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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

IdNe iir's Nuslans beirrat u. eatne, ~.
4f3. EitSalimore. Ctr. naSs 9ofauibssfe.Nse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

"Geuic" Don 2iberpooI uro r6,trnei.
Tia" poHt@ Glasgow.
Glpmouth {. Nop. Gillac.
troiien lit bier Der Gompicr .Ircto.
ria" BON NelpsYorf nod) Somburo
unterpegS.
Bremen Z. Hou. $780, Nod) Nelp.
0prf eing Der Gompier .0loer.
burg" ob.
GueenStomn, I. Don. 2ln.
geIonot BON Nem. Gort unO nodl
2iperpool tpeitergeiobrcn lit Scr
Iatnpftr .Wojeitic. ".'..'.
2iperpool, Z Non. Nbac.
fobren nod gteu-2)ort lit Ser Gom.
pier sVultit." 'A' -. ~ "..
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Warplano & Yennipluania u. 81.

WT- FFVFFT -TUFFUWs
SorninQs.
9.30 Born. rad geIair taglib, alsacnom.
tlelt Snuridls.
1.2c Gdchnt. ruf Velnir. rur Sauiflaes.
30 Nabrn. had Dort tdgIid, ansgeuommcn
Sonniurs.
4.05 Ndd1r. ran = Ia uir Sorn.ac5.
l,45 yindln. RAD gelnir tdg!id, alsgeroms
men Sonntngs
600 Nbcn6s mad Tel:a idalih. Qusaenpu.
men SCnntnpe.
90 slbenbs mad, 9eli1. rur Sonntnas.
100 IbenoS iiad Gelair, MiitiuoG II. Gam
fila.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Snngc Tnmcn! Wadt GudD bicic
Effcrte al YuBc.

Wir bilocr iett eine aInfie fir iunge Snrnen
IN %nuierer 6ieetie Eamcnihnrioe. . enitrm.
sdnie. Girer Der Gprttcile az Der @etbei.i.
pung oiefer SInife III Der. onb S6itleriuner
crinlbt N, an ibrcr ctBenen dleiocrn Al ar.
bciter. Sicfc SLATE III i'm Sunnnr 1906 sls
%innirreii %ectrclen, Spe3te!e &orteiuHger snei
ilito bret 92ni Die gbodhc. Srleno cine i1nae
Game. oie cine tGibiondble Sbneioeriit Ill fper.
ben ipftnf9i icuie it6 oiefe Cfferie 5u 9nte:i
MAIDEN.
Siir %ipeiterr ~stustuuft Fbreih" oner menSe
nan iih an M. VI. Snbcrs, 9r. 3e2. Nrit.
earatpga', Ode Coward Str. (376--l
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Baltimore Sbio- Balm.
. IdgItt. l9deIi6. dusaenoumen gonntaas.
9gnr @pnntoes.

