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Kansas City, Mo, June 11.-Flood
conditions have bettered here on the
whole this morning. The Kaw river
began falling before daylight and the
water steadily receded from the mum
dated districts. The Missouri contin-
ues to rise slowly, but can do no ad-
ditional damage at this point.
The Kaw became stationary at Kan
sas City at one O'Clock this morning
when it reached the stage of 81 feet.
The Missouri at seven o'clock stood
al 2S.3 feet a rise of one foot since 8
o'clock last night. The weather bur-
eau predicts the Missouri will contin-
ne to rise for twenty hours.
All railroads were in operation at
the Union Station this morning except
the Union Pacific and the Missouri
Pacific, whose bridges are under wat
er and the Santa Fe. The water is a
half block away from the station and
with the fall in the Kaw, all danger
passed. In the stock yards the water
is recedilg fast but business is para
fyzed and no stock can be moved. The
water is still standing several feet
deep in. ONE fourth of the hog pens
and there was two feet of water in
the basement of the stock. exchange.
Despite the fact that hundreds of
homeless persons are in Armourdale
ald Argentine, there is no actual dis
tress and the citizens of Kansas City,
Kan, are taking care of all the needy.
Cleaning Up at Topeka.
Topeka. Kan, June 11.-With some
of the lower portions of North Tope-
ka, near Soldiers Creek and Little
Russia" still submerged with dead wa
ter, the major portion of the town is
above water and the street cars have
resumed service.
The banks and the stores are open
and business men say that aside from
the moving and cleaning up, the loss
will not amount to $500. This does
not include the loss of the Union Pa
cifc, which has been heavy at their
tie plant.
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FERGUSON
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CONTINUED from Page One.)
the nomination, and in the midst OF
the Republican power and corruption
and outrage, he led the Democratic
| banner like the true man he is. He
led us to honest victory, but was
having any hesitation as to whom we
should nominate. I have lev had
any doubt as to what my duty was
about giving Larrazolo my vote; now,
when there is a certainty of election;
and I feel that the Democrat who
would try to take the nomination
from him now, in view of what he
did then, would hardly be playing a
worthy part Now, my friends, it is
therefore a matter of justice to NOM
mate Larrazolo.
Another thing, It is a matter of
good party policy to nominate LARA
zolo. We have a class of citizens in
New Mexico who inherited this terri
tory and this region of country where
we live, from the valiant Spanish
~conquerors, who rescued it from dark
ness, and brought 1t to some sem
blance Of civilization. Their descend
ants live here, in the midst of us.
Some of you have not been long in
this country. my friends, AID do not
know them. But, If this is to be made
a Democratic state it is to be made
such by the joint action of you new
corners. VINO, God knows we welcome,
and these original Inhabitants of New
Mexico, some of whom you have seen
today. in our temporary chairman,
NJ present secretary AID all over
this han. They are worthy, but some
Republicans have told me: @You nom
mate Larrazolo and we viii get a sol
i'd vote for Judge Mann in the Pecos
valley I felt like telling them. you
lie and you know it: for I believe the
people OF Chaves county intend to
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make this . Democratic state, and
viii say to b people Of eastern New
Mexico, come, see who win give the
biggest majority for Larazolo.
So. therefore. my friends, with state
hood approaching. with this vast body
of Democrats still crossing the east
ern line of New Mexico, with the best
conquerors in our ranks-for if there
are any unworthy, they are Republi-
cans,-so now what shall we do with
this nomination? Oh, I need not ask
you that question. Everybody knows
what we are going to do. I do not
misjudge the people of the Pecos Val
ley, or wherever you are coming
from. and I tell you, my friends, they
have been telling me since I came
here from Roosevelt county n Eddy
way up to Union county, hat this
time We are going to give the record
breaking majority-or whom? For
I4arrazolo. (AppIause). They do not
have to be persuaded to vote for Lar
razolo. They have made up their
minds to vote for him. They know
how he was cheated two years ago;
how eloquent he is; an educated,
splendid citizen, and a Democrat, as
I told you awhile ago., who got his
friends, the county from which 1
come, has had it's trials and tribula-
tons (and if / talk earnestly to you
it is because 1 have been the victim
of these outrages that were perpetrat-
ed on him) and one other thing in
favor of him is that when he was de-
feated he said: 81 have not the mon
ey to fight a contest, but l appeal to
you to help me. Do what you can and
1 will do all the legal work." and he
has prepared a brief that would be
al honor to any lawyer, showing up
these frauds and o~utrages, and I tell
you every man who has contributed
to the fund of Larrazolo, has done the
best work for the Democratic party
in New Mexico and the best work to
COIT6CI WIOuS dlu OulIdSeS, BECAUSE,
to expose a wrong is half to correct it.
That which is blazoned tonight on
our platform, in view of the public,
will do more to abash these con-
scienceless rascals than anything else
Larrazolo deserves well at our
hands for having fought that contest,
and, whether he wins OF loses, we will
make it so that he will get his salary
for the next term.
So, my friends, on behalf of Berna-
lilo county, in which we have a city
that we are proud of-and when we
come down here we cannot help but
love Roswell, too,-two progressive
public spirited cities, and we from AL
buquerque reach our hands to San
Miguel county, where this Larrazolo
lives. and say to them, come, take
our place put his name first and
let us have the privilege of following
you and telling why we are here
because he is not only from San Mig
uel county, but belongs to every por-
ton of New Mexico.
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Chicago, June 11.-With more than
a majority of the contests filed before
the national committee wiped on the
books and with the Taft delegates
to the number of 504 already accred-
tied to the convention, the interest in
today's developments centers in the
makeup of the convention commit
ees M the declarations which will
be made in the platform.
The national committee stin has
contests involving "a seats to consid-
er but a strenuous effort is being made
to rush this work to completion The
South Carolina contests were SEIZED
uled for the opening work today. Tenn
essee, Texas and Oklahoma will
probably follow and then win come
the contests in A1izoaa and Alaska
The work OF the committee Is simpli-
fed TO considerable extent by the
agreement to consolidate the contests
from Texas.
TAFT cETs eouTH CAROLINA
Chicago, June 1.-THE hearing Of
the first South Carolina contest Occur
pied but 4 short time and the commit
fee ssaf,d de rafk deleEat,pu-
Attornar General Wads H EIlts.
a. ono, szr1ved II Ch1ca8o 1odays
nr1nclne Win HIN = rough dza<k q
n I~46t6fivs 6<Efl1zm ~ ~ 1ntl1nr
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RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
RELEASED ON BOND.

