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Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
MARKET NEWS
By R. Allyn Lewis

The Journal Miner says: Green Monster is now the star performer in the Verde mining district. A few days ago a four-foot body of copper sul- phide ore was encountered in the shaft being sunk on the Missouri. and about the same time, a. strike was made on the Amazon claim. The news of the strike on the Missouri claim was carefully guarded and the Journal Miner is the first newspaper to give publicity to this important informal tion. The Missouri discovery is little less than sensational. The ere aver ages IT per cent copper and its value is realized when compared with Unit ed Verde ore which averages 6 per cent. For weeks Green Monster stock has been marking time at from s2 to s2h 9. share.
 Wild fluctuations in industrial5 drive the spectators from the rails
 and make the investor conservative
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
FINANCES AND MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wlre]

NEW YORK, Oct. 2, (Wall Street) The stock market today entered up on the fourth quarter of the year with every indication of a continu ance of remarkable activity of the proceeding month, although quota tions suggested an accession of bear ish aggressiveness. Dealings again attained the impressive total of l. 050,00O shares, but a very large DOT tion of the turnover occurred in the first and final hours, the intermediate stage being marked by relative dull ness and uncertainty.
 There was nothing in the general news over the week end to cause any diminution of the optimism so long prevalent in speculative circles. On the contrary, numerous additional
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
Unique Gathering of Writers and Lecturers of Gentler Sex to Arrive Here Oct. 20; Mrs. Ainsworth Heads Committee

As recently announced Mrs. Chas. F. Ainsworth is in charge of the ar engagements for the reception and en- tertainment of the womans campaign train for Candidate Hughes, which will spend October 20 in Phoenix and vicinity. There will be reception committee of one hundred the person. mel of which is now being selected. and there will be numerous other commit tees to attend to specific matters. all of which will be announced in due season.
 The following named women are thus far cooperating with Mrs. Ainsworth in the preliminary organization work: Mrs. Richard F. Sloan. Mrs Paul Renau Ingles, Mrs. Barnett E. Marks. Mrs Walter Bennett, Mrs. Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs. Joseph R. Kibbey Miss Nell Wilkinson, Mrs Thomas E. Camp bell Mrs. Fred Adams and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. Those interested are invited to watch these columns for announce ments and the development of plans.
 It is expected that members of the party will be able during the day to
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, oct. 2.-Emphatic bull- ish adv!ces from Argentine today made wheat values go higher and hlSher. The close was strong at oSc net advance, with December at sl.2bts and May s1.55A Corn gained 2s q @tc to 1lsc and Oats 4to hc. In provisions the outcome ranged cents. 'e
 Drought ravages in Argentine began 10 llft the wheat market right from the outset, and there was no radical seteack at any time during the ses sloh: Especial attention was given to dispatches from Rosario. the cen ter or the dry district, telling of seri- ouS datnage from the long continued RICK or ram and saying that ali crops were suffering. Diminishing receint e at Minneapolis and Duluth counted diSo against the bears, and so too uiu Liverpool adVices of a scarcity of oiIei ihss rom Winnipeg Increased wOllu ec shipments failed to act as an tse. Oh the contrary, the bulls seemed much encouraged by report : that foreigners were active purchas sars liveries. anu VI future de-
 -\oIWithstanding that tho United
 tates Vislole supply total showed an increase of 74S,o00 bushels. the effect on t1e market was of but little if ,.I'y auNantage to the bears. The ro"s.n seemed to be that the enlarge lueh' was less than one-sixth as great as at the corresponding time Iss, year. iaS'
 Corn derived most of it's s,re,o.t i from wheat. H' 5spats merely reflected the action ot othec cereals. '''i oi
 Blg receipts of hogs pulled down provisions. Close: "
 NWheat-Dec. $L.56h; May s155%
 CCorn-Dec. 1tAc; May 76Tc.
 0atS--Dec. 4S7sc; May 51bc.
 fork-Dec. s22.40; Jan. s2217
 harh--Dec. s15.57; Jan. s12.97.
 h''s-Oct $l5.90; Jan. sl2.O5.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Oct. Raw sugar firm; centrifugal $5.96; molasses $5.O6; refined steady; cut loaf $79O; crushed $775; mould A $725; cubes $7.25; XXXX powdered $6.90; powdered S6.85 : fine granulated $675; diamond A S6.75 i; Confectioners A $685. No l s6.60.
 Sugar prices at noon were six to Il points higher
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
At Kansas Citv