S@s.es j guy " s,s. e,ur iad all 81 81 j 20 ~ =
Sertaaens 500 Born. bis 500 Gberbs, mil
Npamol.9tent, Srii6rre Gbfabrf bon sUi..
MonoisC.ditoH, =
l7I5. 1880. $50 WAS. 1865 ,fI.5s S aop..
~ ill., ts5b., 900, lO.J5. .soss 'i0.Ss.
Ncrndt.d9s. 1890 sla6ts, taos, ?f2.is'
100. re. Z %. 900. 1895. 400. tl.e0,
!. .so no isaC5s 35S5i no 600 .eie $50. TOO
slbeuhs "
! snnaporls. MT. wooal,s taiton, 1850 nnS
,fsa5 So5Ha 455 l6.55 @obni gamoen.eta
1900. 1886 MnO 600 qJSeniSSs. -O' V"'a'''
Hrtces.f. mi stooli SmttcH. 7s45. 10 "a,
V'rfr.; eanoen Citation 1875. 1000, 29.ft
uriiiaes
gSS SsGM. SarnSsT. 40 so os% is.coS,
Saserstuicn. mt acbal eta. I44b Rcrm..
360 Mgtnt CG'Hsen Citation. 1900 Rorni.
So uno ao0 Ta3nl
Vuttrtt.t fth mo Mt. Mirp, q ,mben gtaficu
Is5 g21h Form,. l1.25. 1880, 1870. $3.50
gnrtts' qa6. Camden e,aton. 1929 aorm
frrdN, vi honal, '2.43 Rotnl.. Sambsn.
prsG Wint Pine nae sbuas.lsbts uus x.w.
gor' nsssr strHsinns an Trst%nnsSmansta.
w Gi'trtt sft,usTprrs EfnlfW uam Butet1.
fLsaiern aab seidafs.t titriH
SerIaHen:
Camden, gpt. sfphal.
Shlnhpngpcrs -. ,TieL 35t q. 3.658
Rnrlcr Z. Diner Idol. TBS q. ". 500 q VI
g'u'iet Vntior, aiiSqcn. 60. $50 q, II a.b4 q.
kar,or -Htrer. nur 80. 0.52 q 3 g.57 9.G
EnrIor Stncr. dlssen. IS0.1f,50 -. Ptt.54 Sc
s9Onnl e%in,iieS" Tdsi. s.4s u. . s.52 q.
Soafes. Fbtin., ause. 60. 500 n. sos Nc
gnrlor Dtrer .....3dgl. 600 q. COS ".
9od6es. H5tia. ....1dql. 900 u. a.05 VI. q
SdlnfpdGgpt ....Adpft2.3 80 Y. 12.44 Y.
aotal ; s9iafpusaruy iino fsrt'a ,um We.
ernnt tm eamoen' uno NJ rohaI.einiion um
y. .rat .Ahaute.gm az ssobentaaen: ..
In6 Ntianfte.Gitp tdalit. 3 nnf Atlantie,gltk
Scni,iagS. VIE 8hge bdlten In BiIminetca;
RIHia. Nffpm., Standardization 2s.0E, ls.ls
Scrin. u. 20, 2o.f0 gdtbm.; Dt. MobaI Siu,.
$50. - 20 @otrr.. ~ 20. 20 IS Eafm.
Nberoeru Affcm., Gduiben citation, tf.oe
u. 10 sberoS: 0Pt. Sooul Sfnfton.
VI :05 Nnt1u.. s6.t5 sitcnoS.
Esieroirura bon HduN IN E8raf, oeer 9sar.
lor'yScaaons. S~petfeNoter etc. iperben t1neI
ner 5efruhou IN prer f~nfaersar Htust
Fiircdrr; Charles Ino RdItin'orerStrase 6.
4 Z Ct Bail 1924 ooer no Gourilarb 1901,
MI. Mrnn Stuttorl &. & X. Dit. 0ernpu 3t29.
Citation ~fHformutiors Aiirsnu. st.
Raul $40. noer I'm. 9onriluno 2726, ui,o
glr. 500. Sno gruaorpab.
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YenniDlbauia:Rahn
s'a.t benz meRen Hms ssprhea.

