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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Die Mesierung TIM 2ampf nit ben
Ganbrdnbern.

Der Yrdiioent sat 9efebl ertbeilt,
bdB biz gum 1. Mpril bieies Sabres
ale ungeieeli6en llm5duuuneen bon
Dffentli6en 2dnbereien entfernt iein
miiiien. Damit Wilionen bon Icres,
pelde bon 9roBen Gorporationen unb
groBen 8ieb5iidtern IN uneeiesli6er
Wetle III Selib genomulen tporoen lino,
tleinen &niieblern, pie oas @eIe( oas
beabli6ti9te, our griperbung ofren
ileben. Sab Die Sieb3ii6ter Dapon
nift erbaut iinb unb bieien gefebl
(ber a~lIerbings aud inter frilberen
@ominiitrationen ihon nieberbolt erS
gangen, dber niemals ernitli6 lino
auf Die Oauer burd9efiibrt tporoen
ilr) bindis5uihieben neriuden, ut
bon ibrem S%tanbpunfte b~eritdnoliA,
aber ipeni9er pirb man Die entS
~riiItuna elmer @n3abl Senatoren 5u
niirbiaen perm0aen, Die auf @runo
DieIer Gnoronung neuen 4nlab our
9eihperbe iiber ben Rrdiioenten nno
ben Sefretdr BEG Snneren %9efunoen
buben. Das mirb uur IN Der @eiie
gu erflGren iein. bnb tie entipeoer
ielbit an bieien 9iebltdblen intereIlirt
iinb. mie bas ia fdon in elmer &nsabl
Pm SGllen nohaetpieieu lit, ODER bab
iie es als lire Iufeabe betra6ten, bic
UeteBess Wtdi6inerie MIR gum Wors
tbeil Der Wiliondre uno ni6t beg
fleinen Ilannes 81 banbbaben.
Sic Senatoren tpoDen ibre Wutb
IN eriter Heibe an benz Sefretdr oes
Snneren, Srn. Sit6cod, a~uslafen,
Ser iolb @ldu5enoes in Der Slider
Iangung Der Dffentlifen Oomdnen
aus ben Sdnben bon Wiliondrs Ndu<
bern seleiiret bat. g%efanntli9 lit bies
fer Wann bereits bon einem Spe5ials
Gpmite bes Senats bur6 Die Se6el
ae3oaen iporben, neil err etn 0eiet,
melhes Die 8ertbeilnn9 bon bier
RiQionen Icres 21nbereien inter Die
Snbianer anorbnete, niht befol9t bat.
uub er bat iid aud neiterbin getpeis
CERT. DEM 8eies eemGb gu banbeln,
unb sfpor aus benz @runbe. bdb ben
Snbianern Jest ifon Elm GROCER Sbeil
Der 9dnbereien burd Gift unb getrue
abgelodt morben lit. Sas formale
Meht, elm Ioldbes @eies 5u i9noriren,
ertpeilt Der Sefretdr Dur6 b%unoesges
ridtli6e gnti6eibuneen, ipel6e gres
citipbeamte uls befust erfldren, 8es
zee 5eittpeiIie nuber &raft gu ieeen,
mo elm 8etrus eriiftlid ober nur 81
permutben lit. Sic bemofratii6en
Genntoren fperben babon abgebalten
iperben, 8oofenelt nnb ben Sefretdr
ais @eiesbreder 3u berbammen, our6
Den @a6peis, bab Yrdlibent Glebea
Lamb Elm sIeides 8efet aus sleidem
Grunoe nidt polftredt bat. 8enn
trobbem Der Gonsreb elm Geiet paiiia
rem iollte, pelfes ben Sefretdr be-
itinlmt antpeiit, Die 2dnbereieu gum
Nuben Der Snbianer 5n berfdufen,
ipiro Ser Yrdiibent, Der natiirli6
binter benz Sefretdr ite6t. es ieoens
falls nit 1einem @eto belesen. Sas
hiirfte ben gonereb tpo6l babon abb
lhaten, ben @oeen gu itraff gu ipans
men. -.ggeelfior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
Cine neme . IT prn gerii6ernns.

