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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
SHrtau bsS Gtabtsg iegtitrators,
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9Glttmote1 Is. Ruoember 1909.
On Die Sirdbenour6bru6s Is ommiiidre Der
5inot Baltimore IN Der bonn @efeb nprgrtdrifs
beHen Aiettc ibrelt eHogiiitiaen mftS oerGeitcrtcn
gertht ilber ole ahih ueuug Der soften. lin.
toiteH mo &ertberb6Dun6 ncbft ben oGrnui
be}iGllhen eitogllittgen erlldreHocH EldHeH IN
eeJilg nlit Ole Go~uoenlniruua mo ben Elrts
brltm. hcr siebenien, Jest ale @oplar.@rous.
straRe hefaHnt bon Der Norbieite Der Somonos
iorsIpenue bis dur Gprbfetic Der yaeitlpppos
Noclue. 9endB Der 9eftimnuugen oes @a!ti.
more StdotsGbnrterS uno Der an 23. 9ipriI
1909 Llitcrinriebenen 9proronung Rr. 3O5 ice
:lanors rHo Stnotrdtbs bel Mir bintcrlcat
baher, y
miro hermit bcfaitHt eetradt. bah, bcTuoter
9eriht mo Blame Guf 6iefe gSeife in bietem
Nlircdl biuterle9t luoroen iiio, lno oaB Der
Wtunor nno SiGoirntb BON Baltimore ODER IL
Genb etre Scriou ODER geriorei, ODER cine uber
rlebr GorpordtiOneit, ole nit Der GrrtheihltIa
ccr oorbcnnnnten @nti61bieuIoen ober gsertb'
erb6blln9en un3nirteoen iino, inrerbnIb breibi9
600 IdNcn bonn i6. 0ouem6er 1909, ais. hem
erlien lnGe Ser, hon mir, alsgeeaHgerHn gse!.
oftenilihu1q oicfer 9ipti3 f6riifli6 an has Bal
tifHorcr GinotQeridi III nppellircn uni befaetcs
@eItht gu erluhciL o~ieieIben Slt rebiotren.
thpolG, 2G,30, Ec57O Observation-Disclosures,
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cfnnntmndunge
VRreun Oro eta0t.Meaihfatore.

gum VI Utt. 10, NpDfIIhtl LVV9.
.Hleit ourun iHtcreiiirten gerioncn piro bier
am IL. yiooember 1909 IN oicicm eiiredu, mic
c. eurh Den Ibl6nitt 81. NrtiiPl 81, oes Pal
tinIort Stooi Guoer Don 1906 hCrlaHpt nirh,
itennutIugc fir Geupf. Il fterune Der @oiie an
biuterlegt bat.
Alle bapoH herii6rten 9erfunen iino hcredl
tiat. inucrbalb 80 1uacu, bonn 5atim porges
n%nlltlter Sinterleeuna an. i'm baltimore StuSts
acrtbt oIrh ifrlttli6 einacreihte Eetitioll oGa
gegen gu appenircn.
!. Semen S6umas, -,
(lou10,26 ;ICj31O) r
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Witgef on0en, mitNcbon IL
gen, iogt &rGiibent 3eloDo bon 9ticn.
roguo, mo lieB mebrerc bullocrt 9es
fongene Snirrgenten furjcr Sono
erlhicben, 0oritnter nlld) 5lpci Imeri.
foner. Erdlioent Soft lit iiber oielea
Gorgebcn 3elnpo's e"r5iirnt rno bat
5luei ariegsihiiic mad, NicoroAuo &c.
lhidt; mill olld) Den llcltcn @cionoten
9ticoroguo'a p~orerit niht enlpfongen.
Worum lid mliregen, memt umerlfas
niid)c 4beutcurcr, Ole in NicarnQuo
belfcn, bic Hegierung 5u ltiir5cn, ooas
lelbe Sdidiol tbeilen, boa nie nj.
coroguonii6en Hepollltion0re trifit?
Mohcn lie &cpolutionen NIT, 10 mo-
gen tic olld) Ole Solgcn trugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Nnnic 6 Tren-

