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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Sdiuci5.

appen5eII. - Ger am Gam
It's perlngliifte innge Mann lit oer
~19iGbrise 8iainger, BON Scru'
gufbinoer, pobnbuft in ct. 8alen.
2icitaI. = Sci ganj cnormer
9etbeiIigung (pon 100 Stimmbc'
reftigten bcgaben iid) 998 an Die
llrne) purbe gum 2anOratb NcS
areiies 2ieitol.S cltiSberg Or. u.
8eit aus @plin getpdGlt.
2u5err. = Sn Ser @cmeinoe
Reioen lit infolec bospiniser9ronb'
itiftung Saus u1o Sd)citnc ioluic
Elm nabeltebenber Speid)er ocs Sano'
ipirtbs Inton @tbnler iommt Sem
ss%npentar, oas fir 1850 Sronfen
perlidert mar, in 5lammen aufge'
gan9en.
9 Of OF barn Sn Ser He9ie'
rungseriasrpabl iplrOe obne Oppo'
iition ser aanoioat Der Sreiiinniget
Stautsitreiber Sans a~nufnlann,
nit 6472 Stimmen 9ewablt.
lit / dl. : Die neoisiniid,e so
fultat bot SRI. 4atbarina Senid.
nenfo aus Gbarfutu nnO Serrn &url
5biirIinmrn ans ct. @oucn Die
9oftorlpiiroe perlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Saocn.

GIheSbcinl. - GO brad, o,li
Biz lest nod unbefamntc @ciie i'll
Dem gnmeien oc5 TabriforbeitcrS
suguIt aole 6eller aus. 9oS Mobn'
balt8, S6e1ter, S6opi unb StaQunS
ipllroe elm 9tallb ser 6Iammen.
SeioeIbcr0. - Sicr lit Der
friibere TrGIot Sricorid Sebler aad)
lanoem 2ciOcn gcItorben.
Sabr. - 9ei ser S~tootperoro'
netenmobl ser 3. 8Gblerfloiic 3ing
Die Cite Ser SoSialoemofrotcn 0e,
geriibcr Dem acknowledgements
@nbIb3ctteI ourf,.
q It al t. - Serr @emeinocihltl.
reftor a. 9. &,tbn ~ieicrte ieillen SO.
@eburtStog in elmer fir oicieS Ho5e
Sitter ieItcnen f0rperIi6en ulO Gel.
itiaen Riiiti9fcit.
SinQcn. - 9n8 4i0brigc S0bn.
d)cn be5 SngIobnerS Yallletto 9onli.
nico iicl M Den @elpcrbefonnl ser
Spiuncrci unO crtronf.
8obrenbad . - Gr66n9t Got
iif bier iniolge SdNuermn1tb Der Ga
Sabre aIte Meiicrifmieo 3ugidppcrt.
@aIbsbut t. - Der ieI6it0noige
Iebiae llbrmod)cr Stto @iOner bar
itd bier crihoiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
morm ols NeuDof BET Elatiom,

maIn ols 0eubof bel Flattom,
&reiS 2ebus.
Goblin. - NnI Sen, GreiSto8c
mlroe an SteQc DC5 @utSbciBrrS
&o0efeIOt (ARorienou) Siiraernteiitcr
GGul5c (Soloin) ais Srei2auSidlB-
mitaIieO genablt.
@aIoau. - IuBerorOcntlide
Strinfunoc mltr0cn in Oicicn Ia8en
AMI oen Gorlperf @aI0ou Bel Sitter
bog gemn6t, Ginen So 3cntncr
idmcren 9oloB TRANSPORTING man
u1tcr groBen Sdypicrigfciten SUM
GhuIDof Der fal. SdiacridntIe. 100
er oI5 9enfItein an Die 100.&abr'
S6iaerieier aui9citclt luorOcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
SaDern.

