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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Ter a6nia bon Siant.

Ger 10nig BON Giant Elm Manu- bon
@eiit,
0cbdaIidl ourd) europa rcilt.
Nitt ooB er t0iit0iiclno Die StroBc
ourd)tobt,
Stein, CT perTucilt, 100 ser @doefer
lobt.
Ger SONIC bon Sium, cin Monn BON
Wcmiith
Ser iiiblt lid an iuobIItcn, no Nlln't
crbIilbt;
@cid,ort unb beidniiiielt nit Grnit
ul0 9coad)t,
$40 9Gocfcr riibmeno ein &reilid)en
genlad)t.
Ser G5nig bon Sianl, ein Mom bon
@eibmod,
Sat cinen rieiigen Jfciieiaf.
I'm oen err Stotuen, 8iloer unb 10,
@os linn gef1llt, itedt leeIcnlrob.
Scr 9onig bon Siam, Elm Monu DOL
Taft.
%ot lid ni6t gratis nit oI ocnl
bepadt.
Gr 5nblt noIle Treiie mo ouBeroem:
.@oa mGr' Giid gum Salid) aus
9angfof gencbm?"
Ger &Gnio bon Sian, cin Marm BON
Sllmor,
Sprid)t: .Souidjen fonlnnt mir be-
a,lemer Dor,
.gIs follfen: 5br liebt cS ia lelbcr,
i'd ieb's,
nSbr tollidt Troieiiorcn uno gtta.
Dies"
Ger aonig bon Siam, Elm Mamn
pon Beritano,
Sprod: yScltea BEL Sud lit ser Gle.
plant.
,9cionoers Der mciBe, ooS beili9c
Sbier,
Sen ncbint oanu ais @e9Cugobc
Don mlir!"
Ser G6nis bon SionL Elm Manm bon
&nltur,
Sprod): rSdimpicn werocn Ole
Yrieiter mir
..llrlo 3icb'n bel Der Seimfcbr cin
lonacs 8eiiht,
.Scood) - iuonn idinpicn Die Fric'
tier nid,t?"
Ger aGniG BON SiamL Gin Wnnn bon
Welt,
Sprod: so lit ole Sod)e an better
beitelt.
Gin 9luii fir europa, oliotiitcr
StilB
Gem a6nig oic atnit uno bcnEric.
tern gcrnrllSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
TaS Snipcl.
Cine cultnorihe 0ctrod,
tn II q.

WaS Der Soipel lit, lpilIen ollie &c
i%erinnen, Ole in ibren iun9en Subrcn
om SpiMnrab gcieiien unb @urn &c.
haipelt boben. Iber n0os Solpel z"
Stcbt meoer I'M nelen 9rodbolls.
oi,d) nid)t iut .8roben Mcper." llnb
bod lit vbas &oipel" ba, uno mir
begcgncn iogar elmer fleincn, afliti,s
ibig scidriebencu culinoriiden Gin.
Die iiber .bns Saipcl." llno mcnit
Der 2eier bantit Su gnbc lit, miro
ibin aud flor iein, lu1s yoos &o'
ipcl" lit. Ilio: Is 1T cine irbcItrcit-
bare 9batiahc, bob bns 'Soipcl ols
pars pro toto ocn ongcneInltcl
6iidihIub 5ulGBt oilf oos 8on5c.
ebenio mic es ullcugbor blcibt. bali
cs bon einem ipeiig pornchmcn, gnnl
nitb gar nitt faibionoblen Soter
abitammt, benz - Sic cntidnloigell
benz Sdnein. DIS lit cine I'm.
gercd)tigfeit uiib iucnia gcniitbpou
iuic fam man bein Sdpmcin cinci,
0oriumrf oarous mot)eiL Dab eS
Gins lit? limo nod ba5u nad ieinen1
9obe. Seltiamer @eiie lit seraot
Der 5hinfen iaIonfdbig. nno babe
lit bod ecrabc io;hiagen bicier aor'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Gin G%rbidDafts Gatenjammrr.