KANSAS CITY, Oct 2.-Hoe ra- eelpts l2,OOO; lower. Bulk S9.1O@sS0. heaVy $s.1d09.S0; light s9.00S1e Ts pigs SS.0O@9.25. e ' '''
 Cattle receipts 34,OO0; steady to 10 cents lower. Prime fed steers sg.6o@ io.l5; western steers $6O0@9OO; cows sd'50@ 20; stockers $5.00@775: calves s6.00@10.50. e'
 Sheep receipts 25,O0O; lower I,anbs S900My60; yearlings s725@S 500; weth- CTS $1OO@7.60; ewes $6.25m7 100.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Mercantile pa per 3@c; sterling 50 day bills $4.71R; demand $475 1l-16: cables $476 7-16; bar silver 69Bc; Mexican dollars 53ac Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds irregular. Time loans strong sixty days 2Ac@3c; 90 days 3Ac@h hc; six months 3Ac@ kc; call money firm CT; high 2%c; low 2hc; ruling rate 2Ac; last loan 2%c; closing bid 2lac; offered at 2%c.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03

that he would take an active part in the Hughes campaign.
 One point made by the businessmen who are unlisted in this movement, is that if the election of Hughes is good thing for them as they are con cinced it will be, it must be a good thing for their employees, for without the prosperity of the employer, there can be no prosperity for the employe. Nothing they attempt to show can be more foolish than the Goctrine of the gdemagogues that the interests of the employer and the employe are in conflict, and that the latter can be served by producing a condition un- favorable to the employer.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
THIS IS THE PLACE-W. E. Man.

THIS IS THE PLACE-W E. Man sell, salesman for the Southwestern Livestock Exchange. has just returned from southern California with a fine shipment of dairy cattle. purchased from Anderson brothers Rhodes and Rhodes and others. In regard to the dairy business of California as com pared with that of Arizona, MT. Mansell said: There is no other place where the dairymen have the opportunity of making money. which they have here. With butterfat as high as in Califor- mia, and feed at half the price, there is simply no comparison"
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Oct. Butter higher. creamery 30cM34.
 Eggs higher; receipts 1882 cases; firsts 30cQ31; ordinary firsts 2S12c@ 29Ac. At mark cases included 224cGl 29hc.
 Potatoes higher receipts 70 cars; Maine cobblers $1.30@1.35; Jersey mountains $1.30@135 Ohios s1.10m 1.15: Michigan and Wisconsin white s110@120.
 Poultry alive higher; fowls 17hc; springs 19c.
 KANSAS CITY PRODUCE KANSAS CITY, oct. 2.-Butter, cream
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
COPPER ETC

NEW YORK. Oct 2.-Copper firm electrolytic $2190@2S.5O.
 Iron steady No. 1 northern S2O.05@ EDO; No. $2000@2050; No. 1 South ern $l9.50020.0O; No. ? $19.00G19.50.
 Metal exchange quotes tin steady; spot $39.25@3975.
 At London spot copper f119; fu- lures 4 9115, 1Gs; electrolytic e14O. spot tin G175, 5s; futures a175. 5s Lead $L00@720; Spelter quiet: spot East St. Louis delivery 9Mc@93sc. Al London: Lead e31. los; spelter z e52.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The cotton market closed steady at net advance of 57 to 65 points. Spot cotton steady; middling upland 1860; sales 1,400 bales.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03

cry 32c; firsts 29hc; seconds 2Sc; packing 244c.
 Eggs: first BOG.
 Poultry, hens 16c; roosters 11kc; broilers 21c.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2.-Wheat high CT; No ? hard s1.54@1.61e No. ? red s1.53@1.60; Dec. $1.51h@3s; May $1.52mb.
 Corn: No. 2 mixed S3c@S4; No. ? white S3c@S4; No yellow S4c@S6; Dec. 72%c@7s; May 75hc@%c
 Oats unchanged to half cent lower; No. white 46hc@47; No. 2 mixed 45cM46
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03

Story of Mexico," and it will be told by Miss Bernice Warren Egelston.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-03

KANSAS CITY, oct. 2.-Butter, cream
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15
b 10 4.

