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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
OGDEN's ENTERPRISE.
II is Shown In Clearing Away
Ruins for New Business
Blocks.
(specIal 70 the "News."l


ogden. May 2s.--That that por-
ton of Ogden burned out In
Monday nights fire win speedily
arise phoeniX-like from the dust
is evidenced by the fact that al
ready the debris is being cleared
away, preparatory to the imme-
) date beginning OF the construc-
tion Of new buildings, A large
force OF men wes put to work
this morning, overhauling the
ruins and preparing the brick to
be used for interior purposes, AL
though the losses sustained by
many ogden residents were enor-
nous, the cheerfulness and en-
ergy displayed by the losers is
noteworthy. They show no spirit
Of Encouragement, but are pro-
ceedIng at once to rebuild the
portion Of the city laid waste
by the ravages OF fire, and the
structures that will be cree ted
will be far superior to the ones
destroyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
WOULD AMEND
THE CONSTITUTION
Presbyterian General Assembly
Wants a Sixteenth One
Adopted.
FOR PROHIBITING P0LyGAMy.
Adopts Resolution TO This Eject and
Orders Copy Sent to the
President

Des Moines, Iowa, May 23.--The fol-
lowing telegram was sent by the Pres
byterian general assembly in session
here to the Cumberland Presbyterian
assembly in session at Decatur. Ill,
today:
Presbyterian general assembly In
session at Des Moiues sends sincere
greetings. Read first Corinthians, first
chapter. tenth verse Csigned) w H..
Roberts stated clerk
The passage referred to was:
"Now | besaech you, brethren. by
the name Of our Lord Jesus Christ
that We all speak the same thing, and
that there be no divisions among YOU;
but that we be perfectly Joined togeth-
er in the same mind and In the same
judgment"
This reply was received from Doca-
tur:
brotherly love we acknowledge gratc-
fully your greetings Read First Thes-
salonians second chapter sixteenth
and seventeenth verses. (Signed) Ira
Landrlth, moderator
The Scripture referred TO i'm the
reply follows.
"Forbidding us to speak tn the Gem
tiles that they might be saved. 10 fll
ND their sins Away, for the wrath is
come upon them TO the uttermost
but we brethren, being taken from
YOU for a short time In presence, not
IN heart, endeavor the more abundant
ly to sec your face with great DEERE"
This exchange Of sentiments IL tak-
on hero To indicate that before the
adjournment Of the assemblies union
between the two churches will have
been effected.
ANTG-PoLYGAMY RESOLUTION
The assembly today adopted tho fol-
lowing anti-polygamy resolution;
THE assembly record. IT'S gratlnca-
ton and satisfaction In the proposed
submission 20 the legislatures or the
sesveral states q new article. 10 DO
known as article Is of the Constitution
OF the United states, prohibiting polyg-
amy and polygamous cohabitation In
the United States. and 10 reiterates its
former counsel TO an members OF the
church to exert their influence IN their
several localities 10 secure the ratNica-
ton OF such amendment II said joint
resolution proposing said amendments
be adopted by the sesnate and the house
of representatives OF Congress
II was ordered that copies Of the res.
olution be sent to the president Of the
United states and the presiding officers
OF the senate and house
In striking contrast 10 this was the
action OF the assembly In turning down
the resolution, offered yesterday, menu
orlalizIng Congress against approprla.
tions OF public money for sectarian
purposes. j. d. Moffatt. chairman OF
the committee on bills and oyertures
explained that the precedent was for
the assembly to Keep hands off OF ques-
tons Of c!vi! legislation. The reques,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
THos W. PoINDExTER DEAD.

Butte, Mont, May % Former State
Auditor Thomas w Poindexter Of Dill
lon died in this city yesterday His death
followed an operation for ulcer Of the
stomach. He was ~ years old ard was
born at Canyon City, ore, and went TO
Dillon. Mont, IN 1850, whore, with his
father, the late T. W. Poindexter, he
entered mercantile business, IN which he
continued up TO 1896. when he was elected
state auditor on the Democratic ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
RED CROSS HOSPITAL.
Cornerstone of a New One In New
York Laid


