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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
SfreflidJes Sd)idinl ciucs Roturs
mauTtcs. t'.".

Nep Oort, "a. Moi. = @Gbs
reno Der Wotormonn Sobn Mullcn
nit elmer Srolep-Gnr Der linton
9nbn al Der Gde bon 9oIton.Hoo0
ltno 9ren1ont,Npenlle belt, rate cin
lfeit getuor0eneS 0eipomn 0ireft IN
Die Gar. Sic 9eidiel beS Wo9cnS
orang Dem Wotormomn in Die @ei-
den unb ipieBte i'm oui. 3ipci Eoli-
5iitcn tnb Or. &oil bonn 6oroboms
Soipitol mllBten nae ihrc &r1ite olls
itrcngen, I'M Die 0ci&jiel aus Dem
Seibe beS llnglildlifen bcral5ju5ics
ben. 0tebrere 5roren, He ii6 in Der
Gar %befonbcn, %iieleiL DIS lie bon Dem
llnfol borten, prompt in Sbnmoht.
MllQen murbe III fritiihem 3ultunoc
nod benz Soipitol geIdofit; oitf ieine
8enciung lit llllr luellig &oiimtug
porbonben. Gr lit 81 Sabre alt mo
luobllt IN Wtt. Gerltoll.
Ger &utlhcr bes WogenS, ser 10.
i1brige Ibrobon @lott bon 9tr. 40,
Serrp.Str., ipliroe ullter @elduloi.
glllg 0eS S~obtid)lagS ~perboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

miin0lidcn IolpoGl, mie I'M ldriItli=
chen Granlen ipnrel ourdmeg 5ufric-
oenIteQen0e 2eiitungen SIT per5eid)-
men. "a 5luci Der Yriiflinqe nlr
I'M cincn 9rud)tGeil Oiiierirenbc
Geniuren erbicltCL beid)lob Oos aus
$50. Gr. $. j. Seller bon ser Gen-
ralsSofNdulc, Siftor Ingerer un0
Gorl j. 2ouber beitebenoe Gomitr,
cine Gbeillng oes Ereiics por5llneb-
men. Ser critic EreiS, beltebenO aus
500 in @ol0, Ger S6leiGer.W eOaiQc
mo chem Giplom iiir bic beItcn Sci
Itltlgeu, ipur0e Dem bon irlGn0ilhcn
Gltern III Wiuuiue, M, itnmmen-
Den Sobn 3. Steen 3ugeiprohen; Der
5peite, beitcbeno aus $40 in 8olo II.
eilem Grtra-Giplom fix beruorru-
genOe 2eiitungen ober Sobn @ouicr
ans Ybilaoclpbin, tinem Sobn zines
bieiigen 6ubritonten. Gns Yrii-
fllngs.Gomite bcituno aus Ocl1 Gro-
"feilorcn IonieI .. Sbunmnu Ii. 90
marc @eliclboeit Don Der llnipcriitGt,
W2. Sang BON Ser Central Wonual
Granting Shool uno @. @oIbmoml
BON Der Gtntrol Sigh Sdool.
Ser Shleiher-ErciS lit cine Der
Stiftun9en Oca orl ~. 2lpri( 1900
peritorbenen @rn. @eorg Sdleidcr,
oeS Gompognona Oes SrIl. Carl e.
0n,thrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

