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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Froteitirt &ergrG'
Bcrung Scr 9altimorcrY 30.
6eimnnn d t. = Gin pro-
minenter itGotiiter Seomter, ser ie-
bod iei1en Homen nid)t %9enannt bo-
ben mill, bot al, ein Nitglieo oes lin.
terbouleS ein Sdrcibeu geridtet, III
lpeld]ein er gegcn Die 9eplante Ser.
mebring Scr 9oItimorer Yoli5ei'
monnid)ait Sront madIt. Gr ntadt
oarauf aufmerfianL Dab Die oiesbe'
5iiglide Dill, rpelhe fiir5lit in Der
SegiSlattr cin9ereidlt muroe unb 100
Wnnn Der 9nltimorer 8oli5eifortc
bin5uiii9en mod)te, Ole l~lnfoiten Der
Stobt pro Sobr bon $4,000 bis
$1S0,OOO erboben miirOe. oob nit ans
oeren @ortet cine gnnobme ser Bill
Die Steuerrate bon iieben bis ad)t
Gents crboben piiroe. Gie Bill, 10
fiibrte Der 9rieiihreiber aus, Der.
gIeide Baltimore nit Bolton, 8bilas
oelpbio ino ct. 2ouis iold,e Ser.
gleid]e ieien ober irrefiibreno, oa lc,
oiglid ooS areol, lpeld)es Die Stobt
beoede, III Serefnnns 9esogen lper.
ben miiiie.
Tomen Ser bohcn @ciefl.
d. al franz. - Bier Tamen aus
ben boben @eielihaitSfreiieu 9olii
more's iitb ernitlid) franf, i1ml;d)
Srou Charles ). 9onoparte (3un-
eenellt5iinoung), 6ruu @ilbert Sra
ler (2iingenent5iinoung), 6ron @et.
noro u. 9ofer (9serpenleioenl.
5rou HitolouS ). Fennimdn, inn.
(@rippe). Srou Sraier lit ole Got
tin oes britiihen a%oniuIs.
Cine angcneb me lleber,
q hung bereit\ten seitern Ole
Witglieoer oes ,Wmumental Yleo.
iure Clubs" ibrem .Miiglieo genio-
min Seorge Sling, inoem tic iit III
Gorpore III Der Wobnnng ieiner
Wiitter, Nr, tl02, Siio.S barp-S tr.
cinfnnoerL UNI linn su ieinem @ic.
genieit 5u graiuliren. Er1iiocnt u.
9. Heihelt iiberreitte 9rn. Sling I'M
Hornen beS Clubs einen Bling, mo
Damn muroen BET oltgenebmer Inter.
boltnng mcbrere oeraniigte Stunben
oerlebt. Inter ben Mnueienoen be.
ianben iif Die SS. u. 3. 8ei6el..
5. ". 6int, 6ronf Shirt, srihny
Reifelt, George Shlipper, 0reo.
Sling, 5. Soltmann. $. 8urtler. 3r.
Sarolep, Carl Sorblep. Garl @crf;.
$. Heio, u. 5inf, @. 6inf. Charles
Glaggett. Souis @eib. Geo. Yeiitl.
Wm. i@nter, 6ronf gud)Sbaum
mo George ar1mer.
Terbo tung in IuSiidlt.
Wit Slaifel,bier uno @bisfen
lucbl perieben, id,Iifen seiteru Der
81 Sabre alte Sames 3. Gurrep pc,,
9tr. 144S. @orrett, apenlie, uno Der
10 Sabre alte goan gnans bon Hr.
1882, 5na.S traBe, angeblidJ aus Der
Seiteutbiire Der @irtbif,ait oeS Sr,.
Snlins aelm BON Nr. 1928. gcnIcr.
StraBe. 9eioe iprrben perboltet.
NIB Die 5eimabme Oes geranatra
3irtbes miro poraisiiftiidy berte
@armittas erfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Snmur muS 8emit6lid,tcit.


