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KING SENDS COINCIDENCE
Anhrcw Bonsr Law Dispatches a
similar Message.
'%tecioi 'dhi" beSpdtch to THr ST.:

Io.p"N. Feb +-king George sent a
mo ~" .uf coincidence to-day to the
''oF"rnor -i'uoral of Canada, at Ottawa,
II connection with the burning OF the
bon lrpn Parliament buildings.
''drrW louar Law sent Il similar
1. pat 10 ON tohalf Of the Government
message uf tho Minister for the
i".n.os follows
hit'. n to express my profound sym
pa. with the Government and people OF
a' ri' IN tn" gray" disaster they have
,'h'r'l ov Tn" destruction by fire OF tine
a.. t0I"li buildings at Otta wa. !
'''ro.Y trust that there Vas no loss Of
'lo md am anxious 10 learn the extent
u N" damage
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: = Ariadnc. January -, ~ latitude
930, north. Longitude ~ 90 west ShlH
Sunk by German cruiser, which took two
ho,uhs. eleven stiotS and ono torpedo to
sink her. Cargo consisted of ZOO tons
nf ma Lse in bulk. from Ru~9~io :" Nam
tes crew consisted Of tweutv+i\ han'is,
VINO were transported on board steam
ohip Aupanl. after being detained ON
hoard four days.
lSignedl II RELp. master.
:. :. Trader. January :, left -. VIZ
cont at go T.. NJ. for Falmouth for
order. January ~ IN lattitud" - =
mort. long la2a west at moon, and
after steering north IS east true tor
NftS -four miles At about T., NJ. met
the German cruiser. who ordered tine
ship to he stopped Immediately AVID tor
al hands To- abandon -" ship, Re
fore the boats were away tom the ship
side the German officers were OF hoard,
placCd bombs In engine room and i"it
tho ship. which blew up and foundcrci
Her boats got alongside the cruiser ct
about T:i5 1. NJ, W" wcIN placed tI
the tween decks forward and wer" Al
lowed an hour on deck each day. en-
SATURDAY. 18TH. the ). ;, Appdlu wtH
captured at about 80 +. NJ, which
kept iN company witt the cruiser, and
ON Sunday. the 18Th. III III" siups'
crews were transported 10 the : :.
AInam. II" trader WAS bound tr"lu
Peru with a full arg OF sugar fOr
the United Kingdom and mad twenty 10
eight hands all told, Every kudu"s,
was shown by the German commando
ana his crew,
,SigncdD EvAN JoNEs, Master.
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. Brown committee, in session at
'' Murray I'm Hotel yesterday. com
M''"' the report OF its investigation of
W. 'haNcial administrator Of New York
cry Tho chairman, senator Elon r.
,h'o"n, said the report would probably
ne slven to the newspapers for publica-
ton On Monday.
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Tromner's Hall. Rushwick avenue and
Conway street, Brooklyn, next TueShay
evening will he tho scene Of great feN-
%tivitics, the occasion hcing the third
annual bail Of the Marhinists Branch Of
New York Typographical tnion No. 6
The past affairs having been successes.
the present committee is leaving nothing
undore to make This ball outshine the
others.
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Mrs. Russell Sage has Informed the
Rev. Dr. Robert j, Kent, pastor Of IN"
Observation-Disclosures of Forest Ilills,
Queens. hat she viii have installed IN
time for use AT Easter "A sl",oho organ
The church was built by Mrs Sage \
set Of chimes viii also be placed IN The
tower.
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sinking Of the ship.

