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Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
THE BEET SUGAR BUSINESS

THE BEET SUGAR BUSINESS.
The sugar beet business in this
valley has been attended by several
unexpected disappointments, but so
far as it has progressed it has been
advantageous. 1t has resulted in
showing that there is no where a
better region for raising beets than
this; that the acres here produce
more beets than any where else and
that the beets themselves possess a
greater volume of saccharine matter
The enterprise has also resulted in
the construction a factory and the
installation Of machinery at a cost
of perhaps a million dollars, an ex-
penditure So great that in itself it
was an assurance that somebody
must carry it out to success.
One of the causes of previous fail
ures was the lack of the necessary
capital for so mammoth an under
taking. Under the arrangement re-
Gently completed, by which activity
is to be resumed. there will be no
lack of capital. The men now be-
hind 1t have it in abundance. What
is equally as important, they have
the experience and also have a ten
year record of success in the beet
sugar business under conditions not
nearly so favorable as they will en-
joy here.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
PHOENIX, ARIZONA. AUG. G, 1908.
THE TREND OF BUSINESS SEN
TIMENT.

One of. the supposed assets of the
democratic party in the presidential
campaign was an expected apathy
of the business interests of the coun-
try without whose active aid no re-
publican president has ever been cleo
ted. The only times when the demo-
Gratis have succeeded was when the
business men of the United States
believed that there was little choice
between the candidates or the poll
cies of the two parties.
On what the democrats assumed
that the business interests would be
apathetic toward Mr.. Taft we are
not aware. He had proved his abil-
ity; his judicial training and tenn
permanent were guarantees against
disturbing radicalism while his calm
clear sightedness was a guaranty of
a restoration of confidence without
which there would be no business.
One did not need to be a keen
bBStTNtT " lll6
of business men toward Mr.. Taft.
There were only two elements of
uncertainty to perplex business men.
One was a doubt as to the strength
of Bryan before the Denver conven-
ton and the other was his strength
among the people. The convention
itself resolved the first doubt and
circumstances are daily dissipating
the second.
Everything points to a rising con-
fidence which is rapidly reaching a
degree of enthusiasm for Taft as is
indicated in a quotation from a tele-
gram received from Mr. F. NJ Muir
ply yesterday.
The news dispatches have de
scribed day after day an Improvement
of conditions throughout the coun-
try. Business is plainly anticipating
the election of Taft and will leave
nothing undone that it's anticipation
may be realized.
This is a good thing for the coun-
try in that it will result in the short
ening of that period of depression
which generally attends a president
ial campaign and it is now promised
that we shall have a repetition of
that early restoration of confidence |
which took place in the first McKin- |
ley Bryan contest. After four years |
of panic and depression, weeks be- |
fore the close of the campaign of |
1896. it became evident that McKin-
ley would be elected and the business
of the country began putting itself in
shape to enjoy an era of prosperity
which was already assured.
So in this case, we believe the
presidential year instead of being a
bad year as it is generally reputed
to be, will be distinguished by a
full restoration of confidence and
the rapid return of good times
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
PROFESSIONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ENGINEERS AND METALLUReIsT.

]. Q. A. King, Assayer and Metallur-
gist, Mining, Milling, Smelling and
Irrigation Machinery. Is N. Second
Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
RENEWED COURAGE
OF FERNIE'S PEOPLE
Many of Those Supposed to Be Burned
Are Accounted For.

been burned in an Elk River Lumber
region of Fernie were brighter today
and everyone is taking new heart The
coroner stated today that the deaths
in Fernie city would not exceed TWEEN
ty. OF siXty-two persons said to have
been burned in an Elg River Lumber
company logging camp all but two are
now accounted for.
During the past two days there have
been eighteen births and hundreds of
young children are being brought back
to camp by mothers from temporary
places of refuge.
The sale of liquor is prohibited and
Fernie is more orderly than ever
Though still in danger, Michel is
still intact
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
THE EASTERN HEAT WAVE.
Broken by a Fierce Hail and Rair
storm.

