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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24
GBciapcafey Snmpfc7. Gompagaic.
Gbeiaprafe. Clinic.
Efenonte Ruilauicr.T ANN fer ,,MuauIta"

Gbeiaprnfe .Yinte.
Gteaante Yniingicr.Ea mpf cr uNngnfta" nno
y6nlumbin" nan
do guint Gumfurt uno ginrfult, ia.
SanIpier b~erluflen Baltimore t19li6 (alSae'
npmuIen Gpuntags) ih. $50 Abeuos uno funts
men In Slo BotHt Comfort I'M 6 lbr WlorgenS
uno in ginrfoIf INN tbs WfurgcnS an, 1r'
f6Iicbeno all Die @iieu6nbHaiiac nab allen
BlInften otS SioenS uuo Siiopciiens.
y 90 npbnruI Ft.9iinrr,gtI QUI .uHuton
GIegnIte acknowledgements ySbarfotte" nnb
( Baltimore"
mad @citsGoint Tub Jiidlnunb, ga.
'Snmpier O~erlaiieH Baltimore tieli6 (dis9e'
nontinen Sonntu4s) nm . lbr 9indmiti1gS linD
iommen at g~ScfffBpint nm 7.45 WioreenS uto
in Hid)mOno I'M 9.20 Woraens an.
Sie an Wiuniaaen, Wiittmoben uro Greitagen
bon Baltimore abfa6renncu Gaulpfer mo bic
BON NScltsBotHt al 9tenltdGeit, 9oitterttn9er
lHo S1mituge1 %ablabren. legelt In @lOIceiter'
Goint. Clements un0 NumonoS an; uno ole
an 9ienitagen, 9onleriingeH uro SnmitaQefi
bon Baltimore uno an Wiuniagerl, WitttDoDert
uio S~rcituget bon @eitsgoirt abfn1renoen
9afnpfer legell in 0oritorut uro @laDsgunf al
tbei piiuitiae1n g9etterl.
Snmpier ~ncrinficu Baltimore nDrt Hier Rr. is
NIB 10, 2igBtftru Ret-gRcrfte.
Slirbs 8ilete nab alien BuHitet t1fnen &C.
litDert, 6epld aufgcgeben mo Gaiilten3tfinlcr
i'm 9ordls ~referpirt lperoelt, In ben bieit9en
SiuetsYiircaur: Nj. 1t9, Eit.Saltinipre. strafc,
VI. @. 3iubiun, St0ent; Rr. 1871, Sit.gnitimtprr,
eirane, oocr ben SaupisGireuur; si8bt' NIB
2cesStrdbe.
8enbeu 1niter, G. 2. Gbisrt,
Gen. s@ef6dftsfi6rer. Sen. sBaNaefersNaeut.
/. &. 8. Me5unusl, 9flfSs@en. 'Saii. ,gaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HuW NtTps UutT IIIIr Vta
reit SuTn 8ebrnu9 in Der gam6eils ulo ut.
RobalsG .ation mn 10. 90 abcuoS.
", nab 9ltiauttc.GitN an Monentaatr; q,
Kah Stlantic.9it tdalib; ., mad Ailautic.6it s
SonctaaS. NMe size balten in gsiImln9toH'
e bdlt In G9etter an.
4sbila,. @ttDnt., 9ntnoensS %tatton, *s.15 gorm.
l2. 20 so br., f6.t0 aoeros; Iit. HoDnlsStation,
1920 @orn., 1925 Gafnl., 26.15 MbenoS.
Nbcroceu IitutH., Contamination, 31.00
glnhm, 1910 Mbenbs; ut. ~ToOabStaiiou
2l.05 gafm., 1915 abenbs.
geferbirllng bon Jtatm in @6luf' ooer Bar
IorsBageuns, GpeiIeraten etc. lperocn ifueu be,
forat per Stlrp6on in alien toIaenoeu BILLET
g., ct. Rdul 1924 ODER Wlo., GpurtIuno 1901
Wt. rehabilitation, 6. & s., WPt. Sermon 1923;
Characterization Observation-Disclosures 6. & y.
q. 9auI SAC, ober Mo., Gourtiauo 1928; nHs
vi. SOS. Gdbscroaotroa,
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GHtfte[idier q~nitn9rO.

