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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

beIe sen oiplomatiife og politiife
@er0en giper Jig til at giGtte Gaaoer
ON, bpao Ben bar at betDoe. Set
fiolte np paa set fejierlige Snlraaoe
er, at BON Tiger at faa iitanb cit Ml=
liance mellem 5Derige % Spiflano.
&ejieren er / oenne Si0 paa lit Ieo=
nanltge Sommerfrp6s n16er Sc ffan=
oinaniife &piter og bar al Ell eller
o,16en @rl11o ioor balgt at bol0e Zig
/ 9iteripen langs 5perige, meoens
tibligere Sc norife Sorbonoe bar
bans Iumleplabs. SON bar Dapt ct
@ar Solmmenfomlter me6 Song Ss-
cor, og of 6ette bar Diplomaternc
6elc @eroen ODER braget Sen Slut-
ming, at Ser Ell. cit ipenif-tpif Mlliance
l1nber Spieiling. @ba0 gobt eller
pu6t sen {fnl6e gi6re eller bbem ben
lfltl0e snpre rettet moo ct Set en6m1
life Ipffebes Sc floge StatsmGno at
fnrflarc, men @isninger11e er talrt=
&c iom &opets Sano. Selpfblge<
Zig ligger set nermeit at antoge, at
sen itl1l6e pirfe iom ct SfiermbrGt
mos England, t6et man gaar uo fra,
at oette 9ono bill faa betpoelig Sn6-
f(pbelie / Morge, noar ltnionsoplgs<
nir,een er enoelig or6net og &egie~
rinasformen / Morge faitllaaet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21


bioen ON: bbor mon Dor 59n er og
gaar bet BAN go6t?
2i0en Sue fan DGlte fort Secs, og
Ell Cradle fan fa1te Ell Man6 / &en-
oeitenen; Ser me0er Sen 11r1ge Man6
nnnr bon treber uo / 2ipet, mango
6riltelier, ser Ter lo iom set fun fu11-
Sc ppre go0t. &enner er lette at faa;
Inf &l1ngen op og la6 rulle, on er
gennerl1e Ser Itrofs. @r Nnngen
tom, er bperfen 8enge ej Deller Sen,
ner. &igrelt tier CT oglaa l1elnrte at
faa; Den n%erfarne lu1ge Mano GLIDER
let / 0eres Snare, og bans Moral er
borte, GLIDER burtig me0, bnor 5trem-
men lpber, GLIDER meo> inotil ON ba,t
bnnger poo, bliper buao man al
minoelig ful6er ct v@ubieft"
Ser ems 6remti6en lps l1o> og. bar
ri lat Maalet foran os meo goo
Bilie % fraftig .Mrm itreber efter at
! naa set; ligner alt @ul0, ri fan lie
lfinne os img0e og ri ipnes at
Set er iiffert at naa, ga er ser fun
ct: 2eg Ell Sine &laner for langt
borte, fig Ell efter 2pffeitiernen, og
Crib Ell efter 6et> Ser ffinr,er iom
Bulo. Mei bill gu / 2ipet frem> oa
buff eli, men flamre Sig til sit Moal,
itrab frem mos oit Soeal, las 8enner
gaa> lar fbrlt Sen at fienoe, 91t p11.
fer til Sen eller iom trenger Jig i;lo
poa Sig og bill eiere Dig til gelt.
ltofeg Dig EN- rigtig Sen, en-, Ser me.
ner Gig set goot; Las bam piie fig til
og bolo Sig fra 1eie &jereiter.
Sg ftoit, meu iffe rlin6it> glenn ej
at naar 91 friper til 6ooer og 900.
ser, at bpert Sro al go6t er @ono.
beo; oa fam 9u ltaa for 6em> 1aar
9u lpffelfg far naaet sit Moal, meo
aabre 9ine og goo sampittigbeo og
tage otn &oS al 6em; og ga oil Sc
globes ODER beres Sdn, ser gior6e
iaa goo Sre1mgang.
&c Sig om, ie om 81 fol1 iinoe cit
Mon6, ser bar 6laifen til Srplter, %
Sen! ON Ban naaeoe Moalet, lin fpr=
ite Flan. San naar olorta Longer
emo til 6laifen og oe gooe 8enner;
Ser fan oe fle1te mao til; mel, 11oa
ptoere frem set CT &unlte1t at
legge Jig efter!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
Otter n.

