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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
chleaso Ilvsstoet

Chicago. May Is-Cattle receipts,
1 500; market strong. Beeves. 34.l5G
s6.lo. cows and heifers. s1.s51e4.35:
stockers and feeders. s2!s0ast.so:
Texans. s4.00@s4.6o. calves. $1,000
$50.
Sheep Rseslpts.
Sheep receipts. 5 600: market
strong. Sheep. s4.s5dss.25: lambs,
$1,000 S7s75.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsH,e.

Notice to whom II may concern Is
hereby given that the partnership Of
Ryan and Blood was dissolved by mu-
tuaf consent on the LIST day OF Janu-
AIRY. 1906. Mrs. Margaret Ryan with.
drawing, and the new arm Of Davidson
and Blood will collect all accounts due
RYAN and Blood, and pay all debts
owing by them.
MRS. MARGARET RYAN.
+. O. BLOOD.
+ May 10, 1906 b-1so
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
kansas city lIvsssoek.

Kansas City, Mo. May lS.-cattle
receipts. 10000; market steady. Ma
tive steers. sa.25ms5so: southern
steers, ss.5oGss.25; southern cows,
s2.5o@ yt.ss: native cows and heit.
ers. ss.6odes.2s; stockers and feed.
ers. 5000 $500: bulls, ss.ooaSs.2b.
calves. 5000 5000; western fed steers.
ss.7S@ IS rs: westernfed COWS. se.so@
Ss.se. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Eel sen 2oid)orbeitcn bci'm 9ronoe
in 1904 beidaftigt woren; in eriter
2eiung an9enommen.
Son Srn. aobllteoo - Griu6en
an oie StraBcnourdDbrltd$ 3 Com.
milidre, Die Concentrating Ser Sire
oerid-Goab, BON @cntolouitroBe bis
slrr Stabtgren5e, ein5uIeiten; in er-
tier 2eiung o%ngerommen.
Son Srn. Wltie-Griuden an sic
9eb0roe fir ofientIide &crbeiiernn-
gen, oie @erpronu1g fin oie Tflo-
Iteritng ser MonrocitraBc an oen
Stootrotb suriid5uicnocn; in crltcr
2eiirng a,tgellornmen.
Ser Stabtrotb Oertngte lolpo6l Sic
reguldre uie ole Spe5ioliteung oltf
bette 9~tadpnittae, o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Sin frcdler Han6aniaQ.

Alporfa 8res5io in einer &utide i'm
Ser5en ser Staot an9efollen II.
berutbt. - Ser 8Guber Binter
ShloB un6 Hiegel. = IS por
Gin Neger.
Gin &oubanfaa, Ser robe5u an
ooS l(nglaublide gren5t urb uie
malt MN Aebnlid)es pon gr5dblun.
gen aus DEM nilben @eiten fennt,
luurbe geitern Morgen gegen fiinf
llbr mittep in ser Staot bon oem
9tegcr T6omaS @pps ouf atuorfa
aresSia, Der li6 in gtrs 1924, Ebo.
mleSitrobe, %aufbalt, alisgefiibrt. Sr.
&res8io mar geitern Worgen bon
NerusYorf inn Gamoen-9a bn6of ar-
gefommen. "a CT bier u~nbefannt
mar, beauftragte er oen &utid}er
Soc Walone, i'm nodJ Der oben ge-
nonnten Ioreiie 5u %bringen. Ger
&utld}er mar nit ieinem Yoiiogier
bis Sharp un0 GoperitroBe gefab-
rem, ais CT einen idredliden 2drm
aus Der alltide orin9en bGrte. st
iprong ab, itm nody Dem @runoe oes
2arnta 5lt foriden. Pills er Die $50.
gentbiire o%ffnete, iab er eiien See
ger, Der Srn. ares5io nit Der eiren
Sono am Sals gefnbt bielt uro oen.
Ielben piirgte, lpGbrenb er ibm nit
Der onoeren Sono Die Soiden leerte.
9ei'm Inblif beS alttiders lieB ser
Neger iein Spfer los uno lprona ailf
Die StroBe. Wolone mari lidy iofort
oitf ben Sliebenoet, uno 5ipiiden
ibn uno 2esterem beeann Elm Bin.
gen, BEL Dem 9eioe su 9ooen itiir5.
rem. 0em Neger gelang es itlieB.
lid), iid frei SIT MAIDEN uno 5u emf.
flieben, ober crit nod1oem cr Hod,
Welte, SolentrGger uno Semo in
Den SGnoen bes H~oiielenferS 5uriid.
geIalien bate. Walone 6eridltete
oen ueberfoa on Die ToIisei oes iiio.
lid)en SiitrittS, uno allf feline 9e.
id]reibnnlg bin gelang es geltern
Ibeno bem &llnoeiergeanten Mc@o.
bern, ben Hdiiber in Der YerIon bes
Ne9erS 2bomoS gpps 81 perboiten.
Gerlelbe befinpet iif iebt in Der liio.
lidyeit Eoli5eiitotion binter SdloB II.
Hiegel, INN ieinem 8erb0r entgegen
5lp leben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Ieuer Sabrplan. - 0i(

