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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Shcnfnn9 iir boS nM q,
rplonh Sn it itut." Sr. Or.
GrnIt @enrici bat, nm Die ourh Del,
@rono crlittencn Gcrllilte bes .MG.
rpluno = Snltituts" on ieinem Gbcil
liroern 81 bclien bcmielben Slpci
ontifc &olo'lolbiiltcu, einen Mar
nno cine Mincruo. i'll @ppSobaui,
5llm @clt)cnt gelnod,t. SIS lit Ole
critic ocrorti0c Sd)cnfuug, bon mel,
der mir bprcn. Mohten iih Nn.
bere an bielcm itoncn Iorocben oes
@oltimorcr GitterS eiu 9eiipicl
ncbmcil.
NebcL q ihtS ais Ncbc[.
@citcrn ioit Den ganSen Woroer,
hinoiird, berrihte in Baltimore
bid)ter Hebel, Der ongeblid idnuerer
mar. oils ibu Die nGlteiten 9iirqcr"
oerStnbt ie geieben. Seid,ter Spriib.
regen ioIgte Dem Nebcl, mo 5ngleid,
mllrbe cs nriongenebm iuarm. Grit
geaen 10 llbr Mbenos orehte lid, scr
Mino nod Noroiuciten uno Die lem
peratur lnoerte fid gana hcbeuteu0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

bot. Cine Sruppe outer apnifer
ltno Songer itebt Dem Stern our
Scite.
No arplanb.
Sm sWarnlan0 Sbeater" miro
oieie @ofe cine muiifoliide Sonic
Die, betitel Butter 9romn," Die
Standardization iein. 9as Stiid tit
nad oem Wiiiter ppn vIed's 9oo
Bon" 5~ugeidlnitten. SIS frost bon
foitlitem @ib uno Smmor. 2outer
originele @ise fommen BARN Dor.
Die Wsilif lit por5iieIid ullo oieHols
len iinb oilrh tolentirte aiinitler
belest. IS limo oorilnter Defenders
Stars" am Goitoepile : Simmei,
lpie Tan @iaioms, 4I 2umor, 90.
gar girlep, s. SronfIep, @. 81.
9orrtnaton, Sarrp Sc 8on, Hpie.
morp @loB nno .. Conner al er.
m1bnen.
itr. Gbeoter.
Sn Dem Stiide 81 Mtioniabt Wor.
riage" tritt oieie @o6e inn ,Solli.
oopitroBen = Sbeater" Sri. Slorencs
9inolep allf, cine Der beliebteItell
IaritelIerinnen Der omerifoniihcll
9iibne. Sic trot friiber bier ii,
StiifelL lpie oSbe Yup Grain" uno
n5be Captains Wote" ouf uno er.
rang Itcts a%lGn5enoen grfolg. 4ie
Hoae Der vNlice Milton" 9iebt iht
polle @%ele1cnbeit, ibr Solcnt sur
8eltunQ 3u bringen.
Gboie's Sbeater.
On oGboie's Gbeoter" fon1nlt
oieie @o6c oa5 beriibmte 0ronla
Secret Serpice" bon ISM. Gillette
sur Iuifiibrung. 9os Stiid bonbelt
ans Dem @ilrgerfriege mo lit burh.
ans nidt porteiiih gebalten. Inter
Den Mitluirfenoen befinben lid:
~Wiib eoitb @urncp" - 2ouro Sic,
@ilporp;" .20uis 9umont" - 5re-
oerid 3elpis; oMrs. General @or.
llep" glice Butler; "@enerol Mel.
ion" Nbolpbe Seltino;" n@ilfreo
&ornep" = 6ranf 9rope; Caroline
Yiitforo"- Slorence @eiton; ySenrn
0umont" Sbornton Ileronoer;
~@enton S~lrreISioro" @eorge
Shrueoer; vMib aittrebgc" - Sri.
Solmes; .2ielltenont Worlpeu" =
6ronf @eouer; .Mortba" - Mollp
9roop; oSonos" - @eorge Garrett;
n2icrltenont Sorop" - glfreo Sue
ION inn; Sergeant @ilion" -
Gbas. @op; Corporal ellington
- Soluoro Seib.
onumcntal Sbcatcr.
n5be @orlobeoterS Spectacular
9urlesQue 60" tritt oieie ISOLDE inn
uMonumentol-S beoter" oltf uro ii.
u. perocn 5mei 9nrIesfen, n1nllid)
6rolicS at the Soir" unb .Sotel
Slip Slap" sur Nllffiibruna ae.
brod)t. Inter ocn Gin5elooriteQern
Iino: Com @atuB. Die brei Neoo3,
No0erS uno Silpert, Con-. Sonforh,
9%pbonnon uno Gorep, 9orid unb
<liell unb Mop @ebborot.
Sou q III y2pric."
Soriu fommt ON Sreitag nnb
Somltoa, ocn 10. unb 16. Nlpril, fir
orei Gon5erte nod Dem y2pric."
Souio's Gon5erte iino mulifoliide
@eniiiie, lpie Seocrmann beSelieel
miro, Ser bicielben ie beiudte. Dos
beriibmte Orheiter bat ouf ieinen
alinitreiien burh europe iiberoa Ole
Gr0bten Sriumpbe gefciert. @1breno
leiner Gegcnmartigen Sournee miro
Sr. Souiu groBere slus5iige aus
@oancr's ~Ioriifol" au @ebor brin-
gen. Die Solilten limo Giteue 9ieb.
lin0, Sopran, Settle Strois, Sioli-
niitin mo Serbert &. 9lorfe, Gorne.
tilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Scirat6s . Qieenscn.

