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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
%Om @cfdnauif in Den Sob.

Ger NcQcr Miaiom Nrd)er cntuiidlt
ans Der Gantou 1oli5ciitotiou
umo ipringt on 6lrBc Der Clint
ton Strabc iibcr @oro. - SGT
mir cine OrcitGQigc @ciGuanib
ltroic ob3uiiben.
2luS 6ltrht ucrbromlt 81 lucr0cn,
illdtc uno ian0 gcitern Der IS &obrc
alte 9tcgcr William Ir6cr bon Nir-
qillicn 0cn Zoo in Den gSCllcu. Cir
2Irhcr mur0e am Somltng BON Dem
Decentralization Gempiep BON Der
Baltimore Ohio 0obn" bcrbaftct
mo in Der Golrtou Goli5ciitotion cin.
Qelicfert, neil er angeblid) ulbeiug.
ter &ctic ollf cincn 6rudt5u1 fllbr.
Hid)ter Sbompion bcltroite i'm nit
So un0 Soften NM 0iftirtc ibm orci
Gage @efGngnib 81, neil CT sic
Strafe nid]t bc5ablcn tonrte. Ger
Gllfa6helt balber iultr0c 9lrder
ni6t nnd) Dem County @ciGnQniB
obaelleIert, lon0ern %flr5er @an0 IN
elmer 3cllc Der Qoli5ciltntion untcr-
acbrodt. Sn Der Nodt BON Son1tag
allt Wontaq mllr0e ser Neger bon
elmer ion0erbarcn 6ltrdt befalen II.
loll mcGrcrc WaIe oltagcr1licn bas
ben: yHoBt c9 nidlt SIT, 0oB iie mid
pcrbrcnmcn." @citeru Gormittag
ldllcn er ic0odJ mie0er pcrniinitig Qez
lpor0en 5u ietn u1o Der Nid)ter
ld)cnftc ibm ben Melt Der Stroic,
tdlla cr iidl i'm StotionaborlS niiblid)
nlod)c. Gr be9aln Den %SltBbooen 3lr
lpoldcn. ais cr plGblih ieine 9ilrIte
mcaluorf un0 %0oponlief. @r elite nab
Dem &oblenptcr Der Baltimore
Obto-gabn" al Der Clinton StroBe
llllo 3. Npellllc mn0 iprong iiber
@or0. &err 6rib 9nuis BON Ser 1.
Strobc un0 3. 9lpcnle modte per
6cbllc.a @criudc, 0cn 2c6cnsmiiocn
81 rettcn. Gic @crrUt &urrp @eorQe
BON Mr.. 1921, t. Auclue, mo SSobn
@inc@ Don u. 1911, SiiO /. StroBc,
joAer Den &eifnom on 2orto, ben
Damn Der EotroImoQcn oes oltlif,en
GiltrtttS nod ser Worglte brod)te.
Trder mar mngcblid) ieit n Sobren
@on0longcr bel Eferoerenllen uno
luollte Iid) angeblid, l1of Dem 8im-
leo NermpInB bcgcben. Die Yoli5ei
BON Canton lit Der gnlid)t, oaB Der
'elbe i%rocnolpo Elm &crbrchcn begina
mo Tilrdtetc, Bob boiielbc cntoedt
mnrAru ipi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
DSnrnucrCin &ormGrtS."
Wur9cn, WittluudD, ocu 2S. Eftu6cr,
GrGffnungS.Snn (3OI
Sm Grade lit 9inG'.

