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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Captain Sanicl Stccnfcm gcitprbcn.

Gin befannter Seutider aus benz
2eben gcidieben. @ar an alien
oclti6en @obltbdtigfeits Inter.
nebmungen betbciligt.
Capt. Ianiel Steenfen ltnrb &c.
tern mad fur5er aronfbeit in ieincr
letter @obnung, Nr. 10S, Siio-EatF
terion-Yorf- gpenuc. Cine Sungcn.
ent3iinoung, pelde iein Ser5 be-
riibrte, lprroe BON Den i'm bebonoeln.
Den Ier5ten ais Sooesurlabe feItge'
lteat. Wit Gopt. Steenfen bat oos
0eutif)tbum 9oltinore's eincnItann
perloren mcl6cr, obne lid ie in ben
gorbergrunb 81 brdngen, oentob
iebr piel @utcs fir Die belltihen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbat. Sir
Oie brei ipejifiif oclltiden SnItitlte
goltimore's, bos ngagemeinc 9eut-
ide @oilcnbous," Die raagemeinc
Geutide Grciictbcimatb" uno Die
rGelltidc @eieaibait bon I~arplano"
mar Capt. Stcenfcn itets Elm cmiiger
grbeiter. Scit Sobren iuar cr elmer
Ser 9ireftoren Der ~naagemeinen
9eutl6en @reiicnbcinlat6."
4n1 lebten Wontag erfronfte Gopt.
Steenfen an Der 2rlngenent5iinbung.
Im Sreitog begarm lein 3ultano fri
tii6 81 nerbcn, unb am Sonntog
perlor Der Yotient Oos 9elpliBtiein.
Ger Gerblidenc crblidte Dor So
Sobren in Bremen bas 2idt Der
@elt. gr iuurbe bon leiner Sugenb
al 5llm Seemam mnsgebiloet,
mnd)te picle Heiien ais Captain oeS
Horoocutidcn 9lopo nud Imerifn
5lllebt boiiptiGhlid) auf benz ompfer
n4rnolb 9otbingcr." Gor 5lpon5ig
Sobren lieb CT iid) bier ais Sbifis-
itaucr niebcr unb betrieb bieies @cs
id1it nit ioldcm grfolg, ooB er lld
bereits Dor iieben Sabren in ben
Hubeitono 5uriid5icben fonnte.
Sr. Steenfcn permGbltc li6 i'm
Sabre 1869 nit Srau @argaretbe
8utb. gr binterldBt auBer ieiner
@ittipe einen Sobn, Gr. 6. G.Stccll.
fen, uno brei Sod)ter, Srau annn
Gardner ilno Die 5rls. Gertrude ulo
Gliie Steenfen.
Gus 2eidenbcgGngniB finoct NOR
gen Nadmittoa INT 511a3 ltbr bonn
2raucrbauie aus auf Dem n2ouoon.
Earf- Sricoboie" ltatt. Eaitor SllliuS
Soimam miro oen S%rauergottes-
oicuIt leiten. @iS iebt iinb Die SS.
@ultop Siegnrunb, Eoul @eil6oder,
Gercp 6. &cnnigbaliien, Sobn 9.
Wepcr unb Eoitor CT. Wiurclts Bod
mann ols Gbren.9 obrtltd)trd9er aus.
erforcn porben ltnb ais aftipe 9obr.
t%nd,trGgcr Die SO. 6. 3. Wcislubn,
Setrp Struben, Ilbredt Stilbp,
Spbn 6. Soajcs uno @biparo 9obm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Ser Iebte Gortroo.

