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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
VIM. L. DALEY DEAD.
Founded Denver Rocky Mountain
News in 1859.

Denver, Col, Jan. 4.-William l..
Daley, who with William N. Byers,
founded the Rocky Mountain News in
1853, died yesterday at his residence
here, after an illness of several months.
Mr.. Daley was born in Tifin, Ohio. in
1888. Before coming to Colorado Mr..
Daley was connected with newspapers
In Iowa and Nebraska. In 1870 he en-
tered the real estate business, from
which he retired several years ago.
Mr.. Daley had held several important
political offices in Denver and old Ara
phoe county. A widow and four chill
dren survive him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
sEoY. CoRTELYoU SUED.

brought u enjoln the secretary OF the
treasury from allotting s21,350. 600 of
the proposed issue of S25.000,000 OF
Panama canal bonds TO various nations
al banks the time In which Secy. Cor
telyou may tile his answer has been ex
tended TO Jan. 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
NOTED CATHOLIC PRIEST DIES

Washington. Jan. Rev. Father
Dennis j Stafford, u. D.. pastor of
ST, Patricks Roman Catholic church.
and one of the most noted divines i'm
the country, died this afternoon. fol-
lowing an operation last Tuesday. rho
deceased was AZ years OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
SILVER FOR WESTERN MINIS.

Washington, Jan. 3.--The treasury
department today purchased 900. 900
ounces Of silver for delivery In equal
amounts al san Francisco. New or
leans and Denver, at b5.5d7 cents per
fine ounce,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
vEsuvIus ACTIVE.

Naples, Jan. S.--Mount Vesuy,,s.
after a month or more OF comparative
quiet. has again resumed activity.
huge vollme OF fiame and smoke AZ
arising from the assures at tho sum
nit OF tho crater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
WIG MAKERS WIN.

New York, Jan. 4.-The wig makers
of New York last night celebrated a
double event. the recognition of their
union and the winning OF the first
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04
SAILING FOR EUROPE.
Passing OF Financial Crisis Gives 1t n
Great Stimulus.

New York, Jan. 4--Now that the
financial furry is over, hundreds of
people are sailing for Europe for tho
winter Many of them were delayed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
co PPER R
 HANDBOOK.

CHAPTERS: 25.
 SCOPE: The Copper Industry Of the World
 Covering: Copper History, Geology, Geography, Chemistry, Aineralogy, MIL ing, Mining Leaching, Smelting, Re- lining, Brands, Grades, Impurities, Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Terminoiogy, Deposits by Districts, States. Countries and Continents, Mines in Detail, Sta ustics of Production. Consumption, lm- ports, Exports, Finances, Dividends, etc
 The Copper Handbook ;s concededly
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
100000 FEET WaterPipe Cheap
ALL SIZES Twenty Five Carloads Now Be- ing Unloaded in Los
 Angeles, Cal.

10000 feet of this shipment is sec ond-hand pipe, practically as good as new, and is now on sale at a big dis count by the Adams Pipe Works, 2025 Bay street. Sizes and prices: A-inch, IF cents per foot; ssinch, 2 cents per foot; 1ainch, 21z cents per foot; A. inch, BE cents per foot; 1-inch, A cents per foot; 1Ainch, cents per foot; 11s-inch, T cents per foot; 9 inch, 9a cents per foot; 21k-inch, 15 cepts per foot; S-inch, IS cents per foot; 31z inch, 20 cents per foot; f, neh, 32 cents per foot.
 Oil well casing prices and sizes: Pinch, cents per foot; 25z-inch, 5 cents per foot; 3-inch, 131k cents per foot; 3A inch, 15 cents per foot; 31k. inch, IT cents per foot; finch, IS cents per foot. All pipe is carefully inspected, new coupling and new thread are put on every piece, every joint is guaranteed to be first class. .serViceable pipe. This pipe is sold in any amount. Small orders are givep the same attention as large ones. Mail orders promptly nlled. To reach the Adams Pipe Works in Los An geles, take car marked Pacific Boule- yard, starting east of Seventh street from Broadway. All lines will trans Ter to East Seventh street new line. Ask conductor to let you off at Bay street and go east half block. Phones, F 1877. Broadway 1264.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
The Navy and the Marine Corps are Yet Using the Old Style of the krag
 Weapon
WOULD TAKE ST, ,O0O, 900
 TO MAKE, THE CHANGE
State of Ohio is Making Great Preparations for the Ma
 tional Shoot in August
tspeeiaI to rhe Rexiewg

WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 27.- 1t is an interesting fact that the Ma tional Guard of the various states and territorics, are equipped with better rifles than the United States Navy and MIine corps The former like the army. has been armed with the model 1903, pOpuiariy known as the New Springfield. while tae navy con tinues to use the Krag. This is not, however, the fault of the naval au- thorities who would be only too pleased to change to the new rifle but, alas, there is no money available. It would cost about S1 GOO, ,000 to equip the navy and marine corps with New Springfields and as congress did not appropriate the money, and no other fund is available, these branches of the service will continue using the Krags. The teams from the navy, marine corps and naval academy will use the new rifles, the department having purchased a hundred of them from the war department, to be used in the trials now in progress and in the matches. There is a warm, but generous, rivalry between the army and the navy over these matches. and extensive preparations are being made by both services to win the na- tional trophy. The army brought firm the Philippines a dozen O. the best experts stationed there to com pete for places on the infantry and cavalry teams, while the navy has de- tached from the fleet now in Pacific waters the following. EnSigns Dortch. Doherty, Wilcox and White, and Midshipmen Osborn. Lewis, Woodward and A-nsden. They will proceed to Annapolis where the con tests for places on the naval and na- val academy teams will be held. Ear ly next month both teams will go to Camp Perry, Ohio. where they will practice constantly until the matches. The army teams will be trained at Fort Sheridan and Fort Ethan Allen, and then proceed to Camp Perry. Last year the navy team won the trophy and a midshipman won the national individual rifle and the na- Tionsl pistol matches. The army pro poses to carry off the honors if pos
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

speakers may be overcome by exer- tion. and it is necessary to be prepar ed for such emergencies
 In attendance at the convention will be twenty-five of the most skilled and prominent physicians and surgeons in America. who are officially designat- ed, honorable medical officers. They are recommended to the .sergeant-at- arms by national committeeman of the states in which they reside, or are selected by the sergeant-at7arms upon his own knowledge of their abii- ity and standing.
 The emergency hospital always is located at point in the hall conven. tent to the working forces of the con. vention, and it is supplied with stimu- lants and drugs of all kinds that might be demanded Trained nurses and stretcher-bearers will be on duty to assist the medical men.
 At the Chicago convention there were not less than twelve emergency cases each day. but no such record is possible in Denver.
 From this explanation of details it well be seen that it is no small matter to conduct a national political conven- tion. Aside from the regular business of the convention there is world of details in the work of looking after the comforts and welfare of delegates and spectators. All this is under the immediate control of the sergeant-at. arms. This important official antici- pates everything He is held respon- sible by the committee on arrange ments and results alone are counted. Excuses are not tolerated; he must deliver the goods. Colonel Martin has delivered the goods for so many years that he is fixture in Democrat ic national conventions.
 The national committee on arrange nsnts arrived in Denver June 22. and will remain on duty here until the convention adiourns. Headquart- CTS of this committee as we'll as the office of the sergenat-at-arms, will continue at the Albany hotel, but the headquarters of the full national com mittee will be at the Brown. Former Governor John E. Osborne of Wyom- ing will continue in charge of the ar. engagement committees headquarters at the Albany, and will work in con junction with the Denver committee which has headquarters at the same place The national committee will meet al the Brown hotel on July 6.
 ---D-~
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

