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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

Special Agent n. A. Allen, who was
uu his way 10 San Francisco, stopped
over and visited tho achaol on Satur.
day last
Mr.. Allen WINS superintendent of the
school SIX years ago, and this was
his first visit hero since thai time Tie
was very much surprised at the rapid
growth OF inc city, and was pleased
with the improvements af The school.
llc said that the additional land pur.
CHASED Tor thc school greatly added
10 tho appearance Of che echool site,
and Do tho comfort and convenience
OF tho pupils, He especially com.
mgnQod me public spiritodnosa OF tho
citizens of Albuquerque and che sur.
rounding uolghborhood. that made 70
possible 90 secure such a good road
20 Fourth street and also On tho oaat
side OF The school farm. fio greatly
enjoyed meeting d number ~ hia old
friends ai the school and in tho city.
ENCOURAGING word comes from
Washington to tho effect that more
new buildings viii De- erected ai che
school ga the neaF future
The steam boiler. which Furnishes
power for pumping ofc.. for mo
school, has been undergoing repairs
Tor tho past two weeks. nnd ia nw
complete and plenty OF Wator is hr
niahod ior the uae Of the school and
farm.
The aich pupils are rapidly reooy
Hfsnf. under lho care of our doctor
and nurse.
Tho pupils of che school viii rlyo
Stay party on Tuesday evening of
in'e week. A short proHum Wil BE-
given, ln connection with the crown.
lnr VI the May Quoan aud tho May
polo dance Tho public cordially o.
ulel to be- present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
AWFUL TRAGEDY ENACTED AT
DEMING LAST SATURDAY
Two Educators End Fued in a Pistol Due.
Prof. u. Francis Duf Killed and
Prof. Dickey Wounded.

removed iO MS home and fingered,
without rrghininF CONSEQUENCE, until
I,1u ln the evening when hc expired.
surrounded by hia weeping wife and
two children. ana u number OFF friends.
Prof ulctcy resolved N bullet from
uuhH pistol. the hall striking rib.
Elfnclug around iho body and lodging
near tho spine Ho was removed 90
hiH home and suffered intense pain
lHai might and today. hut Tho attending
phyaiclHnH are of thC opinion thar hc
will recover
eiGhi years ago from San Mafrial.
was cNauDgfiniond ni ~ the DomiuE
pubIlc schools. and m the time 0i his
death superintendent of tho schools OF
Luna county he WA d VOL knoWn
educator. and has conducted. as tho
leader number Of summer schools
IN the territory during ihc past few
years. he was an authority 0n arrh-
geological researches and has wrliiqn
a number ~ articles GA ibh subject
for lradlng magazines.
Prof DlcAoy ID ne present aupcr-
lnlondent of the Deming public schools
and has been b resident of this city
for tho past several years ffe has
many friends hero, who rerrct mo do
plurnbl0 affair This morning Be was
told b. hia physician that hia bullet
had allied Dun
Both men were members Of ihn Ma
sonic lodge aud the Presbyterian
church. were LEADERS, in society and
educational matters. and silil avowed
cuomiCl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Rue ~ Hines. a student af tho New
Mexico school OF Mines. Sae zoo dls,
tincflon al probably being che young
cai thirty socund decree Mason ln tho
United States He was raleed fo the
sublime doErta 81 er mason last
lal Since that tlmo the degrees Of
Ancient nnd Accepted Scottish RITE
Masonry, fum che fourth doFroo to
tho thiry.aownd. Inclusive have
been communicated io him by a. I
Brown. tblriythird Mason. undor q
disnrNaailon from Macmillan Frost
thiny taIrd. hoRomblo Inspector gou.
orai and deputy Of tho supreme conn
cl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SONS or THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION iN 8E08lON.