Man nGhert Die S1Deinsleber 5ebn
Biz 5ipDlf Stunoen. bIar9iert fie in
todenbem WaHer, bdutet fie forgfdlz
tis, badt fie fein uno ribrt fe burd
Elm Sieb. Bon benz Gags ouDor ses
tpdten Gleif9 pom Baud, Reblbraten
u. (. IN. fdneibet man aues Set al
unb in feline Wiirfel, 70 oaB man einen
sebauften Seller boiler Jettpirfel bui
unb binitet feds Big a9t fetnseriebent
3piebel in Butter tpeih. Jett unS
3piebel iperoen gu Der 2ebermafe ses
fiist uno nsb{i SnIa, pfeffer, seitobes
men Nslfen uno piment, ettDas seiiebs
tenn 9bpmian. MajOran unb Stpei Big
orei GBl0ffeI Meiaenmebl redt GRIND
lid Dsrmiidt. Siefe MaHe flint man
lofe in Die tpoblgereinisten DGrme.
binoei bic Gnoen gu unb fp6te Die
Mirite ibsr selinoem 5euer cine
Stunoe lang, Dbne iie gu fteden. Nad
biefem prO5eB nimmt man fie beraus.
legt iie gum Srpdnen Damn auf Strof
uno lGBt iie mad polftdnoigem grfols
ten 3pei Sage i'm &au9 bdngen.
q Man ioI CUR 2~ebertpurft nur
sutes uno mebr fettes Sleif9 pertpens
ben uno bic Mirfel nur Helm fdneis
ben. Qunge, 9erS, Nieren in Die Sc
~bertpurft al nebmen, lit ni6t 81 m
pfeblen, neil tie oabur9 pefentlid az
gutem Gefdmad perliert. Man muB
aud nidt Notwithstanding piel
Sleifd beniiben; es gibt babel pohl
mebr Wurit, aber nur auf Soften beg
sutsn gefdmads. Dos ridtise 9er-
bdItnis fino apei SeiIe fettes Jleifd
auf etnen Seil 2ebermafe. Die Ser
itelluns Der 2ebsrpurit eefhisbt ME
foIgt: Die 2eber fpirb srob ssrfdnit>
ten uno in robem 3uitanbe fein sebadt
ooer bur9 bic 9admafdine eelaHen
uno oonn iiber Die porbereitet.n Jleii9s
piirfel eebradt. gs miro mad Sc
f6mad Sals, pfeffer, Getpirs, Mas
joran Susefest unb auBerbem nod cine
portion feingebddte 3piebel, bic pors
Der erft auf elmer pfanne in Sett ses
odmpft rerben; fir bic 2sber zines
S9neines etpa feds 5iemli9 erobe
.3niebel. Ines miro oann gut Der.
mengt uno ni6t gu BON in Die 9drms
gefiiat, I'm Elm plaBen gu Derbiten.
Q%eberfpiirfte Ionen je mad Dide mn
bon elmer fndppen hdIben biz gu Oreis
piertel Stunben fp9en. Sic fol- fpds
ter beim 4ni9nsioen einen rotIi6en
Garbenton seigen, nm 4nfpru6 auf
Site MAIDEN gu fDnnen. Die 8p6s
bebanblune 1T bisfelbe ME norber i6on
angs9ebsn. lin fe better gu balten.
bdngt mar bic @iirfte einen Biz 5pei
Gage In ben HauG, poourd Der &C.
fhmud aud nod ansenebmer miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

sGit @efnngeneu auf Sic 5enm
BORT! Giner geniigt, tie 8u iiber-
pa6en. Sir ms gibt's, mie'S
ideint, I'M SdloB nod mebr 81
tltn!" befabl SHIRT, Der sic go
troiiiue fiibrte. @ber ldon trottetc
Der Snipeftor WiiIler auf leinem ab-
gebebten @aul beran uno rief: pGie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