ltno Der aunIt, Scr gorljen u1o Der
bnIben 8elt, lpetteiiertcn I'M 8lon5
Der Eoiletten.
9ic Nnloge Scr 0obn lit cine gon5
foloiiole. Sbre @eriteUlng fat ntdt
lueni9er, ais flint WiQioncn W3orf
9cfoitet. Sir Die Ncubclebung oe5
Ncnnlports meroe1t olri Ocn Crime.
ipolo Die gr0Bten Soifnungtn 9eieBt.
Sic in ole Gennbo6n cingcbnllte Sta-
Dion. 9ln(oge miro ipGter %croifnet.
Slice lenfbnrer Su +
i6iffe,
Sic OrutidJal1 Ienf6nren MiIitGr-
9oDons v8roB 9tr. ," mnO oEuries
9tr. "a mof)tcn geitcrn cine @eit-
fobrt pom Segeler 2lrtiQcriei6ieBs
plaB nob Der Sipolis 9roucrci unt
GemptItofer 6el0e lttb lpieOcr gu
riid. Yeipe Sdifie ermicicn iif ais
0lei6 idnel unO legtcn bic etlpos
ilber 20 &ilometer Otobcjll Orei5cbn
Witilen) betrogenoc Strcdc in Orci-
Big Winltcn 5uriid. Sbr Mcg iii6rrc
lie Quer itber Gborlottcnblrg II. Ser.
lin binueg.
% ploto uno Scr Sttrn."
Sn 0eutId)en Wluiiffreilcn mcdt
Die N}ittbeilung Itbboite2 Sntcrciie,
Dob &ihorO StrouB, scr Gonlponiit
Der uSoIomc" mo .Glcftro," ictt
I'M 9egriff lit, iid wicCer oltf Die
leiftc Spcr 81 perlcgen.
Is limo audi bcreita ciniQc Gin.
~5clnbcitcn ilber 0ua ncucitc Mcrf
StrauB' befonnt gemoroen. Gic
lleue Cpcr ioa nSpluio uno Der
Stcrn" beiBen. Gos 2ibrctto miro
p~orl0ufig nod ge6eim Qcbulten, bod
1T ldoil 0ur6geiidcrt, 6u5 cs an On.
DC 0ea od)t5cbuten Sobrbunocrta
ipiclt, elmer Feriooc, bic lid) nod)
oQgemcincr Aniift gut fir melooi0ic
W}uIif uto oniprcdcn0c &oitiime
cignet.
STU mad NcwsD
Ger Gireftor oes Mcn. DorfcrMun.
baton Opera Soirie, Gstor Sam.
merltcin, DER geqenwGrtig oltf Der
Srdc nod &iinitleru ingerlin lpcilt,
hat lid elmer 9erlintr &roit fiir bic
%citung lcine5 SrdJeitcrn gciihcrt.
Sr. Sommeritcin bat Den aapeQmci-
tier I~leranOcr girnboum nod Nru-
yort cl0oairt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Sammuno lchut ab.

WoibinAton, 9. g., u. Mai.
Sobn Sop9 Sommonb, ocr be.
fannie Sergbnl- Sngeniclr, bat bcl,tc
nod einltiinoigcr Goitfercns nit Dem
F~rdltoertcn Gait oic linn ortacbotcne
Grneltnltn9 ~ umcrifonilhcn &c.
lollotfn an China bcfinitip ob0clcbnt.
er be9rlinoetc lcinc 4blebnrulg olli
Den llm'tnno, baB icine @ottin ulo
Sinner Die Ser. Stqoten nid,t per.
lnllen lllo9tn luto bdb er iid) nid)t pom
0Cnlclbcn trcnlIen f6nnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
ScGrt ocn Spics nm.

Std0tperoroneten >Sobn i. &lein
bclhuloigt sic Stimnlgc6cr.2i0o
clncS GomplotS.
FtttSbnrM En, 81. Moi, -
Sn T%erbinolnN nit ben @r"uftul,ter-
litd?ltg1lt, lucld)c aid ST. Der 8erur,
tbcillr1g ocS Stootpcrpronetell SSobll
y. &lcin lpe0cn 9eitchung iilbrten,
bat oellen Satin Sruu Minnie &.
aIeill Jest cine i,aue Seniationsbom-
be pIabcn loiicn. Sic beifulbigt
nGmlif cen Abpofotcn u, SEQ @cil,
Den Iiibrcr Ser Stimmgebers2igu,
mo Iiltf 0ctcftipS, Die IN Dem Ero-
5cIic gegen ibrcn @attcn ais 3cugen
auftraten, Ser SeridWorung gegerl
ibren @uttct mo urloere Stabtpers
oroncte, iinO bat Snitbefeble gegcn
Ole GetcftipS erlnllgt, BON oenen ober
bis ictt feincr %qciunocn perocn
fonntc. GS bciBt, bo6 Die iiini MGn.
ner orei Stunocn Dor ser Nltaierti.
9llllg Der @oftbefeblc ifIellnigit Die
Stnbt perlalien boben.
Gic @ciudten, $. $. Serron, @o(.
ter Ban 5rendl. Sobn San NcB, Z.
Steele uno SbontaS Ionopon, luorell
friiber ais Gedorbciter olli oen 3sllB-
oampfern alein's ongcitcat, ociici1
8ottin g%cltenb matt, Dob bic 9eutc,
oercn Sebensltequng cine foltm be.
od)tetsmertbc NOR, bon scr Stimnt.
geber.2iga oltgcitiitct mnrocrL Cit
Gomplot gcgen ibrcn 4rbcitge6er III
idmieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

