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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

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llidt ipieoer beraeitellt miro, Die
Gompognie oagegen ober $4,000
nitsgebe, Inn ben 9ienit in Der
Stabt 81 perbeliern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
WargInnb &Ycnnipfpania Giicnbabn.

YdHe snr Sieiir ia's gasIanS &c.
Irrst g. Saline, @r. Alb, Ci.gaIti.
u'ureirake, nabe Gnium Spuie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@crdants & @iners transport. 81

Wcrdants & Miners Sranspurt. So.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

@ciudt sic alto SET
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lano nnte1rinuen mo Dem @rl,oer
ibreS @ottcr IN SdIeSpig. Solitcirl
eiilen tnr5elt 9eilb abitatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Elumbing, SURFACES, Ranees uno
Sefen, Gafbeden nno Hirnelt.
Bennett gruS., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@ei6aftss@ cgweiier

9eoarfs.4 rtifel.
Sts s'sers & Sids 60, 1O4 SAbaSotparbfstr.
Settrmgen, 3eitihriiten, etc.
The Baltimore Rems en-" Aunib Gbererom.
bic, Geld dftsfi9rer, 316 Befts8ermapStr.
9au.R aterialien, Sbiiren, Seniter-
rabnen, 2aoen, etc.
Jaxtss Q. Softer & Co., 115-t17 Sko'Srese.
rtdrStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Saxss 9. Softer & Co, 115-117 SkbsSreses
rtdfetrabe.
Iationol. 9mfen.
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Sout9s unb 2ombarosS trabe.
Stoats.9 onfen.
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uno SouioopsstrnBe. Iugujt 2eber, Brdfs
bout; e. 3. Slot, S6nBmsiiter.
Gpar-guntsn. &
,9eHttae epartuut pou saitin.ore," euiars.
yet. sameS"sparbaMi," SaItimore.etrabe uro
Observation-Disclosures.
Srult-@ ompa9nien.
rgarptanb sruft Co." gaoropsItsgde GaIpert-
gtIflSsnt; CARROT Gan gsb. e6ntmeifter;
Serbs spencer, Jun, SfIf3s@6 aSmeiiter
Ban Skinner. 9hIfs.S efretir.
Baltimore Trait a. @nara'tee Co.," Equitable
GuiloinQ.
I0oofaten.
2arf u. 81. Shute, 128-129 Satp @ntIhtits.
9uiaDus GurD, 261-2e9 ga~Ioert'euilbina
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l@erdtbe unb
S1mereien.
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moresGtraee.
Rll1mbing, Surnaees, Ranges unb
Sefen, GohDeden uno Rirnert.
Bennett grpS., 523 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GupFerihmiebe unb Saunders.
Spbs tuSerts t714 9bameSS irabs. z. l. p.
SeIepbon: SSoIfe 1899.
Seuer-8 erliheruneen.
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Q8arfieIo, acknowledgements, 10t-1o2 gban'
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Strabe.
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2sss, esu{iin & So. Cincorportrt,, $40
DulberftonsS truBe.
geteftio-I gentur.
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Srieobofe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

aupferidmiebe uno BIumbers.
Spbu Subert, AHA 1bameSS irabe. q. 4 2.
Selepbpu: gSplfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

SruIt-G ompagnien.
,Marplanb srut Co." GoroneTts@de Garpert.
nnb @erman : Strabe. g.. 9. Zimmerman.
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Scrbis Spencer, Jun, Silf3sS6aenleifter
Ban SfiHner. SiilfssS efretdr.
Baltimore Truit a. @HaraItee Co.," Equitable
BuiloiitQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
National.9 unfen.

