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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
New York Bonds

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 17.-The following were
the prices of bonds on the STOCK exchange to-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Boston Stocks and Bonds

BY Associated Press.
ROS,rON. May 1.-THE following were
chasing prices for stocks and bonds on the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Northern OIL Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-Morn-
ing session of the California OIL eX-
change; sales 100 shares OF WABASH
37c; 1850 shares of Wabash Soe'
Credit Balances
OIL CITY, Pa, May 17.-Credit bal
ances, $1.29; certificates, no bid
official Stock Sales
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
Yesterday sales were recorded as fol
lows: 5000 shares of Reed Crude Oh
at 10 cents a share; 2000 shares of AS
ISOLATED Oil at S9A cents share, ant
1000 shares at 4OA (buyer 800 thirty
shares of Union Oil stock at SSS each
and thirty-five shares of Home Tele
phone stock at $50 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE following were
the official quotations for stocks and bonds
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Wheat fakes per case or 80 2-lb' cartons . 9 699
Wheat flakes per sack of 90 lbs...:... i3S
wheat fakes, per bbl. of l 90 lbs net. 4oO
HAY Gall per ton)-No. l grain. Fancy.
t14 OOQ16 O0 choice. $13 00D15.0O; No. 2. Sll.OO0
Il. 90; alfalfa, s11 00912.0 co.
FRUITS AND BERRIES-Bananas' fancy
Port Limons, 404ko; Strawberries 5Q7c;
dew, Ice; raspberries, 30c. ~
CITRUS FRUITS-Lemnns. Shoice' Sl.6OQ
10 box: fancy, Si75@1,S5 box; oranges
navels, s1.50d1.70 box; extra fancy, Sl:S0q2 Oo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., string, 4Q7c lb
beans, wax, 497c lb.; beets, 6O07Oc sack
celery, fancy, sec dozen; chiles, evaporated.
10 a zoe lb.; garlic, lac lb; lettuce, zoe doz-
en-, $116 sack; peas, 496c lb.; spinach, SOC
dozen; turnips, S5c sack.
APPLES-Colorado fancy red, 81. box; W,
w. Pearmain. Alter box, Sl5O@l75; Newtown
pippins. $780,
GRAIN AND FEED (all per 100 lbs neD
Wheat, S175; wheat, 100-lb. sacks, $3.50
corn. S1.45; cracked corn. s1.h0; feed meal,
1855; bran. heavy. 80; rolled barley
s1.s5; cocoanut cake. s1.66: shorts N.4S'
10 lbs. 20 lbs. so lbs
rive $2.70 S2.sJ
Cracked wheat. ...-.... S'40 S'Se go
Corn meal, W. and Y. 2.4e 2.S5 2so
East'n whole wheat -four $40 Sl5 SiS
Eastern whole meal. $50 zip ~
Whole wheat flour. .... 2.bO ZOO SDU
wheat flakes, per case OF SO 2-lb. cartons 70
wheat flakes, per sack of 80 lbs. ....... lS1
Wheat fakes. per Dbl. of 1875 lbs net-... Ao9
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
SAVINGS BANK

ADwAY. DIRECTORS-w. ]. wASHBURN, President; AR
ASS nd ]. DoRAN, Vice Presidents; P, 3. JOHNSON.
.ANK P. FLINT, CHAs. S. BRADFORD GEO E. BITTIN-
WILLIS Fl. BOOTH.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

LOS ANGELES, May 17.-Carload
shipments over Southern Pacific:
Oranges, S5; lemons, 4. Grand total.
11747.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
l~tucriuartctes Gnoc.