Is 'inrb an 10. giopcmber 1909 Trau Mn.
NE g.: 6feg, 9eiittpe n(a bcritorbencH Soblt
6rc,. IN u. Sabre hires gcbens. Hic Nccr6is
9l9iA ltiloci SnUutaH, beu u. Jpoemhcr 1909.
: llhr NndmittnQ6. bon hcr Nohurl9 hires
So1les @eorae Is. 6ren. Rr. 1902, RurSs gre
rIontsguenIc, aus Iiait. Veiiebuna priodtim
altl ocr sW'onHi SItpet=G eTeierD.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Sn II ngarn olI @roi Su.
lius gnoraiig Den uerfobrenen va.
gen iuieber ms @eleiie b%ringcn. Die
Acknowledgements Serbon0lnngen lol.
len in Den Ieeten Sogen CUTE sort.
idritte 9entadt boben. Sod)lte ,}eit.
Dab Den unbaltbnren %,3uitanben mol
Elm enbe genradlt miro, ober bel De-
3erfobrenbeit ser unauriiden Eor-
teien miro Der Saocr balo mieber be
sinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Mu Dem &nbrcS Gnnfctt
Der 9tclu Norfcr Noloclotonmlcr
boben bic @otld)nitcr bon 9ernltorff
mo %onlcS 8rpcc 6ricoclarcbcn &c.
boIten. Ger britild)c Nntld)oftcr be.
tonte. onB cS 9clui'c FcrIoncn ais
ibrc 9nligube bctrnd)tctcn, Nrgluobn
llltcr ben Nutinnen 5li crrc9cll u1o
Scinoidoit at %Itifter, ober trotdcm
bleibc CT babel. III gloubcn III hoffen
mo 81 pcrtroucn, OoB Der 6ricoc CT
boltcn bleibcn mcrbe, Sehc Station
bnbc 0urdl ocn &rlcg nlcbr III ocrlics
rem. nla 81 QcluInlcll, milr0c mcbr
pcrlierelt, oils tic III 10 Sobrcn luicocr
gut ntod,ell fonnc. Mile Hcgicrunnen
Der groBen Stootcn wilnit)cn Den
Srieben. sd meiB, oob meincHegie-
rllng i'm milnld)t llnb boB 6oS britt.
Idle @olf i'm piinIdt." - Ter oellt.
ihc 9%otidoiter. @roi bon @crnltorif,
ioqte in ieincr Hcoc lonnig: BOB icin
college. Der britild)c 9otldofter, INT
gcfGbr IoS aelogt babe, mu& CT Ielblt
germ oeiogt bate. is f0nnc fcincll
bcilcren Ginornd bon Der So9c nj
europa gebcrL ais III Der Sbotlud)t,
huB Der britiid)c @otldloftcr Nclo9t
hat, mas Der bcutld)e 9otlfofter ia
ocn nolltc. Sic freunold)oftlld}ell
@ciiiblc, oencn CT MuSorud ucrlicben.
milrocn bon nlicn perontlportlidlcl,
mo p%crniinftigcn Meuid)cn III bel
Ocn SGlbern getbcilt. llnperontport'
lid,e Meliten neigcn ho5lt. ibren Dc
filbleu Iisorlif 81 gebcn, oober Ole
pieleli g~runbloieu Heben uno artifel
Fiber orobeuben arieg. Ger inter
rationale @onoel lei bic itGrfItc
Stiibe oes Sriebens uno hrin9e Ole
Nntionen chamber n1ber. Sros Die
Ter o%ifenrn G%rfldruneen 5lueier Dot
id)after miro Die Terbesung in einenl
SheiI Der Ereiie meitergetrieben mer'
ben.
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Suuoum-

