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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
81. Guuf anf gcrmuSn cntbctt.

9tem Dort, s. tSebr-Gr. 6rc
fcrif u. Goof, mclher Sen 9toropol
ultocft jll bObcn bebolptetc mo leit
ptclcn Nohen pcridnplnben lit, iolI
III bermuda cntocdt uor0cn lcin. luic
hcr bCutiBc .@lobc" meIoct. Scu
Gngcblidcr Gnt0ctcr lit q. :. &.
Gocrldld Don 9'rpofluL mcIhcr
tcltc aus Bermuda onlnngtc. Ser.
lcIbc bcbmlptct cr babe ocn Ioftor
III SnmiItom Bermuda, octroiicn II.
loort crfal1nt, on bciben Scrrcn Mit.
0ticocr 0ca 9uibpicf Clubs Don
@rootlDn iinO. PM Oic Sfrn9c, moS cr
Glti 0crnllou made, ioIl Goof 1coHt
Wcrtct hnben: sd rlbc mid nu
ans uno Iiiblc mid beocltcno beiier.
NolO luerOe ih nndj 9tep,Dorf 5uriif
tebrcn ln0 0ic Noropols @eidid1te il,
Gr0nlna bringcn." 6crner iolt2
Goot ocm Scrrn Ioeridud, er bcnb
iid)ti1c, lid Delttc nod) ,6nliinr cinju.
idiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
ltnidJulbig pcrnrthcilt.

@o Groiic. @isc.. s. i5cbrllnr.
lom Burns, uelher 1pegen un.
Grbliher 9etbeiIisling an einen,
s'onfrolib lSl .Solcomb. WiSc., niil
20. Rouclnber 1908, 5ll Sebnidbriger
;'ndtbalisbait periirtbeiIt ipurbc II.
tcreiis eif,eit 3bei ieineS !Snitter
illns perbiibtc, bot lloftrGgIidl eiit
SIlibi rndgeiuieieil unb lit bon Ser
Observation-Disclosures luiid)uloi1 or.
Hort moroen. Ger Woupernellr bot
ifil begnobist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Ter yaric9" in 9tienragna.

Wi nnagno, Nicorngun, 8. ,febr.
- Ser Anillrgcnten.8enera( G6a.
liorro lit ben orci aolpnnen Heaic.
lultgstrlippen entgnn1cn, meldIc nb.
Jgiditt por0er. INN i'm in Vuacu III
btloaernL uno bat 3uiliidt IN 0cll
NGIoerlr acilldlt Iie 9icgiernn0s.
trippen boben 9onco lpieber bcicbt.
nudjoent Die Stnot nm Ieeten ,SreituG
ten oen Snillraenten inter Dem 8r.
ncrol Diu5is cit1enorllnet iporocn
mar. Gbamorro's 9Irncc lit oiud,
1900 Wnnn perItdrft ruorOen. Ar.
parihcinlif iltfcn oic Sniilrgentcl
cine Shlaft 5lt perireioeh bis lie
por Den 5boren Wanugua's ooer
@jrunnbn'3 iirben. Hnd citer uilocrcn
Ncriion ioIl Gorintb oaS 3iel ibrcr
Nreu3. nno Guerjiige iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

