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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
gtmoS iber an0pfc.


Die 8nopIe an Der &ei5p1ihe bill.
Sen mobl ii;r ieoe @aatsirou na6 ie-
ser Wqi6s einen @egenItaro oes glerr
gers, ult0 bo9 gicbt IS clip 10 einfo,
DIES Mittel. 0ieiem Merger 81 entgc-
ben, Nfon .pericbc Sic 0em0en NIT
I6idi6lltb, Sic 9eiuflejoer llnO In.
terr0de, Sic init 8nopiidjIllB 9eorbei.
tet iino, NIT ooppeIten anopfIohern
uno fniipfe an eincm Y Sol breiten
@ummibaroe nou 4 bis 5 3oa 2dnge
bcielrigte Gerlmltterfnopie Elm, Die
bel Scr @dif,e Ieiht 5t entiprnen uno
ourd 0aS "Iaitiid)e Barb lebr ange-
nebm inn Tru9en iinto, ultBerOem Die
anopiloher bel @eiter,t nift 10 ob-
nuben, tpie i%eit9endbte ooer an I'M
eloItiiden @dnocrn befeitigte 9nopfe.
sir Nahtbentoen ulto Serrenbcmoen
empfieblt es it'd, Die peritelbaren
giufnopibdrOer, mie man lie neller.
6inos iiir GettpGide permenoet, an.
sumenocn. IS itlpo Dies ieibene ODER
Woboirborten, oli sic Berlmutter.
fnopfe o~uiee5ogcn iiro, Die an Steqe
bon StidIohern 5rp,i per 9reite Der
gorte entipred)enoe Sdlise beiieen,
burb sic Sic @orte. Iei6t BitolirdBu.
sieben lit ltnN sic anopfe ben anopf.
lo6ern en~tipredeno 81 peritenen iinb.
$50 matt oieie einfnSpT6dnoer nidt
ontueriSen itiu, FAINT man lid oa'
bird belfemn oaB' mat 5,uei gIeid
orob. MISUNDERSTANDING Glide
init boltborem Sanfgarn segenetnatt'
Ser befrtiqtr pas airihsltsn nit SilTe
eires gIeiititteS seidisbb Dem man
s1uiiden sic 3popie Iegt ilno iiber ibn
bintpee bet Saoen onrd ole Stid.
Ioder 3iebt, ibn reft gleid1naBig alt'
sieben6 unb sic Slide oitlest mebr.
mails. nit Dem Soben itittfptitoeno
rito nit 9angettenftihen befe'ti9ero.
10 Dab Gin fleirer Stee als Serbin'
our9 Ser airopie entItdbt. gieie Dor.
peIfn0pie iiro fiir ale Waid,oesen.
itGnSe prnftiit).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

mcldc MctoI1@'g droc fobrijirt, er,
ofinetc ibrcn @ctrieb, Gie 6robrlt Mt
IN Der Gage, inl 3citroum pom cllltr
Minutc 0rei SdrGc aus @uB'to0l
nittelit Ricicn Erciicn ber5lIltclIc'''
Stchcrci in Gorolthe'
Gountp.
Charles Rorucna, Don Caroline
Goruntu, lic0t I'M Siilia @olpltoI SIT
Goiton, Wo., nit mcbrcrcnS tlt'pl'll-
ncrl. Die inn ongcblih &obn Seor 81
Simon. nobc 0cnton bcibrohte, III
Stcrbcn. Oils man Hnpcns out let
men 3ritouO ollimcrtiom nlqdte, CT
ild,tc cr. ibm oen StnotSunnolt al $
Stcrbclu0cr ~ bolen. StootHoil'
malt Trouf Iurncr crIdteil, ltllo ore.
fem cr6rtcrtc Der nit ocin Gooe HIl'
ocnoc, Dob i'm Tcon ollf oet 700
pcrmuuOCtc. 9cibc poret lpcAcl CT
ncr Iroucn9pcrion in @ortlpcd)lel
ocrotben, morolf Die Stcdcrel 1919
tc. Tic Nh,toritGtcn pon Caroline
Golntp muroeu pom Dem 3liltallo
ocS Norucna bcltohridtigt it1o Ole
iofortioc 6cItnobnle Gems mar olc
Ioloc. Roucna lit Der SobI oe3
Srl. 66omo3 @olucna, lpeld)er III
Cation cine promincntc &oae lplcIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
8 0 bon eIee 2.

