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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
81 4rosent:
Gentral sabings 8anf

upn Baltimore.
sHouit.Gde G1arlrs. NIB aegin9ton.straRe.
3neorpurirt 1854.
Sn elmer Gituns Der Sirefiuren Der .Gcns
traI Snbnes @nnf bon Baltimore" ant Wton'
tne, ben 7. Snnuar 1907, iuurbe bcf1oien,
ben 9epoiitoren iiir oas SHbr 1907 brei nnS
elm baI6 (3h) 9ro5ent 3nten pro Sabr Sn
5nhler.
9cpoiiten fieIit bon 10 Sornt bis 8 Gabnt
cntgegen genomn1cn.
GumaeS bon 10 Bern. biz 1 Nn6m.
0ipbert s.. g9aring,
Briiibent.
gsilton Suuiubcn,
Yices9rdiioent.
5bnmas q. Eutts,
CSani6-Ms3t .lRi. iSr) GdDnbneiiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
NcAcr-2 2cSpcraoO nnIdJGSlidl acmud)t.

Gonnel lSOiIIe, ga, 49, 6c6r.
- Foli3iIt @m. Z. 9opleB,cin Dc.
tcttiu ser g. & 8. 9obn," puroe
bentc bon Dem Geger Samuel Sad.
ion nit elmer @iu6eitcrbii6lc in oen
&iidcn 8cidOiicn, itrcdte icood icincn
9lnareiier, ais OcricIbe 5u entiIieben
Ildte, Olrd eineu 9ieUoIpericbuB gu
9ooen. Der 9tcaer lit in oeu Mogen
actroffcn mo miro iterben, lu1brenS
9opIeb gencien miro. I5odion mar ais
6linocr Baiia9ier uui cinem 3uge
noh GonneuSuille aefommen un0 gn6
,}eiler uui Oen Yoli5iitcL ais oieier
i'm SIT pcrboftcn ueriu6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Spicr ciner 0ampffcHcI.@rpIuiiOn

9lptbepilIe, 9(rf, 10. ,Scbr.
- 0urh einc acitcrn 9tbtnb in Der
SGgentibGe 6eS perrn Z. Df. 9ruu.
Tiers 81 State Cine, 2trf., Glide Wiei.
len n0roIid bon bier, eingetretene
0anpifeiieI.g .grpIoiion muroen @uI.
lace Nropn mo SomeS Sen6ougb
olGcnbIid1d gct6otet unO Is. ID.
GIFTS, ioipie 3obn Brarion tootIi6
pcrIcbt. Qrct anOcrc Yerioncn erlit.
ten leben3gcfdbrli0e SerIeblngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

Gin surt ccniiat ben, Aeiiell. Ibierc tbiln
Sas ME ivieoer. mas einnial iible Solsell iir le
6mrcb Sdbaoen Mot ilue: CT oer9ibt nnr 5il
Ddniig bic unnngenebmen 6oIgen feiner SenilB'
fudt lfo bic geiben, bic our9 lnmdbeleit I'M
id,ecbte auii. .Ulnnael al gepegiila, geiblecbis
Iicbe susbiuefuilsei II. (. 10. cniIicben. 8enn
n6er eeitbrte geronullug. stopfipeb, glppetiipers
Init mo 8eriiopiune bn iparnell. bob ietn Vlnf
oeIt naf ibnl clue 9rarifbeit orubt on erinneri
CT iid), Dab ct. s'crnarb ardnterpinet ieit Sdhrs
bunoericii ltb nls Der bette mo ulliebbatlie
lporoen lit Sir 25 Gents hei slpotbefert 5ll
baben. (pioWi 81, ,3&sS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Die Z + TO nreoe.

