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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Gnnaoiidlc GiniuanScrnn9.

Gie 0~icsiGbrige ginlpanocrun0 Gu.
no0a'@ bat 10 ilott cingeicbt 0oB lie
ale IriIbercn Sabre lueit 81 iibcrtrcis
len ucripridt. Plus Soluu olcin mcr-
Den iibcr $4,000 6ormcr iibcr Die ca.
noOildc @rcn5c 9cbcl, miro ans Min.
nlpcg bcrldltet. 9tcbcn ocn NmcrifQs
llcrlt, Die ben GonoOiCrn 10 milfoms
men iin0, llld)t CANADA Die Ginpan-
ocrltng aus europa 5u f0rOcrn. Iie
tana0iid]en GinmonoCrrn9S6eb0r0eu
llld)cn bic Ginmunoercr iobolO ais
nloglld) rnter5ubringcll, ltn0 in @in.
nipcg ollein lucr0cn tGglih 300 bis
40 Wt0nltcr nod 6nrncn Ocihidt,
Ter rcidc, irlld)tborc Nooen Cana
0o's loft nidt blob Nntcrifuncr. ion
bern oltd) GuropGcru on. Nus S6ott-
(nno li1o lett Nnrfong OieieS &ubrep
ollcin iibcr $1,000 Ycrioncn nod ga.
no0n alt@lUuun0crt. 9llt9 GngIanO
monocrtcn lCBtca Sobr iibcr 1000
Fcrioncn 1od) Canada oltS, aus
S6ottlunO 1880 lto aus &rlanO
rtno 1000. Gicies Sobr lit Scr Pm.
oron9 picl NroBer. @on5 %bcionocrS
bcnlilbt lid Die S~eiISsNrmcc, Gin.
monocrer aus England nod CANADA
81 bringcn. Sic bicaiGbri0c Gin.
manocrlt1g miro olli 100000 Ycr.
ioncn 0eihGbt. Die conooiihc Ncoic.
rllnN bot, nm Ole GinponocrunQ oll.
ter Glcnltntc 81 untcritiitcrL oo8
YrGmien-S pitem mic0er cinQeiiibrt
nno bc5oblt Den 9ompicrlinien,
AGcntCn II. u. fir ieoen crlpohienen,
Gelnnocn britilhcn Nu9won6crcr
tilnf Collars, fiir Nu@pun0crCr aus
DEM itbri9cn europa 2l2 rcip. 2H
Collars. 9tur Die Stolic1cr crhultcn
tcinc Fromtc. &n SolAc ser sra,
mtcl15oblunAcn mo lucniNcr ItrcnoCll
Gimuon0crungSaclct 9unooo'3 nan.
bern nuh pielc Tcltid)rliicn nod 9o.
nu0o. Srodomo ). y. Gilt BORT nid)t
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ginmonbc.
rcr, lucldlc al bicicr Nllgcnfronfbcit
lciocn. ncrOcn III bcn NcQicrunqS.
&oipitGlern furirt. Gurtooo ildt
Ginluonbcrer on5u5icben. ltno Bel iei-
reit rcifen SiilfSQrearn nit ieinen
u%mgebcllren Strcdcn irlldt6orcn
gdcrlonOes miro es onuit Griolg bo-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Die Sinan5- nnO 0eidaitslaec hcs
Snnoes.

llngiinitige Ncrid)tc iibcr oic
Grnte- GrSiidtcn @eiiir6tungep iibcr
fommen0en @eiddftsriidgoilgT Nr.
better. gIsitGnoe, llniiherbeit iiber
Die 5inon5plGnc perifieoener groBcn
Gilenbabn4G Is rporotiopeu boben olii
Den @el0. II. Iftienmdrft ungiinIti0
eingenirft, id)reibt Senrp Glelps IN
ieirem lebten Wohenberihte, Im0
fiigt bin5i: @ie 9emobnlid, lit babel
mebr ooer meniger iibertrieben nor.
ben. @eionoers lit oos Der Sal bel
Den 9crihten iiber Die Grnte.auslid,
ten, Die feinesmegs 10 id)ledt limo,
mie iie 81 Spefulations5lueden bin
geitellt lperoen. Sbatiod)e lit. Dob
Der 6riibling 5mei bis orei @odcn
ipdter lit, als %getpobnlid), Dob Die
Iusiaat IN nielen Sbeilen oes Gam.
Ses nsr5ogert un0 bas @odstbiml
bes geiaten @etreioes perbinoert nor.
ben lit, aber onrdJ unrimes @ettcr
fam piel e%ingebolt meroen. IS lit
iorpeit nod fein @r1ntb 81 @eioro.
miicn iiber Die grgebniiie Der nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

