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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
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SdneQigfcit unb itren0 i%abrplan.
mGBigc HcgelmGBigfeit ocS 0ieniteS
lid)ern Der oClt'dcn SGiiiiabrt cincn
nidt unbeoelltcnocn Mntbeil am @elt.
poltpcrfchr. 9cfannt lit Die mid,ti1e
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ocn 0robel oeiItiden ShiiiiubrtSge.
l%cllld)aftcn, ser Somburg Nlmerifo.
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olsGicbigc G%erpcnOung iinben. Der
lcbte &%abresbcrid)t beS Sllpcrinten.
benten ser mmeritoniihcn Nuslonos.
polt in @dlbington giebt an, ooB Die
Snmburg Nmcrifa . 9inie pom 1.
Salli 1904 bis 30. Suni 1905 ol,i oeil
Sinien ibreS NtlnSoieniteS 5milhen
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Colombia uno Central . Nmcrifa fir
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1900 81 ct. @noreus in Meu.grorn.
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frieg I'M IA. 5reiwiliaen /. @esimcnt
bon 9selu.S nmpibire mitsemad)t. Sci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
GpMSuu Bart.

Ser banptldhIihite Srieohuf III Baltimore.
hrral: $50 Ndcr - Smmcr udbreaoer Charter.
IN isoer Set err,ih6ar. 5iiHf Scents subj
GELD bon allen SiaoitbciIen. SiruBenbabn.
@uaauns potiret Den, @uuptetnsale GIe orei
Minlltcit. gEarnies Narir5imnler fir Splde.
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%fdmmt!id inter Iorimibrcnher FflPae.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
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Is ftarb am s. Hpril 1906 @ilbclminc Stt,
tori, pcliCOte Satin oeS bcrilorbeHcu @eorge
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llbr. bon ibrcr lctien SSoGnuna, 9tr. 951, a.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
@ir bramdyen

Elm grempIar hcS ~Seuti6en Gorreiponhentsn"
bonn II. Se5enber 1905. Gin %llbernltr vt,i,
miro fir taifclbe beiabIt i'm 8iircdil oeS
,Tentidlcn Gprrripuuormteu." GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

>NF@ W
bobcr BON @eltrccorO2 iin0. Ser go
Iton atbletic GLIB" bat ais Sonoer
preis eilcn Eofnl i'm @ertbe pol
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Wertbc bon 100000 bis 1,Ol5,OUl
Collars pcrni6tctcn.
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iiber Die Gage Scr Northumberland
in Oen &~ercinigteu Stooten in Der
nAmcricon Ncooemp Of Eoliticol onG
Social Science" 0nbIl aus, Dab Die
orbcitenoen &lniIcn nid)t BLOB &c
5luun1en ieicrl, ibrc cigencnSomilicr
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Die IN Milbiggong unO Gurus ori
Soften Der nrbeitenbcn 9cute lcbten.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unierer 3eit.
oallclbc milr0c 0urdl ole Gon5cutrn.
tion oeS Gigenttmm9 in cen SGnoCn
0~eiebloicr Gorporuiiolcn 9eiduiiCn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
Snrraiuc.
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giortbs stoenue.Gnr. Sreie Su!'hen 9iacbinittags
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9iuabs. Wcrlanst Sroihhre. (Wai4 .1S.T&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10
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lit Der 2ridlruGcItuiirr,

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ou8ilbri. Die bon ibin hebailoeIlen Geiden lous
Iteu sSoben lang iiegen, rbTe bic aerin9iiel;
Serluci niiGstpllren Ill 6et9etL. Srdl Tcniel ii
aruouirte SiiIullaMirerilt unb 1T Die Se0aiio1
lung bon SruuenIeiden ocren SpediaIitat.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-10