New York, Aug. "a severe electri-
cal storm late today, accompanied by
heavy rains, and in some Instances by
damaging showers of hail, broke the
neat wave affecting New York state
and the New England states.
From all sections of New England
and New York come reports of death
and damage by the storm. Among
those killed by heat in this city today
was Rev. Edward Wallace Neil, pas
tor of the Protestant Episcopal church
of st. Edward the Martyr. He was
overcome after he had officiated at the
morning service and died within a few
minutes
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
AMONG THE LAWYERS.
Mr.. Taft Before the Virginia Bar As.
ISOLATION.

Hot Springs, Aug. 5.-Candidate
Taft evinced an intense interest in
legal affairs today by attending the
morning session of the Virginia Bar
association and devoting the afternoon
to the preparation of his speech on
1.-The Laws Delay" which he will n
liver to the body tomorrow.
The address of today by former
Senator VIM. Lindsay, of Kentucky, on
Man and Corporation" evoked con-
siderable enthusiasm.
1t is understood that Hitchcock and
Arthur l. Vorys each will reach Hot
Springs early next week
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06

No doubt a large number of resi-
dents of the valley VIII avail them
selves of the Santa Fe's low ex-
cursion rate on Saturday to visit
Prescott, get a days relief from the
rather uncomfortable warmth and
perhaps attend the democratic terri
torial convention. 1t would be a
good thing if these popular excur-
sions to the north We're made more
frequent. It would be well for val
ley residents as well as for the rail-
road company. The former for a day
or two each week would gladly ex-
change the fervent embracing atmos-
phere of the valley for the bracing,
pine laden air of the hills,
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
MINING c. BANKRUPT.

Tucson. Aug. Bankruptcy pro-
ceedings were instituted here today
against the Arizona Consolidated Cop
per company owning copper properties
in Santa Cruz and Pima counties
Harry E. leighton of Tucson was ap-
pointed receiver The stock was held
largely in Pottsville and Bethlehem,
Pa. 1t sold on the curb lately in New
York recently.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06

National Committeeman Lynch of
Minnesota is a properly conscientious
person and we believe, he means TO
be truthful. He refrains from prom
Using Mr.. Bryan the electoral vote
of his state. And, yet, the demo-
cratic statisticians have been listing
Minnesota in the Bryan column with
out reserve.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06

The sudden ceasing to live of Will
liam Downing at Wilcox yesterday
may be attributed to the fact that
he had neglected to observe how
fast Arizona was progressing-he
was behind the progress of civiliza-
ton which long ago swept over Fort
Dodge and Abilene where in the
early days souls were set free on
the slightest provocation or on none
at ALL Mr. Downing has been for
getful of the fact that the bad
man" has no more show in Arizona
now than the murderous Apache. If
he had kept up to the times and
lived in the present he might still
be living AS it is ne has gone to
join Curly Bill and the rest of them.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-06

spending their
Sea- $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

len limo, Die jltr Belt br'tcbenOcn
&obcitared]tc ibrcr Stootcn al lbrcil
@cbictcn in iclct @cNcnocn nlpcr
lctt 5lt crboIten ln0 }t od)tcl. coll
ten irQcno mcld)c llnitGnoc clntrcs
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I'M rSnterclIc Der Observation-Disclosures
oca Stotll5 QUO ibrcr @%ciibungcn iitr
nitBIId) hnltcn mod)ten.
Iicic 9lbfonmlcn bcireicn clio 0tr
flcinen Stuutell BON Der 9clor9nlG,
pom ben grobcn ucrld)ludt obcr ser
lliidClt Ill mcr0cn. Wion brulld)t
obcr 0calucgclt Den Ncrtb bicicr Scr
trG9c nid)t 81, iibcrlhdBcn ocnn ca
Qibt oud) IN Der Diplomatic Moot
Nrtlfcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
SefanntmadJnngen
6iuau6'T epurtemcut
Inter, S%cpartcmctt, Collector Der &aiicrnlietben
nnb Yttcnicn, 0i0tnlans.