Ger leBte Sortrd9 9.
nGos @eim lit sic Soffnung Der Na-
tion." Gieies mar Die @runblage eli
mes SortrogcS, Sen Sr. &c Gourcp u.
Sbom gcitern Sormittag IN Ser JEDI.
item mo letten Gonferen5 iiber vbic
arbeit iiir ainoer" in Ser Sale Der
.Seoeroteo CHARITIES" belt. Die olts
oeren Spreder maren Sr. Sobn %.
8lenn ilno Ct. 8m. 9ulod Glarf.
Sr. @lenn, Erdiibent Ger it1otiihen
armenbeboroe, 'oete, Die 9eborOe
babe lcit 1900 ia elternloie &inoer
in Somilien untergebraft, mGbreno
800 in Inltalten perlorgt miiroen; es
iei boS 9eItrebcn Der 9eboroe, iaate
CT, 10 piele ainber pie moglih in So
uilien unter6ubringen, meil oas ia.
milienleben er5ieberiider mirfe uno
es Der Stoot auBeroem nihts %foItete.
Or. GIarf, Yr1iioent Der ySeltrp @at-
ion Gbiloren's aib Societp," lprafl
iibcr leinc griobrungen. Bon Den
2SS Ginoern, nelde IN ben letten If
Sabren Der Nlliiiht Der 8eieaIdaft
cntwadien ieien, iagte er, f1men III
iebr out porip1rts, "a einigernnoben
gut; IA ipdren Saugenidtle uno A
irrlinnig gemoroen, 8 ieien geItcrben
ilno 36 perihollen. Gie @ele aldaft
bat iett 367 ainoer in Seimen olif
ocm 2anoe. Die jGbrlihcn Ilisgobcn
Der @eieaidaft belal,fcn lid oni
$4,000.
Gin q d Of t.-@olosborolt0b
goilep, cir, 81 Barriers Wills, bel ga
lisburp, Wo., m%obnbafter Sarmcr,
liebt in Salisbury ieinem Ero5eb
entgeeen iueeen grn1oroung ieincr
Nobbarin 6rau u. q. ennis, oie CT
an Samitag abeilo eridoB. 3ie
5olt itanb in ibrer Saustbiire, ols
9oiIep ouf Tie feiierte, iino Elm Mahn,
9tomens Mlfreo Sones, meld)er nebcn
Ser Troii Itot,b, iplirbe leidt periuull.
oct. 9ailep's @ottin batte oieielt
perlaiien uno bel 6rali ennis Inter
funft eefunoen, nno uabriheitlib
aus 8ade oafiir erid)oB 9aiIep lie.
Shreitet gut pormdrts $.
= Der 9nit Ser nellen oitlihen bGbe-
rem 2obteridule an 0roabipap nnb
Nortb : gpenlie idreitet nader Dor.
mirts, uito pern feline utporberee-
x6ene Storutg eintritt, miro Die
Sdule gum September, penn oas
ncle Shnliabr begin,t, be5ogen iper-
0en fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
STIR sic Confirmation.

4iinItleriide photographer aufse.
nommcil. - Spe5ialpreiie fir Gon-
iirmanoen bis mad SItern. - Mit
iebem 9uscnb photographer elm
pergroBertes @ilb.-Yortrats IN &c.
pia, Grapon, Gaitea unb @aiierfar.
ben. ~ Wm. ainlins's Ebotoarapbi.
id)es Mtrlier, sos Siib-Sruaoiuag.
(80-105)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Sdiffsfartcn BON nnb nad SeMtid.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
jiite $45 uio $47.50 @remen-YaI.
timore $3.50 Minoreiie st biuige.
rem Ereiie. 9beo. S. 9iencr & Go.,
PIT Dts Baltimore Strobe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Staot Baltimore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

