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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

LAMBS 5uioacn riloGcf. Sic mcint
obCr OaB troB ollcr Giutrciilmga 80
Iitit Der 6ric0c 8cluohrt ncroc, audi
mcum 0cutihIun0 Elm crnltc3 Nort
on 6roufrcid) mage; obcr Die Gage
lei rCdt cruit un0 pcrlullgC Die
Summluug oQcr &r6itc. Ole o@om
burger 4{uhrl6tcn" ld)rcibcll 0aB Die
mahicnoc 6rcuuoihoft Gngluuo'a
mo Nublono'2 groBc @cocutlu1g fir
ole Eolltlf G%uropa'2 babe. Srnnfrcid
crboiic Don Der 6rcltnOiduit nit Gng
louO mo 9frBlou0 oic%crmirtlihung
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6rontcn gcriiitct iciu. % miro alio
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gCrildt. 9tlm lit 6 nbCr cine oltc Or
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
GricGsneipcnii

aonig gOmnro bon Gnglon0 miQ
ona 8. Suni nit Dem G5orcn Nifololla
IN Hepdl 5uiommentreiicn. YrGii.
bent 8oaiereS lit gcitcrn ST. cincul
piertdgigen 9cilid nod Gnglono &C.
fontnen, mo inn in Der @uuptitool
grobe ebrungen 81 Sbeil mcroen ioI.
len. SpGtcr mill Der Yr1liocnt
Sronfreih's oltd Dem G5oren eincll
yeiiid, MAIDEN. Sn bicicn &eiudcn
erbliden peridiebenc belttihe 3eitun.
gen beorohlidJe Spmpiome. Die Der.
liner .5agl. @nnbihou" iiebt III Den
9egegnungen Nn5eihen, ipem oil
Sriid)tc elmer pollen Gcrlt1noiailnq
englono's, 5ranfreid's mo &llb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
Ginldronfuno Der Ginlunnbcrnna.

Gic o$mmiNrotiou HCltriction Sea
que" elm Ncrbono Ger iilr Ncid)rGn.
tunN Der mcrlpiIuidlten Gimuonocrcr
ciutritt, loBt Tins aus Bolton cine fllrs
Sc G%bbonolmtg iibcr oic 6rngc; .@Sn-
RIM bat 0iC ocutldle GimunnOcrrng
ioit olliQcb0rt?" 5%ltacbcn. IS miro
0urin noh0cplcicn buE Die Ocutide
GiumonOcrlnN in 0cn lcttcn }rpon5i1
Snbrcn itctiG 5urildgcAonQtn lei. Goa
pnr i~lbri9enS id)on oubcfomut. Sic
Siga ~lieiert MIR gcnolCa itotiitiides
Mntcrinl. ,&n Sabre 1857 biloetCu
Ole Neutidlen nod - Ero}cnt u~niercr
GinuonOerer. &tolicn %Iicierte 3cbll
Hro5ent, Scitrcih -llngarn 9 II. &ub-
lnn0 6 Yro5cnt Der Ginmau0CrunQ.
3cbn Sabre ipUtcr bilOctcn Die ocllt-
ld)cit @inronocrcr nur nod ichn Ero.
sent Der WeiommtsGinmun0erltnQ. Ole
itulicniidc mar ami -, bic 0itreidiid,.
lmgoriihC olli 10 ltno Ole riiijidc
out II Froieut gcitiegen. 2ic ocltt.
id)en GlmuonOcrlmg mar in ocn 5cbr
Sobren nm mchr. a!2 bic NGlite at
rildgegonGelL Die aifeeren orci 91u,
Der Iicfertcn Die o6ppeIte 3ubl Gin,
pnnocrer. Gtolicn ioaor iait sic orci
Iod)e Bail. lln0 miebcr 5cbn Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

