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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

6eDn Eer1o1ett beltebenoet1 Sallltlt(
iibcr IN oieien FroirieItuat, poielbii
1892 bis 1895 cute 6ormen, ireilid
fir uniere @iinide nit ltngenii9en'
ben Wcbdit0en bericben, fir 500 nm
$25 pro Nder. ould) in fIeinCn gln5ob.
llttgen, fGltfGid 81 crtpcrbcn Duren,
llnb jet? WiibeIos fam Mon fiji
oteielben 8armen, ic rlad) ibrcr pom
StdOtden entferntcn Gage. $40 bis
500 pro Sldcr icItes @ebot erboltc,t,
ltno bel fcitem gugebot ieIbit mebr
nod.
Wcnn i'd rltli leGc, bnb mcinc Ell.
0ercl SonoSlCutc BON orii6en, in lln-
ten1tniB iibcr Die jcbigcn 2onoprriic,
jubrcin, jobrolls, ipcnn ulld1 Ocnfcno
oil friibcrc 3citen Der @iniuanoerung,
IN pcrntinoertcr 9ln3nbI sur Nicocr.
IaIiltng biertcr fommen, nm bel III
rcr Nntlinft lid in 9etreif Ger 10 ichr
g%clticgeltcn Hanomcrtbc Eitter &c.
t0llidt 81 icbcL 10 ipiire id) INNER
OdS Gcrlon0cnL Die 2eute Dor Dem
llnrcd)ten 3icl ibrcr Rciic 3u betpob.
rcll. So monde tollm bCrcin0cfomi
meme Iunlilic lit no6 @obrncbmlmg
Der fiir lucnigcr 9cmittcltc nift nlcGr
9iinltigcn Gcrb0ltnilie iortQe5o0cn
ODER mcitcr geirrt in bic fir Grnbtcn
10 uniid]crcn 2ofotoS ltno olld) nod
Canada.
Sd bobc mc6rcrc 6omilicnndtCr
aus Der 3obI scr GnttGuiAtcn Cit.
gcbcn0 iiber sic Motipc i6rCr Gin.
ponocrrnB NeroOc in Gninoia umO
Soma un%0ciprod)cn, BON ibncn obnc
cine NuSnnbmc Den Ncifcio cr6oltcn,
bob lie ii6er Die QroBe Ereisiteigc.
rung bCS SnltbCs nidIt iniprmirt,
ionbern iif g~eleitct innoen bon scr
@cruiBbcit, ooB .Oem 1tnb jcncm
Suno5monn. mtS0eDmnoCrt Dor bic.
len Sobrcn, eS 10 oubcrorocntlid) gut
bier crgcbc.
Vic germ miir6c id) Nun oicie gu.
ten, orbcitsiomen 2cutc an Sic uno
in Sbrcn 1l,ten 1iitrift. Dem Niht5
ieblt, olS bic ifluicli9e bcutlfc @ou,
crSbon0, 6llr @icOcrouiirii6ung il.
rcr permobrloiten Gultur, peripicirn
boben, iuent id borlm mo nm Sbr
coles Strcben qcpllbt bate.
Sh babe nit meincn Nnperpun0.
ten in ser oIten Scimatb unoilS0e.
iebt cnaItc Siiblung u%nterhoIter, bin
pcrionlih peit uno brett lungs Der
goll5en &iiitc befonnt, NOR olld) ocS
Seftcrcn in 6cn NieOerIonoen, 0ercn
&olf ia inns Sitfric$lGnoGrn Elm 9rll.
0critomm it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
per Sonntass Correspondent.

Rcid6altia an interciiont aeid)ric'
brncn Artifcln, %ipnnncnO Ncboltcnel
Gr,Gblungcn, QofuIbcridtcn aus 9nl-
tintorc lllo llmGegenO, Den mid)tig'
itclt ncllclten 0cpcidcn, SnnloriItl.
id,cm nit Sa~uitrotioncn mn0 Sofol'
giadridtcn ullS 1cutidlanO lit Ser
nSonntnqS . Correspondent" Die
3eitlng miro i%orgfGltig rcoiairt uno
Der Snbnlt fam obne Sd)aoen pom
Sen boberen I0htern gcle'en merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
ySnrnpcrein @priuGrts."
Sunntng, 10. Sebr., Ibcnbs 8 ltbr,
GarncDals : Mnmm.
Sir Witalicber nuo ocrcn Samcu.
(40l .

