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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
SGwsia.

Bern. Der 8unbesrat6 bat benz
S6iebsgeri9tspertrag nit BEN Ser.
Staaten feline @enebmigung ertbeilt.-
Megen llnteri9lagung in SDGe BON
mebreren tuuIenb Srancs lit Elm Be-
amter beS S4neiSerii9en @iisnbobus
departments in Bern, MiIbelm Nms
mon, perbaftet porben.
3 il d. Der I9peiseriife 8urz
beSrat6 bat basl ne,e Rc1lement 0es'
i6pei3erif6cn Polpte4nitums in 9as
rid 9enebmigt. 0ieIes &%eglement be-
trifft bic Ginfiihrung Der Sottorpro>
motionen am polbtefnitum, bic re-
reits felt eini9en Sabren in Srage
ftano. Mit Der @infiibrung bss Oct
tortitels am eioeen0IIilGen poIpte6ni-
FUN nil mar o alem ben Sn9enisus
rem, Gbemitern unb Matbsmdtitern bic
M0gliGteit geben, f9 fir ben Som
turren6tumpf benjenigen Gitel gu err
tperben, Der aud Der ousldnbiI4cn
&~onfurren3 5ugdngig 1T. 0a8
S9purgeri6t in MeinfeIben Derurs
tbeiIte ben 8iiri9er 3abnar3t Sbeobor
Waper ipegen RaubmorbeS an osm
Pripatier &Gber in Giittingen gu 90
SaRren unb oeiien 9ausbdltel 3apf
tpegen Seibilfe gum Goubmpr0 gu Is
So9ren 3uAt1aus.
@rou b il II II. Der Sotelter
8inber pom !6otel Central in CT. Wlos
rib, Der unter benz gerba6t Ger 8ranbs
itiftung berbaftet tollrbe, 0ffnete iid IN
Der !6aft bic P~uIsaoern. Der Sel6Its
morOoerIu6 iourbe ieOp6 re6t5eitig be-
merit uno bic 8erblutung 8inbsrs pers
Dinoert.
Gem I. Sn @enf fanb Elm aens
greB Der fo3idlen &dufers2igsn Bel
5ablreider Gctbeiligung aqer Gdnbsr,
audi Der Ser. Staaten, Itatt. Der Sotts
greb f.! @sI9liiIie genebmigt, porin
bic AbIdaffung bes 9benbbisniteS
peiblider @ei6dftsaneeiteater pers
llngt ptrb. Iuberbem tpenbet iiG ctr
8eIdIub sesen bic 0erpsnbung pon
GtIapen in ben acknowledgement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23

Srigittc nad 3insen9of 5ieRen unb
un8 8u6fpeiIer ldTen. @iuIt Su mir
HelFen, Den 3raum bonn ,9erpfeuer'
nun enoli6 pabr 5u ma6en?"
9crta i4miegte ii@ innig an i'm.
r&annit 9u mod fragen, msin Ros
LAMB? Wa8 mar mein 2eben anberes,
aIs Elm 0crten auf DID? gli9ts babe
ib crie6nt bom S4tdial, oIs Dir eins
NAL nur 5eigen gu biirfen, pie Iebr i4
Did Iiebe! unb nun Ip1 e8 ietn -
nun IoQ es tpirtIi9 iein ="
9as gtoBe 6taunsn, in Dem tire
g8orte letIe erItarben. uniting aud
Holuno, uno trdumerif9 mieberbolte
er nit unenOIi6 5Grtlj6em Slang in
Der Stimme: .9&un iou es pirtIih iein
- ba5 Slid - bQs grobe, tpabre,
mGr6enbafte!!"
Gnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
G6ItimgiCGc Staaten.

3 Damn # q b t. Mit Seginn be8
8interiemeiters tpurbe auf @norbnung
Der Observation-Disclosures p~robetpeile
in ben neutrality-suspicious. ein5eIner
@cmeinben Der Surnunterrift einges
fiibrt..
IpoIba. Sier bat iit3 Elm 5susrs
beNtottung8perein gebilbet. Ser 8erein
beabIi9tigt Die @rbauuna zines SIRE
matoriums. fir ipelfen 3ped bereits
Elm Sonbs ppn $4,000 Mart porbans
ben lit.
@otba a. Sn @sgentport Der Ser
treter Der itaatliGen unb itGbtiiden
8ebOrben puroe oas neue Stabtbab
eingeipsibt. NoS Sab tpuroe in Den
lebten 3pei Sabren nit einem Nufs
ipanbe BON fat 100000 Mart erbaut;
bic Mittel finb our SGIfts BON mebres
rem 8iirgern geftiftet porben.
g anGfelb D. Die Wabl beS
&atbsafIefors Ospalb @bam aus
DRESDEN gum GrIten 8iirgermsiIter bon
SaaIfeIb 1T miniIteriel 9enebmigt
tporben.
90 / m a I. Ser NopeuiIt unb
8iibnenoi6ter Nteranoer Srei6err
6reptu9 b. 2pring1open lit geftorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23