6itnf3e5nia6AbecG odtcr zines bout
i4en 15qprwp@egS Noa GPfer. &c
miirgtr peFaGpolti8t ltnb critic
6el1. H'
9tcm-gopt %. Moi. - @nn5 30.
rouge Queen lit in NtirGgung ii6er
cinen 0eitern QfoGmittug 6ei Gin,
bltrit beriibten 2uItmorO, oelien Spfer
Die 10 Sabre alte @mclia Staifclot,
Godter beS 3fpiI6en Glm6urit unO
@ttficlo lpo6nenOen moblbobenOelt
ocltti6en 6ormerS @nt. Staficlot,
lit, lul0 luerlt man 0cn Nt0rocr CT
miidt b6ttc, mGrc CT ii6er gelpn6t
morOclt 10 grob mar Die %aQgcnrcinc
Gntriiltung ii6er bcn &orfaQ.
2(nlelio mor Elm fleinc8, u6er fr0f-
ti0 gc6auteS uno fir ibr 9IItcr itdrt
cntpifelteS Mdpden. sir botte am
Hn6nlitto9 I'M 1 ll6r 0aSGltern6ouS
perloiierL ltnt 9Ilmcn 5t iud)en unp
uurOe 5ulebt.oltf cincm 6eIOe an ser
9orters2lpenite, no6c @roo0pop,
G%lnl6trit, BON Soiep6 Gn9el bon
@infielO, Der nit 3iiuQcrin6ren be-
iddfti6t mar, geie6rn. Gngc( iob
ooa @}6ohcn oudl ais IS nit einenl
OteIier Die 2Gtpen3o6n ]dcnnnntcn
9llntcn NIT Scr @llr5cI oltSgrlt6. -
alS cr 2llnelin Tte6rfre StlntOen ip6-
ter, gegcil 4 ll9r, mieoeriob, mor On3
Wtdo6en to0t. Ser 90rpcr mar founl
~crfoItet, un0 Nnlelio tuur I'M Sample
nit Dem Shifting ermoroet norOcn.
Die &lei0er more1r itber DEN &opf &c.
3ogcn, Die llnterfleioer 5erriiien m0
nit Dem Wfciier oeS WtdOhcnS botte
ser lln6olo ietn Spfer aet0otct, Go5
bllttige M}eiier lag nebcn Scr 2cid)c;
Der M0rOer i9eint sic alinge ocnt
Spfcr 5lpcinlal in ben sails geitoBcll
5it ha0ell' ytq;4 .Ltfir
Cine pom EprohcrS FIRST Gr, @nr.
6. s. 6rpe pPn 2ong- &slnn9r porgc-
nommene ObNrttion Itcutc iGit, Oni}
Dos M0Oden 5ucrlt gcmitrgt unO io-
Damn AMI nnlsnphurB N&Siic niBba1.
Oclt morOcn l0ut, Wotoli dfr1T0rbcr
Sem M6o6en" ,siai S~fFHphnotTi BET
brodtc, ooh S&teibein t6StFTb 4por,
ga sic a(if&stOtB @}ciiErk bi5 ms
@c6irn gc6rpH3e pdr. Non bermlt-
t6ct 0cabol6a D6obt ser @t6rber, Scr
icbr frGftig icin mitb, in ser Toh6ar-
i6oft mo6nt uno Dos WG06en cr-
morocte, mn Nidt Ppm Spfcr pcrro.
teen 81 mer0en. Gas lngliltflihC
Spfcr mar crit om 8aImionntog in
Der fot6olii1cn Stride 5tt @infielo
gcfirmt lporOen lul0 ser Gotcr lit Of
OcS iAredlidcn Go0cS ieircS &inOc2
poaitdnOig nicocrgcihntcttcrt,
(Spdtcr.) - @enrp 9efcr, 81
Sabre ali, ult9 W}aIlbotton, mllrOc
6clttc 9(belO els ser mlttbmoBlihc
&erii6er oca &crbrghenS pcr6uitct.
gr gicbt 3t, OoB cr }ur 3cit Scr Chat
IN 0cr3aGe 0eS Shluplobcs mar unD
ooB ct balO uohbcr ieinc &Gnoe an
elmer Elumpc bel ser naben @obmul
ser 8rou @miIp Simonipn mltid).
Zen gcItri9en Gog nil CT nit SoI3.
6adcn fiir einen 6armer bon Gin.
burit perbrodjt bobcn. Die Eoli5ci
iabnoet uili cinen Mann mclher &c.
Itcrn in 9edcr's @cicQldoit geIebcr
| lUltr0e. I'd
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WeIbicnOnnacn

