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Arizona republican., 1908-07-01

and as the train was travelling at forty five miles an hour the sudden stop created disaster clear to the observa- tion car at the rear where the chairs were thrown around as in an earth quake. Mir. Johnston had but a few minutes before left the dining car ana was smoking on the rear platform of the observation car. At the first shock he grabbed the platform rail and hung on prepared to jump which ever way the car did not in the event it left the rails which he fully expect ed it would do. This is not an essay in defense of tobacco. but that cigar probably saved Mir. JohnstOn's life for he left the dining car, with a lady, they being the last of the passengers to dine, and went to the rear purposely so MT. Johnston could have a smoke. Otherwise they would have continued their chatting there.
 As soon as the wreck occurred a brakeman ran back two miles and a half to Manila station to send a wire to the proper authorities. The con- ductor ran ahead to flag the train ap- preaching from the west and had the ililSlbI tune lO DItdh HIS idIltIil III lilt. run. He continued until he reached a section house and awoke the crew and got another lantern. However the brakeman had made good time and got word to the western stations before a train had passed the last one
 Tn the meantime all on board who were able ran forward to help those in distress and worked like heroes. The bridge was over a dry arroyo about six feet deep. The engine stuck her nose down in the sand and was all most buried from sight, the tender jumping to the right of it. The en- giaeer and fireman were killed in stantly. Thes former was thrown against the boiler and his right foot was burned off though he was proba- bly, dead before that occurred The fireman was found on the other side with his head cut off and his body cut in two. The mail car went to the right of the locomotive and was com pletely smashed. There were three postal clerks in it, two of whom were badly hurt The third was thrown out the door and about fifty feet from the car ard picked himself up but slightly bruised. The baggage car which was compartment coach, comprising a baggage apartment, barber shop and smoking car. The smoker was full of men, and MT. Partridge. the only pas senger killed, Los Angeles man, was forward in the baggage room feeding a couple of pet dogs. The baggage man escaped.
 The framework of the baggage car rested crosswise with the other wreck age, the dining car being underaeath it and lengthwise. Both were fright fully splintered, but the steel frame of the diner withstood the weight pretty well, though had the car been full, there would probably been many fatalities. The few employees were badly damned up. but Mir. Johnston understood that they got out alive Almost everybody in the smoker above was injured and some of them very badly. There was one party of eight naval recruits in the car, and everyone | looked like he had passed through ar i engagement with the Dreadnaught.
 A part of the injured were taken tC | Winslow, as soon as help arrived anC others were taken to Holbrook, tn,
 passengers all going to one place ol
Arizona republican., 1908-07-01
THE WNSI0W WRECK
 A TERRIBLE AFFAIR
The Marvel is That So Few Were Killed. It Was a FrightfuI, But Un- blamable Incident.

W. R. Johnston representing the commission house of Crutchfield and WOolfolk of Pittsburg. who arrived here yesterday afternoon, was a pass
 enger on the west bound limited train that was wrecked near Winslow at 9 o'clock Sunday night. He is well fort flied with the details of the incident as he was unharmed and devoted his energies with those of all the other passengers who were in a condition to do so, toward relieving the suffer ings of the more unfortunate. Owing to the great distance from the scene of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

SRI. &rnro Groitu @r. Ro6crt Z. Oil,
ION, 6r. @ilnrer Bentley, Sr. 81. &.
Nitfin &r. 2(rtbur San; ooS Golifor.
nier SCrtctt, Sri. GpanQcIiuc Gircp,
SRI. 2IIicc @iGoro mno Tr[. 2ottie
Mc@rcc. IS fiu0cf qnl M}ittpod, II,
SomItog Nohmitoga %orItcalm0cn
itott.
oE orDlono G6cotcr."
Go2 Bette, luo3 ulti Dem @cbict2
Der &ouocuiIlc ic geicben muroe,
miro oicic @odc Den @ciuNcrn oc3
uWiorplono Gbcoter3" o~orgebotcn.
Mn ser Spite Nca %roQrommS itcbt
Ni0o @ult @otciic(o, bic bcriibmtt
EianiitiM melAc nidJt oQein circ
'fciHc E~iouoipiclcriu it, ionOcrn jll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