sd iob brei a0ni8c uno
5mei &0niginnelt," cr3Gblt @r, StcoO
Gas lit mas Hedtea! &n ieoem Sar.
teripicl iinO bier bon ieOcr Sorte.
Sn oen ii nj &obrcn lett
Der crIten 9euiQiglung filr Srrigo'
tioll95lucde iin0 60 Nliuioncn Ider
i%tcrilco Son0 fiinitlid bcIpdiiert unO
in irudltbqres aderlonO p%crruonocIt
morOcn. 2ie Soften fiir sic 9erieic,
lun9 miltoeit aus Dem &crtauf Der
pcrbeIicrttn 2Gn0crcirH inebr ais &C.
Ocdt. 9tllf Dem fir anltlr5pcdc &C.
mohlicnelt 2dnoe bobcu lid 9egcu
100000 0tehid)en on6ciicbclt unO
odt StGote iino BORT in roihcr Gnts
mideIung bcgriften. 3tr 6crti9Itel'
hung bielcr Nrbeitcn mnBten 1907
Meilen &altdle llrto II Ateilcn Gltn.
mel Qegroben merocn. Gle nod mei-
terbilt fir fiinItlidc @cricleIung in
gllsiidt gcnommeneu &Gnoeritredel
umfoiicn gegen 600 MiQioncn Afcr.
&n Scr 30 ilmoutcr Ser
mania" leicn mir: IS mare Idon
idIimm genltg, menn Die bl00ltnnigc
ncre Gigarctteu-9ia MIR 0oS Wfod)-
mcrf cinc5 cin5elncn, in qciIti9cr DC
5icbllng ctlpos lticimiittcrIid bcoud).
ten 8cicbgcbers mGrc. 9lbcr gcrooc5n
cine S6nlod) fir g3i9coninn lit c@,
ooB cincS Der mid)tigIten Gonlite'n
Der &cgislotur lid) nidt gcnirt bat,
lid 81 i0cntiii5iren nit elmer %orlngc,
mcldc NQcS, mas gclcBgcbcriihe Stlt.
pi0itG: un0 probibitiOniittl6cr Sand
tisrllts biSber nit pcrclnter GlelstraIt
fertig gcbrodt bobcn, mcit in Den
Shottcn ItcQt. @cm Oieic Bill &c
lcb miro, 10 pcrfGQt icOcr M%i3coniincr
0iirgcr, mcld)er ollf Der Strobe cine
Cigarette, ia, allh MIR clllcn Der DC
itunOtbeile elmer Cigarette in Der "a.
Idle bat, Der &erboitlmg mo, lpcnH
cr Is Damn nit eincm bcionOCrs be.
lhrdlften &idter 5u tbln bat, 10
fam ca inn poilircL OoB cr icin
%crbrcbcn nit elmer NcfGnNniBItrafe
bon 5cbn Eo9cn biiBcn mltB. @enn
man iid FLAIR modt, Woa GoS ci9cnt-
lid) beoelttet, 10 fonmt man mirtli6
ollf Den &crbodt, OoB Ger beibc&ompf
nm Oos SenotS- Monont cine Nn5obl
u%nicrcr @cietgc6et 0ircff mciduggc
gemoHt BOT. Sit Ocnn I'M 5toote
MiscOniin Die perionIihe 8rcibcit cut
tooter 9lldllta6e geluorocn BOB man
cincm iutcqiGcntcn @llblifum 10
etlpoa 81. bicten lpogt? ,Norr ioaen
mir o|uncbrlclt, oob oo5 bttrcffcnoe
GplHite Gin biSd)Gtl jn itdrf 9efriib-
itiidt botte, obs eM oieiqs Mnnitr1lm
BON ciner Bill einberidtetc2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Idt Soften.
Sin NfadLmprt itr gNnhl.