-
Ser Somilien. Ibenb bcs ,Glrnpers
ems 8orDGrtS" nimmt iebr fro1-
Iideu Gerlalti. - GiHe 9lBabl
%gellHgeHer fomiiter Gortrdge
balten Die anlpeienben ben gan.
sen 9tbeno iiber in ii0eIIter
StImmung.
,Sumor uno @emiitblibfeit" bat
Der Surnuereiu yGorm1rtS" ieineu
6onliIien .gIbenbCn oIS Wotto gege.
ben, mo 0cnliitblid) luo ulfig ging'S
lrirtlid 81 Bel Dem gcltrioen Salni-
lien. IbenOc, Der in Ser fleiucn Solle
ocS GcrcinSlotalS obAebolten milroe.
Gieie Serunltoltungen iiben immcr
cine grobe In5ichunGStroit ans uno
ld)ctltcn nit Den hefunnten WlrnrmS
6eS TcreinS an E%npllnrit0t erfolgr
reid 5ll ripoliiircn.
Sr. @m. @onSleben, Der OILS Gel.
ter oeS @un5cn 1ltngirte, bieB Die Or
ihiencnen nit launigen @ortcn mill
tonlmen itno er0finctc Damn Den Heis
gen Der &ortrGac nit Der Serlciung
zines oNu@5uNea aus DEM So0cbilfe
en1e3 G%crlobtcn", beiicu &nbolt lei.
lem acknowledgment Sitcl ollie Gbrc
n!od)tc. Mic Sr. @on0lebcu iclbit
crtlGrcno porous ldidte. babe or Die
critic &roggnnms9tummcr iibcrnom'
men, neil ic6cr Der un6cren Scrrcn
ans ongcborcncr 9clhciOcnbcit Den
Nnion9 5l modem lid aclucigert bu-
be. @err 8ernboro Sdmintc folgte
nit Oenl &ortrngc bcS SiebcS ,1eiic
ileben meme Sieoer", mornui lid Die
SrlS. &oo un6 Sclenc Nronrcr in Ell
mem Glictt iiir Siolinc unb Eiono
oils tiid)ti9e &ilnitlerinnen crmielen.
9todbem Sr. Nbolf Steimmonn chi.
&c iciner 6%odtomiId)cn GollpletS Dor.
getrogelL, crircllte Sr. Sbcooor 8ic.
terih nit cincm Gornet-Solo Serr
Wor @reiS5 brodtc Den Nmucienoen
nit eincr .ierdtcrlid)en" S1uucr.
9alloOc bel, lpie man ooS @rltieln
lcrnt. mo oann folgte Die piece DC
reliitoncc" oes gbcnoS; ole Soriiih-
rlllg oeS Srnueripiel6 sic Sere
bon GihberQ" obcr Ser Slnger-
tburm nm Mitternoft" bllrd) Serrn
2oliS Sofimont. Sr. Soifnlom be-
iuieS ben 3ulhoilern nit Grfolg, ooB
man sur Goritelltng zines StiifeS,
in Dem cine goll5e In5obl bon Ser-
ioren ouItreten, inter lmltdlioelt
MIR eilten ein5igen Shouipieler
broild)t, Der notiirlid) iebr npielleitig"
iein mulB. Sr. Soifntonn entleolatc
lih ieincr Iuigobe nit gonS erltom-
libcru @eld)id, rno Die Sdneuigfeit,
nit meldber er ieine Wusfe luehlelte,
ilnt bolo ols Sitter, bolo ais
.!Sere" SIT cridcilen, bate einen ie-
ben 8oricte 9lib : 8crlponblungs-
&iinitler Dor Heio blou genlndt. ST
iruroe oenn aud nit bonnernoem
2ipploule belobnt.
Sr. Wnt. Grace belt bierol,i cinen
Gortrog in engliid)er Sprode, mo
oonn 5eigte lid Sr. Sbeobor Bort
oils iGtiger Geflomotor nit Dem
@ortrugc elmer Sccnc aus Dem 3.
glft bon Sdiuer'S naobole unb Gle
be" (Giolog 5ipild)cn Dem ErGiibel-
ten mo Scroinuno). Iub Die nod
iolgenoen Grogramm.Niimnler ian.
ben hcr5liden 9eiiou; IlcS III MI
lem: ca mar ein iebr fiocler gbeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Wrufc @aiicrsuutG.