Inter Scpartemcut, Collector Der &aicrntetben
nm G~tccnicn, 3iatBbans.
Mali NJ q c, oclt D. Uiat 1908.
9,criicacltc Nugcbutc nit Der Nuiidlriit BRO
puinls Stampeo Sin finteufe Hiatec," al octt
,l{naro OF gllparos" a%orciitrt, iperoeIl bis Witt'
ppd,, Der 20. .Uiai 1908, &iormittagS II ubr,
bon ocm Stahi -jte8ii!raior in ieinenI 4lllrcal,
Hat6buus. cutgcGcll g%euomftcit neroeu iIr ole
2icfcrung lIao Nblicterung an oiecs 9eparie'
meni bon 55ijO gcticmpeIteu 9lcbs Gtcell6zI Iats
fen.
Wfltftcr Der niarfeu iOlnen in bicfem giircnu
6Citd)ttGt lperoclt. ~
Viirenu lliht ipdtcr, ais ant i. September 1908
. Sin bcGInubiotcr GGcd bcs Qictcr5 in 96be
bon 5000, auf cine Clearing 0ouic."Hatf &c
3u0cu an Srorc bcs lJiuO0rs mo Staotrdtbe
bon Baltimore. nIlB ic0Cs sllacbpt b%egIciter,
Sic Stcullilg ctncr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eitr9s
ihdfi il Der ilblidclt ,Sorfl, bent @ettdac oes
Gpniruftc5 gleihtontmeno, miro poH DEM err
iuloreibeu Dieter pCrlangt lpCrotr.
glue g]tnlCbpic iollen nte HbIictcrlt1g Der pts
Gems Niarfen III HatBbauiG bon Baltimore, Aio,
in ih ihliebeG.
Sic g@liQc6otc perocn I'M Niircau bcS MiaDors
tt Gcgcnlpugt oCr Ricter NcotfHct.
Sao Ncft blCtbt burbebnltcl, lrBctlo nel0e
oocr ale ~gIn9ebOie SIT ocriucrictI.
Z. Spcneer Glarfe,
Collector Der ISaiicrntciben ltllo EtceIl6eft.
SclebmtGt:
Z. 9nrrp Wlahpul,
Grditoent Der Goutraftpcr0eblilg sEeboroe.
ltIidii.G 7,S,g,1t,12 t3,l4,f5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Charles 9Inorclu Sdmli.

Us iturb am If, Mai 1905. II llbr Witter.
lacht, Charles Nuorcm SdnmfS i'm utter bon III
2nbren. Sic g,cerolQuua iinoet am 9pnnertaa,
Nuhrntttaas . llbr. bon fei1er 9Sobltln0 an Der
Guiierilz Mbenllc. Aiouo mo hnbntIie 5uu Gaic.
baltimore Gnlili0 ans ant Der Baltimore sc.
itetcrn" itntt &Crpanbte mo Srernoc 'ino
adtnnAseol ctllRelnbcn, o~erielheit bci6up0hncn.
&orbei iii mtu Nus Grocnlchcn.
Sua @rnh blelbt nod Der lette Bort.
Ncin pIitdIih gpoc mar mir ecaebcn,
atnr 0nrnelt marcus. tort lt1o lort.
Hebi mnbl Sbr, Die Nbrs nrt ~aelnctntt
9Jcl 3braucll babe in gctpclnt
IN at nen Snbrcu, al' ben Iuaer,
gdtlt pcroc in Si Nrub getrugcn.
t3l) Nuua Efisdbctb Nilututcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Gontrulcurss : epartemeut,


Baltimore, ocn 81. 9tpriI 1908.
0icrourd miro befnnlt %acRebcl, nab ale
Mnrfis ltro SnuitrcrzHicClt6cr AM I. Mai 1908
Sa6lbnr itlo mo 6aber 6luiibeu Dem /, ulo
30. Mtai aus otciem Viircau entnontnIel iper'
ben ntlitcn.
SnrrB j. Spupcr,.
U19,2t,3G,s,3O,3.5.7.40 GontroIrur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
SUocsfGGc.

