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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
8nnteS Nacrlei,

Ger b|efanute VI dgnct'
SGn0er Son GDd itebt I'M 9e9riife,
cilr 0eieQidoft NIT einem &opitol
BON orci Wilionen Sronfen 5t bill
ncrt, Inn in Oitenhc, pie Dem oS0r4
l%cnfuricr" mitaetbcilt miro, cin III.
tcrnotionoIcS JcitipielbouS SIT cr'
rid)tcn.
9icfgl. Sol tbcutcr Sn'
tenoon5 peroifcntlidt ioeben Dos
GrogrQnm ser bG,rigen Hif). @og'
ner IeitipieIe i'm Erin5 &cgcnteIl'
GbeotCr. Montog, I. Tug, "9ie
Mciitcriilacr bon NiirnberG." /. 9fl'
belllngcnrinq: Mittipoh, 8. Nn0lIt
Gas R6cinqoIo;" 0onnerltug, TO-.
ghtouIt, Die @olfiirc;;" SomituG ~.
Nuguit. ySicgirieb; Sonntag, 13.
Nuguit, ,@6tteroGmmernng;" 9ien.
itog, Is. Nuallit, Ser 6liegcnoeSol-
lduocr." MitttuodJ, 16. gllg, Fri
Iton nno SiolOe." Srcitog Is. %ugy
Sic Meiitcrlinger BON Niirnberg."
2. 9ti6clungenriug: Wontog, 81. Nn'
quit, Sos Nb~eingolo;" 9ienItdG,22.
9hlauIt, Sic 8aItiirc;;" GomerItog,
q. Nuauit. nSic9frieo;;" 6reitaG25.
NllgnIt, o@6tterodmmerung." Mon
tou. %. Nnguit n1riiton II. Sioloc."
Miittipod), 30, Nug., Ser 6licgenNC
SoaGnoer." 0omcritng, 81. Mug,
,.Oic Meiitcriin9er bon R%iirnberg."
SamItog, ,. Sept, nGriiton II. SoI'
Sc" 3. Nibelmgenring; 9ienItdG,
). Sept. o0oS HbcingolO;" @itts
nod, 6. Sept, .9ie @olfiirc;" Srei.
tuN. s. Sept, nSieeirieo;" Samltn0,
9. Sept, yB6ttcroGmmcrung."
Sic Seniorcn uuo Sunios
rem Der 9Crliner 9tohemic Der &iln'
ito. 3lpei Gctcrancn Der oerltldeh
Nunit ponenocu 1905 ibr 80. SebenS'
iobr: NooIi BON Wcn5el uno IhorcaS
Nhcnbad), Ger grciic GiiTeloorfcr
Mciitcr lit nod cin pnor Monote al
Ter, olS Der unpcrglcid)lide 9or'tels
Ter ser iriocrisioniiden Gpode.
Tdcnbnd 9ebort ou6 am lonGltcn
Gcit 1870 Scr Ntoocmic an. W'ell-
3cl iol0tc crit 1888, olcidbeitig nit
Nen1 bolo SO. iGbrigcn WalcrGolinro
@ope. rSn 9c5u9 ollI ooS 2ebeltSol'
Ter uerben oQc brci aiinitler obcr
nod, mic ole n&b. sgSciti. 3t9." be.
rihtet, bon eincm acknowledgements.
olicoe iibcrtroiien: bon benz Wicner
RnholI non Sllt, Scr im Sommcr 93
Sabre olt miro. er piirbe 1874 gum
Nitolieoc crlpGblt. glnoere Wit9liC-
Der, oic 0uS Nlter beS FIalmiltcn
i~iberifrittcn bnbcn, limo Der Cont
9aunciIter Nuidoorfi (gcb. 1929,
Der 9%ilbbouer eugene 8nillaimc IL
Nom (geb. 1922, Scr Solanoer So
sci Ssrnela (geb. 1874, SSlpalo
g(denbod (geb. 1920, 5rieorid No
Ter (geb. 1920, Srie @erncr (seO,
1927, Der aupierIted)er Souis ST.
cobp (Geb. 1929, Der Mrdliteft lrlo
iriibcre s(fooemie /. Hrdiioent Serm,
gnoc (gcb. 1920. 2uoipis anails
(oeb. 1920. @eitoilS Dos lilrig'tc
N,italico lit Der Gbierbiloboiler Wit
quit @oltl, Der erit 36 Sabre miro
Sic ladit iiiilseren iino aribi'r
aompf (eeb. 1864 uno 8erbaroSo'
nenidl (geb. 1860. Die al1eroingSVel'
sc id,on Die @iiroe zines Senntors
bethlehem. Inter ben Wuiiferr NJ
Der Senior Or. aorI Hcinede inSclp4
5ig (gcb. 1920, Der Sunior ell9ri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
IQerlei .SumOr.


