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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Mcricth in idlcdlte @cicaiAaft.

Nr. Ghomoa @cnnctt IN elmer &lrtDs
ihuit an Der CitErott.S trcBc
bon 0rci MQrmcrn iciner 9oor.
ifoit bcrullbt. &erlmGlildte
am ieIben Sagc. 3pei Der
M}iIictbGtcr IN ben @GnOcn Der
HoIi5ci.
lleber traltrige ~Griobrlul9cn ,Gte
SIR. GGolnuS Bennett bon 9}r, ~,
Sii0sG arroutou-N ncnue, elm Ntgc
TELLER 0c& @aIicr-G epurtement3, Dor
einiqcr 3cit mofte, er50bItc ocrlelDs
0eItern in Der oitIihcu Noli}ciltutton,
oils @eorge SoGon bon 9A, 2li9,
Oit.Gbaie. StroBe, Dem @id,ter @nr'
lun0 rulter' Der Acknowledging por9e
fiibrt mllroc, oracblih @rll. Tcntlett
Tim $40 bernllbt III haben, Ncrr yen
nett holte ith on %. Sftobcr Slo
non elmer @ort, nm cine Ncd)rlll0
III 6cSablcn. Nuf)6em cr EcBterca
0ctburL. pcrbIicb linn ct1Da& Itber $50.
Gr troi 3uidllig init NO0Nn mo 5rpel
anoCrcn Nt0mncrn 5u%lurHnlcr, meld)e
i'm IN cine @irtbidait al Der DIT
|rntt Stru6c nobmcn. 9tuh6cm ou3
uierbl1ttcrigc &lCcblutt 0ti Soften
genuett'S iid oil ullcrban0 @etr0ns
fen Niitlid) gctbnn, Iicb lid) oo''clbe
IN ciucm Ncbcn5immcr ser gSirtb'
idnit VI. einem Shl0i6cn nicoer.
Ms sic @eiellId}oit titri Dor Wtitter.
nod)t non Dem Mirtb 5llm ScrloIlcl
Der @irtbihoit muigcIorocrt luuroe,
mod)tc Ncrr 9cnnctt Die Gntbcfuuh
oob ibm Senlonb ieine &eIte ger
ifnitten ulb aus oerielben ieiu gan.
dcs @elb geitoblcu bate. Gr bcrid).
iete Den Serluit oem Eoli5iitenG Quinn
bonn oitlidm Tiitrift mo llldJtc iih
Oonm IN Der neutrality-suspicious.
lnge Der StroBcnboDn ? 8cIeuldaIt
Elm Titbcplobder, aber 1ln1llitllhers
neiic in ser NGbe elmer Ganpirobre.
sis frr5 ooroui ciu Sei5cr Comp
o6lie6, mrr0c or iGmmcrlid) Der
briibt mo mnlBtc nah Dem Staot.
Soipitol gebradt mer6erl, no or lid
icitocm beiuno. Nm Sag nad Oieler
un%liebiomcn G~rfobrung @ennett'S
iullrbe So0m perboitet inb iiir Elm
ipciteres &erb0r inter 9iirgihoit oe,
iteQt 6n Bennett oas Soipitul nidjt
p~erloiien tonnte. @ei Der geltrigen
&erballbllng beitritt Soqolt ieOc
&enntnib bon Dem 9iebitobl, Grnoes
Sergeant Hiefner iiibrte a6cr 5lpcl
Heger ms 6el0, ipeldle beboupteteIt,
bllrd ein 6enIter Der obenerpGbntel
@irtbidait beobud)tet 5ll boben, mic
ailgeblih Sogon Srn. @ennett be.
roubte mo oaS 8clb eitem i%eiller
8c9leiter einbdnoigte. siti bieIe 9til-
goben bin itelte Eli5ciridyter @nr.
lono ben Iugelduloi9ten inter $500
9iirgitoit fir bas @erihtsocriabren
int0 erlieB 5ligleidl Saftbefeblc fiir
Die beioen 9egleiter oes 2ebterell.
Gincr OericlbcrL Stepben Sllrp, cit
Aegcr BON Scr. 101, 8eitsSiteroz
StraBe, Der iid ober iuegen ieincr
beller Soutforbe ols @eiben ollsgibt,
lpllroe bereitS geiteru slbeno an Der
Siio . Soporb.S traBe oilr6 Den
&unoe.S ergeonten 8ieiner oufge.
grifiell nno III Der oitlidelt 8oIi5ci-
itotion cingeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Nie ipll bic Nlusmaidinc Bcisen?