f.NIaocmie." Sicfe Nobc: n45 Wtts
nnics from 9ronolunu",
,DpnioahtraRrn $ Sbeater." Steie sSotc:
,llnCle CONS Cabin.
rSpro's Spernhnus. Siefe 2Sodc: Hobert
Sbciun In oStrunabeGrt".
,9lancn'S Shrater." Tiefc SSode: nSDe
WiIlipnaire Setcctinc".
,WidrDlnnosS bcuter." - Eiete sSodbe: Ietfb'S
G1Ihcpiues GcriieIllnGefi. 2d9lide WIattrlee.
,Nnoiturium : SBentcr." - Siete gSode:
,gseagb from Edris".
rAIbnuab's Sbcnter." yNtr5. temples Ie,
%learnrn".
,Wapcin. sbcatcr." - Sicic 9Spde: Snrrp
9rbnnt's Extravaganza Gompugnic. Tdglib
S,uei @pritcunGcIt.
,9cbmann'S Saac".-Mittipodb, ben 4. gprtI,
s.i5 @bCnos. 5ictiinI bon YbrGm Wiufcs. Siolia
Htit.
eettcc 1cabuoh, Reeitai" ant Srsfng, ben &.
9lpriL NadmittnGs 4 ubr.
.Ycabunhs 3uititut." - Sienfta1, bert 10.
gpril. s llbr gberos, @ad's nSt. Wlattb1nss
@SuiItun".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Ylrttmr ~. Mcb|ctt,

HaNuge /. Wofatiats . 0elbpedjiel-
@nrcam. Sdiffsfarfen fit aIe
Dampfer-2 inien. Reiiepdiie, WedieI.
@elopedieI unb @eIbienoungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03
Waf6in9ton Asentar
-beS- .
"peutf6en Correspondent"
8m,. Sannemann, 1915 Narion.
Strafe, W.-@.
iuo Nnjcigcu unb Beitelangcnl entgegtu genont'
meu tucrben.
2pfalbcridte ans @aibingtun.

l ~ 1 ! W q l
Sr. gilbert Eiifferlin9, wobnbnit
IN 9tr. 1893, SsStraBe, sd, mod)te
am Sonntog Nad)mittag cine Spa
5ieriabrt i'm Suegp nod 9ennings,
nuf Dem @ege begegncte er einem
Illtomobil, npburd) icin Hfcro ldelte
urlo 10 plotlif einen Mniab mad)te,
Dob Sr. Efifierling altf Die Sano-
ltraBe geidJleuoert murbe unb IN be-
lpiBtloicm 3uItanbe nod iciner 8ob-
nlng gebrod)t meroen muBte, 100 dr5t-
lid)e lnterl itd)llh9 ergab, oob 5lpet
Hippen gebrpdJen poren unb Der Ho-
tient nod ionitige innerlide Ser
lcbllngcn %erlitt, Die 5rpar ifmer5lid),
aber nidt lebensgefGbrlid iino. 3as
Efero nebit 6ltbrperf nliroe ipdtcr
Dem gieentbiimer 5iigefiibrt.
Ses RoroeS angeflagt.
2ottie iSoipfins, cine iunge Nege-
rim, murbe geltern i'm Criminal @e-
rid)t Hr. 1 beS WoroeS i'm erIten
8raOe ahgeihuloigt, neil lie am les-
ten %. Se5ember lire feline Spf)ter
I'M InacoItia . Sluiie angeblih err
trd1lfte. Die Habenmltter ioll baS
| &ino ON crndbnten Gage Ibenos 6
llbr bon ser Bride ms @alier ge-
morfen baben, aus Dem eS als 2eidc
bon Scr Yoli5ei ans llfer uno nab
Der Morgle gebradt mllrOe, no Die
ltnteriu6ung bes Goroners ereob.
ooB Die 2eide ole Mn5eihen oes Or
trinfens bottc. Die @erbanolung
miro beute fortgeiett. Or. 2arfin
@. @la5cbroof, Der oils Coroner BET
Dem Snqlueit fungirte, mar Der ein-
5ige geitern pernommene 3euge.
@olIen lid BUM 9unoe
hrs Seben bereinen.
Inter sen Seirotbslultigen, Die iid
geitern ibre So63eits-2icen5en loiteu,
~bcfnnoen iid:
Serrp $. Sobge unb 2on Can't,
9eioe BON Upper Warlboro, Mb.
Sobn @. @rigbt BON 9laoensburg,
Mb., uno 9ioln Walld) bon @aibing.
ton.
Soraee Sodion unO Gli5a 0oriey,
9eioe BON Suaarlano, W0.
Sobn q. G%arrin9ton bon Norfolf,
3d., unb ella g. grolpn bon @aib-
ington. IND.
Sal. 90. Meper uno 2eona &auf-
mann, 9eioe BON Baltimore, Wo.
Mod Sliper unb alberta @ibion.
Gugene i. 8reiier bon Tod)ele,
ST., unb Nonnette UNDERWOOD bon
@ngncrpiQe, N..G.
Benjamin 8. Carleton bon Offer.
County, Sa., uno Carrie 9.9roiuning
BON Gulpcper : Gountp, So.
Sic cIcftriihe .@aibtng-
tom @altimore. Innapo'
lis 9abn" miro Sbotiad)e. Gic
Gompognie bat bel Der n9arnegie
Stcel So" in Yittsburg 2iW Cont
nen StabIifienen bcItellt, pelhe i'm
Moi unb Sum- oieics Sabres geliefert
mcrben miiiien. Gic nSioclitp Cont
Itrilction 60" BON Detroit, Wtid).,
bat enGontroft fiir bie9tipellirungss
Mrbeiten fir Die 9nbn erbalten ltno
Die Irbeiten bereits %begonnen.
&obIen. unb Gismangel
= 9ie 9oblcnbduoler 9altimore's
mcroen morgcn cine 8eriammlitng
bolten uno iibcr Ole standardization
berotben. Gs miro nidt ertportet,
oab iofort cine Yreiserbobung elm.
treten miro, dber Die 9oblenbdnOlcr
iperSen feline Observation-Disclosures att
ncblnen.
Sr. Gomoro 6. Gurrington, @ene.
ralonpolt Scr .aniderboder Gis
Co." iagte geItern. penn Der 3oblcns
itrife lange bouern uno Weid)foblen
rar merbcn ioaten, piiroe dild) gro.
Der %Gismangel eintreten, oenn Die
Grnbte lei in alien 2onbestbe:len MIR
cine balbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-03