3iC Gn0ergebnillC l%lIerer Wltnl5t'
pal WubI iinn bicsnral Don Den Mobls
beb6rocn roid)cr ieltgcItellt morOcn,
ola 0cnobnlid. &n Den bcrcitS be
fonlttcn Mciultoten miro I'M @roBcn
lrno @on5cn nidtS gcGnocrt. IS miro
obcr in Dem @crift Der geb0rOc fclt-
ocltcQt, ooB ctmo 10000 rcgtitrirtc
9iirgcr ~ilbcrboltpt nid)t gcIttmn1t bos
ben. Mie groB Die BAIL Der @iirger
iuur, sic Is ilbcrbaupt nid)t Der Wtilbc
pertb gcbultcn baben, lid reGiltrircl
5u lniicn, lGBt lid ldluer crrnittelu.
9(ber 10000 reQiltrirtc Mdnncr i1 cis
ncr Sto0t, Die Ca nidt Der Wtiibc
lpcrtb bolterL ibre Stimnle ab5ltgc'
ben! limo Oo iprid,t man BON elmer
SolfSrcgierung Ourd) u10 filr ooS
Holf, uno Elm GROCER Gbcil oteics Eol-
fes fiimmcrt lid nidt Narilnl. Gin
Sicbentel Der 9iir9er lit lpoblmii0c,
moht feincn @cbrolt6 pom icincm
nornebmiten @ilracrrefte. Sin |8ci.
tcres crgibt Scr 9cridt Ser Nohlbc.
b0roe: Bon Den obgcgcbcncn 9S,O92
Stimmcn limo 1900 olS umaillti0 SIT
rildgelpieicn, bon jcOcn 20 Stimucn
lit cine nid)t mitBc5Gblt lunrOen llno
hos 10 5iCmlidn %glcihhtGBig III allen
@oblbcjirfcn Der Sta0t. SIN Gurd)'
id)nitt muroeu III jeOer &urO etlun
200 o~bgegcbcne Stimmeu umQiiltig
erflGrt. 6iinftauieno Nlriidacmieienc
Stimmenl Mnrum? IS lit Don fci-
Tier Settle Inidulbi0un0 crhobcn nor
Den. ooB bel ser Stimmcn5dblung &c.
nlogelt luorocn lei, 0oB cine o0cr Die
onocrc Gortci bcoor5ugt ODER benud)
theili9t morOen lei; Die ungiiltig ers
tlGrten S%tinm5ettcl ucrtbeilten lid
oui ole Earteicn. @%lildlid)crlpciic
iuorcr Die Wtoioritdtcn fir Die Nollpt-
Gun0ioatCn Ger Icnlntrutcn qroB &C
mig. 8eicbt ubcr bcn Soil, Die Mo
ioritoten icien, mic bel Der Wobl Dor
bier &obrcn fnopp gcs,ien mo 800
Stimmen miir6en i6oS @ablrelultnt
ge0n0ert bobcn miiroe Damn uidt Gin
0roBcs @cidrei iiber Mogelei mo De
trug Gcntodlt moroen lein? Gin be.
trGd)tlid)cr Sbcil Ser obgcgcbcncn
Stimm5cttcl lit num- mic mir ans all'
ter Guclle crlobrcrl, oblidtlid) 10 mar.
firt moroen, Dob lie un9iiltig crflGrt
lpcrocn mlBten. sir Die Oenlofruti
idcn Gouoiooten ipoIlten picle Srcluis
DC Wodter'S nibt itinumen. eben 10
ncnia ober audi iiir Srn. Simoml9;
olti Die Gusiibung ibrcS @iirgcrrcd)t8
nollten lie nbcr ober nidt per5id)tcu.
9amit lit 0aS GmporidncQcn Der SIT,
riidgeluiclcnen Stimmcn bel Scr let,
ten Wabl 10 Sicmlid) erflGrt. SIMMER.
bin ldeint cine betrGhtlidc 3obl Der
M1bIcr nlebr ober meniger lprglo@
gemclen 81 leill, no mo mic lie ibr
&reu5den olti Den Stimm5ettel hin.
5cidlncten. limo 6od) lpor Dos Worfis
rem oicsmol icbr ciuiod) ulb Icitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
8cfanntmadnngcn
Department fir Biicntliac eidcrAcit.

