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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-10
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-10
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

If President Roosevelt would re-
consider his positive declaration that
he would not accept a nomination
for another term as president, there
would be no other candidate on the
republican ticket, and it would re-
quire draft to secure a candidate
on the democratic ticket to oppose
him. Not that our democratic
friends lack courage, but because so
many democrats would prefer Roose-
welt or any other candidate now be-
fore the American people. Cover
nors, politicians, and newspapers are
calling upon the president to consent
to another term and many declare
that he will be renominated and will
accept. The president usually says
what he means and stand by it, and
the Republican does not believe he
will accept another term in the light
of his positive declarations to the
contrary.-St. Johns Republican.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
SchurInan for Hughes.

That his efforts to stamp out the
evils arising from misuse of wealth
have made Governor Hughes the log
ical choice to head the Republican
ticket at the next election was the
declaration made by President Schur-
man of Cornell university.
President Schurman who had chos-
en- "A Day of Reform" as the topic
of his address at Cooper Union, was
strong in his praise of New York s
chief executive, his efforts for re-
form, and his work in the office he
now holds. He said in part:
THE investigation conducted by
Mr.. Hughes into the affairs of the
big insurance companies gave to the
movement of reform an irresistible
impulse, for it demonstrated the ha-
voc which unprincipled greed and
gambling was making of funds which
had been consecrated to the protec-
tion of the fatherless and the widow.
"Mr. Hughes not only laid bare the
disease but he prescribed rem
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

can realize how senseless and useless
was the little panic.
The dependency of the last few
days is rapidly passing. In its place
is confidence, widespread and general.
There is an increasing demand for in
vestment securities. Bankers feel
better than they have felt for weeks.
Students in finance unite in declaring
the crisis has passed. Even Europe
Expresses. the greatest confidence in
the stability of our prosperity.
A panic at this time would be alb
surd. The president has pointed out
the difference in conditions now and
and what they were in 1898. Then
the treasury contained $151,O00,000
in gold. Now it has 1904, 900, 900.
Then there was agricultural and in
dustrial depression. Now there is
bustling business everywhere, and
money is plentiful. Then there was
doubt as to the stability of our money
standard. Now there is no question
on that point The clouds are pas
sing. 1t is not too much to say they
have passed. No more European gold
is needed and dispatches inform
the world that further shipments will
not be made. The administration
seized upon the psychological mo-
ment and the timely bond issue,
which should not have been necessa-
ny, will cause business to flow as
usual in regular channels. The bonds
will be taken as quick as issued and
the money drawn from circulation
will at once get busy in turning the
wheels of business.
In a couple of weeks congress will
meet and plans are now being form
ulated which will make another such
condition impossible. The present
plan of relief will lead to a speedy
and lasting cure.-Toledo Blade.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
Money Scare Ended-COnfidence Re
stored.

An incipient money panic, which
started without reason and which
was caused by some skyscraper finan-
ciering in Wall street, has been effec-
tually averted and another period of
activity and prosperity assured by
the prompt and universally approved
action of the administration.
There was absolutely no reason for
the money scare. AS was pointed out
by President Roosevelt, the country
is more preposterous than ever before.
There is more money with which to
do business. provided, as Mr.. Roose-
welt says, 1.-The people will go ahead
with their normal business in a nor
NAL way"
The government is in excellent con-
dition, it has all the money it needs
and yet it has been found expedient to
issue certificates of Indebtedness sim
ply and solely for the purpose of in.
ducing people to stop hiding their
money and putting it into circulation.
This unusual proceeding in a time
of unprecedented prosperity will
prove as effective as the plan is sim
pie. Already there is change for
the better. Financiers approve the
scheme. There is better tone in all
business centers., Prices are firm and
advanced. Money is coming out of
its hiding places and is going to work.
The scare is over and now the people
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

