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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Gin llnbkfonntar ~.

Gin l1n6kforotcr err.
FrQnft.- Gin ktnbetmmter peiRer
Monn erfronfte Aitcrn glbsno Dor
Dem Sauie Nr. 40S @oro Gutom.
GtroBe. @r tpurbe YIN 5cuubtIoicm
3uItanoe in Ser 2(mbu,a8 0c$ ,uelt.
Iiden 0iItrifts nof Dem ,gQaemei
nen Morpldrocr Soipjtol ocbrad,f.
ipoiel6It ole Acr3te Qeitcrn Nbcno
ciac Qioguoie nid)t ieititcllcn fonn.
ten. Ger Mann tit un8cf06r 40
Sabre alt, miegt $50 Eim0 un0 hat
Ihrpur3c Suare un0 ejncn ihuor}en
Sdnlrrbart.
9atriotii6e Grou ne.
It orben. - 5rou MorD &un Snn.
Der, sic etn3ige l(cberlebcnOa Ser
LINTON ReIief Qi%iociotion 0eren
MitqIieocr I'M 9iir9ertrieqc Sic Ger.
nlt1loeten Ser Unions lul0 coni6r0e.
rirten 2lrmee pflegten, itorb 0citern
Morgen in ibrer 9ebauilna g}r.
1910, 0it-5airmount, &tocnuc, int
alter bon 80 Sobren. Sic 5eidnete
ii6 oaour6 aus, 6oB iie funf ibrer
G0bne uno 3tpei 4ooptioiobnc in sic
ltnion8armce ionotc; ibr dIteIter
Sobn lit iebt 70 Sabre alt. gluBer
ibren &inoern binterlGBt itc SO Gn.
felfinoer, 81 llrenfeI m0 5 llr.ltr.
er1fel.
4uS 46tung ir SEN Oerz
It orbenen 8eneroI 4 0 It.
nj c It er bleiben ON 6reitag ole
8oItdmter 0eS 2onoeS ton 10 llfr
8ormittogS bis 1 llbr Had)nittugS
geihloiicn.
e cronaInoti5. - Or. Geo.
Mtc6orlono bon @onfof, Sion.
lit inn 4ltftroge ieiner HegicrlmQ altf
elmer Snipeftion8tnur mn sic @elt
in Baltimore. @r mar sum Iesten
WfaIe Dor iieben Snbren bier,
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Die 6lntbOcrbeernn9cn int Glib.
iucItcn.


Ho8meIL R..W2., 5. Oftober.-
Die 9odfIlttb, meIhe in ToIge mol
Observation-Disclosures R~e9engitiie an
9onneritag ooriqer @ode begonn
uno groBe 8erbeerumgen onrthtete,
bat b"egonncrt. 3ltriid5unpeihen. Der
Sdaoen miro ouf 100000 oerans
id)Iogt. Gie elsftriihe 9eIcuhtung$.
onItoIt mrr6e 3erIt6rt, uno Die StoNt
mar mebrcre Ndd)te IN GSiniterniE
9ebiiut. Go8 RoSmel 0pernbou&
uno 10 onoere GebGltoe Iino eingcs
thirst. GoS @oiier Itr0mte maiien.
boft ortrd sic StroBen uno oltrd,
oiele M~obnbGuier. Die telegraph.
i6e &e%rbinoung nit Der %gfllBenpeIt
mar to9clon8 gdn5ttA obgebrodcn
mo Ser gilcnbobnuerfebr itebt in
6olge Ser 3erit6rung 8obIreider
griifen iebt nod it'll.
CARLSBAD, N..Wt., 5. Sftober.
- Ster bat 0oS orrf beitige Regen'
giliie perllrIodte SodmaIier oes Sc
cos : 8iper ebenfau8 u%ngebeuren
Shaoen ongerihtet. @uf Der
Santa 6e.9obn" iitb ouf bcr
Strefe 6miiten bier uno 8orto(ea
ale 9riiden 5erItort, Ole Giienbobn
uno Die 9erieicIin98 @eieQi6oft er-
leioen einen Sdaoen bon 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
8runoitifs . ltebertraaunaett.

