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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

event at Jamestown, II was expected
that he would capture many prizes
abroad.
Recently he was defeated by Morton,
the great English sprinter. but not dis,
gracefully, Heavy rain during the
week had made the einder track OF
the Manchester Athletic club, Eng
land. sticky Many critics claim this
10 what caused the Pennsylvanlan's
defeat.
Az 70 the race, II provided magnifi.
cent struggle. Morton apparently win.
ming by few inches. although the Of
ticlal verdict was foot, Cartmell
was confident Of success and returned
TO the competitors tent somewhat dis
appointed, What the American would
have done ON a dry track Is difficult TO
say. He might have won, and for the
purpose OF unravellng that doubt It Is
hoped that the pair win have an op-
portunlty OF meeting again.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
Th. sterr q : RIn. a.o4.

Perhaps no oDe knows, or ever VIII
know. how much Ia the spHnish-AmeF-
lean war single rifle ball accom-.
plinhed toward bringing the conflict
70 an early close. IL was q sergeant
Of the Ninth infantry who fired the
shot. NJ distance Of more than Zoo
yards, that nearly severed the left arm
Of General I.inares from his body and
gave the supreme command At Banti.
aRo 10 General ToFai Sergeant Nc.
InaFney was the most advanced sol.
diar OF the American forces. and took
position IN tFoo. beyond. within the
bFeastworka. he noticed an oGlceF
upon gray horse. apparently making
an inspection Of the entire line.
Though the order had gone out that
day that no fiTinR should be INDUCED
In, Mcinarney drew q bead upon the
horaeman and brought him down.
Later II was learned that the ser
seaDt's target was General LinareA,
regarded as the best Of spain's fight
era Ia Cuba. Torai. u commander who
was anxious for n speedy termination
Of hoatilities assumed command, ana
. few hours later Santiago capitulated
t. the Americans. New York Tribune
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
CITY IN BRIEF

W. p. Brennan, who has been on
an extended business trip Into British
Columbia 10 the vicinity Of Rossland
returned home today.
''Ths Interstate Telephone COM
pany" said j. ". Fisher. "is install
ling over so telephones a month In
the city" The city will soon be
thoroughly equipped With this com
pany's telephones.
Friday this high school foothall
team will leave after school for Col
faa where thsS will play a game with
the high school team OF that place.
Prof. Davis will accompany the
team.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

The new Upton cup sent by Sir
Thomas Upton to be raced for By
yachts at the jamestown exposition Il
q work OF art IL IL made OF silver
and has = considerable height. ON
either side stands figure OF Bri.
tannia and Columbia. symbolic OF the
two great nations. and between them
II panel representing the exposition.
showing the ships In the harhor.
A bust OF Pocahontas h ON the re-
verso side. and surrounding all Is .
replica Of the ship the Susan Con.
slant, which bore Captain John smith
to this country. Beneath Is mask Of
Neptune, with his trident and a medal
Hon showing the odlcial seal OF the
exposition,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
The SPORTING WORLD


Nat J. Cartmsll. Mike Murphy's
speedy spFinter from the University
Of Pennsylvania. who competed In the
British championship recently, IL 70
make a tour Of the isles and probably
will race in Scotland and Ireland.
From Cartmell's splendid work IN
the intercollegiate championships In
the Harvard stadium. where he won
both the 100 and 200 yard dashes, and
bis 0 40 performance IN the 100 yard
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

To hve contsnt with snail means. 10
sesA elegance rather than luxury and
rofiRsment rather than faahlOa. 20 be
worthy, not reapectabla. and wealthy.
not rich. to study hard. think quietly.
taik grnuy. art frankly: 90 hstsn 70
stars and birds. habes and sagsa with
open hsaEt; 10 bear al eheerfully. DO
al hgayely. await occasions. hurry new.
e.. In a word. To let the spiritual. an.
bidder aud unconscious grow up
through the commoa. Thia ls 60 BE- my
aymphOny William uenry Charming.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

Billy Lush Probably Out Of Baseball
Il was learned secently from friends
OF Billy Lush, the well known baseball
trainer. who has Just finished three
years service ms coach for the Yale
team. that he Is probably out OF base
nali forever because OF injuries 10
hls eye. Tie Il under treatment at an
eye hospital in New YORK as a result
q taking OF his dark glasses at the
Yale Harvard game In New York. lie
win probably lose the sight OF an eye
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
MRS. S. DAY BEEBE
Associate of

Associate of
Royal Academy of Music, England
Late Professor of Pianoforte and haf-
mony at University of the Pacific, Cal
Takes advanced and limited numDei
OF elementary pupils. sol Garden St
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
Here Gene The JAP wrsstlor,.