Get CT e1 Sing, Joni alle er enige
son1, at &rig er en- 6%orbanoelie. Seen
ennoer pisie 6orbolo beroer set BOG,
at bens 6plger fan blipe til 8eliig.
nellie for Sen Mation, iom bar neret
sen tobenoe @art. 9ertmoo er BET
{iffert life ofte bGn6t, at Sejrberren
bor bupt nogen itprre @laoe af fin
@epimt. Sooleoes bar &rigen /
1864 for 9onmarf ct u6preget Gelt=
beprnft til set beore / ollie @enleen-
Ser, % set turoe moaife aniees for
*f11eget tpipllomt, ON bort 6eorelan6
ibae bouoe itaoet paa ct iaa beit
ssa&ulturltanbpunft, bapoe life Solicit
enf &rigen lGrt at tage Jig iammen og
I16nptte De @i9lpefil6er, Der bar
sblebne oct lepne6e. &aa famine
'Maaoe ltges set at eaa Spanien MI.
;Gr noget 9an6 fommet u6 at en-
.Arig iom Ell pluffet 5ugl, iaa bar
bette megtelig Silfeloet meo Spa-
u1ien fra &ri9er me6 Mmerifa. gf
Sets engang ioa lbpre 8olonier / De
aanore 8etoensoele bar ser iaa at fige
1let ingen tilbage. 6laa6en bar rli-
a1eret, @an6el og 5tibsfart itagnerei
eg &re6iten s6elaet. Men ligeiom
De Donife toe Spanierne fig iammen,
90 Ser er peo at reiie fig ct npt 5pa-
Hien. Ser ier belt bort fro set tioli-
9ere Militeripitem og olene bpgge.:
Fin Sturbeb poo 2an6br1g og SeSn6u,
Tfri. S%nofbrielen er oftaeet / en- for.
bnb1en6e @ra6, men ! 5teoet tilbir,
Fer Sc in6en!anoife 5abrtfer ollie 8e,
folfningens 6orbrugsbarer. Sfibs,
bpggeriet er / froftie l16nitling, og,
Bba6 Ser er set be6ite 8epis for
Jremgang, 5poniens @tatspopirer
er otter tat ue6 8ori. 8i bill mulig
soplebe in6cn en- Mennelfealoer, at
9panien otter 'regnes mellem @u-
Eopas b%etpoelige 2onoe.
n - 49, -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
Strife 90 stot / 6ranf-


8i far allereoe tioligere giel1tag,
ne @ange Dopt 2eiligbe6 til at ont
tote, at Torbol6ene mellem Strife %
Stot / 6ranfrise / langere Stb bar
itooet for 8ruo. Chen iioit / Morts
bar set frantic 9eputeretfammer
neIten nof(ooelig forbon6let on
Sr6ningen of Sc Gorbol6, Ser pil6e
blipe en- 6elge al, at ser i%notraa6te
en- M6ifillelie mellem Stat og Strife,
og enoelig for omtrent to Tiger iioen
por man 1taaet iaa blot, at Der /
9eputeretfommeret funoe foretages
cit enoelig Mfitemnina, iom fit BET
&ei,1ltat, at 81 itemte for M6ifillel-
len og 233 imo6> en- iaa6nn. Set er
@iniiteriet &oupier og set raoifale
Slertol / 0epl1teretfammeret, ser bar
lat 5agen igjennem, og Sen er fra
fprite 8%egDn0elie mg6t at en- bol6iom
Mooitano, ser gap fig l1oi1ag / ct
foit %nfottelig fort Mntol SGnorings,
forilog, $50 iolt. 6ronfrige bar pe6
SEN npe firfelige Sroning facet al
oeles fri &eligionsppelie, omtrent
iom Der / 9anoet, og alle @eligion5-
iomfun6 bar ltge Met oberfor Staten
oa faor inger iom belit Stette al
oenne. &irfeeien6omme gaar ODER
til Sen chile Stnt og beitpres al
oenne, og bpert &irfeiamfun6 betaIsr
fine egne @rGiter og boloer fine eg11e
&irfer be6lige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
Set Toilette % set parmeIte @teS.