State of Texas is established beyond per adventure.
 Our reputation for honest. fair. square dealing and our record of re- markable cures is unparalleled Ton will make grave mistake i you place your case with anyone else for treatment, before seeing us and con sulting us about your troubles Don't throw away your money for treat ment backed by claims only. but seL treatment backed by iHdisputable FACTS. To aid you in investigating as to who are the best and most re- liable Specialists, we desire that you inquire of the leading banks, business men, and commercial clubs through out the State, as to who of all Special ists should be entrusted with the treatment of your case. These sen- tlemen know us, if not personally, by reputation, and their advice Go you will leave no doubt in your mind as to who is the most reliable Special ist in the country, treating the mala- dies of men.
 The TERRELL MEDICAL INSTITUTE is chartered under the laws of Texas, is owned by graduated physicians who nave cOmplieu "ith aA tiie -deulcd1 Laws of the State, are legally registered and can show you more diplomas, State Board Certificates and more and better endorsements than any other Institu- ton in Texas. Our Institution has a President whose name always appears in our newspaper announcements, and when you employ us to treat you, you at least know with whom you are deal ing.
 The secret of our success in the treat ment of all chronic diseases is 8 COR RECT DIAGNOSIS. Our chief aim in the correction of any disorder is, FIRST, ascertain the cause: SECONDLY, re- move 1t; and THIRDLY. repair the broken down. disintegrated and dis eased tissues thus effecting LASTING CURE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
NERVO-VITAL DEBILITY


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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
SPECIFIC LOOD POISON

Prompt kind that  baths sPee potash and other I mixtures and
 
   ect and purity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
HORACE ]. STEVENS

u SHEHDON BUILDING,
 goU0HToN. xicH-. C. 6 A
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
TERRELL MEDICAL INSTITUTE, INC.

The Oldest, Longest Established Most Successful and ReI able Specialists, the Best Equipped Offices, the Best Stocked Laboratories, Offer You the Best Most Modern SkilfuI and Successful Treatment of Any Other Institution in the Great
 Southwest.
 An
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 Endorsed by Governors, Mayors, Judges, Lawyers Ministers, Commercial Clubs Bankers and Business Men in General. The Founders of the Genuine Pelvic Methods, that Have Stood the Test of Time. The Specialists Behind the Worlds Best Treatment For the Special Pelvic Diseases and Weaknesses of Men
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

cATARRH RUPTURE, CANCER, scRoFULA, EPILEPSY NERVOUS DECLINE, BLOOD LOST VITALITY LOSSES AND DRAINS ERRORS OF DEVELOPMENT STRUCTURE, eLEET VARIcocELE, HYDRoCELE, and CHRONIC RECTAL, GENI- To-URINARY OTHER PRIVATE PELVIC DISEASES and WEAKNESSES of MEN UNDER A WRITTEN LEGAL GUAR
 ANTEE OF A POSITIVE AND LASTING CURE
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
We Employ No Substitutes.

THIS IS THE oNEY MEDICAL IN- STITUTE IN THE STATE EM- FLOWING ELECTRO THERMo HY- WsRo PHOTO MECHANIC PNEMo AMT npGANIC THEPApN IN THE
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

A western railroad l3- just ci-- deTed fifty new locomotives EYi. dently returning prosperity has decid FG to get something of move on.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
WE CURE:


 
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

Many advertising variety here permanency this Institution
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
WORLDS STANDARD REFER
 EMEE Rnnk 0M CnPPER


