davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1901-05-09

has been found necessary to take out yet another ditch, which will have it's source about twelve miles above Dun- can, at a point where the beautiful stream leaves its box through which il travels for many miles. The Nor mons go at an enterprise Of this magnl- tude in such a quiet, unostentatious manner that little is ever heard of their work. But they have com menced, and ere another year they will have the life-giving waters Of the Glla flowing through this ditch, which will leave the foot of the big mountains far to the southwest of the little town, and thus reclaim thousands of acres of land which heretofore have been considered absolutely worthless. The ditch will be twenty feet wide on the bottom-a veritable river. How they accomplish such great enterprises with the means at their command is a mystery which the Gentiles cannot fathom. Surely these people are misunderstood in many sections. One only has to know | them and watch the results of their labor to appreciate their worth to a community. They are thrifty because | they labor in harmony with each other. A colony of Gentiles, even with a considerable amount of cash in hand, could not succeed with this great enterprise which they have gone about so quietly, and which promises so much for that section of Graham coun- ty. There must be something in their rengIou which holds them together in a united brotherhood. They have long since abandoned the practice of polygamy. They have their own school house and church building, where Bishop Nations breaches every Sunday. After the services are over, all ques- tions pertaining to farming and the needs of the community are discussed, and many advanced ideas in regard to farming brought up, in which all take a hand. It is sort of an agricultural meeting which is of vast benefit to the community as a whole, and which doubtless has tendency to keep the colonists in close sympathy each with the other. They kelp each other by the exchange of labor in the busy seasons, and seem to dwell together in harmony and unity of purpose. There are no better farmers than the
 Mormons, and if one may judge from
 the results accomplished, and from the respectful manner in which their Gen
 tile neighbors speak of them, they are
 a most desirable acquisition to any
 community. They are peaceable and
 law.abiding and attend strictly to theil
 own business, and never attempt tC
 interfere with the affairs of others
 They lay off wide lanes for public
 highways, along each side of which they plant cottonwood or other fores
 trees, which in this fertile land soor
 interlock their branches and afford ; l perfect shade for the traveller.
 But the Mormons are not the onl. } farmers aud hustlers in the valley. Il fact they are comparatively small part of it at the present time. Man. of the farmers have resided there fo
The copper era., 1901-05-09

beautiful tclook upon, yet it is in its infancy. 1. is fast settling up with new people, and the little town has wonderfully bright future. There is no reason why Duncan should not equal Safo,d in five years. It has the water and te land and a much better market for Its products.
 One O: the great needs of the place is hustling real estate agent-one who would nofbe afraid to use printers ink liberalk in making known the merits of the valley to the outside world.
 Some of the most extensive farmers outside of the Mormon colony are h. C. Day. WI. Cauthen, Wm. Wilson, W. A. Pitt, Alex Martin, J. h. X J F. Cosper and J. H. MeClusky. These are only few of the successful farmers, who cultivate from 100 to POO acres each.
 The acreage of land in cultivation has doubled during the past two years
 Duncan has two large mercantile es-
 
 tablisbments kept by R. s. Stewart d Go. and B. T Billingsley- These houses do a large business with the farmers. rauchers, and with the various mining camss of that section.
 Mrs Caid rms first-class restaurant
 The Dpnc.n Saloon, Burt Tipton nronrie,or ,nd the Bank Saloon b! IIi1i Rros Ere first-class houses, anC are doing food business,
 NY creaam conducts neat dru! ean runs the only black smith shop if the village.
 J.T.L. walters, the postmaster building new store room, and vii soon put in general stock C merchandise.
 Dr. B. F.Miller, a recent graduate c one of the best medical schools in Virg mia, has recently located at Duncan
 Duncan has good school building, Sunday school, and preaching ever other Sunday.
 THE ERA is under obligations to Nil and Mrs. S. w. Massey for courtesie shown its representation while in tn Valley.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
IpunOrrhOaa

