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support the claim OF that company
before Congress. the company woul'
bring influence to bear on Speake'
Cannon TO have Hobson appointed Il
the committee ON naval affairs.
In reply to one OF Olmstead's in
quirics. Lilley said the the Electric
Boat Company had no plan, and NJ
assets. He declared that the com
pany did not build boats. its onl,
business being to secure contracts toi
boats and then sublet the contracts
Lilley gave the names OF a Connects
cut manufacturer and an attorney
who asked him, according to hi:
statement. to vote for the appropria'
ton for submarine boat legislation
The manufacturer he said, were
Franklin H. Taylor OF Waterbury
and A. NJ. Ferris OF the Bridgeport
Bass Company
The attorney was John T. Kellogg
Of Waterbury.
A discussion arose between Ohm
stead and Lilley over a portion OF
Lillcys statement relating to news
paper correspondents and the part
they have taken in creating what
Lilley termed was sentiment in
favor Of submarines particularly on
the Pacific Coast. He said while he
had no direct testimony to offer. he
had been told that the Electric Boat
Company have men who attend the
meetings Of Chambers of Commerce
and Boards OF Trade, and who get up
in their meetings and address them
on the unpreparcdness OF the Pacific
Coast and the fear that the Japanese
will be over on the next boat, and
thus get resolutions passed instruct
ing their Congressman to vote foi
large number Of submarines as the
best means OF protecting them from
an invasion, Lilley insisted II the
committee would call the witnesses
whose names he had given, II would
ascertain there great many such
men are prepared and great deal OF
money is spent in that way. The air
is full Of it." he said.
During his examination Lilley men
toned the fact that he had consulted
with former Senator Thurston, the
attorney for the Lake Submarine Boat
Company but insisted that that gen
tleman had not formulated his
charges. Lilley was asked regarding
his statement as to his being shadow
ed by detectives and if there were any
hampering his work before the com
mitteel
Lilley said he had had large
number OF men shadowing him since
he introduced the resolution, He has
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money It
il falls to cure. E. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. Csc.
JUBILEE PROCESSION.

VIENNA, March l2.-There /:
great rejoicing here because OF the
announcement just made that En-
peror Francis Joseph has sanctioned
1 great jubilee procession by Viennese
citizens. permission for which was
countermanded some time ago on
account of the Emperor's poor
health. The emperor has now prom
ised personally to review the pro-
cession.
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seen them at the door OF the house
office building, at the hotel and in
the House of Representatives. He
said he did not protest as long as
they confined their attentions to him,
but when they began to shadow the
membets Of his family he consulted
Major Sylvester, the chief Of police,
who told Lilley he would have the
detectives arrested If Lillcy desired.
The committee adjourned until Mon
day.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13
AMENDMENT DISAPPOINTING.

BRUSSELS, March l2,-PremieI
schollart last night announced the
amendments to the Colonial bill
which are designed to carry out his
promises giving parliament control
Of the Congo budget. The amend
ments proved Disappointing, however.
for they fail to provide for the sup
preston of the native labor tax. The
radicals and socialists have decided
to oppose the treaty of annexation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13
Lame Shoulder.

Whether resulting from a sprain or
from rheumatic pains, there is moth
ing so good for lame shoulder as
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Apply 1t
freely and rub the parts vigorously
at each application and a quick cure
is certain For sale by Frank Hart
and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13