a.. anirrim, Annbrnid)nciber,
~ Noro-g aitan- StraBe, gaItimore's
SuperIGiiigiter aunbenifneiber. @e.
rcit iiir's .6riibnbrsgeiddit.
l9'dr8li0i5r-)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
TIE wEsrgas concsEss

Ta* Meeting a the TTans Aissfs
sapaa sssagEsss I'm Kansas GHg. I'm M"
geHaameg. will As aae sf sh~ sHaaasf Inn
sssEaamf GATHERINGS ~ The kear, The
E~sFssenee ~ pnhsie officials ana dis
siagnashea msn fFt,an all parts - the
gesa. ~ineiading The Pacific eaasi. q
rewassa Comprising in ares tao thirds
81 the United States. gives assurance
0f the representative sharaTfsr AZ
thu organization and of the e~ash0aieity
af H. objects and membership, N
the iAea H. adopted IN make tina con
sE.ss u free forum on all western
topics" the rHlseting will essaae pretty
near being a thorough expression Of
rhs ssaiimenis and views 0f the pe0-
pie 81 the Eesi upon the snbIsets that
are upp*Fsn0si In the public mind,
Thus the resolutions adopted by the
congress wiiI gaiee the wishes NJ the
people IL the trans, Mississippi ives,
and should have great weight with
tho country Kansas City Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
THIS 10 TIE TIME

The voters of New Mexico aud Ari.
should heed the tenor Of the let
ter published In yesterdays issue Of
this paper aud written by Speaker
Cannon 10 Delegate Andrews. The
speaker evidently meant what he said
and knows what he means. The pres.
ent chance offered To both territories
to attain statehood and to become al
states In "A very good one and shs,uli
he taken advantage of. In due course
of time New Mexico and Arizona may
come In as states separately, bnt the
time gems far off, No matter what
happens never again will the congress
OF the United States be as liberal and
as generous in this question a. II
proved itself to be In the Hamilton
Joint statehood law. This Is one OF
the principal items for consideration.
II IL certainly folly In public AZ In
private life to throw away generously
made. weIt meant and valuable gifts
with q sheer aud with contempt,
Such course would be silly in the 9
treme. A majority Of the people OF
the sister territory may yet come to
their proper and good senses and
vote To accept them. The people OF
New Mexico have made up their
minds 50 to da-~New Mexican,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATS ANo
STATEHOOD