HcliNions GontrOpcrie unjllin
d)cn. - Cine Sertbeioiauua Ocl
ooltung beS Gopitca.
GbicoQo, 8. tScbr - Gr5bid)o'
TrcIono ilbcrnlitteltc beute Der Greii(
EN- Sdrcibcn, in lpeld)rm er sic SuI.
ting bcS Gatifqns aegcn 0en Gy
@ice,ErG1i0enten sSoirbout3 pertbci'
bigt mo Die @riin0c mseinanocr
ieBt, ans lpcl6en Der Eaplt Den
&Crrn SairbonfS nid)t cmpiuugeH
tpnntc, nofoem 0ericlbc cine Hcoe in
ser omcrifouiiben WlctbooiItenfirdc
III Nom Qeboltcn bnttc. Qic omerifo'
lGiden lRetboOiltcn in Rom iin6, luic
ser Gr5biidyoi io9t, cifriac 4roiclp.
ttlmudcr lmo luclt0cn 0ubci IWctbo'
bcu an mclhe burdnllS nid)t cbren.
Guit iino. Sic bcf0mpiCn Die totbo'
llldc STRIDE mo ben SEnplt blrb fol-
ldlc Snrltcllrtgcn, mo Ole Sadllagt
1T cine loldbc 9eipproclL OoB oic Sir
de nid)t2 nit ibnen i'll Bemcinidoit
tnbcn fam. IS gicbt nlocrc protc.
Itantiide Sir6en in Hont luclde ibrc
;3mcfc ru6ig uerfolgcn, obnc ocu ao'
tbol5iamus allf ollie nI0gIjhe @Ciie
an5uqrciicr. lulo gegcH oicie Nenein.
id1uitcn bcQt Scr Sotifnn ni1t Die &c.
ringlten &orilrtbeile. Bon 8ehGiiig.
felt gcgen Die BroteItontcn i'm 9lllgc.
n'eincn lci bel Der 9liiairc Iiht Oic
Me0c 9cluclerL mo 0crr 6oirbonfS
babe iebeniollS bic Sohe iolid) oui.
GcroBt, ais CT gloubte, ooB cr pcrions
llN mlBohtet uno 9eringid)Gbig be.
Colloelt poroen iei. Ger EopIt bobc
nidIt anberS bunoelu fonncn. 3um
ShIliB pcripridt Der GrjbiiHoi, oic
Observation-Disclosures, lpcIhc &c.
,idlpcroc iibcr bic 9liioirc Crbobcu bo.
'tln, nod wciter 5ltr Nc0c ju itcllen,
Wcml iic c5 lpilnifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
ErasiidDc 5ulgen cincr unbcbadieit
glenfering.

Yitts bnra Ea. s. Debr.
Goipnr 9imbnd,, elm oeutider. Getl
rntionsnaler, begits beilte ougcr
Scl6itnnro oiird, Grifieber. Wes
aen elmer i,l,beonhtialnen 9einer.
funa. mclAe er iin Sepieiiber 1901
nnd,te. ols Yr1iioent gleainlep 3lt
Buffalo i'm sterben lag, ioIl cr bon
ieihcn Mahbort ocrinoien anaeicili-
oct INTO periolgt fuotbcn iein, hub
ibni oas Seben pcrleibct iu,rbe. Git-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Gaitru ani Den Sanariidjcn ,luieln,

y Al blnNtoM H. :. 8, s. JCbr.
Ger omrrituniidc 8oniul nui oen
S.anoriidcn ,SnieIn bcitdtigt III elmer
hcitte bier cmpian8enen 1epedjc Die
l;oGridt baB gr.Erdiioent Gnitro
ron @enc}ucla BORT auS Sponieu ait
geIun1t iit. llcbcr ieinc jllfiillftigen
Nldne lit nidts befaitit, bed, gIdubt
nlolt bab er lid roh irgeno eineln
lbeiic pon 0tittel. ober Siioomcrifd
tc1cben mill. Don. no aus er Die 8ors
gdngc in @encjueld itberipuheu FAINT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

NAL mar or IN ser Toritobt VeIbbpo,
Der labc bnron, gelpndlt ~ luerben.
II. l,ir cine ocnliithige sIbbitte rettete
ieiit 9eben. Gr lulirbe crit tiir;lid,
ans cinem 0nipitol entlniien lll'b
luor ieitoem idiperniiitbi9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Slutiger &a1entampt.
g@cifc slrbsitcr i'm Gpniift int Nc,
germ in ScnncHcr,

