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Legal Notices.

SUP41NE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
CDLihBIA. holding probate court No.
l55lS. Administration. This is 10 give mo-
uco. That the subscriber. of the District OF
COLUMBIA has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia. letters tCs-
talnculsrv ou the estate o. John o. Knox.
late 4 the District OF Columbia. deceased
Az persons having claims AGAINST the do
ceased a-C hereby warned 60 exhibit Tho
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally sr-
thlnu htcd TO the subscriber. on or before
Che 90 day of December. s. -. 1910. her
Wisc 4cy may by law be excluded from AN
b,uChk of said estate. Given under my hand
This ~ day az December. 1909 LIZZIE L.
kNo4 1851 Rhode Island ave. -. w rsraD
Attcsti NM. g. TAYLOR, Deputy Ecuiytar
OF WIS for tho District OF Columbia Clerk
of the Probate Court. RAISTON. gTDDONs
6 RlI1iARDSON, Attorneys dcl0,1I4
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SEABOARD AR LIE

I0-o5 e. m. daily FLORIDA Fast Mail o.,
Through coaches and Pullman sleeper9 n
Savannah and JaCksouviIIs. ParIor car
jacksonville TO Tampa Through slcepers 10
4.25 D. IN daily. The Flamfugo-" O,,r.t,
est Florida train Through coaches II -T.-i-
sonyllle- Pullman EleepeT5 % JacIys0D,-iIi-
St Augustine. Palm Beach. Mani 40
knights Key. CounSctiBs for Havana 6in
ms cars,
Through coaches and Pullman gleancrs :.
Savannah. Jacksonville. and TAMPA nISo
to Atlanta. Birmingham, and Memphis. DiR1
ink cars
Ticket Office, 1hS New York ave y w
J.. a. HARDWOOD. e. T.
c. l. Ry an. C. T. A.. Portsmouth Y,
c. z Phillips. u. p A. Washington. ID Z,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B-FOllOwing schedule figures pubffsN.g
only as information and are not gusranfec5
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile N.w
Orleans. AshcylIIc. e. a. M. and rr-s5 -, -
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 600 a m
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoora M
miugham. New Orleans. 1910 y. m
For Roanoke. Knox lille. ChattaDooVa
Nashville. Memphis. $40 a. m 5siIy
iSIeepluE car open after 10 D. M
For Atlanta. Blrmiug CHAM CoT5,r,,y,t,
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. Savarnab T.Ti-
gOnvile, and tlorica points. 3-l5 p. m daily
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent
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Proposals.

DEPA RTMENT or TIE INTERIOR VTg-T-
lugton, ID. g., December I5 1909 cs4I.I
proposals 200 duplicate viii be rCueiycJ at Tho
Department until o'clock o. m. Tvi5a,.
January 81. 1910. for ueIucdcllur the po[,.I
plant Government Hospital for Tine Ingar,
Washington. ID. g.. iu accordance wiz, th'
drawings and specifications. copies of 7..rf,b
with form of proposal. may De had ,,r a
p'i'atOu 1T the Department. Tho rich, q
reserved 10 reject any or all bids ,,..,r...
technical defects. or 90 accept ono mar an q
reject tho other. as the interests of fhc c.,
cTnmCnt may require. Proposals IufIst d.
marked Proposals for rcuod.fiD.. -
plant, Government Hospital tor tho IDssD, o..
j. r. WILSON. Assistant Secretary.
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Mnshington Sonthern RaIImar-

For Richmond and points South Via Fred
ericksburg Leave Union station daily. 4:2J
a. m. 1.25 a. m- 1895 a. m l-.U noon; 4:O-
p. M f.25 p. M $50 T.. M; T:25 =. m, lO-G-
D. M Local for Fredericksburg. 500 D. IN
daily. Time OF departure and connections no,
guaranteed, nol5-tr
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. December r. Sealed Urop,eai d.
viii bc received at this office until ~ 49,,
noon, Tuesday. December .s. 1902 for m
uishing and building I'm tho pCtWortb Ca
field and Powell schools. tWcnty-fo II1- stC-,r
bookcases or lockers. Forms Of DrouossIg
specifications aud necessary Information MAJ,
bee obtained from Chief CLERK. Engineer pa.
psrtWrnt. Room 49, District EuiIdiU,-
Washington. -. C.. HENRY T. D. NAE
FARLAND. HENRY T.. WEST WILLIAM
y. JUpSON, COMMISSIONS. -. g.
dcl7, Is, 20, q, ..,.g.f
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Automobiles.

