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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01
CALIFORNIA BISHOPS WILL
OCCUPY PULPITS IN BOSTON
AIOreland, johnson and Nichols Win
Preach During the Week Of
the Convention.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 30.-Among
the preaching assignments OF the noted
divines, who will attend the great Epis-
'cOpal convention in Boston next month,
the following were announced to-day:
Bishop William Moreland OF Saera-
mentO will preach at St Stephens on
the evening OF October g. Bishop John
son OF Los Angeles, al tne Cnuten o.
Of October and at st. Margaret'S.
Church, Brighton on October 16s
Bishop Nichols OF California, at the st.
Johns OF Cambridge, on October ?.
Over six thousand delegates will be
present at the convention
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

TO ENJOIN STOCK SALE A Norton
IN a suit begun yesterday. asks the court to
restrain the Ia Palma Mining Company from
selling the stock Of any Of the shareholders
for nOn-usyment OF the assessment OF six
cents a share levied August l. He alleges
that John II. Campbell has not paid any Of
the assessments. sgEregating "a cents share,
~. 900 shares Of stock received by him. The
mine IS At Coneto. Mexico.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-01

READ OCTOBER SUNSET MAGAZINE and
send 1t to your Eastern friends number
filled with striking features. On sale at all
news stands.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

10, @ar0 - GoIan0, uno 3. 2(oe
me, 130 llbr Ibenos; 2 @oggon8.
II. @aro 49, &cnuipIoonio. NM
9}ortb. Apenre, 7.15 llbr Nbpn08; z
0oaaon5.
Is, @oro - @eIt-2lrlinatoM G.3C
ll6r Nbcn0S; 3 @ogQCu& (9RuIif).
is, 8or0 49, GoIDcrtou (G0mon0-
jon }iDcnuc 2inie), Z ltbr Nbcn05 ;
, @oqaon@.
II. @oro - Grenlont- un6 IS,
monoIonsHDcmr, $50 ll6r N6cno& ;
> @oagon3.
1S. @orO 49, G~orrouton 9(pcnl,c
mo 6opcttcitroBe, 10 llbr glbcn0s;
, @oa9ons.
10. @oro 6opcttc- ltno GorcY,
ltroBc, 7.15 ll6r N6cn0a; > @oq-
Qon9.
20. @oro - &rottitrobc uao Grc.
ocrid &oo0, D&oop," 7.15 ll6r
Sbcno@; 3 @o0aon2 (N}uiit).
q. @oro - Scott mo GroBitrn.
Be; I @o9gon. Rioaclu- ur0 SIRE.
moItt'trobe, 7.t5 llDr 9(bcnOq; Elm
@ogaou.
y, @oro - Gomocn- un0 Goca.
ltroBe; 1 @oggon. &ia6t- lmolFout.
0onlcrpItroBe, 7,t5 ll5r N6cn0a; Gin
@agAon.
%. &orO - GroBItroBcn Morft;
! @og0oll. GDorIc@- u1o GroBitro-
BE, 10 llbr Nben6S; I gSoggon.
"A. 1oro - 6ort-2fpcntc- un0 Mi.
boro1onItroBc; ? @oagona;. 2iQbt.
lllt0 GroBItroBc 7 ll6r 2lbcnOa; elm
(IRuitf).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Nns Dem Ratb6anir.

