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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
FINANCE AND TRADE REVIEW
pUNs WEEKLY SUMMARY
Backward Spring Delays Trade Ex.
cept in Metal Mills, Trolleys
Buying.


Weather conditions, unreasonable
almost beyond precedent, have re-
tarded retail trade and agriculture to
an extent that cannot be measured,
but the loss will be considerable.
Spring opened with the brightest
of prospects for business, and crops,
but record-breaking results can no
longer be attained. May thus far has
brought complaints of excessive cold
from almost every section of the
country, and in many cases ii is found
that mercantile collections have been
slow on that account.
Freight congestion is relieved,
though Thaffic is heavy, partly in
preparation for fall and winter bust
ness, which is viewed with conf
dence. Last years pressure causes
a big movement of coal and attractive
prices bring a vast tonnage of wheat
to primary markets.
The outlook in the iron and steel
industry was never brighter. Steel
rails are constantly ordered. Much
new business is in light rails for
trolley lines. Makers of agricultural
implements are purchasing bars
freely.
Textile mills are still actively en-
gagged as a rule but in the primary
markets there is some irregularity.
Cotton goods are no cheaper, but the
effect of the backward season on re-
tail trade is felt in all departments.
Business at first hands is more ac-
tive on forward contracts than for
quick delivery, and there is less of
fering of premiums for spot goods.
Yet the mills are not Offering con-
cessions, which may be due in part
to the high cost of raw cotton. The
only interest of the iobbing trade is
in fall goods, as current needs have
been supplied.
Expert trade continues featureless.
The only sales are small parcels for
the Red Sea- AS to woolens, mems
wear orders appear less freely. This
slow movement is attributed also to
the weather. Retail clothiers are
making little preparation for another
season when contributions are so
slow.
Weather reports have dominated
commodity exchanges, with net re-
suit of further rise in prices. Do
mestic statements of injury by in
sects and cold were supplemented by
poor progress in many other nations
Better traffic conditions and attract
i've quotations bring large arrivals
Of wheat at primary markets.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
ydia E. PinkIlam' sVegetabIe Compound
New York's Population.

The rapid growth of the Nations
great metropolis is source Of ma
tional interest and pride. Statistic
fans figure that the population of the
city will exceed that of London by
the year 1915, and will double in 20
years. The present generation will
undoubtedly see in New York the
worlds greatest metropolis. Few
persons realize that the poulation of
New York City is already one in
twenty of the population of the entire
United States, or that the growth of
New York City in the century past
has been five times more rapid than
the growth of the whole country.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
BABY'S ECZEMA GREW WORSE.
Hospitals and Doctors Could Not Re-
ieve Discase-Cuticura Remedies
Speedy, Permanent Cure.

Eczema appeared when our baby was
three months old We applied to several
doctors and hospitals, each of which gave
Us something different every time, but moth
ing brought relief. At last, one of our
friends recommended to us Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment. A few days after
wards improvement could be noted. Since
then we have used nothing but Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and now the
baby is six months old and is quite cured.
All that we used was one cake of Cuticura
Soap and two boxes Cuticura Ointment,
costing in all SIPS. G. f. Kara. 343 East
65th Street. New York. March 80, 1906"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Secretary Taft as a Reporter.

Like Chief Justice Fuller, Secre-
tary Wilson and other men high in
the public service and confidence,
Secretary Taft began his career as a
newspaper man. The first money
earned by him after being graduated
from Yale was as court repurter on a
Cincinnati paper, the old CONNER
cial-Gazette, then edited by Murat
Halstead. Mr. Taft started at Sc a
week, and when he quit had worked
up to twenty per-" All the time
he was thus engaged he was study
ing law at night under his fathers
direction. Necessity did not drive
him to the work, as his father was a
man of ample fortune, but the Secre-
tary chose it because 1t was the
readiest entrance to active employ.
ment that brought him daily in con,
tact with lawyers and court proceed
ings.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Study Locomotive Economy.