NNNS@~AS e&AN9s
JUST HECEIVED-New Tor automobile tire.
IN seconds -SS,. I15O. aOz3. 81 90: 70xgl.
$3.50, a2N5ia $3.50. a-Af $500 Other gizee
In cases and tubes NJ prOp0rG0uara prices
Don't buy mad,-oyer fires when Won can
zet new ones al these prices. Also a run
line of hrste. best standard makes
JONES-kLSSLER. RUBBER TIRE GO
60 J. ST. ~ W. deg4-3i-
USED ELECTRICS.
All o,crhaulcd. Icuulsh,d and i'm cyrr1ranr
running order. an ideal Christmas cfrt ono
C"IWuole Tuuabgg.. $50. one R-..r stan
nope tfoyi ono .Narrriy ruHabuut $500. one
NaNeIIy Tunsbyut. $500, ono W8gerI. CHcI-
sea- $500, one Columbia victoria 5000
DUPONT SALES COMPANY.
18Th and g SIS. ~ ~
de-3-3t
MOTOR CAR al a barEaiu-We have for sale
1903 6-CylindCT. 6-pdHggnEcr touring car
which was taken m trade for 1910 ear
This has been rcpaiutcd and Thoroughly
oyCrhaUlCd al tho factory. 10 is a Iarr3In
at the price wc offer t. COMMERCE.
DEPARTMENT., +. r. THOMAS MOTOR
COMtbNY dclq-7f
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Floor Oils

q, n HUNTERS SANTTat.r Bt-sT-fCTr.r-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the o. .rs clean and
bright. gives them polisa-d Auish: BE- Gallon
delivered. Phone Main .15s ono. M ~,
ave ". " GOOD FOR YOUR FURNT-
Xxi" AlS1 H. deTS--ts
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Light double-pole harness SCI. 80.
cost $50; sets silver mounted harness suit
Die Tor any style carriage, $50 and $50.
Cost more than double Owh,r has no fur
ther use Tor same. Can be seen al GER
MJIIILEBS. 6f La ave. de22-3t-
FOR H1RE-Pieasure team. business tearnv'
or n horse for your wagon by the dav
week. or month at reduced rates PITS.
NOGLE. rear so Pa ave y. ". Main 81
deIo-I5t
BUY YOUR BLANKETS and robes A.
COGSWELLS. large square blankets 75c
I'D. Large plush robee $50 I'd. The beSt
rain covers. S1.50 1:p. Largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness 81 and IN
Vehicles, SIS up. Phone NJ 1l77- 2O9-2li -2f2-
114 18th st. y. W. no2g-tf
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. El--Dinvr. Pullman ParIOr.
fs.oO a. m.-5-hour train.
$3.50 a. m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car
tll.C0 a. m.-Dinsr and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car.
81 90 D. m-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
'3.oO ,. m.-.'Royal Limited" All Pullman.
Flyc-hour.
fI.Oo p ul.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia
800 2. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 p. m--CoacEss TO New York
sl2-l5 N.T--Sleepers TO New York
'2:5Z q m.-Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New,
ATLANTIC CRY. t7:OO. .s:Oo. tI.oO a. NJ
Nv wv y TO o. BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Week Days. I a m to IL d m
'2:52 1900. 1870. 100 40 1900 $50 % 90
IS 80. t10.02 IL 100 a. m. IL DC noon: TIP %
q %, HE. 700. 500. t3:2O. 1850. too
- OJ. 'lO.90. -lO.35. -lI.sO 'l2.l5 n. 4. wv"
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '1;27, $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND Torrrs
VILE. 1910 a M, Si.o5 y. m. 'I2:40 ni~ot
PITTSBURG. $40 a m. 'l:2T. 1910 .. N.
$3.50 night
CLEVELAND. $40 o. m.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 p. m.
WHEELING, $40 a. M, $3.50 D. m.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, 1905. 500 o N.
FRE.D-EHIcA, ts'2'' 1870 E9.l5 a m. Il so.
HAGERsTowN. ,e.lO a. m, 1900 D. m.
ANNAPOLIS. '7.21. tS:CJ a. m. tlg.05 noon.
t3;zJ. q: so. $780, and $50 p. n
Daily. fENcept Scadsy. tSundav o11v
TELEPHONES ar ali Of the following
Ticket Omces: 1917 G St Tel. Main 1891: si9
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850: InforTns-
lion Bureau Main 1880.
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURERS OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed TO cure or relieve any and
all ailments Mems complaints a specially.
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USED ELECTRICS.
Storage.

