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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04

Terror Of IN. Air

wilfrcd-"Pa. a man Who IL con.
tinually on a ship e called a sea dog.
isn't heT" Cunbusta That's what
they call him. my boy" wllfrcd-
Wei. n he's a sea dog. then man
who u continually on an airship must
b. a skye tcrficr"-Iudgc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
FOOT CAUGHT IN BELT
Noel Berry Kicked Strap and Was Terribly
Hurt.

Montpelier. april 3-Noel Berry
had his foot caught In belt which
runs circular saw while worEing for
Frank Hutchinson at Putnamsville,
last night Four ribs we're broken, he
was injured internally and his condi
tion is serious, Joel Richardson had
his arm broken by coming in contact
with one OF Berry's feet Berry kicked
the belt and was caught Ia tie flap.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
The olass sye Crop.

Tho glass eye crop comes from
ThurlngIa As Nowfoundlandcrs are
fishermen. or as Cuhans arc tobacco
growers. go tLc typical Thuung.an 10
a maker OF glass eyes. Almost every
Thlr'ne'a As Nowfoundiandcrs arc
tory. -Four mca so 40 table. each
with gas lot before him and ths
eyes are blown from plates and mold.
cd into shape by hand The coiorB
arc traced Ia with small noo.los. and.
as 20 set rule Is observed in the color.
Ing. no two eyes are exactly alike.
Sometimes a onecycd man or woman
come. maybe from a great distance
sits before one of these ThurinFlan
tables. posing for a glass orb. and
the artisan. with bic eas,ict. bis glass
and hls needle. looks up at his sitter
and then down NJ bis work. and alto.
gethcr the scene suggests a portrait
painter at work 10 bis studio.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04

Constipation causes head be, nausa
en-, dizziness, languor, heart palpita
ton. Drastic physics gripe, sickcn,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
Doan's Regulcts act gently aud cure
constipation, - cents. AK your
druggist.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
Attention, oenlussa

The world never forgives n 6 'nlts
for dressing normally and acting rc'S
nonably.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04
La,, q s,aa, ceaeh rr,veL

The last year OF stage Goa a. =
Ing at its height was 1919.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04

G % - - - II = n.
s.,,,.. ~ ya1YE lin liam On
'',a''' &1I1IzIzx
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-04

No. Xfh. -
,,rPoRT or THE CONDITION or THE
X bennington County National Bank ~ Ben.
elNqton. IN the state of Vermont at the close OF
business, March end, 1897.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
.9aarlia Manbe.

SS,1tet er l1bebogeligere en6 at flo
Sc NOR be6 eller iamtale me0 ct Nen-
neife me0 il6elugtenoe N%anoeoret.
Enrtine Mntiieptic renter % oesinfi-
ccrer Wan6en % gipr M%an6ebrGttet
rent og bebageligt.
Mrs. 8. g. simpion, @ilming.
tor, Gel, ffriper:: nganbe min gus.
bomb % jeg brl1ger 8artine til at
renle Gerber % Ml,n6, % bet er BET
be6lte Wibbel BERTH ri bar prgpet.
life Blot gipr set 9anoerne bpioe %
blanfe, men %efterlaoer oofaa en- for.
iriifeioe gmag Mlmoen."
4nrtine er l1opertrRffelig2itm fpin.
oeligt goiletmioocl. 5aa mart Ell
58uinbe faar 2iet aabe1t for bets
grroi, fortnllcr bun andre oerom,
CO hcr1 lager &en1melighe6c1 peo
BET uctrcote sala al Hartire Sar.
&c prguet Ga1tine? SOC bos SalIp
apotbefere GorN dbe berne1,o5
Gem tiI 1be 8. Nartine So Bolton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
gel fjcnbt blanbt efanbinaper.