g,sridst Galpert.s Citation, pte tuls.:
'S.a5 Sctm. CLINTON = StatioH $50 Norm.)
Ytftshurg 9IprtB uno 9btedgo Special.
'1t.44 gorm. (inionsStafion i1.F5 Snrm)
Sauptsainie @Jpreb.
lilo yiad1m. (Oon lintpnsGtatiou), ,3be ge1u.
,giSaTta" eimtteo, na1 Gbteaso, giHctHndtt
'o;l5 Mad,m. (ocu linton eiatton), ct. Gould
elmliso. RAD 9noianapolts uno 81. gouts.
400 Radpn. (oon untDh%S tatton), ,geHulsL
oauta SPECIAL" II gtnmoen mad Ghieaos.
'4.55 Radlm. (bon tiittpn.G %taiion), Gbfcaar
nno q. eouls grpreb.
''0O MeeHsS (oon urtorbS tatlen). Gbieasr
$50 absHSs tuon unton.s tattOn). 81. esuts
$50 Nsenos GsoH untOn.s tattou). sssttsrn
! SIpres uno Gieoelano urb Cincinnati u,
'ii4i NaGts characterization 1t.55 saois),
YtitSburg special.
itA1 Madlts unions iattom 1855 sa6ts)
Ydcific @rpreb. ~
l.4o n~isrseas {uuton.e tattcm 4.44 Morssns)
tde!ib, nl6 God4Saben.
'S.i6 Sprm. (LniunsStottph 1855 8orm.) tto
nm, ndh Nliitnlo (ota 9mportumsS nncfto,1,
vtle' hno 8omtUfd1s. iab Nobefter.
ll:4i gern. CuItion'StatioH) 11.55 Borm.),
nab 9Irtiru.
4-S5 glaom. thsIth (Son i1nion.station). mad
@tIid rnsnprt.
$40 sssbsabS, tdeIta oou rlnton.stntton). naa
@ufiulo.
$50 Nbsnss, .tdPIia Coon uHton.s:ation). naa
gah annapolis Isl Gurm., 4.s7 g,adn,. ON
Tn6elltagen. G%onrtasS $50 WorgenS.
Ron naiBn. &tatipn
a, . Won sttlaesipbta nao getp.Dorf.
DOB NddintttagS u6ungreIfpnat atmtteb,"
Cii;Ob mlr geipsgorD 8ornL, .t2.o5, .i,lo,
400. '645, 100 1l.25 a9eIos an lSsodtr.
. .Igtoi 1. Se,' 1880. !155t'4s55. 7 7iS;OI i1. gs'i asSs.
Wrr sbtlnoelppia, 40, Gas, $40. $40, HOO
S @Hrsf gSsub 800, a.; s'9 ykot s2a; 457 .e;$5 a1S
6.S5, T65 W'orsens, s.o4, 4.2o. 4.57. 'e.35.
RAG e J, @O JIS.. s.tS marsers ait ~Oeeniaeen.
i%teGenoen Rnntten an Der 9elanare.StbifoI
SSS, 7'o5 MGSoIsens. ESQ. 4.67 nno 7.56
NIB 100 abenos. ~
@ai9i,naton Grpreb. 2.2e, s.5t, e.t2. 7.25, 7se
i,5s. a.iSS, as. SIS, Ss'49t0S'ssi '5o i1GiV .o47. i65.fisS..
IA $50. s.45, 9.15, $50. 1880 aSenOs an
97s 'ss' 4lqs' s.4s sSsn4Hs5aS ssora s;2s, 2 3 a etss.
zig, 3.t5, $40. $50, 5.O7, 5.26, sos, Ills.
T2ao G38 e%ti1'teb), TAI. $40, 9.t5, 9.65,
Nab NnrapoIts, 7,36 9orni.. 12.4s, 442 Gahn..
500 @0enos an gBedentaeen. GonnidsS,
81 800 woTnl; unS Cos abeISs.
Ar.anIis m SS@1 t tans, Sspreb' a.61 morssns.
southern @aaiIipap, 9.4a SormL, 's.2O. 'S.is
ec@SSGarO Nlr cine ae, 6.ia BORN. 5.o7
,morFn!! uuS sseiiern stoiI,pab. $3.50 srbsrbs
6. & 9. 3D. *t2.4s Rd6miitaasnn Woneu.
lager, 1918 uno F9.55 Stbenos tiaIin,
R6n Hennfulpants. u penas. stntioa.
"d1 Wniptna.on, Gppreb, CIT 600 Born.
lhs, 800, 600 NatIn. fieIt6 TAI Waor,
gems al doebsntasem, 0.bo a6enbs nur an
SunutassH.
Noh NnrnpoIlS, 74t &orm,, All gadm.. 500
MDenos an NSotentG9en. Gonniags, 600
@ornt. 600 9thcnbs,
0lr g'taefe uno 9nbrpIdne rad nuen glInfter
nnd5uIrnaell an hCin Colbert gabHbof 9tpros
o0.Sde baltimore iltio SutpertsS trabe iltb
nutoctn ll~nion'gnbntof.
@eeSd fotro aul SrinUen In oben etnu,ntes
Uiiredi1 aoaehpIt nnh mnrfitt.
- Gpetfesgea gepn
-. ". Ntttrbnrb, N. ", Spuob.
Sen .Sef6dftsTbrer. RaH. .Iraiite. a~sauace,
Geo, ~. Fpbo.
0eHera'BnnaeiersMaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Sdiffsnadridltem

