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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Dec. 23.--LoWer prices at LIverpooI had
a depressing effect to-day the local wheat mar
ket. the May delivery closing a loss of $40
L hc. Corn off lEc. Oats were &c lower
Provisions were down sc to 10c.
Sentiment IN the wheat pit bearish all day
and the volume of business small. The marlle.
opened weak and prices failed to advance above the
initial quotation The principal reason for the
cline a slump of 1 &c at Liverpool. caused by
and by the liberal worlds shipments for the week
S,OS0QoO last week The market closed weak and
the lowest point May wheat opened an ex-
decline of &c TO Ii C at 81 05A to 81 05 7
sold off to 81 047A and closed at 81 G5. Primary
receipts $10560 bushels, against incomplete
returns a year ago. Clearauces of wheat and -four
We're equal 1853 600 bushels. Minneapolis DI-
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF 5SS cars
against III cars last week and 707 year ago.
The market opened weak because of lower
cables large receipts and the decline wheat
Later the market became firm because of a good
demand cash corn and held firm until the close
May opened a C TO &c lower at 573sc TO 575sc ad-
vanced TO 5SBc and closed at 57Ac. Local
ceipts 4SG cars with 26 of contract grade.
Oats weak all day. A slight rally took
place in sympathy with corn. but later prices fell
off moderate selling of the May option. May
opened CSC lower at $3.50, advanced to 53Kc 10
sac and then declined to SIC. The close
So 31kc Local receipts Were 900
The provision market inclined to be weak on
the selling of lard by packers. This offset 10c
advance In live hogs. At the close May pork
off 10c at s13 12h. Lard down 1ac at 81 S5
Ribs sc lower at 81 971a-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 81
cars; corn, 549; oats, 395; hogs, 10000 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
CASR Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


C0FFEE-The coffee market was quiet lth! .Elth olsl-
narrow. The opened unchanged to . points nigh
steady. points lower 10 points higher
reported 1850 bags opening I'M
rrovernent steadier European cables and con
received convincing enough TO DIllls
the market preceding the holidays ana
prices the day under scattered
liquid Of important support Houses
sellers High
rates ana nervousness financial conditions between
the first OF the against NaiI street
support there little further buying Tor the
market last week European markets Havre
unchanged higher. and Hamburg
= pfennig lower = pfennig higher Neither OF the
reported Receipts at the
last year and $4,000 two years ago. So the
Brazilian receipts have been about 100000 bags
the date 1905 and the
to be falling of as rapidly then II
spot quiet. steady. QUO
Ja1ions the basis OF 6sc for Rio No 4. The total
warehouse deliveries n the Uns6 states for the week
aggregated $4,000 bags. against % s5 last us ass
amount New York reported 51,563 bags The weekly
Iea-anCes and shipments Rio 5
2oUs- Rio cearances 5000 bags. including 5000
United States. $1,000 TO Europe and 30o0 Cape
cor the United states and 27Oo0 for Europe Santos
-247+oso including
states 173o08 Europe shipments
including 112000 for the United
Greco bags: United States
500 bags. anG Europe sc bags. The
cepts Rio and Santos the week IA bags
aEa5nst 11Sooo bags last week. 42soeo last year
The range Of contract prices market to-
cay follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

COTTOr-Susf1ess n the cotton market
k--c-ed ty the holtda ar1osphere or
liquidation and prices made low records
Re Tie close rarely
STEADY decline CT 15QT points. Sales were est
y-s-el af rs taes The market opened steady a
decline o- t6El 9out5. vita December saowing tae
greatest scsa Gables dLs end curing tne
little with cC
ress very cGisr EXCAVATIONS both narrow aud tr
owing %
break n New Orleans selling. which
believed unsettled financial conditions
although reported that the committee which has
tes7 OF tie New Orleans banks Ses
reported hat solvent High money
reports helped decline
parties ~ho might otherwise
rsve -zTrseS heir
TVec--5av and THURSDAY. low point reached in
- s-e trading, market closed only or 1
r-s I'd the active months II was
reported TIE cock awaiting inspection was
might delivery
demand TO indicate that this
Unsettled conditions New
Tre-s were prominent the decline Southern
SPOT markets unchanged TO 3-16c lower A few
issued in the local market but
trading IN that position was comparatively light
The range prices n the local market to
ssv- As
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