Cine neae /. 1T ncn Werfihermng.
Wir leben I'M 3eitalter Der 8erii6e>
RING. @ir perii6ern unier 2eben.
nniere Sdnier, nnfer 8ieb, uniere
grnte unb fait allies Inbere. Iber
Niemanb trdumte bapon, ii6 ge9en
&rantbeit 5u berii9ern, Biz 81. Setter
Snbrnep ben Wertb bon Sorni's
MpenfrGuter bnr6 Die Dffentli6e
Yreiie befannt madte. Sierburf
fpnrbe Der geg fir cine 8erii9erung
5u 9erinsen Soften ge9en bas aaers
i6limmite meni6li6e llebel. ben 8era
Init Der foItbaren @eiunbbeit, eroffnet.
@enn Der Rasen ni6t in Srbnung lit
nnb sic iif irgenbipie frant ober un@
pGBIif fiibIen, 10 lit biefes elm 3eiz
den ,bab Sbr 8lut in i'd e6tem Sus
itanbe 1T uno sic iino es ii6 ielbit
llno SIREN Mnge6Drigen i6ulbis, iid
eegen eroberen S9aben 81 periidern,
inoem sic bic 8ebanblune nit Sorni's
@lpenfrGuter anfangen. Cant enoe
BADEN iiber ben @ertb bieies Yrdpds
rats 3eugniB abselest. gr fpirb nidt
fpie anbere Webi5inen, ionbern bireft
bur6 SpeSial> Igenten an oas Hublis
fun perfauft. Wan i1reibe an bic
gisentbiimer Sr. Setter Sabrneb &
Cons Co., 112-118 60. SoDne Ipe..
Chicago. Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

mdbtg fleinen Sabl bon 1i1iondren
c%ontrolirt iperben. Sn einem Sabr<
5ebnt lit Der ipertbnoaite Belts Der
Nation inter Die @enalt elmer Sonbz
boil 6i~nan5leute gefommen. Die barduf
aus iinb, nod tpeitere WiIionen in
ibren Seiis gu brinsen. I'm lire Serrz
i6aft nod gu ertpeitern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

Siibre elm foldes 9eben unb
irde einen iolden Srieoen. bab on bes
epi9en 2ebens uno bes bimmliI6en
Sriebens bid tpiiroig madeit. - (Sl.
Yb. genioi.)
9ereite Sein 9emiitb al einem
Sempel @ottes; bepabre bid Dor eins
bredenoen giloern unb duberliden
Sorgen. UNI nit benz Srieoen bes SI.
Settles erfilat gu tperben. - Sbomas
bon 8empis.
Sas muB elm nnereriinbli1
tiefer Srnnnen iein, IN peldbem Die
eddie Deg @ei6tbums, Der 8eisbeit
nno grtenntnib berboreen iino. tpie
tie III Der @anniefaItiafeit Ser erz
i6affenen 9inse 5ur @rI9einuna
fommen. - 8ellarmin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

- gei6perlibfeit bes Gtbmens,
ipeldes Die Ylage bel @itbma lit. miro
iofort erleihtert bur6 cine Saiie beia
ben Or. Iuguit aonis's Samburger
8rnittbees, gr erleidtert BEN Druid
unb madt bas atbmen leibter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19

Die g~inipanoerung Der Iebten II
Sabre bagegen lit in naditebenber
Isabelle enthaIten:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
(Sortfe 3 II g.
vi. geridiebene anbere ttria6em.

