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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
GOOD EXHIBIT IS
SURE FROM CURRY
COUNTY
Day Proves Success
and Pick of Farmers Dis
plays viii Be Brought to
Territorial Fair.


INHFfiat ttffrINhhfu " ahNi hiuL Y
Clovis, ~. NJ, oct. 5,-lvstcrdaN
was a great day for the farmers of
the country around Clovis ANA for the
merchants OF this city, This was the
occasion OF "Firgt Monday" trade day.
and II is estimated that there were
fifteen hundred farmers and thcir
families in the city to display their
products. poultry and stock, and trade
with the merchants. Several hundred
dollars in prizes were offered 10y the
merchants OF Clovis for the best cX-
hibits of produce and stock from the
farms OF the settlers, and some aston
ishingly good displays were IN evil
dcnec,
Hon. w. ID. Melee. and Hon. G, Il.
Norrell, both representatives of Curry
county To the territorial air ri Albu-
querquc. were out among the farmers
Yesterday. getting the choicest of these
specimens. for their special car FOR
exhibits which thry Will take to the
territorial fam. They secured, somc OF
the very choicest OF the lot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08

II people with symptoms OF kidney
or bladder trouble could rcu lizc their
danger they would without loss of
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the Irregularities, strength
ana builds up these organs and
there Ia no danger of Brlght's disease
or other serious disorder. DO not dis
the carly symptoms. j. IL. o.
Reilly a. Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
w. l.. IRlMRLE & CO.

CORNER 1sT ST. and COPPER Ave.
livery. Feed anh sale Stables. First
Gas Turnouts y. Reasonable Rates.
Telephone >. North Second Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
ALBUQUERQUE INVENTOR PLANS TO
REvOLUT|ON|zE ART Of FLYING

ia. Blondin DeviSinga "Thermo. Aerostat' Which It Is Hoped
Will Be Able to Stay In the Upper Air for Weeks or As
} Long As Provisions Hold Out; Interesting Review of What
Has Been Accomplished in Aeronautics With Prophecy as
to Future by Brilliant Young Local BaIIoonist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08

Arc YOU in need of al expert i'm The
sanitary line. 1f so. call the sanitary
Plumbing n Heating Co., Phone 9I9,
f0f SO. broadway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
sporting Events.

lst.-i00 yard foot race. Winner
81 dance tickets, presented by NJ, w.
CAIN.
2d.-Thrce-leg race, open to all; So
merchandise. by l.. T. French.
Gd.-Girls' race, so yards. 81 dame
tickets 10y NJ. " cain.
tth.-Tug Of war, six on Il side, be-
tween farmers and firemen, 50 In
merchandise. by Laubach a benjamin,
5th.-Rurro race. must be at least
four To enter. box cigars by y. Arch
huleta.
6th-Bicycle race, must be at least
three 10 enter and no coasting allow
cd Fancy shirt by joe Fidel.
7th-Keg rolling race, open to all,
Meerehaum holder by Charles RIOS
enthal.
sth-Quarter-milo pony race. So in
merchandise h. Hugh Galway.
9th.-i00 yard race for National
Guardsmrn. S. in merchandise, ny
W. =. Rhodes.
10th Fat mans race, medchandise
10y !. II. Tol!e.
tlth.-Thrcc-leg race. fat men only,
10O-2 for s5c cigars, by John Thomp-
son.
t2th-running high jump. mcr-
chandise, by Vincent rrudor.
13th-Couplins contest between
firomcn, one keg merchandise, by
Webb & Mcclure.
1ith-Exhibition run and contest
between two fire departments, 50 in
merchandise, by Opera bar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
mus.
Development of ACronautiCs.