90 il II d. G Il. - Ger Mo0euiteber
Bralr5 &ofimalm Oobicr, Ser 3euge
in Dem Ero5cB g29cn Sen Wfaler
Sepe, ocn Shwiegeriobn 0eS Sir.
hten @ulenburg, Der fiir5lif bel lei.
rter Gerbaitun9 Ben Sf)usmann 9e.
liidgrlrber iiberialen uno idauer Der.
lett bate, erbangte iib in ieiner
!Seue un0 itarb, obiuobl er nod lie.
bend ~ob9eIhnitteu mur9a.
q hatfenburg. - Sier ira.
fen, bon 9ormitaot fommcno, etua
40 omerifaniid)e SoritItu0ierenOe
Elm, Oie iid III sic SpeiiarhpaIoer
lbegeben.
9 ii d IN q. - Sutsbeiiser On
gelen 0abier errporb Inn einen Gaui.
preis bon 10000 Morf 0oS 260
Raglperf @ruObeiiB umiaiienoe
Hnlueien bes @aIhuirtbeS Spielbal,
er 0nbier.
@ ANIL adj. - Die bier beoierr.
htete SienitHlago 9obette Heitberger
ipllrOe perboitet, neil lie boS iiiltgit(
bon bier unebelid)et &ln0ern in et.
aler @oiierlad)c ~ertrGnfte.
Sartbauien - 8ermultbIid
infoI9e bon @rouoitiitlnrg lit oobiel
oas Nebengeb1uoc beS S6Qiers SO.
bann Nn>uanOer nieoergebrannt. IS
perbrannten so Sdafe.
Sergat. Sn ser Citation
Sergat murOen Dem StotionSaebil
fen Sos beiOe Seine oaeiobren. 81
lpurbe ilts 2inOnler aronfenbauS
pebradt.
Steirboi. - Sier iplirbe oel
2~8i6brige SolOnerSiobn 2uolpiq
Wrilmeier bel Der SolSorbeit Dor Ser
Aleen ieines 8atcrS BON eincm itH-
5enben gaume 9etrofien uno ioior.
gctDotet.
III If d c II. - 9urd, Ser
2ofaISug iuiir0e oiti FREEZER StrcdI
untpeit Der Citation @alofirden Ell
Mann Nomens Ha;ter olls Heid]cn
au iiberfobreu lillo perIekt.
@unite0el. = Ster itorb Sc.
fsl. 9e5irfsar3t Mebi8inoIrarb Or
Grieorid, Seb I'M 81. 2~ebensjobre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Seitcrreidj'ltnsarn

@ien. - Ser NeItor Ser oiter'
rcidiihcn GtnotSmdnner, Der Siito'
rifer un0 baS Witglieo oeS Serren'
bollieS S5oiepb Ileranoer 6rbr. ..
SeIiert lit i'm Ilter bon 80 Sabrer
g%eItprben. ~
guocn. - Sn Saoen bat iif Oct
SauSbeIiter ltno 8aiiier bes oortigcll
ge,irfsarmenratbes Sans aolb err
idoIIen. Ous Motip oiirfte e;n
idlluereS 2eioen icin. 8oIb itanO I'M
40. 2ebenSiahre.
Giieqg. - Witte San1,or oie'
les sobres lit ser 29iabrige aani'
manu- Serbinano Sod nqh Glldlnl'
i,lna betriiaeriifer S6ulOen III S6hc
bon 10000 &ronen perihwunoea.
Sod mlirDe jebt anaebolten uto Dem
2anoeSgerid)te einqeliefert.
Icran. - gS eridob it'd oltl
Ser @iiclopromenobe Ser 29idbrigc
aronfenpfleser Guocli Neubolo aus
2eoben, Be- crit 0enIcl6en Gug aus
4Grtter bier a%ngefonmen mar.
Yrog. - Ger ~23i0briee Scorer
Ser Me0isin Mar Hositidef criloB
bas 0ienitmaodcn ieincr Nuortiergc'
BERN, auf bos er i'm S6er5e clnel
Tepolper sielte. 0oraui no6m CT
iih aus @er5peiIIung ielblt Oas &C.
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
SbMrtnNrn.