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Sout9s unb 2ombarosS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Normor. tno 8ronit.0erfs.
e. piIadrtner & Sdhue, 714-7ts Bef>BaItt.
utoresStrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Stoats. 9onfen.
,Tentiae Sani BON g%altimprs," saIttmo~e.
uno SoutonpsStrn6e. Iuguit 2e6er, Brdfs
bout; V. 3. Slot, S6asmsiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

2anonirtbi6aftlihe @erdtbe unb
S1mereien.
9Etfbs 4 Turner Co., 900 s1orS.8aea'etrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Spar-ganfen.
yTeHtGe epartanf ppu 9altimort," Guiarss
un6 Baltimore Girabe.
2 SaEeS,SparbaMf," 8allimoresStrabe urtb
@uItomsSoufesSloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
M0oofotett.

I0oofotett.
2arf u. 30. sdbute, 128-129 Satp @rtIhtits.
0uitaDuk GurD, 26t-2e9 g~albertSuilbina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

geteftio-I gentur.
e>sa1Anrr e edbmtst, yfa6tcIser bon 6rrtth
Bet q aoors, 9r, 500 @nIbert ButIbtns. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

Serer-S eriiherltneen.
,,Gphal Sniurauee Gb. Of 2iperppct," Senrn W.
@arfieIo, Observation-Disclosures, 10t-102 gbant
ber o. Commerce Building.
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Baltimore uHo 9~iori5sStrabe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
SNUGGLERSHELD UPON 4 ]. 5.
 CHARGE

B. J. Lacey and Buck" Beddinger weer taken before Commissioner J. D. Taylor yesterday charged with snug gling "hop" into the United States in defiance fthe federal laws and having it in their possession. Each pleaded not guilty.
 Their hearing will be had on the 18th and they were remanded to jai! in default of $500 bonds each
 Lacey yand Beddinger are now force to face two serious charges, the otk sr pending in Justice Murphy's court at Lowell. They were the most surprised fellows imaginable, when taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Norton, and later told him he was the last man they were looking for to "get wise to them
 It is thought that with the arrest of the pair that the ''hop" traffic, con siderable of which sas been going on for months, has been effectually brok- en up, as in all probability these two were the source of supply for a ma jority of the dope fiends of the dis trict.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

which have been provided the terri tory were provided by democratic votes, including the magnificent ter ritorial university at Tucson, the nor nal schools at Tempe and Flagstaff, the insane asylum and the new peni- tentiary just being completed and not forgetting the handsome territorial capitol at Phoenix, the reform school at Benson and the home provided by the last legislature for the pioneers of the territory.
 , Arizona has haG C-ean govern | ment at ali times and there has been but little official scandal during tn , history of the territory, and while DO indcal battles have been waged with some fury at times there have rever i been any bad results from them and even the contested elections have never burdeaed our court records i, There has been honesty in our gov ! ernment, honesty in our politics and
 this record should be our strongest
 plea for admission today.
 i While the people of Arizona na"e desired to rid themselves of terri toriaI form of government for loIe time, they have waited with patience for that deliverance which now seems near at hand, if there Is any reliance
 to be placed on the promises of tho
 republican party and it's leaders
 While the democrats have provided
 wholesome laws under which the ter
 ritory has made excellent progress, b' it said that we have been fortunate
 in having good men appointed to ofic' by the republican powers at Washing
 ton. While there has always beer
 complaint about our judicial system
 tecauso of the supreme court beil'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
CONTRACTORS OF B|SBEE SUE
oLEsoN < co. FILE SUIT AGAINST E coCHIsE COUNTY FOR DAM
 AGES UPON COUNTY HOSPITAL
 CONTRACT RECENTLY REVOKED