'Scpartcticilt ocr 6ehcrsoo nlhilnute:
Ma ttntor G., q. IInl 1907. =
SeriiegcIte gnGCbotc, an Den g8oaro OF
gnuarhs" %norcliirt. lperoeu I'M 9iireull pes
Observation-Disclosures, 9IGlbbauS, bis II llbr Sors
Hiitags, am Wittluudl, ocu %. Wat 1907 cnts
GcgeH gcilonlrlel. fir bic ScriorGnnG hes 5cper'
2epartenlenis init
Eicrbefutter fir cincn, brci uocr iedS Wlunate.
Spe3tftfdiionen iuerocn ulf 9riubtu bon Dem
bcglaubigter Gbcd in 96be BON $500, 5ublbur
an Den Wiu1ur litb SidotrGt0 INN Baltimore.
mlb icbeGn Ingebpt ~beiacfii9t ieiu. NaS Hcdt
hleibt porbebnlielL irgcflo pc.be ODER ale VIII
gebpic Ill neriucrfcu.
SIN gullruac Der 0eb6roe
y. VI. Nilflnior,
Gefrctir.
2ciiGtiat:
e. Gln1 SimnnnS,
Frdit6ent Der Guniralts 9eharhe.
(Dini0-t113-lS,20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

SnlgenoC ShnurrC qcbt
sur Belt Ourd) Die Yreiic: .,3rpci
Inlcrifoner, melfc iocbcn bon elmer
Hcile INN Die @cIt 5uriid0cfcbrt limo,
bnbcn Dem Grdiibctten p~eriidcrt, cr
lei Der bcriibmteite Mioun ser @elt
mo tic bitten in Ggpptcn mcligiten3
5ebntoulenO aomeele 9%eirmOcn, Die
leinen Nomen triigen." limo cine
lolfc gufidneioerei miro iogor nod,
ernitboit commentirt. Die beibcn
omcrifoniiden Miiitd)bouicn bobcr
IN G9ppten ldnuerlid) 10000 &onleclc
9eieber, picl menigcr iopiclc ,Ipuic.
t".Srompcltbierc. Die 5lueibeiui.
gen aanlccle perocn obcr I'M 9oloe
Der &pronlioen nidt &ooicpclt ac.
nannt.
0ie brci GiS Scilidcn
mod)en bieieS Sobr iArcm Nomcn
ale @bre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Surraine.


Walertih - Harfartig - SriebIih.
Weftlid1 bon Batbroof ein uno cine babe
Meile. GeHubt Die nit gopbattan besei6nete
Eortbsgbenuss9a Sreie aiitfden Hu9mittnes
am Terminus. gretfe bon gegrdbnlkpldtea
tett fpe5ieu. Qeihte 8eoingituGen. feIephoT--
@ntoI 223. Sartan: 1raniliH. unb spineIor.
Hsaos. Yerlanat @roftiirs. tNeais ,tS,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Na[timpre Gcinctern.

ghreau: 5runfliu. 9lss., Baltimore. u. Nprttfr.
geerdbntBplisc 5ami 3erfant bon S25 on,
bier 0rdber. Sreie Isrf,itune Der aapeue fir
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0uri1e.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Subn SerWig d Subn,
2tidenbeitattet uuo Gtnbdliamiret,
Mr 1NOS Hrfenu8.S trote.

9m eisgcfhdtt: sr. 52l, GaftcrH.auenue.
Sieblaubtoipu, Baltimore uunts.
Ntr bdhen In unierer Iangen 9efbdftSprnIts
Brpfii 8lfrieOen. Die %feinften autfhsn e~elietert
tnr Sot5elten, unterbaltuilgen uno nnoere @e'
legcnbetien. Bctoe Telephone. (D(ai2S.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
@iGiam Gppfs,

iuubibefnnnte S75 SeeteiBaaBeh nnlinNen:
prnttuoIlen ,Sarg, nit fhpar3eill auth. ipeiBt,n
ODER grnltri @lGi1 iiber8ogeH. duBercn 3aften.
geeroiginSs : an8eiee. -gighalfantiren,. Sane'
fbube, Iruucrilor. 3ootenbent0 oocr 9sde, Deli
0uiiben,. Bugs, etiibIe, 2idier, 2eudter mno
9raperie'n
Aaes ponItdnbta s7b. aeine GStra.epefea.
$50 @erianet }ura 2etdten $50.
Hnbcre Seerbiauua 500, 500 nnb $40.
Tprth. unb observation-disclosures.
getoe Telephone. Tag rnb Hdnt.
Oftt4-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Subn ,6er5inacr.