DGitriol Sad" ~ ieoertb 4.
/ 9. - Ser Eoli5ei OcS norO0itlidcn
0iitriftS mltroe geitern gemeloet, ooi
Der vGitriol.Gronf," Der idon ieit ei.
mem Sobr Norooit-9 Baltimore mniid)er
moht, cin ncltcs Spfer it Der t4.iGb-
rigen 0oiip Sbitriton BON Nr. $50.
Norb.G beitcrItroBe, gefunoen. Dds
jlnge Wt0Oden befono lid oilf Dem
&egc sur Sd)tle Nr. II an oer@oiGs
tngtonItroBc, 5luiider fSapetteitroBe
uno 6oirmolrnt-gpcnue oils lie be.
nerfte, Dob ibr rcd)tcr Sdllb Der
brontt >uor. Cine 9eihreibung ocS
NttentdterS fonnte haS iunge WGos
den riht geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
TaS @ctfer.

Siir Morplono mo 0cu Giltrltt
Columbia bcliie un0 rlor9cn ld)olleS,
flares @etter nit allnlnlt1 ltelgenocr
Sempcrotllr, lcidte peronoerlId]e
gSir0c.
Gie h0d,Ite lemperotur bctrlig &C.
Iiern 81 @ro0 Inn 4 llbr NadniittogS
ullb Scr nieori0ite Sbcrmometerlton
NOR lS 8roo nm 7 llbr Ntor9enS.
In oen iibrigcn @unbeS Wettcrltos
tione1 muroe iolgenoe Witintol'
5enpcrattr rc0iitrirt: Goitport ~,
8ortlanp s, Bolton rs, Nlbonp 10.
Nep.Dorf Is, &%bnooclpbia Is, It'
lorttic.Gitn 90, @oibington IS, Nor
iplf 26, Charlotte %, SatteroS "a
@ilnin9ton %, GborlcIton 81, go
ponnob -, Sodionpiac SO, Sllplter
So, acu.Meit GO, Atlonto 81, Mont
aonlcrp %, Ncw' Orleans 40, Fole'
itine 30, 8olpeiton Al, Corpus Gbrilti
40, McnlpbiS 81, Cincinnati 20,
EitiSbur0 16, SSlue9o ~, buffalo
t6, Glcpclon0 ~. Setroit II, Nlpcno
tG, Worouctte ~, Green Dan Il, Chi
cago II, 9ulutb 8, ct. saul 6, ct.
2ouiS -, a~onios.Gitp Is, Omaha rs,
Surpn II, @iSnlard rs, SABRE 81,
Sclcno 2G, Silt Cafe 80, 0enper IS,
Sorts Elottc 30, Googc Gitp %,
gn1oriQo 30, Sos NnqeIoS SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
ltnfel 8raiig Masfcnbal
MittuudJ, 20 5cbrnar,
Wermania . WGnncrd)pr Sale
C33 4O.7 9-5I

Gin Garncpal ) Nau e.
IrGulein Miatbiloc mo Bertha @u.
idcr, oie licbenSiuiirbigcn S0htcr
DcS befannien WirtbeS mo pielleitl.
gen &ereinSmitglicocS Trco. Builder
botten ont 9onncrltag Ibcno piclc
Sreunoinnclt uno Srennoe IN Die
@obnung ibrer Gltern 9claocn, nm
bort aud ibrerieits Die Srcuben ei'
nes Gornepals 81 eenieBet. Gin Wtoss
fcnball 81 Sauie lit icbe1iulS cine
biibife Sbee. uno tic ioilo begeiiterte
Inbdnger. Nod ocn al0ngcu elmer
flotten pom oWpbonf Wonoolin.
GLIB" gelieierten Williit, ton5tcn Die
nlosfirten mo unmosfirten Horren
uno Horrinnen 100 MIR Ylob ipac.
,Sm feitlidl beforirten Speiie5immer
gab eS fir Die 0amen aoifee uno
SUDDEN mdbreno iid) Die Norrcn am
eolcn @eritenioft lobcn fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Gas 9Sphcmblatt.

