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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

rem Gontrole er fir oa3 ipi6tigIte Der
81 loienoen Gro6leme bait. sic trei.
ben 5ipii6enltaotli6e @eihGfte, befor.
bern Die BoItioden, unteriteben alio
nod Der 8erfoiiung Der 9unoes.
Gontrole. Der &lr5, Der oltrf Die
@unoeSgeieBge6ung un0 Die Aomini.
~itrotion in ben lebten iehs Sobren
eingeidloaen moroeu lit, nuB olld in
3ufltnft fe~itge6alten iuerben. Die
llebel I'M Giicnbobn = 9etrieb miiIien
oli6oren. @r. NooieOelt mieoerbolt
olio, mas er in ieincr 9otidoft on
oen lcbtcn GongrcB geio9t, MIR lit CT
oltSfiibrli6er. Gie lle6crfopitalila-
ton mtB altfb6ren, Die 9a6nen ioI.
len ibr aopitol Icoiglif fir oo$
Iransportotionagei6Git, nidt ober
SIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nerluen0et.
llcbereinfommelt, Die 3lpiiden Der
ibieoenen 9obnen getroffen meroelt.
iollten ebenio I'M Snterelie oeS 8ubli.
fllmS, ipie Der 9obnen iein. Der
grobte SGeil Der &e0e oeS GrGIioen.
ten lit cine flipp ulo flare GriegSer-
fldrung al Die Giienbobnen ltno Die
biS6er geii6ten Wctbooen i6rer Setter.
OoS 9IQeS bat Sr. Hooiepelt l6on
uerI6ie0cncmal 1llSeinonoergeIebt II.
en1pioblcn. 0ob er bel Der @ntbiils
lung Oes 2oiptonsO enfmolS uno OIL
,WtcmorioI- Tan" 10 muSfiibrli6 Oo.
rnllf 3llriidfomnlt, bclueiit MIR, oob
linn Die SndIe Icbr am Ser5eu liegt.
Nlld mas er mciter nod iiber Die
Gombinationen ocS &opitoIS, Die
@roBcnrporotionen, ipie iiber Die Pr,
Observation-Disclosures ais natiirli6c Sic.
Iultate u~l1lercr moocrnen Gntmifcs
lung iogt, lit ni6ts 9telteS ans iciuem
Whtn0e, @brlihe Gorporotionen ioI-
len beihiiPf, 0ie unebrlid)en sur Ser
authorizing umO Strofe qe5ogen per-
Den, Die Gngelc0enbeiten limo nidjt
leoiGIiA cine @ci6GftSiohc, ionbern
utd cine Sode Der Moral uno Der
Gbrli6teit. Die Better BON gilens
hobnen uno @robcorporotionen muB.
ten ia otd friiber idon peI6e Stel-
hing YrGiioent &ooiepelt ibnen &c.
geniibcr einnobm. Die Heoe in Sn.
Oionopolis benefit nllr, ooB Der YrG-
iiocnt bel ieiner Saltilng bebarrt ulO
audi Die 0ifentIide Wteinung fir ieinc
gniidtcn gepinnen mil. Sorriman
mo feline Goacgen ntogcn 5ittern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-31

Subn %. Scaiel,
VI. Sf-s03. eit.5ahette.etr. Ode GrernnHt,
lit bcr 2eidcnbcitattcr,
tpel6er alt Muftriee ftets Sur 8ufrtebenbe.t
nusfitrt. 9ie bon ibm bebanbelicn 2etthen
fbnren gsoden lang liegen, obne bic eertngiteH
Beript uiiesipiiret al l5cigeT. Srau 1euiet III
graoDtrte GinbaIfamireriu uno lit bic Bebato.
lung bon SrdnenIei4en beren Gp"siaIitdt.
Seioe Telephone. (Son10, 1S)
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Eraiiocnt Gouicuelt in indianapolis.


