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ablieferung coaeftirt miro. Nab
GeutitIonb, MIR brett per S6tft.
tpte Die einheimiihen Raten.
". Sail Eoitmeiiter.
'8ieGmGrfte.

Ebilabelpbio. q. 0t1r5. =
3lliltbren iuGbreno Ger nerflollenen
@ode: Tinonieb $3.50, Sdaie mo
9Gmmer 9t14, Sfpeine 1915, 9ul-
Der 800.
Ninopieb. icit; ourdihnittlidl be-
ties 7S712 bis 800; 6ancp S25;
Choice $50 bis 10; gltteS 725 bis
7351E; mittlerea I bis 712E gcmobn-
Iid)eo Go bis 6S7E; Rullen 40 bis
60C.
aiibe, ieit; iette $40 bis 600; ma.
Qere 30 bis $50; Milttiibc So bis
$40.
&6lber, itctig; Choice bis mittlere
SOC bis 1850; mittlere s bis $50; ge-
mobulidIe 6 bis I; lueitlid)c $50 bis
G50; 9orn Ouros 1 bis s..
Sd)oie un,o 21mmer. itetig; Sdjoie
100 bis SO; 2Gnmer . bis 1870.
Shipeine, felt; meitlid)e ie nod,
@r0cB ulo GuaiitGt il75 bis 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Sriefbcf5rocrnng nad oem Nnslanbe'

Sic auSIGn0iid)e Bolt iiir Die nil
Dem =. ?(pril cnoenbc @odt
idIiebt in alien SGacn piinftlid in
Der Saupt.S Office, uie fol9t:
Yadet-Yolt lit ge0ifnet tGglid BON
8 llbr Yormittags bis 5 llbr Nadmit'
tags, auSgenommen Sonntags.
1onpicr p~erlaiien Ncw . Jorf.
ucnn nid)t anOera ongege6en.
TransatIantthe Badet.
YoIt.
9eutldIano. idIicBi Inn 5 ubr
Nod)n1. an Wittnod).
@roBbritonnien II. SrlanS ihliebt
UNI 5 llbr Nadmittags anl 0ienltag
unb Sreitag
Sranfreit idIieBt Inn 5 ubr Nad).
mittags ata Sreitae.
Yelsien idliebt Inn 5 ubr Nadm
am 6reitag. D..
Horiuegen, Sdpeben uno 0Gne.
mari itIiebt um 5 llbr Nadmittags
am Wittipod.
SoIanb idIieBt UNI s llbr Nafm.
am Monta9. 81. War5.
Stalien idliebt UNI 5 llbr Nad)m.
ON Montaa, Gienitos lnnb Wittpodl.
Seltreit idlieBt Inn 5 ubr Nadm.
om Gicnitag unb Wittluodl.
TransotIantiifc g o It.
Gienitag, 30. Mdr5. - I'm 7 llbr
@(benos nad} europa, airifa nno
SItinbien per Iampier n2uiitania"
pia 1iibgliaro ltnh 2iuerpool.
Wittnod, 80. W1rS. lin 10
ltbr a6enbS nad) europa, Ggpptci,
uno CItinbien per Camper ga Ga.
ooie" (@roBbritonnien mo ,srlano
mug ipe5iea ooreiiirt icin); nad)
@rob6riiannien nnb Srlono, aud,
9ricipoit na6 Geutidlanb oireft mad
Bremen per Compiler ,9eorge Waib.
ington", pia Elpmontb (anoere Can.
Der miiiicn ipe5ica ooreiiirt ieir).
5reitug, 1. april. - lin | llbr
Had)m. nod Den I5oren.S nieln uno
Wooeiro per Gampier bon Bolton;
Inn I llbr gbenos nah europa,
airifa nnb Sitin0ieu per Eampier
yEbilaoelpbia", pia Elpmoutb mno
G%berbonrg: lint Z ubr slbenbS nad)
europa per Iampier .2aurentie",
pia Queenstown nno Spllpbeao.