~'e eettriiden Gdmpognie'n fiigen
ltd. Cine r%cumooiibe griide.
GGcf 5~noeafau 0ortou 3u.
rid. Noti3Gp.
8le eleftriiden jGoupoAnie'n mel,
We SroDtc I'M SHDluoD Ciitritt bo.
pen, tit9en iid) Mr. Gntihciolmg oes
0fopors. Sic li6fcrtcn ocu@c6Guoc,
ShlPettor 4rcitot gcitcrn ole Bitten
oet Srobtc, neld5c fir conmcr5icac
3'pete lmmaduali0 notbpenoi1
lll'o. 9r. Brelton bcrtod)ridti0tc sic
oe%fldleocncn Gompoatie'n gcItcrlL
oaB nod)itcn Moutaa nit Dem Scr.
nllter'dnei0Gn Ger GrGbte fortgciah.
rem lperocn un0 MIR ioldc GrGbtc
oerld)ont blcibcn l1iir0cn bic Uon9ll
prdlcntouten Scr D2riMicocnelt Com
paalIic'n ols rmbc0inQt nothucn6id
erad)tct miirocu.
Neumooti0 dc 9ritdc.
9oS Stoot &llQcnietr8 Gepar
ten1crt bat ioe6en cine 0cucrung
eil1gefii6rt. Giciclbc bcItcbt in SEM
9on elmer Bride ans nit ciicrncn
Ston0cn o%lrdl5oacucu Concrete. Sic
9riife fiibrt in ser @eIt.2 crington.
StroBc iiber @iouml'a 6dQc. lit y
SUB brett mo GO 6lrB lang. Die sc.
lommtfoIteu mer6Cn ith o,tf $4,000
b%elonfcn. GS lit 0icic3 Die erItcgrii.
etc oicier 2frt, ipcldc in Baltimore
Geboitt tuorOen lit. Sic 9riifc lit IN
9oacnlorm qcbout. yin ser 0bcr.
tlod]c bot per @oQcn nun cine Gidc
polr ndt 3oQ uno an 3lrnoomcut
cine Iolde bon - 3ol. Nlt2 3ieqcI
iteinen Gebout, niir0c ole 9riifc an
Der 0berftGde lpcniqitcn3 5tpci Sui
Did lem n%liiiicn. Concrete lit bcocl
tcno biIliger ais Stciuc oocr 3ie0c(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Snlins Scbbcl, oeittider gbotograpb,
321 N.-0agsStraFe.

Sabinetbiloer MIR 81 prp 9ntenS.
Sn emaiqirten obalen giloern iinb
idone Henbeiten ertpGbnenspertb.
2%ebensgroBe photographer uno
fiinItlerii6 poIenbete gopien alter
9ilber In grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
uno Haitea cine Spe3ialit6t.
Man bergeiIe nidt, borsnipreden.
GAO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

yten5el BON @oibington uno Goitor
). Sotmonn pom bier Aqiprahcn mt
Die &erIommIung boIten mcrbcn.
@icr miro Der ct. Motthdi G6or
oen mllifoIiihcn E6cil ser 6cicr
iibCrnebmcn.
dc 8eanlton Der &cuuoltum0S6cs
b0roc limo: So. 0ubcr, Goriibcr; :.
Cutie Scfrctdr; $. 2lrlt, Sdobmei
tier; George @cbbel mo &. GQer-
munn, &au2p0ter; Goitor 3. 9(pib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
8iliigc Hciie nadj ScntIdlanS.

SdifiSforten foIten lett nur $50
fir 3niI6enOedsforten bon 9alti-
more nad) Bremen. @egen peitcrcr
aitSfnnIt luenoe man iid) an Sbeo.
8. 9iener & o., i'd Otter
ington-Str. 3immer Scr. 3. Q90)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