6rolt Irnlltrong al einem Stlld
6lciih eritidt. Ger Nlrjt traf
MIR menige Sctlmoen 81 ip0t elm.
Seine HcttunQ mc6r m6QIid.
@ull5 ulCrportet mo mtl ubnormc
Ncllc lultr0C geitCrn NutnlittuN gcs
Gcn l23 llbr tSruu Sclnie NrmItrong,
Satin 0cS Sru. &u0. Z. Nrnlitronq.
5%bCllb0ber5 Der Baltimore Bolt <
Eron Morris" ans 0cnl HcbCn gerll.
len. &r. uH0 Srou NrnitronA mob
men I'M &oitbonS BON 6rnu &ottic IS.
Wfcrrpmum 9tr. 1924, Noro Charles
StruBc. @eitcrn Wiittog IieBcn iie
lid lbr Giner uli lbr 3innler brin.
0clL GA Srau Nrnhtrond lcit einIaen
5uqCu ctma9 mmobl lOar. Sr0ll
&lrnlitroug mur mdbrcn0 oc5 Giicn3
IN gutter llntcrboItnug nit ibrcn
NuttclL ais ihr plGblidl Elm onlbci.
memo SIT groBcQ Stiid Nceiltc0t i'm
NuIic itcdcn blicb. Nr. Nrmltron4
pcrilhtc iolort. Nciitun0 SIT %leIitcn,
in0em cr icincr Satin ami ben NiIt
fen tlopltc. jcooh obnc Den &C.
miinihtcn GrioIM mC9bolb cr Die
iibriacn @nuabcpobncr olormrirtc.
Gincr ocricIbcn bottle Den IN Nr.
1870, 9tor0 GburlCQitrnBc, mobnCr=
Den Or. ). Wf. GroiQbin bcrbci. net
der audi lhon nod mcnigen NiinItcu
5llr Stclc mar un0 uCr0cblide Scr
illdc anlteute, Die Gruu 5ll rcttcn.
Sd)on nod ctpu 0rci Wiimutcu nor
Grnu Nrmltrong crittdt. Coroner
Sup0cl pom mittlcrcn Iiitritt luur6c
ioiort in McnmtniB Ncicbt unO ltclitt
no6 porgenommlcncr llntcrlllfunG
cincn olti 5uiGIi1cn 600 lulttcnoen
GoOc9ihcin aus. Der Seidnum mllr
&c mad Dem Observation-Disclosures. Gtub
"lllicnlcnt Don @robom i. g3nlfcr, Nr.
723, Mcit HnIoucttc Nucnuc, 9ebradt.
Die &crltorbcnc ltommte ans Slrs
Qiuicn lH0 fam Dor ctma pier TobrCn
nit ibrcm @0ttcn nod baltimore.
Io9 Gbcpuor mobntG crit ieit 6 Wo-
hcu IN Dem &oItbmn8 Der Srou Wter.
rpmun. 9hlBcr ocnl @ittuer bintcr
IdBt lie 5mci S0d)tcr, mcId)c in Gbi'
coAo IGbcn. Truu NrmltroHQ mor -
,<ohrC off
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
GOtbe 8u0
OCS -
"Deutf6en gorre(ponoent'
fir 1906 wirS i'm Sannar crid,cincn

Ilr ijVo luIFo III SHHHuF tF|uitlhtH'
%c0cr %rcgCImdbi0c N6onncHt bc9
@IotteS, Oh iiir Ole tGQIihc, ip0dcnt.
lihc ooer SonntngS . 9Il9Bobc, miro
Elm GrcmpIor mcntgcltli6 crboItcn;
ooiielbc lit nid)t 81 Ucrtnuicn uno mn
Subicri6enteu meroen IS crbultcl.
Sin poiienoeS g8eibnoftS. ODER
Weuiobr5 . @ei6ent iiir 6reunoc urO
8ermanote I'M Nltbcimut6lonoc lit
Scr w0dentIi6c Correspondent"
g8cnH icgt bcItcat, miro an bic 9lOrCiic
olld] 0oS 9iotbe9rr6 bei0rOcrt WerOcu.
Mcnn Sic GinfGuie bel ocn gIn.
3eige &mlocn 0cS Correspondent"
madcu, pcrAciicu Gle nid)t, SIT crmG6.
uerl OoB Sie ocrcn Nn5ci1c i'm oGor.
Respondent" 9%clcicn bobcn mo man
miro &bueu 0oppclte 2Iuimertiomfcit
Idenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
InS gScttcr.