Dispatches from Washington say that
Representative James E. Watson is 60
ing 10 run for governor Of Indiana. Ii
this is true it is an interesting bit of
information, both for members of con-
gress and for people in general. Wat
SON is the Republican whip of the house
Of representatives and has been re-
garded as one of the coming men Dis
patches announce, however, that he
can't afford to live in Washington on
tho salary he gets as congressman.
When reminded that the salary had
hean increased from So, 900 to $500 he
is quoted as replying glumly, Il know
ID. bat in the end man grows impov-
srished. If 1 don't get the governor
ship I shall retire to private life. / am
through with the house"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

edies for its cure and preventives
for its recurrence. In the exercise OF
rare constructive craftsmanship he
drafted a bill which placed the vast
insurance business on the firm foun-
dations of honor and integrity-and
that without any impairment, but
with an obvious augmentation of its
vitality and efficiency.
"Mr. Hughes was not a seeker after
his own political advancement, but
when it became apparent that his
party could win at the polls only If he
ran for governor, he accepted the
will of the people, refusing to decker
with politicians. The politicians
and bosses did not want him, but the
people paid him the compliment of
electing him alone on his party s
ticket.
"There is much talk today about
making Governor Hughes the next
president. But the governor is too
busy and too deeply engrossed in
the duties of his Office to speak or
think of anything else. He will not
lift finger to secure the nomination,
and his nice sense of what is due
to New York from the officials he
has appointed has led him to forbid
them making any effort to advance
his own political fortunes.
''On the other hand, If the peo-
pie summon him to service he would
undoubtedly respond with loyal de-
votion to their call. Governor
Hughes confidence in the people and
his devotion to their interests are
unbounded, but he will not serve or
recognize any other political master. I"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
Order of Publication.

state OF Michigan, County of Shiawassee, IS.
AT session of the Probate Court for sad
County, held at the Probate ONCE, in the City
OF Corunna. on Monday. the 25th day OF No
vember in the year one thousand nine hundred
and seven.
Pi esent, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Florence X
Upham and James M. Upham, minors, on
reading and fling the petition of Walter IL
real estate of said minors, for the purpose OF
Investment, at private sale.
1t is Ordered, That the 23rd day Of December
Probate ONCE, be assigned for hearing said
petition.
And IL la Further Ordered, That copy OF
this order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing in the Owosso
Times. newspaper printed and circulating
In said County of Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH.
Judge of Probate.
BY Katherine f.. Kelsey
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
Where 100000, 900 Have Gone.

The disastrous workings of so.called
reciprocity" appear plainly in our
trade with Cuba for the nine months
snding with September. We have
SO0ght Cuban products of the value OF
fA. aSl,713 and have sold to Cuba pro-
'apots valued at s39, 1927, 1888.
Net decrease of American cash in
nine months, $44, 594, 04O.
This huge sum of money has disap-
Yssxed from our money supply. It's
presence just now, when all industry
and all business are suffering from a
scarcity of ready money, would be
most helpful in relieving the currency
iir0Uth
Tho deficit for nine months is at the
rate of nearly s5,OOO,O00 a month. At
The same rate it will amount to close to
ks0. 600. 900 for the full calendar year.
Before we entered upon the short
sighted policy of supplying Cuba with
Increased amounts of money with
which to buy goods in Europe the trade
balance against us was less than 1874, =
9@1. coo Now it is $50, 100000.
This is one of the natural results of
Trading on very big market for very
lisase market.
1t didn't matter so much, perhaps,
Bhan American finance was ION Easy
ssreet.- but in the present pinch our
1acaeY managers must look with longing
syea toward that $60,0OO.000 drawn
away by Cuba in a single year.-Amer-
sssA Economist.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
Things to he Done.

Relief of the existing currency short
sSs has been decided upon in the shape
&C SA issue of $50. 900, 900 long time
Eanazaa Canal bonds bearing 2 per
eant interest, and the issue of 500, 900,
zoo Treasury certificates, at per cent
interest, redemable in one year or less.
IL ie calculated that the Panama per
can't bonds will serve useful purpose
n convenient deposits for national
AAnks 10 secure additional note circula-
aaoa. and that the per cent certificates
win tempt scared money from its hoard
Tag places 80 that it can be loaned to
enc banks bv the government. The
IAN e00. 600 Of gold bought and borrow
a from Europe should still further help
~ end the currency famine.
TAeso are expensive remedies, even
xAongA they prove efficacious. We be-
lave there is remedy that would
vSose folly as efficacious. much more
permanent. simpler and far less costly.
We behove that the present check upon
iaAdustry and business would quickly
disappear if the following things were
saons forthwith
Lot the President of the United States
give notice of the termination, six
months hence, of the German tariff
TRADE agreement. and thus stop the in
creased food of imports which take
work and wages away from American
lhbOr
Lot the President of the United
States give notice of the termination of
sAe Cvbsn reciprocity" treaty, which
IL Depicting the supply of American
msaney at the rate of $50. 600, 900 year.
Lot the President of the United
States Mnounce the withdrawal of the
lsAilippAne Free Trade Tariff bill, which
IN menace to the American farmers
who produce cane sugar, beet sugar, to-
haeco and rice.
Lot there he no more negotiations
with foreign countries involving tariff
,ssnceasioas that are certain to increase
ahs inflow of competitive goods.
Lot there be no recommendations by
nse President in his December message
a tariff reductions or tariff revision in
amy shape or form.
Lot tbere be no more talk of tariff
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
The Toledo Blade has little patience