Ofitno1tlfS : HeberfrG1ititget.
Mortimer g8. @eft al agneS %.
SltgbeS, Sitieite Mount., l1abe Gan,
polcitroBe, 1863 bel 100, 8rltno3in3
500, $475.
GnbeI Gotlomop al Cornelius &.
6ibgcrolo, NoropeItieite greBtman.
nobe 0%ioilionitrobe. IA bel 72.7M.
@runo3in8 $40, S..
Percp s. Seltni9bouien 9ruItcc,
an W. 6. GroSlue1, II 8rllnoItiide,
0}cSenrpitraBe, $3.50.
@. s. Gro8tpel an Worcu8 SiQel,
mann etc, 8 @runoitiide, $2250.
Com. s, Stord an Sorri8 6tieG.
mann etc, Noroieite MooiionitraBe
nabe W}ontfor0. apenile, IA bel 70,
0rllnb5inS $40, $3.50.
Sobn %, 0fac5arIono uno 6rolt
al Sal. 8ottenbere, @de 9l,laSfi,
Nno 8omiaDitraBe, 1853 BEL 70
@runo5inS $50, 5000.
Sable 6. Mobinion oil glice 8.
Nortin, NoroIeite Ser 2ofagette.
aoenlle, no6e Barclays trobe, 10 bel
80, 8%runO3inS 500; $t050.
So6n s. Garter an Gbriit. 9eller,
leilt uno 6rau, @eltieite ser @i[,
mor.S traBe, nabe BatterIon . 9lue.
IA bel rs, @runo8ins $65; $t4OO.
q. 9. @eIton an Soa M. Sort,
Wig, @cItieite Der Mc0 onoue6., nob(
Barnes . StroBe, 1874 BET 80, Or.
$40; So.
Sol. q. Gallagher an s. DAGGER
rno STRAIT Sitieite Der 8oIe., nobC
SoDette-S troBe, IL bel So, 8runo
5inS $50; $3.50.
8eni. &oienbeim, 0adlaBperuoI
ter, an Sarrp 8. Cotton, 2 @runb
itiide, So.
GboS. s. GromneG uno Srou al
Gotborine g. Sacobs, Siiomeitieit
Der 4iifentorolp Serrace, nabt
8bittier : aoenue, 10 BEL 142
$3272.72.
Snra6 6. Gontor at Sorrp 6.
atlmer, Siioieite Der Remington,
nobe Gorlton.S traBe, IL BEL 70, Or.
$27.75; So.
Sas. @oItpap at Same 8. DIR
BAN, 2 @rlnoItiide, $500.
Com. Care uno 5rau an Serbert
9. 8ilep, Gillette Der Jlllton'aoe.,
itabe Bresburp.S troBe, 1910 BET 70,
@rnno5ins 500; $3.50.
Serbert @. Hilep ut6 5rau All
8m. Gleinle, OItieite Ser Sutton
Ioenlte, nabe Gre8burp : StraBe,
1910 bel 70, @rrnb5ins $65; So.
@m. s. Staqing8 an @0mlino
9uonis, Siiooitieite Der GIeaoclano',
nabe GroBitraBe, IL BET 74.6, 8ro3.
$36; S..
G6mun6 9uonis al 8m. s, Stal'
lings ltno 5rait, Siiooitieite Der
gle1belanos, nabe GroBitraBe, II BET
TAG, @runo3ins $36; So.
Sermam Sferr uno 6rau on
Solpatora oi Stefano, Oitieite Der
Central aoenue, Ia BET 84.6,
8uItap aeaermann unb 5rai an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

Yum " git NoatpIer 9Soorootn"
nod Botter0Qlu.
aut - ltt. %aHlptcr r9e.'5
Otap" not GopetDo9eh.
AH ~ DIT. GomP1er "teuton1c"
nod G%tnerpool.
An1 %. DIT, eantpter "2i0ltrio"
ltod) 9'enpcI mo "c1tio
4al 2. -tf ~olplef "1eut)dt
lono" lIod hamburg.
"'i =" Stt' NaIlp'er WAN" iladl
&rcu0eN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
General = Content Der Gpisfopal.
Stride.