Seine bel EariS nod] INNER I'M
Steigen. SQfJluae peri6lim,
inert lid Don Gag 3u Sag. -
@roBes GIeno unter Ser geuolfe.
ruug.
Earis, %. Sanuor. Io8
Steigeu Der 8epdiier in ben iiber-
IGremmten 9iitriften buierte bellte
oen gan5en &og fort uuo Die SaH.
LACE bat iih ieit 0cItern erbeblid per-
iAllmmert. @rnoerte Don 6omilien
ltnb obbad)loS mo ser Sd)aoen ldBt
lif nod nid)t u%nnuberno ld)GBen.
Ger @uiieritnno Der Seine, peld)cr
aeItern Gas Mctcr bctrug, lit bis
tclttc Wittag. ouf 7.46 geItic9en,
Ter normole @uiicrItonb oeS 6lul'eS
I'M oieie Sobres5eit betrG0t 2,4S Mtc.
ter. 9ie CberiiGde bcs Woiiers bat
icit 6en obercn Hano Der grilfen.
bupen errei6t unb Die @riiden, na.
mentlid Die Eont DC INllno, ifme-
ben i'll @eiabr. Selttc iriib beganr
Is, beitia 81 idlneien, unb oni Noh'
wittog monbelte iid Der Sdnee IN
9!cacu lnt. Cas- i1ledte @etter er.
bolt oos gleno inter Der Scp0lfe.
rung. GoS We%tterbureou p%ropbe6cit,
boB Der SSluB bellte Nad)t llm brcibi5
trcitere Gentimcter itcigcn miro. Gic
@eb6roe lit rntblo3.
@elltc Nbenb borit cine Der @nupt
@nilcrro6rcn, ourh mcltc iiiltf Der
roltsreibitcn acknowledgements iioIid)
rnb oitlid, non YoriS nit @oiicr per
ieben purbc, wlb Oieie 0iitrifte limo
ictt oDne @oiicr, 8. +. iplucit Die
@olierlcitlmg in 9etroht fommt.
Mnn fiird)tet, ooB binlen ailr}qm Die
gGn5c StaOt Eoris in Scr glcid)en
Gage iein miro, oo Die 6lutb in Die
Yumpeultationcn ein5l0ringcn be
girnt. Wcbrere Stu0tpiertcI iinO
ohnc cleftriide 9eleltdtung, aQe
IroIlep.S obncn not Den oitlihen
@orIt1oten iino ollBer 9ctrieb, unb
mobri6einlif) miro Die 2pons.9abn
mor9en ee5mlltgcu lein, Die Sefor=
oerung ibrer 3iige 81 unterbrefell.
Tie 9eboroe iorat, 10 gut iic fam,
fir sic Sboad), mo Mittelloie1,
Iallienoe bon Weriden luoren beute
an 6lilBuier Deriamnelt, I'M bos
Sd)oiifpiel Der reiBenoen Slltb 5l
genieBen.
Sm 2oire-, 8bone., Morne. iulo
s)onne-Gbol, ioipie ol,d III Den ODE.
rem 5bdlern Der Seine unO Iube bat
iid) Die Sadllage beute etpos gebei-
icrt, m1breno Die S6GIer Der Saone
unb 0eubs -cinen ,ueeidbr Sebn Mei-
len breitcn Gee biloeu. Son ied)S
9oriern iino MIR nod Die GGf)er
ilGer Dem @olicr 81 ieben. Gic Sc
W1iier oicies Sees bottcn bpilte 81
follen begonneu, ollein man iilrdltet.
rob Der bclltc begonncne Sd)nee- uno
Mcgeniturm JIG mieoer sum Steigen
bci1gen miro.
SGmmtlihe MilitGrb1der iino al!
fei Irbeit, Inn bie 9epolferlng nit
Croo 81 perior9erL Ou MIR menigc
S1dereien bon Der Slltb peritont
Gcblieben limo. 'Siobsbotid,often font
lacn aus alien Hidttngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

belt, olio oild) Der StroBcnbobn.9c'
tricb, rubeu mllB. Non bofit, oui
hieic @eiie perniinitigcrc @eiese 3u
crsnineen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