While awaiting the new type of ma
chine expected in the future. the exist
ing types of vessels can, and will. un-
doubtcdly be vastly improved and
their field of utility extended TO linn
its forcseen by few, and beyond the
expectations Of the majority of even
the most hopeful '~acrophiles.' The
dcToplane. by virtue of it's special fea-
ture II late spectacular perform
ances, which make it the focus of
many minds, albeit of the initiative
class, will be somewhat improved, cs-
p~ccially by the substitution OF auto
matte means Of maintaining cquili-
brium in the air, FOR the lever com
mand now used. which requires con-
stant, nervc-rackirg attention on the
part of the aviato.', and makes the
limit of Il duration flight more sub
ject to the physical e1duraucc of the
aviator, than to the capabilities of the
machine proper. Un this connection.
it is q matter Of record that Henri
Farman, at the expiration Of his world
record fight of three hours ana fifteen
minutes, was taken from his machine
in Il fainting condition; more dead
han alivc.)
The Diri9ible Balloon.
\ splendid fic.i Of usefulness is
opening to the developments that are
being applied to the dirigible balloon;
notably. in France and Germany. 1t is
a safe prediction That this type of ma
chine will exist and operate through
Every era of aeronautic development.
Its greatest present need is cheap by
drogen gas, Some genius i'm chem
istry will no doubt supply the need in
the near future.
The Thermo- Aer0stat.
AS Indicated above. the machine
susceptible of most development. of
most practical utility, Of most general
use. is the common spherical balloon.
Not. of course. as at present known,
"a type capable Of little Improvement,
but instead. a type developed from
the original lighter than air princi-
pie as exemplificd in tho "Montgol-
fier." \ type which. in its crudcst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
OLD TIME C0WMAM
IS DEAD
Bragg Knox, Pioneer Resident
of Grant County and Wide
" Known Passes Away,


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journa'i
has been received here of the death
from Bright's disease at Lordsburg, OF
Thomas j. Knox. widely known II
popular in southwestern New Mexico
as Bragg Knox, for years a promin-
mt and successful cattleman n an
old time resident OF Grant county.
Knox came to New Mexico from Geor-
gia in the early eighties, and has been
In the cattle business cVer since. The
deceased VAS nearly fifty years OF age
ana by reason of his square dealings
and generous disposition numbered
his friends by the thousands in Grant
county. The remains were taken to
RED Rock fer intermcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08

Thomas Lyons ana a number OF
other hunters who have been out for
some time on u hunting expedition in
the Mogollons, have so far killed five
large bears. according to latest reports
three being baggcd in one day. The
party of nine hunters has "a pack of
50 hounds along. .t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
Present Status of Aeroplanics.

Today aeroplanics is numbered
with the exact" sciences. 1t is firmly
established. Two factions in this field
still struggle for recognition of supre-
macy. The tighter than air. advo-
Gates are now called ~aeronauts. the
heavier than air" advocates arc call
cd a%Niators; titles fast commanding
honor, and highest respect.
The a%eroplane has but fulfilled its
mission-the demonstration Of the
fact that mechanical flight is possible
and the consequent vindication before
the world of the many martyrs to this
branch Of science. who died amid pow
erty and calumny because they dared
to think dream beyond and above
the limitations of contemporary
minds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08
HOME TEADERS DAY
At LAS VEGAS on
SATURDAY
RESOURCES EXPOSITION
AND HARVEST CARNIVAL
Good Prizes Offered for Fruits,
Vegetables, Grains, Minerals
and Livestock; to Send Ex-
hibit to Albuquerque.

tTptfltt tiep'''h w Nv s"'"h'e u"
Las Vegas, y NJ. oct. Next sat
urday Is to be a big day in Las Vegas.
being the date OF the IIom%esteaders'
Day and Harvest Carnival. when an
Imposing array OF splendid exhibits
OF grains, grasses. fruits vegetables,
minerals. poultry ana lis. stock wili
be on exhibition
Thousands OF farmers from tfH
great dry farming mesa country and
and the irrigated sections of san
Miguel county are expected TO be IN
the city ON Saturday and from tn" cN-
hibits already in place til display
win be u remarkable one. Scores OF
substantial prizes have been offered
hy the merchants IN the various de-
partments contests. In line with her
pcticv Of boosting her resources Las
Vegas Nlll scnd the pick al these ex-
hti.ts to % t.. tOrial fair at Albu
uIcrquc lvNt y .i'. Las Vegas an!
san Miguel county people believe they
have the richest domain in New Mex
leo and intend to make Il splendid
shoNins at Albuquerque regardless OF
l,at.
The following amusement program
has been prepared:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08