Sir MorDlun0 mn0 Den Giltritl
Columbia i60uca @cttcr mo melt
lidc Will0e.
Ter D6dItc Recommendations luOr
SO @roo nm I llbr NndnittuN9.
Ger nieorigitc SbcrnIonlctcrIton0
nor 81 @ro0 nm 8 llbr iriih.
Wittlerer NnromctcritonO 3OO7.
Ger nicorigite Recommendations
Der lcBtcn II Stunocn III oen nod.
'ol9enoen StG0tcn mar, wic lolqt:
Guitport 20, EortIono 26, Bolton 30,
Nlbanu %, Nem H)ort b, Fbilo0c!.
pbin 81, &nrrioburN 30, Ntlontic Stu
%. Moibington 30. Noriolt IS, sat.
teroS ~. Charlotte 10, Wilminqton
A. Gburlcitnn Is. Sounnnnb is,
S%udionoiuc II, Slpitcr 10, Sen Ncit
-, NtIonta Is, montgomery 81.
Heu Orleans II, Eulcitinc b, @o!.
peitou #, Corpus Gbriiti II, NicWr.
pbio -, Cincinnati Is, Eitt@burG -,
SSmcgo 26, Buffalo -. GlCpclnnO
30. Getroit ~, Nlpenu IS, MurQltcttr
s. Green Ban Q. Chicago s, Guluth
o. 81. EouI 1, Ct, Soui9 Is, &unio@.
Sin -, Smubu 20, Nuron 10, Dis
mord -, WiIiiton 20, Noure ~,
0eleno 20, Salt Sotc Sin II, Ser
Der Is. Nortb Elotte Is, Go0Qc Sim
a. Nmoriun i6 mo Cos gllluclCS t..
@cibnnht&. Giucr& ii :
Sic Irmen.- Die oSeilaarmcc"
miro bcutc Wtitto9 III Der GroB.
Strnben.SaQe 800 0tnerS al Nrn:
ierpiren unb 700 SCRIBE, ipcIhc sc.
benSmitteI iiir ie iilnf E%crlonen cnt.
bulten sltr &ertbeiluug %brin1en.
Gin AroBer Mcibnad 8.
baum prongte 9eitcrn NbcnO in Ger
IreieiniNteitS Stride inter eleftrl.
ihcr gclellhtung bel Dem Ieierllten
@uttesoienit. Seiltc TormlttnQ INN
la1i llbr iinOet Elm ipe5iclcr @cib.
nodts- @~ottcSoienIt in Der STRIDE
itatt, unb ocmndd)it iiibrcn Wtitglic.
Der Scr 8enleinoc cine ncllc, pom 20.
flor Sterger periobtc Gontatc, bctitcIt
,9leib' Iobeim, olli.
yNllg. Gentidc @rci en-.
bel b."-Sn Der n9lllGemcincI
Ieutiden 8reiienbeimotb" linocl
nnoraen, Den %. Gc5cmber, nm l@l
llbr NadnlittaaS, ole iiblite @cib.
n~adtsieier ltatt, 81 meId)er oil
Sreunoe Der Auitolt ber5lid elngcIo.
Den iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
WanD=G alcnDer
bC0
"GnrreTpnnnent

W2it iubcIrocm @lldoui ur0 fer
ui9cn @ijHihcn gum &o6rc9mcdicl
in Qcblmocncr Sprad)c, prottiid) cil-
gcrittet tppoarnpbiih toOcIloa ans,
gcitottct mo nit fIoiiiidcr @or0e
pcr3icrt, cridcint mricr Bmo 0o(en.
Der iijr 1906, wclhcr ocn 2eiern, nit
Der Somtog2 2ul3Qobc bcainncn0,
nrrrd Die 1raacr oba'Iicfcrt mo ans
mGrtiQcu AbOmlcnten per Folt }lt9c
iouot wirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
@erihm6rer uur einem 0rieasaeridlt

guenapentura, Colombia.
a. Ge5ember. Die pcrboiteten
Iilbrer Ser filr5lid) eutbecften Ser
ldm0rumg gegen Ole Re9ierung BON
Colombia mllroen Dor Elm &~riea5Qe.
rid)t geltelt. Die Megieruu1 ertlGrt,
lie lei im Stonoe, ieoe reuolutiopGrc
9elpeguma 81 unteroriiden. Die an
allapGrtigcISirneu uergebenen Glen.
bubnbou . Gontrafte iinb BON TrGli.
0enten HepcS gutgebeiBen moroel,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Wegrriu unf Der Strnfc a~ngefaacn.