Oleson & company, contractors of this city. have empio.n.d Attc ,ney George Neale to bring shit against the County of Cochise for alleged fail ure to live up to a contract involving the construction of the hospital on the poor farm. The suit will involve in the neighborhood of $5.ooo to S6,300 The county through the board of su- pervisors, advertised for plans and specifications for a building costing $30. 600 to be erected on the poor farm. Those of Oleson & company were accepted. and they were told, it is understood, to go ahead with the work within a few days afte. water had been developed on the poor farm site. The company claims to have had several thousand dollars worth of material taken to the place where they expected to erect the building.
 Meantime, legal flaw is alleged to have been fund in the advertisement for plans and specifications. The law allows the offering of reward of permium is entirely optional with the successful plans and speciscations- in this case about s750. The con- tractors say they are willing to go ahead without the reward and their attorney claims that the offering of a Ipremium is entirel yoptionai with the board. District Attorney John S. Will Hams has advised the board that the advertisement was illegal, hence new plans and specifications are being ad- vertised for. Should oleson & com tpany again submit plans and speci- fications,, 1t would inValidate their iclaim against the county. This they will not do, but will proceed with the suit
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
DEMOCRATS CAR EASILY WIN ARIZONA.

It sounds good to hear how tne ol'
 democratic boys talked in Phoenix e
 the occasion of the conference of t.a leaders of that party. held this week. Everyone present at the meeting h21 good reports from their several coul- ties and declared all that is necez22-y to make a democratic victory certain next fall, or sooner, should the state hood bill pass during the coming win. ter. is a complete organization of the party in every county and precinct
 The democrats are prepared to go into the first statehod election CT tho next territorial election with a record of good government provided Arizona for an unbroken period of twenty years during which it has controlled legislation. The splendid inStitutoa2
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

composed of trial judges, with only one or two exceptions our judges have commanded the respect aud con fidence of 10th the bar and people.
 With statehood the people of Ari- zona must assume the entire respon sibility of government and it will be for the people to say whether they want a government controlled by a party which stands opposed to ths kind of government which the reppD- lican party stands for or whether they prefer a government along the lInes advocated by the republican party. whether they prefer the stand-pat; high tariff republican leaders to con trol Arizona or whether they prefer to assume the responsibilities of state government under the control of the democratic party, which has always stood for government by the people , rather than government by the class es and plunaering interests of the country.
 It may be expected that the repub- Ica1s will have an abundant cam paign fund supplied from the well fill : ed 'coffers of the republican national ] committee to be used in bringing Ari- zona into the union as a republican state, but we have faith in the integ- rity and honor of Arizona now as we have always had and do not believe 1t will be possible to debauch the hon, est political sentiment of her people Last year many of the democrats were deluded into the belief that the election of a republican to congress would further our statehood desires The republican candidate and orators pleaded with the democrats to vot'
 'J1st once" for a republican as [
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR I. N. 6. \. BEGINS


 The Young women's Christian As sociation throughout the world ob- cerves this week, and the Associa- tions throughout the United States make much of the time.
 The local organization will have number of meetings which will be of the greatest interest.
 Sunday vesper services to s o'clock; Miss Jones leader. Subject: The Association work in the United States. Following the meeting tea will be served and opportunity given to ask questions about the work. All members gre urged to be present. Tuesday evening et 7:30 o'clock. a most interesting rpogram will be rem dered- The subject is The Young Women of ather Lands. There will be a number of young women take part in this program, while some others will serve the refreshments which represents many lands. Young women from China, Japan, Eu rope, Africa, England, etc, will be present by proxy from these lands All women and men too, who art Interested, or desire to be. in ths progress of the Association, are in ! vited.
 l Members of the Association are urged to come. It is an opportunit; to know more of this great worl among the young women of the world i Wednesday the board of director of the Y. W. c. A., will take lunci together at i o'clock. at the Associa tion. Following this the regilat board meeting will be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

means of bringing grand old Arizona into her rights and into the union" This plea was needed by many demo crats who would not listen for one moment to a proposition asking them to vote the republican ticket at time when the entiFe state official list was in jeopardy and two United States senators.
 The republicans who nave assumed that the democratic party is dead in Arizona will have a most sensible awakening from this delusion when the votes are counted after the first statehood eiectIon.
 The democrats nave a long and clean record in Arizona on which to go into the fight while the repubii- cans will have only long list of brok- en promises to the people of Arizona.
 Arizona has been kept cut of the union by republicans for ten years af- ter they made the unequivocal prom ise to admit the territory. The admit ting of the territory will bring no strength to that party in Arizona and should not.
 Let the perfect orgaH-zation of the democratic party proceed and the re publican treasury does not contain enough money to buy the territory ot Arizona. or two United States senators from the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
cAVE-IN KILLS TWO,