Sn ciner Nn5obl Norfcr in Seiien
mo oc5 bel,ud)borten GibsfelocS
mar III ben Somilien &oblcr cir
lpobrcr Grbi6oItstoumel %cntltonoen.
Wlon umternobm meite 6eiien, I'M
fcit5uitcllerL ipic eng p%eriponot man
nit Dem i'm Sabre 1900 81 Safio III
Spricn perItorbencn mo aus Slim
born IN SbcrbeIien i%tdmmenocn eng.
lild)cn @eneralmoior George Trcoe-
rio Sober iei. Gtlpo bunoert Eur-
teicn bnbcn bis in Die neueIte Belt
binein Ero5elie eegcn einonoer un6
gcgen ocn engliiden SiSflls gefiibrt.
Der ocn NodlaB in &crnoltuna &c.
nonlnlen bate. 8eipilienloie Igen-
ten beilusten in ben lesten Sabrer
Die gngelegenbeit, INN I'M Sriiben 5ll
iilden. Sic gaben Den Grbluitigen
Die beltimmte 3uiidernng, baB oas
8elb in aller aiir5e 5llr Mus5ablung
tolnmen merbe, lieBen iid Gollnlud)-
ten otsltellen uno nobnlen ocn2eiht.
g%ldllbigen Gorifiiiie ab, i"pprollf Die
8auner es alein obgeleben botten.
SSm 2oltfe oieles SobreS gingen BET
Dem IrSm1rtigen gmt IN Berlin
observation-disclosures iiber bcnStuno
Der Snd)e cirL morouf icbt 9cibcio
crgongen lit. Die yGrbcn" mllrocll
nit Dem Srbolt elmer bon Dem bellt-
id)cn 8enernltoniillot in 2onoon ob.
gcfoBtcn Senfibriit bcfmtnt oentod)t,
oeren NuSfiibritn0en ~geeignct linb,
nlc bon ben 5oblrcidcn Sr1ocrn oeS
HamcnS &obler gebegten Soffnlrns
gen ollf sic nMillioncncrbidoit"
Grollium SIT 5erltoren. Sn bcmS hrift.
Itild miro oltf Die Sbotlu1e peripics
lelL ooB oaS cnglilde aon5leigerid)r
bereitS I'M Sabre 1862 in letter Sn-
Itan5 oabin entihieben bot, ooB sic
Hadfommcn elmer Trml Glilobctb
Bauer, 0cborcnc Sumblts, aus Gron
berg /. E, ionic oieienige cines &c
iuilIca WottbioS aobler ans Stint
borll /. $. ais Die beiben ein5i9cn
erbbcredtigten StGnnle ouSllcrfcn-
men leien. Der NadloB belief iid
nid)t olli WiuioncrL lonocrn mir olf
etlua 100000 Mnrf; in oieic Summe
iolten lid nobe3u 500 Eerioncn tbei-
len, mas 5u nellen, cnoloien Yro5cl-
len fubrte. Ob olle 9erebtigteu in
oen Veiib hires GrbtheilS gelongt
lino, lit freitid) 5lpeiiclbaft. @as bon
Dcll 8eloe ctlpa nidt sur MllS5ob.
lung getommlen lein ioute, lit obcr
| 5ipciIellos bon ben Soften oes &C.
rid)tliden WerfabrcnS perlhlungeil
iporoenL Die in England befonntlid,
belonoers bod limo. NuS oieiersluS
fin1ft oeS belitihen @eneralfonlulutS
III Sonoon ergibt iid) Die Mnllmitob-
lid)e Sbotiohc, boB Die &0bIer'ihc
GrbIdaft l1ngit 5u eriltiren ouige.
bort bat mo oaB aQe lpeitercn DC
milbungen Der 9etbciligten in oieier
Ingclegcnbeit smed- ultb aitslidtslos
iirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Was Gin @ogclnclt ,uertl lit.