NtadJoem Ole 9eeren er1uarmt iin0,
IdBt mon ite bRr6 0laneq %laufen.
Siernllf miro Ser ourdgeIauieiteS oft
in eiuem Aellel erbist iil6 in oeniel.
ben irtter fo~rapabrenoem Niibren &c.
riebener Sufer lln5c ni,f lln5e Ioffel.
ipeiie binsugetbar. Ter Sott miro III
cine tiefe Sd,iiIlel ge9oiien uno, tpenn
ct etipas erfaltet uno bie obere tSou.
un6tott bis %glbid6urHnS baponee.
nonumeit lit, iosIeih in Slider gefiiat.
e8enn ooS @elee erfaItet iii, Ieat man
@untpapier barber ur0 binoet Die
glitter nit S~lan5enpapier al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

NN''OH'D oNISJ'fAAN 'I''~
elmer bulben t3itrone Sir iGi1gcihnit'
tene S6ale uno 5ulctt mr. Iciht Oen
fcitcn S6nee bon 7 GtIlr NM a
9iuno OfebI binein. fjjlt oj,ie Molle
Johann in einc nit Gutter 0cItri6enc
6orm itno bodt oen Euooina lang
lam cine Shlnor. Gr miro bcinl Nm
rittcn btitiir5t itno init 9Iprifoicnlntt
iiberGoiittt..q Wan oeroijnrt 5u oiclem
Observation-Disclosures nit cinem
gepdiietteni un0 Je5udcrten WelB
tpeit.j .Iint. 1n. 't.
Grf'eH II IT OBJ
@ollen- nn0 q et 0en It o e
inc H. 90 e + 9 ann 10 0 Hen I.
a0enaenibB a lter. Bon Den bic
len bier5ii embfbblercn Ntetbo0en
iito Die mctiten idluiGri8 a~uS5ufiib,
rem uno Wforoern G6preu q I oil.
0ere demiide 9eito1l0ttbcilc. 0olgon.
oeS icDr einfade WfittcI fanrL tpcnn
audi ni6t in alien, bod IN iebr bic
len Sa1en 6llr gerollaren llnterIn'
dung cines 8rtpebeS Oielen. - Wan
ifncioet bon Sem @Qpcbe elm bier
cdigeS, 1 bis ~ 9ou grobe8 Stiid.
den o6, iG0elt es orr Quere un0
Der 21nge (ocr &ette un0 DEM Gin
i6(ag) uad) aus ur0 oerbrcnnt Ell.
men 6uoen nab Dem unOarn ont Seer.
5enlidte, 9ie 8aumlDolen-, Sanf.
ODER 2eincrfG0en pcr6ren1ten nit
Iebboiter ISGomme, HintcrIaiien feinen
HiifItun6 mo Qcben sen ad)tc1t Sc
rub perbrannten 2eincnS; bic Wol-
