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Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
FINANCES AND MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-With the suc- cessful launching of the fourth Liberty loan, financial and speculative inter- estS devoted themselves more earnestly to the stock market today, the net re- suits, however, leaving a confusing mixture of gains and losses. The German note did not arrive in time to be fully digested before the market $ close.
 United States Steel, which was among the leaders to break precipi- tately in last Saturdays final deal ings, registered an extreme advance of two points, scoring its highest quo tation in the final hour, but re-acting 1 1-2 points at the feverish close.
 Southern Pacific's advance of 1-2 points was accompanied by a large de- mand, the stock retaining all its gain, making a total gain of F points from it's recent minimum.
 Mexican Petroleum again proved it's instability by jumping almost Il points and reacting an extreme of 16, ending at a loss of IA points.
 American Smelling was the only metal issue to show more than a slight degree of strength, most of the coppers yielding to pressure. Distillers' and Industrial alcohol made gross gains of ? and 6 points respectively, on the senate's failure to take action on the bill before that body. Total sales amounted to 1,125,000 shares. Convertible issues again featured the broader bond market, various rails of that class advancing 1 to 8 points Liberty bonds were variable and in ternationals irregular. Total sales, par value aggregated s9,675,000. Old United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. -Hogs-Receipts 33,OOO mostly 10@15c lower than Sat urdays average; extremely dull on packing grades. Butchers, $17.10@ 17.90; light, $1S.75@17.S0; packing, s15.29@16.75; pigs, good to choice, S14.25@15.25.
 Cattle-Receipts 3O,000; better grades of beef and butcher cattle strong to higher; others steady; quality poor; calves steady; feeders strong to 25c higher; beef cattle, good, choice and prime, $14.50V19.40; common and me dium, s9.O0@14.5O; butcher stock, cows adn heifers, s6.75@13.O0; canners and cutters, $5.85@6.75; stockers and feed CTS, good, choice and fancy, $9.75@ 1250; inferior, common and medium, S7.0009.75: veal calves, good and choice s15.50m16.00; western range beef steers, s13.50M 17.00; cows and heifers, SS.25@ Q 1925.
 Sheep-Receipts, 3O,OOO; sheep strong to higher; lambs unevenly higher; some in between killers fully soc higher than Friday.
 Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Oct. 21.-Hogs-Re- ceipts, 14000; lower Heavy, S16.25@ 17.50; lights, s16o0@17.30; pigs, $14.50@ 1925.
 Cattle - Receipts, 3O,OOO; steady. Steers, s17.00@19.15 westerns, s9.OO@ 1850: cows, $5.50@11.50; heifers, s7.O0 @12.5O; stockers, s70O@15.O0; calves, S6.00012.50. Sheep - Receipts, 17,000; steady Lambs, s13.0O@16.4O; yearlings, $10OO@ HOO; wethers, s95O@10.50; ewes, $500 @9.50
 Denver | DENVER, Oct -Cattle-Receipts 5,900; steady. Beef steers, $9.00@1400; COWS and heifers, $6.OO69.OO; stockers and feeders, s7.5O@12.00; calves, s7.OC @9.o0.
 Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market 10 tc
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
PROMOTION COMES
 ID HAYDEN OFFICER

HAYDEN, Oct. 21. - Lieutenant Charles n. Studley writes that two companies Of his regiment are doing special duty guarding supplies. When Inc commanding officer was called away he told Lieutenant Studley he vas going Co recommend him for pro-
 motion and as commander of the guard. He has been placed in com -iand although he has not as yet re- ~eivcd hts promotAn. This makes a
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Some Great Work

On the last day of the Liberty loan campaign the teams of Hayden got busy again and brought in some re- markable totals. The popular sub scriptions amounted to more than s2O0,OOO This, with the s25O,0OO sub scribed by the Ray Con-. makes Hay den over the top more than four and one-half times.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
In Hayden Hospital

Hans Johnson of Globe is in the Hayden hospital suffering with asthma. He was brought here by his son Normal J. Johnson with the intention of going on to Phoenix, when he became too ill to proceed. His daughter, Miss Mable Johnson, is re- maining with her father
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

Raymond Perez and Miguel Lopez were arrested by local officers on a burglary charge recently. In the eX- animation it was discovered that both were eX-convicts. Perez had escaped from Santa Fe in 1916, and Lopez had left an Arizona war camp. They were taken to Ray Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Henderson where they were wanted for robbery.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

Although the Methodist conference was not held in Douglas as was eX- pected, the bishop made the appoint ments for the coming year. Rev. E. E. Dagley was returned as pastor of the Hayden church.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
More Influenza Cases