Gorbo Of. Der Gltcitc 8ete.
ran ocS iriiberen iilritlth molOefia
id)en SatoiQons, Der @ltsbelieer uno
2anomirtb aorl @moe III Dem benad)'
barten @ernoori, lit I'M Nlter bon S3
Sssa6ren sur UroBen Irnlec a%bberufen
roroen.
@otha 4. - Ger Irbcitcr MblnnN
aus @oliis, Ser por eini9en @od,er
aus Dem @efdngnib 81 Sbrorui, NO
er peaen Grmoroung oes WaurcrE
aenner in ltnteriiidunesbait geiei.
len hattie, auseebrodlen mar, lteate
iih ireilpiaig Der bieligen Yoli5ei.
9 of Ell B re (@ulocf). = Gin
@rpBfeuer bat in ser 9taht in BEN
b~etod1barten Shnollenbet9 Die groGe
Strimpfpaarel' luio S~odeuiabtif
polt Galomon Steru oolllt1noig eir'
ge1ihert.
Il Mt , e It e Sicr nnrbc
oie'4iGbriee Iod)tcr bes 2anomirtSs
Stubenrauf in elmer 8opeimaidiuc
totgebriidt.
" ima T. Sn Mieoereruno'
itoot tpar ser crit ieit Mrauit poriaet
Sobres p%erteirotbeie 2anoDirtb Ti.
dart nit ieiner iungen Srai, nStreit
aerotben; iie begarn ibre Sad,cn 81,
paden, Inn rah Sanle 5uriid5ufeb'
rem. Gus @ntb bnriiber idoBEidort
feiner Iyrali cine Heoolpcrfusel in Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
0runoeubu rd.

Gottbis. - einen herben Ser.
liiIt bot oaS @enoentbum ourd) bcn
SOB oeS &ontorS Serbian 81 Hopis
I'M areile Gottbus erlitten. Ser Ser
Itorbelle iuar Der Sobn zines ipen0i.
iden 2ebrers. Bon pieIen ipenOi.
ihen Srts. uno SlurnamelL Die i'm
2oiic Der Sabrbunberte entitelt unO
perltillmrelt iino, onnfen mir inn
Die ncbcriesung. Gr bebcrridltc
gleid) meiitcrboit ben Sberlauiiper
npie Sen WieOerlnniiser penoiiben
NiaIeft.
y r n.--3er 2ebrcr Otto Sdr.,
Ser felt bent %. 9cSember b. s. per.
beiratbet III, unternobm aus biSber
n%nbefnnrtcr llriad1e einen Selbit.
morooeriuh. Cdr. ipuroc in id)ipcr-
Derlettem 3uitanoe roh oent aron.
fenbous in 9letttuis sebrod)t; icin
9iftanb iou b~eoerflib ieir. Seil1
bisberiscs SerbuIten IoBt onroui
idIieben, Dab er Sic Sbot in ciren
gnfan geiItiger llinnad)tung began.
gen bat.
2ebns.- Gum &eaieriin9sbou.
uleiIter lit errunnt porben scr &c
gierungsbaufibrer Sriebrib Sol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
HGeinIaRS.