Although some democrats in con
sress opposed the proposition 4" ad-
NIT New Mexico and Arizona a. Il
single state, the territorial democrat.
ic committee of New Mexico has de-
clared In favor of that policy.
Evidently the democrats who live
In New Mexico see more clearly than
those who represent democratic
states In the house OF representatives
or In the senate. They appreciate the
Importance Of securing statehood by
all means; and since union with Ari'
sona h the condition upon which it
a be secured this year. they are Ia
favor of such union, They are tired
of living under a territorial govern
ment.
The most strenuous opposition 20
union of the two territories comes
from Arizona, where there is the
least reason for Il. The proposition
to make one state Is. In other words.
a proposition 10 annex New Mexico
TO Arizona: but some of the ambitions
politicians OF the latter territory who
are hoping to go 10 the United States
senate. refuse TO see Il in that light.
because a New Mexico man might Sc
cure one of the s~enatorships.
The new state would be called
Arizona. In other words the baurl.
daries OF the territory Of Arizona
woula be extended to include the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT,
TEE MEETING

Haaaauasssss Republican Territorial
Central COMMITTEES. santa F., ~
M.. August n. lasss.
A MEETING Ut the naeanl~evs ~ ths
Territorial Republicans Central Com.
misfee NJ Sag Mexico In hereby
called 10 assemble al the Commercial
club In the city % Albuquerque n
10 oielscs on the morning Of weines-
dsy. sept 5. 1906. for the purpose Of
calling aud setting o day for the
meeting u the Republicans convention
10 nominate q candidate for a delegate
IN the Goth Congress- M the t'niIed
States and to transact such other
business ~ may property ON be-
fore the meeting.
Proxies viii not he recognized IN.
less held By citizens % the same eoun.
~ Of which the member who gives
the proxy Ii u resident.
Every member ~ the committee is
urgently requested to be present IN
person IN matters Of great moment
10 ths Ieople of the territory and 10
the Republican party viii be dis
cussed. considered and disposed Of.
a. q. BURsUM.
Chairman.
CHARLES v. sanford.
Secretary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

The Albuquerque Cisixsn fofcefally
demands th.s resignation of Governor
Klhhey ot AEixona Cor his sneaGins
action In regard In the ioin, state.
hood campaign. The apl&intee 0f the
administration who believes In Joint
ure. named by President Roosevelt
the great friend Of the territories
and supposedly endowed with both
manhood and common sense. ktbbes
has acted the psrt af both the Gov
ard and the sneak and of truth should
resign n there are any lingering ele-
menis ~ deeeney In him. Released
from his official position and freed
FROM any responsibility A. the repre-
sentative of the organization, his con
duct would be his own b~usiness--ss
II now IL. q l. o shame and disgrace
to the territories and the republican
party. vamose. Kihbey:~ Roswell
Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
NOT ALL

The nassssimg ~ the republican md
democratic territorial e~ntrai essssraaa
tees in pls.@aix August 4th snIss#F~
ably failed IN slow AM unanimous
sentiment against tolHiurr, fourteen
republican votes acre cast fiFsi. last
and all The time In fun aTeoFd slth
President I~sss0s*geItis ioint statehood
ssntimaass. f1fassn republican cum
Enitts*Insan xer. not there, The demo
Gratis aeFe unanimously opposed tn
tointnFe because all those Ut the com.
mittee who ser favorable to joint,
ure were usa there in person or b.
proxy The republicans who favor
iointaFs ignominiousiy thrust
out ct all the subcommittee -nat q
single compliment given them by the
gang sho hesiea for fair play" last
winter: this shows the ants plans
and how easily they lose their TEN.
per. The anti harmony" that II sup
posed to Arizona exists only In
befuddied imagiuations. The ants
are finding II harder work every day
To make their plans hold water. No
wonder they lose their tempers.-st.
Johns Herald.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