FOR A TIMEX OR PLUMBER
CALL Up CRESCENT HARDWARE
COMPANY. PHONE 3f5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-08

before the requisite combination of
capital and genius shall be effected.
enabling the naturalization of such
a machine. This is the aeroplane's
day" 1t will have its run before
mems minds will again revert to first
principles and develope the superior
ideas of predecessors long dead and
forgotten.
| History Repeats Itself.
Centuries ago. the principles of
mechanical flight We're known and
studied. Many forms of Heavier
than Air" machines, including the
aeropIane, were conceived before the
invention of the hot-air balloon, (call-
ed "Montgolier," in honor of its inven-
teri in 1888. But man at that date
was apparently as initiative and dis
posed to follow the leader" as he is
today. Efforts at mechanical flight
were for the time abandoned. THE
king is dead. Long live the king"
was the cry. The Montgolfier was
new, 1t was spectacular. but short
lived. The deserters from the ranks
of the Observation-Disclosures faction FLOP
ped again. and courted a new favor
tie. the gas balloon. invented in the
same year. SO many minds were thus
diverted, led from concentration ON
any one principle. vacillatin be-
tween flving-machine, Montgolfier.
and gas balloon, that a period of one
hundred years elapsed without the
production of any radical deVelope-
ment along any of these lines. Then
came a slow, steady. conscientious and
serious development OF the diriglbie
balloon. A movement still growing.
Improving. but at present threatened
by the advent of the old-neW Fetish"
the aeroplane. This last development.
though marking a reVcrs1on to old
principles, is not a retrogrCssion, =
cept as regards the type of machine
chosen. But this also has obtained
along World-old lines of conduct. Just
as the majority of minds find it cas-
Ter to copy than to originate, SO also.
man chose the Zine of least resist
ance,' adopting the aeroplanc for
naturalization because of its suscep-
tibility of development under the pre-
sent status of mechanical art, and
with the means at hand.
Present Status Of NaronIauias
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
GilenGcbnr1nbcr Dor Weridlt.

Smnbo. 9tebr., :. Sllni. - Ter
Nro5cB 1eBcn Die brei M1nner, mel
die fiirjlib bier wesen bes in Der
9tndt pom -. Mai ouf eineiu gr-
preB5ug Der ,gtortbern Eociiic.9obn"
periibtcn HoubcS Oerbaftet tpuroen,
begonn beute I'M bieiigen 9unoesge.
ri6t ulo miro pnbrdcinIid 5ipei
Gage oouern. 2ofomotipiilbrer 9ller.
MideliObn iocntiiijirte 6reo 5orten-
icn cincu Der }IngetIagten, ols ben
Wonm, luelhcr ibm eneu 9lepolpcr
oil Den aopi iebte lno itit gum Mus
fii6ren leiucr 0cicbIe 5Uang. Somes
SbGton ucrmlltbIiA Der pierte 5beil.
nebmer al Dem betrefienoeu Houb-
iberiou, lit beutc IN Ienoer, Sol,
ieIt9cnomnen porocn. 2tud) ieine
Satin, wrlhc IiA Gillian Steoeniou
nennt, beiiubet iih IN Soit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
, ,MiQiundr.Q .Q0idJmGuncr" bcrlcbt.