9llS oell rQuitigcn 9IGtteru," -
NidJt n0tbig. Soll$irou (hic bel Der
a0d)in einen SoIootcn oltriifD :9to-
iii, mas lit ocnn ooS2 Morlm Itedlt
Oh Dem fem Qidt on, Gina? - 81
10: 9oiicn'S ulorL Mooomc, mein
auiuIt iiebt mir nod im 9nItern. -
YoIienoGr l%lebergang. 8altcllon:....
limo nm fomlnen mir gum S6IrB
nod 81 Dem 8iloniB Der lngliifll'
den @rGiin almieunoc, Die iucgen
fires @ei5eS i'm gun5en 2onoe be
rild,tiot mar mo Elm elenoeS Gnoc
ionn. Ga, Der Bci5 lit Oic Wilr6rl al
les llcbelS! - 9iirfte id) pielleidt
nm Elm flcincS 0oitceilr bitten?
Gin bcitercS @ci6idtd)en trlig Iid)
oieicr Gage in cincm Srtc bel aemp'
ten an. Sam oo cin &nabc III Wdo'
dJenflcioun9 in sic Shulc. NlS ibn
Der 2cbrer irogtc, Worum CT Dem III
elmer ioIdcn 9Icibnn0 fomme, Iogte
ser GIeine Iont rglGgr. In5eigebl."
aur5 trcllbcr5i9; sd bab fol onoerS
@'mono. Meine SoIa icno perriNe
unb s. 1ttottcr BATS mott g'ilidt, ia
bo6 / bolt mcincr Shmeiter ibr @e'
luono antique" - Goruui notilrlid
ollgcmcineS @elGhtcr.
Nus Den nMeagcnborier @ldttern"
- Soflid). 3ndtbous Gircftor (5u
Dem eingelieierten StrGiIing): "SDr
Batter lit il al'd) ldleere Belt bel mir
eingeIperrt aeruelen." Str1IlinG;
,SopobI; id) ica Sic id)on grilBen,
Serr 0ircftor!" - Som Hcgcn IN
oic 9rauie. Sinh Sic ocnu nit
5luciten Srou eliidlider, ais
nit Der erlten2" - .8unn iG nldt
Die eritc NOR urlgebiloct mn
oerItono gues iolid); Die 5lpeite Ut
qcbiIoct mo pcritcbt Niles bcIcr!"-
GeS IuilerS 8erbmng. n6ranleln
2lleinoe, i) licbe Sic nit 100 SE.!"
MrS Der Hole gcfoIIen. Silreot;'
dri: nShreibcn Sic: Eurd) boben
Grlab BON = bonn = 9to, 100 bob'
id) MIR ocn hummer @iif?"
Gin outer aerl. &noctt (ocr icinc
Gouiine tiiBt): .Wioh' Die Ni9en
5lt uno ioB Die an6ppe an ounm
oentit OH, eS tiiBt did ein 2icrtc'
nantl"
@encinIomCr 8ltnId,. - q. (ouf
DEM Seimme9e bon, @irthSbunS):
n@os huit Gu Dir gepiinitt, ais
chen Die Sternihmuppe iicl? q:
~GoB mel Naltc itcn id)ldit, menn
i6 nad Souie fomnr'!" ": I'D,
oud)." - Woocrnc Chen. .So!"Sie
befinben lid oif Der &od)5eitsrciie;
ober mo lit benn Sbrc 8rou @emob.
limp" Sic lit int Hid,traud,c..
Coupe" - Siibne. Trou; .Gouorb.
Oh bnit ioeben infer Gienitml6ofen
gefiibt, Jest pump cS rlir aud an"
NnS Der n2uitiocn 8clellid)oIt."
Seine sluifaiiung. Gomc: ~&1ttc
i) meinen Wiann id)un friiber &C.
FAINT, bate id, i'm nid)t gebcirutbct."
Serr: ga. ieei, mo es 5l ip1t 1T,
bobcn sic Mitleio NIT ibm!" -Sm.
mcr ecidaitlidl. Sobnd)en einc5
3abnor3tes: YVopa. miepicl Saline
bot Der @enid?" 3ubnnrsi; o@iel Sll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

