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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

.9biolgg, friif SnqefGr. Saa lob be
bele 6iitorien foqe, ioet De rsrte III
tigt runot meo osres Spiiepinoe d
Steer. "a Supper par f9rbi9 osn
BAR / 5or6ieauenoe to9t paa 5iItebea,
ba Gineierne life laber noget Al 5iiten
u6en9ttet - bleb Ter lat tore flaoe
qaqer paa 9orbet, ION man itul9e
fpiIe fammen meo benne 8et. W}egst
NIB ieg lite oeraf, tbi Suppen image
iauoI1nligpis Tom 5elqe At bet rigeIise
6biolpg nsjagtig f%aaleoes, Iom en- 81
meier lngter.
Ulaaltioet par oberItaaet! 9i brat
Sc. Roole At ainsierne Itrutte fig pa
oeres Opiumsleje. og je9 tanote en- TIT
Cigar. Scr sorigt mdngleoe BED
Raaltioet 8anierinoerne, iom Goroz
pQere e0ers altio taler ON. Sea n9rer
Ell Itqrf Mistanfe DIN, at bisie oDerbrz
beoet mere finoes BED be At GuropGese
drranlereoe 6alpt f%ineIiit, balbt euro
petite MliooaQe eub peo De tineiiIte. $
6Dert 8alo bar Geform 9ineierne, iom
isg 3elt iitfert peeo, fri9iort fig fra
6enne Del Al SpiIeieDlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

s SttIleoq6 Storm. Ere me
8%orteQiae:r at Paitor %. Briis. 10
SiOer. Dan. 2utb. 4ubl. 6ouIe,
Blair. Re6r. pris 60c.
Oct melte at, boao Ri FABIAN gadt
90 matter ON til boeroags, er lite
barb al gemme poa. qaitor 6riis bar,
efter min Wienin9, en- iare9en Gpne
til at Te bet oGroifuloe % fremItiae
BET fart og. i%nteresiant.
Den forIte at oisie 5orta1inqer BIZ
ier os. bOoroan en- 5aoer foretrGtter
en- Sen - % foritpoer en- anoen. ST.
aoGgaen ipiaer Iaa5aait og ngoes til
AT moOtage 6jGlp ira ben foritu0te
8roogr.
,6usf9lerne", ben anben 5ortGl=
ling, er en- 9arIig6ebsbiitorie, Der or
Oentlig faar Dc til at babe bet trGge %
rad. 9i fer tpoeligt ben Gtle 9st5
paa 9a%Ioertrappen, oa ben glade STD
ma9er paa ben anoen Sioe al @aben
6ilIer 6enoe o9 foloer 6enoe o4urpra".
ri tenoer goot 5reten 3ufinonpn, Der
er iao opofrenOe for lin i1ge Seiter.
4riniesie Maaneitin, % iom tan
femme ben itarfe 6reoerit, Der iaa
dol G9nsr Ta Mober, 6etTen.
s Den treble 8ortaaing berer Ri ON
ct gor Sgltenoe. % 6por onot be foar
BET. ba be tommer I'D at tiene. 8enne.
iom o9iaa be andre. larer os at inn
patiIere meo penn, Der li0er llret % bet
fan aQe 6aps @apn at at lare. Og
iaa er bet en- 5ornejelIe at laie Oisie
5ortaainaer. Soft. Der bar laIt
Dem, er enige meo mig ON, at be cr
aoOe og interesfonte.
Sigurb 4nfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07
G8arSogcr.