E6ilooclpbin q >. Slmi. -
3iini @iitglic0cr Scr nMiIlionoirc
Sire Co." elmer irehpilligen H0ib
nonnidoft nclde cine 9ln3obl reider
Widnner inter ibrcn Diitglicocrn
5Gblt, crIittcn bclIte bel Der Vefums
pilnA einc9 6elters, luel6eS cine
grobc Shclrnc Oeo Or. &. ". EomcQ
in Der Gorioot grpn Worr ser
itortc, i6mcrc 8crIctlngen. Iie
GerlcbtCn lInO: Ibonlos 0iorun,
9einbruG; &nrrp &idS, gruit lmO
2lrme 5crQllctidt; 3oIn 2ibcnbcrh
&erlebln0cn an 9tiidelt uno ShuItcr;
1obn IopIc, @cinbrud; ,{obn dc
Gor0lc, am a0rpcr perlebt. 2llle
lucrOen 9eneen. Olon glonbte, oos
6cucr lnIter Goutrole jlt boben, alS
Oa5 @ebGuoc pIoblid cinitiir5te. Gie
&6ldmnmlidait muroc Don oen ials
lcn0en lrilmmcrn 9etroiien, imO eS
tit ein <n0cr, OaB teine Mcnihen.
lc6en oabei oerloren ginger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Hdubcr I'M 9SoItantt.

9temport, &p, 3. Simi - Gin-
BREEDER iprenBten beite iriib jmei
Spinocn I'M bieliBen Foltaut nit
9iitroglpccrin. 9elpobner Der I'm.
9ebung, peIdc Oic @rploiion borten
6iineten Die 6cliitcr, gin9en icoodb IN
Der 9lniift, bnb ein SprengduB IN
cincm nnben Steinbrud obGeicucrt
porocn iet mieoer 5u gett. Gie Gin.
BREEDER gcrictben ols iie 10 uicle
2cllte ans ben 5cnItern idouen laben,
III 9lnpIt ilno entfIoben. ,Sn ibrer
Gile lieBen lie $4,000 in goargclo
un6eriibrt. mClhc binter cincn Dim.
nen Stoblmano III elmer SpinOe
lngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
giS Sftobcr ucridJubcn.

Sn6ionopoli8, Sno., ,. .Suni
- Ter ,Eonumu Gerldunolu0S.
Ero3cb" gc9cn sic 6p. Gclouon
Smitb umo Gbo5. u, &iaiomS, Ser.
ousacber Der oISnbonopoIiS Ncips,
muroc bcltc i'm bieiigen @unbesgc.
ridt bis sum fl. Sftobcr perihobcn
Inn Scr Hcaicrmg DcIcQenbeit 5ll ga
ben, 6ic 6S. ,5ronf Sithcod lnb
9Rormon &. Dad, gcluiIic 9lngeitclltc
i'm 9rrcm 6es 6rn. !. Yierpont
Mor8on lmO 0ctpiiie 9icgierlngs DC
ante in @oibin8ton ais 3cngcn Dor.
,ltiithren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
GOlliiipn nno 9rbrnsUerLnit.

Fttta burG ga, ,. Sluli. -
Grci 3ugbc0icnitete fomen bcltte SIT
MorS, Eu, um1S 2eben oils cine
otlcin iobrcnOc 2ofomotipc nit cmem
6raht5uge Der Baltimore im6 Sbio.
9obn" couiOirte Gle Set6otetcp
iino: 2ofomotiOiiibrcr Y. ". t5olplGr
aus Goaerp, pa; Sei5cr &, 9. Gar.
ncsf ans 9nfertomu ga; 9remier
Go8ar @utbric ans Gollcrp, Eo. Gle
Goaiiion plw0e bllr1 einet bcutc
irii6 iibcr Scr @Cgcno Ddn1rnOen 9te-
bel ucrlulatbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Nnslicicrnng ciner WattcnnOrbcrin
geforocrt.

