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GREAT BEAR STRING WATER
SOC. per case Of glass stoppered bottles Aas.
The sun., 1909-02-25

All Deerfoot Farm sassaEss
ve n, sde Al tie Farm, In Sou thboro Hass. Their
success Is owing 20 the choice materials AMI the
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
FATAL TRAGEDY
AT CUERVO
Francisco Caletano Is Dead and Al
fredo Macs Wounded-Latter In
Jai at Las Vegas.

From Las Vegas comes the story
that Francisco Calletano, a native OF
Mexico, was killed and Alfredo Macs,
wounded by posse from Cuervo,
Guadalupe county, which was in pur-
suit of the two men. Macs was
brought to Las Vegas and lodged IN
jail, his wound not being serious. Cal
letano and Macs were accused :cf alb.
ducting the pretty daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Garcia, the latter
keeping house for William Boylan OF
tile La Garita near El Cuervo, SO
miles southeast of Las Vegas. A
posse was organized and included An
tonic Chaves, Simon Guiana, Agapito
Garcia, Conception Dominguez Jose
S. Romero and Fabian Romero, and
soon caught up with the men who had
left the girl with her father. A run
ming fire ensued and Deputy Sheriff
Antonio Chaves was wounded in the
hand. Macs fled to the house OF Fa-
bian Romero, where he was arrested.
Calletano was found dead in the body
OF his wagon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
BOARD OF
TRADE MEETING
Every One Interested In the Welfare
Of the City, Whether Member or
Not Invited to Attend.

At the Board of Trade meeting this
evening. in addition to the matters
which were mentioned yesterday for
particular consideration, there will be
interesting talks by Territorial Engi-
neer V. l.. Sullivan and w. G. Turley
on the subject of irrigation enterprises
as affected by recent legislation, par.
ticularly by the extension of the Carey
Act to the Territories and by the
adoption of the Irrigation District sys-
TEN by the late Legislature. These
topics are especially important in con-
nection with the early development of
the Territory. The subject of sum-
mer Chautauqua at Santa Fe will also
be considered. Every one interested
in the progress of the city is invited
to attend. The meeting will be at s
o'clock in the rooms of the Board of
Trade on Palace avenue.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
COUNCIL. MET
LAST NIGHT
A New Revenue Ordinance Passed
Affecting Business Men-saloon
Licenses Raised.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council met last night at the office
of R. L. Baca, all members being pres
ent The special committee to whom
was referred the vehicle ordinance re-
ported that it should be referred to
the city attorney.
An application of Mosencio Con
Zales for city land was presented by
Councilman Baca and upon motion by
Councilman Armijo, duly seconded, il
was ordered by the council that deed
be given to the aforesaid applicant
for the land at So per acre.
A new revenue ordinance was pass
ed by the council which will be pub
lished in full later. 1t provides fo1
mercantile licenses and also an IN
crease in the saloon licenses to $4O0 q
year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26

FATAL EXPLOSION
AT Ell PASO SHELTER
One Man Killed, Two Fatally and
Four Others Seriously Injured BY
Premature Blast Explosion.

FL Paso, March 2G.-One man was
killed, two fatally and four others
seriously injured by premature ex.
plosion in a Stag pit at the FL Paso
smelter yesterday. The men had
placed the round of blasts to be fired
at the close of their days work and
were preparing to leave the pit when,
from some cause not yet determined,
the blasts exploded Pieces of Stag
we're hurled among the wOrkmen and
in another moment the Stag hanging
above where the work was being done
came rushing dow, burying seven Of
the workmen. Every available man
from the smelter was called to the
scene and for more than an hour
worked frantically in an effort to res
cue the victims Of the accident.
Jesus Miranda was instantly killed
and Enrique Mirelas and Czario Sal
mas were probably fatally injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
FEMALE SENIORS
GO ON STRIKE
They Object to Reading Shocking
French Novels In Their Litera-
ture Course.