Catherine Mo. 81 Sabre oIt, "NIeinen gr
men Z hlucitctn #, WIut.
Mibert 0cnnif, Is Sabre alt. Nj, 0lS, 9ioro
Snlass Strate. q. Mai.
Sreoerid annce, Il Sabre ait, rStaot so.
ipitul." ~. Mai.
Mimic aiein, u Sabre alt. Nj. l02. 9ioros
SHflcdits ItIeb, 10. Mai.
Huuis Subn, 81 Sabre alt, Nj. 1883. !Iorb
Sirtdcr Strnbc. 10. Mai.
Geo. 6athen. 10 sabre ult. gir. 1928. 98rit
Baltimore StrnfP 10 uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
lorraine.


Observation-Disclosures
nletflih bon Mnlhro,f cine NIB eiie babe
MetIe. .Wtcnnt Sclbs ma aanns uno Gorrnine'
NdH9o1s etreit bis 5iInt Ginaane. 9etbe 1e,
lenbofle. Stnot. Niircuu im ~aiueiten Sur oeS
clinton 1ruft' 8ebdubcs.- Gtarles. ane 1a1ette.
efrnBe. (Uaail, 1S.T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Baltimore Cemetery.

Vhfenu: Granfltn.gIbg, Baltimore. u. Rurttfr.
@eerdhntbpldte sum Bcrfnlif - bon 500 an.
fit bier 8ribcr. Sreie Benutune Der Rdpeac
fir Irduereottesbienfte. EJuiui6,JO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Trnio Mionc Cemetery.

Ter iocnlc SrirSbuf uun Baltimore, nabc
Etfesniuc, .9mci elcftrifte 8obn'2ttiet lno
Gim~llleaiNenlcearo brett 6uni S%rteDboi cue
g~'reife. ~gerInrat Die reiier Goiipenir 'SataIoac.
@ilrean: &r. iii, surs.Gbarles. straRe. Sctoe
Telephone. (9IpriI2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
NonbunsEnrf, Gemctery.
oarean: Er. 81, @eft.e ar~atoaa.etrahe, nub
Nduhf. &c innnnn NasehsxiA.M Mann

SF"""HHt NtVUeSsW,otVuV.
SegrdbltBplnRe bon $25 art inter beftirotaer
uitftnt, ,Shntttblllnen, 8euinoe, 1flan8en etc,
perhet I'M 1retbbauie ont SduptsGineate ges
%tiiloeil. Infer Igent ipirb, tpenn 9eipitrfht.
nprfpre6en. O2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

Go9 Sine. &olfSblott"
id)rcibt: .llnlcrc Sonnto9abcilIgcrl
bobcn cine NicOcrIo0c crlittcn, Die il.
moroliid)cr 9iniidt nod ocnliltblAcu.
Der iii, dis IN 0clctlid]cr @c5icbnnG.
NodJ ibrcr Iniidt lit 5cocr, Der Die
SonntoQagclcbc iibertritt, cit Hnor.
dit. Giclcr %0ronoiolc moralIIde
S%tonopunft belt tic ubcr lrid)t 6opolt
ob, cincn Mtonn On5ll 81 oingcr, DoB
CT Sonnto0a III elmer hicllacn SSlrtD'
ifoit Iid) Nicr geben licB, i'm ollo 5ll
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itiid) bc5ciducn. Nnd)ocm Der Sod
Ipitcl Der NltItrn9 Der 0elllgcn CT
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tct u1b 5iuolf MclIcu lpcit ollBcrbolt
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lpitel lhcint nbcr Gin bc0cntcn0 an
ltdnbigcrcr Ntcnid) 81 lcilL dis Icilc
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ipertbcr gbrlid)fcit gcitnnb CT Gin,
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Iif crinncrn 81 f0nncL on mcld)cm
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id)oit crDolten babe, moroltf Der Mlrtb
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crtcnmtng bcS 9crcd)tcn mo u1pur-
teiiiden &crbuItcna Nca IricocnSrid.
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lid ol,d) p0li1 int Hnbn1cr bc3 0c,
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lit. Nod; picicm Grinaip pcriobrcn
oic @umoc3. @cridtc, mo Is loltt
o,tt) fir olc ilbri0cn @crid)ta Fcrio.
llcl gcltcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