Die folaenoen Sciratbs : 2ieen5eu
lpurben eeltern bonn Glerf oes Cont
mon . Hleos : @eribts alisgeitelIt:
Sorrp Srolif, 46, Nr. $40, Strsa.
perItrabe, uno Warp S.Sta9eleaus,
80.
Soiepb g. Yuet., 81, Warpoiue,
Wisc., uno Caroline g. Tuget, 80,
Aleronber, So. CIR. 4O6, Woro-
Green : StraBe).
! @illiam q. @ea, %, Nr. 1926,
Clifton : Hlace, unb Warponu g.
Mislep, Is.
Charles ". MiGcr, 80, GER. Ga,
Observation-Disclosures, unb Mattpe g.
8rneier, %.
George 9. Campbell. 80, nno
@race $. gppoIb, 30; gpplifant
SbomaS Macaen3ie, Nr. 800, ct.
Saul StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

3mei angebIihe Oiebe
BON ingem. = Die 8ebeimpoli-
3ilten Mrmitrong unb Moper perboi.
teteu aeitern Nbenb oen 2~1-idbrieen
Neger Clarence Spence iinb oen 26
Sabre alien Neger Clarence 81. See
lpegen ange6liden 9iebltabls bon
smei 0iomontringen. Spence, meI.
der III ben Irlrnbcl-T Slots an Der Wt.
&opal-Mpe. ais SabrItubI.g eoienite-
ter angeiteut lit. ioa Srn. Sobn y.
@onial, einem aoitadnger, cinen
Hing gum @ertbe bon $500 gclang-
fingert boben; See lit angeiduloigt
Srl. IbeIine Yiper BON SIR. IA, Dit
GageritroBe, einen Himg snm @ertbe
bon $40 entmenoet 81 bbaben. 0eibe
Neser bcbauptcn, Ole Hinge sefunoer
Su babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
~llnicrc sGcatcr.
Norn,s Snernhnus.