Tue Japanese champion wrestler.
Tamyenmen Lchlgv. known n Hlta
ehlyama, who weighs over $50 pounds.
h coming 20 America accompanied hy
some famous wrestlcrs and ilu Iltsu
experts They have been engaged by
q theatrical manager 10 give exhibitions
throughout the country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26
"AAr. Upp. KID Pitcher. .

The remarkable work done this sea
son by young Mr upp. the Columbus
kid pitcher, has attracted attention all
over tbs country. and Columbus h
very likely to lose him at the end Of
the season.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

knicker- Some Jokes can be carried
too far. Booker Yca. for Instance.
nmith'a cottage b seven miles num
IL station New YoEk ean.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-26

There = talk OF organizing a trottine
horRe hreSsfers' association at Les An,
gslss GA the plan OF the Paelfie Coast
ESottinE Horse Breeders association.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Gretchen ooer g,cr,itbtn.

gUtr GrIpddieutn limb eft gars ions
oer5lr mi BEN 8iRoern. Die gnts
pidIuns ibrer Strait ra6ig a63urars
ten, 1T nitt unFsre Sadie, ME ii6srs
baupt bic 8unit, 81 parteu. niht Sc
,ermanNs Sads 1T. Sm G}efiibls
anltrer ei3enen Strait hiirmeH mir in
lie i%ieinen. 5arten NeIen hinsin uno
tueroen odourd Hitt Is'ttn oeuiet6en
&iuoeru abuii1, pslhe mir mitlei0il
aeld6eIu. penn ie tastG0lih nit
iArsu 6tnserden elmer isimenesn
Sobne nOtsydbsu, I'm 81 is6en, ,nje
rsit ie it,. coer tastd9tih bic
Sdmetisrlinsspuppe unttriuhen. um
gu isbeu, Oh Die 6iGe 6oto pIabsn
min. o%oriosy a6ty Meier lore gobne
dufseber. nod loren Samxsterlina
ausirieden ieben.@
Dieter Sat. Den mir eiumdl in eis
nem 9tatte fir Gr3ie6una UNI llntsrs
riht laieR. 1T 10 Jana elm 0ort fir
uniere 9eit uno DtrDient a0r pobI er.
Ue5tn 81 perOeH. Seine Siuoe lrifft
man bdufi5er allf eem @je5ieie osr or.
iiebuul ais oie QerirIhunl. uno oss
rare oort Miro tie Oft am mtiTten ia.
9dn5eu. r7o Die stern 10 red. fir i6rs
8Inoer Ieben un0 uirteR. sic mbh
ten germ @uss aus ibrsu Qieb.irasn
MAIDEN uRo Die Seims oa5u 10 frlbs
5eiti5 ols mo9lib lesen. Qdum III
ol5 Sind 5nei Sabre ait. 70 peroen
tim aua itoR 6ormen uuo Mouiereu
einstlerni. biz 81 leiHsr 2isasusuay.
oi5istt NIT bsitraseR inlen.
N6er nieis 9isbenspiroi1tsT pirs
ouyb bic o%erfribten Compliments nidt
e%rrunlen. ioHosru sepiHstmdBen ioaai
3erit0Tt. 0enn Sic Sinner unleRieB.
bare 9ssenitdnoe in cen WunS flb,
reU. 70 Himmt man tie tbneR uea; ID
haatl ttin1u RubeR iir oas Riro
8as Hno otnn d5er oieIe 66fliateits.
forntn aHotrs. ais 2iase phns Qer
Ten. obHe SAT- uuo Rrafi flr oo.
8iHo2 Der 9siit. oer bic 6rpatist
RsH 81 isusH 5csmn iEsist, 1T Ger
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Strenges 8futsrpettsr
