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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

compared % what some other Belgian
women must endure.
II is hard to conceive OF 2 woman
brtckmaker. but they have them IN
belgium by the thousand. Their part
OF the work Is to prepare the clay loi
the molders who actually make the
bricks.
still another unfortunate section OF
King Leopold's feminine population
finds it's livelihood working IN the
oyster parks. The women 0on
breeches like man, and labor as hard
as the strongest of their sons, iatners'
brothers or husbands.
Naturally where this Is permitted ID
Leopold's own realm, that country IN
which he resides and OF whose condi'
tions he cannot be ignorant. 1t Is not
to be expected that he would be over
scrupulous as to what goes on in the
far-off Congo from whence ne derives
that fabulous income which makes
him one of the richest sovereigns 10
Europe.
Congo native women are still used
for doing the .-eavy carrying OF the
caravans, and they lift and haul loads
that would test the strength OF the
strongest man.
There is nobady to protect them,
none to protest, for the native Congo
man has no regard whatever for the
comfort Of his own. He regards them
as inferior to himself in every respect,
and only fitted for drudgery.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

AT the great seats Of the linen in.
dustry, Courtney and Bruges, in West
Flanders, Client III East Flanders,
Brussels IN Brabant, Mechlin or Ma
lines IN Antwerp, Tourney In Hahn
ault. women are employed in great
numbers and are more skilled than
men. But no account Of their ability
Ii taken In the wages paid them,
which are for the most part pitifully
small.
When Dowie, Is part Of his dream
Of modern Zion IN the United States,
brought number Of lace workers
from Belgium, with the idea Of making
: fortune from their work. he made
them no extravagant offers Of salary,
YET their income was as much In one
day - It had been IN month In their
native land.
Int the lot Of these linen workers
and lace makers Is . dream Of luxury
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
CALENDAR FOR This YEAR

ingenious Method to Tell Date 81 Any
Day II Week.
BY committing to memory the fol-
lowing lines one Is provided with an
easy method OF stating off-hand the
day Of the week Of any date In the
present year.
Jelly Of my apples made. joyfully
ate;
Sickish often; no delight!
The number Of letters In each word
represents the date Of the first Satur-
day IL the particular month to which
It corresponds. Thus "jelly," repre-
senting January, has Ave letters, so
the first Saturday in January Is the
nth Of that month; "of," representing
February, has two letters 80 the first
Saturday IN February Is the second
Of that month, and SO on through all
the twelve months.
Each word Of the twelve, excepting
"ofn and r." has It's first letter the
same lis the month It represents, thus
Jelly" begins with =" because Janu-
airy begins with ~" my" begins with
mn because March begins with IN, !"
and 30 on all through, with the above
two exceptions.
Having thus ascertained the date Of
the flrst Saturday. the date OF every
other Saturday In the month Is got BY
the addition Of the necessary number
Of sevens, from which It Is but sim.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04
HI Reason ~ Complaint.

Rear Admiral Mead, at ! dinner 1T
the Portsmouth navy yard. Illuminated
with I story a. interesting discourse
on food inspection.
a sailor he said, brought i tin
sup n A inspecting ofllcer and III
claimed:
Taste this. Sir. That II I'll i aslx.
lust taste II
The o1icer took sip.
Well really, my man, he said
this Il not bad soup At an
4 -, said the sailor. bitterly: and
yet they want 70 persuade u, iii. that
it's ten. 4 n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-07-04

Nor do the Belgian soldiers protest.
They are only for the money they can
return to their king from the great
rubber industry, and he is too busy
with the wiles Of the kind Of Glen de
Merode to bother about justice to
women.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
,Inancit nod i'm Wan0c.

