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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
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Gic Scricn, sic gliidlid,ltc 3cit ser
S6uItinocr, itcbcn Dor Scr GDiir,
- Die SobrcaldlnBicicrn III ocll
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6cocn mo AGpGbItc mtiifoIiiAc
Erogramme.
6crien-Nnfongl Cas- lpar ooa
3ouhcrport. 0o9 Gcitcrn Die @crjcn
BON 1000 anubcn NM WtG0d)cn DER
S%efunOorsS dlllcn idnclcr ld)logcn,
Die Mnugrn hobCr lid f1rbcn licB.
Aim nud)tcn tSrcito1 iolNcn olc0roIlI'
mar mo Yrimdr-S fulen nit ctlpo
5000 3~00lingcn. Gic oonn Iolgcn.
Ocn gSodcn geb0rcn ocn 9iltOern.
Sam bcibt ca: Ninuua ans Ocnr
omnpiigcn Sdul}innlCr! %n bic
ode nit Dem oriifen0cn ShuIrGn5cl!
@inous in @ottca iriid)c, ircic Nntur
gum Spielcn ltt0 Sad)Cn!
@Gbren6 Der fnnmcnocn Mod)e
mcr6cn Oic &obrceld)ubicicrn Der 81.
lumbar Sd)ulcn i'll DER oWtlliif Nfa'
Ocn1ie" o~bgcboltcn mcrOcn uno ant
nGditcn 6rcitog bic IN Sen lSrim0r.
unb Grammar fuIcn, lei ocnen
0lCidHcitio bic 0iplolnC al Die Sdiis
Ter Der od)tcn &loiic sur &crt5eilulN
gclon0cn.
Gle &obrCaidluBieicr Der b0bercn
&nabcnldule iil0ct am Wtonto1
Nbcno itatt. Nihtcr Charles ".
@clllalcr b0lt Die anlprohe un0 Yn.
itor Charles SnitingS Gooo miro oo3
@cbet iprcdcn. Die 3obl Ger @ros
0llircnbcn bctrGgt 12O; Die Milllif fir
Die @clcgcnbcit l~icicrt &uiGbt'S Or
DIETER.
GnS EoIptcdniide >SIlItitut bGit
icinc Sdlllb ScicrlidfCitcn am GiCll-
tag IbcnO. 2lud) bicr miro Elm nllI.
iifoliid)ca FroQrNnm sur Gurd)fiib'
rlllrg fon1ncL iilr mCId)cS Yroi. Wn'
tcr'a &dpcllc 0Clponncn luor6cn lit.
ST.. GburlcS Otorria &olunr0 miro an
Ole 81 @ruOuircnocn cine Inlproht
rid)icn urO Eoitor Wtc9lrtbur Mcrccr
Ipridt ooS @cbct.
Nn nGditioI0cnocn Nbclo miro
Die &abrcSidllGicicr Der oitlihcn b0.
bcrcn Wi0Odenidulc gcbuItcL mt
Nrn. GoiCpb y. l'nlon ais 6cltrco,
lcr. Fnltor &cr ;rinc Wrotb. HCf,
tor Der Otciiina,aird)c miro 0aS Csc.
bet IprcdIcn. @cbcr'S OrdeItcr be
l~trcitct Den mtiifoliihcn S6cil. 81
M0Dd)cn crboltcn ibrc 1ipIome,
1ic b0dItc 3abl Don @ru0uircu.
Den III ibrer @cidlidltc, nGmlih 1Gi
crrcid)tc III 0icicnl Sabre Die mcltlid)e
bobcrc S0dtcrihulc, mcld)e ON Cons
llcrltaa ibrc SdJlubicier nbbQlt. Scr
ScfrctGr ocS MoporS, Sr. u. Q.
@oIOaborou9b, lit Ser &cOncr. lpGb,
reno Eaitor Gr. ). ct. Clair Ncal
ooa @cbct iprid)t.
&n Der Ncgcr.@pd)idulc mcrOcn
nn 6rcitog Nben0 is 300lingc ibrc
Giplonc Crboltcn. Gle Aniprohs
miro pom @rn. Charles ". SopOca
Ncbultcll, Oua @cbet miro pom Yuitor
". u. 9lodlpca %0ciprodcu. @illtcr'a
SrhcItcr miro cin gCuGbltc$ Gro.
gromm 5llr Gurd)iiibrrng bringcu.
Nnd) oltcnl @ebrulld miro Wouor
Mabool IN ollcn 60acr Die Giplomc
iibcrrcldell. Dos Gon1itc scr Sdll
bcboroe, Dem Die ARRANGEMENTS Sc.
perlfleocncn Sobrc2ihlIBicicrn Oh.
Ilcgclt, bcItcbt aus Mobbincr 81. @nr.
Hole1ou unO Den 0crrcn 3. :. Sen
neon uno Gobert Wt. Hotbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
EfiiSieaer stano Der Clubs.