q h quite probable that bulletins
by the United States geological u
yey. treating on the geology OF Han
over. Pnos Altos. Chloride Flat. Teie-
graph. Carlisle aud the Mogollon min.
Ing districts. will be issued during
the present or coming month. Up tn
the present time Il In doubtful v a
complete quadrangle has been made
Of any particular locality. The rapid
striAes In the development Of the
mineral resources Of the territory
should, and ought tn interest u De-
eeate In congress 10 the end that =
complete and thorough geological
survey OF New Mexico be- made mt
once. The benefits 10 he derived In
a mining sense. are incalculable, and
q survey Of this character would add
very much to the prosperity Of the
territory at large. Silver City Enter
prise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Uncle Sans Legislative expenses OF
the past fiscal year footed up to w.
0a7 .s5s.4s. against which he legisia'
tive expenses Of the Territory ol New
Mexico. making due allowance for
the difference In size Of the legisia'
tive bodies, seems like a mole hill
against Pixies Peak. The total pay
roll of the national congress for
clerks. messengers. pages. dookeep'
ers, official reporters. janitors. sweep
ers and other dignitaries. some oil
whom do no harder work than to sign
the pay roll, was over : 3.ooe. 900. Both
houses, for instance, have fifty'nine
pages. most Of them selected from
among fayorites of leading senators
and representatives. who draw $3.50
a day. although there are thousands
of intelligent boys working in stores.
shops and mills for less than that a
week. Yet any effort to cut down the
enormousi contingency expenses Of
congress. which in reality are the per
snuisites to a large extent of congress
men and their henchncn. would be
promptly squelched IN committee
even IL II ever reached that far. The
printing and binding bin of congress
last year was $e,426. s29.42, that is.
more than one-haif of the $4,000, 900
appropriated for Legislative expenses,
In other words the United States pays
something like s25 900 annually for
each senator and representative IN
congress. or more than II costs New
Mexico to its entire Legislative as.
semhir OF thirty six soions for twice
that length OF time, Vet. the opposi.
ton press OF the entire country does
not raise so great and prolonged q
howl over the Legislative expenses
OF congress as do two or three yellow
newspapers in New Mexico concern.
ing the expenditures Of the territorial
assemblies. Not that exrravagance or
dishonesty are excusable under any
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
IN FAVOR or NEW MEXICO

Last week there appeared In these
columns a statement showing that
tho Indebtedness NJ New Mexico Is
really smaller than that of Arizona.
instead of being two Or three times
larger. vide the assertions Of thos'
Interested parties and newspapers up,
posing so violently union Of the two
territories v, statehood, Comparison
al the county Indebtedness Vt the
two territories shows that the anti,
i~ointurtsts are about as far from the
truth on that head. as OH the items
of territorial indebtedness. Another
point: The reports of the W COVER
nors cited in these columns show
that In the year covered New MeAtc'
reduced her debt more than one hmm
dred Thousand dollars, while that III
Arizona Increased about twenty thoa,
sand dolIars,~Norales. Ariz.. Oasis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
Hair Help 4: =: =; !: !: .: 60: !: ]: :: !; =: :: ::
nses ssssss vas . god hair sas - Assfs Mar view: The hss hsssns.
sroa<a. cess fsae, aeps fsiarx sk srsrs sss aad smsssa- Js sees
yow bar al sea snl BE- ssnxsea sHs H. 1870

