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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
Terrible Conditions of Armenisn..

Correspondence of The Associated Press)-"I have seen towns where there were 1000 refugees losing 1,0t of them monthly through starvation II have seen a town thirty miles from
 the railroad reduced by starvation from a population of 1000 to 1000 in ten days"
 That is what is happening in Ar menia, according to Lieutenant Mel vile Chatter of the American Red after an extensive tour of the Near aSt.
 Conditions there. he told The As sociated Press representative, are simply appalling. The people are in rags Diseas SC, nc. less than starvation, is taking a heavy toll. and it is diff
 fcult to check it's spread because there are no medicines or disinfectants to be had. The people will have to be fed by outsiders. he said, until the harvest which follows the next sow ing.
 the Republic of Erivan is a country so deSpoiled by the Turks, the Red Cross stated, that it does not possess even and seed grain.
 During the war" he said 'the Turks made systematic attempts to destroy the Armenian people. They forced their way through Armenia with the intention of joining forces with the Tartars to the north, mas saching and committing widespread depredations as they marchel. On their way back they swept Armenia clean, for the Armenians at the time of the armistice had only 22, 900 sol- diers in the field. The Turks wan toniy destroyed every thing in their path. The result is that the Armenian republic has not cattle. seed grain, flour-nothing at all to eat"
 The American Committee for Relief in the Near East is making every ef- fort, according to Lieutenant Chatter, to succor the starving Armenans. From February 8 to April 1, with the aid of the American Red Cross, it put into the country $500 tons of flour. Dis tribution is a difficult problem. Food is carried ito interior points by native bullock carts.
 While the Erivan Republic is starv- ing it's neighbor Georgia is thriving Throughout the country Lieut.. Chatter said he saw fine grazing lands and large herds and fioclzs. The Georgians were not molested by the Turks and the country has had to deal with few Armenian refugees except those at Tif1is, to which city Turkish Arneni- ans have ned since 1915. Tens of thousands of Armenian orphans are now tferN
 1s'HThe Armenians are praying for American --.-. --t aty think they would never be free under any other government" said Lieutenant Chatter.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
STORIES OFTTIE WAR
seeadier. Commander Sent eaek,

(Correspondencez of The Associated Press s.)-Count, Felix Von .Luckner commander of the German raider Seeadler, which sunk twenty five mer~ chant vessels in the South Atlantci in 1917, has been. sent back to England to be repatriated to Germany On the same vessel also were sent Lieut. enant Kirchiess, Ven Luckner's sec ond -in- command on the Seeadler- and others of that raiders crew.
 Dr. E.. Schultz, who was governor of German Sydney to be repatriated, together with Dr. G; Seasons, former ly agricultural director in German Sa- moa. Won Luckner has had a rotnat- ic career Before the war he deserted from Russian vessel on which he had run away Co sea. Then he worlk-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

ed in a south Australian hotel and -later was a newspaper vendor in Mel bourne.
 Having raided mercha ntmen in the Seeadier, he was captured in the Fiji islands and while in interment at Auckland. New Zealand, escap ped, cap tured lumber coaster and headed for the kern1adc islands but their yes- sel was overtaken and -reca blurred by an armed New Zealand vessel. Since then Won Iuckner has been kept in confinement at Wellington, New Zea land.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE
 PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to < Put \on Firm. HenIthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor and Nerve
 Force. .~

Judging from the countless prepara- tons and treatments which are .contin- ually being advertised for the purpose of making thin people f1eshy develop ing arms. neck and bust. and replacing ugly hol1owS and angles by the soft curved lines of health and beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their ex- ceSsive thinness
 Thinness and weakness are often
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
Got Discharge and Want Transports


 Discharged members of the Ameri- can ExpeditioHary Force of Italia n extraction have been besieging Consul Francis Keenes office at Rome re- gently requesting passage back to tho United States on the grounds. of be- ing United States citizens and of hav- ing Served in the United States army. Employes of the office attending to the lot of these discharged soldiers immediately demand to see their dis charge papers. After examining it they indicate to the men that they have waived the responsibility of the government in providing transporta- tion-.when they received their dis charges. for there is one clause on the back of the paper which clearly explains that procedure. : fCh," reply the men. "but my com : manding officer did not explain that to me when I asked for a discharge
 That will do old timer" iretortz the consul generals assistants. Your commanding officer certainly told you that and now we can do nothing about it.' @S
 The men in every case secured their discharge and thereby waive right to return transportation.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