Ooro'S bdus.
eDolinccp Slcott miro oieie @od)c
III ellicnl nelten9 ramo, betltelt Ter
renee" III nSpro's Gpernbous" aui.
trefetl. Us lit 9ieics cine Granloti-
lotion BON Srou y. NJ. Grofer's
9fooelle ourd) G0mltn0 Ndib Wor~
gan. 3nm eriten Male Ieit Sobren
trlft ebointcep GIcott III oieIent
&obre IN einent Stiid ser Neu5cit
olli. er lit uniereu Observation-Disclosures
olS Selo IN alten 0ramcll, oerel
9arollng getpobnlid) III Srlono lag,
luobl befannt. Seine iilBe melooi.
lde Stimnle bot &cOcrmom be3ol!'
bert. Der 8elcgenbcit latte, Den Sor'
lfellliltgen, in oencn cr mttiplrfte.
bei5llluobnen.. Scine Gimme but
lbnl bauptiGblid Den 9toInen eincS
Sterns um 5beuterbiumel einges
trogen. 0os nelte Stild lit Elm &ier-
otter, oeiien Scencn nod SaQpbap,
Strlll uno Dublin III Srldno Der.
legt limo. nScrrencc," meld)er onrd)
Srn. Slcott imperionirt miro, lit eil
jnrlger irii6cr GOelmdnll, meldler
ollrd miBlihe llmitGn0e oGer, better
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Ser 3iebzS

Nod)lan0s Hpnlan bon Ioolpb DIT.
94ir in Ben bon ms perofientlid).
fen iriihcrcn Nomaren 0eS belicbtelI
8criuiiCr9, 10 lit cS ald bieSmal Gil
pudcnEs @em0l0e aus Ger roIbell
Wcbiraolpclt Der boperilhen Viper,
0aa gfOpIpb DIT nit lbarfen Stri.
den Dor ms entrollt. Wtit gelpan0.
Ter Scber ihilocrt er 2ano un0 Seltc
an GrlBe Der 3u0ipibe, oeS bod)Itcn
NergeS GeltihIultb'S, mo fcincn
Nu0cnblid perl1Bt Den Heier Die
Snmpothie, Die Stt iiir Ben @clbelt
ieiner Gr50hIrna ben 3icbiobn Der
Gil26ofbGuerin uno 2ebrcr III Eors
tcnfirhen 5u eriueten mciB. Wlt
oncnGor3iigen uno SeblerrL bic Dem
fcrnigen Menlhenlhlng Der boperl.
lhen 9crge eigen, trcten ms Die
bonnclnoen Yerlonen entgegel1, nno
ni6t pbne Elm @efiibl lebbatter Ve=
i~riebigun9 miro Der 2eier Die Sefs
tire oes interriiantcn @erfcS be,
lflicben, oas mebr dis Elm onoeres
oeeianct erideint, ms NIT Der rr-
miidiiaen Nutlr Der oeutlhen Nl-
pcniGhne pcrtrarlt 5l MADDEN.
VcItelhmgcn per Eolttorte oocr
0rief lUcr0en bon Dem Serallsgebcr
Go. Hoine III 9tr. 219 Noro.Gulpert
Strnbe, nnb bon ullen Srdgcrn jcs
Der 3cit entgegen gcnommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