might be cited the fact that the small
country of France furnishes more
saw material than does the whole OF
South America.
Wasteiul exploitation Of the forests
of the Argentine Republic is increas'
ing, however, and their wanton de-
struction is beginning to attract at
tention there. So far the destruction
of valuable fruit trees has received
more attention than that OF forest
trees. The following is quotation
from an article which recently ap-
peared in ia Nacion." and was tran
slated by the "Buenos Aires Herald"
at is not only in the Province OF
Buenos Aires that the ancient tree
plantations are being destroyed; the
evil has spread to the remotest in
habtied corners OF the Republic. In
a recent journey to and through the
Provinces OF the interior, have
found on every hand the effects Of the
savagely reckless telling OF timbers
and the censurable carelessness OF the
authorities who allow it. The de-
struction is general, the finest speci-
mems of our indigenous trees have
been ruthlessly sacrificed; not only
those of spontaneous growth but also
those planted by our ancestors on
behalf of their posterity.
"To make a beginning Of my dis
comforting recital, will first men
ton that in La Ricja this senseless
wa ragainst nature has laid low large
plantations OF magnificent an dhigh-
ly productive orange trees, the fruit
of which is vastly superior to the inn
portation from Paraguay here con-
sumed. Had these trees been prop
erly cultivated, the Province would
now possess source OF wealth which
would have spared it the shame OF
going a-begging from the National
Budget.
"In Mendoza the olive trees, culti-
waited as far back as two hundred
years ago by the Jesuits, have COM
pletely disappeared. There, how
ever, be it said with satisfaction, there
are men of the stamp of Civit, Seru,
and Others like them, who are busted
with plantations that promise to
make good the loss. In San Juan the
telling has been stupidity prodigal,
with the result that not even hall OF
the plantations remain which thirty
years ago tempered its torrid climate
and beautified its valleys.
I'm Santiago del Estero, Salta, Cat
amarca, and Jujuy, there are signs OF
the same barbaric destruction which,
unless it is arrested, will soon leave
those provinces as bare as a maize
eld that has been ravaged by the To-
Gusts.
"As for Tucuman, the Tucuman OF
poetic legends mentioned by Avel-
laneda, it is today almost unrecozni-
Fable. 1t would no longer be true
to repeat his words where he says;
The orange and lemon tree which
produce in rich abundance flowers
and fruit, perfuming the ambient ar
feeding the inhabitants and affording
them a house and home, are most
beloved by them as the emblem OF
the felicitous union of the useful ana
the beautiful No; even the famous
and magnificent orange trees OF the
city plaza, have disappeared to make
way for more pretentious plants that,
unfit for the climate and inappropri-
ate Off the spot, cut the feeble and
sorry figure Of weazened and sapless
consumptives."
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A Pleasant Physic.

When you want a pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets trial. They are mild
and gentle in their action and always
produce a pleasant cathartic effect.
Call at Frank Hart and leading drug
gists. Ask for a free sample.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13

John Tate, manager of the Troy
Laundries of Portland and Astoria,
was a passenger on last evenings
train from Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-13

Rev. w. Seymour Short, rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church, returned
from the metropolis last evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Drieflaubrn ~ uerbrrdrri(bem r7rueti.

Gnbe Der 40er Sabre os5 pori9en
Sabrbunocrt5 benubte man ZEN eIets
triIden Sele9rapben nod nidlt fir
pripat5pede, au9 Der optiIde 5eles
graph !purbe fat ousiGlieblih fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ebrouAt.
gu iencr 3eit beItono in &~o2enboasn
oo5 iogenanEte feline Gotto, fir oGs
bamo!5 aud in gang S6lcslpias SOL.
ftcin, has "A 81 9dnemdrt gebOrtc,
pieIe &oletteure tbGtig purcn. Nun
tbdter IiH brei finoige aGpfe in NGtpna
5u'ummen. UNI ii6 grOBe Genuine gu
DerI6dffen. Giner Der orei bate einen
Soubenihlag, Der Sipeite fubr nit elmer
@n5aGl Sauben nod a%openboQeu, no
Der brittle einen SaubenI6lag beiab.
SoboIb Die 3iebung geideben mar, bic
itet5 Wittpohs crfol9te. 'drieben Die
~Sopenbd9sner nod) perdbreoeten Set
den bic 9s5ogenen Nummern auf unb
banoen lie Den 3uuben inter bic Sill
gel. 9a gu iener 3eit Der 0ampf:
I6tffs mie Der po'tocrtebr nod Iebr
Denig entipiGeIt mar. 10 tGmer bic
briefli0en Wittbeilungen iiber bic ges
3p9enen Nummcrn friibeItens Conn,
abenomorgens noA NItona uno bic
SoQetteure butten bober bic YereA'
tigung, big Treitaa glbenos GinlGbs
an3unebmen. 9uourd nurbe e9 jener
U%erbiinbeten mO9liA. .Nummern ie
naf Wunih 3u beicgen unb LANCE 2eit
grobe Oepinne ein3ubcimlen. Grit mad
Sabren purte Die Gobe perrat6en unr
bamit mar natiirlit bic Guelie nsr'
ileot.
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Gin uOrftbti9rr Haufsr.