SSn gc5llg mlf 0euti6lono'S aus
pGrtigc 9c5icbltngen ino oen inter.
notionolen sSrieoen iagtc Der aoiicr;
bic ollgeneine politii6c Gage be,
re6tigt lns 3u Der Sofinung, bob
Der 6rieoc nad iuie Dor erboIten blei,
ben miro. Weine 9lcgicrlng Inter
bGlt nit llnieren Gerbilnoeten Die al
ten ,bcr5li6eil @c5ieblulgelL mo nit
ben anoeren 0tGdten quite lu1b cor,
refte 9e5icbilngen.
Der ont 2. sSolrlor nit 0oneniarf
illlter5eibnete Tertrag, ipel1er oa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

2on0on l9. Sebr. ~ (Su 9eont
mortltng cincr SntepeIlotion iibel
Die Sitilntion in Reriicn crflGrtc oel
StnntSietrctGr 0eS glllSluGrtigen in
l(nterbnllie, 0ub Der Sdob oent Ser
lon9cn Der notionolcn @eieb1ebintl
nu6 cincm pernntlportlihen Wtinilte
RUM ltott1cgebcn babc lmo Dos &on>
oobcr jcbt cine conItitutionellc Wto
nordie I'M luobren Sinnc oc9 Wortes
lei. G'ngIono 6cobii6ti9e lid in fei
ner Wciie III Die internen glngelegen,
beiten oeS Suu0es 81 mii6en, oo oen
gllSlGnoern feline @efobr orobc lInr
0oS frenoc Gigentblun iiber ici.
GinneueS 0ionlontenfcIo
2onoon, 10. Sebr. - Cine Gen.
bung mtBeroroentlicb ieiner 0io.
monten lit aus cinem neuentoedten
tSeI0 III Der Orange 9liper aolonic
ongefonnnlen. 0oS nelte 6elo liegt
bel 9oSbofi, einiee Weilen biesleitS
Der @ren5e in aimberlep GS lit Dem
9lnideine no6 nidt iebr groB, liefert
o6cr Gionlnnten Der ieinlten Sorte
piel before, ais oicicnigen Die Joni
aus SilooIrito fonlmen; tic iollcn
olt6 bort lebr 5oblrciD leill.
STATEN cbrt ooS g(noenfcn
oibin0ton's.
9i m 49, 3cbr. - Die &c0icrltln
bat HSnltrilftionen ulSgegeben, nod
benen olle Sbul 0ireftorell ibren
3oglingen on @oibin9ton's 8eburtS'
tag Die 9coelltilng nno @iftigfeii
Der sSeer bieics Cages iiir oic @cr
Stootcn flnr mo6en loIlcn.
Die Snitruftionen idlieben nit ben
gSorten: oglIle ciuililirtcn Climber
milIien oen 1ricoen ais ibr b6AlteS
3iel betra1ten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