0robcnoc @lidc mo qcbollte SGuIte
rid)tctcn it'd oli bic SoGc, no ser
@roBiiirIt blob Dor G%rrc0ln0 ioB,
hin nod mcniQcn Nugenblifcn idneIl
Wno qcrGuihIoS icincn Elob II. On2
Sbeotcr SIT pcrInIicu. Grit nud) elmer
&iertclItmoe tonntc, 90 nlld) sic lido
ne &iinItlcrin cincn @cintrampf be-
tommcL bottc ln0 BON Scr @iibne
iortqefii6rt perbcn mllBtc, sic &or.
telling mieoer be9inneu.
Notiirli6 i. - 2ielltcnont: &c
meinbCit - ms ldidt man in oie&0s
lonieu uno lpenn mir Damn milit1ri.
iden @eiIt bineingebradt baben,
beiBt eS: Gas 2onb lit iebt - cipili-
iirt!"
IuS Sem mooerneu Sam l.
IienIeben. -.0eine GIteru flint
mern iid) o6cr 10 gut mic gar nid)t
Inn 0i6l" - .8iiroe ib mir olld
ie6r pcr6itteni' menn Iie eS tbGteul"
&on Scr 9 dmicre. n@or,
I'M bait Gu oenn cin 6reibillct Re
fommen?" - Slcii6er: sd bab'
SoS 9lilt. Oo3 bout S(6cno fIiebcn
miro, gclieICrt."
Ger ufrieOcne@ L d II l.
gam. - Sntimu8: o9tun, luie mar
0enn 9eine GerlobrmgSfeier nit Der
reid)cn 9onfierS = Eodter?" - Ser
iduloeter &opolicr: n@umoerid0n!
is rpor ia cine aun5c Tn5obl biIbider
MGoelS 5ugcgen!"
%ugepoBte 8eocnSart.
sit Scr Muiif = 9ircttor nod ints
mer 10 tieiiiunig2" ngteir, icbt
benft CT ihon nm cine Oftouc 10.
bcry"
Mefrutcn 8orItclIung.-
lieutenant: o@oS tbrn Sic, lueltn
sic iih olS Teierpiit III Sbrer 'Seis
motb befinoen uno erboIten eine
arie0Sbcorberrng?" -Hefrit;o Weis
mem Sd)nt goicu ioGcn!"
Gle ftoiiiihe & j d) II.
Mooome: lin @ottes Wiaeu, icbt
lit mir Die gcbrotenc Cans in sic
Nihc %gefolcn!" - &od,in: oNd, Oo
ncbmcn Sic JIG bolt mieoer 'rouS.
1dtbctiid); Plus Scr slide itci9t ser
Yboenir!"
llnper6eiierli d). Sd leIe
bier Elm Sdriftdcn 9cocn ooS Scr
leiben bon 9iid)ern." - GuS fnnnIt
Oh mir aud nal lcibcu."
9robung. - Stuoent Gu eli
mem tS0brttontel, Den CT ollplillpen
luollte): r&ie, 10 cine grobe 8irnto
rnO Sic fonnen nidt bunoert Mtarf
prmpcn? -. Dos iperoe ih cinent
NuSfunftS : 9iireolt mittbeilen!"
SDperbel. - ,9u. ole Srau
non unIcrem 9udholtcr ioll aber lebr
blunm icin!" = ia, porigcn Sont'
ltoa bot ie in Die 2otterie aeIebt itno
%buroufbin bat ibr Wann id)cn eliterl
groberen @ori6uB befommcn!"
SIN @iIoe gebliebcn.
@liidIid)er G6cmonn: nSUou nnr
meine juuqc Trau an! gebt Die III
meiner &iuo nidt luie cine &onl9iu
ber,mt?" = Sreuno: .Wortc nitr,
bis tic 81 rcgieren aniangcn miro"
MiIoernoc Il III it unoc.
t0err: D0ieic Dame fam id, nnrnog-
lid heirotben, ole Fat ELL jill bdblifcS
@eIidt!" - 8ermiitler: oI6cr. nch'
Sic lie mir. bic lit Nutomobililtin Il.
trGat bcn Aor6cn SoG Die Ilttomoa
hi(briUct"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

gabps fommen lpeiB man nidt gon5
ii9er. Giner iugt, ser Storf bringt
,jie, uno Ser on0ere iagt, Die 6rau
Riiuern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

