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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
A Qiplomatic System.

''ro what, sir" we asked middle aged. happily married man recently, "do you attribute the success you have made of your married lifey'
 "'Tis bit of elementary wisdom, my son. he replied. "When my wife Is in the wrong, agree with her, and all is well. When she Is in the rigbt, argue against her; she emerges tri- umphantly. proves me foolish, feels good all day-and again all Is well. Learn this. my son, ere you marry."- Cleveland Leader.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

An idle rumor sometimes is about the busiest thing outside of cotton mill
 We often hear man say that bs doesn't think much of himself, and hs a general thing we can't blame him.
 Sometimes it is necessary for a m5n to think great deal of himself to raise the average.
 The man who is always on time get'- erally brags so much about it that hs retards the discharge of the matter on hand.
 The only sane sanity is the klhd that is the output of the brain matter that we carry under our hat.
 Opinions differ; but, being only op'n- ions, nothing more could be expected of them.
 The trouble about the hero business is this--it is expensive being shan hero and painful being real.
 Undoubtedly if soulless corporations could hire men to bear the entire odt- um of corporate crime certain rich in- dividuals would feel that indeed have enormous strides been made in the history of our glorious civilization.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

The finest Coffee Substitute ever made, ahs recently been produced by Dr. Shoop, of Racine, Wis. You don t have to boil it twenty or thirty min utes. "Made in minute" says the doctor. "Health Coffee'' is really the closest Coffee Imitation ever yet pro duced. Not grain of real Coffee in it made from pure toasted cereals or grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really it would fool an expert--were he to un- knowingly drink it for Coffee. Sold by Moorehead & Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, or THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CELIA.

Old Dominion Commercial Co.,, Cor
 poration, Plaintiff, vs. The Keystone
 Copper Company, a Corporation, De fendant--Notiee of Sheriff s Sale.
 Uader and by virtue of decree of foreclosure, execution and order of sale issued out of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, on the Tenth day of January, 1908, in the above entitled action, wherein Old Dominion Commercial Co.,,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

When a rAi has learned Ia bridle his teni- per and harness his will he k in pretty good shape to play horse with the rest of his kind.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Shrcyvd Game.

"Extry" yelled the bright newsboy. "All about the terrible wumpty--er- wump"
 "Eh?" asked the inquisltive old man. "What did ye say, sonny?"
 'T didn't say It." replied the boy. Buy a paper an see."-MIhneapolis Journal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Long Distance 6raver

You seemed afraid of that womsp" "Who? Me?"
 Sure. She called you down, and you took it like lamb"
 That is all right. Just wait untY get her at the other end of the tele- phoner'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
An Oversiaht.

''I want to pay this bill." he said at tho hotel bar, "but I think you have made slight error here in my favor. I've been reading over the extras, and I cannot find that you have charged anything for telling me you thought it might rain"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Mining Machinery
 News Item

Two money saving devices of interest to mining men and comparatively new 10 this district are as follows:
 The Davis Calyx Diamondlcss 1" Core Drill, which uses chilled shot cost ing under Toe per h., in stead of dia. mOnds Will drill any ground. It does as much work in average ground and much more in soft ground than dia. mond drill, and its first cost is less. It is made in several sizes, to run by hand horse, gasoline, or steam power. De scribed in eatalog G9l.
 A still more important new thing is the Temple-Ingersol Electric-Air Drill, run by compressed air, but still using electric power transmission; run by gas. Oine or steam power; uses l-3 the pow CT required for an air drill of equal capacity; no piping; no foundations. The Old Dominion uses one. Catalog GEO tells of it.
 IneersOIl.Rand Co. of Texas,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
The Time to Call,

Mrs. Dunleigh-lt Is very singular that your mother always happens to cau on me when am out
 Little Flossle Dlmpleton--Oh, we can ssc from our front window whenever you go away.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Not In the Arithmetio.

What is this servant girl problem hear so much aboutT'
 "Oh. that is how to pay her wages and at the same time buy out mil linery store on an eighteen dollar al- lowance"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Is not every day the two conf1uxes of two eternities for every manl Lines of influences from all the past and stretching onward into all the future do intcrsect them.-Cariyle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
No Call For 1t.

"GOt smobeless cigar
 What is it ike-a stick of gum?" 'No; 1t Is tobacco"
 "Pshaw. Do you dream men would care for it if they couldn't ruin the lace curtains?'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Always Groyyafnr.

