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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
REACT|0NARY TONE GESTURES STOCK
 EXCHANGE
CONDITION OF HARTMAN STILL IMPORTANT INFLUENCE IN
 TRADING CIRCLES
GAINS OF MORNING SOON LOST
COPPER STRONG AND HIGHER IN COMMONWEALTH REPORT
 HURTS GRAIN PRICES

NEW YORK, August 23.--Frow the irregular and reactionary course of prices today, it was clear that the stock market is still in highly sensitive state and depends largely upon devel- opments of the next few days Fore most among these is the health of liar riman.
 Taking its cue from London, where the Americans, especially Union Pa cfic, were active and strong, the New York market began operations in much the same fashion. The advantage was fleeting, however, vigorous scAing of Hartman issues soon wiping out all ad- vances, and by noon the prices of In ion Pacific and Southern Pacific were under last Saturdays $ lowest prices, while strong pressure was being exert ed upon Reading and United States Steel.
 Coincident with the decline of the Hartman issues was the statement that no change would occur in the dividends of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific at the directors meeting tomorrow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
Mining and Financial News

inspired chiefly by declines in the price at all leading grain eenters of Europe. During the day September sold between 97M and 99M, while December ranged between 94h and 95h. The market closed trifle above the low mark, with September 9sk and December 94%.
 An official prediction of showers in Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska prompted liberal selling of corn which resulted in net declines of more than one cent on all deliveries. The close was weak almost at the bottom, al 1s 6p [, 1as C. 1ac below Saturdays close.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
LAND IS WITHDRAWN
THOUSANDS OF ACRES IN NEW MEXICO ADDED TO HOME
 STEAD ACT

WASHINGTON, August 23.-The secretary of the interior has designated 631 ,6s0 acres in the vicinity of Portales Taibon Yezo creek and in the Estancia valley, New Mexico, together with O. 320 acres in other parts of the terri tory as coming within the enlarged homestead act This makes total of l5.523, ,52O acres so designated in New Mexico.
 Acting Secretary Pierce also with drew for temporary power sites 2,959 acres of land along the White river in Utah. These withdrawals will be re- ported to congress in order that proper legislation may be enacted to preserve power sites to the government and pre- vent monopoles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
RICH SAMPLES FROM THE RYE COPPER
 PROPERTY
ROCK RUNNING HIGH IN COPPER VALUES ON DISPLAY IN
 BROKERS OFFICE
DEVELOPMENT WORK GOING ON
TUNNEL EXPECTED TO ENCOUN TER LARGE BODY OR ORE
 IN NEAR FUTURE

Superintendent H. $. Duncan of the Rye Copper company, one of the min ing development firms that is bringing the Payson country into prominence as a richly mineralized section, has recent ly sent to President E. F. Esenhour of the Rye company couple of ore specimens from the company's proper ty. These samples were on exhibition at the office of Wilson X Cash yesterday and attracted much attention.
 A casual inspection of the ore reveals the presence of an amount of copper that would make any mine having it in quantities a richly paying proposition. Opinions f several, who examined the ore, place the percentage of copper as high as B per cent. Beside the cop per, the specimens carry large amounts of iron and apparently have also values i'll silver and gold Former assays taken from the Rye Copper compaDy's proper ty show good percentages of all these minerals. The samples now being shown in this city were taken from tunnel on the northwest side of the Rye prop erty and were found at depth of sixty feet.
 At present the work is being pushed on the long tunnel which is being run into the side of the Mazatzal mountain range in northwesterly direction. This tunnel is now 325 feet long and a depth of about 300 feet has been reached. The tunnel will be extended between 900 and 1900 feet further and it is expected that in the course of the tun- nelling large dyke of copper ore will he cut at a depth of 1000 feet from the surface where the dyke outcrops. In it's present stage of excavation, the tunnel is being run through ground that is much stained with copper, show ing that at some previous time, leach ing has taken place.
 The specimens seen in this city come from a ledge in one of the tunnels and this ledge is between 15 to 100 feet wide. This ore body is comparatively small, but the long tunnel now being run is relied upon to develop large body of ore equally as rich as the ore already found.
 The Rye Copper property comprises some 340 acres and is located about sixteen miles from Payson. As soon as railway transportation is afforded, this mineral land should develop into one of the big payers of Gila county.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24