Yr0lioent Hooiepelt bot eeltern onl
y0temoriol 9ap" in indianapolis
cine &coe bel Der @ntbiiQilng bcS
Sotuton.0 cnfmolS gebolten. ST 5olltc
Dem Seloen bobeS Sob, prizes Die Ser
GienItc oes einitigen 8ouperneurS
Worton bon S%n0iano, Der SIR Grbol-
tltng Der llniolt nleDr getborL OILS II
genb Elm Gipiliit olBcr 2irtcoln.
allr5 uitb biinoig, mos iibcr Die BET
ben 8roBen geiaet iplroe. 9unn
ober Iolgte cine LANCE &cbe iiber Die
ottue!len Srogcn Der @%egeniport, Die
inns 81 beid)Gftigen boben itno ole
bon inns nit oemielben Grnlt uno
ocriclben @riinoli6feit seloit neroen
n1iiIIen, ipie Die Generation oes 9iir-
gerfriegeS Die bomaligen Erpblenlc
geloit bot. Gs limo 'io5iale llnb inou'
itriele 6rogelt, oenen mir geaeniiber
iteben, ober lie beiihen oieielbe Gnt.
1dlolIenbelt, 0ieIelbe 8eoltl0 un0
ritbigc lleberleguna iuie ole Yrob,
lcnte in Den bier ibipercn ariegSiab-
ren. Gin groBes Yrobiem, bas iuir
Dor ms bobelt, lit, Die Hed1ie oe5
@igcntbums 5r benobren. 9ieielben
iino mcliiger ourf So5ioliiten mo
Mnard)iiten, als ollrd Die rGiiberi.
ihen WGnner oes &eiftbums &c.
fdbroet. Die 8elualt bes Staotes
rnilB olth Dem llnred)t, lpelfes bon
2cuten nit groBem &eihtbum be-
gangen miro, entgegcttreten, mllb
ben idlalien Gerbreden ebenio cir
@noe mod)el,, ipie ben gcipolttb1ti.
gen. Gs lit Heht, iuie Efliht Der
Hation, ole 8eihGfte Der Eeihen, 5it
mulnoieoini sserm BON Gorporotioneu.
au i%iberruad)en itnb 81 controliren.
llno Nun fommt Erdiioent Hoolepelt
aui Die @ilenhabnen 81 iprefen. De-
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Hou( @. Sd,miot.

