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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03
Vast Audiences.

IL was a notable day Tor Mr. Bryan in
Kansas Commencing at Kansas City.
Nan. he talked in towns and cities
not unfamiliar to him. for he has cam
palSned i'm this section many times be-
iore, Dut his audiences today were far
greater than ever before during his
campaigns. not excepting 1896, when he
earned the state by a large plurality
In everp speech he delivered he re-
Ierred TO the effort of the president and
MI. Iaft to deny the support of Mr..
focketeller and the trust magnates,
ana quoted from facsimile confidential
letters issued by the Standard Oil COM
pany ana ordering the employees of its
New York office to march in the parade
held in that city last Saturday night,
ana published in a New York paper
he also said that Mr. Taft had
claimed the votes of Mr. Mitchell. MIR.
duncan and Mr.. Morris and other labor
leaders. and quoted from Mr. Gompers-
speech of Saturday, in which the presi-
cent of the American Federation of La
Dor read kilograms from each stating
8hat they were not supporting Mr.
Taft, but were with Mr.. Gompers in his
support of the Democratic ticket.
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know not what the future has for me;
know not whether IL is the people
wish that / shall be their spokesman IN
the White House or continue to per-
form the work which I have tried TO
perform as a private citizen: but have
not lived in vain. / have given an I'M
pulse 10 honest politics: | have helped
70 create sentiment in favor OF re-
form. and as a candidate / have but
one thing to rely upon as the conf
uenee OF the masses in my fidelity to
their interests. My opponent has be
hihd him all those forces which are
considered potent in politics: but !
would rather have the love of the peO-
PIE the affection of the multitude in
whose behalf I have fought. than TO
iloid any Office. If ] enter the White
rouse, ! shall enter il free to keep the
pltdSes l have made: free to serve with
Sihgieness of purpose. If | am selected,
VIII devote whatever energy ] have
ana Whatever ability / possess to the
oife OBJECT of making this government
dSdin government i'm which the peo-
PIE rule, and under which every citizen
shail draw from society a reward pro-
poruohate to the service which he rem
uerS TO his fellOWmen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03
STOVE REPAIRING.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repalre1i
castings at wholesale and retail 242 StaIs
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Work.
Phones 17S4-Y.
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SECOND HAND STORE.

WE BUY secondhand furniture. sto.-
ranges. clothes. Bell 5l45, 49, Mlcn-zN
Fur. Co. 345 South State
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LIVERY.

ACofs STABLES. BON phonss d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03
CARPENTERS.

SHUMAKER & SIMS. ST Richards St
solicit odd Jobs of all kinds about you-
store ~ reSide1ce Rell 4I1s Res 22-S-y
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DRUGLESS SPECIALIST.

CHRONIC ana nervous diseases, p
troubles. female complaints. Dr. r
Erickson chiroDractnr. IA CousttIiiI...-s-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

wASATCH lodge No. !. F. and A M
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
South. the second riday of each moatb
Members OF sister lodges and sojournIna
S-efnrer cordially invited. iins
A. E HUTCHINSON 70 NJ
Al. LOWE. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03
MOVING

LARGE padded vans, careful men. Red
man Van & Storage Co. III So w. Tenn
ME Phone Us.
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BUILDER

IF YOU are going to build a home. see
me NJ NJ. King. 221 Constitution Bldg.
Bell 1874. Ind. 1I29-R-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

UTAH Commandery No. II. knights
Templar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple, cor. I'd East and LIST South.
the first Thursday of each month So
fourning Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend JAMES H BROWN e c.
q. o LEATHERWOOD. Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

UTAH CHAPTER No. I, r. ~
Stated congregations held at Mason1c NJ ~
pie. corner Second East and F,rsf lem
the first Wednesday of each montb ouSsn.
fourning companions cordially invttss So
attend c + kUTNEWSKY. n &c
M c. PHILLIPS, Secretary r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

R. FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral properties. Rooms
212-21S Brooks Arcade. Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, homestead No. 1l32. meets ev-
cry Thursday evening at o. clock in Fed
Grafton of Labor hall. corner Fourth South
and State SITS. William E. Jenkins fore
man J. Everett Seely. Cor. 10 South
Second East st. Bell phone Main 5345-K
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Sdnub Der M m m 81 Der.