IAvsrPooI. Dec 23-cIosng; wHEAT-spot firm: No 2
nominal; March Is 115sd; May. "a 1IHd. CORNGSpot
firm prime mixed American new. slzd do old 5s 81 :
futures quiet December, nominal: January IS 3aad
PEAs-CanadIan steady. Is Cd FLoTR-Wnter patents
steady, 2os 81 HOPS IN London (Pacihc oIiet
@ @l2af2 16s BEEF-Extra India rness firm 0os 30
PORK-Prme mess. Western. steady. SIS
Short cut IA to 16 h. quiet 42s. BACON-CumberIsnd
cut. 2s 80 b. quiet. BIS; rib l6 10 "a H. dull
54s. clear backs, 10 5Os clear bellies
Il ls Ib, quiet. 53s. HOULpERs-S1uare IL to "a
H. quiet. S4s Cd LARD-Prtme Western. tiereces
Sq!!e 41s ed: american . refined, in pals quiet,
ored. new. firm. e3s TALLOW-Prime city dull 29s
TURPENTTNE;- easy. Gas I'd. ROSIN-Conmon
easy 9s PETR0LEUM-Refned firm. 11zd. LINSEED
OITl-Weak,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

The local InaTs Ike for 5Pos e. ce5ton STEADY with
u sc fer nadii1g Gf ,,e sGutea spot markets were
IL eaIes 100 bales savannah dull easy and unchanged
10 Il lec; sales. Laos bales Norfolk dun un
and r1changed at u Augusta Suiet and &c lower
easnged a lIe Galveston qutet and I-lec lower at
fales f-1ar5ee+rr
Wilmington steady and S-16e lover al 10 l3ec Houston
louis quiet ana unchaneed at i1ssc sales p bales
- es6sy Al eaIvesten = 900 70 "a oo bSies against
81 GEO "a 600 bales agans 30 @ last week and "a ase
las, ae ses < asd 9s IS g. iss @ es se 0 bales against
Cotton kzes9s6 @ 5a s ysTP9Gl cabsS sPot Gotten
American 1000 receipts 2oee hsles American mid
eng gIsns s4d &C. Fg.Tes essned steady at @
e POINTS Deceraee- si snq eT e. odd
aly so5 August septe2nhe seq
55sd: September October 4eG November 37d
ianebeseT Yarns in increased request but freely Of
,o1FIt Fno'K ,,s asp 30, MEAITraanF in -four
ana about seaGT Te 6nr was fn Taa TeTat dsnd
a. oa prices The following are prices Quoted on the
Writer sraghs 8 soas4 20: patents 81 s5ds5 %
en5.a 10 2 winter. s. 75aSs s5, BUcKWHEAT FfoUR
,la ST af gefea Fi at g per iee n RE TIoIR
fase s. aoSs 4o coNMa % uoes sa9iof R0 To
white ana yellow 81 s5asl 4g 81 3oGs1 81 FEED
dour do s27 So; red dog
Sa7 - sscs al rldSling sas 5os2! s 80 sk 80 %
cop s27 baik s2s 70 sacks: omea sci Soasss h0hlY
ChaTar.-r
weather conditions responsible for break
Of BIC per wheat to-day. o only did
private advces clearing weather they
damage
ezaggerated Al Liverpool the effect decline OF
lza2'sd while Berlin was of lc per bush. There was
holiday Paris and Budapest closed lac higher
Holiday dGness prominent of and day IN
markets. and professionals who
break expecting demonstration
day disappointed
during the last half hour. when lowest prices
reached Although worlds shipments Of s.6s0oo0 bush
reported by Broonhal up Saturday night were
larger than expected. bulls pointed that about
"a 100000 of the this
hardly furnished the The
decrease OF $4,000 visible
esspponttng although compared with
last OF 44o0o bush. The export business
amounted 20 20 loads Of which Is loads worked late
SATURDAY. Ssaboard ciearaEces wheat
grcgsred SD1.D market New York
eoscc follows: No 81 osh 81 a55z
b adoat, No Eoathcrn Duluth. 81 22ia. and No .
hard winter. 81 &c. ahoa.. coRN-owins heavy
rains n eastern sscfsone o. the belt the market
&9vse indscendsrt strength st times during the day and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

