davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
guIisiit ScaraOirt.
g2elD Dorf, 81. Sui


SIN bieiigen &oli5eibduptaunrtier
erei3nete iid belite cine Ssene, mie tie
iih noh ME in Dem @e6du0e abg.
fpieIt bat. 9luf gefebl 0es Goli7ei.
foHmiiidrs Bingham mur0e narnlidl
Der aSoli5iit Stephen 2. 8aIib, ser
Der 6eigbeit nHgefiogt uno ifuloia
beflaI0en lDurDe, ofientIih 6eqra0irf.
gSollh mar ungeflagt, lebte g9obe
Dor eii1em beiuafineten Wlaaue aeflo-
ben 81 iein, 0er cine sSrau erldoiien
bate. Die oorgelaoenen 3euaen BE-
fhrleben, ME Der 5uibdnoler ssranf
Asarner, Der either g2orling in ser
42. StraBe erihoB, BON gSalia un0
BaiiaHten oeriolst Dur0e, uie g9ar.
Her IN elm Sans elite uH0 aui Der
Ereppe iid uHmea0euo, ieinen Re.
bolDer gegen @alib erbob. Ger go
ii5iit iou nun, ben 3euqenausiaaen
gelnaB. IN eiHe nabebei befinolihe
Sffiee gefloben iein. DdbreH0 anoere
YolisIiten oiesgeriolglng ouinabmen.
s2allb mar nit eiHem 8efts beis
ltaHoe Dor Dem 8oli3eifommiiidr er.
idienen. nber Die 8emeiie ae8en i6n
paren 10 itarf, oaB er ihuIoig beiln-
Den iUur0e Bingham bieIt 0oraui
eiHe AHIprnhe. in weidar er oarauf
girmies, 0aB. mns INNER man aud
Der g8aD 9orfer @oli5ei Donperfe. fhr
ned NE oer &oupuri Ser Seigheif ae.
iHani mllr0e, uHo &asb babe ourh
ietH &er3alten Shm1d1 u6ar Die
gaIl5a 8oli5eiHatt g1em 90rfs az.
49,
Singbam befaHI oaraus Dem EoIi.
setinisef.or 81 oeiieT gesirfs Der go.
llsStE ge5erte, BEN ShiLo Iqsefunoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
sllt6urn q. O., 30. srI

alIoliII, .. y, 90. sSlfll.
Cine 3elepboitboiidaft aus 0ent
76rfdln giora0ia. an auBeritsn
en0e 0es Gsmascoiees gelegeH, Be-.
iaat. 6ub OsT san5e @ei1dftstbeil Ses
Crtes IN Jlannlen itebt. g21be-e
garih.e ite9eH nod aus. es iino
snei 9lbiheiluneen s5eueruehrleute
bon bier oorfbin geian6t mor0en.
Spdiara 4ieioungen beingen, 0oB
0rei 9eihdftsitrrfeu 0es Srtes non
9em fSener 5eriiort muroen, aiuen
Sh1oen ron S25. 900 aHriften6. Eie
gntitebungsuriahe oas Geuers lit
unbetonnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
!0inter armeniiden Grpreiiern her.
gegrD Oorf, 81. SSuli.

Ser 0iitriftsantDaIt Serome bat
perioHlih Die llnteriuhung Der 9lu.
ihldge Der ormeniihen @rpreIIer.
melhe Sur @rmoroung oes s. 3.
Gapsbdniian firbrten in 0ie Sanoe
ggnomnen. 9lae 4ngeitelIten oas 9i-
itriftsanualtsbureaus un0 Die Boli-
sci mareH beute eifrig 6amit bei6af-
tigt. mebr 9lnboltspuufte 5u entSe.
den, iDelhe sur 8erbaftung Ser 0t0r.
Der fiihren fonnteu. D2ehrere 9lr.
menier iagten beute iiber oie Metbo.
ben Der gefiirdteten grprelier6anoe
aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
g9aillinQton. %. 6,

&albIngtou. %. S5ult.
syH elmer @eriomniung Der eers
tral 2abor Union gelaHgte beite Der
geiblnb 5nr 2llrna6nle, oaB Der 4rd.
ii0ent 8ooieoeli erinht per0eH ioH.
0cn GieneralnHwalt 9onaparte 0abin
al inituiren. oaB er 0en 8un0esie
motor gorab bnH syoabo. gegen Sen
uqaen augeblihen QanOidiDinoels
alaqea idauc6al iofort 5un Bro8eB
her6ei3ie6e 0orab mar elmer Der sln-
udlte. Die IN 6em Sappoo0'ihen Der.
iapsrunsspro Sic llHtInas tih<1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Mit Ocm graFOeutcn in gerat6uns.