MiIocrnoc Il III it inoc.
SEER: y9ieic Dame fam ifl nnmog-
lid heirotben, ole bot ell 81, bdblifcS
8eIid,t!" - 0ermiit(er: .Glbcr. nch.
Sic lie mir. Die lit Nutomobililtin Il.
trGat ocn aonacn Soa Die Nrtomo-
bilbriac!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Notiirlih. - lieutenant: rSc.
meinbcit - ms id)idt man in oie&o=
lonieu uno lpenu mir Damn milit6ri=
iden @eiIt bineingebrodt baben,
beiBt e8: nGoS 2ono lit iett ciDili-
iirt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

b'@Ibert in Berlin (geb. 1864 st
@IoSgom). Ger nddit iiingere lit
Frof. 6rieOrif 6. Sod in Berlin
(Geb. 1862, Rttalieo oc3 Scnot5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Gle ftoiiiihe & DGiu II.
Mooome: ollm @ottes miacu, icbt
lit mir Die gcbrotcne @onS in bie
9llhc gefolcn!" - aofin: SEA, On
ncbmcn Sic lie bolt mieoer 'rouS.
Whtbctiid); NuS Der slide itcigt ser
Yboenir!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

&on Scr 9 6 III icre. n@or.
I'M bait Oh oenn Elm 6reibiuct re.
fommen?" - Slcii6er; sd bah
SuS 9lllt, OoS bout N6cno fliebcn
miro, gcliefCrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Mefrutcn Sort g.
lieutenant: n@oS tbun Sic, pern
sic iih olS Teierpiit III Sbrer Sci.
motb befinoen uno erboIten cine
arie0Sbcoroerung?" -Refrut: nMeis
nem Sd)ot goielt iogcn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

%ngepaBte MeocnSart. -
sit Scr Muiif . 9ircftor nod int-
mer 10 tiefiiunig2" oNein, jest
oenft or ihon I'M cine OftoOc 10.
bcrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

@uS Sem mo6erneu 6omi4
lienIeben. -.0eine GItern flint
mern iid obcr 10 gut ipie gar nidt
Inn 0id!" - n@iiroe i6 mir ol6
ie6r nerbitten,' menn Iie eS tbGteu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

SIN @iloe geblieben. =
@liidIifer G6emont: nSd)ori' MIR
meine juuqc Srou on! 9ebt Die in
meiner &iQo nid,t luie eine &oniailt
berilm?" = Sreuno: .@ortc MIR,
bis tic 81 rceicren %anfangcn miro!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Ger befnunte @oGncl'
9Gn0er Son GDd itebt im @e9riife,
cilr @eieQid)oit nit einem Sopitol
BON orci Milionen 5ronfen 5l bill
ocn. Inn in Oltenoc, wie Dem oS0r'
l%cufuricr" mitaetbciIt miro, cin III
tcrnotionalcS JcitipielbouS ST cr'
rid)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Ger 5ufrieocne / d II i
- SutimuS: o9tur, uie mar
oenn 9eine SerlobrmgSieier nit Der
reid,cn 9onfierS . Godter?" - Ser
ifuloeter &ooalicr: .@unoerlhOn!
IS NOR ia cine gon5c Tn5obl biIbihcr
MGoelS 5ugcgen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

llnper6eiierli d. - SD leIe
bier Elm Sdrifthcn 9egcn boS Ser
leiben BON 9iifern." - 9aS fanr.lt
Oh mir aud NAL lcibcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