Prices rallied some before the last hour when the "street" received word that Mir. Hartman had sent assurances to his associates from the steamer now bringing him home of his good condi- ton. n.p
 The bond market was easy with only moderate trading in the better known issues Total sales. $4,2s5,000. United States 4's advanced P per cent and reg istered Is A per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
Baby Morphine Fiends

Are made by all soothing Syrups and baby medicines that contain opium and narcotics. McGee s Baby Elixir con tains no injurious or narcotic drugs of any kind. A sure and safe cure for disordered stomachs. bowels and fret fulness-splendid for teething infants Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
Chamberlain s Collie, CHolera and Di. arrhoea Remedy Never Known
 fo Foi1

"I have used Chamberlain 's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it was first introduced 10 the public in 1872, and have never found one in stance where cure was not speedily effected by its use. l have been n com mercial traveller for eighteen years, and never start out on a trip without this, my faithful friend,' says II. s. Nichols of Oakland, Ind. Ter. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
THE LATEST MAN IN THE WORLD

Silver Belt does job printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
Disagreeab ble at Home

Lots of men and women who are agreeable with others, get ''cranky" at home. Its not disposition, it's the liver. If yon find in yourself that you feel cross around the house, little things worry you, just buy a bottle of Ballard s Heroine and put your liver in shape You and everybody around you win feel better for it.
 Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24

Food prepared with ssssyS 5@JcvS@0pT1s' pTs % IS easily digested.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
NOTICE

Dr. A. s. Green, representing Green & Green, eye specialists, of Denver, Colo, will be at the Dominion Hotel, August 24th and 25th. Those desiring his service will please call at the hotel, for there will be no outside engage ments made Consultation free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24

Would not be contented to be kept in the house and doing nothing by rheu- matism. Neither are you, wh' are al ways busy and active. Then don t neglect the first twinge of an ache or pain that you might think ie just a "crick.' v Rub well with Ballard 's Snow Eminent and no matter what the trouble is, it will disappear at once.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24
GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO, August 23.--Wheat was subjected to general selling pressure all day and an extremely heavy tone prevailed. Selling at the opening was
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-24

If you are sick, get well; if you are we'll get pleasure and rest at Indian Hot Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Vraue Sbat cincr Mntter.

