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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
@us Sen @ereimcu.

Ser qenliidte Gbor hes o@ermania.
WdnuerdorS" bdlt @eim93probe
iiir oa3 beooriIeben6e Gon5ert.-
Qomilhc Qicoer iibt ser oMto3ort.
Mdunerhor" iiir Ole Barren
Sibm1 0r3 %crciu9.
Der 1cmiidtc Gbor Der &cIon8S'
Seftinn oc& u8crmanid = MGnuer-
for@" bielt geltcru III ser Gerein3-
bale inter 2eitmg be3 @ru. Ibeo.
@cmberNer cine &robc iiir bo@ am
S. n0di1en WonatS Ita%ttftnoenoe
Gon}ert. Nm ole 9iuaitunOe i6IoB
iih cine GeihditSiitung Der 2Iftioen
in melber @raiioeut Sohn @oiimonn
ocu &oriib mro Sefrctir 2oliS Sod
Dos &rotofou iilbrtc. IS puroen
GuulaounACn bonn oSroblim" mo
DER nWtclo0ie" on8cnommen.
.Wo5art % dnncr0or."\
sir ieiuc bcuoriteDcuoc Narren.
iitlng iibte Der nWo5art . MGnners
DIOR" gcilcru 9lbeno in @ru. Hobcrt
Nollmcr'3 Snlle, an Srlcan@s mo
Chapel StroBe, inter Seitlm1 BON
Eroi. @cor1c u. Y6blmom pcridie.
bCnc tomiihc Hie0er. Sn Der aui bie
Nrobc iplgcnoeu @cih0It2iislmg, III
mcId)cr ErGiioent q. II. MogGe ocn
&oriib mh SefretGr @i!b. Stcler
Dos ErotoIol iiIbrtC. mtrocu Sin
looumaen POM nSrobiimL" scr oAfc'
iaole" mo pom .NcrmanIa'M tGruer
llor" cut1cJcu %0clonnlcn; aud fam
Ell Sdrcibcn BON Serein"
Uon 9tcp Norf 5itr GcrlcIuttg, III mel.
der olcIer &creiu Dem "Mto5art Qtun-
ncrdor" icIuc N0lle ais SmlptQluar'
tier ijlr oic S6nNcriciltaAo unbietct
fcrncr lijr Guurticrc 81, iorgcl, pers
Iprid]t mno III 1lcidcr 3cit 5l einen,
&onmcr3 cinIo0ct.
~ clobic,"
@olli0blI2 bottcn iid gcItern 9l6cllo
Die SGn1cr Der .Qtclo0ie" in Sru.
Hdtob NicB' NaIle cin9eiilnoen NM
inter G|citln1 pon Froi. =. &aroIll3
Shore iilr ibre an f0mnlvn0en Sicus
tag AbCnb III S0imef'8 &aQc ltott.
fIn0enoe MISUNDERSTANDING 5l iibcn.
Nilr Sebtcrc mIr6cn olld) mad, Der
Frobc 5pci fomiid)c G6eoteritiidc
- Ter Sdorirtd)tcr DOR MogoebrrH"
ulb Ser SloD" cii0ciibi, meldlt
clblt 0lc Miituiricu0er sam 2oden
"rcijtclt. Cine ginIaoung uom .i}rot-
INN" pnroc ot%taenonuncn.
nG t."
Ter BcIunaptrciM ,Cintrddjt" biclt
NcItern in Siamonu'S Nulc. Occult.
Eoint inter 2citm1 oc5 0irioc1tcu
Froi. =. ", Shinbclc cine Sing
ltltnoe ob, bic iidl zines GlltGlt Be
llrd)e3 Il, crIrcltcn bate. IS mllr0c!t
Gborc iiir bo5 S%oiionihlltb CONCERT
aciibt. &n Der @cid)6itSiitlulG, in
rcldler NrGijoent @ultnn %olfe prG
ii0irte uno ScfrctGr Gouoro &roh
prototoIiirtc, mltroc cin nc,lc$ oftiDc5
0tit1lic0 mliNcnonmncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Mus ben @erid)ten.