&on Sem Snbnlt Der Gcitcrn err
idiencncn @ohcnouS1abc 0eS oGcut-
idcn Gorreiponoentcn" limo Die
Shhlb6cridtc iiber sic oeutidcn
IcidStagslpoblen uuo Die @eriftc
iibcr sen IcniationcQe Gbow-Yro5cb
in Nep.gorf mobl pom p%cittroGcno-
item Intcrciie. 5n bciOcn 66dcn
iiu0 sic tGgliAcn 8crid)tc ST eincm
iibcriihtliden @nn5cn Utiommcn9c-
itclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Ucl6ienSunacn

nab Geutidlanb "a Gents p,o Marf,
mad SeItreid 20h Gents pro arone.
Eorto ertra. Shtffsfarten bon uno
nod 9entidlano. @eiiep1Iie, SEED.
IeI, Greoitbriefe uno ausIanSiIhes
8elS. Sbes. s. 0iener e &c., GIT
.OI -9aItimore. straBe. (3O3-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

ScfrctGr ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rpIGn0Cr Sornlcr 2nnbdrbciter 81 70.
len, gcitcrn N6cn0 elm NbidicbS.9 81.
llcr.
Die (beilnc6mcr an Der NbIGicoS-
ieicr naren Die Scrrcn Sobn 3jorfS,
RrGiibent ocS @iirgerpereinS; i. ",
@cbrcnberg, Mnguit N0ocr, Gorl 81.
ID. Sdolt s. g. &on Seine, @corg
No1b, Sricorid 2icOcr, Scnrp Scr.
mani, Otto @riig9cmohn SronfHcin-
horot. ScnrD @orId6otb unb 81. i.
Troppc.
&crr SiurfS miinidte Srn. Sroppp
inn Noncn OcS Gomit,'S gliidlid)c
Heiic uno erfolgreidc ghnsfiibrun0
leincr Miiiion %orotulirte i'm 81 ici.
mem iomcitiqcn 0roBcn Grfolge in lei
drnl ncllelt Wirfltnaafelo lrnO iiber'
rcid)tc ibm gum ShIiB ieiner sIn.
iprodle Elm 6eidcnf in Sorm mcbs
rercr aiItcn Gt0orren.
Serr Sroppc outftc in bu~ntoriiti.
Idler @eilc; glng OntlL erillt mcr'
oenn. oli Den 3med iciner Heiie iibcr,
unb idloB nit Den Worten. ooB ole
jeBigc 2ebenSltellung, Die er iid) CT.
porben, or theils leincm Wirfen ais
Sefrctdr ocs @%iirgcrpereinS 81 per.
oolten babe.
NlS Nohfeicr 5ltlt IbificoSoincr
IteB Serr Giorts 5llr Seller icincS onl
0ienito9 itottgeiunoenen u. 8ebllrts-
tdgc9 ctlide SloidJen @ein .ollfiab-
rem" mo bis sur ip1telten Nodt-
Itlnoc mltrbc ir6blib 1ebedcrt.
Will mar pcrGCirotGetcI t.
Better.
6r. Grape miro I'M Moi nit oenl
Gotnpicr oSAein" suriidfc6rcn. Or
mill perlltdcn Sun0ert quite perbeis
rotbetc Sonoor6citcr nod) Morplono
5l brinQcn. Cos Hciicgclo fir Die
Ofunncr 5oblt oo9 Ginpoloerungss
9iireolt; fir ihrc Tnmilicn miiiien
bic 2cutc iclbIt Sos @cIo I~icferl,, nm
ipent tic eS nid)t 6obcn, ioQen sic
WarplGn6cr Snrmcr, bel pcld)cn sic
2clttc Nrbcit bcfomncn, bcluoocn
mcr6erL boS notbi1c Heiic9clb fir Die
Iantilic por5ltltrcfcn. Sr. Sruppc
miro 6unGhlt III Norb. unO Siio.
GcutidIonb icin @liid periudJcn ltno
Damn o,d) ollf mlSoriidlihcn @unid)
ocS 8ouocrncurS Worfielb ilad Gng.
IanH, ShottlonO unb Srlunb oebcn.
Sr. Eroppc iogt. CT fonne oen al.
lein Itebcilbcn 2onoorbeitern $15 uno
frcic Sefoitiguno pro Wonot peripre.
den ul0 cen pcrbeirotbcten freie
@cbnul9 unb 6eueriun0 fiir Die 80.
mile, @clc9enbcit gum SoIten Dor,
Siihnern unb zines SdDpeines ltno
gum 3te6en pom 8emiiien. ote Wild)
bon elmer Sub mno SIS MonotsIobn
bel Selbitbefoitigunq. 1ieies lit M
tiirlid MIR oilf ben groBeren Sornten
in Spiporb-, Sreoerid- uno @oihino-
ton.Gorntp Ser SoQ.
90 orplonbb Ser GIot ii e II.
wunbernbe GARNER.
Sab einmonoernoe 2onoarbeiter
unb 2onbmirtbe in Morplonb blei.
ben lln0 nidt nod Dem fernen @c.
item 5ieben ioaten, Ser in bcn Iebten
30 Sobren III europa, oils bos Yaro.
Sies fir ousipanbcrnoe 2onourbcitcr
betrod)tet iullroe, Den Hoth giebt if.
nelt Gin oel,tider 2anomirtb bon
gottlesGrcef, Soma. Ger Serr idreibt
ilnter'm Sotlm bes I. Scbruor an
Sefret0r Grape:
sd bin bon 9eruf 2ononirth II.
Dor Sipolf Sobren aus Der Gropins
Sonnoper aus ben oitfriiiihen &ii.
ItenmarIden bierber gefommen II.
bin ielbitrebenb olldl in bieien ipci.
ten 2onbe meinem 9erufe nafeegon.
gen. gnaeiidts Ser III oet ~lleun5igcr
Sobren ihon ropiben Treisiteiaerung
iiir 2onb III Der olten 0eiltifen Sci.
moth tponnerte i'd nit meiner aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Ncntfhcs WcID