Gtn &nobe ninnmt aus 3crItorungss
lllt ooer 9ummbcit Elm 8o9clncit,
lagen mir nit flint Giern ooer Sun
gen aus, Seoes oieier Ssilngell
braildt tGglid) inn Snrhihnitt etlpu
80 3dllpen INN olloerc Snieftcn 5l,r
Nobrnn9, oie linn Die aIten 5itru.
gen; madt tG9lid $50 @ailpen. Gie
gBung ooliert brrdJidunittIid bier
bis fiinf @pden, mir mollen lugen
30 Gage; mloht fiir ous Nelt 1900
Stiid. Seoe &aipe fribt tGglid) ibr
eigenes @cipidt an 9lGtterm nna
@liitben. 8eiett, iie braud)t, bis tic
ollsgefrelen bat, audi brciBig Gage
,lllo friBt taelid MIR cine 0liithc,
Die cine 6rudt abgegeben b1tte, 10
friBt lie IN 30 Sagen olio 80 Sbit-
friihte in Der gIiitbe, uno Ole 1900
Hanpen 5uiammen freIien 225, 600
Stiif iolter @Iiitben. S6tte ser III.
gcnolidc llnbolb bas @ogeIncit in
Miibe gcluiien, 10 bate man I'M, 225,.
600 Stiid IepfeI, 9irnen, airld,c1
II. I. 10. ntehr gcernotet. - (@ie Ioat
bod, Wolf Bar Efefierforn i'm ,Ho.
l%telbinoer?" Gas lit cine einfotc
Hed)l'iiil9." limo tpeltn iie pieueidt
dlib nidt gang itimmt, 10 tits sod,
9al'5 Ill Der Srbnuna, oab SoaeIne-
ltcr Dor llgenoliden Saaeoieben
Hllbe bnben ioQen. Heo.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
fi"Al w hi
Nas Gin &crlinrr @irtb IN Icincn
&cancrn ucroicut.

NhiS @crlin miro 6crihtet: Cine
5iiicrnmGbige N%uiitclung iibcr Die
Ib9obcn Scr Tngciteatcn zines gro.
ben &ofiecholrie S il. Der 6rleorid)-
StroBe an ocn @irto iuirit Elm into
reiiontes 2idt oui Die Sobe oes
Srinfgclocrumiates IN einem ioI.
den Gafe. S1 Dem 2otnl, allf ou@
lih Die f%olgcnOe Med)nnng bc5iebt
iinb 10 Mellner bciddftigt. Seocr
bot cincn 3ltrdacr 5itr SiilfcIci.
Itung, jcbcr 3utr1eer crbult bonn
Mirtb elm MpnotsIolGr BON OrciBiG
Worf. Noiiir joblt ieocr &cllncr al
bcn @irtb I Mart 80 Eicnnig pro
Cog, olio mouotlid) 15 Wart. @lcibt
fir Den Mirtb Gin @0pinn BON 10
Mort. bel 70 aellnerll bon 225 Wff.
Son oen 10 aeanern. Die III Der err
item Gto9c arbciten, erbebt oergSirth
iilr tGglitc 3ltlueiiung oeS &epierS
cine yYloccrr0cbiibr" bon 1 Morf,
olio BON 0cn 3cbn &cllncrn t1glid)
10 Worf. Gr9ibt iiir oen @irtb cine
Monotseinnubmc boz, 800 Warf.
Die Muldc - SADIE ulo Sd)iir5c-
bc5iebt Ser aclner fir lid unb ben
3utrG9er pom 3irtb. Gr 5ublt od.
fir oil ocu @irtb td9lid 1 Murf.
Der @irtb bc5icbt sic @did)e bon Ell
llcnl &crleib SnIiitilt uio Soblt
fir Die bciocn 8urnituren ocS Sell.
ners mo 3utrG1ers, Die ieoen Slpeis
ten Gag 9cpchielt meroeL 1,20Dff.
Grgibt cincn @eipinn bon 50 Efcna
MIG III 5iuei Sagen, einen Wonots-
gelpinn bon II Marf, bel 10 Self
nern $50 Worf. Bon ser @oroerobe
be5iebt Der Mirtb cine Monatspad,t
BON 400 Morf. Son Der Soilette in
Der 5iueiten Gtage oils Ead)t 300
Morf. &on ser Toilette int Yarterre
100 Mart. Son ser Soilctte III Ser
eriten Gtoge 100 Mari. Eie @lii.
men. lnb Tpitfarten &erf1uferin'
men 5oblcn tG9lid, an Den @irtb 5u.
fanu1len 7 Warf 80 Tiennia, er9ibi
cine Wtonotscinnabnlc BON 225 Mf.
Ger Observation-Disclosures 5oblt an
ocn @irtb ) Mari pro Sao, alip i'm
Monat $50 Marf. Tos mod)t gacs
in Mllcm I'M Wonat 1880 Warf, Iit
Wonotseinnobmeh beS &irtbes bon
leinen Ingeiteaten betragen nllr
monatlih ruro 1000 Warf, mad)1
24,0N Marf i'm Sabre. limo bicit
$4,000 Marf $4,000 ~leiitcn Die @n
seitelten I'M @eientlihen aus ibrel
Ginnobmc al, yrinfgclberr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
ScinridJ Scioel mnS ScinridJ iSeinc

