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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
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in mtSge5eihneter 2olutc uto Bate
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

EGfIc snr Heiie im'S sliiSlanb be.
ipret 6. Mainc, glr. 413, Git-Yalti-
more.StraRc, maize Guitnmbonic,MDe
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
GREAT DROUGHT
FOR KANSAS FOLK
Attorney General Puts Liquor
Men Out of Business.
All Brewers to Be Ousted.

Topeka, Kans., April 23.-
Attorney General Jackson, by
securing an injunction against
nine foreign brewing companies
to prevent their owning property
and operating saloons and in OBJ
tanning order for the appoint
ment of receivers for the brew
ers' property, has taken the
most effective measure ever in
voked to enforce the prohibitory
law in Kansas. He intends to
push his crusade to an active
conclusion, and today 10 an in
terview said:
When the receiver is named
he will proceed to locate and take
under control ali property of the
defendants found in the state,
and will thus be able to state
every place where the defendants
are in any way carrying on bust.
ness in Kansas. Any attempt to
conceal the sale of liquors will
place the defendants and all
their participating agents any
place in the state in contempt of
the supreme court.
THE property will be sold
and out of the proceeds the
court will pay all costs and dam
ages due the state. If it is nec-
essary to send the militia to en-
force the order, the defendants
will pay the bill. It will not be
necessary to do this, however.
The brewers; property in Kan
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
saloon fixtures valued at many
thousands of dollars.
ARE TO BE DRIVEN OUT.

Kansas CITY, Kans., April 23.-
Representatives of foreign liquor
concerns who solicit business in
in Kansas are to be driven from
the state on the strength Of the
recent decision of the United
States supreme court, which
held to be constitutional the law
making it a misdemeanor, punt
sha bic by fine and Imprisonment,
to solicit orders for intoxicating
liquors within the state.
Kansas is determined" said
c. w. Trickett, assistant attor-
ney general, appointed by Gov
ernor Hoch to close the saloons
in Kansas City, Kans., in an in
teryiew here today, to enforce
the laws upon its books and to
demonstrate to the country that
it is a sovereign state in fact as
we'll as in name. Treason and
notification will not be permit
ted within it's borders.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
A., B. & A. Promises to Do
Big Things for Atlanta.

]. ]: Champion, general freight
and passenger agent for the1At'
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad. returned Monday morn.
ing from a trip to Brunswick,
where he went for his first in.
spection of the terminals and
docks that are being constructed
by the railroad and the Bruins.
wick Steamship Company.
"O1e can hardly realize that
work vas begun on those termi.
nails and docks only last July, "
said Mr.. Champion. Bruins
wick certainly did present a busy
scene.The Steamers Bruins
wick and Ogeechee, of the Bee
Line, we're in port, and each of
them had 300 tons of freight.
The Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic is not quite ready
yet to make a bid for through
freight, bit just as soon as the
road is completed into Atlanta
and Birmingham, and has all its
connections, the people of the
South are going to get what they
have been clamoring for, for many
years-an adequate service at
reasonable rates; a service that
will deliver freight promptly and
at rate that will place Atlanta
on a par with any city in the
cn,,k1, -
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

The citizens of any prosper
Gus town are always public spir-
tied and united stand together,
work for the interest of the
whole town. Always stand ready
to do your part. Don't grnm BILE
and spend your time in prophe-
sying failures, but help to make
every enterprise a success be 1t
great or small. Be energetic
and enterprising and your exam
pie will be Observation-Disclosures
vile News.
Good advice, and might be
given out in every Georgia COM
munity about every fortnight
with profit to the said communi-
ties.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
P. O. S. OF A.
Closed It's Second Annual Session
State EnCampment.