n CANA @Arppa. - Ter ean3e
europdif6e Continent lit nit
10 tisfsR Sdneemafen, ME isit
SabreH ni9t gsfalsn InO, ssosdt. Der
@iienba9Rperts6r lit a~lsutbaIben err
itpsrt uno babel berriht cine fat Fbis
ride R1lte. aus allen 5beilen
Geutl6lauo's psroen idpere Sdnss=
iilrme. uR0 Qertebrst0rungen gemels
BET. 8eIunhsrs arg 1T Der StaHp Der
Eiuge i'm Rurooiten ess Rei6s, ME
aud in 5rantsn uno Der 9fal3. lie
6sreinitimmenb ldutsn bic Rahrihten
oabin, BOB iolte SfneemaFsn, pis
hener, felt ii6sr siHem Sabr3sbnt niht
nieeergegangen Iino. usberaa lit Der
telegrapbiihe uno tsIspbonii9e @ers
tshr unterbroden uu0 Der 8abRoienit
tit nur uRtsr sroBeH STANDARDIZATION
eIfreht 81 erhalten. Die SberlGufe
Der grobsnStr0me ME WsihieI, SDer,
@lbs unO Osisr, Iino ssfrorsn uuo bic
llHterIdufe nit iolfen Wdfen Srei5s
els gefiat, oaB bic S9ifffabrt ooaz
fdnois IabmseIest lift. Qu9 0af Dem
RbeiR trst5t Sis in 10 grObsn Nanen,
oab bic Sniifbride bsi G0lH in bobem
graoe ~ssfdbroet sri6isn. Der ftrens
gen Rdlte fnb auh ihOn
DerinieNene Ulsnidsnleben gum
SpIsr Mfalsn. Stiterrsi6 uno
llnsarn ba5sn e6snfals untsr benz
itrsngen Dinter Ihper gu leihsn. Der
gsrtebr auf ben 8a6HlinisR in @alis
glen mubte einesiteat perosn uno in
8uoapeIt Ie5ts Der itarte Snnssfou BEN
Strabenpertebr ooaitdnoia brad. @ud,
in Der 5dpsi3 bsrri6t unsepobnlit
ftreHges Deiter. SIN Sbsrlano liesen
bersits 6 SUB S6nse, uno eiRsslne
@e5irssO0rFer fnS Dolndnoig iMiolirt.
Sn 8elgien bilbet Eh Sreibsis in Der
S4elee uno anoersn groBsn 6liFsn,
uno ale 9srbinoung nit punctsn bei
5~srtosenbof6 lit a5seihnittsn. Sn
6runtreih, Spanien, gelaien uno Ser
ShmeiS srlitt Der 9~abnperie6r ernfs
lide St0runsen. Dug britiIhe Snielz
reid bat felt elmer @snsratiou fold
taIte uno ihneersi6e 5sisrtagt niht
erla6t. 9si bsItisem 56nsstreiben col=
IiOirten 3pii6sH @oin6ura unO qberz
oeesH 2 3lse Der 0orobritiY6sn Eiz
Ienbdbn. po6ti 10 9erIonen IofUrt
setootet puroen uno me6r ais 80 bers
leBt, BON pel9eH ieitbsr Ihon Z aeitor-
ben Iino. Der Sturm bat iebt oas
neItlihe RuBldn0 erreint uao audi
bort III Der S6nsefaa Elm rieIiser sss
peien. 10 OaB olsr 8abnperfebr 0az
ourb i6per 81 leioen bat unO bersits
dn9 mebrers ReniteH umgstommsH
iRo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

DenH Ct nit osr Nitns zines 4ufsss
sidrten bic irsunoli6sH Mdrhn in
ainoertahfrH 5sipSttslt, b, ju5slt
pebl Nanhsr, inosm II Sci T9
esHtt: mein Sunse Eat ben aopf auf
benz rsftsB 6lsds. Nir ioHHsn ni6t
mi1H6sln, mir baitsn bas aiuo fit
einltitis srspssn, I'M leiHsn 5nsenss
hlmmel tsirO3en uHo psris seIGidt,
sinmal entrgiIh uno Isbsnstrdftis 81
DirtsH. 4uf zine 10 Hihtsrne gu
ssHo FOlet isbr oft Elm italss Sing
linsss uHe Elm traftloiss WaHnssaItsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
$trtifIitbttr.