Dit Dem @rdiiOenten glooIepeIt
pflegte beute Der @ouDerneur Ge.
orge GurrD. Der Dor 5ebn Eaeen bon
ser 9ronin5 Samar, @biIippine1 IN.
ieln, in 0en Ser. .Staaten eintraf, cine
5Deiiiiin0ige llnterreoung. Serr Sur.
rD miro in 4iir5e ben ibm bonn 9ra-
i0euteu ii6ertragenen @oIten ais
@OltOerneur BON glep 91erico an.
treteR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
@r6t midlt smr ghhne.
9e0u 9lorf. 80. eSuIi.

ytVIU JUL, %. 4yIIII.
@C5iigIidl oes (Seriibts. 0oB ieIae
Satin pieoer aui Oie giibne aeben
meroe. erfldrte SarrD a.Ebup beute:
. Ger @eriht lit poaitanoig faIih.
SD glau6e, er III aus 3ipei @riin0en
uerbreiiet iporoen; enhpeoer. Inn ei.
uen ialiden Giu0uld pom Oem ieIien
Gbnraiter neiner 6ran 3ll eeben. init
Der aeneinen glbijdlt. inns allen Su
idlaoeli, o0er. Inn Die SpaIten Der
3eitimg atts5lliiIIlea.
lb0mS 5meiier 8ro3eB miro pabr.
ideinlih I'M September beainnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
GIsaen bic FreigaireaeI aeiiinSiat.
NSaibliiqtOil, %. .vulI.

~gAl lJttibAyltf 81 a5AAt-
Die 5piibenitaatlide Sanoelsfom.
miiiiOn bat unidhgit in @rfabrung
gebra@t Dab gaUiiie iii0peitlide uno
meitlid)e 9abneH gegen Oas Raten.
geieg iiinoigeI, in0em iie geuten, Die
ni4t Oo3u berehtigt iino. 5reipdiie
DerabjoI9en Sn Dem Sale Der Wiii.
iouri aanias 6c 1eras 9abn lau.
tete 0ie 9taAriAi beitimnit oabhl, 0aB
6ie geanten Der gabn iogenanuten
+. gonosmen 6reipdije aisgeitellt
bditeu
Ger aomniiidr bat 0esbalb fir oie
geamteH oieier ga6n eiasn 1erlnin
angeiebt, aa Dem iie iib ge9en 5ie ge.
nanute 9eiduloigung DeraatporteH
fonnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
gIlnbamn rin 9ruhibitiOnsitaat.
g[tIanta. Ga. 20. eSuIi.

<t+AAtts+f W. ~ NtA4AA.
Gr Staatsienat paiiirte beute
nit 139 aegea 80 5timmen Die
SGr0man GoDingtoH Prohibitions.
0orlage. Gle muB mtn. oo iie ettuas
amenoirt Dor0en 1T. pom Snus nod
mails in amenoirter 5orm aHgenoms
men neram, mas aber 10 gut mie IL.
der 1T. 6erner bat Der Gou0erueur
Sofe Smitb oie 9eriiherung gege.
ben .SaB er bic 8orlo9e unter3eif.
nen miro, io6aB bic beutige Snn5.
lung 6es gmois oie einiiibrung BON
I'm Siaate alabama be.
oeutet.
Gas geies triti ON 1. Sanuar in
Strait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
eeitnnasthiIrme fiir gIIaafn.
9lCm 9lorf 30 oSuIi