~ ariiber inns lid, sic Tron56iiid1cn
@elehrtcri nod ,lidlt Cillig, l,no Die
Wit9lieoer Der frolt5oiiitcn afooe
mic, beneii man fiirjIih Oicie Eoftor
rage por9eleet bntte, bobct Die Der
'd)iencnIten lle,taebiloctcn @0rter
poraeid)loger. Seoit Midcpin lit eir
eiiriger @erfedItcr 'beS @ortes ,ale.
rion". bos hltrd) ieilcn @ofolrcid,-
tlm beitid)t; DC @oguc id,Iltg .ico.
rier" Dor, oaS fir Ole aeltner bes
floiliifcn gltcribnms Gin Gnt,iideE
lit; @onotair iflng Gas tehniid)
flingenhe ynerpinobiIe" Dor. lu1brerto
9aocoan iirtb 9oaFt Serbien oos
.oerp" ais Geitenitiif i5nm State
oorihIueen ,9scitere @eriHl1gt rea.
rem Die @ortcr: .%aeronei, outopla.
neuie. oeren. motonol ocromoto. mo.
toplono."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Gin Sod gennB mliB bic
MeBeliuppe 9erpclen iein, welAe Serr
Senrp @obel in leincm bright
Sigbt".Saus an Der 5. 9(penle, BAL
tlmores9 ountp, am lebtcn Mittluod
obbielt, benn geitern mllroe in Der
Stabt nod ougemein oouon gcipro.
den. Wit eilem SdnoIscn Scr
3uu9e ~er5Gblten geItern Die Sbeilneb.
nler on Der Meteliuppe Geucn, mel.
DIE Den S1maits perpabt bntten, bon
Den ioiti9cn 9iIien, Die linen in Sru.
80bel'S NcItallrolt porgelebt murOen,
o. WuB id nnter II den loi.
len. - Nad) eirer Iangeren 9crn-
tblrrq bobcn Die Hifter bon Der ober.
iten ItG0tiidcn @%eridtsbonf cntlhie
ben. bob Stootslenotor Gompbell,
lpeldcr bel Dem llnfoa Der ,@oibs
in9ton, Baltimore uno annupoliS
9abn" nobc Camp Yorole perleet
inllroc mo bonn Die Giicnbobn fir
$4,000 SdoOcnerlob perfloaie, iid
bon eincnl rmporteiild)en Nrjt, Der
bonn @cridt nit Scr 3uitinmmn0 oeS
al1ger& ernonnt miro, m,teriltdc!t
lniien mllB.
3urlettcn n Ii + c gebcttct.
- Gin grobes S~roueraeiolgc 9clcitcic
geitern Nad)mittng sic irbilhc Siillt
bes nm Mittluod) I'M sltcr bon nohc.
5l y Sobrcn pcritorbcncn Srn. Scr.
mann Mnrtini bon oclicn @pbnin1
SIT Grange am EotopScp,9tcf ans
nod Dem Ylft. Carmel 6rieobofc."
no oieiGlbe ms title @rob 0cienTt
ipliroc. nud)oem Eaitor u. q. Ster9rr
bon Der beutid,cn 0rcieinigfcito Sir,
dc cinen ergrciienben Srousrgottr&
Dienit gebnlten batte. am Wrab lana
oos pont Seritorbencu a%egriiRbctc
rWartini Quartet" BIZ GborG nd,
DAP nit bongen aIagen" urN "a
ullten lit SSriebe." Inter ben piclcl,
itiib ~foiibaren &lnnettTtiifen5 neIds
ben @rabesbiieel idJmiidtcl, bciollo
iid) ELI trod)tuolles aiiien BON ocni
eben e~ripabrlten yMortini. Guortett."
Die leBte, gbre als 9obrtudtr1ocr
erluisien Dem Serltorbeuen bon Scr
.Steuben.9og ger. 81, 81. Of a." sic
SS. Chr. Nttgoll. Srar5 alein uno
2ouis SroftS nno pom Martini
Quartet" Sic $50. @ni. Steinpcoel.
8olentim Cobb unb sliia. Scltmler.
nnb ais Observation-Disclosures fuitgir.
ten Die $50. eounfo appel, anrl @or.
Iis, Bris Dol, Der Sepbe, Sd. 6. 0eb.
barbt, Gb. SoBftfb uno 1T. Builder.
Sr. Martifti inrrbr am %. Sonuor
1897 Iii &erbIf, SrrsoetBnm anbaIt'
GeiiuiL .eeborpn. Sein 2eheiSlaui
lplirSe bereits int sGfntidlen GORE.
iponoenten" peroffentlid)f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