gu berfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Warf
ooer 4.20 Dart fir einen Dollar.
@ed)IeI utb grcbitbriefe aui ale
StGbte guropa's. @eIbicnoungen,
Sdifisfnrten, Heiiepdiie uno ausldn.
oiides @elo. 3bco. $. 1icner & st.,
2t7 Cit-g Baltimore. StfaBe. (303--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

Gin Tdj6nes mno niitIides 0ei4eni
fit Museb6rise 1T INNER cine Iebens.
eroee Sbutusrap5ie ober cine Hint.
leriidj uollenbete Gupie zines alten
SilScs in Grappn, @aTerfarbe, Del
ooer Yaitea. Die iddniten cabinet.
biIoer nnr 81 pro 0utenb.
Snlins SebbeI, oeutider Nbotograpb.
co., 321 RprS.U .Strese.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
uWu5art : MGnncrdor."
- Masfcnball, 10. Sebrnar, =
r@ermania r MGnnerdpr . Snlc."
@iacte 25c.
Geb3,t0,tTtS,t9
l6eb3, 70,

3ualtfitroic9 il y c.-Srou
Sane 8ermorL Die bcfonnte iriibere
S6aitIpieIerin ~ieierte gcitern in it,
rcr @ohnung 9tr. 322. 8reenc.
'trobe, ibren So. @cburtstog. slus
oieiem Tnla6 lieien bon ibrcn Sreiln.
Den lno @cfonntcu 5oblrcibc @rotil.
latiprens cii,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Sbrc Safcl iuQtr, nm ~upllfummeu III

leili, nit Dem bellen, perlenoen 9iere
aus 8reo. 9auernidJniot's ,Imerican
8reperp" ueriorst iein, neld)es 10 all.
gemein beoor3ugt miro. Gut abgelas
CERT uno aus altserleienIten Materia.
Iien bergeIteIt. &iite ST.. 9ral,erei
1104-t12S SiGen.Str. 9eioc Gel,
(40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Ming &eiHert,
Sentiher Hbutograpb,
409-411 Wuro.0apsS trahc,
Spettal.Sffcrte!

