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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

prof ]. ID. Tinsley. soil expert M
AGRICULTURAL propaganda Tor the
santa Pc railway, found a live buneh
az farmers Yesterday when he VS.
itod the section on the east slde OF me
railrond tracks south or tins Guy.
Professor Tinsley spent the AFTERNOON
ana evening at the Rio Grande IN
dustrial school where he met the
members Of the Farmers Expert
ment association and others inter-
ested In the development OF thal sec.
ZION. and the time was passed most
nrofitably on the part OF the farm
ers. In the afternoon frolessol
Tinslay went MI over the rhnch
property OF the Industrial school N
with superintendent A. G,
Heyman and visitors, n inspected
whht IA being done and what - be-
,tnn Banned for the agricultural de-
yelopmsut Of thai vicinity. Prof
rinslcy NSs agrecably surprised At
what he loud ana the men who en-
tertainel hlinAn return assimilated .
lot 81 ptaellcs& valuable informa-
Of bringing nndefsS a me1 ! ' enltIva.
lion the valley land& oct susceptihle
OF irrigation by eraV% from the
Dry farming and irfNalion by
windmfls has already beN tried
successfully by the farmers down
there and one matter which ais
cusaed nj length by prof. T1nN~e
and the farmers was the question .
pumping for irrigation, which II Y
believed is %thoroughly feasiole u
that locality. These farmers IT,
among the most progressive IN IN
c",ntv and through their own effort
have already accomplished a numoe
of important things, notably inc spV
cessfui treatment with crude OIL ol
mile or two of the sandlest ioo" !
/, the valley. ~ onos
I The farmers Yesterday tired qucs
/, lions AT the expert by volieys' an
Kent him husy for hours ansWerln
! them. Prof. Tinsley regards =
, h. has held and his visit has give
a big impetus to the i~nteliigent &c
p velopmcnt or the resources OF tn
section.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
REBEL LEADER BUYS
RIFLES IN TEXAS TOWN

El Paso, Texas, Dec. 16.-A special
to the Times from Maria, Texas,
states that Deputy Sheriff 5, r. Miller
has just returned from Preside and
states that the town is overtaxed with
Mexican refugees, there being over
1909 women and children there from
Ojinaga and other Mexican towns.
Teofilo Amadillo, in command at
Oiinasa, boldly crossed the river on
Thursday and purchased rifles and
an uunition from an American mer-
chant for the Mexican government. A
detail OF rangers passed through
MARTA today for duty along the river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

clinton J. Crandali superintendent
of th, United states Indian school ar
santa Fc. and Francis g Wilson. at
tornev FOR the Pueblo Indians arrlN-
"a In the city last night from the
north.
Lieutenant John w Collier OF the
New Mexico mounted police. arrived
in the city last night from tsstancia'
"a here ne appeared against W a
sentenced Friday To- serve from
..,entv-nVe 10 ninctN-nlne years ma
.th. territorial penitentiary for thf
murder OF his niece. Miss Mary Will
hanson. a school teacher. al Lucy.
\ NJ. last Monday, Lieutenant Col
Tier arrested Gray soon after tht
crime was committed and SAWS thai
Ia was one of the most brutal mur'
ders ne has heard Of ~ his experience
lof t~wcnty-one years as an officer o
lthe Law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
PRAISES
I. CONSTITUTION
N ATFL. SUMNER
.lelegate in Constitutional Con-
yeAion and Strong Democrat
IeIIs Why 1t Should Get the
Votes of the People,
Especial oorr.spondense to Morning Journal

Especial oor-respondence to Morning Journal
For Sumner. \. NJ, Dee. 15.-
Judge {. NJ. Compton OF Portaies,
y. NJ. a delegate to the constitutional
conventiou spoke in For sumner
last night. in favor OF adopting the
constitution nom the standpoint of
a democrat His argument was log
teal and powerful. and his audience
was large aud listened attentively 10
him. After the judge had finished
his speech the crowd unanimously
compliments his speech. and the
town has assimed a different atti-
.tude toward the constitution since
his address.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
MAOER0 APPOINTS
GOVERNOR Of
CHIHUAHUA
Wealthy Cattle Broker Selected
for Post as Head of Revolu-'
tionary State Government.
fBy Morning journal Special Leased wireI