1as 9seeR 1T fhnsnsr nit ung
fsrtts ais mir nit oem 2sbeR.
Bo iiA cine 9reihe 5sist. madden
bic 4nsrsiisr aus Gem 8ooen.
Gin satss !5ers bat Elm perTapies
genes 9iortIsin, l5er tsiue 5tesets
!siiren.
ga siHsm bsrauiti Th audi osr
Sempersu3ltr; an T9 lsl5ii.
nS0ne in 6ano" iolen mir nit gns=
LAND i'm Congo poreebeH. @ir ma
tir,i6 in Der 9iRter9dRo.
llniere ameritanuGsn 5ruFmas-
uaten i6lassH iih an bic 8rait. Deys
orsbsn ois Nugen uRo rufsn: ger,
mir oanleR Iyr. ooB mir niht Tno,
pit Der aouig 9%sopolO!"
8irateu uno Raabritter 1bt e
bsaisaidss Hidt mshr; Fe Fao Idngfi
purt SruHmasnatgn un0 trgHms
Solititer sriebt porosu.
=
IA bic 9aaui SHoiarer in Nlsyico
siniae auasrteaHiits girssr stl5oisi
kaben. pGre IS Set. aaB bic ssl6e
RreHs ole SiH5trlei6ans Wisriso's osrs
laust odmit Die 0aroe esr aHsers
pdslten Ration sspahrt blsibs."
Eie SapaHer tl6su ms5rsrs St6etg
In nsr mlnniAnrsi sir nar nnarsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Bir ftno bsn gr6bien Sbeil nnIsrsr
46onnsntsn fit panctlide Gntridiura
Ger fdaissn Announcements getr6oe zu
9ant perpfIidtsi, absr Is sibt nod ims
mel 9unoerte. rsIhe Is aus einem
oosr Dem aRosrsn 9rnnbe unterIisbtn
dIts Ridf6nos 81 6s3cbleu, trosSsn
mir ibnen oiss in isoer 8eiis Al er.
Ieihtern iuhtsH. mir bcFfsn. BAT
oisIs enoIih sinmal srnfli6 psrIansI
pernsn, oisis fur uns ieb- fab!sau
0dhlohisteit sut5uma5sn uno 81,
fir ieoeR gin3slusn oerlSltnismSBic
tIeiHen. 3Hiammsu absr cine bsbsu;enot
Summs rsprdIsutireHben gesrSas 81,
mir i'm 9siddft u5tbig 6roudsn. Al
6e5abIsH. Sober lam uuf BEN as!bsr
4orsBseitsl ieIbF ermitieIu. ME neil.
Ct i'm Radtaaee III. ar6 ioutt bouu
oss Spra8ss siHssosut, 6as isbsr Or
better isiHez 9obnss merits in. ritt
Ians'' nit Der g:ri6iisaas 1sSsrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

mel astsu. Die biitsrfs lit bic Islbfs
DsrI6alcsts, neil uRftuloiss nit
Dem sfuloissH lsiosn IND in Der Re
gel ifpsrsr aIs e. ielbsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Wit osm 1. Sanuar Fuo peridisosne
pom 6pHsrsB srlaHsne @elsbe Don al
gemeinsm SRerefs in Strait sstrsteu.
IS limb Diss bos geieB 5e5HsIih oes
itsuerfreisn AIcobols, bic AntipaB=
Section oes 3pii6enifaaili6su 9ans
osIsssisbes, bic WOoHieituRg osr
Sdifffabrtsselebs uHo Sas gsIsb gez
gen 9erfaIi9uHs Don Rdbruussmits
telR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Der SCnntaesbCts.