9litbmono, go, =. Suni. 49,
8oupcrncltr Smullion eriudJte beute
oen 0omerncur bon 9ten.Dorf mn
2Iuslicierln8 Don 6rol NorD Qcr.
bod, luelde IN 9inmi0oie.Gorntp at.
gefIogt it, i6rcn @otten Dor ciHer
Bodc crmor6ct 81 bobcn. Nad Dem
GerbrcGcn Dcrtolfte lie oos Gigen.
tbum 6cS Wounes, 5og $4,000 aus
elmer gunf mo iuhte oomit 0os
0citc. Iic 2cid)e 0cs Grmoroetcu
lpur0e inter einem Sailfen Yoint-
5ucige nno gldttcr gcilnocn. Bic
5rml lit IN Spriuguille, H..D, per,
Dnitet lporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03

mebr ol3 bulbnc15 entJegen 81 font
mcn @dbreuO oe5 pergongenen
,Sobrc8 6aben piele beruorrageu0e
9}etp Norfcr @eiitlihc oic 6itnttiuu
Scr nmerifouiiGcn 8irtbibdit I'M
io}iulcn 2cbclt cuiebcn geIernt uno,
onitntt 5lt pcrInu1en, ooB iie gei6loi-
ien miro, bobcu tie 6eu 9rauern ibre
0iilic unGebotelL 0Cn Saloon" auf
Elm b0bercS 9tiUCou yI bringen lnlo
bei ser GrIdnaun0 BON @eieten nit
6cbiiIlIicb 3ll iein Die Den anitdnoigen
gSirt6 idbilben lu0 oeu onitGBigcn
ueriolgcn. ISir ueroeu Die 9elfrGn.
ftng Der .3obl Der 8irt6idoiten ouf
cine fiir je $50 Gimpobner befiirmor-
teu ioluic bic &c8dIiiirrn9 bcS Son-
tog9oerFouis uou I bis II llbr."
&ep. &obn y. Yeter'S aapu-
sinner Ere0igt.
Ncltc gIbcno plr0e cine 6iientlihe
&crlolnnlllng o6gCbolten IN tuel6er
9lep. &obn Y NeterS, Goriibcr oeS
Gicr5ebncr Gonite'S, tbeldeS oieSpi-
rituoien 6rage in gtew gorf un-
tcriudt, ser baltptdhIide Heoner
mar. g(Qe &eoner in oieIer Ser
iantmlmg beiiirluorteten Die Inter
oriidung oQer g8irtbidjaften, ipel1e
uiht I'M Gintlunge nit Dem 8eiete
QefiIbrt ucrOcu. 3ugleidl beiiiriuor-
tctcn lie pcrniiHftigere ino gerebtere
Weicbe. Heu FeterS ingte ocll onlpe-
icnoen Vrnltberrcn often, ooB Die
Braucr lno Observation-Disclosures
ielbIt iitr sic GrooGibitionS glgito.
ton peralhuortli6 icier, lpeiI iie ibre
@CihGfte nidt geleitet botten, iuie lie
cs bitten tblul iouen. Sn Der Stnot
9tcp Dort bitten lie ourd ibre We-
tbooen cincn groben 1beil Der Ser
ontportlibFcit iiir Oie BORT berriden-
De, politiide Corruption uno anoere
llebeI olli it'd geIooen uno Der Of
fentlitcn Wcinung 3rob geboten. @r
moQe inbeiien ndbt iagen, ooB Die
8rouereibeiiecr, lofpeit Niornl in ge.
troht fonme, idlinnner ieicn, oils
unoerc @eid)ditSIeutc.
@eniOltcns b6tten iie nitt, 9leib
Gepilian 3ltder Sntereiienten, oie
@ureesregieritng 0urh elm Spitent
fdIiher Gieipid1te brtrogen. 9ironer
befiirluortete i'm 8eiteren Sof-2icen,
un0 oQ9cneine JIeiorn uno 8erein.
beitlidung Der uuf ben @etrGnfeper-
fnui bc}iiqliben @eieBe. SSn elmer
GiSfliiion Oe0 Haines- -8eieses iugte
er, otA ole @crihte oes StouteS
9lemsYort ieien nidjt iiber aIleit To-
Del trboben. Gieielben bdtten Wtetbo-
Den eriltnOcn, mcldc Die Gnllitredltng
oIler WeieBc sur 9iegulirung oeS @e.
trGnfepcrfatfs in cine Joree nerlpan.
0eIn, lno ole ifItebIi6e 8eranttport-
li6teit 0afiir inle olli Die grauer 5u-
rid. -- gud Ir. gllan Wc2one Su-
milton pon 9tcp.Dorf mo Sobn &o-
rem ans Bolton bieIten Htoeu in Der
8erIannllung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
oro.GOmplOt srsen Sdleriff Der.
eitelt.