Two new cases of Spanish influenza were reported on Saturday.
 The second death in Hayden from the Spanish influenza occurred in San Pedro on Thursday October IT.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
M METALS

IF YOU MISS YOUR PAPER
 City subscribers who do not re- ceive The Arizona Republican promptly should telephone the cir culation department, phone 4331, before o'clock in the morning and copy will be immediately sent them.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Son to the BrarIeY's

A boy was born on October If, to MT. and Mrs. Bradley of the San Pedro dairy Mrs. Bradley and son are doing nicely at the Hayden hos pital.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Buildinu Addition

A new addition is being made to the office of the metallurgical engineer at the Hayden plant.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

R. S. Smith is here from Kingman visiting with his old friend and for mer business associate, F. M. Smith.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

R. J. Moore, formerly employed in one of the local barber shops, left on Saturday for Fl Paso to make his home there.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Enters the Service

for the Ray Con. left on Saturday for
 Globe. From there he will go on
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

Tuesday to Ft. Rosencrans, California. Claud Butcher and J. Hub Smith go to the same place for service in the heavy artillery.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

Mrs. Frank Wright has been quite i'll at her home from an attack of la grippe, but is reported better at this time.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Come For Winter Season
PNEUMONIA JACKETS
 COMPLETED ON TIME

One hundred pneumonia jackets which were to be ready by October 24 were finished October 19, Mrs. w.. K. James, chairman of the production department of the Red Cross, an- nounced yesterday.
 The surgical dressings department, under the supervision of Mrs. Barry Goldwater is prepared to fill any emergency order. Not a day passes that call is not made upon that de- partment Many calls have come from the northern part of the state. The department reports that all articles called for were sent promptly on the day of receipt.
 METALS
 NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Lead, un- changed. Spot, sS.O5. Spelter, firm East St. Louis delivery spot, sS.S0@ 9.1O. At London: Spot tin, Z 334; fu- lures, z 3S4
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Taken on Burqlary Charue

Dad Palmer is suffering with new Chevrolet.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22

15c lower. Top, s17.3O; bulk, s16,4O@ 17.00.
 Sheep Receipts, 11,000; steady. Lambs, S140O@14.75; ewes, s6.50@S.25.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
COTTON
LIVESTOCK

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Cotton closed barely steady at net decline of S5 to 55 points.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
CoPPERS

Compiled for The Republican by R. Allyn Lewis. E. F. Hutton &
 Co.'S leased wire. Hotel Adams Building, 119 North Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Oct. Mercantile paper 6. Sterling. 60-day bills. s4.73; commercial. 60day bills on banks. s4.7212; commercial. 6O-day bills, s4.72A; demand, SAYS 7-16; cables, s4.76.55. Mexican dollars, SITE. Time loans, strong. 50 days, 90 days and six months, 6 bid.
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Former Hayden Man Dies

ildJoCh 'uo' 1'So
 Word came to Hayden on Saturday that Fred Brown, formerly employed by the A. S. & R. had died in Long Beach, California, at noon on october 19. An attack of pneumonia caused his death.
 Roland Pool, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Pool of Winkleman, has been quite i'll at his home suffering from pneumonia Dr. Butler reports the case as hopeful although not yet past the danger stage.
 Come For Winter Season
 Mrs. Ezell and son Max, arrived home again recently. They intend to remain here during the winter season. Mrs. Corners in suffering from an l attack of la grippe at her home on Third street.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
Rev. DauIey is Returned

rather curious condition since his own captain now reports to him.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

if they oElige me to make war, the world will see what it has never known before,
 Your mind seemed touched at feast with gleam of foresight as these ferocious views took form. Per haps you still wished to resist the aonstrous obsessions of those de manding war for you added: 'Upon tAo ships where English officers are about to laugh and danco with our young women, they seem very lar from dreaming of making war
 Prince Albert then relates numer- ous conversations when the Russian emperor provided q national court at The Hague.
 The prince quotes the German crown prince as saying "A power state never did avoid war, even when il is in the wrong, under penalty oi losing its prestige" 1 In another talk with Emperor Will liam, the prince says the emperor Ie marked that he held the IaUssian cza: in bis hands.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

he wodld have the assistance of Mr
 l.. r. Sawyer iu conducting the ofdcs al first, but that Mr Sawyer did uot care to be regarded in the light of & deputy, but more 10 assist in getting
 the work started Mr. lIoskius hay
 ing been out of the practice for some months while he %as in the army
 service.
 When asked whether he would
 appoint a deputy in Montgomery
 county, Mr lfoskins said The pres
 ent laV does not extend the authority of a deputy prosecuting attorney il that county, and l am going to ask the legislature to give the county tae rieht of a regular deputy for it vii be a great saving 10 that county. In der the present condition in that county all the eases have to go ovei to the grand jury If there were al , authorized deputy there, the town ship cases could he settled in the To
 cal courts, and finally disposed oL aud the people would not all D. | dragged out tothe circuit court terms | as is at present the rule when ease
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28
HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