Gas Gcnfmnl Iilr Ben
Eionicr Slinfc, ocn Ncl0cn bon Clip.
pei, cine SNopilmg ocS N%iIohmtcra
Eroi. @ilbclm Nnnoidnci0cr 5lt
GbnrlottcnbltrA miro am 81. Wtut Ill
Spanouu bel Der Eiollicr auIernc
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Inmcrlih Icin miro, bel Dem Sturln
oli Gilppcl icin Scbcn 1copicrt. IS
morcn nclll Fionicrc i%rciuilia Dor
g%cgon9cll, I'M @rcit)c 5t lcgcn, mo
liini bon iblcn mnrcn id)orl 1cidlcll,
ais Die Madcrcn al cine pon GGncIr
bclcbtc EoHtlaOcnbcicltigluta Aelan9
ten. &lihfc, Der 0ct Ylllucrlad triig.
alna nit Den Mortcn Dor: .Nerr
SonptlnonnL 9rilbCn Sie mcinc STRAIT
ltll0 meinc &in0Cr." mo cntsilnoctc
oal1r, oltrdl cincl Sdlib III Die 9rlllt
ldNpcr pernunoct. Oct Elllpcrind NIT
cillem Strcid)bolj, Gns Scntmul
miro crrid)tct pon cbcmnliAcn Same
ruocn ocs 3. hr1n0r1bur9iifcn Eio-
nierbotaillona; Is 5cigt Die Nron5c-
Stotne &lintc'S, mic er ld)mcr Der.
mrnoct ilbcr cllcr icrrllienen Eaui-
laocnmallo jlllammcnbrldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