Sn ser Seit5eitlrng zines lbcater.
9(benos i'm v9erein 9erliner Sournu.
liitcn," i'm Gejember 1899, iprid)t iif
Der ioeben perltorbene Seinrih Seioel
iiber Seinrih Seine fol9enOermoBer
aus:
. Seinrid) Seine!
Nof) bout befampit, seliebt, &C.
ld)mGbt. bepunoert,
@eil Gu oos Sobe miihteit unb &c
meme.
8leid) Ser 2%lfa5ie
@iegt iih 0ein 8ipiel poller 2ieocr'
bliit6eL
Son reinem S6inmer ul,0 bon bol.
Der 8ra5ie.
God oltd) in loien
llnart' gen 2ieoern ieltinm iid) pcrbin,
Gin Gllit BON Yntiduli ulo milocr
HoIerl.
I'll marIt fcin 8octbc!
Ood leuftclo itanoclt Oh Elm nellcr
Stcrn
Son ielt'nem Slang, in ieincr Ibeno.
rotbe.
@oS iii 9elpeicu,
GuS fam man beltt' nod in oel
Sprnde ipiiren
llno aus ben &ericn iunger 9idtcl
leien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
0Gdc.

GS ira9t lid pobl, mas miro &C.
ihch'n,
gScnn icber 9,,d)itub' fonnte geb'n
Nn Ieinen EIob, rpie'S ibm gcfaIlt,
limo or nid)t piiroe auigeitcllt.
g2ic cine Seroc hummer Sd)oi'
7SuIat elmer jebt Dem onbcrn brop,
Is blcibt Inn tcinc andre @ubL
Sb ibn ooS mirtlit) gang egal?
GntitGnoe tpobI nid)t bGufig allB,
@enn or sic @ubl b1tt' 3tuild)en
SdlB?
limo iuie picI Iicber riidt' init 2ieb'
Gr III sic SpaIte ipie oils 3ieb.
Gin Scber mill NAL icben Vlof,
9oS Il" cntlpiidlt, 81 mlro'S cinNod;
UtoI lpiIl er icben: rcr lit pail"
2oS ~" entitliipit, ner" miro gum
nNif."
I'M .o~bpubelicn bcnl Otnlbcllr,
8crtiI0t Die BOD Der Serr Wcttcllr,
9od) nlonbcr Nod lid itorriid) lucbrt
9leibt in Der SpoItc r1ucricbrt.
@ei'm 6riibItiId Oodl oie 3eitung
iriid)
Scbt urS Ben BOD Dor, idon bel
Gid,
lln0 mics bel 9Gden lit @ebrolldL
St0bt or bci'm Seicn inns ms Mug.
GN.sD. Gd)o.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
s m1ltpriniihcs-

Tergriffen. = 8entier (cinen
Sclratbs Ganoibatcn feline babIidc.
NIT nuffaaeno GROCER @aie aeieanetc
1od9ter poriteIleno): .9sun, SEER
Maper, iuie gefaat Sbnen meinc
1odbter2" .Sebr gut = tpenn
Sic ibr nit 10000 Worf inter Sic
Naie greifen moacn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

