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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
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40 UtOtGcnS, iagltb tuHtOHsStu.tOH 4.44 Wtor'
1eu9J, lula gNtalunlspOtt un0 Eod QuoeIL.
$40 SUtmtttdgs (llutOrsStuttuu SOD B0rHi),
tagilb, nab 4ltt5burg, GbIcugo, @tnclnaaf!.
Goutsotle. Il. GUuts.
SO NOrmtttane tlui0usStutton s.55 Botnt.).
tu8lia, rub buffalo iuiu SmO rum Suncs
tom, NIT enlightenment buffet 'BGrlors9Buas
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an lSu0eHiaOen,
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tu9lib. gnh '~Blttsburg ullO Gl.Oelun0; Nc.
nubO mo Stmira an lSOteUtugsH.
/ 10 TndlmtttHgs coon Der QRiunrStaiiOn) tHgs
LTD. Nlmlteo. nab FttisburN SbtCugO. 9ItUes
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300 Nadmtttaac Cnuu Der unteus5 toiIOrl tao.
ll6. y54e Heuniniuauia ssertal" IL stunbsi
500 NiadmittanS, tdaIib COON Der llntons1tn.
tinn). nan Blttobur9, Chicago, ytui9utue tottl
Gtnti1Hatt mo EoutsutueJ. St. GoIts urt
100 a0sa5S, idagh (onn Der uuiorrStaitoRl.
rGh G9ltdg0, S%ieoclnno
S.B Abcuos. tdHllb ;onti Der unt0tl'StnttoHD.
ruh FIttouurG. Cincinnati mo St. tonts.
$40 Nbtnos, tdali6 toon Scr lHltoitSlutiur(t
NOD Nllialo tSla SngoSInm 3un5il3n} ny
900 Npeubc, iddltb lnou oet. uIl1oit StuiiOp.
nab YlllsbErG, eDitngO, elcOclaro. Gillt'II'
ruti, Grtt mo Hoheiter.
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6Gilrt mo Srte: elr@eldno. nuSaenomrntn
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teoja ~ $50, sI", Nlh mo vbO Ihenos
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haj Nbtuo2.
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gIp NubmiuadS tulIhb,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
WcItcrn WarDInuo GiIcnbabn.
7rat am ~. 3nnI 1905 In nraH.
8iGc ucrIufcn 9iucr.G iaiInr. ME tolgi

7rat am ~. 3nnl 1908 In 9rat.
8igc u~crluticn Silcn.G iailnu, iule totgf:
3nglit.
80 frib -- G6neL tbuliAuS, Salyiltrie, ga
ger3toWtL a.. & IL. BO, mo Dem Giioel,
mo ullsp 3%t0nIucu SCrlinNS Y u. ". n.
eUnmberSbura, Wtdriiusbutp. giubeftet NIB
IllItie uI oct ebeiuptnic x @riicrt Va0n.
10. &c N0euos - N;!om. ndf llul. q Vrioge.
SdntihJ nEHqCuummCn Sonntdas.
zoo Ui0rGrna - aJrt q < y. Gto. i, ouupt'
piEie titlttb Don Gnorus SrrOe, GarIiSIe unb
IS &9. u. "
cod, GbippenSburg, Treoerid. Gpmitsbura
uub q. & ". Au. bis GbeiuuoOot.
1912 SrItt. WHOM. Iiab unipHsJrtbae,
Yoti ulo IS ,fineburg.
90 Hadhfn, NfiOnt mad crrocn fSra5s.
2.2j ginhm. 49, aiiom nah Gmcrh't5t. OF.
1926 glattn. NIue Wuur:dtu 91r. era rIor,
Gar; 'erner Grenerid lno 6uncod
$50 gublH. - SGp. nab Duri uHo y. & 8.
Iihifiun.
"A 20 Gdbrr. - gos, etbhcu tsrp.; ierner
@.0roon, SDrina 8ru2c, 2nnooer uno 1ettqS'
4.2b siatm - linton Nriboe gf'uu.
BOA Nlnnm. 49, gID. VEHiic an rerpdupiiirte
Soge-stunli. Srtoer't. eIr!nitsburI u.Stip'
peIlebctg.
5.25 NhrIns Nnuu,. lao erIcia.
8.15 absac6 $50 Nfiom. nab Union Sthas.
Epr Eonr:dnS.
$50 E'otm. - altom. iiub linton a'r,nae uns
SanOher.
$50 glddm. - stiiom. nnh llmon' Br'scf.
$50 Rahm. Hf'on. nan Nleiio.
8iilet inh @ebidsIilrsdu Er. 20. lBefi.isai.
iimOres StrGbc.
Rlae bnlfeii a. liu;or,, qspnd. Sire, S.I.on.
Lno 4dalbreai fyisgib Not) sintior,.
Gall MIR, M lesJHa ape. y laiion.
y Q. Ctists tte, 81 &
g. ~. poiutg. .. Q. 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
GbcIapcnfc Tnmpfcr'Gom2aNnic.
Gbrfastntr qiuIf.

