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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
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4. 3. Alorbtmann.
,Ih, robl BEL 9errn Mebnert?"

ySu II w ptt JtplltI ppHptl6>
rbeber meires Sntels. Serr Hors
mann tommt bort gu mir unb srtbeilt
mir llnterri6t = i'm 9etiein Der 6rau
BON Sauie onbers babe i6 es ni6t
sepout."
r0os irar re6t - unb 70 piinf6e
i9 Sbnen beiten Grfol9. Sic piiien,
baB sic in jebsr @erls9enbeit obsr
penn sic irsenb zines Ratbes bebiirfs
tig iinb, iid all5eit IN mid ipenben
oiirfen, Sic lino INNER piutommen.
- Nun ater babe i9 bier nod elm
9(ttenitiid auf9eiebt, bos sic mir un>
teraei6nen mii1en; es 1T Elm feierli6er
@eraidt auf aIe Iniprii6e, bic iid
aus Sbrem friiberen Sontratt erseben
t9nnten."
,Sebr germ" G~liIabetb 9ing an
ben Slid, I'M 81 untsridreiben. p!Dbs
lid itieb iie Jeinen leidten Sdrei aus.
n@aS 1T Sbnen?"
Die Tai6e bort - perseiben sic
- id 9Iautc, ie au ertennen - 1T iie
nidt 9ebDrte iis nidt einem Serrn
WebIau?"
rMGsrbinos. Semen Sic ben ilns
gen Mann?"
r@un Sambura Der. Sd mai bel
ietnen Gltera in Stellung. Gr 1T pobl
icbt Eisr, nidt pabr9"
Yer GeIanote fab Iie mitleibig on
ibre Iufrsguns perrietb bas @es
beimnib hires Ser3enS. nGr mar bier.
Der iun9e WeDlau," fagte er. "@ber
felt ldngercr 3eit babe i) ni6ts BON
ibm 9cbDrt. Gr lit, bic Wabrbeit gu
ia5en. perf6ouen."
GliIobetb lpar t0btIid eridroden.
~Seit pann9" fra9te iie nit eritidter
Stimme.
9r. W. nabm teinen Inftanb, benz
iungen Mdb6en allc3 mitsutbeilen,
mas or pubt:; i0onenberpeile lieB er
aber feline eigene 9offaungsloiigteit
ni6t burbbliden, tpis er benn aud BON
benz 2icbcsabcnteuer We6Ious nidts
%erpabntc. Gliiabetb er5Gblte linn bas
ge9cn, pcId)cn antbeil iie en- Der Iuf=
finbung Der Saide gebabt babe.
Scr Snbalt Der Sadie 1T 0 alis
bcrorbcntli6 9robem @ertbe," fagte
Or. 81. nWeblau lit Sbnen gum
9rDBtcn Torte psrpflidtet aber -
es lit unbcgreifli4, pie Blind uno tb0s
ridt fie Suscnb it,"
GIiiabctb crrGtbcte bel bieIen Wprs
ten, beren CHM ie ipobl peritanb. Der
@efonbte sab ibr bas Yeripreden. iie
iufort in Senntnib gu ieben, lpenn
Wcblau islbit pber iresnp cine Nahs
ri6t bon inn eintrsffen ioats, uno
bann be9ab ie iid betiimmerten Ger
gems nad gebet, benz on elmer 9udt
bes eurppdiI6en ufers bes 9osporus
anmutbie eele9enen Sorfe 5uriid.
Sic pobnte. nie iie ibrem 2anbsz
mann er3dblt bate, bel Der 5amilie
zines beutI9en &aufmanns, Der bort
Elm grpbes gnpelen nit @arten.
Baum l6uIe unb Gutenberg beiab. Sc
ben Gag fam Siormann gu ibr, UNI ibr
tbeprctiIden unb prattii9sn llnterri4t
in Der Muiit gu seben, iie faBte ers
itaunli9 raid, unb bic Siherbeit
hires @ebOrs iianb Der S60nbsit ibres
glodenreinen Soprans nidt mad, 70
bab Normann nit jeber Stunbe feiter
in Der lleber5eu9un9 ipurbe, bab ibr
eine 9lGn5cnbe 2aufbabn beppritebe.
Se6S Wodcn lparen 10 peritri6en,
bo tcbrte &apitGn 8redpplbt 3uriid,
unb Normann @reiite nit linn ab, I'm
bic abenteuerlide Sude mad ben
Sd)dben Der Seerduber gu Beginner.
Nepor er girg, madte er @lifabetb nit
elmer ti9tia.l Sdngerin Der talent
f6sn Sper ben Yera %betannt, bic iie
bel ibrer psiteren Iusbilbung inter
itiben iollts. rad einem baIben Sabre
polte iie bonn in ibre !Seimatb 3uriids
te;ren.
tTortfebura foIet.)
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.ufcN:
rtc.. Wurfuh.Xpeuu