ratbeu. Iur oas @orbonoeniein
ibrer @robmlGIerr petrttb inns Damn
nod ibre Ndmqn.
n@o iinb nun eltre @Gter? linz
mogcn Die Eropbcten etpia leben?"
Ntlf iolde mo 0bnlid)e 8connfctl
r%on5cntrirt lid, Der Ginbrllt, ben Die
Gofalnoti5 lSbrcS 9eid)0ttcn @lotteS
iiber Sru. GOipmo 3oBmun-nSoltc
Ncrtreter DER Tnltihcn icin" in
mir iDad)rief. Nb, Ueld) Elm aus
iidtsloier aampi unI5 GaIeiL menll
man Die 8elhihte pcraiBt, utto bic
Rdniier pcrgiBt, Die es peroieucn,
baB iuir ibr Nnoentcn trell beiuubr
rem. ltnlerc alien Ielltih Nnlcri.
toner iuoren'2, Die IN elmer groBell
Eeriooe bic Vliitbc cntpirtcltcn, aus
0encn Die tSrild)t beruorgcaungcn lit,
iucld)c nodfolnmenoc Welhlcd)tcr ge-
pfIiidt babell. Iarum pcroicncn
WGnncr, mie Sd)eib, @napp II. a..
Die iib IN Den critcn Infdngcn oc5
auItllrlcbcns ser bicii0cn @cGen6
Tcroienitc INN Oelltid)e Civilization
ln0 EeritGnbnib fiir bic Serrlidtcit
Scr ocutiden Sprod)c crrltn0en bu.
ben, Gin Gbrcnocnfmul i'm &cr3rn jcs
Oc5 Gelltidycn.
$50 man oie 0cibihte ignorirt, lit
MIR Elm Sf)ritt 5llrl p6Qi9cn Ser
full.
Der ociltid)e Sprddn,ntcrrid,t IN
bcn oifentlid)cn SdUlcn unicrcr
Stoot, Den oclltihc Gbrcnm0nncr
ms nod oils Grbe Shcib'S gercttc.
bobcu, iolltc mcnigircn5 in bcli Sdn-
bcn iciner 6reunoc iciu. Grolrrig,
ouB 9aS faun nod Der tSoll lit. Gin
SduI 8 Superintendent, Der aus lei
ncr WeringidIbnng beS bclltldcn
ySclcn9 teln Scbl muht - Frin5i.
pale nit oelltldcn gtumCn, ubcr nn'
ii oclti6cn Supu9, Die nit Dem
NlI15ng Der o%clltid)cn Sprodc olld)
0cn oclltif)cn @ciit ouS bclltid)e &c.
miitb 5crgcbcn licBcn - Sebrcrins
men, sic obrlc Die &or5iige beionoe-
rcr oeutldcn Sdmlbiloung olligc-
mnd)icn limo, uno inter iih MIR eng
lid conneriiren - lnb MN Sdul.
r0tbe a la Nobnlon - bos find
ihlebte 8urantien iiir bic Wobrtng
uno Sorberung Ser nod %pprbul6c-
men Grrunaenihoft oelltihcn aul-
tu%ritrcbenS. Mtan iebc oorilm 5lt.
hoB nidt Der 8orbang bei'm 9romn
idlt, ipenn ser @ereftigfeit nitt
8eniige geleiltet lit. Mton io1tc BOD,
lueni9ltenS ollf cinen &ertrctcr I'M
Sd)tlrotb lid cinigclt fonncn, iiir
ocn ooS bclltihe @cnliitb nod nidt
iibcriliiiiiGer @oQait %gciuorbcn lit.
Gin Spc5iol : Superintendent bcS
hcutld)cn 9cpnrtcnlcnt iolltc oblolilt
cinocicbt iucroci, nm ben NnipriI.
d)cn bes bclltid)en Sprod)intcrrid,tS
81 geliigen. ltno unicre mcrtbcn
Wfitbiirgcr, III bcrcn NGnbcn mulld).
nal Die &c iorgung ocutlhcr 2ebr-
frGfte licgt, iouten sur 9coingrng
ibrer 9cgiinltigung lebiglid Die Nn.
iorberlng an Die Sprahlcbrer oes
9cutiden i%tellen, Dob oerielbe tiid)-
tig lit unh lid burh feline 2%eiitunaen
IN Der unb icinc 2icbc fir sic octt.
Idle Sprod,e cmpfieblt. NneS glnocre
lit bier Ncbeniade, ober Die oent.
d) { 9 prod d. c / it c IL
gut Illcr. @ir biirfen niht &c.
%ltattcn, Dab iic IN ruliercr ncltcn Sci.
mdtb wicbcr 5uriidgcbr1not lto enc.
lid ollsNcrottct iucroc.
..Wos Oh Cir trcll i'm Scricn be.
lpabrt,
GoS lebt itcts in Scr @cgcntuort."
i, .. Guns
Naltor ltnb mcilono Erni. bcS 0cut.
idlcn III SobnStplpn, va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