glcid) cine iutcrciiuutc Gr5Gblerin.
Sri. Ngne@ Scott uno Nr. Sorucc
Nri9at bringcn Die rci5cnoc irIidc
aunt00ic o(bc NoQ bctlpccn" 5llr
|tuffiihrlm9. Gbornc mo Carleton,
Die ii6croll. no tic bis Jest ouitrotcn,
Criolgc cr5icltelt, crQ6Brn oa9 Fllbli.
tlull nit ibrcu gSiBcn, unO 0aoi0
&clui3 ais ocutidcr Giolctt- &omifcr
itcbt c6cniouS oltf Dem &ro9romm.
@cr0cl rm0 Eopior ii1b 6luct be
torntc SGugcr scr %ollOeOillc @itb-
ne, oic bier ouM in irilbcrcn Sobretl
NIT 6rcloen bt8riIbt plrOcn. Sob
uno grip, 5pei crrop0iiMc GlomnS,
fii6ren etlihc Nopitdtcn nit O%rciiir-
ten &unocn Dor.
Auditorium"
.E6e 9Si5oro oi the 9iilc", Cit be.
fanrtc3 @ilbncnitiid. Ou9 bCrcitS 81
lu~icccr6oltcu Wolen bier gege6cE
mrroc, bat liN nod bis 5llr iebtcn
@~oritellutg uorigcn &obrcS ol5 3ltG-
iliid crluicicn, mo cS iii oobcr uls
ilu1Chmcll, bGB Is ultd) oicIc Mod)c
i'm oNuoitprirm", iupiclbit cS gcge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

u ii dfc6r normaler Der
bGltntiie. - Ger WtonotSberidt
Der nSooerirten Wpbltb1tigteits- 8e.
Iclifoit" 5eigt, ooB I'M 4pril SOL
Ecrioncn nm llntcrItiibnng no6iudp.
ten, gcgen 1868 Mpplifonten imDtGrj.
Ia i'm gpril 1907 MIR $40 Eerioncn
Nillic bel Der @eieaidoit iltd)ten, lit
oicS Elm 3eiden, DOB Die normaIen
GcrbGltniile guar nod, nift 5uriidgc.
febrt lino, ober loltginnl, menn Der
,Nt0r5 6icicS Sobrcs oamit pcraIihet
miro, 5ltriidfebren. Scit oem 9eginu
Ser 0cibditsilaue i'm Iebten Serbit
mur0cn 1000 Bcrionen mtteritiibt
uno $t9,S6l.05 p%eruuSgubt. "a Die
@cielihoit uIeinS50O0 iiir Gicr uno
Wtild) iiir SfpirS iidtigc alisgiebt.
10 licat es ulli Der SnnO. bob Die
Wtittcl erid)0pit nn0 peitere 9ontri.
blltioncn BON milotbGtiger Yerionen
cine unbeOingtc Hotbmenoigfeit &c.
lporben limo, anoernioqs Der Siilfc
beoiiritisc Ecrionen abgctuieien rper.
Den miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

bic @ciudCr Scr .Ntlliif- GfnScnic"
ullf cine QCnuBrcid)c SbCotcrmo6c &C
foBt MAIDEN. Ger Cert lit BON 81.
Is. Niron Mor0lin9cr Beid)ric6cn u1o
bic OhlIif pom Cincm Nultintorcr,
nontlid Dem in m~uiifuliid)en arciicll
bcfanntcn 81. @ololpin Sloanc. DC
@cidlihtc, mcI6c Dem Stilf III @ru1-
Dc lieqt, lit einfod), obcr bod @intercl-
iant. Sic honOelt bon Scr 9iciIc ci.
ner crccntriid)cn iriidcu Nittuc, biG
nit cincm %idppor5cn 9%coicnien euro
pa bcrciit, 9oS Gnnje Stiit bictct 10
picfe gb~pcd)sfrrg Scr, Oob sic 3>t.
ihollcr oild) niht oli cine NiinlltC er-
ntiioclt. G& mcr0cn por5ijGlidc @eIc.
~gcnbcitcn iiir ih0uc Sccntric'n oar.
gcbotcr, llno cine tijttiQc @cicaidait
mirft Del sen N%liiij6rlrn9cn nit.
nSnr0'$ SpcrnbouN."
o2onciomc lomnT lit ser Gitct ci
ncS ncllen StiidcS, ooS oicic Modc
in Serbs S%pcrnbollS 5ur Nllffiibrunl
gclungt. Gic $3.50. Solb mo Gill. lucls
DIE l0ngcrc 3cit in Californian d6nl;.
dc &orltcannNcn BADEN, >uic N&cbcr II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26
Der Rat6 elmer Came in Nutrc Tante