%ClS Chattanooga ub9eidbidte Eoli5I
item IteIltcn bic 9iubc rold Der. -
@iocriprcd)cnoe 9lngoben il6cr
Ole 3obI Scr lootcu ,no Ger
ipunoctcu. - Ninridtllng 5lucicr
idnpor5cr &erbredcr luegcn III
iittIiheu 2lngriii8 ouf einc peiBc
1Srou IN aoniuS.Gitp, - WIcbr
cnticBlihC 6omiIicntro9ooicll. ---
Gr. Goof ioIl oui bermuda cut.
bcdt pprOcn icin. - SciBer Ero.
bibitionSfnmpi III &irginicn.
Y Gbattunpo0n Cent, s. sc.
bruor. -- >Sn elmer rpobrcno Der lebs
ten Nod)t bel Der SdIctlc imo benl
Gunuu 5u NuIea Bar un SenneIices
Hiper, 20 Wteilen fIubobpurts pon
bier, uuSgcbrohencn Hnlicnfompic
mur0cn icdS 9tcgcr Nctobtet -- Gtc
Gontraftorcn, melhe oic bortigen 9lr'
beitcn alsfiibrcn, beid1iti9cn 9teger
iolpobl, luie Wcibe, lmb Elm 9lngrift
lueldcn meDrcrc Der ScBteren NcItcrn
ulf eincn Neger uerilbtcn, brncbtc Gcn
Gonilift gum 9luSbrlld). 9todl clnen
Slustouib bon Shiiiicn 5miihcn fiini
Eoli5i1ten ln0 etlihen Siilfsl6criffS,
luelhc 0lIrh cinen Grtrujug bon bier
nod Dem Shnuplnb befor0ert pllr-
Den, irnb ocn Negern Nclung ca, Die
Hubc ber5llitelIcn. SluI Sciten Der
@eiBen murbc 9tienono pcrlebt. Sic
9teger trnteu ocn 9titd5u1 Den ,Slllb
hinauf nil lulO ser Sheriff BON ma
rionsGountp bot glufgebotc ub9eIhidt
I'M tie einjliongen Gie NeiBen ma.
rem 9cgell Die Neger nllf9ebracbt, neil
etlibe berlelben bon Ocu Gontratto.
ren nit Der sllliiitt iiber oie Yumpen
beolftraat ipurben = cine 9eld)aiti-
9ititg, fiir iueitc biohcr meibc MiuioJi.
nilten ongcitcllt morcn 9tndOem 6ic
Meiben cincl oieicr acgcr ongciolen
lnG ldnuer mIBbunOclt bntten, rottc
ten iih oeiien &oiienNcnoiien beipoiis
net iulnlnmen, II. Die Snd)lo1c mltrs
be 10 fritiih. DAP man cS fiir ungc,
meiieu bieIt, Die bieiige 9eb0rbe I'M
0illfc jll criudIen. PTS Die Don bier
obgeid1idten Eoli5eibcomten Gen betr
Shnupiob crreihtcll, Noben Die 9tc.
ger 6eucr, pelhes bon ben 9enmten
prompt ermiocrt muroc. Gic 9leger
crgriiicn Ooroli oIne ucitercn Mi.
hcrltono Ole tSludt.
Sheriii WeItmoreluno mo iein
9liliitent }oitng iucldc ioebcn bon
Sales Bar bicrber 5llrildgefebrt iino.
theilcn nit, ooB oliBer Sen ie6S ge-
tootctcn 9ieGeru nod iefS meitcre in
Dem Sample perluunoct nurocn, unb
DOB Sluci oerIclben luobrihcinlih III
rcn %crIebungeu crliegcn luerbcn.-
6ranf Gee. General. Superintendent
Der 9Irbeiter 81 Sales Bar, bebollps
tet ongegcn poiitiu, es ieieen nur jlpei
9tcger getOotet iln0 feinc ucrlulnoet
muroct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

Sn Gbeiter. Gdy iii ods ballpt-
quarter Der .Ieluluare Hiuer Steel
Co." burd, ,Seper jeritort iporSen.
Scr Shaoei betrdst 100000. Su
Dem 8cbdlloc bciono lid oie Marine.
@erflt1tte. Iunolllos II. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