Ut. 723. u.s. 727 ete,, sortnd.Aoeun..
oltlid po1 Der .)urfs5toao; puult1nolg prdtttg
beforirt; iebe n,oberne 8eauemlidfeit.
ri. f15, III, 119 etc., Acknowledgements
aplihen Sairn,cun ts9lpenue uro SdpettesStr.,
Elm Webiert BON .8atterfon'9ari". 9urdiue9
fhou ~beforirt; ieoe mooerne geuuemlitfelt;
aUeift1dige Sdufer. Con arb z. etprd, an Srt
Nahette. unb ct. HanLGtr. tSebr9.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
TrGdltiac Torm pocr 2nnoiiB

an Der rN5rblid)cn Gcrtrulbabn," in NaIti.
morc.Gputtp; 80 glder: TO IN bobcr aIltnr; 30
s(der Gi6cns lllo auftanicntuu!h; go Chit
hdune; itetncrltcs &Sobnbals u1a quite 9Sirtp'
fdaftSeebdioe; Breis $1,000; muf ~perfalit per.
ben; Sieb unb Snoentur fam aib nit iihers
nummen perSeri.
6crrer babe i'd pieIe anbcre f65re 5arfneil,
iciuie uli6 Staot.Giaentbunt billi9 6i oerfnils
fen. 8. 9aocubupp, nj. iii, Tprb.Sh arles.St Ctr.
(Ibcns $50, Nr. 1898, gIorosSrpaolpan.)
(Sept1 1O
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Wpocrnc @pbnnnaen.

$1,000 Inlitcn Clues iener ino6arileh 5ipet'
itDdiecn Sdlfer. Subet fedDs 3intntet. Vdoes
Itubc mn S6nae, aue n%noernen @inridtilt9et.
einfdIiebIid ~luRitdrer lSlumbita; Snoettlbe
entbdIt NuoeirunEc NM 9Snitertloiet.
Iroitnire, sole uno Acucr cerneritrt, 10 SiiB
!Sinters NQchs nit 8rGrolitbic Gcptlulicrt: Sle
tSluuerStrabe 1T nit piirifi6irieIt 3ie9clifelrelt
gcpiluitert uuo febr td0lt. .0obe itllo 9e'lllloe
gage. Seocn gbeno bis s ubr sur Ntitpeifiolt
often. Gowarb !. Gallagher, Vdlliiilierlebitcr.
@ircau: Tr. 1857. SitsWtununen .Strnfe.
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Standardization

nilo ale n1tbi9en gSirt1idbaflss 8ebdioe, trlibf'
harcr Nooen. lpopol brei slder nit GrobeererI
b~epiIarSt iiuo; piel Ont nnh sSeintroiben: blot
bel b~eliticber liltberifder Sircbe. Mtlb unll.dlloe
balber iuiort ~oerfauit merocn. $1,000. ~9tdberes
bel y. Snocubppp, III 9iuro.Gb arleS's traRe,
Baltimore. CglhelIbS bDn 8 bis w llhr III
1898, Huroz grouolpap. (Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

i~ibergcbcn lllo icine @abl fir Sc.
notor bon ocn betrcfienbcn @comtcn
teltGtigt miirbc, 10 miirbe CT lie at
uchlucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Nfrs. @iusluiu's Suotbina Syrnp