@efangenel1 iibcrnebme idl~ er
ftellte iid) nit Dem Gepolper in Scr
Souit an Der Tiir Der Senne aitf, in
Der elm babies 9nbeno Ser idneu
erltipaifneten @efongenen fif sum
3eidlen ibrer poaigen l1ngefdbrIi1-
felt plat onf Den 9ooen marIeil.
(S9lub folgt.)
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Srousportieren unb Gufiteuen bon
.Safeg@ nno idfperer Wtnifireriex enc
Spesialitdt. Gbholen, gerienoen. 4nIosS
tpahren etc. Office 510-5l4 SoioIolu
ctr. geibe Sci. $50.
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Il EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Mos beDentet ,,gbe Gigbteen"? 9ds
bette Sptel fir bas ipenigfte @elb III Cur
Mrtpnio. Simmer SOC. Nls9eaelTneie
MohIseiten 25c. @iebriee Spe5talra.en
cer ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 621l. Sa
eentroler Gage. 302 6IbSIlnmo Stra6e.
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sg .Sater ecrath 5eeb" nno sSa-
ter Gaa Maib" maht bic Senrier iegsr
lIno rentabel. Sen unb @etreioe, 2lps
nerS Webiain. Sater Seeb 90. 420 Snn=
NIpres Ctr. Sci. Grodett 1888
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0ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 alamo Sslasn -hiibSh niobl!erta
eetne 9iu1ner. SOC, 75c 81 per Saa;
~ 70 nnn ouftporis per ISOLDE. 3irtn1er
init z Betten $500 per 2Hore. @tles
selepbpn @rodett Cos
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ic,1fss<R nienber
Dois mmS &oble.

@ir balten Die bette asble uno oos
bette 8rernbpl5. Srobiert nlls. Vla6e
gSupb & Gpal So. grcdet1 6053. Neiies
Sci. 1911.
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s9ntel.

euten Srieo.
Sober Meni9 mub ettpas hdber.
moran, er ernitli9 bdngt.
Ste fi9 fir bid bernenben, ods
iino betne pabren @ertpanbten.
Wenn beine 6rau einem britten
Die 9arb oriidt, 10 TT bds Elm Druid
fehler.
Das Sropentltmd umfabt ni4i
peniger dig pieraig Yroaent Der Grbs
pberfld9e.
Rriege tperoer als !Saupturfas
den unseipDnnen mnb aus S9einure
foaen sefiibrt.
Ser aebnte Sell aler @9iiler auf
Ben preubif9en hOberen @9ulen bleibt
obne surnunterridt.
8ringt bie Madt au lteben, BITE
man acknowledgement cine Ma9t
nennt, niht au9 ale Sapd9en nit
f92
Mfs General Trieori9 Rafimir
1881 in Srier beeroist tpuroe, t0tete
man fem pferb unb mari es in Die
9ruft.
Ni9t Der fdngt ben &rieg an, Der
am eriten 5uf6ldgt, fonoern Ser, Der
ben anberer i'm Grteben ni4t in Sriez
ben IdBt.
Sic s~rauen ieben in Der Sadie inn
mer Die perfon unb leiten ihre 8runoz
faBe aus ibren @pmpatbien fer.
6. ct s. De @oncourt.
Batter Nifoldus /. ma9te ii9
einmal ben S1er3, infognito dig &uz
rier bon prag nod Wien gu reifen,
nur I'm sic aaiferin@M utter gu iibers
raI1en.
1860 fiibrten 5ranaofen unb eng
IGnoer I'm Norben &rieg sesen bic
9ineffde &egiernng unb urteritiiBten
tie 5usleid I'M Siiben segen ben Suis
pang2Nufftano.
Cine &anin9enmutter BON As
Riloaramm 2ebenogepidt, fann i'm
Sabre fiinf5ig Sunse baben, bic bier
Monate aft, sufammen sesen $50 &is
lOsramm 5leifd bringen.
mas Better urlb felig madt, 1T
BLOB SGtigteit. Die setp0bnliden
Gpiele Der Rinoer finb 80 unglei9
ben unfrigen ~ ni9ts als 6ie @enbes
runsen ernfter Sdtisfeit, aber in lei8~
ten 5liigelfleibern.
Bel Dem Manne liegt Ole Rraft i'm
Gebirn, Bel Der Trau I'M 9eraen, uno
tpenn aud Ser Ropf berrfden mag,
70 1T Is bod bas 9ers, oas ben Gin
fluB ausiibt.
@miles: Der gbarafter.
Oas ebrtpiirbigfte uno lieblidfte
Bib mar Den Menfhen gu alien Set
ten bic SHUTTER nit ibrem Rinoe uuf
Dem Mrme. Dor biefem Btloe fiibli
jeber, Mann ooer Weib, cine leife
@ibruns bimmlif6er @eIisteit i'm
5er5en.
Sbr Rei1-uno es gtbt fein fdDnes
res = lit bus oss gefiibls; ibr Sell -
uno es gibt teinen poraiislideren = 1T
Der oes 9er5ens; ibr ginfluB = unb
es sibt feinen gr0Beren - 1T Der, nell
der our9 Die 2iebe ausgeiibt pirb.
Qpuis 8lanc.
l1ner sar5es 2eben muB oarauf
eeri9tet fein, bas Gemiit BON iunen
beraus gu biloen, gu erfpsitern, UNI Die
Soee unferes Dafeins in Der perfOns
li9teit pirtli9 lebenbig oaraufteaen.
Sn Der Ginbeit oes @emiites ebenfoz
poN DIE tpeibltde ShOnbeit als ipeibs
lihe araft. Nidt ote bes Momentes
meine i'd. fonoern bte 4usbauer uno
Nadbaltisteit, pelde oes Mannes
b0dfte N%nftreneuns ntdt gu errei4en
permas, tpetl er fetne 4rdfte mebr aers
fplittert, pdbrenb oas Wetb ieben
Mugenblid als unteilbares @anses fid
btnsibt.
Senriette Jeuerba4: Das Sage
bud elmer alien 5rau.
0os frana0ffde l1nterridtsminiz
iierium bat fiirSlid eintge 4ngaben
iiber bic ins Jelo ~se5osenen fran50iis
f9en 2ebrer gemadt. Die 3abl Der
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gamen unb WeIiigelintter.