19iiTen tDolsten uao tie oann u,-.
8aarI6oft (ct!po 8 MarO uno oe3
SGmudeS berautten. Die beiocn
9uri6en iino 3ipei Staliener, NamenS
Ri6aro @iori uno 2uigi 8ioteIi, beibe
II Sabre alt. Wegen ibrer SugenO
tpnnte bic Iobesitrafe fir tie feline
N%nlrenounQ finoen; ba5 llrtbeil Iauz
tete fir @iori auf Is Sabre, fir qias
teit cuf II Sabre ialperen peri4drften
&erfers.
2atba6 d. Der in Ieiner iiberpies
oenben Mebrbeit flofpsnii4e Gtaotrut1
bon 2di6d6 bat in elmer SiBung be-
I3Iofisn, bos aroatii4e oils Die uleis
MICE SprdGe in Der geiammten Ser
toaItuag ein5ufiibren. 3uqlei9 1T pers
Tiigt porbcn, baB 3ui6riften in oepts
I6er Sprahe feline 8edntmortung fin
ZEN Iousn, audi rpenn ie ppn 8eb0roen
Ttammen.
Reu o /. 9as 0orf Sajo lit
poaitGnoig nieberoebrannt. Nur bic
Stride, oaS Y~forrbauS uno baS
Btrtbs6auS limb unperie6 gebIietcn.
Ptle II. Sn &autb 1T Der
Rei6sgraf Pbilipp 6rano 5oIepb
9raf b. Stooipnz Staoion S6onnbuus
fen geItorben. W}it Inn lit bos aus
S6paben ltammenos SouS Gtaoion
i'm MannesTtamm erIoIAen.
Pr5ibrdm m. Su ben terrIGafts
Ii6en Wdloern BEL Sbscnic nuroe BEL
einsm 3reiben ouf einer iopitolcn
StrI9 Der ais Srsiber parpenoctc
8ergmann Sctabec BON Dem 3biere
an9egriffen uno 9rGBlid p%eritiimmcit.
Ser6eieilsnbe Spritleute fanoen ben
Mann tereits tpbt. Der &0rpcr ces
lIngIiitIi6en mar Serbifen unb S~ertres
ten. Ser Stri@, auf ben lpegen iet1er
@efdbrli9teit i9on felt BRET Sd9ren
Sreiben peranitaltet ipurben, enttam
abermol8.
u ieb. Sm Srte @riibl ermorbete
bic Srau bes S6miebss 3arbl i6re brei
8tnber i'm glitter BON einem balben Bis
gu flint Sabren in einem Mnfalle bon
Dubniinn. Die Srau flii9tete naG
ibrer f6redIiben Shat.
9 al3burg g. 9ier ipuroe bic
9aiIers Notwithstanding geIdloIs
fen. Qn Der @ustellung bet9eili9te
ii9 audi cine baperifde Strma; bic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8rauereimal6iz
nenfa6rit 9aoer Hau68 grben in 2aus
fen. Die Strma purbe nit Der b6ds
item 4us3ei4nung, benz eriten Stats
preis, prGmiirt.
3 e #. 9ier 1T unter ben iibs
Ii6en Jeierli4teiten bas neue S9la@ts
f4iff nGra6er3og Sran5 JeroinanO"
bonn Stapel gelahen noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
0a0cu.