ga %orte, Sno., 2. Suni. -
Gin pom @cter SObeSfi. einem slrre-
itanten cntluorfcner Flon sur gr-
moroin1 oeo 2deriiiS 9lnitib uno
9cpcrtitelIi9lma ieiner 5ludt aus
Dem @eiangniB pllroe beute olrh
Die }lnjcigc eincS nnocrer @eionge-
nen, mcIhcm Sobesfi ieine abii6teit
onuertrout bate, uereiteIt. Gel elmer
0urhildlm5 Der 3elle SobeSfi's
idno man mebrcre @iienIt1be, spei
Vieiier Ino cine Sdeere Dor. g9ic er
oiele @cgcnitdnoe erIangte, lit elm
H6tblel. SobcSft lit zines Gaubes
ongeflogt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
,>ntcrciinutc Mutton.
GinQeitbml,00cItc ToriIcr Gomcngc-
number 6iientIicn ocritciacrt. -
(SroBer 2lnbrong Oou &dtIerl
lmo aGuicrinncn.

fcm Norf, ,. &lmi. - @inc
WlcnQc foibionobler Qomcn9cuGnbcr,
ldnutlid) BON ueucitcnr Barrier
Sdnitt, plrOcn bclltc bier DcrItei.
0crt. Ciciclbcn pnrCn bier cingc.
ibmuggclt lmN inn WiGr3 ,mo 9tpril
>. s. bon 3olIinipcftorcu bcitblo9
noGmt mprocn. Wiou ihGbtc ibrcu
g0crt6 omn0bcrnb oli $4,000. Die
&lciocr mnrcn iibcr 200 an Der 3obl
mo BON Der ieinItcu Sortc. Giclc
Conner ion6en lih 5u Der 8erItciNe'
rlmg Gin mo montbc 0criclben mad
ten 2lnfGuic. oIlcin Oic mcilten oCr
@em0n6cr mur6Cu BON 0dn0lern ans
Gbicogo, Gmobo mo ul0crcn Stdos
ten erItanoCu. Ger }In0ron4 mar 10
groB. 0oB uiclc Der tolillitigen %.
men iiberbuupt nitbt in 0oa glltftion9s
3Inmer 0con8cn tonntcn uno &C.
5mntBen morCn tbre 2luQcbote 0ltrh
Die 6cnlter 81 rlticn. Iic jll perItei.
gern0cn GIciOungSitidc morcn in
373 ,2ot9" NctbciIt mo 9S 0erieIbCu
brod)tcn $3.50 Gin. 3oQ.GoGcftor
2oc6 mobntc Ger &erItci9crung bel
I'M 0nrouf 81 obtcn, ooB 0ic BcrIo'
nen, mCI6c inn &croobt iGmeben nl
Dem S0unA8cIpcrilcb bctbcili9t &c.
meleu 5ll icin uon Der NctbciIiAlmg
ou Der }Iuttion ol0Ncihloicn blicbcn.
Sin aus SeiOcn-Grepon rm0 Spibcn
bergeltclltca (ca Sopn," mclhes Der
}(uftionator blmoriitiiG ol3 ,,5be
@cue Of 9lpcule u" bc}cdnetc, pur.
0c fiir $50 an cincn &lci0erbGuoIcr
in Omaha loSgcidlagcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
gDinfelbDriianer idlnISia beinnocn.