len uno Sei0enfdoen bit8egcn bren.
men id,lcft uno bitocu an Der Spite
cine idrmamInige 4obIe, pel6e ibre
neitere @erbrCnEung atf9olt; eS emf
pifelt lid Onb2i Elm itarfer unoltge.
nebmer @eruh, Der 81 farafteriitiid
lit, Inn einen 4u8cnbIid einen 3pei-
fcI 3ujulaji2u. @s laIiPn ii6 mitbin
oie Gn5obl ser Wnle1s uno Seioerl-
fGoen un0 ser @a1tnhpoQc lei,ht sob
len. Gieic ooQfommen qcnale9lnaIpie
erbeiift feline miiicnid,oftlife &ennt.
nib mo lit ScOrrntant 5ltgdnglifl.
SIicgen 6u bertretben.-
Mut oertreibt Die 6ltc8en bur6 Den
@erud) Oe5 &orbecrols, BAG in luden
8eidBcn in oie Stube geiteat miro,
urto oiinct pinige Eoge 6eniter uno
Sbiitrn MT llihit fpenig, .9ieier 8e-
rud lit ibuen urertraglid, unO lie jul,
den i6m bal0o5alg entflieben. Hieft
0ieieS Scl auh nidt angencbm 10
fanit man sod 0o0urA ebbarc @e9en.
It6n0e Inns WGbet iidler Dor oieien
I61tigcn 5nlcften bcruoQtch,
@eun man rift gleiA il ben 9e.
iib aendutHtttnl Stl5 geIad8th foun.
10 t6,n SpditbiS btdttct,, Sic in bent
Sintrncr, hnSlfSefF SiE1SlhbBen per.
tricbenl Itbeteett foaeF, ,dtne6ronnt
mrr0endninbo itbr9aute Gisnite. Die
Sliegen liiatbGm Iialfe SaRen oAd
tomnIt faine miFoer l9erVip,c 10 Inngc
Dee @pruA7 anb4Itr, rga n41t
Serller ,pirO olS WittG 5ltr Sertil.
glng Der CIiegep oa8 Qraiiienbol5
empfobIcn. Cine abfo6ltng oes ee.
raipelten Solaps Omit 8 EbeiIen 8di-
icr8 ouf 6 SbciIt' tb8efoht utto eincn
Reiierriidan bod i'm eincm Seler
dufgeitelt rntS NIT qeitoBenem 3uder
beitrrut) lodt oie 6liegen an unO lie
Iterben iogleih 0ltrb Oeiien @enlB.
GieieS Wtittel lit SEN Wteuiden nidlt
nahtbeiIig un0 mirft iidyer. lin
6Iiegen bon @em6Goen uuO Wobi'
lien a~b5ubaIten, peide man &nob.
LODI 4 bis 5 Gage in @oiIer ein unO
nai1e sic GaGen' oamit. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

