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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Reapcl luartct auf i6n.

Rcnpcl l0nrtct atf TIM.
@ellte miro Gr.Frdiioent Rooieoelt
BORT cintrciien. 8roBortige
Gmpiang3 &orbercituugen.
Iomu neroct i'm bel ieiuer
&onoumg 9toien oui oeu Yioo
ItrcIeH.
NcopcL /. Npri(. - Ter Gam.
pier o9(omlirol," mcIter Oen Gr-
ErdIioenten Hooieuclt nah Wombaia
bci0r0eru miro, Iicgt nit 6luggen &C.
it,miift I'M @aieu, mnO 2lues lit fir
Den Gmpiung 0es oiItiuguirten Iou-
riiteu bereit. Sic &oiiiteu oeiieIben
lino nit 9truuen geidmitdt, inter
melden iid olld) cine Spel0e oes
Gclltlden &ailera, etn praftuoler
9Iluncuihmud aus 9teIfen beitebcno,
t%eiinOet. Der Gompier nSamburg,"
lneldler oen Gr'Eraltoelten BON Nepa
Oort ans iibcr'S Mcer brddte, miro
norgCu 9egel Miittog bier ermortet.
Gcrtreter 0e2 hicligeu StaotratbS
meroen Nrn. Roolcuelt al 8oro 0eS
Campers bclpiIltommneu, mo cine
Sdnar Nomcn miro ibm bel %ieiler
SdnolmA Hoien olti Den @eg l%treren.
Ter 0elltld)C @ctcr0ltouiltl miro 0ent
Gr.ErGiioentcn ole notwithstanding
beS &niicr3 WiIheIm iiberbringelL
mo Der nmCritnniihe 9otldaitcr
@ri8com miro Ole Nlnoerte Der in
9icopel lpeilenoen 2lmerifoner pertre-
ten, mcld)e Den Nrn. HoolCpclt germ
p~CrlOnltdI bcruilltommlen mod)telL
jC0od lucgsn Der &iirje ieineS 9llfs
ci,thnlt5 feinc @elegenbeit oo5lt or.
hnltcn ncrocu. 9ae I'M Noien lie
gcliocn omcrifnniid]en Sfiiie iperoen
i!ug9eL ioboIO Die nSomburg" in
Sidt cridcint. Ger Gr.Erdiioent
miro oie menigen Stlmoen ieil,eS
Nufcntbolt5 i'm nSotel 9onores" uer-
bringch utto ip0ter Elm Slttheon init
Dem &cr5oQ mo Der Serjogin bon
Motto etnnebmcn. Sieleift miro er
oltd, Dem Miuieum u1O aquorium ei-
ncn tur5cn 9clltd) obitotten.
Scin lester Morotbon.
@ettlouf.
SulL England, 4. Ipril. - Sre.
0erid Hlln1abD brad geItern, m1brcnO
Ct bier an eilem Worotbou. 8ettlout
thciInobm, b%elunBtIoS 5lllommen mo
lit bcllte 9eItorben. Gr bate IN Dem
lebtiGbrigen Wtarotbon,@ ettlauf 0ell
Sieg boOon gctragen.
Stolicu be- 6 10
@icn, /. 9lpril - Tudocm Ger.
bien aui Der gor5cn Clinic ben Hiid.
5lt1 al0ctrctcu bot, miro nm oltd)
Gcbpfft ooB inWioltttltcgro, no aleid).
Ioa5 Die &ciOcnid)oitcn tart eut.
IInmnt luorclt, cbeltenS obgcipiegelt
lucroen miro. &toIien lit INN III Dem
Gnoc i'll Gettillic uoriteIlig getuoroen,
INN 9fontel1egrp 5t ~bcrubigen mo cS
SIT o%cranloiier, ieOtueoe feinoieiigc
&oltirng gegcnilber Seitreid). llllgarn
oti5ugebcn. Gie Mdhte luartelt emit.
meilcn OoS Grge6niB oieier Scmiibut.
gen ob, meIde bel Den cugcn 9cjic.
blsngcrt, Die 5lpiifcn Dem Saiirinal
irno 0ell mdBgcbcn0en 8euaIten Der
ldmor5cn Serac obpoItem in 9Gloe
GrIolg uerGciBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