"Binks is always growing that he doesn't have justice done him."
 "Yes. When he gets halo he'll prob ably say 1t isn't a square thing. ."--New York Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Probably.

"The ideay exclaimed Mrs. Kadley T wonder why that woman Is watch Ing me so?'
 Probably" replied hep husband, she's trying to find out why you are staring at her."-Exchange.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

No Reflection oa His Ball Fliying. ''Congressman Sidestepper ccme home making great roar because he couldnt catch the eye of the speaker"
 Why was itT''
 Because the speaker didn't throw his eye at the congressman, pre- sume'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Any girl who can make good fudge can also learn to make good ginger b.nld-if the proper incentive is ap- piled.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
His Accomplishment.

He couldn't sing. he couldn't dance, His talk was rather slow, But at his coupons he could glance. And he could dough, see dough.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Gettina Him Square.

Dear uncle,' wrote the young pea who was trying to make touch with- out coming right out and asking for the money. 'I have pawned my watch to get a postage stamp to write to you"
 Dear nephew" replied the hard of heart relative, q inclose you cents. to me on postal card next time"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Occasionally young man makes a success in life in spite of the handicap of colleges. wealth and fool friends
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Needed Cooking.

"Hcr husband doesn't seem to me to be more than half baked"
 Perhaps that is why she keeps him in hot water so much of the time"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

You can seem to get very close to some men, but when you try to touch them you discover that you aren't so close after all
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Same Thinu,

Don't borrow trouble" Cant help it." "Oh, back up"
 "Then lend me S10." Didn't just tell you not to borrow trouble?"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Prize Taker.

"What's the best hard luck story yos overheard"
 T haven't got single thing fit to wear to that reception"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Anyway. we s h o u Id be thankful that We aren't all born turkeys, oysters or lob sters.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Eve Onener.

''They don't get along we'll" Not exactly like turtledoves." But it was a case of love at hst sight"
 Yes, but they got their second sight after marriage"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

The reason why some of us cant bear an umbrella Is because one or an other Of our choice friends is apt to be bearing 1t.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

The biggest hoodoo { h a f unlucky people have Is their own supersti- ton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Trouble can't long bother a man who refuses to recognize 1t, no matter how we'll attested its credentials.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

When man who is in n position to look for situation slips up on it a time or two he begins 10 hustle for job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Where lt Came In.

"Men are fond of gossip too" "That is only another way of saying it."
 "WhatT
 "That they are fond of women"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
They Know.

"She is a wonderful singer.n "Wonderful indeed. She is fierce" 'Ever hear her?' "No."
 "Then how do you know?" q talked with the other memberf of the choir"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Humor ana Philosophy
 By DUNCAN M SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

No, indeed, 1t is not always May. It Is sometimes must.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Every well lntentioned wife nowa- days does not require her husband to do more than three-fourths of the housework.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

He Realized 1t. Her father is quite enthusiastic" Yes" said the sad eyed young man. ''He puts much sole into his work"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22
Why They Attract.

Why They Attract. opinions must be feminine" "I don't see why" ''The average man likes to hold them so we'll"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

Sometimes it is necessary for n5n to think a great deal of himself to raise the average
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

SS We h nave NltN in our nrHftS For any old back number. Then let Us in the new machine Above the clouds go sailing: Pcei free and easy in the car And lean upon the railing; Leave all our troubles on the earth, Put care behind and worry, Although we at most any time May come down in hurry.
 No Call For 1t. "GOt a slnolleless cigar" What is it like-a stick of gumY ''No; 1t Is tobacco" "Pshaw Do you dream men woulG care for it if they couldn't ruin the lace curtains?'
 Where It Came In. "Men are fond of gossip too" "That is only another way of saying it."
 What" "rhat they are fond of women"
 Same Thing. Don't borrow trouble" Cant help it "Oh, back upr' "Then lend me S10." Didn't just tell you not to borrow trouble?'
 Prize Taker. "What's the best hard luck story yoa ever-heard?" "I haven't got single thing fit to wear to that reception
 Why They Attract. opinions must be feminine" "I don't see why" so we'll"
 He Realized It. "Her father is quite enthusiastic" "Yes," said the sad eyed young man. "He puts much sole into his work"
 How Could He? Have you heard the latesti" "Sir, I am not married"
 They Know.
 . a tzlARIsf;45 Is;5 "She is wonderful singer.h "Wonderful. indeed. She is fierce" "Eyer hear her?' No" "Then how do you know? q talked with the other members of the choir"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

We often hear man say that !. doesn't think much of himself, and hs a general thing we can't blame him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

An idle rumor sometimes is about the busiest thing outside of cotton mill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-22

First publication Jan. ?, 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Nr. 36.
WuScrne 9Siarrid)nlen.