9ic elm it NJ mi &c Annnb-
me 0ca &inOcrnrbcits -@clcbC3 iiir 0cn
Giitrift Columbia I'M @oltlc 0c9 Gou'
grclica lit oeSboIb nit 6rclloe 81 be
NriiBcll, neil Oonit Gin bcrortigcS
@elcb gei6oficn lit, OoS mOcrcn
Stuotcn ais Norbilo Oicucn fam.
Sic Bill criebt Die. meld)c Der Scrot
on1nbnt, lit nbcr piel better ais icllc.
sic pcrbictct Die 9cid0iti9nng pol
&in0crn mltcr If (Sabrcn iibcrboupt,
lnlo gcituttct mir cine oftltiinoiQc
NrbcitS5cit iiir &inocr inter Is Sob.
rem. &cin &nnbc inter 10 ltn0 tciu
WtG0d)cn inter 16 Sdbren 0orf etluu5
oui Der Strubc pcrfuuicn. Der Shut
Der &llNcno lit cine Der groBtcn Or
iorbernille Der 3cit, nidt MIR Oomit
bic &inOer 0cn uotbigcn Sdullmtcrs
ridt 0cnicbcn fGnnerL lonOcrn MI
ibnen ollb Ole MGglihfeit Der f0rpcr.
Iid)cn GntluidcIung 81 s%ctu1brcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

9diie fir'e Nuciano befnrst 6. Haine, Ut
tl3, SitsValtimcre. Str., aake Gxitsn eonif np'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

Sn Sen cr it en- picr M II q.
ten oicicS Sobrca lit IN 6ronfreid)
Der @eionmtcrtrog ans Stclcrn un0
3Glcn INN 1872 Wiaioncn 6rnlcS
binter ocr 3iiicru Der glcid)en Nc.
rieoc BON 1907 juriid9eblicbclt. 90
picl 0roB. &opitoI ans 6lird)t Dor Ger
o~rpbenoen Ginfommen.S teuer Ocn
Ne9 in o~llaldn0iide @ollfcn nimnlt,
nrad)t lid cine lGbmenbe Mirflmg olti
1Gperblihenl @ebiete bencrfbor -
unb man flogt ilbcr @eifGitS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

Gas ncueitc @cit Ser BON
&lrIit@ &oocnbcrg bcrolt$ge8cbcnclt
rQcutidcn Hunoihuu" brin9t nGr.
inncrungen an GouorO 3cllcr" Don
". Gang, Sic Nl2itclung 0Itercr
cn4Iiihcr &unit in Berlin" bon W.
&ci9bodl, oGrinnerum8cn al Soiep3
&oahim" bon 5. &oocnbcrg, IS.
Seine unO $. &ollbc nit un8cornd
ten 9ricien &otbc'a AT Seine" bon
y. Glitter, Die @0lfrr Gbino'S" bon
NJ. y. Brandt, Sic @crIincr Ebco.
ter" Don &orl 6rcn5cl ionic 5luci no.
pcuiitiiGc @citrdge o0ic Sore" BON
&. 3obIc unO Ser &orl" bon q.
StrinObcrg, Ooj>l cine politiidcNuno-
idou mo litcroriihc MittbciIunacn.
Gle 0cOicAcne 3citiGriit lit 0urh Die
<dbon0lung bon Is. T.. Sted)ert,
gtcp- gorf, 6u bc5icbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
SpScsfGac.

NHtuiucttc S~rudihm:bt, 81 Sabre alt. gr.
100, Atnro sGuuiuaton glOcuue, y. Mai.
Antuiucttc S~rUfidmiot, 81 Sabre alt, 9tr.
Jubn Tictdlcr, IL Sabre alt, STATE uto Ncls
pincrCs NuCHlC. u. Wtui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

