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The Washington times., 1908-04-01
3OO-AILE CANNON
LAUDED BY BRITISH
Wonderful in It's Work and
Simple in COnStruc-
ton.

LONDON, April 1.-Government ord
nance experts have reported confirming
the claim by w. s. Simpson, a we'll
known metallurgist, that he has in
vented an electric cannon capable OF
throwing a projectile 300 miles.
THE gun Will revolutionize naval con-
struction," says Colonel Maude. one Of
the foremost Of the authorities engaged
in the still pending tests Of the weapon.
1t VIII force the abandonment OF ar
NOR and make speed the prime requisite
IN fighting vessels.
such is its simplicity of construction
that tie resources Of any ordinary ma
chine shop are sufficient for It's cor
structicn- With il Paris could be bonn
bardcd from the English coast
1t Is a fact that the gun represents
as great an advance over others in use
today" supplements Inventor Simpson,
as the electric light represents over
the candle.
1T is not only simple in construction,
but can be controlled with the greatest
ease. 1t is cheaper than existing artil-
lery and viii last 100 times longer"
The project!le develops a velocity of
5000 feet per second and the experts
also support Simpsons assertion that
the gun viii discharge nifty shells OF
800 pounds each per minute. II will
likewise throw one prOjectile a long
ard a second a short distance.
The basic force being electricity the
discharge is without fash, smoke, or
recOil
The Washington times., 1908-04-01

other Republican members Of that COM
mittee, only Uncle jim Mckinney OF
Illinois, and Theodore Z. Burton OF
Ohio did not go on record as favorable
TO the Fowler bill by voting to report
that measure out Of committee. The
former never made a speech unless driv-
en- into a corner and punished Al pres
ent the available material for step
= her Of the AldriCh bill is limited to
Burton. But even the Buckeye states
man is not in love with the bill He
purposes to amend II. In their present
predicament, however, the House lead
eTS are said 20 be willing TO submit
the bill to any sort of amendments that
win be instrumental ia getting u
through Any little dents 10 which Il
might be subjected In the House could
be eradicated without much labor In
conference with the Senate
Burton is regarded as one Of the
ablest debaters In Congress With Fow-
Ter determined 10 have his bill enacted
into law there are assured some sharp
contests on the floor. The House lead
ers are confident that Burton can make
Eowler look like an amateur-f he VIII
only consent 20 tackle the job.
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
100000 MINERS
OUT OF WORK
Suspension Comes Just as
Mitchell RetireS From
Office.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April From
reports TO headquarters of the United
Mine Workers this morning. it seems
that 5000 men are today taking their
first enforced vacation of several years.
The suspension may last several
months.
John Mitchell, at a banquet of the
national executive board given for the
retiring officers, relinquished his Office
TO Thomas l. Lewis, now president. II
there was any factional feeling between
them it was not shown at the banquet.
Lewis announced changes - - Office
force The most important selection IS
that Of William Seattle, of Springfield.
Ill, who succeeds Samuel Sexton as
editor Of the Mine Workers Journal,
the official organ. Seattle is connected
with the Illinois Bureau of Statistics.
President Lewis discontinued the
Office of statsJicIan, which has been
held by Chris Evans. He said he did
not see the need OF the Office. Presi-
dent Lewis, who is not telling the pub
lie about his moves, is working on his
plan for an interstate conference 10 be
held at once
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
CHILE WILL SEEK
AMERICAN MARKET
Republic Plans Establish
ment of Fast Steam
ship Line.

Chile is taking steps TO bring her
markets into closer touch with New
York by the establishment of a fast
steamship line, according to Alfred A.
Winslow, United States consul at Val
paradise.
a bill has been introduced inso the
Chilean congress empowering the Presi-
dent CT Chile to enter into q contract
for a swift line Of steamers between
Valparaiso and Panama. 1t Is expected
two boats q month viii be provided for
# the bill goes through. Mr.. Winslow
says the importance Of a quicker trade
service between Valparaiso and the
United States is fully understood in
Chile. He says. too, there is an open
ing in Chile for nearly everything in the
line Of manufacture. as but little is
manufactured in Chile. He regards
Chile as extremely TiCn I'm natural re
sources and as developing rapidly.
Should such a new steamship line be
established, Mr.. WinslCw points out it
would materially shorten the tine for
mail and passengers from New York 10
BuenOs AyreS and MOntevideO. via the
Trans-Andcan railway from Valparaiso
10 EuenOS Ayres- Valparaiso is almost
directly south Of Pittsburg. and in order
TO reach Valparaiso. shipping need nor
vary much more than so miles from
direct southern line.
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
FOR G. v. j. MINSTREL

