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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
SiiiSIener stanb Der GlmbS

u III II [ / ~ II II u Cl. TIz
TOUR GpioM cin % Sabre alter 9tts
ger BON 9}r. ~, gS6itc'S Court, mur,
DC ON GOnncrltu0 Nbeno al Der
@runbps mo &ittlc WougbitraBc bon
ocn Northumberland idlucr perIebt
ulfgcflnl0Cn mnb int Gatrolmdgc1
oeS oItlidcl NiitriftS nnd) ocm st,
SplepbSa0o'pitol" Qcionot, no Ole
acr5tc ocn 3uitonh 9pipn'S fiir fri
tild) crfl0rtcn, Ger 9tegcr bate 5lueI
Shnittipn0cL sic cine ont SolIe
butter DEM redltcl DIR NM bic onoc'
re an lintrn Nrnt. Die ~eritere @ltl'
Sc lit Nrci Sol lang llro eillelt 3oll
tief mo lit sic gciG6rlidcre. 9ctoe
8unhen murNcu Dem Neger pnil lei
mem NoIienacnoiien Siiub Man9o.
alias D@lod GbarIeltpn" I'M &erlolt'
ie eiltcs StrCitea b%ci0cbrad)t, mn lolI
Gpipn lcirctl BCQncr suerit init ei.
ncm Stnd Qcidlugcn boben. Mango
crgriff lofort mad, Der Sbut bie6lildt,
lprroe obcr lpGtcr eingefai1gen iillo
I'M oltIidlen StutionSboliie BENT 8e'
ridltSperiohrut iibermielen.
81 rh lifes = Sn Der 3ioils'
Stride an Der @np., nabe Gcrington'
StraBe, miro @nitor Sulius Soimonn
morgen ilber g0uS grpbe @altninhl"
preotgcn. Cine Goacfte iiir ben ger
Elm fllr Spielpl1be mirn peranltaltet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
@crcins NnSflii9C.

,Niujnrt- OtdnuCrd)or" nod Den 0cltf.
miiroiQcn SdloNticlocru Don
GETTYSBURG. Grfurlion oc@
oNcruc1b 9 WiQnncr6or~" nod
DEM id}0ncn Sen Mar. - Mus
ling 0cH oNrbcitcr.M tGnmerdbor9 "
Gie Soiion Der &crein9 Nuailiigr
lit iii ibrcnt poQcn llmfolgc ougc-
brpdcn. Slide ocitidc &crcinc
bobcn bcreita flcincrc NllaiIiige nod)
riobt gCIc9cncn &cr8niiGlnG@pI6bcn
oocr ciQcncn &ono-Ghbb0uicrn &C.
bo6t; sic QrOBcn Grturiioncn nod
oCu id0um bIoltcn Bergen I'M ipcIt-
Iidcn Miorulnn0, nnd Den Ocnfmiir-
0igcn SNInd)ticl0crn bon @cttDa-
burg oocr nnd) it'll 0cIcQcncn @ooc.
pldbcu am MicCrcaitrnnOe b%cqiruen
obcr ictt crit. Morqen peronltultcn
3lpci Dclltihc @cionQucrcinc Grfllr.
lloHC'I PVt "SScl'''"' ~'otglulluet
"oplL H"V 5'pot oCt ""'o5utl'~eu''
n'ruof llIo DIT "NVt'ot8p ~'ol'.
ncrdor." Ter oN}ojort-NiGnnerdyor"
A'p1 hou) "~FlloSol,r' sur %e''u)lt-
8lll8 JCIVV p'l'ot,,uq'' VVHeIIo, lUu
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DC" >Nopt oI'' "tUo'I l")'''lau''''"H!"
&c o''' VrroI''ooulV''uVIl "V''VFo''o'
men nell e'flA'pto0l lp'Fo'
NC plol''ll "'r0C' ga" pVtFl'u &C.
!c9rae *Ell7"'or il'l I''''c' l'"''i'H=
foltlaen 'IlllcrpoIiill'9 eli l'lo Prou.
1l9cl Scencr'e III q 5'e' or9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sorl' DON
pell DopenHil9l'dI@lollt'l'cl aus 'oO''
zen ole "SCrloVNoVt I'ul o' o''.' Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Sm nj at rtfuIotio ii : pr ii