Srou z. !. Wicofin befGmpit einen
in ibrer Mobnung aitsgcbrpd)enen
hortnGdiaeu 9runo ntlo rcttet
lire beiocn ainocr. 800 Gns Scilcr
bel Gintreffcu Der scllcrmcbr be.
reita ulltcr Gontrolc.
Ger orei Sabre oltc @nI. Mcofiil,
Ger Sobn bes &rn. 2. 5. Weafin,
bon Gde Springoale, uno @orriioil.
Ipenlle, in Sorrcit . Eorf, liegt nit
ldmer5haiten @roublpunocn am
red,ten Arm unb ser rcd,ten Sono
IN Der elterliden @obnung onrnieber,
lpGbreno ieine Wutter iif langiom
bon Dem Sd)rcd erholt, Der lie creil.
te, ais lie Den &nuben ltnb ociIen
S6iueitcrd}en pom 8erbrcnnungs-
tooe IN ibrer @obnung rettete. Gus
Teiter entltono burd) oos llinlperfen
zines Eetroleunoiens III einenl 3inl-
nlcr 0es brittcn StodiuerfcS, III ipel-
dem Der fleinc @illiom nit icincm
f%iufiGbrigen SdJpciterd)en &dtbcrine
ipieltc. Tobei itieBen bic ainoer oll
Den brenncnoeu Eetrolelinlpfen, Der
llmfiel mo crplooirte. 9utberine
~itiir5te in Den Nousflur unb idrie
aus Seibesfr1iten: sd brenlle, ib
brenne!" Gic Mutter Der ainber
borte Dies unb elite ms brittle Stpd.
luerf. Sic brong IN bos 3inlnter,
IN Dem lid, Die Slommen nit loutcm
@eproilel lpcitcr ousoebnten. mo
illhtc nod Gem flciren @iuian,, ben
tic onfangs in Dem Nualm nid)t fin
Den fonntc. Sic fnno Den anabcll
in elmer Ode oes 3inumers unb brad)-
tc i'm 5ucrlt IN Siherbeit. 9onn be-
gam JIG Die Slnmmen nui beroiide
@cile 5u befdmpfen mo benubte bos
bel mebrere Seppibe mo Gefen, init
oenen lie perluhte, bns Seuer SIT err
itidcn. Sn5lpiiten borte Der eriuafl:
lenc Sobn Der Jrou, mas I'M Saltie
porging, llnb elite ieincr Mittter ST
Sillfe. 9renneube Mrtifel muroen
ollf Die StroBe geifleubert, uno 9ei-
De lieferten porsiiglid)e grbeit gegen
Oas gierige Clement. Sr. Yarl Sc
itcrmann, Der 5ufGlig nad) Der @cb-
tilng 0es Srn. Wteofin fnli, benerfte
Den Haud) mo ularmirte bon Dem
nohegelc9encp Seueuneloer Mr. SO
oie Teilerlpcbr, bel beren Gintreffen
oos Teucr nn6e5u eritidt lpar. Ger
angerid)tctc Sdaben bctrGgt iiber
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

Ninat mil bcm Sooe.-- Iie
Mer5te oea lluiperiitdts . Solpitols
boben iuenia Sofinuna fir Die neuil
Sabre ulte Gortbp &. Delpel bon Nr.
7l9, Dit . Sort : Mpclulc. peld)e an
6rcitng Nbenn bon cinem Waa9on
Der Gorepitraben = Ninic getrpiien
mllroc. Vic bereito mitgctbeilt, mlir-
DC DEM MGod)en Der linfe Sub bonn
&orper getrenilt unb ocr rcd)tc Sub
5crnlolmt gltBcrbcm trlta cs
idrncrjbnitc 8outabifiiriuugen uio
~geiubrlid)c Sdnithpnnoen am &opfe
onpon.
9eiumBtlps uNefuno e.
ncr It irh I'M $ ol.-Wco.
s.. @olace, eiu I'M Saulc Nr. 60i,
@eit : GoniuapitraBc. luobnbafter
Moitinilt imnroe geiterlr ;i iriiber
Morgenitlmoe bonn Yoli5ilten 2pons
BON Der Serfebrs . Yoli;ei . Mbtbei-
lung ulii elmer SGiiridipenc an Der
Gdc bon Yratt. nlo EacaitraBc be-
lpnbtlos auiaefnnoen. Mlle Ueriltd)e,
bcn Wallace ms 9elunBtfcim Suriid-
illru'cll, blicbcn criolaIos. Wuit iiber.
filbric i'm mad, benz lllliperfit1ts.So.
lpital. ipo CT bier Stunbcn nod iciner
Gl,,lictcrurlg aus beul Ycbct id)ieo.
Gin Vrllocr iocntifi5irte Sen 1oStcil
iilo erfl1rte. Bob icin @riioer in orr
leetcl 1agcli iibcr llltiuobIicin FLAG
t., Ser Vcritorbenc orbcitcfe iiir BIZ
.Yrolut Snlplement Goinpaitp@ so.
roltcr CT. Entrif Wartin BON iueit.
lid,en 9iitrift lp,iroe benud)ridtigt
iirb leitete elite ltnteriud]mng Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