9 0 It o II, 5. Sftober. - Gin Sc.
neral = Gonpent Der proteitantii6en
@piStopnIfirbe ser Ser. Staoten
trot belttc IN Bolton %5liommerl. Ger
Gr5biidof BON Canterbury un0 on-
oere GpiSfopal = @eiitlide aus 10
5iemlih allen 8elttbeiIeu poren ais
8eiider 3ugegen. Ger &ori6log 1T
III Der S6rpebe, 0oS @ort o8rote.
itantiif" ans Dem Titel ser Stride 5lt
itreihen, un0 peridieoene on0ere Gre.
formen IoIlen er0rtert meroen. giner
Der @orihIdge geht oabilt, OoB finn.
ti8bin fein gpisfopol . @eiitlid)er
cine geidieoene Rerion traiten bari,
10 lolt8e oeret friiberer @otte oocr
friibere Satin nod am 2eben lit.
2ebbofte 0iSfuiiionen iteben 5it ct.
martert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

9ei einem 9ranoe, nclder 6o8
n@oteI Guooop" in Goitport, Wte.,
5erit0rte, lpllroe Mopor Sobn 0tc8al
Om Roude iibertpdItigt unb oerlor
oaS 8clultBtiein, lpltrbe aber ihlieB.
lid lpieoer 81 iid gebrnGt. Gr llno
anoere 8Gite oes &oteI8 fonteu il!
ernIte 2cbensgefobr. Der on1erif.
tete &erm0genSi6ooen beIG,lft Ii6 nltf
$50 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Nns Oem 3nnercn MarDlano's uuo
ben angren5enoen Staaten.

Sci Der Irbeit ocrIebt.
Sn Der Sobelmiible Ser 8ebriioer
9lai3e III @infeIter, So, gerietb Der
ooielbIt ongeItellte 5ranf Wtartin in
Die Maidinerie mo crlitt idlimme
inuerlife 8erleblngen, ionic orei
Singer db1cquetIht. Mon glau6t
ni6t, Dab er nit Dem 2eben 0apon
fommen miro.
. d. m 9equeti6t.
9ei elmer Golliiion oltf ser ,galti.
more : Ohio : 8abn" nabe Sbepor6's
Gambling m1roe ser 33 Sabre aIte
gremier Charles 5ranflin BON 8al-
tlIIore 10 i6Iimm 3erqiteti6t, DAB CT
tdf Dem emergency : Soipttul" in
Malbington %9eianot meroen mllBte.
Sem 3ltitano lit b0fIt fritiid,. Gr
pobnt III gtr. t12, Sitting troBe.
Sn Annapolis regtItrtrt.
@omirol SdIep IieB iid am 0ien.
flag i'll annapolis re9titrtren, nm
BORT am s. Nooember mitItinmen 5u
fonnen. st regiltrirte in Ser 6ritten
@aro bon gr. Al, 3ronflinitrobe,
ans lr1o gob oIS fem Sitter IS Sabre
an. Gr lteB ii6 ais 0emofrot ein.
trugen.
3met % anIeieI un6 neun
9alber berbronnt.
Iuf Der 6arm oeS Srn. @eoroe
8ilion Bel 2opbiG, Wontaomern.
Golntp, brannte cine groBe Sfeltne
ob, unb in oen 6lommen famen atpei
Wta1tleIel, nelln adlber, 5tpei Sdtpei.
lie nno pieIeS 6eberpieb nm. Qes.
9lelden perbrannten Die 9orse Grnte
mo iommttide 8agen uno 6ormae.
rattle. Ser S6aoen miro ouf $4,000
geidobt. 9ei Dem 8eriafe, Die
Wfotleiel SIT retten, i6flg zines ser
Sbiere Srn. @ifion uro perlebte ben.
Ielben 10 Iflimm, boB er ielbIt aus
BEN 6fommen oeifleppt meroen
mltBte.
Cine neue g ii If c.
Sic Gommiiidre bon Baltimore.
lln0 Nlu1e Irlltoel 3 Goltntn boben
bei6loIicn, al Stele Der olten ur,o
iflpoden Gol5ernen Bride fiber ben
8otapsco, nobe 8%ilmp9rep'S Station,
cine llelte eiierre Bride erri6ten 81,
laiIen.
Negeridulen i"olIen &c.
hIo merocn.
Sn Slime grunoel : Gourtp tpers
belt am 81. DECEMBER Die Regeri6lts
len geifloiien neil Oa5 Gountp fein
@elo neiter fir Den llnterridt Der
Negerfinoer bat.
9eindbe fertile.
Die eIeftrii6e 9abn bon 6reoerif
nad) 9agerstolpn lit Bis auf 5tuei
Meilen BEL Meperspiae fertig geltellt.
Storb an 9Iin6oarm.
Gnt5iinoung.
Sn @indeiter, 8a.. lit Der 5ormer
90. 8. Sriib an Der 8linoborm.@nt
5iinoung ~9eitorben. Gr mar 81
Sabre aft un6 1tnper9eiratbet.
RGHe! HGfe!
.s.s 0asea ssta H..cIA Lf~.~ FE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