aingebcno 81 i%nforntircn, 9roBe3 Sns
t~creiic entgegcn. so bot TrGitOeltt
| Saft, mie eS beiBt, 0llrd) Den Stadt2-
Setrctdr idnnmtlid)e omcritanii6en
9oti6oiter, @~eion0ten uno &oniltln
in sen bon Serrn @ompcrs 81 bel't-
hcnoen 2Gnocrn onmeiien %loiien, Die
0tiiiion oas Frdiioentell Der oImCri-
can federation Of 9obor" IN ie0er
@eiie SIT m1teritiieen urb inn ode
gcpitnifJte Sniormotion 81 ertbeilcn.
9llld, Die 0iplomutilhen &reiie in
@oibin0ton merOcn Die Sour Oe5
Serrn 8ompcrs nit Ilimerfiumfeit
uerfolgen. So bn6en bic Sotid)aiter
fiinf elropGiiher @roBnlGd)te, init
oenet Der ErGiiOcnt Der federation
fiir5lif, in ser 9unocSbatptItoot cont
terrific. inn Die meitcitgebcnoc Inter
itiltung ibrcr Hegierun0cn 5lgalis
dert. Sic Ibfobrt nod europa cr;
iol9t an 10. Sunni nit Dem Gompicr
Baltic" Nm Sogc porbcr mo nod
S6luB Ser pierteIjGbrlihcn Siblrl8
Der Greflltipe ser ,9lmericon ISe02rds
ton Of 2obor," sic bicSmol IN Ngp-
0orf itottiiltOct. pcrben Die @cWerfs
ifoft5fiihrcr Dem Er0iiOcntcn Cont
perS Elm @lbid}ieoSbantett ge6cn.
Uncle &ocGuunon iiber 3 il.
unftSpIGne.
Sprcher Cannon iproh 6ciat
SdIubbnnfctt Der Gonicrcl5 it6tr
StGotc 3 Gntuicfellrlg mo iogtc lul-
ter Nnocrcm: dGS lit id0n unb gut,
ElGnc fiir Ole 3ufunft 81 mohen.
Gie8 2an6 miro eiumol 800 0tiaios
ncn Gimpohncr boben, @ir fonncn
oiel porbcrciter, obcr nos Die icbigc
Generation tGltt, miro ricl 81 eng
Icin fir bic TorOarllnqcn Der BIT.
flttft. lln6 iolgen Sir mn @ottt5
@iQen nidt Dem @eiiplc( Tcrer, Die
9uftGn0c ncrbciicrn woQcl, BON DC
lle1t JIG nidtS bcritt6clL mic ). 9. oie
III ben Nfcr6ull . 9iltriftcn. Iic
.Goltntrb 2ifc"sGommiiiion pcriudt,
0en 5ormcrn nit E-hcoricn 51 hcl-
fen. Sd mil bcidN6rcn, sic MfitqIic-
Ser miI'en niht mopon JIG rcoer. IS
lin0 auSgc5cidInctc 2clttc IN Der Com.
miIIion, obcr Nos tic icrtig gebrod)t
bobcn, lit ltliinL lpcnn OuS, mas id)
0aoon aeIeicn babe, Dem lurtidnitt
ibrcr 9elebrungcn nobc fonlmt.".
Al0cre S6lagluortc ans %icillcr Hc0c
morcn: user an mciItcn idu-
oct, 0dS lilO Die, Die ip0cronltc
Ilrlolcit gebcll, Inn 6lt bciteden ooer
'td oomit 81 briiitcn. Sd bobc ni6t3
9e9en GinmonOermg. Sd mare llid)t
bier, bitten mir feline Qcbubt. &n
cp.Worf fonntc ih ntd)t Gpnito6lcr
mcrorlt, mcrn id) uid)t Mlitglieo bon
EommonO mare, unb picuciht miir0c
ld0 Mitgttco, uc1ln i6 bort mare" -.
u 0 d) Gin Nmt / iii Gait.
@ci Dem gcItarn itottgebabten fcicr.
ltfen SfluBoft I'M oSompton Hor-
nal ano Agricultural Snititutc" ut
Sompton So, elmer rcnommirtct
NllItolt sur Gr5icblung BON Sor6igen
in1o 5lloionerlL lief Elm Sdreibcn
OeS E%rGiiocttcn Soit Elm, ipori1 Die
Ter ooS Gmt ols MitglicO oc$ Ser
fpoltrutgarotbS Der 9~(nltolt onnimmt.
OrGrt So, @s. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Gbrt bic oentihc Sprad)c!