Die 9unOesregierung bat nit ser
ltni.:O states Steel Corporation
einea aoutraft abseihloiien weacn
Sieierung poH 2ettuugSthiirmen.
weIhe fir OrabtIoie SeIegrapbie IN
9lasfa beuust mcroen ioaen. Die
8egierung beabiidtigt. cine Ianae
Settle iolher gbiirme an Ger 9liian.
tiiden un0 Der &aiiiiffiiite mo Sem
@olf bon @1erifo erridten 81 Iaiien.
Die Ebiirme mer0en cine Sobe pom
ITO SUB baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
@l0uer nnler NiIraIdlaiI ireIaeIaiIen.
N0iie, ,Oaho. 80 NltIi

NpIlt, 2Duh0, 30. 4SliIf.
Ger Rihter gSo0o mics beute Sen
glnirag @eorge q. Betti6one oeaen
g'u9dlait irei 81 Iaiien. ab. G6arIes
s. 9Roner mIr0C 6eute Bormtttaq nm,
ter $4,000 9iirgibait freiaeLdIIeH.
Die 8iirgidlnitspapiere tDur0en bon
E9imoibp 6ea8ou Dem graliOentu
Der nGriien 9faiioualbanf" bier. an.
ter5eihuei. Ole 2ofalucreiniauna
Ser gseiiern ,Seoeration in Butte,
ltout., bat $4,000 aaution in
Qaargelo geiieilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
anas6Iidl @aterm5raer.
9atapia. Nhio. 9l. eSuIi.

Sier tpur0en geitern gl6eno SSrallf
Storep mo igine 6rau, lestere IS
Sabre alt. Derbaftet. un.er Der Sir.
flage oes Wioroes i'm erIteu @rabe.
Sie ioaen ongeblIb am lesten SAM
tag 4beno in @oiben Ben beiabrtea
Batter oes 6ranf StoreD eri5olien
baben. Ser 9llte mur0e brett Uor
ieinem 6auie erihoiien uno ole
Sdiiiie iollen aus Dem SSnneren 0eg
9Guies abgeieuert moroeu iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
0rei @auu uerbri6t, ciusr aeitOrbeu.

~ 't's''f = ~ " oFFtt'
g9le ans elmer 9epeide oes @e.
ieblsbabers @ourf oes aanoneu6oois
.@iImRaton" jet; in hlneiiihen
@eiDdiiern, on Oas bieiige Marinroe.
partement berporgebt. erploOierte ge.
itern Elm Gobr Oes 8dmpffeiiels. in.
foIge0eiien orei glann perbriibt mur.
0en. Ser Se3er lbilipp Sin0 err
lag Sen grii6pun0en, Die beiOen an.
oereu pur0en niht idlimm Deriebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
gIIs grrIobtc empfe6lcn iidl.
Wnihinqton, .. g.. so. Nuli-

gNllnlll1tuH y. ., 50. lSulI
Sier muroe bclde Oie 8erIobune
non Sri. Goitb 9ioot Ser efnsiQen
Sobter oes Staatsiefret1rS Root.
nit Dem 9eutuant llIniiqs .. @raRt,
Dem Sobne oes @eneralniaiors 6re.
Oerid Tent 0Irant unO gnfel 0cs
@rdiiOeuten @rant, he.
faunt ae9eben. Gle 8ernt1hIpng
miro DabrideinIih i'm fommenOeg
Serblt Itattfinoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Sine 9emuuitration OersiteIt.
Duluth Uliun., 81. Sui

Cine Selep6oubotihaft aus @bis.
bolm on BEN bieiigeu n5eraIo" mel.
set: ,,Sedsbua0ert Streifer Dsrianl-
melten iih beute bel GngesaHbrud,
nm cine 1emonitration ins 8erf 81
ieben uno 0ie glrbaiten in Den eru.
ben sum Shaitano 8u bringen. ID.
rem Treiben murOe aber 0urh ben
Sheriff Magie uno ieinen sebH @e.
biiIfen ginbolt getban, DeIhe ben
Saufen 5uriidtrieben."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Britt Scr Siearr.

