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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE,l0 SIX ROOMS AND BATH MOD
ern brick houses me-; houses new; perfect con
ditfon; convenient to two car lines; well
rented price, each. g $50; will sell one all
and place trust Of s., 900 on each house at SEC
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GIL +
oe5, 1858
FOR SALE-3-STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROP
ertyi II st. ne. bet. 9TH and Sth; large lot
stable in rear; price. So, 600; could not build
building alone for price asked. NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil F. oc5, 1913
FOR SALES ROOMS AND BATH BAY-WIN
dow brick; central NV; excellent homei fine
condition only 5000; very cheap. NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil F.
oc5, 7&S
FOR sALE-14-ROOM PRESS BRICK; X ST
NV, bet. 18th and 18th; lot 32x100; beauti
full home; suitable for doctor or dentist; price
So, 500 NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROK-
ERS, Gil F. oc5, 1873
FOR SALE-6 ROOMS AND BATH FRAME
house Ne; furnace heat; perfect condition;
lot 21x1OO; best home In city for 81, 200. NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Gil E.
oc6,7&8
FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; BEAUTI-
full Groom dwelling; newly painted and paper
ed; in excellent repair; will be sold for 1000
oc5-tf H. L. RUST. COS 14th st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

c. G. SLOAN e. CO., AUCTIONEERs, 14o7 ST.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FURNITURE, MA
TERIALS AND GENERAL PARAPHERNA-
LA USED BY THE U. s. GEOLOGICAL
Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR RENT-RIVERDALE-SR HOUSE; AM
L.; large porches, with Outbuildings; fenced;
or will sell on easy terms. Mrs. SHIELDS,
l464 Clifton st. NV. oc7-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory Of
It's kind In the city. WASHINGTON RUG
CO., 931 9th NV. Phone Main 4325.
JylS-9Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR SALEM DISTRICT, EAST SECTION,
high and beautiful one fare, near cars one
big lot Il acre., making IL lots; 80 feet front:
all fronting 8 streets, at cents a foot;
price, 81 800; $500 cash, balance monthly. 800;
finest site near city. DAVID L. GIT CO.,
Owners 623 + ST. oc7-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lines It. Que. 1t, S1.OU. Iwk, S2.33. / mo, 81 20
FOR SALE-S-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BATH
and modern conveniences: shade and fruit
steam and electric cars; minutes to railroad
station; % minutes to Washington Price,
$4,000 Only 81 500 required. Apply TO A.
EAURE. laurel Md S3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR SALE-BY OWNER, CHEVY CHASE SEC
ton, new house, rooms and BATH attic;
mented cellar: hot-water heat; hardwood trim;
a acre ground; trust So. 100: my equity, 81 800.
Submit offer at once. Box 25G, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR SALE
81. 5OO-NORTHWEST HOME; near 9Th and O
sts.: containing large rooms and ba th