E. P. Gates. manager of the George
Washington University minstrel, which
is booked at the National Theater for
Wednesday, April Is, announces that
all necessary arrangements have been
made ana that the advance sales OF
seats has been very gratifying to those
in charge Of the affair. d. A. Baer,
Week. president OF the senior class,
are assisting Mr.. Gates.
RehearsIs are held every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday evening, and
from present indications the produc-
ton viii not only be a success huau-
cially, but in every way. Probably the
most popular feature on the program
viii be the appearance OF that re-
nOWned and weN-known citizen, Dorsey
FouItz he Of the quick knife hand.
and elusive getaway A characterize
ton Of the major and superintendent
OF the District Police Department has
also been arranged for. and the two will
be the features Of the bill.
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
INDIANA REPUBLICANS
HOLD STATE CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS. April Indiana
Republicans met TO-DAY in convention to
nominate a state ticket, select delegates
TO the National Convention, and decide
on a platform. The four asDirants for
governor are Charles W. Miller. OF Co
shen; William L. Taylor. OF IndianapO-
lis; Hugh T. Miller, of Columbus. and
Congressman James +. Watson. Wat
son has been condemned by the State
Federation Of Labor but the contest
for the nomination is a vigorous one,
with the chances OF each candidate
about even.
Particular pains are being taken by
the resolutions committee 10 frame q
suitable platform Preliminary work
consumed today's session. United states
Senators HemanWay and BeVeridgc are
watching the progress Of the convention
with great interest.
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
AIdrich Bill Needs Hero;
Leaders Keep Hands Off
Chairman Fowler Logical Selection, But He
Says He Cant See F" His Way Clear
to ACt-OtherS Too Busy

Who wants chance to be real
hero2
Who viii head the fight in the House
for the salvation OF the Aldrich cur
rency bill?
That's what the Republican leaders
Of that body want some one TO tell
them.
None OF the big leaders OF the House
regards himself as tit Republican Floor
Leader Payne admits that what he
knows about currency could be told
IN as few words as the Lords prayer;
Dalzeu never got away from the study
OF the tariff long enough 10 learn about
finance; Sherman is in the hospital: and
TaWney is busy with appropriations -
Anyhow II might not be altogether
popular 20 go into the next election with
the tag, father Of Wall Street meas
ure.' hanging to ones coat tail.
Chairman Fowler. of the Committee
on Banking and Currency. would be the
logical selection, bGt he cant see" the
Aldrich bill with microscope. OF the
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
HALF DEAD FROM GAS,
GIRL SAVES WHOLE FAMILY

NEW YORK, April Nathan Zim-
norman and his sister, Mrs. Ida Ballast
ofsly, owe the lives of themselves and
their children TO a servant girl, Dora
Friedman, who. when she awoke almost
overcome by gas from a leaking meter,
ran, clad only in her night clothes. 10
the home OF DR.. Corbect, at 1856 Alex
ander avenue. and there collapsed after
telling the doctor that the family was
overcome by gas.
Leaving the girl to be treated by an
assistant. DR.. COrbett ran 10 the Zim-
norman home, calling q policeman on
the way. BY heroic work they saved
the lives Of Zimmerman and his three
children and Mrs. BalastOfsSy.
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
A Wonderful Opportunity to Buy High
Grade Footwear at MOney-SaVin6 Prices

AVNC building
adjoining building 1922 Seventh shall
n
will make shoe
Rather allow by gtma
tons nearly line Of shoes the house order them quickly
dollars worth ShCh
utTeEand the finest Coming this sale
oppOtuni
stylish footwear
novelties a
enough make visit TO this profitable
The Washington times., 1908-04-01
NEW SERIAL!