oSosmoutQo'2" EIortcn ldIlcBcn l1d).
Ser IeBte (og bringt @}ulien-
bciud 0eS Gllbliflm2 llno Hieien
llmiab. - Ser Heingcmim mag
Die 00be pom $4,000 crreiHen.
@or Oas aeitern 2lbcn0 ciu Sc
orange unO @emoqc I'M oGoamopil
la" Ger 9ciuh Oc9 Icgtcn Cages
iibcrtrni pirtlitb u,lb Ole b0hitgc,
idrol1btcn GrluurtuuNcn Scr Nrrun
qcrrc. SIS mnr aeru0c, ola (ucnll
ScOer. Der nod nidt @eleacnbctt &c
bubt bate, lid, nit Den Serrlihfclten
DiciCs pl0blid int Der ,Spric" rntltOn-
Ocncu 3ullbcrreidco ~pcrtrultt 5t ma
den, Dies geitcru %nud)Albolcn per
ildtc, acrabc OI2 oh Sober Gngitli@
bcnitbt mar. nod iein Sd)crfIein III
elmer gllten Sad)c bei5utrogeM beupr
iid Die Eiortcn Oe9 giNontild)cngSobI
tbGtigtcit2 ltutcrncbmcnS 5llm lcb'
ten Wtulc ihloliet. lln0 0ic &o1tf
Init, 6ie "a olic beiceltc, mlb Die Yin
itrcngungcu Der ihoncn &crtduicrin'
nett ihrc Moorcn Il tout prir an 0cl
Yfonn i'll hril9eu!
Weitcru beiliQtC luirfIldl Der 3lucd
sic Mittcl; 0u blittcu sic NlIQcn nod)
nicl perbciBcn0cr bu muBtCn Die ret
5enocn Nofpfo IUmhcL Die bIon
Dcn @retd)cn nod pici r%ithrcnocr IL
bitten, iid nod uicl umpl0crlteblIder
gu mod)cn. Ma, lie lptrNcll mclllg'
ltcnS bcloDut iiir lore WtiibC, Scr I'M
InB NOR cir acknowledgements, mo
mas porbcr nidlt ~oQcNon8el" ndr,
0oS mllrnc in Ocu ip0tcn Nbcn0Itltn'
0cn ollf Dem ~Nuftionanc1c lp$gt
itloqcn, 10 ooB om Shluiie monhc
fIuae Game lid nidt nit llnrcd)t
6ca Bargains" rilbl1len tonlltc, Den
lie IN .Goamouila" crbaItell.
Gle ARRANGEMENT Gonlite'@ lulo
ole llcbrigcn Die nl DEM 3ulton0cs
fonmcn oea llntcrncbnlel2 nlitgcor
bcitct, oiiricn bette nit Stolj nlf ihr
@erf %Suriidblidcu. Sic boben eincn
u1gcobutcn Griolg cr5iclt lno bent
n&eim iiir unbcilburc Sdminoiildtt
&C" cin biibidc9 Silnnlhcn 6ltges
menoct. Notiirlih >uorcn Die llnfo-
item Oco No5ora tcinc 0eringclt; bod
bcItcbt Die beoriinOetc @oiiuung, hob
ole SdGbung cinigcr GNmcn pom9o.
mite, lucld)c Den uproualidltlld)cli
Heingepinn ouf $1,000 bis $4,000
ongcberL ungcfdbr Oos Gihtigc trof.
9os Yromcltoocr Golljcrt, Dos
geItern Ibeno itottIonO, bc0c0netc
lpieoer begeiltertcrtcr N%lliuobntc Sci
tens oca ErblifumS, ,b%cIonoera Die
Soliiten Sri. @ertbo Sbiclc (@oric), !
Sr. Gorl Neumonn (@orn), @r. y.
@rigbt 9ticolS (Sr1el) nrb Sr.6rlb
Saul (Gioline) murocn 0ilrdl bcr3Ii
d)en 9eifol geebrt,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Hatto1Ia[ 9onfen.