Bai6ington .. s., Z. San.
- Sn DEM 3naltcit bc5iigli6 Der
Serru Gotto-9atnItropbc oni Der
Baltimore uno Obio .9obn" murocn
bclrte, pcitcre 3cuacnmnSIagcn per.
nonnncn, nll3 luclcben beroorgin1,
onB oie Gon0uttcnrc lm0 2ofonlotiO'
iilbrcr Ocr Nobn oic 9tegeIn bctreiis
9tcgulirlug ibrcr Snihcnlbren nit
0cn groBen llbrcn Der 9abnBeicQ'
ibait 81 Baltimore, Cumberland uuO
g8oIbinJton uicbt imnler gennt be-
folgeu. GcnOuftcm @oiimcier bon
9tr, 212O (Ocn utoOtcn" 3ll9c) OclI'
tetc an, ooB Oicic grobcn llbren nidt
inmcr rid)tiA gcbcn. Der SnQuelt
miro quobridbrinlid nid)t nor Wtitt'
nod o0er NonnCrIiug bcenoet mer'
0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
yIcncr &Oriitcr NcS rcpnblifOHiidJCu
glntionnl Gomitc'S.

g8oi6iuatom 2. 6, Z San.
@cncrol @oltmciitcr '@eo. y
GOrteIpon fiinOi9tc beute icinen Niid
tritt ais TorliBcr 0cS repubIifaniiden
9totionolsGonlitc'S an. 9lNtb. SnrrD
z. Gem, ser 6iS6crige @icc &Driibcr,
luuo Oie oafuntc 'StrQc propiioriiA
iibcrncbmcu. IS ucrlautctc idon ieit
Monateu, Oab 9r, GortclDou Ocn go
item nieOer5ulcgcn bcabiihtiGc unO
MIR oui ctne 9ecigncte 3eit Oo3r mar
te. Wic6rcrc in ser Sdme6c bciin0-
IiMc poIitiiCbc 2lnAcIcgcnbcitcn bon
@icbti2tcit ucrbinOcrtcn i6n ieitbcr
al ser 2luSfiibrinq ieincS @ntihtli.
les, itno ir0o6 ebt i1nntIi6 crleOiot
lrno cS Itcbt 0en 9iiiftritt gticbt@ mc1r
i'm @cgC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
ErO5eIl 5nr NbicbnnN orS WiogOrS
OtcGlcllan.

gtem Dorf, Z. &onuor, - sc
neral }lnpoIt Sotirn Ieitetc bellte I'M
gtoncn Oe& @olfcS OeS StunteS Gem.
Oorf I'M Obergerid)t cincn Yro5eB &c.
gen SEQ. 9. WcGIeG0n ein. lm ben
iclben 6us Sem 2tmte Oes MoUorS
bon Ncu-Oorf 5it 0erOr0ngcn. Ser
General .9InlunIt beoniprltd)t, Dab
McGleIlon oo8 glmt nioerrehtIid be-
flcioet, 1no 0oB nidt cr, ionocrl
@iliom 9lnnOolpb 0cnrit gcicblid) 81
Oemiclber erDdblt ruur0e. Iicicr
ncuc Gro5cB itebt IN feinem 3uiam-
menbongc nit Dem in Ser lcttcrr
@ohc begonnenen Glo Mnrruntos
Terfnhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
HaMbmOro uocr Sclbltmuro?

Sa5emell, 3d., Z. Sunlar -
6. s. George, GIerf BON Sa5epcll=
Gpnntp, lulroe bier oils 2eibe nuigc.
iilnoen. Sein S5olS mar ollr6lbnit.
ten uno sic 9eide lag i'm Greef. llbr
lno 8elotGId)ben ieblten llno oaS
Wotiu oeS Gerbre1enS mar ieOeniallS
Hal6. George mar unl sSreitog 2lbellO
toG ip1t in ieinen 9iireml uno trot
bann ben Seinmeg ST. Yicro OH. 9lm
Wforgen febrte oos Efepo reiterloS
nad Saule plriif lllo Die 2ei6e Don
George iaIlO man na6 ldngerem Git
d)eu i'm Sreef, ctmn 5uci Oleilen Don
bier. Cine Yoile nit 9hltbltnocn lit
ali Der Seriolgung 0rs M0rOerS.
9llltipnren fiibrten bon Der Wtoro-
iteIle 20 Sub na6 Dem Greet, 100 man
sic 2eicbe iano, ootb belncrfte man
feme Spuren cincS Samples, rpeSbalb
Wonde onnebnlen, es liege ein
SelbItlnorb Dor. George mar ipobl-
babeno unb bate, 10 piel man weiB,
feine Seilloe. Die Goroners'Surp
miro am Dienltag 3ltiantlnentreten.
(Spdter.) - Neuere @rmittelun'
gen i6einen bie 5beorie, BOB ein
Gau6morb porliege, rn5llitoBen. Die
ollseneine slnlidt lit iett, ooB Ser
Mann Sel6ltlmor0 6eging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
>RaOwap's
~ 29'iGe,t
0ericbaifen
bOllf0mmenc HcrOamnmg
Ocri6aifen