IS ftarb nm 80. Mai 1907. Mittuo6 ~ llbr.
Fanl ~. Stlnitot, 1~cliebter Guiie bon sturn
aung ttthet Spnutag, giddmiitugs nm > llbr,
Ron Den decentralization q. 9eimbnh & Sobn,
6i7. 2Sefis9srGtt StraBe. aus fiat. Neifets
6ulq duf Der ~Ionoon Bari. GemctcrD."
u51..3)
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aaentnI tar SpafbtHetou II. Sifrift Columbia:
Eeut. S~aunemauR. 1915 W2nriou st., y. %.
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Belt gGn5li6 beieitigt neroen f0nn.
ten unO feline bel einem 6eItmobIe
ge.tahten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meroen oieie Gbatio6e dnoern fou.
men.
Der 9rouni6neiger 2onotog cr'
lp0blte am lebten 9ienItog einitim-
mig Ocn Ser5og Sobom 9llbrcdt BOZ!
Wedlenburg = S6merin gum Hegens
ten oe@ @er5ogtbumS. Die GipiQiite
pllrOc, ipie bisber ouf 1,t25,000 0ff.
feitgeiebt, Ser5og Sobonm albre6t
miro Naffolgcr Oes perItorbenet
8riu5 , Hcgenten Il6redt bon grell.
Ben. Gr bat iid) bereit erfl1rt, Die
@obl or5unebmen, unO miro an A.
Sunni ieinen Gin5ug in 9raunidmeig
bolten,
@dbreno IN europa sur 3eit Scr
politiide Sori5ont 5~eitlpeilig 5iemlid)
tlor lit unO feine oltgenbliflide lin.
terbre6ung Der Hltbe 5l befiirdte!l
ideint, 9oben iid I'M fernen China
oiiitere @olfen crboben. Sn 2ien
Gboiu, unucit Gofbot, bat Der F06c(
Die oelttiden MiIiionSItotionen ser.
itort, ult0 in elmer onoeren @egeno,
n0mli6 SIT 8ongfong, in Der Prd'
feftllr Gblm Gbu, lit cine Gmporltng
ollS9ebro6en, merd)e Die @rmorOultg
Idmmtlider 9eamten uno Sffi5icrc,
iolpie ole Gin0id)erung Der @obnln.
gen berielben sur Solge gebo6t bat.
0elti6e uno britii6e &~ononenbootc
iino nu6 Glen Gbolu abgegongcn II.
Die dinciiide Ge9ierlng bot Srup-
pen ob9ei6idt. Sn Berlin 9i6t mort
iid) Der 9ltiiht bin, Dab e8 Iif) bel
oieien IuSbrii6en Inn bloBe Yobel'
NlSI6reitungen bonoelt, ipeldc feinc
~tiefere 9coeutltng bo6en uno obne
aroBc Wfiibe unterorildt peroen foI,'
men. Wton bari ieood) nid,t bcrgeI'crl,
Dab cin GROCER Sbeil bon China
0ur6 cine furdtborc SungerSnotb
beimgeIl1d)t luorocn lit, ouB nod ieBt
lueitoer6reitetes Glcno inn Hei6e Der
Wtitte berriht unO Bob Beriooen
iuirtbihoftlider &olomitdt immer
oo5u g%eeignet iino, Gusbrii6e ernIter
9lrt gegen sic guSldnber 81 %foroertl,
Bur 3eit oeS groBen 9orer-g1fitan'
0eS i'm Sabre 1900 berri6ten 1bnlid)e
3uitGnoe, olein immerbin lit fpobl
follm 81 befiirdten, 0aB Die 6tneli'
Idle &egterung Die onnlalS genlodterl
%Grfobrungen 6creits pergeiien bot
uno Den llnrubcn geitatten miro, 10
iiber ben &opf 3lt ipodJicu. Sic Der
fiigt jebt iiber Elm oniebnlideS, gut
OiS5iplinirtes Seer 1tno miro leocn-
falls i'm Stan6e iein, Der ltnruben
9err 81 iueroen.
8eoauetlid)e &unoe fommt aus
llngnrn. l%(n9ebelerc Gerbeerltn9elt
iino bort oltrd) Sunmbriid)e an Der
Sonur c~ntitnnoenL oeren Gintretc!
Die gcipoltig ongcidmolencn . Slit
then Der 9onou lid iiber OdS bclttid).
0orf HubolfSgnoo i'm Sorontoler
Gomitot er1olicn mo Die gauge Srt.
idoit b%inlpcgie9ten. WenioltenS 260
SGltier ii10 ourd 0nS perbeerenOc
Clement jcritort iporoen. 8ie orlrd)
Elm Wlln6er gelnng eS Ben 8eipob.
ncrll, 0cnt llntcrgong 81 entflicben.
@enn nlld Die m%leiiten MIR ooS noftc
Seben rctteten, 10 lit 0od fem &cr'
llit an Weni6enleben ST befloger.
Wtilit1r = Commands iino nad Der
Sdrefcns9egcno 9cididt, I'M olla
moglihe Silfe SIT %leiitcn, Guoolf&-
gnoo, I'M rmgurildcn Gomitot Go
rontol, ach0rt 5ltm 9e5irf 9togp.
9ecSteret, 8eridtSbe5irf Yerlos5, II.
bot 1856 Ginluobner, 5llm ii6eriuie.
genocn Sbeil beutld)er Ibltantml1n9.
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9er 9eutffe correspondent

&~IgeHtbRmsr G. RatHr, 8obnuna:
6. & 3. $40 n MuoifoH.
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pic 9dt Gind6.
Die Son.Gon GrfllrIion.

oer SarIem.slpenue @briftIi6ell STRIDE" mad
IrunpoIiS, gScits utS HbubcsJiber. WiittiuudI,
ben %. mai. Sampler nGmniu @ilcS" ners
Idbt Bier Gr. 10, 2iabt=Sirabc, s llbr Wlors
gems. Nircie 80 GeliiS. (GiaitS-)
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2umbon. : Bari /. Cemetery.

UHrtnuG <It Mnb
Sanpt. Gingana. Sreberi6. Nuab.
8eerdbnibpIise bon $25 an unter beftdnbiaer
gufjiht. S9uiftbInmer, @eptnoe, 8flar3en etc.
i'm 9rcibbdtis an 9Hupfeiraa1gt qe.
tlnter sleeut miro. nenn gemiinfbt,
p~orfpreden. (029
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Huiulamo'S tiirfiidc Sabcr,
Ganitable. SebdaOe, guitamt oe8en. strts uifen.
GuQ22-)
Seiruths=Wciud

Sin iunger Mann lpiinidbt Die QeIanntfhnft
einls iungen Widobets Breeds 6eirdtb 81 ma
ben: Dion a%Sretitre; rs. y. 49," n1entiGer
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Mnric Nlnncs Mcrncfe.