gflttO1lQI . UUIIGH.
.gas cis InipH s%3ati0rai Sauft.. Sob. uno
@reter~2!rabe. Succh u. Scot, Braitet!lt;
Senrg l.. Reoue, %Stalitrer.
r3Wette 9iatiuEcGSanf," 352 Gabrtroaolpap.
aS. 8. gSdGucr, Suihrc.,
q, a7Isrt s~aitnna( slari," IL 9tutosGtfdlp@Str
10. harriet s%tdiitrer.
yIritte National Gdut" eie baltimore limo
gtori0sStruBe.
rurmer5 d Ntrhauts' RastunGl ssui, ="
$nutbs uno qomhurosStraBe.
sInwerciai a. Snrmcr5' NdttSRnl baht,"
sf ,tpeitsGde SoiuarH. UNI @eraIGEsStIdBe.
s.. j. pGloruin, NaliiIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Baltimore 0ampf Yafct So.

Ste Ser. Staaten.Soft befbrbernb.
eamsfer .girainia" tueu),. yaiabama."
y8eurgin," ,stuneNee".
9ampfer fabrcn idsIiG eonntass ausaenOu,.
men. bon ben r8ni.9iuie~ s9ters, Er, f0-tS
eightsstrase, $50 gb.rbS, hireft rnb Oh
Roint Comfort, giorfoIf, Rorismputb uno al1en
Euriten Ses Siine1S. 8erbtnoung In Oh
8otnt Comfort nit Der &c. s. Q. etfenbapn".
benz ~eeaDoar6 gir Sire% ioIiSem Suee mao
Portsmouth uno 9ttIartn. On Rorfoff Rerbtn.
oing nit Der s%e(tlanttc gcalt Cine RorfcH
unh tpefIih uno y0IS SpmInion Cine" na4
Nelpbsrn, 8afbtngton G.'&., Rttntonb. 3D.,
unn Teipsgori.
MabI8eiten nah ruropdittem gIane. luru,
rtoie aniiiten5imruer, e~Iefirifbe 9eIeudtuna,
Sampfbei5une. @oien fret. Seferbtrt. aaihttn.
Itmnier in ben Piuet'eiirealr Der Dab Cine
gtr. 107 SftsPuTtimoresSirabe: SIR. 50e-50S,
9tabtsstrnbe; Q. ~. 9. Stfice, sfbottse6e be-:
Baltimore. urb gnIbertsStrabe; continental
1riift 9uiloing" unb aIbausbS Rr. 108, .Norbs
CHARLES StraBe.
Sehu b. Sbertupuo, q, Syp0a,
%icesQrdf. Il. nsManaaer. Sen. .EaF. .Aeenf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Elum6ing, SURFACES, Ranses unb
Sefen 9an6cfen uno Ninnen.
Bennett Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
MNnnfntel,

Abulph Gut6crlst, sredtaunlpalt. gr. 10, Oft.
@~ertn8tnHSirnbe. Is. 4 y. RboHe, ct. Eaul
j30. .9f. .s
Garhdrt etimeT, Ue3tsdupa!t, luton Srl't
Building, Baltimore no. 8eioe Selcpbo1e.
0ari u. ~. SdloiV, i2G. .t22 Gatus3niiatnN
@uitauus strrp, 26l. .26A GGIuert Vuiiotn0.
j. ISM Srtmnni. III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Wormor. un0 Grantt.3 erfs.
Y. titaartuer & s6hue, TIA. .7ts SSeft 9dltt.
i1DresStTabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
ErnIt Gompndnien.