Berkely, Calf, March 26-Twenty
young women of the senior class OF
the University of California, went on
a strike and gained their point upon
the discovery that novels assigned to
them in the reading course were
shocking" The list included Bal
zac, Du Maupassant, Zola and Dumas,
Jr. They declared they would give
up study entirely unless the books
were dropped. ss&
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
BOLD YOUTH
HELD FOR FORGERY
Had Posed As a tepson Of Vice-Presi
dent Fairbanks.

New York, March 26.-George
Cheeves. the son OF a Tor
mer police chief of Andover, Mas
sachusetts, was arraigned in court
here yesterday and held in $4,000 bail
for trial on charge of forgery.
Cheever is but twenty-four years OF
age. He went posing as a Yale man
and it is said succeeded in obtaining
$4,000 in the last six months on
forged checks, the fathers OF college
students being the victims. In 1907
he secured special train to carry
him to Chicago from Denver by repre-
senting himself to be the step-son OF
Vice-President Fairbanks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
GREAT PECOs
POWER PLANT
Territorial Engineer
Sullivan Approves
Proposition
IRRIGATION ON The G|lA
Ten thousand Acres to Be
Reclaimed by Mohawk
Canal Company.

Territorial Engineer Vernon L.. Sui
livan today approved the application
of Ernest II. Fischer, civil engineer OF
Cimarron, Colfax county, for the di-
version of the waters of the Pecos
river and Holy Ghost creek. thirty
miles east of Santa Fe, for power pur-
poses subject, however, to prior ap-
preparations. The power house is to
be erected just below the mouth Of
the Macho and is to develop 4,500
horsepower to supply current to AL
buquerque, Santa Fe and Las Vegas.
A pipe line 5.4 miles long and five
feet in diameter to connect with a
concrete ditch which will carry the
water, is part Of the project which
altogether calls for an expenditure OF
$3.50, 900. About $50 second feet Of
water are to be diverted but will be
returned to the river. A diversion dam
is to be built just above the mouth of
the Holy Ghost creek and another
further down the Pecos river These
structures are to be of concrete.
Big GiIa Irrigation Project.
The territorial engineer also ap-
proved the application of Darwin T..
Mason of the Mohawk Canal Company
for the diversion of 100 second feet of
the surplus waters of the Gila river in
Grant county. The original applica-
tlon had been for 1S0 second feet, but
as part of the project is to be in Ari-
zona, Engineer Sullivan approved only
that part which will reclaim 10000
acres in Grant county, the approval
being subject to the condition that
the diversion is to be entirely for the
| reclamation of lands in New Mexico
/ We cost of the project is to be $751;
400.
Reservoirs Near Ration.
The application of William Meader
ror the surplus waters OF the Sugarite
creek in Colfax county, to fill the
Oasis and Nebraska reservoirs, was
also approved subject, Of course, tc
prior rights.
Uracca Project Almost Completed.
The irrigation project on the Cimar'
roncito in Colfax county under con
struction on the Uracca ranch, is al
most completed. The dam across the
canon is 700 feet long and 40 high
The main reservoir and a smaller res
ervoir are riprapped from bottom tc
top with rock ten inches in thickness
For the present one thousand acres
will be irrigated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
RECALL ELECTION
AT LOS ANGELES
No Doubt of Election of George Alex.
ander, Candidate Of Combined
Anti-Harper Forces.

Los Angeles, Calf. March 26.This
is the day of the recall election for
mayor. the first to be held in the
United States. There is practically
no doubt of the election of George
Alexander, the candidate of the mu'
nicipal league. the Democratic League
and other political units in the com
bination which forced Mayor Harper
out, but it is said that the supporters
of Harper will attempt to elect so
cialist candidate. .
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
LOSES CASE

San Francisco, March 26.--The pc
tition of the Southern Pacific Railroad
for relief on the ten charges of cru
city to animals brought by the gov
ernment and decided against the rail-
road, was refused yesterday in U. S.
Circuit Court by District Judge Van
Fleet. The railroad was guilty of
keeping cattle in transit in the cars
for longer period than % hours
without unloading for good, water and
rest.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
SKIPS OUT WITH
NEICHBOR'S HORSE
Pennington Lad Runs Away to Join
the Navy at Denver.