Nui Sen olUmpi d) II
Spielen in @tbcn miro Nnlerifa nll-
bcrgemobnli6 itorf ucrtreten iein.
Snsgeiommt iino 30 Ameritaner iiir
bic atbletii6en Sporta gcnannt, ioit
massachusetts 2eutc Don Mi, Die Sn.
bobcr bon @eltrecoro3 iino. Ser so.
lton 9(tbletic Gll6" bat dis Sonoer-
preiS einen Eofal i'm @ertbe bon
$1,000 iiir Sen Sicgcr I'M Mtarotboll-
Iaui geitiftet fala oieier Elm 4meri-
faner ilt. 100 a' 30.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Mythical Saloon
 Located in Tombstone

Some one, with a very pronounced vein of humor running through bi- anatomy, is causing Iayor Went worth peck of trouble these days. Tn Temple Bar Saloon," supposed to b, located in Tombstone, is Icing freel, advertised by the press throughout thu, country. the quaint confessions of th' alleged vender Of spiritus fermenti ap peaiing to the elevated sensihil tie c prohibition advocates to such an ex tent that the clerical force of Tomb stones chief executive wIlI have to materially increased if the numerous queries anent the Temple Bar Sa loon' are to be ans sered. Bu. in hi- dilemma the mayor is not alone, tor the PKosPEcToR is receiving mail touching upon the same subject. A few extracts from the advertisements O the Temple Bar Saloon" follow.
 "My liquors will excite riot, rob bery and bio, dshed."
 "rhey will diminish your comforts, increase your expenses and shorten life"
 "rhey will deprive some of life others of 'esson. many Of charsc' CT and all of peace. They will make fathers fiends, wives widows, children orphans, and all poor.'
 al vii train your sons in infdeli,y, dissipation, ignorance. lesdness ana every other vice. will corrupt the gospel. defile the church, and cause as much temporal and eternal death as I csn."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Arizona Jo;ntists
 on the Warpath

The Phoenix Enterprise is out wit the following political sensation:-
 Five days after the republicans hold their territorial convention m Bi,bee- if it does not end rse Goveruor Kibb,. in tOtO-the jointists of Arizpnt vii hold meeting nominate C F Ain worth for delegate to congress ana oi, 4 platform oi joint statehood and higi mIne taxation make d campaign IT. Arizona against the regular de nocratic and republican nominees.
 "Roosevelt republicans" will be th, name of the organization under whlcr Ainsworth will display hIs coloIs Stumping the territory with him fer Jinture will be General Wilson .f Tucson, Allen T. Bid of Nogales, o D M. Gaddis of Kingman. A. C. Bak, of Phoenix. Judge Rouse of Tucson and several others.
 An edic has just been promuglateo from the camp of the jointists, whic Is slowly reaching the republicans II all parts of the territory. Its threat me that if they do not indorse Got ernor Kibbey at Bisbee, the repubirca. party in Arizona will be "ousted" i, the territory as far as this campaig, ,oes.
 Prompted less by love If Govern, Sibbey than by snrewI ability |, S. m opportunity, the inintis s.e np. aying their plans and as far as A.ns sorth's candidacy goes it is a settled hing that he will run ii the Bisbe, onventjon is dominated by the anti tibbey element.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Internal Revenue
 Laws Are Violated

Dspu'v Revenue Collector Richard Dek hn's ceat visit tu fi Denix, Tombstone and other irizoha tIv ns appears to have been franght with re- suits. The Phoenx Enterprise says that bet yeen twel and Ii ten liquor dealers in Phoenix have been careless in the oossrvan s. of ihs ternal rev. me laws.
 Deknhn f"unl htt tle VI are heing violated locally in several min' r points, and lnst no time informing the gui'ty saloon owners that tn y will be made snhject to fines as pre- cribsd hy the r-v-nu Laws. Though the number of l tractors F large, it is said in the'r behalf tha' none of them have seriously broker
 Uncle Ssm's liquor laws. and that there is little pn-sibil ty of any rrose : outinns in the courts.
 Punishment uf the violatnrs will t'
 hand d through the head office il , Warrington, D. .. which will asses
 fiues against the guilty parties, collect
 ing them as quietly as possible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Has It Ever
 Occurred to You