New York. Nav 23,--Draped in the
Aar which declared the neutrality of
me American Red Cross on the battle
delds of cuba. the cornerstone OF the
new Red Cross hospital on Central
park west, between Nlnety-ninth and
one Huudredth streets, was laid yes
to-day by the president, VIM. T. Ward
well
Mr.. Wardwell, In speaking noted the
faot that tine hospital does not use al
cohol in any form, and Archdeacon
Geo Nelson. who followed him. con-
Infatuated the institution on ellmlnat
ne moi only the beer rction which used
to he regular part Of hospital diet, but
ali alcoholic rauons
II Is expected that the new build
mo which l. to be Of white brick, faced
yI,h limestone. VIII be ready for oc-
cupancy IN August. II VIII cost $4,000
oseinsiye OF the site, and all but $4,000
Of this amount has been raised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
GERMAN DISCOUNT LOWERED.

perim May @.--The rate OF discount
OF the Bank OF Germany was today re-
duced from 10 VA per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23
HINT AT OLD oFFENsE.

No. nls morning II was limited In po-
hor, 'teles that there is considerable
n,,,o 10 me Case than appears on the
msra az IL has been reported that
Nit we're certain deals" ut the bank
ma ' n were very cleverly covered up,
N ,i'at the deals involve quite a sum
b. y'noiney This statement could not
tho,,tnleu, however, as the police au-
n ''''es professed to know little about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-23

~ .llutcd market makes provisions
cheap" bat yon viii never hnow
tnyfling abont nl:,rhctn "nlcss son
read tie ads.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Grfnriipnen per 9a,apfer.
Sn pollen &fanae er6fnet.
Der sroRartise Tamiiicn=@eiort.

gradtooHe 1arf5, neue @miifennerts uno
aiiraftioren; beriibmte SOC. WsabI5eiten; SaI5'
naiier.@ao; berfuht unb beipdbrt. Wluiif bon
Der aapeIe bes 8. R%egimcrts. Sebem gefdut
es In ToI6eiter.
Mam,unt9. . ampfer ,2outfe." MoGentaeen
(arsgenommen Sienftags, Sonnerfta9S nno
5rcitaes). $50 Yorm uno 2.30 giadin.; 9ien'
flag, 2onnsrItae uno Srcitag, $50 Sorm.: 200
uno 6.25 Tatm.; ertra Boot 3.15 gia6u..;
oi Spnniaoen; 900 Born. unb $50 gladmt
Bette SantiIicntaee W'ontas unb Wttttipod. Dec
ulciite HIat.
Sic feinfte 1pur In ber NeIt fir 25c. otns
hutt fiir SduIen unb S%cfeuf6aften. @tllhe
ieine Gaten often.
(Waai26-,I&G]
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Die idl5mcn 9prt 9epoiit nnb Set.

terton.GI fariipncn. Yradipoue Gcencrter, sc.
birgs.N.ftdteI; Die probartiger 9riidef; 9ti6ts
Der ~pppuldre Ylab = grobe ncuc 9pteIs. 9leuer
tbneuer Gurnpft. rSlIsqnebnniu" icoen 3ien.
flag, Sonnerfiag iino Gnrnitag I'M 1 llbr Nads
nod unb Sonitaa 8 llBr MaoreenS; 3u Saufe
8 llbr slbenos. Die Rciie am Mithpo6 ees
iplbrt ~ Stpitoc IN Bort Seppfit 5um 9eIl6
Der prahtpoaen MnIa9en oes Come ~nfitntS.
9iGete 50e.. Wlabl5eiten 50c. 9eainnerl I'm 10.
Stunt. Suui5, 2&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Die ypm Sun Jamilicn- 6 rfnriiune,s
md Wnnnuplis II. hcm McitsMiner.