Sermonn S6err, SItieitp ser Gen.
trail : 4penue, ii bel $40; So.
Beter q. aeIep, 8errp., all Ridar6
Bernard etc, 0r. I un0 3, Roro.
2ibertpitraBe; ST..
Morp Clemens uno 8emabI an
Rotborine 6. 9ropn, SiioIeitc Der
@inoermere . Mpenue. nobe Oh
gorf . Roao, % bel -; 8rlmo3inS
$85; So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Ibfa6rtsta8c Der D5eanOampfcr ION
Heius0urf.

PIN s. Oft. Ganpfer yGontpnnio"
mad 2iperpool.
Nm s. Oft. 0ampfer .Rrin5eiiin
Srene" nadl Heapcl uno @enuo.
sm s. Oft. Gontpfcr ngretorio"
mad Gober.
PM s. Oft. Gampfer .BbiIaoel.
pbio" mad Soutbompton.
gm s. Oft. Qompfer .Minneapo.
lis" mad 2onoon.
am s. Oft. Gampfer .3eeIouo"
mad, Intluerpen.
2lm t2. Oft. Gompfer .Iotter.
Dam" mad 8otteroom.
Nm ~. Oft. G%on1pfer nMoicitic"
nod 9ioerpool.
am t2. Oft. 0ompfer n2ombor.
6io" noh Reapel uno @enuo.
Nm ~. Oft. 0ornpfer Oscar Der
3lueite" nof 8openbn9en.
glm 10. Oft. Gonpfer nSamburs"
ltQd) Sombltrg.
Tm IS. Oft. Gan1pfer Bremen"
nod Bremen.
4m 10. Oft. Qompfer 60 1ou.
roine" nah Soore.
Nm Id. Oft. Compiler Cedric"
nod 2iperpool.
9(m 10. Oft. 9ompfer n@alberiee"
no6 9ober.
PIN 10. Oft. 4ompfer n6inlano"
nod gnttperpen.
Sim Is. Oft. Compiler ,Soben5ol.
lern" nod Neopel .uno 8enlio,
Nm Is. Oft. Golnpier n8ermonic"
mad Southompton.
gm Is, Oft. Gompfer ,MorQnetie"
nod 2onoon.
9ln Is. Oft. Gompfer nGtrurio"
mad 2iperpool.
9(m 10. Oft. 1onpfer STATIC
nod Reopel.
ant Is. Oft. Iompier Columbia"
no6 Glasgow.
Sim IS. Oft. Camper o@roupril8"
nod Bremen,
gm IS. Gft, Qonpter nSIuranio
nod 2ioerpooI.
gtm IS. Oft. 0ampfer ollltonIn"
ndd 9teapel mo Wenlta.
gm 10. oft. Gompier oG0noan"
nad Hotteroam.
am 10. Oft. Qoupfer ~Ccealtit'
mad 2ibcrpooI.
PIN 10. Oft. Compiler oGittu bi
9topoli" nad) Neapcl unO @enuo.
9ln 20. Oft. Gampier o2orroine"
nod SABRE.
Nm 20. Oft. Compiler ~9Iiid,ct"
nah Sam6urg.
Nm 20. Oft. Gnmpfer ngtumioiun"
nah Glasgow.
Pm 20. Oft. Compiler oHepubIic"
mad Neapel un0 8enua.
PM q. Oft. 0ampier oarabic"
nod 2ioerpool.
9m %. Oft. 3ompfer r8elgrapio"
mad Somburg.
4m %. Oft. Gompier y2ucania"
mad 2iperpool.
9ln %. Oft. Qampfer .Rinne.
naf 2onoon.
slm %. Oft. 0ampfer .goocrlano"
nad antperpen.
am %. Sftober 9ampfer ,Nelu.
Dorf" mad Soutbompton.
am %. Oft. 9ampfer hilbert"
no6 Neapel uno Genra.
am %. Oft. 3ompfer .Sefla" rod)
Gopenbngen,
Qm %. DIT. Camper n6urneiio"
mad Glasgow.
am Is. Oft. Ianpfer .grin3 S.
for" nah Reopel uno 8eruo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Grpsek Marr 5ic6t i'd in bic GGnse.