modern in every respect: 2-story and
cellar. red bsy-window brick; lot Is
feet front.
81, 3story and cellar bay window press
brick; well located northeast; 8 rooms
: and bath; furnace heat; good home or
Investment.
s4,05O-NORTHWEST, near 14th ST.; 8 rooms
and bath; bay window brick; rents for
S27.50 per month.
$S,9I5-B l. 90 ING D "A l. e HOME; EASY
TERMS; rooms and bath; furnace
heat; trust Of 81 $50 at Sc; new house.
$3si5-One of the prettiest homes ne. at the
price, rooms. reception hall and ba tn
furnace heat; large yard; just south Of
Maryland ave. Easy terms II desired.
$3,3Oo-Corner house. northeast; bay window
front and side, making large bright
rooms; latrobe heat; rooms and bath.
S,5oo-New colonial brick house, northwest; @
rooms and bath; one. square from cars
i his house Is we'll built and will make
some one good home.
*22oo-lnvestment northeast; ay-window brick ;
rented for SIS. so per month.
$2,lOo-Renting for $40 to white tenant; good
S-room and bath brick; same tenants for
five years.
s2,oO-Good Groom and bath brick on 'D' st.
ne; white tenant
VIM. II. SAUNDERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR SALE
MODERN BRICK SUBURBAN HOUSES.
10Th ST. NE. NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE
Universally conceded TO be the best-built,
finest finished houses In any suburban part OF
the District. All the Injuries, all the COM
forts and conveniences Of the city, with the
ample grounds beautiful view and freedom Of
the suburbs.
OBSERVE THESE ATTRACTIONS:
Furnace heat. Potomac water (hot and cold),
bathroom. sink, range, gas, concerted base
ments, large porches, three bay windows, hard
wood trim and floors hand rubbed Vanished
naturalhnished woodwork, sideboard, mantel,
art glass door and window, mirrored closet
door, dining room burlaped. plate rail, picture
moldiDg, etc. Every room handsomely deco
rated and floors vanished Lot about 5000
So. IT.; concrete sidewalks; macadamized ST.
electric block, school three blocks
BUILD TO SUIT BUYERS.
l will build bungalows and brick or frame
houses. either on my own ground or elsewhere
easy payment plan, at prices no other
builder will duplicate. Why not get your
ideal home?
ALBERT L. TEELE. BUILDER,
Rhode Island ave. and Goth st. me-
nr1- nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-I WILL SELL FINE STORE JUST
built by me west Of y. Capitol ST.. rented at
S25, for s. 100; purchaser assume trust and
pay balance In cash. Address BUSY CORNER,
Star office. oc6-it
FOR SALE-sl2 9TH NV: LOT 2Ol1XlO3 TO
3Oft alley: fine shop OF lot. Inquire
on oc5-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR SALE
Lot 50x150. Euclid 18th.
Nine-room house, Mt Pleasant, Zoo
Park and 10th; bath, furnace and balcony;
Sc, 600.
Nine-room cottage. Chevy Chase: bath, recep-
ton hall, furnace, freplaces; hedge; fruit and
shade trees; lot 10Oxl25 $3.50. Fine oppor
tunity If taken within two months.
OWNER address Box At. Star office.
70 II thsa
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FOR EXCHANGE.