elf6sint ieben Souutaa. grsis be- Gins
Rlnfn Run mer 3 Gents. Sobti9, p~ortpirel
lobus y dmie) II , f ttD nur BET
BeFautbe3abtuRe etnts DO i
len Sabrgangss $3.50.
~ Bel oasn 8aslungsu i'm R 4 d
taRbs ptro 81. o. per Sabr bsrs9nst.
Die 9siiune fam nIht abbsTsgt her,
ben. bis has ean,s SnbicripiioHsBslO bes
Bablt ii. @snH SemaHo oas glatt surids
ldift, o5ue ieInsH Standardization uads
stFommeu sa ieiH, 10 1T oerislbe far bic
2aHer Ser isrunsu 3nisnbuns bes 8lattes
1ur ooIl:n @ejablune psrpfidiet.
NbonHsnisH, peIhe ibreH @obnort Dshs
Kiln, iino esbeieH, lei aHgnbe oe5 neuen
WObuortss aud ben NamsH Der 8ofioiHcs
~puJugebsn, aui nflder ie bic 2tituHe
bishgr erbalieu baben.
9robss4 ummern paben auf gsrlaHgsn
irei lugsididt.
GslosinisnOunsen iontsn nsts tnipeber
Der 8aulpsaiei, 5GrpreB Drbre@, sWlong9
Drbre4 ebsr rssiitririeH8 Brief eemn1t iDers
ben. Sur Geloisnbunstn in 8aar uno in
seiD66nlihm uHrtsifrirten grisisn limb
pir niat SeraHtmortIl4, Usnn bieislbsn
perlOrgn seseH.
WleIenuoen absr irstHb neIhs unressIs
%m6biaieiten bsim Ablisisrn bes 8lattes
burh bic golt obsr ioHitise gsihpsrosu,
iOatsH elrsr an bic expedition ssri6tst
per0sn.
Brick. 8siisguussH unb 9IOisaOuassu
kHe ~ Tiatsn an:
Der SCnntassbOts
30 Mason St.-Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Ter @ommiHioa fir Nen spiitsrs
faatliHeH 6onoeisaertsbr. peIts i'd
SUR Seit mil osr 6rass bei6dftist, ME
in SGfunii 8caitRneth unO Rdnosl
an SiIeR5ahnpassoHs Oorsu5sussn lit.
ssAen id9lih 5unoerte Don 9riefen aus
RortE Datota. Rinnsiot1 aHo Sea6o
gu, Telns oie sritaunliafeH Wittbsis
IRHseR I5sT Die bert ssssapdrtis bsrr'
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tgin5siaaot.)
&erkunsung Der oeutid,en
$prame.

Seos 3situns mug un6 ion penio.
issas Ger SPSa4S in sss tie &c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Wtaium Ssnuiass grDan CAB i'm
eauIe zines Sntsroisps in 1opsta,
Rams, sum erftsH Ulals. ~Dsnigitms
Indirect 81, baB sr in Osr nG6itsn be-
motratiIten Qati0nals gonosntion ais
YraHosntlh aftssganoioat 0uftretsn
peroe, inoem er ia5te, bdb, fpsnnslsid
er niemals cirect 5useae6en. Dab sr ais
ganoiodt auFtretsn peree, sr bed nies
rails bebaupiet babe, er peros | q I
GaHoicat lein. Sine 10 6Obe Sire ME
bic rdfOsnilhafts Termination
peroe unO tonns teiR amsriraniiter
9urssr Suriidpetien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

2ie Sapluer ta6su msbrsrs St6ete
in ssE 1saaai4uSsi fir zen auspSrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

i6moeH Qothfdnos enibaltra. SH
0islm 6ansH. 10 niro ssmelDst, baIz
ten G~utsr5ige gentle giisnbabnFasio=
nfu DdbrsHD zines Npnais p6sr 6
NO6en Ri&t paHiri. nno ben 5armt1a
una GlscatDreHteFttrn isi baburh Gin
S9aotH susefugt poresH. psldt ih
aul aan6ritauisnOs DON Dollars BE-
laufe. Qdmenilid gilt oiss bon
4oros9 dloin, Nd Is li9 I'm bic Be
f0r0eruns Don Nsissn ano 5ladsiaas
men bnnoelts. GoHp. 9oooiHg Don
SoohO ertlart. osr 6auptfsbIsr lei isi=
Hss grmsHens Der, oaB bic 9strie5s=
leituHssn 0sr 8obnssIsaidafien lsoiss
lid earauf aus leisn. srobs Iipi0eHs
ben 81 er3ielsH, ohHe Tih am has Sns
tersHs oss publisums in Winosfsn al
tlRlmern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