&oIn. - @eitorben lit Sommcr.
5irnratb Glteen rall, Der 3ppen. Wlit.
iltbober Der peltbefanrten tSirrn0
ban Ser 3ppen & Gborlier, a6ln.
9ells. Der 9eritorbene pcrThieo
nab elmer Operation inn Sitter BON
Ct Sobrcn. ST luar II. a. @riiuoer
Der Sercini9ten Stobtrperfe ban scr
3ppen mo @iiiener Giienbiitte, r..
g., 9eus. Sci ieinem Nusid1cisen
ais Dem Gnlte als GENERALIZATION
Der @ereini9ten Sta)llperfe ban Der
3ppen ulp0 @iiiener Giienbiitte bot
er 10000 Warf eritiftct nit ser Yc.
itinnlull1, Die 3inien fiir inbrlid)e
geibilfen al MeiIter urlo s(rbciter Sit
pertpenoen, Ole iiber 20 SABRE III ser
Sabrit tbatig iirb.
u ad]cn. - 9et ieiner Veldditi.
9ung in Ger SransfprlnutorenanIaDe
aes itaOtiidFn acknowledgements
fam Ser 37iabrige Monteitr Sobainl
Seocrain Ser StarfitromIeitutg 81,
nabc, infoIgeoeIien er einen 10 id,pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
8rannidmrig.

Braun din e g, - Der 2ono.
ipirtb @einrid, Sbieledc aus aodin.
gen lit I'M bersogl. 8rnnfenbauie ee.
ftcrben. @ie crinucrlih. bat Sbiel.
cfe neriiitt, ieinen 8nef)t all rettcn.
her in cine Sonfgrube ecitiesen uro
bort bon siitieen @nicl, betoubt urlo
setobtet fporoen lit. 9ei Dem Der.
iuften R~ettungsrperf bot Sb. icIbit
fr niele @aie eineeatbmet, oaB er be.
tuuBtlos ipIr6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Ghlesmia- Solitrin.

ShIcspig @. - Die Giuidbrig.
neutrality-suspicious. beitonoen BON
iueiteren 10 Nriiflinger 6. ltGnlid
bic Sdiiler Saote uno Sobns III
SieI, Weicr in Sanoe BEL Sseboe,
Seitmonn in Iutona. Sd)ols in So.
ncrait iirt6 @ieie in Glmsborn.
IpenraOe. = Soibeiiser So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

gruit uro perIeste fie iebr idner.
&rerani ihoB er iih cine aueel in ben
&opt rno lbnitt iid) Sic ae6le burt,
10 oab Der SOB ouf Ser Steue e%intrat.
Sic I6per oerlebte Jrau 6iirfte foun,
NIT Dem 2eben babonfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
SaniaitaStc.

g amburg.- Ser SiihIer &c.
ben, Der feline Srau erihIogen bat,
fpurbe inter 3ubiuieuna miIorrn.
Der llntitdH0e gu 3 Sabreu 6 Mona.
ten @ef1rgniB p%erurtbeilt.
2Ibed. Gin slutomobiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Outer 3otb. = Gin @nnber.
bnrffe beaeanet anf Ser 9onoitroBe
einem automobiI. beiien Better iit'
ter bemiel6cn auf Dem 9aiid) Iicgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

lt.sidrpieellb sic Moiflineric reporirt.
SEER" iogte er 81 bieiem, oid)enfcn
Sir mir Gin fleineS Mmoien," no.
ranf Der Better oes itrifenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

SfnaitierlS linn lpiit6eno ans ser
Sieic 5nriit: oSoP Sic Ser 5citicll"
God Ser @onOerburihe Idbt lid
nidt 10 idlea oblpeiien: .aGnntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

GUM 8er8meifefn.-Sunce
SouSfroli: I'D mog mir bci'm 40
den nod 10 uiel Miibc acbcn III.
lest lit cs INNER Gin Tagout!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
3nrcmbnra.