@crt6eilung Oes Sdlei6er. ErciieS
. att Der Eenniplponicr llniuerli-
tat. - Sobn iriifcr Gltcrn Der
Siager.
Fbilooelpbiu q, go, 81. Mui. -
Sn Dem oiesiobrigen @ettbeperb Inn
Den Shleider-EreiS, Der fir oieieni.
gen Stuocnten uno Stuoentinn,n
Der lnipcrIitot bon Eenniplponien
aitsgelebt lit, iuelde Die belten aennt.
Mile III oeutIher Sprad)e uno Cite
rntnr ollfweilelt, bctbciligten lid, int
8on5en 10 Eerionen. n1mlih 10
Stuoenten iinb 2 Stubentinnen. SIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

Somltog Mftttag 6olgcnOeS: 0Ger
c0anton", Der oa3u beitimmt lit, 8oO
mo &er6crben 3u pcrbrcitelt, miro
belttc Ntohnlittog bonn Stopel lult-
len lpcln iid Oaa YroIetoriot nidt
%ruci8crt, iiH iiir cine iolde @rbcit Der.
5u9eben. Giro Der oGonton" feline
Selling uerloiicn? Inn 5 llbr wcr0cn
mir ea miiicn."
Che Der miB0Iiidtc StopcQoltf in
Nngriff 0cnommen luuroc, luuroc Der
Scfrct0r Der @rcItcr Nlrbcitab0ric ulti
Dem Sdiifc ~0eflnOen uI0 binuuaGc.
micien. Die 9lrbcitcr, Die Die &orbe-
reitungcn iiir ocn Stopcuollf trofeu
iolgen bel Der Nrbeit Die oglrbeiters
MioriciQoiic" unO ooa o&ico aui Ole
Tnorhie".
Sir it NJ mred)t t.
&ou0om, 81. Wtai. - 3mei britt
idc Mfiniitcr BADEN 0ficntlid crfIGrt,
ooB lie iiif Die Grtbcillung ocs Stinlm-
rcdtS an 6roltcn iino. sic iinO
ariegaicfrctdr @olbone uno Inter
rihtanliniitcr Nuncimon. Gritercr
iu0tc in elmer Ncoc IN @eitminIter
@oIl, boB CT iiir Ole @ew0brirng oc5
6rollcnitimmrchtS lei, meil bic gauge
Tenoel1j Der Acgcnm0rtigcn 3cit 90
bin gebc, llntcridic0c in Der 0eicQ-
idoftlidcn mo politiiden SteQung
Scr beiOcn @cihlcdJtCr urti5ubebcn.
@eiOcr babe oic @cmegltuG iiir Dos
6roucnitimmrcdt cinen Hiididlog crs
llttell.
&inocri6i nber bcrurs
tGcilt.
YuriS 6, 81. Wfoi. - Gccil $. Gar.
actt, elm Gngl0n0cr, un0 ieinc ome-
rifoniihe Satin frilber Sri. Sole,
pbinc Sopin aus Nlcru- Nort, pur0elt
bclttc inn biciiacn GorrcftionSgeriht
Der Wibbnn0IunG Don &inocrn, mel
DIE ibrcr Sbbltt otpcrtrullt mor6en
morcll, ihuloiq bciunbcn. Gas Csc
rid)t pcrllrtbcilte oen Wiom 5u 5lpei
Sobrcn mnb Die Srou 5u Orei5cbn
Wonotcn @ci0ngniBboit. 9luBcr0em
beioe 2InQcflo9tcn ST flcinen
@Clo6llBcn ucrllrtbcilt. Snt Fro5elle
nlIrdl 9cltdCn nnrdpthon, DOR
OoS Gbcponr Die &inocr bGlliig brit
tai gcjiihtiat ulo ibnen Ole Nobrrng
porcntboltcn bottc. Gic &crbuftung
u1o Icirlcr Srou criolgtc
I'M lcttcn Scbrltor 5t N3nicrcS. Sic
Gottcn &nicrote III cnglildc un0 BET.
glide &ldtter cinNeriidt, III lpclhen
tic iid) crbotell, &in0cr fir cine tlcine
81 uOoptiren lulO ST Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Wntterm6rber idJnlbig bcfnnbcn.