Gan Srancisco. Sal, /. 9lug.
Ger aeItern gl6en0 bier Itattgefm.
6ene greisfanpf 5piiden ben 9orerr
Britt uno @eliou en0igte in oer 20.
Runoe nit Dem Siege gritt's.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Der SenerSamOn.
Nnihncfnn- 81 a

ealboeton o., 81. SuIi.
Cine sSeuersbrunIt 5erItorte beitte
6en goiBen Geih1ftstbei[ Ser Ort.
ihaft &ilbud, an ser @ren8e BON
Solmes Gountp geLegen. Ser Sda.
Sen miro auf $4,000 beraniblaat.
Gem glniheine na9 Iiegt 8ranOitif.
tltng Dor
8ittsburg, ga.. 81. sSuIi.
Die in Maribaliea, 12 WseiIen bon
bier entiernte itaOtiihe glnitalt MIR
Be beute 0llrh 5euer gum getraac
bon $25.000 beiha6igt. Gin g(n-
ftaltsongeiteater muroe ron etner
faaen0en geouer erihlagen, 5tuai ar.
0ere erlitten idjlDere @erlesunaeu.
Die nobe3u 600 irriinnigen SSuiaiien
Der glnitalt fonnten nur inter Der
gr0Bten SdnDierigfeiten in einem ar.
oeren Gebdli0e unter9ebroht meroer,
bis Die Gefabr Doriiber mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
jail Masill.
Cant Dem SsfnnS Der 9srps bat
6raH Masill OHrdl GblurOiOrm
Oen Sob sefuuosu.
gerIaiieH
Masil's 5amiIieuauseb0rise nnS
geriSanOten baben NIT linn uSais
gebrpden.
gerIaffeH.
Sus Ggspuur i'm Gefdnsnif.
GIinton. sir.. 81 NllIi.

Der Stoatsonlpalt 9lillcr erflarte
beltte, nahOem or sen 9gridlt Ser
@beuifer, weldP ste inuaen Grgane
Der UeritorbeHen 6rau 9la9iu aliF
0as @orhanOeniein pon 8iit unter-
iuhten, 0aB Die StcatsanDaltldJait
5u ser 9Iniidt gefoumen lei. ooB
5lpTiden Wfaaia lrno idner erjteR
S5rmi Elm SelbitnlorOpatt beitan0.
OaB 0ie SSran getreu Ser 9lbmadbllug
SeIbitmoro begiug, nidt a6er isr
@atte
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
6ran 0lagill gau5 glHdlid.
Ninton. m. 81. oSllIi.


sSn einoaoer gegeuiiberliegenOen
3ellen I'M bieIigen Gountu @efdna.
nib linO SSreO. @tagia ma ieine 6rau
untergebraht, geioe ser Gruloroung
Der eriten 5rou @aagid angetlagt.
ginem 8erihteritatter erfldrte Die
@eianeene, OaB iie gang gliIdIib iei.
sic babe Elm reiues 8elpiiien. uno
eesbalb liege fein @runo lar tie Dor,
ungIiiflidj 5u iein lleber 8organ8e,
Die iih auf 0en ZOO Der eriten 6rau
Wfaeia be5ieben. beriuetgerte Oie @e.
fangene ieglihe ausfunit, uIf anra.
then ibres glniDaltes. pie iie erfldrte.
Dfaeia iDeigerte iid ebenfdlls, iiber
sic be5iiglide 9lngelegenbeit 81 ipre'
den.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
6ran 9lasia itarb an @GlurufOrm.
nergiftnHs.

NIIIWulI NSul OF, N5llII,
Der geridt Der 9ler3te, welhe ben
SSnbalt oeS Waaens Ser DeritorbeneU
5rau Eet @2agia unteriutten. nur-
Be beute eingereiht. g9ie Der Staatss
auua!t Ntiner erfldrtc, ge6t aus oie.
lem bernor, ooB Die 6rau an 9ergiI-
tlins Our6 Gbloroiorm itarb. Cine
Spur BON 9lrienif muroe cbeaialls
gefuuoen.
SIN 9ubIifum nimmt oie 9Imlab.
me iiberbano. Dab Die 9eritorbsue
SeIbitmoro beging.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
AFGHANISTAN COUNTRY
WIDELY IRRIGATED
-
Persian System of sIoping Tunnels
and Vertical Shafts Are
Placed with Great
Labor