Die Ginmeibun1 Ser
ncuen 2 d) luiiGle Ser ct. Wo.
rien . Snouitrieid1lle miro Montag
Nodmittog 8 llbr ituttiinben. Gar.
0innl @ibbons miro oas 8ebGlioc
icgren. 8oliuerlcur Grotbers,
Wopor Mubool unb onbere hobc
Stants. nno Stoot.@ comtc iino ein.
gelaNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
@icbcr tbGtig,

Gunfcrcn5 Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
miilion nit @%cluobncrn pon Nllnc
Nrlun0cl Goluttp. - Die 0Gpu).
ner in jlpei Eager getbeilt.-6cute
Gonicrcnj in McitnlinItcr nit Den
Turmcru bon Gurron.Goumtp.
Gle StoQt2 = Snn0itrubcn @ut.
%G0mn1tllion bat nod nlcbrt0glgcr
9tllbc ibrC Ncilcn 0urd) Den Staot
wiebcr ollfgcnommclt, INN bic Wiln.
id)c Der Neluobncr Der cinjclncnGOul.
ties bciil1Iid) 0cS gCplnntcn Wcgc'
bullc2 tclu,Cn 81 Icrncl1. Die Con.
miilion bate 0cltcrn IN annapolis
cine Gonlcrcn5 nit 0cn @cmobnerlt
ron Nnnc Nrlm0cl County, un0 90
bci fam Is 81 iduricn Wtcimlng9ucrs
ld~)ic0c1bcitcll 49, nld)t ~lcitcll@ Der
Gonmtllion, lonoCrn lcitcnS Der Ne.
mobncr, Die gctbciltcr Nnlid)t limo.
Gin Ebcil miinlht nGnllit Den Ban
elmer &onoitroBc, bel 6ricnoibip on.
ion0cn0, ijbcr Gooi0lonpiQc, Mi
%!cr9Oiuc, SenficlO, @lcn6urnie nod
baltimore, mGbrcn0 cin unocrerS bell
pcrIongt 0oB Die HonoItroBc olldD Die
Stoata Souptitoot Nnnopolia bcriib'
rem loll, Die obnchin ollrd) cine an
ocrc %unoitroBc nit Baltimore pcr'
bruocn miro. Gle GommiiIion gett
tcutc nod NcItminltcrr, I'M 0icS8iin'
ld)c Der Nclpobncr BON Gorroll Goull.
IN 81 criubren. Gin lOcr Gonlite bat
&iorbcrcitun0Cn gctroilcn iilr cilc
Nrobc &criommlung III 6ircmcn'3
Mul III gS%Cltminltcr.
Sh,I,. mt" urr,l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Scbbc!'S cin5iqcs AttrIier.

8ir babcn nnr Gin MtsI,cr in YaIti'
more, nnS Sas bcfinbct iid in Der
Stage at ebcnrr GrSc, Nr. 321, Noro'
8ag', nabc Sisb.Str. &inbcr.Hbo'
t~oarapbicn cine Spc5ialitGt. - &eiae
Ngcatcn nnb feline 3reppcu AZ lteiaeu.
5. Scbbef. &. Grni, 0eIdaftsfi5rer.
(315)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Ghiffsfnrtcn

BON lno na6 europa fiber Baltimore
ODER Hcm.Dorf, &ajiite obcr 3miiden.
oed. @chiel, auslGnoiides @elo,
Greoitbriefe uno @elbieuonngen.
Sbeu. s. 9icner & So,
Nr. 217, Sit.galtimure.Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
pcidlcnSitnf Der yglueiirt,n ErcHc."