&onofa 2ano 60. / 8pen at lam-
me .Mapn / Mlberto, Canada, bar /
Ell MarrGffe mes flor D%Dgttgbeo og
@aberligbeo fort Ell omfattenoe
2anoforretning mes @fonoinaber fra
ale @gne / oe 6or. gtater, iom pe0
oeres @iplp III ii66er lunt in6en 3D.
re. &incflep er &r9itoent for
nGp11te 6irma, IS. g. Sbafft, 6or=
retningsfprer, og &. IS. &utcbinlon,
SefretRr og &asi erer. Sorl10en pil6t
og op6prfet Sormlano bill 8eiggen6e
til enbber Sio bos Dem finbe ct itort
l1opala of Bargains" i 8pggeloo-
Der, Snle og Sorretninger, meo
iigloen goo 2ejligbeb for Ell ltffer %
foroelagttg Snbeltn1ent. geu er Si0e1l
til at in6bente. be ~neobenoige SplpS-
1inger fra bette Sirma, beo at in6-
ieroe fine 5pgrgsmool paa Gngelif.
De er stano til al tilfreositille Sc
minore ioa bel iou Sc itore 2ano-
-fiebere og Tan TIL e11bper Si6 anbrin-
&c imoa og itore aapitaler til Set
iterit mulige l1bbptte. Man ooresie-
rer:: abe Gonofa 2ano. Co.; 2ocf
8or s., &onofa, Mta.1 San.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
Dode i Dan1nark.
kjsbenhavn og Frederiksberg.

Johanne Rolling. Enke Ellen Mad
sen. Maskinsmed Ferdinand Peter
sens Hustru .Silja. August Lorberg.
Haandarbejderske Vilhelmine Pc
stersen. Kammerjomfru Rasmine
rasmussen. J1rgen Henriksen. Sko-
magermester Larsens Enke Hanne.
Fhv. Lererinde Astrid Hovgaard.
Winding. Handelsagent Carl
Nielsen. Gr9nthandler Lars Lob
mann. Agnes S9rensen. Farver-
svends Jens Jgrgensen. Hans Chr.
Nielsens Hustru Karen. Dorthea
Rasmussen. Maskinarbejder Andr.
Spring TGmrerformand Valeurs
sEnke TULANE. Enke Ingeborg Hall.
ssEEnkefru Hanne sGiese. Frk. Hede-
Wig Wellerop. Fhv.s Tapetarbejder
sJEens Aakeson lAagesen0 Sneaker
ssVendSC Carl Jensen. Caroline Jes-
spersen. skibskaptejn Ovesens M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Intel andet Midde1 hr en- saadan Rekord af virkeige Kure +
kvindeige Sygdomme. Tusinder at Kvinder ale Egne at de For.
Slater bare velvlligt Vidnesbyrd til den rnarkvardige Kraft j
Lydia E. Pinkhana's. Vegetable Compound og hvad Diet har I'D
rettet for dem.
|ryata 6. Pmkban'. Vegetable Compound, en- Kvnae. rniddel mod Kpndeyaaemne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
9rano Oiem College.
Den Observation-Disclosures unsdoms.
skele ! Dss Me1nes, Iowa, %bespnoer Fit
npe @toleaar for unse Menb % &pinber
den :. okteber.

1pe @toleaar for uuse Meno % apinber
den :. okteber.
Suloitenbis l1nberpisning i banife % en-.
9elite Sag efter frit 8als.
Splsenoe &rrius tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course.
SremoeIes %l1obannelie til porberbe 8re.
iter FAINT til 2erere os 2ererinoer for dan
ske B%erneskeler. Religiensundervtsntna
meo paafglsenoe confirmation, ON pnffes.
sto1en er osiaa for %iaaoanne, iou1 ipser en-
,%alminaelis %1obannelie eler ubuioelfe al
&unoitaberne fra Solteitolen.
unoerpisn,ns i moberne Sprog, 2att,t
@ren 9iitorie, @aturfa9, matematiite Sag,
8~unitnalins. 9esnin9, Gang os Mustk,
Spnins % baandarbejde fer 8iger.f
feredrag. @ube 9isterperfer 9enner,.
leies 50 fortlares.
anberpisnins % Dpbolo $1,000 for
Tiger. Sfolen bjelper gleber fra fierre
@sne meb 8ejieubgifterne, for iaa bib,
oebtommenbes SfoIeop6olb er at r1inbf
s6 tigers &ari9beb. Strip efter RataIog.
Benedict Nordentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
II 80,