mhass. Gs SsW Hesaa. zkirh Nould
h. ssalio2sd up ama the aAentity II
whAeh would h. aesssasea.
TIE great consideration i'm faEeEr NJ
anAssn b. THAI mssams ~ngla tiaeF~ssr
h. nasaglassa tssr The establishment
and maintenance of = sagssasg and e.
saeisnt state government Whatever
The Esslltieaats usaE so. tbs fact re
mains that aeifher Ssw Mesie0 mr.
Arsxona standing al2aE.. il capable At
pros tsilEg ~ Tffiea.sss = staas g0EeTsa"
ansna ~ shs. awo aaalss@i masasd main
saan: and efficiency In the gssern"
meat mi n state In asarth more than
a little extra representation tn m
gress-~DeayeF Republican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Supplementary facts cenilis to
tight bearing upon the recent granting
OF substantial reforms 10 his people
BY the Shah of Persia. show that the
decision Of that enlightened despot
was not made in any moment vt fren-
~ or fear inspired by the progress OF
affairs in Russia, but rather that the
triumph of the progressive spirit was
the elimination OF the nfe work of
Prince Malcomn Kahn. who has de,
voted his career to the liberation OF
the Persian people.
The Kansas City Journal declares
that a constitutional monarchy In
Persia is even more Of an chronological
novelty than the Russian d0uma, The
shah is more OF a despot than the
Car Of Russia ever was. He has al
ways possessed a power compared
with which that OF the cza is mater
ially circumscribed. That he has exer-
cised this absotutism with greater
wisdom and humanity than the czar
has displayed will probably be con.
ceded by every student Of the history
Of the two countries.
1t has not been the fashion to COM
pare the czar with oriental despots
iolling In the opulence Of eastern
splendor. and yet when the compari-
son Is made 1t must be in favor of the
Persian monarch. The final triumph
OF the sp!ri. OF liberalism Is both an
evidence Of the resistless march of
enlightened humanity and a tribute 10
the personal character Of the oriental
ruler. The first has been substanti.
aily accelerated by the lifework Of the
enlightened prince. whose efforts have
finally and successfully influenced the
shah. ~
The benefieent effects of the shah's
decision are already apparent in the
return Of thousands of exi,es and re-
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MORE OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
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X. Ray Fyitsr.


"a. Tempietoa. according 10 the
dispatches. quietly slipped away and
married u Pittsburg millionaire the
other day. Fay has figured promin.
emily In several marriages with mil.
lionaires before. aisu she has been
conspicuous I'm divorce proceedings.
Like Lillian Russell. folks are not apt
To take Fay's matrimonial alliances
seriously. bu, then there's no use tn
worry about Fay. she Is old enough
90 take care Of herself.
Over In Pennsylvania mt long ago
q brave brakeman Ieaped from the
top Of a a to save the life OF a
child. He may not need a Carnegie
medal but he deserves one
Nobody asks here. rs 70 hot enough
for you?"
After an existence M nearly six
weeks. The Towel is now stfnf
enough to be used for u checkerboari
only the splotches are all one color.
That's because We can't change urr
opinions-Office Towel.
This week We are In REGENT NJ ssr.
eraI hog obituaries, which We are sor.
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A MINT 70 MiMaoos

The dove season In nov open and
will 30 remain until September 30.
The sessions laws OF 1906 contain the
following provisions:
II shall be unlawful 10 KIN. trap.
cnsnare. injure ar destroy antelope.
pheasant. bahtaii white quail or wild
pigeon Iwithin this territory for .
period of five years after the passage
Of this act. ti9o5.p
u shall be unlawful To kill. trap.
ensnare. injure or destroy 10 any man
ner any %turtledove within this terri.
tory, except that such birds may ba
killed with a gun only during the peri
od commencing August | and ending
the 3nsh day Of September NJ each
year.
n shah be unlawful 10 kill. trap.
ensnare. injure or destroy in any man
ner any native crested quaia. Wild tur
key. mountain grouse or prairie chick
en- within this TERRITORY. except that
such birds may be killed with n gun
only during the months Of October
November and December of each
year.
The penalty for violation Of any o'
the foregoing passages Is placed at
fine of not less than $50 nor more
than sio0. or by imprisonment not
less than thirty nor more than sixt,
days, or by both such fine aud I'm
~prisonment.