Ginctnnoti 90. slitgult.- t.-grs4
blhof Ot0uer bat onlGblib Der beuor.
Itcbcnocn Gr0iinlng Der fotbolilhcn
NIarrldulcn Cinen Sirtcnbrief oil Die
@ciItlihcn Der Gr5oi0jcie geionot, Der
Don Dem groBcn SntcreiIe 5eugt, oas
Scr airbcnfiirlt an 6rogen ocs lin.
tcrritbt2 ninlnt. Gor 2lQen lperoen
Die @eiitli6cn borouf nllfmcrfiom
Qcn1ndt, onB cine llcbcrfiillung ber
&loicn5immer 81 permeioen lit uno
uilcrb06ltcnS iiini}ig Sd)iilcr in ei.
ncr alnIic mtergcbrn6t perOeu fou.
ncn. Sit Die 3ogIinas5nbl elmer aIai.
ic qrGbcr, 10 nluB onocrlueitig Haum
bclhnIft mcrOcn. @enn niht genii'
Nen0 Sr0cnSntitGlie6cr porbonoen
ltno, nm ocn Meligionalnterridt 5t
crtbciIcn, Oonn ioIlen 2nien 2ebrer
o1gcitcllt ncroen, ipobci lolden, Die
uon fntboIiihcn Shulen 9raouirt bd-
ben, Der Sor5ug Sll gc6en TT. Die
@ut-Gomite'n Der Gi05cie miiiien bci
9tcubotten Dor 9Ilcm Die Hegcl befol.
gen, Bob iiir 0ut pcntilirte, belle uno
8crolmll0e &Ioilcn5immcr 81 iorgen
it, cbc ot Die Grri6tltno elmer Sula
geIdrittcn perocn ioQ. Sn llebrigeu
nnlb Die Ginridtllnq scr ShuIe i'm
GinfIong nit Ben 5ortidritteu Ser
9tcll5eit iein Scrner miiIcn oQe 2ebr.
frdfte an TarodioIibulen, ebe lie ibre
Sbdtigfcit beginnen I'M 9eliB eineS
Observation-Disclosures iein. 9llld) entb1lt
Ser Sirtenbrief genauc Gorihrifteu
bctrcfiS Der Yriifun9en, ber iib bas
Scbrperional 5u itnterSicben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Sdl0n=Guclun inn Sanitarium.

Eougbfecpiie, N..D., 2S.
sluglit Sarrp 6. Sbop iogte
bcitte be3ii9lid Scr gtodridt, bnB lid)
leinc Satin Gpalpn Nesbitt Sbap IN
cincm Sanitarilim bciinbc:
sd bubc ibr iton Dor liingerer
Belt gcrot6cn, cine Naitfur ourd5u-
lnadcn nno id boffe, ooB ibr oieielby'
bon groBtm Gortbeil iein miro. Sic
got 6elb genllg, oenn id gab ibr por
pier @oden cine Sunlme, melde ibr
geItottctc, bis 5ilr Mitte ser lldhitet
&odc $50 pro Gag 81 berousgobcn.
9is oabin miiroc id mebr iiir iie &C.
Da6t 6dbcn oacin I'M Sanitarilut
iin0 lire 9lusga6en geringcr uno ods
3clO miro lin9cr ausrei6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04