Ter Gro5eb qegen 9eniamiH Croft.
ner. - @ieIe 6ruuen pon 0it-8al'
timore I'M @aribt33immer. ~
Gmilic Sdudmt'3 Geitunent.
$500 iiir Geo. u. Strubc.
Gas 3elQcnpcrb6r in Dem Fro3>f
Gcgcr Sen 90uimumt Ncniamu1
Irottner oont SiibtNronolpon, Scr
ongetlaGt it, ungcblid) ein ungeleGs
lihc3 @eiUGft btriebcH ST boben,
brtngt omiiiaute Gcelcn bernor. Iic
@erbunblurqen mclfe an Mtittmofl
beganneM itno1Utoor Nit)tcr Mrigbt
mo 5tp5li @eiNnor,aen inn Grimi-
nulgcridJt itott. lrottuer orNonilirtc
GruucnsGIub@ ppu Ic 30 o0er mcGr
Wiit~glie6cru; icbcS MitAlich 5ohltc
iu6d)entlid) % Gents en- mo j2OG
@od)e iolltc Gin WiitGlico ctncu Brei5
crbolteu. Giclc crbicltCu tbdtidd)lidl
ulldb Nrciie, NnoCrc oo1c8cn niht. 81
sen 9ebtcrcn ach6rt Srot Norp ".
@omIeS, Ole an Ser @olfeItrnbc mnhut
uno 0eitern cuf sem 3%ruGcnitonNc
mar. Sbr Sail mar iibrig2n9 2tI
Quu} cigcnnrtiacr me pon aIlcrDono
mldliidlidci ,3uItunocn be1!citct. 30
rem Angobcn nod bate lie (roitner'5
Nn5ciQc i'm Sabre 1907 an 3iltmSrei.
tag III Der Setting 9clcicn mo bconis
mortet; lie bate 60 Suittngcn illr
Gin5obllmOcn, mo ol3 lic ldlicBlto)
0urd) Ole 3titunRtn bcrnd)ridtiQE
mur0e. oab lic cnoIid cinrn NrciS &C
luonnelL luOr C9 scr IS. oeS MouatS,
al meldcm lie ocu Gr5iS obbolH
i%uOlte; iGr ici ucriprodlcu worncn.
bob Ser YrGia lud ibrcr @obnnng
~Geian0t lpcroen Iolltc, uber lie morte
ilnnler nod 0nruu1.
Srau z d II dl arts Icitn.
mCut.
Sn oen1 0citcrN I'M @uijcugCridt
SIR @citGtialtng ctnqercid)t1u ItItos
mcnt ser Dcritorbcrcn gmilie Sd)u.
dart iiuo Die EnItcrcn :. $. Stci.
lens bon Der oa,tid)ln epong tlth.
81. Murtini Stride mo 81. SoDn 6.
Mule ic $50 NusGcicbt. Mebrere
6rcunoc Der &critorbcufn 1rbolteu
Gbnlidc @ern6@tniIc. Ger 9icIt fIat
Dem .A~ll0cn1cincu Geutiden @niiar.
&crein" ST. StnbtrntbSmit.
Alico albert ~. Spr0iicr mo Eoliiei.
Gonnilidr Sobn .. u. &hcltle lilo
ole Observation-Disclosures.
@rh0lt $500.
Gm Common Elca&.@ erid)t iprd'
d)cr 9citcrn sic 0eifmorcncll &errlt
Geo. u. Strilbc IN iciner GIuat qe9en
sic Baltimore Gbio.9 ubn" $500
Gntid)Ghigun1 i'll neil ein Spejial
Foliiiit ser 9nbn i'm am t.WiGri ltB.
Ten SnbrcS tbdtlid) ongegrificn bate.
u ur $25.
&rn. Charles $. Norri3 mllroet in
6ciien alugc gcgen Charles :. @lonf
Ioro iucgcr iGdtlidlcn NllgriiiS MIR
$25 1ugeiprodcn. Gr Bate $1,000
pcrIonAt. Gie Nn0riiis< g(iioirc az
eignclc lid Dor mcbrcrcr Sobren IN
scr @nbnItotion mGhrcro cilcS @ort-
lucdlIcl3 iiber cin GnB &ortoiielu. @ei'
0c iiu6 Gonniiiion3h1noler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