9icbcn ben ncncitcn Srpcid)cn, bn Yutnlnndrdtcn oun bcntc,
Dem SnmoriiiIdcn, Den Gutalnadridtcm anS Srmtidlano mmo
bcr SdnuciS. nacrbanb NHcnNu crtbcm Hbcr Wancm. nb Mfcr-
bait, Der Turtlcbnng pom Homau Ser Subn Der Sugar" miro
Der murscm cridcincmoc ySonntasS Gurrcip pnocnt" bic iplgcnScn
Nrhfcl nuo Gr5Gbnmacn cnthalhn: vNns bum u2urmrOSdcnbaa9
Mcdlcu6nra's"; ySir Becaibait fir Grofnnbc in Berlin; vWiaoc-
moiclc Saluc"; uGin gcrnbcncr Ninnn5icr"; nNltnprStIder
Stul,"; Wapocpn's @rubbcit"; yGin @ccprb os Sdnclhidtcus";
,gcrliucr @ricf"; ySic IcblidDct I'M Emnibns"; rGunoOncr
Brief; bic %rr1ucltlidnng Der Barrier @uipitalcr lit folipicig";
,Nic lanoc eirfnlirt cine yantnptc?" Sic InrdDt pur Dem &c
mrbr"; rSuic Nafcms"; Ginc |crlcnscdidtc"; vGin Stord)en-
Saacitpl,"; yGntlarptc Stimnlantcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Electric Eort" aGn5lid Of
tertt0 gcltellt. - Ger .Tulc
electric Forf" lit pollcnoct urto prG.
~lcntirt ii6 ben 9eindcrn mlnmcGr
III 'clncr 9art5cn gemaltigcn @roBc
mo S%d0rbcit. Ger l(ntcrbaltlun1el
mo Sdalitcllnngcn giebt es icbt
enc Ioldc 6illlc. DAB ser Seilldcr,
mcnt er ooS GingongStDor burd)'
ld)ritten bat, mirtlid nidt mciB, mas
ct eigcntlif Slerlt in Nngcnlhein
rcbnteu loa. SIN Gauoepiue- Sbcns
icr Qicbt cs ltnllntcrbrodcn critflai'
ligc Torltcllllnaen, mo 0ns StaoiltnL,
III Dem ollitiin0lih Gin Nft 5ltr Gor.
fllbrllng fpmnt, martet lpieocr nit
ailnltlern nlli Die feline Hipalen 81
lfolcn brnlld)cn. Der .Ia5ep %
ser" cine HlltiAbobn,Ibnlidjc Gin.
ridtunh mar geItcrn gum erItcn
Walc Dem YubIifum 5ugGnAIid mo
gemanu iif sic 8unit ociiclbcn i'm
Sturmc. Die @~aufolten oicicr 1000
Sub lall1cn Vobn bctrllgcn mcbr ais
$4,000; sod biirfte foltm Gin 3luei.
fel beitcben, oab oicielbe iif idon
Dor Sdlub ser Saiiun p0Qio besablt
nlnden miro. Ter San5iaol lit aro6
aeritg, I'M 1000 51ll5ern gleidBeiti6
titreidenoen Holtm SIT gep1bren.
mo lit 10 iulinocruoQ oeforirt, oab er
obnc llebcrtreibrtng oIS cirer Ser
itonitcn 9olidlc oes 9anoes ,u be.
Scifncn lit; Eroiciior Cutie ilrnairt
ais Sar5Iciter.
Ncucr ErGiocnt bea
"Sopolo- GoItcgs". - Gotrr
y. I. groon, Scr lett Is Sobren Secl'
Iorgcr Der ct. Sgltotiiisz Stride lit,
lpurbe a~eitcrli gum Yr1iiocnten oes
vSopolu.Soaegs" on SteQe ocs
ltlper erfronftcn Taters MuIlen er-
nonnt, ser Dor einiacn @otcn I'M
ct, Ianes.Soipitnl Nufnobme faro.
E%raiibent Eater Brain muroe Dor 81
Sobrcn in gettysburg scbpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
..Sarmuuic.Eafc,"

Cir. Ala, @cit.5 apcttc'S trakc, &arl
Sdmibt, Snbabcr. SprtmnnScr nnS
MGrscn-Yicr am Sapf. Diners,
SonpcrS a Ia carte. Ger Summer.
sarten iett fir bas Eublifnm uiien.
Wpril1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
S6eo. s. Ticncr G. So.

Geittides unb anberes a~usldnoi.
ihes @eIo .gefauft unb perfanft.
GeIoienoungen beioret mad 9eutih.
Iono, Seitreih, @aBIano II. /. 10.
@ehiel aisgeiteat altf ausldnoii6e
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno Srabelers
CHEQUES.
217 Cf.galtimure .Strakc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
PGHe fiir's Nnsinno bcforgt q. 9iaine, Rr.
ii3. Eit.yaltinDrc, Str.. nahc Gnitpm Souie M.
,,Wdtct anf nnier Wadst6um."