The Morse Discov ry Of
America \ Thesis for the
Masters Degree from Augusta
ma College. Rock Island, by II.
y. Foght, Professor Of History
and Modern Languages, Blar
Cyllege. Da ish Luth. Pull.
House, Blair, Nebr. 152 Si0er.
4ri3 - Gt8.
6bao bore 5orfa0re par og 6eOrtD
tan fun pare rs ligegpl6igt, naar ii
Hammer Os beo at pore beres Gftegs
fommere. 5or Ri er 10 MI lite Sfons
binoper mere, men 4meritdnere. Men
ION 4nerifanere tan oenne Bog IN
tgresTere os, forbj BEN Diier os bporz
Dan en- Del At be Diloeite blanot pore
7yorfebre, 8itiuQerne, braQer bort ira
oeres 6jemitapn % neoiatte fig
fjerre 6gne, bbor De ioa ~uornobebe eQsr
uneertpang De 5olteilag. Der bar Dem
/ 9eeu. 8et qjorbe be / GnQlanb lg
gitirae6looet gap Der 1T uoila9 /, At
Gn9ldao bliDer @erbens iterfte e.
ma8t. Oct er @itingerne5 Gftertoms
mere, Der iqen refer ira Gn9lan0 til
4usrtta. ilaar fig neO Der % bliper til
st ai 9etoens betqoeligite 5olfeila9.
Vt be mooerne 4merifanere ~iaaleoss
bar 5orfaore tilfenes meO os. pooz
plies blanot anoet BED, at biitoriif
6attum iom bette. at qanOets iterite
0lanO, George 8oIbington, Hammer
ira 9unmdrt.
gogen er altiao life alene en- tort
Stiloring at Qmeritas ferite Opoas
9elie, men en- begeiitret 6remitiaing at
of mare Sl9gtIta6 melem Stanoiz
a%aoien, Gn9lanO o9 @merita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

9sbet at eftermioougen beiluttcoe at
aaa I'D % babe.
UT ait meget forneisligt. til Iii
8aifie 0eit, Der lite funbe iDsmme,
Tom I'D poo ODbt @ano; bun bl.D
anaeit % raa6te III Uliis 6asluno ON
5iGlp. 3enne. Der par en- rat
Sosmmer. ibemmsos ogiaa til Sielp.
"a BET lptteoas btnoe al faa 8a9 i
@snins'u % boloe benbe Open 8onfs,
Ill hennes grooer tom I'll llnoiGtning
% fl Seiteren brnst / 9anb.
@~nitrcnaelIen bapoe oog oGrst for
mes,t for UiIs 6dsluno. % net
bun raabte ON 5ielp. iant bun aoz
motiet til 9unos. Wr. !0anien. Der
bar ben ulDffeliae Yi9es 8orlopebe,
iprana itrafs I'D efter benbe % TT
bsn0e asntagne Gan9e bragt II
Goernaoen; men ban par ifsrt fine
g~an1flGoer, bpilfet binOrebe bans
g~e0aqelier, meoens ben un9e gige
9entaane @anas trail BAN ielo unosr
9dnoet. 0miiosr innbleoe ban. "a
Strsmmen reb Den bbrebare 8nrbe
I'D al bans 6Gnber. st Bar Elmer
fsnere ble0 bun fitct op iom 9ig.
Wills 6aslune. Der iaaleees latte
TT 9io til unOer bet 6eloige 6orieg
pno At reooe 9eninoen. bar noppe
u Mar al. SUN par fgot i 3enne,
gornbolm. bpor 6enoes 6aber er n
F~rsmrogtn6e Wanb. 5or ct Par Tioan
Tom bun Der til 9anoet % bIeb / To-
rice Woaneo %forlobst meo Wlr. 5anz
ZEN; 9rpnuppet Tube BABE fun9.t
eteo ben 22oe auguIt. % aaereb. /
eBrooas bar 8rueefiolen fGroi7.
Genne bleb mi bsn ulptfeliqe 9iqes
9iaflaOs. 9~sgraDelIen fanot Gtso
5ir5oagen efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