on ale Sieienigen, Die an Gbeitmatis.
mus, oh nun Wusfel. ooer 8elehf.
Hbeunlutismus, on Siiitenifmer5er.
Seren d. II Is, Hiidenpeb. Shmer.
Sen in ser Nierenaegepo ODER Ser.
penidmer5eu lei0en, gebt 0abin. an
lie nm ein Salisntittel 5lt ifreiben,
neld1e5 pieOerbolt idmmtlid)e oieIer
0ebreben 9ebeilt Bat. Sic fiiblt es
ais ibre Giliht oalielbe an Vile
fOitcnfrei 81 ihiden. Sic fonnen
SIT Sauie cine Settling berbeifibren.
mas Saltieiloe be5eugen fonnen; ein
alinawebiel lit niGt erioroerlid,.
Sieies entoedtc eiriahe MitteI ldei.
oct Sarnidlre aug Dem glllte. mod,t
Die lteifen @elenfe geifmeiOig, rel.
nigt bas 9lut uno flGrt oie Sebfraft;
Dem eat5en aorperipitem miro gIef.
tri5itGt uno Spurnfrait perIie1en.
@enn SbigeS Sic intereifirt. 10 aoreI.
iiren Sic bebuis grlangung BON Be-
peiien Sralt M. Slimmers, gor q.
9totre Game, Sno. Sdlreiben sic in
oieier Sprafe. ~ 81
(9e5s.iiso-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

5icl6 I'M Gitcn lteGcn al Ser Spibe
bes llntcrncbmcna. 2luBer oeil bciocn
G%oliforllier Sdnuipiclcrn iuirft cine
8cieGid)oft BON 40 Mdbden nit. Die
c6enio id)on iingelt mo t%nn5er, ais
tic bii6id iin6. Gus Stiid bat pieI
ge6nlidfcit nit r@ein, @ci6 uuo
8ciang," lit o6er oeul 2ebtercll, mas
sSun1or onbeloilgt, nod iiberlegen.
Cine ouseriudblte Geieaidoft pirft
nit. Inter oericlbcn ~befinben lid
aiinitler unb Giinitlerinnen, mie Sri.
Charlotte @ibpt, SRI. Gopttc &bitlep,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26
NnTere Tbenter.
.M milf NfQ0cmic."

Gem @eid)0itafiibrer &ebmuner BON
Ser YWfltiif Afoocmie" gcbiibrt bic
pole gncrtcnmun9 oc3 Yubliflnt9,
Oob CT Die 56cotcr- llnterncbmcr
9firon uno Zimmerman oo5lt beluCgt
bat, ooS neuc 9iibncnitiid o&IlNtoic"
nod Baltimore 81 brinqcn. EtIc-
gropbiidcn II. ADMINISTRATION BON
ollsiuGrts nod 81 urtbeilcn, inter
lie9t cS fcinem 3iucifcl, BOB iihcrou.
no hoiicIbc biSbcr ulliQciiibrt morNeu
it, ii6 ais Nttrottion eritcn Nanac@
crluicicn Iot, Nlio t0nncn iidl mtd}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

ben miro, mieoerum allubenolid) poi.
le &6lIier 5iebt. Jribi bon guiing,
cine bcgobte S6oulpielerilL bat bic
@altptroQe in1e, mo lie miro bon
elllcr aus idbigcn aiinitlern bette.
helloen @eieaihoit unterItiist. dc
Generic lit tnbellos uno ons IGn-
lide gilt bon ben &oItilmen. IS fiji
ben Die iibliden gtohmittogs . @or-
i%teQungen Itatt.
IS aD 4eater."
iniIB -
S(otte Qualifications @eidnge unb
ipriibenoer @tt nrb Snntor wed).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