80" Ger y6reo. gauernidmiot
9aupercin" bdIt morgen Abenb il;
Nr. 515 unb 517, 5orreit.S troBe,
ieine Sabres.8 eriammlnna nm BE.
anltelt. uitb Iireftorenmobl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

alter 9 d Ii mann mill
rciignircn. - Sr. Sobn y. NC.
Gubnn, SiiliSsS Superintendent Der 81
ientlidcn Sdulen, beobli6tigt ON
Groc oea ge0cnnGrtigen SfliliobreS
81 reiigniren. Gr bat bis iebt 5lpar
Die Sduulbchoroe nod ltid)t o~ifi5iell
in acnntnib geiebt, bod bot CT be-
reits ieine bobingebenoe Ibiidt ans.
georiitt. &r. WicGnbon lit elmer Der
tefunntelten Gr5ieber 0es StuoteS,
iulo ipoS oaS 0ienItolter onbetriilt,
elmer Der G~ltelten Veonnten III Glen.
item Der oiicntliden Sdnulen; II
Sabre lang mar CT nftip nit Dem
Hnltinlorcr Sdillmelen perfnilpIt.
Gr mltroc i'm Sabre 1868 Torlteber
ser olten Nr. 8 8~ranm6rldule. Srn
Sabre 1881 pilr0e.er 5url Siilfs.Sn III
perintclioentcn %crllannt, ipeld)e Stel.
llirta or nod ieBt inne bot. Sr. NC
Gaball lit IN SreOerid County ge'
biirtig.
10. Sobre3. Gonpentiou.~ IL
Mm fonrnlenOcn Sonneritaa unO
1Srcitog iin0et 1T Der Sarlem-Eorf
bid. Observation-Disclosures Die 10. SAB
res. Convention Der .92eit Baltimore
Giitrict Gplportb Seasue" itatt. al
pelder iid) pornusiiftlid 1900 Gelc'
goten betbeiligen iperoen. @eitcrll
muroen inter Der 2eitung bon ga.
flor Sarrp 3. Witdell Die lebten pr.
rnngemcl1ts fir bic Gonpcntion uno
ben gmpinn9 ser ousip1rtigen Iele'
gntcil getrofien.
SanOi d) II babrifan aus
Dem 2eben geidieoen. = Sn
ieinen SCENT Hr. 1404, Wit. Hopal,
apenuc, pcrihieo gcitern ndd) ldngc.
rem 2eioen I'M alter bon 66 Sabrer
Serr Sobn 6. 3riblc, Der bier 81
Sabre lang elm &anoihubgeid)dit al
Ser Ode bon CHARLES. uno 9erington.
Strabe betrieb. Ger 8eritorbene pnr
Elm @ittuer. Gr binterlaBt einc
SdJipeiter, 6rou Si55ie Miaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Nrbeiter itimmcn gegsu TlciidJ.
Spncutt.

IT. 2ouis s, no, %. Sonuar.--
Tas .Gentral Sraoes ono 9a6or
Council" meld)eS 10000 orgnniiirte
Irbeiter repr1ientirt, uermori beute
Mheno eiiten 9eihlllB, lpeld)er aIlc
@iitsIieoer perpiliften iolte, lid, mif
SO Gage oIlen! SleiihgeniiieS 5u ent.
balten. Webrere Heoncr mud)tcn
gcltenO, baB Der 6leiih-S opcott
nid)tS niiseln unb nltr Nudjtbcil per.
nrioden meroe.
Sic ,Hetoil 9lttfer5 9liipciotion"
teIprady helite 9tad)mittdg Die boben
Sleiidpreiic mo gelangte III oenl
SGluiie, bob Die Illsldltoer brett
iiir Die Sbeuerutg perantluortlid)
iinb, neil iie einen nidt 5u be5dbmen.
cen slppetit fir ilmgcS 6leiidj bo'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

8uter Wrtb lit bolber 2eib,
Ser lit nift meiie, Der begebrt,
@as ibm bod nimmer miro gefpdbrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
@adeiigc 3nitanoe.
SHUTTER Groe id)eint gamdjsrimmen
gebabt 81 babeH,