-
Sr. Soicpb Sdinolcr olti Dem ,Qou.
Don @orf- 6rieoboi" sur Icttcn
9}llbc bcltottct. - Ger Del Sort
Carroll crtun1tcnc @corac ".
Morpilc oui 0emielben 6ric0bof
bcer0i0t.
Nod0cn NoItor u, Il. Stcrger ci.
men iricrlihcn IroIcrBottca0ienIt &c
batter, fan0 9~eitern Nohmittoa ultcr
GROCER 9ctbciligrng pon 2ciOtrogcil-
Den Die 9ceroi9ung oca onl %. 0fto-
Der ucrItorbcacn 0rn. Soicpb Sdin0s
Ter pom lrnlerbuuie gir. 2lO5, Dit
Gbolcltrobc, aus oui 0cm o2ouoon.
@ort 6%ricobof" itott. Cine 6iluc
pr1hti1cr 9iumcnipcnocn ifmildtt
Den Snra. Die lcBtc gbrc ais Nubrs
tldtrdAcr crmieicn Dem Gntihloicucn
Wtit9licocr Der .@ittclsbodJ. Scftion
9tr. T. y. q. g." mn6 0c$ y0erma
nlo.GoncIouca Ar. POP, ). .. s."
Sr. Shtu0lcr mlroc om 81. 6cbrlor
1889 III 2luA3burg 8opern, ~gcborcn
rn0 fam inn Sabre 1871 nud] 9lnlC
rita, Scit y &obrcn mar cr NIT
6rou &Uliic, gcb. Nppel, pcrbciros
tibet. ?tcbcn &cGtercr bintcrl0Bt er
cincn Sohn, Mru. Nlt0o Sdinolcr,
mo iitni G0dtcr. ole 6raucn s.. Eitt
rn0 ". @ortlioc mto sic Grl$. 81
iric0a, Normn mo &eru Sdil0lcr,
icuic 0rcl &ril0er IN Baltimore, bic
@@ Nloi@, 6ron5 mo emmanuel
S6in6lcr, cincn Sru0er IN 0cutidl
Ion0 uu0 cinen IN Chicago. Ter Ser
ltorbenc mor 3uIdnciOcr Don &crui.
@corgc ". W orpillc.
@ritcrn Iofntitto0 iono Oic Beer.
6i0rmg 0cS onl SonttuQ 0cn is. st,
trbcr, bel Sort Carroll rrtrumfcnclI
George v. OiorpiIlc non Der Aob.
mug icincr Ntlltter, 6rau @illlon
&caper, )}r. 1909, Cit.&mnpolcsS tr.
ans olIi Dem Don Enrfl T%rie6boi'
itott nud)orm Yuitor Semi8 II
Ihirlfcl0 BON Der biidoil. method.
Nortb Nucm,csaird)c cincn er9rciicu.
ncn SraucrBottcabienit Acboltcn bate
Aibcrt ). Sdultc.
Go& &cihcnbeg1ugnib ocs @rn
gilbert $. Shultc, ,peIHcr Dor eiuiacr
Sagen Selbitmoro bcQinQ. iuuo &c
fern %9fad)mittng bon ser @obume
ieiner Sdmcitcr ot Noie.aemp apc.
me, SummcrOillc, ans itott. On
Grouerbnnle omtirtc Noitor 6. y
Soder Don Der oeutid)en ct. Dot
tbGi.atrde, mo ou @robc belt oo;
.Stnr Spangle0 Banner Council Nr
III" cine 1rauericier. Witglieocl
hcs lettaenannteu Gonjil5 iuulgirtcl
nild1 ais @o6rtudtr0gcr. Sr. %Snl
!. Sd)1ier lciteie Die 9eeroigmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Nns gNrttrr.

Tiir W}orulauO mo Den Giltrift
Columbia DClttc mo mor1cn tlor;
iriihc iiiomctljhc g8inOc.
Baltimore mar Qcitcru mic0cr mar,
mes @cttcr b%cid]jeoen. Sic b0dItc
Tcmpcrotlr mar &c Broo BON 2
bis ) llhr NohnittoQS u1o Die mic
0riQitr Ct @ro0 INN 6 ll6r MorQcns.
81 Den ol0crcn @luuoc8 Netter,
@cobodtunQ5itotioncn pur0cn bic
ioIQcnocn nic0riaiten Eempcroturrn
pcrjeidnct: GoItpor, 50, &ortlono
30, Bolton 81, Nlboup 30, Ncu Yorf
60, &bilooclpbiu Ct, gltIonric GttD
GO, @oi6inQton 60, Norfolf 90, &ut.
teroS Ct, Charlotte IS, A}iIminQton
GO, Gbnrlciton 5S, Supnma6 60,
Sndionui0c 81, &llpitcr a. &cu.&cIt
n, Ntlonto Is. montgomery A,
Nelp.C rlcon$ IS, @oIcitinr 80, Gal
peitOn 60, Corpus G6riiti GG, Mcms
p6i5 lG, Cincinnati II, @itt5burg
50, N@pego 60, Buffalo -, Glcpes
lonO46, Gctrpit 1G. 9npeno lG, Murs
Qllette II, Green @oD II, Chicago
A. Gulutb 10, 81. Eon( 10, ct.
Souls II, &onio5.Gitp 40, omaha
IS, @uron 81 @i5mord 30. @iui-
Iton 2G, @oOrc 3G, Nclcno IS, Salt
&ofc 80, Gcupcr 2S, 9tortb Slate
Rlotte IS, GooaczGitp II, NmoriQo
30 rl0 Sos 2lngclca IS @ru0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27