2cbrcr. n@it cen gesrifien
Gngel, @eiit, Zee perbiuben mir bic
@orItequng Dol, etluas ,SobemL Seifi-
gent. @er fam ein geiipiel neit.
nen?" 5ris: Ger Shusgeiit." =
2ebrer: nRidtia!" - emil: Ser
Srieoensengel." 2ebrer: o@ut.
Weiter!" = aarlfen: sic aiifen.
feel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Sablrcidje GntlniInn9cn.

~ wv piINJI ~ ANlEbtiiS w w
id)Gite Der y9tclp Oort Site SIT
iltranCc Gnmponp" ilbt nod)thciIt'
&c Mirflr1 oltf biCiige glngeitelIte
aus. - Ngcntcu iuerOeu cutlolicn,
Cine &crfiiglulg, mcldc Die Gin-
lhr0ntunN Der @ciddfte Scr ogtelp
Oort Sifc &%ltilrnncc Company" be
l%tinlnlt, miro BON o%cnienigcu Ngcns
ten mcId,e MIR ncbenlGd)lid) III 9al-
timore @cihGitc tbotcrL ifncr cnl.
piunocu, 0u cine Nn6ubl bon ibnen
iibcrhoupt iiberfliiiiig miro.
SnioIgc ser bcreitS gcmclOcten
GntidciOung IN Dem Ero5eiie OcS
N0cntcn Charles $. Bulb gcgcn ote
v9}clp Oorf @ifc &niurWlcc Comp,
in mcld)er ic&cid)rGnfun0 bc5 l1clten
&crliderung9gcidGitc9 Ser ein5elnen
@e~icliduiten alli ocn @ctrog bon 100
Mfilioncn Collars pro &obr fiir per
To'llllgSm0Bi0 crfI0rt mllrOc, liebt iid)
Die o9tcm Oorf 2iic", 0ic ein5igc Der
QroBcn &criidlerlu19.@ cicQl6oitcn,
bic bi3bcr non oicier @ciCbc3bcitim-
mlulQ bctroiicn murOc, 0cnotbigt, am
/. Mtot 1000 Der bon ihr ongeltelltcn
N0cltcn SIT cntloiicn. Nicier Sdritt,
0rrd Den bic @cieuid)oit cine Or0ns
nllotion 0ercn Nufbou lanqc Sabre
n%lilbcoollcr Nrbcit Qcfo1tet bat, NIT
cincm Shlooc orIl0it, Benefit. 0oB
Die @cicHihoft lid, fcincrlci @oifnng
0arali mud)t, hoB Die crlodhntc Ont
ldcioln9 bon Sen bohercn 8cri6tcn
umQcitoBcn lpcrocn miro. &m leBteu
&olcnocriobrc bot Die yNclp S)orf
Siie" fiir 139 Wiuioncn Collars go
llCcll Ncl6rlcbcn, clio mr. llnl cliliil-