lines. It, Coo. ct, 81. 20 1wk 81. Is. limo, 81 20
FOR EXCHANGE-CORNER LOT, Al BY So ON
GRADE, NOT FAR FROM NEW DEPOT, FOR
EQUITY IN GOOD TO s ROOM HOUSE AND
ASSUME TRUST. Address BOX 1877, STAR
OFFICE. oc6-3t
FOR EXCHANGE-THREE-ST BRICK
business property Pa. W.; rented $50
month: price, $1,000; will trade 81 900 equity
for small house. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS'. 81 r. oc5 7&S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

CAFE AND LUNCHROOM, HEART OF CITY;
fine opportunity; price, 81 600.
Lunchroom. cigars, etc: big money maker.
rent. only $40; price, $3.50. We can thor
oughly recommend either of these two PROPOSE
tions. d. C. BUSINESS BROKERS'. 617 l4th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGRESS
sional apartment house, LIST and e. Cap. sts;
will be fitted up drug store, with fixtures
soda fountain and decorations to suit tenant
excellent stand: special inGucement will be
made to desirable party. THOMAS }. FISHER
& CO., Inc, l4l4 ST. n iy2O-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-08

FOR sALE-1414 Q ST; $3.50; COST FORMER
owner 1000; 3-story brick; II rooms; first
floor, parlor, library, dining room, kitchen; 7
bedrooms: new porcelain baths; porcelain
wash basins and toilets new Quincy hot-water
heating plant: all outside rooms; 2story brick
stable; servants rooms above; lot 21.6 by 100
to alley. For permission to inspect see
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
oc2-9ts
FOR SALES 100. O0-CORNER STORE WITH
GROOM APARTMENT. TOTAL RENT, $44;
ALWAYS OCCUPIED; LOCATED BETWEEN
7TH AND 9TH, JUST OFF r. l. AVE. MUST
BE SOLD AT ONCE. II. L. RUST COS 14th st.
se2S-tf
FOR SALE-CORNER RIGGS PLACE ANR 18TH
st.: brownstone front and brick; three stories
and basement; furnace all modern improve
ments very handsome mantels. and in the very
best condition; too large for the owner, who is
occupying same. VIII sell very cheap. Terms to
suit. Inquire on premises, 1929 18th St, OR
Mrs. C. STIEBEL, Ills G. se13-3Ot,S
FOR SALE-ARTISTs HOME, 1910 MASS AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable; $40, 900; easy
terms; II rooms. toilet rooms, 3 baths; Ad-
dress owner. ROBERT HINCKLEY, premises.
auS-tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

There was a great chan &c for che better
m the local monetary situation last week
Call money was easier than at any previous
time durtn q the recent strin gency. the average
price paid for the week being . per cent. and
the high and low rates ~ and 3 per csnt.
Loans or money on time were offered with
somewhat more freedom. accommodation
being obtainable for sixty and ninety days at
from 10 to - per cent. The premium on our
rency gave signs OF probable complete dis
appearance in the near future. On Friday
cent.
Domestic exchang &c on New FORK: BOSTON
Par, Chtcago-e3 premium. Charleston
Buying. SOC. discount: selling. l-lOo. premium.
MOncreaI-NO quotation. New Orleans
Commercial, 81 so discount: banks. par 60 o.
premium. st. Paul-s2 premium, MINI cap
olts-b5c. premium to par. Cincinnati-Par
Sc. Louis-H premium. San FrancisOO-NOt
Money in London, 4H05 per cent. Rate Of
discount N. the open market for short and
three months bills. 860k per cent ConsolE
closed to-day At SO for money and 8S< for
the account. Paris cables quoted clOsin z
price OF ? per cent. rentes 0S francs IS CEN
times. Private rate OF discount. ADlk per
cent; Exchange on London, IS francs ~
centlnnes- -Advtces from Berlin quoted en-
change on London at 90 marks 50 pigs. PYi-
Vate rate Of discount, az per tent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. S2Al .093, 900; balances. SD.tOI, SIS.
Sub-Treasury debit balance. $50, E6O.
Commercial price Of bar silver IN New York,
BleSc. Silver in London. 36s6d. Mexican
silver dollars we're quoted ut A5Hc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
THE CURB MARKET.

The curb market was very quiet. though
feirly steady in the sessions preceding the
THANKSGIVING holiday last week, the trading
to one or two OF the prominent copper stocks.
such as Butte Coalition and Boston ConsOli-
dated. In the last few days, however, the
and strength. and "A general advance took
place. led by Butte Coalition, Boston Con-
solidated and Greene-Cananea. For these
Standard Oil stock, too. showed great firm-
ness, selling. up TO COS on saturday. Nipis-
and advanced TO 81. Final prices for the
week. were with very few exceptions above
the closing quotations Of the previous SatuT-
day.
transactions in detail in the market TO-
dAy were "a fOllOSEs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
BUSINESS
Another n Dealer Put EntS Bankruptcy
with Heavy Owangs.