Itcbt BARN, cS pcrItGn0lid at mocbclL
noH Die Grm6hm1uo 0e9 polcn GE
feiicls cine Wc(cioiouno iiir icOen ius
tcuiocntcn Qpbuorbcitcr 1T, Scltt,lt.
tooc Icbcn Die g(rbcitcr Den poacu Gb.
fciIel iiberbolpt mr. ollf Dem Vopicr.
Die 9lrbcitcr Dirics Yon0es itnD in.
Sciieu feline 0ciiimiitcu. ionocrn Op.
tin1iIteu. Sic miiiru. mcaholb lie iih
nroouiIircn bic r6miidhr 0cIhihtc
Ichrt ms mic ms Nntri2iprs mn
9>Icbciprtb1m ocIchoiien mlrhr. IA.
N,trdh rms r6n1iihr 93cid, SEN mtsmGr
tIopn IrinSpn o,1a1rJiriprt morh ,ppi(
ihlirblih hir Tlpbpipr iid ,rid,t IN.
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milo orridhtIidhp Gutidcihruoru obne.
orhru mprhcn
Gpiicrion" i,,hr Wchnrr iort
iootr hob Norhiomfrit scr Sort SCR
Errihpit If NM ih irhc ho6 sir Dir.
better o,f,cmodt linn nm sir I,rri.
nett III 6cmobrrn Mcnu &pnonhrm
hir 5rrihpit ocroubt mirh in mirn
hirirIbr ,,,prit hr,t 9lrmrr ~e,,eno,n
me- &ntSg0 mrrhp hos ohrrn,on
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bcu mi0fiirIihcn Wororhru SCR ! r,,ita
Ginhnlt ~ finn mn nm ho6rn ,neiir
Hidtcr cntihicocn, 0nb Ole 9rbeitcr.
OrQoniintionen oils GrtItS Qcbono.
bubt luer0cn f0llncn. ga, Elm 8uts
nd)tcn alma iopcit, oub Der Nr6citer
i'll @~cI0buBcn uno @ei0nQnibha't
pcrlrtbctlt mer0cn f0nnc, meil CT 3ll
ciucm 1rnit gcbGrt. Sic 2tQc limo
Eruit. Mo0nateu uno ih bin ser BOZ
Srltit.Mognot (@clGhtcr.) Wcinc
6ruu glullbt uQcroill0S tlid)t oaroll.
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hos Ncd1t hobcn. ms III nrooriiirrn
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Qnblirhcr fir sem N]rGiihpntcn ,in1rr
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rem. I'M 1n1icrc uotiirlihe1, Hrd,tr
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nGcn,,I,nr m;htor G,n,;i;it, Wr%nS,
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h,;,,nt ,,orSn ;h Si;o,tGh Mhh;ttc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Shiffsfartetr

Don nrb mad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Relu.gorf, aaiiite oSer 3pilden.
oed. @ediel, alsIdnoiides @eI6.
grebitbrieie uno @eIbienounsen.
Sbeo. s. 9iemer e &c.,
Rr. 217. Oit.yaltimere-S trete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
SebbcFS ein,iacs Ytelier.