IS itnrb am 80. Mai 1907 radb Ianaer
arani1eit i'll ibrcr g2obnuna, Nr. 627, Sepcu.
Slidbe, Gde Nrgples9oenue, Wiaric Ngnrc
@corac lno static 9~Scrllefc. i'm aIter bon 8
Sn1reu unb o Ingen. Die 3eit Der @ecroi0un9
miro ipdter dngeScigt. Q5D
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Ssimdttafahrrr @. u. SsIH5, BobHlns:
g. & 8. 121 90 8aIbroOf.
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geftimDrc Ec,nefcrn.

Birean: Srnuiftu- ttsg., RoIttmBre- u. Wurtlar.
HegrdbntBpI6ee 3im Terfauf bon $25 an,
NIT Mdrir ~prpfoiten absegren3t $35 - Blat ffr
bier @rdber. Srete Wenabuna Der aapene TIT
9ruierQpttesbienfte. GSunt16. 1S)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
Auction Sale of Valuable Real Estate and
Personal PrOpertY.


BY virtue of authority vested in me by
a common law deed of assignment for
benefit of creditors executed to me on the
twenty-eghth day Of June, A. d. 1907, by
the Gold and Cement Syndicate a corpora
tion organized under the laws Of the Terri
tory of Arizona, I will sell at public auction
at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Board, Appleton Building No. Liberty
square. corner of Water street, Boston
Massachusetts, on Tuesday the twenty-sev-
enth day of August A. d. 1907, at 1890
O'Clock in the forenoon all and singular
the real estate and personal property Of
said Gold and Cement Syndicate, wherever
situated. Said property consists In part as
follows:
All mining claims Of 9G0 acres more OF
less, situated about five miles from Golden
in the County of Sandoval and Territory Of
New Mexico, with the following buildings
thereon, viz: Boiler house. house for help
shop, and three adobe houses. For further
description of said real estate reference
may be made to the mining records OF
County Of Bernalillo, Vol. II, Page 62i.
The personal property consists Of two en-
gines and boilers, small pump, lot cable
rope, lot we'll drilling tools well casing
three ore ears. blacksmith furnace and
blower, anvil lot and inch pipe, horse
harness, blackboard, picks, shovels. ham,
mers and other tools, office furniture board.
ing house furniture assay scales, etc., etc.
said property Will be sold without re-
serve.
Terms made known at time of sale.
CHARLES p. TUCKER,
Assignee Gold and Cement Syndicate
Hudson, Mass, August /. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
SHADOWS or COMING EVENTS.

II has been rumOred for some time,
and Is now announced in a manner
that seems to be authoritative. that
the empress dowager. who has been
the real ruler OF China for more than
a third Of century. will soon give
up her power and this suggests the
possibility OF important changes af-
fectlng that country, and important
to the world at large. because China
contains one-fourth of the worlds
population. The throne is everything
in the celestial empire. and the future
.of the country depends on the charac-
ter Of the successor to absolute power.
The emperor has been only puppet
In the hands OF the empress. He sue
ceedod t. the throne when he was
but two and a half years old Per-
haps he will now become emperor IN
fact as well as in name. As he IS nov
thirty-fve years old. he is not inca
eapaciiated BY extreme youth even in
China.
The influence Of the empress hal
been against progress. although China
has made progress in spite Of her
II the emperor were 10 throw off tbs
conservatism that has kept China al
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

most stationary for a thousand years.
we might expect such changes as have
taken place in Japan. only on a much
larger scale, for China has nearly nine
times as many people as Japan.
Japans foreign trade has increased
eight-fold in a third of century.
Chinas has increased by about $50
per cent. Her exports and imports
added, now aggregate about half a
billion dollars annually. If they were
as large as Japan's in proportion to
population, they would go above the
three-billion dollar mark.
If China were to embark extern
sively in railroad building, she would
draw an immense amount of money
from Europe and America. She has
a population sufficient to support a
greater railroad mileage than the en-
tire world has now. Whenever the
spirit of development seizes her she
will, for time, tax the resources of
the world to provide her with mater
ials. The money of the world will In
variably flow to the place that offers
it most liberal terms.
The 'yellow peril" so-called, is a
-bugaboo that should not frighten any
sane man. True, China and Japan
together have as great a population
as Europe and the United States; but
even If they had the inclination for
conquest and the money to put their
millions in the field, their distance
from Europe or the United States
would make successful aggression
impossible. The overthrow of Rus
sia by Japan. only about one-third
as strong, shows that no nation can
successfully exert its strength six
thousand miles from home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
A MAN WHO DOES THINGS.