That the champion hose race time m Arizona is Fl l-5 seconds and i- held y the Prescott team. The tint for the Tombstone coDte t Is expect ed to equal il not beat the Prescott, record,
 That the Arizsna straight,way hose run record f T loo yards IS l2 seconds. The distance for the Tombstone cun- test is 2c0 a.ds.
 That there is-s probability that the 18th r-gimentai band cannot com. here for the 3rd, since there is hitch m securing the necessary leave. Tie Tombstone City band SilI be equal [. tine occasion.
 That Secretary Gang .,f the Tucson Hose team wires that they will b. h re on Snnd y night ready for tie contest the ollowing morning.
 That so far eight h, se teams have officially signified their intention of participating in the Sl0U0 contest. Several others are to be heard from.
 That the parade ~ill pr duce sev- duce several floats that should be winners.
 That only two days remain beiorp the Labor Day celebration begins. II starts on Sunday afternoon.
 That both. Pearce and Benson, ba-e ball teams will be here for the Sunday game.
 That the railroads will be busy on the 3rd and all tickets will read for Tombstone.
 That as soon AS the big celebraii. IS yer in Tombstone several political Looms may be started.
 That tine automobile race will be the first of it's kind in Arizona. T.mbstone always leads.
 That the dance in the evening will be [. fitting finale of the Tombstone cele- Excellent music will be pro- vided and T good time assured. That 40 delegst ,s will be selected | st the democrat c convention at Ben son tom rrow and tbey re a.l tor | Our Mark"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
GIFTED WRITERS
 STAND FOR ARIZONA

The most gifted writers or the United States-those who can always be depended upon when the country IS imper- iled. when diversity threatens a community, when a wrong Is sought to be perpetrated-- are outs token in defense of Arizona;s attitude toward jolnture with New Mexico. In the face O. thls fact, it is strange, indeed. why there could be found one man in this territory to sanction the proposed enslavement of his fellnw,nan. And the PROs- PECTuR admits. with much re . luctance, it Is true, that Ari- zOna has five nrwspaperS a,l vocating that UT interests wou q be best subserved were We to abar don self-respect and admit incapacity for sin -le atehood. Speaking of the issue. the San Francisco Chronicle remarks:
 Arizona is standing pat on the sui' ject of Statehood The Republican, and Democrats have pract lcslly joined forces and will reject the pr positio, to unite with New Mexico by an over whelm ng majority. This is as i should he. A little patience will ge for the Ari,onsns what they desir' and save them fir m having the .chem' of lo of short-sighted politician showed down their threats
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
AN OLD SOLDIER
 TO ARIz0kk'S RESCUE

The PRosPEcToR is pleased to note that Arizona is no priv legged to number am ne her many able champions the Los Angeles Daily Times. Aiizonans are not ingra'es, a fact that { ol. Otis will ap preciate when he shall have become better acquaint d Ne have lItle fear as to the resu { of the November election vhe the question of jninture wi | N,w Nexic" comes before t , pe.ple. The prop sition vii be turr,d down with an em phasie that will forever put a' rest a similar attempt at out rage. Though cognizant Q great strength in this direc tion. we appreciate kind word calculated to c c,ndone the O fense that We stand ready t commit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Social Organization
 For Tombston e

The Alpha flub is the name of a social organization in Tombstone just formed by the l, cal resldeniers. The object of the club is one of strictly social aim. Club rooms have already been secured and are locared 0 the entire second floor of the former Pnachuca Co. hui'd ny on Allen Street The Cllb uill arrange to furnish the build ng with billiard and pool tables, recel tion and read- ing rooms, etc and make it an in- viting place for its members and friends. Ge"rge B. W lcox is Presi- dent. Frank l.. Clark, VIce resident; J. E. Needham, Secre' ry, and A. N. Gage, Treasurer. The Alpha Club promises to be heard from during the winter months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Bisbee Boys Are
 Coming in Style