If we are to believe all that the pre- hibitionists have been claiming for so long, they VIII not:kick because they have 10 ray increased hotel rates to make up for the elimination of the bar profits.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

Practically all of the teak forests of Siam (with the exception Of inror1or areas in the Provinces of Misnulok and Nagor Savrga) are at present held by private companies and worked on leases granted by the government.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

The cause of hunger in Germany at the present time and in the recent past Is that it has been fed up on the wrong thing. .g,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
Prices at Nisi,.

| Upon their arrivel at Nish, Serbia
 with food, clothing and medicine the army food mission and the American Red Cross found the following prices
 prevailing; for mems suit of clothes of cheapest quality, $40; pair of trousers $60; a pair of shoes, s55 ode
 yard of cotton cloth, 12: spool of
 cotton thread. sS to SIP: . small piece
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

Strange as it may seem, there are nations. that consider China is on the pie counter ready to be cut up at their request.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

The man on the corner says: There's a difference between voluntary walk ing and compulsory pedestrianisn-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

Much of the business of the muni- cipai courts these. days is made up of violations of the aauternobile laws, but there; is much larger number that
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

It is not so long since the first of July but what there is an occasional bit of evidence regarding the stock that was laid by for dry day.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

What makes walking all the worse is that no one feels like wasting shoe leather these days ~&
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

Somehow Or other there doesn't ap- pear to be sany wild scramble to gei standing room on the brass rail of the coffeehouses sor the temperance sa-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

If New York Gan be assured that i, will not be bethered any more by Harry Thaw,iiiy ought to. e,be willing to let PennsyEvaniaS loo4s, after him. New York lost it's chance long time
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17
Zero in canaoIation

Cheerup! Senator Poindextor ms- sures the country in the most posi- tive terms that 1t need never despair as long as he lives.-Anaconda Standard.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

Germany is looking fotward to 40 years in a desert. but it must, realize that it's deseft is of a far different character than that in Belgium and northern France. As
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

The claim is made that Mexico has been punishing those who killed Americans. but with over 300 killed in the last nine years the penalty doesn't seemt to have done much good.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-17

That commission from Bulgaria that is here to sell hides may be politely told that it Is trying to interfere with the business of those who are srakihg of a big,profit, because of the existing shortage.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
10S4 Acres Alfalfa Fine Stand, Clean
This is an exceptional buy at $500 per acre, 1-3 downl possession immediately; good Improvements. This is bargain. You will buy this.
A. ". FLICKINGER Is WEST ADAMS.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE ABATEMENT HOTrGES

On ". Washington Street with store below Well laid out and furnished. Apartment house of six apartments elegantly furnished, always filled, one of the best locations to be found
 I can show you the best apartment proposition in the city. You can buy it at a bargain. On paved street, two blocks from the center of town. Has a s1,000 month income See me at once.
 HOUSES
 A four-room brick house with screen porch, good location at q bargain. ss,000.
 A fiye-room frame house; two lots: plenty of shade, sleeping porch; ss250: snap.
 A five-room brick house, shade, or the car line, at $3750
 nice seven-room brick house near the Capitol; sleeping porches. plenty of shade, s45o0.
 I have a twelve-room double brick house, completely furnished and two lots plenty of shade, close in, at 2 bargain: s7500; $s50O will handle 1t. A fiye-room pebble dash house. nice lawn on North Second Avenue, s6500; easy terms.
 Completely furnished five-room bungalow, all built-in features. Posi- lively the best buy in the city; S6500
 PRETTY RANCH HOMES
 20 acres set out in cotton and maize has a seven-room brick house, has buiit-in features, lots of shade, fruit trees. nice chicken yard, house alone worth ss.000. Can be bought this week for $14,000. See me early before if goes.
 20 acres set out to orange, grape fruit and peaches. Has an up to date house on 1t. Improvements alone worth s10000. One of the prettiest places in the valley.
 acres on N. Central; high class home, 8 rooms, basement and heater; elegant location: lots of fruit trees. acre tract with modern brick house pump, windmill, etc
 also have from one acre tracts tc 100.
 Houses. East Evergreen, Keunil- worth, Chelsea; best locations.
 Business is good. List your city anf country property with me. If you have house to rent see me at once.
 NJ F. GREEN Commercial Hotel Phone 165s
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
8OACRES