 THE MINER ueeos the pood for the facts it gives him regarding Geology. Mining, Copper Deposits and Copper Mines
 THE METALLURGIsT needs he book for the facts 1t gives him regarding cop per milling, teaching. smelling and re- fining.
 TUE COPPER CONSUMER needs the book for every chapter 1t contains. It tells what. and explains how and why.
 THE INVESTOR IN COPPER SHARES cannot afford to be without it. The Copper Handbook gives statistics and general information on one hand, with thousands of detailed mine de- scriptions on the other, covering the copper mines of the eHtire world and the 40 pages of condensed gtatisti- cal tables alone are worth more than the price of the book to each and every c5zner Of copper mining shares
 PRICE: 6.c9 in buckram with gils top. e FEB fn fun library morocco.
 TERMS: The most liberal Send no money but order the book sent you. all carriage charges prepaid. CD one weeE,e approval, to bs returned 1 uDsatisfao- tory, ue paid for if t suffs Can yor afford not o zee tks book ard tudgs fof yo1rsen cf sta value ts gouf
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 HORACE ]. STEVENS n sHEADoN BCILDINo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

Sincoln II, Itcb., =. SSlli. - Gbos.
u. Solpne bon Hclu 3)orf, Der elm er.
fl0rtcr 9elperber nm Die oenlofrotl.
ide Domination oils 8ice-E rGlioen.
mo Elm otter perionlider Srellno oea
Serrn 9rpon lit, bate nit Dem Seb'
tcrcrl, Der i'm crlunrtet bate, cine I'm
tcrreoung Die cine bolbc Stunbe hin.
ter bartholomew Sbiire buucrte. Sr.
@rDon iprad) lid iiber Die llntcrrc.
Dung niht aus, Somlte CAB ober oel,
Vcridtcritnttcrn gegenilbcr ST., boB
i;d oieielbe Inn ieinc Gonoibutllr, 10.
mic aud inn Die Elattiorm gcorcbt
hobe. Gr Gllberte lid, Neip. yorf lei
Der ylogiife" Stoot, aus lpelheln
Ser fir oaS observation-disclosures 81
9tominirenoc fonlnen miilie. Sreun'
DC IN ollcn Sbeilen bcs 2unbes bat,
ten ibm lire llnteritiibung iiir feline
@encrbung 5ugeiihcrt, uno er bob,
lCine 3%uItimmung oa5u, bob iein go.
me in Goriblag 9cbraht merbc, crit
Damn gegcbcn, nodocm linn bon fiji
rcnoen Senlofraten bon SEEN. Worf
natoriidli6 3uIihcrunacn 81 tbei1
aeiporoen ieien. 9e5iiglid Der gb-
Irbniung Der observation-disclosures,
Domination ourh Hidter 9rap, Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
9hB-Guaiiion.


Sc0olin NO >, &nli. - 3mci
&crioncnBiigc Der Miiiiouri Yociiic.
Nobn ltno oui ihncQer Gohrt aus
cntgegenaeiebtcr Hittuma bcltte Nor.
gen 5luci Wtcilcn 0itlid non anobno.
tier, Mo, nit pcrnjhtcnocr @eluolt
Recommendations. !tod orn uorlie.
qrnocn nod 1%ln9c1Ollcu W~tCl0un9cn
fOurocn licbct Ecrioncn 0ct0otct urO
cine gruBc gll5obl trlrQ &trlceult0cu
huport.
81 Eoio, Ger. - lli. = t. Gin
Ncrioncr5lt0 Der Gcroa II. Eociiic-
Nnbn lit bel @orndJo, Yer, 1870 Mel.
len 6ltlid) BON bier, an elmer STEELE,
no lhlpcrc Hc0cn0iiiic ooa @clciic
cilSGcluoihcn bottcn, cnt9lciIt. Git
Sotonlotioc ulo 5ipCi Mo0cu itiir5tcn
bonn @nbnooW1m bi1ob. 0rr &ofo.
rnotiuiiibrcr, Der Nciicr uno rinc MI.
5obl Euiiogicrc iin0 pcrunNliidt. Die
qCnauc 3obl Scr @ct00tctcu mo Ser
lcBten, bic III bcll lriinlHlcrn 0cS 3rt-
0cS lic8en lit nod nid]t crm.ittclt.
Gin @rtro5ug NIT 0ottorCn ino elmer
%iliSnlonnibolt al Noro lit llod ocnl
Sdauplob ocS llngIild9 n%bgciobrCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Befdnntmddungeu
Tepartemcut iiir biicutlihc siderDeit-Naaicu
Cub, Scpartemeut oco Wcbnuoes Snipciturs.
giircuuS, 1atbbGuo.