lioucn mcni9cr, DIS bu9 @eiet 5ltIGBt.
IS lit iiir Die @cleQihoft unio ihlpies
rlQcr, 0ieIc @rcn6c, Oeren llcberldrcit
tltlg ibrcu 2citcrn @ci0ngnibltroien
cinbrinNcn fam, c%in5lbnltclL ais iie
b~ctunntlid) Gin lcbr grOBe5 Mus
lonO90cidGit modlt, bnS iid) nontcnt.
LID NeNcu ou3 Gn0c 0c9 &%olcnoeriaD.
res, mcnn bic GinbaItuulg iener 8rcn.
sc in Trogc tonnlt, nid)t lcidt ilber-
icbcn mo controliren lGbt. SIS blcibt
Der @clcQldoft, sic I'M 9c5ember. INN
Der 0cicbliden &orld)riit SIT gcrii9cn,
glltru0c in Sobc BON ctua 80 Wfi0ios
ltcn 9oQorS bat 5lrriidlpeiien miiiicrj
onbcr nciter nidtS iibriq, ais 0uS
&nlonos@ cihGit 5t bcldrGntcu. in
meldcm iic cincn bel @citcm Nrobcs
rem Stab bon 9l9cnten beid)GitiQt, ais
irNeno cine onOcrc @cicnld)oit. lin
bo& @cid0ft bcricni0cu ibrcr &crtre-
Ter, Oic lid orl9idlicBlid nit ScbcnS.
bcrlid)CrIn99.T NbidliNlcn bciulirL
nid)t III Id,GOi0cn bot Tie hcId(o1'cll
oir NQclltcn jlt cnt!niicn, Die Oic Hcs
hcuSOcriidcrllna lntr ais 9tcbcllcra
mcrb rrbcn ionItigcn &criid)crn1QSs
5luciQcn Observation-Disclosures
II. Ocral, GctrcibclL ltno 10 mcrocn
bon Der WullcnCntIoIIlnlG ctluo 1000
Ecrionen ~bctroiicn. SSic Der 5weitc
GiccprGli0ellt Der @cicQidIait, Con-.
u. EcrfinS, ncitcrn crtIdrte, iollcn
ipGbrclro ser lcbtet 5luci Sobrc me6r
olS 5000 acknowledgements aclls
ten ibrc Stclllm9en perlorcn bobet.
Die ,9tCp Dort sic" bat jebt mr.
nod 10 @urcoitr in Neu.Norf im &c
tricbe. geQcn 46 Dor brei Sabren.
&on ocn 5000 I0cnten, bic lie nod
Dor > Sobren bcidGitigtc, mcroen
nod Dem /. Woi nltr nod 1000 I'M
Gicnite iein. Giclc fo%loI'olc Gilt-
idrGnfltr0 beS @etricbeS lit iuie SEER
EerfinS erflGrtc, lcoiglid) cine 6olgc
oc8 Nrmitrong @cicbcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