closed steady. although 9sc off from high point
following the decline wheat Opening &c lower,
weaker cables heavier carlot arrivals than expected az
and moderate the market rafioy
advanced &c bush and vel MAINTAINED un1ll @
close when realizing occurred, and there M7
eoa hear pressure on the estimate $40 at chi
for Tuesday Interior receipts were espeelay %
cal cearances. other hand were also quite
large. BroomhaH reported worlds shipments at
hush compared with 27l5o00 bush the previous year
in New York was quoted &c eleN1'or ,,a, A
G5s4c afoaf: No white CSC ana NO -rssd So
nominal Z o afoat. OATS-This market opened s.
lo-ver with steadied up later 10 react asa
taking The visible supply u
creased 4s4oon bush Cash oats IN the Local .raI
white 26 ID, 5T05ac. and clipped White ." 20 ooc 81
IN ISL RTE-Narket steady. No western '0~'
: n h New York. RARIEY-Msrket nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
RECEIVER FOR GLASS COMPANY.

Columbus Ohio Dec. 23.-The Capital Window
Glass Company placed to-day in the hands of
H. C. Taylor, as receiver, by Judge Evans Ray
mond Q. White. in his petition for the receiver.
asserts that the company has been running the
business at loss because it has not sufficient
funds for operating properly Assets and labili
ties are not given. but 5000 is owing to the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
FREIGHT SOLICITORS REINsTATED.
TBy Telegraph to The

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Milwaukee, Dec 23-Because of the Improvement
in general conditions. the Chicago Nlwaukee &
St Paul Railroad has decided reinstate two hun
dred freight solicitors Eho were laid OF month
ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
,rsus AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE NOTICES

- ms I0EN GETZ, Ella c. Riker. Est.
oF Mr. or Mrs. c. l. Fair. Mrs; A S"iIS'
Geo. w. Dresser, Jane Mahon. NtFS- L, -! =
Y SNYDER. Vim. Winkelbach. f N. La Gu u
ar AdeIa NJ R!dNe. Coe Won berIan OK
Anna Scarborough Helen Dawney' e
Alice Smith, Fannie I. tlnney, @ sli :. I,an ., n
Caven J. H. Maybury. MSS ISe,lls-5 HeIlle t:liie
Miss Sarah McAteer. Mrs. Howasd E-'i!S' vS
Mary II. By-rne, B. B. Boyle. Mrs. NJ "; II.
McNulty. Mrs. q. L. Holton' MIS-. b1,it1.A ,t@s
Campbell Martin. Mrs. Carrie Meyer tI -
Nargaret TayIor. Francis C Nye, Il !eu- @
eric Paul Mrs. H NJ. Rogers. J. LEM
tred q MacRae Mrs. Mary L. Nilllalns'
Mrs ". L. Howard, Dr. Geo; l., ~ ~
Mrs. J; B. sav9Ty: ,s Eta a. NJ Mrs M NJ. +, Mon
cnre Augustus T. Dunlop, Mrs. &: W
Hartridge, =. 3. Wright. J. p AagL!' a
II. Miner, C. 7. Williams or MIS-; = .h'
Williams. a c. Becker. Robert A Roperts,
IfanrI- WeDke Helen A Waldron. Florence
Daniels. Eva Brown. Mrs. NJ. \. kompf W
Y. Newman. Michael O'Day. John 1tageL-
bucher Mrs Sarah Goodman, NJ. D. ne
nan. w. H Keltt, Mrs NJ CosgroVe, = j.
Dickinson Mrs. Louise Gtsstng, B. McI3oh-
ough, Mrs. Geo. a. Lawrence. Mr. or S!LS-
r e Townsend, J. J. Linden and - Mira =,
he, or Mrs A s. Little: You and each or
YOU are hereby notified that. the time Tor
The r,avment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. aIt'r
due notice thereof had been given you. We
wiz cans. such property to wit, household
goods personal effects and merchahdise
stored By you in your name In the Co
lunbta Storage W lehOusfSp W 10 n'iN ''~
public auction, according TO the statute in
such case made and provided, at Nos 90
and IS West eth st. on Saturday, January
Ii 1905. a 1890 q M. and II the sale
thereof Is not completed on said date the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter, be
ginning at 1870 a. m, until the sale Is
completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New York, Dec -. 1901
YORkVILLE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
l63 and i65 East s4th st--To :. y. lap
plne Mrs. f Albrectt. J. @ case Mrs. 5
+ Chase. Mrs. Harry Fhelan, Mrs. R
Johnston. Mary pelnare, Rose Levinstein
and Mrs NJ Cllmeicher- You are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
NV Item upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired and after due no
iicc thereof had been given you. / viii
cause such property. 10 wit: household
goods personal effects and merchandise
stored hv you in my warehouse to be sold
at public auction according TO the statute
in such case made and provided In G.
Nerless auction rooms, l55 East 125th St,
TUESDAY. December oath and 31st. 1907.
commencing 10 n. m. YORKVILLE STOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE. 163 and I65 East s4th
et y w WOOD, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.
Help Wanted-Maie-