SpfbIaIsl fIttft!
Tur fir eine furSe 3ett.
8 feinfte gabinets4ortrniis uno 1 IebeuserrBei
Sortrait nit feinem Jldbmeu iiir SJLO.
Tcgulirer SreiS $500
Sitie. aften Gle auf mteiue %glorciIe:
MaS Nciiicrt, 4O9-411, Vorb.Gan.s trabr.
tSe8ll,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

sSarmunie" Masfcnbal ben fl.
Te6rnar 1907 in Der r9prie." Sifcts
$1.O0. @ertbpole Yrciie. Heicr'
pirte Site bel 9lbansb's 80 Gents.
9~osruite $1.00 crtra.
ypr5iglidlcs warmes Suupcr %icr0irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
nWclanauerein Grphiinn."

p@eIangperein Trpbiinn."
8roher MasfcnbaQ am Conner.
itag, ben II. Iebrnar, in Der ,0er.
mania.W GnncrdDur . Safe" Wcrtb.
polc Yreiie. (40,2,4I9-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09

Serr Senifer 5um Gbei-
Slerf eriuGbl 1T. - Sie Shell.
APPROXIMATION ermGblte geitern Srn.
$. Courtney Senifer bon Somion 81
ibrem Gbef-Glerf init cinem SolGr
BON $1,000. 9isber NOR or Stills.
Glerf uno Stenogropbiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
llnfcl Srafg Wiasfenbal
Mittuodh 20 Gebrnar,

uWcrmania WiGnnerdjur : !Saae."
(35,40,7,9-51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
Will man cs gut Babcn, gcbe man 5it
Wm. u. Sngber,
StGnoc 751-159 nnO Q5S 2crina.

Sramnidauciscr &cbcriuarit, Sars
ocllen : Hcbcrwnrit, Sriiffel = 2cbcr.
mnrit, @Gnic scberlunrit, Sdinfcn.
@mrit, WOrtcScila @nrit, Yfcifcr-
@nrit, Sbiirimscr Slnt,unrit, gcrGn.
dcrtcr ErcRfopf, Yrannid,uciscr
Mctfunrit, 8anicidlcscl, 8Gnic.
brittle, SOdunrit, Sbiringer Gcrpc.
latunrit, altmObiidjc friidpe 9uad.
,unrit. Reb9iSu-)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

water has been gradually increased
in the big canal, until now about so
cubic feet per second is passing thru
the flume. Last Wednesday water
reached town and all the trees except
on cross streets have been well irri-
gated. The whole of La Huerta is full
ly irrigated and water is being used
on the farms as far south as mead
gate IL, which is near the Demorest
orchard. AS soon as the rock can be
removed from a point in the canal
south of headgate II, water will be
allowed to run further down, and
within two weeks the canal will be
running its full capacity on the whole
line. The amount of water will near
ly double that of any former year, be-
cause there is no waste. All the
work put in by the government is
holding like a jug, there being no
sign of leak or break at any ap-
proach to the f1ume or pipe line un-
der Dark Canyon. The work is sim
ply impregnable as it was intended
from its inception.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

charge read in which he said tnat
opinions were not to be given the
same consideration as facts by the
jury. Jerome and the attorneys fo1
the defense were of the opinion after
the jury retired second time that a
verdict of some sort might be expect
ed within a short time
Evelyn's Mother Talks.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 11.-'tNo mat
ter how cruel Harry Thaw and Eve
lyn have been to me, l would like to
see the jury acquit the defendant for
the comfort it would be to Florence.
1 sincerely hope the jury does acquit,
and soon, for the sake of my daugh-
ter, and what it means to her peace
of mind" This is the statement of
Mrs. Charles Holman, mother of Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11
MAN WITH kNIkE UP
HIS SLEEVE ARRESTED