The Pennsylvania system is investi.
eating the problem as to how many
miles locomotive should make be-
fore being sent to the snop. irrespec
tive of whether 1t is broken down or
not. An expert engineer is studying
the problem and is making exhaustive
reports on the mileage that can be
made economically by a locomotive
before it should be sent to the shops
for an overhauling. When this mile
age is determined orders will be is.
sued to send every engine to the
shops when 1t makes the specified
run, regardless Of its general condi.
tion.-Iron Trade Review.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
A suttrauette Passive ResIster.

A crowd of more than 5000 people
witnessed the sale at Market Cross
Edinburgh, of certain furniture, the
property of Lady Steel, wife OF the
late Sir James Steel, former Lord
Provost of the city. Lady Steel re-
fused to pay house and property tax
as a protest against women not nav
ing the vote. The amount of the tax
was els 9s., and the first article put
rp. handsome oak sideboard, real
lied nearly double that amount
From the London Graphic.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Oldest of Bank Notes.

The Oldest bank notes in the world
are the flying money" or convenient
money, first issued in China In 2697
B. G. One writer tells that the an
cient Chinese bank notes were in
many respects similar to those of the
present day, bearing the name of the
note, the signature Of the official who
issued it, and its value, in both
figures and words. On top of these
curious notes was the following phil
osophical injunction: Produce all
YOU can; spend with economy"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Worlds Smallest Cattle.

Celebes, an island in the Malay
archipelago, has the distinction OF
being the home of the smallest liv.
ing representative of the wild cattle
An idea of the extremely diminutive
proportions of the anoa, as the ami
NAL in question, which has some ol
the characteristics of the buffalo, is
called, may be gained when it Is
stated that its height at the shoulder
is only feet 4 inches.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Rocks Observe Sunday.

All the animal world appears to
know a Sunday from a week day.
There is tradition in Lancashire,
and perhaps elsewhere, that the
rocks always commence building on
the first Sunday in March. This
has been frequently verified by OBJ
servation, and the punctuality of the
rocks might almost claim to exceed
the limits of coincidence.-Country
Life.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Colcrs In Minerals,

By subjecting minerals containing
various metals to the spark of
high-tension induction coil character
istic colors are impaired to the spark
by the different metals. 1t is not the
heat that produces these colors, but
centrifugal force, which, like radio
active matter, puts the corpuscles of
The molecule in motion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

The inducements to adopt Natures per
feet Laxative, Garfield Tea, are many!, It
is made wholly of simple Herbs and Is
guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs
Law; it overcomes constipation, regulates
the liver and kidneys, purifes the blood
and brings Good Health.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Marriage the Only Excitement.

The average English girl of the
upper classes starts life hopelessly
slack and Indifferent. In her more or
less sheltered, easy life, she has no
particular interests, no opinions, no
temptations. The only excitement of
her life is her marriage, and even
that she takes very mildly.-Ladies'
Field
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

Spring always brings into special favor
Natures blood purifier, Garfield Tea. 1t is
made wholly of clean, sweet Herbs. It
purifes the blood, cleanses the system,
clears the complexion. eradicates disease
and promotes Good Health. For young
and old.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

A japanese shipping company,
with a capital of $1,000,OO0, has been
formed to establish a line of vessels
between Eastern Asia and America.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
P " I N AM ADELES YES
$ - az @ sg S I HisS. .:$ss=r

In reply to an advertisement fos.
a woman typist at salary of s3.7S
a week London firm on March rs-
ceived no fewer than 397 replies.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

with my back and
kidneys. I doctored
and used many rem
edies without get
ting relief. Beginning
with Doan's Kidney
Pills. ! found relief
from the first box,
and two boxes re-
stored me to good.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

sound condition. My wife and many
OF my friends have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills with good results and can
earnestly recommend them"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. X.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

FITS, st. Vitus' Dance: Nervous Diseases per
manently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer SO trial bottle and trea Use free.
Dr. II. Il. Kline, Id, 1881 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

Business of the gondoliers Of Yen
ice is being invaded by womet and
the men are organizing UNI ms to
drive them out.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?
Profit by the Experience of One Who
Has Found Relief.