5rd W otorbogn Sdptgrs
Hen msnem paris og Berlin meos
bslss:
8 Giiena9 bIeo p1a @ennemrejien
en- iranif Soretsmano onbolot Of
Rstsfnlobbroersn. 5or benpeo ct 4ar
Iiben boDos ban / 5uloa opertsrt %
alporIia faaret en- Gabritants Barr.
5ronfmonbsn bleb Osnne Sang for
uosn en- Gsbe oemt til at betale ia
brifanten en- @ObtgsreIie for Spie %
Gmerte. Wien / Steben for al be!ale
reiits ban bjem til Grantrig, og paa
oae Qnmoonineer ON at betale, fbas
reoe ban meo 3apsbso. Oa 6abris
ianten ioa forleben iad. at ben p1a.
aeibenbe ifuloe beltoge / Gopfsrsled
oe tilige fit bans Rr. at biOe, ba NC
%iorpognene tgrte gennem 5uIod, lorte
ban iporsnitregs til GiIena9 meo 70
get. 1T fat paa en- RetsfuIobbroer %
Iagbe 8eilag paa 3ronffmonbens toitz
bare Motorpogn. Stblbneren maaiic
fac, bDor ngbis ban eno piloe. op mso
Wignten for at faa TN @ogn igen.
aort efier rejite ban, lettst for 212
Waart. Dibere til Berlin. mebens ia
tritanien feirsitolt iutts fig / 9o9et
VI 6uloo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07
@riua banif 0uiOtol.

Rent % nfor'alifct. al bcbne Malt % enmle 6rps
Rlai paa Gytrati, ct ~IGrbtfes belimasenbe % bolos
BARI 81.
Anbefalet al 9Qger for ncrneipa9e, for blooiottiee
oa ipecielt for ~ gnie, Tom 0tuf Iie.
1et enete ilHoe og nGrfnoe Wfaltpi, Tom lite CT
bfruifuNe.
Stiib til bet eucite taniie 0bibtgs Srpgaeri l Nints
rita ior 4%risliite. 4orcsIe:
Belle City Brewing Co.,
Racine, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07
SOit Og fait.

Gn 9ittig6eb. 5brit Smmes
ritinifD qjorbe en- Rejie gennem Init
lamb og tom / 3oset / Snmtale meo
FIN mebrejieabe. 9eHne ibntes, bet
bar pasienoe at praIsntere fig: .g}it
Napn er Wlaier."
oSmmeritinItp@. Iagbe 3usIercn
ms6 Il bgiligt But.
o0et er en- Selpfelge." fporeoe
Wfnier. nnaar De %ooerbobeoet beooer
.Stinitp. mac De beobs oct b~sitanoigt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

en- amerifanff MflIios
n u 7. Mr. @rifin fra G6ieago, DIR
meo 5amilie, foretager en- Eur gem
nem europa, unoer 9eoelie at en-
auresr. 9eiter / oenns Tio Ge5en6abn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

9onif 6bpnotifpr. Gn
beltsnot oanf Sanfranoiseaner, 6r.
George 4morien. uooanner iig iorl
69pnotiisr % ifal dlereoe babe naatt
betpbelige 8elultater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

9tuofefi9 beo. Senrp Ben
fen I Oatlano, Sal. families forri9t
5reoaa Morgsu oeo / Ssngen / 6jen@
met paa 3obler QDenue, 5ruitoal'.
9sOen par i Sig. .8ien" en- 5slge Ct
5lagtilfGloe. 9tfbeoe bleD 50 Mar
dammgl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

0gbsfaGo. aaplaiu Olfbcr
ebriiteniens 6uitru Sophie. fsot /
9anmort. afgit B. %. 3uli peo Grs
ben / San 5rdncisco. Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

6ism igen. miis Gbriitif.
6srenien er Denot til5age til 6eras
bale fra I'm 0anmarfsrejie % bar
taset goIig bos Batter 5enim / 5trns
bale. Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-07

6in6sfDQ. 9nfreb 6anien. o,r
/ oper - aar bar bGrst bofat { 6u
reta. Gal. bIeo forleben iom inns
fra ienot til Qfnlet / Rapa. Den
i~tattels Uianb leo / 6lg. a9ien9 al Den
itse Sbe, At bemmeliae SLENDER liter
IirGbte bans 9iD. timber ct Qnfalo
al oetie 9dnoio iprang ban fornglil
/ 9u9ten % par mar BED al orutne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
Wallis Local News.