For two days the State En-
campment of the Patriotic Sons
of America has been in session
in this City. The first business
session was held yester day
morning in the lodge room over
the Cham bles s CIR. Gerry Co,
The officers elected for the
ensuing year. are B. F. Brim'
: beary, Albany, President; w.
R. on.-,Broxton Vice-Presi-
dent; J. F. Greek, of Fitzgerald
Master of Forms; P. L. Mathis,
Bainbridge, Secretary; S. c.
Hudgiu, Townsville, Treas
urer; T. B. Barrow, Boston, Con-
ductor; NJ. H. Turrentine, Doug
las, Inspector; A. E. Chan bless,
Doerun, Guard; W. F. Floyd
and Higgins Trustees; F. L..
Bigbam. ". R. Wilson, P. L
Mathis, National Representa-
tives.
Valdosta was chosen for mex
years convention fourth Wei
nesday in April.
Thirty-onel candidates, wee
initiated last might and the or
ganization has taken OF new life.
Retiring president F. l.. Big
ham and the local members Of
the order exerted themselves t.
entertain the visitors who will
go away from Fitzgerald with
good impression of the city's
hospitality and full of wonder at
her marvellous growth.
Long live the Patriotic Sons of
s. a,.;cs
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

Small city maps, correct up to
date. for sale at the Enterprise
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

And Mrs. Molyneux, her voice trembling
with agisAsaon, read aloud. ,...,.
paragraph setting forth the result of a
.drunken quarrel in Soho restaurant; re-
shifting in the death of Mr.. Ferdinand Hor-
ley by the hands of his cousin, Julian Hot
lev. ESQ. Of Southam House. Dedham, in
the county OF Suffolk. The murderer was
still at iarge-so the account ended.
ssIt cannot be-cannot be frue!
Fedore looked up with such face OF
hopeless stricken misery that her mother
read all her little story. and she congratu-
lated herself even in the midst of ALL that
Iulian had not spoken openly to Fedore-
that there had been no settled engagement
between them.
papers would not dare to publish it. But,
TO set all doubt at rest, will send the
coachman round at once He shall hnd out
the true state of affairs"
How Fedore ever lived through that hour
of agonizing suspense She never knew
Each moment seemed like an eternity, while
the clock licked on. and the sounds of
hustle and the stir of traffic came in
through the half-open window.
Mrs. Molyneux watched her daughter mar
rowly, but she could ma no words IN which
to comfort her.
The coachman, an old retainer OF the
family. came back from his errand to the
restaurant looking very grave He knew
how things were going between his young
mistress and the owner of Southam Hall,
and this would put a stop to everything.
"Well. Smith. what news do you bring?"
He stood before the pair, mother and
daughter, and noticed how Miss Fedore
was broken down.
"It's a bad affair, madam. But Mr. Fer
dinand Horley still lives. He's been taken
back to his rooms at Cover Street and the
doctor has hopes of him. But there amt
no news of Mr.. Julian"
There was silence. Mrs. Molyneux wished
Fedore would leave her to put another plain
question to Smith But the girl, instead,
looked up and asked it.
"Do they think he did it? Speak! Don't
be afraid There is nothing worse for me
to hear now
Fedore The owner of the restaurant came
and spoke to me. It's no use his trying to
deny it. They got quarreling, and drink
ing too from what / hear. And when the
man rushed in, hearing a row, Mr.. Julian
had just dashed his cousin against the
fender on the floor. At first they thought
as he was dead"
shudder went through the poor tor
tured girl. Was it for this that she had
left the quiet retirement of her country
home-to have her brightest hopes dashed
to pieces, her idol broken, her heart torn
"And where is Mr. Julian?"
This query came from Mrs. MoIyneux
Fedore could not bring herself to frame the
words.
"They don't know, madam; but the police
are hot upon the scent. They don't think
low cry, muf1ed sob. and the poor
girl lay white and motionless upon the
floor.
ITO be Continued in The Next Zssue.)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
DON'T NAG

= 'S your S' San s. A Ssy. the World :.
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miis, II you're brs,
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To BE- bit aS Of crust 1U t.. ''''as for sop
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But you still can helm T. w
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Don't nag.
II you wish to give him
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II you wish to be his heinz,
help in the strife and hen
He may have pD iaT nag;
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AND ne may sometimes q.
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If she has her days for tr,..
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But you can refrain from maxim,
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WAR ON LIQUOR AND Ton,