nllroc. Serr Sind cntitammt ciner
@itd)or,fcr- Samilic. Sein Ioter,
Srrr Sciarih Sind, trot i'm Sabre
1853 in Den SienIt bes yGorreipun-
oentcn" uno orbeitete bier %beltGnbtg,
cis er i'm Sabre 1884 mdbreno Der
Mrbeit pom Shlugc geriibrt muroe.
Sm Sabre 1868 bereits murbe Der
oitere 0ind gum Sormam beiorbert.
Nod ieilem iaben Sooe trat iein
Scbn Sobn Die Stelllng bes gatcrs
an unb ucriab bieiclbe nit GROCER
Eflihttrelte bis oif ben beutisen1 Gag.
Sein %iupioles @eien uro iein n,perc
miiItlid)cn Slnlor babcn ibm piclc
Nrcunoc %oclponllct. @liifmiiuife,
ole sic Witorbeitcr i'm .Geiitifen
Gorrciponoentcn" Serrn Sind oors
hringcn, funlmlelt bon 1nll5em Scr5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Tlammenopfer.

Sic "a Sabre olte Neaeriu Guu @roB
bel eincm Sronbe in Der Tiu.
munbItrabe bet Slummen sum
Spfcr gcfallcn. Cine nnoere
Sran traGt idnlcr5baite 9runo.
lpltrl0ell oappn.
Gic uerb1ngnibuolle Nugrupbll-
belt, llcbcn elmer brenncrben Eetro.
leumllarnpe 10 longe 5u iiben, bis lie
otter in Sd)Iaf p%erficI, bot Der "a
Sabre alien Megerin ella 8roB Don
9tr. 40l, GiomonoItrnBe ous 2ebcn
gefpitet. ipGDrenb bier onbere DC.
iuobncr oes &ouies nit fnapper
Moth Dem Nlommentooe e%ntgingeit.
Sic Al Sabre nlte Neaerin Srlon
,Saunoers mnr ae5lpuungcn. ibre
,SIlltt burd Slanmen 5il bcuerfitcl-
li9cn, unb iunf belullBtIos 5u gcben,
als JIG bic StraBe erreihtc. Mon
tr,lg tic in Elm Madborbous unO
ianote tic ipater in Der Nmbulou5 bcs
lueitlid)en Siitritta nnd) Dem ,llni-
pcriitGts : Solpital." Sic bat BET
Der Slildt aus Dem bremenoen @e-
bGube 5luor ihnlerSbofte, ieOod) niht
lebensgcfGbrlid)e @ronbmmnoen ba=
poingetro9en. Sic Negerin gmelin
9errp, ibr 9teffe Snnlcs Marcell unb
Der iorbige &oitgGnaer Benz. Sanp-
Jon pltrben bon ben Slunnmen nod
ben 6enitern bes 5ipeiten Stodnerfs
aeor1ngt mo reitcten Iid ourd)
Spriinge IN Die S%eiteneaiic. Sic emf
fomen bobci mperlebt. 0as Selter
entoedte geitern iriib flir5 nad I
llbr Ole glnlelin 9errp, meld]e BON
Dem in ibr 3immer einoringcnoen
Tnud} gum Suiteil peronlaBt lpllrbe
unb eripot)te. Sic iprong III ibren
Motttleiocrn aus benz nit bifem
Mnltd) ongciilQten &aume uno medte
burh hire Siilieruie Die Mitbetuob-
ner. DDS aenenoe @eidrei Der Srou
rief iogor Die Nadlbarbeppbner nod.
Die ioiort bonn Seuermeloer Nr. 321
an Der Gde bon @reene- ilno Tranf-
.initroBe Die Seuerlpcbr olornirten.
Grit nod Gintrefien Der 6elieriuebr
permiBte man Die @rob, beren 2cid,.
mani bolo bon nen 6cllerpebrlelterl
gefunbcn lnb nad) Der Woreue &C.
ionot ipllroe. Tas @cbGuoe. melhes
Gigentbum bcs SRI. Somes Srcp
bon Nr. 1923, 2atrobeitraBe, lit, mnr-
De idruer beid)Goiet uno Die Sonsein-
ridtung Ser 9eiuobner poaitGnoig
5%crItort. MIS- oie YoliSei Die @errp
iiber ole llriohc bcS %sSeuers bciraeic,
ioatc tic II. ~: sd be9ab mid fnrS
Dor Mitteruad;t jl 9ett nlO licB
meme Sdipeiter in Der Slide I'M er-
item Stodlperf 5iiriid, mp lie ibrern
Gbcmonnc Dos Glen bereitetc. Sic
bate cine iflcdtc Mngeluobnbeit,
weld)c ooril, beitano, ooB tic offers
chi Dem 5iidc ncbcn Der brenncilOet,
Campo III Sd)lai pcriicl. Deter iiber-
roidltc id) lie. bic Campo III Der Sono
boltctlo. olii Dem Giid,c ifloicno. So
miro ea lpobl bicsnlal gc,uelcn lcil,.
Sic itieb Die 2antpc inn Shlaf bonn
Sild)e unh nerbrnnnte." Ger ge,
ionnntc Moteriolid,oocn, bcn OnS
6eucr anridtetc, Oiirite $500 iibcr'
lteieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Sin lcftcmcs snbilaum.