J. B Mcfarland and wife; P A.. Greeuing. Tulsa; John A. Mccall, Lexington, Tenn; B c simon and wife. C. J. Ryan, Boise, Idaho; Harry Bowen Boise, Idaho. |. H. Kirg Pine Bluff; Richard NJ Ryan and ilmily City. Dr. and Mrs J. N, Pro1tor, Chy. Mrs c. U Clu-b, Goodwin, Ark; Dr. L. R. Ellis and family; D. l. Weaver and wife, John Turner and wife, Chas. Trammel and wife, hot Springs. N. H. Parker; Miss Alta Smith: Mss Mona Rogers, Glenwood Miss Lucille Ramaea GlenNood; Mrs w. M. Rogers, C. Floyr luff and w.io Mrs. J. E. Gowendock. Hot Sprinss; M. l.. Milestone Little Rock, Jan Cannon. Clenwood, lone Cannon Glenwood J IT. Iumpldn ldull
 Rocks C C. Henderson. E Paso, |
 j. McDermott E9orts Field, C r FruEn. E3erts Field B. C. Mo-sar
 and wife and wife. Little Rock A B. Appleby and wife Little Roe Mr
 and Mrs Samuel White W q payi
 sNm w Val Mrs l1llie Hamilton Salem N Nas Mr and Mrs : Bin l dako Nu sHruea A E. - e an. bmlly F mllon and Ye z 1 Chacmi b l scbuh Glenw6aa C ! MeGmen. llasiHu Mass
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.uiring many WILnesos are needed

requiring many witnesses are needed 10 be used"
 Mir. Hoshins stated that it would te his policy in the office to enforce the law without fear or favor, and that his efforts would be given Co the 0pDuildins of the community in every rubHc and private act Mr. Hoskins stated that he would run the office himself and run it right, and that he would not brook interference in bis official acts, but would conduct tEe place along proper lines and let the verdict of tho pbio at largo deter miuc whether he had succeeded q failed.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28
VERY WEAKLY FOR
 M SEVERAL YEARS
North Carolina Lady Describes the Symptoms From Which She Suf- fered and Which She Says
 Cardui Relieved

Trap Hn \. C-Mrs Eurud1 Hol- brook. recently made this statements: "l was very weakly for three Or four years with wcmanly troubles 1 was much worse at special times. Every month l would have to He in bed Tor three or four days
 My chef suffering was in my back could not tell how badly it ached, but 1t seemed as fl 1t could not DO eAly ache worse Whenever 1 would get tired. or if was much on rf feet. it would ache Cardui wa3 au Che medicine l took
 saw with the first bottle that was heme 1enelittat but ] kelt rlahl on for five bottles remlarly Eg tal time mas 20 ! could do ali my owt wora. which Tor some umc ! had ou been able to ao.
 That is che only time ! ever too' t regularly. bul ! always have | !" hand Co use when l ao nut feel wet and 1t alwaya helps me Wlth successful record of atef ' ' voars to ils credit cardul has pfes Ata inert n the lrs7ment of man o ,he simple aiment peeulsu ~ pa
 uen
 qt t At YoaF aw M AAr
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

ment toward France or anyone, and you remarked to mo that you might have fallen upon Russia when she was ruined by her war with Japan, and upon France when 5000 French soldiers were in hospitals. When answered ycu that Frances pacific intentions were shown by the tend oncy to reduce her military forces, you had nothing more to say"
 The prince then relates a sensa' tional conversation in which the em 1eror, pointing to British squadron visiting Kiel, foresaw the coming oi war.
 "The transformation of your men tality became evident to me m June lg1i. when, upon the deck of the Ho henzollern at Kiel, you said to m with irritation as you saw tho Eng fish squadron come to salute, yes
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28
MONEY IN EGGS

Eggs are not money but the money from their salo is. This money is yours for the effort How lo you treat tho hen that lays Che Golden Eeea B "A, Th0maa Poultry Remedy win keep he poultry m good condition and in~ crease the yiold in cs We saar- untce thn and rruud your money I not aatl0a Ady
 "For salo by All Good Dealers" oi write the Oli Kentucky Manu'aetur- lug Company, iuc ruducah, hy
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

Dr. Pollard has returned and may oe found in his office as usual 11-19-lw
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28
Missouri Pa
TRAINS DEPAN

1O:3O a. m.--No. 220, D Little Roc. and Memphis. Parlor car and diner Hot Springs to Memphis. Springs special, to Little Rock. Memphis st Louis and Chicago. ,. 6:55 a. m.-No SS4. to Little Rock, St. Louis and Texas points.
 TRAINS ARRIVE
 9:30 a. m--No. IT, Hot springs Special from Chicago, St. Louis. Mem1 phis and Little Rock.
 GAS D. No. 2i9, from Memp1 Little Rock Parlor car and diner.
 10:30 D. m.-No. S33, from St. and Little Rock.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28
TRAINS ARRIVE.

