in the case of Neil Broad ed who has already taken the matri- monial step. "Convicts cannot enter into a marriage contract when they have lost their citizenship" said Jones. "I have ordered Broaded back to pri- son. He got married with the full knowledge that it was illegal"
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

A large force of men are at work trying to save a number of the largest of the trees which were blown down by the recent severe storm. These trees are being raised, and fastened by means of cables, in the hope that they will again take root, and live for some years to come. The results are doubtful, but it is to be hoped that the efforts of the gardeners and other men at work will prove successful.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
6 N. A. N. SCHOOL NOTES

The Literati society is to enter tain the Adelphian society on Feb. 22. This will be the first time that the two societies have met together. The Literati society has prepared splend- id program for the occasion, consist ing of music, speaking, singing, and dancing, most of which is character istic of Washington's time.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Who Is the Belgian?

An aged man claiming to be Bel gian and speaking French, answering to the name of Eugene H. Martin, is in Phoenix, Arizona. He is evidently mentally deranged. Any facts re- garding his relatives or history will be gratefully received.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES,
 By c. G. GILCHRIST.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Fox Trots Now

"They say" remarked the spinster "that the woman who hesitates is lost"
 Lost is not the proper word for it, growled the fussy bachelor at the pedal extremity of the table. "She's extinctw
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
Urgent Invitation

Herbert c. Smith left for Flagstaff Monday morning in charge of depu- ty sheriff of Coconino county to an- swer to a charge of horse stealing.- Phoenix Gazette.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

The big intersociety contest is to take place on Feb. 29th. Much rival ry and enthusiasm is being shown by the members of both societies and a close decision is expected. Debating, singing, playing, declaming, and ex- temporaneous speaking are to be the main events.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

Preaching was we'll attended last Thursday night. I don't remember what the text was, but it seemed to be preached for the benefit of the cowboys.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

MT. Dud Thomas made trip to the Wagner ranch to transact some busi- ness with the Justice of the Peace.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

plasters that make corns pop-eyed have only made your corns grow faster just hold your heart a moment and figure this: Put two drops at once. You can put your shoe and stocking on right over it. The corn is doomed. It makes the corn come on clear and clean. It's the new. easy way. Nothing to stick or press on the corn. You can wear smaller shoes. You'll be joy-walker. No pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes.
 "Gets-It is sold by druggists every where, 25c bottle. or sent direct by E Lawrence 6 Co. Chicago. Ill.
 Sold in Flagstaff and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by the Hunter Drug Co. and Will Marian Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18
No Collections

Young man (dining with his girl:) Waitress, may we have spoon here?
 Waitress: Why, yes, sir; go ahead, if you don't mind people around.
The Coconino sun., 1916-02-18

The Bachelor Girls gave a Leap Year dance at Kolb's studio late last week, having as guests all the men in the Canyon. Dancing was begun at nine-thirty, and lasted until the early morning. Leap year dances are usu- ally given for the purpose of bringing eligible men and women together, but the reason for this one was not stated in the program.