. Ornue If ngen. Die
Sommlungen fir Die runo 1000 Sin
ipobner, pel4e burd ben getpoItigeu
9ronb i'm 9luguit b. s. oboC3!oS lours
ben, Gaten nidt lpeni9er ais 100000
Wtart ergebe1. Mit benz Wieoeraufbau
Der eingcGiderten Stabttbeile 1T tes
reitS b~egonren pproen. @s igirb err
ipartet, bab in tiiraeiter 6riit Die Iebs
ten Spuren Der berbeerenoen 5eucrsz
brunit OertpiI6t iein iperben.
Srei g. Der STUDENT Der
Refte 6riebri9 CONNER, q Sabre
alt, 1T BON einem SelIen BEL Sberrieb
abgeltiir5t; er mar iofort tobt.
g + ii II 8 b. Sier 1inb adt
WobnbGuIer uno IA S6eunen abges
brannt. 0as i'm Srte einquortierte
MiIitdr perbinberte baS @eiter9reifen
be8 8ranbes.
2ob r. Der bobi16e Gcntrum8abs
g%eorbnete 4rmbrulter lit geitorben. Gr
pertrdt i'm babii6en Qunotag ZEN
Wabltreis Gmmerbineens2abr
Wf ann ; e / m. Der 8iirgerouss
i9uB bat Die bonn Stabtratb getpGbrte
9eibilfe bon 10000 Wtart fir bic
Sranogef6Goigten in 0onaueI9ingen
etnlttmml9 9enebmi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sreie Stdote.

!S'd b ur g. SIN &rematorium
gu !Samburg purben bic jiingit erbu.
mirten Qeifen Ger in ruIIiIbsr @efons
genf3aft geitorbenen jdpaniI9en &ries
ger berbronnt. Gs gei6ab ouf @rIus
den Der iapani19en &egierung. Die
urnen nit ter 9lide perben na9 So
pan bef5rbert. - Ser 0ie6tommiIiios
mar 2aubt unb fcin Profuriit Mid6els
len, 9e9en ipel6e Elm StraIberfdbren
tpegen 8struaS unb &pnturaperbres
den ein9eleitet mar, Iinb flii6ti9 ges
iporoen. 2anbt bate Dor Del 5ludt
ieinen 9eIammten @iebbsItano perdus
BERT. Die PaIiiDen betraoen 100000
Mart. 2oubi bate ou9 nit She
ldninbeleien cine Dame I'm 10000
Mart, cine anbere I'm $4,000 Mdrt
betrogen.
SUR apen n. Son Dem auf
Sharn6Orn geItranoeten beutI9sn
9eianeper n@loria," &apitdn @amte,
(eer bon Wittbiin na9 glltpna Ess
itimmt, tpurben 5pei perIorcn burG)
bas RettungSbpot beS oritten Glib
lel6tf6iFfes serettet.
9 remen H.. Die augemeiren ipirtbs
i@aftli9sn @erfdltnife 8remens peis
fen nod feline psfentli9e 8eKerung
duf. Die 3uz uno Mbpanberung tsr
eriten o4t Monate bieies Sabres bat
nur eiaen ELECTROMAGNETIC BON 239
perfonen 9ebra6t, pGbrenb bieielbe
3eit bes Goriabres einen iol4sn bon
2773 perionen aufptes.
6 Ii b I'd. Sn 8erbinbung nit Der
bier itattgefunbenen !SaupibsrIamms
lung bes @eIammtpereins Der beutTfen
@si6i6tss unb @ltert6umspereine
tpuroe bier Der a6ts beuti9e Qr6iptas
a~bgebalten. Der GeIammtperein Der
beuti4en Qltertbumspersine bat
Morms als ieinen nd6iten susungss
prt beItimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sn9em6nra.

2urem Bur G. Grmorbet tpllrbe
in benz lurem6rrgiI4en @renSort
D%aTerbiqig Der Interchangeable 9iI0s
gen BON einem 5abritarbeiter aus 8iis
belin9en auf pffenet StraBe. Der
MDrber tpurDe per6aftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
2GeGfen6nrd.

g a II. Sier glitt Der @rbeiter
Sammerpobl, pel9er nit einem gro
ben 5uber 5utter neben Der 9ei6Iel
eing, auf Der f4lipfrisen Strabe auf
abI4iifiigem Serrain aug, 10 bab i'm
beibe Rdbsr iiber bic 9ruit gingen.
Or ftnrb hnfh bnrnuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sraunf6weis. An6aft.