XII %uluttle DB Oel uQINtellS Sleo.
Sen lergelige 8er6mmelle at bore
BET fol6eite beboe6e Steo paa Soroeu
fam ben lille 8D 8ercboianif / Sibi.
rten prale me6. Ser opptier ollie
Marets Waane6er me6 l1n6tagelie af
SSnli Groitnetter: Sanuars Mio6el.
temperatur er SIP @r. &ul6e, %
ben labeite Der iogtta9ne 9emperatur
er = 69,8 ST. Geliius. gnonu I
Narts forefommer &%1l6egraoer paa
so og oerunoer. S Saul.or 1aar
Sbermometret alorig ODER 6e % CT.
unber 6rDiepunftet. 9il @iengielo
Tan set / ben forte @ommerti6 meo
oens lange Gage naa op paa 31>5
Grabs 8nrme.
Sen gienneminitlige bbieite Bar.
me berffer / Da6s6alen / California
meo 80 @r. @eliil1s; Mariml1m naar
ofte ber De so @r. g..
5ammenligner mon Sc to Ooer.
~pnnfter @ercboianif % Dbo$oalen,
ier man altiaal at Der be6 Dor Serbs
Sberflaoe fin6es Eemperaturafpigel.
ier paa ca: 100 ST. s. @en 10 bsie.-
re man itiger op fra Sor6en, oeito
mere tager Observation-Disclosures
efter ll6gmgspunftet al, til ser I ca.
10000 Meters &6ibe ollie 8egne o.
belle aaret igienem berffer iibiriit
&Suloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
5arpel.
digit ouer @utterne, iom fant meo
n@eore Stage"

Gen, iom bil pleie set ialte Ban6,
8er bpite al @ifinge<2eren:
bore Jig 9reng eller f%ulbpofie,
@ano,
folo uu6er. 6oren, itgt boloe Sta,6
bren0enbe ni0fj9r or @ren!
Saa oroser n.eo Smi( ban tit lioltt
Glf:
til 6laget bans Sip itaar / @iGl6,
set bpiner bans 9ont, set gisr 90
SEN imuf -
Gutter! @u6sfreo - og Garpel
Den, iom befarer set urgraa SAB,
ber a6iperge acknowledgment:
Spen er &ugge, og Seen er @rab,
8sleerne tog fun, bpao 8elger,1t
gan,
@abet / @rigbeb 9@ren!
Gg itaar 6er en- neobeiet @or unoer
Stran6,
ople1t / Saarernes 8el6:
bort Danmarf er Mor for bber pligt-
tro Mat6 r.
Gutter! @u1Sfre1- od TurbeI!
gaa logger hi aranie pao 8oor pes
Boar,
ct Commentator fuller Ser &iite;
bbor brat De BOG brDoes, sc 8lomite,
! Soar,
ri grunoer og beier bort graancoe
&aar !:
be6 aIle Sc &nab, pt forIiite.
Men, Gbef eller 2arIing, ct .beo ii
forian6,
bort 2ip itaar. til @ligteu i @ieIo,
90 bier at be Smua bar betaIt ion,
en- Mnno:
S itolte, fmon Gutter 5arbelll
3olser 0ratbmann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
-Aeerbraasminiiter @iliou pente


A9erbruas1niniiter @ilion pentes
] en- megd NOR Gsremtio at bile re-.
fiattert Dette er en- 6irefte 6sIge af
De &fTeringer, Der er. fo11ntet tot 80.
ieti BomuIosifaroalen Derbpiler
lite ben ri,1ge{te Sfpgee bberfen paa
Miniifter58ilfon eller Sen ferite 5ta-
5tiitifer Spoe for at bape giDet Meeo-
'oeleIfer ON Rapporterne ntioe men
Set lpgges Dem 2ait a noget
fanoont bar fl,1tne fe Itge u.osr
here's Mne uoen 81 6e erbleueo p-
.mqrf
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Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul.
saxinn., as second class ~maii-matter.
Gen penife @ifsoae.
Sc iiolte Meooeleljer fra Stocf,