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

Los Sres. Juan Sandoval y
Ventura varos, labradores de 10
vecindad de Gslisteo, estuvieron
en- la ciudad 81 lines pasado com
prando where's para sus ranches.
Los Sres. Tomas Archuleta y
Simon Romero, labradores de 10
vecipdad deKennedy, estuvieron
Ell la ciudad 81 lines pasado con
negocios personales.
ri nino Antonio Romero, de 10
meses de edad, hijo de Ramon Ro-
moro yde Antonio s. de Romero,
tinada, murio el dia IA de Agosto
de 1907, q las 3 de Ia tarde, de
Cholera Infantum fu6 sepulta.
en- ell cementerio de Nuestra Sc.
nora del Rosario.
Don Elias E. Baca, de Socorrc,
que estuvo en- la ciudad asistien.
do a Ia inauguration del Gober.
nador Curry, Sc marcho Ell saba-
do pasado para el punto donde
reside. El senior Baca ft6 MEN
bro dc la delegation Rupublicana
que vino del cvndadode Socorro.
Ell professor Alfredo M. Sar-
chez, asistente superintendent
de instruction pdblica, Sc mar
ch6 ell lines pasado para Bernali.
llo, donde asistira al institute de
maestros del condado de Sando-
val. Pronunciara un discurso
durante su estancia ALA.
Marcelino A. Ortiz, ASSESSOR del
condado, Sc march6 para Las
Vegas ell LINES pasado. Sc halla
en- mala salud y es possible que
de Las Vegas vaya al oriente
Acompanole Ell escribano de
pruebas George w. Armijo.
Don j. M. G. Chaves, pro-
ductor de fruta y borreguero de
Abiquiu, condado de Rio Arriba,
lleg6 a la ciudad ell martes pasa'
do. Informa que los sembrados
Sc italian en- buena c~ondici6n,
pero que no habra fruta.
Don Eutimio Salazar, de Palma,
condado de Torrance, estuvo ell
LINES pasado en- la ciudad visi-
tando parientes. Ell senior Sala.
Ear es un borreguero de la parte
oriental del condado de Torran-
ce, y segdn nos informa, las
ovejas estan en- buen estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17
MuERTE REPENTINA DE
IA SRA. MONICA ORTIZ.
Habia Estado A~sIstlsndo a su Her.
mana y So Enfermo-BIen Como
cida IN Santa Fe.

Mientras eyudaba a cuidar su
hermana enferma Ia Sra. Monica
Garcia de Ortiz, esposa de Can.
dido Ortiz, c0ntrajo una fiebre, q
consecuencias de Ia cnal muri6
ell microbes a la ] de la mafiana.
Estuvo enferma nueye dias.
La Sra. Ortiz tenia como cua.
renta y seis amos de edad y nacio'
en- Santa F6. Habiendo vivido
aqui toda su vida era bien como
cida en- toda Ia ciudad y altamen-
to estimada. De la familia inme-
data, ell esposo es el dnico SUI
peryiviente aparte de Ia Sta.
Antonita Ortiz, una hija adoptiva.
Cuatro ninos nacieron per0 TO.
dos murieron en- Ia infancia.
Tres hermanas y tres hernia
nos quedan con 81 afligido espo.
so r. hija adoptiva. lamentando
su muerte. Las hermanas son las
Sras. Jose Ortiz y Raca, y Juan
J.. Ortiz y 10 Sta. Armada Garcia,
y los hermanos son Marcelino A.
Garcia. Ramon Garcia y Vicente
Garcia. Marcelino A. Garcia es
el comerciante de Ia Gale del
Aqua y presidente del Concilio
Municipal.
La Sta. Amada Garcia, & quien
10 Sra. Ortiz estaba ayudando 4
cuidar SO halla segGn informes,
en- Ia misma condition que guar.
daba durante las dos semanas
pasadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