S1ebingb en-. Die grs
Dffnung Der erIten SbeilItrede Der
Sleinbobn na9 9bebinsbauien. ndmz
lid ron Sudting mad 9rinfum, 1T err
folgt.
9effau. Die Subildums Gar
tenbauz Musiteaurg, bic anIabli9 hes
25iGtyi5;n 9.f'ebels oe3 ti,'H1sn Cc.e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
S urdtbareTotgen eines

GurdtbareTot eines
SunbeDiffes. Sci Dem 9jdbria
gen 509terden be5 Gbepaares Yobs
itranedD in prag, bas feds Woden
Sunor auf einem QusfIll9e bon einem
fleinen Sunbe sebiTen porben mar,
obne baB man Der geringfiigigen
Bunbe 9sadtung gsfdeatt bate, brad
SolDutb aug. Sm ainbs-Tpital, ipos
bin maj bic aleine gebra6t bette, BE-
burfte es Der &raft BON a6t e,luo9Ies
nen perlonen, bas tobenbe Sino 81
iibertpdlti9en unb auf bas 9ett GIL
rbnallen, mo e8 Der fir6terli6su
arantbeit balb erlag. Bier @drterins
men, bic bon benz ainbe getrabt uno
begeifert iporben parsn, pur0en unter
dr3tIidsr 9egleitung in bas paiteurs
f9e Snititut mad Dien gebrodt. Bel
Der Sbou3irung Der 2ei6e riBte ii6
Elm 0iener nit elmer Pin5ette uno
tpurbe glei6faqs mad Disn g%eienoet.
Nu9 apei Ner5ts. bic Bel Der 9etpdltis
gung Der &leinen mitipirttea, baben ii9
in bas paiteuride Snititut our S4uBs
tebanolung begeben.
&ur3f6lub bur9 eine
W 8. Die Stabt 9enf mar neus
li6 gbenbs, tur3 na4 8 ubr. pIOBli4
in 5initerniB gebiillt. auf allen Stra>
ben unb in alien l9Guiern erloi4 nie
auf &omumnoo bas si;:s;:sae 2iht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
0foen6nra.

6 II n. Bel Der Wablmdnners
ipabl i'm 5iiritentbum 2iibed gum ol>
benburgii6en 2anotage iisste bic freis
iinnigzaararii6e elite nit srOber
Mehrheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23

cins reI0F7tdnbiger Gdrtner perennial
let trorben lit, ipittbe burh ben Prcs
tsttor, PrinSen Gbuaro DON @nDalt,
er0ffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sa@5en.

Oresben. 9eim Mlbertperetn,
befen %abeelaufenes Gef61 Sjabr 1907
bas 40. felt Der @%riinbung bes Der
ems mar, errei9ten bic Stiftungsn bic
9obe BON $4,000 Mart, pGbreno on
groBeren @elbipenben etpa 27,OC0
Waart einsingen. Die 3abl Der 2tlbers
t%inerinnen einfaliebIid Der 2ebrIGnes
tern betrug am S4luHe bes @eiddfts.
iabres inSasIammt 212 unb % frr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
Written Nearly 800

One of the men has written nearly 800 dime novels. He says that it would be hard for him to recognize his own work, except when he recalled an occasional nom de plume used at the time, should
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
THE PASSING 0F
 DIME NOVELIST
THRILLS FOR SMALL BOYS DON'T
 PAY AS THEY ONCE DID
Not Dozen Left of the old Guard Who Turned Out Lurid Detective and Indian Stories Almost at will-Free Libraries Hurt Them.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The dime nov el IS passing, and with it the dime novel writer Not so long ago the men who I supply the small boy with romance and adventure by the yard numbered several score. Today hardly twenty five authors-the majority living within an hours ride of New York eity-fnd em. ployment in this once hourishing oceu. patton.
 In the heydey of Beadle's renown these spinners of juvenile yarns lived life quite apart from other pen crafts men, and constituted a world of their own. The contempt of the elect had no terror for these literary Philistines, who paid no attention to what other people said so long as they were allowed to work peacefully in their own way. An indifference to lofty ideals and lack of regard for "artistic workman ship" so troublesome to their more pre- tentious writing brethren, enabled them to grind out with cloekwork regularity ',OOO or 6,OOO words day with the sat isfying knowledge that "Finis" writ ten after the last chapter meant the prompt return of check for fat amount. They were the money kings or literature along in the seventies and eighties.
 one of these old-time dime.novel writ CTS who made several thousand dollars Dy writing cheap fiction and has the money invested in gilt-edge securities, was recently asked why he had not turned nis attention to the magazines seriously, as some short stories published m his youth showed promise of better things.
 The answer is easy,'' was the re. piy' 'l had to decide quite carly in 'ne game what l wanted most, good
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