800 \ u. 49,
I Il E Bette ST.
fe, om lite alene e. of faa TOT ge.
tDoniag for Sermetitfabriferne 5td-
paneer, men en11ln mere orDHtrif-
terl1es Befolft1ittg Ct set inotil
|sblepet lioetsaf iaar. On Matlgoe
5@otlag Iigger paa Sc forifjelliee Ste-
Der % penter paa Sen plpbla1tfe Silt,
men De bar bt0til bentet forgipbes.
Derimoo bar man fiifet ga,1ife Bra
opoper senoborolano, ogsSermetit-
siabriferne Stabo11ger faar boglig
tore Hartier oerfro. @baliteten er
lliepn % '8riierne nnrieren6e.
s II T ! e . n e n II Q r
be n e T bs er mi paa BET 11ar<
meite affluttet. geiret bar / ben itpr-
lite Del at Sommere11 paret meget
oaarligt, men bette bar tilipnela6en-
De life bapt nogen Sa1bpirfni1g paa
Euriittraftfen. 6or Gronobiems
G~eofommen6e mad bern1e SRion an-
ices for en- at Be bebite, man bar babt
poo long SID. Suli Maan6 bar ben
|liplig1te. 8lon6t n6Ig110inger bar
&usiere iaar piit Jig iierlig fort sln-
tai; men Sen operpeie11oe Gel er trent
oeleS gngl9noere, 9pifere o9 ameri-
fanere. Ser er Segn til, at Suriit-
trafifens Spngoepunft ita6ig trRffer
nor6ober, og at Sronobjem bill blibe
BET centrale l1bgangspunft for De for.
ifiellige &uter. Sl1riittrafifforeni1.
gen Der bar arbeioet energiif BET iioite
slar for at gipre Srgnoelagen % Sci
nor6enfielbife Morge fje11bt / l1blan.
set, og set la6er til, at Mrbei0et allc.
re6e bar biit @eiultater.
6areb nn6 paa e
i a 6 t. On Sarebul16 at 9rnferra:
cen, tilbgren6e en- 8onbe / SDlli1g
bar / Sen ii6ite Si6 giort ab1filli{
l1gagn blan6t Sa11erne oppe / 9pre
ifogen i2ier. @unoen bar Dpret e
ganife uip6pmlig fraftig 9pr. Del
iaget oglaa Gig. Soren tog Ben. oft
paa Spranget, og set b9note, at Sci
git bele Natten paa sos / ct Get
Man6en bap6e life posiet til1traffe
Zig paa @unoen, iaa Sen babbe foa
2etligbe6 til at fomme lGs, og 6pl
gen bar, at ct balpt Sr1eS 5ane
maatte Bloc / @rnSiet. Nogen a
6em bar jaget / @lpen pg paa 8an
Set, a16re bar bi6t ibiel og bait
opR6t. @nnben bar I'LL blit rer
manopono ogiaa, iaa 0a man fo1
oper Sen, flpi Sen paa Mnn0ene, ia
Sc madtte forsare Jig me6 5tofte,
Sen er MI ifu6t.
@ieren bill maatte 11o meb Ell 3
400 &roner / @ritatrting for Sun
oens uuloplige" SSagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

PRISES AT ALLIE.