Wallis. Texas. May 4,-The continued or
weather is iniuring crops. particularly co.
ton, there being very poor stands and tn
plant where MP is in poor condition.
The children enjoyed an outing on tn'
Bernard yesterday under the chaperonasi
Of Prof. Mailman.
Judge Lock Mcdaniel is here closing "
and selling out the stock of goods Az b
trade fixtures of the bankrupt nrin Oh =
W, Warren y sons.
MIR, j. W. Story of Damons Mound u n se J
at the solicitation Of our capitalists WIZ. a,r :
view Ia selling his land, which i s pl.t
three miles from the mound. Inc : a.
correspondent understands he efnsea a az
Offer which netted him over $50 per ga "a.
and retain an interest In any future ,r Ak
vance due To further development 4, Ia ~
land could have been bought a month ny
for SO. Ia
Or. NJ c. Ren, who has just returil "a.
from the mound, reports every thlng ~ ,s M
vaucins, The prairie is tllcd WIN sa ".
buyers, who are gobbling up all iAnu
fCrrd III
There are now I'VE companies orga i.nass
and organizing to sink wells NJ php VA.
Mound, and old settlers here who aI are IA Al
vcrSant with the geological format sSsura
the mound express unhounded colihus''
as TO their ultimate and final success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
NEW CABINET FORMING.
Emperor William Is Meeting Serious
Opposition in His Selections.
THOUGHT REAcTIONISN WILL REIGN
Won Buiow VIII Endeavot TO Avoid Of
tending Centrists and Conservatives.
System Viii No; Be Changed.

Berlin. May 4.-in wen Informed quar-
tfrs the representative Of the Associated
Press hears the sensational news that Erli'
pef@r William wapts Count Zcdiiw Truiict-
scbler to become rnissian minister OF the
Interior The count Is now chief prcsi-
dent ~ Hcsse- Nassau In CasSels and was
formerly Prussian minister ~ cduc8iion II
was under his administrator thar tine IA.
nous school lag was framed az the special
Instance Of the emperor THIS law. how
ever, was finally dropped because Of ,he
intense Indignation IL aroused in liberal
circles. wherenpon the count resigned. H
Is sth great favogite with the emperor
conservatives and thc rentrlsts. His being
summoned here s. generally interpreted as
a sign that reactionism VIII reign in the
new c5biuet.
Count Won Bulow will. lt is considered
certain. avoid everything that will offend
the centrtSG or conservative party aud no
since the government needs both tue con
spfY8iiFeS and rentFisiS IN the raichsfaE
ne Associated Press hears further that
Baron won Rheiui sden, Fr1ssian -inister
of the interior. Will succeed Or Won Mi
1N'l as nnance minister. u is understood
lir N"n Miguel who has resigned the office
" nnaure minister. will hr elected 10 a
higher rank. Emperor Williams wish ia
appoint Won ZeQlitt Tsnltets'hler. president
~ me Hesse- Nassau. To- sucered Barun won
kheinhaaen ~ Prussian minister of tbr
interior, IS meeting with SERIOUS obstacles
HuS majesty mas now asked Count Won
FfthWanU HciWeG- president 81 thr uTo-
vince II Br1ndcnhurg. 10 hecemc minister
~ the Interior. Won Bpihmann Hoves Is
moderate "onservative and Is Not opposed
10 the canal bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