SdIuB Ser & ~ m m bd Oer.
Gle S6pimmbGoer iperoen AM
Spnntog, Sen 10. September, &C.
i6loiien perben, "a Die 6requell5 l1ad)
groiinung Der SduIen faum nod
ncnnensmertb lit, mte sic grfabrun'
gen p%ergnngener Sabre gc5eigt baben.
Gie ieet SIT gnoe gebenoe Saiion NOR
sic eriolgreihite ieit Dem 9eginn Der
ltGotiihen Sftuimmbaoer uhO m1rt
cs nift fir bie ungem0bnlid fiible
@ittcrung i'm 2luguit getuelen, pdrtl
aQe Goriabre guns beoeuteno in oet
Sdotten geiteIlt worOen. Gte 6rer
bao.Gommiiiion miro am IonnerItuJ
cine Sibung abbalten, in melf)er Der
Gtat iiir bus nddlte Sabr ieitgeItelt
mcrben ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

1a2 bis IA ubr Rodmittags fiir Die
Inmeloung relter Sd)iiler etc. 9eofi.
net iein.
Noti5en.
SiilfSsGontroleur SulinS 90. Sree.
man lit bon ieiner 5erienreiie aus
Itlantic-Gitp 5uriid9cfcbrt.
9ie Stomp Runsgriide lit nod
nidt fertiggeitellt, nm Oie StraBen.
bobngeleiie ouf Oerielben legen 5u
fonnen. Gicie nelle Clinic na6 9to.
lano'Earf miro Die 6obr5eit 5fpi-
lden Dem Wittelpunft Ger Staot uno
Tolano'Garf eegen bie WarpIanb.
apenue-2inie INN 7 Winuten abtiir.
1pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Central . Gonlite o~utoriiirte Stint
scbner . Gomite fir Die gumpogne
miro 5ilr 3eit orgalliiirt. IS meroen
oemieIberL nie es beiBt, iol6e WGll.
ncr mic 6ronf 81. Shirt, gr . Staot.
Trofltrotor @n. gobeQ Bruce, Gr.
@ouberneur Sronf @rolpn, Al6ert
0ig9S, Somes :. 2ocp, SEQ. g. Nunls
len llno onoere berortige bofon9eie-
Gene 9enlofroten uno 8eihdftslelltc
Q%llgegorelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Stdot Baltimore.
ltntcrbaltungs . @caiuciicr.