Mir babcn mitr Elm gtcIier in Salti.
more, nno bas befinoet iid in Der
stage sn cbemer Grbe, 3r. 32f, Wuro.
8aD-, nabc Sisb-Str. ainoer.Gbu.
tpgraphien clue Spesialit1t. = Seine
aaenten uno feline rcppen at iteiaen.
S. Sebbcl. 6. Grni, 8eidGftsfikrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

Ictll [ ScIr II I teteH II.
@enn ooS republifoniid)e Notio-
nol.Gomite mirflit $3,000,0OO oltf,
oeiport bot fiir Gorrllptious5pedr
ON Mobltoge, Damn tbut es mobl
oorult, fcil1en Sent bon Dem @eloe
no6 Wnrplono 81 i6iden, meltn eS
WornlGn0er Hepublifoner nidt IN
8cfobr brige1 min, nit Dem 3ud)t'
boitS 9efonntihoft SIT moden. @oil-
0erlleltr Grothers mill nintlid) oaS
SorruptionSgeieb nit allcr Strenge
0ltrdfii6ren uno be3bolb III Den lcB-
ten Sagen Dor ser @obl mo ON
Wobltngc iiberon I'M Staat 8ebelm-
4aenten onItcllen, Die oltf etluaige
@obl Gorrliptioniiten fobn0en iol,
len. Gr bot Sen 8ellerolanpalt
Siooc CODE Strails I'm ei1l 8utad)z
ten iiber Die Srage criltdt, OBJ 0nS
Girfitlor ser Yopier-G ompagnie bon
2ufe, gleganp-G oumtp, Wb.. al hire
IngelteQtel, bob Die Griu1blu1a
9rpan's Dos Topieraei66it idGoigen
milroe, cine 8erlctnltg oes Gorrllt.
tionsgeiebeS iei. S0at Die antmort
belabello aus, oonn miro ser 8olt-
perllcur ben StootSonlpolt bon 9(.
legonp.Gonnt erillder, geaen iere
Fapier : Gompaanie geridtli6 boz.
5rgebeu.
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Sbcp. $. 9iener e 60.
Of1

0eutihes unb anoeres ousIGnoi.
ides 8eIo gefauft unb oerfauft.
@eIoIenoilngen beiorgt mad 8eutid.
laro Oeitreid, HuBIano II. +. M.
8efIeI ausgeitelt auf ausl6noiIhe
9anfen. Greoitbriefe uno SrapeIera
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
QirrtftS 8~criummIuu.

{ II.
Gter 9robe GiItriftS gerionnl.
lungen merhen Die Gemofroten III
bieicr @ode in Baltimore GoIteL
cine bellte Nbenb, 8pei morgelt
9lbeno uno Die oierte 1onnerItnJ
2lbeno. Gle bclttige 8erIammllmI
iinOet I'M piertcn GonareB 9iitrift
an 4enniplOonio- uno 6llton.2(oe.
Itott. Gle Reoner meroei iein @ot.
pernerrr gltitin 9. Grotbcrs, Gouz
%greb-Gunoioot Sobn Sill, jul.,
Stuataonmalt hilbert 9. 5. Omell3,
". ., Gippett uno Gr.Staotprofl.
rotor ISM. GabeQ Bruce, Der GcH
8oriiB iiibrcn miro.
Gle Berianntlungen morgelt Abel0
iinoen Itott I'M 9roaDmap . SnItitut
I'M Oritten urlo in Der @ouinS O}arft.
6oQc fiir ben B., l.. un0 3. 4iltritt.
Sn Der eriten Geriommlung meroeH
iprcben GongreB GunOiot SorrD
.. Molf, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rSobn y.
Hoc, GbomuS Is. Weet9, u. s, IQen.
6ollQb; @crr lSobn 6ubert fiibrt ben
8oriiB. TSn Der Gcriammlulg IN Der
&oQiuS MarftboQe fiibrt Stoot9.
~icnotor 5. Charles &intbicum Den
&oriib uno Die Heoner iino General
onmolt &iooc 2obe Stralts, Gon-
QrcB-GonoiOot &obn @iu, jun, bonn
p~ierten, GouqreB-Gonoi0ot &orrp ..
Noli bonn 0rittcn, GongreB-9Un0ioot
George VI. Smith bon f~iinften Giz
itritt, 9. 2. 6icIo uno Sonaro
0rpQnt.
Gle NerIammlung am GouneritaG
Nbclo miro III Der o90bmenboQe"
an @ops uno greitou.S ttoBc Itott-
iinocn. &ier mirh &err .. y.
Sbreepe3, Gorliber Oes oenlofroti
l6cn Sto0t Grefutip B.. Gomite'S,
prGiioireu mo Rcoen mer0cn qebaI.
ten Don &. &. Ganiel bon Nor0-Ga-
rolino, Mtorril q. Eoforo uno Dem
GonorcB.GonOiooten @orrp .. @oli.
Ger 0cmotrotiihe rSoirmount.
Club" 6Glt beltte Nbcn0 oltdb cine
Gcriommllmg in ieiuem Glu66auie
gtr. 2120, Soirmormt = }[penue. IS
mcroen sort iprcdcn StoatSonpolt
Open5, g. g. 5icIo, 80 breepca,
u. W. GbonoS Don @nibington uno
GongreB- Gonoioot @orr 9. g2olf.
0tc @aerapoitel.
Gic Gonoi0oten Ser prohibitions.
Eortei, eugene W. Gboiin fir 8rG.
li0cnt uno Horon i. @utfinS fir
&lcc1Er1iioent, fonmcn morqeu
mad baltimore. NodmittogS miro
ben beIoen @oiIeropolteln I'M .8eI,
ncoeres0otel" BON 0et 9oltimorer
SiiliS-Npoitcln ein Gmpfong qcge6en
rno 4berlos lpcr0en lie i'm y2pceum.
Gbcotcr" iibcr Die Scgnungen Ipre.
d)clL bic seq @%ereinigtcn Stooteu
ourb Die Ger6onnmg offer geiItigen
@ctr0nfe crmudien miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Grtbcilt 9rt, 5oft l6were 9iebe.
1~2nnTenelt'a 4nltttk krtttI1rt.
1tn6esren3ter GmtbuIiasmus Der Ser1ommluns.