niro felt fiber iinnonnofcd5te Sabrcn ben
W,iniunen ppn Miittern fir tbre Sinocr BET III
berubiat has sinh, crwctdt ocn @auncn, be.
fhiuid,tigt ale ed,mersen; fnrtrt @tuofulit unb
III bas bette WitieI fir Giarrpbe,. 8on @po'
aeipib unb oerIanet ,MrS. WinSlolp'S eoutbina
Ghrup" uno nebrnt feline nlberc Sorte. Silnt'
unoSipun5is Gents Die SIaide. Inter Dem gdbr.
mitfel. nno Srcguen:Sefet bon, 80. Slni 19o6
parantirt. Scrien,Jtunnmer 1898. Gin altcs
uuo nut bc1pGbrteS Wttttel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
0cld)Gfts = 8clcgcnbcit.
Wcid1fts.@ clcocubrit!

tTVTHf 2" y T'F - -.
8erIanat: Gin tbdtiacr !ptlrl NIT $4,000
bis $t5. 900 sln~lagezNapitnl, nm cir lc9tftilcS
Wanufaiiurs@eib1f 5u tiibr?n. SubrIlht pcrs
fault iib lei6t sum breiiatcn .!9etroN Der NO
fen. Ibrcfiire: p5. 80" Ieuttaisr Surrelpui''
bent. t34l 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

Gin cbrli6er. mid terlcr MtaIlIt lniiIIbt Sttls
Iuna fir Saiearbeit pber ais guiuirter; fpri1t
beuiid nm engIiih; Stuot poer Soritnot, 81
crtrnecn bel u. &. ~, Nr. 2OO1, @eit sning'
cttc.2pcuuc. GAL ~
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gu %ncrfaufcn:


0dderci nit @roccrps2aoe mo Nnli5: Arar1ta
BELTS alder 5l peridiifeit. .tub it1rn9tli San'
int nno Wu Ibcr.S traRe. (34l.3-D
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Stelcgciud:
Gin 5lpeitc urb brittle Quno Pdder fnGch
GtelIe. gtad)6utra9e1 In Or. 1113, strale,
2uenit' Ypiut. t34O-2)
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StcQcgeiuhc:


Ginc oeuifde Srai fidt St,Le SIM. Geid,trr'
ipaidDen lno fir 6oltsarbeit. 9iIc0 ,l'taBc1 III
Gr. 1880, Miccanna'S strait, .. Shtr.
(34l-2)
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Gu mietbeu gcinmi:

Cine respectable tSainilie pluldlt ein fIeines
Saus fir SO pro lionut II lllctbelt; tcine
&inoer, gtab6uirueen bel u. 4. W. Nr. 20oT,
neutrality-suspicious.. (3ll-3)
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Gerlaugt:
@crlangt i'm NQgcmciucn.


o,noer mor,i n mtR I'M rm"STFIIirtcs 9iumcr In
Der l{ibe oes ySobns &opiinss0oipitals.
@oreite: Skinner" p9cutidcr Gprreippnpsnt.'
(340-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
8clo IN uerleiben.

Gnleibcn auf M6bel mno aubcre
Siderbsiten
fdr 8 pro5ent, gernu nab benz teuer @eIebe.
8dn5 prtoatim. Htd,ttr. Rr. 21O, Cr'Scttng.
tpn.stru6c. ..ganiunt Yuilotng".
On her Giiiee piro 5eatid seiprodpen.
ISuuiIt--)
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Gu mietBeu geiuht:
Gin mDbIirtcs Simmer init scott. Gftertcr
NIT 4reisnngnbe inter 9bifire rs. 24," Scut
ffcr Surrcipunoent. (330-il)
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Stciegciud:
Gin pidcr fidt Sielluii9 ais erite poer 5tuei'
&c 6dno. Nah6ufragen in Mr., 901,, shnter.
StroRc. (9tpp26 / Wft)
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&crlamst Sranen mnS Maodcn,

@crtaugt:
Gin WdoGeu fir ole alIgcnciiIc INanenrhcit.
NadSufro9en in Ir. 1852, gotoh's,Uenue.
(341-2)
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1881. gttcites Gtabltftment. 1877.
HaralanS Gbattcl 2oan WIociatiun
Atbert slume. inu.. 8ef6dftSfiibrer.
iSoIurrt.( wefdune.