Seldom has a serial story
proved as popular as did "a
White Streak of Disaster" which
was recently concluded in the
magazine section of The Sunday
Times. It was a thrilling story,
well written, and the intense in
terest of the readers never
tagged.
Commencing next Sunday
The Sunday Times will begin an
other serial that is even better
than "a White Streak of Disas-
ter" 1t is called Little Dummy
! Weaver" and IS from the pen of.
Philip Verrill MighelS. He is the
man who wrote "Bruvver Jin's
Baby" There are very few peo-
pie who haven't read that story,
so everybody knows who Ar.
Mighels is.
It IS no exaggeration to say
that Little Dummy Weaver" is
equal to, if not better than,
'Bruvver Jim's Baby" SO you
want to be sure and not miss a
single inStallment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Gum EapitsS nbilanm.

Sem. Oorf, %. Sllni. - Nit
Sem Sompicr .Gorpotbin," Ser 81
6icicm 3lpedc ci1enS ged)ortcrt NOR
sen lit. mcrbcn lid am IS. Sllli meGr
ais 200 Yilger ans Neps9orf unb
9ropfIpn itllo cine Itattlifc In5abl
aus alien Sbeilcn ser Scr. Stoatell
uno CANADA nof Som einIhiffcn,
I'M an Dem Erielter . Siibildum bcS
TnpItcs tbcil5nncbmen. Gie uii 5mci
Monotc berehnetc Hciie gebt bon bier
aus oireft nah Gibraltar. onlln mei.
ter nod Neapcl, Holit ollrd) Sbcr.
Stalien nod) Der Sbpci5, 6ronfrcid,
Ielitid)lano. Sollono mo @elgiel.
Sn @roBbritannien erreidt tic iby
gu0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Seinabc Scpurtirt.

Rem Dort %. Slni. - Trot
Gliiobctb 2opcod, mcld)c icit - Sab
rcn I'M Son0c, nbcr feline ViirNcrin
lit moIltc cinmnl cine SjeonrciiC MA.
dcll. 90 perlicB lie bclm am 6. Sluni
Die Wobnltn9 ibrcr Sod)tcr, Srou
Glorcncc @lod Don Nr. POI, Gcntrol.
Nucnuc, 6or Hodumop, uno bcgub
lid obnc Sidct un0 obrc @Clo al
Noro Scr ,Gompnniu," tur5 cbc ooS
Sdiii nbflhr. Sic 9ub, ais tic ais
,bIin0c E~oiioAicriu" cntbctt mor0rn
mar, ocn9tnmcn mo oic @lorcife ibrer
Sodltcr an, lporalli iid Der Captain
mittclS 0rabtloicr Geographic nit
ScBtcrcr ms NCrncbmcn icbtc. Grnll
Nlod tclcgropbirtc 5uriid, 0aB lie iiir
Otc SIN. mo Nildidbrt ~bc5dhlCn mcr-
Sc, Als sic yGompnnia" IN bic
9tG6c BON Gltccn@tomn tnlL lpllr0C
6rNil Sapcod aui hobcr Gee nllf Die
mcitmGrtS inbrcnOc rMourctanio"
9cbrntt uno tom 10 micocr nod Ncms
Dorf, obue frcmocn Go0cn bCtrctcll
SIT boben. 0icicr llmitano ollrin be,
mnbrtc lie Dor Ocu Sdidiol. bel
ibrcm Gintrciicn ocportirt 81 mcrocn,
Sic mar in ellis SSlono icitNcbaltcn
morbcn, bis gcItcrn ollS Noibin1ton
bic Tcriiigmg FAM Tic Ionocn 81
lniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Sammanp 5iebt 600 Wann ltnrf nadJ
Scnucr.