Groerihiitterungen in melt BON ein-
m1oer abgeIegeuen @egenoen. -
Grmdbnensnertber Sduoen bis
jest nidt gemeIbet. - Gerilber
Oc8 Giienbabnroubes in ct.
2ollis, County nod nift einges
iougen. Nrbciter Don ct.
2ouiS itimmen geacn 6Ieilf'
8opcott. - Sine WebgersN ilo.
citation nlod)t Die NilSlGnoer iiir
bic 6leiihtbeuerllng perontmort'
lid.
&tn9lton II, Ct. 8incent, Sritlld)-
&citinoien, %. Sonuar. = 3pci bef-
tl0e GroitoBc troten nm $50 bellte
Hatmittog olli Der bielieen Smell
ell. Giciclben peruuiad)ten elren
tIcincn Eonif in ainsiton, ollein fem
Sdoben c%ntitouo.
Sort sc Sroncc, WartillIqlc,
%. Sontar. - 9ur5 Dor Orci Nl(br
hctttc Nud)nitlag murocn mebrere
Cr0crihiitterurgelt bier rpabrgelonls
men. Tieielbcn eritredten lid) ouf
cincn 3eitraum BON etiuu elmer Wtis
mute. Mltd, bier pitrbe tein Sd)ooen
oilGerid)tet.
SSlunb mudeltc.
Scpbiiior0, Ssluno, %. &ull,
- Grei beitigc GrOItobe wurbgl ge-
tern iriih : llbr 10 Min. bier gclpiirt.
Sic @rifHtterltnocn moren ollf on-
0cripGrtp ouI SSlono bemertbur, cod
ill., ioueit gemcloet, fem Sdoocn
0eihebcn.
g ii s it europa oufgcrut.
tclt.
CANT Mour, Tranfreid), %.
Sonuor. - Die Seismograpben oeS
hicligen SbierpotoriumS bubell Elm
Grobeben bon GROCER SeItigteit regl-
ltrirt, oos lid 5000 Meilen OitlidL
mobrid)einli6 an aaufaiuS ODER NJ
Nrmenien, abipicltc.
Die Shmanfungen Oalterten one
oertbolb Winllten mo geborten 5u
Den itGrflten, Die ie AMI Dem Sblerpd.
torilm beobad)tet mllroen.
@cobndtungcn.. ii Ter 5u
Sanoe.
Gam6riogc, MoIi., %. San. -
Cine iebr ltorfc Grberifiitterung,
meld)e unI 8 llbr 90 Min. 6e9aun
uno nm I llGr enoete, mitrbe geitcrn
friib olri ser ieismpgropbiiden Sta.
ton Ser Sorporo : ltniperiit1t regi.
itrirt uuo mar cine Der beitigiten,
meld)e felt Grrihtitne Der Station int
Ipril 1908 beobncbtet moroen lit. Gie
bcitigiten @ellen brnd]ten Die Nuoeln
5u Shmingun1en bon 6 3oa Gus-
ihldg. Mon ldGtt, oaB Der auS-
g~angspunft Ger .Gridiiterung 200
bis $500 Weilen bon Der citation ett:
iernt NOR, mo uermrutbet, ooB Der
S6uuplob I'M iiiolid)en Merifp ooer
Gentralnmerifo lag.
G%bicago, Slls., %. San. - Gie
9%enobner bon 2ote- apenue, in Der
8egenb Der As. uno AZ. Strobe, limo
Der lleber5eugung, ooB Chicago &c.
itcrn iriib Der Shaliplae lang all.
oalcrnoer Groerihiitterun9et geluor.
ben lit. Tic Glide in bcn S1llierr
riidten bin uno her, Eorbdnae un0
Groperien id%Auanften. bie 9iloer an
Ocn @dnoen belucoten lid, unb ielbit
Der 8ooen %ldiuanfte.
TIbanh N..D,, %. Salilar. =
Ger Seismoeropb bes StootSmuie.
INNS reeiitrirte geitern iriib Gro
erlhiitterungcn, melf,e bon 3 llbr
81 Min. dnbuben uno i'm IIifang ant
itGrfltcn lporen. Gie Storungcn ipo.
rem mngcfdbr bnppelt 10 ltorf. pie bic
ON Neuja6rstage. Ter %llriprungsort
oiirite ctma 2l0O Weilen pon bier
enticrnt irgenbpo in Gentralamerifo
licaen. aus ct. Souis, DO. mesbcn
Gbnlid)e 9obud)tungen eemeIoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