Gheiasrnte Pinie,
Glea1Lst pd'cUICr EhmpIcc ~GitoliIiu- mn
.NtldHld" rut
S.t boint Comfort nno EprttU, IT.
DnrIpfcr o~erlniien Baltimore iigltb (dlhle
nDnlIIen Spnntdus) nm $50 Nbe1bS uno foirt
uien In STA VctPt 9uminrt uut q llbr WJtaeni
lub In Pcr,clf nm It's W}nrpens at, an
ftblIettSb on bic GiiCubdbnttQe rnp aleT
Bunfteu 5eS GhOenS .rrO Sl6metters
pjort.JiUer.etule.
9lea1nie Vailagier 2 Gnmpffr .G5ur,ciis' I'M
aJinlttmnre"
uah, Nsits tutrt uub Rlfmnnb. Ha.
Bnrinicr h~crlaiiCn ''alitnote thaiih. inlisat'
%ounrnei. Scrnic0s) mr. : llbr gubnllitans uit
tutnn.t ~ QHeifPcjut nm 10 D,OtNeus iinh
AZ Hibmone I'M p26 GinrNcu5 an
Die on WiDntngen, Wti'trotcn inh freitnlen
bon baltimore 0bid6rerheu FaHlpltr. mo be
Don {Sefi liUiui an Hleidiuden. BonnerltuGcn
lib GduIiupen G%hiubrrlt leaef tn @loliceiter'
Foilt iiuo Wtlnulo'S M "nb BE an Dter'ih'
GeH. SUuReriinQsn nm EumlidHeu pult tulil
more uno an MoW.apeli. W'tlturdhcrt H1o wet
tdaen bon We't a'hiut UbluhtenN'H 9anpIet
leGeit in aoi:icpn nno GIu0'AnHi an (bel 9fn'
Ctqem Neiterl.
bamSftr U~erlaien Baltimore Uon Bier Rr. ~
nuO 10. qtahtinnbtns 3Nsritt.
EurtbeVtileie n0t, uueH Fttntlct fonneH az,
ftdbett SepGd nttpeGcbCn mo a~lllienjl ntiler
I'M VorGuS reierpirt prth,t IN ben gteitgfn
gircis Nirenur NE. III, NorO.Sh otles. strdet,
u. ~. 3obiou, @qent. III. i27, ct'Saltihore.
Strobe, ODER ben SdIpt Eiircnug: VT. 800,
etabi.etrahe, Baltimore, vlb.
Nenben Huttr, ". Z. ehtsnt,
Sen. Observation-Disclosures. nsu 70 fdpisr.fdsa,
3. q, D,rraunri. Sntisthsn 'TnH 'Hs'r'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Gricffnitcn.

Otto e. %ourcl. - PHI ser &r,
icI Gllbn criheint lucbcr cine 0eutidc.
nod cine Nr0Bcrc cnQliihc Getting;
&cBtcrc iinN nit iponiit gcmiiht.
Gin Fob lit iiir icoen AuaIGnocr no.
tbig. Gltbo Ncb0rt niht 5u Den Ger,
StontcL ionOcrn lit iclbititGnOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

~" Sic &abrc3DcriommIunQ un0
NcomtcmpubI 0ca YNorO @onoitru.
benimmcrmubrCuocn Ban. mn0Spor.
ucrcin3 ltr. 1"ilu0ct bcntc. Mithpof.
ocu 1. Oftobcr IN @erboro Gcn5'a
SnIlc. Sij0oitCdc Bono mo McGl.
Oerrpitrobc itott Cine @erGnocrlrn1
Der Ncbcuarictc lit III II1iidt 0cron,.
men mo ouc D}itgIicoer ioQtcn lid
onbcr ci%niin0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Ncttc @irtbidDait aui ocm IitGmmS.