creditors position in bankruptcy has been
filed against Edgar Lehman. importer Of
furs at s9-A5 East Twelfth street, and Judge
Adams Of the United States District Court
has appointed Peter Alexander receiver.
fixing his bond at sIOO. 900. It was stated in
the application for the receiver that liabilities
are $4,000 and assets 800. 600. but others
estimate the liabilities at $3.50. 900 20 $500 OOO.
with nominal assets as large. MIR. Lehma0's
troubles are attributed to heavy losses by
other failures In the last six weeks. inability
to collect outstanding accounts. strinEency
OF the money market and shrinkage in values.
IL is expected that he will be sble 20 make
q satisfactory settlement with his creditors.
In 1904 ne settled with his creditors at 90
cents on the dollar. Liabilities we're then
$500. 900.
The bankruptcy proceedings against Nathan
Sobel. fur manufacturer Of rs West Thirty
second street. on Friday we're the talk OF
the fur trade YESTERDAY as the matter was
one OF the receivers. is q lawyer. and samuel
chant and was appointed at the request OF
Taptcy pstitioS the AMOUNTS Of the claims
UlImshn. upWardo % s4SO. Hsrzfg Bros. upward
the creditors give the amount Of their claims
X sro .onS over $500 sSs.cOo. and S&% sscE.s 1i Bros. a I Co..
JohS <. Wrede has been appointed receiver
pany Of so Wall street and i64 Maiden lane
by Justice GieRertcb Of the Supreme Court
on aPpica,'on % yohn n; BEL. Who obtained
still due. Mr.. Bell was a director OF The COM
pany. Sterling Pisrson, the president and
COMPANY on august . FOR S 81 .oss. Tne co sne
panY was Incorporated In January. 1905:
cApitsi steck.-SSo0oea. oa7r1 pe7- rr~v-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Lave o Market.

SATURDAY. Nov. %.
Receipts OF beovcs were Loaf head. Including
8 cars Tor the market. and q number Of ears were
held over yesterday. Nothing doing In live. cattle
to day. Feeling dun but steady. Dressed ,0eer
very quiet but not quOtable lower. Latest Liver
pool aud London cables quoted live cattle n0W
a. Idi2Ia per 10. dressed weight; refrigerator
beef at iOc, per 10 Exports. NO beeves ana $500
quarters Of beef.
for the market, and with the stale stock there were
II on sale. Veals were just shout steady: gTAssers
nominal: q bunch OF coarse, heavy western caves
was held over. Common 70 good veais sold at
eS@s0 per 100 lbs; no really prime were, offered
dressed calves ruled quiet at unchanged prices;
or 81 siaaitl1c per III. for city dressed veals, :
at9c. for country dressed, 1@7'sc. for dressed
graSserS.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were t.0eO head.
Including al cars for s7uRhterers and 70 for toe
marx et: making with the stale stock y ears on
sale. sheep. ruled dun and easier exception top
grades; good lambs steady: other grades slow and
weak All sold except half a car Of sheep. Com
mon 10 prime sheep sold st sayOeS. per 100 lbs,
a few choice al $40: common TO prime lambs ~
sR. 500 1913 common Canada lambs At h.l2,1.
Dressed mutton dun at 7Gec. per ID dressed lambs
at p@illtc.; choice carcssses At l2c, -
Deceipts Of hogs were 1865 head. all FOR slaughoer
W. Nomis.IIy isszsS, siEhsE Country dressed
w. TO BaT o. siss"est' q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
rHK HRAM MARKKTR.
wheat L~swSr-CADlcs Weak-C0Fn and
bats Decline. Then Advance.