1 Sic annapolis. SIoitenalabemie, oaS erobte
8ebGuoc In Der gSelt; bus StaatSbnnS. Saillt
ole 98bitceap.5abrt Die gai b%inuitcr, gSeitsai'
Der. SaIespiIle, Gbalf $ 8oint, bic .Galalnft.
Gin 2ag Der JflDe. fpcIder bon ben beiter ger3'
icioe bon Vcrfonen aIiidlib nod Saufe 5nriid.
MicI EIab. Scr pppuIdre Sampler penilnl
&iics," Wtontag, Wtittipct uno Sreitdg 8 ubr
Wiorgens.
Soniliag fpe5ieuer SamIIientae Urn $50
0Iioracn5. Giidiebr uIiaetdbr 7.30 Nbenos.
Sai6 SeicrtaeS.G rfllriion ieoen Samttaa
9sabmittae I'M LILO. Tiidfebr bel Wonbtteti
nm 1915 MberoS.
Gne6ieue Goupcrs soc. Cine auseripdbIte
Sab,t. @cnii9eno 9taum. Wiuiif urb 1an5 tRr
~ Mnnbiabrt.giuete 80 GeutS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Rad elmer McIounao aus
Soflo tritt Der &iccl@ ouecrneiir Der
9onf bon Supan, Snfabaibi, cine
HeiIe mad, Imerifa uno gngIuno al,
I'M ilber cine llelle Hegierunes Nm.
lelbe BON SO @iaionen Yen SIT per.
bonoeln nnb, menn Die Gerb1ltniiie
gilnltia liegen, 9leidseitig iiber Die
GrlcbnnN Der oItcn Nnleiben ourd,
cine nciic nit nicbrigcrem 3insilib
'5n pcrbanocln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Siircan Der straieubn rdlbruds : Gpmntii'are.
Hothhou1

NuItimurc. Ben %. sluguft 1906.
Separate pcriicaeIte Nnaebpte, an bell Vonro
Of 2lpuroc," per storciic Sidht. 9tegi'irator. 8e'
ri6tet, perOcn bonn Giuota 9ie8iltroinr BIG ,illn
Sienitag, ocn II. Scptcuiher 1906, II ubr
Scrmiiitaos. III ieinem eiircnn iln Ratbbslis
eniecGcu qcnulninen fit bic gtipeuirlil8, oe,
Nuu Der tsuiie uno Der Hanofieine UNI Etlas
iteriilla init NSpbulibI1den oocr 0iililitbte, Der
Sicbenuno iiral6i9iten Strate. bon Dat bis
GuibertsSirutc.
Sir bic Iipeqirunn ben 9au oer @oHe uno
Naroiicine uno Iiluitcrura init Sbeets gspSlit.
9iiuliibic. stspBalt Nlpdcit pocr pitrifi3ifteIl
3icaelffeinen Der
Suf,Sirnbe. bon her 81. bis 90. Gtrabe.
SpeSififaiioncu nnb Nn9ebptsS orintlare mers
ben aufNerlanpen bon bicfent Niireuu g~clietcrf.
Ser YNoarb OF s%ttuureo" bcbdIt it0 oas Hedt
Dor. irgeno Wclbe mo ule Irtaebpfe au oer'
werieii. Gin beplaubiaier Gbcd In Der Spbe
oes in ben Spc5iiifattoncn unae9ebenet Veirn'
acs. SdbItdr an ben Wi1nor nito Stuotratb bon
Baltimore, ilnb ieoent Inaebpt ~beieefiiat ielit.
Z. Nrtbnr Wtdhani,
Grdiioent Der observation-disclosures Goiirlitidre
Gugcn 3. Wuogers,
GIeri.
@cftatigt:
6. SfaN 9tmanns,
Srdfiocnt Der GputraftsycbDrbe.
(siue29,3 0.3 ;eepi1 4.5.6,7,s,10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Dor Den 5inon5gr0Bcn niht Salt
mod)t, ionbern oob iie obne aniebcn
Der Eerion ben SdulOigen Ous pole
StroimoB 5uoiftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Spbn ". Scnicl,
Wr. 6O4. sJh.e hdfp. etreAt,
III mr. Ncidrubclt0ttcr,

nel6er ale s~lufirlae iieta Snr 3niricoengeit
~nusiiDri. Sic bon tbntl bebinocIien SeIhell ioIs
men gSpdct lang lie9eIt obtie ole gerlil9liei
o~rubuirte @inbulfumirerin. ino 1T Die Ncbdlo'
luna bon 5rnucnlciden oerclt Spejinlttdt.
(Snni0,1O ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
QpuSplt : Harf.