eric, go, a. Woi. - Sn Dem
Trodeb gegcn Gelntar g)olulg negeit
Grmoroung %ieiller Wutter bat Die
Surp, nadbem Tie I'M Samitag Nit
ternoft III Seratbrng getreten mar,
'id orlF Den 8abriprltd) v@toro I'M
5lpeitcn 0rooc" geeinigt. 9onng
nobm oellielben ebello fiibl c~ntgcgell,
luie er Iid) iuobrello oeS goil5en gro.
5elics ~perbolten bette. @ie es beiBt,
merben leine Mnlpolte eillelt ilel,ell
Ero5eB beontrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Ter Strife anf scr yWcurgia.Sobn."
&crmittcIun0a 2 &criude I'M @onBe.
-Grohtpcrfcbr tptol I'M Stodcl.
Seine ltcltCn Observation-Disclosures

- SelllC lleltcl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten.
atlanta, ga, 81. Wioi. -
8ouucrncur Notc Smitb bot belttc
Dem @cncrulbctrieb5 &ernoltcr
Scott pom Der ,@cor1io.9obn" lcile
9iclItc ais Termittlcr IN 6cnt Strife
scr meiBcn @cijcr Scr erm0bntcn
9obn an. Die Strifer Dollen be-
fonntlih uidt gcneinIhoitli6 nit
Ac1crn orbcitcn mo babcn oic Gnt-
loiiung Der ol8 @ei5cr oui Der 9obn
bc0icHItctcn NcAcr gCior0crt. @r.
Srott lcblltc oo5 2Incrbieten ob. Gin
Terilld) iuurOc bclltc gcnlaft, einell
Eoit5nG iibcr bic o@corGio.9obn" ST
bcior6crn, uno bis iCbt lin0 feline &c
moIttbdtiDtcitcn Der Strifcr gcn1Cl0et
morbcr. 32 Strifc6rcd1cr .lnn9tCn
bclltr iibcr bic ,2lt(nntic Gonlt Cine"
lnb od)t olio Sopnmlob bier on. Nic
biCii9c Nnn0clStummCr bat cbcnloll5
ihrc Tcrmittcllut1 sur 9cilcgrn9 beS
StrifeS mgcbotcn.
Bon Den @rrcair Der o@corQias
Nobn" aus miro bcfonlt 0cgcben,
onB ouc nod) Nilguita WnO boriibcr
billoll9 gclcgcncn Eirnftcn bcItimmtc
6roft. 0ic lid IN Ntlonto o~ni0e60lit
bot, bcltc Nbcno burd bic .Gcntrol-
@obn BON @eor9iu" mo 6ic SEQ
board Nir Cine" bcfor0crt lpcr0en
miro. Ger biciiAc @iitcrbobnboi Der
o@corAto@ obn" mar 5pur hcutc iiir
Ole 9lbiitbr bon 6roht IN bic 9lorei-
Intcn Ncoiinct. obcr bic Tcrirodtcr
mer0cn crilld)t, BON Der gh,iNobc Don
6rodt bis uuf @citerca nod ob5it-
icben.
Gic Georgia iicnbobn" bat cine
SGn9c pon III Wtcilcn nnb eritrcdt
lid Don Ntlnntu llad NllguIto, mo
ihre 3luciDlinicn crltredcn lid poll
Gunlod noh Wocon, bon @arnett
nod @nIbingtou unb BON LINTON
Eoint nod) Wbitc Slams mo ltad
AtbcnS. Sic beidlGitigt 2400 bis
$500 Arbcitcr, BON ocnen 400 i'm
;3ugOicuit gcrpenbuna iit0cn. %bre
lcbte monatlid)c 3oblliitc belief lid
altf $4,000.
9lmbcss Irbcitcr. Gommiii1r Gbos.
=, NeiQ lit bon @oibin0ton ans bier
her obgerciit, unO man holt, DAB Is
ibm geIingcn miro, cincl @crglcid
onjllbobnen. 0ic Nodriht. 0oB &c.
trlcbsoernoltcr Scott sic &crmitte.
lrn9Hoifcrtc Oca @ouperncltrs Smith
obgclebnt babe, bcrllbte olti cilteln
Srrtbum. Scott bcnodrihtigtc Srrl.
Smith, 0ab er elmer oili morgcn oil.
bcraunten Gonferen5 nit DEM Com.
mlI'or NciQ beimobncn pcroe. Soil.
ten Die Sermitteluig5pcriuhc icbl.
ld)logcn, 10 ltcbt cine A~lsbebnnng
oes Critics oili on6cre 0obncn in
Georgia 5il beiiirften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25