Somebody has very aptly said that
when Secretary Taft wants to have
something done he doesn't write a
letter to somebody to go and talk to
somebody else about doing IT, but just
gathers up his grip sack and goes to
see about 1t himself; and in doing so
| he knocks all to flinders the old adj
age about large bodies moving slowly.
He Is going now to see one of the
significant results of the work done
in the Philippines. under his especial
direction. He intends to be present
at the assembling of the first Filipino
parliament and to see for himself
what has been the outcome of the re-
cent election. 1t is said that the
fre-eaters have all been chosen for
this parliament and that its sitting
will lc none of the tame affairs of
"effctc civilization" type As the
Come Is expected to dominate the
parig ment and to voice a demand for
ndcp' ndence. Just what Secretary
Taft Las to encounter In this Mr.. Co.
mez--lnd the Spanish newspapers can
be relied on to make Il as much an
encounter as possible-may be
CLEANED from Mr.. Gomez own esti-
mate of his powers and Importance.
In the literature of the campaign pre-
eedinS the election he appears as an
inneS Bile patriot and Fllipinista to
the Geath,: he has talent of highest
order and vast culture; magnificent
cloquc1cc, pOmpOus, virile and over
powel ing daring valor (valor tenn
oraricl and firmness without rival;
his Ceeds surpass his words; heart
of lion soul without fear; 'he is
not a afraid of death and hopes to meet
IL; alive OF dead he will always fight
for emancipation and for the honor
of the w0rkingmen': he loves all the
people better than himself, and would
sacrifice all for the liberty and inde-
.pendencc of the Philippines and the
FilipInos." To deal with all this In
one man may be all in the days work
for Mr. Taft but II will be a pretty
big days work.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
a PEEP AT THE OTHER SIDE.

Mr. Roosevelt's big speech, at the
dedication of the Pilgrims monument,
undoubtedly struck a popular chord
all over the country, but there is no
denying the fact that it also has an
other side. AS for example, here
comes the New York Commercial,
which. as its name implies, is a busi-
ness mems paper. with no violent
party predictions, and expresses it.
self as follows:
ut is the sworn duty of the presi-
dent of the United States to see to it
that all the federal laws are properly,
strictly and impartially enforced. Let
no guilty man escape! Let no guilty
cooperation escape! But let the Roose-
welt administration during the eight
cen months of life that legtimately
remain to it--and there are myriads
of business men hoping and praying
that a sentimental people will not ex-
tend II further-cease distinguishing
between the 'blg-game' or wealthy
malefactOrs and the small-fry' often
ders against the laws--and cease
boasting about what 1t is going to
do. A healthy and prosperous ex-
pansion of the business activities of
honest men and honest corporations
will never come about so long as the
White House is doing little outside
of loading its gum"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