UUu Cclll n@@cllcrl tQrNlult Splpl~
tai" III Cumberland gcbrod)t; 81,
&~cricFumsr Ser onocren 5ebn W0n=
ncr ipur6en I'M A%ortc3inmcr baa
, @obnboi2acb1ucc3 III Niogclap per
NMuocrI.
Gr. Sill ais g pe5iolilt / III
3 aiuss8ro5eE. - General Hcter
6. &air5 mo beiitn Sobn thornton
SenfinS NoiliS, meld)cr fiirjlid) bon
Der NntIaae ira~i9cIprod)cn iullroe, an
Der Grmor6una oc9 Nrn. 9&n1. $. In'
mis- ollrd] Gopt. Setter 6. SninS, irn.,
6etheili9t 9clp2icn 5u lein, lor0tcn &c.
tern in-Snltinlore oil mlb engogirten
Gr, &barles Is. Sill ais SpcjiuIilt
iiir WeiItcatrnrlfc III oUn hcoorItcbcll,
ocn EroSeb Capt. &nins. Gle Ser.
tGciNiBun1 mid nod)meiien, 0oB Capt.
Soins n~eiite50citort lit. Or. SiG lit
superintendent beS Mouult Scope SSr.
rcfaluts. Gle 8ainS (-lcsesl R.e Herl-
n1rt's Notcl ab. no ic nit q. Sill
| 5i,iamW1n trafen.
Contention Scr .G-p worib +,
Si9o." Cic ad)tje6ntc SobreSs
GonpCntion Scr @ilglicocr Scr rGp.
luortb 2i0n" ocS Mcit.9oltimorer
Iiltrift3 Der hilhoilidp matbobiItiifcn
Stride bcnonn ncItern IN Scr Union
SNuorc.M ctboO iitcn,&irhc. Gelegn.
ten bon Sre6erid., Carroll, Soporo.,
Slime A~rlur6els mo Toltimore.Goul,,
IN luarcn oniucicn0. EnItor =. 6.
Date5, 9nplnn IN Sort McSenrp,
biclt cine Iniprodc. Ibenos fo1b eill
grober Gmpiorg 81 Gbrcn ser Gela.
/ gnten itatt. Scutc lit Ser Sdlubtag
Der Convention.
Gin peroienter Griol0. -
Ser oramotiidlc &er,in Ser oclttidcn
liitheriid)eu Ct. Sohomnes-Gird)e an
Wclt. %ioblcitroBe. Enitor y. $. Mui.
bcrlanr. 6rohte geIicrn Ibcnb in So.
ia;cr'5 Sale Sic nrctnftiQc aonlooic
college Cans" sur Muffiihrln1.
Sdmmltlidlc 9iiinirfenoc ,purbcn if.
rem IuTNoben III better SSciic 9crcd)!
lnto bcroicntell sem cntbulioitiid)cn
Veilal. Der ipncn pol, Sem aoblreid
crItienenen Yiiblifrm 1cipenbct iultr.
DC. Sr. :. @eorac @ahler, lcn,
%'iihrte Die &eaie.
4uf der GGotcrtoppt.
- Ms ToliSilt Erouf ). @dbro bonn,
oIllidcn Giitrift Qeiterlt iriib Ieine
&nlbc mod,te, }probirtc CT Die Chi.
rcl Der @ir!hidJait bes Nerrr 2olli3
Go9iulanll. 9tr. $40 ullo 9l5, Siib-
Monttoro.Npenuc. I'M III ie0en. Oh
oielelbem pcrid,loiicn lpdrel,. MIS- er
alt Die Scitentbiirc fam, trot ebei,
Der 81 Sabre alte SoDn Slttberluno,
ein Idottider Motroie. nit elmer SID
Idle &bistep aus Ser Sbiire. &opro
perboiteic lotiirlid] ioIort oel, ll1d,t'
lid)cn 6alt. nn10cni CT all ci1em ser.
brodlelicli Blaie an Der SDiire geie,
BEN nuf ipeld]e @eiie berielbe in Die
@irtbld)aTt gelongt mar. Nls Ser
Matrole aeiteru Gorntittng Dem go.
Ii5eiridJter S'9teill III Scr oitIidjGt
Eoli5eiiratien porseiiibrt muroe, &C.
gaitptste CT, ltur ilod) eil,e goilj
'bipadle Grinneruig bon Sem Ger,
brefeil Ser @~lastbiire 5lt ba6en. CT
nnibte i'll ernlanselung bon $1,000
@urgibait I'M StabtseidneniB Guar.
tier nebnlcl,, iilil ba5 @eriftsperfab.
rea ob~5iiunrten.
Warnnngi lit Subrleute.
-Sm oItlid)eln uito liorooit[ifen 81.
thrift ba6en ian1mtlifJe Vplisiitet
ifrengen gefebl, ale Subrleute 81,
perbaften. Oil oeren 1itbrruerfen nif)t
Die porgeihriebene 2icen; bon 1909
dtefbraft lit. Seer lid, aIlo Dor
Strofe bepabreu mil, Jorge fir Die
! ne,,e Sieens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