aeqerlber Dem Sertdtsaebdloe.
5tmmer go. 23i aup 233 t2. Stnd per
Saopit.Gdc Tanette, uno ct. 1anl. ctr.
Tarleben bon $40 bis $500 auf Wsobel, Hib
nos ETC.. obre Gntfernuna o%erfelber. 9eleel,nf
MS. Rbene GSnriiano 1856. G. & a. Vhcne
Ct. FauI 1850. (Roo9 1S,1&S)
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Gpsaen. Sufubr i70h Puihcl: aus ben
@leprtoren Suriidae5oden $685. Puftcl: Gle
rniorei,s&orraib 150.OsG 1uibcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Baltimore Warftbcridjtc.

baltimore, ben 6. Se3emher 1907.
W,cbl., 49, Suinbr 5t3t Sdiicr, eiittfltelblt6
.7ii Safer III Occult Gpint mo 1897 5dlter
II Canton. Iie Yreiie ~fteIlien iih, pte iolei:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
AXE Is READY FOR
GENERAL ST0ESSEL

st. Petersburg. July 1.-THE In
dictment issued against Lieutenant
General Stoesscl. the defender Of Port
Arthur. which has just been made
public. charges him. among other
things. with disregarding the order Of
the cnmmander-in-chief to hand over
his command al Port Arthur 60 Lieu
tenant General Smirnoff. n quit the
army.
n further charges him with sending
in an official report that he led the
troops in The sction ~ kinchow.
whereas he remained al Port Arthur
and did not participate in the battle.
Of having decorated Lieutenant Gen
eral Flock for bravery In the battle
Of Kinchow. which Fock lost and Of
offering to abandon Port Arthur and
other fortresses when he had ample
means Of resistance.
The Indictment charges Lieutenant
General Fock with being equally
guilty with Stoessel In all counts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
TINY TOURIST ON
HER WAY TO OLD
MEXICO ALONE

The smallest tourist probably ever
seer in Albuquerque arrived on No. 3
from Gallup yesterday and LETT last
night on train No. . for El Paso.
whence she will go to the interior of
Old Mexico.
The traveller Is Miss Juanita Mar
tinez, three years old, tiny. black eyed
and grave. who appears to be perfectly
able to take are of herself, and whose
spirit of self-reliance stands her in
good stead I'm view of the fact that
She has lost both her father and her
mother. She is a regular midget and
attracted a great deal of attention
while gravely walking back and forth
i'm the waiting room at the station yes
tcrday. She was attired in a little
Bingham dress and a big white bon
net. or a bonnet which a once been
white, and surveyed the passers-by out
Of a pair of wide dark eyes at the
same time curious n quite self
possessed.
Juanita was looked after more o"
less on the way in by Conductor Nc
.Clurkin, and was handed over by him
to the care of Stationmaster Field.
The latter i'm turn delivered her To the
conductor Of No. Q south who Will see
that she joins friends who are wait
ing at El paso to accompany her TO
chihuahua where she will make her
home with relatives. Juanita TAX s
her rather unusual adventures quite
coolly and has a full n complete ap-
prehension OF where h Is going and
of her own importance. She knows
little English but has no difficulty In
UNDERSTANDING the conductors and
shows a conhding trust in these off,
cials which is quite touching.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Japancse to BE DcpOrted.
ILLINOIS BANKER
HELD FOR MURDER
Fred II. MagiiI Arrested in san Diego,
Charged With Killing His Wife In
Order to Marry Pretty Girl.

Clinton, His. July 14.-Sheriff II. A.
Campbell tonight started for San
Diego. Cal. to bring pack Fred n. Ma
gill and wife. who were arrested yes
terday charged with the murder Of
Magilfs first wife, Mrs. Pet Magill,
who died at her home In Clinton oh
the night of May 20 under peculiar cir
cumstances. A note was found saying
that Mrs. Magill had committed sui
eide. Magill on June 80. with his
daughter. aged II, left Clinton. Miss
Fay Graham. 10 years old, who had
lived with the Magills. left Clinton the
day before, saying she would visit rel
atiVes at Kankakee. Ills. The next
heard of them was that Miss Graham
and Magill were married in Denver.
only five weeks after the death or
the first wife. This sudden marriage
with the mysterious death of the first
wife. led to an inquiry and the arrests
at san Diego yesterday were made on
. Telegram sent from Clinton by States
Attorney Miller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
TAIlORS WANT
MORE WAGES
Fifty Thousand Members of HE Union
VIII Go ON Strike Today.