Grof 8orprsti uno 2orb Nlroort6,
3tpei reiGe 2ebeminner, bic unter benz
8Deitsu &oiierreid Oa5 Barrier PfIas
ter unijter mldjten unb Iid sinbils
oeten, tl!ger wis bic groBe WaHe gu
ieta, 1pOtteten eiEe5 IaQs5 ME is5r
bGufig iiber Die 9ummbeit Der iebs
teren. Ser Groi 9jng 10 peit, gu ter
hagpten, oaB. rsnn er bunoert 3tpa1s
5j0frGntCritiide fir Fiinf3ebn 6rdntsn
has Stijd osStQuicn noLIte, Iih tein
&aufer finoen Dijroe.
sic %pereinbarten gu oieiem 3ypet
cine Wstte uno bciprotsn ijch nunn
nit einsm 2aoeniababer Der Eioolis
Itrabe, bab er bic @oIoitiide i'm Sen.
tier feine5 2a0ens austegen uno lei
etloai9en Qnfra9sn tsjne 8riince fir
ben 8srtauf an9sben Iollte.
Die 0oIoitiide nuroen alto in oas
5enlter geIe9t, uno rittig 3luei Wos
den binourA meloete Iid) tein &GuTer.
Sn Der oritten Wo6e fam Elm 9auer
aus Der Normonoie 5ufdQig an Dem
2aben porbei uno fat bic 8oloItiide
i'm 5enIter. Or betrat ben Quoen uno
frd9te ben Snbaber, ob bic Wiin5en
aud c1t lpdrcn. Nahoem er Iid3 bier
BON iiber5eu9t bate, iagte er: .Nun
gut, bann nebme i6 ben Poitcn."
Der Gjgentbiimer oes QaoenS polte
MN nidt bic 8erantpcrtIi6teit bes
@ertaufs ouf iid nebmen uuo 'anbte
baber nat ieiuen beioen 4uftrdg'
gebern.
9iele piuigtcn in ben @ertuuf Elm,
bod ~perIon9ten Ie, bah Der &Gufer i'm
poruus be5o9lcn miiile. Dieter 5o9erte
teinen Nu9enblid. 5dblte fiinfuno3pans
gig GouiSOor ob, itedte lie in Die SaIGe
uno ia9te: nSier iino bic iibrigen
fiinfunoI ebSj9 3ouiSoor alS 8aufpreis
fir meme fiinfuno5man3ig."
9umit perIieb er ldmun5eIno ben
2oosn,
8raf uno Goro aber blteben pers
bliifft ieGen unb tonnteu iid nismals
oariiber einiaen. tper benn nun eigent'
LID bic Wette perloren bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
%aInermartttcr Sdtue.