"Tn., thcr opened a couple of the .
rods ard put a mine with a 'u~e a.
firhod into each one. w" all got iu'p
'nn boat and rowei over 20 IN" Ger
mau ship. and W.'i, "" got on Board. All
mr. ra'u"s and ~" positions We held on
'u, N-'hor W'r" tdEou. Then "" w"t"
escorted down below. and when ~" got
down tnrl,. "" were ~urrr. Sod to ind th'
crows and ufrr"rs of tire" Other boats.
COM. ~ t',s, boats had been sunk only
4, 'our u.".rc H.. We had been down
tl.ro for about ten minutes when II
guards cam down and 'old us that there
Wa another ship ~ iGht.
W, soon caught ny w''h her. She
..r, rl ou' 20 be- I boat called tn
=. do That was the third boat that
.,, l.,i sunk .u one day. bf course,
.,o .rov and Officers came down below
W.. mad oar fist meal on hoard tie Cor
man hot' ahpu. . o'rlook THAI u,ght
The mcu1 was black bread a'A some
of orr own hU ter uf the Author, ard
greasy tcA with no sugar or n'k IN z
Wont 30 t"i uu straw mattress on 'h"
uuur .n t,' WCcu some rails. W" after
ward found cut that there had been
m-ur ro.r,E on ia" rails they had inld
the mines "a he North Sea.
Fr!day. ltth.-Arosa at about 1880.
Had "A tub with about two OF perhaps
'hrrr inches Of water IN 1t between about
nftv men. Had breakfast AZ about y
n','rok. Menu black bread and butter,
vttery coffee, minus milk and sugar
Went al ON d"c!, after breakfast, buy
vas soor chased down again, as there
Wa q ship iu sight, She turned out TO
I, .~l,'ll,r tramp
"Of course, they sank h"r, ard our
! numbers n,r" increased "" Wcr" al
lowed ou d"rh again hf'cr III" tramp
had ppi.s down They had to use "u"
, iuryrdo. iva mines and four shells he
fore .lry could s.n' her. Had dinner
F a., about 40. Menu soup with about
iriv thing. IN r. and condensed watel,
Ne had to wat until the water had
Settled before we could drink il, and then
#, We Ike d,'iking warm oil Nothing
! else hauirrrd tltt dHN.
SATURDAY,, Arose at abou, 80,
Brc,kra.t = . clock. Auotnor ship ~
ra, ru,'-l or. 20 he r. NJ : AppiIn.
4 ONE or IIl.r prups'er's bees boats.
! ,o,rd. Among thrm were tour German
iAd'"s tuo lror" No." about twenty Or
/ UNITY German colonial prisoners t"iv! !
: .un-, ON board. And ais" among the
u~.S.,ugcrs were about ten oloulal army
! officers 20 uG nom" "u ,''N ave and
.ynnui four ni,at ON tcH" bf ,Ogr-r, all
tho English officers. and the captain.
itrst and fourth officers we're brought
g. board our boi', and our numbers
were .u,r,aspt a good bit now, The APP
pam ~ no, sunk.
SnNdtv 18Th Mere all told to bo
prepared t. go on board the Appar {.
however, oulv two boat crews were put
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ARRESTS MADE IN
PLOT TO BLOW UP
CANADIAN CAPITOL
One Nan. who Says He's a
Belgian. Arrested Near
l.. =. Border.
JNRIER REFERS TO
"GERMAN MuRDERERS"