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feS entlhcioeno 81 leilL uto Der GbI'
rllrg empfiebIt, oaB bieier lofprt por'
genpmrnen merben iollte, iobolo ous
8ciben lifcr erfannt lit. alSoam
lit Die IuSlift gletd giinltlg pie BET
Der porigen @ruppc, ulo MIR III benz
hrittcn Sale, Dob otllte Grtrantlln'
gen crit an oritten oOer oierten Ia
&c opcrirt merben ipdhlt Die Se-
henSaefahr. 2eiocr lit bicic Ser5oges
rltng iebr bGlliig, benn bon lencn
5l5 NGncn itcllten 213 Den Nr5t Dor
Giclc Nuigubc. 9etam er Den &raus
fen iibcrhuilpt crit an orittcn ooer
pierten Gage 81 ieben, 10 lpuroe nid)t
ioiort orprirt, ionOern Die 3eit Der
groBen 8efobr nbeepartet unb Der
Gungriff crit einige Gage lpotcr por-
gelludmmen. Sn bieicm Ellrtt bette
ben bel ben Gbirurgen nod groBc
Observation-Disclosures, obcr Or.
2cgronb bot Die lleber5elgilhg &c.
,ponncn, ooB er lctnem &eriabrcll
bic geringe Sterblid)fcit 81 oonfet
bat. Gr befenrt, Dab er NIT oielem
S~tanopunft ond) oen1 arsrfen &c
aenilber oft cine id,picrigc Stellitlg
hot, neil oicier genObnlif Die lofor-
tige Operation perlongt mlh Nib
trollcn gegcll ben %joacrnoen Ar5t
itGpit, Sic 3ublen ipret)en ieoen'
ioQS oeutli6 5u 8ulItcn oielca Yer
iobrens, unb Die beiben cinoigcn 10
ocSi1le, oic Or. 2egrono 8llcrrp 81
bcflo9cn botte, be5ogcn lih allf ciilell
aronfcn, Der gleih5eitia al Nleren-
Subcrfuloic lit, mo ouf cinen onoe-
rem zines crit iiebcnidbrigen Wao.
t,cns, Dos erit am sebnten Gage 81
linn gebroht puroe.
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Vbe mani anocrsiup fault,

tnipi5irc man icne ncncn slueiitGfi.
gen, fein eimscrihtctcn SanIcr i'm
2500.SlDf an @cit-5 apette-S trafc,
sMiid)en Catherine nnS SBiplepaStr II.
$500 glud it-Yaltimore,S tr. !;
emaiQirte 8nOerpanlle unb Iusgiiiie;
Sanal Drainage; niebrige gnner.
Steucrn; bon>oemolte Gecfcu; @eiti.
blIi nit aadeln onsgelegt; gQcs cut
bcltcno pas 81 einem mobernen
Sous geb1rt. ao YreiS zines SuuIes
~clfbrnoert Collars ($1100. 000); Iebr
nieoriger @runo5ins. 9ebinglngen
ben &tlicrn on9ci,eIm senadt.
Man nebme Sat. Ctr. pbcr nett
lid) gebenoe Baltimore Ctr. gleftri.
Idle, ltei0e om terminus ab ulo gebe
5rpei SGuiergepierte n0rolid. IGbe-
res burb @altcr 6. @eitpbal, garl.
l,nternebnter, an Dirt nnS SteQc.
(WdrS10--)
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gen, lcilcm &oid)enbud) cin 9epe.
ihenformllIar entnommlen uno es nit
einigen 3ciIen bcid)riebcn. Gr periob
cs nit Dem nebriuf llnteritridencu
Geru1erf rGringeuo" uuo iiberaob cs
! eilcm Der 9eanlten nit ocnu Nlti=
TRACE, Die Gepeihe ioiort ullf ocnl
Heidenborfer SeIegrapbenumt aui5ll-
gcberl.