rdli 6crccbnct lunr it6rcn0e 1ific
ret5en 81 bcicitilcn in0en CT Den
Statao bon &uOcul inn 3liommeut
bang nit Der GrudbhnQ ibrcr go.
tionoIitdt rcguIirt miro, luic idy
ijbcr5cuGt bin Die ircuuolibcn 9c.
}icblnNcn 81 nmicren uoroli0cn
9tahbur i0r0ern."
@c3iigIicb Der fonmlcn0cn Comic.
rcu} 3ll 0ona bcibt cs in Scr Hc0c:
n2Iuf &oridbloQ Der &cr Stuoten II.
JfublnnO'a bobc id cine Ginluoung
81 elmer 5ncitcn 5ric0cns Gonfcrcn5
i'm .Sang occcptirt, peI6c IN 9Inbc.
trocbt Der 9eiultotc Der eriteu S>uogcr
Gonicrcn5 oo5ll beitrogcn 0ijrftc, ou9
&0ltcrrccbt i'm \$utcrcic oc9 15ricocn9
uno Der SlmulitGt mcitcr 5ll cnhui.
deln."
lleber Die Geiultnte Der fii3libcn
9ei68tn9@uabI 1ilBcrtc iid) Der &ois
lcr luic iolgt: n0nS 0cutibc &oIf
butte iibcr cine Wieinnuqapcrihie0eu.
belt 5luil6cn Den @rn0csitnutcn ln0
Dem iriibcrcn &eicb5tog 5r cntibciocn
mo c9 beflnbetc Den GntlbluB, ole
Gbrc i1l0 Die 9tec6tc OcS NcicbcS NIT
Sointonlcbltng oIlc9 cnQbCr5iNCn Ror-
tciAciItcS 81 uobrcn. 0o9 itnrtc9tus
tlonnlgcIilbl, melbcS lnlcrc 8iirgtr
Nnucrn ltno glrbcitcr pcrcinigtc, miro
6oS Goterlun0 in Der 3ufunit lpirfs
ionI pcrtbcioiAcn. @crooe pic ih
MiIIcnS bin, ullc mcinc pcrioiilrug&.
nl0Bi1cn Rccbte llnb FrioiIcgicn gc-
Uilienboft 81 beobu6ten 10 miro Der
ncuc, aus intclligenten mo tbotcn.
frditi1en WtGnncrn bcitcbcnoc Hcid)s-
tag, iuic id icIt iiber5elrGt bin oucrs
tcnnct OaB icine b0hitc Yili6t in
Der GrbnItlung lul0 StGrflnq lmicrer
Stclltn0 ltntcr ocn cipiliiirten ga.
tionen bcitcbt."
6ortiobren0 tiin0iQtc Der Gaiier
DerIdicocne, ocm Hei6Stogc 81 intcr.
brcitcr0c @eleboorlnAcn an, lpcIde
0oS SuppIcnlcntor Niioact fir
Siiorueit . 9Ifritn (0Cr llriu6c ser
ghril0ilng 6cS porigcn 9ici6Stogs,) J
Den Yol elmer Giienbobn pon Soct.
manStop nob Gubllb, 0ic Gnhpidcs
hung ou6crcr &crfcbrSliniclL Clinic
blu19 cincS &oIoniol WiiuiitcrimS,
Gntic60bi9ung Der 2IniieOler iiir Ser.
llllte IN 6cn fiir5liden glufitdnoen It,.
!. 10. bctrcffcn. Der Wionurb loqtc,
CT bofie, boB binnen Stlr5ent cine
betrd6tlibc Hc0uftion Der Iruppen
in SiiOueIt 9(frito poIl5ogcn mers
ocn t6nnc, oo 0ort nllr nod mcniQc
HebeIlcn i'm 6elbc ltiinoen.
limo mrt, mcinc Scrrcn," lo1tc
Scr aniicr 5lln S6hliic, nnhocm cr
nn6ndlS onS Ncnlltnt Der QSoblen
crluG6nt bottc, ylnogcn 0ic 9tutionoI'
gclinnlna lunb Der Sbutcnorong ipel,
Nc OicIcn HcicbstdG ibuicn NSbre PR.
bcitet 5llr &obliobrt 0clttitbIono'S
lcnfen."
9IlS Scr Wtonorb no6 bccnocier
9Iniprotbc bon Dem &bron berobltieg
mo 6cn Sool pcrlieB, brodtc Der
Scnior obcruolS orei S5obrliic aus,
wcIdc nod Olrtb Die groBe SoIle
0onnertch ais Der aoiier INTO IeinOe.
iolgc bereitS periblullnocn morcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
.,Sdl[adlt" III Gentralamcrifa.