Spperbel. - .9u, ole Srou
non unicrem 9uhbaltcr ioll aber ieDr
bunm Icinl" - ia, poriscn Sont'
itog bot iie in Die 2otterie aciebt nno
baroufbin bot ibr Wonn idon eilcn
groberen 8oriduB befomlmcn!"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
NO STATEHOOD
FOR ARIZONA
Congressman Tawney Says no
Action Will Be Taken In
Next Congress
CONDITIONS NOT RIPE
For Admission Of Either of Two Ter.
rtories, Sing|y or Joint|y.-WiII 0p-
pose Any Such Action.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 21.--Con.
gressman }. A. Tawney, Of Minnesota,
who passed through Kansas City last
night en- route east at the head of a
Congressional party that has been
studying the statehood question in
the west is quoted as saying:
Conditions are not yet ripe for the
admission of either Arizona or New
Mexico, or both Of these territories
together. ! believe that the wisest
move for those two territories at this
time, would be to cease agitating the
statehood question. These territories
are not yet ready for it and there is
no use talking about it. There is moth
ing wrong with the people or the nat
ural conditions of New Mexico or Ari-
zona. Both are enjoying great pro-
gress. And it is for this reason that
expect to oppose with all my pow
er their admission now believe that
the federal government is giving them
justice in every particular Further
admissions to statehood would unset
tie conditions there. Capital is not
going in there while the political con-
ditionS are in transitory state and
what the country needs out there is
settled conditions, for few years at
least. How many years, | would not
venture to predict, though within the
next five years, unless something un-
foreseen happens, both territories will
make monstrous strides. Another
thing ] am impressed with, is the ut
ter impracticability of making a sin
gle commonwealth Of these two large
territories.
Il can assure you that no move will
be made towards statehood for Ari-
zona in any form whatever at the
approaching session of Congress. That
has been decided upon"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
CUNLIFFE IN THE SWEAT BOX.
Pinkertons Subject Robber Of 100000
to Long and Rigid Examination
at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Oct. 21.-Edward G. Gun
life, who committed the SOL 900 theft
from the Adams Express Company
here, was taken to the local office of
the Pinkerton Agency and put through
the sweating process until 4:20 o'clock
this morning. Whether or not he told
where the remaining money is, could
not be learned. Cunliffe told the re-
porters that the Pinkertons put him
through terrible racking, lasting
eight hours. When seen in Jail today
he said he was tired out.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
NEW YORK WANTS GOVERNOR FOLK
To Make an Address in the Empire
State in Favor of Jerome's Candi-
dacy and Good Government.

New York, Oct. 21.-William B.
Hornblower has signed and sent the
following call to Governor Folk:
81 understand that the citizens of
New York, without regard to party,
invite and urge you, for the sake of
good government, and in order to
keep in office a fearless and faithful
public servant, to come here and
speak for Jerome"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
DR.. BROWN UNDER ARREST.
Secretary of North Platte Copper Min
ing Company Held for
Larceny.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 21.-Dr. William
Brown, secretary of the North Platte
Copper Mining and Smelling Company
of Douglas, Wyoming, was arrested in
this city today on warrant charging
him with being fugitive from JUS
tice from Philadelphia. Brown was
indicted in that city October I'd on
a charge of larceny in connection with
the financial affairs of the company,
which was incorporated at Douglas in
Tune. 1901. Receivership proceedings
have been instituted in this city, Phll-
adelphia and Douglas
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
BRITISH EMPIRE IS CELEBRATING.
Today is the Century Anniversary Of
Nelson's Victory Over Fleets of
France and Spain.

London, Oct. 21.-In every part Of
the British empire today and wher-
ever the British man of war floats,
the one hundredth anniversary Of Mel
sons victory over the combined fleets
of France and Spain, off Cape Trafal-
gar, is being celebrated. Nelson's col
umn in this city was profusely decor
ated and it's base piled high with flow
#erS
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
NOTHING KNOWN IN SCHENECTADY
OF William Diedoan, or Didican, Who
Died of Starvation Near White
Oaks, New Mexico.

Schenectady, N. Y, Oct. 21.-Noth-
ing is known here of William Diedoan,
or Didican, prospector, who died of
starvation on the plains Of New Mexi-
co, west of White Oaks, according to
dispatch from Santa Fe. No family
or person of his name has resided
here for years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
Mrs. Helen Schmidlap, Charged With
Murder of Her Husband. Will
Have New Trial.

Denver, Oct. 21.-The jury in the
case of Mrs. Helen Schmidlap, charged
with the murder of her husband, failed
to reach an agreement and was dis
charged this morning, after consider
ing the case since Thursday afternoon.
The vote was said to stand eight for
acquittal and four for murder in the
first degree. A new trial has been set
for the 18th of next month.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
MISSOURI PACIFIC HAS WRECK.
Broken Rail Causes Disaster to Pas
senger Train-FuIIy Thirty Peo-
Pile Injured.

Fort Scott, Kans., Oct. 21.-The west
bound Missouri Pacific passenger train
number 40, carrying cars from Kansas
City and St. Louis, was wrecked five
miles west of Fort Scott today from
broken rail. Fully thirty passengers
were injured, but no one was killed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
ONLY ONE DEATH YESTERDAY.
Predicted Cold Weather Strikes Louis
lana and Acts as Check on Spread
of yellow Fever.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 21.-The pre-
dicted cold weather struck Louisiana
last night, sending the temperature
down in the forties over a large part
OF the state, The yellow fever situa-
tion in both city and state continues
to improve rapidly. Only one death
occurred all over Louisiana yesterday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21

II it's worth printing, you Will lind
II In tn, New Mclean.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
NO CHANGE IN JERRY
SIMPSONS CONDITION TODAY.