SolIcite una muestra gratis del
"Cafe-Salud" del Dr.. Shoop en- nue..
tro establecimiento. 81 81 cafe verda-
dero descompone ~ estomago, cora
zon, o rinones entonces pruebe esta
admirable imitacion de cafe. ri Or.
Shoop muy detenidainente he imitado
en- SAILOR y aroma q los cafes dc Java
y Moca y sin embargo no entran en-
su composlcion nj IN solo grano 10
cafe verdadero. La imitacion del
"Cafe-Salud" del DR.. Schoop esta
hecha do granos tostados puros, 0
cereales con malta nueces etc. He
cho en- I'm minute. No hay que esper-
ar mucho. Con seguridad le gustara a
I'd. DE venta por Cartwright-Da Davis
Company
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

cion mas s6ria en- 81 Territ0rio
Indio q donde voy q ir. Aquellas
|gentes de ALA son entera mente
differences de Ia genie que voso-
tros teneis aqui, y a pesar de ESQ
EN- vista de las circunstancias
|debiamos procurar tratara nues-
tros Indlos no solamente como
los hemes estado tratando sine
mejor. Ellos no han tenido las
ventajas que nosotros hemos dis
frutado 10 que queremos hacer
es darles una oportunidad do
tener tantas ventajas como ellos
puedan obtener.
"Y hay una sofa palabra de
prevention que des ,aria daros.
Sed equitativos con las indus
trias que vengan a este Terrific
rio. No cometais ell error de
Greer que todas las grandes in
dustrias son malas porque una
ha sido mala; que todos los ferro-
carriles y manejadores de ferro-
carriles son malos porque algu-
nos de ellos son malos. No
supongais que porque algunas
minas han falado en- obede
Ger Ia ley que todas las minas
faltaran en- obedecer las leyes, y
en- 10 Legislation que pueda de
cretarse tratad con equidad q
todas estas grandes industries;
Que toda clase de esta gran CO.
munidad debe estar justamente
representada.
s'Conforme creceis en- impor
tancia creced en- derecho polftico,
que Sc entienda que toda clase en-
esta gran comunidad esta intitu
lada y recibe trato impartial.
Isl una ley es buena para la labor
debe ser buena para el capital y
81 una ley es buena para Ell CAPT
tai debe ser bnena para Ia labor.
Esta administration nacional ha
estado en- favor dc poner fin las
distinciones de clase, pero es i'm
possible hacer q todos los hombras
iguales. Los hombres nacen con
grandes desigualdades y cuando
decis asi que los hombres son
iguales proferis una falsedad.
Poned dos hombres iuntos y ell
hombre que tenga buen caracter,
que sea temeroso de Dios y ODE
diente a la ley es ell que saldra
adelante.
"Os doy las gracias por esta
reception tan cordial que me ha-
beis dado y siento que nunca
conoci q Nuevo Mexico como 10
conozco ahora, y 81 alguno de
vosotros vaa Washington hallara
alberta de par en- par Ia oHcina
del Secretario del Interior
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17


Vi Hon Malaquias Martuez'
nno DC los pr'nc'pa'es c'uaada'
nos del N"rte do Nuevo Mexico
pasads y asistio 4 la inaugura-
oi6n del Gobernador Curry, y,
tambien 4 Ia reunion del Cuerpo
de Comisionados de Aqua del
cual es miembro. Sc hosped6 en-
81 Hotel Palscio.
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III Delegado W. a. Andrews
que estuvo ia semana pasaoa %
esta ciudad visilanaos sus ami
COS y atendiendo asuntos .
clales, SO marcno 81 DOMINGO
pasaoo para A'ouquerque' oonue
tlene su residenc'a permanece,
"a all hasta que regrese WASH
ington' Antes de hacer es'o nara
algunos via1es por 81 lerri'or'o
Q nm oe inIormarse p'enau'on'e
81 ''enen A'sunoS ''O'os que SINUS
aelnaf uau'os " Nue .N"'
."Saa..ssos.s.,.n ~. N.Y.
Ell mayor Il. o. Bursum, de
Socorro, presidente de Ia Conf
sion Central Republican, del
Territorio que estuvo aqui 10
semana pasada asistiendo q la
Inauguration de Curry y dando
su atenci6n q asuntos politicos y
personales. Sc marcho ell domin
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

81 tesorero del condado de San
Miguel, Eugenio Romero. que
estuvo en- Ia ciudad por algunos
dias, SO marcho 81 sabado para
Las Vegas. Ell senior Romero
figura entire los amigos viejos del
.Gobernador Curry, 4 quien ha
conocido por nm cuarto de siglo.