aur5e &abelbepeid den.
= Srancis emile Mid)el, Der
fron5oiiife aiinitler mo annitfriti-
fer, lit geItern iii Toris geitorbeit.
gr wlroe III 1928 geborel. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-25
Sunbcrt ncuc 9pfpmptipcu.

Nullflrt, N.EY.t p. Moi. -
Gem %ernebmcrl nod bat Die Union,
Faclflc.Sabn bel Der ,Imericon so.
comotloe 60" 100 2ofpn1otiuen be.
ltellt, meld)c in oerer Inlogcn in
schenectady lrno 9rpofs gebaut iper.
Den. Ticle fodm1Big eebiloete CIR
better. ipeld)e Mollute lang lnireilpil.
llg gcreiert bobclL erbieItcn IN Soloc
Mcillng, iid) beilte pieoer sur
Trbeit ein5rtiteQcn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
TRAPPERS MAY SUE COUNTY. BOARD
 F0R BOUNTY
Are Bunching Affidavits to Bring Before Judge of
 District Court

If a number of local trappers carry out plan upon which they are now figuring, mandamus proceedings will be brought against the county within a short time to compel the acceptance of skunk hides.
 For the past several weeks trappers who have brought skunk hides into Globe and have been refused bounties by the board of supervisors, have been securing ailidavits as to the killing of the skunks, with the intention of mak ing fight against the recent ruling of Judge Lewis which prohibits the board of supervisors from receiving skunk hides at the court house
 The trappers plan to assign all of their bounties to one man and have mandamus proceedings filed by him, in an attempt to secure writ of mandate from Judge Lewis compelling the board of supervisors to accept the malodor- ous hides.
 Arrangements for the filing of suit are now being made with local at torney and it is expected that some ac- tion will be taken during the present week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
COLORED GIRLS IN
 POLICE COURT
Irene Lillibridge Charged With Assault With a
 Deadly Weapon

As the result of a fight for which both women were fined in Judge H. H. Pratt s court few days ago, Bessie Hansen, eolored, yesterday caused the arrest of Irene Lillibridge, also colored, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon.
 When the matter originally came up before Judge Pratt, he fined the Lilli bridge woman $l0, on plea of guilty, and assessed a fine of $l5 against the Hansen woman. The latter, apparent- ly feeling that she had been mistreat. ed, appeared before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday and swore out a war rant for the arrest of her rival
 The case will be examined in Judge Thomas court Monday afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
OF Personal Interest

Mrs. Thomas Harper and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wm. Hegar, who have spent the past two weeks at Tucson returned home last evening. Mrs, Harper was ordered by physicians to seek lower altitude on account of n nervous trou- ble from which she suffered However, after spending few weeks at Tucson, she decided that Globe was the best place after all as she felt much better here.
 J. F.. Pemberthy, superintendent of the Arizona Commercial mines, returned last night from week s visit on bus mess at Bisbee.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A, Roach and Mir. Frank Thomas of Oklahoma City, are expected to arrive in Globe this even ing and will make this city their future home
 Mir. and Mrs. L. NJ. Greenwood. of 5l6 South Hill street, were made happy by the arrival of fine ten pound boy at their home last Thursday, December l6. The little fellow seems well satis- fies his intention to stay. fes his intention to tsay.
 
 A smiling shift boss appeared at the o. D. mine on Friday morning and when the cause was learned he received many congratulations. The smiling one was George Nils and the cause lovely baby girl who arrived at his home on Thursday, December Is.
 Miss Hazel Keegan, who has been at. tending Miss Wings school at Los Angeles, arrived last evening to spend the Christmas vacation with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. J. ]. Keegan, of 270 East Cedar street.
 J. B. Stone of San Carlos arrived last night to spend Sunday with friends here.
 c. D. Stephens of Ft. Thomas arrived last night for brief visit in Globe and Miami, where he has made a num- Der of investments.
 Joe Brown, the automobile man, re- turned last night from business visit to Stafford and other valley towns.
 Wm. C. Roundey will spend Sunday at Stafford with Mrs. Roundey, returning here in the evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
sLOBE WILL BE ON I VAUDEVILLE ROUTE
ReprcScntative Now in City Making Arrangements