un0en = Gle SnmotrifitlationS.
prilfllngcn fiir Die oSo1pS Sopfina'
llniocrlit0t" ihloiicn aeitcrn NbtnN
nnO miro nNd) Der 3abI per it'd .ocnr
Grnnlen untcr5iebenocn Gonoioutcll
Die D6rciblildn" .aloiic Bic %Gerpobnli.
DIE Stlloentcn5ubl bobelt. 9ia Moa-
tag miro Die aciontnlte SbGtiGfeit oui
Der llnipcrlit0t iiir Den CONNER en-
gcltcllt mCr0cn, NdDreno oc@ Cont
l1lcr% lpCrocn sic iiblitet itotbiAeR
boltIld)en &|cporntltren porgeltommcn
lpcrOcn, ultN miro oie @ibIiotbef in
"WcGou Sail" tGglid bon 9 bis [
llbr MiittaoS qcoffnet iein. Gm 3.
Oftobcr lperben sic GorIelittgen mic
Scr bc0innen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Nus ben @cridltcn.

Ger Sdirm.@ Sienlon 6o0 tommt
lpic0cr sur &crbonOlung. Gnt-
id)ciounG ser ultcrcn &nitoB
bonn 2lppclotion8Qeridt m1gcIto-
bcn.- Nn0erc G6Qe aus Den itGo.
tiid)cn @cridtSG0icn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Bonn Tuluic- Gnnmrl.

Gbtco0o, ST., 10. Slni. -
Sn ocn N~cd)taitreit unt ben Vciib
bon 3ion-GitU bat gSilbur @lenn &o
lipo, Der 9tud)ioI0er oeS nYrppbetcn"
Sobn Nlcr0n0cr 9o1uic, NItsiogcn &c
mad)t, mdde iid ouf oic llcbcrtrl.
gullg bon Nciittbiimcrn 3ion-Gitp'a
pon Comic ouf ocit General Sinon}
letter Nlcron0cr Granger inter scr
&oliua pon Iolpic pcrlicbCnen boil,
modt be5ogcll. Granger legtc 3obI
retdle SertauiSrcdnutgcn Dor, mel.
die li6 atli Die betreiienocn Srunaof.
tionen be5o0en,
NJ uStcgon W}idl, Is. &lIni. 49,
Srol Sane Iouic bot I'M Wlt0fcNon.
Gountp GiitriftSgcridt Die Riidgo6c
oeS 3oluic'ihcn SommcrbcirnS am
Nbitc Safc, Oo@ aui 100000 bcpers
tibet miro, ucrlongt, in0cm tic gel,
tend mod)t, Die &oIipor BON Iomic
gegebene 8ollnlod)t Itabealid mr. an
iein Sernt6Nen heSogcn, pGhrcno Dos
%genonnte Sommcrbeim ltrta ibr Isl,
gentbum gGpcicn lei. Man lit ori
eir1ett erbitterten HcftSbonocl aciubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
3ur Bead t q.

Sur Bead tun9. Ger
Gtoot : @eometer mirb am Sreitag
ben %. SUM, CUR nadGe1onnten
3tit an Srt uno StelIe ~erideinen utO
0as @ioequ Der fplgenocn StraBer
etabliren: Mcgloerrpitrabe, spiiden
Biscuits. uno SbortltraBe, Inn 1870
Wnrgens; brittle Ipenne, 5Dild)en
Holnno- mo 5idurp ; Auemle, I'M
1t.30 Worgens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
@adltiuaaaprt . Mpnten.

Gnrcpitrabc uno Sort ; Mpcnnc =
SiioIid fabrcno: 8crlaiicn 9rilio-
Sia.Farf /, 2, 8 mo 4 lt6r @or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
Gincm ManbmorS snmEpier oefaacn.