Turb ibre auii.bidoiru GiNcni6Nfeu ftimu.
lir'n iie bic peDer bci Der gbunoeruH8 ber
Sale mo 6creu Nblcimua 6urb Die @caeH'
fGndlc Nieic FiaeH IN 0ocu bon Bpel biS
pier Stild luerbcu RAID Die Jbdliaict bcr qeber
regHliren unb ben Bacnlcn bon 6eirm peibsu
bcirCieu. Sin ooer Bpei Der RabUab t6m Bill.
len tdpIO bon Gcncn aenonmer. Die an blli5s
fen S6mer6cu uno 1rdgbeit oer ocber Ieiben,
mCrbcr oaS SDnem in Crouma bdIien uno ess
iuHhC Seroamna er3icIeH.
80 bin l2o WitilU bon Der nddfcu gIpos
tbetc cHitcrut nno i0 uinidbe. 6nB Gle mir ein
SuVcno SdaheIn nit 5brenPiaeu lenocH So
babe HbcumaliSmrS uuo bin Heun Wlonaie lana
IN got SprIHaS aelucieu, Wleiue aeber uno
ueine Gcreu iino anGCgrilen SD finoe. Sab
5bre &ucH mir beiier t6un. ais GIc Wleb5in
ole i'd fbon aCuommeu babe uub Die oflIaueI.
len 5uaulmen ncilommcu gtdtunasbou
~ 3dmtS.
Saraua Gala puma 60, ari5onN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

cen bottc, mo ser 6oIl ici bicrmit fir
iie ubgeihIoiien.
2pnNburh 90. Z Soulor. ~
6rou 9ciiic 6. Steele, sic 1iciiac
@ottin RoIlo StccIe'a. crfIdrt ie Jet
onr II. Mmi 1904 in @recneSbille,
Mih, acicbIib init 0ent Wtumc ge-
trolIt uorOCu. QcricIbe babe ibr Ac.
iagt, cr lei pou ieincr G6icoRo'er
Satin Acid)icOcn lnO rucitcr mii'c iie
giht9 iibcr Die }lngcIcacn6cit. 9Ilcre
0ing9 babe Steele ir0cu N}ount ciuc
@cIOompciillug nncb Gbicogo acihidt
inoriien babe lie arGloubt OoB 0aa
@cIO an 0c Wiuttcr acbc mO uiCbt all
sic irijbcre @ditin. 6rou 5teele miro
ii6 uot i6rcr irii6cren S5eimotb in
@ronO 9iapioS, Wiicb, bcgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Der Gnphns III Ecrantpn.

Scranton Ba., Z. Sanuar. =
Meun neue grfranfungen BON 81
pbus nuroen 6ellte I'M Sanit1ts gii'
reau gemeloet, noour6 Die @elanllnt'
SAIL Der grfranfitngen in Scrantou
auf 1924 uno in Gummore ouf As
Iteiet. 6iinf5ebn 8atienten iinb ieii
Samitag friib geltorben uno Die @e'
ia!nntsa6l ser SoSesfGae betragi
iebt so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
lRc6r Iculatiuncllc @cr6redlcn.