| uGncrt. NDr ctlIdelt Sa1Cn lnlroe De
tnuutIib iein 600 itiinolit6 ertportete,
Rcue ltcberidm mcmm1tngeH.
in Sranfrcid.
EortS. s. Iebruor. - Gie Seire
lit icit aeitcrn 9Ibelo III 6oIgc bciti.
! ger Re9cn, weIhc i'm pbercn Shit.
tbuIe iielen, tpieoer I'M etlihe 3oIl
qeIticgen, irbeien befiirftet nor
bier teine @icocrbblilng Der fiir3-
lihcn 6lutb. 2luS oen @cbirgen 6c0
0itIiheu SrotfreitS miro Oogegcn
bcrihtet 0oB iblucre Regenliliic rlo
0oS Shmel5cn oe3 Sdnccs oort Dos
2uu0 nit bcrbccrenoen lteberibpenl
nnngen he0roben. Iic Moiel. Suonc
mo GoubS iino I'M ruicben Steigen
ltno oic in Den I6dlern pobnen0cn
Gon0leluc itn0 Geluornt luoroen. Su
Ocn al 6liliien gelcgcncn Std0ten
miro ubcrmols Wtilitor 5u SiilfSar'
bciten in @crcitidoft aeboIten. Sr'
Gcpnrtcneut IooiteS Supoie lit Der
Stub 9lIbnnnc oltSgetrctcn itno bot
sic Gbcuc untcrbulb G6olnbcrg iibers
ituemmt.
Iie olti heutc ouberaumten 0ior6i
@roS'llm5iige lub fonitigc sSeltlid)s
tetcn iinb allf9egeben lporoer, neil
lid ole StroBen nod III fetuenr &c.
ciqucten 3uItnn0c iiir 2itltborfclten
bcfnoen.
Mcbr @clb fiir llcber'
d 10 c III III tc.
NoriS. s. 5e6ruor. - Go0 aos
binct bot bcIhloiicn, oaS Eorlunlent
nm cinen lpcitcrcr Credit BON $l..
000000 5rr SiiIic fir Die Spfcr ser
llcbcridmcnlmlmg 5lt eriuhen. Gie
ou5ldnoiiben 9citr6ge sum- SiilfS.
tSono iibtrIteigcn Jest bercits $500
600 IS pcroen INNER ncbr Stru'
Bcnicntltnqcn mn SousciuItiir5c &C.
nlcIbct ieit 0os 3uriidgeben oes
S9diicr5 oen itiibcnoen Grllf alti'
bcbt.
Nenc8 EreB9cieb fiir Sn
oien.
@olfuttn SO beruor. Git
EreBuorloge. luelde 0ie 8erbreitlnd
onarbiitiIder 2itcrotiir perbilten ion,
puroe helitc BON Heidsroth ouec.
Hornnlen. Inter ibren Goridriiiel
nliiilcn otlc 3eitilngsbcrullSgeber iine
GrllderebeiibCr cine Slunme @el0
0cponircn, iueltbe Ger Ncaerlrng al.
bcim iGat, int Safe Der Tcpoiitor ei
nca NcrIlld)S iIberfiIbrt miro, ooS FE
bliflmt gc9cn 0cict mo Oronutg
olti5lnuicgcln.
@irft Die 6lintc in'8 aorn.
2onoon S. 6ebrltor. - GrncIt
ScnrD Sodpiae- Melt hat ieine Ycti.
lion, in ipeld)cr cr unt glnertennllug
lctncr 9tnipriibe ais Subn uno @rte
res uerItorbenen 2pro 2ioncl Sad
uile'8cit crilld)t. aus Dem Trobat
Weriht 6lriidgc3ogcn, iucif CT, lpie or
crflGrt, nidt oie notbmenoigen Wiit.
iel bciibt, I'M ieine Sodjc lpeiter gu
perfedten.
SicG Scr GbriItlth 9 ojid.
len.
MicL s. 6cbruor. - Gin 9llttI
Idub oIcr 0cltid)cn FurtcierL mcldlcr
inter Dem &oriib bes Sberbiiraer,
meiItera Gr Sorl Sueger. sSilbrcr5
Der Gbriitlib. .So5iolen. togtc, bat bcll
9cidllB AcioBt. Ole SfuBgciesc crit
lurtjufibrcn. nadoem oic Son6cs.
Goniitc'n bcrihtct boben. IicS br0eu-
tct 5ugIcid) cine g(nerfenmmg Der
drlItlid lo}inlen 5iibriing.
@ie0cr Gin Grobcbeu.
@icn, s. tSebriur. - SSm Gem.
merinq,Wcbict lit aeitcrn Elm Gro6e.
ben BON bier Scflmoen Gouer oer.
ipiirt morocn IS nuroe lutr unbe.
ocltcuocr Sbo6en ongcrihtet ober
Der Ncu0Itcrlulg benl0dti9te idl arc.
GCr Shrcdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Seiia, jnd)l,ciIa!