Nad)ocm Der Sealntr oaporeecilt
mar, monbtc iid) Der Goumiii1r an
Scrrn bon Sppert. ,Scrr NIicIior,
i) bite, mir Den Nuaorrf mcincr
Sbcilnobmc 81 geltattcn. Cen GOO.
ten ms &cben 5uriid5nrlicn, itebt ia
nidt in r%nierer 9roft; obcr mir oiir-
fen boiien. ooB mir i'm ridden f0ns
ucll."
Srun5 BON Sppert crbob iih ans
Der tniccnben StcIlum9 ltno ild)te bic
&crridoit iibcr iih 3uriid5ugepiuncn.
n@tllB - mein 9rllber - 10 licgcu
bleiben?" froetc er ben Gomnliii1r
nit inn Shnler5e pibrirenoer Slim.
ne.
~So", %ontportete Sdott ernit, bis
Die 0erid)tacommiiIion cridicncn lit
ulo Den 0cfullo onltlih ouigcnom.
men bot. Nuf meine Tepcld)e hin
oiirite Die GomnIiiiion mprgcn I'M
Smlfe bes Cages eintrcifen."
sd - oulfe", iaete Der giiclior
unb bebedtc bos @ciidt bes Spbten;
Damn luonotc or ii6 gciaBt on Son-
len: ~2icber Sreuno, ih gebe ms
ShloB. Ger Sang lit Der itmerite
in meillcm 2cben; bos Seio miro
bod ouiitlagen; ober cS nnlB icin.
@pQen Sic Dem 2pbten Die Gbre &c.
ben, 81, bleiben, bis ib Sl,riid bin?"
Solien puroe oaa Gcoen ifmcr;
CT nidtc MIR boitig.
Ger Nlieiior blidte nod cinmlnl o!lf
ben Wiebergcilnbcnen nieocr, bonll
manbtc or iid) lallgiom ob mo ihllla
Die Hiftlrng nodl ocm ShIoiic Elm.
Sic 3rriidgcbliebencu iabcu ibnt
nad) mo perborrten in riidlidtspouer
Stiue, 10 lallge err nod iid)tbor mar.
Gam truf Sfutt neue Inorbnul-
gen. Gle 2ellte beitie1en oberma!S
OoS Boot uno iithten Die Worbgrilbc
nlld mad Der Sugotaidc n1lb DEM &c
ipcbr beS Sooten ob. Ger Commit
Jar 5ipeiiclte, Oh Der Moroer Tie al
Der gleid)en Stele periellft boben
mogc; ober Der meitere Griolg gao
linn lnred]t; beioc 8egenitGnoe mllr-
Den gefunoen. Sn Dem @eipebr tied.
ten nod Die beioen Sdiiiic; Die Soidle
mar nit Steillen nn9cIiilt.
oGieie Steinc!." ricf Sdott ans.
,@obcr fonnnlell tic Ncrooc bier ollf
Dem Moor?"
Saliell fonnte einlelld)tenbe IitS.
funft gebeu. Tornad) waren ouf
Den on oas Moor grenenben Soat-
ieloern in Hiidliht auf Die Wdbnlc.
id)illen Die groberen Stcine mifgele-
len mo al bcitimulten Stcllcn 5ll'
ianmen9ebduit morben. Cine lpld)e
Sommclitcllc bcfolo lid aud ncbcn
Der Ginniinoulg oeS nabell Selorpc-
ges in boS Woor, lnb bon bort mllBte
Der Moroer JIG berbeigeid)oiit babcl.
nIlio NOR Der Sh1ter ortsfunoig!"
roloertc Sd)att mo nidte Oa5ll, oils
Oh CT cine obnebin gebcgtc Nnnabnc
beitGtigt fGllbe.
f0ortTctuno fnfos
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Milfa Serrace9,

Niiin.siueuur nns Sarfprs.GoaS.