Pennington, March 26.--Grover
Johnson, son of W. M. Johnson a well
known business man of this town, has
run away and Joined the ". s. Navy
at Denver, Colorado. He took with
him during the night saddle and
bride belonging to his father. 1t was
later found that the horse belonging
to w. N. Knight was also missing, but
SO far no trace Of the animal has been
found. The boy is nineteen years old
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
Suicide of Mrs. P.
Lorillard, Jr., Gre
ates Sensation
WASHINGTON IN A FuR0RE
Death of Mrs. Jesse Overton
at Vincennes, Indiana,
Self Inflicted.

Washington, D. c., March 26.-So-
ciety here is in a furore over the sui
eide by asphyxiation of Mrs. Pierre
I.ori,lard, ,Jr.. wife of the tobacco
masnate, yesterday. Two notes left
by the woman were found by the cor
oner but will not be made public at
| the request of friends. Mrs. LOrillard
was 40 years old and for many years
was a leader of Washington society.
All through the day flowers poured
into the Lorillard home. Baron Mon
cheur and other diplomats are send
ing huge wreaths, Mr.. Iorillard was
prostrated and declined to see any
one. Pierre Lorillard. the third, just
out of college, is journeying home
from New York.
The death was made more dramtic
by occurring only a few hours after
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard had been the
guests OF Mrs. Townsend on Massa
chusetts avenue at dinner given In
honor of Lady Paget
About $50 this morning the butler
in the Lorillard residence detected an
odor of gas. The gas was traced to
Mrs. Lorillard's apartments. The
butler was Mortified to behold the
body of the mistress of the house
stretched out lifeless on the floor OF
her bathroom.
The alarm brought Mr. Lorillard
from his apartment. Panic-stricken,
the servant was dispatched for doc
tor while Mr.. Lorillard attempted to
revive his wife by artificial respira-
tion.
Coroner Nevitt ordered Deputy Cor
oner Galze Brook to perform an au-
topsy. on the completion of which the
coroner issued a certificate of death
of suicide by gas poisoning.
Extreme reticence is being main
tanned by the Lorllard families and
all others who possess information
regarding the sudden death.
Mrs. Lorillard left a note which the
coroner has seen but which Mr. Lor-
lizard has declined to make public. 1t
is understood that it contains no dec
| laration of any intention on the part
of Mrs. Lorillard to take her life.
| The last person to see Mrs. Loril-
lard alive was her husband, who bade
her goodnight from the Townsend
residence Mrs Lorillard was SEEM
ingly in the best of spirits
Mrs. Lorillard before her marriage
to Lorllard in 1881 was Miss Caroline
J. Hamilton. She is survived by two
sons. one of whom is now travelling in
the Orient and the other is in college
! In New York.
Since the Lorillards began passing
the winter social season in Washing
ton they have entertained and been
entertained largely. Invitations were
out for luncheon today at the Loril-
lard home which were recalled i'm
mediately. Last Sunday the Loril-
lards gave one of their usual Sunday
night dinners. @
! NOT MURDER, BUT SUICIDE.
/ Vincennes, Ind, March 26.-The
} sensational death of Mrs. Jessie Over
ton Culbertson, believed to be form
Ter Texas girl, Is now believed to have
been suicide. Facts in the past life
OF the woman indicate that she was
OF queer mental disposition and the
murder theory has practically been
discarded. Inquiry is being made in
Texas for her relatives.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
LEGISLATORS VINCE
UNDER CRITICISM
Summoned One of Their Own Men,
bers Before the Bar of the
Senate at Denver.