Sic uH.-D. StoutS5citunq"
mcint Iotpriih: nSn Dem IricNcnS.
Sennpcl, oclien feierlidc @rltnoitcinlc.
Qlill9 gcltcrn in Molhil10ton criol0te.
'olltc unbcbinqt cine Nii6c crridtct
iperocnL in ncIdcr Scr Qrpbc aniippcI
ct1cs gctpi'len groben Ncrrn FIoB
iin0cn fonnte."
Bic 9iciioe rSun" iroQt,
mas man nit Dem Nor0pol ttlll
ipole, men CT nal gCiln0cn lei. Ger
"Fbllooelp6io Gemofrot" %ontluortct
oorou': Sic bette Gcrmcnoluna m0rc,
Ole @c0cnh olS cine y2ocol Gption".
&olonlc fiir @oIicrlpanrcn SIT PC.
mltcn. Gprt nGren JIG mcnigitcl1a
folt gcitcQt."
M al micoer cin Motcns
2rlea }lptId)en pcrid)iCocncn Compile.
@eicuid)nitcn int @on0c. Schs ito.
licnlId)c 2lnlen ietten iDrc Soften iiir
3lplIdcnocdS-Eoiiogc nod itolicni
ihcn Sdfcn I'M 6 9oQnrS 6crob. Ger
o9torooclttIdc 2lopo" %crmGbi0tc Dor
oul Icinc 3luilhcnbcdS zRotc nodb bic.
Icn Soicn oltf 10 Collars. "a f0nncu
3IpI1d)cnocdlcr ia foit frcl nod Sta.
lien rellCn.
@cmiiic OirQc iiu0mirf'
MIR III Nnlcrtfo, ul0 in Nmcrifo MIR
IN Chicago mGglih, mic bc~iipiclapcilc
bic an nnbcrcr Sicac mit1ctheiltc
Wclhid)tc bon ocrtSralL Die non ibrcnt
gcld)iC6cncn GrItCn sic MicOcrouiz
nobrlc Der Ilimentcn5oblln1N Der
longt. nud)0cm tic lid cluigc Wonotc
nit cincn 3ncitcn nmiiiirt uno Donn
olc Che hottc onnltllircn Ioiicr. 81
bcrplnbcrn lit BLOB, BOB tic nid)t
olld Die Tiidlt0nbc eit9cflnQt bat.
@utc 2Cute aus Miiiouri
boben einen 9ittgnn0 nod Moi1inQ.
ton 5ilm Er0iibcnten gcmott, nm i'm
SIT bitten, lire El1nc sur @icoerbcr
TELLING scr Tr~oiperitGt I'M 2onoc Ill
f0rocrn. ErGiiocnt NooicpcIt Der.
iproh Dem Gonlitc ser ,Notionul
Erolperitp aiiociotion," err noble in
jcbcr @ciic bcbilIflid) icin. 2eiocr l6Bt
lid Die FroipcritGt nid)t I'M Sonoumls
brcbcn mic0cr ms @CIciic rildCr.
gltd, &C. fii6nC ErGli0cnt brilt0t 0a$
uid)t fcrtig.
Gic &crluitC 0urd) Edo.
ocnicucr tiir ocn Monut Ipril 6clalt
len lih fir Oic Ecrcini0tcn Stootcn
uno Canada oui rumN 26,G7O,0O0
Collars, ctluo 5 WiQioucn mcbr. ol3
I'M Npril 1901. Sir Gle picr crItcn
Mnnntc OicIcS ToGrcS tc5iiicrn iid)
Oic &CrllItc onrh @r0noe oui 9tls
NtiQionCn Collars. Goa @robfeurr
III Sbcllca, Wd1I, ollcin bot clnCr
Sdoocn bon t0H Wtilioncn ol,Qc-
riftct. 6iir Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
@elrli6oitcn lhcint Oo5 >Sobr 1905
fcill proiltobleH 5u mcrocn.
Scr AMI 0cm Srontiur,
fer Yortcitog Der S%rciiinni1cn &crei-
nigllng lmterleGcnc rubitolc 6lilgcl
bat inter 2eitlmq I'll. 9ortb'S cine
meme Eortei conltituirt - Die ocnlo-
frotild). llberolc - al ocrcn Spitc
Gr. NortbI y. @crIod) mo 81. Brett
lhcio ltcbcn. Cos llcrc Eortcilcit
miro nntiirIid) olabolo bcn &an1pf
1cNcn 0ic nn0Crcn Liberation Eortciclt
er0iiltclL ltutt nit ibnen pcrcint 5ll
orbcltCn. 9cfloACnopcrtbc Sonorr-
hlin0CIct 0Fr Trlttidlru
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UT. Gliuct Cemetery.

etneana on sreberid'Nodb:
yotS gu ~bertaufen unter Ieidten peotn2iToeu.
Nerfarfs'aaent u. Q. Gnlanep.
(SanS-) sos Nmerican0Ib0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

Seine antidcu init 0nmmirGbern
tir eeerdbnitfe. Sod unh 9efeutshatten.
gsetse Foliicr'lleber6iiee - eIeftrtf1eS St@t v.
earbpHsSet5ung.
Baltimore Gunpe Company,
49,. Sr. 3t5, speH.J sat ettesatrahe..
3elepbcne: aPt. Sermon SO; GcurtIanb 116e.
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&oiulano's tiirfiide gGoer,
I (sug22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

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Scr omerifo1iit)cn Hepublifen leinenl
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tyr 'o9t; "Nd CLAUDE. Dob oie Wc.
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ben. OILS Glibn Hoot, mennglcid bic
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an Gl?oc becinilllien2 aHU tel|
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