Sn @corgio tommt ooQ
iriibcr in GcutIhlon0 10 picl gcbralt.
tc 9iimlbicr lpicocr ST GbrclL ltut
Dem Prohibitions @cicG Gin S6nipp.
dcn SIT i6lnGcn. Sort miro icbt cin
9icr Ncbroilt, ooS lliht gonj 5ruct
&ro}cnt SlIfohql ~entAoItcn ioQ, Dos
rNQbbicr" ga pos NRpcaptiopSgc:
ridt cntlhicnen bot, Dob oNobbicr"
nidt ocn @eltimnnmgen OcS ErobiG',
tiouS. @cictcS mntcrItcbc, che nidt oer
Nodnueia crbroht lit Dob iif &eltjc
Ooron bcroltidt bubcn, 10 bobcn oic
&ellte, sic Dem g8bisfcp nidt 5uiprc.
d)cn mollcm 0oh oltd. etuoS Inrcgcn-
0c2; mott SPAR, nbcr mcim Gincr &C.
mig Ouuou bintcr Die 9in0e gicD:,
ipiirt cr'S iuenigiten5,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
GicnitnM Ocn 26. Mai 1908.
Tdt Scitcn.
IuQc NnnNe?

Sn ben lcbtcn Soacn lit cine an
icbnlid)e 2lll5obI Wicnidcn bon 0l1s
Ocn gcbiiien morocn. llnO ga Ieb!c
Nodc Gin onqclcbcnCr NPonn III
Nclu Oorf an scr (oInuutb o0rr
@uiicrifcu QcitorbcH lit, 10 nloft i'd
cine gelpillc 9uircQiulg inter unlerct
NcpoIfcrunN 0cItcn0. Somcit mir
lpiiicn. lit bel tcinCm Der Nun0c, mcl.
dc &inocr Qcbiiicu laberL Die SoG-
mltb millCnldoltlid) %icItgcitclt nor
oen; oncin bic NnAlt Dor cincnl
NimocbiB lit i1r unlcren So9cn 10
groB, onb mar uid)t Inn0c irogt, Oh
Der Sumo nIld) al Der Golluutb lci0ct
o0er nid)t. llnO bel manhcnl Der Sc,
b~iilcncn mag Die Nngit lcbcnSNctGbr'
Lido &ronfhCita, Spnlptpmc bcrpors
rllicu. ga bic Sale, 0ob &crtc, be
lon0Cr3 ain0cr, pon 0ln6cn gCbilicl
iucr n, in lebtcr 3cit ~tngcmo6nlih
bdllilq Iin6- iut Wi0i bprcit5 10,
10 millien MoBrcQeln gcgcn ole &c.
inbr crgriiicn mcrOen. IS lollicn uiel
81 picle Softer IN unicrcn StrnBcn
berlim. Cine Mfenae Oerielben oble
Die oorQeld)riCbcnC Stclcrmarf2.
'0Gttc Die @oli5ci oti oicic aotcr 10
oicl NuIncrtlunltcit, mic oltf Die
Wirtbidaitcn onl Sonnt0qc, Damn
marc mcit meniger @ciobr iiir Ntcn-
idcn. Num miro picllud) AClor0crt,
Der Sto0irotb iolc cine &croronunG'
erloiicn, Dob fcin SlnO obnc cinCl
Maulforb nlli Ole StroBe gcloiitl
WerOcn oori. Go9 lit iiir 0luOc, Die
nidt an cinen Mtaulforb gciu0bnt
limo, cine Sortllr, 5llnnl I'M beiBct
CONNER. llcbcrbicS idJiiBt Der
Woulforb nid)t einmal Dor Der llcbcr-
tro9mg Der SoIhputb. Ger Inltcf
fun0Sitoif iii inn Speifcl ocS fron
fen @lmGc3 cntbolten uno miro nit
oiclcm 0urd) Bib pocr @CIcdcn mint
Der @outitcuen oli Ocn NtCnidcH
o0cr nn0crc Gbicrc ilbcrtrngcI1. Ger
NGp 0orfcr Sal bon (ollputb mar
niht Ourd) cincn BIB. ionOcrn oitrb
Nclcdcn elmer gcringiiiQiQCn @alt;.
obihiirIlIn9, Die nod nidt Qorj &C
belt NOR. hCrporqcriliCn mor6cn.
SroB 6CS MuuItorbe@ fam Der Spcis
del cine &unoca nit Der Solt bt4
Menihcn in @criibrrmQ fonmcn. HSn
ocrldJieocncn UIropGiihcn NGnoern
miro bon oclt Ncb0rocn oic @lun0c
lperre perbongt uno 5lpor iibcr Qun}c
8caenoen. mcnn &un6e bon cincm
mItbpcrodhtigcn Sbicr gcbilien nor
Den iino. Phi sic StroBc o0cr ms
8rcic bilrien Sunoe lpGbrcnb Der
Spcrrc MIR al Der Scine un0 nit Ci.
mem Wonlfnrb geliibrt mcrocn. Sor
nllcm obCr ioutc nit Den biiii1Cn
mo Den 6~crrcnloien aotcrn out9c
ruunt mcr0ell. llu0 0onn mare BON
glltorttutcll 1eli5llltcllerL ob ole &Dllr
DC, mcIhc Wcnihcn g%cbiiicn bobcn,
ulldI mirflid) Die &unO@mutb batter.
Sic &eriihcrung, ooB cS lid MIR nm
clncn ulif0olid]en Su10cbib 0cbuu=
OeIt, tr01t piel sur 9crlibiNunG Der
@ebiiicucu bel. 90 Ionac mir uidt
luiiicn oh in baltimore Deer ser lint
gc9cnO ilberbnupt Elm @lnO an De:
Solmutb lelOet pbcr in lester Belt
dc @nii.ridCu 9cbnht bat, mGre .
grauiom, ole @iulbe monotcIong
ct%n5ulperrcn o0cr mir NIT 0cEl
Mmllforb olri Die Strobc 81 Ioiien.
Sino nber Sale bon @lnoSlprtb
wiiicnidoitli6 icitgeitclt, Damn ci.
nigc @od)en &umoelperrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