~ ~ 3 -
Cutie, Sefrctdr; $. 9lrlt, Sdobmei
tier; George 6cbbel mo &. Gncr=
mnnn, &au5udtcr; Eoitor :. g(piij.
6lammcniuiitGch in SrrtonDiGc,
Ibt @obuhdlticr in ocm flcincu
9orort 9ultinlorc'a sur frii6eH
Morgcnitunoc einQcGihcrt.- 9ic
@ran0uriude um6efunnt. - ,3lui-
idcn $1,000 uno $4,000 Sdoocn.
- Mcbrcre 6omilicn mt sat II.
0ut gebra6t.
Ser tlcinc &orortS ertonuiae. 5mis
Iheu Baltimore ltn0 Mt. @inan~
iultroe qeitcrn in Der iriibcn Nior.
genItlrn0e BON ciner ucrbccrcn0en
6eller@brlrnit beimgciuht nobel odJs
@%obnbouler eingcGihert mllroeu.
SIC @oller mlroclt BON lnutcr Yr.
hcIterlt %beiuobnt. mo piclc Der Q1r.
lpobner ocrloren in meniocn Stnr-
oet tbre geringen 0obicligtcitcn.
Ger @clommti6uoen bctrGQt 5lui.
lden $1,000 un0 $4,000 luno lit mn
sum aerinQcn Ebcil pcriiHcrt. Iic
@dlIer morcn BON &rn. Q. q. Ser.
tom BON Baltimore crridtct IL. mly.
Den BON Nl1QCItclltCn Der Glurentnnt.
&lHlt0itn9cr NScrfc, luclbc Iid lit Ser
Ndbe bclin0cn, bcmo6nt. Sic morcn
ollie aus @ol5 bcrQcitcQt uuo lcicht
couitruirt.
6rau &ntGcrinc SduIB, 0ic @ut
tin bon @rn. Gric0rih SdrulB in
ocrcn @o6nuuq oo3 Icter olatruh,
lplroe tlr5 nod M}itternud)t ollrd,
Holtd)gcrlf %ouiQcpcdt, lno ais lie
lid i'll 0oS critic Stodlpcrf hiua6 Sc
CAB, fanO lie bic Slide mn cinca
G6eiI Oea GB3inmtcr9 in 6lomnlen
9cbiiat Dor. Sic medtc io0lcid oic
llbrigen 6oniIicnmitAlicocr, 0od)
mar o%eniclben, ais lie iid onQcflci.
oct bottcr, Ser @1l9mco ilbcr sic
Sreppe abgcidnitten. Die SamiIic
flitdtete aus einem 6eniter bc3
5lpeiten Stodlperf3 III ben Sofraumt
ltlo alarmirte Damn Die 6omilic BON
9rn. Sobn @roce, lpeI6e nebenoll
luobntc. 81 oieiem 3tucd mnlBten
Ole SdlllBcs mcbrcrc 6enIter Gin
ld)ldQclt, 0a Die Iun1ilie 10 felt ihliei.
Yud) Sr. 8rocc uno icine Iontilic
botten feline 3cit, irQeuO mcIhc ibrrr
Subiclt0teitcn in Sihcrbeit SIT brin
Gen. Nit foum beidlrciblidcr
Sdneuigfcit uerbreitctcn lid Die
t}lommcn ollf Die onQrcn5cnOcn 6}c. Z.
b0lllihtcitcn Der nadfol0enoen so
6rcOcrid Sdulb, George &.
Smith, @cnrp Wiiucr, 6re0crid Sci.
nader, Sobn @rncc. @iQiom $. Sen
s. Is. Garter, 6rou @orboro
3ltcrit mrr0e Die Gountu Gcncrz
lpebr olornirt, 0nd crbielt Die Nj.
6%cltcrmc6r So, mcldc 0cr
9ranoItdtte nnl n0hiten nor, oclt
Hlorm llIdt, mo Is nurBtc 5ucrit ci.
ne Sclepboltboti6oft l1dd 0erStu0t
Jeldn0t lpcrocn, mclhc BON bier outs
1od) Dem Spribenbnu5 in ut. @is
tclepbonirtc. Nl8 Damn en0lid,
Sic SpriBc nod Der 8ron0itGtte olli
)raf, blieb lie mtterpeoa iteden, un0
lie 9eruobncr bon ScrtonpiQe or0cr
0ober cine Gilnerbriqo0r.
Stcle fonlpfte pcrQeben3 qegcn on2
,er6ceren0c Clement, mo crit OILS
'crmittelit zines S6lollf5 Die Sc,
'0uoc Ser @5. @iaiom Niicr ulo
oenrp elliott ~griinoIid) Onrhndit
ourocrL muroc rem llnIidQreiieu
Ter SIommen elm Gnoe gemod)t.
6omilien fonnten einen
Sbeil ibreS Nauaratbc9 in SidCrheit
n10 lie Cnmpirten geItcrn
m 6rcien.
Gin SiibnerbmO, ionic ntc6rcrc
tonncn in 0elt Glunmcn nm.
Siliigc Tciie nadD ScntihlanS.
SL.ftoEL,.. f.El.. 80 drO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Scrabgcicetc Sajiitcnprciie