Helter Sabrplon. - Die
.@eItern Wurplono-9 obn" lGbt am
,lladlten sSprmtag einen neuen Sa6r-
plan in Strait treten. Der Nffommo.
oations5ng, melher iett UNI s ubr
Morgens pom SiuensVabnboie OBJ
0ebt, miro unter Dem nelien Sabr.
PLAT idjon nm 80 Worgens abiob.
rem. Ger biSberige 10 llbr llnion
Bridge affonImooations5ug piro nur
Soultqgs in 0ienit bebalten mo
idon I'm Rt0 llbr pom Siaen.Sabn-
boi abgeben. Der Accommodations.
5ug, melber nm $50 WorgenS III
Baltimore a%nlun9t, miro Inn $50
Worgens anltott hin $50 bon Union
9riSJe ~abia6ren, uno Ser glffommo.
oationS5ug, Der bisber Inn 1910
Nahntittags bon ltnion Bridge abs
alma, .piro Wittags 1901 bon Sigh
iiel0 a6fabren llno Inn 3.15 am Sill
len.8abnbof anlangen. 3ie ballpt-
iGdlihite acnoerltng beltebt nber III
Der Snoienititellung zines nit Seltl'
biilen periebenen g~rpreB5uges, mel
tier jeoen @ormittog, NIT Iustobme
oes Sonntaas, nm 8 llbr pom Sillen-
9aJnbofe ubgeben, I'M 1913 ltbr III
Cumberland %anlangen, nod Gltllls,
@.-Ia., meiteriobren ulo bort nm
S.t5 Mben0s onfommen miro. Sler'
ollrA miro Die Sabrt bon Baltimore
nad) Cumberland uli 515 Stunoen
reou5irt uno cine. SdneQbeforoering
iiber Die .@eitern Warplano gdbn"
eineefiibrt, Die in 3rfunft olle bisbe-
rigen Hecoros be5ilglih Sfnelltabr'
ten 5niiden Baltimore, Sa9erstoipn
uno Cumberland iibertrefien miro.
Wit einOrud sppllen Sc
re monien meroen bente in Mr.
napoIis Die often OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
flaggen, oiesiif ieit pielen Sabrcr
inter Der Sbbut oes @ilion.EolterS
Der @roben arnee Ser Hepublif be.
funben baben, Dem Staate iiberge.
ben perben. @s limo I'M @an5en 90
Slaggen. Ger @ilion : Soften Mrs
lid beitte Worgen per Compiler nod
gnnapolis beeeben. @ouperreltr
g9arfielo nimmt bic Slaggen I'M Mo.
men oes Staates in gmpfang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

bab ipiort Germeiiungen uno 3eidy.
nungen angefertigt peroen, oamit
baS @erf in 1908 %be9onnen weroen
fann.
Ter monatli6e 9eriht oeS GGei.
SngenieurS 5ei9t, ouB Die grbeiten
an 9au Oes SturmpoIierfonal.S p.
items, Der Decentralization in @ol.
broot, Oes 2oborotoriun1s in @ol.
broof unO beS Nlb5ugsfanals Sp-
items begonren aporoen limb. Sn II
Nrbeitstogen lino bei'm 9aue Der
Sturmnoiier = annGle an Der Scope,
2nnpolc. mo Sc0erolitrnBe bereit5
11l4 SUB Hobrcn gclcgt luorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