TaHc sur @eiie ms HUSBAND be.
ior9t 8. Maine, Wr. Ala, Cf.Yalti-
mure-Str., nabe Gnitum Sunie Mue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15

currency again early In the day. but
the tendency was towards relaxation.
The point Of interest in this subject
has shifted into the interior from
which the urgent demands are mostly
responsible for present conditions. The
opinion Is heard amongst New York
bankers that conditions may be due
to what Is. in effect. boarding by the
the Interior banks themselves. which
have been moved 90 strengthen their
reserve position as a precautionary
measure. but seem 20 have oYerdOne
the matter in some instances. The
drawing down Of balances Of interior
banks in New York deposits is "A prime
factor In the d"islOcation OF the do
mestie exchanges. The consequence
Is that no form Of remittance is OBJ
tainable for payments OF debts TO
New York merchants who are receiv-
ing checks on interior banks for that
purpose. which are received subject
to collection by New York banks. a
that proves slow under pres
circumstances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15
BUYS EXTENSIVELY
OF ALBUQUERQUE
REAL ESTATE
], G, Darden Makes Several Big
Purchases From Andrew
CleIand and Others for Pri-
vate Consideration,

j. G. Darden yesterday closed sew
eral deals whereby he becomes the
owner of a good big slice OF Albu-
querque real estate. Mr.. Darden. who
is a wei known capitalist, Is a pretty
far-seeing Business man and his pur-
chases demonstrate thoroughly what
he thinks of land in the city as a gilt
edged investment.
Mr.. Darden purchased OF Andrew
Cleland three lots on the southeast
corne Of Central avenue and Fourth
street, and the Cleland third interest
in the Reynolds meadow tracts west Of
the city. He also bought Sofre Alex
ander's property north of the Noun
ain road between Second and First
streets and the Romero tract adjoin-
ing.
Cash was paid for all the property.
but The figures are not given out for
publication.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Wall street.

Wall Street.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was decidedly weak at some
points. Renewed liquidation OF an ur-
gent kind was inferred To be partly re-
sp0nsible for those. 10 was suspected
also that there was a certain growth
of activity on the part Of the profess
sional bears in the market. the cir
culation from time 10 time Of rumOrs
Of an unfavorabie character which
failed Of confirmation tending to con
brm this impression. The prominent
factor In the market was the emphat-
ic testimoney from the iron and steel
trade Of the wide reaction in trade
and the belief hat it is 10 go further.
The selling induced by this develop
ment naturally conveyed on the se-
curities OF the United States Steel cor
poration, but Pennsylvania railroad
was sharply affected and in close sym
pathy.
The supposition was that some
large individual accounts in these
stocks were being closed out and tho
selling orders were believed to have
their origin in the iron and steel CEN
tiers.
The amount Of the new stock Of
both ella sses In round number Is 500
900 and on Dcccmher / subscribers
are committed 10 the payment Of a
- per cent installmcnL- which calls,
therefore. for approximately $4,000
goo. n needs no explanation to I'm
defstand that conditions are not pro-
pituous for meeting such "a require
ment. Notwithstanding the considera-
bic sympathetic effect % these special
enter 81 weakness, a scrutiny 81 the
general list will show that % was ar
fccted comparatively little.
some high premiums were paid on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15

We have secured the agency TOT Cr,n.
,,~sttys Fruit svrup. the new laxative that
MAKES the liver lively, puTifies the Dream,
cures headache and regulates the alsestias
organs. Cures chronic constipation ASH IN
about Il. J. II. ORielly 90.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-15

New York. Nov. tf-Tin vas lower
IN the London market with spot quot
I'd al rt37. IS. and futures at fi39.
Locally the market VAS weak with
quotations ranging from 5000 10
5000.
Copper was low with both spot and
futures quoted az ass. Locally the
market was weak but unchanged with
lake quoted al fi35 MS13.f5. electro
lyttic $i3.25H 1859. casting $4,000
1926.
Lead was unchanged at az. los Va
London. Locally the market was weak
at Sf.40u4.74. Spclter closed - ca
lower at f2i. Is. Sd In London and
was also lower In n local market.
closing weak at $685. Sis. In 81
Louis spelter was duh 80 $500 Bar
Silver 5ShC. Mexican dollars f6 MC.
IIu.lnn AInDL. IL Iu.Lnn-
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WY. as he supposed. from a round of
blasts which had just been fired, says
the silver city Independent. All had
exploded. and n threw a large sized
stone in the air. on descending 1t
struck the root of the blacksmith
building. Passing through II struck
the ground. and glancing. struck lie
Biache, or Little Mike, as he was IA
miliarly known. in the stomach. Med
ical aid was Immediately summoned.
and everything done for The injured
mar that cience could suggest, With
out avail. on Thursday night he died.
The remains were brought tn O.. G.
Humans undertaking establishment
In this city. where they were embalm-
ed and sent east for interment He
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st. Louis. Nov. I4.-WOoi steady;
medium grades. comblng and cloth
ing, 23 = a s5c; light line. 22m23c;
heavy fine. t7m1Sc; tub washed, 2Sm
&c.
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MINER STRUCK BY ROCK
IN M AND KILLED
Little Mike" Fatally Injured nj Union
Hill Mine. Ncar Eierro. by Mass OF
stone which Penctratcs itoof OF
blacksmith shop.