order authorizing him to sell Three Hun dred shares of Superior & Boston Cop per Company belonging to said estate and that the same will be heard on Tuesday, the 9th day of May, A. D. 1908, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said court, in said County of Gila, Terri tory of Arizona, and all persons inter- tested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said order should not be made.
 Dated April 24th, 1908.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
COUNTY OF CELIA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate of Pas quale Nigro, Deceased-Notice of Hearing.
 Notice is hereby given that Wade Sotel, administrator of the Estate of Pasquale Nigro, deceased, has filed in this court return of sale of personal property belonging to said estate, and that the same will be heard on Wednes- day, the 18th day of May, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said court, in said County of Gila, Territory of Ar isona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said sale should not be confirmed
 Dated April 2s, 1908.
 P. c. ROBERTSCON,
 Clerk
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

MT. John Riha of Vining, Ia., says: ''I have been selling DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year and they give better satisfaction than any pill ever sold There are a dozen people here who have used them and they give perfect satisfaction in every case. have used them myself with fine results" Sold by Hanna's drug store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CHA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate of Adolph Haag, Deceased-Notiee of Hearing.
 Notice is hereby given that J. Su- ter has filed in this court his petition praying for q decree of distribution of the residue of the estate of Adolph Haag, deceased, and that the same will be heard on Tuesday, the 18th day of May, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Courtroom of said court, in said County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said decree should not be made.
 Dated April 27th, 1908.
 P. c. ROBERTSON,
 Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

eeptable history of the United States. Not only that, but not being ashamed of the hand that fed him in the first lean years of his literary struggles, he had reprinted last summer in $1.50 form an Indian story that had made a hit twenty years before, to rescue it from the oblivion of paper covers.
 Time has been less gracious to other surviving members of the old guard. One of them. for instance, is grubbing over genealogical records for New Eng land families of suddenly acquired wealth and compiling horticultural in formation for landscape gardener with the pen itch who wants to blossom out as an author.
 The one-time member of the famous Beadle staff is getting old now, and his present work is not so remunerative, but even for this he is grateful as it means bread and place to sleep He is cheerful and has only one complaint to make. This is directed against the small, badly lighted country libraries where he is frequently obliged to go.
 
 My eyesight is getting poor, and it s my bad luck to find the documents I need stored away in the darkest cor ners, he says
 In some small towns on the plains of Nebraska a man whose last labor in the literary field before being turned out to grass was the writing of hundred odd numbers of a detective "library," as it is called, still selling in the ten thou sands, now makes his living by manag- ing a billiard hall Another dime novel scribe of the old days holds down a small but secure berth on a California daily paper, and by the grace of rela. tionship gets from q publisher in New York an occasional order for a story, which he writes hurriedly in his spare time after hard day s work at the of flee, and which is used to fill in when any of the writers regularly employed by the firm fail to turn in their copy. If some walking delegate should take it into his head that the world needed a dime novel union he would not hayeI to go far to find the people he wanted to interview. Only two men in the country edit dime novels today. They are employed by rival firms, the onlyl two in business in the United States which supply small boys with knife fiction.
 Written Nearly 800
 One of the men has written nearly SOOl dime novels. He says that it would be
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CHA, TERRITORY or ARIZONA.

In the matter of the Estate of W. F.
 Anthony, Deceased-Notiee of Hear
 ing.
 Notice is hereby given that F. J. Elliott, administrator of the Estate of W. F. Anthony, deceased, has filed in this court a petition praying for an
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
champion Saloon Removed

Rube Egner has removed the Champ ion saloon to the old Metropolitan bar Der shop location at Marx cigar stand. Stop today and get a cool refreshing drink.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