Rem Yorf, 2S. Suni. - Die
hieiigc Iammonp Organization bat
Arrangements sctroficn nm 600
Wann sur oemofratiid,cu Tational-
Contention mad Icuper 5u ld)idcn
uno 5par in iinni SonOer5iigen. 3lpei
3ii9e peroen bon ser ,Help.Oorf
Gentral.gobn" cntionot, 3pei BOZ!
ser .Eenniplpania gabn" luno elmer
ron ser erie gabn." Iie 3iiac
ner0en Nem.2)orf ndd)iteu SrcitoA
Ibeno nm Z llbr 30 Miniten Der.
laiien uno ioaen III Ienper nGd)ltct
Nontas Mor9en 8 llbr einireiien.
CHARLES j. Wurpbp, ser 2eiter bon
1ammanp, miro eincn Sog porors
abreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Bic llnrnhen in Ecriicu.

In0nltcrnoc Sdurniibcl 5ruiitcn
N%lniitGnOi1cn mO Hc1icrun02.
Sruppcn.- S6oD in 6eloluocr.
SifliS, %. <ni. - Ter SdnG
bat Die Witglie0er ieiner Sanilic
nn6 iciner r.Gciiocn, ollber.
bnlb Scr Stnot gcionot. Gr ielbit
blcibt I'M m.ilit6riid)cn 6clologcr.
Der Gommanonnt scr &pludrn fat
Ben 9cicbl 1cAebcn, oob oQc Sol0a.
ten, mcld)c iif ser Eliinocrlung BON
SGlticrn ser @uropGcr iGllloi0 &c.
mnd)t boben, Dor Elm Griegsgeriht &C.
itellt merocn ioncu.
&cgicrungS. Sruppcn
itcgcn.
Sifli8, %. <ni. - SIT Nr6d.
bil, &oiiom, Heiht uno onocren per.
liid)en StGotcn AT ser ruiiiiden
@rcnje cntlang tobt ser &olnpf nod
INNER jmiid)cn Den Sruppen 0cS
Sha6S uno Den 0cQncriitcn Eore
tcicn. &n alien Sharmiibcln Iollcn
oic NcNicrlnG9trlppcn Siegcr gcblic-
ben lein. Sn eil5clucn SG0en ioIlcn
Sic %Qriongcncn &epolntionGrc idDmc.
rcr Sortllr MlS9ciebt oclpcicu fem.
Sn ollcn Frouin5cn lit Ourd Inidlng
bctnnnt genlad)t, 0d6 sic 9epobncr
ibrc @oiien oblieiern miiiien, miori
0cniallS lie id)uerc Straie 81 gelpGr.
ti8en bobcn.
Sffi5icrc Ocrmcigcrn
@cbnram.
SGbriS, %. &uni.-Gcr Gnmpi
5miid)en Sen HcpoIutiollGren rio bclt
NnbGngcrn oc$ Sultars marc 9citcrn
Nnfmittug 2 llbr ernercrt. IS &c.
lana sen Neuoltltioldrcn nit Siilic
acpiicr9camtcn, Sic i'm M%cgieriu,aS.
g%(ricnul bciinolihcn @crpebrc mo sic
on5ll gcb6riae Mlu1iticn in @ciib ST.
befontmell, noroni lie 5lpei ltrutcgiih
poctbcilbaftc Eoiitionen einnabmcn.
Ter grigaoc-@cneral beiobl oclt
sic Nrtiaerie bcicbligcnoen 0ifi5ie-
relt, sic Hepollltionnre 5ii beidieBcn,
Ood wciacrtcn iiA sic Sffi5icrc, Den
@cicbl obne id)riftlide Srorc, lpelde
lie BON ollcr &crnntnprtlid)feit cnt.
binoc, alls5lt1llbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