Shrtau; Dir. 81, @et.e arntuan, stra9s, uuS
.!~pnMpttGtHgnnG: SteOcrit.9iuaO.
Ne9rdonlBplape bon S25 M, inter bcitinbiner
IltHbt; S1ntt-blnmeu, 9emtu6e, YlanScn &C.
tueroell il. Iteihbnus am pnliph9 ingung gee
ltnhen. Infer a0cnt miro, penn aemifnf6L,
D0clpre1ett.' (o0-l
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DAT Qamn Gemetcrb,

Gnftern. gIocnie.goab, naHe girrth Gpiut.Nonb
9cttnnotge Aufiimt. 4tGmiuoIc gage.
(Slnll 8 .6Ulte)
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nmsngs-W erfauf

w,pnnmemten, @rabhetnea nab etatxea.
% plr pas eueerbais Nr. 22S, gprS,
eparlensSfrdse be5oaeu bdber, ,tperben mir has
esff.Saiftntote strahe. at aiisIebuifG nieort
6. SilgartHer & Ssas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
8eurac %. Wfanoer,

s. iiarb an 0onterftag, ocu IS. 9ioUcmUer
1909. II lbr 3ormiitnqS, int fcincr Icbtell
NSobruia. Yr. 2i09, ReitsNdftirure straRe
@eor9e ~. Wlanger, ~nelicbfcr SuttC BON Gliia.
hetb W'niger. Sie WeeroiRlna iinoet Sonntag,
Den u. Honem6er, / llbr gtdhmittaeS, BON Der
opet acllanrtelt 0obnlng aus iiatt. geitet.
SUNG prtuatim. (323-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Caroline Sd,uf,c.

g itnrb am IS. gIopcmbcr 1909 Caroline
S9hi5e' @attin hes peritorbenen gSilbClm
Snul5ei I'm Mlier bon SO 1a6rtu. Sic Pcerois
9utg llnoet SUnutua, , llbr GahmitiG9s, bon
oocr 9gohnllg tbre9 Sobucs Senrn Man. Dir.
425, Sno'SentalpI strahe, aus itatt. 9eifets
sung prioatim All Der gSouoon.Rarfs 0eneler6. "
Sitte feline 8lInIen. (323-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Stalieniide 9emobncr
Ebilaoelpbia's boben oenl Gomponi.
item &croi cin Scnfniol i'm Goir.
mount Enrf crridtei. @od)t oet
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0ic Gircftoren Scr IS I.
item Stride Gbrilti" (6rou 8ofer So.
Op's Stride Der 8ioubensbeiIer) bo.
ben 8rorl allQuIto Stetion einitim,
mig aus Der Stride olls1eltoBclI, mcil
tic geqen Die Sntereiien oerielben &C.
urbeitct babe, unO neil ibrc Sebren
i'm @ioeriprllf NIT Der driltlihen
@iiienidoft itiinoen. Ga miro 6rolI
Stetion mobl cine nclte Stride griins
ocn miiiier. N~nb6nger miro lic Id)on
finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Scrmiidlte Mttseigem.
Sc Spna & Gp.,
gin bic Damon.

SunGe SaTnCn, lpeIde uloocrne G6neioeriuuft
iciH, robin ith oaiir Si reuben. Ste brnihen
rlur BET Srl, vi. @u6ers, Rr. 302, NrIt.sarn.
t1pa.Straee, norBuiprefen, ibren sinrrer ais
had Der fortaei0ritienftel WletboOe. sic CT.
bqlten oiibcroetn griinhliden tlnterriht I'M
Sultneioen. Gebr ltbernle AeotHeunaen. -
6tl. 9e. Snbrrs, Rr. 302. sSsit' Sarnt6sn.str
(Sept2-)
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Surraine.

@,aIrriih. - gartartin. - Sriebltn.
Wettlttb bon 0dlhroot cine urln cine balte
WIetle. Monrt Souns9SnaeouS uro lorraine
g~SgagonS 6lreit biz SIM .GingnIg. Veioe &c
lepbone. GtnotsPiircGu int tritFcn Slur pcs
Union rnit"sSebduo,S, Sbarlre. uno 1anettr'
etrnhc. (glat4 IS,9&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
QnniS 2[n0..