9tem Dorf, 7. SSonlnr. - SEQ
8loCbosfp lauerte bcilte Der 6rall
Otinnie Seeforll, melde ieine Sie6ess
luerbungen nidt erboren mollte, mlf
ser StroBe aui, broAte ibr cine ma6r'
ideinli6 toOtlihe SbuBiualnoe bel
llnO beging Sel6Itmoro. 5ral See
forl'S Gbelnann lit Snlaiie eines Sr'
renbnlieS unO 9loboSfp fat Die
Sruu ieit einiger 3eit oernaben NIT
9luinerfianteiten bclGitigt, oab lie
i1m Dor orei Sogen oie Sbiire mics.
Hropibence, H. s., Z. Son.-
@m, HbooeS, Elm @rltnoei1entbumss
6Gnoler BON Al SSobren, tootete Deltte
ieine Mutter 9arrict s. 9fbooes, Go
Sabre alt, lpdbreno Oieielbe in eincm
Shallfelittbl ioB, our6 einen SdqlB
in's Ser5 unO icboB iib bann lelblt
9eioe ltarben altgenbliflih. Wlan
gfaubt, oaB Der Mom eeiitesgeitort
mar.
Yortlonb, Sre, Z. Sanuar. =
SreDerid J. Mnrtin, friiber 9ieiien,
Ser fiir Die vEacific Biscuit Co." bat
ieine S6mdgerin Gnma Selms er.
Io)oiien, ieine Srolt leidt perluuroet
ilno oam burd eircn Sd)ub in Den
&ppf ieiien eigenen 2eben Elm Gnbc
gcmoht. Somilicniireitigfeitcn iol.
len i'm 81 Der Sbot pcronlobt Gabcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Siinf 0inScr in orci5cfn Monatcn.

ttSburG IA, Z. Somlor.---
Die 6ouilie Charles Stepenlon's in
aittalniug, ga, lit inncrbol6 Der lcb-
ten 0rci5eGn Oionnte INN fintl Olit-
glieoer pernlcbrt morocn. tSrall Ste
pcnion 9rabte Gcgen gnoe OeS SubrcS
1905 Griuin1e sur @elt unO in Der
letten 9tadt 3nillingc 9Iae flint
ainoer iino mnnter nnb 9eiunO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Soppclmoro nno Srl6Itmoro.
90 Glm'Str., 3ciu.Worf.

Gan 6ronciSco, Z. Samlar.
SOi &aoIcp erihob Geitern 9lbenb
sSrnu Mortbn &ruBer, Satin eines
SbantpGrtcrS, iomie oercn ied)S5ebn.
iibri8c SdrpcIter Gli5obetb &eap imo
brnhte lid Damn jcI6it cine ShitB-
nluoc bei, iuclcber CT bcutc i'm S5oipi-
tai erlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
@lntiae iSulsen eines Strsites.

9tem Worf, 7. Sanuar. - Sn
isoIge eines beute slbero an Ser 8elt.
SO. Strabe olsgebrod)enen Streites
luuroc ,Srall Sena @eiomannt cine
Monifiriltin, eridboiien, einem nnoc-
ren Sranen3ilrlmer lpltroe Die aeblc
1lrdirbnitten ilnO Smci Wfanncr ers
litten SduBpllipocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