4 peculiar accident occurred at
Union Hill iron mines last Wednesday.
the 9th inst, at Fierro. NJ. LIE Blachc,
a trusted employe. and for many years
In the employment of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company, was standing
in the blacksmith shop. out of harms
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leaves a wife and family.
Justice Parson summoned q jury
consisting Of j. w. WEIGH. Al. owens
]. Marsh. a. H. Pertle, w II. Jones
and ]. L. WEIGH. who held an inquest
over The remains and rendered a YER
diet that his death VAS accidental.
Little Mike was popular among ms
fellows and was always loyal TO the
interests of his employers and honor
able in his dealings with his tello"
man.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
GROWING SOCIAL DEMANDS.
Time All Too short for FaIhIimens
of Social EngngementS.

of Social engagements.
From the New York Press
Walls. only half suppressed. fiji the air
in Washington. They come from women
who. not being able to get a Law passed
making every day forty-eight hours long,
find the days wholly inadequate for the
fulfllment of social duties. or what they
imagine are duties.
Last season Mr. Roosevelt took things
quietly, and many musicales and semi
official festivities were eliminated from
the programme. This year. however the
pace Is getting rapid, and those who wish
to figure in the small world of the White
House and at the entertainments OF the
Cabinet folk are chary about accepting
dinner invitations from the n0nofiicial set.
Besides FIVE evening Ievees or banquets
In the Executive Mansion, there are q Sc
ries of Cabinet banquets for the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt, the affairs In the
Vice Presidential home, and for the diplO-
matists and the gathering in the home Of
the Secretary of State.
Such ambitious leaders as Mrs. Perry
Belmont and Mrs. Mary Scott. who plan
their campaigns months ahead of the
opening Of the season, are meeting trOu-
bic IN getting the right company for ban
quets. There used to be a tradition that
in the rush of the season when an I'M
pOrtant parsonage received eight or ten
dinner invitations for the same evening
he conscientiously would accept the first
All that Is changed. Ambassadors throw
over nonofficial hostesses ruthlessly when
a call comes from some one of state i'm
pOrtance,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
CYCLE THEORY OF PANICs.
Shall the Present FURRY be Rated
Hs n Big or Little One9


ns n Big or Little Oneg
From the wan Street Journal.
The cycle theory Of panics is one which
has FOR years excited the interest Of econ
omists and financial writer's. and as a rule
it has received wide acceptance. This
theory IS that about every twenty years
there is major panic, or a great com
mercial crisis involving a more or less
extended period of Industrial depression.
Midway between these twenty-year panics
there comes what might be called minor
convulsions, largely. confined 10 the finan-
cial centers. and only in comparatively
small degree affecting the general busi-
ness OF the country.
Thus IN 1S37 and 1857 there were two
great panics separated exactly twenty
years from each other. while midway
between them, in 1s4s, there was a minor
convuision. In 1873. sixteen years after
the panic Of 1857. there was another
great panic. This, it will be observed.
came four years before the twenty-year
period had expired. Exactly twenty
years after 1873 another great panic de-
veloped, that Of 1898. Between 1873 and
1898 there was d minor convulslon, in
1884
The question now is whether the crisis
through which We are passing Is one of
the major panics or not. Strictly speak
ing, following the twenty-year rule. .
great panic was not due until 1913: so
that, If this IS a major convulsion, then
it has come only fourteen years after
that OF 1893 Perhaps It might be said
that this was a minor panic; but what
shall be said Of the depression of 1905.
which was exactly ten years after that
OF 1888?
II this is major Der.c. then surely it
must have come like that of 1873, years
ahead Of time, although there has been
every reason to believe that as the coun-
try grew stronger and richer the periods
between its financial breakdowns would
lengthen. II it is not a major panic. then
what IS IL?