,auSiturium" - r5bc 9oaeae @irIs aub
the 3eoops".
rSprb's" - pgSbcn Sio gicip sDorf mas
"@anctp"-r2 Gam 81. ecribner's Nte ebop".
,Gunioup" p6rom 3rnhlpGO TO The
,Wiarnlano" - acitb'S nau etar".gouoc,
bile unb gSonocIbtIbcr.
nHcu WlpuumeUtnl" - .lbe Sud[inQ5".
Snbin's, Ioiw4cG, rh.Snitimors etrabe. -
3deli6 8aloebtue' Soriieulneen ino gSnnneI'
biloer.
pa ebSrs part," 3deIib Gonaertc,
g8Gnoeibiloer rnb nnhere 8ergniiaunoen.
ys's% Giesiri, 8ari;" aer 15dggItt, &oriteIianasn
u59s Suburban" e. Seoen Ibeno 8Guoeptue'
GIaibnrns. = 1qsIi6e Grrurfou. nit gis'
nabnte Sonntaas, per 1ampier aGnrnbrioqe.."
suoe Eptut, 1d9lihe notwithstanding
zen @ar Sadalt$e SSr'qqgftOqsH. 20 con.
ietlber, neunte idbrIihe gusiteuung.
,varion" sonntGs. Den 20; SepicHlber,
&aier.griuriion per 0ampier zSouiltmn ,,,,
ben Il. September, Grobe 9euii6c 1n9teier i'm
gaiebaIi i'm Il riols. Bart. - 9eute saItt'
more gcgeIt Serfep Sin.
Gcnntaa g1a6miitaa g0rlibsSiusRnri:
WlouinG sIbeno ablpe9ieIno i'm "Rioeritoe'
4'ull tllu uTNtutlAll 1lA. sui
Sicnitag gtbeno - nQntterfonsTnrf,"
Wliituoh gbeno - ySrutos6iusFnrt."
Nonneriing gbeno - r9urroHsRdri."
Treitag @Geno - nGl~ifion.Farf,."
Gdmltag glbcnh 49, @atterfunsBn&
tSoNltngS bon 1 Bis 9 llbr Ihenos)
(9ln gGodCnta9en bon US bis 10 nor NbenoS.)
YrDaramm fir bcute.
CSm o9rlribsStllsRarf.")
Suniel SeIonann, 3irigent,
WidrIb .GoQeae geu". ......... 3nneenid.
Suncriiire All .Srpbeus" ......... .Sftenbab.
gGul3er yg4ben anigbtbooo mas in 5IoWer."
@uftin.
Seleitiot ans ,Wtdriba". Slotuip.
Gornets Colo rGnnooorc Roliu" 80. Chambers.
6. 9oriep GS1ters, inn.
Het6reinenoe 9bnntnIte Cutters lob" tGut
ortsr grssaus 1taaoracbtnoi GbihroocccSa YSSami,
GornetsSoln Abe Nlaio Of Sunoee (ani
Tertangen1 & 'aa,..4'i. ,i . ,Svp,W'
Scpth.
Sirigcnt Daniel 5eIbmann,
SeIcIiiou .lSoooiano" tGut 8erlangen)
QnherS.
Mnri6 "2oup 3unGIcS". Eomeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Sunnenauf. unb ltntergang.
Sas Wcttcr.

Sir Wnrplnno nnb ben Giltrift
Columbia bcute mo morgcn flor,
iiiolide ln0 iiibpeitlidc @inoe.
g(ngenebmes S~p1tiommcrpetter
NOR Baltimore oeitern mieoerum be.
it)ie0en. Ole Dohlte 5entperatur mar
II Grab ilm 3 llbr Rodmittogs uno
sic niebrialte So @ruo NM 6 ll6r
Wor0enS.
Sn ben onbrrcn @unocS- @etter.
beobodtlugs Stotionen mltrben Die
folgenbcn boditcn Semperoturen Der.
5cid)net;
Goitpcrt &C, &ortlonb 6S, Bottom
"A, glbonp IS. Nem.Dorf "A. Ebilo.
bclpbio 76, atlontic.Gitp 70, Cape
Mop 70, @oibinoton "a, Norfolf u,
Sottcros "A, Charlotte 76. Wilming-
ton rs, Gbnrleiton SO, Snponnab 50,
SadionpiQe 50, Supitcr Sc. Sen .@cit
So. Itlonta so. Wontgomery SO, Ncm
Orleans 90. YuleIiine %, 8dlpeiton
So, Corpus Gbriiti So, TiempbiS SO,
Cincinnati 80, EittSblpg rs. Oslpego
6S, Buffalo 70, GlepeIano GS, 0ctroit
y. IIpeno 76, Warqiettc 80, @rccn
@ob 81, Gbicoao 16. 9ulntb 81, ct.
saul SS, ct. 2puiS 81, a~onios.Gitp
sc, SmoGn IS, Suron 9S, 9iSmord
81, @iuiitou "A, Sabre y, 0eleno
Ga, Salt 2ofe -, Ienper IS. Nortb
Glntte 90, Tobee.Gitp 96, Nmoriao
80, Sos Ingeles 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
EffiSieutr etanb Der Clubs.