@eriet6en burh Iojen
Strei6 in Die &Iem M e. vi.
bert u. 8llbl BON Nr. 1915, @eit.9ol.
tlnloreltraBe, nno CHARLES SiQer bon
Nr. 1903, @eit $ prattitroBe, iplir.
oen geItern Nadmittag Dem Bolisei.
ridter Bead in ser iiioipeitliben $50.
li5eiltotion inter Der aniduloiaunG
oes u~noroentlifen 9~etrogens, iomie
oes ongeblitcn 9iebitablS eiiierMe
&c @elenlager aus Weiiing porge-
iilbrt uno ms 8eiGngniB geionbt,
oo JIG perlangten, bob lire Sale Dor
Den 8roBgeihmoreten perbanoeIt
meroen. Die beioen WGnner, melde
iibrigens alte 9efannte Der Bolijei
limo, botten ant Wontag Ibeno 5ie
5enlterideiben zines poriiber fob
reuben Strobenbobn . @aggons Der
@ilfens : gpenue : Clinic an 8il.
fets : apenlle, nabe 9atberineItraRe,
eingeiuorfen. Muf @runo Ger BE.
idrcibung Der 3b1ter, ipelde BON
perihieoenen EaEanten, pelde Sen
8orioa geieben batten, ser Yoli5ei
gelieiert puroe, erfolgte geltern sic
Verbaitung. 9eibe MGnner ipiirben
bon Dem Sergeanten Serrids nnb
ben Eoli5iiten 5inf uno Sadion IN
Nr. 3, Wiaington . Zane, aufgefun.
oen. Neben Den 8einhten fanoen
oie Yoli5iiten in Oieiem Sauie cine
Wenge Weiingartifel, iuelde Der
Germutbuug Ser Holi5ei mad BON
allbl unO Siaer seitoblen paren.
Gin Sanbbnd . - 9as Taiia.
sier.9 epartement Der r@eiterr Ma.
rplanb 9abn" bat elm fleines Bud
berallsseseben NIT ifonen SGuitra-
tionen uno 9eidreibumgen ser See.
men all Der gobn entlaie BON @alti.
more na6 gIfins, @..8a. Die reiden
2anoi6aften, Die pielen biitoriifen
Yiinfte, bie itetig porip1rts idreitenbe
Gnflptdelltitg OeS fa1t ilod] uftbefdfra'
ten 2anoes iino in interelianter @eiie
beid)rieben uno ill1lItrirt.
@ntging dmerer Ir-
b uloigung.- Trait 2atie Sn-
binsfi muroe geitern bonn Toliseirid)s
ter Yadaro i'm mittleren Yoli5eige.
rift BON Ser gnfkage ser 8igamie
freigeIprohen. Sbre aneebliden bel.
oen MGnner, ser imeefabr 80 Sabre
aIte Soiepb 0ubinsfp un6 6er %
Sabre alte Weper Sorn, batten Die
4raii bon CANADA bis bier perfolgt.
nm lie sur geItrafiitg 81 sieben. Ser
ertpGblte gongreB.~ abgeororete Sarrp
g. 8olf pertbeioiste sic Graii, iin0
Serr 8. $. @eiliaser mar 8ertreter
Ser beioen M6nner. 9a aber feline 8e.
weiie boraebradt meroen fonnten.
iette Ser 2idter Ole 6rail in 5reibeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
SSofn Samtncf Scim.

IS itorb am 1S. Nopember 1906,
Inn bnl6 8 ll9r Morgens, Sobn Sas
mnel aeim in ieinem II. 2~e6ensiabre
in ieiner @obnung Ger. St2, Horos
8apsS traBe. Die 9eeroigung fi1toet
SOnneritag, Sen %. Ropem6er, Haf-
mittags 2 ll6r, bonn Grauerbauie aus
auf Dem .Wtt. Carmel 5rieo9ofe"
itdtt, 5u ser 8reunOe 6ofli6 eingela-
0en limo. 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
,Sm 8rabc lit Hub'.