Serr Sobn &. Sind ieit % Sabreu
@ornlom i'm Seber.9 epartcmeut
oes ~9eutifen Gorrcipouoenten. "
@ar ieit 1861 al oieier Sci
tun3 angeIteqt.
Gin i%eltenes Subildum bat ioeben
III oller Stiue Serr Sobn 6.
Sind, Ger Sormunn oes Seeer.Ie.
tGrtements bcs .9eutihen GORE
iponOenten", begonaen. SIS iino ae-
rnoe 20 Sabre Der, ooB CT 5l ser
Stelle ciiles Tormunnes ~beioroert
1Obn 8. Ginf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
% 1dcr Union Nr. g."

- Idcr Union &r, 81" II
Tie fiirslidl nel,or9ul,iiirte .Ydfcr.
Union Nr. 81" belt geitcrn Nbeno
i'm .2abor 2nrelim" lire regelntd-
Giae Monats : @eriammlitne alb, bic
iidl cineS autcit Nelitd)es 5i etfrc,lcl,
bette. IS acinngtc CHI Sdreibcr
bon SRI. Mubplpb Sd)irra. ocm Or.
goniiaior oeS sSnternatioi,alrn Yaf.
fer a Vcrhunbcs", SIR V~crlcinitg, III
meld)ent Oericlbc iciitcn Sciid) fiir
nGd)Itcn SainItng d~tfiin0iatc. Sn
leii,er NegIcitinig fuiro fid) ST.. Gntil
Jiifer, Der Sefrct1r bcs Ycrbaitbec,
b%efinSch. SIS ipliroc bcid)loiicn. aus
bieieli MnIob all, foihitcltoeh San.
itag, Nod)mlittoeS 4 ubr, cine Mo'-
Ienberiaminlulig i'm ,.Sabcr-2 pceun"
obsubalten. bel neld]er Sr. Shirra
cine Mniprude balteil miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
9ltr nn 9bnen ia's 0sbGdtnif si
rfifrm.

Tic 0cirtaec>iinb note iin0 picIt
Nrcntoc rrrSen sic bciMdjen ieieil
sic Oesbalb uorbcreitet nib ncreeiir,
gle itiGt, lit Die Cite Scr Grfr!iHiin.
aeit cine ooer ntebrere aiiten Geo.
GSiuntber, Jun, @roii-Gu. DInidcu.
bier aui5unebmcn. "a GIniden $1.O0.
Nritellcit Cir bircft bon Ser rnncrci.
OBS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Qiebcsmun6cr.