ulllmor C.. 20. ,Nltit 1908.
WtAchote iucrneu Cltige0cn acnOnlnIei Don
Der DuulrnItbeb6roc Der Sinoi Baltimore litr
cinct clcttriibcn elcpator i'm @eiGnaniB Der
Siubt Baltimore tit ocn GebrauO Oct @cidlgs
uiRsEeb6roc.
9~tlpebotc miiiicu in rcriiCacIten Goubcrtcn.
%norciitrt an nen nNuarn nr NlmGroS Of NGltis
more Gin" mo nit Der glufihrtlt - Fropoinl
ior electric @leOntur at Baltimore Gtt0 Sail"
uuf Der glibctiritc pcricbcn, 0ru. 4. Scuel
Ibontaa. GtGhtzltcGiiird;or. lit oeiiCll Nitredl int
NtuihbnIs unt uocr Dor II llhr &urmitiugo am
10. Jili 1908 iibcrrcihi lucroeu.
Seoenl NnpChut Illb ciIl All ocrl Wt1hor lItn
SiaotrntD bon Baltimore idblGGrcr certiii5irter.
Gui cine uGlcnrillG So~uic"s@Gnf aciuaeler Sbcd
iiber $500 ~heipetiiNt ieir.
Ter er'olgreibc Nictcr mub WiirAidnft iicllen
mo Den NeiiinitllltAcn oeS itiotiibeu ebarterS
bc3i9tid 9puiraiie lufionlmelt,
ScibrmnNcn mo SpcJiillGtinocn ijntcl am
oocr nan nrltt 2. 5uli 1908 i'm @iircai oes
@cbGnocsS nipetfurS beIidiipt pet6en.
Sic @ebiroc bebdlt itb oue hcht Dor, irGeno
Elm ODER Glle Wnaebote AZ Oerlperter.
. ,, Gn)pgrp ., Yrcftur,
@cbiioc SnfpcIior.
@encbnii0t
Z. @arrB Wnbuut,
WidDur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
VailcD bcm 8camtcn cntidDlipft.

Euerto Gortc& Son0uraS,
=. Sult. - Srancis Is. 0ailcp, Der
Vr0itoent ser export Chipping
Company Of Nep. Scricp," melter
:uiommcu NIT ieinem @ruocr hilbert
W. 9nilep, Charles s. $. WiDcrS
uno GopitGn albert Orlep geitern Il.
Sflnt bon 2ieutenaltt y. 8. VeerD
pom HemsDorfer Eoli5eiocpartenlent
an @oro bes norlpeaiiden G%nmpicrs
ulltitein" 9ebrod)t mllroe, lit lette
9toft in einem fleinen 9oote Dieoer
ourdgcbronnt. Oos Boot, melhes
er bcnubt bottc, lit belttc Morgen an;
Stronbc geiunoen poroen. Soloa.
ten iid)en Ole Siin1pic uno @ebol5e
III Der G1bc nod oem IIiidltling nb.
Ger amerifaniihe aoninl albert W.
9ridmooo bat idorie M~aBnabmeit
crgriifert INN 6eS 3liidtlgen pieocr
hdbbdft 5l mcrocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Gcpnrtcmcnt fir uiicntlide sihcrbeii.
cub cpnrtemeut Der SeurrsE ~ re.