Ottawa. ont. Feb. Cool Sherwood.
.Nlor W Dominion police, confirmed the
..orv ,ha. ~scvcra, arrests had tonight
heon made. one AZ windsor. Ont. of a
man ma med Charles Stroney on suspicion
of being responsible for the fire which
DESTROYED the Canadian Parliament
bindings. Col. Sherwood would neither
disclose names nor places.
II Is stated that Stroney. who was ar
rested at Windsor Tonight. travelled
from ottawa his morning TO Toronto
,rI proceeded to Windsor, apparently
headed for Detroit. He was arrested
s,oy,ly after leaving Toronto II
sssrch,d. and the police say they fouud
that ho had papers OF an discriminating
,ha-ac'er. Stroncy said he waa a BEL
gan. but the police declare he speaks
with 2 German accent,
The impression IL growing here that
che destruction Of the buildings was the
work of rnnspirators.
chef Graham OF the ottawa Fire DO.
rartment tonight added his voice to
mo weight OF evidence to this effect
the nTr Wit set, flu Will S'N' saAd
Cnief Graham tonight.
81 distinctly heard five explosions. the
IKE 81 which ! never heard before at
any fire. The explosions were not oven
Ike that produced 10y gunpowder. they
we're lEk" the explosions OF shell.
There was not the regular bang
or crash that comes from u gunpowder
EXPLOSION. \ Major'of the Field Engi-
-cers who was with me said: These are
rr'dinly shells
'Nre VI the policemen told me that
the ire ran along the floors just like "A
raging prairie fire. Yes. l am perfectly
,,.,acd that bombs were placed in the
budding
investigation Goes On.
ST. Robert Borden stated to-day that
an invest CATION OF the origin of the
- = proceeding and that a report
wound he made tomorrow. II is under
sn,i that members of Parliament vii
,,' be satisfied with an ordinary I'M
ul y. hut win INSIST that the Govern
.ut Tot rest until tho matter Is cleared
up 10 the entire satisfaction of the ma
tiuu.
Parliament mot to-day in h Vie
tu-.t Museum There WAS a blg attend
,,.c If members. aud IN his speech OF
tnc destruction " inc 'drHdlh'Ht "u'l"
tug- ~ir Wllrrid Lauricr made a sig
'r.snt reference to l.ouvain an'
Rheims. lie declared that Germans hat
r,uyedl themselves murdercrs. although
h" thought the lire In the Farliamen
buildings accidental.
Those who are now known to ha>'
lust their lives are
Mime. Stray. Quebec.
Mime. MORN. Quebec.
u. Is. Law. NJ T.. for Yarmouth, y. ;
T. - Il. l%.aplautc, assistant clerk o
he House of
Randolph flaming. employee or I'M
ro-' office department.
Nrhouse pesjardius, Dominion po
IT,. u.N,,r.
Nrhou~e p,~sja"dins, plumber OF TN
Housc Of commons.
ur MARCEL, the member for Bagot' /
miss 'uE
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'"''"' wa ''o
most graphic ana authentic ACCOUNT vi
the cvcntful voyage OF tho British
s,,,,n ,,,.m ,cor hor ca,,ure nv a
- a.. ,co--
"'u VII ""''"" y" .''
noon or Saturday. January 10, III related
in a diary kept by Eric Whclan, a six
teeu-ve.r-oId cad., vbo sailed from
l,po,and IN ,,ruary & No a member of
IN. crew ~ m, ,raun steamer Arthur.
Witch w,s cunt hv Tho sane raider tina,
capturcl the AMMAN two DAVIS later.
youny vyhoI,n was an his srs, VOYAGE.
having le,, srhoo, n, Ramsvato n short,
,i,,. ,r,,i,usiv In o,,er tho nerchun nj
,n,rira s,,,ic. S,nn ,rcr m. ,,,pin-
, '' ~, ,ha nar VIA ua. ininrcd in a
,,a, ya"rain raId 90 D.msyate
".''' .I 49,,
ms "s'o"'t y. 'hp.u', 80,
Wv. u Nv 49," w ST.
VI :, - o"'|'t'o" r I'll
'''''''' ' " 'pP'"' !" .
- set io''" Ill 'he Simple '"'suae' "a "
s'iooipoS'
Nouuu xShc,nu,s OSory.
me nlarS io.1o"s' ~ u
saturday. Jatt"r! -''..' 80
Nest lh1Id dock at 'do D. NJ "rs,
tugged n far as DOCK mouth 'nahseu
pilots at dock mouth Anchored on
,;r"rcserd. changed pilots again anu
took explosives IN board.
sunday, sth-tast off anchor. fasseu
two wrecks about 1919 also naval 'us
came alongside and gave us our course.
Dropped pilot. Two airships passed
overhead at 10 o'clock. We nearly ran
into a mine sweeper.
Monday, l0th-No land in sight. Be
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 L|FELEsS, GRAY HAIR
Look Young! Common Garden Saa' and Sulphur Darkens So Natu-
 rally No One Can Tell