IniiebIer I ii + M arplanS.
- Cine gonfercn5 fanb gcitern I'M
@iirea, Der Eenuiplpania . @abn an
Colbert. nnb @altimoreitroBc itott
elpiifen Dem Stills Sradt . geen.
ten citizens bon philadelphia unb
@oltimorer 2anbbeiieern be5iigIif)
Seiieoelung BON 10000 adern Sanb
in Charles. unb Erince Georges
Gountp an Der Eenniplpanio'gabn
enilona nit beutihen unb ifunoina.
niifen aderbauern. Die Soroerer
bes TIones miinifen Die llntaritii-
tung Der Stoats eiupanoeritngs-
@eDorbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Wirb morgen b~ceroigt. =
Die 2eide bes onl Monto9 im Nortb.
eait-Greef ertrunfensn II Sabre alten
goiporo arous murbe geitern 8ormit-
tag mad Der @obnung ieiner Gltern.
Nr. 3506, GlairmountitroBe, gebraft,
bon no aus morgen Die 0eerbigung
altf bem Dat 2aiun Srieobofe" ltatt.
finoen miro. Coroner %. 9. Subler
iteute einen ouf llnfna luutenben
Sooesidein aus, nodbem cine Inter.
iuhlng ergeben bntte, bob Ser iunge
Wann m1brenb eines epiIeptiideu
anfaaes ms @oIier eeitiir5t por.
Die pierte Sabres. Com.
II. = Die WorplGnoer 1eoe.
ration Of 2abor belt geitern IN Sa.
gerstolpn lire nierte Sabres Gon-
pention ab. IS nobmen nneef1br so
Delegation bon Baltimore, Gimber.
lanb, 6reoerid, Salisbury, SagerS.
tpmn unb anoeren St1oten Nary
lambs an Scr Convention 5beil. 8.
g. 3iblman lit Er1iioent uno Sol.
Mc@regor Sefrct1r Ser FEDERATION.
9eioe iinb bon Baltimore.
.W II" beute Mbenb bier.
= ltm 1a11 llbr aeitern @ormittag
fubr Ser Norob. 2Iopo 9ampfer
nWain" bon Seem : Dorf nod 9aIti.
more ab unb miro beute Ibenb bier
eintreffen.
-Sn gefabrIider Sage. -
Sod oben in ben2iiften arbeiten aipsi
Mdnner, oamit beidaftigt, BEN Bic
len . Mbler an5llbringen, Der in 3u-
funft bas @arplano : 9bcater fro
men miro. 3ablreid]e Taiiantcn fola-
ten Dem 1ortitrciten Der grbeit nit
grobem Sntereiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

WaicbalI.-Wenn bie Orioles"
on. Wontog 10 gut geipielt b0tien.
mic geitcrn, Damn ltiinoen iie iebt
nift mn 5meitcn Ylot. Wit elmer
Score" BON 6 81 0 b~eiicgtcn tie bcn
Club BON Seriep.Gitp, Ser am srbci-
tertoge beioe Spiele gelponn. Die
Eropioenccr iie0tcn geitern oild iiber
sic Nemarfer nit elmer Score" bon
6 81 0. Gie aeitrigcn Spiele ser
.Seltlid)en 2igo" perlicieu mic iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Notwithstanding 9nabcn.