gCior0trt luCrocn, bis 5un I. 9cjcnt
bcr ibrc gIngcbotc 5lt modcn fitr oil
Yu1boNgcrln9 0c3 aon5Cn &onalS
his ut 30 SUB Eicic un0 200 Dor0s
2'rcitc. Der Gon0rcB bat iiir 0cn
NcNinu 0icitr glrbcitcu einitucilcu
100000 bclpilIi0t.
Giuil0icnit @cieb &C.
luahrt.
I'm 0ic &crtCBllnQCn 0c9 Gipit.
0icnlt @elcbcs mGgliAit SIT bclhr6n-
TEN, lucIhc bel iriibcrcn politii6cl
Gnnpngncn porgefonlnlcn linO, cr-
llcB oos EoitOcportcmcnt cine Ser.
fii0lug, III lucIdcr @comtc lmO 9ln,
gcItclltc lcinca Nciiort5 Dor imgcb0rt-
Ger poIitiidcr (bitigtcit inter BE.
5uGnobmc allf 0ic Srhrc bonn 6.rNtli
1907 Ncuornt lucr0en. Gic &criii-
Qun0 loll ilt ollcn Nilrcoll0 0cS Ge.
portcnCnta lm0 III Ocu tluiliiijirtcu
YpltGmtcrn, io>uie III ocn 9iircour
Der GiuiiionS SlpcrintcnOcntcn
bur6 gnl0log bcfuntt Dcmodt mcr.
bcn.
9luS Scr Mrntce entloiien.
Ger Sbtrliclltcnnnt Nlliicl S.&o5-
5oro bonn 7. 9unocS Snianteric-
9ic1imcnt pelhcr lebten sSanliur ne
gen ungcblb betrii9criibcr Sinonj.
Spcrotioncn lno @igonlie frie9Sgc-
rihtlid pro5ciiirt porbcn it, lit aus
0cnl oftipen Gienit cntloiicn iuorbcn
0na &ric1a0cribt purbc icincr 3cit
prm &ric0alctrGtor mligcbobcn, oa
N,o55orO 0ciitig 5u lciocn iNicn. Gr
lmlroc nod ci1cn S6oipitol ocbrodt
mo ip1tcr BON elmer tir5tlihen Cont
niliion lmtcrilCEt, norolli icbt lcinc
GntloIllng aus Der Slrmte fol0te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Gmtocfnng cincr Sic6sIdnlc.

q em Dort, 30. 9Iugllt. - 2lnf
Scr Sl6c nn6 5mci Iicben foncn
orci 9eomte oes Ieteftips Bureaus &c.
itcrn iriib in ons oous 9tr. 1O3, 3.
9lucnltc. @enn iic al,6 Die @eitd.
ten nidt ianoelt, 10 iiel i6nen oodl
loltcs Sprc6cn ouf, ons aus einelu
3immer I'M 5weiten Stodluerf tonrc.
arr5 cntld)loiien ornngen lie Elm llno
ian0cn in cinc!n Don 5obofsrall0 un0
iSllIclOltIt gclbmangcrten 9inum Elm
tSrnllen5lnlner llno 5ipoli iltngc @llrs
idcn, 6ic ii6 nit Sor5oroipielcn Bic
,3eit pcrtrieben. Die ganSe Sccnt
mo6te oui oie Yconlten sen Gin-
0rlld, ola ipenn lie einc Sicbsidulc
allfgcltobcrt b0tten llno lic licBcn 0a.
fer Die 8an5e @elcllldnit in cinent
TotrolmuBen na6 ben Yoli5ei6ollpt.
quarter ihaficil. Gie sSrau gdb al,
Gillian Sullipon 81 beiBcn ober man
crfonntc lie ols 9tcllie Slincp, Die ol@
Die ~ oS60nbeit oes 5lpeiten 9(iieublp.
IiitriftS" befannt lmo 6eriidtigt &c.
meien lit. Sic fommt aus elmer ,ici.
nen tSurilic", Oenn ibr grlber
nMife" Slinep, ser Dor ein'gen Sal
rem in 0crbinbung nit ser Grmor,
blng ocs 6leiihers Nobert Spons i'll
Der Gbcrrp. Ctr. perbaitet muroe, be.
finOet iiG jcbt I'M Watteaman- Staats.
Srrenbouic. Sbr friibcrcr grGuti-
gam, GOmaro 9ticc, Elm ebemaliger
9unf-GIerf, Der ober in i6ledtc 8e.
ieaihoft gcrietb uno Der Ioli5ei un-
ter bem 9innIen o6risi" Tice befonnt
lit, iibt olf Der Slliel eincn ietsmo-
natli6en Stro!termin ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Gaiiic GBnbuid's 8ittiuer pIeitc.