pfoblen, oaB Der WaDpr DEM Stant'
ratb zinc &crnr0nlng 5llicloc, Der
altcu @eribtsgetallbe = Gonmilliou
Die Nlltorit1t gebcno, bas ourd Dos
lroBe Jeucr ltart belf1bigte Csc.
SugerbauS I'M 9rano-
oiitrift.
Sr. Spbn 3. Worb BON Ger. 92S,
Sotbebrolitrobe, crbielt geitern I'M
Viircau bcs @ebiube- Snipettors ole
grloubniB sum Sou zines % bel 90
SUB groBcn pieritodi9en Eager.
honieS olf Dem &ouplabc Nr. 3Ot,
Grbonge,Eloce, 5iuiifenS outb- nno
8apltrobe; Die Soften imp auf 5000
%feIt9elebt.
100000 bcreit.
Sic Sinon5beborbe bielt geltern
Tormittog cine Sibung unb nubn:
100000 bonn llabaribuB bonn Ser
toufe Der n@eitliden WorplGnocr
Nobr" ent9egen, iuclde Der Stobt
BON orei Sinan5. Snltituten, Die e3
Su 3A Yro5ent inter einem 3O.tGg:.
gen &ilnoigunastcrmin bon oer
Sta0t gclieben Datten, Sllriid. IS
tpur in oieiem Safe niht gefiinoigt
moroen ionoern Die brei Sinans.Sn-
%l'itrte, mHDl iuiilenG. ooh 81" Stoot
bos @clb tiir Die @erbeiierunoen ilc
9ronboiitrift IN turSer 3eit 5rau6ell
luiirbe offerirten cS freiminia. IS
luuren Die yGentral 5ruit.Go.," bic
aHotionnlbonf OF Commerce" u,b
Die Baltimore Sruit onb Guaranty
60" Seoes Sinan5. Snltitut 3oblle
100000. SIS iteben bon bent 0abri-
perfonfs. llcberihub Jest nod ST.
100000 unter ben o~ngefibrten &c
.%oingungen in eiiIem 0llbeno 9olti-
morer 6inon5- Snitituten aus, melhe
Summe I'M Saufe Der nGditen T.
Monate ebenfalls on ole Stabt 5u-
riidbe5oblt merbcn mub, ba sic
gauge Summe fir 8erbeiieruneS.
5pede I'M 9~ronoOiitrift aebraudt
miro. 9is jett iiro $1,1oO,O00 ihon
,llriidbe5ablt, Die 100000 i%nbesrii-
fen, tpelhe in Der bonferottcn ,Mo.
rplonb Eruit Gp." oeponirt more!l.
3inen auf 9epoiitcn.
Sm perfIolienen Wonut betritgcn
Die 3inien auf sic t1gliden 9eppl;.
ten Der Stobt in sen gonfen = 2115
Erpsent = $436S.S0
Hubt aus.
Wnbor Hobert W. Me9anc Count
iib ein paor Gage Der Hube, ole er.
item ieit Dem Seuer. Gr reiitc ant
Somitag Mbenb nod Ebilaoelpbiu
rlib wirb 0icnitag Woreen 5uriid.
tebren, ipenn feline 9lnpelenbeit mid:
'riiber nntfNpc lbi1 miro. @on alien
ge,pohncrn Der Stobt hot Moncr
'Wc2one ieit Dem groBen 8cier nctt
I. nnb 8. Sebruar lpobl am Shiuer-
item georbeitet.
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Sdiffsfartcn bon Baltimore nadl
Bremen.

@er cine Meiie nod 9eutldlano
%an5utreten gebenft, benadridtige St'
to aamberger, Nr. 202. H..8reene'
itrobe. M9ent oes rHorooeutibem
2lopo," pelfer meitere gliisfunit err
tbeilt. Wpril1, 2Ytte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

@etterouSii6tc 6ilr
Mornlun0 mo bcn 9iitrift Collins
bio tribe mo FILTER, noromcItliNe
Minhc.
Ger bDhltc lbcrnlomctcrltono mnr
CO Wroo Inn | llbr Ntod)nritto9S.
Ger nicoriglte Ibcrmometerltono
mar 81 @roO lm 6 llbr Wotgens.
Ter Winb bate cine Sd)nclli9fcit
bon % Wicilcn aus Dem Silben.
Miitlercr NarorleterItunb 20.6G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Sipiidenoeds Sdiifsfarten $34.
Von Wremen nod Baltimore. 8iai.
aere aarten az $24.50, ober nur fiir
Eafagiere, Die lett III llnearn unb
0roatien pobnen. Sbeo. $. Oiener
4 80, 3immer Nr. 3. TIA. Oit.2er-
inston.. nabe GalucrtitraBc.
GO0) q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
yMo5artsW GnncrdJur."
Observation-Disclosures

Gunmtag, Den II. Ipril 1904, in Der
yWcrmnnia.W Gunerd)ur- Sallc,"
Gombaro', maize YacaitraRc.
U01,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Sin ncucr Momam.

bcoiiult I'M tGgliden yGGttihcn
Gorreiponoentcu" nn nQd)itcn Giens
itoa; nitier MonIalt trGAt Den (itcl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

pfoblen, bnB ser Muppr oem Stabt.
ratb zinc &crnrbnmmg Srlicnoe, ser
nltclr @eri6tsgetGllhe 9 Gommilliou
Die Nutoritut gebcnb, bas ourdl Dos
1roBe Seuer itart beib1oiate Csc.
SugerbauS INT 9ran0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
SauitGts : Icrid)t.