Notwithstanding 9nabcn.
Neun Sniaiien Ser Marplanb &na.
ben-S hule nebmen fron5GIihen
Gbifieo aus Ser anitolt. - giner
miro auf Dem nWount Olipet.
6rieo6ofe" eriuiidt. = Sic ga.
men Der ausreiber.
abt Snioiien ser Marplono &no.
ban.S6nle fanoen 9eltern Morgen
ibnen ielblt gang unerpartet leidt II.
idnel Den @eg sur golbenen 5reibeit,
uno 5mor in unmittelbarer NGbe oes
tuadtbabenben gufiebers. Gas FAM
10: 3pei oeranoben poren nit Nr.
beiten auf Dem 9ah zines Der Srei6.
BAUER beihaftigt. lin oui oaiielbe
81 ~gelongen, bntten lie cine Ser Iur-
gen Sd)uQeitcrn benubt. Gie anoe.
ren &noben amiilirten ii6 inoelicn
ipGbrenb Der S6uIpouie nit peridic>
oenen Spielen in Dem neitcn oas SSr.
ltitut 1lmgebenoen Sole. GlGblid
blibte IN einem Ser 9naben bel Dem
Inblid Ser 2eiter Elm 8eoanfe aut
Den or ipfort ieinen nGfiten No6born
mittbeilte. limb i'm nGditen sluaer.
blid bereits itono Die 2eiter, BON iehS
flinfen SGllocn gefobt, on Der Wauer
oes Sdulbouies, uno bebenoe, mie
Die &aben erflommen mebrere Sun.
gen Die Spite Ser Woller. uno
i6mangen iif) nit fiibnem S6,pung
10 Sub in Die Siefe. Ser Iufieber
batte mGbren0 bieier Scene nit Dem
TiidCn Den NuSreibern S%liaefpunot
oageitonoen. Ils or iif) pIoblid) nm.
orebte, ioh er. mas geiheben. Sn gro.
Der Gle ipranfl or nod ser 2eiter II.
fonnte : nd, Gerobe Ben unteriten Der
anoben erpiidcn, Die onoeren ober
marsn bereits in Siferbeit. Gr CAB
glarm, nno gIeif borauf mod)te iid)
cine an5nbl Der Iufieber, untcritiibt
bon einigen Der Sniaiien, iogenannten
oSruitees," on Die @erfolglIng Ser
SliiftIinge. Gincr berieIben, Io.
mems @iaiam 9epis, IS Sabre alt,
iplroc III gang flr5er 3cit binter eli.
mem @robmol ouf Dem yWtount Sli.
pct Srieobofe" entbedt uno nod Ser
Nn'tolt 5uriidgebradt. Die onberen
iicbcn blieben, bis geitern abeno ipe-
nigltens, nod nitnbefnnnt per5ogen".
Gie Nnmen berielben Iino:
Otto Barton ID Sabre aft;
Goparo Barton, 10 Sabre olt;
Mobert Simmons, IA Sabre oft;
Sobn G5ed, 10 Sabre oft, uno
@olter Sumter, Is Sabre aft,
iGnlmtlih bon Baltimore; ferner It.
brew @eiBman, 10 Sabre aft, bon
Eittsbl,rg, go, unb Carl Saflep, 16
Sabre oft, BON @nibington, 9. 6.
SIS lit Dies Der critic groBere Sllht-
periuh, Der iif ereignete, ieit Sllper.
intenoent llpbam ais No6foIger beS
Srn. Senorir bic Serribott in Dem
Snititlt antrat. glber Sr. ltpGom
nimmt oieian Sal ni6t beionoers
ernit; er lit felt bopon iiber3euet, bob
bon bemt @orliegen elmer 8erihpo-
rllrg inter Sen annben feline Heoc
iein fam, buB pielmebr leoiglih bie
Cunt oes algenblids oie 6reibeits-
geonnfen in benielben nohrief.
Der cine Ser anobenL Mn0rem
@eiBman, mllroe geitern Abeno ae-
gen 8 ltbr 80 Min. BON Dem Sbor.
nahter Imos innerbaIb ser Mnrcrr
Seq Snitituts in einem 8ebiiid Der
Itedt oufgefunoen. CT t,atte iid in
Ser allgemeincn aiifreenng oortbin
perfroden, nm ip1ter lpom0glih aud)
gu entflieben. Ger Sunge, ser ser
sar5en Gag ii6er nidts seseiien bot
te, befano iid in total eridopitem 3it.
Itanoe.
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Gin W1ttertranf
lit bas bon 1reb. 9auernidmiots

ut 0as bon Sre0. Vailernld)lrlrot1
american 9reperD" bergeltellte
Bier" Gs lit elm birdaiS
rcines, rcides unS anipredenocs
Sopien. uno Mal5getranf uno olS
StGrfelpenoer unperaleid,lih. ltebc:'
seuscn Sic iid ourd Yeiiearng elmer
aiite $50 bel Sbrem @irtb ooer per
Eel. 6. & g. st. Yaul 364, MO,
Gourtlono 149t. 9rai,erei 1104-
1928 Siuen-S traBe. (253)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
@cjtranbct.