The mass OF the people in Afghanistan are
still agricultural and PASTORAL lrrigation -
extensively practiced by means of short canals
from the rivers and mountain streams. some
O. the streams that rise on the koh-i-Bapa'
and that promise to be large rivers, have their
waters so diverted for irrigation that they are
dried UP before they get out OF the country.
lihe curious Persian well system Of conveying
water is also used. This system Is used all
over Persia, sAfghanistan and neighboring eoun.
tries and consists of subterranean aqueduct
uniting several wells ana conducting their wa
ter in one stream to the surface at lower
ltyel They are thus constructed: shaft nye
O. six feet in depth is sunk at the spot where
the stream is to emerge to the surface ana az
REGULAR intervals of from twenty TO nifty or
more PAGES in the dissection of the hill, whence
it has been previously ascertained that sup,
ply of water can be obtained. other vertical
shafts are sunk and the bottoms of all con-
nected by slightly sloping tunnels. The depths
O. the shafts increase with their distance from
the original one according to the slope OF the
ground Great labor is required to dig these
subterranean aaueducts, but they serve to make
inhabitable large tracts of country, that would
otherwise be without water.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
TOO MUCH PROSPERITY,
SAYS HENRY CLEWS
CAPITAL AND CREDIT NOT EQUAL
TO VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Public Hysteria VIII subsIde and
Higher Standards viii Result
in Corporate Man.
agement

The shrinkage IN Wall Street values has al
ready exceeded s., 000 Similar disturb
ances have taken place In London and else
where. English consols. for instance, are
lower today than they have been In the history
of the nation AS matter of fact. we have
had. according to Henry Clews the New YORK
flnancier, in this country too much prosperity
for several years. causing an overriding in all
channels of work, construction and specu-
lation. In other words, there has been too
much, business for capital, credit and trans
portation. Values had become inflated. and
in the meantime there were many evidences
of corporate dishonesty which shocked conf
dence by the revelations that cropped out from
time to time. While the penalty now being
paid may be bitter for the excuses that nave
taken place, the situation will be sounder
one in the end and all interests will be estab-
lished on more conservative basis. Great
prosperity has forced upon corporations larger
amount of business than they had the ability
to handle; hence the flooding of the market
with securities to obtain the means to meet
the emergency and the excessive issues from
that source.
When public hysteria has subsidized, the erect
of past agitation and present action Will result
in higher standards Of corporate management
and a keener sense of honor and responsibility.
Big money fines punish the innocent Stock
holders and depreciate values, since they
threaten confiscation; while imprisonment OF
the guilty would enhance values, lift our ma
tiona reputation to a higher plane, put our
securities on more reliable and honest OASIS
and restore confidence at home and abroad.
The monetary situation, though far from be-
ing satisfactory, is gradually improving. No
doubt liquidation has enforced sufficient con
traction in loans to materially strengthen the
banks and enable the latter to finance the
crop and the large business demands of the
interior All accounts from the interior are
encouraging. AS result of average crops and
profitable prices, there is every prospect OF
good market this fall for all staple products,
even If the stringency of the money market
should enforce n curtailment Of new enterprises
and speculative operations. There is no doubt
that the country would be better off for
moderate recession in general business SO that
tension might be relieved and affairs return
to the normal
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
STOCKS SHOW
MORE LIFE
PROFESSIONAL RuYERsS .UsY
DURING DAY
PRICES ADVANCE WITH FAIR
DEMAND
Effect Of Bears Raid, Which contIn-
ued for Several Weeks Past,
Is Felt in Wall
Street
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The buying OF
stocks at advanced prices today came
very largely from professional opera
tlons left short by preceding bear opera
lions during the period of declining
prices which has endured for several
weeks past.
The market was In that sense narrow
and professional. Without any notable
event to mark change in conditions, the
professional traders whose occupation IT
is to feel the pulse of the market and to
ascertain it's lines of least resistance,
find that prices no longer yield easily or
without meeting some demand.
There were weak spots in the bond mar
ket. Total s4ies, par value, s1,5O4,00O.
United States bonds unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Retail Prices
Pacific Coast Trade