Sane Soun0erS i'm nStoot-0oipi.
tol" an cincm Sdldoclbrutc lei.
Gero. @ltroe 81 ct. Selena
bon cinCm 9tcger ouQcgriiien. -
Grit Der Iolid)c hann Ncr &idtigc
ccrGaitct.
Gin ircd)cr Nngriii mlroc am
SomltaA Nben6 Dor cincm Neger
on' icinc Moiicu9euoiiin Die Al
Sabre ate Sane Souuocrs 81 Ct,
@cleno Baltimore Goimtp begon-
1C1 mic Die Negerin lieQt jet in fri
tlldcm 3uIlton0c. oil einem StGrel.
brlld) Icincno, I'M oStuot, Noipitule,"
mobiH tic arbrudlt nor0eL Oarnic.
Ger. IN ihrCr NntC.Q fortem 9hlsiaQe
ertldrtc Die Ncgcrin lie .iei am Sonl-
Ito0 IN Der Stoot QeipeielL nm Gin
fGlIc 81 MAIDEN, uth olti Dem Hiid-
loeGc nod Ger 6ornl heo Nrn. Gnod)
OiCrritt, ct. Selcno, lei Tie, ais tie
uui CinCH Sporrolp's Eoint @aqQou
mortctc, bon eincm ihr unbefannten
ltc9Cr onNciprod)en luornelG ser lic
mug Oh lie nid)t nit ibt in cill
uobCQclclCnC5 @cbGl3 9Cben molltc.
Sic bobc i'm cntriiitct ob0emieien,
morolli or ibr nit einem &niippcl ci-
ucr SdloQ oli sen aopi periett bo-
be 10 OuB lie bcluuBtlo9 81 8o0en &c,
lunfcn lei. 9om bobc tic nid)tS
gepuBt, bis lie in Sem Soipitul on
gelongt ici.
Die Eoli3ei 0eS nor00Itlidcn 81,
'trtfts OCrhoftetc geItcrn Mor0Cn ocn
Ncger Sohn e. Sobnion bon Gar. -.
Noro.VetbeIsS trnBe, inter ser gn.
'dul0i8unM Die 56dt bcgangen 81
BADEN unb iiibrtc i'm ser Hegcrin
Dor, ipeId)e icood, iofort crflGrtc, tic
femme &obnion 3luor. bod babe er ole
Sbot nidt beaonqen.
@cltcrn Nbcn0 ge9cn 6 ll6r Der
boitetcn Johann Goli5iit Charles
Sporm uno Foli5eihef Street BON
Baltimore Gountp in Sporrom'9
Eoint Den Nc9er Charles @cr6ert ais
Der S6ot ncrOGhtig, Lrod)ten i'm ms
pSto6t &oipitnI." un0 sier ioenti-
ii5irte sic Smun0erS i'm ioiert ais
ibrcn Nngreiicr. &erbcrt murot n
Ser Goli5ciitotion 81 Canton ieItoe.
bolter, nm iein &crb0r ob3unuorten.
SCr6crt lit - Sabre alt ul1o fonnte
nid]t Qenolt on9eben, no or iid) sur
Belt oc3 NngriiieS olti ole SuunoerS
bcIdn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
8eibnodten i'm GountU.

@eibnodt en I'M 70 y.
- Nud). in Baltimore Sorrltp miro
iclbituerit1llolid) @eibnad)ten III pa
ienoer @eiie seieiert, nno niele sSelbs
nodtsgeidenfe iiub Ihorl geltcrlt
iiberreidt moroen. Sr. @llllnm y.
Sole, @%crittsclerf su Sofplon, erblclt
elm probtpolleS lilbernes Srildfler'
pice bon ocn anaeiteIltcn i'm Silreall.
&on ieinen Sdiilern mllroe
Srn. GboS. u. 9uliep, Sebrer 5I
Debo, cine 6iinieoer iiberreiht. al'd)
onoerer 2ebrer mo SeDrerli'i'eh
luuroen in Den Gountp.S dllleil oon
Den Sdiilern geoadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25