Der Yrofeiior Der Gbsmie, Gcooer,
an Der llniperIitdt gu SrIoro mar lpc'
GEN ieineS Iteifsn unb miirriI6en ZEE
ntbmens lpenig beliebt uno puroe BON
ben Stubsrten Bel jeoer m0gliG)sn @ss
legcnbsit CUR 3ielI4:ite ibreS Sppttes
gemGblt. Gines Sages jeooh rdhte er
iid.
Gr belt cine 8orlsiung iiber bic
9(usidsibung bes SiIbsr6 aus oeH
Robsr5 in WcIito unb fiibrte aus:
.9os Geitsin pirb crit politdnoig 3eys
malmt unb bann alS fcines BUILDER
nit Waiier bermergt. SieIe idldms
MICE WaNe miro bann nit brei Bis
flint Yro5ent Sal3 permiI6t, nobel
has WiIAsn bGr6 Champion ouB8es
fibrt pirb."
9ei bieiem Sabe b%eganrsr bic Gtus
benton nit ben JiiBen gu itampfen uno
groben GGrm 5u MAIDEN.
Der YrofeHor tpartete rubig ab, Bis
pieoer bolItdnbige Rlhe berri6te,
bann fubr er in ieinem @ortrase fort:
r0ieieS Champion pirb bon Waul'
eIeln ausgsfiibrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Gle enQrtTd Reqicrung
hat in Eunlcr bctonnt qemott, OaB
lie uutcr tcilcn llmit0nDcn mcbr
%oiegc!O iiir Guropder 5abIen meroe,
Die Don mautilhcn 9ridunteu geiun-
gen mer0en iollteu Die Rufritt
hat mter 0cu Hdubcru, ME unter
Den brItiitlCu lIutertbuneu in Dta.
rotto Irduer berU0rgcruien. Cen
NJnDitcn miro ciN cintrdglihca Sc.
iddit u]crOorbcu lmO Oie cn1liifen
l%lntcrt6uufu tonnCu ltodb longer felt.
QebaItcn mcr0cn ais &ui0 Moc2eo1,
iitr 0ciicH GrciIdiimg Ole cnalilde
&]clIcumH 100000 Qpnor3 5ableu
miBtc, ODER mie Son EeroicariS mo
Mr.. &orIeu iiir Ole Huiiltli Dor pier
Sohrcn $4,000 Collars ais S0icQclo
crAiclt. Gle Nomituit 0cS gcihei-
tcrtCn GIlherbootca o&u!eine," mcld)e
ant sap %llbU Don 0Cu Wallrcl qc+
l1nAcl luor0eM luur0c uadl % la-
acn nou Dem Mrcu3cr oGaiioro" mic-
Der bcircit. Gle MaltrCu perlongteu
anOcrtboIb Diiaioncn 6rouca G0ie-
9rlo. Ger @rCl}cr ilberraidte Die
Nfallrcn un0 orobtc nit cillem Bonn.
bor0cHcnt. GinAeitiidtcrt beaab
lid @0io NoiiOn ali NorO oc5 ,Goi-
iaro," I'M lid Ooa 26iclelo ollS}ab-
len gu Ioiieu, }l9 CT ale sic aouo-
nen lab, bc8niiatc CT lid itutt Der
Wtiuion, ollf Die cr iciuc GorOcrung
ihon b~crab2eieBt bate, nit eincm
Gcntncr N}ebl mo ciuiaen aiitcn
3rtcr.
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u nSla II D.