wANTED-An apothecary at Bellevue HOS
ritaI; must be registered in New YORK
salary $3.50 a year Apply to Generai Meu- l-
tcaI Superintendent Bellevue Hospital Ne"
York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE OF an execution. l. bernstein:
Auct, will sell to-day at II a. m. al
81 Madison St, Manhattan. caolnet. oe-~s
;pg tables and a table. BY order OK AIireo
Freeman, Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

auct will sell to-day at 10 a. m, at
"a Madison St. Manhattan. one typewriter
T91- order Of Alfred Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD. silver and precious sfznes
bought at highest market value made
into articles or exchange for new lew
elry Japanese goods at NJ f. Teppers
factory. IL West 35th st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
pREssNAKING AND MILLINERY.


a-sEaL GARMENTS and other nns iuIs
reraired. redyed and remodelled into iateet
.tvles at exceptionally low prices. lgL %.
rnents made TO order Mrs T. > ta 49,
I0a East 76th St, near Park ave. tase ars
c. q. Gunthers sonss 9th ava iS-
seth.
LADIES plain white soft ready-1orI,use use
handkerchiefs: one-half dozen IN an tnI IN
rorted box sent postpaid on receiPL ~, ~ Dis
Eustave w Cohen & Bro, Wholesaie LIZ
tributors 3g3 Broadway, New 1oih-
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE SALE
Iadfes' coats. suits and sknIs
pETkITED At WHOLESALE PRICES;
GUSTAV STERN & CO, l0l ae I'm a. gu Or;
i7th 81. MANUFACTURER OF
CJOAES AND SUITS
nPFcSNAKER.- years ie eNIe1 ,.r.+s
~ the construction of gowns, opera cas-
,,5 wedding gowns for the Four huIlu.s gu
,onS+ mn To date dressrnaking. using IIle IN IN
acy selection Of models from the ,i.s.-,Iss
houses of Paris: TO ladies living a uls.s.ti. ..t
from New York ! guarantee TerIecI hsrlns Sas
Gowns without fitting by sendlnB .S Oh - ~
that fits: references from al! over 1T - 1aa
+rv Write for estimates Mine my ~
West 45th st. I'hofle @@7'
DPrssNAKING.-O. NJ. Durrand. %
lexington ave, is ready 10 taKe }-Do, ol -
for south: ball. reception weodlhs III leSsOS'
ehort notice: moderate prices
DRESSMAKER.-A 70 xeFs so!snSt ETou
work: bali, wedding and walking crsHo,1' soTrI1'
wishes more work: private ~ Si"'o"'
420 East SD st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

CARPENTER and CABINETAIAKER--
BY young man: first class mechanic; good
all around with hotel work: experienced;
desires steady place. R., Box 80. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

PIITMBER.-First class all around; ex-
pe-ienced on new work and Jobbing: neat
worker; hustler: city or country; best re1-
erences. A. Gelerter, 1O2 GoeTck ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

BOOKKEEPER. Sc-Experienced; CORE
sponden: in English snd German: travel
ling salesman: wholesale house preferred
janItor.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

COIORED MAN. not afraid OF work. 20
assist tanitor, do firing or labOrers 5 work.
IN or out OF city p Talburtt. "a East
1924 st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

BOOKKEEPER. OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By
young man. 10. good penman; commercial
house; permanent place; advancement: best
references: experienced Pearlstein, 2.So
East Ilth st
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

BOOKKEEPER and CORRESPONDENT
(typewriter). - Experienced; gentleman,
"a: speaks German and French fairly; best
references: moderate salary. B., 7OS Co
lurlbus ave
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

TRAVELLING COMPANION, &o.-By re-
fined young man; linguist; travelled ex-
tensively abroad. or In any otner capacity
Al references Address NJ. b. Box 4.
Tribune Uptown Office 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

CARPENTER. By German. 80: married.:
sober; steady place in factory: good all
around Alfred Mench. 2g7 Devoe St.
RTooklVn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
@icl 9arm I'M g3idltS.