Gicn6d + e.. Hutentrico
III NuSlid ) t. - Ter Baltimore
lno Sbios@oGn" uto anocren Git,
lid)cu 9abncn lit bon ser Bolton
inb Maine obn" Der 6%eboebnn0.
idllib bingeiporien norbeiL inbem lie
lire 6rad)traten 1lad) Bolton cbellIo
nie0rig oiiest. ais Die Staten Ger
Baltimore unt Chic. 9abn" ildd)
Baltimore. Gin luitiger Motenfripe
itebt beSbolb III 9lusii6t.
@ulters' aunit gallertc.
- Sic neue polaltartige a~lnitgolles
RE bes Srn. Senrp @aIterS, on Der
Gde bon Charles, uno GentreitraBe,
miro beute atadmittaa 5nildcn 2 ulo
3 llbr Den 8ertreterl, Der Erciie si,r
@eIiftigru1g geoiinct iein. Nn Sc.
bruor, MARS un6 Ipril miro Dam;
bo3 gubIifum an iebem Iittpef,
mo Samitag uno al, @aibitgton'8
@e~burtstag unO ant S%iternlontag ge.
gen eintrittsaelb 5utritt 5u Der
&llnitgaaerie baben.
S6aueniter sS deibe set
ipringt.- Cine rieiige Shaufell.
iter,S deibe, 10 bel 10 SUB groB, i'm
2aoen BON Steipart II. Co., fiel III
Der Naft bon Wittwof ol,f seiterlt
ouF bisber iirerfIarte @eiic NIT gro.
bcrn Wetoic nui bas Strabenpfloner.
Sic seripraitg natiirlid in tnilienb
Stiide; Der Mertb Der Gd)et6e be.
iraet 1925. So ipirb permutbet. bab
bieiefbc iniolee Der adlte seriprana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
1ycHer i'm Hicroritna.