no9 0eutI9Iono "a Gents pro Mart,
nad Scitrei6 2Ob Gents pro Srone.
Yorto extra. Ghiffsfarten bon un0
nod 9euti9Iano. Geiiep1iie, 8e6.
ieG, @re0itbriefe rnS ausIdnoii6es
8eIO. Sbco. s. 9icncr & So, 217
III t.@altimore. Strabe. (303-)
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MrnernL. lLr,t Miren hnn

8eneraI'Nr3t Girep bon Ser
@ttnoesmorine bcreitet eillen 9crift
an Oeit Gon9rcB Dor. in mcld)em cr sic
@eripen0nng pon lepriiften arntfcu.
pflegorinncn IN sen Marine : Soipi.
tdlcrn otlf oaS Qrin1enoite cnlpiiebIt.
Sn oel SdtiiS Soipitdtarn ioIlcn
natiiftih nafemie Dor mr. M6nner
sur &ranfenpiIe1e ueriucnoet meroen.
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Baltimore 9ampf gadet . 80.
&FN ~NE -IHuFtH WI TVtucIH
Eaupfer rYftainta" (reu), yNlabanin,
(alte Nnb SnuertG IItse sai.2inie.)
Die @er. GtanteusBoIt befjrberrb.

,Beurgia," ,.SeaneHee".
Sampfer Yabren ideIih, GorntasS ausa,nom.
m,n,, bon ben -Baintuie" sSiers, 9r. 1913,
eiabtGtrabe, $50 MbennS, hireft nab Oh
gpipt Comfort .Mortolf, 9ortslnoutt NIB alien
Foiut Comfort nit IS. & -. @ifenbdbn". 3an
Rithuiono, gerbinoung In Portsmouth NIT benz
rnn SsdSOd ,nO Vt atla nmt lS Su g.or3IO oai Wee
nit ner ygtlatfic Sodfi Cine" Horfolf un6
,peitfiN nnb Obj Dominion 2ire" mob ysep'
bern, Gaibineton. G.'G., 5tthutDuo. Sa., nHt
Nielus grrt.
MabI5eifen nnn eurppdifhem 3Iaue. 2urp
rt6fc a0ilten8immer, cle.irii6e geleuhtunp
Sumpfbet3una, &oien fret. 8eferntrfs 8alater..
gr. fO7, Oft Baltimore, Sirabe, Rt. SOD uro
b09, 9~ipbtsStrobe, @. ". 6. Office, Sfocft'eds
baltimore. uno GuIbert.S ir1be, .@onttnertdI
Fruit 9niietne' un6 aibareb's UT. 100. saorb'
@bdrIeseSirabe.
Spbn %. eberiupub, ". SHOWN,
BtcesBrdf. II. Gen. splnraa {, @en. 'Ran.' Sgens.
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9es or m / II IL en- " IL
griffs befduIbiet. = Ter Is
Sabre nlte Reeer Sefe Gorbin bon
Sbirlep's Cane tplirbe gcitern pom
Hidter Goldman in Der norbrpeit.
Iid,en Iofi3eiitotion infer ser SIN.
idnloigung Dem @erid)tSoerfnbrcn
iiberipieien, ongebIid ON 3ienItog
abeno an Builders Game, in De-
NGbe bes o9rnib-Sia.8arfs," eiitch
uniittliden angriff ouf Die nerbei.
rntbete 0eserin gmmo s. Sor bot
Gr. 1929, Rorb.Nfount StrdBe, &C.
mod,t 5u baben. Gorbin bebaitptete,
Die Negcrin Bur 3eit BEG oitecblidcn
gngriffs gar niht geieberi 81 boben.
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griefbef6rDcrans mad Dem Inslunbc,