@Ater Genf5cttel. - 3ll
500 StraIe un0 Soften pcrllrtbeilte
Nld)ter Spionl in Der norolueItlidc1
Foli5eiItotion 'gcIt3rn Den NcNcr 90
Bert SoIcnu bon Nr. 1922. Nor0-
%rnlc. Strobc mcld)cr Der NuhcitG-
rlna bciduIbiat luQr, Goli5iit Spies,
ipelder icing @crhoftrng bcpcrfitclz
llgt bette, Crtl0rtc, Dob Soiicnp III
Der Nodt oui Sonntna in bctrunfcs
ilCn 3uiton0c nod &ullIc Qcfnmmcn
lci u1O BORT cinCn ocrorti0cn SpCftu.
tel gcldlaAcn babe, 0ub lid cine nod
@ltnoartcn SabIenbc Meilgc Nel9ieri.
ger Dor Der @obnirng rinfduo.
&cbt Mor0. - HSm &onl0opos
tblld)en Soipitol lit geItern Die Ncae.
rim Glijobeth Callahan ibrcn %crleB.
iltgen erIcgel1, Welhc ihr fiir5lid) an.
gcblih BON Dem Negcr &iooc No9erS
bon 9tr. 1922, &inccnt- slacn, Olrrf
cincn NcpolperidllB %beigcbrod)t lullr.
Den. Scbtercr mllroe mad, Ser Sbot
perbaftet un0 III Die norolpeltlid)e go
lijciItotion ein9eliefert. Gr muroe
norlGlliiq inter Die 8eI6uloiqlntg &c.
IteQt, Ole Q%enon1te Hegcrin 0urd) cis
men SGllB perlcBt 81 bober, miro lid
iebt ober oltf cine Observation-Disclosures
5ll pcrontmorten loben.
@cmorf ieine Satin III t
SGcefciicG. - Sohn Wor5ld,
Elm 4oIe BON 9tr, 1866, Garrett. Npe.,
lullr6e geitcrlt in ser iiiolid)cn Huti.
~5ciitotion ourd, Hid)tcr 2epiS III 80
SoQen @cIGnAriB mo SO Stroic II.
Soften OerurtHetlt. Gr mar BON leis
ner Satin @louoiSloppei Wur5ld
bcId)llOiat, lie tbotlld) nltGcgriflen 5li
6ob1n. AnS Dem Gcrh0r ergob lid,
0nB Mar5l,f an Samltng &etrlnfcn
nod Saule fam. Gr bate ICincn &c.
lnlnmtcn @od)enlohn IN S6nuppa II.
Bier %ongelcgt uno bcoorm Strcit nit
icincr 6rdl. ais biele i'm llnl @clo
bat. Sn i1incr Jrunfenbcit cr0riii
CT cincn Shccfcilcl itn0 mari i'm lei.
her GbebGlite nt Den aopf. Nit
Eronptbeit ilog oerielbc 5lriid mo
trof Mor5id 1T Der Seite, bitien Der.
lcbcno. Srou Mo5uf rief 0oroltf ocn
Eoli5iitcn Guois sur &iilie, mclder
Den bctrunfencn 8ottcn berbaitctc.
GefG6rTid, @oI6bran6
bel Wt. &oibington.- sc.
tern Nodnlittog gerietben Die @ol.
bunQen bon Giron Sill, brett 6inter
Itt, @%nibington, in YronO, ruoOurd)
5ablreidc @obnbduier in iencr @e.
gero getGbroet lpnrben. IS geIaug je.
bod Der Gountp.t Seuerluebr uno Den
pcrcilttcn Nnitrengungen Der Nciuob.
ner bon 0it, @aibington, Ser SLANT.
men Ser 81 lueroen, ieood) rid)t e6e
0tclelben ctlun 20 adcr @olo eillae.
1ifcrt botten.
Terionnl.H oti5 3. = Sr. Sra
=. Stroipbriogc bon 9tr. 724, Sar.
'oro.Ipenie, fii1bigt ieine Gunoioos
tiir iiir bic 8abl ciltes Supreme,9fe.
pr%oientarten Der .sSoriier BON a(rne,
rita" III Der art %. aiiguit in 20.
leoo, S6io, itattiinocnoen Goltpertion
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Stcncrrate nnb @cr,uiqisunscn icit
1896.