SclbItcntiiin6rml Ton Mcu Ucruriod)t
cillcn @runo IN ocu Stuucn ocS
SrolaportgcidGIt2 pou Ncrbcrt
81 /SintbiCum. - &icr Ticroc ul0
ein MouIcicl tommcu III bcl
Tlnmmcn nm.
Cine 5icmiid)e N%uirc9ung ocrtr.
iodjtc gcijcrn NbcnO Gegcn Is llbr cit
6cuer, 6oS IN bcm @ru. Nerbcrt ".
Sirtticmn bon Or. t2S. @eit.Gon.
Wnpltr, 0cb0rigen StoIl8rbGnoc Ntr,
2l4-21G, Meit-Gonmupitr., III cint.
qcu Sonlcn &cu ollS9ebrod)cl mar.
Sm Dem Ocbdlloe %beiunbcn iid) sur
3eit 80 TIcrbc, bic inter G%nIiibrnnq
scr Serrcr Hidor0 $. Stepenion,
Charles 8. Gl6er5 MD Src0. 8. ga.
page unh 5pan3ig aittidcrn Scr Sir
mo biz oltI finn Acrettet iu,,rben.
3mei Hieroc folncn III Sen Siomntel
I'M. .lulb 3lpei onbcrc Eicrbc mo cin
Wmilciel mltr6en oltrd) oen Naudl or.
itidt. Ger 6eitermchr qclane c8 nod
barrier Mrbeit bnlb, sic 6lommcn I'M
ter GolttroIc III b%rinGcn. Scr Sd)o-
ocll,/ ser sum- S6eil old) ourd) bie
Sunl 20ihcn beltitbtcll @oliern1niicn
entItallbcn mar, iul,rbc bon Srll. Gin
t6iclinL Der 5lir 3cit ncgcn &rnutbcit
6os SoliS hiiten mil6, olll naDc5lt
$4,000 qcidGbt. Gericlbc lit pollig
ourh Geriiderung gcocdt. Sic &C.
rcttcteu Shicrc lpurocn ilt Scr alinit
see S~bicrnrjtcS gr. e. q. Si0, III
Dem &ol,frorr'idcu 2eibItol mo
hcn StGIlen Scr M.s%.rG. .@dfcrci llls
teraebrodt.
GS miro ongellonllncn, onb Selblt'
cntjiin6lura beS ScitS sic llriodle heS
@ron0cS bil0ct.
BOD elm @ron6.
9fiti m,bcfornte @eiie ciltitono &C.
itcfn Modmittaa in cil,cnt @ol,o-
id)rorrf beS 5~lpciicn GtodlpcrfeS Der
@ohmtng bon @nt. ". ;Soorb, Ger.
1106. McGonogbtS trobc, 1clcr, bos
ciltcn Sdoben BON ctipo $3.50 onrid).
tete. Ger Iel,cr aIarm mllroc bon
jtpei ulbefallnten Gnnbcl obgegeben.
Ser Sduben lit bnrd) Geriid]erlna
bel Ser Teutihcn ScucrpcrIid)erirgs4
@c'cIliduit gehedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30

Tdiie fariS e;nsfant beiprst g. 0aatne, 4f3
h-Saltiinprr 2tr, Hnle Gtifum SpnIcs .ivrHns.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12
BOISE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES
DEPOSIT ARY

H B Eastman, Thomas Davis, Leo ].
Falk, Edgar Wilson, G. B. HURT,
THOU as Mcmillan, j. E. Clinton,
G. H. Coffin, w. S. Bruce.
A general banking business trans
&C ed
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Exchange drawn direct on the prir
cipal cities OF the Uni ed States ana
Europe Drafts on Hongkong, China
at San Francisco rates.
Special attention given to making
collections and handling bullion.
Highest price paid for all kinds CT
warrants.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12
LE. SCHOOLER'S AGENCY
324-375-3a6 Overland Block
REAL ESTATE LOANS FIRE INSURANCE RENTAL

We have modern Bungalow and so foot lot for $780, OOn
cash payment down. payments $4,000 per month
; We have Grocery Stock and building for $500
g. We have good Broom house for 81, 10000
a. We have furnished houses close IN to rent
8 We have $600000 stock in nearby town with good
trade to exchange for Boise property.
g. We have land to sell cheap trade for
Boise property
We have good Cafe doing good business in Boise good 10
cation O sell for $75000
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12
PROMPT
DELIV cry