Hbilo oelpbin =. Srni. -
Sier lit oie erlte llebcriilbrllng unter
Dem StootSgciebe, rcIdeS ben 9c-
trieb pon 8infelbGricn pcrbietct, 81
rcr,eihncn. Ter llcbcriiibrte iii
rSohu 9l Booromon. GoS Stroi-
itrtbeil nuroe peri6obcn bn ein 2ln-
traa ali cinen neltcn Ero5cB 8eIteIlt
muroe. Iie olf bo9 Gergeben ieltge-
iettc Stroie lit ciuc @clobuBe ODER
@ciGuBnib auf niht meni0cr ais ied)S
Wunatc o0er beioe5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
GrfofarcidDcr WanidJrciner.Strifc.

. ito H. Nioii, ,. Sluli. - 5000
orgoniiirtc 9oli6reincr bon Bolton
babcn bclrte cincn groBcn Sicg errltn-
gen, bcnn Die neilc SobuifnIo lit BON
ioit ollel groBeren Gontruftorcniir-
men nngenomncn lporocn. 9frr lm-
Qei6br 300 Wonn bciinocn Iih nod
nm }tusltunb. Ter nelc 9Irbcitalobt
betrdgt i7M GentS pro Stln0c, oOcr
bier GentS mebr ais 6iaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
0eitcrn Mar0lanb Oi. u.
Notis am bas Ynblifnnt.

Ger n9Iue Molmtuin GrprcB" be
ainnt ieine 6obrten am Somita9, 5.
1uni. 8crldBt Sillcn.9obnboi 3.20
Notm. td9Iid, Sonnta8 uuSgenom-
men, lmo bGlt an llnion, Sutton
@oIbroof, @eitmiuitcr, 9tew.@inO-
ior, 16urmont, 9ruccuiae uno oacn
8ebirgS. Stationcn an; 2lnluit in
SogerStomn 6.15 NbenoS. G54-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
GruI,cr %rano in YbilnoclpGiu.

&btlu0cIpbio, ,. &uli, -
1os iiiniit0tigc @cbGuOe Der Fub-
muurcnbGnoler Sfm0lc & SO, gtr.
1904, GbcIhutitroBe, bronnte beute
uicoer, uno 0o5 onitoBenoc @ebGilbe
oe5 , Beneficial SupinBS 6luo" mltrs
De MIR nit Wtiibe por ;3crit0rlrng be-
mobrt. Ter ShoOcn bctrdgt 5000
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Gin6rcd)er crid,uiIcn.

GincinnotL 8, 3. Suni. -
Sutpclier 9tl6ert G5berger eridoB
beute friiG in iciner 8obnlung, gir.
2u, Sclcnitrobe, einen imbefollntcu
ginbrc6er. Gin SpieBgeiclle oes @r.
idoiiencn, lpclbcr S2ode an Der 3biir
biclt bclpcrfitelli9te icine 0licbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Na9 Oben oOcr nnten !?
ga TuGcttc erinuert @artcifibrcr an
ibr @criprcdjcn.