IS itarb am II. Ropcm6cr 1909 2uuiS gul,
acllebtcr @ntte bon Nnrgnret Nua, I'M o..
NdDre ietltes 2cbeue. Sic leeroieuug Iineet
bon ieiicr Ietten Nobnuno, VII. fi25, Suhrs
Strase, aus fiatt, Geifeenn8 Guf Der r2ouoon
S~drts9cuetcrp." t323-D
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0ic 0tplomotiihcn Sc
5icblnacn 5luiidlcr ocn Ger. Stooten
nnO Chile iollcn ubgcbrodcn lucrocn.
StootS ScfrctGr anor bat Der hilc.
uilfcn Hc0ierunG Ooa llltilnotlml
q%citcllt, cine Sdllo al Die nnleritd.
ride Sirmu 9uiop II. so. III 10 Gu-
gen 81 rcgeln. ober Der dileniid)e De
ion0tc in @olbiu9tou lucroc Ielne
YGiic crboltcn mo Der nmerifonild)c
WeihGitatr0ger IN Sontioao obberlls
ZEN luer0cn. limo baum? 0ic Won.
roe q Goftrin lit por ciniNcn Sobrcn
oobin crpcitcrt lporoen. Dob 0elos
Nnipriide BON iiibomcrifoniid)cn
Stdoteu nid,t onrd) friegerild)c Wtob.
nobntcu cinqctricben lpcrbcr fonucll.
Sic Ger. Stootcn f0uncn bod biclc
He9cl nid)t lclblt ucrlescn.
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@eIb sa bcrIeibca.
e,n,u. .n rus. weuu sbs, sefs bro.d,,

aputmt 80 uns. meHn Sts. gefo brandt!
So bic $50 an ebrli6e Teutidbe. M1uner
poer 5rdueil, duf DiobeIn poer SaIotre aeborei.
@eiId,t petauoaro apnu Co.,. Nj. 22s, ct.
pauIs Sfrafc. Gtoo9, fy}fl
Mae, pe.Ie gelb sctraunsu, tpse@en ttes
rpr. anIeibsn duf SaIdre, Dlobel nnb @r,rnb.
eieentbunl. Sm 8erfrauer. aeine 2oan Office
Metbober. psalttnert -5%nsetrfnt Co.," RI.
i20 sasrsseasa'etrahe. t2f3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Ger 0cuti d. q d Il bsS etres
tar Wcrlnlitb bot bon ben 6orocrnls
gen Der pcrld)iebencn ReiiortS 100
Wiqionen ob9eitribeu, olein oieSor-
onidlGgc fir Dos nGditi0brige Bib.
get bc5iiiern lid nod INNER ouf iibcr
2660 Miaionen Worf, ioit lie6enWiil.
lioreu Mnrt nlcbr ols int 8oriobrc.
Gas mod)t cine neltc NuIeibe bon ets
ipo $50 Millionen uotbuenOig-trob
Der Sinnn5 . Hefprm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Ifcrbou ScfretGr " l.
Jon bot 0ic @elhlo1nabme offer Sors
rGtbc BON gcbIcidtcm Wicbl ongcor0-
net Gic llntcriudungcn bcS Meier
ban . GepnrtcmcntS bottell crgeberL
oo6 gcblcid)teS Wiebl gcllrnobeit9s
id)Golid, lei. Tod mur0c ocll Miibs
lcnbciibern icd)@ Oionote Belt gcac.
ben nm ibrc Sorrdtbe bon 9eGleid)s
tenn Webi nod obiebcn 5l fonnen.
Gie Wiiler ober Gnbcn lid) nm oic
HcNicrmqS . Srorc fcinen Eiificr-
lin0 %ocfiinnlert, %ionOcrn lpcitcr sc.
bleidt. Sefretor @iIion luill Dem
ein @nbe MAIDEN uulo lGBt MN oIleS
gebleid,te Wcbl confiS5ireu. Sm @es
itcn iinb bcreitS mehrere bltItocrt
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit 9eid)log be
lcgt morbell. Sans in Orouun0. &c
iete iino ga. nm relpeftirt 5u meroen.
&o@ obcr geid)iebt nun nit ocm cont
ii&5irten Mebl? =
Mrmlanbs tiirfiidJc 8Goer.
GanItapie:gsadnss, ssItamt aess#. et''s often
~
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I %orOaLelltcn bca oroBcn Gomponiitctl