NnIiimurc, -. sunni 1908.
Gerieaelte gllacbote. an ben yNpor6 Of
gtparoS" %1oreiitrt, lperhei I'M 8ilreau bcs
Carbohydrates RatbtnI5. bis II llbr nor
,nitiaGs. ON Miittipudi, ben 4. Snii 1908, emit
gcGeu aenomnelt. fir bic giefermna uuii 100
@an,eprn standardization, Baltimore etan.
barb.
Spe6iiiiatiOucn iperoen uuf GrIl6en bon hem
GeIretdr oce 6Cier'S eparieiaent3 aeIiefert. Sin
beglnihigter Gbed hes WieterS in Sdbc bon
$500, 6aIlbar an oen liapur ulo Staotraib bon
Baltimore nltf elmer aGleuring Somfe". 9innf.
lnuh ieoeni ~slIlRebot ~bei1cnigi iein. Ea5 Re6t
blclbt oorhcbattert irgcno iuclde ubcr alle Nns
0ebote al bCrperfcn.
IN AuiirnGc Der Bcbbroe
y. %. @ittuiou.
Seircidr.
Wciidti1i:
I. Barn Wabppf,
Rriiioert Der Sontrafis pcbdroc.
(Suni25. 2G.27, 90 80, SuIi1 ,2,3,4,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
SpiritnOicn . 2iecnSrn.
9iitr Nj.

Die nd6ioI1tuN QcHuuliel ECrioncn rcthtell
Ecliltolcu fir SrGuSirrtrunq ctner G%noctail'
Sptritnuicn.Siccn porl /. Mtdt 1905 an EN-,
TAGS nm II llbr. cntfhicoen mcroen IpirN.
Fr0teitC nliliicu his Srcitnd. oclr II. Snlt 1905.
- Ubr 4ttidda, ctnNerctht peroen. Sorunl'
larc !ultltclt. lucllit NrpitnfAt. in hletcnt NitrcdIl
crlanGi lpcroct.
gNo ihiuofuu Wnmff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Erfan in Sntauia.
%iclc Sdiifc Dcfcntcrt; iibcr GOO
Wcnld]cn crtrlntcn.

Gictorin .. e., =. SlrIi. - Ger
bier ol18cfonmcnc Nnnpicr nGulprC3
u Gbino" brinnt Nodriht, BOB nab,
reno zines fltrdtborcn Sturmco I'M
&nicn pon Notopiu, Scr Nollptitaot
ser nicberlGnbiid)cn Snicl &ouu, cine
N(n5obl Nootc, nit uicIcn 2cltten an
Norb, gctcntcrt iino. Mdbrcnb Die
lln0liidIiden, Iultt nm NiilIc ruicn0,
I'M @olier nit Dem So0c rallacn,
tonltc ibnen uon Sen iucnigcn BOO
ten, sic Dem NcrOcrbcn cntaingcn,
teinc &iIie gc6rod)t ipcroen, bn JIG
bis 5ur 6i,bcritcn 6oiiunQStroit idon
nit Shiiibriid)tgen iibcriiiQt morcn,
TicIe mltrOcn bon Noiiii6en, Die IN
irncu @emGiicrn ihlpGrmcn, IN Ole
2icfc ge5oacn.
Nur so Der decentralization iprrocit
Gcrcttct mo ii6er GOO Ycrioncn or.
tronfcn. Nod togclong nod Scr
id)rcdlidcn Scimillduung 0ob oo&
Wccr feline Spicr bCrullS; 800 2cihcn
wurhcn an Den Strono gcipiilt, picle
lporcn bon Soiiiidcl ueritiimmclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