Pittsburg, Pa, April 11.-Carrying
a penknife which was open and partly
concealed in his cuff, Frederick Sla-
gel, aged 33, was arrested il front of
the Hotel Schenley this morning Sla-
gel was trying to gain access to the
main lobby of the hotel when seized
by policeman. He begged the officer
to let him enter, saying he wished
to speak to Andrew Carnegie in ref
erence to the sale of a patent for
milking COWS. The incident caused a
very close watch to be kept on some
of the notable guests who are today
participating in the Founders Day
exercises al the Carnegie Institute.
Uniformed policemen and detectives
by the score are lowering about all
prominent men.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

The last game of the series of three
between the Military Institute and
Canyon City base ball teams was play
ed yesterday afternoon at Amusement
Park, and it resulted in a pronounced
victory for the visitors, the final score
being 8 to A. Canyon simply turned
the tables on the cadets, who had won
the day before by score of nine to
two. The first game of the seris@
was a close victory for Canyon, 6 to
5.
The result of yesterdays game can
be easily accounted for. The locals
were not up to their usual standard,
making total of ten errors. they did
very little at the bat, getting only
four hits, and the visitors did some
heavy stick work, securing a total
of nine hits from two pitchers. The
visitors played a steady game all the
time, making but four errors that
cost so much as a base.
Hester went into the box for the
home team at first and did good work
for three innings. In the fourth two
hits were made off of him, and three
errors in the same inning, one of them
by Captain Hester himself, netted the
visitors three runs. Although the loss
was not enough to justify change
considering that but two hits had been
made, Hester put Coldwell in the
box. He held tight rein for two in
nings and then hit a batter, letting
him walk to first. Another runner
got down on slow attempt to catcn
the first man at second, and three
successive hits brought in two more
scores before the inning was ended.
That was in tine seventh and all this
time the Institute had been unable to
solve the mystery of Wicker's curves.
Not a hit had been made by the In
stitute up to this time and the men
were retired in one, two and three
order several innings. With the score
five to nothing against them the ca
lets braced themselves and Crowell
scored on Gammons hit, the former
having first lined out a two-bagger
In the ninth the visitors again profit
ed by an error one man getting down
by that route and another by a safe
hit. With these two on base Hubbard
made the hit of the game, sending the
ball over the home-run fence and
bringing il everything on base. The
half inning was ended without further
incident
At this juncture the score was eight
to one. and the last half of the ninth
with two men on bases, one
on an error and the other on a hit,
Cannon got a fine drive over center
field, reaching second, bringing in
two runs and afterward scoring on a
bad throw from catcher to second.
That is the way it all happened. The
cadets were simply up against it.
They played hard, but without luck
from start to finish.
Much credit is due the Canyon City
pitcher, Wicker, for his fine work
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11

Some of the citizens of Kenna have
petitioned for a license to be issued
that one of their citizens may con-
duct a dram shop. The law requires
that a settlement lave 100 inhabit-
ants before a saloon license is grant
ed, and before ordering the collector
and treasurer to issue such a permit,
County Assessor John c. Peck wants
has the required number Of residents
For tnat purpose he went to Kenna
this morning to take a census of the
place.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-11
Bad Baseball Weather.
Perry Says It's a Good Well.

George NJ. Perry and wife, who
have been here two or three weeks,
left this morning for their home in
Fort Smith. Mr.. Perry is the man who
prospect well of the Roswell Oil Com
pany. He says that the company has
a good oil well that will pump a pay
ing quantity of oil. He expects to re-
turn to Roswell in about a month.
Before leaving Mr.. Perry made the
statement that as soon as the pump
ing machinery is in good working or
der, the oil well will be shown to be
a good one.
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ANGLO-SPANISH ALLIANCE
DEFINITELY CONCLUDED