Is Ttnrb am 10. mai 1907 Sobu Ser5iugcr,
As Sabre alt g~elicbtcr @aite bon Suca Ncr6iIt'
1cr.. pie NeerNi8lnN finoet Muntna, ben IS.
Olqt, &urniiin1o 10 llbr, bon iciucr gSobHulp.
gtri 2l22, Srui0zNtl %9loe1llc. ans ituit. Bet
ieburb uui Dem yNtoIut Carmel 5ricoboic".
IHI-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Gliin6ctb Tranf.

IS ituru am If. RAJ 1907 Bran Gltinbctb
Srunl i'm utter bon -. Subrel. 9 WtoHuteu illo
s Jhgcu, 99iitUc BON Hth, 9Silbclm Srunf. Die
@ccrOiGltng iiroet am SicnitGg. y%iuhmittuG5
. llbr, npnl 2rauerbauie. gtr. zoos, @ongb Sit,
all9 ilnli. l32--G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

9Hrrau 0cs stnOt.N coihrators.

9iireau ocS otsMcgiitraturs.
Wnlttm o c, 10. Mlai 1907.
Iacn baran intereiiirten Ecripnen miro bier
nit giG0ri6t ertbeiIt, bah Der Stnots Snaentcur,
bes Vnltimore Sfa6tsGoScr bon 1893 tsipplc,
ment) b~erlnnDt miro. ben erfldrenoeu glal mo
Die llmlagen fir Die Wcus9iiucnirnng ano Grn.
pflaitcrnug Der Rriuat.gllleB biutcr Rrn. 1913
1919, Sit.Eratt'St rnBc, in oieieIn 9iirenn bins
tcrleqt bat.
Nae oubol beriibrtcn Eerfoncn fino beredb
tiqi, in1erbGlb 80 lagcn, bonn Datum oiefer
Nnti8 an, i'm @ultimorcr Staotperiht onrb
fbriftIid cingcrcihte Gclition onpcQen SI aps
peuircn.
SarrD 4. Suupcr.
Nc1iitrator Der Staot baltimore.
COiail3, 1926, SuuiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

adHe fiir's Nnsfamo bciprat q. Saline. SIR.
III, Sft.Saitimpress ctr, nabe 9pifnnhanfe.ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

GIN Sbcil Scr Barrier
Frelle polemiiirt gegen Die Nufiiib-
rltrlg Der Hidorb StrouB'iden Spcr
gSolomc." Sic bcboltpten, oic glli.
fitbrltng lei ~ifanouloS uno Ser Or
tolg Der Spcr iei Elm 3cid)elt oeS Nic.
ocrgonaS Scr iron5oliifen MoroI
milroig 81 alogelicoern zines ncllcn
ScrcmioS. Noriier Woroll Sit an Der
ilbcrbollpt nod etno5 5lt pcroerben (?
Gie " i. y it" d) rel b t:
DG99,05S Ginipobner red)net Der go
liScisGcniltS iiir unicre Stoot ct.
2ouis .berous. Iie Sitter enttGlidt
o%llgenlein; man bette mebr erlportet.
Sic finoet piclleiht ibre @rfl1rung in
DEM llritono, Dob ser 6olf-S onntoa
cine Wcngc 2cittc bon bier pertricbril
bot"
Sn Sic0crfppf 3 ct Sic
Ien CONNER, om 10, t6. uno IL.
AuguIt, micocr Elm r@rcn5aono" itott,
ein oltes @cmeinoefeit,i 'SaS Scr tiito.
ridden lleberlieferiinq 5uiolac aae
iieben Sabre ecfeiert miro. lie @or-
bcrcitilfiaen St oieicm &cimot6SfcItc
limo bercits I'M @nnae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13
Baltimore gransfer GomYasnie,
eabpf.ga. Giant. anb aombarb.etrase.