Boston Moss. April a1 Tso Ma
noual Society. sons OF tho American
Revolution, opened hs annual conven.
finn herf, ihis mOw'nT. an iho Hotel
NeRdmd OnlT q hrlOf business aes-
'oa was held thla morning This A.
iouoou enc delegates viii tHEe
imloy ridn hy way uf Meiiord and
Charlea'oWn. in order that nunkor
1904 movement mas ht foou Nj che
evening Boston Chapter wifi give "a
recCI flon in h1uor of lhe distinguish
eI glsfor Tho principal BUSINESS
session all 10 held in Fnnuoii nan
iumWmW morning when tho officers
ior fhe coming year viii o. elected
Tho afternoon ssh bo devoted io 100
s'ghifDU'nF M and around Boston,
Wfh plr cllar rfiOrnco to points 0i
historical Interest in ihe evening
hanouc uli' bc aifn nt ire Hotel
1omomcf. when tbo delegates from
other states uill ho the guests ~ iht
Mafaarhueciia cioiy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
MONEYS TURNED
INTO TREASURY
Statement Of Funds Received
From Territorial Officials
For Month Of March.
BtRSALlLLo COUNTY TO FRONT

The following funds have been re-.
colyod By Territorial Treasurer j. "a.
Vaughn Tor the month Of March:
Prom a. a. Keen, commissioner Of
public lands SiIo229. 90 tho credit
of tho following funds. common
school income. ft.2i2Gg: University
OF New Mexico. $50. College of Az
riculturo and Mechanic Arts, sa3. so;
Palace income f220.
n. D. Bursum superintendent OF
tho territorial pcnitontlnry. for CON
vlc,E earnings gl,biSa3.
j. W. Reynolds. territorial secro.
tary, Tor fees for corporation nilnrs
for the quarter ending March sl g..
600.
Pullman Palace Car company. for
taxes, gi6lOS.
w. O. Barnes. secretary OF the cat
tlo sanitary board. for cattle indom.
nifty FUND. f2i925.
a. N. nCrFCre. clerk of th0 First
Judicial district court, Tor clerks
fees Cor NE quarter ending March 81,
fOi61b.
w. be- Martin. clerk of the Third
judicial district court. Tor Clerks fees
for Ode quarter ending March "a,
t46a35.
socundino Romero. clerk of the
Fourth judicial district court. for
clerks fees Tor the quarter ending
March ~, ffa2T5.
g. ~ Bird. clerk of ihc Fifth Judi.
clai district court l1r clerks fees
for the quarter ending March 81,
sie2i5
G. ~ Downs clerk OF the Sixth iu.
dicial district court, Cor clerks fees
for the quarter ending March 81,
sa2f.gO.
Bemelilo County -Justo y. Amljo.
treasurer and cKofliCiO collector,
taxes Tor 1902 S5i0S. for 1908. Si5.23,
for 1904. 5000; FOR 1905, 4i,O2tS5.
ChaYea County,. 5. I.oa, treasurer
and cx-oncio collector taxes for 1909,
sSos; for 1908. $500: for 1904,
tl07S7; for 1905. Si23t3.
Collar County George j. Pace.
treasurer and cx-oflcio collector.
taxes for 1909, s222i; for 1904,
Sia35; for 1906, sS7sOs
D0na Ana C0uriy- Oscar Lehman.
treasurer and gX-unci0 collector,
taxes for 1909, tii56; for 1903, gfsl8;
for 1900. figoi. for 1905, sti3.67
Eddy County ,. -. Walker. treas
urer and oX OfilCi0 collector, taxes Tor
1902, SOL, for 1908. sass; for 1904,
fs6.1l. for 1905. fs30Oi
Grant County a. B. Goodcll. treas.
uror and oxoncio collector, taKoa for
1902, 9iG.75, l0r 1908, 8ii.36; for
1909. t29l0: Tor 1905, s18T66.
Guadalupe County San,
chez. treasurer and ogullcio cnllec'
tor. taxes for 1904. s2l095, for 1906.
9lI2.O6
Lincoln County ~ az CANNING.
treasurer and cX.omcio collector,
taxes f0r 1909. ff6Hl. for 1903. f5lS,-
80i f0r 1904 t2if7s. for 1905, f1T7i.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