Gic &criommlnug inter Den Nuipi}cn Der yIcOrrntiOn Of GabOr" cine
bcmcrfcnSmCrtbc Concentration. - SNniCnOc mcr0Cu uun Der
%GrOhitroRcn+ SaNc ue99cuieicn nO UcriOmmcln iul i'm Ircucu. -
WOmpcrs amtUOrtctc bonn GrGTocntn Nuuicpclt nO ocm FrGTbcnt.
ihoHSG0nOtOotcn Der 9cpnbifaner, Salt, Mirit ocm Erdit
6cntcn 7cmagOacutbnm OOr. = &ricic ais Semciic Gcrnm acrcidt
e GO6rcOc fir bic 9cnUcr GOnOentiOn, mcGhc bic TUrocrungen
Der 2rbcter in lire @oform anfna6m. Sir 6rcibct mO
olCidc 9cdtc. - Sin rIbrcnocr Nppcl at Die nna6bGugigcm
Stmm9cbcr fHr 8rDHm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

Gin ofol der" &rippcL.-
Sin pIiffiger aun0e Itono geitern Dor
9tldter Scoh III Der IiiolpeitIi6en $50.
%lt5elltotion III Der 8erion oeS 33-iGb-
rl9en Charles Is. &ralS, melder oeS
GcttclnS rno 8agab1t0irenS ollqe.
lhrl0l9t lpar. Gr bntte, Inn oaS Mit.
let0 Der Ycrionen, ruelhe er onbettel.
Il, 5lt erregclr, Ieinen linfen 9lrm nit.
tclit Ied)s 2orbs &~erbon0itoff 10 Elm.
gelpldelt, Dob eS alt5iab, ais lei Der.
'elbc n%erfrilppclt. Yoli5iit WcGlosfn,
Dem Die Grldeintnq ltn0 0aS @ebab.
rem oeS Wtonne5 %o1lfiiel, berboftete
0enlelbclL uno ais ser ydrnle ,Snpa.
lloe" in Der iitolid)en 8oliseiitotion
EN- lpel1ig 1Gber on9eieben nliroc,
lielte cS lid berauS, Dob oerielbe it'd
rea Sellbe8 5pcter gon5 geiunoer Nrs
NE erircltte. &or &ooi 9eod oob er
oll, Gin Seteron oeS iponiib-amerifo.
nllden &riegeS 5t ieinL uno erflGrtc
%enlpbottidl oaB man ibn nm feline
EenlioH b%etrogen uno CT 0eSbalb be-
idloilcn bobe, iiG an Der @elt 5l rG-
den. Ga lid mdbrenO 6eS GerborS
DernltSitclltc, oaB SrnlS crit i'm SSuli
3. IS. rpegen elmer ~1bnliden 8eidid,.
tc 8tpei Wonute I'M Staotsarbeits.
houie ohgehient botte, 10 ololtbte
9fidter 9eud, bob oiesmol iehs Mo.
1lotc i'll ocnnlclben G11artier sic rid.
tige Mebi5in fir Ben eigerortiaen I'm.
poli0en lein 0iirfte.
u9rano e bura" fGhrt
morgen.- Sir Sen Noroocltid,en
2lopb4 ampfer .9ron0enblro". Ser
morgcn Nofmittog ole Seimreiic
nod Srernerl %ontritt, iino bel Der SSir.
ma S6unlad)er II. SO. iolpeit % So
jilte1. llno ctluo 100 3luildenoeds.
Follogiere gcbldJt.
Spfer ieines GERMS. -
SoS @egrGbniB beS an Sorn,toq
Ntorgen nobe 0elonare. Sunction
pom Bulge iiberfobrenen Shoifners
Ger Baltimore bio-gabn, @iQiom
Soter, oon 9tr. 1913. Gopington.S Str.
ftlloet morgcn Nafniittag = llbr pom
Srouerbanie aus ailf Dem @eItern.
5rieobofe ltott. Witglieoer Der Sol
ns-Giuiiion ser 9obnihoifner" per-
Den ais 9obrtilhtrGger fungiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