@r. Srie0rid @GboilS auf Der nSalti.
more Cemetery" b%eeroigt. - Srnlt
Caroline Smitb uuf Der .2ouoon.
Gorf.Gemeterp" Dem Sd)ooBe Scr
Groe iibergeben.
Inter GROCER 9etbeiligung bon
2eibtragen0en iano geItcrn Sormitz
tag Die &ceroigung beS om II. 30
pembcr I'M Nlter bon SO Sabren &c.
ltorbcntn &rn. Sricorih @GbaltS
pom Gr%ouerDouie, 9tr. 1902, @arncr.
StroBe, aus nuf Der Baltimore Sc
mcterp" itott. Foitor SlliuS Sol
mann Don Ger Oeutihen 3ionS.&irhc
leitctc Sen Sroucr9ottes0ienit. Cine
SiiQe prGd)tigcr 9lumenlpcnOen mur.
ben am @robe nieocrgelegt. dc lcBte
@bre olS 9abrtlldtrdger ermicien Dem
1abingcidie0cnen 0ic &erren &ein.
rid Worf, Sermomn Smelbed, @iiz
belm Mepcr, Sulius Soltnnann, Sob.
&ruie uno Scrmom @eiielmonr. -
Serr @0boltS mllr0e an t6, Scbritar
1887 in Der Erouin5 Sannopcr 0ebo.
rem uno fam inn Sabre 1860 mad
Nmcrito. 3uci Sabre ipGter perbcl-
ratbete CT lid nit Srl. Margaretbc
9ubert, mel6e Dor elf Wonoten itorb.
Ger Serltorbene bintcrlGBt cine God.
Ter, Srou Sophie &ruie, uno cinen
Sobn, Srn. &einrih @dballs, ioluie
l1eun gnfelfinoer. Serr @1bouS mar
- Sabre lang in ser aiitenfabrif bon
CHARLES S%ortenbougb tbGtig.
Carolina Smitb.
Bonn Srouerbuule, 9tr. 322, Siib.
Yapion-S troBe, aus ionO geltern
No6mittog Die 9eeroigung Der an
is. Nopember I'M Nlter bon II
Sobren geltorbenen Srau Carolina
Smith, @ittme bon GODorO S.
Smith, olf Der ,2pu0on Enrf Gemc.
tern" ltatt. Eoitor 81. 2ebmarm BON
ser epang,zl utb. ct. Sobannes Stride
ali Ger perl. 2om6arO.S traBc anltirtc
I'M Sr~auerbauic unp onl @robe. 3abl'
reife unO prohtpole 9lumetItiide
Idniidten oen Sarg Der GntiGlaft-
men llnb legten 3eugniB BON beren
9eliebtbeit ob. Srau Smith mltrbc
I'M Sabre 1885 IN Tcutiblonb gebo.
rem itnb fam Dor langcn So6ren nob
Ymerifu. Sic mar nit Srn, @oporo
s. Smitb perbeirotbet, nelder ibr
Dor Is Sobren I'M Sobe poron ging.
Gle Sinterbliebenen limo flint Eodr
ter, Die Srauen CHARLES @~opleoro.
Sobn MelpinL 9bnS. 9otbner, 2ouiS
4. Gper uno @iQiom Sitter, ionic
IA Gnfel uitb ) llrenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Ye onolnoti5 8. - 9aS 9e'
iinoen BON Or. s. 6. Itfiuion, Hr.
600, Gatbeoral. StraBe, melder al
2uligenent5iinoung erfranft lit, eiebi
INNER nod 5u groBen 9eiorgniiier
8eranlniiung.
0erGocaine 8erfauf. =
Bon Tifter Yadarb murben geIterr
Spqporo Smitb BON Nr. 424, Noro'
5ront- Strabe, uno Yarf y. McGnb'
bin bon Or. 1873, 8reenmoiint. slpe.
megen angeblifen Goeaine-8 erfaufs
benz @eridtsperTabrfn iibermieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Cine 5eitgemGBe 8arnung
erlGBt Scr Yerein Der 6euer . 8erii'
ferungs . @eieqihaiien biriidtlidj
Ger nit 8eibnad)ts Seforotionen
uno SGuminotioncn perbunbencn
Jeilersgciabr.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
Scientific CONGRESSES,