aofiaus'y iuierferea Hiih the b3sness
ol ila c.iy
John CruEaf Waa president 1ad AM.
ihonr Van Dam secretary on ffo
chamber. whom, on Dec mbfr o. 1905
hey met fhmo and adopted lha f0i
lowing resolution Resolved. pf0Dcr
rom i1r fho meeting of fhe members
0i che Chamber of Commerce is io bo
provided an1 thc ironarrrr D. io hare
hrold and choose heeE punCh pipes
and tohacc0 provided ar f1H expense
of tko members preaDHi Hn tanl ~
does not exceed one smiling each
man.
a copy OF ihia rololuiion Hil hangs
on tho wall of the eating room
Among iha other relies 'a solid oat
Table hnoUu a. ihc hound Table
ai which Washington often gat. as did
many other n0iablea Several o'd
mnsftia. Wiih thclf nIntlurIH are also
thHro bui uci lCa4 Interesting ave one
three dunrtauiihr cells OBJ lfo inner
rear wall 0i the fmf f0m Thor1 .ii
hang near fhe rolls heavy Iror chains
firmly bottled io fhH vail apd lhtT
we're formerly used rs chain prisoners
90 fhc wells when iho cells Nrre Cum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
ooEs TO CRIPPLE CREEK
TO ACCEPT 6lTuATiON.

a. w Edolcn lett a0c0ro the otncr
morning lor E'kion. in tho famous
Cripple Greek dhlrc. Of Colorado
where he has q lucrative position
with che Elkion Mining and Milling
company Mr ndcien made % most
excellent record ag n student at Inc
school of MlnUf durIns MS atiand
ance al the institution and hcgidea
proved himself to 3D. an exceedingly
usiimable young man .n an respects.
ITO lcft many warm peuunal friends
in socorro who Will giro him q hearty
welcome shoaf aa see nt io return
AZ any ilmo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
mot GUILTY. RETURNED
AGAINST THE TAIL MADCEe.

disnaich from Roswell, dated
April 2s, says Tho Trials OF O, l..
TallmRdgo ana broihcu. Of Chicago.
upon indictments charging them with
having committed nnd frauds. which
have been going on in tho United
States district court flr tho Fifth
district in Roswell Tor ten DAYS.
closed with tha Yordlc' of mot guilty
Ga oii the catca tried. The fury waa
QUE ahuhi twenty minutes. and brought
lu the above verdict Ihn eases az
imciel great deal oi alteration on
account oi the prominence Of the a..
PENDANTS. and w0ro holly contested hy
both tho unltod States aitomoys and
hy me aitncya for tho dofpndautH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

a summing up OF conditions at tho
School uf Mines shows that the year
now closing has been the most anc.
coasful in tho history OF the inatiiu.
ton There has been n larger mum.
Der of technical students ln attend.
ancc. and a higher and better grade
0f work d-nC than over before Tho
financial condition % the school makes
"a NO less gratifying showing. Owing
90 tho llbomliiy of the last Legislative
assembly and 90 tno careful manage
monf of those who are responsible
Tor tho financial condition of tho On.
aututlun. that condition o. considora-
hly Improved over that Of n year ago.
A. gratifying az those conditions are.
thoro s every prospect that those Oi
q year hence viii bo even more rrut
flying
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
TORRANCE COUNTY PRE-.
PAIRING FOR ANNUAL FESTIVAL
EVENT TO TAKE PLACE JUST
PREVIOUS TO TERRITORIAL
FAIR.

Special Correspondence.
Estnncia A. ~. April gG-At an
enthusiastic meeting Of Torrance
county citizens held here on Tuesday
night. officers for the 1906 Torrance
county fair association we're elected
as follows:
william Mclatosh.
Vice President n. N. Maxwell
Secretary n. 8. Rogc.
TFeasHrer-J0 r. Laasater.
This means second fair for Tor
rance county, and one greater than
the initial fair glYcn with great sue
coss at Estancia last year Tho exact
date for the approaching exhibition
was not decided unon. but @ win be
IN the early fan, probably inat pre-.
ccdins the territorial fair which VIII
take place between the l6 and goth
of September Tho officers elected
are to compose the executive commit
Gee. and those, together with one ad.
3iilonal member arc tO select an a.
dltionai officers and nuperintondenta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
BERNALlLLO COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Jury Finds That Gutierrez
Killed Solomon valIelOs
in SelfDefense.
SCHULTZ CASE GOES TO JURY