WANTED-ROUTE BOYS AT SENTINEL RECORD. ApPL ONCE.
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''t5t;5,r E 5t;;55 5't;5 ROUTING ATTORNEY e ASSISTANCE OF
 sYER AT START.
 arzes Himself With Will Not Have Dep lut Will Give Mont
ECUTlNG ATTORNEY
 [ ASSISTANCE OF kFYER AT START.

new prosecuting at- 3 over the duties of ednesday, with the ew year and is the esides Roscoe Ian Fnd Goofge BrougG .a !! a!!!!lent, to tax
 ies on this date,
 tted yesterday that
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

Keep your eggs uoR and put lheH up in Hes preseper ono pint VII keep thlfy doten esea aoe per plHl G0o plf quart aghneck hfas te Phone No ahet
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-28

wAsseRMANN hloop TEST. tkeo
 Au chemical and qua Aeal eoEk .n a reasonable pglea WT1aan Laboratory. lieM Contra - .nF Walter Neialal ..---..I
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PRINCE OF MONACO AD-
 DRESSES FORMER KAISER

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
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- saal-asI R.eall M ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
Pc SVetu.

IL Londona porOcajo: AngleSka vlada je V
tetrtek ukazala zapreti zastopnika sovjetske VIA
de V Londonu Maksima I.itvinova. niegovega tai
nika in nekaj drugih oseb, Xxi so bile V zvezi T. Lit
vlnovlm poSlaniStvom. Nlada je obvestila ljudske
komisarje V Moskvi, da ostane Litvinov V "pre-
ventivnem zaporu' toliko casa, dokler ne pr;deio
ma varno drzavljani Velike Britanije, kolikor lin
Je Sc ma ruskem teritOriju, Xxi je pod kontrolo So
vjeta. Obenem je priSlO poroGilo, da ie bill V sre-
do napaden angleSki konzulat V Moskvi. V Moskvi
se Sc nahaja angleSki generalni konzul r.. II. Lock.
hard i'll konzul Wardrop, katerima SOY ietska vlada
ne ola pOtnega Iista. Sovjetska vlada zahteva, da
sc mora pref izkrcati Litvinov V Bergenu ma Nor
veskem, preden dobi angleSki konzul potne listc
"a neoviran odhod IL Rustic. BritiSka vlada pa "a
htcva ravno nasprotno, ola ne od;de Litvinov pref
" AngliJe, dokler he bodo angleSki konzuli in dr.
~zavljani V Rusiii ma varnem.
Petrogradska 'Pravda" ina podrobneise DO
rociIo o sobotnem napadu ma anglesko poslanistvo
V Petrogradu. Pri TEN napadu je bill ubit britt
Ski vojaSki atasej FIR. Cromie. Omenieni lis, pise.
da so sovjetske oblasti V Moskvi izvedele, da Sc
V brltiskem poslaniStvu skrivata voditelja protire-
volucionarlev general Savinko in tilonenko. vsled
cesar so ukazale ~sovjetu V Petrogradu, da Sc IL
vede preiskava. Clan izredne komisije "a pre-
precenje kontrarevolucije ie Sci V spremstvu stra.
re V poslanistvo, ali ko je dospel V prvo nadstrop-
je, so IL hOdnika pocili streli in eden straanikov je
bill uhit, drugi pa r%anjen. Sledil je boj in V tenn
boju je padel angleSki ataSe Cromie.
Londonsko c~asopisje je prineslo ostrc clamkc
proti boljsevikom vsled tega dogodka in pozivija
Waldo, Ola ne odneha cd svoie zahtevc, Ola soviet
~najstroze kaznuje morilce ~ataseja.
"Koelnische Nolkszeitung" javlia, da je V
Berlinu in vsej provinciji Brandenburg razglase-
no oh'edno stanje. Razglas obsednega stanja ie
podpisal general Won linsingen, Xxi svari prebival-
Stvo, da caka osira kazen v~sakogar, XII DO Sc NADIA
lje siril "frivolne i'll izdaialske vesti o nemskem
poveljnistvu, pretiraval vesti o zmagah ~sovrazni-
ka in metal sum iivo lut ma odporno silo nemske
armcde, Xxi zmagoviio zadrzuje aovraznika." &c
nera' l.insingen zaklja6uie, da upa, dn bo njcgcvo
svarilo zadostovalo in da mu ne BIO treba izvaiati
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-10
RoLETAR