9erau Of ter Reger d) 10 g +
perbronnt. - Sbomas Willer,
ein I'M Souie Nr. 109, Meit-5 leet.
Strqbe, mobnbaiter 80 Sabre alter
Neger, trltg geitern lebens9eiabrlihe
9ranonunoen oapon. Sinnlos BE-.
t%unfen, febrte er seitern iriib beim.
AlS er IN Die Slide manfte, perlor
or ods 8leid)geluibt uno brad gu
iommen. Sierbei fam er einem gill.
benoen Glen 10 nabe, Dab feline alet-
Der Seuer fingen uno er bolo cine le-
benoe SeueriGlile biloete. WPit lebenS-
geiabrlifen 9ranbwunben iiberiiibr.
te man Wiqer in Ser ambulon5 oes
iiiolifen GiItrifts mad ocn ollni.
periitats. Soipital."
Williams news., 1910-02-05
SOME LOCAL ITEMS
Forest Ranger Gillie was down

Forest Ranger Gillie was down
 For beautiful skin you mnst use Peroxide Cream. G. C. Drug Go.
 Dr. CD. Jeffries returned on No. 7 Monday from a short business visit at Flagstaff.
 Miss Mary Penny went to Maine Saturday evening to attend dance, returning home Sunday.
 Wills, leases, deeds and contracts of sale carefully drawn.
 c. P. S1LvERNA1L.
 Miss Harriette Tefft returned Sunday from Maine where she spent Saturday visiting friends.
 Deputy Sheriff T. E. Pulliam of Flagstaff spent the first of the week in town-on court business.
 Don't buy a new suit for your boy before you have examined our line. Babbitt-P olson Co. The city council met last Satur- day night and elected Edwin John son as town clerk to succeed H. l.. Aphold, resigned.
 Roadmaster Chas. Johnson and wife and children returned home Monday from a weeks visit with relatives in Albuquerque. If you want to have teeth like pearls you must use Princess Tooth Powder. G. c. Drug Go. Al. Lingo was sent to the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles last Friday. He was so stiff with rheumatism that he was unable to use his legs.
 The Public Library Association will meet Thursday afternoon, Feb ruary 10 at 4:3O o'clock at the Williams reading room. A full attendance is desired.
 Dr. R. E. Holbr ook, dentist oi Phoenix, is stopping at the Cottag. Hotel. He is prepared to do all kinds of dental work.
 .donday, February IA, is Saint Valentines day. On this day the cunning cupid is said to be busi y engaged in laying out plans for the year among the lovers. The government has ordered thai nine hundred acres in the townsite of Parker be sold to the presen, holders from the reservation at the appraised value of the property.
Williams news., 1910-02-05
MAINE POINTS

verely by piece of wood flying from a saw, the first eff the week. but is able to be at work again.
 The Dennis Lumber Go. shipped a car of boxes last week to CalifoF- mia, and now are working on aa- other car for shipment.
 The ladies of Maine gave au eH. joyable dance Saturday night, and it was we'll attended. Among those from Flagsta if we note Misses Le- nore Francis and Zella Jones, and Mesdames Roberts and Wm. Jones. From Williams: Misses Harrietts Tefft and Mary Penny; Mrs. Ed. Gillie and MT. A. A. Milligan.
 Punch and light refreshments were served after the dance, and all seemed we'll pleased with Maine hospitality.
Williams news., 1910-02-05
A cordial invitation is extended

to the young people of Williams W 4 .t te a aagS5ySSure room of the Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock. The leader for tomorrow evening is Miss Eisiminger and Miss Nellis will preside at the organ.
 Why send your money out of town for a suitof clothes when you can save 25 per cent by patronizing your home tailor? See the line of gocds carried by NJ. P. Farrer.
 Although February is the short est month of the year some of our greatest men were born in this month. Lincoln was born on the 12th and Washington on the 22nd of February.
 Don't you know that A. D. s. Cough Remedy has relieved more coughs and colds than any other remedy made. G. C. Drug Co.
Williams news., 1910-02-05
The Peoples Schoolmaster

If you want a clear and concise medical book-which is full of the most useful information for man or woman-order the Peoples Com mon Sense Medical Adviser, by R. V. Pierce, NJ. D. Treats of Anato my, Hygiene. Medicines book of one thousand pages (new, fully re vised. up to-date edition) gives alt particulars which men or womeI. should know about themselves :. How to correct ordinary derange ments and weaknesses; treats of diseased conditions and the practi cal treatment thereof. Household hints and advice bout the family a chapter on Mother and Babe. etc. !.
 This new edition is almost |. household necessity. Send 31 one ; cent stamps for this handsome cloth bound book to R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
Williams news., 1910-02-05
A quick and ungovernable tenn