Nem Canaan; Conn, 10. ,Srr1.
Der bieiiAc bcidbrtc &orbilcd)tcr
Seled Gam, Der itit DEM 3. SUM
nidt mebr 9cieben luorneil iuur, lit
ats Seidle i'm 9rumnen ietnca &cim$
liegenO nui0efunoen morNcn. SIN
Sauie log olles III 9roBtcr llnprN.
nuitg ourd)einanoer. Spater rpli.
%itatirte Der @eridtsnr5t 0es OrteS
Sas 8orbonOeniein bon pier Sd)ltB
ipun6en nrn &Grper Oes WtnnncS, Der
iomit un5mciielbuit Oos Spier zines
rGuberiidei llebcriollcS gciporocH
lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16
9dngers
9anptqnarttere
ser
Baltimore SdnQer
NgQ in 3Gsloi
91ernark, a1.=a,,
bel 0Cnt
81. NatiDnnl Sdmgerfcit
1. bis 4. Snli 1906.

BUR 0rientirung ser @4ite aus
Baltimore bel Dem am +. Srrli in
9tcwarf, Ms, ItottfiuOenOcn Sim.
gericit OienG Der uoAiolgcnOc @cg,
>%pciier, Our6 pcld)cu bieii8en Sim.
germ uno Oeren 6rcluIoen @elc0en-
belt 8cgc6en miro, iid) I'M &oraltS nit
sen SotclierS in 8erbiuOung 5l ictcn
ODER w0brcnO oc5 6cite5 6reutoe
aui3uir6en:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-16

Sat &crtruuru in Goi-
ntt - Cine 0cpcid)c ans 9tcu-
Norf mcl0ct, 0nb Scnrp +. 4. Srid,
ser bc%0clltcnoitc ilOipioucllc Nfticn-
Slbobcr ser ,Ncnniplponio @obu,"
icbt 0n8 Sdymcigcn NcbrodCn babe,
pcldc9 CT bci6cbiclt m0brcnO Der
llntcriud)un9 Der Iffnircn Scr Vdbn.
Gr iu1tc: oSr. Goiiott lit nift mlr
Gin ichr bcocutcnocr Wloun, iouocrl
uild) Gin lcbr ebrli6cr, NM CT Der.
0icut Nd)tlul0 ut0 Vcpum0cuung fir
onS, luna or Nct6on u1O nod tbltt,
ltnr Die Sraonilotioncn NmCrifa'S,
mcldc an NiiBlidItcn un0 crfolQrcis
ten lin0, nuf5ltbouclt, ltntcr icilter
mciicn un6 ouiridtiNcn Ecitlng bat
Die oECnnlDlponiu V0bn" Nortldrits
tc acnloht ullb prnftiihc N%ciornlclt
cin0cfii6rt, oeren &ortbCiIc IN 0cnl
Wcmcinpcicn ppn ben tonlntcu0eli
Bcncrotipncn nod prripiirt mcrocn
mcroen. IS lit fir mid am llebcr.
roihcnoitcn, Dob ell ioldcr Nurnc II.
cine ioldc Gorrierc nid)t gcniiQt Bot
ten, lm irgcnb cinclt Nmcrituncr
0c0cn nci0iihc SniimuotioncH mo
nicocrtrGd,tigc 9lotidcrCi 81 id)iiBcr.
ga id Sen Gborottcr 0C2 &rn. Goi,
iutt tennc un0 nltd) Iciuc Nrbeit, 10
Got Is MIDI ilbcrroIht, 81 lcbcn, luic
IridtiertiN bic 3citluNcn lciucn No,
men bcrlrnlgc6crrt bobcn Scr iiir bcn
Snbcgriif bon Nllcm buitcbt ooa 10.
liOc, cin, iortid)rittlid NM od)tcn&y
lpcrtb lit III muicrenl @cid)Git>Icbcr.
Id bctrud)tc i'm ol5 circu Scr bcltcll
rn6 mirfunQSrciditcn NGHncr Scr
Nctt;cit, cincn Worm, Dem Is I'M
m0glid,, icincr Eilid)t ulttrcll SIT mer.
oclL oocr 5lt irNcl,o mcldcr NIcinl.id)-
felt observation-disclosures" 3lm Sfluij
nriidtc Sr. 6rif Die S(niidt aus, Ooi;
Nieie llrterilld)un9 rn0 0icRciormen,
pcltc ibr foIgcn miilicn, ocm Ecnu-
IpIponicr @obnipltcm bon NroBcnl
9tlltetl iein miilIen.
Gin Ypli5iit 9citorben. -
Goli5iit Gilmore 2. Glouton pom
lueitlidcn Giitrift itorb Qcitcrn IN
icircr @obmnn, Mr.. its, @cIt,
6upcttcitrobc, oit NerpeniicbCr. Ser
Sobtc mllror in Baltimore 1860 &c.
borcn unh ant 4. Npril 1893 jltll
Nrobepoli5iitcn crllannt. Snl iolgcn.
Den Sdbrc lplirbe er jltllt re9llidren
EoIi5iitcn betorpert, Sr. Gloptoll
mar nit elmer FSodter oeS TpIiSiitell
@b, Gcrp p%erbeiratbet, Der ieit Spalt.
sig Sobrcll Dor Der 6umoeuaS totion
Glenit tbut. Gr bintcrlGbt leinc
Satin. cinen Sobll uilo cine God.
ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28