,DlarpiaHo srHt Co.," gtprbpeItssde gnlnert'
uHo BermansG!raBe. BrteI Serih, Brdis
bent; 8. :. 2iuimernutr. Geiretdr; Carroll
Ban geb. Shubmeliter.
Baltimore trut 4 guaraItsr &c." eGlttabIs
UuiloiHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

aupferidmie0e uno plumbers.
3Jan Sabsrt, TIA Tbames. Strabe. g. 4 3.
2elepbpn: 0olte 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Reconsideration, 31iiren. GenIter'
robmen, &o0eH etc.
Samss g, SDNtr & Co., ll5 uuo III Caste
n~eriaaGtrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Gpar 0Qnten,

,Deutfdhe searbnut unu SaitimoIe," Guitars
uni gaItimprcsStrnBe.
ct. Snmes Spnr5auf, BalItWOrssS4tube ufo
guitouls3 DuiesglGeUue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
NDHUl VtNC VIHt
nadl YhiInoelphta unb Wetps

reit SIM GebraI6 In Der Gamblers urb mpt-
HohuIsStdtion I'M 1000 Ibenos.
Heieroiruna bon Rdnm in SfIaf' ober pdrs
Ior.9SapaonS. Speiiernter etc. iueroeu fn1en
beioret per Selcphpn in alien foIgeroet gtuets
Wiireaur. Charles iino RaltiuIpres5trabe, g. &
a. ct. Raul 1924, ober NO. eourtlnno 1901;
wt. HobaIsS tafton, G. q g., MI. 8ernon 1928;
GdmoensS tntion SnformuiionssSlreau. 0.-& g..
ct. 4anI SAG. coer Wo., @onrilano 2I26, urIo
Gr. 500 Siios9rpd oipnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

3eiturgan, 3eiii6rihen Cf.
,sHe 9la,ttmOTc 9irwS Co." 9aoio Iberercu'
Die, Beibditefibrer, 918 Geft@ermaHsGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
EtnntB 9anfen.

y9euttne gaai BON g%alttnure," gsoItinote'
uRo SuuioahsStrdbe. Nlluit Ne6er, Rreir
stnt; u. J. Slot, Shdbmsifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
3rrdants G. Miuers transport. So

WcrdDnntS d Wf1erS Sransporf. so.
> Tampfcr.9inie,
Srndlt NIB 9afIagtere.
. glnd Bolton auo benz Often.
Sorrtag, 9ienlta9 lIto Sreitaa, 6 uhr gbsHbS.
Rad, 4rpuiberec uuo BEN Often.
SoHntne, Witttipocb uno Sretug, 9 ubr dbeno&.
9ufI Heupprt VIEWS.
IdQltdl, nusGeHomnert Wlontnq uilo Sdf1ttdg.
o llbr Ibenos.
= Sratt aneeiiorntnen tdali6 big 8 u6r gladut
fir h~enieIber 3a9 abfnbretoe Tampfer.
RGdl Snunnnnh NIB BEN Siiben.
9ienitae. 9onnerftne lrb Sautiiag,
8 llbr Mbenos.
Z. n. Mesacin, gleent, gicr 3, sue e..gah.etr.
S~aust.Siircau: @ermau- nnb 2tahtsetr.'
Gt3,I&E-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13
Gcj9GftSs@ egmetler.
N'Gfcr', Gpnoitur' nEh SptcI'
9e0arfsnrtifcl.

9te Dlhers q VitS Gp., 10l G!l6F9oluoFofStF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Seuer &erIiherurgen.
..9lcbnl Sniuraues So. OF 2tpsrpUcl," Stnrb 81.
&Grtieln, Observation-Disclosures. t01--102 GbduIs
er of Commerce guilotnl.
,%vermnnia StnrrperHhltqnss . 1sfsafdaFG"
Baltimore unb T~prtbsSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

2arOpirt5ihaftIide @erdtbe urb
Simereien.
gsittts & Burner 60, 2O5 Noro'gacasgirats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

aaie snr @ciie ms anslanb &c,
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cf.waIti.
mcreftrnfe, maize Guitou .&oxie HE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

@taentbums Ieenten uns
st80n6ler.
Rterre 6, Tnaan & gerssr, 10 DF.2ertnotor
Sirdbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Sjrfihmieo 5Sl1beb0r.
q, stett Rnrur Co., 362 uno 364 glorba SOB.
SirGbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-13

Rnpier uno Bopier.1 iiten.
ErHta, 1tguu &C., 105 NIB 107 Snnooersgtr.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
DOG IS
 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Miss Blanche Bryan's Dog Texas" Was Run Over On Washington Street.