0tanaeua, Nicaragna, 19.Sebr.
- Die Truppen oes Generals go.
nil(a, grGIioenten BON Son0uras,
grifien Inn 3 llbr 9eltern gfaAnittag
oie Streitfr1fte oes Generals 3elapo,
8rGlioenten bon gticaragua, melde
lire @ren5e beiebt bielterl an. 9eab
nebrltiin0igern Sample purOe Die
slrnlee goniaa's geIdlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
rSupaniidcs 8cidj,pabcr 1T S5unolhlu

6onolullL 10. 6ebrlor. 0uS
iaponiId)e &rcu5erGedpo0er lit auf
Ser S06e ser 5niel Sopoii geIidtct
noroen mo miro S5onoluht Belltc
9tocbnittog erreiden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
EMILIO RtCHEBOttRG
lie amarel
FL amor debis

81 debfa egar el ovido del pasado medida que
recuerdo de dSapaecese de corazon La aga
t>aba viva odava precise espear la curacon segundo
generalmne mas duradeo que pimero tarda mas
nacer desaIro'arss
s-c;a5anere e confe complend6 el duce deber que
u ena supp hacr aada para ayudar la cuyaciau
AHe,c 6 cue cadn de puje1 pertereca este fue
paw & d3oF oenso ptro de dedcarse conquaIo
copa &c pre0u de soud ernura necameute miedo
del antasna del pado Vovae hurano desconfado ceoso
No atreyendose aboda trancamentc suacon encerr6
mlSmo c de conhanza do aguilonear por
los penamienos DesapaTec6 oamente de abos la sonrsa
fue mas serio cas caracer ago Una paa
bra movmnto mrada de la condesa 10 comentaba
manera La somet6 viglanca Of nsiva para dgnidad
acones ueron obevadas apena la delo IL
bertad pensa Sin queero sabeo convrto tra
conyug Aneg6se ben tan NAL que de atraer
aeo la rechazo Olce meses despueS de su boda,
la condesa tuvo un hijo.
Este felz len6 de algeria nmensa conde Pudo
cerSe p0r di4DoS habanSe aeado
para no vove Experiment. cambo considerable pero la
des OCCASION de ecarse po G Adoo pareca ocup4
Sc de ella para NADIA
Posedo de cxtrafo paena! po no decir 1nve1o
sm obseSonaba conde mas que idea ho Su aen
Clones cudados palabas mradaS uncamente
para su hijo nade mas vea nj acaba Fuera de ho
nada ho odo hizo de e Dios Sc convrho en-
sd esclavo
Para consolarse sin duda de penas imagnaas muy
menudo pasab los da las noches conemando cuna de su
hio
Desde uego que Sc han vso muchos padres adorar
hos tene por eos debad dgna de cenua pero
dea eempo de exceva como la del sor
Busseres Geneamente deja e no SD mad hasta la eoad
de cinco ses amos conde apode6 del desde e primer
da que nac6 de6 va Esa passion inaud del padre por
hjo evidenma para todo e mundo consua IN motive
de extraheza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
LA HtJA MALD1TA

Los ntmos del conde decan sonrendo al habar de
rho por hjo
En- dcha lie acanza pena Ia de poder ilenar
con el los deberes de la materndad
Valentino habia manfesado deseo de crar ella misma
su ho conde prend6 que saba muy decada escog6
nodriza.
La made hal6se pues, separada de hjo que casi
nuna Cuaudo acanzaba ve graca que otogaba
marldo permtiendo que fues la nodriza evae hijo.
Parecia que conde pareca e 1ncc que de
hecho estaba ceoso las caas madre podgaba agu
mas veces 81 Valentino coga al nno entire BRACES:
-Cuidado, lie gritaba vas hacerle daho
Acab6 Valentino por atreverse besarle
Lacondesa haba esperado haar reugO amor
vic obgaia dentro de 81 misma de
posa vida apar compmda sin expansion que la
conduio apaa fsca moral competa secundada por
tormento de secretoS penSamentos.
Las amarguras de su alma eran, pues, indecibles.
Su mardo alejabase de ella lie arrebataba hjo todo
le faltaba Era mas b ST. ofendida dgnidad
pecados senments qusO Sc
apoderaba ntamentG de ella at6 de busca dacciones SD
agobado spriu cuentando sodad Acogida por ea con
envdabe enusiasmo prono go6 voos paceres Sc con-
v cmene de las renas del buen tono de los aristo
cratcos salones del gran mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
BOARDING HOUSE