herriht." lIno bann miro Elm @eios
lides Iber BDlf unb Beb0roen i'm
Sioen lo8qesDeen. Borausfebuna
uno S~Dlaerung iino aber nidt rihtig
uno Die meiiteu BDrnirfe, bic BET
einer iplden 8eleaenbeit Den Sio<
lanoern gemaht neroen, fino falib.
Btr baben's ieBt nteoer in atlanta
eeiebeu: aQe a%nitdnoigen glenente
baben Sih aegen Die Romoies aetebrt
uno bic 8ebDroen baben idarf einges
grifen. @benio geidab es oamalS
in Stem Orleans. Sa, man Qing
bort nod tueiter. Sn alien 6duiern
tparer Neeer neriteft uno mir tennen
cine game &eibe BON @efhaftsleu'
ten = perbiifene 8DnfDoerierte nod
bnsu - Die oanalS ihre farbtaen Nr=
better orei Gage lang in ibren 8es
ibdftsrdumlihfeiten neritedt gebntten
unb nit Speiie uno Grant nerIor9t
baben. 0as benefit, oaB oerartige
g~prfDmmniiie ourhaus teine element
taren Nusbrube zines alIQemeinen
0eaerbaiies fiuo.
Nber tuern Die QroBe Mai0ritdt Der
anitdnoigen 2eute in 8eaug ouf Die
3egerfrage Die Iugen nidt aufmaht
unb oas @efdbrlihe Der Seniations"
baiberei unb 6eberei ntht erfennt,
oarn tam es iblieslib 10 melt tCnt'
men, baB oas 6omoptum INNER
t1ebr Die Sberhano befDntmt uno fem
perrDhenoer @influR fih INNER neia
ter erltredt. Damn meroen greia'
niiie. mie Die in Itlanta au ben Nu=
tdalihteiten gebDren uno mir meroen
Buitdnoe baben. Die fir ieoen anitdna
otgen Meniben unertrdglih lein mils
len. DaS lit Die 4ehre. Die mir aus
ben Gorodn9en in Qtlanta aieben
tDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28

8latt iber einem 2ofat=N rtitel bic
IIeberidrift Cine erplobierte Senios
ti0n" fano. Ser unelidliAe Repors
ter. Der fie perbroden. bat es iibers
baupt niht mebr aenagt, fih oor ibm
ieben 81 lal1en.
9abei tuar er ieinen Inoeftenteu
eeaeniiber aber au@ tpie0er elm ourh=
aus gereGter. wolmeinenber uno libes
raler Serr uno menr elmer uur cine
oerninitige @ntihuloigune bprbrahs
te. oann fab er aud nal iiber cine
8ummelei hinpeQ.
3nei 2%lebbabereien pfleote er be-
ionoers: oaS Shahipiet uno Die
yDgel. Ils 5hahfpieler NOR er
iehr tihtig uno auf benz @ebiete Der
8Dgelfunoe, b~eiDnoers Der ameritos
niiden, bate CT meitQebenoe 8ennts
niffe.
Naes in Nlem aenommen mar Ell
Elm beoeutenoer un0 eiaennrtiaer
Wenih. mie ite in unierer allies nis
pellierenoen uno 19ablpniIierenoen
Belt ie(ten merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28
3meierlet Sud.