WAeae Ls~wsr-CADles Weak-C0Kn n
Oats Decline. Thsn Advance.
Wheat closed at . decline owing mainly 60
lower cables and liquidation. 10 was a quiet
and In The main professional market. with
narrow fluctuations In prices. Everybody 10
waiting TO see how mnCh wheat will be de-
hvered on December contracts on Monday
and what the effect will be. Yesterday
prices declined early on the cables. liduida-
ton and a certain amount OF hammerlng.
Foreign houses were selling at Chicago.
Exporters there say that Europe has secured
all the wheat it needs from this country until
the new Argentine crop becomes available.
Armour brokers. Bartlett. Clifford and Part
ridge were sellers.
Liverpool closed y Co I'd. lower. IL rose
I'd. at lrsc. influenced by steadiness In Amerh-
can cables and predictions OF small worlds
shipments for the week. Following tho
opening pressure developed on the ~easlnesg
Of the spot. markets and large offerings OF
there declined I'd, Paris closed unchanged
TO Ike. lower for wheat and unchanged 70 Nc.
lower for -four Budapest declined equal
stock az Minneapolis increased $4,000 bush.
AT one time a rally occurred on covering
q shorts. Then. too. Logan A Bryan. the
Northern Grain Company and pit traders
psGpnghtS; , me SSsn b S1 : msC rS%a .ne az T rS9.
cngo.. Some Improvement 10 the demand
for flour was reported. The amount on
paesag decreased 1000. 900 bush. for the week
and Broomhall estimated the worlds ship
ments at only $780, 900 bush, against 1O,4iO.OOO
bush, last year. Bulls contend that Europe
will be forced TO buy heav Willy in this country
no matter how large the Argentine crop may
be. But the rally was 0nly temporary. The
December deliveries ali financial develop
ments. will have much 70 do, IL Is believed.
with shaping the course of prices In the tmme-
diate future.
Corn declined early with wheat. Larger
country acoeptances were reported, Liverpool
declined u to Nd. and there was scattered
liquidation. Knigh a McDougall sold July.
Later prices advanced. shorts covered on
light receipts and there was more or less
commission house buying. The amount on
passag decreased l.O2O.OOO bush. The cash
demand was better. st. Louis reported
and Louisiana. Chicago received 260 cars.
including 20 OF contract grade.
Oats fuctuated with corn. declining early
and advancing later. The trading. however,
was dull and lacked interesting features.
The cash trade was more active. Chicago
received 2ee cars. including Is Of contract
Wheat on the spot was quiet. Sales. laO, 900
bush. mainly for export. No. 2 red, SIC.
under May T. o. b. R1oat for export. No. I
northern Duluth. sl.17H.. Futures closed y
20 lHC. lower. Estimated sales, $50, 900 bush.
Corn was Quiet on the spot. Sales, 10000
No, ? white. s7Ac. Futures closed = to nc.
Oats were dull on the spot. Natural white,
~ TO 30 lbs, 52953Ec.: mixed, 70 to ~ lbs,
SEC Rye was dull. No. , Western. OOc., Z. o. b.
New York. Prices as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was dull: prime West
ern, 81. 20: refined Continent, $3.50; South
American, 1915. PORK was quiet; mess, elS1
SI57S TallOw was quiet; city. 5s(6SHo.
Butter-Creamery. .~eXtras. 2sc. Cheese
state. {. O., small, c0lored or white, fine, she
Eggs-Western. hrsts. SOG3lc. Chicago. Nov.
SO.--The demand from shippers gave a fur
ther advance TO hog prices and. helped pro-
vision values. The volume OF trade was
below the recent average. The closing was
steady. Strength in grain was somewhat
a factor late in the day. Cash trade quiet"
Prices NJ fOilOWR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
Imports and Exports.

The imports OF specie for the week ware
siS, as. isO. Of which sl6.542.O 7s was gold.
making total specie imports since january.
$40 24,t 77. Exports OF specie were: silver.
SsS6. 1888; gold. none; a total Of ss5e. sss. Tho
exports OF specie since January have been:
3s9. I73. 4OI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

eeipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
This DcV. This Month. FtseaI Ysar.
Receipts. . . 81 .72s. 26S 81 .S25 s2To.l2syBO
Expenditures. l85Oy0O1 A2.A30O0O 7l.o6A.s $50
Deficit. q. Slsl .7sS Sur. 5000 25 Def. ss3s. OsO
The receipts from customs 20 day were ezS2, llS
from Internal revenue. Dze. A37, and miscellaneous,
tSSJ US; national bank notes received FOR redemp-
zion, eS4S y0OA.
The cash statement Of the United States Treas
ury for November 20 shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosrON. Nov. 30.-Priccs held steady to-day
urtnE the short session and trading was
iirly hsH ". b., bore vas no especial feature
D the !ist, the closing being f~raCtiOnally lower
n the more active issues. while the market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