GlepcIono, g., 90. slngllit. -
I'm @unoeS0cribt neloete Or. Sc.
ron Q. Gbaoiuitf, 8otte ser oerItorbe.
nen Goiiic z. Gbaoiuid, Die ourh ibre
ei9entbiinlli6en 5inan5 Speratio.
nen iid) einen intcrnationolen Sea.
men 1enlod)t bat, ieinen 0anferott
on. Gic Yoiipa bclolien iib auf
ST 1705,0OO, Die glftipo auf ettpa
$40. Inter ben @ldubigern figi.
riran II. a. Die folgenben Eerionen II.
Sirmen: Serbert ". gepton aus
grooflinc, Wloii, Der ourd ieinen
Gro5cB gegcn Srou Gbaomid, beren
Sreibcn 5lterlt on Den Stranger itsa.
te, nit $90,S0O; s. @. sSrieno alis
EttSburg Ea, Der Srolt Gbaoiuid
@elb oIf ibre Slluelen uno @ertb.
popiere poridoB, nit $500,OOO; oas
@oloori slitoro Sotel in Hetp.
9)orf (Silnme nidt genannD, nno,
iolaenoc 9tem Dorfer Sirmen NIT ie
5000: Worcils II. Go., airfpatrid II.
.. i. gloanls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
3luci Sanfcn in ct. Yanl scidlo6cn.

Ct. YauL Winn, 2S. auSuit. =
Die biciigc oState Yunf pi ct. Baltl"F
lno Die ~Giti5ens Saoinss Yanf"
mllrOen beute bonn Yonf.graninator
Sd)aicr geidloiien, iueil iid oie BIZ
iigc decentralization ganf" als
Viltgliea oes Clearing Souie" ails
ir8eno einem tedniiden @runbe g.
meiaert batte, iiir iic gut gu ipreden.
Wo9IiGcr @ciic lperoen beios alnltal.
ten am MontaB ourh iinan5ieae
Sillie aus WinnenpoIis in Stano ge.
iett icin, ibre @eid1fte mieoer 5u er.
oiinen. Gruninator S6Gfer erfldrt,
Ole beioeu 9anfen ieien pollIt1noig
iolpcnt umo fein Shaoen tpsroc oen
Gepoiitoren crluahien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Gpmiidjc Sdabcncriatflagc

9ao }Irc, Mih., 30. 9lugltIt. -
3reO. =. @OoOmnro, ein itorfer 9ln.
bdnger pom Socal Option uno re-
publifaniihcr Gaaoioat iiir oen Gou
greb, bal Die lofule 2iql,or 1cnlers'
9liiociation uuf $4,000 shooeneriat
perflagt neil Die SnooiIrlng ieiner
Ganoioutur ourd Die 9liiociation in
@irtlittfct ein angriii auf IGN ge.
meien iei Gr bat audi alien Seitun-
gen Ser Nadbaridait perboten, oie
SuOoilirlng 5u peroffentIid)sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
SlntgUpfcr in Nrn-Icrifu.
GoS StGot6en 6ollom brr6 cinen
@olfenbrild tbcilpciie Seritort. -
llcber 10 Wenlbcn ertrunfcn.

Trinio 8 a 5, Col. 2S. 9(uglllt. -
Cine Sclepbon6otihuit aus Soliom.
N..W, bot bclltc iebS S6rgc fir Ecr.
ioncn bcltcllt, mcIhc oort burd cine
ploblid)c GSllitb unlfomcn. Solionl
licgt 100 Meilcn iiiolih pon bier, an
Scr ,Golora6o & SoutDern 9obn.
Ser talcgropbiidc Gcrfebr lit iultcr.
brohcn.
| Sp1tcrc Hadrihtcn cr1cbcn, oaB
| lid untcr 0cn @rtrllnfencn Elm Scrr
MenDcr luno icinc 5uci ainbcr, Z.
@bcclcr nno @attill ibrc 5lpci &iu.
ser, 6rou @bcclcr's S6mcittr, SRI.
9ucp Creighton uno Sri. Stoofe &c.
finoen.
(Spatcr.) } - GS crbellt iebt, bob 10
Wenifcn crtrunfen ,uo bnB bic Sci.
hcn BON eli oerielbcn mifgcflrnocn
limo. 3lpolf 9riidcn Der Colorado
& Soutbcrn 9ubn" iinO 5crltort, rno
ons @clciic lit nui cine Stredc bon
5polf Oieilcn oufgetuiiblt. Die ;3iige
iinb I'M as StllnOen perip1tct. Gin
@olfenbrllf, mclhcr i'm S6olc bcs
Gimarron HipCr nicocrging, Bate
cine ploblicbe 6lutb pcruriod)t, mclhe
uiclc 'SGuier III 6oliom 3crItortc poer
bcif1oigtc, Won illdt nod iucitctcn
2eidcn unb fiirdtct, boB nod Oicl
mebr Wienldcn lmgcfommen limo,
ols bis jcbt bcfomt purbe. gtocblte.
bcnO folgt cine corrigirtc 2ilte Der
Spfcr in Solion, ioipcit ocrcn 90
men crmittelt lino:
9t. g. @cn0er, Srml 81. 9. @ens
ger, SRI. Goiip @engcr, Sri. 2icp
Grcigbton, {. y. @bcelcr, 1Srou Z.
y. @bccler, brci ainbcr ser @bec-
lers, Grol 9ofc, :. ". @bcelcr's
SdpGgerin, ocrcn Nomc nitt CT
mittclt mcrocn fonntc.
tSoliom lieqt I'M norboitlihcn GGci.
le bon Ncll=Wcrifo, nnbe Hoton, III
elmer Sobc BON 1000 SUB iibcr bent
Weersipicgel ullO i6mcbt IN belt0nbi-
ger llebcridluenulin9sgeiobr, iobolo
l6lpcrc &egen in Den bcno6bartell
Bergen follrn Ger biesmol onges
ridtetc peftniGre SGuoen miro auf
100000 gelhGtt.
SSn Huton, N.sWt, iino 10 SGuier
Orlrd cinen @olfenbruh pcggc.
i6lpcnlmt norOcn, bod gingen BORT
fclnc Wcnihcnlcben pcrlorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
ScnrD .. Wmrpbg lengnet.