UTuIItI NIT HHTtf TSHuJsIUHW.
@oggons iiir @ui1ington jeoe babe
Stunoe olI Den .Yunft." &soer in
@aibil9ton, nod annapoIis lit es
notlig, 81 seDcn ober autidcn 81
mictbcn.
(Wait5-) rGie Glcftriide 2inic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

-saE Axc9 muAHg agpu ',sp1.a1um
lnpG.AJ 'eIF 'a,6 'au!uG q l6aol
'ag enp1snE EN-! a!!a,6 ame sApH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Hb mad GGicogo. 1n
atuci VriputuoA9onS, Die Sem Nor
gen Nohmittng nm - llbr - Wii.
nlltcn pom Camden Nabuhoi nab
Chicago ab9ebenocn 3uNc ougcbGl,gt
meroen, idbren cilt Sbcil Der Mtorus
lGnocr Gclegotcn 3ltr rcplblifuuiidCu
Rational . G|cnuentiun ul0 unlei1br
90 an0erc WarDl0n0cr, Die lid Der
Gummel oniehen moaen, mad Ghis
cogo. Inter 2ebtcrcn wcrOcu lid,
Sic iolgenoen BALTIMORE ~briin0cn:
gbparo 9. gSagner, @cbbor0 Scins
bad, q. Is. @insmonger. Niaiam $.
5erris, George ". FaOgctt, Or.
@iaian z. gooje. So9n II. Sonctfe,
Charles 3. MontelI. Y. gomaro
@oIf, General 6elir Aguls, George
.. 3lpnn GaIeb Bond, Charles n.
Sf]irm, &obert Garrett, grnit older
man. 8. g. Chairman, @. II. SiIoe'
brand unb q. q. alitrom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

TnS gScttcr.

Sir MorDIou0 itn0 oen Giitrift
Columbia bclltc flnr, mor0cn GcDen.
ihnncr; lcid)tc iiiolidc 94iu0c.
Baltimore mar gcitcrn ctpua u0r.
mcrc9 Ncttcr beihieocn, ais am Sagt
rorbcr; c9 mar nber 0odl gang allges
ncbnl. Gic b6ditc lcunpcrotur mat
50 Wroo nm 1 llbr HohmittoQS mo
Die nic0rigitc GO Wrn0 Dor 6 llbr
MorgcnS.
&n Den on0crcn 9lmocS @cttcr.
GcohohtumNS Stntioncn mprocn oic
lolgcn0cu b0d)ltcn (%cmpcraturcu per
3cid)nct: Goitport 81, Yortlouo a.
Bolton 20, NlbouD a, 9tcm Nort
rs. philadelphia 50, Ntlontic Sin
y. Gnpc Nan y. MoibiuQtou 50,
Noriolf ~ 0uttcro@ 76, Charlotte
so, @ilminaton rs, GborIcltnn -,
Sanomtnb Sc, 1utionuilc 96, ,Sl.
pitcr IS, Sen Mcit IS, SItlauta IS,
Fulcltttc IS, COLLECTION Sc, Corpus
Gbriiti SS, Mcmpbi9 IS, Cincinnati
-, Eitt2hlrg 80, Sapclo GG, mi.
inlo &c, GlcpcIuuo 20, Qctroit -.
Nlpcno IS, MorQncttc GS, @rccu
9op 20, Chicago y. Guhltb -, Ct.
Eoltl 60, St. &ouia so, aonia@ Gitl
so, Cnlnbn so, &uron IS, Ni&mard
-, @i0iiton Gt. Suurc GS, Selcn0
60. Solt @ofc so, 0cnpcr 80, Nortt
E(ntte ST. Ioogc GitO 50, Nmuriuc
96, Sos Nngclca -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Sir MorDIou0 itn0 ocn Giitrift
Hollmlbia bcltc tInr. nlor1cn Gc9en.
ihnltcr; lcidtc iiiolidc Niu0c.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

tariff bill, at least in its earliest stages One of these is that raw materials should be on the free list, and another is that the products of trust should be unprotected.
 And more important than either is the idea that all tariff duties should be gradually reduced, so that eventually they would be on revenue basis. Yet the democratic revisers would not be able to avoid conflicts of interest any more than the republicans and he would be strong man who could drive con sistent tariff bill, carrying reduction of duties all along the line, through con gress bound to be composed largely of protectionists, even if it were demo cratic in complexion. No wonder the leaders of both parties hesitate to re- open the troublesome practical question of tariff revision. They would not have done so had not public opinion forced them into it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
CONTEMPT or LAW