James R. Keeler, retired farmer.
'of Fenner St., Cazenovia, N. Y. says:
about fifteen years ago I suffered
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22
Dairy Products.
Poultry, Etc.
Fruits and We,

Potatocs-Fancy whito per bu.... 20 IS
Cabbage-per ton............ l5 % l6 0)
0nions-per barrel. / 5J 2 25
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-05-22

Sheep.
Calves.

Veal calves s.;..................... 80 SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

W"tclOun0, ooB Sofia Nicn Die proni.
ioriihc NcNicriunQ Don Son0ura& an.
crtonnt babe, lit bis SIR Stuloc nidi
bcIt0tigt luor0cn, ltn0 miro oaber nit
Rcierpc out0cnpmmen. WinocItclls
60 Gage iillo notbmcnOig, nm 0t(
Nnbl Cillea nCllcn ErGli0Cnten 0ltrd,
bic propiioriidc HcQicrung in Sonbu.
roa bcrbcBuiilbrcu mo bic meme Me.
1icrlnlN oui ioldcr @oiia 81 crrid).
tclb 6nb tic nitd) Scitcna Der 0roB'
mGdtc Incrfcumlmg iitloct. Gicic
notbmcnoiQe @er5ogcrlung mod)t Die
Gage IN Gentrnlomerito nod lnlgc-
pilier, IilOoncrifoniId)cn Giplomaa
ten 81 6ol1c. Die in GrioGruu0 brod)s
ten, ooB GrGiiocnt @oniQo Den
&onlpi nidt olti3naeben acoenft, ion.
bern icine Nrnlcc reprgoniiirt in Der
SoifnunQ, sic crlittcncn Sdnrtcll
lpic0cr ollSlucbcn 81 tonncll.
Stu0t % crtfo, 30. MGr5. -
oNicrifo miro iih infer fcincr @coin-
allng bcl Ser. Stootcn in elmer Sit
terpention 5ruiif)cn Nicoroguo uno
@unouroS onihIicben" loutete bic
poiitipc GrflGrung, sic Der Ntiniiter
Der NuSpGrtiaen NnQelcgenbeitcn
Moriscol geitern Nlbcn0 I'M NuSmGr.
tiacn Nnltc obQnb.
Yllricre NcQicrlnt0 lit ic0cr 3cIt
bcrcit, iid) Sen Ger, Stnotcn bel Ell
nenI Nncrbietcn ircunolider &ernlit.
an5uidlieBen, miro ober tei.
llcn Shriit ucitcr Qcben. @cnn Yrd.
iiocnt MooicpcIt cine Sntcrpention
bcoblidtigt 10 miro cr. iomcit ErGii'
bent Clos III Srnge fonmt, icl6it-
ltonOig porgebcn miIlicn."
Nelp.Srlcdno, 80. Mars. -
tic Wonnld)ait Oca Srltdt0ompicrS
.Sllbol." melder bier aus @lod.His
Der in Sonblros c%introi. bcriHtetc,
mabreno lie lid IN 5ruiino 1lcih
nod Ser Ginnabme Der Stoot Sci
scr Nicoragltoner nufbielt, lei
ucrnlutblid BON 9onburancrn, Gin
gcnlof)t morben, Die Stoot
in @rono ST icten. Tie Nicaroguo-
ner Bitten Den 9rollO nber geloidt,
che bebelttenoer Sd)aoen ongerihtet
mar. Cine Fliinbcrrmq SeitcnS ser
nicoroglloniid]cn Srllppen iono nidlt
itatt. Sunoerte Don 2eutelt. meldlc
Den perid)ieoenen Notioncn angelo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Nud) Gin Yrnncritrifc.