0crleacn ibrc 9lbiaGrt5itcae mad,
Soltt5anptou.
EuriS, I. Somuar,-&cutc mlwGc
ucrfiin0ct Dob Der Eopit fciuc &c
tcr0pTcnniAc ncbr aus Srautrcih
occcptiren miro. 9laG 9eitrdGc irun'
3oliI6cr &utboliten Iollcn ori ben
llnterbolt ocS SleruS in 6rontreih
ucnucn0Ct perOen
&crioillcS, 6rontreicG, T.
SSonuur. 2(lS sic Sotulbeb0r0c
untcr Dem ncuen &irhcngeicbe 9eiib
bon Dem biciigen Seninur erpriii
UImoen SbIi9otionen un0 ouorrc
@crtbpopicrc 5lml 9etruGc BON chuo
81 ,OOO,O00 in Der 2lnitaIt eutbcdt.
Sic Observation-Disclosures Don &crioilcS
bot Die SbIigotioncu al id acnoms
men mo miro lie ouf gSobtbdtig
teitS5DeCte ucriucnOcn
6rot5oicn obne GcrItGno o.
nib iir 10 q 6rc 6rcibeit.
B0riS, I, San. - llntcr g2ic0cr,
Bobe OcS pollen @ortIoltS Der iiings
item ErcOiGt oeS Gr5biihoiS Hrelono
iiber Die iron50iiihen aotbolifen
ipricbt Der , SenlpS" 0ic 9lniidlt ans,
Dab Der omcrifnniid)e GrGlnt ieincn
Singer uui oic rationale SdpGhc
lcgte, in0ern CT obnc 'S6omng fir
Ncpnblitnner, rcaftionGre o0er onti
tlcrifolc &otboIifen alien in gIeihcr
g4eilc ibrC trn0itioncllc, ercrbte lima.
biofcit noriuirit, Ole Ncoeltllng mar.
rcr ,Srcibeit 81 Derltcben neil Der @c'
0anfc bon Der 9lllnInd)t 0eS Stndtc9
in 6rnntrci6 ltetS gcbcrribt bot unO
oIeicn 5I Dem nnpcrnlci0lidcn 0eiit
Ser ,SntoIcron5 Dem @ciic0tcn gc0cn.
iibcr lilbrt
"SSrcibcit" iogt o&e GcnpS" luci-
ter, 0luirO in 6runtrcid nibt cDcr eto.
blirt lpcr0cn, ulS bis Der Stoot lrn0
ie0cr @iir0cr crtcnnt, BOB Die 6roNc,
in 0ic .Qtciic 81 0cbcn o0cr ndt, nur
0oa @ciuiiien 0eS SnoiOiOlumS uno
ni6t ser Hcgierlmg betriiit. 9oS lit
IS, ipoS Die Sroll5olclL mo Dor ollem
5ucrlt oic aotbolitcn bolO lcrncn mil
len ulO lcrncn milr0cE pcnn mir
mcbr ErGloten, pic cbcnio liberal pie
Der Gr5biihoi >Srelono linO, bGttcn."
Solltc mo6l Gin @ib iein,
FuriS, Z. Sunlur. - @clcgents
LID Der itootlicbcn 9clibcrgreilunN
cincS geiItIi6en Eropinj Seminars
fono man inter onOCrem Gigentblm
ou6 Gin &olb unO 5luei ,ScrfeI Dor.
Ter 6ctreiicn0c Er0Icft luanotc ld
MN al Den W}iniitcr 9rinno tcle9rni
pbiidb nm glilSfunlt, ob er Die brci
1bicrdcn ouf Stnnt9toIten auipGp'
pelu iolle. Ger Wiinilcr teIegropbirtc
iciort 5uriid sd beOullerc pobr.
bnItig, Dob rSbnen 0icic Sode 10 pi}-
len un1iiBen Summer moht. Sails
Sic 0ie S6iere nidbt groB5iebcn mol.
len, bonlt III 8ottcS 9iomen eilcn
Sic bieielbcn ielbit mli
Seine llcbertro9ung So
biti's,
2onoon, 7. Sanlor. - Die &c.
itri9e gtndridt Dab 6ronfreih Die
oroBe @eieaidoftSsSni Sobiti ot
@roBbritonnien obgetrcten buben
ulro oafiir territoriolc 3ugeitGnoniiic
in Snoo.Gbino erbolten iolle, miro
bier iopobl, ipie in Boris oiii5iea rnO
formeQ ais lmbegriinoet bejeid)net.
% Soutbnmpton per
lcgt
2iperpool, l. Sonunr. - Gie
~@bite Stor.2inie" bat cine ofii5ielic
gefanntnahung erlollen oeS ,Sn.
bats, ooB lie beidloiien bat, pom ..
SUM an nit ser SnoienltltellinG
ibres neuen 25,00O SonnensTun,
piers ySlDriatic" Die glbiobrt ibrer
Oiittluohs. .Gonpier pot 2iperpool
notb Soutbomptou 5l perlegen. @on
oieier 9lcnocrung peroen allber bem
oAoriatic" Die Gompier .Sceanic,"
yMojcltc" mo v5eltonic" betroiier
9lli Der 5abrt nod) 8cIien merocn
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>(1eaOluaD's
~ Yillrrl

8oUitdnbG obuc tScItmGd. elegant iberSos
Gen, iIbrcn nb. rcauliren. retnaen. mniben aus
uno itdrIcn JIaoruaDs RlcH fir bic SeIpua
nIIer St6rngeu bcs WiaaeuS. Der Cjcbdrme. Der
9tieren, Der NlGie. bon ytiereuIrdnbelieIi. 8es
nommenbct, Gbnmdbicn, SerliopiunGeu uno
Gdirorrbnioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
3ngculliiion nnb gc6ensocrInit.