Is an essential element of sue.
cess in the Grocery trade. 1t is
one of the points in which we take
great pride and our well sustained
reputation in this regard constant
ly brings us new customers, while
being an important factor in hold
ing old ones. Of course our
goods are standard quality-the
very best of all brands and orr
prices are most reasor ~ole Sat
isfaction in goods, L.lces and Sc,
vice guaranteed.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12

Why should clubs be exempted from the workings OF the
local option bl Is the saloon evoute into the cub
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12
Real
Estate
Bargains

0009room modern house. basement lawn shade and side
Walks. Lot 5oxl22 Good location (125)
00Go and this Pueblo It is srct-
ly modern Nice lawn and sidewalks Lot 35x122 (59)
P1OOoOo3-roomhouse and lot 50x142 Lawn trees well
and city
E37O0OO5room house. MODERN north and other build
,o dinss % loot lot Good location CAD
S35OoOOroom modern house. lawn shade roses and side
walks. Lot 75x122. Located on Warm Springs Avenue
..o - (131)
$750000S0 of land acres in hay and the balance in
grain Some fruit house. barn and we'll 30 inches of Rid
enbaugh water and "a inches of New York water Will
trade for city property 11Y
S5oOOOo40 acres OF land q mile from line IS acres in hay
acres In grain garden small bearing orchard
berries, and the balance pasture Good 4-room house
barn. cellar chicken house. Plenty of from Farmers
Union Ditch and Boise Valley ditch Fenced with four wires
e,ooooo (141)
SlSO0005 of land fenced four wires inches Of Maid
up water $500 cash and balance on easy terms f71l|
Sl2OO00-Roonng house. close in rooms furnished GOOD
business we'll located
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12

relations which will undoubtedly De the
that the States Tar as 1oeg
shall be made aduncts OF the feder
Government obedien the will of the President and OF Co
gres with respect involving relations with oer
1t is clear that the eve OF very pronounced
change in system affecting relations 10
ether countries And if the Roosevelt prevail the States
lu9uuI9Ao0 IeuopeN 9 ol uogooqn olu q0nolq % HIN
foreign treaties that not the least PROVIDED lo
by the Constitution, contemplated by the Fathers
The Statesman sneers Senators Kedge Foraker and
Teller know level canals There no reason
why they should know much about them as
Teddy Roosevelt Bill Taft much the editor OF
the Statesman.
WHY should clubs exempted from the workings OF the
local option bill? Is the saloon evoute into the club?
local option bill will knock appears to
be the of of the Idaho solons
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-02-12

local option bill that the will knock out appears to
be the aim of of the Idaho soons.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05
FRENCH sUFFRAGIsTs.

The French women. like so many of their sisters in other lands, appear to have been seized by the votes- for women fever. They have lately or ganized "I'Union Franchise pour le Suffrage des Femmes"-Frcnch Union for Woman Suffrage-which represents all classes of women from the Dowager Duyhcsse d'Uzes to the women of the working classes. and they have mapped out d plan of action from which they expect great results. But the cam paign is going to be d perfectly peace- able one, they say. They are not suf- fragettes. and between suffragette and suffragist there is a world of difference, according to the president, Mme. Jcanle Schmahl. The new or ganization has begun work by asking for the municipal vote. with the eliar bility of women to municipal councils. and the premier. NJ. Briand, has prom ised Mime. Schmahl tO bring the mat ter before the cabinet. He could not promise that this would result in it's being introduced into the chamber, but Mime. Schmahl assured him that, un- like the suffragettes. the union Fran caise pour lc Suffrage des Femmes has patience. and that they would come again to him and his successors as often as might be necessary to make the Same demand. {.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05