Sometimes when we get, as people, in a patriotic mood we are fond of talk ing little too loudly, perhaps, about the fine benefits of our equality under the law, and are rather likely to resent any suggestion from foreign observers that in this free republic there is any such relic of aristocratic days as class distinctions. And yet the odorous Thaw case, which has far too longs been a public disgrace, furnishes striking ex- ample of what can be done just through the sheer weight of money and pull. !"
 Here is a man who, after a gross and brutal murder, has escaped the gallows because the money of his family was sufficient to hire alienists to prove him insane. In dim, uncertain sort of way there is a public feeling that even if two justices of the supreme court have declared Thaw of unsound mind, the law has been cheated and justice thwarted. But that is not the end, for a new proceeding to test his sanity has been begun, and pending the delay the prisoner is confined in the Duchess coun- ty jail, where, again, his money pro- cures him such comfortable quarters that the poorer prisoners are cramped. The officers of the law are burdened with providing him with expensive meals from nearby hotel; feminine idiots send him flowers, and his too jealous rich friends get up suits against him almost daily so that to answer them he may be taken in automobiles to at. tend the hearings.
 All this is made plain by the protest lodged with the authorities by MT. George Mclaughlin, secretary to the state commission of prisons. It is a protest that should be instantly needed. Such brazen example of what money can be made to do to defeat the ends of justice cannot fail to spread the evil influence wide. It is a notorious and undeniable case of the purchase O, exemption from just punishment. 1t makes mock of the courts, turns jus tice into travesty, and casts bitter reflection on the authorities who have allowed this scandal to grow to such proportions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Fort Smith, Arkansas, city of about 20, ,00o people, has issued and sold $780, 900 in street improvement bonds, and in addition to this is spending $6o0,000 for sewer system. Fort Smith is some thing of goer even if it is located in Arkansas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
TARIFF REVISION CERTAIN

Whatever may be the outcome of the
 campaign, it is obvious that the Sixty
 first congress will be convened in extra
 session next March, as both candidates
 have promised an immediate attempt to
 realize in legislation the reforms for
 which they stand. It is pretty certain
 that tariff revision will be by all odds
 the most important of these. Every
 body. it appears, is in favor of revision
 of some sort. MT. Payne, one of the
 chief of tne standpatters, has lately
 come out strong for revision, and of
 course "Uncle Joe'' is an equally ar
 dent tarif reformer. The only ques- tions undetermined are, what principles shall guido the revisionists, and to what
 extent and in what direction shall re-
 vision be undertaken. The issue of the campaign will, to some degree, settle .hess onsstions.
 If the republicans attempt revision there is some indication that the new tariff will be framed largely with refer ence to foreign tariffs and their effect upon our export trade. The maximum and minimum principle will mdoubted. ly be adopted, so as to give our govern ment a wider basis than it now has for tariff agreements of a reciprocal charac- ter. It is possible that such agreements may satisfy, in considerable measure, the demand for revision proceeding from those manufacturing interests not immediately benefited by the protective tariff, which are seeking the extension of their foreign trade. But how are the republican revisers going to satisfy the opposing interests, which, Senator Mccumber predicts, and with good req son, will descend upon congress with contradictory demands7 The old con- test for free raw materials will have to be fought all over again, and the old controversy between manufacturer and producer will be waged with the usual bitterness. To aid them in the solution of the perplexing questions raised by these contending interests, the republic ans have no guiding principle but that of protection to home industry. There must be no abatement of the protective idea, republican statesmen shout in cho- rus. On this theory all domestic indus try is entitled to protection, and SO any republican tariff bill must be a hodge podge of compromise between conflict ing interests, all of which insist that they shall be preserved from foreign 
 The democrats, on the other hand, should they be commissioned to revise the tariff, have at least one or two def nite principles of revision that may de- termine the character of a democratic
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

A number of our contemporaries are worrying for the safety of that new horse Mir. Taft recently purchased. Per haps MT. Taft would do better to stick to those Roosevelt hobbies until the end of the campaign, anyhow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Spend your money where you make it. A dollar sent abroad is dollar gone forever. Yes, even more so than that, it is two dollars gone forever.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

1T am great believer in humor, |" says MT. Taft. We have no doubt in the world that he laughed in his sleeve, at least, when he and the senior senator from Ohio met recently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