Sto6t Mcrifn 81. 6c6ulor.
- 1oS in Sen Ser. Stootcn numcnt.
lid in indianapolis, crbobenc @c-
idrei, ooB 6. e. 'Stpuer, bis por Sur
gem @enerol Sltperintenoent Scr
,Werifonii6en Gentrolbobu," ourb
0tit9licOer elmer @eielli6oit crmor.
oct p6r0en iet 6ercu 3mef III ocm
Gertrei6en o0er S0Otcn Ser @lnerifo-
ner IN Wicrifo heItebe, entbcbrt oIlcr
9egriinolmg. Seine iol6e @cicQi6uit
criItirt bier. Gbotia6c it, 0oB Stp-
ner Dor etliden IuAen icinc Stcle
olti go6 unO Dob er nnl lebteu Montng
iriib ans ciner Mlmoe am S>ols blt.
teno, oic cr ii6 in ielbItm0r0eril6cr
9lbiidt nit eincm 9ioiirmciicr beige
brod)t 6nttc, in icinrlu gett 0eillnOen
mllroc. IS lit nngeluiB, ob cr oopon
fomnncu miro. 6iciige 6rcun0c ocS
WalmcS beno6ridtigten Oeiicn &oter
in indianapolis telegrupbil6e iiber
ocn @orfoll, ebc Ser So6oerbnlt tlors
1cItellt luoroen mar, lln0 tbcIItcn IN
Der 0cpci6c init, Stepner ici ongcs
0riifen lmo perruunoct norOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
@rpcc lit on.

9tem Oorf, 81. 6e6runr. =
,Somes 8rpce, ser uetc britildc Bot,
IdJaftcr, fam beute NIT leiner @ottln
aui Ocm 0anpfer Oceanic" bier an.
S5oiien bon 9eriAterltnttern beitiirnt'
ten i'm iofort Inn lcinc 9lnlidten
ii6er Die SpettenGonl-@piloOe it.l,m.,
oQein er meigerte iid, ilber politildc
9lngelegen6eiten 81 reben lin If
ll6r reiIte CT ua1 8aibingtOn ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Wnhnfntnitrnahc in Miidlinan.

Detroit, Mid, 81. 6e6ruor-
Gin I'm 122 ltbr belte 9taAnlitto1
BON bier llu6 Gbicogo abgcgangencr
3ug ser DMidigan Gentralbobn" col
lioirte eine fllr5e Strede meItlid bon
Opiilonti nit einem aies5ugc 0rei
Eerlpnen ipurben, mie man melOet,
getDotet un0 mebrere perleBt.
(SpGter. )-&ier 8erIonen, iGnnts
Iid 8ugbeoienltete, mitr0en 8ctoOtet,
nGmlid 2ofcnlotiofiibrer ISobu Scala
len bon 0etroit, 9remier G6os &ittIe
pon Grtroit, 6ci5er Is. NIiler pot
,Sodion muO Eoitclcrf SiInS Nic3I'
poine bon Getroit. 8mei onocrc 3ltg-
beoienltete lino uerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Sin sdlnuipieler pernnaliift.

9tem. Oorf, 81. 6ebrltnr. -
Irnnf Mc8icors, elm ctluo 40.iGbri-
ger S6ailipieler, luelder Die Selocn-
role in Scr o@tan Of the Sour
Srippe inn ,Sabop-Sbedtcr" 9eIpIelt
6utte, murOe beltte ais 2ei,be AM
sSltBe elmer Ireppe i'm nS5otcl 0tiOoli"
on ser @eit-3S. StroBe geillnoen.
Sein Sbdocl mar 9ebroGelL ilno
oIlcm glni6einc no1 fam er our6
einen Stllr5 BON Der 8reppe nm's
9e6en. ErotOem 6at Die EoIi6ei cine
llnteriu6lmg Scr 9lugelegcnbeit cn'
aeleitct. !WcGicars fam balo na6
oenl Gr06eben in Sun 0ranciSco bon
BORT 1ier6cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
ScniatiumcQcr Wurb in Gbieaao.