lMonoaY April SOD
Attorney j.. ~ Chafoa won % u0io-
bio Victory lbs securing nu aclurial n
tho case ul Csc territory fpmua Iofi
bio 0uUcrIot. charged Nlih murder.
Tho case Was ono which bias boon in
Che Second district court s.nca Au-
gust. 1903 whom The defendant shot
and killed enc. SOLOMON FaIIojas. of
los lCnics 40 "a pfoVl0ua irll ut-
fore Judge b. b Hakof. che defendant
was found guilty. but "a new trial ives
granted owing lH the enCcI produced
ON the jury hv instructions offered
them M che second trial iho Iury de-
liberated hut Goa hour whom "a verdict
of not ruity WAS found rho dee
Tense proved by a large array of wit-
noasnE that Gutierrez ahut Nalloioa ag
the latter pulled a pistol threatening
lY This coac was finished un satur-
This morning lhe court took up iho
case Of the territory versus "a. W..
Schultz, charged with assault with in
ionl 60 hiii The prosecuting Witness
was w W. SleiTht Both parties live
IN the nolghhorhood OF Broadway and
Lead aycuue The evidence showed
that on the afternoon of December 4.
about O'Clock in the afternoon.
sloight went into hls yard 20 geo a
bucket 81 coal IA ha was unlocking
his coal box. sCauiz AROSE from be-
hind the coal box. holding gun ln his
hand and threatening 60 shoot. The
prosecuting witness dackod behind the
coal box nH "a bullet whizzed over his
head llo ran into hia house aud re-
turned in @ moment with a Shotgun.
According 20 the witness the gun oN-
niodcd before ho sos q bead on the Dc.
PENDANT. the charge OF shot going
through the corner 90 the house Ho
then fired n second shot no Schultz ng
the latter ncd down the alloy ia the
meantime Schultz had fired q second
shot. hut with no better effect thai
the hrst Though four shots were
fred az close range no blood lowed.
The proYOCailon for tho shooting AID
not develop during the trial How
ever, the word Lucy was used once or
twice and u ia presumed that thara
was n woman in the case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

knlnEs CITY Mo APRIL Cattle
Receipts. 1900 including 1000
suuthcrns Market gloady 20 Joe
lower Native steers. ff2tm600s
auACm Steers. f8750 E25i elufh
orn COWS. f2f0mf. native cowa and
holfes. f2.6O16l0. aUckera ana
ifedrrH sea- 400. bulls. g8Mf26f
calves. t306, western fei steers.
$4,000 525, western led COWS. g275m
$40
steady, miinna. tt75NG1O. iamlF.
f5b007i5; nngo Woihou $500
6.a5i fci ewes. tt5o45.oQ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SECRETARY BoNAPARTE
HAS TIE INDIGESTION

baltimore, Nd, April 30- Secretary
Bonaparie II confined io bis room a.
his residence In this cts with an ate
tack Of acute indigestion. but which
his physician says Us Goi SERIOUS Ho
arose Ri the CUSTOMARY hour This
morning in usual health aud WAS ate
tackled With indigestion after break
fast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

IL Mrs. Alexander OF Cary. Ne. who
has found pr, Kings New Life Pills 70
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bow
ole IN perfect order. You'll agree with
her n you try these painless purifiers
that infuse now llfe. Guaranteed by
an druggists. Price use
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
DAUGHTERS o. THE
REVOLUTIONS ASSEMBLE

philadelphia. Pa April 90The
national convention lf iht Society of
tho Daughters no ihe Revolution OPEN
Cd here today with an attendance of
nrarly nne Thousand delegates and
mcmhor To-day only preliminary
meetings viii Boz held and in tho event
ms "a reception Wi'l br given 10 iho
officers of tbe national Organisation.
The Rrai business session oi the cone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Chicago. April sol Cattle Re-
ccipfs. $1,000. mErkot soc lower.
bceves. 9lm6t0; COWS and holfes,
ei.I60620; stockora and feeders,
f37bMAS5, Texas steers g3000f.70.
sheep Receipts. $4,000. market D.
Hcady, sheep f88596f0. lambs
tf7b0TiO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
SOMETHING ABOUT
PROFESSOR NOBLE
Who Vas Recently Elected
President Of the School
Of Mines.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE

Monday. April SOD
a. leW dtyl aEo THE EVENING CHS
zen. 'u % small ramrfanh. announced
tha. ho bulfi az roFebis OF tho aohonl
OF mines ai sOcoIo bad selected Prof
hfn'lf Noble for president of ino
echdol W-e Prof Charles Kcya The
th.clnln. in o moro extensive nature.
hau ihla io cay relative 20 the soiec
ton.
Robert rcaile Noble. A. ~. whom
ttu hu1ri ~ rsHros haVU lusi elect.
ed preIldrai OFF tNo faculty % tho
school 0i lflncs ig O. man of un-
usu1lly scholarly ait1mmwn Ho
Nll doubtless YIndlcHto iho wisdom
The boards choice Of % man for the
ro nnnsihle position upon which De-
Vih enter next scpiop,hor
Prof. Mobiles professional caroor
may hD summarized a. fnii0Wai He
graduated nt Do PAW university in
1891 and received iho masters 40.
sreo from the same institution three
years later. WIS n graduate student
et Johns Hopkins university in 1891
and 1852; principle of tho CaWf0fdH
Vile Ind. hlHh school for four years.
n graduate student nt the Chicago
NNtN"lNiiHf NINANHHNN OF fNf'NlNIfN NN
Welcomes university. and assistant
professor 81 chemistry ne tho Armour
Institute OF Technology AZ the close
OF bis proicssorahip ln 1904 mt This
last namcd institution. hc accepted
The chair % chemistry at tho itow
Mexico schuol " Mines. O. poe ica
watch b. has filled for two yon o.
the entire satisfaction OF an cor I'm
ca a. % shown By his bcing a. ion
Tor the presidency of tho mriit 0n.
besides being "a man of soho fiy
nftalnmCnts, Prof Noble lH nn earn.
ont and enthusiastic instructor. and
naturally very popular with the atu.
dcuin. The responsibilities uf the no..
s.tion 90 which he has Just been elect
"a are neither fow nor slight. but
those who know him beet have no
icur that he VIII not mooi Thorn well.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05
TELEoRAPHlo MARKETS.

New York, April 80 Load hrm. %
{6d00670;. copper nrm az isMW
lA.e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

Tho clcciiob OF a FUN faculty for
thc year i90e07. resulted os follows.
Robert " Noble, "a. NJ. president and
professor 0f chemistry, oliver u.
Smith, 9. ~. professor OF civil en-.
gineerlng. Emmett a. Bake A. ST.,
professor OF languages. fhls o. yes
two chairs, those OF mining engineer.
ing and sociology and motallurgy. yot
90 be nllod Niea Anne w Fitch was
elected registrar and librarian.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

i sss'laa .n be bella 'ona.ra" non.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-05-05

RELIEF FUND ron
FRISCO COMPARED.
WITH six OTHERS.


buttons from all sources. up To- 4
wednesday night April 20. aud I
Albuquerque donation of about I
$500 is added q. the amount. a 1
visionary youth of this city. last 1
Sunday, po.slsted Ia saying that 4
the mudey contributions would 4
amount 90 over o billion dollars. I
llc has 30 TAR. guessed within 1
fiS2.OU0 900 of his calculation. 4
se6S 66SS6 ggSeg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
MlchmnrtIc.