8 btenerG bers 6 II b E.
Sn Observation-Disclosures. Sopern, ipuroe
Der alte Sootengrdber topt i'll einem
o%ffsnen @rabe gefunoen, bas er 3us
i6aufeIn iollts. Yer Sob bate ieinen
bejo9rten GebiIfsn bel Der Wrbeit lels
Ter iiberraI6t.
init Quto in 3u Of a r
&c a + rem. Yeim 4utomobilz
DettfdArsn Yabuas 9ppolonto, Stalien,
fubr Der bonn 9rafen bel Sorlp sez
fibrte StaIianogsn in bic 3uItauers
inenge. Gin Gnabe purbe get5btet, Elm
jungsr Wann t0otli6 uno flint ipsitere
Yerioaen lpeniger idtper psrIeBt.
SobtIi4er Wurf. DER
1~4iG6rige anabe &reBihmar BON
&rofen, Sadien, mari bsim Rutbens
ihneieen ouf GrIuGen ieinem 5ipDlfs
jGbrigsn 9ruber has offene 5aidens
meiier gu. 9ieIss traf aber ben Snas
ben ms Iinte 9ein uno rerlebte bic
G9Iaaooer. 9rob alsbaIoi9er dr3ts
lit)t: Silfe frat Der Sob oes Gnaben
bur9 @srbIutuns Elm.
@erbGngnib poIIer Sbns
r. a d tSaua |. Cine felt ldns
ger:- 3eit traate alempnersfyau in
Yirna, SaGIen, ~srIitt. pdbreno iie ibr
brei Wonatc altes ainb in elmer Babe
ipanns baben ipolts, einen Obnma9tss
ANAL. Ils ibr Wann mad SauIe
tam, fanb .r in Der Stube bic beipubts
leie 5rau; bas Sinh in Der Babe
lpanile mar e%rtrunten.
S0btti6er g d d. Der
g.iiser Sftroipsti aus 2ono3pn, Weits
pseuBsn, bate nit ieiner 5rau cine
Sabrt mad ausnGrts 9emdtt. Nuf Der
Ridfabrt bemsrtte bic 5rau Bel cinem
~sufGuigen llmieben, oaB bic Yferoe
zines binter ihnsn fabrsnoen Jubrz
tperts pl0bli6 fteu tpuroen unb ourd)s
singen. Sic erf6rut barber 10 befs
tie. bab iie obnmd6tig lpuroe uno nod
arl ielben Gage fiorb.
8erberbti6e 9anti +
rem it petroleu IN. 2ebts
bin Dolts Der n~euniGbrige Sobn elmer
5u1rmonnsfamilie in Qbipei.nbeit Der
Mutter bas S.rbfeuer nit petroleum
anfcfen. Das Heiultat mar jeood,
bah bic aanne erplpbiris unb nidt muir
bic &lsiber bisIss &naben, lonbern
aud bic bes fe4sjdbrisen Yriioerdens
in gronb fette. Wit i6tperen Yranos
lpu.oen becedt. iplirbsn bic ungliids
li4en ainber in bos aranisnbau5 gss
daft. galb borauf erlDite re Der
Sob BON ibrsn Shmsr3en.
Gel t 6 d ~ q d Gndbe
ais s. ii r. MGbreno bic Glib
n~ersebelcute Gulmann in S~msItetten,
8apern, in Der Stride touren, roar Der
atp0lf Sabre alte Sobn bon ibner als
seiDieien poroen. auf elm adt Monate
oItss Gino a9t 81 seben. Der anabe
nobm alsbaIp Elm Sasbseipebr BON Der
Danb unb CAB einen Sdub auf bas
Sinh ab, bur9 ben Der aopf bes ains
bss 5erihmettert tpurbe. Ils bic 81
tern bon Der Stride beimtamen. fanben
r. ben fdrsdlid peritiimmelten Geld,
narl t:3 Ginbss Dor, Der &nabs, Der
bas un9eil b%erbeigefiibrt bate, iou
ssiltesihipah iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Aus orr Observation-Disclosures.

L teroff ter: oNlIo,
WuQer, pds muB cine WIiIitdrper'pr
fein. BEL oeren Gs;Gtnts9dngrib 81:
Sruppen Pnrob.3sgg d~nlegenR" -
W ii Tier: rCfFi}i!r." untec
Offi3ier: I'D, %llniinn! Sob!
muR lie lin"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Sum 400. @cburt&tuQc
Goluin'9 GO. Nuli 1909 ioa IN
@cni Elm determinations 0cnfmal crs
rittct lpcr0cn. Die G%inlaoung cr-
gcbt an ulc @iIlitler, obnc Riidlid)t
oti @obuort o0cr N%otionalitGt. Sn
Dem Nrci2Acriht. oo9 ilber 10000
6ronc@ ucriijgt liBcn Don oclttidcn
MilnitIcrn Die 9crlincr Yroieiiorcn
SnoiIlon mo 9rumo S6mib. NGbe.
res Ollrd) 0oS oSccrctdridt Sc rNiio-
clntlon OIL Mlomumcnt De la Mcior.
mation," 56, Niue 0u Stono, @cneoe
(Suiiic).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Die h3llrrc Cpd,trr.

nWp 1T bas Subn. Gaa. oos 0u
rupfen icIteit?" 49, rGh. t6 babe an
gsfnngsn. es ~ rubfsn. oa bet ss absr
70 i1rlm:rii1 fsi9:teca, oab id9 ss
t9ister !aui.u lalsn m@E.s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Grkuuut.

sans (psrtraulif gu feinsr
Sdpefer): ~Wenn's taIt 1T, tpie beut'.
gebt bi. Sante aie nit uns ipa5isren.
Weibt 0u pesbalb? Sic esnirt fi6,
neil lie bonn INNER G%iS5apfen an
SGnurrbart baneen bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

oome Gum Gicnitndoden): sic
boben iid) ia iurdtbnr erf1Itet, Yin.
nal. @enn Damn Der Sonitatsroib
onflirrgelt, f0nten sic nal iiir mid
ms SeIepbon orOentlid bineinbniten
= Oenn beute miro es lid entihei.
oen, OBJ id nod Der Iiuiero relic cber
nidt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