81 liz Anes, ,paS sie bra,hcn; INT eIn
@runoitiid 81 fanicn. Wir bauen audi Sbr
Surs gcgen leidl.e gbsabluuGen. 100 Wrunb.
ftiife felt BEN Is. Diai b~er.anit. 400 Hrpiit
%arfdlert. IN Tulgc VerbcVfrang Der Sdrfpro,
Moab. Manacl ar tlnte rnehmnngSactk bot
nudi ME @rfolac artopunen. &untnen Gle nadl
bier an irgeuo eiucm Nerftaa uoer Spnutag.
% Mtnuten Snm 9latbbaus 1t5r. Talrprets).
Iebb & White.
Ngeut an Srt nno etenc. gahniittaas nnb
G0untngS ben gan5cu sag. G,oO1 ,5.D2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
u. Saa Sarris, Roitmciitcr.
BoIt mad Glib. uno Gen.
trail q inertia, @ c i.

" " w W. ~cN
Snoien, etc.
Montng, %. MARS. - I'm I llbr
Nodm. mad Den @obomos uiu Ntlo'
mi, 1lo.; I'M 10 llbr abcnos nod
Surfs Sslono mo Hcpublit Gomini.
CO per Gonpicr nSemiilolc".
Tienlta9 %. MGr5. - I'm I llbr
slbcubo mad, go Elnto.2anoltridlcl
our ipe5ien oorciiirte FolD pei
Iampicr n@oueric"; itn 10 llb'
9lbenbs nnd) Bermuda per Gompiet
.9ernulbian"; lad @renoou, ct
@incent, Sriuioao un6 @ritiif @llu'
no per Tampier D0turocas".
WittmodL 30. WGrS. - I'm I l(br
Nud)m. nad oel bahamas uia Wtiu.
mi, Ela.; nm Z llbr 2lbcnOS nad) ocr
Gcpublif Iomiuico per Ganlpfcr
,Nlireo GumoiS"; I'M 10 l(br
Nbenbs nod) Somnica per Gampicr
ppn Ebilobclpbiu; nod, Solpaoor,
Vritiid) Sonouru3, Guatemala mn
Nocns Def Zorro per Tontpfer ySoIc"
radl Central. Anlcrito, Nolol- Gone.
Colombia ulb DISQUALIFICATION pei
Iampicr uia Colon; nadl Hernnmbu
co, Y%aruGpba, Nntnl uno Wuccio pei
Eampicr oEurus" (anOcrc lbeil(
Don 9rolilien miiiien ipe5iell oorcI.
lirt ieinD.
Gonleritag, 81. MGr5. - lin &c
llbr abenbS tad) 6ortulc SSlonb.
Wontego Ban mo Colombia per
Ganpier vErin5 SiGiSnnmo".
Srcitna. /. NpriI. - lin 10 llbr
'slbenbS rod) 9crml6u per Gonlpicr
.G;couo"; noh Curacao uno Nenc'
5lieln per Compiler nMnrocaibo"
nod) Eorto Hicn per Compiler 500
mo-; lioh Sllhgtu, &aiti uto 9ocna
oel Zorro per Tonpicr nSibirio"
lad) Sonuoico, Banana. annol5onc
uno Siio. Fociiic-pGicn per 9ompier
nWingbnleno".
SamItag. =. april. - I'm / llbr
NadJm. nod oen bahamas pia Wio.
mi, 6Ia.
Noit fir NerIunoIano. bio Noro.
Sibnep uno fir Wiquclon, bla go.
iton, idlieBt bier tGglid 3 llbr 0nd.
mittogs; fir euba, uia Sampa, tag.
lid 1 l1br N%ad)mittoes; fir Gotta
Rica, Sonouras, Nicoragua (Sitfii.
1tc), Salpaoor ,ino Guatemala, bia
Weip . Orleans. tdgIib 10 ltbr bes
abenbs; fir Mcricu tGglib s uno IL
llbr MbenbS.
Grams. Yncific g It.