The Dalton ranch about five miles northeast of city 4 mod ern equipped dairy. 100-ton silo. milking barn with cement floor. new brick separator house and cooler for bottling milk, good well. engine and large tank; water plped to every field: other barns, cor rals, and chicken houses; abundance of shade and fam fly orchard; place well fenced in many fields. 20 acres alfal- ia, about 40 acres in maize. corn and hegari Good ranch home, with lots screen porch; close to paved read; fine. sandy loam soil; will make an excellent dairy and cotton proposition. $l0.000 cash will handle, balance time with about $S000 at five per cent or will sell stocked with good Holstein herd and milk con tract that now brings in over s1oo per week which Will in- increase to 5000 per week in three months.
 Exclusively with
 W. J. BURNS.
 s1 NORTH FIRST AVE.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
S64,OOO
Casa Grande Lands

1000 acres, shallow water. s12.5O per acre.
 500 acres adjoining the above, s25 per acre, some improvements.
 $40 acres, miles prom Casa Grande, B per acre.
 $40 acres, 8 miles Toltec. s4 per acre. lso acres near Casa Grande, s1O per acre.
 4SO acres. 14 miles rom Florence on highway, s25 per acre.
 s2O acres, shallow water, s2O per acre. 320 acres with 24o acres in crop. large new well and pumping plant. Price s40,000. $5000 cash will handle 320 acres. all leveled. ready for crop; 1e0 acres has been in cotton. Price s32, GOO s250O cash will handle. We have many other good buys. Come to Casa Grande or phone us and we will come and get you and show you the finest desert valley on earth. CASA GRANDE FARMS AND DE-
 VELOPMENT co.
 Casa Grande. Ariz bl
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Cotton Growers

160 ACRES -12O ACRES OF 20- YEAR-OLD SOD ~ ALFALFA AND BERMUDA - ABSOLUTE LY NO JOHNSON. POSSESSION AT ONCE. THIS LAND SHOULD MAKE A BALE TO THE ACRE. THE PRICE IS 4.000-SPREAD OVER FIFTEEN YEARS WITH INTEREST AT SEVEN PER CENT. SIX THOUSAND DOL LARS FOR FIRST PAYMENT. THIS IS A SURE BET ON cor TON ON x LAND COSTING YOU ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL LARS PER ACRE. WITH EASY TERMS AND PERMANENT WA TER FOR 160 ACRES.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
HERE ARE RANCHES
, ACRES-Pretty attractive modern home, on a first class five acres in Glendale. At s6,350.00, on req sonable terms.

SOHdDle tcftliS.
 10 ACRES - Short distance from Phoenix. improved ten acres, equipped complete for chicken ranch. Enclosed in S-foot chicken wire. At s4,S00.00 on trems of $500 cash and balance easy. On ly about three and one-half miles from the center of Phoenix. and will practically adjoin one of the new paved roads.
 50 ACRES Alfalfa and improved and only seven miles out Absolutely in one of the best soil belts of the Valley. Good deep Maricopa sandy loam. Includes COWS, young stock, teams and all implements and only takes 5000 to handle. One of our best offerings.
 80 ACRES-Good soil, good improve ments, good location near Glen dale There's twenty acres of really good cotton included at the price of $250 per acre, on excep- tionally easy terms.
 140 ACRES-Just north of McDowell Road, close in. One of the fine old home places of the valley Extensive improvements. This tract lies in the path of the future develop ment of the city. A ts325 per acre. See it and realize it's value
 Our Sales Department, fully equipped with automobiles, well comes the opportunity to show you around the valley. To see any of these ranches, ask for MT. Lane.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
BIG AUCTION

MONDAY. SEPT 15TH. 1s0 P. M.
 27 S. 9TH AVE.
 Dressers, kitchen cabinets, oil stoves rockers. dining tables. library tables beds and springs cots, gas range, rugs, hath tub, refrigerators, Westinghouse 12-in. fan oscelating. sewing machines. carpenter tools. hoes. forks, shovels. Many other articles If you have any thing to sell Phone 4z96
 J. B. GUESS. AJ'CTIoNEER br
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For Sale-Real Estate