Dorf, I. Nopember.
Ingefommen iino bier Die 9ampfer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
WicrdautS' G. Wincrs' Sransporta.
tiun Gumpang.
Nampfer.Qtuiei

SuiupIttsclntcN.
gfcb Bolton uno Dem Slien: ieoen Wlontap,
9ienltna. 8onneritag iilo Solnitag, giben6S
Bad grobioenee unb oenl Often: iehen conn.
tao Wfittiuoh nio 6reitap, gibenoS q ubr.
Pad glcWpprisgteWs ui6 9orfnli: idplit nm
6 llbr Ibeios.
5rabt Wirb idgIi6 bis 8 lbr stbenbs fir au
benz Lace abfabreHoe Sampler nHgenomtnen.
Nab Supannab lno Dem Sioen: ieoeH SteIIs
Tag, Sonnerifag mo S1uitng. MbeiIo5 o llbr.
Sotiorer uno BruoioencesD umpfer labren bon
Der Nerttc ul GuBe oes 9unp,Eods ab. Sas
oanla3' Sanlpfer bon ber gSerfle ul 5ube Der
9Se'ts 5ullSssoeHne.
s.. u. Uiatnsbdn, steent.
qrng bod.
20. q. 5urncr, BE. ~.
VI. .. Stcbbins, Sen. sUian.
Sdlipibhrtau - elbuit.6fc Germiun. unb
Sigbt.StraRe. Qi3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Guie's @oitipiel.

Gleonora Guie eroiinete geIteril
abeno NIT eieener @eieaidoft ibr
bteiiees @aItipieI in Sbien's .Ios.
m~ersboln". Sbr Spiel ipirfte ios-
5llilreno. 3ie gan5e goritenung &C.
ltaltete lid SIT einem groBen GrioIg
frog Der Ibledtfn slfllitif oes Nclen
foni9liben Spernbauies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
gbfabrtstase Der Raiasirr.9 ampfe,
BON Hclu.Wprf.