GolumbuS, 8, 30. Mdr5.-Qia
Irbeitcr in icd)S biciigcn Yrollcrcicn
lpcr0cn AM nGditcn Mtontog %itrifen,
well lid Oie4Srill3ipole mcigcrn, ibrc
nit ibren Nngcitclten geidloiieneu
G0ntrnfte 81 bcfoIgcn. Die Nroucrei-
Nrbcitcr O%crlongcn >>ltria0iftion iiber
&ci5cr unb W%oidliniiterL ionic cincn
ncllen Gontroft, obgleih Der 0cgen.
mdrtige nod oiif 5mei Sabre qiiltig
lit uto bic 9rouercibeiiBcr bd6cl
lire tSorbcrungcn u6gclcbnt. Iic Sc
0cration Of Gator mo Die bicIigcn
SofoI l@l.tipncn 0c9npouircn 0a$
%orgebcn ser Stritcr. ul0 bobcn oeu
@raucrei . @ciibcrn pcriprodeL lie
nit GrInblclltell 81 ucrlor9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
oo6 bic Nlm0c9 Ncreinc nit icinct
NbiiDtcn cinucrltou0cn limo.
g86itc's gind,lan bcnfcrott?

Ncw DorE 80. MGr}. a. Nod
rincu in ltnlIour 3crotbcncu @criidj
Jolt ocy GrlG3 fir Cic b;cicr Gage IN.
ter ocu MoIm1cr tonuucnOr STUNT.
IamUInlA I'M NoHic 0rq BON Nurro
SboIu cridloliruu Nrdlitcitcn Gtnn-
zorro l&bitc BON Gruu Mhitr Der Nr
dliteftcl 6irmo MicHim Wtca0 &
Mbitc iibcrpicicn lucrGcn. NM cine
onNcbli6c SdHI0 Don $GOG,00O. Sic
2Sbite bel lcincr Nirinu bintCrluiiun,
~ iilAcH. ghlh Die &ebcu9periidc.
ntnA MGitc'2 lott nod 0icicu @cgidlt
iiir ocHielGcn ,lucd ucrm,nOct NOR
Dcn lcil. Gic c:n5iQc Ncrion. lucldc
pcr'GHIidc S|scartHib ocr Sitnotion
bot mo it'd GcitCrn GoriiDcr au9lich
.crtl1rtc, gybitc tobc ciucu arUiiiclt
&crlduB non Der 6irHa ncbabt ser
icItc t%rlotic i,dl nbcr u;Gjt mi Gin
3cbntcl 0c9 g@cnnnntcH NctraaCe.
6rou @6ite bci;tt Gin ei1cuc9 0roBcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Nampfcr o@rccnlnno" pcrlorcn,
Wannidaft ocrctsct.

Ct. &obnS, q. q, 30. N}Gr}. -
Ter NobbcnOompicr y@rtcnlun0,"
lUcldcr inn NnionN Oiritr @ud)r ultf
Den Htobbcn Sug01riinocn oltrdl BIT
NAntmcnbrtd) icincr Mnid)incric ia,
pmrirt uno in'94}ccr ucrihIoAcn mllr.
oc, 1T untcracgun1cn, 0llcin icinc
Wuntid0it mllr0c ollrd) Die 9ums
picr v9tcmiolnOlnno" ulo Crit" &C.
rcttct. Gicie Ytndriht murDc bclltc
Gllrh 0cn Hobbcn0ompicr y2ll1crinc"
bIcrhcr gcbroht, lUcld)cr bier antum,
ltnl iein Gcbrodcac@ Gtcucr report
rem 81 l0iicn. Ttc Monnihnit oe3
o@rcclIonO" tciton6 aus 1873 Ecr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Sic gnbntataitrupic 6ci Gul!ou.

Eolton Gol., 80. Wtdr5. - Spd.
te.e mo Nclalere @cridtc |rc0lBircn
bic BAIL Der Micnihcn, lpclhc 0urs5
Ole poracltrj0c 3n8cntalciiuna am
Der Sonttcrn Eociiic @uJn, nab,
bier, mats 2t6cn louucu, oui -.
2ieie Boot umih!icBt 5mci Nerlcbte.
mcId)c icit ocm llnGlijG Il; Noipitoie
'tnrbca, M}rbrccr an0crp @crlc6t
b%ciiubcu iid IN 10 prcf0rcm 3uitar
DC, 0o6 ibr Go0 ir0cn ~2ul9cnblid cr
mortrt miro. Ndlt5chn Scr Eo0!eG
Karen ~i.o.icniidje Gintoun0crcr uno
an benz &'cQe nod San 6raa3isco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
gcgislntar,unbl ami ocn Ebilippiuen.