The Toledo Blade has little patience
with the republican organizations in
Ohio which pretend to speak for the
party in that state on the question OF
ihe presidential nomination. 1t says of
the endorsement of Senator Foraker
and Secretary Taft: 'In neither in
stance were the men of the committee
authorized to speak for the Republicans
Of the state. Neither do we believe
THAI the rank and file of the party have
any patience with the peanut politics
which the pretended friends of the
secretary and the senator are attempting
10 play"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

disturbance this year, next year, or the
year after that; let the tariff alone.
Let these things be done, and our
favorable trade balances will replenish
our money supply and keep it where it
was before confidence will be restored,
production and consumption will be re-
newed. wage payment and wage dis
tribution will get back to high water
mark, and we shall have prosperity
again. Economist.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

"Give me little time" said the
literary young man. "and | will do
something that will arouse the coun.
try"
Three months later he had his
chance. He was peddling alarm
clocks in farming district.-London
Tit-Bits.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
THE TIMES and the Detroit Daily
Journal one year for $3.50.
Farm for Sale.

Farm of go acres, clay loan and part
sandy soil; good buildings cider mill
on. place; 10-horse power gasoline en-
CINE, feed mill attachments. One
mile north and half mile east of Oak
lev. BYRON NEWTON.
r. f. d. 6, Chesaning, Mich.
1-31-'0S
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29

Secretary Cortelyou standing by the
west in this stringency. will not lose
popularity. Its evidence may, not be
manifest next year but George is young
and can afford to wait for his reward
wen until 1916.-Portland Oregonian.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-29
Leroy DEAN
AUCTION EER
K. p. d. No. Z. Box Is
OwOSSO, MICH.
Imported Goods Shiawas-
see Co. Ltd. Merchan-

disc Stock. Real Estate. Pedigree ana Farm
Stock n specislty Union phone 642-3r; Bell
phone ISL All inquiries answered promptly.
Terms reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Office hours, daily, except Friday, 7:3O
to $3.50 p. IN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04

sd mar bnnsris uub i'm bait Mlid seidhist; Sd war maft mnb
itr babt midi befleioct. -. Smn mas ir einem aaeiner gsriusfem
setban babt. bas babt itr DIR setban."
Grbarnet end Der arrnen ausiatisen, beren f9redlides 9ops cine
Sanpfurge mnierer fat6pii6en Y9ifpnare lit.
- - -
0eoemfet ber armem Seioenftmber In Snbieu, wcl6e bard bic
gramnme Snnsersnptb Gsaucn seiuurben fno.
Grimmert Gnh. bnf Snbien NIT fsiaen 295 0iliousu armer Sci.
ben baS wi&tisfc @stFumssebiet Der sansen sSelt 1T.
y ~ -
@eitere Sethdsc fir BITE pn Der Smnsersnptb Setroffemen ienbe
mon AIT: "Gatbulr Erintins Company, Dubuque, Sowa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Die siinbem Der Batter -.

GIS gr5bii6of SrendJ Sefnn Ser
8eitmiuiter Ibtei mar. prbnetc CT
an. Dab Der aanonifus Gureton, Der
iebr lange nnb lansipeilige Yrebigtcn
5ul balten pflegte. an beitimmten
S%eierta9en 81 prebisen bate. gm
oieicn Sagen muBtcn Die S6iiler Der
8eitminlter S6ule Dem @~otteSoienitc
b%eitpobnen. na9 bellen SeeuSi9uns Tie
fret batten.
gineS Morgens. ais Ser aanoni<
ms on einem berartigen Seiertaae
feline Yrebi9t pdbreno beS Sriibs
itiids ourflaS, fraste i'm fem Sobn.
Der Die 8eitminiter Sdule beIudte.
IN dneitlihem Sone:
sit Seine Yrebiat beute ie6r
lang. @nter?"
Rein, Simbl 3idt Iebr Ianal"
~@ie lang benn. @oter?"
SD benfe. cine bdlbe 'Stunbei
8arum piait Su es tpiien?"
Der anabe Sogerte cine 8eile.
bann plaete err meinerlid beraus:
.9ie Sungen orobteu mir. bah lie,
Denn 0u Dieper LANCER ais cine
babe Stinbe preoiseu ~piirpelt. midi
perbauen ipiiroeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
iiG bierbei nm S0rberfohIe. ielteney