@ir Ieben in ser Seit Der @rnocr,
lob mcin' ib nift ben SerenpluIl-
Der
Wit Salben uulo nit &oblaeriifcn.
Dit ihlpar5en &atern in ben 8id,et,
@ie 8otbe rs i'm 6auit beidrieben.
3apon lit ia nid)t Notb 81 ihreiben,
@ie es ole S%erenueiiter treiben,
Ca fonnt' mail leidt eim Ser5 betrii-
ben.
S,dl mein' Elm @unoer in Der 9icbe.
8eripGtete Sobunnistriebe,
@o alies iid) nit Sunaem paoret,
@ic mans bon 3eit 5n 3eit erfabret
Sn oieien uno nj ienen 3onen.
"a iold)' Elm @unoer lit a~eideben.
Mo Madbarn tren 5uiammen iteeen
lllO inter cinenn Gnfe wobnen.
Ianu it's fiirrpabr fein bIaues Bun.
Der,
Sing aud Der gauge Groball inter
ltno fribelten Die Scribiiaren,
ltnb iuiiroen oQe 9oien gafiel,,
CAB 3inbtouf' miro 10 ipGt gcbalten.
Dor eincm Sal nil id) beriften,
@ia id)nurritradS eim paar Nerle
bidten
&on einem ud,t5ieidbr'gen Nlten:
Ger Hnmc hot nid,ts at beoeilten.
Sb nab'. oh fern Die @loden IGuteu;
Gr mar Elm @reis bon aft,iG SSobren
llno icin Ialent tpor - ileibig lpa.
rem.
@ar einianl iiiblt' or lid 5upeilen;
@os tbut Der Wenid) I'M binflcn
Grange,
Tic Gininmfeit mad)tc inn bollac,
@er mill Die Ser5cns,punoe beiIen2
Gin gutter 6relInb fat ibnt geratben.
Gin junges Wdbdem fonnt' nihtS
ihaoen!
llrO 10 geihob's, ihnell iuur'S gelhes
ben,
Am 5rallaltar iab man i'm iteben.
Zen Ilten nit Dem friimmen Hiider.
Gin Yfarrer iprad rett germ BELL
Segen
llno ipiiilifte Slid Ntf fcrnen @c.
gen;
lie ilillge 9raut mar gum Gnt5iiden.
Wan ipGblte cine SodSeitsrciie,
Mad, bergcbrad)ter. id,oner Weiic;
Yer Nltc fpnnt cs fount ertra9en,
&rant lag er III Dem Yrlmons@o.
gen,
so mie bes Wpnbes lestes @ierteI.
Sic abcr that lid anliiliren.
Wie Shiner es fam inuItrircn
Sm 2ieo Jon Sdleier mo bonn Yiirs
llno nod oen Slitteupod)en alen
@r5Gblte er's nit WoblgefaIler,
Wie ibm in ieinen alten 3ogeit
Sein Ser5 nod nie 10 itol3 geiflu-
gen,
Gr benfe iett uidt mebr ans Ster.
aein &unOer, oaB Dor Chit CT iprii,.
get t
ltno ben Spa5ierltod frdftig ihluins
GET a
Gr bat jeBt cinen itramnten Grben.
u. s. G..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
". MeiKert.
@altimore's 0entidtr- $botcsrapb'
4O9-4l1

Strake.
Gin eritf1aiFees 0ei6SH fir crit.
ffaiioe srbeiten, NIB itine bSteren
Yreiie, aIS Gle anbtrSips tssabIen.
Sps3iaIitGt, gsrrisssrnYpea nnb
1amiIien8rnppen. HersrS6ernnsen
iiadj aIttm Siibern inter Warantit.
Adten Gle anf sbiSe AbrtRe; e.
vt ~ Sbrent 8ortbeile.
Refine @erbinbnus init irssnS Il.
ueni anberea Gtxbie.
(~Iea13,Y&S.fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
SiQigc @eibmadjtsbGnmc.