bon Baltimore nad Bremen nit
rNorobeltiden 2lop0" 0ampfern
$3t, nit 9ampferro Main," .36ein"
nnb aNefar" $33. SGeooor $.
0iener&Go o., i'd SIt.2erinoton.
Sirabe. 3ilnmer Nr. 3. (237-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
.JhoIio-M 0nlcrd,nr "

!SHmuriiiidpc Nbene-l lnterloltnna
Sonntah bcn 3. Eftobcr, in Der
r&urwarts : :Nalle," 734 @cit-2cr.
ingtunsStrafc. (276,9S2,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Ser 80 Il ipaben &ercin
Baltimore" bat in lcincr
lebten &eriommluns beldloIien, ont
9onfiogungStoge cinen @cigel N6cno
ob5nbolten. Sir oicie 0elcgcnheit
ipuroe iolgenocS Gonlite crnonnt: ,Sn.
cob Nub, =. Nllffcr nll0 .. Stollcn-
meier. Die @erionmlilng ion0 in
So0cllItcincr'S Sallc inter Dem &or.
lite oca E~r0iiocntcn 6rib Ncutte.
Itntt. 9obei muroe %ferlier bcidloiier.
I'M SonlIar 1905 ooS II. StiftlnQS.
felt oe9 &crcinS o~b5ilbdltcn, uno nit
ben 0oiiir i'll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Elm tiihtigcS Gunite bctroitt. Sol
gen0e @errelt, meI6e bafiir biirgen,
Dab ooS Set lid) interenant eriueiien
it1o eire 6iiue oes &er9nilgenS Oor.
bieten miro, geb1ren oem Irronge-
meutS-Gomite fir oaS StiftunoofeIt
an: .. St~ollcnn1eier, 3. GitB, y. W.
&ern, Goipor Giielc, slllgitlt MattcS,
u. Ncntlhlcr. Goilrob Stnll, i. 9ftf-
fer nltb G. Soutcr.
Gin ncuer 9aupcretn.-
Yer nr5nlnlcrp1hrenbe 0igDltroBen,
@nn ntt0 Srib Icrein" lpuroc nnli
Den 6olgcnoen incurporirt: Charles
9%lrfc1'tod, goron :. &obcllon, 8.
9errn Naii6. Charles s. Sterit ttllo
Snn1tcl Siegcl. Der &ereit bat
en- olltorilirtcS GapitoI uolt $500
000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
MfarDIGnOcr Niaf0mmCn.

Eorbercitlm0cn iiir icincn Gr
pfonQ.
n.
$9'C '0loH '''lQ'' u. |'"'lG.
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n.,.., r n,.y
f1cn6hoit, N~nnSinotcn ,n,h Aio
onaprr, Tchnor ,ir6 orni,orti,cWor.
nmcihm1rn rrtroifc1 norncn Tor
/ Woriinrr ors Gnpionos Nn,,ite,s
N ar 7on,ros 6 homos ,,,,n Sia
i5ri,cr mitorcocr noe Gn,mitn's
mn. aio w,.Si,Ho,t,,, N[ott =
2@rnpu. & Is Eodion y 6 Wcoroc
) 6crbcrt Sm,inrr (os Qi,o NE"s
& 9nonn ,,nn com,,cr 81 M',Sn
sic GonorcF 0onoi66trn [ob,, MiG
sec Q. 9Pener ! ! & Tolhntt ~
2. sill NM sims VI cu,ith in,nia
woupcrncur Gonin morficlS cr,a.
for EiiNor Nonner 90 ! Wo,.+m. Q
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G,,rit wcoror Gotnr " . o,,os
Eoi Iric0rmolh <,bn a mittinos
\,h, ~ nr,,n "A oaEast@r'
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9atrobc. lbornton No0ina Sonr &
RomIopn. yorn 6onnibor MorNnnT
gltfinion. u, 9, Grotbcra " .ohcnorH
Wrnon W,6,r+ No. an q, 1
M}nr. Is. qSooc, Mul s. Wormon 81
S. 8Ioffor6. g y2 Moil Hnrrn =
Sooner, 0bos w A~r,,isIcr ~ ~
Sittton. \ gn6crt Suohes & Grorf
<nbp ~ yittio Monrrof q W$ct,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
rSabur = 2uccutn = !SaGc."