The merchant who really wants your business is the merchant who invites it. Watch the advertising columns in the Silver Belt and place your orders where you are certain they will be appreciated.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Spank him, Miss wilhelmina," says the Detroit News. We don't think her majesty has had any practical expert ence in the gentle art of spanking, but, being woman, We suspect she would know intuitively how to go about it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

If Springfield, H., attempts to follow all the advice it has received during the past few weeks, no telling where it will land.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

An enterprising Cincinnati gentleman has picked out cabinet for MT. Taft composed entirely of Ohio men. Why so modest? Surely he might just as we'll have made them all Cincinnati men.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Although MT. Hopkins, of Illinois, says that MT. Taft's promises are not binding on the party, his promise to revise the tariff upward will be kept by the party if that party is ever all lowed to undertake the work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
: Political Announcements

A rate of S25 has been made for an. nouncements under this head. The money must accompany the copy for the announcement. The column is open to candidates of all political parties.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

MT. Bryan is reported to have given q Pullman porter $10 tip recently. This was hard example to set for MT. Taft, who has established some thing of a reputation as traveller.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For Sheriff

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of sheriff of Gila county, subject to the action of the democratic county convention.
 J. H. THOMPSON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
Probate Judge,

The undersigned begs leave to an. nounce that he will be candidate for the office of probate judge of Gila county, subject to the action of the democratic county convention.
 J. c. EVANS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended as the best thing to use for piles. It is, of course, good for anything where salve is needed. Beware of limitations. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Houses are rapidly filling up. By oc- tober 1 there promises to be something of house famine in Globe. Build houses.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Sheriff of Gila county, subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention.
 A. II. STERNS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

The theatrical fight now on in New York over "The Devil'' reminds one irresistibly of Gen. Sherman's famous definition of war.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For Sheriff.

The undersigned begs leave to an nounce that he will be candidate for the office of sheriff of Gila county, sub- jeet to the action of the republican county convention.
 W. P. KELSEY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For County Recorder. <,

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of County Record CT, subject to the action of the Demo cratic County convention.
 F. T.. STEWART.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS. INEss AND SOLICITs YOUR AC- COUNTS. F. SULLENBERGER, PRES.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE
Ism t It a Fact?

"Say!'i
 "Wellin
 eff We could only impress man with the belief that it is sporty to live re- specially and provide for his family, we could eliminate 97 per cent of earth $ evils"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For Justice of the Peace

l hereby announce myself as can didate for justice of the peace, Globe precinct, subject to the action of the democratic convention.
 J. HARVEY HARRIS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Silver Belt advertisers report boom ing business. Money spent for publicity is a very safe investment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Johnson, Johnson, John A. Johnson. It seems that Minnesota just can't get too much Johnsonl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
For Probate Judge.

l hereby announce myself as can. didate for the office of Probate Judge subjecto the action of the Democratic County convention.
 P. c. ROBERTSON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
Quite So

'Ignorance of the law is liable to result seriously at times.''
 Particularly when vested in one's attorney"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Morenci has one of the best amateur ball teams in the country and Globe feels honored by their visit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
Two Varieties

"What kind of a campaign are you going to conducts'
 What kindf''
 "Yes. Front porch or rear plat form?'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Next thing we know, 'Uncle Joe" Cannon will be claiming to be "the or iginal Taft man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

A clean democratic sweep in Gila county is as certain as the coming of election day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Arizona will cast heavier demo cratic vote this fall than ever before in the territory's history.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10
Build more houses.

The Globe booster is a thing of beau ty and joy forever.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-10

Read Dr. Swigert's ad.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-26
LAUGHTER and INDIGESTION,

81 don't know whether nature fitted
me out with different sort Of diges-
tive apparatus from the average man, -
remarked magazine reader, who look
ed up from the printed page. Here is
a writer who sets 1t down o, a SOL
emn fact that laughter and good cheer
are enemies Of dyspepsia Now, when
ever go to dinner where q lot OF
good stories are told or amusing
speeches made and laugh more than
usual the result for me Is an aggra-
waited attack of Indigestion. More than
this, and, although | never drink any
thing In the way OF intOxlcants, am
certain to have IN attack of hiccoughs
as a result Of laughing, which always
amuses my friends who are aware Of
my nondrinking habits. ! present the
anomalous picture Of perhaps being
the only man ut the table who has not
taken a drink Of any kind. and yet my
actions are those of man who had
decidedly too much liquor. You can't
make me believe that old saw about
laughter being good for digestion IN
spite of the solemn gentleman who
wrote this article. New York Press.