oHHenn audi bic fulsenben nrs
nn laden, tuarum 6ranfreif
VW jest IN srobem MaBltabe
nneldubig lit, IN fpenigen
8orten borgeleet fperoen, 10 iino oie@
ieIben bod nift minber tpi6tig, ions
bern bon Der .srobten 8ebeutung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-19
@arte itnb ermasei

gines Woreens tam elm Wann
bonn Sanbe in GROCER Gufreeune unb
NIT 5ornisem @usieben in ben 2aben
Ses Spe5ereisS dnblers Or. gr lieB
ieinen Waeen braiBen inn Stih un6
belt einen mibtisen Stod m Der
9anb.
~Serr W.~. iaste er, i'd faufte
cine Elite IltsfatniiHe in Sbrem 0a>
ben; ooh als i6 beimtam, fanb ih.
oab mebre als Die SdIfte 8alniiKe
fparen; uno bort itebt Der iunge
Shlingel. bon Dem ib lie sefauft
babe, anf Sobann. ben %2abeubiener.
binfpeiienb.
~Sobann", fraste Serr 3d.. bait
Oh oieiem Wdnue @alniiiie anitatt
NiIsfatniiiie perfauft?"
"Nein, mein Serrl" mar bic ios
fortiee gntport.
~Su liigit, Or iuneer Bengell"
rief Der 2anbmnnn, nod mehr aufs
gereat bur6 Die llnerihrodenbeit beS
Iungen Rannes.
~gtun. boren sic einmaI". iagte
Sobann, .tpenn Sic iif Die Wii6e
senommen bdtten. Sbre @usfatniiiie
81 tuiegen. 10 miiroen Sic sefunben
baben. baB i6 Die 8alniiiie gratis
oa5u gegeben babel"
~G6. lit bas moslid? sic bdtten
mir Die 8alniiiie seiGenft?"
.Sapobl. mein Serrl Sd tporf
cine Sanopoa in Die Site, fir Die
ainber 5um &naden". faste So6ann
NIT freiinoli9em 9Gdeln.
~gfun. tpenu bas nift elm Gtreid
lit" - iaste Der Bauer, inbem feline
3ii9e allen Corn perloren unb Dor
S6am errotbeten. .ba mlb ib sic
pielmals UNI gnti4ulbieung bittenl"
@anhe barte Hepe nnb beiBes Slut
lieBe lid bermeioen. tpenn man tparten
unb crit eripd9en tpiirbe. mas man
ia9en min, ebe nan @nbere dnftuls
bist. ~9enfe 3tpei Wal. ebe bu elm
0eal ipriHit", bas lit ein alisseaei4p
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
SPECIAL TOMORROW From 8 to 9 AN Only

MEMS S and SO grades of goods specialized in this
TROTSERS hours sale Outing and regular style trous-
| INV erS in flannel blue serge, home GO An
| spun WorSted cheviotS ETC., 8 to 9 a. NJ. D0.4u
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
WOMEN IN PANIC,
ELEVATOR STICKS
Bookmakers Caught and
Friends Bet on Pros
peCt of Release.

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 9.-An un-
manageable elevator at the Grand Union
Hotel gave q party OF racing men and
women a fright that will unfit them for
picking winners for some time. The
elevator stuck between the third and
fourth floors, and refused TO bulge for
three hours.
Bookmakers Charley~Litt and George
BOles, a man named James. and four
women were going up" when II hap
pened. The managers Of the hotel tried
in vain to get them out.
The women, in Mysteries, looked askance
at the proportions Of Bookmaker Lit,
who weighs in the neighborhood OF 300
pounds. and halls from weehawken.
Their cries for help. mingled with the
shouts OF bOOkmakers on the ground
floor, who were offering odds that Lit
and Boles would not get out OF the
cage in time for the first race.
At last the hotel managers called out
the fire department. and with the aid OF
apparatus the elevator was
moved and the prisoners rescued.
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
VICTIM Of PRANK,
STABS HIS FRIEND
Southern Boys in New York
Have Quarrel and One
May Die.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Enraged at be-
ing made the victim OF another boys
prank. Jacob Brown, fifteen years old.
OF 2406 Division street, probably fatally
wounded Max Gordon. sixteen years
old, Of Il Attorney street, stabbing him
In the abdomen with a, knife having
blade four inches long.
The boys were close friends, and a
few months ago came here together
from the South. Brown is the son OF
a family In Lynchburg, Va, and his
victim is a member Of a family in Sa-
yanuah, Ga.
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
DEMAND FOR COBALT.