Sc liOlte Me6oeleller fra Stocfs
boIm %oltgaaell0e &ifsoagel1s 6or-
-banolinger ON l1nionens en0elise
2psnina lpoer life ierlig beroligel1-
Sc. Ser t%elegraferes / Sirsoogs, at
.beage &ifsoogens &anre far peret
L 9eiougsmpoer baaoe Man0og %
Sirsbag % at man er fGr6ig meo
ben forelpbige 9ebanOling ON &egie-
ringsforl loget mgaaenoe Splesnin=
gen al l111ionel1, men at Sc to &omre
gar noaet meget forlfiellige &eiulta=
fer, bborfpr set bill blipe n%e6benoigt
at bebonole Sagen / 6ellesmebe.
11oiigterne er imiolertio, at Megie=
ningsforila9et, Ser gaar l1o paa fire.
oelig Sroning al Sagen, bil blipe
forfaitet, % at @iniiteriet 6erefter
bill reiignere. Stemnii1gen p%aaltaaes
;imi0lertio mere % mere at blipe /
.Sappr al freoelig 9psning, nabnlig
i SET liberale &orti. Geo ct Supple
-r%:rgspolg, Ser nplig afbol6tes / en-
.&ifsoagsfreos / Stoefbolms Mer=
I}e0, pa1t0t Sen &un0i6at, Ser bar
In1o0 at arpen0e Spang mos Moro=
mu110ene, me6 operp9l6en6e 6lertal
oper Sen &%an6t6at, ser btl6e babe
Observation-Disclosures a11ben6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21


sit 3erbpelea. Sen befienote
&olarforifer ,2sitnant @obert g.
8earp. Der tioIieere bar foretaget
aoifillige @ejier ! Be arftiite gsne,
.afreiite sbnoags paa en- nj gfspe.
oition Of iamme Mrt meo Set 5o;-
11nal at finoe Noropolen. Ser e
.bpggete ct ierligt sfib til oenne gts.
:peoition, Ser bar facet Mapnet .Moo.
fepelt1 sAlle Be i Sap11en Iiggenoe
#Sfibe biIieoe acknowledgement peo
,8ipp Of 9ampflsiters aloffer
paa nuooreM aaoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21
General IS. g. 8laefmar, Qperit.

fomanberen6e for g q. 81, er /
|Senoags afgonet peo Deoenznnoer ci
ppbo1o 8oiie, Soabo. General
8lacf1nar, SET peo iiolte 8. q. 81
ao11pe,rtion paIstes III gperitfoma11.
berenoe, boeoe ! Bolton. Son bar
&c fofte Maaneoer peret pagldg,
men bans 9bo fomoog aloeleg upen,
tet. ssobn Sing Baibinetonz Sc,
s. alofte Raitfoma11oerepoe onerta.
per ff1lors
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

en- Denif-tpif MII Il e.
Zen tfe Seller uiIoe bareten
uopertreffelig . RefIa1eaeent, bpis
sSfiPbnenboDoe a,,braat ham Sen
eipsiiiIIinass ansfa,1Siff foretaee
ia oel1 min ,ppaeel en at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

Nei, ben unge Man6 bar nh CLIENT
Gor9I6rene; bans Sonfer bon6rer BIZ
Sen ON, ban ler life Sen life 2pffe-
itierne, Soealet bar ban tabt al Spne,
Meiter finder, at Ben ,lnge Mano e.
blepen noget ligegploig; innrt er ban
Der iIet life til Arbeioe; bon er upau-
|lioelig, flyer Meiter, man tan iffc
itofe pao ban; jea ma ofifeoi9e
ban, Del CT lite mere 8rug for ,banl
Der.
Sen ltge Man6 faar ioa en- fign.
ne Dag ct 8uo, at ban fan sgaa. Scr
itaar ban MI uoen Mrbeibe, ,1oell
@enge % gen1ter, % noen ben fiere
Rige;; linens fiiooer gaoer % Mooer
bjemme og glRoer fig ODER beres fiqre
Sons ao6e 5remgang.
Zen nt1ge Ma11o, Ser nps traabte
llo paa 2ibets @lioebat1e, fpmpe6e
tapper fremshl Manlet giIien bar
Del, 2piten bar oer, 90 ban Git fra
|&ien1ttet en- sSper, iom hlnoe SET
bore ,trsr ssSSerr, men mem at bgie.
Desboerre gaar set tim oItfor ote
1.Itee Ma1o paa ben Maaoe 81 man.
aela ssnoeri od NPoa ar 6rllffet Ell
,balllfns'ZSfooa, met1g &anter11e lDber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-21