o
iieben &inoern inn gomoen.9obnz
boz 5uriidgeloiien. - Gbef . Glerf
SduItcr BON ser armenbeb0roe
nimmt iid Ser gerloiienen an.
5rau Warte 9efer, Satin oes
9elttif. ltngarn Sanbor 9eder, miro
in ibrem 2eben ltets Oanfbar al Die
Stobt Baltimore uno ben Gbef.Glerf
ser armenbeborDe George Sduiter
oenfen, pelder ii6 ibrer IN ibrer
Hotblage onnobm.
Srau 9edcr rciitc am Wiontag BON
9rooood, Ga., nit ibren Z ainbern
i'm 9llter bon 4 bis II Sabren ab,
nm iif NIT ibrem Wonn IN Haiioic,
Tem.Yorf, 81 pereinigen, Der letne
Sonlilie Dor 4 Wonoten IN Sobns.
tomn, go, 5llriifgelniien botte, nm
IN Eoiioic Nrbeit 81 iud)en. I'm
A llbr Worgcns traf Die 5omilie IN
Dem Gambler. 0obnbofe bier elm, bod,
muroe benielben Die @eiterfabrt mad
Nem.Dorf permeigert, "a 6rou geder
fir ibrc gon5e Somitie MIR elm Sabr.
billet gel0it bate, Die Srau unb
&inber bcfanben iih I'M @arteialon
ocS 9obnbofs, ols Gbef.GIerf Shu.
tier, peld)er benndrid)tigt mOroen
ipor, ollf Der 9iloildde erihien unO
Ii6 Der @crlaiienen nit Der inn eige.
men Gnergie onnoGnl. Gr madte Die
9obnbeomtcn alf oos BON Der
Stootsgclcbgebllng an9cnommene
@cieb altimcrfium, meldes es 81 et-
mem Gergcben matt, mitteuoie yer.
loncn in Baltimore aus onoercn
Stuoten ab5uieben. gr orobte NIT
elmer S6aoeneriobflo9e, bo Die 81
observation-disclosures Ourd) Die 9eforoc'
rilng Der tSrau uno beren ainber bon
9rnbood nod Baltimore olf cine
Sobrforte roe fncto" cinen Gontraft
ctngeghngcn mare, Die Camille nod
Eoliaic '5u beforoerr. Huh oieien
@ernunitagriinben crfl1rte iif Die
9obnpermaltung bercit, bie Samilie
an ibren 9citimmungsort 81 brin.
gen, mo oieielbe illbr Nodmittogs
bon baltimore lpciter.
Sie Srall, nelfc MIR nod 1925 in
9oor in ibrcm 9ciib bate, iogte Srn.
Shuiter, Dab ibr Wonn uerlongte,
ooB iie unto lire 6omilie iofort mad
Eaiiaic fommen ioltcn, oo er ionit
cine anbcre Srnu beirotben miiroe.
Sic gGbe 5ruur nihts Oorum, ipenn
ibr Wonn cine onbere Srou nebmen
wiirbe, bod miibte CT fir Die 9inber
iorgen, Ger 11.i1bri9e Sobn George
mllrbc MIR NIT cinem slrm geboren,
boh bat or oas mliifnliihe Salent
Ser llngorn gcerbt unb ipielt trot
oieies forperlid)en Ieieftes Die Sioz
line proftpoq. Wtit fat iiberidm1ng.
lihen GanfeSbe5eltgnngen nabm Die
Srou bon Srn. Sduiter Ibi6ieb, oils
lie ben quo beItieg, ser tic uno Die
Sbri9en mieoer nit ibrem Monne
pereinigen ioQ.
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217 Ot'galtimure.S traRe.
Sbcp. s. 0iencr e 80.

Oeati6es unb anberes a~usIGnSi.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-28
Goals ss Newcastle.