YIumbin1 Silrnaces, &anges 1ltb
Scien, 9adoeden ltnb Simmer.
Seunrtt Bros, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

reit gum lGebraub in Der gar;6er, aab rDt.
HopaIsStation nm 10, 90 MbeiibS.
Ioesg8aaaons, GpetIeratsu etc. ipe-Sen t4neu
beforgt per TeIepbun in aIen fo!eetben Binec
gireaug: Gtar.ess uub aItimore'Strnbe -
g., ct. BauI 1924, ODER Mo. GourtIanb 1901;
Ust. SopoL citation s. & g. glt. Berroa S12Si
gdnlbeusS tatton Snforninttors .Bhreau. y. q W
ct, HnuI e46, ober Dab. GourtIanb 272o, uns
Nr, k26, GiihsBronouQh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

@ioerfeat. - Siininnb5manf
3is 8abre iips iaieI idolir bel @eper
< Gobn?" -r 1q,,@ TT allne ou logi
man INNER: Nienaiio tam 5lpeien
Serre1 bienen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Merdants G miners transport. s.

Ntnft MD ThNhHtrft.
y Ran Soitut tnp benz Often.
SonntaS, SieiIiio9 !uno 0relioa. q u9L Moenos.
y 9adl NrppiSeuee nno bent Ditch
Sonrtag, Witiipob INN Sreitua, 6 ubr abeno8.
. 9indl Newport Rcips.
9dali6, auseenpntineu 9unnerfiag II. Gantftae,
6 llbr g(hcnos.
9 Sr1tt uneenommei tdeltb biz 8 nbr ylatln
fit %ocnfcI5cn 3ns f%abrcItoe, Sampfer.
Sadl sananna9 nne .Sadtongtne
.. o.. WlrSaein, agent, Yier 3. Sib S.'Sun'Str.
Suutt:9iredu: @erHun' nno GigbtsStr.
Ut3,S&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Dtormor. uno 8ronit. 8erfe.
6. Sils6rtuer & eSbne, 714-71s sseI'9aIti.
IoresStrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Baltimore Snmpf.Tnfet.GpmSaanic

USt .# - -. 10Y 90
,--s,,sG9lIie ,lins 5userfaifige sgaiseinie,) ~,'
Sie Scrcinieie StnuteHsRnFt beforoernb.
E9ntpfer. p3ioriea," r@irginiaH NIB sAlabamn"
Gambler fabrclt td9lid. Sonntaas ausee.
pgmnIe1I, bon ben pga6 Cine Biers gr. O bic
- stab,. straRe. ,Suh Der rs%asrs:etrahs, nm
NorfoIf nm Portsmouth. ga.
9n 6Io goint IrifIuB an &c. & S.,qabn"
nab 8idbnlono, auBerbem oreimnI Die gSobe
81 g .Ssirainia giaeisatior 60" mad Sqnles
fcf gni6Iub an rgtIantie Coat cine Pabn."
sMoftoiL y &Siterrl 8nbn rEorfoIf & GouiP'
Mon Sampler 60" mad @siubern nc.
0orf.
@la1I8eiten mad eurcpdif6em gIon. 9tefe
Narnpfer BADEN %Iururi5fe aaiiitcn, belize in6
IG!ts giib, oSsr Accommodating 'e%ieiirifbe
irei. Gobinen 75e., $500, $3.50, $9.O0 nnb
500; Seoes, Simmer fir 5pei Rerioneu etu'
9%ert1tct. Nonnen ~refereirt fperoen In ben
StqhtsSirabe, 9. u. g. Office Giiopftsgde Der
Baltimore. lno GuIbcrteSfrnbe, Continental
aTult Riiilotna" mo albauab's. glr. 100. aorb'
ehorlessStr1bc. Eampfcr nit nllniic6" suns
enteIearapbel e ftent aisaeftoftet
Sobn n. Sheriupub, Samss e. Bhro,
Erdftocnt II. geit. sMduaeer. Gen. sgaff. .gteert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
WarbfanS .Giicnbabn.

7.35 W,ura.-Tah gorf, ausser. SonntaeS.
$50 Wora.-Nn1 SeItu, MIR Gount1as.
$50 Mora.-ytah Beldir, nnsgei. SonHtnas.
1906 giahfu.-gat geInir, nusgen. San1ftag3
-tf uno Sonntnes.
100 gaathm.-gsab We!air, nut Gortntags.
100 Nafm.-gnh HeInir, nur Sur1ftagS.
$50 Tahm-9ad porf, nts9er. Sonntags.
4.O5 Na6m.-Man Seltn. tlur GonHtaas.
i5n0 Hdhm.-Eah 9eIatf, ansaeIl e0nntd9s.
6.10 Mbenos-gef Telia.M aii5den. GofnfdaS.
hoo a~benoS-9ldh 0eifdi ttiarf 60 nntdg5.ifGH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
GGcIapcafc stcamIbip Gompann.