Ger bu%nptiamiidIitc I5rirobof In Baltimore.
Nreal: $50 9tder - Snlmcr Dp1 premier Quarter.
Si icoer 3eit erreibbnr. Stint Gents Snbr'
aeIo bon allcn Stubitbeileii. Strnbenbablt.
SSueoiS puiitreii ben, j5nuptein9nrg due orel
Milllttcn. SSuritcS 9Sartc5immcr fhr Solde,
bic ben Sricbbui bel rulbcin ISeiier betl6cn.
Observation-Disclosures 6u iebr ildh.aen Ereitei,
fdittiiIib inter fcrtpdbrenoer Bile1e.
9ircaa: Nr. 81, WrTt.e nratp8a'straee.
CSQuG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
3nrncr, Der 2eid)enbeItatter,

Surncr, Der 2eidelbeItatter,
iprift bic WabrDcit.
Cine ertflaiTihc yccrbignna ~gcIicfert ftr SO;
iucrtb Sf25.
Sietes $75 Neeroigutg nlli'abf 1eilieii l9lpat'
5eu 1ii6, meibcIt ober araliet Ylll9 caro-,
nit feiiein 9cibIue, ben r%egildrcn sos sara;
Oetfnen bes @rabeS, ScoesdI3etee NM giteelti.
fife nit sepolftcrteA 9edei. 1ootenbemb, sNlsio
ODER Robe, 9ilibuIfumirung. q Vaar 9dlloidnbe,
1biircrepe, 6 2utidcit init SirilDiretfeit, teis
tbenipaaen, Ginicr uno aelitbtcr. sSnrllmi 500
mcbr an nnocrc Yeihenbeiiuiter bc6dDlen? SIC
iullten itetS ctpaS bonn 8eritheruIigesclo nbtiD
babeil.
Mpbert Z. Eurucr, 9etdelbeftntter,
Srpabpag NIB E~ftuer'Strnec.
Veibe 'Y6ultc. 9anleilsG inbuliunllrer
Nerinnot bon 2eiteil $50.
(Suni14,1S,I&S),
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2prrnimc.

Malertif = Yartartia - Trtcbltd.
MciIc. Nenutt bic nit Roipbuttan bcieibnete
Woribs gIpenues@ur 5reie Nitfthet gtodmitta9s
am 9crntinus. Preiie bon gr9rnbnibpldpen
iett ipe5iea. 9eidt Heoif9u!aeit. Aeiepboil-
NoapS. IerIanDt 8rpihiirc. (Wlati. 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Gaitra Yartid).

IS ftarb ant 3. Sepiember 1906 Saura
Sartidl, e5attln oee oerltorbenct 9iiddro eartlt,
I'M 90. Sebe1eiabre. Sic Nceroigul9 liTioet
Miittippdl, oen .. Septcmber, giod1 llitiu9s I'M
= llbr, Don 9tr. 302, NorostSaDz SirdBe. aus ituit.
Die trauernoen Siutcrbiicbcnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
&. & y. NIB Dib. 1clephpnc.
8. Gambler & SDbnc,

acihcubctattrr NIB Gin9aiiamircr,
CIR, f1OS uno 1910, GMituu.2 tucnuc, nno 2hopit.
ode Yaittmp c.Strake NIB WroaoiuaD.
Eabrifantcn ppn Natent.SaSfctc.
GSebrI0-)
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&pdzGreef 0anpfboot e ompa9uie.

Tdbrpian.
gbtabrt hes TanIfers mad Stone greer BON
SpSipns gBerfte tiali6, uisaenpmmen Gatu'
IiaaS, nm 8 ll6r Mpr9ens uno 2.30 Natnttt.
taos. Mbfabrt bon groiul's 8erfte iitn $40
.Woreens uio 3 llbr Na1mittass.
Sampler nab Rod ereef fdglt4. aliseenoin'
men GatnitnoS, bon Soefon'S sSertte nm 8 ubr
Wprocns II. 2.3O Ea6m. 8on @roiun's Berfte
im $40 WprgcnS uno 3 l6r giadnt. Cummings
nab beibcn Greefs bon Sobfon's Wtrtte Inn o
llbr Wpraeits uno $50 gtabrl. RrppnS Werfte
UNI 6.1O Wloraens uno 8 llbr Tadm.
GonniueS UNI 4 uno 8 ubr Wtcrgers uno 2
ilbr ytadbnt. mad bciben greeiS; bon BrplpnS
gScrfie 10 Minitcn fpttcr.
Nobrpreis fRr bic 9iunhreile IS GestS.
(Suuif ,IuG3Wite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Stc 10. Sabrce. gcriammluhg NIB Seaintei,s
mani ncs ,Nrarltraicn Smmcrlpnbrcnocn Spar.
unn Sdnucrcins vi. 2" iilloei am Mittppdt ben
3, contender, gbenos 8 ubr, i'll oem Hof1le
bcS 0rr. Geo. %Sllipetcr,. Mr.. III, Hearl' StraRe,
fiuit. Die Wtiiglicoer iino hermit gcbeteil, i'll
eribciner.
Gnrl I. gecber. 9rdf. Nnbulpb q. @ut. Gefr.
l0l1-S(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Ser 9onfier Salcntin
i'll Nienburg bel Sunnoper muroc me-
gen llnteridlagullg bon 9epoiiten in
Der Sobc bon 100000 Marf pcrbaf.
tet.
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Die @ay ooiun tbc gaD nnb Gbop.