Among the substances for which a
sudden demand has sprung UP is the
metal cobalt This has been used only
for such purposes as cOloring glass en-
amelS and pOrcelains. and the annual
requirement has been only about $50
tons II has the same hardening effect
on steel as nickel. but IL has not been
considered for this purpose on account
OF Its cost. New deposits are now being
sought as supply for storage batteries
FOR which II has proven an important
material
The Washington times., 1907-08-09
BirthdayAnniVersary Will
Be Observed by
Friends.
viii Go For Drive and
Then Have Informal
Dinner.
Feud of NeStor With
A. P. German Being
Recalled.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. S.-SenaJor
William PlnIney Whyte. the Grand
Ola Man" Of Maryland, is eighty-three
years young today. He was born on
August Q, 1924. and has filled many
positions Of distinction in the State, in
Guiding those of United States Senator
three times. governor, attorney general.
mayor of Baltimore. and city solicitor.
He is now the Nestor of the Senate.
Famous Criminal Lawyer.
Fdrthermore, Senator Whyte Is the
Nestor of the Baltimore bar. He has
always enjoyed q lucrative law practice.
and possesses a wide reputation as a
criminal lawyer. having been enaged
In many famous cases He is also an
orator OF note, and his voice has for
many years been heard on the hustings; !;
It will probably be heard again in the
fall IN the interest of the Democratic
ticket
As usual, Senator Whyte expects 10
spend his birthday anniversary quietly
lie may pass the early hours of the day
at his office and then have a drive in
the afternoon and an informal family
dinner in the evening lie is a home
man" in his tastes and inclinations, and
nothing delights him more than TO be
surrounded by his children and grand
children and his stepchildren and their
friends To all of the young people he
is known as Grandpa"
Will Get Many Flowers.
II is customary for the Senator to
receive many congratulations and flow
ers on his birthday anniversary and he
will be remembered as in former years.
Thousands of Democrats throughout
the country recall the long and bitter
feud that existed between Senator
Whyte and Senator German. 1t was in
1880 that Senator German succeeded In
defeating Mr.. Whyte for reelection to
the Senate and first procured the place
for himself From that time until his
death both the personal and political
relations between the two men were un-
friendly, and in the memorable cam
paigns OF 1895 and 1897, when the Cor
man organization was overthroEyn and
Mr.. German himself was defeated,
former Governor Whyte took an active
part IN the fight against him.
Return After Twenty-six Years.
Prior TO his defeat by Mr.. German for
reelection TO the Senate. IL is said Mr.
Nhyte was I'm control of the party or
ganization almost as completely as Mr..
German was later. His defeat and the
success Ct Mr.. German not only gave 70
the latter the seat in the United States
Senate, but likewise placed in his hands
the leadership Of the Democratic party
In the State. That twenty-six years
after Mr.. German succeeded him in the
Senate former Governor Whyte. who in
all those years has been politically op-
posed to Senator German, should sue
ceed him in turn, IS said to be an in
cident practically unprecedented in the
political history OF the country.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-22

One Of the choicest dellcacies in
Jamaica is a hinge white worm found
In the heart OF the cabbage palm. II
tastes when cooked like almonds.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-22
POSTED.

Notice is hereby given that the lands Of
the undersigned in Lee county, known as
the L. A Jordan places, are posted, and that
all persons hunting or otherwise treSpaSSing
on the same will be prosecuted.
MRS. JOHN d. LITTLE,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-22

For choice cut flowers Of all kinds for Re
ceptons, Weddings, Funerals, ETC., tele-
phi one, telegraph or write,
ldle-Hour Nurseries,
Macon, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-22

Floradora Lint Cotton will bring YOU
from 1Sc 10 25c per pound. Jackson &
Lee, Leesburg, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-11-22