FLOUR. Quiet and steady. Receipts, $3.50
bbls. exports. 7i42 bbls. Prices as follows;
Spring: Patents, S. A0d s.. 90: clears. A.S0G
IS. Is. Winter: Clears. 81. cool 81. 30: straights,
-. 4Od 81. so. Rye tour. 81. 85a IS. rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

SUGAR.-kaW was easier. CENTRIFUGAL. %
test. $40: muscovados, 80 test, 3Kc. Refined
was quiet and unchanged. Granulated. Sass
mtA.7O.
NAVAL SToeEs.-Spirits Of turpentine. 1ec.
Common TO good strained rosin. sS.AO6a3.SO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
@emiitblid1er SauSbeiiber.

syn Der Snoui trieitaOt gnen III Die
Na6frage mad Wobnungen 10 groB,
0ab bic SausteIiBer nit grObter Sc
miitbsrube Die fdbelbafteiten Mietbs=
preiie forOern. 4fer Oamit ni9t eez
mug, iniipfen bieie Golen an Die Der
mietbung ibrer Mphnungen nod SEE
oingungsn, Die faft unglaubli9 erl6ei-
men. Sas Stdrfite, mas in oieier
@s5iebung g~eIeiitet psroen lam, brudt'
pobl Elm SausbefiBer fertig, Ser oieie1
Sage cine 5iinf5immerz @obnung fiji,
500 Marf abge6en polte, aber nul
unter folaenoen 8eoingungen: rainoel
Oiirfen sic ni9t betommen; audi 8ss
fu9e fremoer &inoer fonnen ni9t &C.
oulbet tperoen; gr0berer Seiu9, Sc.
ieni9aft ober oerglei9en lam nur Elm.
NAL I'M Sabre geituttet perben. SpGs
tss Na66auietommen meiner Mietbel
ftOrt mid i'm S4Iafe unb mub mig.
li6t permieoen psroen; Ole bisberiger
Seippbnsr sogen, fpenn lie einmal stfpas
fpGt M6enos na9 Saufe tamen, i6rt
Stiefel f9on on Der 9aust6ir aus"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
Sruuucu ais 1Netterprppbctcn.

Sin Meteorolo9e = @roHeteite -
beitGtigt Die oft erpGbnte Sbutiu9e,
odb in Der S6pei5 einige Drummer
Die merftpiir6ige Gigeni9uft BADEN, gu
getpifen 3eitsn 2uft einauiuugen unO
lie gu anOern Soften ausSublaien. Sieie
Drummer peroen BON ben 2anoesbes
ipobnern fir iebr superldfiigs Wetters
an5eiger angsieben. Denn Die 8runz
men Cuff ousbluien, lit oas elm Set
den bebpritefenoen 8egens, penn lie
Tie einfauoen, elm ii9eres @or3ei9er
f60ner Witterung. Oa Die Srunnen=
i9d9te na9 2dnOesgebrau9 nit elmer
bon einem 2o6e our6bo6rten Steinz
platte beoedt iino, lit Is iebr lei6t, Die
Ii9tung Der 2uftItrDme 5u beIiimmen.
Ginige 8eobd9ter brd3ten duf elmer
bieIer Drummer einen Manometer an
ser es i6nen erm0gli9te, bic 8epes
gung unb Die 8ruft jener 2uftitr0me 81
ertennen. Sabei ergab Ii9, oab Dit
2rft inner uno auberbalb Oes 8run.
nenI9a6tes nur iebr felten i'm 9lei9s
gefpi6te mar. sic FRONT aus. fDenr
ser Barometer fdlt unO miro einge:
iuugt, tpenn NeIer iteigt. Ser Druid
tpar ober niemalS mebr peri9ieoen, als
nm einen sou ser QuedIilberiGule oes
Sdrpmeters.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-07
Gspptifbt Arkunofnfunot.
Ste rsdtIide eteEune Der r6uiiidlen ooIpas
t%enfrauen aafsefIdrt.