IT OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely nrs-
oof ttorage, moving, packing. UNITED
'ATIiS STORAGE CO.. As-2O 10Th ST n
Eain IzZ9 is2s,tf
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Where to Dine.
Law and Collections.

ALL CASES; all courts. secret service. Col
no28-tf
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Printing
Stove Repairing.

WHEN YOUR RANGE. LATRoBE OR FUR
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN 5t20
Emf IRE STOVE REPAIR CO.. LBS II y. "
He2t-tf
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Suburban Property.
? SPECIAL BARGAINS
For Sale.

s.. $500 And s25e5O0
On account OF delay in completing I am au-
luoFl1ed 70 ohcrShcse houses at reduced prices
oH Nety easy terms. one fare 20 any part
Or city. Large lots
hugh ~ THRIFT, Union Trust Bldg.
deoS-sE
tOt sALE-l5 acres OF rich truck farm. new
easy terms. f-'~So'
McGHIE 9c5 5th 81. \. W
Phone NJ TCa0 ro.--rll-aot
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Thing.
Bookbinding.

BooKBINDING-PAPEB RULING.
Flat opening blank books that lie omen a.
CHAS. II. POTTER & co.
Phone N. ESQ. so i2tb Ct \ "
ID,
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and Its Suburbs
For Sale-HouSes

AM COMPELLED TO SELL. my home. near
6th and II n. E.; 3-stcry. bay-window brick.
large rooms. bath cellar furnace; rented
So % month; trust 5000; price $3.50. Owner.
BOX go. Times Office deeg-sta
p PER CENT INVESTMENT on Cap. Xiii.
I'D rooms. baths cellar. rents StS month .
cost $500. trust $3.50; price $3.50. bon
aof. Times office. de23-Sts
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For Rent-Farms.

FOR RENT-Farm, suitable for trucking.
poutr,- raising, or daiT'-. Apply Mrs II NJ
HEIDER. 18th ST. and Brentwood I'd. y. b.
de22-3tc
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dreas and tuxedo
suits for hire ii. 7. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. l0c6 7th st. " W. ocls-sOt
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Typewriters.

REBUILT I. G Smiths. Underwood. Rem
ington. Smith Premier. good as new. for
: Once supply Co.. u07 c St y. w. 81 s5oo
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Wanted--Board

YOUNG MAN. BaItiInorean. desires board
with private family. Address BOX sos. Times
office. de2s-2fs
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Win dow Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDoWs7
White help ahi moderate prices LFON r
CAHOON, AcHFe window Cleaning Co. r.
moved e. s2l . y. W. Phone IA. 715S
Ocle-eOt
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Storage Batterie5

WE HAVE A FEW BATTERIES
10 kent For Christmas Tree Lighting
REASONABLE RATES
WITHERBEE IGNITER co. az Istb D.,
rlnpl
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Rooms and Board.

g ST n. w. n3-Comfortablc rooms. with
hot and cold water and good table board
- per week. de22-3tc
18TH ST y W, 91O-Bcautiful second aoor
front room. facing Mcpherson square. also
small single room de23 q % g7s
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Wall Paper.

lowest prizes --''A o
cHAs. A. CARLISLE.
20 Mass I'VE y W Phone Main s557
ap2s-w. tn. f-ts
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Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfurnished.

6H Clllan ST., between 9th and 9TH and X
and T.. SITS. n r.. 4 rooms and bath: $3.50.
or tucH rooms and BATH $le 50: all have
mc5eYu bath rooms with large porcelain tubs
ana onc-picce porcelain washstauds back
porchos, convenient 90 IA ST. or Sth ST. car
lines.
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For Stores.