Wichita, Kas., Oct 2l.-Ex-Con-
gresham Jerry Simpsons condition
shows no change this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21
MRS. ROOSEVELT RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON TODAY.

Washington, Oct 21.-Mrs. Roose-
velt arrived in Washington today from
Atlanta. She made the southern trip
with President Roosevelt to that city
and greatly enjoyed her trip
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-10-21

call your attention specifically to
the matter Of health on the Isthmus.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-06-10
WhafLewis And Clark Achieved

The United Staes acquired the racine
Northwest when not Il soul knew its en-
tent its water cOulrinS and mountain
ranges. or its agricultural or mineral re-
$nurcD- We literally took a leap into
the dark. but the venture has turned "nt
wcl!-hcyond the most eXtiuvngant "N-
pvctatinnS even Of such IL S;ingulne states
man as Jefferson The region unless all
signs fail. will he Gac Of the wtaIthlcSt
and most powerful in America. perhaps
in the world. The purpose of the En-
position is to draw attention to these
facts and to their hearing on the political
and ,r@.ial welfare of the United States.
Many of our citizens are even HOW al
most rs ignorant Of the States of WASH
imgtun and Oregon HS was jefferson MN
self. Few have any adequate concep-
ton of the large part the Northwest Is
already playing in cur national life, or
realize how great its political influence
is to be in the years to come. But by
visiting Portland they may at least learn
by ocular demonstration that in the an
mails of all mankind there is no more
conspicuous instance of brilliant achieve
mcnt in turning Il savage wilderness INTO
n glorious empire.
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Made by the celebrated Burns Co We III
Drawers, good quality of cambria tucked and 7
Children's ~, cents an upward Women all,
and upward. Corset Covers - to 7 cents eac
aerwear made right insist upon Burns Royal
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Costly Treasures

Many of the churches of Moscow. and
they number some 400. contain treasure
or cnolmGIS value. In the Cathedral Df
the Assumption. situated inside the
Krcmlin. is the most sacred picture Of
Russia. the Virgin of Vladimir, painted
by st. Luke The jewels which adorn it
are valued at S225.u00 one emerald
alone being -aid to be worth S5oMm.
Napoleon took from the church five toms
of silver and five hundred weight of gold.
but its most precious treasures were CON
culled previous to the French invasion
and aft,rwarl rc.torcd.
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Liqhfninq's Freaks Or Whims

Camille Flammarion, the noted astron-
0mcr and scientist, in Il recent lecture
in Paris gave an account of some of the
freaks of lightning. These freaks, how
ever he affirmed, We're determined by
causes which we have yet to learn. Some
times it kills, sometimes it merely in
jures, and sometimes it seems to be
frolcking in a way which gives rise to
the hypothesis that sit is a thought
which, instead of being attached to n
brain, is attached to an electric current
Sometimes it plays the physician, as in
the instance at Romaines, France, when
in 1898 it struck a man who had not
been able to walk without n crutch, on
account of rheumatism. After the shock
the rheumatism disappeared.
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In The -.
-. Dunes

Lax" MirIlgah Is c"Vrt"uS OF hcT cast
cIm shore Year after year her sands
creep inland. Inch by inch. mile by
mile, IoW peach orchard is >mothcrrl
ROW u mellow wheat field is huttcd nut.
and in their stead scrub vines thrive
and sand hurrS sprawl in the sun. Year
by year the scrub pines grow stoutrr
and the sand luriS tlnElr thicker ana
thicker. and with each Year the dcSola-
ton Of the sand dune country increases.
Roads formed one month are shifting
dunes the next. Inland lakes, once green
ana lovely, slowly ana nercllr>Siy III"
chokcd. until wny SHnd-Skirtcd pools
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The Re. Air-CalTcy Acknowledging
;litll asst wet: is meeting with such
>ucct-, that the company i arranging
FIR the rurc..'' of "!pthrr motor We
hicle.
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American Lady Corsets
Boys Clothing

We are showing very nobby styles in
Boys Clothing. made of Serge and Cheviot at
prices TO suit all purses. Separate pants rs cents
to 81 each.