Colon, 3. Oft. ~ Die 2ridc eli
mes 9fcqcra m1ir0e beutc nabc Dem
Gmmpicr .&criaiIIc5" i'm @uiicr Qc-
imocrL lmo ser So0te mar obnc
3lpeiirI elmer ser GogeIobucr aus
MartiniQuc. mcld)c am lcttcn SOnns
tag, ais tie iid) meiGcrtcn, 81 Iunocn,
Dom @croct oco Sf)iiica Qciriebcn
luuroen mo babel iiber Noro iicIcn
oocr iprongcn. Die @cihc murOc obnc
ie0Iihcn Socntiii5irnaa Scriuh be.
crOiAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
WcrmontS' e WiurrS' 2~rnusyUi
tntion GpmpnuN.

Nnm Woitor nuo BEN GiieE: ieben Winutna
DirnIlGG, GOmlerra9 mo Gnntllng. dhenos
y ltbr.
gtat Rronihcnre II. hem Cfter: iehcn Corn
tao, mittiuuh uub SrCitdA. 9neuhs q llbr.
ginf Nciupurt NtmS lInh ytorio,i' tdglib
INN u llbt NbenoS.
1rntat imtb tiaIth ttS r rb- Hhenht fir an
bent InOc nbinbrcu0c THntptcr nneenomlnCn.
TAD Snpnnunb NIB Dem Sibell: ieoen Diem
itn0. SonieriinG NIB GnuilnG. .Hbcnh4 Q lbr
lluiiurer mn Prou,6cucc Sumrftr idbrcR
non be- gSerf.e am Il5r bee qpna BrSS al
Sncuurnh 1umpfrr bDu Der Bcrlte am sfub'
oet gRcil Souls 2Oeune.
Is. n. 9IHlnqhnm. Narnt,
pOn0tIUd.
n. Y. sututf, 9..p..Nasnt.
u. 7. ettbbius, Wtn .Y,an.
sTrpibfrPnu 49, eh5ct, Gfe German. uub
fi0s-etrnbs. tt3,4&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
WnrsInno nro YcaninIMnia Sabn
Saae psrlaNcu soub!HrsHns.etntion

Shae o~etiaicu Sottb.HLtRnt.etntiou:
7.p Norm. Got uaf Dnrt. tdaIt6. nusae,
nunitncr GoHntnrc
s.3O BORN. Nf,pm. uut T,itG. rur Sonninos
e.3O ROti1, Nftrtn. nab ltld'c. inAlib. nuode'
noumeG SnrUtuus
20 GndIt NlfOm. uUt |5'nlt, nur EntiiidQs.
"a! Nnchll. Ron RAD fnrt. ,dGIth. oIcpe'
tD1,inen GOuntnas.
t.OJ WndDm. glffDm. nu1 Eeltl. ftr Sunrtn0s.
f.55 Satjm. Nifnm uub GSItd. tdalth. ansst'
nunineH ScHutlNs
6.O5 NtrnoS NiiJE,. nuh yelt tdQlif, aus
aeftonimeit EouItnps.
Ii.m slbenoS gftOm. uch Pelntt. mit gonn'
tnQe.
tt.Ab gbenos Hfiom. rat Feid't. mi Wttt'
moons unb Enmhds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Gin ChrIidlCr NnnNc.

GinciuuutL g, 3. Oft. -
Gcpoiit Gcrtiiitotc Notcn uno Mcrtb.
popItrc In NctroQc BON $4,000, Oic
o%iicnbor elmer Ncrion in BRANDON
oOcr Gpon2piuc, Minu., gcb0rcn,
mur0cn bier pom ocm 15~siGbriNcr
Haumono Shlci oti ser Strabc &c,
fm0cn. Gle Mcrtbp0picrc murocl
Der oN}citcru German Nmt" iibcrlc.
ben unO miro Sen GiHcntbiincr SIT
iin0rn trahtCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
glcr5tc.
9r. Ybuips ar,t!idcs
Snititnt.
gir. 1891, OF Yrutt StrnBc.
svsilalifn fir aebeime arnuIhsittn ban IdH.
ucrn uuo 5rnnen.