In storre Sensation er ingensinde bleven
vakt blandt Diet skandinaviske Folk l Anne
rika end L0ftet fra Kryzone Chem. Co. ON at
sende en- Flaske frit til dem som fprst meldte
sig. Tusinde og after Tusinde af Breve ind
lob til dem Saginaw og Tusinder af Flasker
sendtes overa1ti 4 America den 1ste Manned.
DIS Diet blew bekjendt, og kort .efter indtraf,
hvad der var endnu bedre: Tusinder af Anbe-
falinger fra Folk, som dette vidunderlige
Middel havde h%elbredet. begyndte at indlpbe
fra dem som modtog F1askerre. og fra sale
Kanter anmodede sk~andinaviske Prisoner
ON at blive ansat som genter for dette vid-
unde-dge Middel. Thi ct mere behageligt
Arbejde fndes like. Agenterne gives god
Profit og er velset overall, da Midlet hiaiper
de Lidende. Mango unge Mand har allerede
oVertaget Agenturet og mang Husm0dre
har sendt for ct Dusin og salger dem nu til
f~orbunden med Sa1get af dette Middel, thi
Firmaet vii, under visse Betingelser, instruere
Agenten til at garantere Mid1et, eller refun-
dere Be11bet, og / saadant Tilfelde STAR
Farmaet bagved Agenten.
Frit helbredot.
Mango blew sikkert helbredet frit, men der
fndes endnu .noglef aa Countyer, hvortil de
endnu like har sendt deres Middel, OF til
saadanne Pladser vii de tendnu sende en- fri
Feieyning. Hvfs De a1tsaa endnu like har
sendt, efter Midlet, skriv straks, og m a
Diet paa sanme It'd anbefa1es at omta1e o:a
Depnsker Agenturet el1er like, og hvis ingen
Agent fndes l Deres Nerhed vii De maaske
b1ive antaget. =
'KRYZoNR CHEMICAL Co.,.
SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

0No 70 SSo " o~ WOs
der siger, at hun like vii Vere Deres M.dfcin for
uden 1 Huset. Jeg har medde1t en- Pige hvadl
Lydia E. Pinktam's Vegetable Compound har nd.
rettet for mig OF hun bruRer DIET nu.J
Miss Clara E. Darmstadter, 453 Breck-
enridge ST., Buffalo, N. ~. skriver:
Kjnre Mrs. Pinkham:-
:! omtrent ct Aar, med Undiage. Sc at de sidste.
taa Maaneder, led jeg hver Manned svare Smer
yer, med Smerter i Ryggen og Hovedet. Min Mod
talderhe1 gr@ndsede n@r til Fortsivlelse. bet err
en- Fo1n6jelse at kunne meddele Dem, at Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. har helbredet
mig. Forandrtngen / NIT UdseeEde or merkver-
dig og jeg 0nsker at dette Code maa kunne gives.
enhver Lidende. Enh7er som 0nsker nmrmere
Oplysning kan skrive til mig, og jog vii we're glad
we'd at give disse."
Hvis De kjender nogen ung Pige som
er syg og traenger til ct moderligt Rad.
da tilraad hende at skrive til Mrs. Pink.
ham i Lynn, Mass, og meddel hende allie
Enkelthederi hendes Symptomer, og liz Ike,
skjule noget. Hun vii modtage Rad
aldeles frit. fra en- Kilde som like har
nogen Rival / Erfaringer ON K%vindesyg
DONNIE, og hvis Diet felges vii det lede.
hende paa den rigtige Vel til en- stark,
sund og lykkelig understand.
Lydia B.. Pinkham'sa Vegetable Com
pound, tilberedt at indenlandske Redder
leg Urter, helbreder hvor andre fejler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

SonaS MaSgaar6 be6er
EN- @aarobr1ger inbe i Mosgoaro
&erre6, Stangbif &reitegielo. 9en-
ne Man6 er paa enfelte Smrno6er Ell
6oreganesmano iom fao. Otter enot
noififtning bar ban laoet opfere itore
tiosmesiige Suie. S &obeobpgnin-
gen finbes / @ieloeren Gerfite6, 8a-
oebus og Meieri gan6leoningsfor-
%gre1inger til &obe6bp9ninge11s begge
Gtoger iamt 5tal6e og Sigg. Gno-
bioere 2 Gurbiner og en- eleftrijf Rp.
romo. Surbinerne 6riper 5eparator,
4iGrne, Serife &ornreiife< % Saf-
felsmaifiner, Slibeitene, 8e6ing m:
p. 9Dnamoen ipreber gien,1em Ell
Meng6e Graa6e eleftriif 2Ds til / d
2 @lpoelaanper | BEN ltore &opebbDg.
nings iamtlige BprelIer, Gntreen %
8ange iamt nogle itgrre Camper uoe
paa @aar6splaoien, - stalbe, Sis
% 2aoe, bpor Der benpttes flDtbar
eieftrif 2ampe. gamn1en meo fin
gsabo bar Sonas Nasgaaro lat sa.
irene opunoer SterHeloet @jeI-
men - TorbinoeIie meb Rripat- %
8igstelefon. 9en til o~penuapnte
Mnlag forneone 0anbfraftIeoe fra
en- 8ebotoer boortiIoer amles gallo
tra alminoefig ba,toipg Sssorna eie,,.I!
mem ct Cons Mgrs lteo 4ieIoeren.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
Ansvaret for en- Datters Fremtid hyiler
an etor no1 hncyAndarnr t
ELLEN N. 81