Ner8ong bel ser 6eicrlidfeit gcoohte
Ntdter Narnlon zines llnnltul0e3 bel
Der &eiGcnfeicr, lueIGcr Der uQgcmei-
ncn 9cobaGtln9 Cnt10n9en 5l lcil
id)etllt. &or Sem &cid)cnbegdngniB
BAT nGr1lif ErGii0cnt RooicpeIt Die
! WttAIieocr ser bciOcn &obincttc 0e3
ueritorbcnen ErGiiOcntcn mad Sem
3tmmcr, in mcldcm sic irOiide Niiue
ocS ErGii0entcn uu.i1cbdDrt mar uto
biclt ibnen cine Neoc, in meld)er CT
nit ser iiir i'm 6aroftcriItiihen
Gncr9ic un0 Scbboiti1fcit Glcuelano
mi 2cbeu ltn0 i'm 5ooc prizes. Iie$
ifcint Ole cin5igc @eOGhtniBreoc &C
meicn 81 icin, meId)c bel ser Irnucr
fcicr acboltcn pltr6c, mo olld Iir
mur0e BET DcridIoIicucn Ibiiren MIR
por WtGnncrn 9eboltCn, mclde emit
bcrporrnBcnoC StcQlmgcn in ser
Ocffcntlid)feit cinNcnonrmen boben.
I'm oen Sorg iton0cn gcientter
SoltptcS ser iriibcrc ScfrctGr oc$ ,5rl.
nern Sofc Smith, sic irilbcrCn &C.
frctGre Iopi0 n. 6rnrci@, &ilo$,
Jfid)or0 SInen &obn Carlisle, Ser.
bert, @ormon ms Nnocrc. &n0cm
er Dor Sen Sor0 bintrot, iprod Sra.
fi0cnt Nooicpclt BON ser l1ntcn 0cs
Eobin9ciflc0cncn unO bon Sem
@Iou6cn, in mcldcm Glcpclar0 0c-
itorbcn. oGS mar elm cbenio cin
0rldSDolcr, pie t~attpollcr 9ribllt Scr
InncrfenmlnN" beidlob Gihtcr
@ornlot iciue SGiIOcrmg.
Rational 0enfmol iir
GleDelan6.
TrincctoH N.-%, %. Nuni,
- GoS @rob bate iih am SrcitdG
fam iiber scr iroiideu SiiQc Oc8 Gr
ErGiiOcnten @ropcr Glcpcluno &c
ihloIicn ais in GiiGr.Gouutp, Netp-
&crlep aud ihon oouon Sic Neoc
NOR, Sem olpcrcbrtcu Go0tcn cin
Notionnl . Tcnfmol 81 crridtcll.
N'cbrcrc ser erItcn 0iirQer bon Nep,
Scricp bubCn lid bereit crtlGrt, olc9
in ibrcn arGitcn Stcbruoc ST tblnt,
nm Elm ocrnrtigcS Troicft SIT f0rbcrn,
un0 ioQtc cine Subicrfption8Iiitc in
llmlnlti Qcictt lucrOcL 10 mrr0cn liz
sic critcn icin, meldc gr6bcre 9ci-
tr1Qe 5cidncn mcrbcn. @olpcrncur
Sort, 0ic 9unoc2iCnotorcn Nri0Na
unO Sean, Ser iriibcrc @oupcrnerrr
Wllrpbn Grs@oupcrlcur @riggS
unO Nn0crc merocn, mic cS bciBt,
Nem Gomitc bcitrctcn. baS iid) n06cr
nit Scr Sadie %6ciniieu miro. Nan DC.
obiid)ti1t, III Giicr.Gountp, no Glcpc-
lono bns 2ift ser @clt crbliftc, Elm
Wtonunent ST crridtcn.
Sroi Glcpclouo, ocS Gr.ErGiiocn-
ten Wittmr, mo ibr Sobn Hidaro
%rcrbrodtcn Oen acitri1cn (og III
@citInno, lie mcr0en cher cbcitcn5
naf Ncn.&olnplbirc %rciicn, nm sort
Den CONNER SIT pcrbringCn.
@iclc 2rlttc fomcn gcitcru rod)
Sem 6ricoboic, no iid) Scr Glcpe.
lono'ihc 6omilien . @egr1bniBplot
b%eIinOet, nm lid oie prndtpolIen,
meiit aus SdnccglGd0cn, Srd)ioccu
unb onocrcn &inOcr 6loro'S bcitebclt.
Sen 9%lltmenitiidc oui GlcpcInno's
@rob on5uicbcn. I'm a%urioientGtcn.
Sammlcr ob5lboltcn, iid sic @ht-
men on5uci8nel, miro OoS @rob be
mad)t.
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nm @cmGbrlng elmer NnllciDe eriltft