Grandmother kept her hair beauti- mly darkened. glossy and abundant with a brew of Sage Tea and Sul- phuc. Whenever her hair fe,' out or took on that dull. faded or streakeo appearance, this simple mixture war applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for Wy eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will get a large bottle of this old-t time recipe. ready 10 use. toi bout 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended pon to restore natural color and b, tuty to the hsL and is splendid Co. dandruff. dry, Itchy scalp and falling hair
 well known down town drug gist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. because il darkens So naturally and evenly that nobody can tell lt has been applied-its SC easy to use, too. You simply dampen comb or soft brush and draw il through your hair. taking a strand at a time By morning the gray hair disappears: after another application or two. 1t is restored to it's natural color and looks glossy. soft and ahundant
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Mesa News Notes
TEMPE CO. OPENING
 SUNF LOWER COUNTRY

Robert H.. Williams and H. M Nay of the Roosevelt Lake Copper Com pany were in Phoenix yesterday look ing after the purchase of machinery and supplies for the company's new camp at Reno Pass.
 MT Nay who is superintendent for the new company has just returned from his first visit to the property, and is enthusiastic over the showing already made bY the small force that have been at work for the past few weeks. and is unhesitating in his pre- dlction of brilliant future not only for the Humdinger group which his company is developing. but also for the whole Sunflower mining district.
 Heretofore this district which has ;ong been known as one of the rich est in Arizona in the variety and magnitude of it's mineral deposits. has been hampered in it's development by lhe absence of even ordinarily good freight roads. Gila county. however. have lately remedied this matter to a very considerable extent by the con- struction of q splendid auto road from the end of the government road above the Roosevelt dam to the foot of Reno Pass, and plans are on foot for securing the active cooperation
 
 | tending the road lover the pass to the 1 headwatcrs of Sycamore creek which | Is tho principal center of the present activity.
 l One concern located on the Phoenix side of the pass has for some time | heen packing small shipments of rich 1 copper glance ore over the mountain on hack burros. whence it is freighted ! to Globe at a cost of fifteen dollars I per ton. Such is the condition of the road to Phoenix that it has cost close To fifty dollars per ton to take ir | freight from this side. The present road this side of the pass follows the old military trail to Fort McDowwell hut the company's engineer who was over the road last week. expressed ;he opinion that the long sand washes | md box carvons of of Sycamore creek can he largely avoided by q re- location of the road and the company rlans an active effort to secure a good
 road either from Fort McDowell oi
 from Ganite Reef. into this most promising district In this they are anxious to secure the earnest coop eration of the people of Phoenix ana
 the whole Salt River Valley.
 The prosperity of the valley de bends largely upon the building up o the mining industries of the stat, and there can be no douot that thu 1 Sunflowcr district. when 1t is made | accessible will contribute its full shar,
 70 the general prosperity of the com l Tnunifv
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Maricopa County. State of Arizona

Tn the Matter of the Estate of Nathan Schwartz, Deceased. Notice of Hear ing Petition for Probate Of Will
 Notice is hereby given that Harry Newman has flied in this Court d certain document purporting to be the last will and testament of Nathan Schwartz together with his petition praying that said document be ad- mtted to probate in this Court as the last will and testament of said Nathan Schwartz who. said pe,ltione' alleges. is deceased, and that letters cf Administration with the Will An neXe6 issue thereon tC said petitioner and that same will he heard on Wed. nesday the 18th day of August A. n 1916, at 9. 20 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at tic Courtroom of D , vision No. Two of said Court in the Court House. in the City of Phoenix County of Maricopa. State of Arizona and all persons interested in saif estate are notified then ard there t, qnpaar and show causa f arv the' have why the prayer of said peti. tioner should not he granted.
 Dated August : 19t6
 JAMES MILLER IT. Clerk. By ELMER JOHNSON.
 Deputy Clerk
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Tempe News Notes
TUESDAY SET FUR
 RED GROSS MEETING

Wore has been received from the Phoenix Chapter of the American Na- tional Red Cross asking tkat ar- engagements be made for a meeting to fe held in Mesa on the night of Tuesday next. The Red Cross socie Y Is planning to organize chapters in every town in the Salt River valley. The matter has been taken up at this end and the Baptist church has been secured for the meeting. commit tee will be over from Pnoen X qnd the people of Mesa arc asked to come out and get the details of this ali- important work as it will be outlined on that occasion.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