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Sronfreid, i'll SATIRE 1907 nod mebr
gciunfcn, dis III oeu uorbcrNcbenoclt
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rem b~urd,Id)nlttlId, 10000 pro Sohr
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fer III Sronfrcid) pon 100000 ollf
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onltlt, lucnn mon ocn Scrlult bon
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npctit Hntipn" mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
per 9eutf6e correspondent

GtasHthsmer q. Rntue. Eobniss:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

Sic ~N.-D. Stout&5citunq"
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Senlpel, oeI'cn ieierIid)c @ru1oitcinlc.
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lucrocn, in lueId)cr Scr Qrobc anilppcI
clllcS 9etpi'Ien groben Ncrrn EloB
finNCn f0nnte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

0et6Atefahrff q. n. SftHh BohHuHa:
q 4 g.. 12l gp. 1luIbroot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-15
N AJOR B. RUPEE
TALKS FREELY
At TEX|CO
Albuquerque Man Boosts Irrj-
CATION Congress and Gives
Cutoff Town Some Sanitary
Pointers,

Major y Ruppc Of this city, was
in Texico a few days ago in the COURSE
Of the discharge Of his duties as pres
idont of the territorial board OF
pharmacy and health officer at large.
The Toxico Trumpet contains the fol-
lowing interview with Major Huppe.
Major -. Ruppc. of Albuquerque,
who has been in town few days left
yesterday for Clovis The major is
president of the territorial board OF
pharmacy, and it is his duty to prose
cute In his rounds all violators Of the
pharmacy. medical and poison law.
lie is quite an enthusiast on the Ma
tional Irrigation congress to be held
at Albuquerque the coming fall We
quote the following from CONVERSE
ton with him
81 am surprised at the wonderful.
crops YOU people are raising without
irrigation. Naturally, of course, with
your rainfall. you feel no particular
interest In irrigation, yet it behooves
YOU to assist the territory in making
a success Of the coming irrigation
congress. as this congress stands for
the whole of New Mexico. and Is not
sectional at ALL
81 am glad to note that your class
or settlers appear TO be men of means
and intelligence. At the rate which
your part of the territory is nllInE mp,
eastern New Mexico will not be long
in coming to the front i'm politics. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-15
WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE

our FEBRUARY ANNUAL CASH
CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS TO-DAY
SATURDAY. FEB. IL. AND con
TINVEs FOR TEN DAYS, Don !
FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAII'Si
uARGAIN EVENT OF THE YEAR,
VISIT Our STORE WHETHER YOU
WISH TO PURCHASE OR NOT. WI
ALWAYS HAVE AND ALWAYS
Will, FULFILL EVERY PROMISE
MADE IN Our ADNEltflSEMENI9'
CALL TODAY or THIS EVENING
AND SEE GREAT BARGAINS IN
WOMENS READY WEAR GAR
NINTS. DRESS GOODS AND Slllk.
WHITE GOODS LACES AND EN-
BROIDERIES, NOTIONS, SHOES
ErC.. WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
Ar TINS SALE ny THE GOLDEN
rule DRY GOODS co,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-15
Music Studio, Commercial Club Bldg,

Music Studio, Commercial Club Bldg,
Piano, Violin, Mandolin, Harmony
Illustrated music, normal course
for teachers. Certificates awarded
those finishing the prescribed course.
a satisfactory range of musical lit
erature must be done and the tests
must show an average OF at least 70
per cent. Special attention given to
beginners. Ensemble, recital work
and orchestra practice for pupils.
Piano department managed by Mrs.
Freeman. Miss Estelle NJ. Valck,
teacher of violin and mandolin. For
terms and particulars call forenoons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-15

wANTED--TO LOAN SEVENTY FIVE
THOUSAN (S75 100000 DOLLARS ON
FIRST CLASS CITY REAL ESTATE Sc
CJRITH. A. MONTOYA, 2l6 W. GOLD
AVENUE. fig