prices reared 10 much less dangerous
heights than the present But the new
rush n buying has reinforced the retiring
contingent and carried prices upward The
prosperous conditions now enduring for
several years 'iare resulted in Jnpreceient-
ed accommodations of wealth and new capt
tai Even the new securities which arr
offered IN the stock market. iss red in large
ra-r. "a they are On existing properties
Tough, ana consolidated. have. resulted In
the release II cartal formerly In the con.
s,i,ueDt eomcsnias This Jisp,acad oapital
ana the anIntry.. Industrial. agricultural
and ..,,,r,..,,.i,l rrofits arc apnarantlr he
le. hr,ial into ,t. s,,ck mako, -, Ina ,,,,,.
t.,.lisd
i, INNS, he bor,a g., mind ,bs, erer
who're recently meon,,ls,s, carl,rl is no.
,,lrao,iv e-,nlo,l8 bv t.s ovo.-s in ,ha
s.ors na~t4, nc seno,t, q, bs,ts g. ,sc
+,.t. os ,-..,. -,,so - .,s ,,-eo ,,,-,,c-s
.-s .-.3;..-.. ,rho l.s5 49,, .,s.,,;,.t,r
'-'' ~ "''' 'N ron '-' '''
o., 81 was - ihe loans made earlier ~ the
fz-.sir1tea rsni.aligts who engineered the
-.r.s. ,-.,sol;.I,,f,n. Tho nov e.o,,ri,ies
SWAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
The Days Doings in the Corn Market.

NO" he said. There will he no I'M.
portant selling Of cash Of the West at any
price for the present. The country has
not the grain to spare. The present re-
copts al those prices show II. There win
be no pressure Of actual grain at any
price until the farmer sees what his pros.
poets are for new supply"
Phillips was asked as TO rumors that
there had been private settlements vita
shorts at - cents for May.
81 had the opportunity to sell about l.,
10000 Of May today" he answered, 'hut
did not avail Of IT. 1t would simply
weaken my position to part with small
share Of my line so early In the month.
~ am telling my people tonight" he
added, ito buy the July corn FOR price
In the hfiles There VIII, however. be
no big manipulation II have anything
10 say about It, and / am telling sncn
casa people who speak with me thar
there is no reason I can think of to make
1t dangerous for them to put out their
hedges for July"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

How any man may quickly cure him
self after many years Of suffering from
sexual weakness. lost vitality night
losses. varicocele. etc. and enlarge small.
weak organs 10 full size and viEor S IMPLY
send your name and address TO Or. L. W.
Knapp. 7s7 Huh building. Detroit Mich,
ana he will gladly send free receipt with
iull directions SO ;ha, any man may
easily cure himself at home This is
certainly most generous offer and the
following extracts taken from his daily
mail show what men think Of mis- gem
crosby.
Dear Sir: Please accept my sincere
THANKS for yours o. recen. date have
wen your trea ;ment a thorough test and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05
All Previous Records Have Been
EcIipsed the Past Week.
Nearly Everybody Has Underrated the Buying Capacity and In
clnaion of the Public and Turned Loose Their Holdings
Believing They Could Buy Them at a Cheaper Price.

evident selling By insiders AZ the high
price which the stock tad attained. which
rs met by quiet absorption by the inte~
csis seeking control The insiders. per
celvins after a time thet an absorption %
tie stocks WIS going Oh. attempted to ret
baek thair holdings ard the leyce corn.
peti;ivc bnyine which resulted lifted the
price az the stock by leaps and bounds.
IEie has been THE history o. so many
stocbs recently that The slightest plausible
suggestion OF az effort 50 bus railway
in the open market has hro9eLt q rush ~
Specr'atogs iato the stock Affected 30
share tho benefit of the advance. Con.
siaering the events n iast ve1r lae mr.
cAases Tor cnnso.idatioH iu the anibrscife
hrlt, ~ iae Southern rarIHc. the admitted
attempt IN purchase st Paul: the ~gi,tess
~ The effort 70 absorb Burlington. and the
cff-iai faaials which accompanied sr
these, the excited expectations ~ spacuia-
Tors - further similar transactions ls no,
O. be- wondered TT Tho success NJ ono
% s1ch Operations. ~ course. would aid
greatly go probability ~ Others f0r snif.
protection hT she other railwags There
Is greet ri visibility il the superstition sim
pi' tr0m Nu abstract reasoning hat con.
~olidated contr"i ~ Great Northern. North
en- Pa@0r sind Burlington and Eric
might Lead 70 rho desirahiHty and almost
-he nPrH~sifv ~ oTecttiur measures bv tho
other cr"af Pacific lines. cr4ngers and
Eastrrn trunk lines Tho situation TINS
pr'oiF'fa'cd h' the action II inc Formidable
rroup- ~ capitalists who conceived ,he
burlington measure has been thr main
~ B. Oh ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