NeItorben 300. - Beboren 292. -
2eihen Der lltbmnnnGSorgorC
iorbern rs Sricr. - BIC @rippt
nod INNER ~.
Nad, Dem @erid)t OcS @clunhbcit =
Gommriii1rS Or. SomcS @oSlep itor-
ben ~ Ger perilriienen Wohe 229
Yerionen IN Baltimore, oegen 16i
IN Der 1lfidlunienbcn Medic bc3
&orjabrcS, iS2 III 1902 nnn 2t1 IL
1901. Die StcrblibteitSrnic bctrltg
21.43 pro Sauicrlb Der @eiommtbc-
pGlfcrunN 1909 iitr bic @eiBen nnb
1869 fir hie Neaer. Son zen Ser
itorbcncn mnrcn 30 I'M MdSlnnnc O..
hnrcn; &c moren Nc]er. MIS- ochor"n
murbcn 300 ipeibe ulo ~ Neaertin.
ser oemcIbet. Sn Solpit0lern itnf.
ben %, I'M 9appie,p.MipI II mo III
onbcren 'SS,nititutcn 8 Eerionen; y
&nollelte lpurbcn gcbulten, Ilc
bouptinhliditcn SobeSurind,cn ma
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
San ssrnardino shops

The santa pc company viii eXpcud
over gl5O.O0O at San BonardIno. Cal
ifornia. within the next Sis months in
improvements. says the Times Index
General Manager wallis and O. party of
officials went through the shops yes
terday afternoon and this morning
with a view of seeing Just what wa.
wanted, and their endorsement of th,
proposed enlargement of both shop.
and yards win hp accompanied hy thl
early commencement of work
o. is proposed to extend the mia
chine shops and coach house a block
north. the Installation of expensive
machinery, several larsc electric
cranes being added to the equipment
These Improvements viii naturally
tend to double the number of mcchan
.rs employed increasing the payroll
to over si0O.OO monthly for tho me
chauloa, department alone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
WIFE FORGIVES
CONVICT HUBBY

They came to Denver four years ago
from souldior Kan. lurrous was
tnsmith and provided for bis wife q
comfortable home. Their domestic
happiness remained uubroken for Sew
ual month"; end then Iurrcns seemed
to tire of the pretty girl given him to
caro- f0r by the aged. dotlng parents
living upon tho farm in Kansas.
Do was the old story Just whom the
other woman came into bic llfo Jur.
ron and che alone know.
There were the long evenings when
iho wife waited in vain for her hus.
band Co return home. the amount OF
money given 90 provide for her De.
came less aud less and finally ceased
altogether and she was forced 30 seek
employment To- support herself
Then Jurrons wrote 90 the old cou.
pie at Souldior asking their assistance
declaring his iutorior OF buying a
homo for their daughter. a draft FOR
$50 was sent but On Mrs turrnns'
name Tho signature was forged and
with the money Iurrens persuaded the
other woman 20 leave the city with
him tio was arrested and sentenced
at Albuquerque. ". NJ for another
crime shortly aftorward
The story OF Miss Hayes is such as
20 cause sympathy Tor her part IN tho
unfortunate AFFAIR sho was deceived
from first 20 last. aa were also her
parents. M whose homo Iurrons was a
frequent caller TIE was presented 10
the family hy trends and over repre-.
soniod himself 81 an unmarried man.
SO persistent we're bis attentions that
ho was not long In winning the love
of Miss Hayes docelving her with OF.
fors nf marriage.
There W a striking similarity IA the
personal appearance of the two WON.
ON. Miss Hayes is. perhaps. a little
younger. but has the same largo
brown eyes and wealth Of dark hair
which causes 10th women 90 be called
/ pretty nonvoi Times. Oct 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
EX-CHAMPION CORBETT
Goes DOWN M DEFEAT BEFORE
TIE CHICAGO PRIZE FIGHTER.
"BATTLiNo" NELSON.