Srn Gifer. - Sol6nt: ySittc
I'm orei Gage llrIau6, Scrr Sollpt.
n1oltn id, mug ju Sauie cine Orb.
'd,oIt ontreten." Nouptmonn:
y@ut, ober nit oem linfen ;srJ,e,
rcrtn i6 bitten bari"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06

Sic n&crcini9tCn S&ruc.
litiihcn @obItbGtigfeita.
8eielli d) a tc n"goben I'M &o,lit
Der lebttn Mohe i21 Nrnlen iltbltalls
tielle l(rtcrItilBung. ToS Fniiobs
Ionb.&omitc, beitebeno aus Ben $50.
goolph &rc&, &id)ter Hob, Ioi. @ei.
her, 3npio Goplon. 2. Cooper, Ser
mann uno u. 5. Uoloitein, pertbeiltc
$3.50 Einnto Foiiob6rot, 400 Tilno
Sleiid uno 125 9uidel &ortoiieln.
IlBerhcnr mlIroen buur $50 oil be-
oiirftigc Sdmilicn iiir Die EoiioD.
6eiertogc p%ertbcilt.
GoS2c d) chi d II i oes
%pcrItorbenen Socob Haidl ipeld)er orl
3pnnerItoq on elmer Complication
bon &ronfDeitcn in icirer lcstelt
@obmlna Nr, 1914, @eit, Yrattitr.,
ans Oent 2eben if)ieb, inno inter
o,iberit 5oblreider 9etbeiligung bon
Heterogeneous BON Sruuerbauie aus
alif Dem &ouoon.Eorf 6riebboie itott.
&nitor Slllius Sofnlonn bon Der
3ionS-airdc belt oen SrolcrgotteS.
bienit ob, unb als gobrtil6tr1ger
iuilgirten Die $50. Ioom Sdnea, :.
Iler. &iliurp, Sbeooore Sfmtib, Is.
aornnlannl, &enrp aornmann illlo
George Sd)iQirg. Ger T%erblid)ene
erblidtc am /. Iebruar 1927 ooS
9ift Der @elt uno fam in 1913 nod
Baltimore. Gr betrieb piele Sabre
cir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uilb mar
III beutid)en 8rciicln ipoblbefannt. Gr
binterlobt cine Sod)ter, 6rou 2ouis
9cder, 5ipci Giffelirner, CHA Sloro
unb Selnta @eder, ip1bren6 feline
8nttin ibn1 Dor ncun Sabren i'm 20.
De uoronging.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

aast fi,.a tipna. a 9
hluc" "N1iS
puerque n vicinity as on zen llrst
of March, lsoS, a year ago
This statement, maze by a veteran
n conservative real estate operator
IN the city to a Morhln= iourhai rep
resentative yesterday, Is
by other realty dealers whose pusl-
ness for the first TWO months OF the
current year ihdicates that the rise
in values in n the itio
Grande valley. when has peeh gong
on steadily Tor many years Will con-
tinue to an even greater extent dur-
ing 1909.
The Morning Journals informant
mentioned above has lived IN Alpu-
querque since lots In the business cen
ter were being sold for a few nun
dred dollars payable IN instruments at
any old time without interest. the
time when William McGuinness. the
Wen known Old Town carpenter. was
urged to take the lot where the BANK
OF Commerce stands now Tor $oVo,
and the time when a well known mef-
chant of the present day bought TWO
acres at the corner of Tijeras ana
Eighth street for a team of horses.
The real estate man in question has
seen Albuquerque grow from one
struggling street to the most modern
and ~up-to.date city in the southwest
and his opinion is of value
1t is the more interesting In view of
the general dullness that has prevail
ed in all ines of business in the coun-
try in the past year, and in view of
the fact that a year ago real estate
was especially lively In this section.
Il think it is no eXaggeration," he
said, ''to say that the demand for
real estate has increased five fold in
the past twelve months. And as far
as can see his demand for business
and residence lots and farm lands VIII
Increase fifty per cent within the next
few months. The number Of com
m~unications received by the various
real estate men every day, inquiring
as to climatic conditions. prices OF
city and country lands, and other like
information, is really astonishing AL
buquerque is acquiring Al enviable
reputation as "A place, where money
may be invested with confidence,
where it will return dividends. ana
people are beginning to sit up n
take notice of this fact
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
SWlNDLERS' LOOT IS
HELD BY AUTHORITIES

Davenport. Iowa, Feb. 21.-Three
packages addressed to Monty" Me-
Call Davenport. iowa, care the Ell
dorado. and supposed to contain $50
600 shipped here by the Little Rock.
Ark. prisoners, are being held here
under attachments proceedings and
will not be- returned to Little Rock
until released by the court. J. T..
Cavanaugh. who says he was swindled
out Of $4,000 by the gang. succeeded
in tieing up The packages by court
proceedings and hopes to get his
money back At present the contents
Of the packages Is only Il matter Of
conjecture They were shipped under
a nominal valuation Of S25 each.
charges prepaid. Monty" Mccall
the name BY which one OF the
Little Rock prisoners was known.
Davenport was their headquarters for
several years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