SHopfsG6t Stanf' NM SompatosettaRe.
? ~. tLu Hlh--.
6ansntBtef trenssDr.irt nnb perpa6t. pmnk
bnTe nnb xtoetSns far pienies trerben iest
fir bic fommenbe @oifon sebu&t. Sibriperfe
lno 9reife rent. b2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-13

SD lab orei a6nt8c unO
5pci &0niginnelt," cr5dbIt Nr. Stcoo.
0oS lit mos &ed)te5! Sn icOem Sor-
teulpicl iino bier bon icOcr Sorte.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-26
STOP THE GAMBLING.

From Bryan's Conlmoner.
There seems to he 40 doubt that
Wall street speculation is the cause
of the present financial panic, and
this speculation is made possible by
he fact that a large amour of ficti-
tious n watered stock is issued.
The small bankers throughout the
country claim that their institutions
are perfectly solvent, that their as
sets are good and that their Only en-
barrasment is that they cannot collect
the money which they have deposited
in eastern banks in the reserve cities.
In ~suspending payments the bankers
have done what they think is neces-
sary for the protection of themselves
and their depositors, and it is not fair
to criticise them unless one has a
better knowledge of the situation thar
they have; but somebody is to blame,
and from the evidence at hand it
irst-with the spectators of New
York who, in their desire to make
money rapidly, ave disregarded the
interests of the rest of the country;
second-with the New York banks
and trust companies which have loan
ed money for speculation; and third
with the Republican party whose lead
ers have linked our whole financial
system to Wall street so that the peo-
pie Throughout the country are forced
to suffer for the sins of the masters
of high finance. 1t requires an object
lesson to make people consider rene
dial legislation; abuses are never
remedied until there is suffering, and
the present panic ought to result in
which will give to the pub
lie a needed protection.
Gambling is one of the curses of
the present day-not merely the small
gambling which is carried on in back
alleys and obscure places, but the
gambling which goes on in the cham
bers of commerce. the boards of trade
and the stock exchanges. Purchases
and sales of commodities and stocks
and the purchasers nave no intention
receiving the goods-this may be
business, but it is nothing more
nor less than gambling, and in some
respects it is worse than gambling at
the ard table. First, it is on a larger
scale than the gambling in the houses
as gambling houses; and sec
ond. the lei who gamble on the mar
kets sometimes control the markets
and thus take an unfair advantage of
those who enter into the game with
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-26
ELECTION

A Notice Calling an Election to Vote
Upon the Issuance of $35,ooo.oo of
Bonds of the City of Roswell for the
Purpose of Extending and EnIarg-
ing the Sewer System in the City
of Roswell.
Public notice is hereby given that
a special election is hereby called
and viii be held in the City of Ros-
well New Mexico on tae 18th day Of
January, 1903, for the purpose of vot-
ing upon the question Of issuing
bonds of the City of Roswell to the
amount of thirty-fve thousand $685.
00O) dollars for the extending and
enlarging a eve system in the City
of Roswell.
On the question of issuance of said
bonds, no person shall be qualified
70 vote except he be in all respects a
qualified elector of the City of Ros-
well 4 the owner of real or per-
sonal property subject to taxation
therein, thus persons favoring the is
suance of said bonds viii cast a bal
lot reading, For the issuance of
bonds" Those opposed to the issu-
ance of said bonds shall cast a ballot
reading, Against the issuance of
bonds"
The polling place at which said
election shall be held is as follows:
The east doc of the Roswell Auto
Co. building, corner OF Richardson
avenue and Second street, and the
following officers have been duly ap-
pointed TO conduct said election: C.
l.. Wilson, c. w. Johnson AID John
Y. Thornton, Judges; Chas. White
and Walter PayIor. Clerks.
By order of the City Council of
the City OF Roswell, New Mexico,
? lrr - 1na-
Attest:
FRED J. BECK,
CSEALl City Clerk.
J. w. STOCKARD,
Mayor OF the City of Roswell.
f9-15 t5frf.)
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therein, thus persons favoring the is
suance of said bonds shall cast a bal
lot reading, For the issuance of
bonds" Those opposed to the issu-
ance of said bonds shall cast a ballot
reading Against the issuance of
bonds"
The polling place at which said cleo
ton shall be held is as follows: The
East doc of the Roswell Auto Co.
building at the corne of Richardson
and Second street, and the following
officers have been duly appointed to
conduct said election: B.. F. Moon, C.
A. Moore and Frank Easton, Judges;
Laus Phillips and F. E. Brooks,
Clerks.
By order of the City Council of the
City of Roswell. New Mexico, this
9th day of November, 1907.
Attest:
FRED J. BECK,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
J. w. STOCKARD.
Mayor of the City of Roswell.
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them. 1t is time to stop gambling
and n of the best ways to stop it
is to stop the issue of watered stock
and fictitious capitalization, for these
are the cards with which the big gam
blers play. A corporation whose stock
rests upon actual value does not fur
nish much of In opportunity for ex-
ploitation. What the gambler wants
is a stock whose value is uncertain,
because then the market price a
be juggled with. Just as a farm, whose
value is to acertain extent tied, does
not furnish the same opportunity to
the Spectator as the mine whose val
ne is undetermined, so Il railroad
stock that rests upon a value to be
found in the road itself is not sub
ject to ~fuctuation like the stock of
a road whose dividends depend upon
the ability of the manager to monop-
olize business. We ought to have leg
~islation that will put our railroads
and other industrial enterprises upon
an honest basis, and hen we ought
to have legislation ~forbidding the use
| Oh HdIlOIldl DdUh uOpOoICS W II LII
! ling. If the New York banks are to
be allowed to receive deposits from
country banks, such New York banks
ought in all fairness be forbidden to
use country deposits to support specu-
lative enterprises. All speculation is
risky-if there were M risk in the
matter. there woul be no speculation
about it. and the small banks of the
country have a right to insist that
their s~oIvency shall not be jeopardiz-
ed by the use of their deposits for
gambling purposes. And if the bank
ers themselves do not insist upon this,
their depositors ought to insist upon
it, for while the local banker may be
excused for refusing to checks
in the present stringency, his depos-
itors can not be blamed if they de-
nounce a system whereby the local
bankers are driven into the net spread
by New York financiers.
The Republican party has been in
almost uninterrupted possession of
the federal government for f~orty-seven
years. In it's platform of 1904 that
party boosted that with the exception
of two years it had had control near
ly all the time of two, if not three, |
branches. AS it requires a concurrence
of the President, the enate and the
house to enact a law or to repeal one,
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IN The