A HuASA oho uH6ONSA hoOAO tSLh per is resnonsihle. a for Tn .s Sea6si s1 1iS of cerned in Tempest and Sunshine" a dramatization of Mary J.Holmes' popular novel to be seen at the Odd Fellows opera house in this city Monday night, Dec. 7. The play deals principally with two southern girls who are sisters and their sweethearts who mix up generally in their wild endeavors not to encroach on the others choice. Laugha ble and serious situations are thereby presented to the confusion of all. Neat comedy introduced and interspersed by southern melodies. Seats on sale today at Blumberg's.
 If you are a judge of good drinks and have ever sampled those served at the Pullman Saloon, you can'i get around it hut admit that Wm Satori serves the best in town.
 Allan A. Milligan spent Satur- day visiting with his many friends in Williams, leaving Sunday for Jerome to be in charge of the con- struction work there for the Over land Telephone company. He will probably be at Jerome all of two months.
 Come in and examine oul complete line of boys and chil dren's clothing. Babbitt-P olson Company.
 District Forester Arthur c. Ring. land and Associate Forester T. S Woolsey, Jr., of the United States Forest Service, and A. B McGaffey of the Santa Barbara Tie and Pole company. spent this week in the Coconino national forest on timber sale work.
 Raise the standard and lower the prices is our motto. Almond Cream formerly 5Oc, now only 25c at the Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 A stranger was found drunk and begging on the streets of Phoenix wearing a Masonic emblem on his coat and was arrested for violation of the law prohibiting the wearing of badges except by members Il sufficient evidence can he secured this may be made test case.
 FOR SALE-One three and one half horse power gasoline engine and one circular wood saw. All in a good condition. Here is bar gain for one intending to engage ir wood business. See or addresss Marion Smith, Williams.
Williams news., 1910-02-05

Services at the Methodist church tomorrow as follows: At 9:45 am. Sunday school, c. H. Appleton, superintendent; preaching at II a. m,, and at 7:3O o'clock pm by the Rev David Roberts, pastor. The Junior League will meet at 2:3O D. m. Epworth League at 6:45 p. m. You are cordially invited.
Williams news., 1910-02-05

A Washington dispatch says that the House Committee on Public lands has voted to report favorably on the Mondell bill admitting entry to the surface coal lands in the United States. The measure af- fects thirty million acres in the western states and territories. A large area will be affected in Northern Arizona.
 High class tailoring done at home at NJ. P. Farrer's-$1S % to $42.00.
Williams news., 1910-02-05
Application For Grazing Permits

NOTl CE is hereby given that all application. for permits to graze cattle, horses, sheep and hogs within the COCONINO NATIONAL FOR in my office at Flagstaff, Arizona, on or before January 31, 1910 Full information in regard to the gra zing fees to be charged and blans forms to be used in making applications vii be furnished upon request.
 FRANK c. W. POOLER, Supervisor.
Williams news., 1910-02-05

There is no remedy that relieves as quickly as A. D. $. Foot Relief. G. c. Drug Go.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-22
TAFT'S SMILE BEAMS ON
WARNING OHIO POLITICIANS
President 10 Supposed To Have
Brought About Truce Between
BOSS" Cox and Senator Burton.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept 22.-The
Taft smile and the Taft suayity won a
new victory, according to all indica'
lions here today. The victory, 1t Is
understood. is the declaration OF a
truce between Senator Theodore e
Burton and George B. Cox, the Hamil'
ton county Boss"
Burton had a long conference with
the president today as to the politi-
cal situation. He would not discuss
just what happened but those who are
In touch with the leaders say that the
executive succeeded in placating the
senator and there will be no rupture
between the two factions In the forth
coming campaign such as has been
threatening ever since Boss Cox
started hostilties by labelling Burton
as a "Pihhead."
While holding aloff from an ac'
tive part In Ohio politics. the presi
dent is vitally interested In the sue
cess Of the party and is exerting every
effort TO smooth over the differences
in the Republican ranks. Louis c.
Laylin, who succeeded Wade Ellis as
chairman Of the state executive COM
mittee was another caller today. A
delegation of citizens from Dayton, O.,
found the president anxious to accept
their invitation to visit the fall ex.
position IN that city this week, but
unable to do so on account OF oth
engagements.