Gbicago,2 81. 5ebriar. 2onis
iSiiber, 38 Sabre alt uno cines Der
Wlitglieber Der oSarriIon slrt So, !"
beren giireallr lih i'm uSnaba @e.
bGube" an Der Gde bon 2aialle- unb
8anbilrenItraBe befinoen, lpuroe beute
8ormittdg III ieinem Siireau BON Ell.
ner 0rau nad einem bibigen @ort-
ipediel eridoiien. Die Sbdterin be-
finoet iib in Sait iinb lit ais 6rau
5lora McIonolo, @ottin bon Widael
&. W,cIonalo. zines friiberen berpor.
ragenben oeniofratii6en 2ofalpoliti-
fcrs ino Wtillionars, ioentiii5irt iuor-
sen. Der gridoiiene ioa in @irflid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
9lutiac Tamilien. Sra90bic.

9uffolo, -, 81. 6ebrllor.
@illiom &riiger erld5oB Deute leine
@attin 1peil i'm bieielbe ser 9igamie
angeflagt botte, peripunoete bann
iSrou Se6ino 9oice, G}ottin ieines
9looptipiobneS, ihper Our6 einen
SdnB lno i6oB iib ielblt cine ailgel
IN oen Gopf. @r miro mabri6einlid
IterberL lp16reno 6rau 9oice ghlsii6'
ten alti @eneiung bat. Die Sragooie
ereignete iitb in ariiger's 8oDnnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

- Nie iidb nod)trGglid) berausiteat,
gingen feinc Dienidenlebcn porgc.
tern 9lben0 bci'm llnter9ong ScS
0ompicrs YSugomn" I'M MiIiiiiippi
bel 9tcip Orleans Orrloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
Gin wOrt oeniiat bent Weiien. abiere

Gin @ort gcnigt benz gseiieu. 1biere tbnn
3ns nie ipcber. mas einmal iible 5olaen ir ile
Slrd, Gebaoen nidDt flte; er berabt nlir 5u
bdiiiie Sic unangenebnien 5oIaen. ieiner @enuBs
iiIft inb Die aeiocn bic burdl llnmdbiaieit i'm
i,bIechfe qufi glargcl All 9epegung geltbledt
Iide gluslhweilreeit II. {. 10. entiieben. Benn
aber gettbrte @ernainina. aopiweb, Ippeittoer.
IlIt mo 8eriiopfnng ibn iuarIeil. odh lel yluf
iiilreiu aeipprben uno S1mef5en ibn iber5cns
aett, bah ibm eil,c aranfbeii nrobt bn erinncrt
Ct iidj. 6ab st. 2,ernaro arauterpilen feii Sahr'
biittoerten iid ais oct bette ilnb ilnieblb1rlie
qebersRcauIufor ermiefen bdben, Der lie entoedt
lporoen It, Sir % Gents bel g!peibelsrrl 6n
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-08-15

While racing on the Maumee river
at Defiance, Ohio, the canoes OF Earl
Krotz and Victor Mansfield became IN
tangled. Both young men were thrown
into the water and drowned.
An Ontanogan passenger train was
derailed near Elm River, Mich, and
ployed up 800 feet of track. Many pas
sengers were badly scared, but all es-
capped serious injury.
An automobile containing Heinrich
Conried, president and director Of the
Metropolitan Opera company, New
York, ran down and killed a deaf peas
ant near Las Chen, Switzerland.
Ernest Roebuck, a brick contractor
Of Waterloo, Iowa, was almost crushed
to death In a fall Of forty feet, from
the top of the opera house to the base
ment. He was bruised and hurt in.
~ternally and may die.
John F. Lee, an engineer Of the Bird
e Wells Lumber Company of Menomi-
nee. Mich, after being fearfully scald-
ed by the bursting of a steam valve in
the engine room, died at the hospital
In terrible agony. Hardly a square
inch of the mans body escaped being
scalded by the steam.