&n &rcfcl0 it Der @cb nj
Fn'tor" 6eIfe, Der megen aurpiuidc-
rel ongctlogt luar, l1od) ied)StGqigcn
Observation-Disclosures ircigciproden
morhen. Eoitor 8clfc bate lpegcn
icincn <ren groBcn ,}ltloltf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Sn 9rcmenm ur0e in sc.
Aennart 0c9 Scnnta, Der 9iirgers
idloft, Der 8eb0rOeu, OeS Offi5ierS.
corps uno Der &rie9crpercine onS BON
Dem perItorbeneu @onfier 9~crnboro
Hooic Der Stoot gcihenftc Ntoltfc.
Gcnfmol ieicrlid) cntbiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

RpmIanbs tiirfiIde 8Goer.
Ganitoble.geodnse. gpfamt aest#. etsts often
INinil 1Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

Sn Stllmonn'& 6otcl in
Srerlen bot lidl mn ,. AtOpcnlhcr Der
SorItebcr Der Yoriler 8enerol- Ngell.
fur bcs Nor00eutid)en Slop0, You.
lolpSfi, nndoem er 100000 Srulca
Sduuloen gcnlobt mo oos &crn1ogcu
lciner Stieitod)tcr Ourd)gebrod)t bot.
te. crihniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

3NS 0ircftorium 0eS
@cls Sarge grprcB-@ eiclli6oit bot
cine ollBeroroentlid)c GipiNeuOc Don
0%reiDunocrt &rnjent crtl0rt. aein
Wunoer, hoB Dos &ono trob olcr
Ngitotion feline Eodetpoit befommt.
Mon Oorf bod ein 10 b~liibcnoeS Sc.
Id)0ft nidt uerocrbeu.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31
THE TRAITOR TO KING TROUT


Who dynamited that James
Peak lake and mangled and vast
ell tons Of trout! The Colorado
game warden is after the malefac-
tor; and may all the powers of
good aid his search.
There are three or four crimes
that are petty, as viewed by the
statutes, and yet might DO made
capital with distinct gain to the
decency of the world.
And just about the most de-
PRAYED of these scraggy sins is
shooting fish" in these mountain
waters.
Think of the iniquity of man
Cling n Trout SCATTERING that i'm
perial flesh, loosing by violence
those pink layers which should be
as delicately touched as the petals
of a rose!
Think of blasting him to pulp,
with his bones piercing his bruised
sides!
May Nemesis herself stalk the
traitor who murders a Trout by
dynamite. 81.
May he know no rest by dry
nor peace BY night.
May the game warden get him
here and may the foul fiend get
him hereafter.
May he never be permitted to
taste Trout again in this life!-
Denver Times.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31
RAIlRoADED TO PRISON