N Ash is the greatest brain food. as scientists have said, then Boston is in fair way to outstrip the rest of the country in brain development with out half trying. In recent two days there were brought to T wharf the greatest fish mart of the coun- try-more than two million pounds of fish. including large and small cod, haddock, hake, pollock, halibut and various other species of the deep. This enormous catch has been brought by 100 schooners, round numbers, 65 of which arrived on one day and the remainder the day following.
 Granting that the fleet of 100 schoon- CTS average 20 men to the vessel (which probably is a high estimate), and the average sum coming to each fisherman. outside of the captain. is about s20. representing from five days to between two and three weeks at sea Of course, the sums vary. accord ing. to the vessel, the catch and tie time spent at sea. Some schooners brought in as high as 75.000 pounds and some little more than 5000; some had i've men in the crew and some 25; some caught plenty of large cod and some very few.--Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-28
|ODD FELLOWS | ELECT OFFICERS
For Ensuing Year in Arizona at Meeting Held Last Week
 at Phoenix.

The following officers have been elected by the Arizona lodge of Odd Fellows in session last week at Phce- nix:
 Grand lodge-J, A, MacLeay of Cfir- ton, grand master; A. Nielsen of Fem pc, deputy grand master; w. h. James of Phoenix, grand warden; P. NJ. Shafter of Williams, grand treas urer; George A. Mintz of Phoenix, grand secretary; H. IT. Pratt of GfoDr, grand representative; Theo. Shirley of Solomonville, w. A. O'Connor, of Nogales and N. A. Morford, of rnUe- nix, grand trustees.
 Grand encampment-F. c. Fender son of Bisbee. grand patriarch; & Henniger of Tucson, grand high priest; R. V. Norris of Phoenix, grand senior warden; George 4. Mintz of Phoenix, grand scribe; c. F. Ryer of Prescott, grand treasurer; P. J. F. Demarest of Douglas, P. Oates OF Globe, William Mccartney Of Win ians. trustees; N. M. Mitrovich of Tucson, grand representative.
 Rebekah assembly-Mrs. Maggie Julian of Tucson, president; Mrs. Et- ta Brodie of Douglas, vice president; Mrs. Nettie Ivey of Glendale, warden; Mrs. Nettie Scott of Phoenix, secre- tary; Mrs. Amy Hill of Prescott, treasurer; Mrs. Lida Trumbo of Can anea, Mrs. Forest Graham of Glen dale trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-28
HARDEST ID COME
NEW YORK TO PARIS AuToIsTs
 PLUNolNo INTO UNKNOWN.
Aftsr the Run Aeross America They Face Desperate Conditions of Arctic = How They Are Pre-
 pared for Difficulties.

The run across this country from the Atlantic to the Pacific is mere child's play in comparison to the diff faculties which face the contestants in the New York to Paris automobile race in the unknown regions of Alaska and Siberia. and the question Is being asked as to what provisions have been made to meet these extraordinary conditions. In the lonely, desolate, storm-swept, ice-bound regions of the north, where there will be no other human hand to help. how will the su- toists be able to cope with the difi- culties?
 Altogether 1t is admitted that 1t is about as dangerous an adventure as any ever undsrtaken-one in which man and his machine are to be matched against the forces of nature, and matched against them in one of the longest of all long-drawn-out struggles of this kind. There are the Alaskan mountains. glacial with win ter ice, steeps which mountain climb CTS might hesitate to ascend, but over which these machines must go; bould-  er-strewn ways, treacherous snow- drifts in which the entire cortege might be engulfed; chasms whose depths sink out of sight, and declivi- ties 80 steep that 1t would seem that only wild mountain-bred sheep could climb. And in these snow-bedded re- gions the ever-endurtng cold.
 Each machine is provided with a small arsenal, for there are some wild and savage countries on the route which the racers are to follow. The guns are repeating rifles, revolVers, and fowling pieces. The weapons are not only intended for defense, but for the helping out of the larder by the shooting of such game ss the racers may encounter on their path.
 As the machines may frequently be ditched, block and tackle gear is car