tanfs 6ibersg rfur{iunen, $50 WsciIcn; GaIspnfs
ier: BEN eafI5en Iaa; 2ebensrcttcr fit iIeine
Gi1iber; or pru6tpoae ullo pppuldre 9ampfer
.Gmnla @iIes." Sienfiag unb 9onreritaa z
1idcts 5Oe. slnfnu9 ben 20. SUM.
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Sn 3cuIenrpbe I'M Spgt.
lonoe ltorben brei MitglieOcr cincr
Snmilie an Ser9iitung. Sic bnttclt
Wurfen.S aIot gegeiien, Der in cinem
fupferrcn &ciicl 5ubereitet worocn
mar.
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2ircn5.I pplifationcu


spirttnoi en.2i Vetitiunen
Sirean Der Spiritapien.3ircuS.6 pmmtiidre.
Simmer BOG, Watbban6.
Aaeu y. pomaro,
Irdiioe1t.
eernarb Mteienfelb,
Gbparb y. Sracep,
Gomutiifire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Gbriltian Miqcr,
2ctdcubeiatter nnb Ginbaiiamtrer,
Norbiueit.Gdc Scferiun. Ctr. II. Uluntiurb'sps.
3weie: Or. 1924. Sisblano.N ue., Sisblauotoipn.
~ f. ! WdBtge 8reiie.
6. & g.. 'Ypone = sSplfe 1900.
CSuIi20, ~ Wttc)
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Gpesielc Neainitiaumaem

fir Mae, bic Combinations . ytstserayhie'n
Mcbaiuon oratis init einem Enbenb Gartsn.
Y,prtraits. cent nMiere menen YlaEsttren. Die
alfcrbcficu Cabinets, bon $500 an. 0utc Nrs
belt. prcmpic wbiieicrlirg.
~. Xeikert, g ssl, satiIm'sWs s as,aalsssp
III. 409-4ft, s,srb. Wat. ettake.
Wau ienie oiete 3eitnne. (Nprii7-)
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Sin Sdritt in Der redtcn Hidtnng.
spart IS Fru5ent an alien critttaiWDen
yeHrdbniHen.
Sin f60ner Sare, cittlueber init
fdbpar5enl 1ud) uber iuei6cti ooer
araiicit YIti6sllcber5ug NneS thr
SargsGinfnb, Ne9r1Dntbss ln5etBe,
GiubalfamtrIlig Der geibe. @16
9rauerilpr, q Gdur Suilbfdnbe, WV
Seiimra beS Srubes.
Qci6eniuagcn uno 3 feline Gntfntil.
Winiam Gupf, 2eidlcubeitattcr,
Turi6s nuo @rccni1uint Ibe. Sttoe Telephone.
(Sani ,69lite) -.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
&crlammlmnas.