Calle 81, ndmero ro4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr5ximo al subway, q los elevados,
& los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Brodway, y y 9:
avenlda. Muy cerca del hotel Me-
NE Antoinette, donde esta el Czul
Lbeyo Ame,ieauO, A siete cuadras de,
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele,
gante, Cocina americana y espahola
installation completamente nueva
Tres bahos. Pfdanse informes q Ia
administration de LA DRMocRA'
CIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

"a ..u-r DIAZ NAVARRO ha
eAablecido su ohcjna de Abogado y de
Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Iusto ndmero I3,
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asi mlsmo al
examen de de tltulos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corpcraciones del
pats y extrangeras y trasmi.acl6u de
expedientes de expropiaciou forzosa,
Aceptando la noble coinpetercla
hoy establecida en- el ejerciclo dc las
rrofeslones de Abogado y Notaric, el
sedor DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dlspore
cabrar 4 sus cllentes honorarios exec
slvamerteS eSm6dicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
iPREclos DE- susCR!PCl0N,
RN la [sLA

sSCRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises en- los que Ell amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Cr1menes
& la Elegancia y al buen gusto sc CO.
nete. nsando ur Perfume 6 un Jab6n
vulgar. cuandc Il exquisite c ashirire
Bousquet.--ya en- PERFUME en Jab6n--
es el sumun del huen tono. Colgate
c., New Yorl.
THE H-E-L-V-E-T-l-A
~ calle de LA CRUZ,
Gran casa de huespedes. liable
d. hotel,. Aposentos para familias y
personals sclas. Comidas clncuenta
centavos cubierto Bafios Telefono
Ioa. Apartedo de correo 295. Pro
pietario Pedro Shlra.
Nota = Este hotel esta cargo de
ana sefiorlta cagueha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
FARMACIA Y DROGUERlA
T A SALUD'
DE ANGEL NJ. MARIN & CO., S. EN- c.
Arecibo, P. R. Boxs4 Pavfa M 9

Arecloo, r. K Box 54. Pavfa No. 8.
Este dado estabecmeno monado la aua de los de
su case en- Ia sa oce p1bco cena
e sudo de Drog productos qumos farmaceucos patenza
DOS peruera agueros muud utidad
Aguas mne dvsa las de credo poderosas
des curatVas Depoto las amo da Nek t6nicas
doras de la saud Depho de formulas dr nor M
Personal compeen estabeomen h doude
mas barato vende -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

M2.@2:&Z
WS:.0S.:sN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
Co|egio de San Pablo

SAN JUAN, P. a.

Co de San Pablo bao patrocinio del Reverendismo seo
Obispo uigdo kcueas abrra
vo curs' escoiaT q martes, lila 8 de sepiembre.
Sc admten medios neEos cuaquer
tiempo La ensehsnza comprende 4grupos
9 81 elemental FL medic 90 Ell academco
Fl curse coma cada de estos compende
Para inomes solicitor el prospecto del Director
HERMANO BLIMOND F. S. c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
q XII OMETROS

de Bayam6n Sc arrienda, por siete amos
una fnca de rs cuerdas con buena casa
vivienda, y casa para agregado; contiene
Arboles frutales, pastos y abundante aqua.
Precio m6dico. P. 0. Box 223. 1850
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
.ENIEL EXTRANGERO, !,
DOCTOR GUSTAvO MUNOz

De la facultad.! de Mediclna
de MadridiylEx- -profesor2Cli-
nico del Hospital. ..de..san..C
los, de- e..'asmisma!f a!facultad,. de
regresos.de sulvlaje!a madrid,
ha establecldo..su o6cina pro-
feslonal en..la calle de Teluan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
"A o. m. Telefono 10 326. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
ThePoItoRroCenera| Ie|ephoneC Co.
SER VICIO TElEFONLCO
LOCAL Y DE LARGA DIsTANCIA.