Yirrau Der trnHenburhbrnhs.G cmmiidrc.
0aIttmore, 10. Sini 1908.
Ste StrGbctoirdlbrlldbs 3 Gonimiiiire MAIDEN
bterlntt IN llcbcreitiiintmurg nit Dem g'allis
more Stnois6bartcr. 500. glbidnitt, 6tiannf.
bnI lie bic erite s%ierianumllfig Gni Wlpnta1, ben
ID. Suii 1908, 8urmittaas fl itbr, in oCm
Iiircat Der 9omlniiidre. @oens SebdiIoe, GeIitgs
ton mo @ouioaD' Strnhe. n0baIiet perorli. nm
bic Gullmadt nus5iiiben iilo Die ibner ibers
iraGenel urlh bon ibncit berlungien 9Sflibtcu
SrOriniitg oct 6cntuu. StraRc, uun Der siioIette
ber Ncitimurc'1trnbc bio Sur Siioisite Der
Sombaro.2 traRe, IN aenrdb Der an s. Suni 1905
ilrier3eihnctet Serorolila gir. i40 ocs WiuDur5
illlo Siaoiruibo bon Baltimore.
SameS 8. Smttb,
Nuilrpo VI ySutts.
&tliam e. Ntiuuoo.
9olnmiitire.
0macue y. Nuogers.
(Suni1t.ts.25 %. SnIi2.W GIerr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
5iuans Nns,uciS.
Staat Marplaub.
9treau bcS Sd,aRmetHerS
7 II II q = 0 7 ,, Mo-, 7. Mil IVUt
&alnu5 I'M 2dInBumt sos, 93i.15.

"'Nea ~ "
aunHpplt&, no, =. ,uli 1905.
SoInu5 int snogamt S109,93i.15.
Wterctnnlo' NGtIoiul Buli bon
Baltimore. mo. 1924, 16l,S so
Srliie NaltonnhNant BON Snlil'
more. Mo. 100000. 10
1be National Nunt ut Commerce
bon Baltimore, ND. ......,.... 3,Ol3.6O
more, Mo. 1921
gallundI llmun l'anf Of Wiarplano
Baltimore, no. .......,...... 3.032.17
1be Rational Uiurlue Baui bon
baltimore. NO. ..,.,........ 3,312,Bs
Ibe %giallonaI Wtettuutcs' 8ant bon
baltimore. Mo. .............. 1885,. 90
Stiie Nnilolia s2'nnf boa g'ultls
more. Mlo. 3,53s.42
baltimore, Mo, .............. 4.SG7.5l
9iatlonal 9~tbalgc Hdnf bon Bal
iinIore. liib. ................. 3,7Gg. 9S
Farmers ano NicrrbGnis' J~taliUnGl
punf bon Baltimore, Mb. 1t,t10.lt
Giii5elS' g~lotIpnal gnnf bon l'ul'
iinore, Mo. :. ............. 4,0i7.00
Commercial nuo FARMERS yiailo..
nal Nnnt bon Baltimore. DID 32.73G,72
Slo 1orpu ytqiiolal Nant Don
Baltimore. mo, ,.....,...... l.t05.5s
@iarulauo National aaIt Don BAL
abe SisreanitIe s'ari BON gialii. a
SurtorO National gGui bon ael
Wlr, NO. ....!. ...,....... 4,3o2.O3
Spette ytaiional : Naltt pom bel
Farmers s%iational SAM BON
Ini'nnolt@ NO ...,. lo,3'4.OO
Torbeifer NdftonalaN bon Cans
btloge, Mo. :. ............ $500 20
Sdrrlers amo Wtertbnnls' Nnilo'
nal 9uuf bon Cambridge Do. 3700.4G
Union 9~iaitolni Ndni bon peit'
miriter. No. ............. 11,D7572
5armers' ano Wierbanis Sani
bon Salisbury, no. ........... 3,2G5.m
Srlie NnitpliulsHanf bon Slou'
9lu, NO. 35.4sI.OS
Sritte 9iaiionaI.Y'nnt bon Gums
b~erlnito. lJih. ......,......... 4.5s3.tS
9be secono g%iatioial sani bon
Cumberland, Mo. -. ......... 100000
abe National Nnnt bon Bort Be
poitt. APo. ............... 2.93s.i5
gnnioit Nolionul Snni bon ean'
ton, Nh. .....:......:.... 2.4i4.s0
grfie 9atioual'sani bon Gntons'
bile, ND. .............. 4,077.l3
abe giii5ene' Diailoual tsinf bon
Salon g)iiaiionaI tant uc, Cation, '''''
Nih. 3,5i2.s4
9be FARMERS nnb .Jlerdnhis' 9in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

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