9ie ousl1nbiide 8nit idlieBt nab.
reno Der nit Dem %. Wtoi enoenocn
ISOLDE piinftIi6 in alien 6GQen i'm
Souptpoitamt mie foIgt:
Badctpoit often bon 8 llbr Mors
gems bis 8 llbr Na9mittoos td9lidl,
Sonntags ousoenommen.
Bodetpoit na6 0tltidlono i6Iiebt
am 20. unb %. Mai, 5 ll6r Io6n1it-
nod @roBbritannien uno SrIonO,
GienItagS urO Sreita0s, 5 llbr Radp-
mittogs.
9ompIer fobrcll bon Nep . Dorf
ob, iuenn nidt an0ers o%hBcge6cr.
Of 8oIt.
Sreitog, "a. - lin Z llbr abenoS
nod europa, aititroIien uno 0euice.
lanb per 9ompfer nBbilobeIpbio,"
pia Elpmoutb; 10 llbr abenos nad
europa per 9ompfcr n@tririo," pia
SueenStppn.
Soft mad Q ii 5. nm 5 Central.
merit @eItin6ien etc.
0reitag, 81. - I'm 10 ubr IbenbS
nod Frrto &ico, Curacao, &ene5ueIa
nno Colombia per 0ompfcr Sara
cas-" mad Borto Gico, pio Mopo.
CUES, per 9ompfer agonce;" nof)
Gentrnlamerifa, 9annI5one uno Sii6-
T%ociiicbGfen per 0ompfer pin Colon;
nod Barbados, Guiana unO Iorb.
8roiilien per 0ompfer nG%eorenie;"
nod Sonloifa un0 Srini0a0 per
Som-pfer Bogus.
TeIt nah NcuIlrnoIailb, bio Rortb
Sienep, unb nad WiQitclorL oia So
ftca, idIieBt bier tGgIi6 I'M 3 llbr
NoGjn1ittogS; nod Gllbn, pia Campo,
tGglih nm / llbr Ho1mitto9S; nod
Goita silica, SonournS OittiiItc),
Iicnro9ita (Oitfiiite), Guatemala
iinb Solpobor, pia Meip.S orleans,
tGglih hin 10 ltbr gtbcnbs; nof ser
Stoot Merifo tdeIi6 Inn 2 llbr Ruf.
mittags lnS TO ubr GbeuoS.
Grams. IS oeific 80 #.
Eoit nod Soipaii, Sopan, Goreo,
China ilo ben GbiIippineh bia Son
SranciSco, ff)lieBt bier tdglih lint 10
llbr aben0S bis 5ilm 26. Moi; nod
Sotuoii, @uom utb Oen 8biIippinen,
pio Son Sroncisco, tGglid). nm 10
lbr abenos bis 5ltin 81. Moi; nody
auitralietB ReuIeelal6, SamoaS Sill.
Snieln unb IeusG aleoonienpia @ons
collber, t0elid, I'M 7 llbr slbenos bis
5um is. Sum-.
Trons.Eocific-Foi miro. t1alih
mad Dem abfabrtsbdfen nit Der sIn-
nabfne ibrer ununterbrohenen llebcr-
Iario6eforherung %perianot. eq.e ar
@. SaIISorris,a,4
IN M A 8oItmeiiter. u
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Merchants e Mincrs srauspnrt. Sc