and quite a number of them have
beer sold to people who contemplate
building homes on them within the
next two or three months. The buy
ing of lots however, has not been con-
fined to any one part of the city RMS
is Il good indication that Albuquerque
is growing all over. If there has been
any noticeable advance during the
last year or w in any class of real
estate. | would say that the lots in
the business district have taken the
lead. Business blocks on Gold. Cen
trail and Copper and adjoining streets,
could be bought in for com
paratively low prices, are now being
held for quite fancy figures with few
offerings. Holders Of this class Of
realty are not anxious to sell and
there is a general disposition to hold
on to near-in city lots as long as pos
sible."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

As advertised, the drawing for the
magnificent sac Navajo blanket tool
place ut the John Lee Clarke Curio
store last night at 0 o'clock. Number
1884 proved the lucky number, but as
there was no name endorsed on the
back the winner Is not known. If
the holder Of that number will call
the blanket win be delivered. If the
call Is not made within one week the
blanket VIII so to the second number
drawn.
The arrangement committee Of the
Theatrical Mechanical association.
which is arranging for a grand bali
In the Elks' heater IN March ~, re-
ports a good demand for tickets and
It Is quite likely that the affair VIII
be attended by a large crowd. The
members of the craft are using their
mechanical knowledge to good effect
ana are planning a number OF clover
stunts for the amusement and accom-
odation of their guests, Mr.. Armond
Mandcll, chairman of the arrange
mont committee. Is busy arranging
for a number of new features for the
dance program. which viii prove to
decided innovations.
Roman L. Baca. member of the
house from Santa Fe county, arrived
last night from the Capital city
Eliza white. member of the sheep
sanitary hoard and "A prominent citi-
zen of the Pecos valley. arrived yes
tcrday morning from Roswell.
II & Mcconnell was in the city
yesterday from Santa Fe on a short
visit to his son, Chalmers Mcconnell,
Of the university.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

visions. The military members of the
general council TO be appointed by
the president, with the advice n
consent of the senate, for a period OF
three years and, with the exception
of the chief of the division of naval
operation. to be ineligible for recap
pointmcnt. except after an intervening
period of three years,
The commission declares that the
bureau of supplies and accounts
should be divided.
1--WE recognize says the report, in
order To make these recommended
tons effective. it viii be necessary
that earnest consideration and care
full study be given existing laws, and
we suggest that he law tsection 422
revised %statutes) which gives a bureau
chief equal authority with the seerc-
tary, in his absence, he repealed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
MANY INQUIRIES FOK
VALLEY LANDS

Along with the recent agitation for
the cultivation of sugar beets and cam
~taioupes in the Rio Grande valley,
there has come q strong denand for
valley land from all parts of the
Real estate dealers who
make a speciality o. valley farm lands
have been swamped with personal
and mail inquiries. regarding farms,
and there is every prospect for un-
precedented activity in this line with
in the next two or three months, One
great drawback the real estate agents
experience in making sales Is the fact
tina the present boundary lines are
indefinite and indistinct. People from
the settled farming districts in the
east and middle west, long accustomed
to having their lands distinctly marx
ed out in sections or quarter sections,
hesitate about accepting the titles to
the lands in many parts of the Rio
Grande valley, for the reason that
they are not definite enough. 1t is
believed. however. there are excellent
prospects for the passage of the New
Mexico legislature or the bill provid-
ing for the plating of county lands
III an Ddil VI iAA ~ W. y 80 ''fN
event the bill becomes a law, the
work of plating Bcrnalillo county
will be commenced Immediately. Upon
the completion of this important work
the most objectionable drawback to
the sale of Rio Grandc valley lands
Will have been removed and it is like
~ that IT will result in a big revival
in the agricultural industry in this
city.
1t Is quite likely that a large acer-
age of sugar beets will be grown this
year. and, according to beet experts
who harc made extensive experiments
in the valley. the results obtaincd this
spring will surprise even those who
have the utmost confidence in the
ability Of the Rio Grande valley to
raise an excellent grade of the sac
charine vegetable.
The organization recently of the Al
buquerque Canteloupe Growers asso-
citation also bids fair to be of
The most important factors in the de-
velopment of the Rio Grande valley.
Every member Of the organization is
an enthusiastic advocate of cante-
Ioupc growing and they have joined
together with a firm resolution of in
ducing the farmers Of the valley to
grow canteloupcs on a large scale this
spring. Enough canteloupes have
been raised in the past few years to
show that they can be grown sue
cessively and that they viii compare
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
OUTLINES PLAN TO
RE0RGAN|zE
THE NAVY
President Transmits Findings
of Commission to Congress-
Many Changes
ed; None of Them Drastic,