fid bierbei nm Sorberfoble. ieltener
Inn Nhibs, Stiids unb Seinfoble.
WtaB9ebenb fir Die 0eidtiofeit Ser
Selbitent5iinouug 1T nIlo Der p6pIifas
ltihe Snitanb Der Go9le, pie Sdrte,
9roBe II. I. no.. neniger Die demiiche
@eidaffenbeit. Samit niiroe Die alte
Stebi9' i1e Sbpotbeie fallen. Die aud,
ans tbermodemii6en @riinben nidf
gut alfre6terbalten merben Tam, baS
ndnlli6 Die Selbitent5iinbuna Der
Steinfoble aiif Die Srbbation bes In
ibr entbaltenen Shpefelfieies suriids
5nfiibren iei. @ielmebr iheint, nadl
elmer neleren Sbeorie bon Sbers Sus
9enieur Seibeprim. Die Selbitentaiins
ouns auf elmer biretten Srpbation bes
&oblenltoffes 81 beruben. Cine aes
rinae Sobe Der Eager. quite 9iiftuna
onr6 &andle in benielben unb fbers
mometrii6e He9iitrirung Der Sempes
raturen burh eingeienfte lanee Sbers
mometer iinb b~etpdbrte Sorbeuaunasz
regeln. @ei 8rdnben bat iidl als
rationeaites @ittel llmidauieln bel
slei6oeitiser Serieieluns se5eist. IN
Samburg neleroinss aud Die Inpens
blIng fliiiii8er a~obIeuiGure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
oMniif" als aebensretter.

Cine amiiiante 0eihidte er5Gblt
man iid bon 3abla6e, Dem beriibmten
8aiiiiten. @ines Cages, als er bers
gniigt iiber einem Barrier Sabrmartt
bummelte. berbreitete lid plotlib bas
Gerii1t, Elm @Gr ipdre aus Der Wles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
naserie entfloben. 9as 9ublifum

nagerie entfloben. Sas Yublifum
entflo6 nod allen @i6tuneen, Bis
auf ben Sdnger. befien itarfe aorpii@
lens iebe raf6e @eipeging binOerte.
Infer allsemeine Gufreguns itanb er
nnbetpesli1 ba nnb eripartete rubig
bas Grideinen Der pilben Beetle, Die
siemlid i6nen auf i'm 5ifam. Ils
bas Sbier MIR ipenige S1ritte o linn
eutfernt mar, blieb es iteben, Inn li6
su einem Ieeten aneriff an3uididen.
als 2ablade eiuen S6rttt portrat unb
aus ben tiefiten Siefen feiner aeble
elm Sonnerrolen ertonen lieB. 10 bab
bas sedngitiste Sbier unbrebte unb IN
feline Mena9erie 5uriidflob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
l1G 3arSie &iebe SugeuS Nl
Sas &arabies Der ainbbeit.

Sbr bolben &inberdugen,
Sbr lhdut, mas Soft perbieB,
Gu6 lit bod ni6t perlpren
9a5 alte Sarabies.
llno lpenn Elm GROCER Weiiter
Die lnihulD mnlen mill,
Malt er 5fpei ainberallgen.
3nei Iugen li6t unO itiu.
SIR iiiben ainberlippeu,
Sbr ieib in @otteS 8unb.
Guf bat nod feline &lugbeit
@eritelt ben faliden Iunb.
Ser 8ubr6eit bette 3eusen
@or ie9li6em 8eridt.
Gas iinb Die &inberlippeu,
Die fennen Siige nift.
llnb 0, i6r ainoerbitten,
@ie ieib ibr fromm unb rein.
WaS ibr perlangt an @dben,
@s lei 10 groB, 10 flein.
Mad) Oh IN beineu @naoen
Inns gut mno beiner tpert6l
9as iinb Die ainberbitten,
Bic gerne @ott erbort.
II Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
eelbitent5Rnbums BON YlineralfOblen,