rllnga Gonniiiion Ollrcb Die
Sochcl gcjoBcn- @pltIpurfnIicll'
&orIolc lmO 6oritburcou inn Sc'
nat ltntcr Gisflliiion.
@uibingtOn, :, =, s. Sebr.
100, NcprdiCntant Wtocou Don &onioS
DcIt beutr int Sultic cine ihoric lmo
Ellmpriltildc Heoe gcgcn Die Ncdl-
ming, iucldc Die Gimpouocuugs-
Gommiilion 3ur Se5obhug Der 9lllS'
goben fiir ibre iiinQItc Guroparciic
einrcihte. Gr wllroe 5meimol pcgCll
llcbcrihrcitluQ Scr WrclScn Der por'
lcnlcntariiden 4ebottc sur SrbumQ
Gculicn imo entgin1 nltr Ourh lolor'
tiAcn Ni0crrui Der Si95iplinirlmg
'citcn9 0es Soaulcs. Wocpn bciiluuor'
ttte Die gtnlabnc eilco Nc6lnIIe3,
mcldcr cine llntcriltdung bicicr
9iehnun1 nloronct. ln0 cr bcltbuIs
oiQte babel bic Wit9licocr Der Com,
miilion, nuf ibrcr 9lciic ooS 8elo be9
NclteS nit pollcn SGnoen fir @cilt
Mntomobil- 6rclOeniobrten mo ibn-
lide @cr0niiglmNcn uer9cu0ct iu bn.
ten. GoS Snu9 pcrbrohte uollc 3luc;
S.rm0cu nit elmer IiSfiliiion bcS
EoriiS umo Der bobcn Ereiic Scr sc.
PcnSmittel. Scurp (ScrD mo 9ou-
ttIl (SaS) maren 0ic boupti1liden
Hconcr.
Sn Scnot morcn oic GoItiporfui4
icn.&orlngc lnb 6oS IorItburcou &c.
GcnItGnOc Der Gistiliiiou. 9luh sic
&ollmo6ten oes Gomitc's fir NcNic.
r!ugSnllS3oben pur0eu bciprodeu,
ltnO mcbrerc Scnatorcu 1lbertcn sic
NcIorAuiB, bob 0iciclbcn ill ucit gc-
Lcr lmb nit Den &croromm1eu oc3
rtgclnoBi8en Scnuts-Gonlitc'9 IN
Grnflift fonuuen f0nntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Frcbibitionsfampi in girainien uiro
hiBin.

u hmon0, go, s. t5cbrunr. -
GemofrotiIde AfitgIieoer Der 2coia
lnilr, pcIdc poIlitdnoige 9ro6i6ition
iiir Den gnnjcn Stoat beiiirnorten,
lmo Die Sppoiition Der 9ocul Cptio.
niitcn, ionic Ser Gonicrpotiuen I'M
5inan5.Gclnitc nidbt il6cripinoer 3ll
fonltcn iiirftcn, bcmiibtcn iif beutc
elic Coalition nit ocr repubiitani.
'hen WinoritGt 5lt Negc al brinael,
lin bus pom Senntor Stooe einae.
tiafte Staots Yrobibitionsaeiet
errfjipeitid,cn. Sic BADEN Die NC
pnblifaner erll6t cilen genteiniu.
rien GatfuS nit ibnen ob;u6olten
Die 6iibrer belniben iid, cine. SbuI.
ting beioer Bnrieiel iibcr Die Ssiri
tlloicnfroee 5u oerhiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

snideii,cno lpeaet bcr Gntlni
lung eines Der 9nitriiftoren s. 2
8olbroof ats SEeabitrne ,saas
@9oii, III bie NlcGr5obI Der Stthen
ten Der sIto>emic in Gnit.@rcenipid,
M-S, al einen Strife gegaraen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
galpert- nno sagcttc.StraRc. 80

- gSir sdbIen unter iinfercr 9epoltoren
------eteIe bentfdae Repobner Der Stnof uelht
Die Sidetbeit hieieS SnitintS liHo nte
-----aHen al;noeu cbne Riidiidi aut bic eroGe
-----tbres gpnips eIttgeGcnaebrahie GlebHaBl'
.----ae SHfIdieit 3u iuilroi8en pifer; :, SSir
--iaoen su TepoJiten- --auf Sbeds, ,5a1i6ar----
------grpbe oocr fletne, ein liilo 5abeH 34H 70
--3infen aui 2par,Gont 5u treeno eiHcW
--SeiTuge bon eiucm 0olor auitpdris.
Sapitnl nnb llcberidJuR $2,S00,000.
Sbps. 8. SpipIcs,
(SnnG-) 0IdiIbent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
GrsbiIdlDi ,>rcldub hat SaS @urt.