"A#t o"u VS1o Jp&i- Hr
Nm Z. Nopembcr 9ompicr .Hpr
bam" tad Hotteroom. "1
am ,c3opember 9ampier .Gceo
mic" nod 2iperpool.
Nm 7. Mooember 3ampfcr Bee
LAMB" nob Nnttpcrpcn.
am 8. Nopernber Gompicr oaoi.
ierin Iuguite Sietorio" nud Sam.
burg.
Nm s, @ouember Gompfcr ,Sclia
Slop" l1a6 %&openbagen.
PIN s. Mopcmbc~ Gompfcr u2or.
raine" nad) SABRE.
PIN 8, @opember Gompfcr .Iror.
ccsca" nad Heapel uao Grieit.
Nm 10. Nopember Gnmrier sur
n%eliio" nnb Glasgow.
Tm 10. Nopember Gompicr .gt.
bert" nod) Neapel un0 Bcnllo.
Im 10. Nopcntber Gampfcr ,Gonl-
pania" noh 2irerpool.
Mm 10. Nfopcnlber 9oupIcr st.
Saul" nodD southampton.
Im 10. Mouembcr 3ompicr Ore.
togllc" r,od SABRE.
Nm 10. Nopcnlber Gompfcr Sine.
RIGA" nod) 2onoon.
Sim IA. Nopcmber Gampicr Bots.
Gon" nah Hottcrbam.
Im IA. Mopcmber Gompicr Ecu.
tonic" noh 2iuerpool.
Im II. Nopcnlber Iontpfcr Som.
lano" no6 Nntlucrpcn.
Im fl. Nopen1ber 0ampicr .Gc.
rugia" nod Eeapel.
Im 10. Nopcnber Iompfer .Sou.
ralne" na6 Sabre.
Im 10. Nopeuber Gompfer ,Sonl.
bnre" nod) Neapel uno @enuo.
Sim II. Nopember 0ompicr Gar.
mania" noh 2iparpooI.
In II. Mopember Gontpfcr Sem.
Ipluania" mad Samburg.
am17. Nouember Gnmpfer .georo.
americu" noh Gcape( 'uno @enllo.
Inlt17. Ropcmber Gompfer .Neru.
Dorf|dnad} Soutbdt1ptmt.
. slnr T'9touelrber 9unpict g0tin!
reapoliS" rad) 2ohoot,l9th
Im II. Mooenr6er Gampier Sole,
oonia" nah 0losgoip. W
In 20. H%obenbcr Iumpicr Sal.
Ier Wilbelm Der 3ipeitc" mad, @rc.
men.
am 20. Ropeubcr Gan,pfcr ,lllto,
tia" nof Nedpcl3 fa
ant q. 9topentber 9ompfcr .9af'
tic" nad) 2ipcrpool.
Sim 81. Hopembcr Iunpfer
D&rconlon0" nah antipertcn.
am 81. Nopcm6cr Turnpicr Ger.
mania" nod HcopcI uno WorieiQcs.
Int 81. Nopcnlber Compiler ,Noor-
nnd) ROTTERDAM.
Nn1 %. N%oucnlbcr Gompier Slime.
mad, Sambura.
Ttn %, Noocmber Iompicr ga
Saooic" nod SABRE.
Im %. NoDember 9ampier .aoi
Ter 6rieorih" rad) Bremen.
Sim %. Topember 9ampfer lin.
TED StateS" rodJ aopenbager.
Nm "a. Nopcmber gampfcr go
'aoio" nod Somburg.
Pm "a. NoDcmlber 9onpier az
rod) 2iuerpooI.
an1 "a. Nopen1bcr Gompicr st.
nod) Soutbomptoil.
gm "a. Nopentbcr Compiler
.Iitoria" roh Glasgow.
Im "a. Noocmber Gampier ,Miu.
nod 2onoon.
Im "a. Nopcnt6cr Ganlpfcr ga
.Sascogne" nod) &orc.
am "a. Iopember Gumpier so.
ia S%obenburg" nod Wcupel ullo
Im q. Nopcmber 9onpier .Gar.
nod Neapel uno 8enuo.
Im 13. Ropcnl6cr Iampier ,9rc.
nod Bremen.
Clint 81. Nopembest Tampier
Drain" nod Bremen. w
am %. Nopembcr i0 Touupier
Nmitcroom" 9 rtndy Mottcr.
an. nH'l.1 "a i9f /
In 20. Nopembcr GdfHpfcr vTH,tn.
a" uody rMfalel ms Wphiio ,
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II II gen b6eit Ser inner.