ell 01Ab01S VI0IQtlu uVll0TS
for en- stor Del hos Moderen.
Den rigtige Indfydelse og de Oplys.
ringer som er af stor Weighed for Dat
teren. givet paa Diet rette Tidspunkt, har
like alene frelst Livet men ogsaa sikret
mangen en- snuk Piges Sukces.
Naar en- Piges Tanker sleeves, med Ho
,vedpine, Svimmelhed eller Hang til at
sove, Smerter ! Rvggen eller Nederde-
lene, omtaagede 0jne, Lyst til Enrum;
naar hun err ct Mysterium for sig selv og
Venner burde hendes Moder komme
hende til Hj@lp:og huske paa. at lydia
e. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound,
tilberedt af i~ndenlandske Redder og Cr-
ter, vii we'd denne It'd forberede Systemet
for den kommende Forandring, og aabne
denne prevende Periodic i en- ing Piges
Liv uden Smerter og Uregeln@ssighed.
Man har i to G~enerationer 2paa denne
Made sat sin Tillid dertil.
Hundrede af Breve fra unge Piger og
deres Medre, udtrykkende Taknemlig
he'd for Diet som Lydia 3. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound har. udrettet for
dem. modtages stadig.
Miss Ellen M. Olson, At N. East St.,
Kewanee, Ill, skriver:
Kje-e Mrs. Pinkham:-
"Jeg har havt de beds Q Leger / vor By for min
sygdom og de va allie at den Mening at an.Opera-
ton var nodvendlg. Jeg havde Hovedpine, Side
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

NJ ejer og kontrollerer $4,000 Acres
af udspgt og godt Hvedeland
Nerheden af Camrose, Beaver Lake
Distriktet 1 Alberta. I denne Egn fin
des de talrigste OF NEST velhavende
skandinaviske Settlementer. Salgspr1s
fra SO til $12. rime1ig Henstand. For
narmere ~Oplysninger skriv straks til
Scotvo1d & Swanson, The Scandi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
coNFERR1Na WITH poNApARrE
Important Matters Before the De-
partment Of Justice Discussed,

partment Of Justice Discussed,
Attorney General Bonaparte had sew
eral conferences today on important mat
tiers In his department. He was In con-
ference some time with Secretary Gar
field of the Interior Department and M
c. Burch. the special assistant attorney
In charge OF land and timber frauds in
the west. There are important land and
timber fraud cases pending in Utah, Colo
RADIO. Wyoming. Idaho and New Mexico.
and the government is making strong
efforts to bring about convictions. Sew
eral important cases Of prominent men
charged with timber frauds are to be
tried in Idaho in a few weeks
United States Attorney Stimson of New
York city was also in conference with the
Attorney General. One Of the subjects
discussed was the prosecution of men
charged with aiding and abetting inyoI-
untary servitude in New York. In prose-
cutting number Of men throughout the
south for peonage It was discovered bv
Assistant Attorney General Russell that
employment agencies in New York had
as much to do with the crime as any,
body, inasmuch as they sent Italian and
other laborers to the south under gross
Misrepresentation as to their duties and
compensation An investigation was
made Of the employment people in New
York and Philadelphia. At the present
time there are three men under indict-
ing to place men in involuntary seryi-
tude. Two of these are agents of the
Florida East Coast railroad, and another
Is an Italian labor agent named Sabbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
DEFENDS THE PEANUT.
Aurora Professor Will Live on II
Sixty DAYS.