Baptist Church--Preaching py the pastor, Rev. Forsythe at II a. m. and S:15 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Song service under direction O. G. W. Anderson
 St. Marks Episcopal Sunday school at 9:15 No morning service. Evening worship at S. Special meet ing of members requsted to take ac- ticn of the guild room
 L. D. S.-First Ward Chapel. Priesthood meeting at 9:3e Sunday school at 9:45. Evening services at SIS. Miss Gertrude Phelps. returned missionary will be the speaker.
 Christian Seience-Services will be held in the K of r. hall at II a. m. subject Soul. golden text. Psalms 37-34 Watt or the Lord and keep his way and he shall exalt thee 10 in herit the earth"
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
WITH THE CHURCHES TODAY

At the congregational church, Rev c. N. Hand, minister. today the Sun Hay school will meet as usual at 10 ;.. m. Morning worship at II. This service is sixty minutes long during he summer. There will be a brief 'nformal address by the pastor on he topic. Making Use of Habit" No evening service.
 At the Christian church the Sun day school will meet at 10 o'clock and 2 thirty minute worship service will Ne held at II o'clock. Pastor J. R. Rountree will give a five minute ad- dress on Loyalty"
 Rev. Clark who is in the valley from San Diego will speak at the Baptist church this morning at eleven o'clock and Rev N A. Coxsey will fill the nnlpit at Chandler. He will also speak there this evening. The Baptist church Sunda~ school meets this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Tonight on the plaza the Yung Peo-
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

vaudeville to spread the. doctrine of preparedness and get recruits for the army. Nine regular soldiers in com mand of q sergeant appeared at q local theater today in skit. 'The outpost" and went through setting up exercises and drills and at the con- clusion of plot. saved the flag from falling intG the hands of the enemy. At the army recruiting station in San Francisco il was said that if the skit made good here it probably would go on the road. The war department is 10 decide the extent of the trip.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
AUCTION SALE

MUNDAY, AUG. IT. lgIb. l5 rooms of High Grade Furniture to be sold in Tempe, at Andre House. Commencing at 1 o'clock P M sharp. l2 dressers. F commodes. chiffoniers. 100 rocking chairs and dining chairs. 20 mattresses and rugs of all kinds and sizes, stoves, ranges, gas stoves and cooking utensils, dishes, kitchen cabinets, refrigerators ice boxes, beds and bedding and thousand other articles.
 ANDRE HOUSE. Owner
 C. o. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
A LITTLE DAMP

Tempo was Visited with welcome ~ooling off shower yesterday morning md for an hour a steady drizZle en- sued. having crews and other outfits in the harvest fields being required 10 lay off for the remainder of the day. Apparently the rain was gen. eral over this vicinity but it was thought last evening that no damage mad beer doBe to any of the crops be- vord losing the day of harvesting. Roads profited by the rain and in ,own grader was kept busy through the afternoon smoothing over the -orgh spots
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
.NEAPIV A KING.

Nearly a King" one of the most novel comedies ever conceived is to be seen al the Airdome tonight. It gives John Barrymore a wider field for the display of his unique comedy talents and amazing versatility than any other photoplay in which he has ever appeared. because it combines with srrearingly funny situations. moments nf the tenderest romance
 nd scenes of gripping thrilling sus- pense. The story embraces every
 hase of tho playwriight's art. from farce to mclodrama, from sentiment n ndNentrre
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
GOING TO TlMNoE

Mesa reople will loa-n with ragrot of the leaving today for Baltimore of Mrs. s. F. Cannon a~d har 1aurhte~- Misses Evelyn and Fether They will visit In Chicago before complo-''~ their inr-nev to tho former eitv whpr@ they will make their home M- Con non is alrea dv ln-a.ad hero |, tho ~m- nloy of the R. < o. Pv. Miss Can ron has made many f~iands he-n as chief operator in tho local telephone exchange
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
FOR HOSPITAL TREATMENT