The bloOded Pomeranian dog Tex as which has been appearing in the Streeter and Bryan productions ever since she was a puppy was killed yes terday morning by an automobile a few minutes after her arrival in Phoe- nix. The dog belonged to Miss Blanche Bryan. the leading lady of the com pany, and was her particular pet. The dog had been trained for the stage and was valued at S5OOO
 The Streeter- Bryan company had just arrived on the train and were seeking hotel accommodations. With the dogs twin Princess" Miss Bryan and MT. Streeter with the rest of the company were walking up Washing ton street when an automobile said to have been driven by l. McCann and owned by w. J. Murphy came down Washington at a high rate of speed.
 Texas tried hard to avoid the wheels but was too late aud died a few minutes later in his mistress arms. MT. McCann returned after the accident and with Mir Streeter went to the police station to see what could be done about it. When seen last night Mir. Streeter said that probably nothing would be done about it. Nothing can bring the dog back" he said, 'so that is the end of it."
 In the future Princess" will have to perform alone.
 Gull navel oranges cheap at Crump's.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
GAMBLER AND THE GIRL"
 AT THIRD AVE. TONIGHT
The Streeter- Bryan Stock Company
 Will Put On Many Good Plays While
 Here

At the Third Avenue theater tonight the Streeter- Bryan Stock company will open an indefinite engagement in Phoenix. The company which com prises twenty members, arrived yester- day and immediately started in with rehearsals for tonights production which will be the Gambler and the Girl''
 While the company has not before been seen here it has a reputation, based on many years of successful work, of pleasing the public. The plays put on by this company have in variably, been popular many of them having long runs in eastern cities to their credit. With the reputation which preceded this company to Phoenix the Third Avenue thea.er is assured of the patronage of Phoenicians tonight. ''All I ask" said MT. Streeter yester- day, lis that the audience will be there the first night. I will guarantee the rest but I want the people of Phoenix to look in the first night"
 Mir Streeter carries his own scenic artists with him instead of lugging about loads of scenery which do not fit more than a small percentage of the theaters visited. He has one of the best in the business, George Her manc who comes here from the New York Hippodrome.
 The principal members of the com pany are Morris Streeter. Miss Blanche Bryan, and Harry Terry. They are all well known on the boards and the combination is strong one. They have many plays of vital interest in their repertoire most of which will be seen here.
 One member of the company which should not be overlooked is Princess" the Pomeranian dog who will play her part without her partner Texas, " which was killed by an automobile yesterday.
 On Tuesday it is quite probable that the play will be stopped long enough for real marriage on the stage. Miss Lula L. LorenZa, a newspaper woman. will be married to Frank Weeks. a member of the company.
 Gull navel oranges cheap at Crump's
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

more attention to citizenship than the election boards do. It was brought out that the citizenship of Cayot rested entirely on that of his father an old soldier of the Napoleonic wars He had followed the First Consul into Italy and he was with the emperor at Waterloo.
 The elder Cayot came to this coun- try in 1S42 bringing his family with him. Jacques Cayot was then a boy of twelve. He supposed that his fath- CT had been naturalized and that he therefore partook of the naturalization. But the inquiry instituted by the land office developed that the elder Cayot had never become a, citizen of the country. He had taken out only his first papers.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
 THINKS JACQUES CAYOT
At the Age of Eighty He Sets Out To Become Citizen.

Jacques Cayot after residence in the United States of sixty-six years has come to think so well of the coun- try that he has decided to become a citizen. He took out his first papers yesterday. He would however, have done that long before but for his mis- apprehension of his status. He thought he was a citizen and so have all the election boards thought so for he has been a voter in Arizona for a great many years. He has been engaged in mining and prospecting and lately at the age of more than eighty he de- termined to abandon that strenuous life ard settle down in the valley un- der his own vine and fig tree But one can not own vines and fig trees unless he owns land. Cayot therefore undertook to homestead a tract in this valley
 He found that the land office pays
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
A CONTEST FOR GIRLS Under Twelve Years of Age

valuable presents prizes Tn collected
 O Range will receive credit payment plan
 the largest number of these the Doris will the following prizes;
 Prize-A Bucks Junior Range
 A handsome Doll Buggy.
 A Chld's Rocker
 h chance and without much trouble Rocker Get to Call relatives and and and Bucks Stove Range to do work represented refunded
 fully how 1t will be- and you the prizes display
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
ScHMITZ'S NEW BOND.