The Bisbee hose tea wien it goes
 to Tomb tone for the l.. Der Day races, will go in style, and roach and four
 with all of it's accessorIes in the shape of horses and tigers, II take ,he boys into the county eat,
 The boys had made arrangements to go by train, but Chairman Bowen of the board of supervisor has invited them to te is guests for the trip A d will take his big bus wisl. either four or six horses hitched to it, to take over the team
 They will sfart from here next Sun. lay m"rning we'll supp.n d ,ith iun- eheon and other good |, Ines, and the passenger list will cons.,, of fourteen good and trnsty men.
 Chairman Bowen viii bardls ,ba bons himself and h., agreed ,o and them in TombstoLe safe and 'ound before the sun goes down Sun. lay evening-Iisbee Miner,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Uncle Sam After
 Saloon Keepers

Flr violation of the Federal laws regulating the sale of liquor, several P ,oenix saloon m will probably he dealt with at the next session of the United States strict court, which convene t'ie first of October.
 One of the viol,tl ms, and it is charged that Phoenix saloons are not alone in this practice. is 10: the bar render to open bottle q fine bond whi-key and when it is empty, in s'ead of opening another. refill the rot,le with a cheap whiskey It would be- i'd for the brand that the hottie 'rigina Y contained at fancy price. Thus practice has been going on, it is -aid, for some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Arizonans After
 "New Thought

At the seventh annual graduation 'i the mentsl SC tn class si the cui- | iege at Bryn Masr. King county, Washington, at 8 p. m. August 22' g, and A, l9o6, the college aas esutifully de Q sted and the audi or inn vas we'll filled with an interested audience
 Tie Arizona graduates are the foi- i,' ing: William Martin, Phoen x; William \. Carver, Melissa B. Dor. finger, eorge D .rflinger aud Frances Bussow. ali of Blsbee. The session was opened by the col- ge orc esfra, ncl ding the NeA Tn u h." march, Siich wss VT tren at the coilrge during the term and sets forth the principles taught in mental science, is becom ng very popu lar.
 The program of essays took place and aroused much enthu- siasm and appreciation. The pro- gram was in three divisions. two at the college at BrYn Mawr and th' third at the Arcade building in Seat. tie.
 The college term opened on July in the temporary college building It is anticipated that within the nexr five years they vii have completed the permanent college at cost O $l50, 900, the only one of its Xii d il the world, where students can get knowledge of the human mint unbsmpered by destrac,ing condi tions.
 It IS located on the beautiful Lak' , Washi gton. There are ten acre set side fer the college proper an the new town of Bryn Mawr, is prsC , tieally comp eted.
 VIM. MARTIN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Arizona Towns Feel
 Hand of 0iI Trust

Douglas seems to have been feelin4 [ he hand of the Standard Oil com pany, as well as Bisbee. according to the statements of Superintendent Cowan, who has returned to Bi bee from the former place. In speaking of the shortage of oil which has DC cured both in Bisbee and at Douglas several times within the past two months. Ccwan said;
 "As long as we were purchasing our supply of oil from the Standard Oil company there was no trouble in getting what we needed. but sinct we entered into contract with the Independent Oil association of Cali fornia, there has been tronhle in se curing the amount necessary to run our two plants
 ''One day last week, when the non arrival of oil seemed to be imminent, 1 wired the Standard Oi, company at B,kersfe d, Cal to ship one carload q day until further notice. No oIl was shipped in answer to the telegram, but a letter was received stat. ing that the order would be accept, d ii our compaLy would sign contrac { to purchase oil for specified time il future his l refused to do and tn, Stand ,rd demanded l2 cents A barre Tn excess of what other companies aIe charging"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Is This Wandering
 Boy in Arizona?