That there are too many scientific
congresses is the complaint Of writer
in the Revue Scientifque. While iso
lation is a bad thing for the man o!
science, and while it Is essential to his
usefulness and reputation that he
should at times compare notes with
his colleagues, much time, labor, and
money Is wasted by the multiplicity
OF these assemblies. A concrete ex'
ample Of the incidental abuses Is fur
,nished by the same periodical, In Its
report of the Medical Congress at Lis
bon. One OF the chief evils was the
diversity Of language, although the
use of Portuguese was not permitted
in the discussions. The reports were
distributed so tardily that members OF
the congress had no time in which to
prepare themselves to speak. There
were too many reports relating to the
same subject, which gave rise to tire
some repetitions. Much time was lost
in attending fetes and other entertain
ments. Moreover, number of emf
nent men failed to appear personally.
and their papers were read for them
by others. Yet the desire of attend
ing congresses is keen, remarks the
New York Post, and it would be cruel
to deprive the speakers of opportuni'
ties to be heard, or to prevent their
hearers from manifesting the Chris
tian graces of patience and long suf
fering.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
A NEW AND GREATER ZION.
vollya Says First Command Is Free
dom from Debt.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Wilbur Glenn Vo-
diva, successor to John Alexander
Dowie as head of the Christian Cath.
Ollie church, outlined to a company Of
his followers in Kenosha last night
plans for the erection of new Zion.
which he said he would make the
greatest religious colony in the world.
my policies will be as different from
those of John Alexander Dowie." he
said, "as day is different from night.
The first command to be observed In
the new Zion will be absolute free
dom from debt. Neither Zion nor a
man in Zion shall owe cent. 1t 10
my plan to establish colonies where
the homeless and friendless shall be
cared for. I shall have tract OF
thousands Of acres of land to which
[ shall be able to invite the homeless
of the world and ask then to take
twenty acre tracts and earn an hon
est living; 1t will be my plan to build
factories for the workfngman and to
go down and work with them. shall
do away with the aristocratic circle
that hos grown up In Zion and all
shall be of equal standing"
yoliva declared that he had no use
for orthodox churches.
eff the churches of the day." he
said, represent the modern religion,
I will take the platform as An infidel
and smash them"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
A. O Ross. Pub.
AUpueoh
coIorinq a Life.
IOWA

SVtStHt9 Gttcs
Imagination plays an important par
in the coloring of life. Don't LEI
your imagination run away with you,'
Is a sentence that has chilled, II moi
checked, most of us. But imagination
is really the master.builder of ones
most satisfactory life-structures, and
when II runs away" with one. be
comes a dynamo that moves seeming
ly immovable things. What does Inn
agination mean? Imaging: building q
thought-pattern, q mental model, an
ideal. Netting great was ever
achieved without enthusiasm" de
clares Emerson. Imagination Is en-
thusiasm's vital principle. its inward
life, its vitalizing fire. Millions OF
careers have proved the truth that II
is the poised, the patterned, the al
ways-aspiring life, the life Of the
home, the mandatory, the store, the
school, the studio, all places where
the demands for food, raiment
spiritual sustenance and nourishment
for the finer senses are met, that II
most thoroughly and adequately col
ored. All color is caused by vibra
ton, explains Ida A. Churchill, in De
Iineator. The higher and stronger the
vibration the deeper and more beautt
full the color. When heart and brain
and body all vibrate with high re-
solves and constant upward reach and
endeavor, the life will glow and shine
and attract to itself all that makes fol
health. happiness and holiness.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
German Trade With New Zealand.