UNHUUF NUtClIh : NnEc."
2lc men oeforirte Safe lit fir
SaHc itrO Observation-Disclosures bill
ll9 III oermictbcn. 3n %crfraacn 6ei'm
&eriunitcr. (Scpt6. ioS.tm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Sr, George M. Sorton Ghci Sn,
9enielr beS 9oItimorcr 6c,tcr @.
portcnertt$, febrtc gcitern bon elmer
pterm6dcntIihen frrienreiic 5urijd.
Gr mar in Ct. 2oui&, louisville 8bi.
looclpbio 1ul0 5rcntor. 0r. Sorton
Idgt feline Stoot int 0en Ser. Gtuu.
ten babe cine before 5euertpebr oils
baltimore, MIR feble c8 an i%onitGrcn
Torfebrungcn. Sr. Sorton Iagt, in
louisville bitten tic Sttr56Goer in
Den Spribenbduiern, uro er Mint
Idle, bab aud ioIfc in ocn 9oIti-
morcr Spriten6duicrn eingcfiibrt
miir0cn.
Mus Dem 9ron0. GiItriftc.
Gic 9rono GiItriftS Gonmiiiiou
crIton6 a~cItcrn Nr. 81, 3t3 II. 3t5,
Smitb'a Mcrftc, pcldc wrllnoYtiitc
fir Ole TrIadc Ser 8critcn notbucn,
Dig Ijlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
Staot Baltimore.
Gas 9&cttcr.

Ciir lm,r,I,,S ,,,,N So,, -Ni{tr}E
6oI,mnhio tr;Sas ,arn,r{,r4,. ga,t.
fer lrid,tc 5itri4,c ,,@ >i,Sep nm.
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7nr ES1,;tS ,,,r
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Ser nirNri5i~ Recommendations
mor n my,a }n,l e. IIhr 1ror1rna ~
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narr,tar >taotrn m1r. No,tnort ~
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triib, 9uhom 81 triih. Som Norf
80 Trim Ehir,orrnbio 10 t.3h. W.
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triib. Moinnot,n GG r,r. W"rf,1f
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Iotto ~ fr,,. T2iln,i,, I f'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

0ic &olicrbc66r0c bat u. Stonlcr
&rpon, bi3bcr Stills Glcrf inn me
haniihcn Gcportcncnt, 3lm GlcrJ
@nn. Gobnrn 5lpm Giloltcrlul0a gu
pcr%intenoentcn mo lSocob Sonnet
tier gum &ci}cr ernonltt.
Mor0cll mcrocn sic Sta0trut6g
Gonlitcn Iiir Observation-Disclosures, Ban.
SiOc Eorf mo @%oiirrucrte 81.
bllllgell holteu.
Die @oiiGr 9e66r0c hat 6cid,loi
len, oent Gorleu Eorf gcgcniibcr
al Der &orioro Hooo cilcn Grinf
brnnten 51t crridteu.
Sr. Nfocticr 8oriiclo rcii0nirtc 0c.
tern ais Wtitglieo Der lt10tiidcn
Observation-Disclosures 9cb0rOc II. Wopor
Simonlla miro ntor1cn 81. NorrD
SoDlor W~tnribol oIa Ociicn Nadiol,
ger crrtcnnclt. IS lit elm Gbrcnomt.
Nrn. @oriielo'S 5crmin miro 1906
obgeloltfcn lci1.
Mor0cn miro Mouor Ein1onl5
5lpei ltelle itGOtiide Gireftorcn Der
pGoQep 9obn" erneuncu. Gle il.
bigen 0ireftorcn li1to sic $50. N.9eo
9nott unb Is. $. Gidoru.
Gie Gntbiiuilng Der ncuciten
GRANDDAUGHTER oes Molcr2 Cltrl1cr
I'M Hotbboltic miro ON 10. Cftobcr
itattfinocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09