oic Gftipo ii6eri6reiteH. On ocm
bon Srn. Wculp cingcrcihtcn Intro-
&c muroe 6e6ouptet, OoB Bic 8et6in0.
Iid)teitcu iif uuf $50,934 %bctouien,
mGbrcn0 in ser Attport crflGrt luur.
sc, ou6 sic 9tftipu nift 10 piel betras
gen. &n ser gcitrigcn &%er6anolltrg
plroe bon Srn. Weolp be5euat, oaB
sic ifncrItcn @erlrlIte, lpelde Die
Gompognic 9etrofien boben, ourdl
ooS QroBc 6eucr i'm Sabre 1904 emf.
Iton0cn icicr. Sciu AnmnIt erfI1r.
tc, ooB ole @ompaguie nieulols int
Ston6c icin mcroc, sen ShoOcn ieit-
5uitcllcf, % bic gcianiiten Bidder
burh ooS 3cucr 5~erit6rt uuo Die
S6uloncr unbcfannt ieieli.
So6n floqt Gcgcn Iater.
@ooirep 9. Siiber mad)te I'M areiSs
gcridt gtr, . acgcu ieincn Softer 900.
frcp 6iibcr BON Hr. t3, SiibsInnitr.,
Ionic @cuiomin Roienitcin cine alo-
&C nit ocm outrage onb6nGig, icinem
&otcr oltfjugcbcrL iiber 8elOcr, mel.
de linn }ltr &crluoltlmg fir ieinen
Sobn iibcrloiicn iiu0, &ednung OBJ
5lIlcGcrt, Ionic cinCn aolli Gontratt
iibcr oo8 @runoItitd Nr. 13, Siio.
9lmitroBc, nod meIhcnt ooiicIbc Dem
@cflogtcu HoicnbCim ii6crtrogcn lit,
r%iidGGn0iG 5l MADDEN. 81 Der alagc
miro bcholtptct boB Ole 8roBmlttter
Oc9 8lGgcrS, mcIhc I'M Sabre 1901
Itor6, ibm cirl Ncrmo9cn bintcrlieb,
mcldeS fem &oter bis 81 ieincr Boil.
iGbrigfcit ~pcrluolten ioAtc. @oofren
z. 6ii6cr lit I'M Nui 1907 poaiGbrig
gcuorbcn; iciu GrbtGeiG, oeiien Sobe
CT nift fcnit, ober aui 5000 ih0bt.
iol inn nid)t ouSgclicicrt woroen
iciu.
Nu8 scr S6eioung8mii re.
shni @runo ougcbIihcr ltntreue
mllr0c ser @chrcriu unb NGbteriu
gIro6cao 9. Gbonoor, W%obnboft an
Gdc bon Gbuie. uno GutbcorulitroBc,
obioIlrtc Sheioung bon ibrem @ot.
ten Sad =. Gbonoor bcruiQigt. 9as
Enor ging out is. Nuguit 1896 III
Sritcoo, England, oic Che Elm uub
lebtc ipGtcr in Baltimore in Nr. 1914,
@cit.2oiopcttc,2 (pc. 6rou Gbonoor
mod)tc 6ic Gbciheibun9sfIoge am s.
Sunni 1905 onbGnNig. Sn Der afo1c-
idriit crfI1rtc sic alGgcrin, oo6 tic
sur 3cit ibrcr Seirotb nit Dem Be
flogten cine @ittiuc NOR u1tb nit if
rem Giubc in @n9lono luobntc. S6r
Batter nor SronciS WiQiom Settings
Mcoburit, Elm Gifi5icr i'm cngIiideu
Seerc.
Nbiolut ShcibunN bon ibrcnt 8ot.
ten Sorrp s. &cnoblc mllroc Srou
Mimic 30. Gcnoble poit 9}r. 1905,
Belt Npcnuc, nlli @runo boSpiligcu
@crloIienS btpiligt, Gas Hoor Wiir.
sc onr -. Cftober 1894 in Gobins
Greet, Mo., g~ctrnilt ulO luobnte bis
jllm Z. NuQuit 1895 in 9~elolporc.
Srou Wuroorct DC. Bomb reidtc
I'M a%rcis9erid)t Nr. 2 cine aloge ouf
o6iollltc Gbeiheioltng bon ibrem
@nttcn &oicpb &. @ono, pcIdcr im
Stoots. (obof$. 2ogcrbouic bcid1itigt
1T, elm. Die &Iogc griinoet iit) alf
b~0SlpiaigcS Tcrlniicu mo llntreic.
GoS Yoor puroc am ~. Suli 1899
gctrout mo lc6t icit Ocm 1. gprit
1901 gctrcnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26
,.Sarmpnic Safe"

Nr. Ala, @eit'5 apette.S trahc, aarl
Sdmist, Snbaber. 8irSbmrscr Spf.
brda friid am 3apf. Diners; Sonpers
a Ia carte. Scben Samitng SbcnS
Jrei.Gpnoert. (apriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