"a Gbeiapcafe -Stnie:
6tr Eurfpif, Eio goint Comfort II. ben 9tben
tdglif, alsaen. SoHnine. nm $50 I6eIoS.
Durt 9iioer 2iuie: pr
Tah Ourf Htoe rs2 nnoungen, ~Meits1uiHt nuo
Nidlmuno
Stetttaa, Sp1nertue uno Samftag nm
3 tlbr MbeuoS.
StnetsSiireuuT
119, 1877 nno 211 SftsSaltimure.stra&
ulo BOG Hpro.Sbnrfrs .strabr.
@dlpibllreuur, 2igbts uno GeesStr., Baltimore.
(Sulif 49,
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0cteftip. 9(oentul

NcteftiD-N gentur.
s%aatlpnal .9et.etipe eerpier. s. 1. gaf5, @e.
tddttstilbrer. Gr, 632, eGip;SsiIbins, gaIti'
:, Anttrican Detective AacneN," Charles ao3ts
mann, @cf6diisfiibter. $40 GqnitablesRloe.,
baltimore: Dib. Eb9he: G. g. n. 81. gauI
Spannauer C et1mibt, 9tn6foIeer bon Smiib,
Aei. G. 2hoHS, 503 GaIpert Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

8upieridmicSe uno Bl1tmbers.
Subn Subcrt, 1914 GbameSsS trabe. 6. & 2.
IelepbuH: Wolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

@lcfplottcn, Weton, etc.
ason, Gonffin & 50. (inccrporirt). 1873
@ulocritunsS trdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Srieobofc,
reenoun Varf GcmeterH," giirenu: 81 8eit.
SnrniogasS trdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

9au Naterialicn, Sbiiren, 6enlter'
rabmen, 2aoenL etc.
9amss y. Softer & 60, 115-1t7 Sho'6reoe'
IidsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

2cihcnbeItotter.
saneer & e5bnc, 170S-f7i0 Canton, gloenue.
SSnt. 6uof, ytortbs mo @reenmoiiittrG penue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

3eitungeu, 3eitidrtitcn, etc.
,,9he galtimure GcpS Co.," 9uto Ibereroul'
bic. @eIhdftsiibrer, 3tS Nelt'(Se Itan'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Srult.G nmpaguie'n.
;, MarSlaub Fruit Co.," 9loroped.Gde QaIbei.s
nno Sermau'Strnbe., g.. 9. Zimmerman,
9rdfoent; 1lrrpa Ban HeB, Sdasmeifter;
Serbs Spencer, iun., 6irlfSsS6dBnleitter;
&,an SIinncr, SiiIfszSefretdr.
d, Baltimore 2rnit q Guarantee &C.," @Qn:table
8liloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

exHe fay's asDianb bsjprst Q. Natse, An
pt-oelttnsSesotS. uste Gsfba esufe.sSeuaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

2anoluirtbIdaitli6e 8eratbe uno
SGmereien.
Griffith G Surucr Co., 205 gtorbsgaeasStr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

@igentbllms Igenten unb SAMPLER.
gierre 6. 9nsaH & Gepber:, 10 Oft.2erinstOn.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

GioltoS uno Srgeln.
Gbaa. Wl. stiefi s gtorhs2ibertbse trabe
@m. Snnbc 6 &c., Barfsgloe, unb Sabet.esStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
40bofatel,.

3arI u. ID. Shplt, 1870 CATO BniIbine.
9uftauuS anrb, 26I-260 @aibert building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

0ationol.Yanfen.
,5br SlS Town N~atiuual 8ant," @ap. uno
GreiersStraBe. Sacpb s8. So0f. Brdltoent;
Senr) 8. Jteoue, 3aifrer.
,,3peite Rationnl.Sauf," 432 Sio'BroaofuaO.
gS. =. g9dgner, N%dfitrer.
nsSeitrru National Sant," Ia Goro'@utaip'Str.
". Wtariptt, A%ufiirer, -.
,6nrmers nnb WerdlnntS 9tatinnal Sant,"
Soutbs nIo 9onlburosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Goblen uno Sol3.
Senrn q, Bon Scine, $50 Columbia. slpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Sellcr.S
,Jiphal Suiuranee So, nj 2iperpopl," Scnrp
%. @nrfielo, Neiioent5Niditaaer, 101-102
Gbumber of Commerce 9uilning.
,@ermnnia Sener . @eriifcrungs 0cienfhaft.'
Baltimore 1ilo N~ortbaStrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Bopier unb Gopier. Outen.
Smith, SiIun So, 105-1C7 SanopersStraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