I certify the foregoing to be true ex-
tract from the Minutes and of the original
General Presentments of file.
Witness my official signature, this No
vemher 9Th, 1907.
JAMES MORGAN,
Clerk Superior Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
CIIRISTMAS GREETINGS

Once through the "n" The Christmas N@ r esteemed f'sF extend TO
a I'd fiud o hen e @ o. e
h""o greeting from h' fp" Presidency %"
ba hcavrd 90 many ccRt O.
and good un hd thousands "e'm "heh ab o"rfo"' guest
year Zoo not SO %
brires drg7
has sraou u thai ia
Utah nneH mbnrdt o las
m bagsh r at
in iemadur o. hca nay
op
10 Joys
eaaaa TO
fucu tcnuc raiay ar
aog5c
adn9o faraD Tabernacle
MAJ Ic Dry Of
nd joyful
lrbd radah haze fo mcG
actor u hat
haze ri III o ncha uJo
nlHc etmd
for yoI yaY
orphan int Iiorf This rcin
urH sick B b Hrtl honihec
fai md
ines max heaa one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
FOR THE FREEDOM OF ART.

The recommendation of President Roosevelt in his
Message Congress- for the removal of the duty on works
OF art meets with the approval of artists college presidents
art museum directors well as the general public
Too much hardly be done for the cultivation of
refined taste among the 1t has been observed that
the wordngmen of Europe made familiar with the
masterpieces Of art from their childhood and this art in
uence creates refined and an artistic touch in the
most humble artisan, which have great pecuniary value
Many European industries their success to this artistic
sense SO assduousy cultivated by their governments 50
that the devotion TO the valuable from business
point of view a from estheuc considerations
From moral point of view, is also exceedingly inn
porant Those whose souls touched with admiration of
that which is beautiful, be it in nature art which is but
an imitation of nature will not find pleasure in the deeds of
darkness or the haunts Of vice Crime is ugly It is nat
uray aboren those who love that which is beautiful and
good
The American Free Art League is urging Congress
to act and to take up the free bill and pass it at once
This is hoped be done without precpitating general
tariff discussion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
THE HOADERS' CHANCE.

I'VE do not often take the risk Of volunteering hnanal
counsel but the present situation tempts beyond resist
ance DO speculate do buy what yo can not a'u
to keep investment; and do not buy anything aOoh
which you have knowledge but YOU have money |m'
you shall need and which is unproductVe now pH"
to the best securities There standard stock" win :.
uninterrupted dvdend-payne record Of many years. and
YOU have an honest and well informed business man among
your intimates he viii help YOU choose through 0Ns
now with this prudence large profit is near eefanQ
There is no doubt that values will go back not 20 l'
former height perhaps but far far above The level OF ol
There is 50 much soundness in this paragraph ""
is taken from an eastern Journal that we take pleasure
reproducing IT, and in adding that the counsel gives Is ~
90 ,ooropriate TO Utah stocks as It Is 90 those OF Nc" 80
some of our great financial and industrial usuuloH'
dividend record has been unbroen for wears are no"
at prices which not long in the future "I De I'm r,
on as ridiculous Some OF them. If brughi 'oa1y w.. 10
turn 10 the investor from the dividends alone Ho"
nine er cent Der annun or more on hos outlay 20 Say. am
IN, If the likelihood OF future advances H vs. s.n Ire
boarders in the community, this wowo
time Of times for them to utilize their n'alN
II good. old Santa Claus brings this O9' T. entitled 10 a
,acient Peace Society in working order be Is '''
monument
Mr. stuyvesant Fish takes hmSsh i'''''
ly than the public takes him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

bin designed to restrain the United States circuit and
district courts and judges from issuing temporary nunc-
ons against the operation OF state laws has been introduced
in the house by Mr. Clayton Of Alabama This making Of
the medieval theory that like like a legal maxim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

The Russian professor Of Sociology who was "buncoed"
out OF a large Of money in New York by an oblgine
young kngshman whose acquaintance he made on ship
board has already accumulated valuable experience for the
illustration of sociological theories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

General Kuropat<n testified in the Stoessel court
martial that the plan Of with Japan was based on the
theory that the Russian fleet invncble II is historic
example Of pride going before a fall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
THE PROPHETS BIRTHDAY.