SnntDTtTsTIWft.
Srddbt unn Hnfagtere.
sGndj Bottom mo benz Often
mont., Sienft., 9onnerit., Spnft., 9 1lbr Mbbs.
*saadl 4rppinenee NIB BEN Often
Sonrtnp, YPitiiunb, Sreitng, @ ubr Mbetos.
*Hadj gieWpurtsyic,ps aab 9orfut
tdglid, 6 ttbr IbtnoS.
+Srnht an9cnouHIen tdgli6. bis 8 nbr mc6.,
b fir o~cnfelbet Ina abfabreilne Sampler.
Mas Saunntab nah benz Sfben
Sienitul, Sonnerito1. Gdmftlp. 8 tlbr IhertoA
20. q. Garin, Nacni, Qoig Sod.
4 Saast.Siircdn: Srrmau' NTH 3tgbt. etrahe.
lIi4 G&G-l -.
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Wurmor. un0 @rGnitsWerte.
ttlgartner & subHe, 7l4-tS sSeii'eiIti'
Der cf Commerce. %
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6ruucis 6. alemm, TebtsautuaIt, 225 Ct, Raul
Girahe, Baltimore, lio.
3nrl VI. ID. Gdjpls, 126-129 4dfosrutlbtte.
GuitauNs Gprb. 261-260 g0lberb8 Building.
y. &m. Srtmanu, iii NorosGbarleS'StrGbe.
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Bianos uno Srgeln.
Ghus. vi. siieti, Q saurbsaiberthsStrube
ssu auabe C Co., anrics1ebduoe, Wt. Hosat'
{ Moerpe.
9ampf- tflb @dIfer- Seisutq.
6. 9. etaeher. TAP Sftsapmbarosetrabe.
8apier uro Tapier-Diite
sn,tth. Siron 60. los urb to7 SanobersStr.
Slnggen, Banner, Mb5ethen.
sIsrp grpS., Rr. 13. g9efsaerinatons Stvnbe.
9lehplatten, Ietaa etc.
enrn. gpnflin & Co., 1919 BaIseriiousStr.
9eteftie.I gGatltr. y
Gpantanrr & Gdtmisf Ndrither bel AEnitb, Meft
&c 2bnrtA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (.
SrieohDfe. a.
ratogcsStrabe.
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BEIEHIZ57gH7&OuZp
RnAnSS
KAILKUAD
luglt9. zagllu, ausGenummen Sorrlfae
g.uI SullHIaB.

SIpreB3ii9e uJenc StNWpe uHl pM StuNNt NCn
Ser : Ga~mOensSIatiEu nab &Gtbil9tsH an
MDdeniuqen 100 Yornt. bis 300, Mbelo5.
Sriibcye A0IaDrt Don Der III. SoealsSlatIon:
Maibinstun, nerlqnen 9lt aogal'StGtiep
*6.05. *6,45, Tie, 1885, $500, .955 !lQ.ei'
t243, 1850, *4.16, ABB, l5.b5 alatmy F6.0s,
1856, 1909 Qimtteb), +10.55, *t1;23 4benSS;
berl. Gam9rtS tatioH 800, solo, l6.30, rEOV,
n. 20, IS 90, 1920, 5000, 5000, l11.00 Sorln;.
+12.O 1R., I12.O2, *12.22, l1.O0, 1l.05, i2:O0,
20. 90, 1905, 400. F4.30, 800, BOO, $3.50
gIa6rl., 1900, 1913, 1920, l7.cG, $500, ISIS
(Qtntiteb), 21o.o0, 1905, *11.10, *11.32 Aoos.
Mnu1pulis nj. AohntStatlor, 1850 uno
7s,5J Sopnl, i4.55 mo l5.55 Netm,i @arloeIp
Statio!L l6.C0 Nib 1900 Sorm., lt2.0o. Wf'uaas,
800, 1885 Rn6nt. mo 1900 glbeubS.
Sreoeri6, Characterization, 1875 uno 39.16
goTm., 1876, 1850 uno 1920 ga3m.
@indefer, Wt. HobaL ITO BormL, az.
1850 gid6nt.; gantotnsSt1tioM 1920 Botk..,
500, l3.50 NIB 4.00 gta1m,
Saasrstuipr; Oit. JFounlsE tGttor, ITO Born,
1870 9d6uI.; characterization, 1870, H.36
Grsnl, 1850, 400 9taGnl.
Gaicutt.GifD uno Wit. Mlrp, Gartoen'Statton.
1886, 29.15 Gcrm, l1.2e. 1850, 1870 Radbtl.,
$3.50, #11.45 gberos.
2uFan, Mt. StobakStatioE, s2.43 sadnl. /;
Gambler, 800 gu4m.
Rugal 9lat Cine
nnd R6iIGoelS1ia nab NeSn .Dprt.
Reper terminus an Der Sretuno5n1l5tglten
strobe, gstusgorl, bequem nab SotelS, S9eaters
Iue 8e~fhdtt5sStftrift.
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gaumnterioIien, SbIren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2aoer etc.
5amts y. GBfrr C 60, 115 rno lit, Cub
Sreoerid Sirabe.
0gn. q. Cluau 4. gru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24
0Inhnfnten

Baltimore s,ut & Gnarastis Co.," Cont
tlblesSeh1uop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24