mesiig, n6en Sonfe ON Sc MaoIer,
Ser. iful6e me6e nit 9ie. Mf, SCI
bar &nngerens Gang, leg bapoe
bert, ben grl1ful6e Sang, Der ffulo;
fslge mig, til min 8eiies Gn6epunft.
|Sg lie! Dette 2an6 er en- at set III.
bite &eiiero6mmes rigeite &ropin,
Ter, % bans aller naaoigite Maie=
ftpts nnoeriaatter 66r JON 6luerl
Spm leg 1to6 peo 8inouet % lpi,
tebe, lso &nnaeriangen itartere, oa
F@Goilen mig iteg. Gette bar 86r,
llelteln1ner, % Set bar, JON f1noe
1lpat tpt1fe Jig 5ceneni let BerneaipI,
bbor Guiinber al gmaa iom meo e,
Rlagereit frembor= beres 2nifer %
8%egiGringer. Z
9oget ruItebe ms paa Stationen.
cer, Der tob 0et1ne tall9ie
Stare at De elen0ige Sn1nu, pres.
ienoe iig op imoo Serngitteret og ITO,
itrGffenoe moo os beres Sanoer,
lmoa, fisolbie &nnoer, Der bingle6e
[pno fraftfgie Mufler, Nrme, rDnfe,
De fom 8ergament. l1noer ben brli.
ne sub paa De ofmagreoe 4roppe
ION man taIIe @iibbe1ene SCI
ipnes fom ct timber, at Sc lite glen,
1ea1borer Snoen. 8 Moper1e :,
aa lunfne, atnlan friiteg tiI atro.
eriHe Ianeer noeen ss,.opoIoe
tibdge 5luer opffer6isie mao
sStaHer he aaber
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
TWO CHINAMEN HAVE
MULTITUDE or NAMES


w, 7. Williams NJ Olia Bend % haf.
ING ne time ~ his life III aelllne hla
title % some business property In
giia iieud sfrAiahtened DOT. II San
be- done. bui n will take a great many
corrective deeds t0 accomplish it
The ihnglc arose over popular mis-.
UNDERSTANDING as Ola bend REGARDING
the names 90 a couple on Chlnamfn
ehu Wtrt iu business there ln the
early days. Their rIaht names we're
Nun Pan and Tim lfc Theg wefo
the owners Of restaurant They
werr permitted TO put up > 6ai.d.ns
ga lui HfluHHlhf 90 n. q Cafnihera.
Me- Carmihefs subsequently rase
them e deed. and thar 10 when toe
trouble began,
IN masking cat the deed. NJ Car.
ruthers. tninklnF q was q matter ~
no consequence. since The grantees
were a couple % Cinnamon. flr whom
one name was az good az anpihof.
spelled their CoRnomuna hy ear ard
he bad noi heard CORRECTLY une uf
them appears in the instrument a.
Moon PcN and the other 81 In Tee
Alter thaf the namna % the Cinnamon
cheneed with every chnpso of the
weather No Assessor ever enf their
names allie ans they we're mower on
tered upon the duplicate aasessmont
roll even Ra the assessors had Them.
u h also a slnnnlaE fact that the
anmea Were never mlhcalied teiCe IN
the same way. The parties who had
business with them scented 20 haye
cxcrclaOr uncommon Ingenuity 10 max
Ing AZ May combinations az possible
ont or ihe letters omposlng their
names
Finally They wsgs out of business.
and they sold their property a. Az.
Williams. WIN. after holding a for
some years. has found 4 chance 70 dis
pose of " The Southern paciflc rail.
road wanted = restaurant Ia Giia Beud
and a couple 81 Cinnamon we're found
here willing 20 undertake. TIE yeniure.
The railroad company Offered them q
concession In tho matter OF ifeights.
All their supplies viii De carried from
points along the line Of che road FREQ
uf chargc This paa az attractive
proposition and lfl 10 The deal with
Mr. Williams Tor The former roslauF.
ant property. ana thas led 10 the Ola.
cogery Of tne Kaleidoscope names %
tho formor pfOprietora. The discovery
NJ first made q appear tbst consld-
cradle part 90 the population of the
Chinese empire had Of one time or an
other been Interested IN ella BEND
realty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
NINE PLEAD GUILTY
TO POLYGAMOJS ilvEi
suT TWO WILL FIGHT lNpicT.
mENT AND WILL STAND TRIAL.