Nemz2on0On Conn, 5. Oft.
= 0adoem it oen Pro5eB gegen
@erIbon W2orr. Welder beiduloiet
miro, in Golheiter am %. Wdr5 3.
5. oen 6ormoroeiter BaOoq Hooedi
ermoroet 8u ba6clL flint Gage aui
Die giloung Ser Surp peripanoi
tporoen porcu, iob ii6 oas Sllpe-
rior.@ erift %gcn5t4iat, Die gerbano'
luna bon g}ciem 81 beginner, neil
Der Geidworcns 9enrp q. grotun
ernItlif e~rfrarttc, ga bas 8eieb
be1timmt 6ob fem @ttter elmer
9ro3eB 3rpcimol perbanoeln ioa. 10
aoo lid Ridter HobinIon 5uriid, uilo
Ieiner els no6m Ridter @iQinm g.
GoIe aus 6ortiorN elm. Der nadIte
gdritt mar uatiirli6 Die 9iloung
elmer neucn 5lr0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07
Tic Rcpublifonii6e 9tational

Oh F2pllbIttat1tIfe ytotional'
Qioo cr5ffncte geitern tire Sabres'
Sifrra in 5n0ianapolis. Sdreiber
6ps Q}rifi0eltcn Rooiepelt, oes Srn.
Gortel9ou uro beg Scnators G6os.
m Toir5anf8 nurben in Der eriten
5icrnq 0crIeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

Globlider Sob. - Der 10
Sabre olte Sorrp 6rieomon bon g1r.
1908, Sames. aqep, itorb geitern
plotlif an einem Ser3i6log.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

80 - w. ~NIlPItl USuUOte
nad SABRE,
Ger riibere 6euti6s
nlleritaniide Sournaliit guqeu See.
ger, Der ieit mebreren 3abren amert.
fnntider General . RonIu[ in Der
Sauptitaot 9roiilien'5 lit, ipeilt 5ttr
3eit lit Den 8ereini9ten Staoten.
0teIer Gage bat er it'd oemHeoafteltr
Der v02ilm, 8ermnnia" ~gegeniber
ilber Die llnitnnigfeit oer9ebauptuna
allSgelproden, 0oB Die oeutihe Re.
gler1tlg iiA nit neitgreiienoen bru-
ltltontihen aoIoniiotions . 8ldnen
TRACE uno 6oB iie ole oeutI6e Gtus
tpnnoerutg nofl 9raiilien ais Sebel
5ilrInnuQirung ser Wonroe.0 oftriu
benltben noble. Die gan5e @inluans
oerlt11g nod 9raliIien betrlig, pie
9r.Seeger mittbeiIte, i'm Sabre 1908
MIR 900 a0pie ulO bon 0ieien 900
Ginluonoerern fomcn ctpa 200 aus
0~entid)lan0. Sm llebrigcn Iteben
Die Oeutif . 9raiilianer, mas ibre
Steallng geaeniibcr Dem 2ol1oe ibrer
@e6urt %einerieit8 un0 geaeniiber
ibrem aooptip . 9oterlonoe onoerer.
lettS anbelangt, oui geroli oemieIben
StanOpunfte, oen otc 0eutid). amert.
faner einne6nen, 6oS beiBt, ite iino
louole Yiirger 9raiilicn's uno mir.
ben fir iolf)e Yl6nc 9eutihlono'S
ilie 5l BADEN ieinu.
n8 e8 lest 8 o DIE m
Waisbe5irf oeS SonoeS itarfen 5roIt
ge9cbcn bGtte, 10 miiroe oos einen
8erluit BON bltnoert WiQioncn Dol.
lars fir oos &ano beoelltet ha6en."
Ihretbt etn @ehieIblatt. Sold eiren
ltnitnn! @ie miro oenn Die republic
foniIde Administration iett, 10 na6e
Dor Der @abl, mo 10 bieI bon Ser
Stimme oeS 6ormers abbGltgt, einen
~Itarten 6roit oul0eul
nEcmperen5 8eretne,"
i6reibt Der gr5biidof 9ortp bon Wa.
Mia, ohobet mir oltf ben 8bilippi.
men nidt notbwenbig, wenigitens
uidt," 10 f0brt er nit ieiner 5ronie
fort, fir ole 3ilipiuos; oenn oieie
iinO boS mdBiglte 8olf Der 8elt. SD
babe nod feinen Gingeborenen be.
trltnten geieben, nod babe ih ie oa.
bon GeDort, Dab Elm 6iIipino geiItige
@etrGntc miBbrald)te. Sn 6ieier
gcjicbuug fonnen mir Imerifaner
BON ibnen lerltcn." limo ole niidter-
men &elte iin0 nidt I'M Stanoe, iit)
ieIbit 81 regteren?
Gin ougen 6 semitic eft.
mas iarfaitiih angebaufter College
nleint, 2ot'S 8eib mdre ipabri6ein.
Iid elmer anoeren 5rou ~begegnet uno
Bate iid umgeorebt, INN gu ieberl,
mas lie anbatte. 2eioer paiitrt es
6eutigen Cages nidt mebr, baB
Die oaS tbun, BUR Sal3iGule
erItarren. (Wontana Staats. 3tg.)
Der rpriingIid ans
grootlpn itammenoe Mu~ItimiqionGr
,5ris auguit Sein3e, oeraupferf0nig.
bat in vieinem"St fertig eebraf,t,
uo8 ielbit Der rolitinirteIte Sobn
nidt fonnte. Den republifa.
Staats . Gonpent beberritte
II, oiftirte oeiien 8Iattiorm. nomi.
tirte oeiien Ganoioaten obne Nus.
tbat oaiielbe nit Der g(rbet.
.erpartei uno Der populiitiifen gar.
tel uno fronte ieiu 8erf, inoem er Die
oemofratiihe iif botm0Big madte.
St controlirt tbatiG6lid Die bier
Parteien, uno CT iiegt, einerlei, mel
he 8artei geminnt. 9a iage elmer
-. -. on -A4SAEL L. IF III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-07