2uremb urg. = Der 8entein.
bcpeinbera suAaertert in eincr @robe
bon 10000 Meterit puroe il, offent.
Iiher gcritcigerung Serrr Hettson.
poIt gern. Glaien.9fatiornet aus
9uremburs fir Die Summe bon
9 5000 Srarfen suseidloeer.
Differoingen. 9iir5Iih
tpuroe ser oilf Dem Siittentperfe be.
ifGitigte Nrbeiter ginsen5o Geocce
BON ousitromenben @aien ~getroffan
uno faro BEN 1ob ourb Grltiden.
CT tpar crit 20 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Sic mir rid)t mcnigitens iaseu, pie
id Nrbcit befemmen fornic2" 20
friedNt Scr Nrtler inter leinem Wo-
gen lerppr uno, iit oeu ShpeiB Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Ser Siirne niihettb, iagt err: oaau.
len Sir lid, elm Ni,tpmobil!"
abmebr. - Serr: uDtein 6rdn'
leill, id) perihnlud)te Dor Siebcsonrlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

if) fonlite Sic olifeiien Dor 2iebe." =
SrGnlein: .Mbcr, incim Ser. ne,1lt
inon Curt bot. perlongt mon ootl
nidt nod Giien."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
ALBUQUERQUE MAY
TALK OVER PHONE TO
THAT DEAR ASK FORK

Ask Fork. Arlz.. Sept. et.-Ash Fork
Us now enjoying the distinction that
np other Arizona town or settlement
can claim. being connected with the
eastern states hN telephone commu-
nica;ian ON "a direct line. This CON
N%cniencc Nas accorded 10 Tuesday aft-
ernOon when the Overland wires
reached the business house 30 r. D.
Evans and company and "a perma-
nent central station was established
In the n~ostofficc addition " that
urm - premises
THE line follows the santa he io
Williams Winslow aud Albuquerque.
and from that city on to THE eastern
states
Tho service IS said to De excellent
and "a testing 80 fhe Iine tn AlbuQuer-
ua' gave excellent results
This company. some months ngn
built o. limo from FLAGSTAFF to Camp
VERDE. and from that point up the
Ntric valley te Jerome. whore cone
uettinn with thc Consolidated Arizona
msV be- bad with this city TIE rur
poa s said e. hc o. huiid from ASH
Pork ti Prescott u th, near utar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
B0WERMAN NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR OF OREGON

Portland, Sept. 26-Roturns from
the primaries which We're held
throughout oregon yesterday indicate
that a. IS. tafterty. insurgent. and
unti-asscmhly has secured the repub-
icnn nomination Tor congressman
from the Second district by about
. 600 plurality
In the First district. ". q. Hawley,
incumbent the assembly candidate
and "a s~tandpattcr, secured the NOM
nation for congressman by about S.
300 majority over H.. r. Mulkcy. his
lnsurEeut opponent.
For governor. Jap Bowelmau. the
assembly factions candidate for the
republican nomination has been SCI
iected 10y 4 safe margin. probably
about 100.
The assembly and auti-aasembly
factions split about even on the other
republican nominations.
The democrats put up "a legislative
ticket ln hut lew counties and the
victorious candidates are practically
all pledged.
The only contest ON The democratic
ticket was between oswald West and
Jefferson Myers ior the gubernatorial
nomination West won by a suhstan-
ttd molgin. although sufficient re-
turns have MOI been received to state
nN what majority. There were prao-
urtly mo- other democratic c8ndi-
dates Tor nomination.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26

mobile ride with Secretary of the
Navy Never. had Senator curtis of
Kansas as "a luncheon guest and spcnt
Tho afternoon ana evening 'Ht home. Z
The house party AZ The White House
does not begin until tomorrow. Then
the members of the cabinet viii move
in bag and baggage and remain nm
tl the president goes away on sat
urday night.
A week Of daily cabinet meetings
VIII be in%augurated tomorrow at II
O'Clock. All the members 81 the cab-
met excepting Secretary Dickinson
viii he here.
The cabinet is TO consider. among
other things the presidents forth
coming appointments To the supreme
court OF the United states. the croa-
tion of d court oft commerce. depart
mental estimates Tor the coming fis-
Cal year. and plans ior Preater econ
and efficiency IN departmental
methods. tho establishment of the
postal banks and the extension OF the
service TO include all assistant
postmasters and permanent clerks in
money order offices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
INSURGENTS WILL
Be GIVEN FAIR
TREATMENT
Republican Congressio naI
Campaign Committee De-
cides to Treat Regular and
Progressive Alike.
my Morning Journal specla! Leased wIrel