IF YOU WANT a bargain in three tots, see them today on north side Van Buren between Thirteenth and Four teenth. Then see owner with Arizona Magazine 222 ". Adams Street. If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Alfalfa and Stock
 Ranch

IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A STAKE IN FIVE YEARS ON A DANDY ALFALFA AND STOCK RANCH-WITTI LIMITED CAPT. TAIL. I CAN PUT YOU ON A FIyE-YEAR LEASE ON 160 ACRES WITH A PERFECT PUMPING PLANT ALL NEW MAKING 150 INCHES ON A 24-FOOT LIFT.
 A PRESENT CROP OF MAIZE ON SOME FORTY ACRES. THE BALANCE READY FOR FALL PLANTING IN ALFALFA. ABSO- LUTELY NO JOHNSON GRASS OR OTHER WEEDS. SUFFI- GENT HOUSING.
 $2,140 WILL PUT YOU IN POS SESSION UNDER A LEASE AT TEN DOLLARS PER ACRE PER ANNUM FOR FIVE YEARS. THIS IS STRICTLY AN ABFAL- FA. GRAIN AND HOG PROPOSE TTON-NOT COTTON.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
SEETHE ROSS CUTTER

been thinking about ensag cut Have wondered which machine really would the best for long life of good honest e
  nsage If of their definite superiority the ROSS will reveal itself in mighty short time.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

PECOS VALLEY TEXAS OIIs FIELDS-Private party owns $40 acres located on what is pronounced by two of America's best geologists to be on the great oil structure and anticline along the Pecos River, Ward County
 and close to well now drilling Hay $ ing the same permain formation found at Burkburnett and Wichita Falls. Texas. Will sell in fee simple five acre blocks or more, $50 per acre ups including al loil, gas and mineral rights Purchasers can do their own leasing and retain one-eighth royalty. This. land is also very valuable for agri- cultural purposes. E. E. Specht, Room sos, 21o West 7th. St, Los Angeles Cal. IL
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

No matter what size engine you now have on your farm, nor what size you are contemplating buying. you will find a ROSS that will fit in with that engine and do more and better work in the same length
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
80 Acres

If you are looking for ranches of this size we have something to suit you.
 s325.00 per acre. well improved $225.00 per acre; immediate posses sion; alfalfa and cotton. Very good house; good shade. A snap of the highest order.
 s250.00 per acre. Well improved. Owner will blow and boarder the place for buyer to begin next years crop. Good water Fine terms. In our list of city property we have a good house, five rooms, shade. etc. at sS25o.00 Good terms Also a large modern house, new and priced at s4250.0o.
 WALKER REALTY co. s15 ". Wash. St. Phone s25
 bk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For Sale-Real Estate
See This 40

40 acres close to Chandler; B. water: 15 years in alfalfa; loose Ioamy soil: not a hard spot on it; splendid ditch system: price $30000 per acre; s4 .OOO cash, balance long time. B. NJ. Crenshaw. Chandler, Ariz. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
AUCTION SALE
SEPT 2oTH

TUESDAY, SEPT. BOTH. Six miles west on Yuma road and miles south, on Ivy ranch, 3 mics south Of Fowler school.
 FORECLOSURE SALE Commencing at 1:3o, I will sell al public auction the following stock 80 head cattle.
 g head Al dairy cows. fresh and coming fresh.
 14 head springing neifers. 13 head steers, s to IS months old. 20 head calves.
 bull.
 ] head work horses. Farming machinery. disc. 1 wagon, i mower 1 buggy, sets harness.
 Terms of sale-Cash.
 c. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer.
 L. c. GALLAND, Clerk. gs TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 341 W. Washington St. I sell everything. l buy for cash. Raise the other fellows bid every time. You are foolish if you sell before call- ing me
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 PHONE 1917 If THE new auction yard, 27 South Fifth avenue. Sales on Monday. 1 sell your goods on commission or buy for cash Phone 429e J. B. Guess. auc- tioneer. If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

You know real quality when you see it, You know the difference between steel and cast iron-and you understand fully that self conforming bearings are far su- perior to ordinary rigid bearings. And when you make comparisons you will readily note the difference between the various types of cut ting apparatus.
 The wonderful ROSS cutting me charism, which is really the heart fo the machine, places the knives
 the cutting bar and holds them there. ROSS knives cannot be forced away. They run with steady, positive shear and hum right through the work from daylight to dark, seven days a week if need be.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For Sale-Real Estate