CHICAGO. October 1S-To prove that
the Aurora board Of health is wrong in
attributing case of poisoning to pea
nuts, Thomas J. Allen, president of the
Aurora College Of Aurora will today be-
gin to live on diet Of peanuts for sixty
days. In order not to do too much yio-
lence to his system he will mix the ground
peanuts with the nut part of wheat I'm
the proportion of two-thirds peanuts and
one-third wheat.
Mr.. Allen has been a vegetarian and
an experimentor in special food for sew
eral years. Beginning today he will un-
dergo a daily examination at the hands
Of DR.. c. w. Guyer. president of the
Aurora board of health, who will weigh
Mr.. Allen today. test his heart action and
keep a record Of his physical condition
from day to day.
An Aurora man recently became Ill af-
ter eating peanut candy. and the Aurora
board of health has about determined
there Is danger in the peanut The as
persion cast upon this favorite food
reused the Ire Of Mr.. Allen. and he called
up DR.. Guyer and made his offer of
sixty-day experiment Mr.. Allen has laid
In a large supply Of peanuts, and will
take his ground food twice a day, noon
and evening. He will take plenty Of water
with his meals, but nothing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
SAVED BANK FROM BURGLARY.
Woman Heard Craftsman at Work
in Augusta Institution.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
AUGUSTA. Ca. October 1S.-By hap
pening upon a craftsman at work at
midnight and frightening him away Mrs
Percy May. wife OF the cashier of the
National Exchange Bank of Augusta.
saved the institution from being burglar
lied Mr. and Mrs. May, who live in an
apartment in the bank building. went to
a theater last night returning about IL
o'clock. Before retiring Mrs. May missed
her opera glasses ana descended the stairs
to see if she had dropped them at the
entrance.
Reaching the first floor she heard a
noise in the bank, and, looking in. saw a
masked man working at the vault. She
screamed and the burglar rushed out OF
a rear door through which he had en-
tered. .
The police were summoned and found q
burglars kit near the vault. with q guam
tity of nitrogiycerin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The stand pat policy in regard to prices
is what prevails these days at the meet
ings of the Stock Exchange. There is no
disposition to disturb the figures on the
part of brokers. as there is no business
to be done either in the way OF buying
or of selling.
Today the call was gone through with
and practically no changes were made
in the quotations, and the volume Of the
business was slight.
Capital Tracti, IS were again in do
mand on the recent high level and sold
on range of from 1141a to La. The other
transactions were not OF consequence.
ditions Is of the opinion that the new
low levels in the stock market Of the past
day or so were due to the unsettled action
or the copper stocks. The result, he
adds: was as might be expected in what
Is still plainly a bear market. Other
stocks suffered In sympathy. and the bear
party took fresh courage. Bear talk il
forever in supply. 1t takes no account
of values, dividend Yield or true earn
ing capacity. It says the public has lost
number of things, continues this
writer, which the market feared have not
happened.
o The money market ia surprisingly easy
wien al tHihss are consiueTeu' aoo ~ 10
certainly working easier abroad. 1t Is
true the commercially demand for money
In this country Is still heavy, but 1t Is
not SO severe as was expected At the
present range OF prices 1t would seem
that every conceivable nightmare posi-
bility had been discounted.
Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption. $727 ,51s. Government receipts:
From internal revenue. $945, 1O2; customs.
81. LOG. 40: miscellaneous, >-8,A7. Elk
penditures, $2,020,0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
Malverd C. Tucker Dead