TUT htuU-pIOIeS.
lll3 9th st. NV. large store and cellar. $40 90
30 EOhn Marshall place. rs az
kARRICk d METCALF. 1870 ~ y. ave.
del9 - "a
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! For Sale or Exchange.
Real Estate
IF YOU WANT to buy. rent or exchange
real estate II VIII be 70 your advantage 70
consult as, we have many bargains ia
houses, lots, farms, timber lands &c 10
oner. DIE LINCOLN LAND AND M
PROVEMENT CO, Central National Rank
Bldg, Washington, D. c. nol5-rn. ". f-tf
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Spiritualism.

MRS WHITES SEANCE every "Wednesday
Friday and Sunday D. m: Tuesday affer-
moons $50. Private interview. 40 Sth ST.
y W. DEG ~ .26
MRS. F. Noble, 1923 18th n w gives prI-
Nate readings daily, &c q. Phone North z775
NINE CORNISH, GIFTED MEDTUM. read1
your life correctly; gives names factE: daily
ano sunday. COL Sd St n. e. cor F. near
Union Station Ladies' only. fy7-tf
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

2 ST. n W. COZ or 3 large we'll heated
'front.' rooms; light Housekeeping; also ball
roon- dc2f-ctc
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ID ST n W, 200-Larse nicely furnished
front room, corner house: hot water heat.
suitable for two: with or without board.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
DR.. johnson; sMemoryHonored
By Britlshers at London

LONDON, September l6.--To mark
the beginning of three days celebration
by the City of Lichfeld of the two
hundredth anniversary of the birth of
DR.. Samuel johnson, next to Shake.
speare probably the most popular of
British authors, the venerable house
in Market Square, Lichfeld, where the
grouchy old philosopher and writer first
saw the light of day on September 10,
1909, was thrown open to the public.
All day long the picturesque old house,
which contains numerous relics of the
famous man, was thronged with visitors
from all parts of Great Britain and a
fair percentage from the United States
and Canada.
There is no doubt about the authen-
ticity of DIR. Johnson's birthplace.
Luckily the quaint. two-storied house
with pillars where old Michael johnson
kept his book shop, became the prop.
erty of the corporation Of Lichfield a
few years ago. Since then it has been
carefully restored and il is now in as
good condition as when Samuel John
son lived in it. Parts of the relies
which the house contains is perman.
ent collection which has been formed
and placed in the building by the cor
p1ration which is not a little proud of
its famous title.
The second day of the Lichfield cele-
bration will be devoted mainly to visits
to places of interest associated with
johnson and his friends. One of them
will be the 'Three Crowns" inn, which
stands next door but one to the John.
son homestead, and regarding whose
claim of having housed the choleric
scholar and his famous biographer,
James Boswell, there is no question.
DIR. Johnson almost invariably put up
at the "Three Crowns when he came
down to Lichfeld from London and he
first brought Boswell with him in the
historic year of 1916. The old inn is
said to be practically just as il was
when johnson and Boswell drank in.
Vulnerable cups of tea there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
Abnormal Twilioht,.

Twilight which Is normally due 10
the refractiOn OF the suns light by the
atmosphere. is occasionally modified
by other natural causes. Rosy CLOVIS
In the west after sunset are particu-
larry common IN the vicinity Of Bor-
deaux. France. These are not the usu-
al sunset glows, but appear In the sky
A. degrees above the sun and are sup
posed to be due to reflection from high
clouds too thin TO be seen IN ordinary
light. The same Invisible clouds may
also cause abnormal prolongation Of
twilight, as on the first day OF last July
In this same region, where watch
could be easily read up to four min
utes Of 10 p. m. whereas on the fol-
lowing night It could be read only till
quarter past o, difference of forty
one minutes Owing to the presence
OF the thin clouds above described
these long twilights are OF use to as
tronomers as an indication that the
night will not be favorable for astro-
nomical observations. - Philadelphia
Record.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17

Other points of interest are st
Mary's church, where Johnson was
baptized; st. Chad IS church, which the
philosopher never failed to visit on his
occasional trips TO Lichfeld and 81
Michael's church, where johnson :
father and mother are buried under a
gravestone erected by the doctor when
he was seventy.five years old.
In the afternoon there will be a lee.
ture on "The Life and Influence of
the Master" at the Liehfeld grammar
school where johnson was a pupil un.
der Hunter. Garrick also attended that
school before he became johnson 3 pupil
Another famous man once pupil at
that school was Joseph Addison. In
the evening there will be performance
by local amateurs of Goldsmith 3 com.
edy, "She Stops TO Conquer" which
was dedicated TO Johnson.
The main celebration will be on Sat
urday, the actual anniversary day of
johnson S birth. On that day there
will be a great gathering on Market
Square, with addresses and singing BY
a chorus. Later the Mayor of Lichfield
will hold reception at the Guild hall
and the Johnson club will hold its an.
nual meeting. In the evening there will
be johnson supper at the old George
hotel
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
Mountain View
HOUSE