Ell Paso, Texas. Dec. 16.-Abraham
Gonzales. a wealthy stock broker OF
Chihuahua, has been appointed pro-
visional governor of Chihuahua state
by Madero, according to lnforma-
ton brought here Thursday night by
Luther r.. Ellsworth, American con-
sui at c. p. Diaz. Ellsworth states
that Gonzales is in the field near OIL
maya in company with General Per-
fecto Lomeli and h a the two have
command of about 1000 armed men.
Ellsworth arrived here by automo-
bile from the vicinity of oJinaga-
where he went as q special repre-
sentative of the department of state
10 investigate conditions. He states
that when he left the own was gar
risoned by 100 Mexican soldiers n
thai the %insurrecto force within III
ty miles. numbered Loco. 1t was eN-
pected that the town would be TAKEN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
DIAZ HAS PROHIBITED
IMPORTATION OI ARMS

Washington, Dec. 16.-Notice has
been received by the %postoffioe de-
partment from the postal administra-
ton Of Mexico that President Diaz of
the Mexican republic has issued an
order prohibiting in general the i'm
portaticn into Mexico by mail OF
arms and ammunition of any kind.
The Mexican exchange offices have
been directed by the order To return
TO their origin any arms or ammuni-
tion which may be contained in the
mails received at those offices from
other countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

extraordinary emotional powers,
Miss Walsh herself regards the foie'
as one OF the very best In which u
has ever appeared.
Mr.. Hummer is "a magazine writer
of note. as well as a playwright.
''The other Woman is the third sue
cessfal play he has written. Th'
star herself is required on the stage
al Ions intervals and the players
have been chosen with extreme care
The leading man is George w. How
.nrd. this being his fourth season with
Rinnche Walsh i'm that capacity.
previously he was leading man Tor
several Of Charles Frohman's stars
among these being Ethel Barrymore
Nelli, Butler. another of the prtncl-
nails in "rhe other Woman. was
one OF the chief supports for Walker
Whiteside In the Melting Pot last
season. Previously she appeared II
important roles ia Charles Frohman
nroductions. Ana Cleveland, proml'
nent i'm the cast. was formerly prin'
1 cipal suppo for George FaWcett
y,ra Lawrence and isabel MondoEs
NJ, also prominent in the cast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
JAPANESE FLEET REACHES
PORT OLE MANXANILO

Mexico City, Dec 16.-Special dis
patches from the Port of Manzanillo
today said that the Japanese fleet IN
command of Rear Admiral Yashiro
had arrived there. A military com
mission sent from Mexico City con-
veyed To the Japanese officers greet
.irYs from President Diaz. and an in
vitation tc visit the capital. Tha IN
vttalion was accepted, but so lar the
date has not been named. Many
honors were paid the japanese off
GERS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
TRAIN FROM MINACA
CAPTIRED BY KEsBEIS

Mexico City, Dec. IA special to
lei Heraldo from Chihuahua dated
yesterday said fighting had begun
anew at Pedernales. A train from
Minaca, Chihuahua, was surrounded
by insurrectos upon its arrival, cap
tured and backed to a point near san
Antonio, for what purpose is not
learned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

The quicker a cold is gotten ria ~
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases Mr.. r "
T. Han. % Wavorly. Va saws. 81
firmly believe Chamherlain's Coush
Rem"'fy 20 be absolutely the hest
preparation on the market for colds
! nave recommended Il % my friends
and they all agree wilh me For sale
by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
OUTCOME OF BATTLE
NEAR PRESIDE IN DOUBT

Eagle Pass, Texas, Dec. 16.-Ac-
cording to a dispatch from Preside,
Mexico, revolutionists and federal
troops clashed about fourteen miles
from Preside today. The outcome Of
the battle is not learned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