Dear Friends.-I have used Balm Of Figs for three months, and now feel that it is my duty to recommend this wonderful medicine to all suffering women. I suffered constantly for years from an excessive leucorrhoeal dis Balm of Figs has completely cured me. and I feel perfectly we'll in every way, and 1 shall recommend it to every sui fering woman.-Mrs. W. A. Hill, Box 199, Wauseon, Ohio. Trial box free. For sale by c. r. Dunn and \. C. Co.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

bitch and sire owned by F. II. Franz. eligible to register. Price si5O. Address c. A. Conklin' Arizona.
 Ladies and gents attention! We are . ad5inc. extensively to our dry goods and solicit share or your patronage.-J. X \. smith. Ladies. attention. New style spring hats. at J. X A. Smiths. Shoes, shoes! Extra large stock for spring trade. from four factories "' '' X A. Smiths.
 Go to The Becker-Franz Co.,, sue, cessors to w. r. Hagau, Tor gener"' merchandise.
 For ? frst-class shave or hair cut go to Jack Goodwin, two doors west '' Katz & company's.
 sunday, May 9, mass at s a. m. Even, ,s, ing services every day durInE '''0 month of May, at : 30 ?. n. D-.on
 REV. TIMMERMANS, fasVo''
 Ico cream freezers. refrigerators, ice shayers. ice picks, at S. J. Foroes'
 Wapted-Situation by Japanese in i restaurant, hotel or prlNate hOuST. ] O box 5l. Clifton, Arizona. wages DO object. " l Cool of at Dunn's new soda iouu' tain Everything first-class. Nice lc' cream parlor in connection
 Alarm clocks at Dunns.
 Stops the Cough, and Works off run ,n' tSoIu..LaNative Bromo-Clulnlhc ldp lets cure a cold in one day. NO cure no Pay. Price D cents.
 Shoes bearing tt;.5 TSx Mark are best to Wear. L-
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Pr0lapSuS.

Dear Friends:-For the benefit Of others I must add my quota of praise of Balm of Figs, brought to me by your representative, Mrs. F. H. Huyler. l was troubled with weakness in the form of prolapsus, used the Balm for one month, and am fully satisfied with its benefits.-Carrie Standiford, Ro- chester, Minn. Trial box free. For sale by C. F. Dunn and A. c. Co.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

THE Daily Review of Bisbee made its appearance on the first of the month, and Is one Of the best and brightest daily papers in the territory. May it succeed and prosper.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to cure. F.. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. p cents.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

One lot of contractors tools, consist ing of picks, shovels, drill steel, bars, hammers, wheelbarrows, blacksmith outfits, etc. Also & large number of tents of various sizes, number of large kitchen ranges with utensils and three small board buildings; all on the line of the A. x N. NJ. Ky, three miles south of Clifton. Apply to
 S. H. BUCHANAN.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
St Barnard for Sale.

One St. Bernard dog year old form bitch and sire owned by l.. Il. fan1' Thoroughbred, eligible to reSlsSIegr' Price sl50. Address G. A. Oonhl'n' SprinCerville, Arizona.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

For clothing up-to-date, you will find at l.. Segars at reasonable prices.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received Saturday, May II, 1901 for carpenter work on the Rom ley building on Copper Avenue. Plans and specifications can be seen at any store. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. w. M. ROMLEY,
 Racket store, Copper Avenue.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Nursing by Mrs. H. R. Anderson Residence near Harper &Depee's store, Copper Avenue
The copper era., 1901-05-09
It Saved His Leg.

Danforth. of LaGrange, Ga, .i,..i "A toy six months with fright sunrr SUI s',nring sore on his leg; but writes iui .ha, NREnckien's Arnica Salve wholly SVrsn Wounds. Piles, it's the best sSlye 9n;S in in cents. Sold by Dunn.
 Fresh fish, chickens !ops'ers r.,nai anu fine sausages a speciality at the Oen'rA' Market. "
 rire5 mothers. are you worryinS ahont burned and sour bread MHy do it when the Clifton bakery .. .l. fetch you sweet. fresh IoAi; S sS'V ,.o.,- {" "I worry. your complexion ana your | h,alth.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Furniture Department.