Sic Iebr bdiifig beobadtete GeIb5ts
ent5iinblng bon &oblen beranlabte
ben 8erein Der @aSs unb @aI1erfa1s
leute our 8%eranltaltnng elmer llms
frase. bel Der breibuneert Sdle ees
melbet lpurben, Die ale Sorten bon
S%teinfoblen. nit ausnabme bon aus
tbracit. b~etrafen. 0leiit banbelte e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-04
Brtef II 9noten.
@eIobt 5ei Sefus gbriitusl

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&baubma. Si65eie 9aepur (CitsSnbten). 10. gedr3 1907.
Wein lie6er Serr Conner!
as mar nieoer eimmal cine SHlfe our re1ten 3et. ais SIRE
~ groBmItbige 8elbienbung bon 140 Dollars BET uS anlnnge.
Die @ebnedtsbei6eerung hattie uniere pbnebin burftige Safe
orbentli1 ausgeeert unb Da5n bra6 fur5 nab Geuiabr audi in lnierm
ge5irfe Die Ydt ans, ipelde i6on LANCE III ben STANDARDIZATION pitbee.
Sd CAB es 0nnn btle Mmsga6en, benn Die guten Teubefebrten muBten
rn6ebingt binaus aus i6ren armielsen Sutten, Inn inter freiem
9inrnnel oroentlih aus5uliften nnb 10 Die Yeitfeime 5u pernihten.
llniere Yatres nnb 9ruber lesten i6neu Sano an unb neil Die geus
behbrtn berninftig eenug tparen, ben Inoronuneen Der WfHHiondre ft
idnea 6u figen, fdmen mir NIT etnenl bIauen Mu9e Dapon; bon Den
IN finf5ig S0rfern lebenben nabe5u 5000 NengetaufRn nno &ntedus
menen tarben nun aht 2eute an Der Ydt unb aud bieie mad gutter
Worberetune. gr moQen Der gottli9en Iorfebung oafir bon 9er5en
banfen uno beionbers bafir. baB mir gehIrbgt uorbeu ltrb, mod
mandes anbere Sreu5 81 ertrd9en.
Surb bic sepaltse Siee troduen tpehe 2dnbertreden Snbtens
ponitdnbig aus unb es bebarf oft nur elmer tfenen l1nporiidtigfeit, baB
unsebeure @alSs umo SnngeI6rdnbe entteben uno iih fuoAenlang bins
sieben. Surd einen iol1en 8ranb tpuroe mniere pmr5g Weilen DfH6
bon &banbpn befinbIt1e Neoerldnung nabe5u 5erftDrt. 10 DAB uur
Die Stride unb bas Glhionsbaus peribont blieben, hoeegen idnmtI1e
SIHen Der arnen Heubehbrten elm 9aub Der Slanumen fnroen. gs
lit Elm ipabres @Iid, bab feline Meni6enle6en babel az @rlnee gtngen.
aer Der naterieae Sdaben 1T fir inns, bic tfr gan5 bon ben ironunen
@aben Der leben %S8obffhdter abbdnsig iino, redt enpfinblib, benn mir
mutblos heroen. GO pertbetlt Der Ii6e @ott SrDtung no Srublal
geidertpeie unter feline braben GinDer nnb mir molten unS frenen, baB
mir Sa5u aerebnet fperben.
Sett Se5enber baben mir pieberun 800 Seibenfinber setnuit
unb mehr aLs 500 grhpadiene fnb I'M 8atedumenen llnterridt ais
@orbereilna fir bic IT, SauF. Sd bite nnr nniere Sreunoe IN
Mrnerita, uns nbt su nerIdHen. ionoeru bielmebr inns nod mdndeu
neuen @onner an berIorgen uuo mir fperben genib nift ber9e7en. fir
uniere @utbdter unb beren @nse9Drse td8iih 9ott gu bitten. @r
BADEN audi as feines Sanfesseden ben b%eri6ieDenen ginienbern Der
leshn Gaben, ioett Sie uns beren Gorehen nittbeaten. @tiHonss
Injihtstarten aus Snbien geibidt uno tperoen oasielbe aud IN 3n>
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Sic iino libel baran. Die ben
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MAIDEN.
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Weibt on, ipenn Die Mltter betet,
8enn lie auibebt ibre Sdnbe,
SaB pom Simmel nieoertrdufelt
9ober 8naben SeaenSipenbe?
@tutterbeten. bas lit Sleben
9rinsenb 81 Oes Sinumels Sernen. :
Sbre ainber Siept Die Nutter
Inf aIs gngel 5l ben Sternen.
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