Nine OF the eleven Mormons that
were Indicted some time ago for poly.
ganiy, plead guilty before judge Sloan
az Prescott. Arizona, and their sen.
fences will be pronounced December
1th. They were not present, but were
represented by their attorneys.
Those that plead guilty aeknow.
lodged a. least a technical violation
Of the anti-polygamy law, known a.
the Edmunds act. In contrasting their
guilt, they expect clemency from the
court on tho ground that they entered
into polygamy before the passage 0f
the Edmnnds act. and that 1t would
have been inhuman on their part 10
have discarded those wives Ia excess
Of those allowed BY law. BIZ whom
children had been borne
Those that plead guilty were: 10.
seph Fish 81 Holbrook, Jesse ~
Smith. Joseph w. smith, silas smith
Of Snowflake, N. NJ. Tanner Of ~.
Joseph, David X. udail. J. w. Brown,
John =, Rithlisberger Of 81. Johns,
and Jacob Butler OF Edgar
Low N. Savage Of Woodruff. and
Andrew v. Gibbons 81 81. JONAS. We're
the only ones out OF she eleven that
have decided 10 fleht their eases and
the trial " set for Decemher z
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
FIRST BRIDGE COMPLETED
ON THE BELgN CUTOFF.

After many months of persistent
work the drst bridge on the Beien cat,
nnhns been completed and last night
a work train passed over tho huge
structure Of steel and concrete. This
bridge y located a. tho western en-.
trance 70 Abo canyon. where tho line
ttarts across the Manzano mOuntainu
The structure towers 100 feet above
the bed Of the canyon and the middle
span ~ 80 feet. The bridge itself 10
constructed Of huge steel tnisses set
upon o massive concrete base aud 80
substantial and high above the water
line ~ the bridge that q II expected
20 Withstand the elements for many
years 60 come.
All the stone and concrete work on
ihe other bridges IN the canyon has
been completed and The work OF plac.
Ing the steel work OF tho bridges viii
now be rushed This work Is the most
dlhicult aud most expensive OF ali tho
cnton and constitutes almost ono.haff
OF the cost 81 building the short line
The grandest monument 10 modern
engineering methods IL said to be-
found In Abo canyon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
SANTA FE SURGEONS
MEET IN TOPEKA
The MEDICAL MEN or The MAIN
LINE or THE BIC svsTEM mi
SESSION.

Surgeons attached 10 the Afch sou.
Topeka a Santa 81 hospitals ai To-
peka. Fort Madlann. Ia. Ottawa. Kan.
la JuEfa, Colo. and LaB VEGAS. N.
~, and the local surgeons ln tne
employ Of the company az various
points on tho line of the systom be-.
tween Chicago and Denver. southwest
Of Albuquerque And El f'aaO and south
TO Purcell. compiling tho Santa We
Railway Medical aud Surgical society,
held the frat aosRlon Of their annual
meeting a. the Santa We hospital, IN
Topeka, saturday fternoon. SAYS the
State Journal
This 70 the ninth ANIMAL meellng Of
the society. and Of lis enrolment Of
il2 members tue great majority u
tham were present a the openlng ses.
sion
The meeting was called 20 order
by Dr. ~ D. shaw az las Vegas, NJ
a., The president u the society, and
the whole afternoon WAS devoted 10 a
clinical demonstfailon BY Dr. :. 2.
Raster, tho SUP fntendent OK the
sauia ~ hospital hero THIS demon.
airatlOn was on the general suhleei OF
fractures and the fractures SUSTAINED
BY patients Who we're being treated
IN the hoapilal were used a. llluatfD-
'loae hs Dr. Kassef IN Ms discussion
% the ffaflurea thaf 4se common In
railway practice. aud their treatment.
bualness xflaifs Incident % the ~.
cleiy viii be llansacied az the kaeef'
ing which wsll BE- held Tomorrow
mornlne. aud ~. shaw viii deliver
a.. ntUual 1891 - ..a...I .Is.Uf ~ thn
society Alter hHslnoHs matters have
hccn disposed OF lherf win BE- a read.
Ing Of papers BY members q the no-
cieiy On aIhitels Of interest 10 rail-
way surgeons and practitioners ~
general and these papers will be dle.
caahed generally.
AmcNg those present AZ the meeting
are pr Ffank Finney n la iunla
Coiot o. y. Johnston Of i.akln. ran.
~. q n Mccarthy % Dodge Cilyl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
RUB ON
Pdinklllev
and tho Reservations gone.