@nihingtpm1 :. g., 30. Wtiri.
~ Ger FrGiiocnt bat Den Grcfutiubc-
iehl mlter5cidJnet, Ourd ipclhcn Die
Ehilippincn G%ommiiiion oui1elor.
0ert miro, sen geiebliden @orid)riiten
entiprefeno cine ollgcmeiuc Wabl
BON Telegltcn 5i Der crlten Fbilips
pinen. Niiemblp oll5juIdreibcn. Nn
Der GrOre miro geIagt, Der NrieOe lei
tbotidhIid III Den pou Ghriltcn &c.
ipotnten @egenoen Oca 9lrhipeis Der
geItellt. Sir oie 2lb1altltng Der @nbl
miro tein %beitinumter 5ng %angcgeben
Dem Gernebnten nod nber lit Die Fbi.
lippincns Gommiiiion bereita Oorilber
einig, bab Die @nbl am 30. SuIi nb-
gcbdlten mcr0en loa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
1ntiitcn = Scntidl.

III clnCr Gntldci0lmg 0cS Sbc;.
Ionoc9 @cri1t2 @GnigQbera iitoct
lid iolgcuoer Sae: "a oitrd ocu
NoruGrupb , Der Tcrlid)erltngS DC.
0Iuglngcn III Der uorgc5ei6neten oil
gcn1cin ilblidcng2ciic Der 9egriii ocS
I~lnfole0 ~fcitAcicBt iuorOcn lit ut0
olldl Ole Snliung oc9 Enrugropben I
Der @coinAmAcL monudl Ole Yc.
fIagtc gcgcu llniQtlC lueld)e Der Scr.
lidcrtc, lei c3 uci Art9ilblng ieincS I'M
Ncrlid)crung9 Nutrd1 oeflurirtcn
Ncrul9, lei 6 u~uBcrbolb elmer We,
uNi@tbGtiAtcit crlciOct mi 0rlun0 Der
nndiolGcn0cn @citimmltngcn Scrii.
dcrltng g%cudbrt Der 2lbiid)t, id)led)t'
bin titr llninllfoIAen eridb 81 lei.
ltclt, lcbr pohl 5ml Nusorud 81 dc
llcH pcrmda lit piclmcbr nidlt at be,
}lpcilclrL DAB ou9 bel llnioIloerIide.
utnleH @cu3Dulidc un0 Hegcln15i.
&C ulldl bel Ybld)htB oeo 1cgcnipdrti.
Qcn &~lrtraAca bon Ocn @ertrogi6lie.
Bcu0cu AGu9Ilt luprOcu lit. uno Dies
rcd}tlcrtIAt n0d) 0CnI Nll3geiiibrtcn
Sen ShlHG, 0GG Die NefIugtc iiir t..
0cn lluiul i'm Sim oeH glbi. 1 oe@
&uroGruptrn , Der 0eoinglnaen.
olt0 mcnn Die 6oIgcn oeilelbcn III
riucm Hrtdlhoocn bcitcben, Die
@crlid}crunNeiunme jlt jnbleH bot II.
0uB ole &crgiItung zines Sdaoelts
Der lcBtcrcn Art mlr Damn bon Der
Vctlugten ab8Clcbnt mcroen foml.
ipcnn ocriclbc uid)t alS l~lnioqfolge
iih 0nrltcat ionocrn ollrdl onoere
llriadcn CScronlogung, llnuoriidl
II. 10 berbeigcfiibrt luorbei,
lit. RI @cr icbi nidt iiber ole Hcd)ts.
logc oricntirt 1T DEM lit uid)t SIT
Gclien!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
neutrality-suspicious.
S%cmiihnnoen 5nr ScileGnnG ocs ccns
tralamcrifaniid)cu Gricgs.