gam,cn. yabuercin bcs Angcmcinen Seutihen
@atieubaulcs.
SGriainmlung Beute, hen :. Sepfeiloer.
Gmilie Sdlmibt,
fois) oelreldrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Bur- Grinncrnns a.ita
at nteitte gcliebte S1meiter
Jiiii Y}nggie 4ang, ~ l,''
lUclde belife, ben D. september 1906, Dor elilell
Sabre geiiorbeft. nbet liidt per9eiieH IT..
NusBeouloet,, ,ausaelittet q
@dft Sn Setneit aroben Subincr3,
Ius9ebiuiat, AMP erfaliet 1'uI
81 Sciit trelies, giiies 9er5.
Sait ms all3nfriib o~erlalleng
Seifte Siebe iorBt niCbt illebr,
Sein Srinlten, Sent Srblaiicn ~
G1lrg liiI5 gSinocl tief NIB i6lpar.
Sic rtruuertoe. Shiueiicr
(24s) GliSabetb Spanglcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Mu benz 90. bent der &a'
ibolifentag, Der am 20. Auguit III
Giien croifnet muroc, mar, luie bds
a~lli1brlih geifcben lit, Der critic Nm.
trog Die llnobbangigfeit bes Yapites.
Us beibt IN bem Nntrag: Gie ocllt,
id)en aatbolifen miiiien nit bcn &a'
ibolifen Der gol,5cn Welt nod mic
Dor Den Iniprud ailfreht erbaltcn,
oab ibr bodiies firdlides Sber'
ballpt, Der Yaplt, cine poae nho
,pirflide llnabbdnpigfeit unb 8rci-
belt geniebe, welde Die unerldblifc
Yorbeoin9ung iiir bic 6reibcit uno
llnobbdngigfeit Der fatboliiden Sir
DIE lit. Grit Damn lit bicic ~unabbGl,.
gigfeit oils perbiirst an5uieben, Dem
alid Der Ynpit ielbit ieinc 3uItim'
mullg bat geben fonnen. An benz
groBen Jeit5ugc, Der l%ngeiabr finn
Stunbcn 0alterte, nabmen gegcr
$1,000 Menid)en 5beil.
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NouIanS'S titiiIde HGber.
Gauttatle. yetdnbe, Vsftamt eesen. etets stfen.
(Iug22-)
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sunae aamen. Iwa&t cnd bieie
Cfferte n NMte.

in unfcrer Eclectic Dan settsn.'
edmie. Giner Der gotibcilsN Nm her y'etbeili.
aune oieIsr. aIaite III Der. ~ S@nIcrsnlen
beiien. Siefc alafie Ut In Snnii6x 1905 gu.
Iamfneft getrcten. Spetie1e ScriefufD4g 3pet
iinS bret WaI bic sBome. Srgenb clue niii9e
ben pani1t, ipIie fa bitfe Dficrte au suseu
Sir ipeltere muslumft f0rebe Oees 'penee
man flo an Trl. ID. 1nberN. ~. w nssh'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
BUR Griuueruna

Smr Grtnnerung
an uHiere gcIicbte lilliier
Wilma Sdlaiier,
melde belte boz 10 SabreH, am .. september,
g~eltprbeil III.
sic lit riidt mcbr, bic irclic SecIe,
sf, uni're Wintter III nidli mebr!
9Sir ,ilDlen, lpas nit ibr ms ieb!ei,
ln0 blldcn lpcbntii9eppl nrt1er.
(24S) Wciuiomet uun iDrcm ainbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Subn Serluig & Sobn,
getdcnbcitattcr NIB Giubaiiamirer,
Wr. zoos, prleanc. Strahe.
Sipciaei6dlt: 9fr. 524, 9nfierlsgtoeilue.
0igbldnotoipr, VaItilhoresGo unip.
@irl bu6en in nuferer iangen @eibditSprdIts
strni NIB Nei6 %becrbiat. Gino init 1erlll4ell
prpiit Suirieoeil. Die teinften Stiiifber gelletert
fir opd5eiten, llnterbGltunaen lto aroerc Sc
iegenbeiirrt. 9eibe Telephone. (Wiai2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Gle @eiude ruiiiiher
M1oden, mad Sibirien perbanlte
Watroien beiratben ST. oiirfen, nerult
Gin cngliihcS 9lott Neutrality-suspicious..
mus. @ir nennen's wciblide Spite
rie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Die nabgcnountet Ecrionen reidten appIitu.
ton fit TRANSFERRING etucr GnSetaiis sptrk
tnuicu.9iecnS bonn /. Wiai 1906 an Elm, fuei9e
am 6rcttug, II. Sepieftber 1908, Sormlitugs I'M
10 ubr, IN @rpiguitg ae5ogei miro. 9ros
tcfte miiicn bis gum Spnreritdg, ben 20. Sept.
1906, clilgerci6t iperoei. Sorrnulare tofiileit,
iuenIi Geuiiui6t. in oiefcm 9ilreau erlangt lper'
oet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