We would be pleased TO
see our old patrons.
Good table, home cooking.
Mr.. Il Mrs. e. L. Edmonson
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION LABOR
Branch American Federation of Labor-Meets
fourth Mondays in Union Labor hall H. D. Green presidents
F. H. Myers, secretary; M. F. Smith, treasurer.
CARPENTERS JoINERs
Local Union No. 1880 United Brotherhood
Of America. Meets each Thursday
s. H. Wood, PRESIDENT F. w. TenbroOk, financial
tary; J. NJ Bell, treasurer.
GLOBE MINERS UNION 60 W. F. M-Mees every Tuesday
at p M Robert Elliott, president; NJ. H. Page secretary.
PRINTERS
Globe typographical Union Sunday in each
month at m in Unonn Labor oliver
dent; Carl r. Holdswo.th, secretary.
Store and ONCE Employees Union
month in Carpenters hall, at 1880 p w. T. Wright pres
dent; 7. E. Collins ary
BARRIERS
Tuesday each month at $3.50
Flora, president; Otto Perdue secretary.
BARTENDERS
Bartenders International League hrst
and third Thursdays Taylor's shop H.
presidents NJ L. Perry, Secretary
PAINTERS
brotherhood Pane Decorators
NO az Meets each Tuesday night Keegan's hall. W.
rotary. = - A' wv
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
LODGE DIRECTORY


KNIGHTS PYTHIAs
Pytbias Mt Lodge every Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows Hail. Harry Trevathan c. CT g. Rus
PYTH1AN SISTERS
Monroe Temple No Meets third Odd Eel
lows hail. jamie Wghtmsn NJ Lillian RUSSELL Secretary
ODD FELLOWS
Independent Order of Odd Fellows ella Encampment No sMeet
second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellows hall Otis, Jr,
chief patriarch; c. A Wind, scribe.
Rescue Lodge No H. O. FMees every Wednesday, Eel
secretary.
Rebekah Lodge sultans Lodge 5-Meets
fourth Mondays, odd Fellows hall A H. Hargrave
grand; Miss Laurel shute, secretary
Ek Lodge
arst and third Fridays, Odd Fellows hall r Goodwin B.;
J. @. oldheld, secretary
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
knights Of Columbus Globe I58-Meets
fourth Wednesdays Miners Union hall Albert Awies
K; William Burke, financial secretary.
Order Eagles Globe
fourth Fridays Miners Union hall, Lyons Worthy
President; s. R Lowthisn secretary.
REDMEN
Order of Red Tribe
night a L. Parker
sschem; q. H. Abel, r.
MODERN wooDMEN AMERICA
Modern Woodmen Globe
and fourth Thursdays, 1880 p Miner Union W. A.
Smith, consu j. E. Barrett, camp CLERK
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEN
Globe Lodge No u.s. o. o. W-Meets
and third Thursday each month. W. T. Penrose NJ W. L.
Marx, Recorder; +. L. Gates, FnanceE
MAcCABEEs
GLOBE TENT, No 10, KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs-Meets
$ X Frank N Evans, Commander s. X Alex Simpson,
Keeper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17


Heao-
quarters
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17

sCHLITz- that made Milwaukee IA
NOUS
SCHLITZ-that makes all men akin:
We call for sCHLITZ-and who can
blame US
We drink-and call for SCHIITz again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
&idltise Gntiheibnnsen.