nm 8cmdbrlln9 elmer Nulclbe eriltft
babe.
W euterei erittdt.
Petersburg %. &nni.-Glnc
i'm Gntltcben begriifenc Wlclterel ut
in ser Gcitlmg @ibora obne 9lrtper.
giCBcn eritidt luorocn.
3mei Mog9on5 poQ NrtiQeriItclt,
sic an Der Werterci bctbeiligt luos
rem, murocn gciterlt III ip0ter Nndt
nadl Wcomin, ErOpin5 9%tomgoroo,
tronsportirt un0 III 0cm @ciGngnlB
umtcrgCbrud)t in Dem frilber bic ia.
pouiihCu @einnqenen uno ip0ter Die
Wclttcrer pom Greobra0ldenafDs
@or0c. HCNiment internirt moret.
@cgcn GrpreiiungaDer.
ud oerbottet.
&on0om %. Sluli. 8roBc
Scniotiou bot in gon3 Gngluno Die
gcitriQc &crboitung bon Nobert Sic
piers, @crolt5Acbcr ser o@iming
Eoit," pcr1riod)t. Siepicr lit beid)ull
oiQt gcGcn cincn Neifcn OcS per tor.
bcncn uGiomontc11f6nig9" 9orncD
Nornoto, Sad &oel, GrpreiunN Der
illbt 81 Gnbcn. Gr mltr0c bci'm And).
mittuA9rcnncn ouf Scr Hcrnbobn bon
Son0om pcrbnitct mo per 2lutomos
6il nod Dem 0omltrnbrns Eoli5CisWcs
iGn0uiB QCbrad)t, 100 er 5ltm Ncrb0r
am OlontoG ais Nrrcitont I%cItgcbul=
fen mlr0c.
Sicpicr Jolt gcorobt bobCn, cincr
c6rcnriibriNcn 2lrtifcl Gcgen &ocl 5lt
peroiicntlitcn, iaQa oicier ibm ni6t
$4,000 5ohlC.
SiCniCr lit bcfnnnt ais elmer ser
Qr0Eten @ngcb6lie GnglonO'3. Gr
mar @ciibcr ser berii6mtcn Stutc
nSccptcr," ole nobc5u 100000 in
&cnnpreiien Qcpom unO Damn an
". 9aB fiir $4,000 Dcrtouit mllrot
nad0em SicDier Elm Gcrm0gcn on
Dem Gfcr0c perloren bate, neil CS
ooS 0crbp nift gcminncn fonnte.
% uDfortb'i de aIdincn-
fQbrif niC0eruebruuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
Rpuiepclt's 9icbe an GleDelano'.
Gabrc.

Cincinnati g., %. SUM-. -
SSuoion Sarmon, 8enernl- anmalt i'm
&nbinet bes peritorbenen E%rGiioentet
Glepelano, trai bier geitcrlt Nadmit-
tag aus Yrinceton, Ms, mieocr ell.
100 er Der Srnuerieier beigepobnt
bat. M ieinem geridt iiber ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

TdHe fhr's. Insiuun teiurat g. Hatnq& -
ki3. Ei.Saitinipre.e tr., nabeGuituu,.p pmital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

Nofiro9c nod) GinlnBforten.
Bel miro %tcupor1rer 0or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

Wiem %. SlIni. &n Dem
@icncr SnNuItric . %orortc Scolcriec
6lorioa0orD bat rin gcnoltigcS
6clcr cnormcn SdnOcn ongcridtct.
Sic Mnpiortb'ihc Moidincnfabrit
lit total nieocrqcbrnmnt. Ter Sh0,
Sen miro na6 porIGuiigcr Sd)dbllng
oui 5mci bis orei MiQionen aroncn
ucronihlndt. Mud mcbrerc Ecrioner
iilo bel Dem 9ranOc, slim lhcii
ihucr, perlcbt mor0en. Die nit RE.
ligem 2lppornt ongeriittcn 6cucrmeb.
rem mlBten lid trob bcroiifcr 2ln.
ltrcnGlunNcn bonlit beQnii1cn, cinc
nod pciterc N%u5Oebmun9 oeS 9ron.
0c3 5lt ucrbiitelH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29