poltfl hen = II t ion.
Ete 2eitartifel oes grobten SbcilcS
Der Rrelle entbalten SeremiqOen ilbcr
Die l~lngemiBbeit Ser innerpolitiihen
Sitliation, meId)e ibmierige Eroble-
me IN Siiae uno SiiIle biete, nab.
reno oeren praftiide 2olung ~nirgenos
in Sid)t lei. Die 9lGtter iiibren be.
lenoetS aln9e iiber oos iprungbafte,
perIonlid)e Re9iment oes aaiiers uno
perleiben ibrem tiefen 9eoallern iiber
Die 5batIade Ausbrud, Dab es all
Wannern fcblt, nelhe bem &aiier oie
8abrbeit Iagen, baB es am Sole feline
treimiitbigen Seratber Der 9rone
9icbt, melfe Wiltb genrg beiisen, Sen
aailcr alf etlpaige unliebinme @ir.
fllngen elmer a%unogebung oufmerf.
lam SIT MAIDEN, mag lie elmer nod 10
beredtiaten, nod 10 eolcn Gegllng lei.
mes Screens entlpringen.
las Iuifoaenoe bel Den INNER
ldarier lid geIteno madenoen &riti-
fen it, DAB ielbit gang redtS ite6enoe
&reiIc in Sen Saoel .iiber oas perion.
lid)e Re9inent, iiber sic EftiAtoerr:
nahlGiiiaung ser Hatbgeber oerarone
einItimmen. Gaber bet lid oenn sic
merfIuiiroige gribeinung oar, oaB
Die bieIige nEoit," ia iogar Die
v&reli55eitung" 2eitartifel bringell,
melte ouf iolfen peiiimiitiiden Ton
geltimntt iino ultb ii6 inbaltlid nift
au5u lebr bon Den Angriiien Ser
grlno iGbliden Sppoiition unteridei-
Den. Iue beflagen oen jebigen
Stono Ser litge, ser einen froben
Iusblif in Die 3ilfunit nid)t ouifom.
men laiie.
q nSbreitung Oes point
iden sd II itrites.
Cine raide IuSoebnung oes polni-
id)en Sd)ulfinber Strifes gilt nun
in Sberidleiicn OILS iider. Sn
Seutben tagtc iocbcn cine Gonieren5
Der Better Der oberidleiiihen Yolen-
Sereinc, uno pic bel bieier 0elegenz
belt gefabten Heiolutionen beoeutel1
cine oirefte aufhebung gegen Sdulc
llno Veboroe. 3ie GonferenS bieb II.
cen folgenibmeren 9eihluB gut,
polnilfe Gltern ourb G~inbcrufuna
pom Serlamnlungen unb 8erGffcnt-
bon 5lugbldttern gum Gin.
Iritt IN ben Sdulitrife auf5nioroerlt.
Dies oiirfte Das Signal sur oiienen
4%uflebnung gcgen Die S6ulperlpol-
iein. Gie Situotion in S6er.
'bleiicn piiroe IN bieiigen beItunter.
areiien id)on iolpieio oils
)n6it bebenflib ongeieben. Die &C.
abrliffeit Der Gage beltimmte ia
5peifeloS ocn &aroinol &opp,
SiirItbildof bon Sreslau, ST. ieinem
'ereits een1eloeien Gingreifen. inoem
Z Den Inn untergeorNneten 0eiit.
Die Ibbaltuna Don Benjamin.
iiber Sen SdulItrife perbot.
lngelihts oes beoroblifen ltmiif.
Der 9eluegrng miro oie &c
bon pielen Seiten oringenb
rlnabnt, reioluter auiSlttreten unb
as 0eltidtbum in Den Sitmorfen
or Der Gritidung burh cos Eolen.
)nnt ST bcpobren.
i, Guie's @oitipieG.
eieonora 9,ie eroifnetc geitern
BEND nit eigener @eieli6oft ibr
@oitipiel in Sbien's .Gos.
lersbclm". Sbr Spiel mirfte faS.
illrero. 9ie aat5e goriteaung &c.
dlfete lid 81 einem groBen GrfoIg
Der idledtfn slfultif oes Hcuen
'ni9liben Spernbauies.
Sfol5. @rdf (u ieinent aam-
er0tener): ltuneridGrutar ars; ;
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Stol5. @rdf gu ieincn, Sam.
nlerolerer): oltnoeridGmier, orei
Sfrttte 5uriid, ieben Sic nid,t, ooB
ste geraoe anf meinem SdJatten tic
benz" I d
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Baltimore Sampf Yafct . 81.
lNltr nnb snprrlaiige @nt.2inic.)
Die Der. StaatensPpft bef1roernh.
Tantpfcr pVirginia" (ncn), ,9lla6ama,"
-lMfnfnin u IcnuruccM