Denver Colo, March 26.- Benja-
min Beshoar, of Trinidad, last night
before the bar of the Senate said he
had written the articles complained
OF as reflecting on the members of
the Senate but refused to tell where
lte received the information. The mat
ter was finally dismissed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
POLICE COMMISSIONER
is INDICTED

Los Angeles, March 26.-Former
police commissioner under the Harper
regime, Samuel Schneck, was last
night indicted by a special grand jury
in connection with the investigation of
alleged municipal graft.
It is charged that Schneck offered a
bribe to former City Prosecutor E. ].
Fleming to induce him to retain from
causing the arrest and posecution Of
the managers and inmates Of disor-
derly houses.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
IMPORTANT
APPOINTMENTS
Gov. Curry Selects
Laymen on Edu-
cational Boards
W|[l 60 TO ROSWELL
There to Attend National
{ Guard Armofy Dedication
~ and Convention.

Governor Curry will go to Roswell
next week to be present at the dedl-
cation of the National Guard Armory
in that city on the evening of April 3,
and also to attend the Stock Growers
convention on April 6, and 8. The
trip to Roswell will be made via the
Belen Cutoff, and the return trip by
automobile
Penitentiary Board.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
has resigned as member of the Peni-
tentiary Commission, and Governor
Curry has accepted the resignation.
He appointed in Mr.. Jaffas place,
former Territorial Secretary j. Wal
lace Reynolds.
Conservation Commission.
Governor Curry is considering the
appointment Of conservation COM
mission created by the Thirty-eighth
Legislative Assembly. The members
who served on the commission ap-
pointed by Governor Curry previous
to the formal creation of the commits
sion by the legislature, and who have
rendered efficient service voluntarily
ard without compensation, will be re-
appointed, if they SO desire.
Reform School Trustees.
Governor Curry today appointed r.
II Aldrich of Springer, trustee OF
tie New Mexico Reform School to
be established at Springer, vice R. w
II Bryan, of Albuquerque, resigned
There are likely to be two more vacan
cies on the board, caused by the res
ignation of Hon. Venceslao Jaramillc
and Rev. Simon Avernhe, just ap
pointed trustees of the Spanish-Ameri
can Normal School at Ell Rito. In that
case, Hon. A. s. Bushkevitz of Roy
Mora county, and a Colfax county
man, are being mentioned for the va
cancies.
Territorial Board Of Education.
Governor Curry today announced
that he had appointed Amado Chaves
of Albuquerque, former superintend
ent of public instruction, and w. G
Hayden, for the past ten years presi
dent Of the board of education of Eas
Las Vegas, as the lay members of thu
territorial board of education provided
by the new educational law. The re
quest for Mr.. Haydon's appointment
was almost unanimous on part o
the business men and educatlona
leaders of the Meadow City. Th'
members are appointed for five years
Amado Chaves was former residen
of Santa Fe and has always taken
lead in educational matters.
Spanish-American Normal School.
Governor Curry today appointed thu
following board of trustees of thu
Spanish-American Normal School a
El Rito: Ex-Governor L. Bradford
Prince of Rio Arriba county, but re
siding in this city; ex-Delegate to Con
gress Antonio Joseph Of Ojo Caliente
Taos county; Hon. Venceslao lara
milo Of Ell Rito, Rio Arriba county
hon. Malaquias Martinez Of Taos, ant
Rev. Simon Alvernhe of FL Rito. Al
will be remembered this school wa
created by the Thirty-eighth Legisla
tive Assembly and is to be housed II
the fine, modern concrete structur
built for the Reform School but neve
used by it.. An appropriation of $3.50
year was made for the school unde
the proviso that it should have a
least twenty-five pupils the first yeal
The board is considered an excellen
one and will undoubtedly make tn
school success.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
I aiken toMercer for
Preliminary Hear
ing and Trial
FATHER REMOUNcEs CHILD
Woman a Native of Chicago
and Daughter Of a City
Fireman.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 26.-James
Boyle and wife, Helen Boyle, were
brought here from Cleveland today on
their way to Mercer, where they will
be kept pending trial. The woman is
very nonchalant while Boyle is de-
pressed. There may be a hitch in the
proceedings which will prevent the
trial OF the woman in Pennsylvania be-
cause she did not appear in the actual
kidnapping, but acted only in Cleve.
land.
The Curse of Bad Associates.
Chicago, March 26.--Tt developed to.
day that Mrs. Helen Faulkner Boyle,
who, with her husband James Boyle
is held in connection with the Whitla
kidnapping, is daughter of William
McDermott, former city fireman.
The old man has broken down at the
discovery and says he will renounce
his daughter If she makes any claim
on him and will give her no aid. He
says the girl was once beautiful and
received a good training, but fell
among bad associates.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
APPARENT FURY
OF A MAD MAN
Stabbed His Brother Sixty-seven
Times and Riddled Him With Six
Bullets In Self Defense.