@crru Nenrp Mobr lmic-
rem Can't fiir Oen prG6tigen @ono-
&%alen0er.
Sbre AoI6tne SoG5eit
f|eiertcn gcitcrn Sr. Sioof g8bitc mo
Satin I'M areiie ibrcr 6rclrnOe unh
&erluunOtcn in ibrer ~g9obnumQ, Rr.
St9, Bloomington Nucnuc. 0os Eoor
mur0e om n. Tc5ember 1866 III
Gltmbcrlono ourd) Hco. &louc
Stroulc 9ctruut.
Gin Alorm pom &uitcu Nr.
5t6 riei Die Scuerluebr geltern nod
Der @obmmg oeS NegerS Gomoro
9ontS, Nr.405, @elt SomburgItroBe,
moieIbit in Solge ser @rploiion zines
Ectrolcumoien9 6euer e%ntIton0en
mnr. Ser ongerihtctc Shuotn III
mnbcocntenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Shiffsfartrn Duu nub uadj 9eutid|.
Iouh.

gon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $40 uuo $47.50; 0remen-9al.
iimore bis gum /. Robember $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn 1. Wooember bis
1. auguit $3.50. Iinoreiie 5i Bill.
liaerem Breiie. Sbeo. s. 9iener &
60, 3immer Nr. 3, TIA Slt-2erins.
ton.Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
&crbe6crter SdJlafluassOn : Sienit
mad Eittsbnrg uia vEenn'
%5nluauin Wahu."

Gin burdgebenoer S6laf1uaggon
bon Baltimore nod Tittsbur9 per
lGbt oen llnion-9abnbof tdglib nm
tt.55 Hod)ts luto fommt in TittSs
bura INN 900 WorgenS an.
(355-6O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
8eIbIentnngen nod 9cntidlanb nnS
Ce5trcid)

All "a Gents pro Marf uno 2OR
Gents bro arnne. Yorto EXTRA.
@edjeI ousseItelt auf aae 2beile
Der NeIt. 3beo. S. 9iener & Go.,
ia Olt.2e.inston.St Str. 8immer Nr.
3. Q80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25

Die Qu0enoipbinnen 90
ben ful de Nnmcn an. -
Die beioen Acknowledgement, melhe
Don Sen @roBgcldpuorencu III PIN.
t%logc5uItono ncricbt lporoen iino, bo.
ben angebIid) iollhe 9tomen u1Aes
gebel. Nr. NJ. :. WicGuOc pon Ar.
1901, Nem e &ompibire NuemIe,
@nibingto1, tbeilt nit, bab Ole Sror,
mcld]e ben Aumcn mn0 Die Noreiic
ongnb, nidt Ieine @uttin gemcicn lei;
ocsgleiden lei Srnl 0nlin. Nr. t16,
GsStroBc, uicmnIS IN baltimore &c.
meiet. &ermttblidJ bGtten Die beiOen
N~crbuftetcn Die Nonel inlid) orlge.
Ncben. nm lire eigcnc SoentitGt 81,
pcrbcrgcn. Wie ea in @aibington
beiBt bnben beioc 6rolrcn ibre 9iirg.
ifnit in Baltimore I'M Stid) 9elaiien
mo limo nli uno oouon, obne oaB
man cine Ibnltng bat, mer bietSrotcn
eigentlih moren.
9rnno 5u Eimlico. - Cir
Srano, luelder orgcblid bilrd ieb.
lcrbafteS Segcn eleftriider SrGbte
pcruriod)t mlroc, brod) an Somitog
Nbeno I'M YEimlico.S otel" oeS Srn.
Geo. 9ilupS an Enrf ScigbtS. un0
SupmooosN penue ans mo rid)tetc
Sd)ooen I'M 9etroge bon $1,000 an.
&obn WiQcr, Elm &~oitgGnger in Dem
Notcl, murOe nit fnopper Moth bon
Dem Sdunfmdrtcr 6reo. Goriep &c,
rcttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25

Sin idD0nes nab niiblidles 8eidcnf
fir Nngcb6rise 1T inner cine Icbcns.
9ruee photographic ubcr cine flint.
lcrii6 bollcnoctc Gopie eines alien
&iloes in Grasun, @aiIcrfarbe, Del
ubcr Yatea. Die idGuitcn Gabinct.
bilocr MIR ST pro 9nteno.
Snlins Sebbel, beutiher Ybptograpb,
321 Nurb-W SAP. Strahe.
Ott12-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Ginocr bic Gpicr Der Tlammcn,
Ger Orei Sabre ate @cr6arO Golt cr-
licgt icinen @ron0plm0en. - 80
icpb 6ltrIon0. 21& Sabre alt,
idlinm ucrbrount.