Gonncrito9. 81. Mdrj. - I'm 7
llbr abcnb& nad) Sapnn, aorea mo
China Cipe5iea oorciiirtc Yoit mir,
pio Scattle); und) @lIam uilb ocil
Nbilippinen pia San SronciSco; nod
9olpaii. pia San Srnncisco.
Srcitug, I. Ipril. - I'm Z llbr
abeuos nad Sapolr, acrea, China
mo ocn Ebilippincn, pia @oliccilper.
=. 6.
Yoit nod Samoii. SapolL aorco,
China nno oen Ybilippiilen. pia Sun
6roneisco. iflieBt bier tGglid) INN I
llbr bis gum I. april; ilnh Neu.
Seelnno uno ipc5icu noreiiirte Eoit
llad) 9iItralien pio San 6rnn;isco;
t1alid] nm 7 llbr Aheno5 bis gum
10. glpril; nad gultralien. Nelt. gee.
LAMB uno Slit. SnlcllL uio @ancoilper.
.. g., t1glid) Inn Z llbr 9lbenbs bis
5lilu II. april.
G:e Grams. Na cifi;.YoIt miro tao.
lid gum I6%gangshafcn aeianbt, uno
Die Seit oes Sblulics lit 10 arrangirt,
oob Elm unuuterbrod,ener lleberlaro.
transport crmoglid|t miro.
Hoti5. = Gas 9riiporto nod al.
len iren,oen 2dnbern (nusaenommen
@roBbritannien uno Srlanb, Cana.
%, Merico, Banana, Cuba un6
Sbangbai. tho ooiielbe tpie oas elm.
hcimiid)e iit) lit pie foIgt: 5 Gents
fir Die erlte llnSe nno 8 Gents fir
iebc mcitere hinge ooer beren Tbeil.
unb mnb non i'm gorans besahlt
tuerben. a~noernfaas bas Toppelie
0es icblcifoen getrages ont Grte Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-28
Mnftipns . Mnseigen.
Sapts, Siesmunb & Tanis, anpdIte.
215 al. YauIsGtr.

%hptGf SNbHtuhu &hptpf tlbpulANs
215 a. YauEStr.
-
@erpalterss@erfaui
-beS-
iuertbpnlen @aht.Gisentbums
Cine gut eiugcriftete uno etabltrtc Baderei.
Seine 8eiegenbeit. Outer etano.
arafi eines 8efebIs beS afeiseeri1tS Rr. 2
Der Stabt Baltimore pirb Der nete
Berpalter, am 3pnncritas, ben 81. Wldr5 1910.
4 lbr 9tadlniitaes, an Orr ufh Steue auf
pfientli6er Muftinu baS aar5e in Der Stabt
Baltimore 9eleeeile @runbitid oeriaufen. Sals
ieIbe piro fo~!genoermabeu bef6rteben
Heqlrnt an Der ourdl ole Hreli5ulg Der Sibs
fpeitieite Der SmaIlwooftrabe II. Der Siiooitielie
bon 9briittanftraBe -9eblioeien 96e. lduft bon oa
fliiobliIit, al Die Siiopeiiieite bon SmaIipooos
Ctr. 'tobeno iHo lie9enb, 10 SUB bis SIR Miitte
elmer Sbeioemauer unh iib nit eleifer 9reitc
1uf cine 1tefe bon 5tpeiunofeb6ia SUB bis 5ur
Norooiifeite elmer orei SlIb Mue0 eriiredeno.
9e1aut nit einem 5iuetitodiaen 3ieeeIiteins
gSobnhnLs uno paoeu nebit 3ie9eIiteinsSt i'm
Sofe. Ginem iabrliben Grnno3ins bon $4,000
uitteriporfen.