EGiic sur Hciie ms Nnslano &c.
lorgt 6. Gaimc, Nr. Alb, Si-SaIti-
moreitrake, nagc GnltOm Sonic Tps,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

What Arizona wants is man who will be in harmony with the president, says the Douglas Dispatch. The res pective platforms upon which Messrs. Bryan and Taft are running declare plainly for single statehood for both New Mexico and Arizona. MT. Smith has been fighting for singlestatehood for years. In the selection of Mark Smith if the platforms stand for anything there can be no possible chance for dis cord.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24
A CRYING NEED Says the Nebraska State Journal:

''The great need of the times is Men s Home Journal, one in which their walls are made touching and pictur- esque. But there isn t a man alive who would have the courage to publish such a magazine"
 ''Here is an opportunity for some enterprising citizen; if one can, in real ity, be found with the courage the Ne braska State Journal seems to think lacking in the entire tribe. A Mems Home Journal would be fine institu- ton; one sure of widespread patronage, and possessed of a capacity for useful ness impossible of overestimating. The subscription lists of such publication would bulge far beyond the usual mag azine limits; if conducted along approv- ed lines, it would be force for mascu- line uplift that could not fail of effect on every ramification of society.
 We imagine, for instance, that an ar ticle on some such subject as "Would I Marry My Same Wife If I Had It All to Do Over Again7" would be interest ing, and attract much attention among the magazines constituency. Then, again, numerous readers of the sterner sex would be immensely gratihed in ab- sorbing something apt on "How to Make a Shirt and Button Sustain Un- interrupted Diplomatic Relations Throughout Three Separate Trips to the Laundry" These two highly important and timely topics would in themselves, we fancy, furnish enough food for in- telligent thought among the men in ere ation, if forccfully discussed by compe- tent authority, to insure the magazine a large initial measure of success, and guarantee its stability for long time to come!
 We think there is crying need in this land of the free and home of the brave for the suggested Mems Home Journal. There are all sorts and condi- tions of things about which men long to be enlightened. The matter of wear ing apparel; what to eat; how to make an overdraft disappear by the use of an empty pay envelope-and--er-all that sort of thing. The women have maga- zines galore to keep them straight in these little things, all so inevitably in- cidental in everyday life. If woman does not understand how to make a coal bin out of grand piano, or lamp shade out of the front hall rug, it is her own fault! She has but to step over to the nearest newsdealer's and get the beautifully illustrated thing that sets her alright in every possible contin- gency in this life, from raising children to building s7,0OO house for s1,7e9. But man-poor man-has to grope along in darkness, uncertainty, and approxi- mate despair, because, forsooth, he has no kind and benevolent magazine to aid him!
 Will some strenuous one not under take this publication? Its inauguration is consnmmation most devcutly to be wishedl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