wcodwsrds Pavilion. San Fran.
cisco. Cal. Nov a0 In the greatest
iight ever Witnessed between little
men. Battling Nelson" of Chicago.
woa from Young Corbott OF ponver. IN
ten rounds. From the tap of the gong
untn Corbott's seconds threw up the
apooge. Nelson waf master OF the slt-
uatioa az every stage OF the game
ilis infightlng was revelation ard
toe most brilliant ever witnessed in
any ring here For the last three
ruuadB OF fighting Corbott was a.
helpieaa al a baby but he wobhled
around grogglly and gamelJ, until re-
poated calls fro34 around tne house 10
stoq ne fight. caused Harry Tuthll 20
entT the ring the fight vas over
and new man Is In line 90 vanqmsh
uhamplon Britt The story OF tee
iight Is simply told Corbctt entered
inc rms a. s;A5, almost unnotioed.
ovisg 10 the presence OF n gaudy
hucs negrC. wnom Announcer Bill Jor.
daa introduced as Count Bstrlal.
champion Graeco. Roman wrestler OF
tho world
'Battling" Nelson entered five min.
utos later
Although @ was not a championship
anair the donse stiffness OF the bis
house aa the men quarod up TO eacn
ouhW, showed the interest taeon In
the event
llOih men showed oxtreme caution
in ~ first round there being an evi.
dO4 disposition to take each others
meuvre Neither showed the slight.
ESQ nervousness
u the second round Nelson went
rgat al his man. winning the cheers
~ tae house The milling was fast
ant COrhott looked a bit dazed but
wore a Contomptuoua smile Corbett
was bleeding az the nose when ho
weat 90 hia corner Nelson surprised
tho house by bis brilliant mitigating.
CWbeit was bleeding freely at the
end of the third. The next two rounds
showed some OF the fastest milling
ever seen In any ring Nelson con.
NNNNNNtN ANlNfN ANN NNNA NN tue NWNNN
and beat him back badly with short
arm blows Keep away from him.
continually yelled Corbetts seconds.
They began to realize that the Chit
cago lad was the superior OF the man
who was supposed to be- a master at
ntightIng but Corbott always came
back swift and hard whom away with
arms length Then mo guelung
work of Nelson began 10 tell Ho be-.
peatedly missed uppor.cuts and
swings that would have ended the
fight at this stage had they landed.
Tho sixth WAS o. furious round which
ended in Nelson boating Corbott an
over the ring Tho house was going
wild Nelson kept up the work ln the
seventh beating Corbett until Bis face
was streaming with blood Corbett
had but one GLANCE, % las Tor and
land the punch for which he 10 "a.
mons. bat he never got the chance.
IN the eighth Nelson even outboxod
the Denver lad he was an bat out
when the bell rama.
The ninth WAS a terrible round
Corbett withatood bloW after bhuN
with marvellous endurance Keep
away koop away use judgment" his
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
A WONDERFUL ESTABLISHMENT