Iotol ...,........... $4,000
Gas Ngitotinn9sGom itc 5ltr @cmin'
nllrg llCuer Nereinc mo Wicocruns
idllrlb friibercr bot ciuel ollSiiibrli.
chen 9cridt leiucr EbGtiateit erltot
%ltuttct, Den id) Der Ga4inGung enls
pfcblc.
Nlrd) iibCr 9cihoiiltnQ zines Son1s
mcr-S nrnpIotca lino 6ortidritte 5u
bCridtcn. ,3ucrit lei crmGbnt, oub
tiir6lid cine &crcina &orltcuung I'M
NclItld)cn Gbcotcr QcQcbcn mllrbc. Or
troQ Ctruu 5000. NuBcrocm iillo I'M,
tcrbonOllulQcu nit bcnt nyScit- Ebilo'
NcIpbiu SurnucrCin" I'M @ogc. I'M
c@ 81 crn0glihcn, DEM Hc6trf llno
olld) 0cm &crcin quite Iicultc 5ll lei,
item.
IoS tchnii6c Gonlitc mod)te 0cci0.
ncte GnpicblunNcn, sic allintcrflomc
VcrotbunQ Der Eo9ioBma Crbcii6cu.
Die luidtigitc 0nuon lit mohl Die, mel.
dc micocr Nbboltlulg elmer &ortur,
llcrld)ulc inter @un0care0Cln en-,
pficblt. Sic Erotofolle pom &orort
lno mobrld)cinlid altd) scr NCrid)t
pom @c5irta- (%urnpcrcin, ocIicn Be
rid)t mir bis iCBt nid)t sur &%criilNilnN
ltCbt, Gcbcn Nuiid)luB ilbcr Die Dies.
i0briQc &orldlulc, Die Crfolgrcihltc,
Die mir ic bnttcn; bier foulCu mir sic
n0tbiNc propaganda iiIr unicr (llr.
men modcn.
@CNcn Gnoc oea Sriibiabra belhlob
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ocm Iireftor
5cbn Nlliltentcn SIT oebclL 3 W0nner
un0 > 6rollcn. Siir ms lit cS icbr
crfrculidL 81 criobrcn, bob Die MGn.
llcr olIc Ufitgllcocr u~n.icrcs Nuloc9
ltl0 mo ibrc lod)m0nniI6c NuSbils
Dung cntmc0cr I'M Sentinor oes BIN.
0cS obCr III elmer gnItoIt crbiclten,
in mcldIcr cbcniollS .ocutih" Qetltrut
miro, ia, 6ob Die mciltcn ictt nod N
ilnlcrcn SllrnuerCinCn mittirnen.
Gin mcitcrca icbr bcre0teS 3cu9nib
bon Dem &orpGrtsOrinaer unlerer
Sndc lit Die Gbntiohe. ooB in 9ltt.
6etbcn ser Sfulbofc erfreulide gIrs
iGn8c unicrer ulten oelltid)en >Sobn'.
Id)cn S%llrnpIGBe inn Srcicn 81 finoen
linb. NunoI0uic, 2eitcrn Sd)oufclu,
Ecdc, @Gae etc, iilrO iit citler itcti0
lpodlcn0cn Nn5oDl ShuibDic SIT lin
| oet,. no ppt 20 ,n2,'pu9p 42o
Sm grpbcn @nn5cn iino Ole Ser.
! bdltnilc int Nc5irf red)t bcfricoi0cn6,
rucnll ulld) nod clnielnc &ercinc Ollrd)
! lofolc llcbcl uno @cl0fIcmmc lciocn,
10 mod)t bic GurngcmcinOc iturfe Nm.
itrenGln1ciL Den tlIrlcriid)en WcItrc.
bltngcn gcuoltigcn Norlfub 81 lei
item. Gie Nnsiihtcn iinG gilnltig,
luiinidcn mir Den llutcrncbmcrn Gr-
folg. GicS miiroc ullell an0crCn &cr.
CinCl llcltcn Giier un0 8|crtrallCn Cit
! floBcn, Cit Wcluinn fir Die guljc
(urneri6oit mcr0cn.
&nl 9c5irt bcrridt lett Ginniltbig.
felt bcilcr, ais icit piclcn Sobrcn.
Ger N0rort bat ole loulcn0cn Csc.
ldGite prompt beiopgt ulb boiit oii
Gllrc 3ultimmung. Woge Die Sllrs
ncrei bier luCitcr gcocibcn, nod GRO
bcrcn AltIldmlnA %crlobrCn."
&ertc Nbcnb iinocn Die Gcrbnn6-
, lu1gcn ibrcn Ibidlub. r..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