Gin ucrtbuoIlC0 8u d) / III
y II Cd batter. ~ Gin lpaS @oQ.
ltan0iateit onbclnngt. rin5ig in icincl
Nrt Deficiencies Nlld) 5ltr Grlcrnuta
Der 9lldlfii5rung III iocbcn bon &ru.
VI. $. Goton hcr0ltpQegcbcn mor0rll.
Gas 23S Soften itnrfc @1d Ihlicrt
otJc G0dcr Der @lidfilbrunQ in iid'
elt nn0 iilo cine QrpBc Nn5obl Grrnl.
pei an8efiibrt, Ole oaS 2crnr1 ourt0
ibrc &lorbcit iebr crlcihtcrn. Ncrr
Cation ilt.cin 9Unpolt mn GrGiiocni
Der iArcr GrtolNc meacn 10 cut be-
tanntcu @on0cl9idrulc BON Cation 4
Burnett, gtor0oitsGdr Der Baltimore.
nno GorcD-S trobc. &iulac 9clttc, ote
Gle @ud)tlibrrnlg crlcrucn luoucn
IoIltcn lidt pcrl6umcn, 0oS Nrd ut
hciiHtiQcn mo lid 10 poll Der @or
jllalihteit Der Qcbructhooe. ruic lie
III Der obcnaenomten NunocIaihnllc
nurdlgeiIihrt miro, iibcricllgen.
Nus Baltimore 6puntn.
Nr. @orotio NeIion Elm 6ormtr
1lobe &orrctt%uiQc, NorforD-Gomtp
ltorb onr 6rcito0 inn aStoot &oipi-
tai" al &rrIeBntGen, Die ct an let.
ten ConncritnQ 0oOurd crIitt, 0oB
CT na6c @hitc Nau, Baltimore So.
bon elnem ,}ltgc gctroifeu mllr0c, olS
er pon Der 6oir in Aorf 3uriidfcbrte.
Gr bintcrldbt iCinc 99ittluc Gliiobeth
Get. &utIcoQc cine S6uritcr lunO
5luCi Nrilocr.
Gin nod nidlt ocntiiBirtcrMorm
1torb am 9onncrito9 g(bcno SIT Yorf
ion all cincm ShloQiIuiic Gr nan
lhon lett mcbrcrcu 5o0cn Ici6cno
rnO Die &cluobncr icnrr @coenr
brodtcn i'm in ciucut lccrcn Souic
inter, no CT ciniom ln0 perloipn
ltorb, obnc 'ciNcn Nomcn rno @ob
l1llng gcnonnt ST bobcn. Gr luor out
1%etIetoct, trug cine @riuc mo mar
ctipo 40 Sabre att.
9te o6ourtoin s. otcI
go" bot bcidloiicn, lid, ouIull6icu.
mo oeS6aIb i'm @erid)t ocItcrn hcn
antrog gciteIt, cincn Scqueiter III
e%rnennell. 8ihter 9ocr bat iiir
oieien Soften Srn. Ianbolph Bar
ton, JIM, mcldcr $4,000 9iiroitoft
%itellte, ernonnt. "a fcincrlei Scr.
binolidfeiten uorbonoen iino, hat
Hidter 9oer einen Germin olti Ben
I. Nppember ieit9eiebt, an mcldcm
er iiber Die auiloiun9 entifcioen
miro.
S6o0encriabfIoQc.
8ron 0oru u. SncIe mo lire finn
Ginoer reidten i'm Stoot0erid,t cine
alage 8egen Die oRorcroB @ros.Go."
I'M $4,000 entidGoiaung fir 0cn
Sob 0e5 6dtteH mo Goiers Elm, Der
ais 9naeiicIlier Scr genonnicnGoSl
pogrie iein 9ebcn perlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-09
GlammcnluitGcn in 5crtuuOiQc.