CAP Die Scute Gid einen Streber
ncnnen, benefit in oen meiiten 1G!
len, Dap I'll 0oS errcid)t bnit, ponod,
lie iIrebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11

Der 8oben Werifos III
fG6ig. 5 maj pber, nit YenGHerung,
10 nal mcbr pie bic gsgenpGrtigs BE-
b0lterung Dor 14.000, 600 81 .rbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
5000 8rock
0milfprb= 9lnemuc,
Swiihen &c. unb ~. strnke.
BON pcnt sebaut.
GS qiebt feline beiicrCn.

@lr ihDpfen, ambere abntsu uadl.
gSir furoern Sir aritif uio Snfpefiion
nuf. Nringt @uren Ydulneiiter init; CT
muB oGS HleuartlGe du9eiieben, mo oiel'
leitt lam er eilll9e 3oeen ld9plen, ole CT
IN ieiren nltiien Sauien lllsiibrelt MAG,
iuie Illocre IS ibln. Nleoe 9tgeIlbeit mo
@inrittIng 1T nniere ipe5iele Soee nno
@ntlpurf. Ribis bon anocreu SSduiern
Iud)9eabnf.
Yrahtpule Npbuuuscu.
Sir aeuie bon tudbleriibem Geibmad 9e'
baut, in ienenl beiten lbetle NorosBditt.
more'S, SeaDoop 9eiabis; nabe sSgmans
Barf, aelegen, nlr cine fir5e Strede BON
benz neien 8onleooro iuo oSrulosStu'
Yart. 8ebiIoeie 9euie ftno Jbre% gtadbarr,
feline llntgebung; S6ulen fir Die sinner IN
8aggou.9tnieH bis sumt Wiitie.punlte Der
Siaot. Sobiter BllnIt III Der Siaot. On Der
better 9Seile 9ebailt uno nit 9rUbier Sorga
falt eingerlttet. IS limb 3iueiltodige Sdii'
fer NIT Stein Seranoa'5ronie (softoner
gandrt(, .grhbe 5roniens uIo gaupldbc 164
SlB tiei bis 81 elmer 20 SUB SintersIaep.
Srei Sorten Sdufer - 7, 8 mo 0 Simmer.
Glide %unferer etaenen Soee'n: Snrtbol5'
Nitiion,S ilirune. tinitooue SaS: uno elei'
trifbe eitt'stanoelaber,. era6tpou %oefortrt,
i'm SniiS einaebalte. nit Slieben ali5aelegie
Gisffrdiife, SiS ipiro bon Dem Soof einges
legt; fein SetdB gum 6ang oes Waffers.
n%utomatiite 9itleerlilta beo gSaiier5 in ben
9of; atten' stdbinette; aiitbenpdnoe init
SaHiiussSe ltu6 inpe3iert; 5eniieriibe; n9os
fp Corners" 9fi6erfhrdnfe. aleioerf6rdn.
ie, QtrnensS6rinie Observation-Disclosures I'M
8aoe3tmirer, apertna SOnorail, 5luei ge,
raloefl ON Sinterbaus, &eqeribiire Dem Sos
fe AZ. polirte Georgia 5itte Subbboen,
NIT oIutter, 100 SUB breiter Slrabe 5ipis
tfen ben Sdlfern, oirefter slnibIub an Die
neue fanitdre annnIiirung.
Wuiierbaus iept 3ur Sripettion offer.
Jofepb 3. Sens,
grbduer mooeruer 6dufer.
Wr. 211, ct. PAUL. Strake.
Otabipe VaGr.9tn5ablurg, Neft mad ae'
e~enfeitie befrieoigeroen &eoireungen.
Ngtnt al Crit unb stene.
8iImursStrabe inb @utlfoross lbenues
@aaaonS paiftren 20. Sirnte nno @nilforos
glbeniie onnn eir Sdufergebiert noroli1.
(Ulni1 .1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Nipberne @pbnbGuIcr.
Gleftriidc Sclcuhtuna.
1900 gspiert, cit.@aonumsut.s trahs,