9crfautss0 eoingureer: Gin 3riiteI gnar, Der
Welt in fedns mo 3molf WluTGien, ODER allies
ga1r. nGd 9elteben oes 2iuferS; 9reoitsSabs
lliHaen iiHo bonn 1uge oes GeriauIS an 81 bers
3iuien uno sur 3utriehenbeit hes Sertpalters gu
iuberr. Wue ~llntotteu bis 3unt Gae beS 8crs
tauf5 begliber. Gin 0epOlit bon 800 miro
bpm &tiItcr 6Ir 3eit oeS SerfauiS oerlangt.
Charles 6. eiesmnno,
geripdIter.
Rattiipn & @abau,
Iuftionatoren.
(Mfdrs0, H. 5.t o,23, 20. 29.St)
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1888 Nucnnc,
3-iiodis; s 3immer uno Dab.
1913 t.WaSiipn-S t.afe,
3fii5die; 8 3iniuer unS gao.
1924 Git-@altimurc.S trahc,
3sfibdis; o 3inmer rno Sab.
SGniel u. Sum meriuerd,
@r. ~. E%it.2criuaton. strnhe.
(mIrA191N
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WmtItdle 0ricfItitc.

re, IS. MdrB 1910.
ardmer 8rduIeiHGrna
aronenberscr orb
Wargt.
Sulpug aarmtr5
Haeter &ilbelIH
Gdiicp Nr53iu
HaDler WtiB WuriS
Yeoin SsrdGI
&epn WiB ".
gepin NJ. I.
Yemfen Utib Warte
SipHer lIr.
Goiiue lSinnie t2)
Suu0Grt Srib
UtcEonGlo MIR.
Uiaier Nler.
UsarGoltll Mr..
Md6nlo Sdlob
UicroiP Saplo
.Uieocr @uliau
Wttooleton WrS 2ultiIt
X ilntooic Gpd
Wiiuer NerHdro z C2)
!yitinid Wtr.
Nfupstt Stefuu
otto @npfueifdO
4Slclltr samuel
&lerecuu NcO MiUilm
CLAUDE
BopeII JlrS. Supbic
sfonef W~iubemoi'eue
yea
Rice So6u i. GsG.
Romnnus Sinouiic (2)
/ Hnb3epSios 3oufa
Sastumsih Mr..
S6ueioer MurriS
Sarulrl @tmau
| Seucu Wrs. Su'an
| SbermGn @eorae
ShwdrG Wlr.
Sllter Sruncio
Smith &1rouer I.
Sneioeoattis nib
| @dul5 Nunnlf
| Sonobeint WirS @er.bl
SonnenhcrS Wiib Gtlii
lie
StolpiI 1Sll5el
Strub Retr.
5uitnrelpiS Stetun
Iuuler Wrs. GliSa6ctb
, Sas5u ~. stebitn
&oodt Gan
NaillumSii Sond5
Nds6d Neti.O
gScribaucr glberi (2)
gSiegenfiib Snrcd
| punc5ii Tom
3ubNedi Nn!oni
Il SarrtS, Yoiimciitcr.
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Uemnie-Tarmen

.ssHe .sss,I ssslans sst:srt e. nssns; "a
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gu D%crfanfcn:
Hrad)tuplles 3sitDdigcs
Sans, Srannitein JrOnt,
1888 ct. Eaml.S trafe,
pbnc 8rnmbsins. II 3im'
mer nub Bah. @irb ais
Gin bargain Derfauit. 3ur
Snipeftiun uficn.
(67-)
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Gu ucrfauien:
Spei 9ieroc uno ipei gsa9en. gaf5ufrdgcil
bel eetier Srus., Wr. 3S, !oariuro.9ipap.
(S6-O
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81 ~berfanfeu.

gu eertaafen:
Cine 9dderei, init ODER obre SauS; Vrei5
$500; WtiefDe $50 pro Wionat. Nud3utrnQcl
III Hr. 534, Moro. HapiDtsS trnee. (S1~-S)
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Treiie i'm Gerinstpu.W arft.
gem il G.

5ouatcn, Sla., Guscno.. .30-40c.
Jonloten, 9reibb., Glibeno. .20-30c.