@dGrcn0 0e@ Contents
Der G%obrifonten &crcini0lmN mrroc
GcbmIptct, 0oB iufolac Der mpcron,
loortIidcn %crgclIoumg micrcr notio.
nulen N;iIi9QueQcn DER N%ol5porrotb
Der Ser. Stooten in 5uun5ig &obren,
0oa 9totlrgos in picr}ig, ooa Ectro-
lcum III iiini5ig, @ortfoblc in fiini
mloiicb5ig, GiIencr5 in Duuoert, SIT
pier IN Observation-Disclosures
ulO &cid)foble cn0lih in oltSgcrcd
net bunocrtumofiini5i8 Sobrcn ct.
id0pit icin miro. Gober ooS Gitot;
ng5cb Sir, Oob Oh Ciu Gnfel bit"
gIbCr ST 0lollben broIdt man Oic
3nblcu nod nidt. Ger Nncritoncr
pcritcbt lif ia oui Ole &cruidtlmg
ner NotlribI6c, obcr 10 raid, mic
ouf Dem @ouDent bcliirhtct murO1,
miro CT nidt 0anlit lcrtig mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

Sic olt.-N. @urlO" bringt
cinen Scitcn lonoeu oS@nnB" nit
Nun0e@-S cnotor IcpcU ilber bic
&nnit, Jung SIT bleibcn. &icl llniinn,
obcr cine Nniibt oc9 uItcn Senators
pcrNiclt @ea6tung. Gr ioat: Sic
StatiItifcn Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@clcuid)oftcn 5eigclL oob urcDr &cltte
Dom llcbereiicn ltcrbc1, ola BON ST
piclcm Srinfen." Nua iogen unicrt
Erobibitioniiten ooju? @ogii6 mlB
Damn audi on9 Giicu pcrboteu pcr-
ocnL oOcr auf geruiiic Spciien be-.
idrGnft lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