BerIil, April 11.-According to
Tageblatt, it is reported in diplomat
ic circles here that an Anglo-Spanish
alliance has been definitely conclud,
ed on the basis of Spain agreeing in
the event of war to place all Spanish
ports at the disposal of the English.
England on her part is to give Spain
her diplomatic support in all matters
of foreign policy, as we'll as financial
support in the form of loans. Accord
ing to a Paris dispatch England will
also help Spain in the reconstruction
of her fleet.
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He struck out eight men, passed NO
one, nit no one and allowed but four
hits. The whole Canyon team played
well, making but four errors.
Cannon played the game of his
life. He accepted eight chances WITH
out an error, putting out two men
without assistance and a third on a
throw from home, and assisted in put
ting out six others. At the bat he
was the leader, as he got two hits,
one a two bagger, out of four that
were made by the entire team. 9th
er players who accepted all their chan
ces without error and did effective
field work were Stewart and Miller.
The official score is as follows:
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MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
IN COTTON COMPRESS.

Oklahoma City, April 11.-A spe
ciaI to the Times-Journal from Chick
asha, I. T., says the cotton compress
at that place, together with a vast
amount of cotton, was destroyed by
fire today. causing loss estimated
at a million dollars.
The compress was owned by the
Traders Compress & Warehouse Co.
A later estimate places the loss at
$3.50 900, covered by insurance.
Wreck on Canadian Pacific.
Montreal, Can, Apr. 11-Nine
adults and six children are missing
as result of the wreck upon the
Canadian Pacific west of ChapIeau
Ontario, yesterday.
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Illinois College Baseball.

Jacksonville, ILL.,, April 11.-The
baseball nine of Illinois college is in
Peoria today, where it will open the
season with a game with Bradley Pol
ytechnic institute. The schedule pro-
vides thirteen games, including two
with Eureka College, two with Mill
ken university, one with Shurtleff col
lege, one with Blackburn university
one with Westminster college, two
with the Missouri school of mines,
two with Drury College at Springfield,
Mo-, and two with the Bradley Poly
technics, the last to he played May 80.
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VICTORY FOR DEFENSE
IN STANDARD OIL CASE

Chicago, Apr 10.-A victory for the
defense was scored today in the trial
of the Standard Oil case, when Judge
Landis in the U. S. District Court an
duce evidence showing that the com
pany did not intend to violate the
law in accepting unlawful rates. The
court also declared that the shipper
does not need to go further than the
rate. The attorneys for the defense
maintained that the Standard Oil Co.
did not knowingly and wilfully accept
an unlawful rate from the Chicago
& Alton railroad
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STEAMER BRUSSELS
RUNS ASHORE IN FOG.

London, April 1.-THE Great East
ern Railway Company's steamer. Brus
sells, went ashore in a dense fog off
bound for Antwerp. She remained
fast all night with about sixty pass
engers aboard. but was not consider
ed to be in any danger as she was
resting on soft bottom.
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BASEBALL SEASON OPENS
IN THE BIG CITIES

New York, April 11.-Weather per
mitting, the baseball season will op-
en- here today. Snow and rain the
past few days makes the outlook in
the East somewhat dubious, but the
reports from the West make it reas-
onably certain that the schedule of
both the National and American
Leagues will be carried out there.
Bad Baseball Weather.
Chicago, April 1.-THE baseball
season of the National League for
1907 will open this afternoon with a
game between Chicago and St Louis.
The weather conditions are anything
but of the baseball variety.
improved by Noon.
St. Louis, April 11.-Lowering g
clouds and cold wind this morning
threatened to prevent the opening OF
the baseball game between the Amer
lean League clubs of Chicago and st.
Louis. By noon, however, conditions
were more promising.
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BRYAN TO NOMINATE
ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT

Washington. April 11.-President
Roosevelt today declined all requests
to make any comment for publication
upon the declaration made by John
Temple Graves, of Georgia, at the
Bryan anniversary club banquet at
Chattanooga last night, that William
]. Bryan should at the forthcoming
Democratic national convention NOM
mate President Roosevelt for anoth-
er term.
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To All Real Estate Agents.

We hereby give notice that no per
son, firm or corporation has authority
to sell any real estate belonging to
us except members of the ROSWELL
REALTY BOARD, and that we will
pay no commissions to anyone who
is not a member of said Board
34tf HAYNES & BONNEY.