Lounge Covers Lace Curtains Curtain Poles Shades Bed room Suits Enameled and Brass Beds Chioner sideboard
 Folding Beds Desks Tables Dressers Washsands Ward robes Kitchen Safes Sewing Machines Regeraors Trunks
 ase Hsnoc Gases wa and Telescopes Baby Carriages and Go Picture Frames Mouldng and Mat Boards Frames made to order Our Carpet Sewing Machine success Have vour carpets made the store.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Frankfurt-on-the-M Main is city fa- nous for fine sausages; so is Hooper X I.affv's Central Market. Tel. No. 2S
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Our Tailoring Department

Is unexceed We guarantee satisfaction on all suits d . oruer we represent the following Chicago Tailoring bo
 hu N' rrlce x Co., Strauss Bros, The Royal Tailor r Perlberg x Co.,, NJ. L. Aborndorf & Co Of rI, - " ' Gotning % we nave new stock of Duck Linen Trous l4ght Weight Serge Coats and others suitable for - also Crash and Flannel Outing Suits Rows R summer Linen Duck and Crash Suits ' hee rants and
The copper era., 1901-05-09

For fancy groceries and all table delicacies go to the Becker-Franz Co.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Day books and ledgers at Dunn's.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Gents furnishing goods-fne assort- ment, at $. J. Forbes.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
>NOtlOn Department

We aover Laces Emboderes latest svle fancy Neckwea Belts, Ties, Buckles, Brads Spikes plain and fancy Rlbbons Battenberg Patterns Brads Thread and Kings. All kinds of Embroidery and Knitting Silks
The copper era., 1901-05-09

New style spring calicoes at J. X A Smiths.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
<~~JnO. B. St6tSOn'S HdtS-m~ Also Straw Hats Crash and Felt Hats and Caps of all kinds

Our stock Staple and Fancy Groceries the freshest and
 most complete to be found in the Territory
The copper era., 1901-05-09
For Sale.

Price your furnishing goods at l.. Segars.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

For United states Mexico and Canada ...--sz ~ S An other countries in postal union ------'- V o Single copies ------'-'- 4'
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Statements of the Gila Valley Bank

At the close of business April 30, 1901.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Ladies and gents attention; We are adding extensively to our dry gooas department and solicit n share oi your Daironage.-J. X \. smith.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
Dry Goods Department.

Gnghams, all qualities; Lawns fancy and plain Percals
 ads rench Chambroys, Sateens plain and gued Linens Crash Dmes plain and coored Dotted Swiss Organdies
 an and coored Sheer Dotted and Foulars apanese CrePe Silks China Silks Tafetta Sans Velvets sc We also nave full line of White goods for Underwear Dresses ana fancy Works Table Linens and Linens of all kinds
 ades Will be interested to know have good stock the latest style Shirt Waist Crash and Lnen Rany-day Skirts ana full line of read ymake Underwear French Cor sets straight front all coors and prices also Summer Corse ana Chdrens Skeleton and Corset Waists Our stock of Sailors and Trimmed Hats are the latest style
The copper era., 1901-05-09
ADVERTISING RATES.

Local notices IF cents per word each inser- ton. o H.. ., f,o-d. of rl-...L.s ch rreh fnr nt the regular rates.
The copper era., 1901-05-09
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Entered at the Clifton. Arizona, Postoihce second class mail matter
The copper era., 1901-05-09

Ladies, attention! New style spring hats. at J. & A. Smiths.
The copper era., 1901-05-09

l.------l--.-,,,,larr at nnnn,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30

peniser Sabre adblten, iinb 3umbolDt,
Der nit 90, Nepton. Der NIT 80,
JrantIin. Der nit "a, unb 8uffon,
Der NIT 81 Sabren ftarb.
Die Cite Derer, pelae febr jung
ftarben, nie 8i9at unb Paseal, 1T
aber 10 lang. umfubt aber leioer Die
Mldrtprer Der @iKeni6aft. Die Bel benz
@eriud, cine neue Wabrheit etnauz
beimien, auf benz 5lefe Der Gbre tte@
len, tpie Saequemont unb @ommertorl
in Granfreid, Sahelquiit unb 4bel
in @9neben, Soloboff in RuBlano
unb piele Mnbere. Solae SooesfaAe
iinb auber benz 8erei9 Der maltlOen
@egeln Der Stdtiftif. So 1T ieoo9
bemerfensnertb, baB bic beriibmte 5az
Mile Gafiini ettpd bic ein5ise 1T, IN
pelder bas boppelte Grbtbeil Der
2anglebigfeit unb bes pihenidaftl1s
ben @enies bier @ef4leAter binourd5
fortbduerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Gin nener Mnmam.