yWeor9ia," ysenncNce".
men. bon ben .gdi'pinic"sBicrS, Or. f0-ls,
Sigbt.Sirabe. $50 .gbenos, brett mad OH
Eotni Comfort. MiorfoIf, BertSrnoutb uno aleu-
Eotnt Comfort nit Is. & 8. Gticnba6n@. sSda
attnoro, Nerbiaonng IN gorisHcrtb nit benz
.seaboor6 viz Cine" ioItoer 2ua nab gorts'
NIT Der "%sIiIaniie COAT Cine" 9~lorioIf mo
peitli6 iinb "Oib 8onliuicr Cine" nab Neius
bern. Wa'btnston, &c. Ridnolo. va, uno
.Ma1l9eitcr rod europdiffrm Blame. puru.
ribfe .Staiitcrsinliner. elefirif6e gelei6luna,
simrter In ben @iact.Niircanr Ser ,gnn Cine"
Nr. 107. CftsNnliim )resStrnbe. Nr. sos mo
ha0s, ~9igbtetrnbe. 9; ". g. Fffiee. siibofts@de
5rnft, 0lilbina" nnb gIbaugb'S Gr. 100. Guros
9bdrIeSsSirnta.
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Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
sToMAcH's IMPORTANCE
How to Strengthen It So That lt Will
 Act as lt Should

The stomach is the principal organ concerned in the digestion of food. If it is weak. inactive or out of order and unable to properly digest the food. the body will soon be in a state of semi starvation.
 Then. too. when the stomach Is weak. the food is not properly digested and lies in it for hours, decomposing. fer menting and forming poisonous gases and piomaines that are absorbed into the blood. poisoning the system and impOverishing the blood.
 To enjoy good health. 1t is absolutely necessary that the stomach and diges- tive organs should be strong. and no other remedy equals Mi-o-na in strengthening and giving tone to the whole digestive system.
 Relief from the use of Mi-o-na is permanent and lasting. Use Mi-o-na for a few days. and the digestion will be good the appetite keen. and there will be no nausea or distress after eat ing. no sleeplessness. no nervousness, and the backaches and disturbed heart 'action that are the direct result of a weakened stomach will soon be over come.
 Mi-o-na is sold under an absolute guarantee that the money will be re- funded unless the remedy does all that is claimed for it. Ask the Larson Drug Company to show you the guarantee which it gives with every 5O-cent box.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

the border from the United States out number the native Canadians. in places two to one.
 What will be the political future Of this great country? Within the pres ent year has been seen the quiet dis appearance of the last British red coat from Canadian soil. The fortified pOrl of Esquimait. built up at large ex- pense. is to be dismantled- A Cana dian garrison has supplanted the Brit ish soldiers at Halifax and Quebec only a governor general and his ssc- retary remain as symbols ef the cor tlnuing union between the Dominion ond the mother country. As the set tlement of the school question in iS96 was the beginning of the end of raeisi strife in Canada. these steps are the first in the evolution Of an indePe1- dent nation north of the United States. Both are the accomplishments of ST Wilfred Laurier
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
AMERICAN EMIGRATION TO
 CANADA.

The trend of Canadian development
 has great and increasing interest for Americans. Within the past twelve years. according to Appleton's Maga- zine for November. there has grown up in westerni Canada an American population estimated at $250.0O farm
 CTS. growers of wheat. corn and flax. settlers not only imbued with the American spirit of enterprise. but de-
 voted to American institutions. Dur ing last year the immigration from this country to Canada, according to off cial figures was more than 52.00O per sons. Today in the northwest. outside of Winnipeg. and some of the other towns. the dwellers who have crossed
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
COMPLETE OUTLINE
 OF CURRENCY PLAN
A Committee Appointed to Draft. a Bill to Be Presented in Congress.