wa. WI ipktlN'l'N itllANllpNANy
INN ocn Worft 9altimore's 5u
bedell. - Ereis fir oieien &eib.
nadtsifmuf miro porausIiftlid)
~niebrigcr iein oils in oen Soriob.
rell.
@ar5 oiBcr9eipobnlid) friib lit in
oielem Sabre bic erite @oggonlo-
bung BON SonuellbGumcn in benz
Srodtbabnbofc Der Baltimore. Ohio
giienbnbn" at Der GambenltrnBe eilla
oelullien, uno miro oieielbe mprgen
ouf Die perihiebencu Wdrfte uber=
fiibrt meroen. Siele Der Gngros.
&1nbler befinoen lid our 3eit nod
in Den Stonten Wuine, Germont uno
CANADA, unt BORT oas Sd)neioen
Der @Gllme 5u iiberlpahen, Die bann
bierber geianot meroen. Gtma 40
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5l ie 1900 VGunle
meroen bier ermartet. Sic Wurftlell-
te iino Der Mlliidt, bob in oieiem
Sabre iopiel 9Gume tad Baltimore
folnmen merOcn, onB Der gon5c BE
oarf gc0eft miro llro nid)t iute III
pergange1en SobreL Die Ereile 81
gutter Sebt elprm IN Die Sobe nc.
bell. Sn Den letten Sabren mnroe
ifir einen Baum ntehr als bos Sop
pelte be5ablt, ipus CT mertb mar, ood)
miro IN oiriem Sabre Der bette Baum
I'M Worftc iiir "a GcRts bis 5l 81
~ hoben icin. Miltel5meige mo
MISUNDERSTANDING muroen bercits
ifon aeitern oilf ollen M1rften III
llnmcpac f%cilgcboten.
Voli5iit perlicrt onr6
SAIL sic Scbfrnft. Eoli5ilt
Sobn +. Carroll 1T nate5ll crblilloet,
| Iic Ioftprcn WcGpnad)ie mo 9olb
pomr Sronfiin, Square-Soipitul iinh
bcmiibt, linn Die Sebfratt, >ipcld)c
oemlei6eH bel cinem Soil itarf bccin'
iGd,tiat miroc, 5i erbolten. Carroll
tiirste an lcsten &ubltoee uilf Der
StraBe, furse 3eit ip1ter iein DC.
mubtiein perlierenb. Mls CT luieoer
| ;u lid) fam, ipar er falim i'm Stonbe,
az ieben.
@nroe aut Der StraBc
,obn nj Ghtia /. Ter 81 Sobre
olte Suliils BOLTS BON Nr. SOB, Siio.
GbcnitrNBe, lpelher NIT einem id)lim-
men @cidipiir i'm @clidt bcboftet II.
| lebr idnuod lit, ipuros gcitern alf
Der Strnbe IN Der NGbc feilter Wob.
lnlra o%bnni1d)tig uiih ficl ST 9obeil,
etc i'm Die Eolijiltcn Wanfnilcr
INTO 0oroou. iucld)e raid, bcrbeieil-
ten, ~anftaltecn fonnteii. Or crlitt ciilc
crbeblidle Stirnmunoc unio nilibtc II,
Der ambulnnj oes oitlid)en GiItrifts
had Dem &ercp : 9oipital gebrad)t
1 ipcrben.
Mbleben. SIN alter bon 46
Sabren itorb aill ireitae ST.. Yaul
&. aerIten in ieiner Wobnilta, Nr.
1916, Dit GaperitraBe. Sic geeroi.
ging finoet bette Nddbrnittag lin
3 hbr ani Dem Ireieinigfrits. Jrieb-
bofe itatts Taitor u. 8. Efcreer
lpiro Den 5runcrgottesoic nlt baIten.
3r. Sobn Samburaer. ipeId)er
itubesn q Sabre lang IN, 9iirenil
oes 5eitaments : Megiitratots tbdtia
iuor. Itarb am Jreitaa Nbcno plot
lid IN ieiner @obnrmg,, Wr. 100
Woro . GbeiteritroBe. Ger @eritor.
tenc bintcrlGbt icine Mittiuc into !
] 4inoer.
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s6rs. S. Nisntt e g.,
lf7 Of .Wnltimurc Sfr06e.

rcuiidcS ni,b nnocrcs aislditbi'
Id,es Welo getonit uno rcriduii.
gelbicnbunocn beiorgt nod Tetrfit.
Lamb, Ccitrcih. mnBtouo 4. |. NJ.
QHcdieI ausoeltelt u.f ousldnoilde
Wonfer. Grroittriefe Mno 1rouelers
Gbclues. o.
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Somnenamf. anb ltntcraana.
SaS Ncfter.