When your feet are wet and cold
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure. take a bis
dose % Chambcrlsin's Cough Remedy.
battle your feet IN hot water before
going 10 bed. and you are almost GER
tain 20 ward Off a evere cold. For
gale by an dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
Uncle Sam Desires to Aid
Krigators in NeW Mexico

Valuable Work Done in Line of irrigation Investigation IN tne
West Demonstrated by Annual Report OF Secretary OF Agri
culture: Office Of This Branch at Work Maintained al Aerl-
cultural College Where Engineer VIII Answer inquiries from
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

Every family has need OF a good
raiiable iinimcnt. For spratns, bruises
soreness of the muscles and rheNmatle
pains there is none better IMAM >hai"
berlain's. sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
FOR THE
S|XTy-F|RST
FISCAL YEAR
Territory of New Mexico Took
in S1,031,81719 From Mo-
vember 80, 1909, Until Nov
80, 1910,
Especial Correspondence 90 Morning. Journail

Santa Fo, N. NJ. Dec lb'--Ihe
following were the receipts OF the ter
ritorv ~ New Mexico for the fiscal
wear ending November 80, 1910:
Receipts OF taxation, in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17

I had troubled with consti-
nation forrp years and tried all OF
the best <icians in Bristol. Tenn.
thew Ia do nothing FOR me-
writes M Williams Middleboro.
XIV. sTw4 ckagcs % ChRmberlain's
stomach Liver Tablets cured me"
IFor sale dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-17
the Farmers.

A notable feature % the recent re-
mort by Secretary Of Agriculture WIZ
son was mat section devoted 70 me
subject Of irrigation investigations ~
the west, q work In which tho gov
eminent is striving 60 give praclleai
aid 10 the farmers on irrigated lands
From n. l.. Bixby. irrigat.ea engineer
in charge OF the office ~ lhNeNf'bu-
tiou maintained az the experiment sth-
ton al Mesiilm Park, the Morning
.Journal has received the following
letter. accompanying q copy Of me
eecrttary's report relating 70 thls
particular subject.
Agricultural College, New Mexico
December Is, 1910.
Editor Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, N. M.
nv Dear Sir: ] am enclosing mere
with a copy OF a report a by the
sesretarN Of agriculture on b FRO
Rress Of IRRIGATION Investigations ~
the West. VIII you kindly pnpnsh
this in your paper as belieNe iho
article contains Information 81 con
siderable interest and Importance 10
the i%rriKators Of the territory II y
MOI generally known that the u ,.
depaTtmeut Of agriculture has a rep
resentative here Ia the territory ana
YOU will be doing the public a goOn
turn by publishing the same VIII
Won kindly send me a Clipping OF TINS
article az published In your paper so
that may send the same 20 me
Washington office az a record that !
CAV. the information 70 the press ana
also to show the department that the
pfess Of New Mexico IL alive to the
things which make for the develop
menf OF agricultural interests The en-
closed envelope may be used TO re-
turn the clipping no postage pelhR
required Thanking YOU for your CO.
operation, ! am,
Very ~ninrpFelV YOURS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
SphncrbDbnna crGpfit.

Gtnclnnuti ., 10. MGr;. -
Trolloent :. &. 2emiS Dol, ben Ser.
@ru6cnor6citcrn Norbamerifo'S ct,
florte bellte Normittog nod Sd)lilB
Der 9eratbln1cn bcS gen,ciniamclt
Counties Scr @rtbenorbeiter uno -@e.
libcr S%noinna'S, Sbio'S nno oes meit.
!id)cn TcnrIpIponien's, neld,es nj.
Der feline &ercinbdrnng crreid)te, boB
om mo ltud) Dem 1. g(pril oic 8ru-
bernrbelter cine 2obn5ltluge erbolten
lpiiroen. &. T.. Monrer, elm 8rnber.
better ans GIepclonb, lngte Dor pc.
ginn Der 9tohmlittogsiitute. 2cuis
forilc mohl Den 9eilteit Geieblcn, bic
arbeit nieocrjuleaen, or fonilc ober
tid)t Die Ionpfpieifcn crt0ncn laiIct
llno %oltoroncn menn bic arbcit BON
Neilem beglnne. aqeln Anid)ein nad)
pcroen Die 8rubenbeiiscr feii,c bobc-
rem 2ofnle belpiQigen.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
Natiunal. WnIcnnt crDffnct.