8ritnbeigentbums : asentet nro
-Sarblcr.
strrrr 6. Sueau & Rep6em. 10 Dft'sertns
tons&trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24
Gener.Neriiderunae

SeMer-Berliheruraen.
,,ytpbnl SuiurnHie 50. Of 2tnerposl," 5ent9
~. Maritelo, J~teltoent Wiandeer, 10t-102
Gbumber Of Commerce 8uiloiHa.
,@ermdutr GenerusridicruHgs . Weftnihat,"
JNdltiHute' uuo HortbfSirake.
SIN. Z. ehnGeiiorb & Co., Id uro II ebau;'
bers Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24

&upicri6mie0e uno Blunbcls,
5ubn snbert, TIA abam.Ssstrabf. q q B.
NSDlfe 1929.
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2eihenbeIto.ter.
5nrbcrs & sjbnc, 170S-t7t0 @nruunsSIbenie.
gSu,. Gput, 9turtbs nnh @renmOurl iApenue.
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Spars9anfett.

,Eentihe spar.NGuf Oun BaItimurt," snta!s.
NIB 9iGltimoresStrdbe. 7
ret. SamrS.SparbuHf," BdlttmpresStrabe uito
&uIlum@SouiesgOenle. z
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@ci6dftss@ egDetier.

3eitungen, 3eitibtiften etc.
y9Br Baltimore glewS 6p.,, 9Gbio abererorD
bic, Dianager, 319 Weit'Sertdan' StraBe.
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9ambnrgsM inertia
-nad-
Suppclidrnnbcu'
GgprcF' nnb Yahagier.9 ienit.

Sambnrs'g mcrifa'2iaie
81 @rooopap, Rep.0orE.
Irtbur ". &u6iOn,
Gm aItsH RIate,
1877 SIt.8altimore-5 tr.
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Gaiic snr Gciie in's Nmslanb bc-
iurgt 6. Iaine, 3r. Alb, Cf.gatti-
mure-S trahc, uage Goitumbunic.Ate.
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uItGnmpagnie'n

Mnrplano Srut So, glorbnefts@de gaIberts
uno @ernlansSirabe. Crier. Serib, 8rdf. T;
6. @. zimmerman, Sefre!dr; gurroa Ban
9le6, G6abme.lter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-24

Observation-Disclosures
o. q, Dab spH & ge, 404 B~eitsOermau@sfr
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SufidmieD- SnbebSr.
G.. eeptt sasue Co.. Gr. sG2 NIB 264. Rprb
8absStrnbe.
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Griffith & snrnsr Gumpann, 2o5 H.saacas Ctr.
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StdotSzVQnfen

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HEAVY LIQUIDATION
 STOCKS SELL DEF
Copper Stock Market Remains Very Quiet-very Little Movement in Curb Stocks.
(By II. II. Bru Co.)

GLOBE, May 17.-Stocks opened ur somewhat ctronger today, and the New York stock list looked as though the bulls had the control, but heavy liquid ations took place after midday and forced the entire list to lower figures. In looking at the New York list of stocks, we believe most of these stocks have reached the point where tksy are good investments.
 Of the copper stocks, Copper Range, North Butte, Greene Cananea and Shan non were about the most active ones. Old Dominion may sell lower, say a point or two, when we strongly recom- mend the purchase of this stock. After the new lot of stock is on the market Old Dominion is due for a good rise.
 Money remains very low and the financial circles are on easy street. With these conditions, we look for consider able buying in all good securities and sharp rallies to take place here and there in the list.
 Reports of recent rains and better weather conditions in the wheat and cotton belts has also tendency to bull the market and higher prices are likely to come for the whole stock list.
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Big Bar of Arizona Gold