NtT HNt 't"H RNAAhf lRFAF N'HFHA W ffN
Chicago, sept. 25.- Members OF the
National Republican Congressional
committee trom the central states
met here today in a campaign con
ference. Those present were
Congressman Woods Of Iowa, Hin
shaw of Nebraska Burke OF South
Dakota. Hanna OF North Dakota.
Tawney of Minnesota, Cameron Of
Atjzona. Miller OF Kansas. Hartholdt
OF Missouri, Hamilton of Michigan.
Thomas of ohio, Crumpocker OF In
dlana md Mckinley of Illinois.
Following the conference, Chair
man Mckinley issued q statement IN
which he declared that candidates
classed as Insurgents would in no
WAY be Disseminated against by the
committee. ana said that such reports
were an unjust reflection against the
political integrity of the committee.
lie iurther stated that only such
speakers VIII be sent into any district
as are requested BIZ the congressional
candidate In addition to e%anvassing
the general situation today.s confer
ence received a number OF reports.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
wAEROPLANES MAY
REVOLUTION|zE
WILDERNESS
French Government to lest
Alrshlps as Means Of Com
municating With Remote COL
oniaI Villages,

my Morning Joncne' special lenscd Wircl
Paris, Sept 26 Ire practical en-
ploymellt 81 acroplanes IA the French
colonies Of Africa ana Assl Is under
discussion by the minister OF colonies
and the National Aerial league. and
IL ~ probable that Ia their estimates
for next wear the colonial governors
viii make provision for q number OF
machines, together with the iustruc-
tion OF pilots
The french possessions Ia Africa.
which take up about a fourth OF that
continent. are lamcntahly lacking la
means Of rapid communication. Al
though railroads follow the coast line
they rarely penetrate the Interior
where communication Is by caravan
With aeroplanes making from forty 20
sixty miles nn hour. tile situation
would be feKolutionized. cities and
remote Villages % separated b>
weeks and months of travel would
be reached IN "a few hours or q dan or
Two,
Governors OF colonies report intense
public interest m the advent OF the
ncroplanc An aero club has been
formed ia lndn-ChinA and the mem
hers are already considcring the ar-
raneement al am aeroplane race from
Saigon tu ptris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
Los ANGELES BUSY
PREPARING FOR
NINE CONGRESS
Address By Clifford Pincbot on
Conservation Of Oil Industry
of California Feature Of Open
inc Day.


Ivy Morning J0nfnht NpfclnI Leased wire
Los Angeles. Cal. sept. 25.-fhert
WIS no Sunday holiday today for tn,
committees in charge ~ the prepare
tons TOR the American Mining oon-
grcss. which |convenea here tomorrow
DELEGATES Co the congress began ar
irving this morning and the official
Welcomes are spending the might il
automobiles going 20 and from bee
tween the hotels and railroad sta
tions 10 welcome the mining men on
trims due between tonight ana tonpar-
ROW.
John Dcrn of Salt Lake city Who is
being talked of as next president af
the congress was among the first arr
rivals.
Ex-senator William a. clark OF
Montana, wired his brother. j Ross
clark. of this city. today that he was
on the way aud Governor j y. Gill
lett left his home ia Eureka today
also.
sidney norman. chairman Of the
convention committee said tonight
that large numbers of delegates would
arrive tomorrow in time to hear the
annual address Of President Buckley
and The speech of clifford Pinchot who
viii deliver his first remarks on cons
s%ertation as it relates to the OH I'M
UuHtlA ltiiliiiAiiA M Ahlllflllht' w.
morrow evening.
Mr. Pinchot's address. when viii be
preceded or followed by Secretary Bal
lineers letter ON the same subject
probably viii open the general dis.
eussion On conservation i'm It's bear.
ing npon The fortunes and future o.
oil and mining men throughout the
west.
THAT conservation and the problems
II involves viii be the topic Of great
est interest during the present SEES
sion of the congress is forecasted hy
the Invitations sent out urging all the
mining sud OH men of the country to
be present.
The invitation said in part;
within the last three wears it is
To soy, the total annuol output
of mineral coal and oil wealth in the
states hts decreased not less
than twenty-five and perhaps thirty
three per cont.
"lf this retrogression already re-
aponsible for "a condition of near-stRg-
nation i'm many states and territories,
IS allowed 90 continue. then mining
and oil develop ent Nill soon cease
10 attract The energy of the prospect
or. the promoter and the capitalist
stTanservation and the operation of
t%onsertation lnWs-attrihuted hN ope-
iu many fields as the chict
annsc FOR This unfortunate conditions
if retrontession and stagnation--haNe
been given conspicuous place on the
of the congress % speak
ers eft national reputation, possessing
pr feflecting every angle of thought or
On this Intensely important
subject have been asked To- attend the
convention
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
BlPLANES IN RACE FROM
PARIS TO BRUSSELS