Washington, Nov. 15.-The plan of currency reform agreed upon by the committees of the American Bankers association and the New York Cham Der of Commerce. upon which they have been at work for four days. was made public trday. Before adjourning finally today. a committee was ap- pointed, consisting of A. B. Hepburn of New York, Jas. B. Forgan of Chi cago and John L.hHamilton of Hoopes- ton H., to whom was entrusted the drafting of bill for presentation to congress. which will embody the ideas of the committees One statement made public by the committees of bankers. Is that the plan agred upon by the committee contemplates the is suing under government supervision. of credit bank notes and by national banks 30 to 40 per cent of their bond secured circulation. subject to a tax of 1-2 per cent per annum. A furth- CT issue of credit notes equal to IF 1-2 per cent of the banks capital at a tax of per cent per annum, the establish ment of a guaranty fund for the re- demption of credit notes of failed banks; provision for the active daily redemption of credit notes; repeating the existing law limiting the retire ment of bond secured notes to s3.OOO.- GOO per month. and the deposit of all public moneys above reasonable work ing balances in national banks. with out collateral security on which the banks are to pay per cent.
 The report sets out a series of prin- ciples which were agreed on by the bankers and which they believe under lies a correct solution of the cur Tency problem so far as it is related to the issue of a bank note currency.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
GOVERNMENT
 DECLARES WAR
Against Standard Oil and
 All Its Branches
Suit Begun Yesterday for a Dissolution of the Great Combination.

St. Louis. Nov. 15.-The United States government today made an in- itial move to dissolve the Standard oil so-called monopoly by filing in the United States district court in St. Louis a petition in equity against the Stand ard oil company of New Jersey and it's seventy constituent representatives and partnerships and seven defendants in- cluding John D. Rockefeller and William Rockefeller. asking that the combination be declared unlawful and in future enjoined from entering into any contract or combination in re- under the sherman antitrust act. which the Standard and it's constituent companies and individual defendants are charge with violating. In form al statement by Mir. Moody. he says that criminal prosecution is reserved for future consideration.
 Frank B. Kellogg, of St. Paul. spec ial representative of Mir. Moody brought the statement to St. Louis. The documents were filed with the United States circuit court by the governments local representative. United States District Attorney D. P Dyer and Special Counsel Kellogg.
 When court convened at 10 o'clock. Attorneys Kellogg and Dyer had a closeted conference for half an hour, at the end of which time Special Coun- sel Kellogg informed Attorney General Moody by long distance telephone that the petition was about to be filed and was instructed to proceed. Attorneys Kellogg and Dyer then went into the clerks office. where the petition was formally sworn to and filed by Colonel Dyer.
 Borrowing the filing of the petition. Judges w. H. Sanborn and Elmer B. Adams of the United States circuit court of appeals issued an order grant, ing the federal officers authority to immediately serve notice of suit upon those defendants who are not residents of the judicial district in which the suit was filed. The governments petition in the suit is signed by Wm. R. Moody. United States attorney general; n. Purdy. assistant attorney general: Frank B. Kellogg. Charles B. Morrison and C. A. Severance. special assistant to the attorney general.
 The petition contains 194 pages of printed matter. or about 100000 words and an additional ten pages of exhibits consisting of the bylaws and minutes of the Standard oil meetings and or ganizations and a map showing the retail prices of oil in every state and , territory of the union.
 Tine investigation into the methods pursued by the Standard oil company began early in 1905 and the results were laid before congress last May by President Roosevelt. who accompanied the report by a special message an nouncing the apparent methods pur- sued, The president asserted at the , time that suits would be instituted in i the United States courts to abolish the combination and the filing of the suit today marks the initial step.
 The defendants are entitled to two months in which to enter their appear ance and to file answer to the allega- tions in the petition. They also have the option of filing demurrer to the bill.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-16
METALS.

New York. Nov. 15.-Copper was higher in the local market with lake quotedeat s22.0OG 22.50; electrolytic a; s2l5Od 22Oe and casting at $2l.25d 21.75. The English market was highoI also with spot quoted at e100 and fu- lures at e101 los. The London mar ket for lead was 5s. lower at e19 2s Cd. Locally. lead was unchanged witn quotations from $5.75d 5.S5. according to delivery. Spelter was unchanged al sG.35d6.l0 in the local market and @, los. in London. Silver was Il@s. Mer- ican dollors. 53k.