Monday, December 30 is the anniversary of the birthday
Of the Prophet Joseph and it suggested that Stake Pres
dents and Bishops of the Church everywhere arrange for
suitable memorial services the preceding Sunday Dec
22 This due to the memory Of the martyed herald Of the
Second Advent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Governor Cummins is being urged to announce himself
candidate for the presidency AS yet he has not said
with Alarus urge me no more your prayers are vain"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

1t is quite likely that Abe Ruef may be given complete
immunity he time may when he will be given a
monument. Who knowsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Every American feels that should necessity arise the
victory would not be to the strong alone but to the feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

suitable memorial services the preceding Sunday Dec
22 This due to the memory Of the maryred herald Of the
Second Advent
Secretary Cortelyou going to resign from the cabinet
At a national convention it takes dollars to secure
campaign quarters
All the indications that Santa Claus will come in
sleigh this year.
Chcagos smoke inspector has just issued lot of new
anti-snoke rules. But the smoke still rules
All the proposed railroad legislation looks to the regua
ton Of rates, none OF to the regulation of speed
Every American feels that should necessity arise the
victory would not be to the strong alone but the feet
II Senator Jeff Davis Of Arkansas did not smash any
trusts he at least smashed venerable tradition
1t quite likely that Abe Ruef may be given complete
immunity. The time may when he will be given
monument Who knowsi
Governor Cummins is being urged to announce himself
candidate for the presidency. As yet he has not said
with Marius Urge more your prayers are vain"
General Kuropat<in testified in the Stoessel court.
,srfia1 ula n ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

II Senator Jeff Davis Of Arkansas did not smash any
trusts he at least smashed venerable senate tradition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

II GOOD old Santa Claus brings this cry '' l.,l.d
efficient Peace Society in working order be Is '''
monument
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

All the proposed railroad legislation looks to the reeua
ton Of rates none of it TO the regulation OF speed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Secretary corteyou is going to resign from the cabne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

MI stuyesaut Fish takes himself rather ''
ly than the public takes him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Chcagos smoke inspector has just issued lot of new
anti-snoke rules But the smoke still rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
WILL SELL NEW 4 PER CENT BONDS.
controller Metz Will Offer $29,000,000
Worth on June %.

=, SSaFoler Metz will offer about 100000 worth
v4n 81 cent city bonds for sale on June %. They
os..,~ : coupon bonds. enabling the purchaser TO
W. interest with greater facility than If they
The 80. .es'stered stock The Governor has signed
49,, 80 giving the Sinking Fund Commission au-
&C. % TX the rate OF interest as well ss other
n...-.s OF city bonds II is the Controllers ex-
c.. s.4-on that the bonds. which will draw Per
M. 'srest viii sell at par but IL all Of them do
r. &c VII have the right TO sell them TO the
an 80 $4,000 raised from the sale Will provide
~, cash needed by the city until some time next
-, p1oDaniy till late IN October. The bonds are
- On account OF various purposes. including
- docks, bridges. streets. sewers parks. schools
az Az = tfaasit and water supply. Under the new
DEBT Us water supply bonds DO not AFFECT the city
& . --scufflng capacity. as the Water Department
a ne 'enle producer An the other bonds issued
ds;s E Lns-about &Z5.0J0. Goo-cut down the city &
q fbd sfgin 70 just that extent. and at the time
pFefsgs sale this citys financial cupboard VIII pc
margin nearly bare On April the city had DEBT
ave. 81 ot about $50 200 and IL has been whitfield
viii soae since then The bond issue on the 2Sth
les, ssIeclcally wipe this out On July the tax
n ssa II ~ becomes operative. and the Increase
cvTs used valuations adds about $4600o0OO 10 the
hss' -sbt mourning capacity, so that the city Will
laRsr. margin OF close 10 sSOo0o.OsO for the re-
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