8urfcn, Sreibb., Gtb. .$t.25-$l.5o
&opfiolot. Stiid t0-t0e.
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8erIanst 5raneu nnS @Gbd,en.

9erlaugt:
Sr elmer .Ieineu SdmiIie in Der 8oritaot
cine Sruh fir ole a%uGemeitc Sdusurbeil. eiIl'
tblieblih gSaibeH mo 9iigeIn; Go5H SO pro
SSote. g~oreilirc: rSuI 81. 1885," Sentld'er
Sprreipuueeut. $50
The oasis., 1910-08-20

that he died enroute. At one time deceased was prescription clerk in the International drug store, and afterward he was in charge of the drug department of the Western Commercial Company at Empalme. Later he had arranged to go into business at Nogales with Fred Herrera, but the death of the latter, last year, caused abandonment of that plan.
 Monday ofthis week the Nogales Building & Loan Association dis bursed semi-annual dividend of $6075. Of this sum $5410 was credited to Serial Stock and $665 was paid in cash to the holders of Paid-up Stock certificates. At the same time stock series number 12, amounting to $5000, matured and was liquidated. Thus nearly $60O0 was paid out to lucky holders of stock in this fourishing institution. Five dollars invested monthly with the Association amounts to one thousand dollars at the end of nine years. Young people should avail themselves of this opportunity to put away small sums monthly. Withdrawals are permitted at any time. The Association now has ample funds to meet all demands of borrowers for building purposes.
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game at the new base ball grounds north of town. Campas, who started the game for the locals, was batted hard in the second inning and was replaced in the thir l inning by Barnett. Slonicker pitched a steady game for the visi tors, allowing but six scattered hits, while his teammates con- nected with five of Campas' offer ings and two of Barnett's. The latter carried off the pitching honors and had he been placed on the slab at the beginning of the game it is likely the locals would have scored a victory. Edgar of the visiting team distinguished himself by his fielding stunts at third. as did also Catcher Under. wood of the same team by his accurate and speedy throwing to second base. The batting honors of the day were captured by Perez, the Roy & Titcomb's heavy third sacker, and Peck did good work at first for the locals. A big throng journeyed out to the grounds to witness the game.
 Score by innings.
 1234 6789 RH FORT HuACHUCA. O % 1 00 004 Roy X TlrcoMB | 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
 Umpires: Bass and Sneaker,
 Tomorrow Manager Raphael will pilot his team to Fort Huachuca where return game will be played.
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Gambrinus; Qua mas: Beer, Lunches.
 Monday Judge J. F. Black of Tubac was in Nogales. .~ Tuesday evening Tracy Bird returned from HermosiIIO.
 Prices greatly r.duced on trim med hats at the Elite Millinery. Monday the board of supervisors commenced it's August sitting as a board of equalization.
 Sunday Mir. R. H. Reynolds, of the customs force, went to Lochiel, to take charge as deputy collector. Mir. George Montague from En- palme was at Nogales Thursday night en route to Tucson for short visit.
 Sunday evening MT. Gus Yarrick came in from the Santa Rita noun tains and was at Nogales couple of days.
 Friday evening of last week MT. Mark Lulley returned home from Tucson where he had been nearly a week.
 QUICKSILVER: A quantity on hand for sale. Address Creston- Colorado Co.,, care R. B. Cunning ham, Torres, Sonora. Sunday evening Doctor A. A. DOherty returned from a visit of several weeks duration in the state of Washington.
 Regular services will be held in St. Andrews church tomorrow morning and evening, at the usual hours. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Monday MT. J. E. Wise from Calabasas was at Nogales in attend ance upon the democratic county convention as a delegate from that precinct.
 The new school house at Gala basas is a handsome structure, a credit to Santa Cruz county and to the people of the Calabasas school district.
 Yesterday THE OASIS editor, Colonel Allen Y. Bird, went to Denver on business. He expects to return home the latter part of next week.