Eropibencc, u. ), 80. Nug.
- Scnrp 9. Wurpbp, melher am
Wontog oui cincn pom @unoesgeriht
ollSgcItcIlten Soitbcfebl feit9enommen
moroen mar, mclher i'm bei6uloigt,
am 5. Oi1r5 5. :. cinen Yoitiof nit
cin9e'hriebenen YoltIaden entpenoe,
5ll bobell, eribicn Dor Dem 9unoeS-
GOmmiiiGr @iainm .. Grob ino er.
tlarte ii6 fir Iidtidulbig, morauf er
llnter cine 9iirgihaft BON $500 biz
gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 8rano.
,Slrp oes @unocsgerihtes geItellt
iuuroc. t-4+.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
yNffimitGts"- Carrie untcr IiiraIdlaft.

@oiben, R.-D, 20. auguIt. =
Ser Maler 5eroinano .. garle, ipel.
der ipegen Eriigelns ieiner Satin
bcrbaitet uno eingeiperrt porOen
mar, neil er feline 9iirgidoft itearn
lpollte, lit ihlieBlid utter $1,000
giirgIdaft, bic er uno lem gruoer
geltcllt baben, bonn yfidter Seegtr
auf freien SUB 9eirbt iporoen. gtab
ieiner 6reilaiiung ertInrte or, oaB Die
MiBbeGigfeiten nit ieincr 0attih III
gGIoe beicitigt iein wiiroen. Wan
babe ieilsn s5aa in gang fnlibem
Sifte baraeItellt.
(Spiter.) = Garle bet lid) nit iei-
ner 5rau aussei0bnt uno oas Yaar
lit mieoer pereint. Gle 9InfIase &C.
gen ben Wann piro iest uabri1ein.
lid fallen geluIieu peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-09-04
Baltimore, Mo, Treitag Den 4. September 1908,


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item Glllcnbur0 iouOcrn Icoiglitb ori
Den WieinciO il NugCnlcincn be-
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bcn in oCncn Gin Weincio, mcnn CT
nl6 nicnlala SIT rcbtfcrti0cn lit, 0ocb
elmer mil0crcn &CurtbCilln0 ucrtb
m1rc. Winn 0Cnfc ood an Den GSoIl
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@ciic rnO rein tbcorctiiN iibcr en-
seine norfonte 9iehtairo0cn im Guz
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miro Gr b0lt ca iiir olSgcihIoiicn,
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ten redt tbnn.
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0orln cine, lpcnn ulb nod 10 llngc.
pollte Spmpntbic fiir Ocn 9lngcflag.
ten crblidcn, lln0 cntldlirbt CT iicb SIT
elmer lharfcn9lllifali,n1 icincr ibluic.
rigcn 9Illfgobc, Damn miro cs &clltc
gcbcL Die oarin cinen Geriud) crs
blidcn 0cn bent friibercn Gnpiinncn
cntgcgcnaelcbtcn Stonopnntt oliIGl.
lig 5rt bctoncn. SIS pdrc bober lmbe-
oigt ridbtigcr gcmcicn, pcnn Sbcr.
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