Nnirbonta.Gpiiooc III Nom orobt cine
9lcligionS Gontroperie on}lin,
Ncn. - Cine Sertbeioi0umn Der
S1oItlmg bcS Eopitc2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Mnita's WiQiDncn.
@riu, MigucPs Gigentbum III Mcu
gcpfGnoct.

l,ntcrbonolun9en NIT Ocn Uldubl
germ 5um 3mcd zines @craIcida.
- Giitinglrirtc Yuticnten uli Der
NeHerlmg. - aoni1 @uituu Don
ScblpcOen iolpobI mic @iorn,
Iticrnc 9jornion gCbcn Der @cnc.
ilu19 cnt9cgcn. -- 6runtrcih bon
ncucnr 6llttbidobCn bcorobt. -
MtorOi @ru3.sScicr i'll FortH olII'
0c0cbcn. - @cIct 5itr &ncbclllJ
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-30
Bees and Alfalfa.

Alfalfa honey is white and clear in
an extremely delicate comb. has a de
licious flavor and an aroma that is
delightful One authentic report tells
of single hive that contained near
ly 200 pounds and of another having
-'ninety-six pounds. The owner toi
these bees had twenty-five acres OF
alfalfa which in one year yielded
over 100 tons of choice hay, besides
the honey. The next year he increas-
ed his apiary to fifty stands. While
the average yield down east varies
from fifteen to thirty pounds our al
falfa territory often gets more. Thus
the financial returns OF alfalfa may be
greatly increased and in some in
stances doubled by having two colo
nies of bees TO each acre. Or il only
part of the, alfalfa raisers in a neigh
borhood keep bees. this ratio, could
be doubled or ,rebled by those who
do. Unlike other trespasscrs on
neiglrbors' fields the bees do dis
tinct favor by fertilizing the alfalfa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-30
Some Bumper Fruit Crops.

OF course Rocky Ford would no,
have a canning factory did We moi
have the fruit to keep it running. but
few who have not viewed the or
chards for themselves have any con
ception of the marvellous yield. Many
cherry orchards have already beer
dcnudcd. but there are still some that
present 4 lovely sight, and you don,
even have to leave town to see it.
And now we will give few fig
urcs OF values:
Judge Chritton has raspberry
patch of less than n quarter of III
acre from which he this year sold
S32 worth and still reserved plenty
for his family use. This gentleman
also reports cherry tree in the
Chritton addition that has nctted him
SII this year. and to use his own
words Il can reach the top OF it."
But Senator Crowley goes him
some better on cherries as he report.
a tree that has ncttcd him SCI.
And o. w. West is right in line
as he has 6s trees that have this yea,
brought him S2SS clear.
William Crabb, owner OF the Mod
cl Fruit Farm, about four mile:
southeast of town, reports 1850 gal
Ions of goosebcrries from three
fourths of an acre. which he sold tC
the factory at 81 cents per gallon
You can figure out the returns your
self. This gentleman also has al
acre of cherry orchard from which
he has taken - crates OF raspberric:
(grown between the cherry trees
that sold At 81 per crate. From hi.
200 cherry trees on this acre he ha.
picked 1855 gallons. which he solo
for IS cents a gallon. Add up the
two and you get the profit from thi:
acre of ground.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-30
ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
Many Are Taking In the Irrigation
So Congress Show at Pueblo.