Sas rOmiI6e Re9t, feline ginri9z
tuneen unO Wirtunsen baben aus zen
tgpptif6en urfunoenfunoen neues 2i9t
trbulten, uno ni9t ielten fommt es in
nieren Sagen Dor, baB cine lis oabin
itrittige Srdee our6 cine rleue Serts
itele entf9ieOen miro. 60 bat au9
bic re9tli9e Stelung Ser 6ruuen uno
&inOer Ser rOmii6en Solodten erit aus
@gppten lire pDle 8elsu9tung erfab>
rem. Dies peroanten mir Dem Inn
itano, OuB einmal, bieuei9t uls Inter
lage fir einen proSeb, cine gan5e Reibe
bon @nti9eioungen rOmii9er &i3ter
iiber iene 6ragen auf einem Yupbrus
geIummeIt aufseI3rieben purben, Der
ii6 erbalten fat. 3par pur0a Oas
8latt BON 9dnOler gum 3pede Der
beferen @erpertbung in Stiide ges
f9nitten, aber oeutf9e 9elebrte bdter
Die in Mlerdn0rien un0 Berlin befinos
li6en Sbeile tpie6er pereinigt uno ou>
nit cine pi9tige G~runOlage fir Die
SorI6ung gei9dffen. Dem rOmii6en
Sploaten par i'm angemeinen Die Ghe
tpG6ren0 ieiner 9ienIt3eit berboten.
Sft baben Stpar Die 8aiier 0ieIe Dor
i9rift milbe ge6an0bdbt, i'm angemeiz
men aber eali Der 9runofab, Dab
5rauen uno &inoer ioi6er Sol0atenz
Chen obne re9tli9e Inerfennung ieier.
Oas erIdutert II Der Papprus our9
~ein5elre 8eiIpiele. Sine Soloatenfr au
fproert nu6 Dem Sooe oss Wannes Die
Mitgift, Die tie Oem @atten eingebra4t
bate, suriid: Der 3i9ter i4lGgt ibr
8erlangen ub, bu er ionit Die Gbe ais
re6tli6 anerfennen piirbe. Cine IN
bere 5rau mar porf9tiger gefpeien.
Sic bate ben 9r0beren She'll oes !Sei@
~ratbsgutes Dem Munne dls Oarleben
iibertraqen: ais Die @be auseinanoer>
eebt, erbGlt tie bieIen She'll our9 ri9>
terli6en gntI9eiO auriit. Cine brittle
Srdu muB na9 Dem Sooe 0es Wannes
nit Dem 5istus I'm ben SeitB bon
iieben Stlapen f"treiten. Senn Der Sols
sat mar obne SeItament geiorten, mo-
rauf nit r0miI6em 8e9t Der Staat
Der &e9t5na9fp!ger mar. Iber au9
biefe 6ruu pubte f9 buOur4 gu i&ii@
ben, bab ite &dufpertrGee porlegte. Die
3pii9en ibr uno Dem Munne ssma9t
tparen, uno 10 mubten ibr finf BON
oen fieben Sflaben belafen iperoen.
@aren au9 Die &inoer ni9t i'm 8eIiBe
Ser Re9te bes @aters, 10 tonnte ibnen
bennp9 iegli9es Grbtbeil perma9t
peroen, % Der Soloat pie Die ii6risen
r0mii6en 8iirger Seitirfreibeit beiaB.
Sreili9 batten Die re9tli6en &inOer
Den @ortbeil pprdus, DAB fie feline Grbz
I9aftsiteuer gu be5ublen fruu6ten.
Sarum mubte bic SolOdtenpittpe
Gbrptis, 6ie fir i6re 9inoer @efreiuns
BON Der Grbi@uftsiteuer nadiu4ts. abz
getpieien tpsroen.