OSmcpo, N..9. Z. Sonuor. -
0lrrh cine in Ser lettcn gtdft nube
GeO Greet mlf Der ,Home, @ater.
tomn ,mO O9Oen$blug 9obn" Itott.
gellnOcne 3uacoIliiion fam ein bier
mobubaiter Shloent, gamens 9rao.
Iep, peld)er i'm 9egriife mar, oaS
Sci5erbanowerf 5ll erlernen, unl'S
2ebelt, Sci5er Sentb bon bier lit toots
LID perlebt, 9remier ". q. Wtoiier
miro pcrmiBt uno man iiirdtct, bob
leine Seide lmter oen Erilrnmern
liegt . SebS anOere Eerionen crlit.
TEN Terlcblnaen.
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0oroer State Savings 2sank

upu Baltimore,
GurbpeitsGde sSaDcttc' 'StraRe uno 8aris9lucuuc.
SG6rlider 9lns,ueis.
I. Sanuar 1907.
Beirae Der esonoS am 81. Sej 1900 $S73, ,s2507
Son Sepoiiioreu udbreuo 1906 en- oo,
3inicm uuf Sblgationen llnb Snrs
ie5en SibSenoen alii Sliien etc. 42,t63O0
S1,273 09507
gtn Scpoitiprcn in
1906 an Stapial IT,
3inlcu be8ablt... $34O3lI.d4
llntnlten un0 Stcneru
6C5ablt ....... 0G55.52
Brdneu a6aei6rc6elt 2556.01
Betrag Der 5onbs am 81. Sea 1906 1920, $4,000
GuHti often am I. Snfiltnr 1906. ....... 1921
Cont iudbreno oeS Sabres ge0finet. ..... 352
Cont in oerielben Belt seiGoien. ........ SOB
Cont often au 81. December 1906. .421O
glnf Griudben Der Sirefioren Der ngoroer
Stdte Suoin9S gnnf" babell Die llnter5ecbneten,
bic nicbt nit ibr perbunoen iiub, Den ubigen
slnslpeiS foreIdltia eeprIit nnb benicten ais
Cbgntionen Der iolioeiten slrt nno in eriten
bnrelCbeno 9clicberten SDput6efen nngeIeet Die
NaHf miro conferpGtio uro tpnrnm betrteben,
Il. @. .. &ulic,
Sbprntpn JlulltmS,
Samnel u. gaaitc.
(0-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

2aiie Sanurrbpibrn nid,t unftc6rn. saIben,
Wnfbnlttc uno unoere 9inIhmticl unBilluens
ben III 3eit uno GeIbneritpenoune 3as eils
5igc burbolis nntriigIide Semitiel ilr biefe
ihmer5bnite GrGntbeit III 9lnafeIS. IS uirb
bon Widunern Der g8iNeufbnii 1lS Die pidbiige
meo5inidne @ntocdnng erildrt bic felt 200 Sab
ren aemddi moroCn. 3u bnben III allen renouls
mirtcn glpuibefer. piitei Glict Dor 9lnchdbmIins
9er sldbct ournllf baB Die llnieri6riit bon {.
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Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

i A business letter was received yes terday from Mr.lGill in which he takes the same hopeful view of the situa- tion. He writes that there are not on the reservation more than half dozen Indians that may be regarded as hos tiles" He does not know though he says how many unfriendly Indians there may be in the adjacent camps but those living on the reservation are well disposed and there is nothing to be feared.
 He added that there was really no danger at any time and said that he had called for help for the purpose of showing a strong front to such In- dians as might be inclined to make trouble, to awe them and so prevent possible bloodshed.
 Now that it is all over the county authorities who responded to the call take a humorous view of the hard ships of the trip last Sunday night. but they admit that if they had known that they were only wanted to show to the Indians how big and powerful the United States was they would have upended themselves in the mid dle of the night with great deal less enthusiasm and possibly would have waited until morning before setting out. if in fact they had set out at all
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
TO STUDY MUslc-Mrs. Arth,