 Mrs. J. H. Stemler and little daughter, from La Colorado, were at Nogales Tuesday, en route to Tombstone, where they will visit for about six weeks.
 Mir, Charles A. Bankerd of Du- quesne was at Nogales Monday in attendance upon the republican county convention as the delegate from Washington precinct.
 Send broken glasses to be re- paired or duplicated, to Dr. Schell, Tucson, Arizona. Complete grind Ing plant, enabling him to make prompt returns. If
 Monday MT. George w. Piper was in Nogales, coming with the Credentials and proxies from Crit Vencen precinct in the republican county convention.
 Mr. Rracav Curtie nras;dant al
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Sunday the base ball team from Fort Huachuca defeated the Roy < Titcomb nine in an interesting
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Brluge whist was the diversion or the morning. After the game dainty luncheon was served.
 Mr. L. H. Norris from the state of Washington, who is visiting Ari- zona and Sonora with a view to in- vestment, was at Nogales Saturday and Sunday. He went south Sun- day evening.
 Tomorrow the Nogales All Stars. Herbert Chat ham, captain, will journey down the Santa Cruz to try conclusions with an aggrega tioh of-y0Gng ball .tossers known. as the Pride of Calabasas.
 Saturday of last week MT. Wm. Schuckmann, president of the First National Bank of Nogales and the Dos Naciones Cigar Manufacturing Company returned from d business visit in San Francisco.
 Monday evening there arrived from Los Angeles Mir. w. H. o. Alexander, a we'll known mining operator, who made his headquar- ters in Nogales some years ago. Tuesday the gentleman went out to Orc Blanco.
 Saturday evening Doctor H. E. Kelly of Altar, formerly a resident at Nogales, arrived from Los An geles returning home from a busi- ness visit to the Coast. The gentle man remained in Nogales a day or two.
 Tuesday Nogales was visited by Nr. k. H. DeVore, we'll known mining engineer who makes his headquarters in Douglas. Wednes. day evening the gentleman went to Santa Ana, expecting to return yesterday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, from Hannibal, Missouri, are visit. ing the family of their daughter, Mrs. T. J. Wylie. They arrived from their Missouri home last week and will make the line city visit of some duration.
 Nogales had hard luck in the ball games Sunday. In the morn ing the Calabasas nine beat a scratch team made up in town by score of five to four; and in the afternoon the soldiers from Fort Huachuca beat the Roy & Titcomb nine by four to one.
 Mrs. Michel Davidovich, wife of the well known rancher and cow man, formerly in the San Rafael region, who has located recently on the santa Cruz, having bought the E Key ranche, is in St. Joseph's hospital very ill. Sunday the lady submitted to an operation.
 Saturday afternoon there arrived from Mowry MT. s. F. Johnson, president and general manager foI the Queen Bess Copper Company The gentleman was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson. They remained at Nogales until Monday morning when they returned to Mowry.
 Sunday evening Mike Doyle came into Nogales from "The Basin near Harshaw, and has been al Nogales all the week. Mike report; that the showing in the mine o MassrS Theo Gehlar and Ganroe
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Asurvey of the Happenings In the line
 city and Vicinity During the Week.
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SEVERELY
Injured Was David Nyhart
When Horses Ran Away

David Nyhart, residing about two
miles south of Jelloway, was severely
injured while at work with team of
horses on Wednesday evening at about
six o'clock. Mr. Nyhart was helping
thresh on the farm of Soloman Work
man south of Jelloway and was haul
ing wheat from the separator when
the harness became disarranged on
one of the horses backs and he step
ped down on the wagon tongue to re-
adjust the straps when one of the an
imals became frightened and started
to run. Mr.. Nyhart was thrown to
the ground between the horses and
was dragged for a considerable dis
tance. The front wheel of the wagon
ran over his body and he was left
lying unconscious on the ground. DR..
j. A. Reed of Jelloway was called in
attendance and on examination, it was
found that no bones were broken, but
that number of very painful bruises
had been sustained.