Much ia heard ln these days about
giant industries. their marvellous
rIso from small beginnings and the
genius of the men who have made
such advancement possible Some oi
the most remarkable Of these enter.
rr.sos are conducted in quiet way
without blare of trumpols so that the
public at large does not realize their
magnitude For instance. how many
people know tuat located in thc
southwestern part of Ohio ls the most
complete establishment Tor the man.
ufacture of ammunition in the worlds
Yet that b. the literal TRUTH o. ia
safe tD say that comparatively few of
the millions who have enjoyed ard
pr0hted by the use of Peters Cart
ridges and Loaded Shells have any
adequate knowledge of the factories
where these goods are made The
buildings of The Peters Cartridge com
pany aggregate loor space OF almost
200 900 square feet. to which additions
are constantly being made They are
crowded with machinery of latest De-.
sign. much OF it automatic and pro-
ducinE almost Incredible results. and
ulI Do charge of 2 on Of large expo
rlcnce and great success In their spo
cIal lines The ouipW in ali kinds of
shells and ammgnItiOn amounts t0
hundreds of millions annually
The statement that thIs Company
operates the most complete ammuni
t'ou plant In the world ls made ad
ylscdly. FOR while producing the groat
ESQ variety OF GOODS of any cartridge
factory ln the world lt does what no
other concern attempt makes prac
t.cally everything entering Into fhe
complete sholl or cartridge nf what
ever kind. except some of the rawesi
parts of the raw material and some
of the nitro powders The result BE-
this company not only obtains eyury
thing at FIRST hand. bot is able Jo
watch over every detail OF the proccsa
and to know that Do Us r.gnt an ma
torIals are carefully selected and th,
finished product .s subjected tu OK
huusiiyo tests. "a number of expert
men being employed for this purpose
alone From these factories are aDn'
out shells bearing thc familiar name.
League. Referee Sew Victor
"High Gun "ideal." and Premier
al well as the rifle and pistol cart
ridges loaded with ihe famous Semi
smokeloas powder all Of which are
largely used in This section Every
one who shoots amy ,lnd of a sun
ls cn.ony Interested iu knowing that
the ammunition he uses ia thoroughly
reliable and wolinigh perfect hui
these facts concerning thc place where
Peters ammunition is manufactured
may also Boz of intorea. 90 our readers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Washington. Drr THE nost0ffico
department has ordered that che enle
of the special issue OF Louisiana pur.
chase exposition stamps shall bo dis.
continued throughout The country Co.
lay. in accordance with the original
plan Beginning with the ChlcaEo
worlds filr ln 1898 the government
has issued four sets uf these com.
memoratiye STAMPS Zoo compliance
With the requests of the managers of
the oxp0a.tlons held at Omaha. Hufia-
lo and 49, Louis. 10 is probable. how
oyor that the custom has now come
to an end The elaborate designs of
the special issues nccossraies a
stamp of twice the ordinary size and
this has given rise 90 a general com.
plant from business men throughout
che country who find that the large
stamps entail considerable extra truu.
bic On their use. Postmagiers also
complain of the stamps because of
the largo s,ao OF the sheets they are
Obliged to handle. For these reasons
10 is likely that the oXpositiona of
Doe future viii meet with n rebuff
when they ask f1r special issues ol
stamps to advertise their shows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

A modest little Denver woman has
drgod the tremendous power of Uncle
Sam declined to answer the sum.
mons that would make her a witness
against her husband. who robbed her
and thon deserted hor for another
Mrs Clara lurfens is thia woman
she is employed ai a waitress iu tho
Emn'rc cafe ai go Seventeenth street
and resides at iGN California street
Just one block away az Harrison's
lining store Nellie Hayes. tho woman
her husband ned with. De- now em.
uloyod She. too. was deceived and.
ike the wife. sho has suffered
Some four years aro Mnreon Jur.
rons and his wife came 90 Denver
from aomdier. KAN Not long after.
ward b. forced bis wlfo'a name 90 n
dran sent her oy her parents and fed
With Miss Hayes tn Now Mexico. The
monag which he had stolen soon gave
ont rnd no committed another thoft
which sont him to Che New Mexico
nln''0nuary for two years Tie term
ia 300 today and as soon as he ls ro-
leased DO viii ho arrested by Denver
posionice inspectors and hroueht 20
ibis city for trial These slouthhounds
of the law have never lost track Of
him since the day he forged his wlfe's
name on the money orcer
The wife is tho principal witness
against him She has been sup.
poenacd 70 appear as witness
AGAINST him. but she viii not appear
without her evidence ho will 20 free
The government can compel her 90 vt
90 court hut she says they cannot
force her 10 testify He has been
nuuishcd enough. she snys She does
n't want him 90 return 90 hor She ~
through with him and will go her
own way
But he has hergod her from hts pri.
son coil not Co send him 90 another
This nioa was unnecessary She had
already made up her mind. Here o.
the story OF the young cc1ple:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

seconds kept repeating But Corbott
missed again and again. be seemed to-
lose judgment strength and every
quality which had formerly gained iur
him fame
The cry of stop The fight" was
yelled from every par of ihc nousc.
hut Dc was not until the tenth that the
hutchorng ended COrbott wohhlod
around mmoly. hut was as helpless as
a lame duck. Harry Tuthiil then
jumped into the ring. anc a great yell
went up from the crowd The fieht
was over
Corboti. hathcd ln blood and with q
s'ckly smile. shook hands with the
victor and was taer helped out of the
r.nF
Nelson looked strong and was un-
mnrsed Ho received the congraiula.
lions of scores of friends who crowded
around him. After posing FOR the snap
shot man he was carried of ON the
shoulders OF hls smiling friends. The
house gave him a tremendous osation.