and their friends the finest country clubhouse in the territory. which they will make their home during the win ter months. According to the articles of incorDoration. the resident member ship of the club is limited to fifty and the nonresident membership to twen- ty-five members. These limitations are made on account of the present capacity of the clubhouse and cottages.
 As corporation the club owns the house. cottages. waterworks and other improvements. while the Ingleside company. which is distinct from the club. has reserved some thirty dots of half acre each, immediately adjoin ing the property of the club. These lots are for the use of members who desire to purchase and build on them, mak ing use of the central building as a general social rendezvous and for the serving of meals Thus members who build their own cottages will have all the privacy of family home without the necessity. of having a seperate cook ard kitchen. They will also have all the privileges of the club. the golf grounds, tennis courts, shower baths. etc. while maintaining and irving in their own homes.
 The capital stock of the club is s50,- c0G, of which part has been paid in as tlic ;lInrovoments were made. The club house cost aboir s25.e00' and tho. same sum will be expended before all the Improvements as planned a:c com pete.
 The clubhouse and cottages are the first concrete results of plan formed by W.sJ. Murphy many years ago and worked out in every dctait through period of years. The general plan is for a little city Of uniform ar beautiful in every detail. with everything which can aid to human comfort and enjoyment, and situated in one of the most beautiful
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05

destiny of the world today. It is difficult to believe that the ignorant people of the empire will accept this view. It is certain that the hojas Ca kind of priesD will do their best to influence the Turks against accept ing any interpretationf of the Koran put forward for political purposes.
 Lack of good men to carry out the government program has been dis cussed above. This is certainly one of the most acute dangers which the Young Turks have to face. At the present moment, although energetic attempts have been made to change all the government officials. yet some of the more important and many of the minor offices are still held by nominees of the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid. It seems scarcely conceivable that men brought up and existing for so many years under the old regime can suddenly become regenerated and reformed citizens.
 The lack of money (there was deficit of some e7.0O0,000 this year) is serious difficulty for the govern ment This money can probably be easily raised. Unfortunately. however, the loan has not been necessitated to cover the outlay for any real nat ional improvement. but to meet every day expenses. Enormous sums of money will he required among other things to make new roads and to construct -to-date barracks
 The young Turks have undoubtedly
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THE FAIR MAID OF KENT.

A further development which may prove of momentous scientific and his
 torical consequence has occurred in connection with the recent discovery or mummified remains in a garden at Stamford. Lines. on the site of the former Black F'riars Monastery. The authorities would not permit the bur
 ial of the remains in the local ceme- tcry. and this has been done in a field near the town.
 Prior to their reinstatement. how ever. the cerecloth wrappings in which the remains were bound were lifted
 No articles of intrinsic value were discovered. but folded and resting on the bosom was shecpskin parchment. sixtccn inches by ten inches in size, bearing an inscription beautifully written in Latin. The characters were what is known as. black letter.. which was in vogue from 1850 till the reign of Elizabeth The parchment was much darkencd with age. and in only . fair state of preservation. Portions of the writing. however. were plainly legible. among them being the name Johan. Attached to the parchment by two strong strands of tape was a leaden seal This. when found was covered with wax and probably bore on inscription, but unfortunately steps were not taken te preserve it. and the wax was rubbed off A much enlarged photograph of the parchment. which posture to the air. has been submitted to an eminent paleographist
 Meanwhile the question arousing all absorbing interest is. who was the lady? Prominent local antiquarians suggest that she was Joan, the Fair Maid of NKent, widow of Thomas, Earl of Kent. who afterward married the Black Prince, thus becoming Princess of Wales. and by whom she was the mother of King Richard IT.
 It is indisputable that she was bur jed at Stamford. and Peck, the emi- nent historian. records that "her body. being wrapt in cerecloth and put in lead. was kept till the kings arrival from Scotland. to be buried in the Grey Friars at Stamford This was in accordance with a request in her last testament bearing date August :. 1885. Circumstances. therefore. tend to the confirmation of the convictions of local antiquarians who believe the remains in question are hers
 The Black Friary and the Grey Fri ary at Stamford adjoined. and the popular local belief is that either their respective sites are not determipable to foot. or else that after burial in the chapel of the Grey Friars the body was removed during a disturbed period to the Black Friary and inferred in an