New York, June IL Raymond
Hitchcock, the comedian, who was
acquitted last night by a jury which
for several days had been herring ev-
fdence on charges presented by sew
eral young girls. and who vas remain
'ded to prison under other indictments
on similar charges, was released from
the Tombs this afternoon on $500
bail. No definite decision has been
reached as to what course will be ia
ken with reference to the indictments
still pending.
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NO NEWS OF MAIL POUCH
LOST With $4,000 G.

Kansas City, June I1.-No import
ant developments have transpired in
the case OF the missing mail pouch
alleged to contain at least $50, 900 in
currency which disappeared last Sat
urday night In the Union depot sub
station of the local ~postofice, accord
ing to statement Of the chief postof-
fee inspector this morning. That OF
fetal said that no arrests had been
made.
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PROMINENT IOWA
DEMOCRAT DEAD.

Burlington, Ia, June 11.-William A.
Morgan, n editor of the Burling-
ton azette, member OF the legislature,
and Democratic speaker of the house,
died last night.
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DEMOCRATS OF KENTUCKY
IN STATE CONVENTION

Lexington, KY, June 1.-THE Dem
ocrats of Kentucky met in state con.
Yention this afternoon. and the indi.
cations are that the work of the con
vention will be finished before ad.
tonight. Harmony prevails,
and the delegates viii be instructed
for Bryan.
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FLOODS
RECEDING
WATERS AT KANSAS CITY REACH
WITHIN HALF A BLOCK OF
THE UNION STATION.
RAILROADS ARE BLOCKED

Hundreds Of Homeless People in Kan
sas Towns, put No sufferins.-Dam-
age at Topeka is Not Great Despite
the Fact that the Food Waters En-
tered the City.
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TAFT DELEGATES SEATED

He Gets Delegates from South Caro-.
lina.-Interest Now centers In the
Makeup of the Chicago Convention
Committees, and the Platform Dec.
larations.
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@ People who read the Daily g
@ Record subscribe and pay for G
@ Il, and have money to buy the g
o goods advertised In the paper. 9
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TAFT HAS
5O4 NOW