What | prize most in a woman
Is her affections, not her intellect.
The intellect is finite: but the affec-
tons
Are infinite, and cannot be exhausted.
Compare me with the great men of
the earth
What am I? Why, a pygmy among
giants.
But if thou lovest-mark me. l say
lowest,
The greatest of thy sex excels thee
not.
The world of the affections is thy
world,
Not that of mans ambition. In that
stillless
Which most becomes a woman, calm
and holy,
sittest by the fresiae of the
heart,
Feeding its flame. The element of
fire
Is pure. 1t cannot change nor hide
its nature,
But burns as brightly in a gypsy
camp
AS in a palace hall.
-Longfellow.
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ELECTION

A Notice Calling an Election to Vote
Upon the Issuance of 100000 of
Bonds of the City of Roswell for
Street Improvement.
Public notice is hereby given that
a special meeting is hereby called
and will be held in the City of ROs-
well, New Mexico, on the 18th day
of January, 1908, for the purpose of
voting o the question of the is
suing bonds of the City OF Roswell
to the amount Of Ten Thousand (S10.
100000 Dollars for street improve
ment il the City of Roswell.
On the question of issuance of said
bonds, no person shall be qualified
to vote except he be in all respects
a qualified elector of the City of Ros-
well and the owner of real or per-
sonal property subject to taxation
therein, thus persons f~avoring the is
of bonds will cast a ballot read
For the issuance of bonds
Those opposed to the issuance OF
bonds shall cast a ballot reading,
Against the issuance of bonds"
The polling place at which the cleo
ton shall be held is as follows: the
door of the Roswell Auto Co.
building at the corner of Richardson
avenue and Second street. and the
officers have been duly APP
to conduct said election: T.
Harrison, S. L. Ogle and J.. G.
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IA his Thanksgiving proclamation
Acting Governor Jaffa cites the aboli-
ton of gambling in New Mexico af-
for rejoicing. To the people of other
towns of the Pecos Valley the aboli-
tion of the gambling evil has a dou-
BILE cause for thanksgiving, in that
they have already done away with it,
AID are reaping the reward of a duty
we'll done. while we of Carlsbad have
not had the nerve to follow their lead,
nj have waited until the abolition
has been forced upon us. Still, we are