FORTY acres best cotton land in the valley: old alfalfa; located near Phoe nix; $400 per acre. Box 56S Republi- can. blS
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
An Ideal Home

320 acres, well improved. one of best locations in the valley: fine modern S. room house, bath lighting system, solar heater; good soil, fenced into 40-acre tracts with four-foot page fence; two miles of concrete ditches; good barn for Is head stock. large hay barn COX 110 feet. implement sheds. This is an ideal home as well as business propo- sition. Price $400, terms See
 ROBERT T CLARK
 MYERS & CARRICK
 Phone & Glendale blk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
CHOICE LOTS

Located on 1st and 2nd Ave. Also on Culver and Willetta- See Shaw at Realty Co.,, Is N. 1st Ave Phone 4173. blk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

flywheel. In the cylinder machine the knives and blower apparatus are separate, while in the knife -on-fly- wheel type, the knives are attached to the blower fan.
 Both of these types are made in a large range of sizes. There is small ROSS machine that does splendid work with a to 6 H. P. engine. cutting sharp and clean and easily throwing silage over the top of any silo. There are many sizes between this small machine and the large ROSS Bull Dog" the ma chine with a ton per hour eapac- ity and practically unlimited strength and power
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For SaleReal Estate
THEBIG FOUR
woTToN, sQUIREs, zUNDELL S
 WILLARD
Have The Following to Offer

Have The Following to Offer
 3 lots northeast; s400 each.
 6-Room brick house, west; s2750, s1 600 cash.
 e-Room brick East Pierce. sS65o; S1250 cash.
 6-Room brick pebble dash, also house in rear, rent income ss0 per month; near Capitol $500.
 Beautiful Groom brick West Monroe exclusive, s4250; s1250 cash.
 Good brick house s. 5th Ave. $2500; terms.
 Room brick East Pierce. ? nice lots s3500.
 Beautiful home close in North Gen. ual. one of the best. S20,000
 6-Rooni. brick, good garage, extra room over garage. lots of shade. two blocks from car line, roo block west, s4s00; $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
HEARD

Central and Adams Sts. Phone 1881
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Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
l6O ACRES

WITH THE BEST ALFALtA
 IN THE VALLEY. Fine home for the owner and two homes for your help. We'll fenced and cross fenced. good well and tank, IF acres in fruit. This is one of the bes: equipped ranches and it has no foul growth. Located southwest of Phoe nix. Price $500 per acre. Good terms. to a live man.
 J. s. GRIFFIN ALONE
 11S N. FIRST AVE.
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Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

We have two of the best apartment houses in the city for $15,000 and s16,000 Don't talk on these unless you have at least F cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
5 Acres

Good location paying an income now. Owner must leave and wants to sell. This place is well improved with double house and other buildings S2000.00 cash, balance terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
ROSS Knives Cut Clean

Remember this important point. ROSS knives cut clean always. They cannot haggle or crush the corn. ROSS-cut silage keeps all of the rich juices in the leaves and stalks, where they belong.
 An ensilage cutter is one of the most important investments you can make. That's why we urge you to carefully inspect the different makes of machines. Study them thoroughly. Compare them point by point And be your own salesman, Let your own judgment decide.
 Two Types-AIl Sizes
 ROSS Ensilage Cutters are made in two types, cylinder and knife-on-
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Some Investment

60 ACRES 25 in cotton, s5 in alfalfa, cotton will make F bales, alfalfa is perfect. A snap at $210 per acre.
 See HALES With B. W GETsINGER
 Is E. Adams hn
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
OIL LEASE

FOR SALE--1sO-ACRE OIL LEASE IN HOLBROOK FIELD, ON THE ANTICLINE AND CLOSE TO ACTU- AL DRILLING. WILL SELL CHEAf. IF TAKEN NOW. PHONE 1881.
 or Box HIM, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

conlmercial Hote
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

There are many features such as the six-fan blower. the angle steel main frame, the swivel blower pipe socket, the steel blower casing, ad- unstable and self-conforming bear ings, the reversible steel cutting bar, Jagged drive pulley and angle steel blower fans that make the ROSS machine the best investment for any mans money. All of these features are described and some very important silage information is given in our free booklets, which are yours without cost or obliga- tion. Send for these books today. Your name on a postcard will do.