GfanOlcib- @ei6Gfte.
rGpniulibaiso 2uau Co.," 1 9toros@a bs Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Suii6mieo- 8ubebor.
6. seutt 9anuc 60, 362-364 Rorb'Snnsgti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

Spar-9altfen.
,1cniihe sparbauf upn Baltimore" @utatu'
uto ultimoresStruBe
,St. Sumes SparbaHf," Strabe uto
SuiioM SouicsNoelliIe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

gGder. Godoitor' uno Sotel'
9eooriS.A rtifel.
sbe others & etas 60. 1O4 Sab+SoiparO'slr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Gei9dttss@ e8meiier.

Oei1dttssW eBmetler.
gGder., Gohoitor' unb SoteI.
9eoariS.Artifel.
sbe diners & 9tdS So. i0l SibsSoiparo'sH.
3eitungen, 3eitidrtitcn, etc.
,,zbe gaItimpre gclps Co.," 9ut'a GbeIeroui'
bic. @efhdftsflbrer, 3ts 2Selt'St IlaH'Str.
Ban Naterialicn, Sbiiren, 6enlter.
rabmen, 2ooen, etc.
Games y. Softer G. 60, 115-tt7 Slo'6reoe'
ridsStrabe.
Rationol.9anfen.
abe Elo Town gatiuual Saaf,". CAB. uno
&reiersStraBe, Sacpb A. 9o0f, Brdltoent;
,.!snette stationai.SaHi," 432 eiOsgrOaOUaD.
,~.sSeitrra SiafiOnal Sani," ia orbsgutaip'str.
,Sarmers anS Wiefdlants s~aatinnal Sant,"
Soutbs mo 2o~nlburosStraBe.
Stauts s9onfen.
,,esutihe ganf bon Baltimore" Baltimore
uno So~uioaDsStr1be. Iuautt weber, Brai'
bent; Is. 3. 6i6t S6aeHieiiter.
Spar-9anfen.
,Dcutihe eparbauf ppn Baltimore" @utap'
lno 8alttmoresStruBe.
,St. Sames SpurbaHf," BaltinortsStrabe uno
Suitom S~ouicsIoeula,
Srult.G nmpagnie'n.
.Wiarhlanb Fruit Co.," 9serotped'@de GaIbel.f
uno @ern1nnsStrnbe g.. Q. Zimmerman,
Sss sa5BiSe"t iiuS S / i1 nam S Silftls. g s$ssnIsiIisf
@nu SIilTer, SiiIfszSefrctdr.
Baltimore sruit & 9aarantee &C.," EQUITABLE
Sutlotng.
4obofaten.
aarl ~. 9a. edult. t26-120 aaio BniIbine.
@uftapuS aprb, 26T-260 GaIbert 9uiloin9.
2anomirtbiduitlide @eratbe unb
SGmereien.
Griffith G Surucr Co., 205 Toro.8aeas5t11be.
Mormors lulo Grants erfe.
g. Silsartuer & eSbne, 714-71s gSeIt9aIii'
n~lore'StraBe.
Ylumbino Silrnaces, Oranges ittb
Scfen 9odoeden ltnb Hinnen.
Seunrtt Bros, 523 Gorc' Srehtcnt.soeuue.
9lipieridmicSe uno Blttmbers.
Spbn Subert, 1914 GbameSsS traBe. 6. & .,
2eIepbon: 8oIfe 1909.
Seltcr.S crIidcritngen.
"5ippal ;2niuranee So, Of 2iperposIt" 9enIg
%. Wnrfielo, Observation-Disclosures, 101--102
Gbnmber of Commerce 9~nilntlg.
,@ermauin 5rner .. geriibcrungs . 0cienfhaft,'
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
SPEAKER WEBB.