@abin8ton, 10. M1r5. -
Iua nclle Notioilol- Mnieilm ma &C.
lterll 5iinl critcu Mole fir baS aQgc-
mcinc Elibliflm gcofinet, rno cine
genaltige Nnjobl polt Scutcn mad)tc
bopon @ebrnlldI. Iic forntellc gr-
ofinlutg bat id)on geitern itottgeiun-
ben, obcr Der 3l,tritt mar nlir geeell
gintrittsforten geitottct, beren ctpo
1000 uuSgegcben morocn morcn,
Meoer oas Wcb1lloc, nod Die Snmm'
llluselL melde BARN sur Shail &C.
itclt perben iollen, iinO fertig, ober
bns @ebotcne geniigt ood) id)on 81
benz 9eueiie, boB boS neite Snititut
cine Scr beOcutenoiten Sebensmiiroig-
fcitcn Der Vlmocsbailptltoot meroel,
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
Htcicnarbcit.

south Bethlehem, oen 10.
Mdr6. - Ser bonn 0epnrtemel1t iiir
So1ocl uno Slrbcit in @oibilgton
blcrber gcloltotc ittb nit Der Inter
llld)nng ocS Stubl: StrifeS beauitro9-
te Spc5iol GommiiiGr Gtbclbert
Stcporo bat olf ieincn @llnid) 5mci
Niltltcnten crbnltcn, Die inn bel lei
llcr Ndnuicri9en Arbeit al bic Suno
9cbcl lollcn. GS iinO Dies bic Ser,
ren Sbomos u. 9ortlcy uno :. :.
Slllllpnll, mclhc bette aus @olbina.
ton bier c%intrnicrt. Sic @cifner0cn
Der Strlfer, bic gcltnit gcpriiit iper-
oclr n%lillIcll, cltbolten 1000 Wortc,
mo Die Nrbcit bcs &crglcid)s scr bon
Den Strifcrn bcrlotgtcn 2obnrotc
nit oen 2obncr. meld)c Die 9etblc.
benz Steel So. Dor Dem Strife ibrer1
Nrbeltern bc5uhltc, nit bcnelt sic lie
icbt ibren Nngeitcutcn bc,oblt, lit
cine 1llBcrit miibiomc, uno cs oiiritc
mcbrcrc Gage III s(nlpri,d) nehrncn,
ebc Elm gcridlt 5lllonlnleltgelteQt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20