FaNe fir's auslaue briprst q. Naint, at.
ala. Cit.saltimors. ctr, aabe enitrm spnie w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26

ipGtcr, IN 1907, mnd)cn Die Geutidcn
nllr nod orci Ero5cnt unicrcr Gin
! m~on6crCr aus, m0brcnO Die Stolicncr
81, Die Scitrcihcr rn0 llnQ0rn % II.
Die Nltiicn - Ero3cut Der G%truunOc.
rltng bil0ctcn. %u Den 5mon5t9 SAB
rem lit ulio Die 0elltid]c GinpQll0errmg
pon - alli brci Ero5ent 5uriidgcgor.
0clL Die itulieniiGe Don 10 nri 81,
Ole 0itrrihiidsmaoriidlc bon 9 ulti IS
un0 Die ruiiiidc bon 6 alli - Ero-
sent 1citiegcu, Gcutidlon0, Dos boz
5lpon5iq &obrcu IN criter &inie ltnno.
lit al Die lcBte Stcllc gctrctcn. Iic
Sigo iiebt in 0icicr &cridiebrng cine
@efobr iiir 0u4 &onO mo lit Der 9lns
iiht 0nG Die oclttid)c Girmunocrulg
crnuutbiGt ul0 qef6rocrt mcr0en iollc.
Sir luciit Oorol' bin, ooB Die tiid)ti;.
gen 0clltihcn GimponocrCr 6u Den
m%crtbuoQitcn gcb0rcn oic Nmerira
cmpfouQcn BOT. Sic bobcn eincn GRO
Sen Ihcil Ser n0rOlihcn GCntrolitous
ten ulfgcbollt mo lid ullf ollen SO
biCtcn mcni6li6cr SbGti0fcit alt@0Cs
5cidnct. 9lI9 @riinoc iiir Den |Iturtcn
Hiidgun9 Der 0clttidcnGinuun0erlrlA
filbrt Die &igu ouf: Sic bobc Gntpit.
fclulQ Der Nl0ultric'n in N~elltidllan0
mo Die N6lcnfutg Northumberland
nod Sij0nmcrifu, bclouOcr3 obcr 0te
Nbncigu1g Der 0cutidcl1, nit 0ctl
minocrUertbi0cn iloptihcn mo lilo
itolicniihcn GimponocrumNS Gle
nlcllten in W(itbcpcrb 5lt trctcll. 0tt
bci0cll critcn Wriin0c mGgCn ACltcl.
Nurumt Ioutc Der Icutid)e nlt9luoll.
0crlL mcnn CT in Tcltti6lunG lobncll
DC NCihGitiNunQ bat unO in icincn sc
Misrepresentation SSrcibcit gcnicBt,
Die man inn bier DicliuG pcrtlim-
inert. Wu9 Ocl lScttbGucrb nit Sta
licnCrlL lllanrn u10 Mltlicn %nn!un0t
10 br0lht i'm Der 9cutid)c nid)t ST
idellcn. TirIc 0cutihc Ginmonocrcr
baden lih bicr Der &ut0uirtbihu't
5ltNcuonOt. &ctt lit HonO nidt mlchr
10 bi0iq 51r bobcn, dis Dor &obr5cbn-
ten. Gle Ncrcini9tCn Stuutcn hnbCn
lih in OClt Icbtcn Gc5cnnicn mc6r
ln0 ntchr audi 5t ci1cm &lo1tItrit.
Stnotc Cntuidclt, Scr AM mcbr glr.
bcitafr6ltc, nlld rngcidnlltc, onQcuic
len lit, aoblcn0r0bcr, Giicubobnurbcr
ter 1t. 0Ql. miro Ger 2lmcrifoncr niht
gcrn,cr lit nidt germ oil &onulilu
tion9s 1t. Observation-Disclosures %bcld)dltiQt.
No9 ilbcrlGBt cr Ocn GimmonOcrCru
rCd)t germ. Die Gimuon0crunG QCbt
0obin, 100 lic oic %loDncnoItc @cid)0Iti
gung iinoct, SORT Die ollf 10 itodt
bic Giniuun0Crlm0 mo llicGt lpiC I'M
lcttcn Mintcr, sum 4roBcn (bcil mic
Der 5uriid. Die Entertaining Der
&crOienltc Der 0CutitCu Gimpuno-
crltng I'M oic &crcini0tcn Stoatcn
lit mobl ucr0icnt. ollciu rationale
@rcn5cn 5u 5icbcn, lit niht ollNc-
brod)t. Gic o&mnriarntion &citric.
tion 2coqltc" bat bic GirridrGnfunN
Der GimuouOcrung ilbcrboupt orli ibr
Eonicr Ncidricbcn. Iu9 bari troB
nlcr oncrtcnncu0cn Nortc iiir Die
bclltIfc GimponOcrung nidt ollber
NId)t gclolicn mCrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
REFusEs TO WEAR OFFICE HOLDERS YOKE.