HIS NOMINATION ASSURED AT
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
ON FIRST BALLOT.
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A Bolt From a Clear Sky

would startle you. We also
want to startle you with the
statement that we have a
stock of Hardware that you
cannot look through without
finding something you want
and that it viii pay you to
buy. Pay us a visit and we
will prove to you that the
the visit win pay you. Our
wind mill and pump men
are very busy now, but not
50 busy but We can attend
TO your needs. Call ON us.
|~ndoQondonI Hardware 60.
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We'MHeIp
You out

on your present coal shortage
evon If you only want q small
qnantity. But we strongly adj
wise you to
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IS lit crit Ser 2lnfong unb Io~5ltiooclt
eiu Experiment. Gs lit obcr lciht
moglid), bob fIcinere 5irnlcn o6ior-
Dirt pcrScn, Ioas iid Dies olS ROTH
lam ltnO ollSiii6rbar erpciicn ioQtc.
Won f6nntc iogen, bob sic Gompoq-
mic Die @rlnOlage fir cincn GruIt
6ilben f6rnte."
@ie c5 beibt bat Sr. 8oltcr q.
Commercial 4 Farmers HotionoI
9anf," oieic Combination bon @c.
iibern BON Eiollofabrifen 5uiommel
gebrodjt mo Die ga,l5en Gorarbcitcr
ioaen i'll icinen Sanocn aclegen bo
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12

MarpIano'S mills bci'm
nternnt ionnIe @ctt-
ihieBen. y Gas ). Megimcnt Der
Worpldnber Stootsmili5 miro bltrd)
Den 9eittidp Nntcrifuner s.. ". a65.
meper al, ocnt internationalcn @ettr
idieBen, hos anfangs Nili in @icn
Seitreih, itatiiinbet, Sbeil nebntcn.
Serr aGsniepcr lit Sd)ieB-S Sergeant
bes 5. Hegiments. er miro IN 9Glot
Die Heiie nad @ien mtreteit.
Ser ti5.-Srau Mor-
tin Stitdert, Srnu @. 6. 8r1ier nlb
oeren &inoer unb Nidte, SRI. aotbn-
rine Wod, iinb nah Girginieu gereiit,
Inn BORT Die Commemorate 81 Der
Ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
In SGnocn Der 0cidmurenen.

Rem Oort, 10. SUM. - Die
Surp III Dem Ero5eiie aegen ben $40.
infer G%opnlono &itt)cod pegen Der.
illd)tcr Gergelualtiauug zines iul,gen
W6ofenS 5og iih unt $50 bente
g6eno, natoem lie lire Snltruftionen
pom Hidltcr erbaIten batte. suriid, I'M
lire 9%eratbungen 5li beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-12
Die Yflidlt rnit.
NbIdic0Sicicr 5ll Gbrcn 0cS aonilt.
Ior-Agenten 9llireo Goncgau in
nSorn1onic" Sommer9ortCn. -
Hc0en un0 2ieocrportrGgc.


Cine ir0blidc 9tbidicosicicr fano
1citern 9(6en0 I'M Sommergortcn ser
o&nrntonic" an Der Nelt 6aDctte.
StroBe ltott. Gieiel6e mlr0e Srn.
Ilirep Gonc2nn, bcnl iriibcren nlnc.
rifaniidcn aonlulnr = Igcnten III
Nriinn, WGbrer, bon ieinen jnblrci-
den tSrcunOcn in ser ,Sarnronie" be.
rcitet. Sr. Gonegan, ser ieit einenl
Sabre nit iciner 6alnilic ir 9altis
mare mo6nt, miro nddltens nit oent
Idlrpier Bremen" Don Hcu. Yorf
ans mie0er nad 0eutidlono %rciien.
"a cr lcin Gralnen fir @encrolfon.
jul beltnnoenL lit er jebt ST. cineml
iclten Soften beredtigt, un0 ct ct.
martet je0cn Nltgen6lid bon Maibings
ton bic Grnennung. gei'm pcrlens
ben Metn, I6aumenoen Bier uno aps
uCtitlidcn Soltper ipuroen crltitc
mo S6er5reOen gebolten itn0 Sci.
mntDs' uno abid)ieOsIieoer %geiun9cr.
Gte 6S. ISM. Iaubert uno 3.
%i0rtid maren bic Soloianger, mo
Die He6ner lporen Or. auQ bon Still.
lcne9g, 6rib 5inter uno anoere.
6rn. 0onegan lpltroe gum anoenfeli
Gil in Der nSormonie" perle6te ir0b.
lihe Stllnoen Elm iilberner 9cQer nit
@iomungen iiberreidt.