PARA sept Two hIrlIulsts.
Nahlcu and LoriaHn each with a pus-
renccr. who started tndlt fHr A nienf
ta brussels for tne Auto clubs prize
az $50 GOO and rha urI1. of $1,000 ul-
fered hy the municipality Hf Paris.
met with misfortune.
Mahigu Nals forced ts descend Boz
rhe Bais az Eoioueue hfcausc uf trou-
bie with hls engine While %engHr,l
en- testing d.. q daE ran into the rrorrl-
ler. smashing IN.
Loridan got as Ter as saint Quentin
but hls gasoline save out and ho drs-
scndrd. Roth mon expect o. continue
their flight tomorrow. on arrival ct
brussels thew viii Immediately at-
tempt O. return flight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
BRINGS TWO
TONS OF GOLD BULLION

Seattle, Sept. 25.-The steamer JET
ferson. from Skagway, arrived last
night with two ton Of gold bullion.
valued at nearly a million dollars. The
gold WAS from the Tanana placers,
was shipped from Fairbanks by OK
press and registered mail. and be-
longcd TO various owners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26

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chronic, bat whatever it is Foley's
Kidney Remedy viii aid YOU to get
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26
4 Reliable Ncdicinc--NOT \ MAR.
COTIC

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Foley's Honey and Tar saved her lit
tie boys life. She writes: -Our lit
tie boy contracted q severe bronchial
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did not cure him, [ gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar in which | have great
faith. II cured the cough as we'll as
the choking and gagging spells. and
he got well IN a short time. Foley's
Honey and Tar has many times saved
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-26

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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-01

Fourteen Workmen Were injured by
the falling of a scaffold in the new
terminal of the Pennsylvania railroad
in New York
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-01
MIGHT QUESTION SHIPPERS.
New Suggestion in Freight Fate In.
Vestigation Before Interstate Com
merce Commission.

Chicago, Aug. 31-Coincident with
the closing of the testimony for the
Santa Fe system before the special
examiners for the interstate commerce
commission and the statement from the
roads statistician that the increase in
freight rates asked would net the San
ia F'e only $4,000 increase yearly in
earnings. there came tonight a sug-
gestion that the railroads now on the
defensive might change their tactics
and seek to compel the shippers, who
oppose the advance in freight rates. to
declare how much they profit on the
different commodities under considera-
ton.
A request from Attorney F. j. Per-
kin, counsel for the Santa Fe, for the
names of the different associations Of
shippers represented gave color to re-
ports that shippers would be asked
about their profits, so that the COM
mission may know whether they are
or are not seriously disturbed by the
increase which they are fighting.
When the initial presentation of the
contentious of the Santa Fe was con-
cluded the hearing was transferred to
the Rock Island road.