gdt @obuhGuier in otm flcincn
&orort 9nltimorc'a sur frii6ea
Morgcnitun0c cinQcdihcrt.- Gic
@ronouriode mbcfannt. - 3lpi.
idcn $1,000 un0 $4,000 Sdoocn.
Mcbrcre 6umilicu lmt Sab H..
0llt gebrodt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-03-11
Rocky Ford,s aIor,ou. Winters.

It seems superfuous to call the atten-
ton Of the people OF Rocky Ford to the
gories Of our winter climate, and yet. be-
cause Of tho Indifference which comes
from constant association with or enjoy
ment Of thing. some Of US are in immi-
nent danger Of forgetting them entirely.
or at least Of minimizing them.
Now and then an unusually brisk wind
blows the dust in our eyes and immedi-
ately we are blinded to everything except
the fact that we are having ''one OF those
dust storms" We forget that windy
days are the exception rather than the
rule. that dust is better than mud any
way. that we have had no snow storms,
that the sun has shown almost every day
this winter and that on only two occasions
has the mercury dropped below zero-and
that was during the night. And yet these
are all advantages peculiar to the Rocky
Ford climate. Those of us who have
lived in other states know that such con-
ditions do not prevail there, but we have
lived here so long that blessings seem
commonplace: we forget that they are
blessings and fail to appreciate them.
The foregoing originated with the Colo
RADIO Springs Telegraph. but as the facts
fit the Arkansas Valley so completely we
utilize It to add to tho fame Of Rocky
Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-03-11
a Mos; Promising Invention.

a few days since We accepted tho in
yitation OF Goodner Brothers to visit tho
Eagle shops and 500 tho workings OF ,hoir
row pump. a complete pump is in oper-
alton in tho shops. the water being sup
Piled from tank. which returns to tho
tank after being used. This new irriga-
ton pump is modification Of tho chain
pump idea, but eliminates a large por-
ecntage Of tho friction incident to tho chain
pump. The work OF lifting water is done
by ball valves working in short cylinder.
and certainly handles large amount of
water with small expenditure Of power.
The stream which flows from tho pump
indicates that the principal objection to It
would be the difficulty Of providing well
o! sufficient capacity to keep the pump
going. All farmers interested in irriga-
ton by pumping should call and 500 tho
Goodner pump, and they cannot but be-
impressed with its great value as an Geo.
romlcal dovice for lifting water.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-03-11
Tho Railroads vs.. tho Sugar Trust.

There Is a hornets nest stirring in the
west. and unless all indications arc mis-
leading. the sugar trust will find that
there are still stings in store for Il. Tho
beet sugar industry. on tho other hand.
will suddenly receive a now impulse and
advance another step out Of tho roach Of
tho enemy that has degged It's steps from
its very infancy.
Press dispatches arc to tho effect that
tho railroads in tho western sugar beet
bel. arc awaking TO a realization Of tho
sugar trusts bligh,ing influence. For
years those railroad companies have do
voted their efforts to tho building up OF
tho beet sugar industry along their lines.
and to tho colonization Of such sections Of
tho arid bol, rs have boon found highly
suitable for tho successful cultivation Of
tho sugar beet Now they aru beginning
to suspect that tho sugar trust omiSsaras
arc active in an attempt TO monopo'ize tho
best par, OF tho boot sugar industry. and
To prevent any rapid development Of those
sections that hayo not yet succeeded in
getting under way.
Now. Il is scif-oyident that tho railroad
companies. fully aliyo 20 the benefits de-
rived by them from tho location Of beOt
sugar factories along their lines. will not
stand by idle and permt the sugar trust
TO throw cold water on tho ent1-prising
people who arc eager 70 inycst thoir Glp-
ital in bc6. sugar. Eynry boot sugar iNG-
tory adds at least s6o.ooo year To tho
income Of a railroad. TO say nothing Of tho
additional benefits resulting from tho in
crease in population in sugar towns. the
colonization Of now lands, and tho increase
in land values.
II is quito natural. therefore. that tho
prominent officials Of important railroads
arc actively cooperating with capitalists
to stimulate tho development OF tho beet
sugar industry in tho wos;.-Beet Sugar
Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-03-11