'In Pittsburg recently an injunction was secured to prevent young people from dancing at picnic,' says the Chi cago Record Herald. If only the chigoes -or chiggers, as you prefer-could be successfully enjoined.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

A Georgia paper calls attention to the fact that "Mr. John Temple Graves is developing considerable strength in Toombs county.'' We hardly thought the colonel would get through the Elm pire state of the south without having that handed to him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

''An eastern deaf mute wants di- vorce because his wife has scolded him for twenty-five years" says the Cleve- land Plain Dealer. Evidently, he has at last grown weary of the line of talk she hands out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Mark Smith was able to defeat re- publican president and republican con gress in their hellish desire to join Ari- zona and New Mexico in statehood; and Mark Smith will be able to secure sin gle statehood for Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

If Uncle Joe'' Cannon fires any more foolish questions at MT. Bryan, he will probably be ordered to the bench by the republican bigwigs forthwith and immediately.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

The New York Times tells story of a man whose death was brought about by heart failure superinduced by neigh borhood gossip. Of course, it would be impossible to catalogue all the heart aches brought about by the same cause.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Great Britain has just launched a battle ship that will make the Dread nought look like 80 cents," says the Birmingham Age.Herald. If Great Britain doesn't let up on that sort of thing, some of our coast cities are go- ing to get swamped, sooner or later.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Japan is cutting down it's army and navy estimates for the coming fiscal year. We suppose Captain Hobson will conclude that this is done especially to spite him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Prophets arc predicting severe win ter. Why don't the prophets reverse that process occasionally and predict some other variety?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

.'Lst not the young author despair. One of them had story on the go for seven years and finally found an editor to accept it. says MT. Frank L. Stan ton. Still, that's no sign he will see it in print before the lapse of another seven years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Aunt Hetty Green continues to ad- vocate economy of dress says the Bir- mingham News. She ought to see one of those "Salome" dances! That would hold her for a while, we imagine!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

The fact that Mir. Roosevelt recently lost his hat is mildly interesting only. According to Messrs. Storer, Hartman, ct al., he frequently loses his head!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24
Political Announcements

A rate of $25 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., 1908-09-24

"A Chicago man was stabbed to death over a glass of beer recently says the Houston Post. "An Ohio man was killed the other night in fight over a glass of water,'' says the Rich mond Times Dispatch. Pay your money and take your choice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Mir John Temple Graves of New York and Georgia has challenged Mir. John W. Kern of Indiana to engage with him in joint debate We suppose the musi- clans of the land will line up on one side and the authors on the other.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Hon. Raisouh is said to be contem- plating permanent departure from Mo rocco. Why doesn't that old fellow come over here and become a garage keeper? Some of his talents seem to incline in that direction.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

It seems that man named Jones is slated to succeed Senator Ankeny. A Smith succeeding Gary in South Caro- lima and a Jones succeeding Ankeny in Washington makes it look as if the common people were taking hand this year, sure, enoughl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

MT. George Arliss seems to be making as great success playing "The Devil" in New York nowadays as MT. Patrick McCarrenhas made playing it in Brook lyn for quite number of years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

The postal authorities tell us that more than 5000 letters per day fail to reach the parties for whom they were intended We feel reasonably safe in assuming, however, that they are not the ones containing the bills.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

The Chattanooga Times says Georgia dentists use spiritus frumenti as an an esthetic when extracting teeth. It's pretty hard lines if Georgian always has to have that kind of pull in order to wet his whistle.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

"The hand that holds the royal is the hand that rules the world" says the Bentztown Bard in the Baltimore Sun. And the hand that holds the bobtail is the hand that pays the taxes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

We remarked few days ago that the defeat of Gary by Smith and an Ankeny by Jones looked as if the common people were taking hand in things this year. But when we read that a Smith defeated Jenkins, we get somewhat up in the air again.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24

Emma Goldman is going for six haven't anything in the world against Australia, but we are glad it is located as far away from this country as 1t is, anyhow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24
For Sheriff.

l hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Sheriff of Gila county, subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention.
 A. H. STERNS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-24
For Sheriff

I hereby announce myself as can. didate for the office of sheriff of Gila county, subject to the action of the democratic county convention.
 ]. H. THOMPSON.