3lpci &iu0cr in Dit. rcip. NtorOoIt.
Baltimore, mutrocn Gcltcrn unO am
SumItaQ lhlimm perbramt ut0 Ell
nCr Der &lcincn erlAQ III iciner cIterz
lihCn @obmng ocn @r1n0pun0en.
IS mar Dies scr orci Sabre olte Scr
bur0 &oIf Sobn 0ca Mrn. Nug. &olf,
zines gcodJteten NnGeItcIten Der
n0clttiHeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e
icllidait." Der am Somitag in lei
ller cIterlihcn Mobung Ir. 2l9,
Noro &l5erneItroBc, nobc Dem Siel
ipicltc. nobel lcinc &lciocr III Brand
gcrirtbcn mo er idmer ON gan5et
&orpCr ucrbruullt mlr0e. Die NCrjte
Or. u. Saler unO :. Mcurn tbaten
ihr Wi0glidlteS, nm Sen Hlaben pom
5ooc ST rctteu. icOod, umionit. 9alO
uad 8 llbr pcitern NtorGen lturb ser
anubr ultcr iltrdtbnren Shmer5en.
%oicph 6llrond }mei Sabre uno
lcd)9 Ntonotc oft Sobn BON &obn
6llrioug. Nr. 1927, OitsSombnrO-
StroBc, mtrOc 0citcru NofmittuG
olli Gbnlid)e @ciie lpic Der hinge &olt
ihIimm uerbromt. Ger &nube ipicltc
trri ltad I llbr Qcitcrn NohmittoN
III ser MobnunG ieiuer Gltern an Ell
ucnl Oicu, ieinc alciOer g%erietben iii
Brand mo er trllg ihlimme Brand
munorn an Der rcdten Seite oapnn.
Gr mllroe III Gas ct. %oicph'9 Noipi-
tai aciduiit, no Die Ncr5tc leiucn gu.
lton0 iiir fritildl %crtlGrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-25
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrGaItnn0s = ySc0lucilcr.

iHlCl UuIlHhuS XVI HlutlItl.
,Wiuiif, Stnormir." - SiCiC ySodc: .NoNcrS
brothers IN Nrlnuo".
rNlnuch's Sheatrr." StCic 2Suhc. aNouuR
Vuiinlo, nina Of foe lSiln gGcti".
,Snro's SpcrHhauc." Eicte lEOdc.
aWtrS. N~cfituapetIo VOula".
,NOllinnbtrnfru TbCntCr." - EiCfe &obt;
,WCrmun SOptN".
,Uiar1luuos5 heater," 49, SiCfe Q9ube; NCtibs
Observation-Disclosures
,9iuoiturium 5bcntcr." - GiCfe g1Ute:
Wje. Sim uHh b.
,Ariuu." - Miiinrod. ben p. EC5cmgCr.
GrobC lScibud6taicicr In hCr a@CrmHuiu man
HCrChors sale"
,,g"uDurrEHcCum." - WiuDIGN. ben /. NUular
NCibuahioictrr uuo NCrlOuiWg.
,,AAaCmetnr Trntidc @rCticnhciiHatb,"
2icniidl. ben ~. SC}eInbtr. NudtHiiiuNa MAJ
"a llbr, N&cihuudteiCiCr tn OcT glHiluii.
Gbrc lei WUtt in Der SUhC, TriCoC
nnf GroCu uno oCu WcnidIcu Gin
Nubl0cfnllcn!
The news & observer., 1905-12-16
WORK OFTHE WEATHER BUREAU