sEreS staffel, 319 OF gOnlnlsrce
ctr. 5er, @etreibe, @artens nrlo Selolos
men. Wefliiaelfutter- Sitlibntoren.
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ule sprten pon Srud : Arbeiten,
ME Slider, nDpIbers", Sriefbogen nns
aDuperts, 2nrten, GtrcuIare, 0tnlaoun.
cen uitp., In Sentih nnb Gngiiid), nett
ausBefibrt. @fIfpn & Shwe8'
m a Erintins 60, FOG Napnrrp Str.
Gel. Grpfett 1894
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rranspprt >4ejenSMasten
carter-MuIIa|y Transfer Co.,

6omtlieusautiden nnD Sroi4fen. ZEE
,nrot iImaiehen urb M1bel : Sngerrng.
goooaee ! Sransfer. Eelepbon l23.
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griHft rgieb Sfran" Gaffee, lei.
mes oelisi6ien @eldmnfs nno ieiner
ansseseidjneten Hnalitdt iuegen.
Geinbarb & 60, arabuierts 3affee.
m5fer.
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G. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

6droIer IN SarDnare, Sefen nsto
B~Iedtpaaren. Hraftiide. &lentprer nno
Dodbeder. 934 GfsGommeree Strdse.
Ernpis 1880.
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Sir 9anS mnb
&a9e.

Srifde 9ertnse tn 8elee.
Gffis, @epiira 3piebel, 3itronsns
faaIe, apei 8ouinonpiirfel, pfeffers
former unb Mafer fodt man ouf, gibi
aufaelDffe Gelatine oaau, ldBt Den ger
fdnittenen 9erins bnrin aer5ieben, orb
net Jpn in S9ufeln, siebt Die 8ribt
bur9 elm Sieb unb siebt fie iiber ben
5if9, ben man erfoltet itirat uno mil
Del, Gfiie, 3piebel Dber Remoulooen.
fauce rei6t.
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einfa4e Srifaffeefouee.

GtnTane SItId &C Hee.
Sn ettpos aerlafener Butter ldBi
man einunoeinbalb Bis 5pei GblOffel
Mebl gar merben, aber niat brdunen.
perfodt biefe @tnbrenne nit etpas bon
Der 8ribe, in Der man bas gum Jrts
taIee beftimmte GalbfleiiA ooer 9es
fligel sargefodt bat, fIgt ein Grid
den 3itrpneni9ale unb etmas 3itros
nenfaft baarl, @ala unb MusfatbIate,
lGbt Die @auce berfohen, f9medt at
uno aiebt fie nit einem @iootter ab.
Wenn man min, fam man Der Sauct
aud Gffg ooer Weibpein hin5nfu7
gen.
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ober n.
fuG)en.