Mit Der beutigen Summer beginnt
inn r9eutfden gorrefponbentenD EN-
Homan bes i'm lebten Sabre letoer gu
frib geitorbenen @rnft Gdfein. Wtr
balten Camilla" fir cine Der bette11
Mrbeiten Gditein's, pertben ibn bober,
a1s feline sr0beren hiitorifden aoz
name, u9ie glaubier," rNero" ODER
audi pie u9as 8ermaafntB" II. a.
Sin pra9tmdbel, Camilla, nsldes
bas unelud bat, aud nod einise.gstlr
lionen gu beiiben - bod mir poaen
ni9t porgreifen. Cine tOitli9e Neben>
fisur - Init @orbebalt" gibt sd
ftein in benz 9iener 8eit 9oamann.
@ein feltIames Seuti4 1T ein5tg,
nober nidt sana," tpie fi9 8eit SOIL
mann ausbridt. sd befdrdnte Sic
fast er Dem 8utfder Sran5, unb 10
ppnen mir uns benin aud auf oteie
3eilsn bef6rdnten unb benz Geier ben
@enuB niht perfummern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
0rGberiAmIGnHa

Ser !6eimatb fern, in frember Orb,
S9lGft man4er itiae 9elo,
Den idb i'm blut'gen S9luatgepibl
Ser S9nitter Sob eefGnt.
Wo emit Der raube aampf setobt,
WDlbt 1i9 Elm Siisel beut',
1nb Treunb unb Setnb rubt @eit' an
Seit'
SIM S4laf Der @pigfeit.
Gintrddtia BEL bes @ibsns @obn
Ser 6elb bes Noroens liegt,
gu etp'gem 5rieben gingen elm,
Die ii9 emit pilb befriest.
@eritummt lit Streit unb &fgez
16rei,
8eenbet 1T bic 5ebb',
l1nb iiber'm Grab i'm Minbe ianft
Oas Sternenbanner pebt.
8prbei Der 3piit! I'm Horb unb
Glib
S6linat ii9 Elm feftes 8anb
1nb f91ieBt elm einis 8riiberpolf
Mn's tbeure @aterlanb.
1mIonit auf beiber Wablftatt ni4t
Ser 9elb iein 8lut pergob:
Ius bartem &f nno Spfertoo
Gin etp'ger 8unb entlproB.
Drum iber uni'rer 9elben Grab
Oes Bottles 2iebe na9t,
Streut auf bic 9iigel in Der Hunb'
Ser Sriiblinss 9liitbenpradt.
l1nb iiber ibrer &ubitatt ipeht
SIM 2en5esfonnenfdein
9as fternbeidte S%iegspanier
Ser 8rapen unb Der sSret'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Mitrriprii6e in Gntideionnsen bes
Cberbnnbesacridts.