Congress Snow at Pueplo.
The National Irrigation Congress
and exposition is attracting many
from the valley to Pueblo to see the
wonderful agricultural collection on
exhibition there, as well as the cngi-
neering exhibit in connection.
Last Saturday night the various
committees arranging the three ex-
hibits of Otero, Bent and Prowers
county, as well as those working on
other exhibits came near to having
their entire work lost. A terrific
wind storm arose which nearly tore
the immense tents down. As the ex-
hibits were all i'll place with the ex-
ception of -Prowers, which had been
lost in transit, the damage could not
have been repaired.
The Prowers county exhibit has
been located and put in place. night
sessions taking the place of the usual
day work in order to catch up with
the lost time.
The Arkansas Valley is certainly
well represented at the exposition.
The three counties named above have
beautiful exhibits, and the men with
them are working hard tomake them
show up to the best advantage. The
literature prepared for the exhibits
has been delivered and is being dis
tributed. 1t is having its effect, as
shown by the many requests for lit
erature. If the, people living in this
section of the valley could only real
ize the good that is coming from
this work and exhibits. and the great
er good that will result from the Chi
cago Land Show, it is only reason
able to expect that future shows OF
the sort will be even better than the
one Just prepared. That is, il such is
possible. --s' ,--r
+ The subcommittee of the Chicago
Land Show committee for the Ar
kansas Valley OF Colorado exhibit
at that exposition next November arc
making their selections for the big
exhibit. The publicity committee is
Working on their line of work getting
I'out the $4,000 folder for the exhibit
a folder that is hoped will be the
most artistic three colored effect
shown at any of the expositions. The
souvenir committee is not loafng and
already have plans made for their
little presents that will further in
tercst the masses in the east in what
this section is offering. The time is
| ripe for such work, the east wants in.
formation on the west. the back &c
the farm" idea and the go west
spirit seem to be working hand in
hand in eastern centers of popula
ton, and the Land Show in Chicago
| seems an ideal time for the valley tc
make the big showing they are plan
ming on. Everybody interested j.
working their hardest that not on'
thing shall spoil the plans for th'
biggest. best and most popular show
ng at the exposition. The space As
signed the Arkansas Valley. 6ot
square feet. is the largest individual
space in the imense auditorium il
Chicago. which is very good start
cr.
Keep your eye on the Chicago
Land Show. The Irrigation Congress
exposition work has been done. an'
the showing made wonderful. Th'
| Association interest will be thrown
towards the Chicago Exposition, an'
future ones II need be.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-30
Over 1000 Patients

treated In Colorado. A large stock Of glasses
aud artificial eycso hand. a large propor-
tion Of headaches. hysteria. insomnia. chorca
tsSt. Nitus Danccl. nervous prostfation. hallu-
cinHtion. stomach troubles and other physical
maladles. when OF q nervous nature. are
caused by eye strain. The removal OF the
cause effects n permanent cure.
Physicians especially are invited to call
and Investigate his methods OF correcting
errors of refraction.
DR.. sapcro has been practicinp In Colorado
for many years. He is u graduate OF the
leading medical colleges Of Europe and
this country. and IL licensed To practice by
the State Hoard Of Medical Examiners Of
Colorado and other states.
References furnished from some of the
leading citizens OF Rocky Ford and vicinity
now under treatment.
Remember. DR.. sapcro docs not experiment.
lie cures where others fall. Over II years
practical experience.
Thousands Of testimonials from grateful
patients whom he has cured. furnished on
demand.
Or. sapcro has been visiting Rocky Ford
regularly for over 10 ycars.
IL you desire to consult the Doctor. please
make appointments early.
Consultation and Examinations
for Glasses Free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-30
The Time. the Place and the oIrI


The Denver Republican has the follow
ing to say about the musical comedy. The
Time. the Place and the Girl which is
billed to appear at the Grand on Friday.
Oct z: During run Of 463 consecutive
nsEhts in Chicago this piece was received
with such uneauivoeal approval by the
theatergoers Of that city that it not only
ran this length Of time. but exceeded in
point Of attendance any play that has ever
appeared there. The reasons for this un-
usual success are aseribed by the man.
agement to the fact that the authors struck
a new idea in musical plays and develop
ed it with unusual skill.
II is a comedy with unique characters
and unique situations as rigid as those use
by the best known writer's Of PLAYS with
out music. 1t would be interesting If there
was not song in it. But with a pleasant
accompaniment Of attractive music. viva
elous dances and pretty girls introduced
legitinstely. it has all the attractive feat
ures Of both musical and legitimate come
dies.
Briefly. the story is that Of a pleaaant
whole souled young gambler" square as
die and on the level with every body bu.
himself. and with the descriptive name Of
Happy Johnny Hicks. He and his pal
Tom Cunningham. son Of a rich man, get
into trouble through fight which Gum
ingham has in gambling house. and are
forced to fee to a santarium in the noun
tains to escape arrest. Here they NEE,
their fate-Hieks in the person of pretty
trained nurse and Cunningham in that of
the charming daughter Of thrifty farm
or. All Of these characters and many
others almost as interesting are quarantIn-
ed in the sanirarium by the county health
authorities and the complications ensuing
are original and amusing to an extraor-
binary degree. The production is staged
by Ned Weyburn. a master of his craft