It would seem that Arizona is not the only place on the map where there has appeared weariness of political dictatorship assumed by federal cfiice- holders, Over in Kentucky there is open revolt against longer wearing meekly the offieeholders yoke, sena. .tor-elect Bradley of the Blue Grass state is credited wi tn this remark re gently;
 ''The time has come when I think the people of the country should throw off the yoke of the federal oaiceholders that has been burden to them so long, The strong intimation is that Mr Bradley has in mind the move ment to nominate Secretary Taft for president and elect him. large Y through the instrumentality of the fed- eral offices. One federal officeholder, after serving in the postoffice depart ment in Washington long enough to become familiar with a good deal of the Republican political machinery oi the south, resigned from his place and entered the south as missionary for Secretary Taft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
NOTICE 10 cREplToRs

Territory of Arizona.
 Cochise County, ss
 To the Creditors of Harvey S. Rob
 inson;
 You are hereby notified that liar vey 5. Robinson. lately conducting a tobacco and cigar business on the North side of Main Street, one door East of the Miners and Merchants Bank, in the City of Bisbee, Cochise County. Territory of Arizona, on the 18th day of February, 1908, executed deed of assignment conveying to the undersigned all of his property fo- the benefit Of such of his credit ors as will consent to accept their proportional share of the said estate and discharge him from their resp7c- tive claims. and that the undersigned accepted said trust and duly qualified as required by law. All creditors consenting to said assignment must, within four months after the pnf,li- catioa make known 70 the assignee, their consent in writing and within six months from the date of this 1o- tice, file their claims as prescribed bS law, with the undersigned. who re sides at Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona, which is also his post office address.
 Witness my hand this 4th day of March, 1908.
 A. Assignee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
PRESIDENT pIAz.

It seems to be settled that Presi- dent Porfrio Diaz, of the Mexican re- public, will retire from office at the end of his present term, three years hence. This statement comes from President Diaz in the most emphatic language. The retirement of Diaz from the head of the government of Mexi- co will cause sincere regret to all who have watched the continued progress of that country under his skillful and patriotic direction. Especially will the loss of Diaz, as president of Mex ico, be keenly felt by Americans, who have watcBed his course for so many years, and more kee1ay by those Americans who have invested their capital in mining and other industries of cur sister republic.
 While President Diaz has been lib eral in offering inducements to those who were willing to invest capital in the development of the great re sources of that country, he has al ways kept s watchful eye on the wei fare of the native citizens of Mexico. As a result we see that as the .coun- try has advanced the condition of the people has improved and during the past twenty years the laboring classes of no country have advanced more rapidly in improvement of modes of living as a result of better wages than in Mexico. Wages in Mexico now are good, whereas. when Diaz took the reigns of government in that country. there were few wage earners not bowed and cowed by system Of peonage.
 It is te be hoped that Dorhrio Diaz will live to complete his present term as president and that his wise poli- cies may be handed to successor who will continue them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
COPPER STATISTICS NOT ENCOURAGING.