Ma drugi strani so sc Nojni lferanti' povzpeli
ma nezasliSane visave. Miljoni drugih prihajajo V
njih9ve roke. Po izjemni poti p~ospcsuje vojna
koneentracijo ~kapitala. Sc tIustov nj trcba IN ia
process; lie malo bozjega bagoslova, da hi vojna
Sc kaj dale trajala.
kakor posega vojna V razmerc V kapitalistic-
mem razredu, tako Sc dotika Z zelezno roko tudi
delavskega razreda. Ampak tega prijema in stika
V celoti. Tudi volna ne napravi IL delavca kapi-
talista. Bedo vseea delavstva p~oveGava. Nesti IL
Avstrije in Nemtiie nam POLO StraSno pesem o
TEN. Materijalne zrtVe iii iZgube vail ma niegova
pleta. ZivljenSke potrebScine mu podrazuie, ne lie
IA danaSnji dan, ampak tudi IA bodocnost. Pril;-
ko IA delo mu %omejuje. Re sedaj sc r~azSirja zen
Sko delo; izkuSnje ma tenn polju DO kapitalizem po-
rabbi pc vojni III konkurenca med spoloma. Xxi Sc
sedaj ne tuti. dokler so moski Y zakopih, sc po nil
hovem povratku zlasti Y nekaterih dezelah po-
ostri do skrajnosti.
Temu &c pridruIi kOnkurenca polinvalidnih
delavcev, ki bodo vpriGo silno izpopolnjene stroll
ne tehnike popolnoma porabni, zadovoljevati Sc
bodo morali pa vcndar Z nepopoino place, ker ne
bodo mogli skriti svojih telcsnih nedostatkov.
koncentracija kapitala, XII jo p~ospesuje voina,
poveca odvisnoSt delavStva cd pCdjetnikov. Gin
mamie Je delodajalcev, tenn bolj so delavci naveza-
III mamie in TEN absolutneje lahko diktirajo DO
goje. Use ieze je tedaj delavcu reel Pri tebi mi
ne ugaJa; pojdem drugam. Posebno "a izuCene
delavce, Xxi iScejo della v svoii Stroki, Sc poslabSajo
razmere. kadar postajajo posamezni kapitalisti
kralji celih induStrii.
Povecana moe kapitalizma ma eni, pomnozena
beda delavstva ma drugi strani to je posledica,
III jo porodi vOjna.
Razmere med razredona Sc tedaj neizogibno
poostri. Nsled tega Sc pa tudi nujno poostri raz-
redni boj.
Politicna demokracija, Xxi poda delavstvu
vecjo moe, mu lahko skuje mnogo izvrstnega O.
rozja, : katerim doseze, Ge "a Una pray rabbit, We
like uSpehe V TEN boju in v,led tega lahko izgubi
Ia borba mnogo biutalnOsti. XII je je imela nekdaj.
Ali to ne pomeni, da Sc boz ublazi; med oStrim i'm
brut alnim bojem je velika razlika in lahko je boj
naJostrejSi t6daj, kadar ie naibolj GloveSki.
Pred vOjnO je bill razredni boj, po yojni bo
intel X odlocitvi. PovSod Sc DO vodil, razliGni bodo
njegovi natini, najelemeniarnejSi pa DO tam, kjer
Sc ie kapital vsled vojnih Spekulacij in nepoStenih
metod naJbolJ koncentriral V poSameznih rokah.
Pijane oSabnosti pc nezasliSanem povecanju
bogastva lahko tam. kjer il delavstvo ~politiGno
zaostalo, podJetniStvO "a nekaj casa pritegne va
Jeti. Ola Sc zdi odpor nemogoc. Nrzeno V dotlei
neznano bedo lahko izgubi delavStvo "a nekaj casa
upanje in pogum, in sc topo vida crnemu suzeni-
stvu.
Ali lie "a nekai casa je to mogoce in lie kraiek
more biti ia cas-.
kakor IL CORA tekoca vcda, pred katero Sc ne
madonna u%maknejo jezovi, pa zabobni 4 vso silo V
dolno III pOulavi vSo nizino. tako iZrabi kapitali-
zem, ce izgineio ~njegove ovire, brezobzirno. brez