Dallas, Texas, March 26.-Offering
no other explanation than that he
acted in self-defense, Roy Terry today
confessed killing his brother, DR..
Hugh Terry The body Of the latter
showed sixty-seven knife wounds be-
sides six bullet wounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26

CASTRO Is FURIOUS
Told BY Steamship Owners He Must
Leave the Boat Before It Gets to
Venezuela.

Bordeaux, France, March 26.-For.
mer President Castro of Venezuela,
was furious when told by steam
ship official he must leave the boat
before reaching Venezuela. He said
he was willing to stand trial for any
misdeed. He will land at Trinidad.
His remarks lend color to the belief
that he will organize revolution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
WILL SUPPORT LAS
VEGAS SANlTARlUM
Knights Of Pythias Lodges viii Levy
Per Capita Tax to Increase Ca
pacity Of institution In the
Meadow City. -

Chicago, March 26.--At a meeting
CT representative of one hundred and
fifty-two lodges of the Knights OF
Pythias, held here, it was decided to
levy per capita tax upon the mem
bers of teh order to increase the ca
pacity of the National Pythian sani-
tarium at Las Vegas, New Mexico.
More cottages will be erected.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
CHARLES B. WAITE
CROSSES THE DIVIDE.
Eminent Jurist and Author, Court As
sociate Of Abraham Lincoln, Dies
at Chicago.

Chicago, March 26.-Charles B.
Waite, S5 years old, court associate
of Lincoln. Territorial Judge in Utah
during the turbulent times with the
Mormons and an author Of promi-
nence, died today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
BACK TO THREE CENT
FARE IN MISSOURI
Rate Conference Fails and State Leg
islators viii RetaIiate with
I anieia%inn

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 26.-It
is apparent that the rate conferences
between the state and railway Off
Gals have failed. 1t Is believed that
the railways will institute the old
three cent rate and the state will pass
regulating laws in retaliation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26
TEN.RoUND MILL AT
NEW YORK TONIGHT

New York, March 26.--Jack O'Brien
of Philadelphia and Stanley Ketchel
will meet tonight in ten-round bout
here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-26

er Texas girl is now believed to have
been suicide. Facts in the past life
OF the woman indicate that she was
OF queer mental disposition and the
murder theory has practically been
discarded. Inquiry is being made in
Texas for her relatives.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
ErObibitiOniitcn iicscn i'll Siio-
Carolina.

hGolumbio, SIS, II. 9(llguIt
- Sn II bon 0cn IL Counties oes
StooteS WurOcn belttc @ablcn ii6cr
Die @etrdnfeOcrtouiS 6rage o6gcbol.
ten, Sn Den Counties Beaufort, Rid.
lolto, Nifcn uno 6lorcncc bobcn bic
NoIicl, weIdc Die 9ci6eboltllna Der
StaatsOiSpeniarien bciiirlporteL ei,
lien tIeinen Soriprlmg uno onS
IGhicBlidc Hciultot lit nod i'm 3mci.
iet. Sn ollen nnocren Counties ifci-
lcn icOodl Ole BrobibitioniIteu init
BroBen Mcbrbcitcn geiiegt 31 baben.
(SpGter.) - Die Counties geolts
Tort &idlono mo 2tiferl boben nit
ticincn Muiorit0ten rnoB" geitimmt,
6lorencc mo @corgctomn iino nod
5ncifclboit. Die Stoot Ghorleiton
cltihico nit acknowledgement Wtoio-
r;t0t fir 9cibcboltung ocs Gi8pen,
iuriumS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Wudl Gin Nntp llnfaQ.