GbitoGn 20. Mug. GlnOoicb:
Sniubr 10000; Miorft itcti0; Sticrc
SO bis 60; &iibc $50 bis 40;
Minocr 2.G0 bis 5,35; 9ulcn 200 bis
40; &Glbcr 800 bis 80; Stoder@
Euo Sccocr1 260 bis l.25. Shweiuc:
Suiubr 27,O00; Zoe. b0bcr; Choice bis
Yrino $50 bis $50; NuttcrS GAO
bis 600, quite bis GbOicc Ncmiidlt 6.l0
bis $50; Yoding go bis G.25; Ser.
fel go bis $40. Sd)oic: 3uiubr 20.
600; Toe. bis t5c. b0bcr; Shofe l.25
bis 80; &Gnmcr 900 hi 500.
uuion Stod 9orO&, Eitta.
BURG Bo, 20. NuNilit. - Ninobicb :
Mortt ieit; Choice 90 bis GOO; Yri'
MO $50 bis go. Sdmcinc: Morft
lcbboft; Erimo $50 bis $50; Oorfcr0
uno 6ertcl $50 bis 500; roubc 800
bis $50, Sd)oie: Mortt itetig; Frimo
mctbcr9 go bis 90; orOindrc $50
bis $50; 2Gnmlcr 800 bis S.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
gu perfanien pScr st ucrmictBcm.

gu uerfanfen poer sH ucrmtetbcu:
Cine G0dcrct. gtub5ntruucn In Hr. t02,
eRb,9ieaeiter. strnsc. (233-5) ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
QocGoppeoaoppNQoGsaeSpe
SDbn Grnn5's ,,Ndder.orrDcroe,"

HubCrt @uilmcr'e
Wu5artsNinuncrhUrsGGnc,
Yr. l921-1923, Srlcauc. Strube.
0uupiqnurtlcr pes s.liu5urt Wtdlucrs
6Oro". S,Hgilulhc icocu SOmtCriidG
Nbcno. Ser rMiuIari l'ui, nnO Yrtb.
Gcrcili" pcriunuHcl! iih iCbcI WtuntuR
bier, GbciupcllcI ctcpbul 2S0lfc
sl4 i. CS(prilI 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Gtcacn9cinhc.

Cine dItrrr neTnuoc Iruu
iUtnfubt cine SciiHdtb bel elmer oeutihcu iu
fire: m. NJ" expedition bicics SIatteS.
t233--6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Ncirnths 9iccnicn.

George Cunningham, q, uuO Go,
tie e. Coleman, %; 9tpplifont 8il.
liom Tcpcu, gtr. 522. GIieritruBc.
@iaiom s. Shr0picr, rs, mO
Momie Seller, 81; Nppli(ont Sobu
Sind, Nr. 1920, s. Strobc, @oG-
broof.
2cpiS i, Sopnc$, %, urN Mor8u-
ret u. Stonqer, 10; NppIifNnt 2cpiS
3. Sopuc$. Nr. 26t3, 5ri5bicltro6c
SamrS :. Barter, #, un0 Nnac'
line y. Bradley, %; 4ppIit0nt IboS.
%. &nnioat, gtr. S06, lIniOn Gruit,
8ebGuoc.
Sobn @iQiom Hepcre, II, MiOOle,
icrsGouutp, go, mo emma ). aciu-
irgborn, 80; Npplifnnt George y.
9cn5lep, Nr.212, NotO NtoumtitrnBc.
Go6n q. Shci0, As, 2%oucoItcr,
Eo., mo Nnno 5hci0, If, @biloocl-
pbiu, go; 4ppIifont Iobn E,Sdeio,
9tr. 234. @cIt.SingItroBc.
Sounro Burnett, %, mo Horu
Otto, 20; Npp(ifont Warp Otto, Nr.
70l, BRADFORD traBc.
Scrmon g. &odcrmon 81, WnO
SOp6iN MorgoIinS. 81; Npplifont e.
5. &odcrn1an, Nr. 1921, Oit,9oltt'
morcitroBc,
E6orlcS @id, %, @ultimore-Go.
uuO SuIie ModcI, 90; Npplifont
Scrbcrt 6. Hobinion, gtr, 635, SilO.
Wnntfor0 . Nucnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Baltimore yEnrftbcridtc.