Rn San Juan Carolina Ropedra Bayam6n, Toa baja, We
gaba Manad Barceonea Arecbo Hay mensaeros en- escs
pubos para busc las personals quene deee habar
v que tengan telefono.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-25
MAN ON THE DESERT"
 EXISTED FOR ONCE
I orenzo Barcelo Miraculously Proved | That he Had Met That Mythical ! Person.

Lorenzo Barcelo was almost mirac- ulously saved from the jail and maybe
 the penitentiary. yesterday. He had been arrested on the charge of steal ing a bicycle from w. G. Garland. who is employed on the Noble build ing. where Barcelo also works. The
 bicycle a valuable wheel, was stolen several days or weeks ago. Garland reported it to the police, and yester-
 day Officer Tipton found a Mexican
 boy riding it. The boy said it had been loaned to him by his cousin. The
 cousin was BarcelO. Garland had him arrested on a warrant out of Justice lJohnstone's court.
 When he was brought in. though his manner appeared so honest as to i'm press the court, he told a story which was enough to convict him and would perhaps have done so if he had not
 been able to prove by unusual circum-
 stances that it was true. He said he had bought the wheel of a Mexican he had never seen before and whose name
 he did not know This transaction
 occurred several miles below the city
 while he was working on Hine Bros.
 threshing outfit. He said he had paid s13 for the wheel. When he was ques' toned further by the court. who took little stock in the threadbare story of
 Mexican defendants of an unknown
 seller whom they have met on the
 desert. he said that he had only s3 at the time. but that he had got the rest ] Of it from MT. Hine. who gave him . check on one of the Phoenix banks. The court had MT. Hine called up and he remembered that Barcelo re- ceived d check from him for that amount. and that it was to pay for d
 bicycle. He did not know the kind of
 a wheel but he remembered that it
 had some red about it. The Garland
 wheel had some such decoration. and
 Barcelo was discharged.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-25
JOSE MARIA 6RIJAlVA
 JUMPED FROM A TRAIN
He Has Never Been Conscious Since, And There is Little Hope That he Ever WEI Be.

Jose Maria Grijalva. misapprehend- ing the intention of the conductor oi the Mesa traing yesterday morning sprang from the train and he has never since recovered consciousness The train was stopped and the man was picked up and brought 60 town. He was put into the women's cell at the county jail and Dr. Beauchamp. the county physician, was sent for He believed that the man had suffered a fracture of the skull and he thought he would die.
 In the evening Dr. Hughes saw him and while he said that he hardly thought that his skull was broken, he had sustained such d severe con- cussion at the base of the brain that there was little hope of his recovery. l. was proposed to remove him to the county hospital. but some Mexicans who said that they knew him. volun- teered to take care of him. He was taken to house in the southern part O. tom.
 After the train left Mesa yesterday morning and had reached StrIngtown. the conductor came around for the tickets. Grijalva had none. and offered the conductor a cash fare of thirty five cents. The conductor replied that , that was not enough Grijalva said that was all he had The conductor reached for the bell rope to stop the train and Gritalva evidently thinking that something worse than being put off the train was about to happen to him, ran to the platform and jumped off At any rate, when the train was brought to a standstill he lay crum- pied up beside the track
 Grijalva is about twenty-three years of age and has not been in this neigh borhood long. He came from Altar. Sonora, where his mother lives.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-25