Sir Mnrplono beute uno morgen
Hesen llnb pGrmer I'M SItem, Hegen
ODER Shncc nno fdlter i'm meItlidJcn
Wnrplnnb; leidJte bis ul0Bigc Noro.
unb Horooitminoe.
Siltrift Columbia bcute mo iuubrs
'deinlid) audi mor9cn Hegcn; bcutc
lpGrmer.
@citerr betrlg bier Die bod)lte
Ecmperotlr 80 @rob sluiid)en 3 ulo
A llbr Nadnlittags mo Der llleo'
rigite Sbcrnlometerituno mar 248roo
Inn 5 llbr Mprgens.
Sn Den iibrigcn @unoes Wcttcr'
9eobad)tnnas Stoiioncn mlroc fol-
GENDER bohiter 5bernlonletcrItono re-
9iltrirt:
@uitpnrt 20, Eprtluno 30, Bolton
SO. Ylbonp 80, Ncip 3 9)orf "a, Fbi'
looclpbin 3S, Itloltic Sin 3S, Sor'
risburg 81, @oibington IS, Norfolf
40. Sattcrus As, Charlotte 80, Will
millaton 81, Gborleitpn So, Sapals
nab So. SodionniIle SO, Supiter Y,
Sen @eit IS, atlanta 90, WontNos
mcrp 56, Neip 2 Orleans 56, Eole'
time 6S. @alpeiton 50, ~GorpusGbri'ti
rs, Memphis AZ, Cincinnati "a, @ui-
iolo %, Bittsbura "a, Mortbficlb Is,
GlepeIonb 80. 1etruit %, Mpe1a "a,
Worouettc rs, Green 0np 30, Obi
eo9o 80, 1nliltb 26, ct. Eoul 26,
ct. Souis 3S, &ouias 9itp 3i,Snlobo
-, Surpn 20, 9isInard II, Willi.
iton IA, Sopre 1, Seleno %, Salt
Cafe Gitp 80, Ocnper 30, Nortb
Blatte II, Nmorillo AZ, 1ooge @itp
1S, Sos Ingelcs 66.
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0elbiennanaen

WcIoicionngen liad, Geutidlono
iito Ceitreid . unaorn iid)cr u,b
idpnelI beiorat. s, 10 ino 20 Mort..
iorpie 10 iuio 30 aronen.y 6einc al
perfauien.
7fts. 8. 1ieatr e g.,
o. Rr. Ell ch.DaItimste.S tr.
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Ter critic auB,
@eld' ein WcnuB!
Ter orftc 3na poni Steil's
Mic lang gclilig.
Xstis.
!Sebbci's tiasises xtnbis.

Sebrrmann fcnut bic non ms at.
~liricrtc Trbeit; mir benfcn nidlt ba'
ran, ms ief6ii AZ iObtn, io'btru iitcr'
laien bies iinitrtn Qtiifknstn. Seine
1reppen bri ,irs 81 trfttiscn., 1aHen
Sic i'd bon Nnbertn tidjt tinfMen,
cs sieb, ulr cir tinsiBrs Stbbsl.S tu.
bic nnb birs btfinbet fid i'm Nattrrre.
Mdten sic ani Sns Gans, no Iinfrr
Mamrn aui SGirc. nab Dtnitrrn
itrbt.
9einc Agtntsn. Tin $rtiS.
Nd)ten gle ant
-Stbbel'S- s.
a21 Norb.0an.S Str. maize &iah.ett.
.SaKs tAt't wueianS tetpral e.. MslnsY ~.
Eft-Salttnsrt.etg, xahe 0uttsm esaftsNps.