Ser ~2ocuit 8oint MGnnerdor"
bot in ieiner letten @eidGftsIisung
Srn. Subert ariippel gum Girigen.
ten ertuablt. Sr. Stripped lit il1r
Belt aud 0irieent Der ,Gintradt."
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
< < ADJUSTMENTS ]
 WHY WOMEN SIN.


 A play having the unreserved en- dOrsement of the clergy of all denom- nations and which has been openly proclaimed as the greatest dramatic moral lesson ever put upon the stage is sure to remain prime favorite with the masses of theatre goers. Such is the reputation enjoyed by why Wom- en Sin by Will c. Murphey, one of the best alI-round sensational melo- dramas ever written and one contain ing more unique surprises than the average attempt to entertain, with a story of heart interest, envelopad by a series of thrilling scenes and incl dents
 The fact of ''Why Women Sin" being accepted as one of the highest stand ard of attractions and can point to a record covering several seasons of un- mistakable success is a sufficient guar antee of it's intrinsic value in the amusement world.
 The exceptionally fine offering in all the glory of it's original magnificence of scenic investiture. and with company of distinguished players, will find no fault with the reception to be given 1t at the Hardwick theater next We'd nesday, January 4, toward which end the outlook promises an unusually lively interest in it's behalf
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

this week. where he appears on the programme of the TeItitorIal Teach CTS association.
 Miss Bertha is in attendance upon the county institute in Phoenix.
 Among the new facss seen in this Village are Misses AIaIshaH and Olson of Portland. Ore. wAo occupy the Full camp; Mir. BostoA and sister of Virginia and Miss CYesweH Cf Iowa.
 Miss Katner and saant of Emporia, Kan, are back again on the desert, having spent the summer in Kansas.
 Prof Kerns is here again after a summer in Prescott.
 Miss Milford is oh the invalid list as a result of taking cold. <-
 In the election of officers for the Sunday school " A Vanderhoof is continued as superintendent and Mrs. Tarwater becomes his assistant. Miss Rice. who has kept the records so well and looked after the finances so satis- factorily the past year, is continued as secretary and treasurer, with Herbert Blount for assistant.
 This little Sunday school averages only about tW enty-five in attendance, but it is thoroughly alive. It is self supporting and contributes annually to foreign mission work and to rescue work in our own territory. It never takes ah-acatiOn and is the, center of religious life in the community.
 Herbert and Winfield Blount are ex- pecting to spend next week in hunting in the mountains around Mcdowell with their uncle w. H. Gill, who has not lost his boyhood love of a gun.
 In the window of the Alkire shoe store may be Seen an unusually fine Indian basket It is about three feet high and five feet around in the larg- est place. The design is elaborate. and very beautiful. The weave is also very perfeot4 It is the work of a Monave- Apache woman at Mcdowell and is placed in the Alkire window for sale. An offer of $50 has already been made by a California lady.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
PERSONAL MENTIoN.