Fred Borenstein is in the city at EsseH' trying to make arrangements iHrIudr Globe in a theatrical circuit rleh his company is establishing aolghout the territory. At present a'y have two stock companies and SFe sonu to have several more on their lgu.ar rircuit. These companies are aoked until about the middle of Jan aT after which Mir. Borenstein prom se 10 bring one of them 10 Globe, 'hen they will in all probability ap- .far ar the Majestic.
 The rties now in the circuit are: 'AoeniN Tucson, Bisbee, Douglas and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
ottIrman Fails to Get Dam aces for Defamation of
 Character
KINDER GETS CHILD
 ON HABEAS CORPUS
OucAmg Scene as Grand parents Give Up Little
 Son to Father

b, image suit of George Shanley Ca. ss T. Martin and sam N. Fritz, !, vh h Shanley asked for judgment s25 .D against the defendants, was -Siera.. decided in favor of the de- |Iiaur,.
 ifrer nearing the evidence and the
 1nrlr in the case, Judge Lewis in .Tfrfl the jury to bring in a verdict ,Uring the defense. This was done ,5 ths costs assessed against Shanley.
 nis suit was the outgrowth of a ,,ner suit filed against Shanley by {, sbanIey Cattle company, in which vas lIeged that Shanley had sold ,rmUtr of cattle without making the .spfr rrturn to the company. shan y held hat he had been damaged by ,. su.. and accordingly brought an .fan t.r damages
 Father Gets Child
 "a. ,., result of habeas corpus ae- ,B having its origin in Graham eoun- J. ~. Dendy was granted the GUS lv of his son Nello, who for some -e has lived with his grandparents, Il anI Mrs. J. w. N. Scarlett.
 Several wears ago when Dendy and sTrfu were divorced, Mrs. Dendy was hen the custody of the child, She sl short time ago and as Dendy d Ter arried in the meantime, both he d h.- wife desired the custody of Nr. and Mrs. Searlett, with whom the r wa- living. declined to surrender B and the father brought an action wit of habeas corpus.
 .Wrh Attorney Rawlins X Little rep aentIug the father and J. NJ. MeCol- -n appearing for the grandparents, the ltter was argued before Judge Lewis s,ieriav. The grandparents claimed ,t Dendv should not have possession | 'he Nuv. as on former occasions, he ii taken the youngster into saloon which he was employed.
 After considering the matter, Judge lvis granted the writ, stating that he a, sure that the father would take 5d care of the boy.
 . A toushing scene followed the action ttbe court. While Mrs. Scarlett look ou with her body eonvlused with s,. NJ Scarlett stated to the child s sler that he had but one request to uSe. that Dendy would take good ls of the child. The father consented and allowed the eliparcnts to take the boy back with ssn to ~afford. When the home of the sliparcuts is reached this morning, eIjv will take charge of the boy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
It's a or,na

To neglect your health. The worst neglect that you can be guilty of is to allow constipation, billiousness or any liver or bowel trouble to continue. 1t is poisoning your entire system and may lead to a serious chronic disease. Take Ballard s Heroine and get absolutely well. The sure cure for any and all troubles of the stomach, liver and bow, els. Sold by Palace Pharmacy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19
Choked to Death

Is commonly said of babies who have died of the croup. How unnecessary this is. No child ever had the croup without having a cough or cold at the start. If you will stop the first symp- toms of the cough with Ballard $ Hore- hound Syrup there is no danger what. ever of croup. Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

Clifton and he hopes to be able to add Globe and Fl Paso to complete it. If this can be done they will have good company at each place and will follow a regular schedule for the different cit iaS
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

Francis J. Heney was obliged to cancel his lecture engagements in Ari. zona outside of Tucson, having been called to San Francisco by telegram.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-19

For Christmas candies and chocolate creams at 40e per pound go to City Ice Cream ParlOrs, across from Brown s.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-28

The officers and directors of the ST. Elmo Oil
Company are
r. c. P. SMITH, President
HARRY JACKINS, Vice President
GEO. w. HENDERSON, Secretary
FRANK R. STRONG, Director
J.. P. ARMSTRONG, Director
ST. HARRISON, Field Superintendent
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