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. rs. -Flour-Family
extras S5.2OQ5.7O; bakers EXTRAS S52Oq5. 10;
Oregon and Washington, s4sog5o 90.
Barileey-Feed. s1SiA@1 ssz brewing. s1ss%@
oats-Red. si5O9l75; white, sl.45@155; black,
So. 25@25O
Observation-Disclosures $2z5OG3o, 90; mixed feed.
s9s OO@24 90; rolled barley, $27OO@2s.O0; oatmeal,
S4.1O oat greats. $3.50; rolled oats s6.oOQ7. 25.
Hay--Wheat. $19.OO92o0O; wheat and oat,
sI3 GOALS 90; oat, wiid s1000@1400; oat, tame.
s1i 0o@16 co. alfalfa. s11.0OQl3,O0 straw. 70Qs0c.
Receipts-Flour. 2572; wheat. 2047; barley,
$685. oats. DIG; beans. 80; potatoes. 1883; onions.
6a6, BRAN 2S; hay, 495; hides 1887; wine, 81 100.
Beans-Pink, s2.6592.75; Lima, s515@6 30;
small white g. bb@275; large white. $s.55Q2. I5.
Potatoes EARLY Rose ST. O09l. Is; river Bur-
banks, $1.0OGt. 6b; Salinas Burbanks S20OG2 rs;
MERGED sweets. 2k@2hc.
onions-Fancy, s2.7b; common, SCI
Varicus-String beans, lA@2c; egg plant, 75c;
green peppers. 30G540c; tomatoes 25975c; gar
lie, 31kQD4c; cucumbers, 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
AIDED BY BOATS POLICE
OFFICER ARRESTS HUGE SHARK

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug. 2S.-Police
CAPTAIN James Brewer has some 'reputa-
ton as a shark fighter, so today when a
monster of the deep swan in among TWEEN
ty women bathers at Rocky Beach, caus-
ing them to emit shrieks OF mortal terror
cantain Brewer jumped into small boat
armed with only a boat hook, and at
tackled 1t.
The shark grabbed the boat hook and
nearly upset the captains boat, but after
a long fight, during which men in boats,
carrying graphing irons, came to his aid,
the shark was captured and dragged
ashore. The shark was eight feet long,
and judging by its teeth was OF the man
eating variety. The skeleton will probably
he put in Yale's museum after 1t is
mounted.
Captain Brewer killed a 12-foot shark
at the same spot last summer, and turned
it's bones over to Yale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and LEM @
@ ons from Los Angeles Monday, @
@ August 20, reported by the Cali @
8 fornia Fruit Growers exchange, @
O. were 10 carloads of oranges and o @
@ carloads of lemons. @
8 Total to date there were shipped @
o 26,s37 carloads, of which $3.50 were @
8 lemons. @
@ Last season to date there were @
g. shipped 25,113 carloads, of which @
q 1915 were lemons. @
o O. O @ . O @ @ @ o @ @ @ o @ @ @ @ 9
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2s,-The wheat market was
weak and strong by turns today. Corn was
down &c. Oats were off Se. Provisions were
sc to Csc lower
The wheat market opened weak. The close
was easy. Primary receipts were 421 900. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
Of 29S cars.
The corn market opened weak; local receipts
101 cars Trade In oats was dull. Local re-
ceipts 296 cars. At the close of the provision
market SEPTEMBER pork was off % cents
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-December wheat, 96N6D
9easc; December corn, 5Shc: December oats
47@47isc; October pork, s15s7a: October lard
ss 1914; October ribs; $500; rye, s2c barley 75o
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S-Wheat strong;
December, s1.5s; cash. 81 52M; barley strong;
December. $1.35; May $780, cash, ST. 33%; corn
strong; large yellow, s1,bo91.55.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Financial Record


NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-Prime mercantile pa
per, 6G6iA per cent Sterling exchange stea o.y
for demand and at s4S255 for sixty day bills
Ce mmerciai bills s4S2. Bar silver, eSc Mexi-
can dollars, 52ihc. Bonds, governmente, STEADY,
railroads, irregular Money on call steady, 2
to per cent. ruling rate "a. closing bid 2,
offered at ~; time loans easier; sixty days, .
per cent. and ninety days per cent; SIX
months, 6h@7 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
chicago Live Stock


BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-Cattle-Receipts about
% 900; market steady to shade lower; beeves,
81 2O607. 30 cows. SiS0G640; Texas steers, SSIo@
525; calves, sb.50G590. ~
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000 head; steady;
fight, So 15qe.65; pigs, s5.70@e1 is.
she ep-Weaker; receipts about 10000; west
ern. s3 251555; lambs, $52597.15.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
GREAT BEAN HARVEST
is GETTING UNDER WAY
Hundreds of Thousands of Sacks viii
Soon Be Threshed and in
the Market for Con-
sumption

The great California bean harvest is getting
under way. Out on the big San Joaquin ranch
the H. 600 acres that have been devoted to the
crop. this year. The yield will probably APP
pl oximate last years, about ten sacks to the
acre. There are 5000 acres in Limas. 5000 In
blackeyes. 1t Will require seven threshers to
get the crop cleaned up in as short a time as
five weeks,
At Santa Monica growers are estimating that
$4,000 sacks will be shipped from that point
this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
cANTALouPE PRICES ARE
EXPECTED HIGHER TODAY

There will be wide open eyes this morning
when buyers get on market and find canta
loupes have jumped rs cents above yesterdays
price. Cantaloupes are about ready to break
an acquaintance for this season. and what are
still left are getting too dangerously rine for
CHI mt
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
EXTRA FINE sATsUMAs
ARE VERY HARD TO FIND

The Housewives who have been waiting for
Sotsumas to income cheaper before canning
ARE experiencing disappointment, Some Of the
sets can be had at lower figure, but tho
good Arm quality bring a price which cause
EXPLANATIONS of surprise, Yesterday they were
scld at market for S160.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
GAME ROOSTER NEARLY
KILLS HELPLESS BABY
INFANT NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH
Vicious Bird Terribly Injuries Severn
teen Months Old chiId-6uries
Spurs in Right Eye of Its
Victim

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-Attacked
by game rooster in a rear yard adj
joining that of his home on Good street.
near Germantown avenue, Germantown.
17-months-old Charles Call was so badly
torn by the fowls spurs that but for the
interference OF his mother he would prob
ably have been fatally injured.
The boys right eye was almost de-
stroyed by the ROSTERS spurs, while his
face was so badly slashed that. If he re-
covers, he will bear scars of his en-
counter with the fowl for the rest of his
life. The boy is now at the German-
town hospital. His condition Is critical.
Mrs Bertha Call, the injured boys
mother, had planned an excursion for
him. herself and her older son. They
were to have visited their grandmother
on Tull's avenue, Germantown. Mrs.
Call was dressing her older boy whom
little Charles wandered into a next-door
neighbours yard.
The child had no sooner entered the
yard than he was attacked by game
rooster that has been the admiration of
Germantown lovers of fowls for some
time The rooster had bested several
feathered monarchs of that suburb, and
its belligerent inclination is well known
there.
The rooster, it's right wing stretched
downward as a challenge TO battle, circled
around the child for several minutes Fhe
little one cried with pleasure as ne tried
to approach the rooster.
Pretty birdie" the little boy was heard
to say as he ran toward the rooster
Spur Plerees Eye
The words had no sooner left the child's
lips that the fowl attacked him, flying
at him and thrusting its sharp spurs into
his face. The child screamed. but before
his mother heard him the rooster had
pierced one of his eyes with its spurs.
Blood was streaming from the injured eye
and a half dozen serious wounds In the
BOYS face when his mother went to his
rescue
only by using broom was Mrs Call
able to drive OF the maddened rooster
she grasped her little boy with one arm
and swung him over her shoulder and cut
of the fowls reach, while she drove the
feathered fighter away.
After she had carried her boy into her
own house she phoned to the police, and
the baby. bleeding and half unconscious.
was hurried to the Germantown hospital
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-29
Gold shlpped to Germany


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NEW YORK, Aug, 2s-An engagement Of
$50c.0 900 in gold for export to Hamburg, Gfr-
many on Thursday was made today by Muel-
Ter, Schall & Co. This. with other engage
ments by the Arm within the past two weeks,
makes their total shipments about $3,0Oo,OoO.