lld)en Saiion,l ipom t.. 5uni bis +.
september.
Srau b. Sd oalebef aus Ser
Salt entIden.
Srau b. Sdjoncbef, Die @ittpe bes
bon ibrem 9icbbabcr, Dem Sullpt.
manu- D. Goben, crmorocten MajorS
b. Sa)onebed IN IQenitcin, uno jebi.
&C Srmt Wcbcr, lpcld)c nnl 4. WGr5
III Gbarlottcnburg III Soft genommcn
mar, 1T geacn Stcllng elmer Golt-
ton bon $4,000 Morf freigelolicn
lporoen. @cgen lie ihiptbt nod bas
Teri0Brtit mcgen 9eiBiiffc sur Gr.
mornprg. ibres Monnes.
1er. -.antrag alf @oitcntIaiilntg,
Dem WtnHncbr cntiprod)en iporoen lit,
Itilbte iid} oirf Dos @llto6ten 5lpcier
Aer5te, ouB 6rou Shoncbed ifmer
frant lei. Sbre 9lugcborigcn botten
iif bcreit erfldrt. bis ju 100000
Wtarf iofort ais Siderbeit ST. butter
legen.
Gr. @ilPS Diner 5u G6rcn
DeS Serrn Barter.
Der omerifoniihc 9otidoitcr Or.
Sapne Sill miro morgcn SIT gbrcn
oeS bier auf fllr5e 3eit Dermeixnocn
!Serrll Nlton y. Barter BON 9tcru=
Oorf Elm groBes 9iner peranitalten,
mclheS einen erleienen &reis berpor,
%ragenoer DISQUALIFICATION an ieltlihcr
Gofel oereinigen miro.
q lopanni &omperti> uno
EuoWig Sittcnfelo
eitorben.
@iopQnni Sumperti, Der beriibmte
8eianglebrer, Der inter 5ablreiden
anoeren beruorrogenoen SGiilern
alld) Miercello Sembrid) sur groBen
Sungcrin berangebilOet bat, lit bier
geItorben. Ger olte 0err, CT pllroe
ilbcr 20 Sabre ult. muroe bis in Die
nellclte 3etf sur -it1terlfet0ltll9 Don
leinem nidt minbcr beriibmten,
l0ngIt %pcrItorbenen Safer ,2umperti
Der Siingere" %genoult. gr gait ais
elmer Der bemdbrteltcn Sitter OeS ito.
lieniiden nbcl callto" mo mar icilter
&llnlt init &eib mo Scclc crgebcu.
Homperti bat alld) cin uiclgclciencs
lno bGuIig c%itirtea Bud ii6cr ieinc
Metbpoe gclGricbcn. Scin 9inidci-
Den miro Don 5nblreid)en Shiilern
mo 6rcunoen lebbnit b%etrauert.
Sn Sre5lnu lit Der ShriititcQer
mo 0rnnlcnoidtcr <opig Sittcl,
Ielb ans Dem 2tben qcid)ieoert. quo.
mig Sitteniclb pllrOc am 10. Ge5enl-
Der 1852 gc6orcn. Scinc crltcn
S6opfnngclL boS Suitiptcl Son.
n%cr9to9" nr0 bic Hoiic n2ofoIpotrio.
ten, cridienen Glloc Scr 70er Sabre,
Spdtcre Ttiide worcu bic Tplicn
~5iiIttIc biiim 'Htic5citt" l1tillo n,gttic
&atlffcln" II. a. III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
Seis6litation in &rabiprb.

Ncmport. u. s., 10. MGrS. =
GoS Wnrinebeportemen. bat SCI,
Sermin fir Die defining Der Siier.
ten onf erridtung Der grobcn Sei,.
o%litation iiir Die Morine in 9rob.
foro, nid)t melt Don Der aoblenIto.
tion. porgeriift ullo alidl in onocrcr
&ciie SIT erfcnneln geeebclt. onb ibm
an Der 9eeilnne Der a~nSfiibruna Der
arbeitcn eeiegen lit. Gic Station IN
BRADFORD miro MIR cine in elmer aarr.
sen aette oerartieer Stationen ulti
beioen Seiten bes Continents iein
nto $4,000 @allonen Sei5ol uno
100000 @aIloneu Uoiolin aiiincb-
men fonnen. Dies piro Die gro6te
station on Der atlantiihen aiiItc
Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
Tanlc Gicr.

Gew. Dorf, 10. M6r5. = Bun.
bes = Observation-Disclosures Scrm.
Sino beid)lagnobmte geitern $50
3ebn Efunb aonnen getrodneter
Gier. on GuantitGt 10000 Gierll
gleidfommcno, Die u. Smitbion bon
Gbicogo on iih iclbit 5lt S1nben Ell
mes Sogerbaiies lit @reenpidt Ctr.
geianot bate. Snipcftor 2ino be.
baiiptctc. Dab bic annien cine aeiro-
rene 6liiiii9fcit cntbolten, ru,o Die
Seidlagnobmc inter Ser @eiesesbe-
Itinmlmg, Die oui peroorbene @an-
rem 9e5ne bat, eriolet ici. Ger gun-
oes. Giitriftsuniunlt iperDe icst baS
neutrality-suspicious. einleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
Y~ranSliiter 6efcunen lid, iduloia.