kan., d. John a. Wilson Of Nlckor.
son. Kan. DR.. =. A. Leedhani oi i.na
Animas. Colo Dr. y. N. Workman Of
Woodward. Okla, ~. q. G. Purdue
oi wichita. KAN; Dr. n. ,. Kasier 81
Chicago. Iil, Dr. w T.. Smith or
siree'or, NJ pr. " &. Chapman or
Fort Madison. Ia. nr u. n. Fryer OF
Kansas Clty, Mo. Dr. n. O. Newton
~ ~ Plata, No. Df, George y. Hleh.
smith Of Carroltcn, No; Or. VI.
Eckdall on Emporia. Kan. nr. J. v.
Hardy ~ Mcdford Okla Df u. W
3nlccr nf Colorado sprlnrs. Colo. Dr
p. W kcarby 81 Rocky Ford. Colo
~. John Grass oi Trinidad Colo. and
~. } y worth II Alhuauerque. n.
Officers ~ the society afr Or BE- -
shaw of Las Vegas. n. 81, president:
pr. q & Purdue OF Wlcuiia. Kan.
first yicn president; Or. J, w. Barker
uf Chanuio. Kan. second yIre proal.
dent; d.. John Grass Of Trinidad.
Colo. third Vice president; ~ -. ~.
Putnam OF Marcellne. So. fourth Vice
PRESIDENT Or, W. A. uehren Of To
peka secretary, and Df ,. ~ FREQ
man Of Topeka. treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
OF UNIQUE CHARACTER

The Phoenix builders Exohange Is
one 81 the most unique organizations
Of It's kind IN the entire country. Us.
ually. when We hear Of an organixa-
tion 0f merchants, manufacturers, pro.
feasiOnal men or workmen we look
farther and ny 60 discover iusl how
high prices are going to be boosted
or what particular interests are 10 bo
hnfagunized.
SO far as the Phoenix Builders Tx
change IL concerned o search Of this
Kind, no matter how diligently II may
b. prosecuted, cannot has help prove
unsuccessful. for the reason tssl riie
exchange was not organized for any
such purpose and h not being Rper-
aied along such lines ON the con
trary. rs objects are purely educa-
tionala sort 81 Information bureau.
as II we're.
The exchange Is made up Of nearly
every contractor IN thc city. cDmpFis.
Ing every branch 90 the building
trades carpenters brick mas0ns, ~.
per hangers, decorator painters.
plumbers, stone masons and 40 on.
The exchange meets regularly once
each week, on Thursday night. and
one " The principal features OF those
meetings Is what is called the "ques-
tlou box ANS member who Is con
fronied With a difficult mechanical
prohlem or one On which he needs IN
slruciloni u perhaps not being IN his
branch of the trades. IS privileged 90
write out hia question or doslsnate
the particular point on which he
needs additional lleht ana place Il IN
the BOX on opening the box and
making himself acquainted with the
different requests the president Of tae
exchange appoints q suitable commit
Zee b deal with the subject matter u
each inquiry Upon he report OF
this committee general discussion
Is had on ~ merits and findings aud
thereby ihe fullest possible measure
~ Information j. Impaired.
The huiidors' Exchange "a DOT only
proving a grand thing for the mrm-
hers themselves. buf. Indirectly. viii
benefit the city AZ a wholly. as Il will
undoubtedly place the members n q
position 20 90 better Nork than other.
wise would ~ pOsaible
The exchange holds rs regular
meeting tonight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

The death llst for 1905 n a. follows.
~ each instance the victims being
members Of high school or small col.
laup teams,
JAMES Edward Bryant member Can
yon city. Colo. high school team.
Miss Bernadoiie Decker, killed IN
giris football game az Cnmbcrland,
Nd
John g. nondcro. powetg city. Conn.
iioratlo 2. KNIGHT Phillips Exeter
academy.
Herman c. Noreaard. member coun.
eli hluiis, iowa. high school team
James Squlres, Alton, ~, high
school team.
John = Summerrill. franklin col.
leHe, Chester. pa.
Clarence Van Bokkalen. " years
old. member santa Clara. Cal. high
school team.
Leslie Wise. killed IN acnSol game
az Milwaukee.
Vernon Wiee, Oak Park. IN.
Saturdays list OF three victims said
% be- fatally injured II ~ follows
Randall Mcleod. member Of Hamp.
ton, Iowa. high school team.
John M1chan. Pacific Grove, Cal.
Lawrence schaffcr. student ~ He'd
ding college,