.3utaten: Drei pfunb eefodte folte.
geriebene &artoffeln, Elm pfunb Mebl,
Roeeenz uno Meiaenmebl semif9t.
Elm bolbes pfuno 3uder, Elm 8tertels
Plumb Butter, ein 81, elm Safelden
.6efe, ettpas 0anine5uder, Elm 8iertel
Quart Mil9. Die 9efe miro in luus
tparmer Mil9 nit etpas 3uder cuff
gelDit unb nab sebn Minuten nit
Der !S6Ifte bes Mebles gu einem net
den Seig Derriibrt unO cine babe
@tunbe marin eeitent. Damn fommen
Die &~artoffeln, 81, Butter, elm 5eelOfs
fel Sal5, elm @isrtelpfunb 3uder, fiji
Den, Der es liebt, etpas ubgeriebene
.3itronenfdale baau. Sus ganss
miro gu sinem iteifen geig Derfnetet.
pieoer cine Stunbe marin gefteat uns
oann ouf bid nit Mebl beftdubtem
Brett ausserpIt. Daraus tperoen
&reppeln ausseitoden, bic auf Elm err
pdrmtes, nit Mebl beitdubtes 8lef
oosr 8rett gelest iperben, mo iie eine
big 5tpei Stunben marin iteben miifen
Damn tperben fe fdnimmeno in bet=
bem Sett oDer Sdmala sebaden unh
gum S9luB in feinem 3uder umees
brebt.
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Be- Dem Manne liest Die Rraft IN
gebirn, Bel Der Jrau I'M 5eraen, uni
tpenrl aud Der 8opf berrfden mag
70 1T Is bod bds 9ers, oas ben Gin.
fluB ausibt.
G-;Ia2. Gar KHrrnf4or
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Raifer Nifolars /. ma4te lid
einmaI ben S6er5, infognito als &u'
rier bon pras nod Dien gu reifen
nur nm sic 8aiferin>Mutte gu iiber:
raf6en-
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Das e%brtpiirbisffe unb Iieblidite
Bib mar ben Menfhen gu alien Set
ten bic Mrtter nit ibrem ainoe out
Dem Mrme. Dor biefem Bilbe fiiblt
jeber, Mann ooer Meib, cine leife
Miibrnng bimmlifder Selisfeit I'M
.6er5en.
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mas better unb felis madt, 1T
BLOB sdtisteit. Oie sep0bnlihen
Gpiele Der Rinoer ftnb ungleih
ben unfrigen - ni9ts als 6te Meubes
rnrgen ernfter SGtisteit, aber IN lei4~
ten 5liigelfleibern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12
HAMMERSTEIN GETS
NEW OPERA HOUSE SITE
Offers $4,000 for Philadelphia
Plot-TO Advise" Venture.

Philadelphia, March 1.-The first de-
c!.ive step 70 bring to Philadelphia al
opera company to compete with the
Metropolitan was taken to-day, when
Oscar Hammerstein offered $4,000 for
the site at the northeast corner Of
Broad and Spruce Streets.
Here It is purposed to erect house
IN which the impressrio will produce
grand opera on scale unsurpassed In
this country. Il was Mr.. Hammer
stein who built the Metropolitan Opera
House, at Broad and Pop ar Streets,
when opera was produced here before
under his management. The offer of
$4,000 was accepted By Norman Sher-
wood, q real estate agent, FOR W. u.
Bryant. the owner of the site.
Sherwood pointed out that Hammer
stein would violate his agreement with
the Metropolitan company II ne took
part in the venture other man in an
advisory capacity. The impresario can
be legally a supervisor Tor three and
half years, according TO Sherwood,
and after that period could once more
assume the position Of owner.
Mr.. Hammerslein will advise" from
Washington, it is said, where a site
for the erection of an opera house is
under contemplation for the proposed
Philadelphia Washington Grand Opera
Company.