Ger in MpSfau per it T.
bene Wain5cr 6abrifont Soicf Sci
oelberger bot Den Nngeltclten ieiner
Moin5er Sobrif 100000 Worf, oenea
leiner Wosfnucr Sobrif $4,000 Wurf
permoft. Ger Main5er 0cucrbe.
@erein erbielt 10000, Der 8erein iiir
SerieneaoIonien $4,000 Wurf unb
@eiienoll, no icin Shluoger lange
Yiirgernlciltcr mar, 5000 Warf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Gpmmcr @ciprts.
.soamoae- Soter umo annex.

Co.. Eeip. gorf.slpe. Mtlantte.Gitg @..S, reno.
oirt, bergr5bert. Cute Slide. $500 bis $14.00
pro s8cbe. ". u. Gieltng, @igentbhmer.
(Suni9. 2Wd)r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

@dGrenb BrGiioent H o. D.
Iepclt ieinc gruBe 6lottenihou I'M
Gong Sslono Suno obbielt, fam aus
Tacoma, @oib., Die Nodriht, ouB
Der arell5cr n9oiton," Der I'M ipos
decentralization &ricgc Der Slottc
9ciucD's angebortc, aili 5elicn ollf9e.
Iouicn iei nnb iid in geiGbrlid)cr
Gage beiinbe. Gin @crmut6sS ropict
am 0olotog uniercr 6lotte.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-10
JOHNNIE GET YOUR GUN!

We are III receipt of letter from
Lawyer Molletta in which he takes
serious exceptions to our sQuib
published last week and III which
he gives vent to the nauseating
vaporings of a corrupt and vulgar
mind, attempting thereby to coerce
and bulldoze the editor of this
paper into suppressing the facts
in connection with his shady dy career
for the past number of years,
neglecting. it seems. to realize that
The Chronicle is "A newspaper pub
lished for the people unlike in
every particular to the sheet owned
and controlled by this gang of
political scavengers who hire man
at the rate of 500 per month to
pose as editor and publish columns
of abuse and vituperation about
many of the county's best citizens,
regardless of truth and any SEM
blance of decency and that it has
the courage of its convictions, the
bluffs Of shyster and pettifoggiug
lawyers to the contrary notwith-
standing. While We are not init
mately acquainted with this man
Molletta. we are well acquainted
with his record as lawyer and II
politician and we based our re-
marks upon our knowledge. We
had no idea. however. that our
comment upon the Pagosa Springs
article concerning the gentleman 5
Archuleta county record would call
forth such voluminous letter of
vindication from the pen OF this
versatile politician and acrobatic
editorial adjunct to the Alamosa
Courier. But, lis the corny foot.
ensconsed with Opaque leather,
tiinches under pressure. SO does the
designing politician and office seek
er squeal when the light of truthful
criticism is turned on. They offer
lengthy explanations C?) and re
quest immediate retractions. and
right here we wish to state that
The Chronicle stands ready at all
times TO correct any misstateuents
that it chances to make. but in this
[ instance the career of the subject
! i'll hand is SO notoriuusly we'll
known to our readers that it would
be apparent hypocrisy on our part
could we be frightened into any
expression of regret We did not
indeliberatcly " make the remarks.
and we can reiterate our every state
ment without scruple, regardless of
the insulting and bulldozing insin-
uatlons of this would-be wearer of
the judicial ermine of this district.
Come on, my dear Alfonso. your
bfuff is calledl
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-10
TAXPAYERS SHOULD KICK

We notice that in last weeks
Antonito Ledger Editor Frazey got
an extra and elongated pull at the
public trough as the result of the
county commissioners having an
itemized account of their proceed
ings published. Why the taxpay-
ers are put to this needless expense
is beyond our power of conception,
unless the commissioners have been
influenced by the rantings of one
j. Nj. Stuart, of reforming for rev
enue only fame, who idly imagines
that if the precedent of squander-
ing the peoples money in useless
printing can be established under
the present administration of
county affairs, it can be continued
and enlarged upon without crit.
cism when the hopes of his gang
of pirates are realized and they are