MalTerd c. Tucker. nearly seventy years
81 axe. veteran official of the Treasury
Department. who had served continually
there forty-two years. died yesterday at
his late residence. 1916 Irving street. In
addition to being veteran official he was
also veteran soldier. having served three
years In the civil war in a Vermont regi-
nlent- he was born In Mortified. Vt. in
1887. and was first appointed. to a 81 2u0
position in the Treasury Department
March 6. 1865, He was promoted through
the several grades and at the time OF his
death was employed at 81 800 per annum
In the office of the auditor for the War
Department. The funeral will be private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-18
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices from 1 cent to 2
cents higher.
EGGS:-Nearby fresh Virginia. 25;
west Virginia and southwest Virginia.
"A Tennessee. "a; North Carolina. % /;
cold-storage. 20.
BUTTER-Creame fancy. .s1ha32.
Process. fancy. 26a27: fair to good. ga
%. Store-packed, fresh, 19a2O
CHEESE.-New York state factory,
new. large. 16aa17.
POULTRY.-Chickens spring, per h..
l5al6; hens. per h., 10: roosters. FER h..
.: Keats: per h.. 10; turkeys. TOMS per
h.. 16a17; hens. per h., 17a1S.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Hens, choice.
per h.. Is: ROSTERS. per h., 9a10; chick
ems. per h.. 17a18: ducks. per h.. 1oa1<;
turkeys, hens. per h., 1sa20: toms. per
h.. Halls.
vEGErABLEs.-Potatoes per bbi. No
sweet potatoes. Per Dbl. 2.ooa2 80: cncum.
bers. per dozen. 5oa60; onions. per
Dbl. zoo: peppers. per bbl.. LEO: toma-
toes. per bushel box, 6Oa75; cabbage. per
hundred. zooa4.oo; eggplant. per doz..
Dbl. LOO: snap beans. per bu, 90; per
Dbl, 1O0a1.25; wax beans, per bu 40;
lima beans. per at, 1Sa20: new beets.
per bunch. 2; lettuce. per basket. 1.00a
Lou; corn. per doz, 10a1S: Okra. per
carrier. 50a1 90; celery, per bunch. 4Oa60.
GREEN FRUITs.-Apple.. Der Dbl.
1.50a4.75; oranges. Cal. per box. AIS;
grape fruit, per crate. 5.O0a7.Oo; pine
apples. per crate, 1.25a4.50: peaches. per
basket. 1.25a2,25 plums. per basket. 4oa
o.: grapes. Delaware, per basket. IS;
Niagara, per basket. 15a16; Concord, per
basket. 12h; damsons, 8-Ib basket. 60:
chestnuts, per h., 16a17; ounces. per
bu basket. 2.0Oa3.OO; per Dbl. 5.OOa
600: pears. Sickle, per Dbl, 600; box.
2.25; per basket 1.25: Sheldon. Ter bas-
ket. zoo; Bartlett. per keg. s.eOa3.25.
HAY AND STRAw-Hay. 1ew west
ern. No. l. 20 50a21.5O: No. 2. 1s.5oa18.5o
mixed. 15OOa19.OO. Straw. rye. bundle
135oa14.0o; rye. machine thrash. 0.5Oa
1000: wheat. 0.5Oa7.OO; cat straw. per
ton. 85Oa9.OO.
LIVE sTOCK.-Cattle. extra, per cwt
ooOa5-50; butcher. per cwt.. 4.00a4.50;
ordinary. per cwt., 2OOa3OO. Hogs. per
ewt. gross. 8.75a7.Oo. Sheep, a.5Oa5.0O:
choice. per h.. sh: medium. per h..
7a7h Cows. prime. fresh. each. 4O.OOa
5000; common, each. 2O.OOa3O.o0.
BEEF CUTs.-Ribs. No. 1. per h.. Il;
No. 2. IL; No. 8. 10. Rounds, No. /, per
h.. 10; No. 2, 8; No. 3, 8. Loins. No. 1.
per H.. "a; No. 2, IL; No. 8. II. Chucks.
No. 1. per h.. 8; No. 2. 7; No. 8. 8
washed. per DID,, 22a24. Hides, greer
per h., Sac: dry. per h.. 13a15 Sheep
skins. green. each, 60a9O; dry. EACH
25a75. Calfskins. green, each, 1.35a1 so
GRA1N-Wheat, new southern. 94a
LOG Corn. sheiled. white. 75a7s: yell
white. No. 2, 56a5s; mixed. 55a57. Bran
per ton, 2SOOa3O.OO. Middlings, Der ton.
28O0a30.0O.