Professor Willis L. Moore. chief of
the Weather Bureau. has just pub
lished his report on the operations OF
his Bureau for the past ten years, dur
ing which he has been its very effic-
lent chief.
The Weather Bureut IS established
primarily to give not only timely warm
ings of severe storms. cold waves ana
floods, but also issues daily forecasts
of the changes in the weather which
are widely utilitarian. 1t aids the
farmer, the mariner, the shipper, and
the manufacturer.
During Professor Moore's admins
tation the service has been increased in
area and in the number of stations, and
it now outranks all the services in the
world in size and usefulness. The
total number of employees is 5O2,
manning 100 stations, besides the Gem
trail Office at Washington, d. G. over
this force of men. Professor Moore
maintains a rigid discipline, and ad-
vance service IS by the merit system
alone. which has gradually brought out
the men best fitted for the various
kinds of work.
We are pleased to note that one at
least of all these weather stations shah
be devoted to the study of new prob
lens relating to weather phenomena
with the end in view of advancing the
science of the weather in order that
higher percentage of accuracy may
be secured in the forecasts and that
they may be for a longer period. we
are glad to note that this institution
has been conceived by Professor
Moore It's scope is a broad one, and
it is very fitting that this country
having the largest and most effective
weather service in the world. should
also have an institution for the prose-
cution of the science of the weather
such as shall have no rival in any
other country.
A glance at the cost of the mainten-
ance of this great weather service
shows that it is economically admin
istered. At present it costs about one
and a half million or dollars, ana the
saving in property alone would amount
to many times that amount, saying
nothing of the incalculable saving of
human lives.
We congratulate Professor Moore on
his successful administration of this
public institution, and wish him an
other decade to develop the science of
the weather, as we'll as to still further
advance his Bureau in its practical
1cefJllupSS
The news & observer., 1905-12-16
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The news & observer., 1905-12-16
The Common Sense.

Charity and Children.
Our attention was called not long
ago to the origin of the word com
mon Sense" that We honor so much
and refer to so often. The man with
common sense our informant explain
ed, was. the man who voiced the COM
mon seIise of the communicative con-
clusion, in other words, upon which
public sentiment finally settled down.
This is good theory at least and is
strictly true of the men possessed of
this rare gift. He who is not endowed
with this saving common sense Is the
man who has not correctly read the
public mind upon any given question,
and who fails to interpret the cOncen-
SuS of opinion among his nelghbOrS.
We have all seen these rarely gifted
men. and they are always leaders and
guides, valuable alike to stimulate or
restrain the public conscience. Bril-
liant men are not always, nor usually,
the ones upon whom the people rely
in times of stress. The man of mark
ed personal gifts is usually over cOnfl-
dent in his own wisdom. He does not
pause to feel the public pulse or take
counsel of the many minds about him,
while the man of common sense,
thinking of others rather than of him.
self. balances the conflicting opinions
of those about him, and out of the
Babel of voices weighed in the scales
of his claim reason reaches the same
and safe conclusions that satisfy the
public mind. 1t is not toadying to
the opinions of the populace, but it
is the great truth so often quoted, that
in the multitude of cOunSelS there is
wisdom. The fact is. that exactly at
this point the highest wisdom may be
found. and the man who first discoV-
ers and gives it expression is he who
is gifted with what we call good old
common sense. And one Of the vital
elements IN bis success IS his ability
10 bride his own tongue, for the man
whose words outrun his thoughts will
never command the confidence of his
fellows.
The news & observer., 1905-12-16
DON'T PLEDGE YOURSELF!

The next General Assembly will be
one of the most important that has
been held in North Carolina in a gen.
eraticn. Legislation with reference to
taxation, to insurance, to railroads, to
labor, to the care of the insane. to
promote education and with reference
to a proposed bond issue, will be con-
sidered by that body. And United
States Senator is to be elected. too. 1t
is essential first that it shall be COM
posed of men who owe no obligation
to any interest that may conflict with
the public welfare. Experience has
shown that a man whose bread and
meat comes from a railroad will al
ways leoislate in the interest of the
railroad, rather than the whole people,
and the same is true of men who owe
obligations to any other great corpo-
rations affected by legislation. In the
next General Assembly of all legisla-
lures, we wish a body of men who
have no great corporate interests to
serve.
ton will be held and nearly nine
months before the election. Many
things will transpire and new issues
may be evolved before the primary.
Therefore we take the liberty Of sug-
gesting that the part of wisdom for all
voters will be to decline to pledge
themselves to candidates who are al
ready in the field in the belief that
''the early bird catches the worm." If
the man who now asks your support is
the right man. he will be just as right
after the primaries are. called. Ii he
has special interests to subserve, and
is not in sympathy with the reform
legislation that the people desire. it
will be better not to have committed
yourself before the issues are made
and before the candidates have been
publicly announced.