Ron Sam F. Webb of Phoenix was chosen as speaker 0f the lower house of the twcnty-fifth Arizona legislature by the democratic majority oi that body.
 MT. Webb is one Of the pioneers of the territory and for many years has been prominent ia the councils of the democratic party, As far back as 1893 Mir. Webb, with John O. Dun bar, was owner of the Phoenix Ca zette. then, a leading democratic paper in the territory. but since gobbie6 by the enemy. When Grover CIeve land was elected president the sec ond time MT. Webb was appointed as collector of customs at Nogales and held the position for four years, At the end of his term in the collectors office Mir. Webb went back to Phoe- nix and purchased Q ranch home in the Salt River valley and has resided there since. He has served in the legislature beiore, besides he has act ed as clerk in several sessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
PRESIDENT HUNT.

In the election of Hon. Geo. ". P. Hunt of Globe as president of the council. the honor was given to the nan who has represented his county (Gila) moro times than any other uan in the territory. MT. Hunt was first elected to tho lower house of tho legislature in 1892 and has since then been elected five times to either the upper or lower house; he is now serv- ing his fourth term in the council.
 Mir. Hunt ranks ia the front rank of the substantial and prominent cit. izens of Globe. now rapidly growing into one of the great mining cities of Arizona. He is not only prominent in politics. but he is tie head of one of the largest business houses in the te-ritory-the old Dominion Commer- ciai company.
 Mir. Hunt is regarded as Q man of the very highest integrity and while he was opposed by prominent and worthy man from Graham county there will be none to doubt that the council win have au able and impar- tial presiding officer and one in every way worthy of the horror.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
eillett Assures Executive.
COMMISSION ACTIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-Inter- state Commerce Commissioner Lane heard the evidence of shippers today in support of the.r contention for re- duced transcontinental express rates. Local business men asserted tle pres ent rates Of S13.50 per 100 pounds as unreasonable and exhorbitant and asked that 9 new base rate be fixed by the commissioner. IT this colten- tiou is granted they will ask for a corresponding reduction in the SIP per 100 rate on shipments Of from 300 to 1000 pounds. and Of the $11 rate on shipments Of from 1,000 to 20,00O pounds. The case was completed to- day and railroad switching cases will come up tomorrow,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
RETRENCHME ENT.

According to the report yesterday from Phoenix. both the presiding ofi- cers of the tweng-ffth legislature predicted that conservative retrench- ment measures would be features of the session. By careful search the leg isiature will find much of this work which can be done. The salary and fee bills on the statutes should have careful attention. II it be found that either territorial or county officials are receiving more than what is proper pay for their time they should be promptly clipped and either the fees should be lowered CT the surplus over fair salary ordered paid into the treasury.
 When the members of the Icgisla ture were elected last fall it was then the hope that the statehood bill would pass during the winter and that in that event legisla' 'ou on important matters would be passed to the first legislature of the Icw state. Now there is uncertainty as to the fate of the statehood bill onI the legislature must proceed to legislate on the thoo- " that we are to remain as 8 ter ritory.
 It is believed that much can be saved to the territory by topping of salaries and fees of both territorial and county officials: if this is found possible without sacrificing the public service it should De promptly under taken
 Besides the work of retrenchmeu .here Is another duty which should not be overlooked by the legislature and that is to pass such laws as will place our territorial government as nearly in the hands of the people as possible For instcnce, where il is possible to have public duty per formed by an elected man instead of an appointed man this should be pro vided for The territorial board o' equalization which hts to do with the taxation of the people should be corr. posed of men chos sn by the people. An excellent suggestion for this has been made by Supervisor Bowen, oi this county, that ras territorial board of equalization be composed of the various chairnen e the board Of su- pervisors in each county. sucl a board would have accurate infornsr ton of property values in every ye, . tioR os the territory and would D., subject to the arbitrary direction O; no one.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20

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