Nciltltot nod I'M 3mciIcl. Mcrifo
miro iid) an fcincr nftiucu &n.
ierpentioil bctbeiIigcn. - GrGli.
bent 0onilla r%eorganilirt leine
Nrn1cc uno mill Sen &ompf nid)t
oufgcbcn. - Nodridt iibcr 9(ncr-
fenmlng ser propiioriidcn Hegics
rltn0 BON SonouroS ollrh Gotta
Nico ermongclt Der 9clt0ti9ung.
- Gin BON Sonouronern gcmadl
ter Gerilth 5llr Gin1iheru1g bon
SrlljiQo ourd Nicoroguaner Der
citclt.
@oihington II, :. e., 30. NGri.
Gin lebbaitcr Gepcid)cnrucdicl lit
3luiid)en Ocn @oibingtoner ScborOcn
nm ocn oiplomotiid)cn Gcrtretern III
Gcntralunterifo llno in Merifo mGfl.
reno Der IeBten IS Stun0eu in 9e5uG
olli bic Observation-Disclosures @irren
I'M @nnge. 20 ober feline beitimm-
ten Heiultotc bis icBt Crreid)t tuoroell
lino ino Die Snformotion, iuclhc fir
cine flare Garleglng Der Gage notb-
mcr0lg, III, nod Ieblt, fonlltcl feline
Yngaben iibcr Die Setails Der llnter-
hanolungen 5llnl 3mefe Der &erof-f
fentlld,un9 erlangt ncrocn. Captain
Tlllbom pom &ononenboot ,Marict.
ia" meloete per aabcl bon Yuerto
Gortc5, bob entlnng Der Nprbfiiitc
bon Sorburos Gaes rubig lit ,lino
BOB er mitteIlt Eoit einen lanorr\0e-
rid)t ienoen miro il6er Hucs, M CT
5ltm Sf)lite Der omerifaniid1clt ,>>ntc-
rciien uno 5rlr 2inoerlna Der lle6cl-
itGnoc, sic ein arieg i'm @efolge hot,
get6on 6ot, obtle sic @eiebe Der Neil-
trnlit1t oaourd 5u perlebcll. 9ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Nuf Dem Sl8nms.

Golon 80. MGrj. - GoS Gcpc
'dcnboot oWiapfloUcr" fam bcltte
nit Dem &ricgS SctrctGr Gait nm
@cfolNc aus Gborlciton &c, bier
on. 0ic @cieaiboit rciite nod) i6rcr
oifi5icQen .@euilfommung per 81
lcnhnbn nnd) Yonuma Oh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
i,utcloynnn nnb ycbcnoprrlnit.

SbrcUrport go. 80. MGr3-
@co. II, EuiiiN inn, Gin StcnoQroph.
iolUic Gin Observation-Disclosures mt3Gbuts
tanooGa, Gem, 0clien Nunrc nid)t crs
mittclt lulr0e, c"rlitten hclltc irilb bel
Der Gin0idcrnng 0c5 Srcntout $40.
tells III Fremont go, ben Slanmens
loot, 0ic iibrigcn &nidiicn cnttas
llcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

O'HN =" - ~|HlN BlNIIl luCIltt Ulll
lid. -- Salt ollie 9lrbcit cinQcitcnt.
acin Bier nebr iiir allSlU1r.
tigc &lnOcn. r. Gin |llltimntunl
De- &ralicrcitciibcr
Ct. Eoui3, Mo,, 80. Wdrj. -
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rel ~9lrOrtcrn bcaonncnc Strife nm
cine 2obucrb0bumo bot Gcrcit5 sic
@icr @roOnftion crbcbli0 rc0ubirt.
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liBc <t0cn 3u bcOiencn, licicrn ic
Nod) fem Vicr mebr ndd) ollSnUrt8.
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ten Naht oNrh %olont0rc i'm MGnG
oc1oltca. melfc lid o]r0Btcntbcil9
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3luci 9rcucrcicn in Cit Ct. 9oui5,
Sa9, itn0 jcBt an Dem Strife bcthci
liGt.
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9ul6 uno Neiic BON QOolphuS guld,
cr!bicn bclrte in ieiltcr iiblidcn Got
Icttc IN Der Nnbcuicr @uid) @ruu
crci, i'm iciHcl rcgclEiGbiQtn %iliA
ten ais o@cpirtbcr" ob5uliegcn. sd
mcr0e Sid ciucln 9ompifciicl mo
elmer Sdouicl ooritclcm" iuNtc ibn
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9lod uno McItc ans ms uadtc lid
nit Scr Sd)olicl al sic 9lrbeit. Nh
quit SuidL Wicc &r0ii0ent ser Com
paanic, 500 ll~c6crbpien an itno gina
ais W0l5cr Gu'S @erf. llnQefGbr
300 Nuidinen Sdrmicrer itonocl
teutc in pcrihicOcncn 6rdltercien oil,
ncsgIeiden 1t00 6loiheifiilcr.
No0 ciacr belltc Na0rnittag n6ae,
holtenen Gouicrcn3 Don &crtretcru
Der 0raubcrrcn lullr0c bellte 9tbcnD
til llltilratum per Telegraph had
Dem @ulptqltorticr Der Der. Nrollors
tciter in Cincinnati gei6idt, meld)e@
nnfiinoi9t DAB bic @roliercibeiibcr
je3luunaen iein iner0cn, ocrn ooiic.
lien Chop" III crfldrcu, menn Die
Striter nidt an Montog friib oil pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