Thos H~"kinS an c-~,rta~o nf T"- n~vbc6v's Dru~ camrr~-v 'ort v~~te~- fav for tho coast whore ha will 70 'nto hosnital for +-ea'rnent My Ha wkine hoe hoor suee~~i-g froro a very severe stomach trouhia ard has lost over thirty ronnde wcirhs in tho last few w'oo's~ His wife accompanied him on the trip.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
WANTS TO PASTURE CATTLE

John Schorhauer of ToXas was in Mesa yesterday hunting for from 1Ga to 320 acres of alfalfa on which to raSture 2 la~ee nunhe- or ~egiet ~red Hereford bulls from the Scharbauer Pros. ranch at Midland Tev"@. Tlei- ranch contains the largest number of re9i@'ered Herefords nf any in tia world there heinz over 2 thouea nd head bred in the pnrnle The Schar- haner hul's. cows and vearlings have token "rcugh blue rithors to n'ace them in the very aristorracy of cow dom.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
MEXICAN PIONEER DIES

Pedro Celaya. seventy years of age anda pioneer in this vicinity died Friday night at his home on West First street His illness was short and the end came even before physi- clans could be summoned Arrange ments have been completed for the funeral to be held this afternoon at five o'clock from St Mary's church.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
BACK FROM PRESCOTT

Ben LeRaron who has been at Prescott for the last eight months re- turned Friday and has gone to work with the Fike stage line.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
HOME FROM TEXAS

Mrs. C. P. Turner returned to Tcmue yesterday morning after 4 pleasing visit in san Antonio and p.her Texas points where she made her home many years ago.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Welding, Radiator Repairing

RADIATOR. lamp. fender. wind
 shield repairing, glass replaced. 0xy' acetylene welding and brazing. Arizons Radiator Repair Shop. w. Van Buren. II
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
TO cAMp AT PINE

Wm. Beverie, proprietor of inc Reyerie Machine shops with his lit- tie daughter. and Harrv and Pauline Deihl will camp at Pine for the next ten days
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
AFTER GAME

F. ]. Peck. F.. P Carr and Dr. R L. Alexander yesterday afternoon an- swered the appeal of the farmers and took after the white wings and doves that have been devastating crops south of town.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
cHAs BARNETT HERE

Charles Barnett city assessor of phoenix and admin'strator of the estate of John Pa~nett was in Mesa yesterday on business.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
WILL PREACH IN PHOENIX

Rev Frank Bloy will preacn this morning at Trinity Pro-Cathedral ir Phoenix He will conduct the service there during the month of Augus,-
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Vulcanizing

TIRE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIx
 Vulcanizing and welding done proLaptiy and guaranteed: out of own work solicited Ar,zona vui- :aniziLg Works, POT Went wAshirs- .or phoue s2f ,f
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
A NH 2 I'D

Mrs, Ed Howell ard children ana Mrs John nrane and childrnr have sona to Prescott wha~" they will re- main until cooler weather
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

ple's Union will hold it's customary meeting Ut o'clock with Miss Ethel
 Coraell as leader. It was not known last evening whether any worship service would be held tonight or not.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
IN FROM BERKELEY

Miss Flora Schoshusen came in yesterday morning from Berkeley where she has been attending the Cali fornia University summer school.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
GOOD ROADS TO PeEscorr

W. <. Stewart is back from hu~- ried busness trip n P~nscoft whi"h was made in his car. Ho rena~-e inc
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

iiire a tIttle statesman at The Re- m;bllvan office. \ Want Ad will set more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Veterinary

DR H F. GERDES. veterinary sur econ dentist. Phone i452 saA ~ Is Ave. (
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS

road in good condition and the ride q very enjoyable one
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

'r''a r'tlo ealos-nan at The Re publican office Want Ad will sec rr,o-c customers than vou can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13
Umbrellas
~N~~~~~~~~~N~-~

FOR UMBRELLA. parasol recover Ing and repairing. see Van Haren, 224 East Adams. u
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

Hire little salesman at The Re. publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-13

troops n hh p nd opamonm o
 ycap n herr Fncedu drive
 oosof fl ne wei Fncvn nhges occupied y of gt no Hef ghtngd the yatfh he ca la he M F hey eywagy H -.