aci mo6r6cit0liebcnOcr 0icnid fom
beitrciten BOB Die &cpublitmcr
Dem &olf Dor Scr lebten MabI
Grlcicbtertua pcripro1cn.- Vtcbr
Iougnicriac 9icOcn i'm Scuot. -
Yroteitc Gegen cine GnticbciOlng
0cS &ice. 4br0iiocntclL mclcbc 3eit-
ucr9cu0ung pCrbitcu iollte. -
0on bctte on jolt Ger Seuot 5cbu
Stun0cn pro (og I'M 8ciHirr
blcibcn bis Ole EoriibiQ lmtcr
Gnh lit.
VI ibiugtom ;. g., ,. &uni,
- Ser Senot Hohm hClte Ciucn Be
id)ulB an und) mclclcm Don morgcn
oil Gag imo acknowledgement iuelde
5uiamnen 5ebn Stn0Cn pro Sa9 IN
}lnlpruh ncbmen uerocn, nbgcboltcn
mcrocn iolen. Gicc &rdiiOent Sbcrs
man gob I'M 2nllic Oc5 cages geIcs
Qcntli1 cineS Goridlo1cS iibcr cine
Eolitit 5ur 8clcbrGntlmg bon Ser50.
gcrmg5 2[ntrdgcn cine GntiGeiolng
ob, mcI1e Bacon (6a) lmo on6erc
Scnotoren 3u heftigcn @rpteiten per
onIobtc. Die Gntihciolmg mar out
eincn &rdceOen5iou I'M lcttcn Son.
1rcB boiirt, aIs Die }Iiori6. 6.8rccIono.
M0brllngsbiu inter GiSflliiiou mar,
uno lolltcte oobiu, ooB Die @rmnn9e-
hung cineS Guorumo Dem Scnot
niht 5ur SenntniB gcbrabt perOeu
f0nnte, pem Der Senator, melhGr
5ur 3cit 0oS Wort bot, lim ueiGcr1,
6oiielbc ob5utreteu. 9ocon crflGrtc,
oicie @nticbei0una lei orbitrdr ln0
Revolutionary mo meroe, lpeln lie III
Strait beiteben blcibe, ollie porldlncus
tarildcn Regeln nui ben Gopf iteIIcn.
Gr fiinoigte Die 9I6iiGt an, einen Ye,
i1hlB in 9e5ug olf Oieic 2ln9eIcgen,
belt nnjubieten ln0 oeniclbcn Dem
Gomitc fiir 9icGcIn ilbcruciicn 3u
lniicu.
ga 6oIlettc (9Sisc.) begom clnc
lonAe 9fc0e iibcr Die Don Den republic
taniidcn Yorteiiiibrcrn Dor Der Icg
ten Nabl gcgebcllcn Gcripre1cll III
9c5ug olf lariircpiiion lm0 io9tc.
fein mo6r1citSIicbcn0cr D}enM fonnc
beItrciten ooB Dem 8olf cine Hcol,
lion nod iutcn Ueripro6en moroen
lei. Gie idmebcn0c BID aber mcrbc
Sole crb0bcn, onltott iie 3ll ernlGBl.
gen. ga 6oucttc miro Die Heoe NOR.
gen iortictcn.
Ncllpn (Wtlnn) mo Gore (Oflo)
bIeltcn ebcninllS He0en, in meI1cu
iie cine pcriintige 9leouttion Scr 30uc
bcfiIrmorteten, 6rpe (Me) iurOcrte
GoriiidJut fir ole Baum.
moll. lmO @oQlpillnereien Ncr.GnN,
lambs uno mie0erbolte OoS alagc.
licO, bnB oic Gigentbillner berielbcn
inter Den 0cgcnlp6rti1en @crb1ltniT-
icn nidt mcbr ais ic1a Yro5ent Bru.
lit olIi 0na ongclcgtc &opitol cr5ieIen
tonncn.
@ItinS (@.. ..&a) re0ctc 3u @un7ten
b0bcrcr &oblcn' llno SetrolcunB0Qc.
lic alif 8uunuollWnaren 6e5iigli6en
Sard1rapbcn marcn nonIinell Den
gan5en log iiber inter 9isfuiion.
utlein teine einji1e 2lbitinlnung pur.
DC ourgenommcn. I'm 5.2O ccrtugtc
Iih Der Sendt bis mor9cn.