GLOBE, Nov. 13.-Two unidentified Mexicans were killed and another badly crushed at Miami late this af' ternoon as the result of a cave-in d; the site of the new coneentrator of the Miami Copper company. The cave-in came without warning and several other laborers narrowly es- capped death. Soft ground as re .sult of the recent rains is said 10 have caused the accident
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
OFFICIAL POSITION OF STATEHOOD QUESTION.

Under the above editorial caption the Arizona Denacrat 5ives the fo, lowing concerning statehood:
 The statenood proposition stands like this:
 The lower house of congress last spring almost unanimously passed a bill providing for single statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, but it was so late in the session that a few mem bers of the senate committee on ter ritories stirred up fuss and kept it out of the senate. However, a poll of the senate showed 62 per cent of the senators in favor of the bill, Is per cent against it and the rest non committal. Senator Aldrich then publicly stated that he mad with drawn his opposition and that he would vote for the bill because the republican party had pledged its pas sage
 Since then President Taft has pub licly declared that he will do all that he can to secure the passage of a single statehood bill, and that he will sign any kind of a statehood bill pre- sented to him.
 Chairman Hitchcock has declared frequently. publicly and in privates that there would be litIe opposition to single statehood in the senate, and that the bill will surely become law at the next session, which con yenes in December and is a long ses- sion
 Ralph Cameron, delegate to con gress from Arizona, has presented a statehood bill, which is now in the hands of the territorial committee of the lower house; but it has been given out at Washington that Chair man Hamilton of this committee has drawn up another bill, which was presented to President Taft for his approval, and will bring it in as committee report.
 Speaker Cannon at the last con gress voted for single statehood bill, and now says that the bill is sure to pass both houses.
 The democrats in both houses are unanimously in favor of single state hood
 The only active opponents that can be drummed up against the bill are Senators Beveridge and Nelson. They are the two committeeman who killed the bill at the short session; but they cannot hope to delay considera- ton through long session.
 This is the official record of the statehood question.
 Any man who is eognizant of these facts can see only one end, and that is the passage of the statehood till at the next session of congress.
 Hitchcock and Cameron expect to pass it early in the session; but the Democrat has an idea that the sen ate will hold it some time for con sideration and that it may be late in the session before it becomes 8 law If this should be the case, Arizona may be forced through two elections -one in November, the regular ter ritorial election. at which the con stitution may be adopted-and onI about six months later, at whicn tht state officers will be elected Tni; will cost the taxpayers some money and the politicians many heart-acse5
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
Ariz0na Business College
TUCSON, ARIZONA

No necessity now to go to Fl Paso or Los Angeles.
 A thoroughly modern and practical school right at your door. Shorthand, bookkeeping and typewritiag taught by experts-no theory. Enter any time. Equipment all new. An un- paralleled opportunity to secure a thorough business training close to home. Write for terms and full par ticulars. Eas q
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

United States bonds for the first time in thirty years have fallen below par. But the administration is so fix ed that 1t Is more likely to make fur ther issues of new bonds than to re- deem old ones when they are cheap.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

Athletic sports are recommended to girls by Miss May Sutton, tennis champion, as the best antidote for premature love affairs" With athIet. ics. financial independence and col lege training all combining to post. pone the date of choice of a husband
 and even a president indorsing the delay, what is the young man to do?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
Wed at Tombstone.

Wed at Tombstone. Mrs. Belle Mullens, of Lowell, and
 L. R. Evans, of Tombstone, were mar
 ried Friday at the county seat. Cards
 have been received by friends here an nouncing the marriage.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14

With an official home at Beverly, Mass, an official home in Washing ton and a winter home in Augusta, Ga, Mir. Taft promises to keep up his record as the great American tray eler.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-14
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