certainty that when we send our
money out to pay for something that
is made abroad, it is gone from us
once for all, but that when we spend
1t for something made here. by our
own folks, it remains in circulation
among us, and contributes to the
amount of its volume in stimulating
our local enterprises. developing our
local interests and building up the
town. And hence II Is that a general
determination on the part of the peo-
pie to patronize home industry, and
not send abroad for anything that can
be had at home. tends directly to the
DEVELOPMENT of the local interests, the
growth of the town and the prosper
ity of all the people.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior Land Office at
Santa Fe New Mexico. August 49, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Virgil Sparks.
of Albuquerque. n NJ, las filed notice of
his intention to make final Communication
proof In support of his claim viz: Home
stead Entry No S7O6. made December 16.
1905, for the sen Section 26. Township 10
~ Range II. and that said proof viii be
made before II, w. $. Otero, United States
Court Commissioner at Albuquerque, n. NJ,
on October s. 1897
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultlva-
ton Of, the land, viz Allan II Bone, Mar.
garlic Alderete, Edward +. Oter0, Manuel
tia swope, all Of Albuquerque.
MANUEL II. OTERO.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 10. 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Epfanlo Gu
rule Of Albuquerque. n. NJ, has filed notice
of his intention to make final hve-year proof
In support Of his claim, viz: Homestead en-
try Nc. ii,460, made May Is, 1907, for the
Nwh Section IL. Township 10 n, Range 2
W, and that said probf will be made before
II. w. s. Otero United States Court Com
missioner at Albuquerque. n. M, on October
O. 1907.
= lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
ton of, the land via: clprlano Sanchez. Of
Paiarito n. NJ Felipe Herrera, Of Atrisco
~ NJ Elias Chavez, Of Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Gabriel Chavez. Of Albuquerque, ~ NJ
MANUEL II. OTERO,
Uegfgter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Santa Fe New Mexico August 10, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Juan Anto-
nio Gurule, Of Old Albuquerque, n n. has
filed notice Of his intention to make final
tive-year proof In support Of his claim, viz E:
Homestead Entry No t1,i61. made May Is,
1907, for the NJ SWh. sen sWh sWh
SEA Sec. IL, Township 10 n, Range w. and
that said proof will be made before H. w. S.
Otero United States Court Commissioner at
Albuquerque n. NJ. on October g. 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cutiva.
tion Of the land. viz: Ciprlano Sanchez, of
Pajarito n. NJ; Felipe Herrera. Of Atrsco
y. NJ. Elias Chavez, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ. ;
Gabriel Chavez, Of albuquerque, n. M
MANUEL X. OrERO,
ReglsLnr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
NOTICE or SALE or SCHOOL DISTRICT
HONnS.

will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
fa5Q0.00 Of Bonds issued by School District
Number T. (san Josef BernalIIo County,
New Mexico for the purpose ~ erecting a
school house. Bids wlll he received untlt
Monday September 9th, 1907. Said hunds
are due In 20 years, and must be paid In 30
years. but are redeemable after 10 years,
and bear interest at the rate of per cent.
per annnm, payable semi-annuallY The
contractor for such school house may take
said bonds al their face value. or at the
highest bid offered, hut none Of the said
bonds will be sold for less than Ninety cents
on the dollar.
JOHN s. BEAVEN,
Treasurer and Ex-onleio Collector
BernallI0 County. New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25

The San Francisco Call says the To-
cal contracting freight agents of the
lines are perturbed over the automo-
bile movement, as the various agencies
in the city are said to be using the
express companies to forward ma
chimes from the east, instead of by
freight trains. The reason for this is,
it says, that the freight service of the
different roads is so uncertain and
the demand for the vehicles is so inn
perative that they have to be brought
on time.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
A Little Advice.

The papers of New Mexico would
do the wise act if they would quit
praising Governor Curry one day and
cursing him the next. Give the man
a chance and judge him by his ac-
tions. Whether Curry is democrat
or republicans is not vital question
The main key to the office is un-
swerving fidelity to the interest of all
the people of New Mexico.
Roosevelt has picked an old demo-
crat to govern this territory, so there
was no politics in the appointment
from Roosevelts standpoint. Let us
believe Curry a good man, with good
intentions and give him the glad
hand, instead of twisting his coat tail
for a fill-up-Lake Arthur Times.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-08-25
A PLETHORA OF BEARS.

Our much esteemed neighbor, the
Washington star. is anxious to learn
the meaning of the wave of bears with
which certain parts of the country are
now being visited-and we plead
guilty to a measure of curiosity in the
same direction. We are hearing of
bears in the most unlikely places of
late. A bear climbed up on the roof
of a lean-to at Sycamore Hill the 9TH
er night and persisted In an effort to
interview the president until driven
to the woods by the secret service
men. Almost Immediately afterward
a big black bear walked into the
Kitchen of house in Bridgeport.
Conn, and was killed by woman
Have the downward movements in
Wall street of late encouraged the true
bears to adopt aggressive tactics, in
quires the Star--or has there heen so
much nature-faking recently that the
members of the shaggy family have
been inspired TO take hand-perhaps
Il were more accurate TO say paw
lin the game? The conjunction of
bear and the presidential domicle Is
suggestive. Maybe the visitor had
something important TO communicate
to the distinguished scientist who is
soJournlng on the shores of Long Is
land sound. Maybe there is need of
a revised edition OF Hunting the
Grizzly" who knows?