Sn @ien miro I'M %fonmenoen
Serbit cine miiroiQe Sd)ubertfcier
ituttiinben, mo6ci oie Ginipeibung
Don Shubcrt'5 Gp6urtsbous I'M
@orort 2ihtenthol ols rShubert.
Wi1ieum" porgctomncn lperoelt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-29
seniationcQcr Moro.
Sanficr uun cincm ,Sansmciitcr nm.
gcbraht.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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&criammInngcn BON Sub Gomitc'n.
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We Offer For Sale The
Following City Property

, veloped at small cost and is a YER
attractive proposition for develop
ment by wells and resale in small
tracts. Price s35 per acre.
so acres, with fine well and some
improvements, at a special price fol
a short time.
We nave for sale a number of other
farms, both improved and u1improv.
ed; some fine alfalfa meadows from
500 per acre up, watered and i'm
proved as desired Or good meadow
lands without buildings. ASK our
Mr.. Carlton to show o some OF
these lands and for prices and lists.
WE OFFER FOR EXCHANGE:
Two neat, modern four room cot
tages in Beaumont, Texas, for Ros-
well property or lands.
IS acres improved farm at Welborn,
Texas, for lands in the Valley.
1OO acres of unimproved Brazos bot
tom land to exchange for City or
country property near Roswell.
160 acres Oklahoma land, well i'm
proved and we'll located, for Roswell
property or improved land in the val
ley.
32O-acre farm in central Illinois, for
Pecos Valley farm.
800 acres, with artesian well, good
house, 4 miles of R. r. town, to ex-
change for city or suburban property.
A large tract of Texas land for Ros-
well property, or farm lands in the
Any of the exchange property is
on equitable terms, and if
what you are looking for is not in
the list inquire at the office as we
advertise all our listed prop
every day.
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Fish and Game Laws.

1t is unlawful to take any bass be-
have hen in possession or to take
them at an time Except with hook
and line.
It is unlawful to shoot doves, ex-
cept between Aug. 1st and May 1st.
or quail except between Nov. 1st
and Jan 1st.
The Roswell Rod Gun Club
fers a standing reward of $40 for
Information convicting. or leading to
the conviction of any one violating
these laws after this date lFeb. II.
1908) and a special reward of $4,000
where dynamite or other explosive is
used on fish.
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Two well located, modern fve-room
cottages on Penn. ave. at $4,000 each.
Elegant modern seven-room house,
large barn, young orchard, small
fruit, five acres Of land, $4,000.
A fine suburban home, highly i'm
proved, orchard and water, for sale
OF exchange. Cash price. $4,000.
A neat five--oom cottage on Ken
lucky avenue, well located, $4,000.
A good brick business property on
Main, finely located and productive,
rente at good interest OF price, rents
payable monthly, a very sound in
vestment which we can recommend.
Inquire for price and terms.
100-foot front, cement walk, on 5th
street, paying good rate from rental,
two small houses, cash price, $1,000.
1OO,foot front on Missouri avenue
good dwelling n ground and in fine
residence part of the city, modern,
price 81, 500.
II none of these suit your wants,
tell your troubles to our City Sales
man, Mr.. Joseph E. Carper.
IN FARM PROPERTY WE OFFER
FOR SALE:
24O acres first class land, near R.
R.. plenty of water for irrigation from
artesian well on the farm; 10 acres
in alfalfa meadow. This farm paid for
one-half of the crop last yea $4,000.
This and can be bought for a short
time on easy terms of payment for
500 per acre.
80 acres within 8 miles of R R. sta
ton, in large well district, unimprov-
ed except small house, lies well and
is o1e of the best quality S25 per
acre.
4O0-acre tract near Roswell, deed
ed land but u~ndeveloped. Can be de-
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County Commissioner T. D.. White
returned last night from an extended
visiting and business trip through
Texas. He has been gone since be-
fore Christmas. and has visited his
old home in Gonzales and at various
other points.
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Mrs. Edwin Emerson Davis and ba-
by and Mrs. E. L. Davis leave Tues
day on an extended visit at their
old home in New ork They will be
gone probably through the coming
summer.
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City Livery and Transfer Co., reli-
able bus, carriage a1d baggage ser
vice.-King. Anderson & Davis. pro-
prietors. S1eodtf