Ser b09ite @eri9tsbof bes 2anbes
ftebt bei'm amerifanii9en 8olte in UNI
gemein grobem 4nfeben, es lit benz
19arfen 8eoba9ter fdper beritdnbz
li9, pomit er baHelbe perbient, benin
er bat f9on bas 8laue bonn 9immel
entf6ieoen unb ii9 in feinen @nti4eiz
bunsen gar oft pioeripro9en.
Sn benz Sale bes OartmoutbzG olz
lese purbe entf9ieben, baB Elm Sreiz
brief Elm gontratt lei, pel9en Der
Staat ME bre9en biirfe; in einem an
beren dbnli4en Sale enti9ieb berfelbe
@eridtsbof baR Der Staat bteien
Gbarter gu ieber 3eit bre9en fDnne.
Ser 9eri9tsbof entf9ieo, bab Der
gongreB bas ausf9lieBli9e 3e9t ba=
be, auf alien fdiffbaren 5liiKen unb
@trOmen bes 2anbes ben 6anbel gu
~resuliren, in elmer anberen Gnt19ei=
bung tpurbe benz Gongreife biefes
Ge4t abgefpro9en. Die lebtere Gnt=
f9eibung puroe fpdter tpieber umsez
itoben unb Die ~eritere neu beitdtist.
Sas 8eri9t fat entfhieben, bab
unter einem Staatsgefeb feline Mftien=
Certificate a~usgegeben iperben fDnnen,
unb oann fat es entidieben, bab fol-
DIES ftattbaft lit.
@s bat bic Gnti9eioung ~abgegeben,
baB irgenb elm Stat bic ginfubr BON
fpiritu05en @etrdnfen berbieten tann,
unb Dem segeniiber ftebt cine arbere
Gntf9eibung, baB bieies @erbot ni9t
bere9tist tit.
Iud bic papierselb=J rase tpurbe
J 19on in perf9iebener Wetie entidiez
ben, bic erite @ntf9eibung lautete baz
bin, bab Der gonsreB fem &edt babe,
Papierselb gum gefebltden 3ablungs=
mittel fir 8erpfli9tungen gu MAIDEN,
Die por Der gmiffion bes Yapierselbes
eingegangen tpurben; cine anbere @nt=
f6eibung liegt por, pel6e benz Cont
gre1e bieiesRe9t ausbriidli9 unb UNI
ter alien nmftdnben in &rieg Dber
5rieben perleibt.
3tpei Mfal tpurbe i'm 2aufe Der 3eit
entf4ieben, baB cine @infommen Iteuer
gefeBli4 lei, befen ungea9tet nurbe
Dor einigen Sobren Die Gnti9eibung
abgeseben, baB cine fol9e Steuer ge=
gen bic @erfafung lei.
9ie lebte am Montag absesebene
Gntf4eibung piberfpriat fid fosar
felbt; tie bebeutet nbie Hepublit unb
ben 9robber5og," UNI cine pbrafe aus
benz toaen Sa6r 3u aebraunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
StraBenmamieus.

Sin 8eri9teri Der ,@mppria
(&anfas) @aaette" bat ii9 fiirali9 Der
Miibe unteraogen, ausaufinben, mas
eigentli9 an iungen Oamen 1T, bic fat
ben ganaen lieben Sag auf Der Strabe
aubrinsen. @r traf fiinf FOLDER Oa=
men, Die ii9 uuf Der @traBe umbertrie=
ben, pdbrenb bic aodfdule i'm @ange
mar. &ne paren gut getleibet, cine To-
gar iibermdBis gut, 10 baB bic guten
2eufe bon Santos gu piKen pin19en,
mas thre Mutter eisentli9 NIT ibr i'm
Gimme bate. Oieie Dame aGblte crit
II Sabre. Sic erflGrte, Tie noble bas
Go4en ni4t lernen unb babe es audi
ni9t nOtbig. Die Sbatfa9e, bab ibr
Dater leBtes Sabr bos 8anferottqez
ri1t abfDlbirte, md6te ibr . feine
@4meraen. Ser unternebmenbe Be-
ri9terftatter erfubr fpdter, baB elmer
Der &rebitoren bes 8oters Elm Bidder
par, benz er $215 fir 8rob, rpies"
unb ,Goofies" fhulbete.
Die 3tpeite iunge Dame prablte, baB
Niemanb ibr bas &o4en 10 gut bsi=
brinSen fDnne, tpie ibre Mutter. Inter
miitterli9er nnterpeifuns bate ie ss=
lernt, Sebn Sprten ganbp, biele Sorz
ten SUDDEN unb berfdiebene number
bare Oinge nit S1lagfabne ber3uftel=
len. Sbre Hortfhritte finb tnbefTen
nod ni4t 10 nett sebiehen, baB lie ben
l1nterf4ieb aipifden rboileb meat unb
rbroileb meat" fennt, ober peufartof=
feln 81 fo9en perftebt. Sas brittle
DGmden nirb als elm redt fura ange-
bnnbenes, UNI niht au fagen, fredes
Ding gef9ilbert. Sic er3Gblf piel.
Sunsenssef4idten, ma9t .breafs" II.
laHt barber. .Wenn fie gebt, f9aut
lie auf ben 8oben unb benimmt iif
iiberbaupt 10, als OBJ fe 81 nett fir
biefe Welt fei.1 Sic hrummt an iebem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
Nph mebr HaIfdmiiniereL