speStnliitru fir gcbcime srnuihttttn BON VidH.
urru uuS 5rnnen.
ggtr trlIcu arnmptuocrbrite obn. 'bmer3'
bate operation. G%trifurcn, NIuiocrdIiiuug NIB
cbpbilis IN allen Giuoien. Bsrluft Der Wlanm'
Barictt mo ueu Busc8cgeue Hranfbciicn. Sine
rnfhe, banernor Scilut9 wtto Gurarttri. 1ln'
fcre bette GmpTcbIiuG bcIicbt odrtn bub ntbt
Elm Sent DOR ~crfoIetcr 0ciIuuG 6i be6abIcn 1T.
IS fofict Gle GthtS. IN uafercm |ireGu Dor
mfprc6rn uno cine private Combination mil
ms Al baben. SION 10 libr %UrmittOaS bis 1O
uGr Nbtnbs %Gebtinet. ehrcibt, pcrn 2br nib
iDmtncI tbIllt.
Srutb.eta. mo Nninuo.Fnrt. NaGnuns fab
rei an ~unieref 3hitts uorbsi.
ehhmrTt.G6e e"ubs nno Fratt.strnhe.
tUlnit9. I&S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

ten ,unerifuniidrn IllcIl" ltn0 belize
@egncr 3ogen 2ooie, I'm 81 be'ttill-
men, tper pon tbtcn SclbItlnoro bege'
ben ioutc. Vopens 3og Die ldipor3e
Glt0cl un0 bate lid Der Screi,bn.
r1nd gcnGb. innerbal6 bon 5polt
Nobren III t16tcn. Gr fcbrtc Ooraltf
nod, 0cutid,Iono 5uriid uno bciras
tbeic. Ger Slu6litc TnhrcStnN oc5
llebcrcinfomel1s gin1 mnbcod)tct Dor
iiber lno eberio Die ioIacn0cn Sab
rcStoQc, Bis pcr aitr3cm ctn NnlCri.
fancr. Humel/ 6iibmit cincm 9ricic
BON 9opertS' 8e1ncr, ser i'm al Sic
iibcrnommcne. aber nidlt C"riiilltc Ser.
pilittltng erinncrtc, in Berlin cin.
trui.
@oocn8 mor bel ser Qoii}Ci or2 BE,
5trf3 ais nnturnlilirtcr NmcriFnncr
u%nQcmCi0ct. Tn5 .(uge6Iatt" iu9t
IS O%crnuitbc. SAB sic bon @oDcn3 nit
gctbciltcu Norfommuiiic Griiuoun.
gen 0C8 ScIbItm6r0cr3 icicn.
Foobicl@fi'a Wciuh in q O..
miutcn.
@roRc2 }lltiiebcn Fat c3 Qcmuht,
Oab ser prcuBiidjc 2anOmirtbidait3.
Niniitcr @enrruIIicttcuant }. Z. pom
FoobicI9ti iOeben In Nounintcn 5l Ne.
iud NCuPlCn ltHo bel ser W%clelcnbclt
pom MUiicr olt0lc5eituct morbcn lit.
Ole &lunoc lit IN mCitcitcn arci'cn Der
0cU0ltCrun0 nit bod)It 0cnlil d)tcl
Brfilblcn altlAcnonnlcn mor0cll, 0eltr
Ger Winiitcr bat lid ncllcr0in1a 0llrd)
iein latham h%eleltdltcte1 Gerbnltcn &c
lPuilber ser 6IeilttbcltcrurQ h6d)lt
miBlicbi1 Qcnlnd)t. Die Nrt lnO
Weiic, uic oic cine o0cr nn0rre No.
or0nuug. sic III Sad)en ser AuIumi.
tat bel inn cridicn, pom Wiiniltcr
abgclpeilt mllr0c. bat 5icnllit aIlAes
mcin pcrOroiien unO Is mar Cruorttt
por0cn, Dab icin @cbnhrcu olth an
moBQcbcnocr Stcue tciuc NiuiamQ
iinOcn milroc, Ga, C8 mar it,on pom
Nijdtritt 0r3 W}iniitcr2 sic Nc0c, sen
cr irciIif iclbit prompt IN Sen Nc.
reid ser GobeI pcrlpic3.
Dab GoobicI9ti obcr MN oar nod
pom &uiicr bcrporrn1cno Ncchrt mirO,
bcriibrt picliod, ol,i Oo3 Yctnliditc.
3obcra TubcI.
Die bieiiqe acknowledging" Cr-
tI0rt, lie lei nit cincm (rlcGrnmm,
mcId)c5 sic oudcblihc G~rjGbhn9 0c$
uIiiild)cu Stoat3momnc@ @ittc ilbcr
icincn QrobortiAcn GmpiouN 0llrh
Moiicr @ilbclm IN Nomintcu cnt.
biclt, ire aciiibrt mororn. GllQCn
3obcl, meldcr onIGbIid ser Niidfcbr
Mittc'3 bon Sem @lottc nah NctCr3
burg c~ntlonot mor. bate BON sort be
fonltlid) t%clcgrnpbirt, Ncrr @ittc
;,n 0a;mnL, ~; Ii,aa, m,, ~ "% =,
>"I" N"pI".'" Ut
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rH"' a,,',', M%r,n '%J,,"," Go'S'''
%,, C or,, ",>,,,% %''', ~"
ih Aratulirc HlbIon0 81 Sem Belts
zines iolden WannC4. Wcnn sic NO
"%,ta, ''m' ,%'S,' ',''" '",,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
,Ecnuipluauia ga6n" Spc,ial