D. P. Jones of Lehi was a business visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 Mrs. Lee Brizzee is quite i'll at her home in Mesa.
 Phil Nets and Donald Mcqueen were visitors at the capital yesterday.
 Charles Korrick of the New York store was a business visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 J. P. Leebrick is quite i'll at his home north of Mesa It was necessary to have the aid of two physicians, who performed ali Operation to relieve him from pain.
 Arthur Dehlhi, who went to Imperial, Cal, to spend Christmas. returned yes terday and is again at his post on the NJ. & P.
 Everett Brizzee left for Troy yester- day on an 'eXtended trip to look after some very valuable mining property he has thGre.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
CHRISTMAS AT scOTTsDALE
The Day Was Made Pleasant for the
 Gathered ExiIes.

Scottsbale, Dec. 27.-Christmas has come and gone. The exile from home, no doubt, found the day full of pathet- ic memories, but they put on cheerful faces and found much to enjoy in their surroundings.
 The public school closed on Friday with a pleasing programme, in which little tots made their taking maiden speeches and older ones entertained their friends, of which a goodly mum Der were present. A vacation of two weeks will follow.
 Prof. George Blount is in Flagstaff
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
THE WISE SICK MAN.

The sick man had called his lawyer 'I wish to explain again to you'' said he weakly, about willing my prop erty"
 The attorney held up his hand reas- suring1y. ''There, Therei" said he. Leave that all to me"
 The sick man sighed resignedly.
 T suppose l might as we'll" said he turning upon his pillow. You'll get it, anyway.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
A BROAD HINT.

The Barber Gathering customer and gazing out of window)-I tell you sir, the man who slaves himself keeps the bread and butter out of some poor barber's mouth.
 The Customer (fiercely)-Ande inci- dentally the lather out of his own.- Puck.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
HOTEL AND FEED YARDS AT FISH
 CREEK

Yesterday four loads of lumber passed through Mesa en route to Fish Creek, where J. J. Frazer will construct way station for the accommodation of the travel over the road to the res ervoir. Jesse Steele has the con- tract and will be assisted by Ben RadeI in the construction of the same.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
MESA
GOOD ROADS.

A meeting of the good roads organ izatiOn of Mesa was held at the city hall last night, and a report of the work done was submitted by the commit tees. The constitution and bylaws were submitted and adopted. Excel lent progress was reported by the com mittees in the way of membership.
 The meeting, after many good words
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

The annual meeting Of the sIockhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will be held at their office in the city fof Phoenix, Tuesday, January 10, 1905, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. nl., for the pur- pose of electinS a board of directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting.
 II. J. MCLUNG, Cashier. Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 10, 1904.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
NEW YEARS EVE BALI

At >O'Nein Hall. Music furnished by Champions of Fraternity Orchestra Everybody invited.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
A TOAST.

Here's to the lying lips we meet For truthful lips are bores: But lying lips are very sweet
 When lying close to yours!
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

and much enthusiasm, adjourned until the second Tuesday in January, at the city hall at 7:S0.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

IN PHOENIX are made the very best cigars. in three sizes, under the brand of Kerry Cow; price 15c and 1Oc. R. l.. Comfort, phone red eos.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

The Holmes apartments. 40 North First avenue. Desirable furnished rooms and suites for rent.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it 'ails to cure. -E. w. Groves signature
 s on each box. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

Yoar grocer your money if you don't ii;'e SchiIlins's Best.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

A car of New York apple cider just received at Melczers. Customers re- quested to ask for it.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29
COFFEE

Don't submit to bad coffee Don't submit to bad coffee Don't submit to bad coffee Don't submit to bad coffee
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

D. ; W. II. Bell ras mCVed Lis off ee into the new Vantilburg building, No. 40 north First street. Telephone Main 36.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-29

Candy! Candy McKees.
 Ask to see the New York Apple cider at Melczer's. Just received a carload.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-11
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En- Ia casa de nuestro amigo don
Antonio Cordero, pudimos apreciar
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quienes ejecutaron sorprendentes ira
bajos auxiliados por los artistas Maria
no Figueroa. Jose Rodriguez y A.
Barbosa, siendo hipnotisado tambien
las sefioritas Amalita Cordero, Csroli-
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Pronto Sc darz q conocer al p1blico
de San Juan y de la Isla. la nueva
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