IS miiBte elm mabrer 8enuB iein,
oas ielbltueritdnolih peiitretde Nnts
lih zines preuBiihen 2eutnants su
beobahten, nenn er BON Dem eigens
artieen BrDseiie left. Der Ii6 in benz
&urDrt unierer Bierbunoert, benz
faibionablen Nenport, eegenndrtie
abfpielt. Webreren 8aterIanosuers
teibieern ruar Der 8utritt su eiltem
Baalotale oermeiaert n0rben. neil
tie ltd ertihuten. i'm aarseu @lause
ihrer Uniform oaa 2anabein ihnin'
qen gu m0uen. Dies ALIEN gebt
iiber oas 8egrifsoermDgen zines
preuBilhen 2eutnantS. Wifien iim's
bod ale 4lalfen Der @eleq5hait
orlben - BON Den Teilnebnerr an
einem ertlulipen @ebeimratstr1ns.
hen Bis our &irmeB orauBen auf
bern Dorf - CUR gbre rehnen, menn
Die IrdQer oes bunten 9uh8 ith
berablaiien, lire Bergniieunaen burb
lire @eeenmart 81 nerihDnern. unb
nun nod ben anaetanen Shimpf
ourb cine &laoe auf Shaoeneriab
RIDDEN su ppuen pa Bort bic Sea-
turQeldiGte auf! Nla Ub Berge
ihn6ben WammDns iib oieiem sSles
den geaeniber ola prDbates Geinis
eunQsmittel ermeilen f0nnten. Dies
TT bier aber Die lanoesiblide Site,
iih @enugtuunQ 81 peribaffen uno
man bort iiG munoern. oaB es iiber,
baupt su elmer iolben RlaQe gefDms
men, ba bereits in mehreren dhnli.
den SIaen aupnr Onte( Sam'S
8rieger fih's ruhia 9efauen lieBer,
9eieuIhaftlih en- canaille bebanbelt
81 meroen. Sept nber. 1D0'S gum
Nustraae aebrabt meroen.
Brdiioent &ooIepelt bot trob Der
ihmer auf ibm laitenoen Rnmpagnes
ioraeu nod Belt aeFunoen, in ebler
Nufuouung tief in bic 9a1he gu greis
fen uub bare hunoert Dollars gu ben
Soften oeS 8rDaefies bei5uiteuern.
Der 8etraa ieond 1T es niht uno
tudren es ioaar sneibunbert Dollars
gemeien. Die gatiahe ALIEN, bas
Der Brdfioent ben in ueiten &reiSen
herriDenoen unmiuen teilt, ben bic
Bebnnoluno Der braper Soloaten
hernDraerufen, mirb nidt uerFebler,
ibrt neue Sreunoe gu MAIDEN uno
ietne Bopularitdt 81 befefti9en. ginit-
meilen aber tDbt Der &f, aus Dem,
mie mir nibt smeifeln, Die Uniform
iieareih h%eroDraehen miro. So.
emit miro tunmeu Der Sag. an Dem
iie, uie in ben eeleeneten @auen Der
oeutifen Seimat, i'm parflm.ourh.
oufteten BDuoDir Der 8ini0nGrin ME
in ben tiefften Giibenregionen unbes
idrdntt berriht, an Dem 9rad uno
9ureoo iih eebebmitiat Dor ibr beu.
gen. uno oies-ongelihts beg Idue=
benoen Br0seifes - BON 8ehts noe.
gen. tN. q. Staats5eitunq.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28
SIN 9tlausen Spipttal.