rem, fonpircn nit iGrcn &iibcn Bic.
gen unO &unOcn in ser NG6c Oc0
omcriforiidcn &~oniuIots, oll0cls
idlcinlid inter ocy &~oritcuunlg, Oob
Die omerifoniihc Nloggc Dor oucl
alt0crclt ibncn SduB gcmGbrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
2ampicr oMrmiuncr" a%citranbet.

elimination I..G, 80. Mar,.
- Ter BON Soounnab Ga, nod,
MinnGcitcr, Guglouo. beitimnltc 6rt.
tide Compiler oNrminiter" lit oli
6rping Fon SboulS ~acItronoct. ed.
lie Gage lit 6cOcnflidJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

Nrbcit 3uriiftcbrcn. @cnn lie c9
tblln, 10 iino Die Erin5ipdlc Gcrcii,
aIle i%dyucbcnocn Qiiicrcn5cn citcn
SWicoa0clid)t 5ll untcrbrcitcn. 6cure
Nbcnb bctrdgt Die 3obl Der Strifcr
IN 81. %ouis oQcin nrbrcrc [allirn0
iln0 Die Nrbcit in ocn Nrollcrcict lit
luit total i'm Studcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
Nn3 nnd)itc &nnScstnrnicit.

GinciNnoti 9. 30 @tGr}.
Eic GroNc, no ou9 nGditc, inn Sabre
1909 itnttiinocn0c @umoc3 (%ltrnicit
a~bgeboltcn mcrocn ioa, iii 0Cl0it nod
e)r lie ougciGnittcn mJrocn lit. Ter
9'or0 Cincinnati (urnocrcin miro
0oS set oIlcirL Oua bcibt uoult0noiQ
%mlnbbGnGiN pom Ohio I~nrnbc}irf
ilbcrncADlcL lm0 lpcr ben &crciu
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0ic Nn]gcleqcnbeit idon mcIriod) be
iprod)cn mo lit i'm Stun0c, Der Der
eillaperionmIltng nnt /. April cinc1
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0elrielbcn rotiii}ircn miro, untcrlicgt
mic Die Mcinung bcrte lit tcincm
3mciiel. ,Snt Sabre 1908 fin0et IN
Cincinnati Die Nunoc@ Suaiobutg
itott. mo bis oohin miro Der AOr0
Cincinnati 5urHperciu id)on tiit)tiA
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0aS Stern CREDIT Diterlt

III '' bette antthtHhS a'aaa1arnOne rO aeAraG so t aptmt pane gS tt Gin
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.rCOcGct IN tmuL ais OF sc bart rmfuru II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31

EalIc snr Jiciie in's Nuslano be.
iorat Is, Blaine, 0r. 413, SIt.Walti.
morcsS traRe, uabr Guitumhuuic.Mrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-31
TrarcrCicr 6coiDgclcGt.

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lid. Salt ole Slrbcit cinacitc0t.
&cin Bier mebr iiir allSl0Gr.
tigc &unOcn. ~ Gin llltinntmt
De- &raicrcitciibcr.