SuntinNOom go, 10. MGr5.
- Sic pier MGnner, 9lbc &ecb, Sobn
Gurlc, Gorrp McGrlm mo Gborlc.
ton @utcs, weld)e oii Sen Seroadt
bin ~pcrbaitet mrlroen, bic Gcriibcr
Der 5ablrcifen 9rnnbItiitu1gcrt, pcl-
dc Sd)oocn i'm 9etrogc pom SlGl,s
900 peruriad)ten, 5u iein, legten bci,-
tc Dor Mopor u. ". SacobS nno Dem
Toli5cidef 9otburlt Elm pplitGiloigeS
8eitdnbnib ob. @roBc Grlcif)terlmg
bat iid) inter Der 9epDlferlng be.
nlcrfbur genlod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20

@nmmer out ben Gid. SdlieBlid
mlGr0e Die Hllbe bergeitellt, mo Der
Spred)er erfl6rte, boB ein 9Intrag
ouf 9ertagrng in Gronung iei.
Glide riefcn Dem Mepublifauer
Gaines BON @irginicn, mcId)er eirleu
ioldlen Introg %iteIltc, 81: o3iebenSie
bcnieIbcn 5uriidl" nNein Itcbcn Sic
felt!" n&ertagcn!" o@erit i'm Dirl=
aus"
Ter g%ntrnoiteQer meiGertc iid, Sen
Glltrog 5uriif SIT 5iebcn, lno Ocricl-
be mltroe 5llr Abitinlmunq 0cbrnd)t,
nm inter 8ebeltl %pcrIporfen 81 mcr=
6erl.
Ser Superintendent Glort bon 6los
rioo %itclltc Den glntraa Dcu Minori-
t1tSiitbrer Champ Glort gum Spre-
der 81 ermdblen, bod lprrOe ocriclbe
anger Srbnllng erfIGrt. @ielc rSn.
%lurgentcn ltingten Qegen Die @I6iet-
sung BON Cannon. Cooper pon @is-
conlin muroe ouSgepfiiien ais er nit
Den Gemnfroten itimmte. 0om er.
ioIgtc gertagumg.
Ilbanp, N..O, 10. Mdr5. -
Sbid)on Der Rr6iioent Die &or0Gllac
in Dem 9ou$ nit grobem SSllterclie
pcriolgt bat, neigert er lid, irgenb
meld)e IcuBerungen ilber Die slnge-
leaenhcit I'll nlndlen.
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@csen Ta%lidjmiinscrei a~ngeflaat.

Soiton MaIi, 10. MGr3.-0ic
gunbeS- @roBgeid)porcnen perietten
9cltern Tobcrt 6. Sample, @i1iom
Sanlple npb Sreberid e. 6nrtumg
rpege1 Infertigcns nno &croi,sgn-
bulg ialidlen @elbes III gnflagc5lt-
Italto. Gic Srei lpitrbcn Dor 5clrn
Sagen BET elmer Ha55ia alii Gin Golt-
tor III 6ronflinltrabe, einel1 glot
nett bonn 9ntoes- @ebGiioc entiernt.
perboitet. Sort fano man @oid)i-
ltell, Die, mic Die Heeierung bcbonp.
tct, 5lim anfcrtigcn bon 8clb bernst
lullr6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-20
TricocnsDerbanol Hunger fprtgeicbt.

Gbtcago, Sa., 10. Mars. =
Die llntcrbaltoluigen 5piihen Der
.Gailwop Managers aliociation"
mo Der 9riiOeridaft Der 2ofonoti.
pellbcijer u,o -Woihiniiten Dor Mur.
tin u. a1topp, benz Soriiber Der 5mi.
ld)enltaatlid)en Scrfebrs. Gommiiiion,
mo g. y. Hciq, Dem glrloes : slr.
belts Gommillor, Dnrbcn geitern
mieoer iortsciett. Tie Sertreter Der
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