@ie emile Waiipn i'm rgosmos"
mitteilt. iino in benz nahe 8aibinae
ton. 8. g., errifteten, unter Der
Gufiiht oss 9anopirtihaFts Depar.
temeuts itebenoen Granfenbaule flr
8Hanseu bereit8 einaebenoe Stuoien
aber Die &ranfbeiten BON Sbftbduz
men, @emiiien uno 8lumeu gemaht
m0rDen.
Wan bat ben ginfluB BON Borar,
Worpbium. Nntipprin uno anoeren,
in Der mooernen 6eiltunoe 9ebrauG>
lihen Witteln auf ben BflausenDrs
ganismus au erforihen aeiudt. gs
giebt ia cine Reibe BON 9rantbeiten.
Die ben Wenihen uno ben Bflanaen
gemein iino, 8. g. bic @iht. Der
Hbeumatismus, Die Shminoiudt,
Beroauungalhudbe &c.
Oaber liegt eS nabe. einen Beriub
81 waaen. iene 2eioen init Oilfe Der
aleiben 6eilmittel gu hebanoeln.
Cine ihminbiibtiee Nelte 1. 3. miro
nit SnrmDl bebanoelt, inoem man
iie einiae Wale nit elmer fart uers
oinnten 26iuna oieier Slniiiateit
be9ieBt. Durb oieies gerfabren Der.
iubt man, Die Sporen oes Baraiiten
gu tDten.
SIM 8flan3ens6 ospital bon 8aib.
ington baben Die Saboerndnoieer,
abaeieben pom ben oaralitdren @rs
trantunaen. 500 neribiebene BHans
sentrantbeiten feitaeitelIt. Diele l1us
teriu@unaen baben speifeqos einen
groBen Wert. oa iie bic iebt mol
nod ME in 10 aroBem WaBItabe uno
10 planmaBig ooraenUmmen peroen
fonnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28

.. 8. 9Setfb, 8abmarsf 5O24 Oft,
9onIton. StraBe. grbeit aarantiert.
WDues @ebib $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-28
@ert Tie III

Der populdre Benfions. Gaent u.
BrDmn, Bittsielo, ST., iaat:
0aa bette gu baber neben elmer 8ens
iton limb Or. Sings @eue 2ebens.
Biaen, fie erbaIten meiner Tamitie
Die 8eiunobeit. Sbneue Sur fir
8opfmeb, 8erltopfune, Sale. 25c.
@arantiert. 8u bnben bel aoolpb
DreiB uno &. &altener & Gohu.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-15

Deeds, not words. count with the req estate man.-Philadelph Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-15
THE BUSY LHE
 Al IRON SPRINGS
Picnic Parties and a Prospective
 Tennis Tournament.

Iron Springs.-CS Especial Correspond ence of The Republican. )-The Iron Springs camp is breezy and full of life these days. A heavy rain has settled the dust, hardened the roads and great ly improved the tennis court where squads of young men are busily at work scraping off the gravel and pre- pairing for a return game" from the Prescott folks. that we hope will take place on Saturday next. The dancing parties are well attended. The Virginia reel Is much enjoyed by the children and last week forty of those present little ones and their escorts were on the floor at one time treading it's grace ful measures. Card parties and eve ming receptions. dinners and teas. with picnic parties tramping off in all di- Iections make the days pass quickly and pleasantly till the time comes to return to the valley to more sober duties and to the waiting friends who are remembered and missed through all these bright summer days.
 One of the most interesting of the evening events was the reception and dance given by Miss Francis Pember- ton. Miss Mary Baker being the guest of honor. Bridge whist was followed by delicious refreshments and very select dance in the pavilion. A cos tune party at the home of Mrs J. w. Doris was perhaps the jOlliest affair of the week
 German at the pavilion is given out for this evening. Picnic parties have ventured as far as Spruce noun tain C6 miles) We have heard of no excursion yet to Granite mountain this year. Among the larger picnics held recently were those enjoyed by the Methodists, in camp; by the primary department of the Sunday school and by the Tempe contingent. More Tempe people are enjoying the cool pine scent ed air of this resort than in any pre- Vious year and when they get together tand one seldom sees them singly or in other than good sized groups) they have way of looking happy and quite equal to the occasion whatever that may be. On the day of the Tempe picnic they were out in force from the kindergarten up, twenty-six strong, only four remaining to guard the stuff d sufficient guard since judging from the after talk of the three-decker pies, etc. etc, and the satisfied look on the children's faces it would seem that most of the stuff went with them. Of course q rain drove them in before the afternoon was half ended but that mat tered little since the cottage occupied by one of Tempes most hospitabIe matrOns was near at hand and the day was suitably rounded out with the mu- sic and good cheer dispensed by Mrs HOugh and Mir. Carl Schmidt Those present were the families or Mrs. J. V. Stewart, Mrs. Leslie Stewart, Mrs. Frank Fogal and Mrs. F. A. Hough, Miss Vera Buck. Miss Irene and Miss Mabel Wolf, Miss Douglas. Mrs. Gus tafeson Miss Olive COnrOy, MT. Carl schmidt and Merton Stewart.
 Mrs. Charles Wolf and baby came to
Arizona republican., 1906-08-15
BURIAL OF MRS. TROTT
 A GOOD WOMAN'S LIFE
Even in Af1ictiOn She Sought the
 Happiness OfOtbsrs.