The manner in which Fred
Warren, editor of small weekly
paper in Kansas, was convicted
for a trifing matter and fined
$500 and costs in addition to six
months in prison, is calling forth
good deal of criticism. The
Chicago Public makes the follow
ing comments:
That the prosecution and con-
viction of Mr.. Warren were not in
good faith, is evident from n single
fact. There are corrobating facts,
but this one alone is conclusive.
We allude to the fact that postal
cards Offering rewards for fugitives
from justice are common IN the
mails, aud no one is ever prose-
cuted for mailing them. Yet they
arc a. distinctly criminal under
the postal law as was the Appeal
to Reasons offending envelope, if
that kind of thing is criminal at
all. Not only was this prosecution
in bad faith, but it was ordered
from Warrington, and against the
sdvice Of the local prosecuting
Office. To be sure, q court has
sustained the prosecution; but
what does that prove when the
very Federal authority at WASH
iugtou which ordered the prosecu-
ton controls the appointment of
Federal judges? To be sure, also,
. jury has convicted; but what
does that prove when the very
Federal authority at Washington
which ordered the prosecution
controls the appointment of the
Federal officials who select Fed
eral jurymsnf Clearly, the case
against the Appeal to Reason is
another in the growing list Of
cases which testify TO an advanc-
ing postal censorship. II is fur.
Their proof Of the development Of a
great centralized movement Of tho
party In power and the Interests
behind It, TO utilize postal laws
and regulations for destroying the
liberty Of the radical press.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31
NORMAL INSTITUTE

Arrangements arc steadily in
progress for the normal institute
for the valley to be held in Del
Norte, August 2 to Is.
n. F. Miller, superintendent OF
the Fort Collins schools, noted for
his knowledge Of institute work,
has been employed a. conductor,
and assisted by an able corps Of
instructors, the institute promises
to be one Of great benefit TO the
teachers that attend.
Supt. Underwood is busily en-.
gagged in securing rooms and board
for the visiting teachers that will
suit their pocket bookshelf Norte
Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Bsnker-"Excuse me, ncighbor,
but every morning on your way 10
the train You walk across my
lawn"
Potts-"I know Il isn't right.
I'm awfully sorry, but I can't help
II. ! have only just time to catch
the train, there's the lawn and the
temptation-and I'll be hanged II
I can resist itv
Banker-"I know just bow you
feel. I'm that way myself. I've
got q shotgun, and when ! cit IN
my window and 80 you speinting.
Il brings on my hunting fever.
I've stood Il % far-but tomorrow
morning I shant answer for my.
seli."-Lifs.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Ars. ]. L. Freshman and daugh-
~, Eva, went 70 the big hay ranch
chow Csssds The 6rst of the wesk
VIII Ma z. o. Thons and Viz
giah - . esw day. osting.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

A body Of 500 ounce ore was
struck Ia the End level Of the
Chance mine this week aud from
oil indications II will prove TO BIZ
one Of the BEST bodies yet found
on this property. The vein is ten
fest wide and will 30 worked by
the leasers now holding the prop
erty. Creole 10 like all other
camps In this respect. when you
think the orc Il getting low a new
vein is.always found that proves
bsttss than those worked before
Candls.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31
NOT EXEMPT

An evangelist was exhorting his
hearers to fee from the wrath to
come. II warn you" he Numbered,
that there will be weeping, and
wailing and gnashing of teeth! !"
At this moment an old woman
in the gallery stood up. Sir"
she shouted, Il have no teeth"
Madam" returned the evange-
list, severely, teeth will be pro-
vided. WIN G. Bennett in Sue
cess. 81
Special prices on pieplant in
large quantities. Phone Blue 355
NEWTON.
Economy Fruit Jars are the
only kind to use.
o. A. CRAMER, Agent.
Don't let anybody fool you in.
to buying anything but a non.
leakable Fountain Pen. We
have Moores, Conklin, and
Waterman. Fuller Drug Co.
If you have cough or cold, a
bottle of White Pine Cough
Syrup and Tar b the best rem
edy, but to avoid substitutes and
limitations be sure that it Is a
brown wrapper package.
Cement Building Blocks
For Cement Building Blocks,
Sidewalks and Foundations, see
Brener and Ramey
Southwest M.diss. ed Third Avenue
GROCERIES!
At the Expesimental Corner
ALSO
Oils and Creases
Poles and Posts
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Bring IN your Egss and Butter
and lets get acquainted.
CHAS. MAIL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Cornell University, Ithica. New
York, u using - . textbook n
bullstin entitled Bacterial Dis.
eases q Plants" issued recently
By he Colorado experiment sta.
ton.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Work on the main sewer 10 pro.
crossing rapidly. Quite . good
strctoh Of pipe has been laid.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Economy Fruit Jars are the
only kind to use.
o. A. CRAMER, Agent.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-07-31