ny Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Washington, Feb. 27-President
Roosevelt's committee on naval re-
organization. whose final report went
to ongress today. outlines a new de-
partmental system which the presi-
dent declares Is sound and conser-
vative and in full accord with Ameri-
can policy.
1t contemplatcs for the secretary
a general council. a military council
and the Redistribution of tho duties
of the present bureaus in five di-
visions. the chiefs of which are to
composed the grand council who are
to he the assistant secretary. three
flag Officers and another flag Off
Ger. naval contractor or civilian. with
technical training.
In submitting the plan the pres
dent says:
Nothing drastic is recommended
as to the bureaus or other agenci %
by means Of which the purely bust
ness affairs of the navy department
are now administered. The plan out
lined does not imply any greater cY-
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II provides merely that the money
should be spent wisely Instead of AZ
at present spending it SO that a con-
siderable portion of 1t is wasted %
useless work
To supplement and finish the work
of this commission. the presideGt
says. another committee must eventu-
ally be designated to take up the pro-
posed plan and complete it as to d.
tails. but no plan can be satisfactory
il there is deviation from the essei-
tial details specified in this report.
The commissions scheme is mere
~ an Illustration Of principles and not
a ciecsted plan.
1t contemplates that the assistant
secretary shall be a civilian a m1n
Of affairs who shall be the offi'0r
of the first division and shall have
charge Of the bureau of yards an
docks. the bureau Of supplies and the
bureau OF medicine and surgery, the
employment OF civilians and kindred
subjects.
The second. or division of naval
operations. whose chief shall be q
flag officer. the principal military adj
wiser to the secretary to be without
administrative functions. but to he
the ex-officio head of the general
board and the board Of construction.
is to supervise war plans and the
general policy n have under his
the naval war college. the Of
flee Of naval intelligence and kim
subjects.
The fourth division of inspection
chief shall be a flag officer.
shall be charged with the duties per
Ca the trials OF ships. inapec-
ton Of trials and inspection of navy
Yards and stations. of sites for ma
stations and kindred subjects
The NTH. or technical division.
whose chief shall be a flag officer. a
naval constructor or q civilian with
a technical training. shall be- a super
visor in charge OF business Of four
technical bureaus Of construction Or
dnance. engineering n equipment.
No chief OF a bureau while acting
a. such. shall act a. chief Of q d.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

Washington. d c.. Feb 2f.-fhe
long fight Of the discharged negro
soldiers of the T~wenty-fifth infantry
for an opportunity to prove their in
nonccnce Of the shooting up OF
Brownsville. Tex. on the night of Au-
gust 10. 1906 was won today, when
the house. by a vote Of 30 to l01
passed the senate bin to that end.
Violent opposition was encountered
from members of the Texas dclega-
lions and others.
The general deficiency bill was
taken up and passed the aggregate
amount carried by it being over ST.
500. 600
A lively tilt between Speaker Cam
ana Mr.. Gaines, OF Tennessee. fur
nishcd something of a scene.
A joint resolution was adopted APP
proving plans reducing the size of the
house chamber
The rivers and harbors bill was sent
to conference w%heroupon the house
recessed until Monday.