Frank P. TrOtt and daughter Nellie arrived in the city yesterday morning with the remains of Mrs. Trott, who died in Los Angeles last Saturday. The funeral took place at o'clock yester- day afternoon from Merryman's under taking rooms. It was attended by a large number of the friends of the family. The services were under the direction of the Daughters of Rebekah, with which organization Mrs. Trott had been identified for many years.
 Mrs TrOtt came here with her hus- band in 1883 and had since resided in the valley. She was born in Gallatin county. III. Her father, James Me Murtry, was sheriff of that county for several years. Though her parents and brothers and sisters are dead, many of the relatives of Mrs. Trott still live in Gallatin and adjoining counties. MT. and Mrs Trott were married in Illinois in 1873.
 Mrs. Trott was past noble grand of the Daughters of Rebekah, Arizona lodge No. 1, and past worthy guardian of WoOdmen's Circle, Phoenix Grove No. 1
 She was a good woman. sympathetic and always thoughtful of the comfort and well-being of others. No sacrifice for their comfort was too great. Dur ing her last illness, in spite of her long years of suffering, and even when she was dying, she was cheerful and en- deavOred to tighten the sorrow of those who surrounded her bedside.
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the Springs too late to join the picnic party but are enjoying the cool atmos- 1 phere.
 Mayor Coggins enjoyed Sunday with ! his little ones
 MT. and Mrs. Blake Coats and baby are visiting their parents at the Gar deher cottage. Miss Elizabeth Coats came up from Prescott to spend Sun day at home. She regrets the absence of the Gang" that walked the echoes and kept things going so effectively | last year.
 MT. Chester A. Smith of Roosevelt has been visiting his wife and baby Katharine at the Alexander cottage. Another recent visitor from the government works was J. NJ. Urquhart who left his older son Donald. as com pany for Little James," He was ac- companied by Mrs. Alexander.
 While Mrs. O. B. Roberts read of the fatal accident" that had befaIlen her husband (not recorded in The Re publican) the latter was cozily en- sconed at the Richmond cottage.
 Mrs. s. Chiddick and baby are staying with Mrs. Meyer We have so many pretty babies in camp that Dr. Rich mond and MT O. Fl. Christy have sug- gested a baby show-"but' says Dr. Richmond. i've must arrange for the judges to take the train the moment the verdict is rendered." Better yet suggested another. let them throw the decision out of the car window"
 Madame Burtis is staying with her daughter-inlaw at the Burtis cottage.
 MT. John Spangler of Mesa spent Sunday at the Springs.
 The family of MT. c. D. Doris were happy to welcome their father and mother back from the east after a pleasant trip of some weeks.
 MT. c. D. and Mir J. w Doris re- turned to Phoenix on Monday.
 Mrs. Zimmerman went down to Phoenix on Sunday last.
 Miss Dorothy Neff expects to leave soon for Los Angeles. She will attend Occidental college this winter.
 Prof. Todd is arranging for a series of Iron Springs photographs to illu- trate subjects in physical geography. Incidentally they will be welcomed by denizens of this camp as Illustrating life at the Springs.
 Two of our best known ladies have i begun on a census of Iron Springs population with the birthplace of all the adults So far we believe Illinois leads. Final results will be recorded in a later letter.
 The 'lion" is still abroad. A huge tarantula was killed near Alto the other day by one of our pedestrians.
 Rev. OTville Coats preached at Pres \. colt on Sunday both morning and eve ming.
 pr Thomas Moffett held services at Congress.
 A delightful tea party was given by Mrs. John Foss on Saturday Miss Shields of Tucson contributed to the merriment of the evening by an eX- cellent and spirited reproduction of d Sioux war dance. As Mrs. FOss is from 1 Boston and her cottage is as nearly at the crest of the hill as may be it has l been urged that Beacon Hill is the ap- propriate name for the northwest slope ! of this camp. MT. president We sec l ond the motion E. R. $.