Special price, on pieplant in
large quantities. Phone Blue 355.
NEWTON.
The bee., 1909-10-28
TOM HOLLYWOOD INDICTED
FOR MANSLAUGHTRR
Killed Ebert Brans on October 7 in a
Henderson Saloon.

Henderson, KY, Oct % -
Tom Hopwood, who shot and
killed Ebert Brans on Oct. Z, IN
DIPS saloon in this city, was IN
dicted this afternoon oa the
charge Of manslaushter. Hop
wood gave bHIl late today and
was released from custody. He
has been confined ia the county
jail since the crime. He will be
tried at he January term Of
circuit court. The bail WAS
placed at 81 200 by Judge Hen
SON aud the prisoners father and
uncle signed the bond.
The bee., 1909-10-28

Coming down TO the Office at an
early hour the other morning the Re-
view man noticed one of our most
popular and highly educated young la
dies busily engaged in carrying in
and stacking the winter supply OF
wood. And she didn't seem TO mind
a bit who stopped and rubbered at the
unusual sight. The chap who gets
that Girl to trot With him along hfe's
storny pathway vim be In big lnck--
JelIerson Gore Esr'iew.
The bee., 1909-10-28
PROPOSED INDUSTRY
important New Mandatory May
be Established in Darlington
SAMUEL 2. RAxwELL AND
ASSOCIATION ARE CONSIDERING.

A new industry for Darlington.
Samuel II. Navel who has been
holding a series Of meetings for
the past two weeks at the Chris.
tian church in Darlington, ad
vIses us that he has induced
his associates in business to come
to Darlington 10 consider a CO.
operative proposition from its
citizens TO establish "A manufac-
turing plant and sale department
for their business IN this terri
tory.
A few of Earhngton's business
men have invited these gentle
men, namely q. l.. Hymer, of
Kansas CITY, and s. Il. Maxwell
and w. A. Barry, of St. Louis,
Mo 10 locate a plant here. Only
our plant will he established in
the state of Kentucky. 1t will
be the first Plant in the South
and the second plant inT<the
North States, hence it Is a grand,
floor proposition TO be operated
by and controlled by local stock
holders strictly aud should ap
prove 70 every business man Of
L arlington. The gentlemen men
toned owneG aud controlled the
rights and patent on the article
manufactured Tnd the plant IN
Darlington will control sufficient
territory ia keeping unto the esp
itsl invested and its capacity ito
insure its operation II months in
the year. 1t should employ from
$50 to $50 high class men, Office
men, statesmen and fSctory la
boreTs.
Mr. Maxwell ia IN ST. Louis and
will return Wednesday when hc,
AIR. Hymer aud Mr. Barry will
be ready to confer unto Earring
ton business men and decide
whether the lnducement offered
by Darlington will locate the
business here or not.
The Article OF Manufacture,
namely, a complete Laundry
Washer Machine, is pronounced
bv oil who own it TO be the
"simple wonder OF the age"
The machine will be Gu e1hibi.
bition Monday in the Victory
building where all who wish to |
csn see it work, Darlington |
ladies are especially invited 10
bring their lace curtains, waists |
and other dainty fabrics, also |
counterpanes and towels, etc. tol
the building FOR the demonstra-
ton. MIR. Hymer will wash them
aud clean them for you. No
charge.
1t is a treat to see the machiuel
and ladies who care To can see
the machine work. TIE gentle
men associated unto this enter
prise do not require any fn,ro-
duction to Darlington business
men. Darlington can secure this
industry and should get busy.
It's citizens havn b, en- given the
frs, CHARGE and Darlington needs !
a good factory,