G. Hulett left yesterday morning for Chicago where she will spend the next two months studying music under her former teacher. Prof Leibling. who will conduct summer school. Mrs Hulett will study both vocal and piano music and it will be a great pleasure to be able to resume her studies with an old teacher. MT. and Mrs. Huletts daughter. Elnora, has gone to Los An geles. where she will spend the sum- mer with her grandma, Mrs. P. K. EIvey MT. Hulett will remain at home to take in the dollars and keep close to the soda fountain.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
AN OFFICIALLY HOT DAY
 THE RECORD SHATTERED
The Government Thermometer Marked up 117 Deerees Without inflieting Much Discomfort.

All heat records for the Salt River Valley were thrown among the has beens yesterday when at half past 2 o'clock Observer Jesunofsky apoleget- ically announced that he had let the weather get away from him. His thermometer registered IF degrees. the highest point ever indicated on government heat gauge in this To- cality.
 The official record runs back only twelve years so that there can be no satisfactory comparison between the splendid showing of yesterday with the reported performances of unoffi cial hit and miss thermometers. of earlier years. Still no old thinner has yet appeared to say that the heat of yesterday was hardly a marker to some he had felt here years ago.
 And yet it did not seem like a very hot day. A majority of people de- ceived by rather pleasant breeze which modified the situation during the greater part of the day. were fear ful that the summer was losing it's grip again and that the record break ing achievement on which it had
 
 be ingloriously abandoned. It was therefore with great satisfaction that the announcement of MT. Jesunofsky was received. There are a few people in. Phoenix lacking in patriotic pride that they did not care whether the record was broken or not but they too were glad to learn that IF degrees had been attained. They found con- solation in the fact that all this had been accomplished with so little dis comfort and in the thought that it could not get much hotter.
 The nearest approach to the inten- sity of yesterday was on an early July day of three years ago. Mrs F. H Parker said last night that at that time thermometer which has been hanging in the same sheltered spot on the back porch of her house for seven years had reached 117 degrees the highest point Yesterday it mark ed LIS. She has been a resident of the valley for twenty-three years and is of the opinion that yesterday eclip- sed all other warm days she had ever experienced. Various hot days with in that time have been compared with earlier days by means of thermome- ters which have been in use for long periods until a pretty fair degree of reliability is attached to them. Ac- <cording to neighbors of Mrs. Parker who had lived in the valley longer there was a day twenty-four years ago which they think will measure up pretty well with July 3. 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
PEACE AND QUIET
 Al Fl. M'DOWfLL
Thees is Not the Slightest .Apprehen- sion of Any Further Trouble With the Indians.

The situation at Mcdowell has grown quiet and no apprehension of trouble with the Indians is felt. Mrs. George Blount has received the fol- lowing letter of the date of July ? from her sister. Mrs. W. H. Gill. wife of the sub-agent at the reservation: eve all slept soundly last night I hope you do not fear further trouble. We are well protected and it is much the best that William and I should stay right here. There is a good feel ing among the Indians. They feel that William not only defended his own family but defended them The old Indian that received the wound in his ,es is doing nicely. He was not badly hurt. It is really a fight for right eouxness and we feel sure of success sn the end. Pray for us"
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04

The guests at the Adams yesterday were: J. Furlong. Milwaukee; k. Cor nell. Fl Paso: J. T. Harrington, Kel- win.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Julia A. Lount. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, executors of the last will and testament of Julia A. Lount deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceas- ed, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executors at 206 Phoenix National Bank building, Phoenix Maricopa county. Arizona, the office of Chalmers and Wilkinson. attorneys. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Maricopa. Arizona
 WILLIAM B. LOUNT.
 HATTIE L. KOSHER, Executors of the last will and testa-
 ment of Julia A. Lount. deceased.
 Dated Phoenix, Arizona, this 22nd day of June, 1907.