New York, July 14.-Fifty thousand
members of the Brotherhood of Tail
ors, including local unions in New
ark, Brooklyn, Brownsville md this
city. will go IA on strike tomorrow.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the brotherhood on Satur-
day night a vote was taken and the
strike was formally declared today.
AT a special meeting tonight forty
five workshops which employ nom
union men, were organized and joined
the union. They. too. will go out to-
morrow.
The men include the operators,
basters and fiNishers and pressers.
The demands Of the tailors are a nine
hour working day and a ten per cent
advance In wages. The operators,
who are getting SIS a week. the bast-
ers. SIS, and the finishers and press
ers from SO to $40. say they do not
make enough money to keep their
families.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
FOR AN ACCURATE
WEATHER FORECAST
American Institution Of M~cteoroIogy
to Try Franklin's scheme on
Large scale.

Hyde Park. Mass. July 1i.-Blue
HIN observatory. the pioneer Amer
lean institution for the study Of me-
t~coroiogy. will be the scene next week
Of one Of the most extensive scien-
tific experiments ever conducted In
America The experiments will be
made simultaneously and in coniunc-
ton with similar flights either by
kites or balloons 10 be made az more
than twenty other stations throughout
the world. The object Of the expert
mcnts Is to make ~meteorology an eX-
act science and TO formulate rules. II
possible. that viii permit the forecast
ing OF the weather with as much GER
fainfy as the forecasting Of astronom-
zeal e.rnfS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
RAILROADS SUFFER
FROM FLOODS
Tracks out II Many Poin In Ne
braska and Rain still Failing.

Lincoln. Neb., July 14.-Hcavy rain
storms I'm eastern Nebraska this aft
ernoon delayed railroad traffic and
Interrupted telegraph communica-
ton. The Burlington reports its line
near Pappio buried under driftwood
from a sudden flood. II reports seri-
Gus washouts at Ashland, Cullom, Lee
shara and Gretno. n Rock Island
railroad tracks are under water near
Alvo and South Bend. The North
westerns Lincoln line is washed out
near Ceresco.
The Burlington's Lincoln-St. Joseph
line is interrupted near Table Rock
Falls City. and passenger trains
are being sem via omaha tonight. The
yards Of this company are under
water at Peru. A a washout is re-
ported on the Southern Maine line
near Guide Rock. Neb.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
MAGILL Will RETURN
WITHOUT ENTRADTTIDN

4 DIEGO, IaT.. july IF.-FTeu II
Magill. the Clinton. Ills, banker who
was arrested Saturday on a charge Of
the murder Of Magill's first wife. and
his young wife, are in close contne-
ment IN the county iail. and the sher-
in refuses to permit newspaper men
TO see them.
the district attorney expects that they
will resist %eNtradition and apply for
"A writ ~ habeas corpus. But Eugene
Daney. OF Magill's counsel. stated to-
night that there viii be no application
for a writ Of habeas corpus and that
his clients will he glad TO return to
Illinois and face all accusations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
pcs MoIncs River Rising.

Dies Moines, July 14-As The result
Of the recent rains the Des Moines
river is rising rapidly and the storm
tonight has driven many people from
their homes south OF the city. No
great damage has been done as yet.
but at II O'Clock there was no abate-
ment from the steady downpour that
started early i'm the evening, and the
river continues to climb.
From above come reports Of heavy
rains and the fear is felt that before
morning the stream will be out Of its
bed. causing great damage to prop
erty both in the city and h lowlands
to the south.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
AUCTION
\ splendid Chance to Buy Your Fall
and Winter Stock of Groceries.