Ser 9tbeimoicnt bat iocb:n nod cine Saflbmiir=
,erbonp. in einsnr @ororts Der Stabt Reip=yort ent=
psdt mn cine srob, Rense iafibr $5=Sasine g..
l6lasaabmt. fpel6s 10 ssi4:dt nadsemaat Fno, Dos
Der Sur6idnitismeni& fe niemals us sefdli5t i'm
gsrra6t, babsn wiiros. Sa@tn bon erobsm @estb.
pero.n bon 6dlidern TETS sur Tubabmuns ousges
Iudt, DEFENDERS oas bsriibntt 6ofteti.r's Haagenz
bitters, oas piele Rababmung.n bat, aber ui6t isis
nssalsihen fir antdeli&e 2rantbeit,n, mie Tieb:r,
ialtes 6icber, Malaria, Yeroauunes tDrunq, Spss
p.pfe. 8erfopiune, 1,rp6ftdt uno alaemein,
S6pdde. Sas gittes i4afit Cronung i'm Maetn,
uno rutnn Der Wasen in euttm Irb.its ,uitanot 1T,
ldafit er gut,s Slut unb stp1r in rtitlibtr Wsnee.
Nuf bie{. @eii. brinet bas gitters big 3ur 0u:n.
Der Stdrft uuo 2sbensfraft Dor uno perteibr ben
S6ipa6.n uns Gnttrdftstsn nsut araft. @enn Abr
IS fault, bitst Sud Dor Nahabmunstn. 6.b.t muir
au superldifg.n apotbfern, tpelhe in bsm &uis
isben, pob fe perabfolgen, mag Sbr ~perlanet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
q s 6 II b q.
@srldngeruns Der 9ppOtbsfenfriIf. -
8erhanblunoen Der Con ~tttuante.

Terldngerung Der 91pDtbetentrt1f. -
8erbanblungen Der GonItttuante.
Supuna, 20. Mai. - Gin De-
fret, ipel9es beute erlahen purbe,
perlGnsert ben Sermin fir Ibtraz
oune bon 5ppotbefen Inn bier Sabre.
Der S9ulbner bat CUR Stlsung labrz
li9 10, reip. Is, reip. 35, rsip. 40
Yroaent a%bautragen.
Wie i9on furs gemelbet, bat bic
cubanifGe gonitituante seitern bas
platt : ENHANCEMENT nit nur elmer
@timme Mebrbett Is gegen 14) an
qenommen. Die 3abifalen ma4ten
nod inn lebtsn Moment Die beftigite
Sppoiition unb bic Senores Yorz
tuonbo, gomes unb Samapo griffen
bic go~nferpatipen auf oas 8itterite
an. Mm fddrfiten mar Senor Saz
mapo, inbem er Seben, Der fir bds
platt : ENHANCEMENT fimme, fir Ell
nen0errGtber am Naterlanoe erfldrte.
Die Gonltituante 5tpang ben Steiner,
bieIen Musbrud auriid gu nebmsn.
Bel peri6iebenen Geleeenbeiten muir
ben peri0nli6e 3ufammenit0be nur
nit Miibe berbinbert. Senor 9pme5
bonnerte iiber cine Stunoe sesen oas
9latt : ENHANCEMENT unb feline Gebe
mar es unapeifelbaft, pel4e bic Se@
nores gaitro, @obuu unb Manbulep
in bas Eager Der Sppoiition fibrte.
Comes appenirte an ben patrtotisz
mus Der Oeleeaten unb CAB cine @ez
f9i6te bes lansen Sreibeitsfampfes
gum 8eiten, inbem er ale unterfiiber
bes platt : Mmenbements als Meinz
eibiee branbmarfte, ba otefelben ge%
fdtppren bGtten, cine Contribution fir
cine unabbdngige Hepublit gu enttperz
fen.
Mebrere gonferpdtipe Derlan9ten,
baB @omes feline Worte 5uriid nebme,
aber er tpeiserte iib abiolut, otes gu
tbun.
Nadbenannte Selegaten itimmten
qeqer ben MaipritGts : 8eri6t: 60
mea, 9ener, q~ortuanbp, 2acret,
Manbulep, Gisneros, Serrer, 5ortun,
Rpball, 6. 5amaDo, Silpd, Gaitro,
53apas unb Mlema. Ripera unb
8rapo tparen abpefenb. Die Gon=
ftituante pirb ibre SiBungen fortz
ieben, um Elm Wablgeieb aus5uarbeiz
ten. -
Oas 8latt ga O%iscufion" ruff in
1einer Mbenbausgabe aus: rHun
fpirb bic fofortige llnabbGngisfeit
fpmmen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
McStern MarnfanS=SabH.