The statistical position of copper fs nat quite encouraging for produc- CTS, according to opinion in New York. On the first of the year the surplus stocks in the hands of the producers were estimated at about G5,ooO tons. or a little over 145,O0O,O0O pounds, showing an increase in stocks during 1907 of about 20,O0O tons. The infor- nation that has come to hand since the first of the year makes but minor changes in the estimated output and consumption of last year. and ths changes in imports and exports have not modified the general result essen tially. During January we export, 35, 900 tons, and in February 22,0of tons, or total exports of 57,000 tons Domestic consumption is estimated at about 10000 tons per month or 10000 tons for January and February, mak- ing the total disposal of copper in those two months 77.0O0 tons.
 During the same time the produc- ton and imports segregated about 70,000 tons, so that the stocks were decreased about TOGO tons, or 14.0oO. OO0 pounds, leaving about 12SooO0O pounds still in stock in this country at the beginning of March. Even with full consumption in Europe not more than 10000 tonss of American copper has been consumed each month, ss that of the 57,o0O tons shipped abroad about s17.O0o,oO0 tons of 34,eoO,OO0 pounds have gone to swell the surplus stocks. These figures indicate that the output of American mines plus the imports have exceeded domestic and foreign consumption by about 25.OO0, 900 pounds since the first of the year The tendency of prices un- der these conditions is naturally downward. Secret manipulation has not aided the market to any material extent
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13
BARCLAY SHOULD EMIoRATE.

 Out at Yuma a man of the name of John c. Barclay. wao follows the call. ing of a school teacher. is alleged to have cursed the American flag and called it ga dirty rag" Further, he refused to hoist the American flag oy- .er the school house and declared that Americans should go to Australia to learn how to conduct their schools. These allegations were made by wit nesses during the progress of the trial of a case in Yuma court.
 Such an incident is almost beyond belief Barclays act and words, if he is guilty of that which is charged against him, are self-confirmatory and no amount of abuse that could be hurried at such a man, or criticism that could be piled upon him. would make them appear more damnabie, For a native born American to make such statement would be treason; for foreign born person, and espe- cially one who is making a living by instructing the youth of the land. to give utterance to such statements, is grossly malapropos. Americans will submit to a reasonable amount Of abuse on almost any subject save that of their flag. and when words are spoken that tend to belittle 1t the a9- thor of those words will be summar- fly called to task. Words far less grave than those of Barclay have many a time resulted in the summary passing away of sundry individuals in some way or another. If it be true that he called the stars and stripes a dirty rag" and expressed a prefer ence for Australia, by every means should he go to that country, and fl is not putting it too strong to say that he might with propriety be encour- aged by the citizens of the particular community he offended to make such a junllet
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13

Governor Kibbey has accepted an invitation to attend a banquet to be given by the business men Of Bisbee ion the eighteenth of this month. The fact that Governor Kibbey will be present in Bisbee on this occasion should be cause for qualification. as a visit from the governor of Arizona is an honor not. only to Bisbee but to Cochise county. The banquet has been arranged by the business men as an occasion for arousing the local patriotism of those who are specially interested in the future growth and welfare of Bisbee and all win bid welcome to the governor, who is known to have~always been loyal to Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-13

After all the sensational trials. in. yolying the San Francisco grafters, ex-Nfyaor Eugene schmitz, after hay. ing been convicted of extorting mon oy from the French restaurant keep CTS of the city and sentenced to five years iu prison, has been released. According to the decision of the su- preme, court of California the indict. ments returned against schmisz and Abe Reuf are defective. It is to be regretted if this pair of municipal scoundrels escape their just punish ment because of technical error in the charges brought against them. because their guilt has been proven beyond the question of doubt; in fact guilt has been practically con fessed by both Schmitz and Ruef.