Gin tron50iiif cs Hn it.
ipicl. - Sn aIIboligb'S 1bcoter"
fol1o geItern Nbcrlo Die aitifilbrui0
oc9 iron50iiiden SuitipielS .Wto0t.
moiicllc Nltrorc" bon WulriccGbum
toglle inter Den Nuipi5ien Der ~!
liuncc 6%roncnile" BON Baltimore
Itott. Gic Soritclung nobm cillen
g%l0l5cnocn @erlolli uno mobnte Der
iclbcn aud Der iron5oiilde Notlhoi
ter Siliicrnnb unb Bcruoblin BEL. Ole
9conlten Der yNQionce Sroltcoiic"
iin0: Erdiiocnt, &r. Slilion &c RcD
Mbitc; Sice E%rGIi0entent Sr. @n,.
s.. EcrtinS, jun, Sr. SilIpdro e. See
mo 6rnlt Sdlurence Siirnbull; e..
frctor, @r. Ecorce Shifting; Dor.
'tanos Gontite: 6rou Sp6n S.lop3.
colt, Sr. :. 9. Roel @pott itno Sr.
Wurrop q. 9ruib. Iic g|rrangellre
iuorcn: 6rou 0opio !. Bartlett, 6rolt
oDorles >N. Uoltapdttc, tSrnlt y. jE.
@utlrr, Srot $. Ntoriboll Gtlioti ,
Srou s. S!bon Srid, 6roit ,Sobn g.
Cuttings, 6rou GougloS $. Horoor,
6ron @cnru Barton SncobS, 6rolr
Sultan 5enrp Gee, 5rou @iQiom s.
Wtonlp, 6rnu S1eooore Worburg, Tr.
). Milion Edtterion, Srou Gas. VI.
1%bompion 6rnu 2olprence 5itrn.
brill, 6rau Seize Spion, SRI. 2urntull
unO Sri. Gobillon.
Sic u II it ernfuItur. Sr.
SDeplon Gorle bon Der SbeQiilb.
Gommiilion leitet jebt bon GrisiielG
aus bic Nnbringung BON altiternfo,
ien, Die I'M @inter in Soneriet.
Gountp 5eritort ODER iorfgetrieber
murOen. Soiort nadl geenoigiuna Die.
icr Nrbeit, Delfe ettua 5fpei @odler
IN gniprtld nebmen miro, beuinnt Die
Termeiiltng Der auiternbetten bon
GoIuert.Gountp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

murOen bis iett iolgenoc 9citrd8e
bci'm 9ejirfs &orort ongcmcIoet:
lbilo. Surnocnleinoc 49,. $4,000
Nipcriioc Gllrn0emeinOe. 10000
S%outbmart Curt II. Cont
tooSiduIl. &ercin ......... 5000
McIt-Ebilo. Gurn. II. Sdul-
Gercin 5000
Horboroll0b Ilrnpcrcin -. 300
Iotol ............... $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

g1iie fiir'S Nnsfaub beisrst g.. 9atne, Wr.
i13, Stt.Saltiupre.str., nateGu ttu n,S unts. aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-26