Su5crn II. 9tuauit. - Hrin5
%elcyon0cr HoinniowSfp, Ser5og bon
9eiidtenbarg, bat ori Der 5abrt pom
anrlsbao i'll 9egleitung bon Sberit
g. Ssnobifin i'm 8orarlbere-Bob
nobe Der Sd)peijer @ren5e einen ern-
ten 9(utomobil- llnfall erlitter. 9tuf
ltcil oblu1rts fiibrenoem Bfabe Der.
iaGte Ole Sremie, uttb Der Yrin5, Der
bas 9luto lenfte, mar gejlpungen, &c.
gen Die Jelsmano on5urennen, I'm
ciren Stur5 III Den abgrunb anf Der
alioeren Seite 5u oerbiiten. Ger
Grin5 fam nit unbcoeuterben Ser
letnneen baupn mGbreno Iein Be
gleiter cine idpere SuBperrenfung
bnnou trla. Ger Wotprmogen muroe
rur leift beidaoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
MpronadDridlt nidt beitGtiat.

Monte Carlo, II. gltguIt. 49,
sic geltern 9lbeno bier pcrbreitctC
9fodridt, oaB Elm rcid)er Ameritn-
fer, Nonlcns 81. 6. 3. Moribull, bier
II ctllem Soipital BON eillem &0rter
crmoroct luorocn lei, bat iih beutC
nod nlft ~6cIt1tigcn loiicn. Die Be
Gnr0en erflGren, OoB in Wonte Carlo
fcinc Morotbot porgefoQen iei. is
id)eint, bob Elm 4merifoner, 9to.
mems Woriboll, Der Elm 9rlloer Ell.
reg rcid)cll omerifoniihcn 9onfierS
ictn Ioll, I'M lebten 8inter meaell
@ctlteSltorung III elmer Srrcnonltoli
jlt Tt5jo nntergcbraht bod bnlo oar.
duf mcgct an1riffS ouf einen Boli.
5Iltel ocrboitet nuroe. 8cnigc 5oqc
lpdter lpltroe er mieoer in 6rei6eit
gcictt unb trof g~eItcrn bier in Monte
Carlo ein. Nad WutbmoBung Der
Goli5ci bat MoribaIl unter Dem 9(n.
tricbc elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Die
9iodriht BON ieincr grmor6nnn
iclblt ali oic 3eitutgen gcioltot. Cine
ipeitere SeItitcalrno Der Geri0nlidfeit
oeS Entertainers lit nod uift CT.
iolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
&nHogcbnn9cn Der SppUiiitun in
WertfU.

Stu0t M cyito, II. Illgult.-
oMcrico NepS," ooS Organ Der Sp-
poiitioHSportei, bringt cine Spe5iol-
0rpcihc aus 0toreIia, Sollptitoot ocS
StoutcS W'id)oucon, oobinlouteno,
SGb BORT i'll Ser lettcn 9to6t 9lntt.
administrations = &ropallc ultoge=
brohen ii10. Cine S6uar G%orrolis
Itus pcrIltftc, cine politiife Scr
idnmluua 81 bolten, lpuroe icood)
non InbGngern oc3 @cncrol HcpeS
chs Der @oae pcrtriebcn, uno Die
@tttcrcn %manoclten oISounm bic Scr
,cmmllmg III cine OppoiitionS.aunO
gcbulla NM. @ln 10000 EcrionCn be-
t)Ciligtcn iid Ooron. &iclc 6roucn
morcn 5uge9cn mo ricicn BON Den
MoIfonS tbrer 60rier bernb: IS
lcbc HcDes, nicocr nit Corral"
GoS nGmlide 9lott mcloet in lei.
ncr bclltigen 2luagobc nltd), ouB
groBe lln5uirieocnGcit I'M Stootc
2%)llcoton berridIt mo Oob Die oortigc
&cu0lfcrung Don Dem iogclonntcn
administrations = 8ouucrncur nid)ta
wiiien Mil. Seine McnihGnlebcn limo,
irlueit man luciB, in Dem Nllirubr 5II
Mioreliu perlorcn g%e9ongen.