Besides the United Kingdom and
the colonies, Germany is really the
only competitor of the United States
for business In New Zealand. The
trade of the United States is now Ave
times as great as that of Germany.
yet the German trade Is increasing
rapidly. Germany leads the United
States in several lines, but the prin.
cipal one Is musical instruments. Dur.
ing the year 1904 1t sold in the colony
t25o,000 worth of pianos principally,
while our sales amounted to less than
$4,000. There is really no reason for
this important difference except that
the German trade is pushed and easy
payments are accepted. 1t Is true, says
the Daily Consular and Trade Re.
ports, that this trade is mostly In
pianos of a cheap grade, but the manu-.
facturers In the United States should
be able to sell pianos on equally fs
vorable terms.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
COLLIER ACCUSED
OF EVIL DOING
District Attorney Received
Letter Attacking
Weekly
SAID TO WITHHOLD FRAUD
Alleged to Have Evidence of Corrup-
ton of Tobacco Trust-Districtl
Attorney Moran Claims PublicatIon
Withheld Facts to Aid Republicans.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 5.-District at
torney John B. Moran sent letter to
District Attorney Jerome of New York
yesterday, in which he stated that he
was informed by Former State Sena-
tor A. d. Hughes of Michigan that
there was in the possession OF Col
lier's Weekly, evidence In the form
Of original documents, letters, tele-
grams and secret codes which tends
to shows that an organized method
Of legislative corruption is practiced
by the so-called tobacco trust
throughout the country. The letter
follows:
Il am creditably informed by one
A. ID. Hughes, formerly state senat-
or of Michigan, that there is in the
possession of the proprietors OF d
publication by name, Golfers Week,
y. having its principal place of bust
ness in New York City, evidence IN
the form of original documents, let
ters, kilograms, secret codes and the
translation thereof, some copies OF
which now have and which | append
herewith for the purpose of identifi-
cation, which tends to show that Nor-
ganized, systematic and general
method Of legislative corruption isS
practised by theso-called tobacco trust
throughout the country.
II am informed that some of the
documents, copies Of which l do not
have, tend to show that several bills
affecting the interest of the said to-
bacco trust were defeated at the cap
itol of this commonwealth at the last
session of our general court (Massa.
chusetts legislature) by practices
which are q part of this systemary
scheme. am informed that the pro-
prietors of the said Golfers Weekly
have purchased the evidence for q
large sum of money under contract
to publish the same not later than
ten weeks after the first day of Au-
gust; that the last DAY for publishing
the same has expired; that the said
Golfers Weekly has refused to pub
fish the same according to contract.
81 am further informed that Coli
lier's Weekly Is delaying publication
Of this evidence in violation of its
contract, until after election lest 10
should have an injurious effect upon
the republican candidates on election
day.
Therefore l respectfully request
you to obtain the same evidence and
transmit it to me forthwith, in order
that may begin an immediate in
quiry to such acts occurring within
my jurisdiction as >lay be disclosed
by the examination OF the said docu.
ments."
In making puvlic the letter, Mr..
Moran also gave to the press copies
of many letters, kilograms and codes,
one being from Hughes.
Hughes says that he bought a fac
tory in Marion, Ind, last April from
former Senator o. A. Baker and In
the factory Mr.. Hughes found draw.
er full of correspondence and docu.
ments revealing &c, .aln transactions
with the American Tobacco company.
Hughes states in his letter that he
endeavored to interest President
Roosevelt and Governor Hanley OF
Indiana, but was unsuccessful. He
then sold the documents to Golfers
under contract to be published Oct. g.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
pirates Seize Rich Graf.

London, Nov. 5.-The correspond.
ent at Hongkong of the Tribune
cables that the British steam launch
Fieman has been seized by pirates on
the West river. The passengers and
crew of the launch were robbed, and
the pirates then raided several Chin.
ese launches and engaged in a run
ming fight with an armed launch OF
the Salt commissioners. They finally
escaped in the darkness with booty
Of $4,000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Black walnut is produced in this
country at an annual rate Of about
s3,000,0 900 feet. The larger portion Of
1t now comes from southwestern Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, although there Is some scat
tering growth still picked up in In
llama, Ohio, Tennessee and West Vir-
kinia. The most considerable stand
bf the wood remaining east Of the
Mississippi River is on the upper wa
ters Of the Guyandotte River in West
Virginia. The home demand for black
walnut lumber is only for compare.
lively small quantities, says the South.
west. 1t use is largely confined to
gun stocks, novelties, electrical work,
etc. The chief demand for walnut
comes from Germany, and Hamburg is
the commercial center Of the market.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

The successful merchant must make
his store clean. attractive and invit.
ing. Where these conditions exist
and the goods sold are Of the best
quality for the price asked the bust
seas cannot helm being successful.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

A royal decree has been published In
Madrid revising the legal formalities
10 be observed in civil marriages in
Spain. The obligation to declare their
religion hitherto imposed upon the
parties to such marriages is sup.
pressed.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

The principal of st. Andrews uni.
versity has come out for spelling re-
form. Readers of Burns and Aud
LIGHT Idyls are painfully aware of the
tact that Scotch spelling needs dash
Of reform.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08

Anybody that doubts that japan is
thoroughly In earnest in its desire to
keep the peace will please note that 1t
has decided to increase its army $4,000
men, which, of course. is entirely in
accord with the latest scientific theo-
ries.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
Ten Million Chinese May starve.

Shanghai, Nov. 5.--Missionaries re
port most severe famine tn the
northeastern part of Klangsu prov
ince, Central China. II is estimated
that 100000 people face starvation.
Local magistrates are preventing
people from leaving the region, but
are taking no steps In provide them
with food and supplies. Serious dis
orders are feared.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-11-08
Widow Of Bin Nye Is Dead.

New Orleans, La. Nov. 5.--Mra.
Edgard w. Nye, widow OF the late
bill" Nye, died yesterday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. e. w.
Pharr, at Avoca plantation, near Nor
gan City. Mrs. Nye was 66 years old.