clothes and plenty to eat or to play tag with fame on an empty stomach. 7
 His prosperous, well fed appearance showed the course he had elected to pursue. He is one of the few men who made good use of the opportunity and left the trade before it had chance to leave them. It was hard work for some years and he nearly exhausted himself in trying to give reacedrs of "Old Sleuth' literature brand-new thrills every week. Instead of spending his money .u riotous living like many of his eo-workers, he kept saving until he had enough to go west and set up as a bank CT in hustling community.
 Of the men who wrote reams on reams of lurid Indian stories and impossible detective yarns for the firms which a couple of generations ago published dime novels in untold quantities, not more than ten today are getting their living in the same way. Not only that, but just one man among them has stuck to this class of fiction without break for over twenty-five years. The rest have followed something else at long or short intervals since beginning to write dime novels
 Many Yet Living
 There are other dime novel writers contemporary with these men who are stlll alive, some prosperous and others not doing so we'll, but in occupations quite remote from the manufacture of yellow-back literature. Besides the banker who voiced the literary creed of the whole tribe there comes to mind another man whose nimble pen and busi- ness acumen have provided we'll for his old age.
 He is physician who, on leaving college, found that dime novel publish CTS were more prompt in paying for value received than the half-dozen pa tients who had come to sec him. Al story written in week or ten days brought him anywhere from $50 to $lOO. This, however, was not making money fast enough to suit him.
 As it did not take so much to start in the publishing business then as it does now, he used his first $l ,OOO to venture in this field. The enterprise succeeded, and then he began buying Chicago real estate. Today his holdings are valued at $l00,000. Most of his time is spent abroad, travelling and marking his itin erary with Q steream of picture postal cards mailed to a few old cronies who are chained to desks in New York.
 Another man who left the ranks of blood and thunder authors some years ago has since then written very ac
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
For Sale

All of my poultry, Rose Comb White Leghorn. Must be sold by May 10. Any one taking all of them can have a bargain. c. P. BREITENSTEIN,
 West of Graveyard.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

Learn the art of cooking at Naquin s today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05

tinction of peculiar literary trade which at one time gave lucrative em- ployment to nearly half the writers of New York city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-05
Tuesday, May 5, 1908
SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

at a of said o'clock dha of freight which into
 h b y h three h h hacm daimdo rfmaan nwn:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-04
(De nusstrO oorrogpon8aI)

Abril 3.-En Ia man ana de hoy , como
nero spectator, RsiBtf los pasillos del
salon de BesioneB dc IR honorable Corts
municipal de este pueblo, con objato de
presenciar los debates de las muchas eau.
GaB que debfan ventilarBe, entire elias algu'
mas de bsStants impoFtsncia.
Una vez alberta la session por 81 maFshal
ssfior Lizardi, di6Se leCtuEa poE el ssClOta'
rio aefioE AguRyo & IL acuuaci6n pendiento
contra 81 FstGro Nepomuceno Viera, por Ol
delito de hurto menor, ConBiEtents en- la
subtraction de IN zRpRto de Ia caSa Vigo
Iaich y Ca, niendo CondenRdo aeis msSes
de REresto.
TeEminado este juicio, pEocodi6Eo & ls
segunda csusR BeguidR al miGmo sui0to
Nepomuceno VierG, poF iguRl delito que
en- la pTimsFR denuncia, ConIistente en- 81
huTto de cuatTo gusIdraFaU de la msEcan'
til VilRr haFmanos, y por 10 que fac CON
denRdo 0troa BeiB meses de aTEeBto, 10
miBmo que en- ls anterior.
Francisco OKtegs Ca) Quemao, indivi'
duo de p6IimoB antecedenteg, que hs cum
plido Condsna vaTiRB veosB pOR Hobo =
homicide, fn6 AeuBado poF 81 IaEgsnto Or
tiz detective Asenic, de huEto de dos pR,
vos , una gallina, poE 10 que 81 honorable
jusz Vergne de la ConchR, 10 Conden6
nm af1o do cGrcsl con trabajo Tornado.
Pablo Rivers, por huEtO de nm revolver
tsndY6 que Cumplir 40 dfas en- IL c6Fcsl
del distrito; Manuel Pag6n, por aItorar
Il paz, pasRr6 so dfas ca Humacao, para
que vsnga CuFRdo de Bu enagenRCi6n men'
tal como Slegaba On % defsnBa.
Como 10 We pOE Las antaEioHe8 notas, la
poliCia de CRgusB psruigus activamsnte
8 Jos rateTos de oioio, que no tienen orian'
tsci6n deade que Hs hRlIRn aqui 81 tenisnts
Gim6nez, gsrgsnto Ortiz y detectivs Assn
10, quienes no doBcanaan I'M momento en-
psTBeguirle.
PsEO q noble , dignS q la aCtitud do la
poliCtA ep NtOB CRGOS, 40 msnoa noble =