New York. Nay 4--Jhe stock market has
syfsn eeiipsed ali p-eTjcas records this
week with the nsxiinuun for a single daS S
transactions lifted To 3.9G 100 shares. GA
Tu&sdaF, and the miniralru for single sar
as high as 10000 Shares, on "Wednesday.
The total for the week wzs 1880 Gn9
shares. compared with the previous high
reeord % a tribe ever lg.0paDpg shares
dudnE the week before last The new
records carried away many rreviaus recoris
sach as hourly bnslnAss the total sales az
individual sIocks. the cleEria-s II the New
Ncrs bsnss, and a so1g Us; Of prices Il
s;ocks- In br5ei. the market has been be
yand aaa previous records in Wall street SIS
20 the aggregate diEneMsirn 81 trade the
variety q securities dealt in. the sstenisa-
irg movement q prices a1d the wide OK
tfnf Of territory which has been represent
"a iu The dealings IN the lsst named ie-
spscr Il migot alInost be said tnat the
whole world IS represented in the dealings
csbieA orders far account NJ London ami
the continent figuring largely in tae deal
iugs. as well as FROM all points 81 ttis
country. especially from the Wese, The
most sanglsinc minded apong ihe pr,fes-
sinaal operators 10 stocks stand aved u.s.
market has z;ts.ncsi. Il IS a fae;. indaed
7hsf IRE veterans who have teea through
ulsnv tooaBs sal rsnirs II the paet have
persls'entiy moderated the fan Possibilities
81 me market. ard they have largely either
refiaauea fram taxing rag' a tbe trading
having se'd ont gheir ho,dlngs a, a ioyer
Level. Of have rsrastea'.y -old. ouly In tr
orirsn To q corner az loss by iae ga
prehenslve upward sweep - prices. Iae
novices ard seemingly reckless and uDia
formed nlungers have seaped ;ae largest
proa's ln the great rise in prices There
are well auraeniic reports ot large .n-
Testueat holdings trouSat ogt hy 1he
high level u prices ia tne confidence fEat
an early opportunity would i.e given 20
recover the holdings again III loa-r
leYrl ~ IN -es. and soue brmucrs Of tho
eGesarge have SOLD thrir membership II
What they considered fancy prices in tae
belle, TIA, they might return from brief
islp iu Europe aud buy them back more
c2iaaplr
The current explanation In Wall street Of
The rioleat movement 10 Union Pacific :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

chlcaEo, May 4.-Phllips tnrned loose 4
Rot Of July corn to-day on the theory
chat the market was a bit too high for
the tension TO he kept taut over sunday
he did no selling Of May, bur there was
a lower price because he did not con
tinue his support, though he forced It pp
10 54n At one time Outside Of Phillips
own selling. there was very little trailing
though what he offered was largely taken
In spite Of sil the evidences Of May
s1ueeze In the corn pit. there appears no
Inclination 70 make an outcry against IT,
VI is understood that the present is a
conntrymen's deal In truth, this absence
Of any feeling against the Phillips May
corn deal IS one Of the extraordinary
phenomena Of the present situation, II
some millionaire operator were marking
up the May price as Phinlps and his coun-
try bulls arc now doing there would he
vehement protest from every qusrter
against an ubiquitous squeezing OF the
public. That. however, does not happen
TO be the case In the coarse grains at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