Grturiion naf F6iloOelpbia, gSiIm,
ington II. Gbeiter an Sen Sonntagen
pom s. bis %. Oftober. Spc5inl5ug
uerlGBt Baltimore, llnion,@obnbof,
8 MorgenS; perl1Bt philadelphia 5ur
Hiidiobrt C9roao. Ctr. @obnboD
$50 Nadm. $500 nndl YbiIoocl.
pbio, $50 nof Gbeiter uno 500
nod) @ilmiugton uno 5urild.
(275,7,9,S0,1 91 ,3,4)
HGNe sur Reifc in,S AMsiauo beiptot 6.
Wnine, VT. Ali, ct. Yaul. Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
= Gnncne MidorNa. Gin ironl1ii.

..- eugene Midor04, elm %iron50li,
iAm nod. bcfinOct lid in Nelp DOrf
oltl ocn NcrOoht bin in Noit. Gin BON
Scr (cuicI3inIcI Gem ciuitiqcn Phi
cnt6oIt2ortc oc@ GopitGu3 Grc0iua,
c]ntiprunQcucr StrGiIinQ III icin,
mcld)cr ncNcn Scr in Gronfrcid Der.
iibtcn GrmorornQ elmer 6rou ocpor-
tirt mlr0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

dnnapoiie. Att. Jto0dl. Citation, l7h0 uno
2s.i5 Norm, -. 80 uro !bb5 giudm. Gumbrll.
Citation. II 90 mo 1900 SOrm, li20 Wht.
tges 400. 1855 githnt, 600 nho 3ii.iJ
StcSrri6, Wt. Rrbal Citation. 7s.ib uns !e4s.
Norm; gGG'oen Siat'uu 49,. 1900. 29ib mo
1000 8erln, 10 $40 lino $40 gntnl.
NM 3s' y y, n,t @t' g @S2Gi triton; 20 R"rm'
- 90 uno $500 GndbuI.
oaaerstoipn. vi. 8ooal siutton. 10 10 Sor.
"h00 N9bgl. @itnoen StniiOn. 1900 Born.
-enitoit. G,n rriS vi. airh. Camden, etaliou,
= a. llaS G9ih @Grm y 20: 800, $40
aaIaa s.s st,,ag %i, asoS SS $Sl.,ica. vas
oSiural elne sinie" nan philadelphia 1t. Nttu.
Mort. Temrr Scrmiuai (Euopuntt) an ~.
2trnhc. Geu,2lurt Ncauem qelearu sur Ter.
r%rttlnna DC" 1dteI', Sbcntrr' nno Haoen'Si.
nossath. &erl camG'ns eerI " EQUAL
ThlHtuoaNnll 5nGl &hlR ahh&
bhiiei BGrlor. anso ~. $50 q. 0.b4 u.
Rurior, Hiner aisa 7n. 1870 q. Tltbi8
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high enough to give all four bitches
water. and when il drops it goes
down so fast that there is very little
difference in the closing Of all four
headgates. don't believe there is
any more than from four to eight
days difference any year in the num-
ber Of days they have the benefit Of
their different appropriations. In
1902 the Otero was out Of repair
and could only run water ten days.
As far a I can see, il the Otero
was put in proper shape the farmers
should do ~ well under il as under
any late ditch. and il they get their
reservoir. - they have planned. the
canal should be first-class."
There has been considerable sd-
verse comment upon the high rate Of
taxation in the Otero Irrigation Dis
trict. but most Of the kicking that has
been done thus far is by people who
have not . dollars worth Of proper
ty in the district. The farmers who
live under the canal seem to be sat
isfied. - they realize that it is . case
of either putting the canal in con-
ditioa To cArry water and securing
. plentiful water supply. or aban-
donine their farms. The land is -
good. - valuable. and - productive
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Arizona republican., 1905-04-22
REREkAH ASSEMBLY