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Strcitiale I'M botiten @erifts-
hof oes 9anoeS.
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IN elmer ioeben abgeeebenen Gnt'd)el'
Dung Der aniitt oes gunoesfrets'
@eridtS fir Den noroliheu Giltrift
bon Slinois oil, Dob I'M 5nl'd)en-
ltoatliten Serfebr unentgcltlide BE
ioroerungen ieitcns Der GrpreB = @e-
icQidaitcn Dem 9eleblidcn Serbot
non Nusltcllungen pom 6reipullen
letters Der giienbobnen pouig gIeit,
5uitcuen iinb, nno oob bicie @eica-
id)uiten oaber me0erS enounBeu ibrer
cigcneu 9lngeitcuterL nod ocricligen
onocrer Grpreb . @eieuid)aiten M
cntaeltlih beioroern biirien. Tic
Gntid)ciolmg muroc IN Dem Eroaeb
Der nAmericm GrpreB 60" miOer
sic 9lnocSrcgicruna abacecben.
81 Wunitcu bcS Stuotes entidieb
ser bodite Bcridtsboi oen Hro5eB
Der Cumberland Selepton 60"
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bcS Staotes 9ouiiiono, in Wcld)em eS
iid I'M bns Ncd)t Scr Gommiliion
bonoeltc. Die @ebiibren DER @eieu-
ihoit BEL Dem Scrtebr ouf ncite Gnt-
icrnungen bcrunter 81 leben.
Sn Dem Ero5eB Der Sunmono
Toding g." IN Chicago mioer Ocn
Stoot arfonias ertl6rte bnS Cher
@irnoesgerift ooS Nntitrillt = @eieb
prn ArfanioS iiir perioiiungs9emGB,
ouf @rlno ociicn bic 8eielliduit Don
Sen StaatSgcrid)ten bon arfoninS 3lt
elmer @eIobube bon $4,000 pcrllr-
tbcilt morocn mar.
Ger bod)ite Neridtsbof cntihicb
oild Den Ero5cB SuntoS miOer Die
fatboliidc Stride IN Sombpbung in
Der Ebilippineu : Erppiu5 Hijol, in
lpeld)cm es iit I'M einen Streit 5pi-
iden Der mnabb1naigcn Filipino
Stride lnb Scr tutboIiiden Stride be-
Siglid ocS Gigentbums mo ocS Yc-
liteS Der &irdcn9ebGuoe IN Sombo-
bong %bonoelte; Oos llrtbeil iiel 5u
@unlten Der fatboliihen STRIDE aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
Som Garmnf- Woroproscf.

Nobuille, Seun., "a. Sebr.--
Am ied1cn Gage Der 3euScnperneb-
rli,ng in Dem Ero5eB sescn Cberit
Duncan 9. Cooper, 8obin :. Cooper
uno Sobn ;. Sborp megcn Grinor-
Dung bes iriibcren 9unoes ienators
Garmaf mar SberIt Cooper nod inn.
mcr aui Dem 3eiIgenltonb. gr bate
bis oabin icine Veriion oes Sales ct.
5dblt, bcginncno NIT ben SorgGnsen,
Die iid Dor bier Sobren abgeipielt
totten. mo mar bis az oenl Woment
aclangt, in Dem er 0 Der Office
ieIles Sobnes nod) 0em Sallle
bes Nouperneurs oufbrad. 9[ui lei,
nem @cac Oortbin muroe Garmod
cridoiicn. Sberit Cooper 5eigte lid
ouf Dem 3ueenitano sefaBt, ia fiibI.
9tur einmal. nls Die eoitoriellen Mr.
tifel, perleien wnroen. Die unmittel-
bar Dor Dem 5obe Garmad's crid)ies
men maren, 5cigte or auireaung uno
sic gewobnlide 3otbe ieines @eiid)ts
lteigerte iid) 5u einem Sharladrotb,
oos iih bis 5u ieiilem foblen Shaoel
binaui eritredte. Morgen miro Die
Gertbeioisung ben Sberiten Cooper
cen !peraang oes GrifieBens Gar-
mard's beihreiben laiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-25
SciratbS : yiccn,cn.

Somes 6. Nepton, %, Nr. sos,
Norb-@ilmoritr.; Slgo 81. Sduiter,
q.
Seize 0eneifl, 30; Slorencc Worris,
81. applifnnt = Ybilip W. WoieS,
Nr. 3. SiicsSoiuaroltr.
Souis :. GlouB, 81; emma 9.
0ooomntb, Is. Mpplifant - :. ".
Sroger, Or. 564, 1reoerid-N pe.
Norrnon 6. 9oD1r. 90; emma g.
q; 9eibe BON 0rooflpn, Mo.
Sobn u. @ollebiuid, 33, Nr. 100,
Noro.0faoeiraitr.; Scnnic Grauoe,
81 @ittmc.