A great reduction sale. $4,000
worth OF staple groceries will be sold
at auction beginning Wednesday. July
II, at 2 .. m, and continuing every
afternoon and evening until stock has
been reduced sufficiently to make
room for this years purchase.
J.. +. Palmer. the well known grocer
and feedman. located at sol North
First street. has decided to take his
method of reducing his stock keep IN
mind the fact hat very little fruit VIII
be grown i'm New Mexico this year
and that groceries are continually IN
creasing in price. Canned goods VIII
be sold in not less han case lots. THIS
will be an opportunity to stock ~.
goods will positively GO to the highest
bidder for cash.
SCOTT KNIGHT,
.LaE.s.Aaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
NNVI
A~uetiOneer.
..reaIest c%eIebratIons ever attempted

greatest celebrations ever attempted
in Maine
1t was at Popham Beach, settled ny
George Popham in 1907, where he
c%olonists built the first American YES
sci. christened it the Virginia, and
launched it upon the kennebec. IN
commemoration of the event the city
of Bath. which Stree that time has
become famous for the staunch SHIPS
sent out to the maritime worl6 from
its ~shipyards and the nelghpollhs
town of Popham. which claims the
distinction of building the first vessel
will ioin hands In making the tereen-
tennial an important affair.
To give the celebration something
more than a local color or state inter
est. the committee In charge has So
licited and obtained promise of the
presence of several American and Brt'-
ish warships and the attendance OF
the governors of several states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
DENVER MAN IS
KILLED BY THUGS
Jacob Cobcu shot by Men Wlw We're
After His Money.

Denver. July 1a-Jacob Cohen. a
brush maker. employed By the Silver
state Rrush company. Was shot and
ra-haus fatally wounded BY hold-ups
e MS home tonight Two men con-
fronted him in the darkness and
without giving him a chanel to obey
their command 60 hold up his hands.
began shooting 81 him Two bullets
took effect While Cohen law upon
b ground. the hnid-ups took from
him nNe dollars CO. money They then
disappeared. ana no trace ~ Hhem has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
DEL RIO KILLS
NEGRO MURDERER
Fred Wilson Shot TO Death While Re
sisting Mob Seeking To
Lynch Him.

Del Rio, Texas. July I4.-Fred Will
son, "A negro. shot and killed Earl
Smart this evening. Smart interfered
to protect some boys with whom the
negro had trouble, and was shot i'm
the head.
Posses were Immediately formed
and about an hour and a half the ne
gro was found hiding in an empty
barrel, and upon showing fight VAS
Immediately fired upon by the posse
and killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
REPUBLICS UNITE
AGAINST NICARAGUA

Washington. July 1.-THE stale de-
partmcnt TODAY received uncontirmcd
adVices that the republics Of Guate-
and Salvador have joined forces
la resist any attack made by the forces
OF Nicaragua. II is stated hat all Z
Central American republics with
possible exception of Costa Ricd,
are strongly opposed to the plan Of
President Zelaya Of Nicaragua for the
federation of the five republics.
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Steamer Sunk to stop Fire.

Oran, Algeria, July 14.-Fire broke
out today with such violence on board
the British steamer Canada. lying in
the harbor that a destroyer towed
her out into the rOadstead n tor
pedoed her as the only means of saw
ing her from destruction. The Can
ada can be raised without difficulty,
as she lies in shallow water.
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CELEBRATE BIRTH OF
AMERICAN SHIPBUll0ING
Thrce Hundrcdfh Anniversary Of
Launching of the Virginia To
BE- Ob-rNei "a Bath.

Bath. Maine. July 1.-THE three
hund~edfh anniversary Of American
ship building sill be observed in this
cirv end fhs pdiaeenf towns 10 the
mouth % the-Kennebec river during
week 90 August s. by one Of the
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been found Cohen is at the eoantyp
hospital in a %precarious condition. Be
cause of the Intense darkness at the
spot where he vas attacked by the
men, Cohen was unable to see them
plainly and can give only a meager
description of his assailants.
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San Antonio. Texas. July 1.-the
Robertson Insurance bill became ef-
fective today. and nineteen insurance
companies withdrew from the state as
"A result.
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Fear of Assassination in seoul.

Toxic. July IA dispatch from
Seoul. Korea. reports the sensational
discovery of twenty-four men con-
cealed in the Seraglio palace, 1t is
supposed with the intention of a~ssassi-
mating some of the emperor's minis
ters.