Martha K. Wiley, Globe, president.
 Jennie Pritchard, Bisbee, vice presi- dent.
 Nellie Trott. Phoenix. warden.
 Emma O'COnnor, Nogales, treasurer.
 Kettle Scott Phoenix, secretary. Katherine Burgoon, NOgales, mar shal.
 Lillie Burr. Bisbee. conductor.
 Emily Yoakum, Clifton. chaplain.
 Nettie Ivy Glendale, inside guard ian.
 Addie Hackett, Tempe, outside guar dian.
 Amy Hill. Prescott; Mnne Mariner, Tucson, and Etta Brodie, Douglas. trustees.
 Phoenix was decided upon as the place for holding the next session of the grand lodge.
 Concerning their trip those who came home yesterday had various good natured, hard luck stories to tell. They reached Maricopa last Saturday even ing and had to stay there all the next day. They tried to organize a Sunday school class but couldn't agree on who would be the teacher so they borrowed a baseball and bat of Perry Williams and had a game of one old cat in which nearly all the old Tom cats par
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

ticipated. It came near ending in an inquest for George A. Mintz made a run and to do so eXerted himself so badly that he dropped dead for ten or fifteen minutes and was only restored by the ringing of the gong for supper.
 It seemed that when the road was fin ally cleared of the difficulty that had blocked traffic, all the trains belonging to the Southern Pacific Co, had been holding a convention somewhere in the east and at its conclusion they were all going west. When they reached Ben son coming back they found all these trains. going the other way. At least it seemed so, though they all admit that they are not railroad men and possibly didn't have a clear understanding of such things.
 w. K. James says that while he was in Benson he "blew in' a shelter, but he added that it didn't seem to affect the smelter much. At Douglas he wis ited the big c. & A. and c. e. smell ters and got tired trying to figure out how many pennies the product would make if there were an attachment for minting the copper as it came out. He had another experience that was really disquieting. When the party left Phoe- nix last Saturday they all had to walk the Tempe bridge which is a long one and under wrich the water was very deep and swirling like a maelstrom. There was one lady passenger with a baby and MT James being something of a family man he volunteered to car ry the infant. Later he regretted it and says he wouldn't do it again for ten thousand dollars. He never knew before what it was to get dizzy with somebody's life in his hands. He knew he couldn't fall through the trestle work but he was afraid he'd drop the infant. He had to be very careful where he stepped and about half way across he got so dizzy watching the water through the ties that the water seemed to be standing still and the bridge seemed to be swinging around up stream. Every little while he had to stop and look for the river banks to see for certain that the earth was where it belonged and when he finally got across he wasn't sure but he was on the same side from which he start ed.
 Douglas, so the visitors report. seems to be almost as big as Phoenix but it only claims half the population. Everything is hustle though the citi- zens say the boom is over and values have settled down to seemingly solid basis. They all agree that values will never be less but that while the up ward tendency will be slower from now on it will be continuous and healthy. Among the Douglas people are many who formerly lived here who are doing well in business there either in their own enterprises or as employees of one of the big companies. Among them are Charles Seaman, Will Kirkland. pr. Mcclure. the druggist, Bert Lincoln and Thomas Grindell who is superin- tendent of schools.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

All of the returning Odd Fellows speak in the highest terms of Douglas as a lively and a growing city and of the incompatible hospitality of the people. They were extended every pos sibIe courtesy and every want was carefully looked after while the local members of the or der depoted almost their entire time to the entertainmnt of their guests. The visit was a day shorter than had been anticipated owing to the delayed trains which did not land the delegates in Douglas until Tuesday morning when the session was to have begun on Monday. Three days delib- erations was therefore crowded into two and those who returned yesterday
Arizona republican., 1905-04-22

morning came on account of engage ments that had to be kept here so they could not prolong their stay. While they finished their lodge business they did not have as much time to devote to viewing the city as tt.ey had ex- pected.
 The officers chosen to serve the grand bodies during the rext year are as follows:
 GRAND LODGE.
 H. H. Pratt, Globe, grand master. Alfred Godfrey Bisbee, deputy grand master.
 H.J. Suder, Prescott grand warden. George A Mintz, Phoenix, grand secretary.
 J. A. MacLeay, Clifton. grand treas urer.
 A. Nelson, Tempe, grand marshal. w. K James, Phoenix, grand con ductor.
 Philip Oates, Globe. grand chaplain. N M Metrovich, Tucson, grand guardian.
 w. G. Shafer, Williams, grand out side guardian.
 B. Robinson. Prescott, grand trustee. John Pomeroy, Mesa, grand trustee. N A. Morford, Phoenix, grand trus- tee.