Erit1 i M Is. Hobtmber 1900 n &rdIL
3uqs ~p,r!aiisn &~ilsaaStatiOn ME roigt;o
40 Wprscrs = Sbasajug, 0luptlin't, U. y US
9abn HID DEM Chen uno, dtsg'nonInsn S3nhs
taus q. 9.ssabn, Johannesburg, Wart'naOars
uno Win6etcr. ,s
Tdqli6, ausqeu nj NJ SOnnta9s
T2 1prq,ns - Iori. 9s& @,:9to uHo e1npt,
linis 6hli9 pom GmOrps@r'o'' eaFlis!s MD y
SIS Stoys:ns oauptiintt; gSisstEssnTa, Tfsos'
I'D Gm,r;tsburq uno u. & 9s. sS1bn nap gltton.
10 % Morosns - RAD unioasgriSgt, Vort, GttiSs'
op5a s n ,4m -~affpmmoecticn mad llRion.9r:ogt.
a8 9a5m.-erprsb mao gDTi END S =, \ sj,o %.
mi, Fsrfosrie Gnlnitsbnro ITo SbippeHsour9.
20 Notwithstanding nab GmoEps,Sroo..
eSII00 @Srnos-@ftommooation nab lnionsSrtog:.
G 5s SSiS5,nr,SsLIffonlmooation nab GmOrDaJrops.
LIZ" Rur 2 onutdgs
a5 Roraens-aftommonatIon nap unionsSrsss
o az Ss6m -Nronmc oatiou rad rHion%Srie9s.
EISS n bm-aaommeoation nab Gmorpz@rops.
az Mkenpg-NttommoDdtipR nab 6m9rnsSroot.
NM n y =. nrS (S,pddz Bureau III, Gf=Salt;mortsSt
din, balteu an Der uulons, @tnnipipantdsApsine''
sSHgtSn. uro @albrpo,s (Rortb.NOs.l CITATION IN.
cSS IN 500, Observation-Disclosures
%. @. IN, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-30
@arslauo & 9eunlblbania Gilelis
bGhusGu.

9ortb : Nbsuus : station. l.
3uae Qeben ab oil 99uhtdtaetn nab earIlt nm
T30 Morstns, $50 uao 40 0ddmittags;
3iios Qsben ob an Wob.ntaoeR ud6 SelaIr I'm
7.30 uHe $50 Moreens uuo 40 unp 6.lo Ra0nl.
3ast osbsH ab nab Oort, pa, nm 80 WtOraeas
unN $40 Ha6mittags.
$50 MorQens uno 400 ltbr Na6mitt1os.
3iqe Qtbsn ab oil SonRtagen nab gtlotr um
$50 Npretas, 400 9admittass uno 1000 Abenoss
s. 9. Norris. @susrsl'@ sl9attstlbrss,