SISJU.
4dufeu zines oieier mooerneE 8tpsiftodi9et
@obnbduier. sic eriGulten aue rruoernen Gins
ribtungen, elcftrifde unb 8~uSbeleuhtuIlg; bas
ben 9ombiratioussGisi1ranf uuo Borratbsldrl'
mer, eiipa2 9Scuee; al6croenl bic reueite iani-
iotr, aeIer uno sol cemcntirt, 10 SUB MI.
@ranotIiibic gepflditerte Simier . MueO; hote
nno eeiunoe Gage. Scoeu IGg bis 8 Ibenos
fit bic &efittieung often. Sin Sailo 6ur sro'
be init @leitri5iilt heIeuhlct. 6oparo Z. @nl.
Iasher, 8nuuntcrncbner. Bureau: Hr. 1857,
Eft.NiunumentsS traRt.
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
8crlanst i'm Hasemetneu.
Stclenseiud)e:


2tenegeiufJ:
Sin oeliIhCs WiGoden. II Sabre ali, lpiinidt
Steue ais Stnocrmdoben. giud5niruGen in III.
9i1, Surgnnopss ilieb. N3l-3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-11
Traneu nn6 IGbhen berIanst.

Hcrinugt:
Gin glteS. ]tdu6crCs UtGodelr, bua nIQelneinc
SGu3ar6cit perftebt, ftnact Cute StcQunN bel
lluocrlulcul Gbcpldr, Srdu lodi lelbli. Aan
5%ufrGqen In Mr.. 1882, SarlcmsHiuc. G3lD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29
CARNEGIE LIBRARY IN
LONDON Is DEDICATED
AlhuQucrQue, y, NJ
May %, 1908.

London. May 2S-A new library NJ
Hackney. ono of the latest of scores of
such buildings erected throughout this
country with funds given by Andrew
carnegie. was dedicated today with
state ceremonial The Prince and
Princess of Wales were present and
the prIneass took part i'm The opening
exercises The household cavalry and
the other customary special attractions
at royal functions we're IN eNidenee,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

\ cordial invitation l. extended an
members. visiting members and their
friends to attend the Missionary Ica
al the RcctOry OF the st. JoEn's. sos
West silver avenue, ON Friday AFTER
noon from to q. \ pleasant tihhc
is assured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

OUR WORK or LAUNDERING
ON LADIES COLLARS, SHIRT
WAISTS. SKIRTS AND DUCK,
SUITS is UNSURPASSED. IMPE-'
RIAL LAUNDRY. BACK OF POST
OFFICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

OTrR DOMESTIC FINISH is JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PATRONS. IL YOU WANT TO PIE
TIP TO DATE HAVE YOUR lAUN-
nRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
TaTNDRV. RACK OF POSTOETICE
co. PA SOUTH SCOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

EVERY ONE Is TAKING ABOUT
OUR FLAT WORK. II YOU HAVE
NOT GIVEN Us YOURS, DO SO
NOW. IMPERIAL ~,ADNDItG, BACK
OF POSTOEETCE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

GENUINE AMERICAS bhoCA
COAL $3.50 PER TON. ". IL. HAHN
COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

ALBUQUERQUE
CASH GROCERY co.
HOMER II. WARD, Mgr.
S15 Marble Ave.

NOTICE.
ARE YOU GOING TO Ell PASO
TO VISIT OR TO SHOP? If 50,
TIE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL -
THE PLACE TO STOP. IN THE
HEART OF EVERYTHING. EOSR
BJOCKS FROM UNION STATION.
RATI : 500 TO $500, EUROPEAN
PA i. STREET CARS PASS TO AND
FROM DEPOT. w. NJ. MCCOY. PRO
PEIErOR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND 1T
AT r. G. PRATT n co. 214 SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

OUR ASSORTMENT OF CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE A
STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE THEM. T.. G. PRATT &
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALES
AND SMALL PROFITS, LET Us
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. T. G. PRATT n co. 2t4 so.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-29

MISS ESTEIIE VI. NALCK. OF
THE CHICAGO MUSICAL COILIGE
OF VIOLIN AND MAN
DOLIN. STUDIO sol WEST Gun
TRIAL. PHONE $50. m30