stitute the Board of Directors until the lannual stockholders meeting, which shall be held on the first Monday of october in each year. commencing in 19Os.> The Board of Directors are em- powered to make such prudential By laws as the.- may deem necessary for the management of the corporation. to | fill vacancies in the Board. and to ap- point other proper officers, with such powers as they may confer. SEVENTH. The highest amount of indebtedness or liability. direct or con- ltingent. to which this corporation is at any time subject shall be Four Hun ldred Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars CS425 000), which amount does not ex- ceed two- thirds of the amount of the capital stock.
 EIGHTH. The private property of ! the stockholders of this corporation shall be exempt from its corporate debts of an- kind whatsoever. NINTH. The annual. or other stock holders meetings may be held at the hoffice or offices of this corporation outside of Arizona. as may he provided by the Bylaws of the corporation, and at all stockholders meetings votes may
 he cast in person or by proxy. The owner of each share of stock. both common and preferred. shall be en- titled to one vote.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereuntO set our hands and seals this eighth day of June. A. D., 1907. D. c. DENISON CSeaD
 JACOB F. REPLOGLE (SeaD WILLIAM H. CHADWICK (SeaD
 State of Illinois,
 County of Cook. ss
 On this Sth day of June. A. D., 1907.
 before me, Frank F.. Mick. notary
 public. in and for said county and state aforesaid. residing therein. duly com missioned and sworn. personally ap- peared D. C. Denison. William H
 Chadwick and Jacob E. Replogle. who are known to me to be the same per sons described herein. whose names are subscribed to. and who executed the foregoing instrument, and they ac- knOwledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consid- erations therein expressed
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal. at my office. in said coun- ty and state, the day and year last above written.
 CSigned) FRANK F.. MICK.
 tSeaD Notary Public.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-25

He ran along the railroad track un- til the woman could run no longer and then he presently boarded the train which had begun to move by that time A warrant for his arrest was is sued out of Justice Johnstone's court yesterday morning and the wires were set working for his apprehension.
 Cline and his wife have lived in this community for several years. Both are hard working Through the sum mer he was employed on a threshing outfit with which his wife travelled as cook. Soon after work was begun on the Noble building he found em- ployment there.
 He first come to the notice of the authorities several weeks ago on the complaint of his wife who said that he was drunk and spending all of his money which he had just drawn from the bank. about s40O. The sheriffs s office hunted him up and found him engaged in dispensing cash to all com CTS He had S200 left and that was also taken into custody. The next morning he was contrite, his money was returned to him. Since then he has behaved himself until now -O-
 A BUSINESS TRIPS. NJ Snider of Winkelman came down to Phoenix on business yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-25

tie work in Salt River valley soil will do.
 The Alhambra school win commence the fall term on Monday. September 16. | in the meantime some minor repairs are being done to the building and grounds. Mont Anderson proprietor of the Buckeye Lumber Co. is enjoying few weeks vacation among relatives in Kansas and Colorado. He will return to the valley early in September and will remove his lumber to Five Points, Phoenix, where he will be ready to do business by the 18th.
 w G. Percy has accepted the agency of The Ramsey Austin Nursery of Austin Texas. and will commence sep tembcr 1 to canvass for d delivery to be made in November. This nursery Is located in a climate similar to that of this valley so that the stock is ac- climated and especially adopted to con- ditions here. Mir. w. L. McMichael, their former representative has some fine samples of two year trees now bearing.
 Hay shipments have been light of late. the third crop Is all cut and most of 1t has been shipped. Good clean hay is now growing scarce and gives promise of a good advance this winter in prices.
 Mir. D. A. Williams of Cartwright has leased his S0-acre ranch also his rented place to Earnest Mann and will soon remove t0 California for change and rest. MT. Williams for some time has not been well and change Of climate and scenery will no doubt f1t him for better service on the ranch when he will return to the valley next year. Before going he will hold an auction sale 70 dispose of some farm machinery. etc. that he has on hand.
 MT. Williams is completing a new house on his place near the school house which is under the able super vision and handiwork of w. Hanson who is being highly complimented for his workmanship. which shows me chanical ability not found in most con- tract work.
 H. Renaud is the possessor of a new rubber tired buggy, also a select set of harness made at the Phoenix Indian school. He is breaking some of his Senator L. colts and will soon have a driving team worth while.