An inquiry has been received at the office of the governor regarding the whereabouts of Walter s. Klein of
 Baltimore, Md, and formerly of Purcell. 1. T. The letter WIS from the boys parents He had written a letter home from Indian Territory, saying that he intended to come to Arizona, but since this letter was r,- ceived nothip. has been heard of him. Klein is described as being D years old, blond hair, inclined 10 be curly. about five feet eleven inches in height. q little stoop shouldered, and u.uall, smiles whel spoken to. A y inform ation regarding the whereaDouts oi the missing buy will be forwarded t. thoee desiring it if the governors office is advised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Large Transcript
 Sent From Arizona

One of the largest transcripts hat nas gone out of the office fthe clerk of the supreme court at Phoenix was forwarded yesterday to the supreme court Uf the United States. It is the record of the evidence in the case of Phoenix & Eastern versus the Arizona Eastern, involving the right ot Va, through Box canyon. The first nam el is taking an appeal from decision crn. The transcript consists of S34 'ypewrItten pages. In addition there are large nun.b-r of maps, photo graphs and drs .ings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
THE RES0uS0lkG ECHO
 OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The reception rendered w. ! J. Bryan upon h;s arrival in ' New York City, asl evcni 2. from a tour of the word, was the most spontaneous yet ac- cprd,d pubic man in thesn Un | d 5 ates I wa a most hefitting ovation to De
 nocracy' i'd sit was the echo 'fpublics ntin ent throughout the country. a reflex of the
 igh esteem in which the D 'er- e stat. s rau is regarded bN m ub,erying and SC u inizing
 ublic who is quick to cnn- demn a fault, generous in praise where worth is m ni- 1 {. demonstrating hey md
 .eiadventnre th [ Mir Brya , will again be cal ed upon [" represent the interests of the people " en the Presidential camrai-n n of l9J8 shall have 
 oeen put in motion.
 The PROsPECToR believes il voices public sentiment wher it says Arizona will hearth, endorse the Nebraskan as sue es-or to Nr. ROosevt It. As {
 matter of course Ariz ma q. t.
 not exi ect to cut any consld
 erable swath in the elec'nra
 college, out when the noni-
 mating convention convene
 a stentorian voice from tn
 West will announce Arizon
 Territory for Bryan. Whel the political storm shall hay passed over, leaving tie cOun try in possession of a cain , unprejudiced executive, W will be accOrde l that whic : is justly due us and Ar zon he endowed with the haoili - ments of .State-undefiled an untramme,ed. Until sut $ time we are contentlo renal P as we are.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
From Thursdays Daily.

Robert Cogar was up from St. David today MT. Cosar is being encoursg- ed by his friends to run for supervisor and may announ.e himsel as cand date.
 Bishop :. :. eirill was Tn the coun. ty seat today on brief visit.
 From d Tombs tore to Paradise wo s,em to te d natural steI, tut Sine Gallen finds thIs section oi the ihnrt Ju Az pc saut as the tiysi
 on 'f Pirad sr and he Ieturpt' om tiieIe today. He will mai' here to look after his mining intei. ests
 Del Lewis was circulating am ng his I 'nhstone friends L. day. Del ls hu.y locking aft. r hl- political fences and left for B sbee this p m.
 Miss Stella Curtis left for Naco to day after visit here of several days g, the gT. st cf Mrs T. R. trandt.
 NJ D. cribner is expected in Tomb -tone shortly and dame rumrr ha been busy with A rrprrt that he vii return with bride A hearty wei come awaits the couple.
 A special dispatch to the PROsPEC TOR today from Tucson states ths Charles Rouse, county supcrinter ent of public instruction, died in ths rity this morning. MT. Rouse was -ufferer from rheumatism, which ma fly it is thought caused his death.
 P R. Warn.k'os was an outgoir passenger for Bishee t, day busine : visit.
 Ike Barnes and Miss Mary Estel II Hand were united in the holy bon
 of matrimony yesterday ny Jud Goodbody. The popular couple a
 receiving the congratulations of th'
 many friends, the groom being a W known Tombstone re ident, while t
 bride by her pleasing manner has a won foi herself h st of friends. |, Jack Mc1regor, the we'll known :, surance man is over from Bisbee a a registered at the Arcade.