| attractive orchards. as bsbbling brooks.
as lovely girls, etc. etc. as had the
Hoosier state.
Hon. J. II. Crowley was then called for
and said that 48 year ago he went to
Iowa and lived in a log cabin which was
built withsut tho use OF nail or saw.
His father had tho first shingled house in
that region. and he had helped to make
the split shingles. A humorous tribute
was paid to lowa's reputation for being a
great hog state. Tho speaker had on his
| right shoulder tho scar Of an injury caused
by carrying frozen Iowa corn. dug ou, OF
frozen Iowa soil TO feed thoroughbred
Iowa hogs. In speaking Of tho geogra Apply
Of Iowa no said tho state had 80 counties
and he believed that there was an Iowa
woman present who could give tho names
Of every one. He called on Mrs. Bertha
G. Forbes who gave the names readily in
TORS as thoy run across tho state. This
feat called forth round Of applause.
Mr.. Crowley thought that there nigh, be
large number Of state gatherings and
not a citizen present who could duplicate
Mrs. Forbes memory test
Mr.. Crowley told OF the average Iowan's
effort TO secure all tho land which joined
him by raising corn to fattcn hogs to buy
land TO raise corn 10 feed hogs that he
might buy more land. and so on ad inf
ni,um. Iowa was tho home Of tho light
ming rod agon; and no seller OF patent
right territory ever missed Iowa. Nur-
sery agents sold Iowa farmers mixture
with which they could inoeula;a Jack
-. s.a ..I L. 10
pies and thoy had tho pictures 10 show
that Il had been done. !. was an Iowa
man who go, a package OF seeds from
Secretary Wilson. having on tho corner
tho usual warning: $500 penalty for
private use" Hs wrote tho secretary ;ha,
no did no, doub: for minute but tina, tho
seed was mighty good but that $500 was
powerful price to have to pay for plant
ing them for his private use. and that no
might ns well take his namc of tho sood
lis, mex, year. Mr. Crowley closed by
tribute 70 tho Iowa girls as blooming and
snug company in bob-slcd sleigh rides.
II. F. mscsuloy Of La Jun,a said tina.
Iowa raised the most Republicans and the
bost hogs Of any state in tho nation. He
eonplim0ntnd Iowa on its anti-saioon
rssord and congratulated tho ox-lowans
q Rocky Ford on helping in tho recon,
great victory for sobrioty.
An effort was made TO got ]. j. Guthrie
to mako speech but ho declined. saying
that Iowa did not need any booming.
W. r. Gibson said that tho fine looking.
intelligent crowd present Indicated tho
kind Of people Iowa sent west. He
paid high tribute to tho public schools
Of Iowa. ,hoir product being calculated to
make the world better wherever thoy
wont.
Capt. Hainos Of La Jun.a said ho would
net make a speech but would only say
that Iowa corn and Colorado sunshine
wero pair hard to beat.
Mrs. J. w. Bowman then sang boat
ti'ul solo. with Mrs. n. D. Garwood at
tho piano.
Tho election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: S. II. Young. president: M. F.
McCauley. secretary; S. n. Young. treas
uror.
The meeting then closed with the ma
,ional hymn. America" all we'll pleased
with the SUCCESS Of the FRS. Annual Re-
union Of the otero County Iowa Associa-
ton.