Baltimore, 20. NttQllIt 1906.
Wcbl. - 3ltiubr 1928 SGiicr,
cinihlieBlid 1896 G0iicr 5u Occult
Yoint unO 1857 6diicr ST Canton.
&iiiteupcrionOt 256 6Giicr, Gle Noti.
rltl,gcn morcn mie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Safer 3ltiubr 2t,373 9uIdcl;
aus oen Glcpotorcn 5uriid9c5o1en
$40 9uldcl; GIcuotoren : Vorroth
1888 0uihcl. &crfGuic: 1 Woggon
5uriidgclpicicncr GcrdD 5u 30, 1 DO.
9tr. 3 rueiber ST. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
SaltimOrc's crfabrcuitcr NcrUcn.
Spr;ialiit.

@rcbnrtioc GrfplNc burb Die muocrne pbOs
iioIoqiide &cbauOlInQalueifc. pCrbunocu init
Der slnlucn6una Der hCiltl beilpiiicuibuiili6cn
gr5rilitIuQ, IN Der Siuot Cr6iclt.
llan aCbc bic 0Uftulg mot uuf, che man
Hi6t Or, Nathan 0crmuu c~untlliirt bat. 0ults
hcrte bon ~triibcrcn Euiieuten bcjcltgcn Qcrn
feline 2ctihlnasfdbiQtcit. SO fo1t 3. y. Serr
y. Y. Smont. Nr. 100, gSuOblCD Sirube:
oScbn IerRtc qdbel mir feline @rlcidierunp
bon mcincl Sciocu; Or. 0crntan flrirte MID
DoufummCI IN fitni ISpdlcu."
@err IGlnco Gurrp, gr.ts34. Rnticrfons9Ibc,,
fagt:
Or. GotUan 0crmui bat mir oas Qc6cn
QCrettci; uac nuhCrct gcr{tc. bic reriu6tcn,
mir III bclicr. GCiniibtCu iMl luufuHii."
etubcrOcm tGrtrtc n. 0crmdl nod, nicIe slns
ocrc. %nuruutcr nnh TT. IlGuit S6Miot, Dir.
tt2. unpuO=Strubc
9Surum ipute CT SGucn Mot cbcuiuu3 bel.
fen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

NuropltlNtc uui NulUa NHo NUrrcit1 Str.
0uliptNldrticr bce S]eiunpOcreilt5 o9Jtelu.
Die" SinNihunOcu icocu S0mlcritug 200,
&eria lnmllngcn hes GclltemiuI Wicbger.
&crcin5" icocH ,. mo i. Sicnlidg I'M
DIonut. GcIcpbnn-G. 4 y. &oliC 175G9i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Scutiac SdlluBrotc:

Woi&. 49, 3ufubr 1894 8nidcl;
@criun0t BON Den Glcputorcn 1883
Wuidcl; @lcpotprcn.Torrotb lOO.567
@uitcl. 8crfGuic: 10000 @uidlel
,Subr sl 1917 1000 Spot 81 5l3I.
N,.4., >hG,E.,I,.
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Nhnn, NinpplS sirhnurnnt.

Rr. 1iO4, observation-disclosures.
Ser aaorooft Smuerpnbreroer 8uunergtN
bon Baltimore berfGmmcIt it6 bier ies
oclt WoHt1a. - George 8rebm & Cons
Bier am 8apf, naU bsltiner art btrsit
bonn Sab.
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Nenti0e ShInBrate
@crfGnie OF Der bieIisen gffcftem.
8Drlc.
FIRST CALL.

100 Seaboaro 50 Com. ..........., 27h
100 Seabcoro so Gom ..........., PIN
20 Scabouro 50 om............ PIN
100 Se16odr6 50 som ............ 27&
$4,000 llnitco gininunb5 Ier ....,.... %
10000 NC 1@. o.. ............... 62A
400 llniteo HotIUabs Or GttS) 1893. 15h
$1,000 llniico 3otlpubs Gint. ......... Tx
$1,000 llniieb NaiIlpubS SinE. ..s...... 71A
$1,000 stHncpitiu Ii. Boiomnc Der tO5
40 Jlortbern Central .....,... LOG
3 Gonf ~ e e II. Y 80 Bfb. ..... SO
10 aa e II. ] Som 90