Gull navel oranges cheap at Crump'
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

Gull navel oranges cheap at crump's.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10

THE MOTHERS CIRCLE The meeting of theMothers' Circle will be held at the Central school at S:30 to- day. Mrs. Ancil Martin will be the chairman of the program committee all members are requested to attend.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
The Former Mayor Finding Some Diff
 ficulty in Making 1t.

San Francisco. Dec. 9-Former Mayor Schmitz announced in Judge Dunne's court, through his attorney today, that he is finding diff culty in obtaining bondsmen to take the place of William Dinge, who is his present security, with Thomas H. Will Hams, on bond for s4OO,OOO pending the trial graft charges against him.
 He thought he could complete the pending negotiations with the surety company by Saturday. and there being no objection the matter was continued until then. Schmitz was in court ac- companied by Dingee.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE MOTHERS CIRCLE The meeting of theMothers' Circle will be held at the Central school at S:3O to- day. Mrs. Ancil Martin will be the chairman of the program committee all members are requested to attend.
 RETURNED FROM CHICAGO Sam Dunlap and wife returned from Chicago yesterday. MT Dunlap says he is delighted to get back to Ari- zona and reports Chicago as very damp. cold and unpleasant to any one used to the beautiful climate of the Salt River valley.
 TOM CLARK'S WILL-The will of Thomas Clark was presented yesterday for probate All the property is left to Mrs. S. E. Ray It is not listed but 1t consists of the equipment of the pool and billiard hall in the Anheuseur sa loon and an incomplete homestead en- try of the estimated value of S1,000.
 ANOTHER GOOD TIME-The Phil alethea girls of the N. M. E. church will give the opening spread of the season tonight in the church parlors at 6:SO pm. Each girl will please bring whatever she pleases. very pleasant time is anticipated, it is some time since the club met All the young ladies of the church are re- quested to make an effort to be pres ent.
 ADDRESSED THE STUDENTS pfacfr cfr Tafvl l.l- tt,1 students of the Phoenix high school yesterday morning on the subject of the postal service. giving them a great deal of information that many people are not acquainted with and could se- cure only by study of postal regula- tions. and lack either the opportunity or thOughtfulness to do so. The stu dents gave him close attention and seemed to appreciate his address.
 SENTENCE COMMUTED-Acting Governor Page yesterday commuted the sentence of Thomas Duran, to expire today when he will be released at Flor ence, the occasion being extra credits for good work on the prison. Duran was sentenced from Graham county April 30, 1908, to serve one year and one day and to pay a fine of s1,000. The communication affects only the time of service and the fine still hangs over Duran, but the sentence was not so worded as to make it possible to force the prisoner to work it out, wherefore all that can be done is to release him and take a chance on collecting it.
 LEE RANCH SOLD-The Salt Riv- CT Valley Water Users association with the consent of the reclamation service has rented it's property known as the Lee ranch which borders the Roosevelt reservoir basin. to Hoyt Medlar for one year for s25O and has got the money in the strong box. This is the ranch the association bought from the Lees in order to get control of the property and avoid possible damage suits in the future, following the flooding of the property. Only about sixty acres of the farm have been cultivated. Mir Medlar has been an efficient employe of the reclama- tion service and it is understood he was recently promoted to the rank of assistant engineer.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-10
PROMINENT coLoRADcANS.
Arrested In Connection With the Fail.
 urc of the Bank of Ouray,

. Ouray, Dec. 9.-With the issuing to- day of capiases against George R Hurlburt, president: former District Judge Theron Stevens, vice president and Frank P. Tanner, cashier. respec- lively. of the defunct Bank of Ouray, Colorado, it became known that in dictments were found against them by the grand jury which recently sat here. charging them with receiving deposits when they knew the bank was insol- vent.