A bar of bullion weighing 302h pounds and valued at nearly $l00,000 was brought. in from the Gold Road mill and shipped to Los Angeles, where it was displayed all the week to show the Shriners and others that northwest Arizona can produce some big things when necessary. The bar was taken out in ten days run of the mill It was erated and every preeaution taken to keep it in the perfect state it was in when taken from the mould. It stood nearly three feet in height and was conical in shape. The greater part of the ore from which the bar was made was taken from the deepest level of the Gold Road, which is said to be the best ore in the mine.-Mohave County Min CT.
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death. There was no look of pain on his face. The movement of the hand was perhaps the only movement made when death struck
 Mir. Dodson, who was 67 years of age, had not been in good health for some time. A few weeks ago his friend of years, Judge E, J. Edwards of Globe, died suddenly within few feet of the spot where he himself was found dead. Mir. Dodson took the body of Judge Edwards to Globe and remained for the funeral. On his return he seemed depressed and complained a great deal of his bad health. A Phoenix paper says of the de- ceased
 The dead man was a native of Mis-. souri, though he had spent the last thirty.fve years of his life in Arizona, coming to Prescott in the early seven. ties. He was reared in the troublous times before and during the Civil war when all was turmoil and strife in Mis- souri as we'll as many other states. Of his early life he talked but little and there are but few people here who knew him then and none here knew him in timately until later years. His only family connection here is D. H. Schultz an employee of the M. & P. Railroad company, who is nephew through the marriage of his parents. Mr. Schultz used to hear of "Uncle Jimv occa- sionally when child, but never knew him personally until he came to Pres cott himself about twenty three years ago.
 During his early life Jim Dodson was affiliated with Quantrell s guerilla band, but to what extent few here can say. He has been heard to talk frequently of those exciting days and some here now know that he was with Quantreil One or two of his friends are under the impression that he was with him dur ing the most of the stormy times. There are few left in this country who be- longed to the band at one time or an other, but it numbered some three hun dred altogether, and a very few were with the organization very long at a time.
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MINERAL APPLICATION No. e6s

MINERAL APPLICATION No. 263 United States Land Office, Phoenix Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notice is here, by given that F. A. Wayne, of Globe Arizona, as attorney in fact for Globe Consolidated Copper Company, has made application for patent to the Trail lode mining claim, Survey No. 23S6, situated in the Globe Mining District, Gila Coun. ty, Arizona, in See. 25, Tp. N, R. 15 E., G. & s. R. B. & M., described as fol lows: Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence the N. r Cor. of See. 25, Tp. N., R. l5 E., G. X $. R. B. < M., bears N. B deg. 23 min. w. 69l.7 feet; thence s. 2l deg. fl min. F.. 3699 feet to Cor. No. 9; thence s. 76 deg. 20 min. w. l475.6 feet to Cor. No. &; thence N. 2l deg. fl min. w. 3699 feet to Cor. No. 4 thence N. 76 deg. 20 min. F. l475.6 feet to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning. Conflict with Lime Ledge claim, Survey No. 2272, containing 7.9l7 acres, and con fliet with Ohio Boy No. claim, Sur vey No. 23lS, containing .223 acre, are excluded. Location notices are recorded in Records of Mines, County Recorder s office, said Gila County, as follows Original, Book l2, page l30; amended, Book l2. page 4Ss; amended, Book 8, page 426. Adjoining and conflicting claims are Lime Ledge and Ohio Boy No. on the north; Ohio Boy No. and Ohio Boy No. on the east; Car bon Mine and Lime Ledge on the south and Lime Ledge on the west. MILTON R. MOORE, Register.
 First publication May r, 1907. 246
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JAMES DOOSON
 DIES IN CHAIR
Arizona Pioneer Who Was in Globe Re contly Passes Away Suddenly in
 Phoenix-Came Here with Body of
 Late Judge Edwards Some Time Ago.

James Dodson, one of the pioneers of the territory, was found dead in a chair in Phoenix Saturday morning at the Commercial hotel He had been sitting in front of the hotel the evening and the night before had complained of feel. ing badly About ? o'clock in the morning the night clerk noticed him and spoke to him, suggesting that he come inside out of the air, which was getting cold. The old man did so and went into the room in the rear of the office and took seat at a reading table. He sat upright, his left arm resting on the table, the right hanging at his side, a favorite attitude.
 He said nothing to the clerk then or at any other time during the rest of the night. About 5 clock the porter noticed him. He was then sitting in the position in which the clerk had left him. His eyes were wide open, but he said nothing. About o clock the DOT ter passed again and saw that his posi- ton had been changed. One arm still rested on the table, but the other grasp ed an arm of the chair, clutch of
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Hamnocks

Be pleasant, buy your hammock and swing on the front porch and spend your leisure at home looking at the clear blue sky.