Ne~zYsrk Mar 3.-The stock msrke, Of.
feotusiy demonstrated ito astonishing re-
Cooperative power again during the Two
hours lrsding toaay. The ss)linE orders
which were thrown upon the market az
result u the nervous apprehension
aroused 10y yestrrdsy's violent hrcak. were
confidently absorbed. and only momcntary
break was caused by the bank statement.
elthongh was more nnfarorahle t'an
had been Expected and thc buyluE after
ward was sufficient 80 carry prices ylgar-
onsly upward throughout the list. ohllierat-
Ing the Important declines and establish
ing some striking net gains The closing
was no;abiy strong ard at about the top.
The nervousness aroused by Yesterdays
weakness apparently led some operators 10
anticipate the New York market by cable
orders ~ sell IN London and early quota
tlons from there showed declines Of 10 4
r,oInts and Included many Important amer
lean stocks This level never was touched
in today's New York market Opening
prices were considerably above the London
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Contest OF Rankruntcu

Galveston, Texas, May AIN tho matter
Of the bankruptcy Of II. w whlscnant. Il
notice Of desire to contest the granting
of a final discharge in bankruptcy was
nled with the clerk Of the United Stotcs
court to-day ny 5. +. Goldmap ( co Ther
allege thai B w. Whiscuant is Indebted
10 he allowed twenty DAYS Within which
g Me specifications ~ objection 10 the
discharge az the said r. w. Wl,ispnant
9hn mat the court fix certain day nj
objections '"V" SN'n
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MANY ARRESTS MADE.

Russian Authorities ErdeavoHng to Pre-
vent Demonstrations.
St Petersburg, May 4 Many male stu.
dents, number n female students. work
lnemen. liberal leaders. lawyers and lters-
tours, we're arrested and so houses were
searched here Thursday night and it Is
probable throughout European Russia sim
ilar iantlns were pursued The object 81
The movement is To- prevent q dcmonstra
uon on sunday next. which IS regarded "a
labor day Tho ACCESSIBILITY ~ tho step ia
considered hy Soma to be- questionable Is
il mas easily provoke trouble Among the
holsos searched were those 81 rrof loss
haft. director Of the Lcsshaft's Woman y
college. and Rarister Rernstam The MIL
tary have been posted near the factories
to prevent workingmeu from coming into
the city
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eraxson County 3. Y. p. U.

Sherman, Texas, May 4.-The foic"ss,
officers for the Grayson County phps,'
Young Peoples Union were elected thls a
ternoon: President, l.. w Pat'e, III,
WhitewFight; first vice president
Helen Neighbour. Derison; SECOND
president. j. Il. Stewart. Van als'ss
third vice president, Mrs. Wilson, MA ,l,e,.
Iackoft. sherman; corrssponding secretan..
Miss Lizzie Brown. Whitcwright W.
urer, II. s. Dorsey, sherman. ,,s,s
W. L. Boyd. J. r. Irvine. J. h. Ja,naisi
aud 7. 4. Maxwell were today re-e'rSi6is
members of the city school hoard vi
election was quiet, there being 40 OPP
ton.
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TURKEYS APPEAL

Sultan Does Not Want the European
Jews.
Rome. MAY 4.Slgnor nj san MARITIME.
the under foreign secretary. announced in
the chamber Of Deputies tho- Turkey had
twice In lfo asked the representatives, ri
the powers 70 Intervene with the object Of
preventing foreign Jews from settling in
tho Ottoman territory. The first -imr the
embassies replied they could not enforce the
measures, The second time ace answer was
given except rs Italy. which country ok
pAritly refused 10 make any distinction
among Italian subjects abroad.