Iurd cine bon Nifter 8orter &c.
tern i'm &rci8qcrift Nr. , erloliene
G%erfiigung wuroe Gopit0n Gobert M.
Spco6cn bon ieincm Imlte ol3 Wtai.
leupcrmolter Der Sobn ". Wteolp &
Cons Gonlpngnie entbunoer. Ger
9eie6f 1T olf 0ritiro zines gntroges
Der Gonlpognie crIuilen. Cine ant-
mort oltf oieien alttrog wnroe ON
6reitag burd Die Critic Rotionol-
9ont" eingcrcitt, uno in oerielber
puroe beltrit4eiI, SoB Die Gompaenic
iemals in einem' seoeibliden 3uiton-
De gerpeien it, uno Oab Die Eoiiipo
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
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We want more room for new
goods. and have two manure spread
ers which we will offer at a bargain
on terms to suit the purchaser. If
you are interested this will be TIE
chance Of lifetime. The first bar
gain is an international manure
spreader of one hundred bushels
capacity Our price. terms to suit
you. The second bargain is Moline
manure spreader of seventy-five
bushels capacity. Our price. terms
to suit you. If you need manure
spreader this is your opportunity to
secure bargain. Come early and
avoid the rush.
LA JuNTA HARDWARE Co.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
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Right Bower. No. 424. Of the
Grand International Auxiliary to
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, was formally organized in
this city last Friday afternoon with
a membership Of nineteen. all wives
of local Santa Fe engineers. Mrs.
Riley, of Pueblo. district organizer,
accompanied by thirteen ladies from
Pueblo assisted in the work Of or
ganizin9 the local auxiliary. and
officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Leslie Jones; vice
president, Mrs. J. w. Madigan: sec
retary. Mrs. w. Heirgood; insurance
secretary, Mrs. William Hair; treas
urer. Mrs. Leslie Keff.r; chaplain.
Mrs. George Mackie; guide. Mrs.
Ivan Kiser; sentinel. Mrs. C. w.
Hurst; past president. Mrs. G. A.
Whitehead.
In the evening the ladies enter
tained their husbands and brothers
Of Division No. sos, Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers. Refrssh-
ments were served and = very pleas-
ant social evening enjoyed.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

j. T. Kirkman. of Hutchinson.
Kan. formerly agent for the Wells
Fargo Express Company at this
point. was La Junta visitor last
Tuesday, renewing his acquaintance
with old-time friends. Mr.. Kirk
man. says the old town has grown
some since he left here three years
ago and looks prosperous. He is
now holding down the position of
route agent for Wells-Fargo, his
territory extending from Strong
City, Kan. west to the Colorado
line, and all on the Santa Fe.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

II. d. Cochrane. of Timpas. Colo.
was La Junta visitor last Wednes-
day. and added his name to the
grea'er family journal roll. Mr..
Cochrane says that newcomers are
arriving daily at Timpas. and the
country roundabout is rapidly set
tling up. A business man from
Swink will commence the erection
of store building next week. and
the indications are that Timpas will
experience quite boom during the
coming summer.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
pre.byteri.n. Rev. Conrad sIuhm.

Evening, Misconceptions of
Christianity" or. some things con-
cerning the revival of the free love
and communism of Rousseau. Bap-
tism and the Lords supper at II a.
m. Wednesday evening the annual
church meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
St. Andrews. Rev. VIM. o. Cone

Services on the fourth Sunday in
Lent will be as follows: Holy com
munion 8 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon. II a. m. Evening
prayer and sermon on "Amuse-
ments," at 1870 p. m.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

twenty-eight days. The regiment
was on it's way to Madison barracks.
on Lake Ontario. where the three
year term of enlistment of the
men will be completed.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

trout species and need it in our busi-
ness.) H. l.. Shipman. a late fore
man at Dodge City, has bought
forty acres one mile from Cedar
edge. If nothing happens to the
fruit here this spring there will be a
very large crop. Give my best re-
CARDS to all bull Elks and all old
friends. 50 long"
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

Jas. H. Clarke. of d. nver, an APP
praiser of the state land board, was
in town Thursday. His mission here
was to Investigate the recent appli-
cation OF the county commissioners
for . right-of-way across state
lands for county road. The pro-
posed road is to be located on the
section line between the O'Neil and
Washburn ranches. and runs direct
ly north to Horse Creek. Mr..
Clarke. accompanied by County
Commissioner Fisher, County At
torney Miller and Road Overseer
Edgerton, went out to view
the proposed road Thursday after
noon.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28
St. Patrick. Church. Rev. on,y. e..,o

First mass with sermon in Span
ish. at 8 o'clock a. m.
High mass with sermonin English,
at 1890 a. m.
Bible class and Sunday school in
English. at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Sunday school. in Spanish. at A
O'Clock p. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
All cordially welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1908-03-28

During the Colorado blizzard of
last Wednesday afternoon the barn
in the rear of Orville Woods resi-
dence AT 5l4 Santa Fe avenue was
burned to the ground. 1t was a
fierce fire while it lasted, and moth
ing but the strenuous efforts of
neighbors, in the fires incipiency,
and the vigorous work of the fire
department saved much valuable
adjoining property. MIR. Wood S
loss included valuable horse
and good buggy. the fire
making such rapid headway that it
was impossible to rescue either the
animal or the vehicle. The estimat-
ed loss is about $500.