arisssisetstdr Saft Sat bic Grtlds
runs absseebsn. bab Ct niht nab Der
repu6IicouiiHsH prdTosnti6afts : 20
miHaticn ltrsbe. absr niht 10 tb0ri6t
isiH naroe. ~ieate Der ~unpabrifsiHs
Tide 6an siRtrsisn uno ibm bic 0os
minatioH fit jsnesAmt angsbotsn Dsrs
otH4 lie ab3alshnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Sn 8aTtierstreiien bat ois Grtl6z
raH9 0es 9rR. Sb1p. odB Die 9udrs
leiotlemme nitt ourh 9orieniptculd
ttoHen oeruriadt porosR Ri eini1e
SeIutisunl 6eroorssruIen. MaR ers
'alidi in Itiutr 4eabsrunssn Elm ur
~3peiOeutises Gn3ei6tn safdr, oab Ct
abegmlis osT Daa Street al Ollie
tommsR Miro. pslhs our9 cine 9e.oz
tlemme in csH lsbten SagsH pisoer
arg srihiiitls porosn lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Der sOnntassbOt'
QiMt ttnO sMatten.

n..aaa I'D. nalIns pII,lses apnllea !,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Sin oeatl6sr @elebrtsr bat erildrt
odB mar 6alo Geo1ntsn pbotogrlz
pbirsn tonne. 0atirlid MIR, peHn
man pelde bat. 10 nidts lit, BAT oer
4aiisr unO in oisiem 5ule aud Rr
s9eOanteusp botpsrap9" isin Reti
rsrloren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

ilgsH 6an0sl ss6iinst. 9ermutblia baz
sen bic @inppbnsr oisisr Stdote oou
ben Sapansrn l9oR 2lles gstauit mas
lie in BEN RG6itsn SaArsH braug
den.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

8irlteu aH0 Raabritter 9It e
beatsaidgs nidt meier; Te Ijao Idnait
purt Srutmasndtgn un0 trgHms
Wnlitifsr sriehf mnrnsn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27

NEW YORK. November os.-FLouR--
Steady but quiet. Rye flour--firm. Buck
wheat flour-Quic,. ornmeaI--Steady.
R!e-Steady. Wheat--spot, firm; No. . rod,
shG:,s elevator. Options. l,Am 25sc net
p;ccehisher tnhoi Observation-Disclosures
hisher. December closed y1.05. May s110;s
Ccri--Spot. barely steady; No. 2. 6A,sc ele-
raior Options, IAIlA ne, higher; De.
ctmber closed 65Ac; May closed GSI.c Oats
Spot. steady; mixed. sec
Cut Meats---Easy. picked bellies az lie
htd--.Steady; Western. prime, s7.75@s7.s5:
refined irregular: continent, $3.50; South
$3.50; compound. 7isGl 7a.c. Pork
Steady. Tallow-Dull. Petroleum-Firm.
Rosln-Quiet; strained. common to good,
$S.6t 10 1910. Turpentine--QuIct. iSc.
Rice-Steady Molasses--Qu,ct Sugar
Raw. quiet fair refining. s3.1o@ $3.50: CEN
usfugal &c test 1857: molasses sugar. $3.50
as..so: refined, quiet, Coffec--spot. quiet:
No. Rio. SIC: No. Santos. 7ssc. Mild
coffee, steady. eordova. 9Sdl0nc. Futures
net unchanged 10 points higher. Fregh,s
and peanuts--Steady. unchanged. Pota-
tcet---Irregular; eBrmuda second crop. per
barrel. siMsG; Southern s2Ms3. Cabbages
--pni1 unchanged. Cottonseed Oil--Quiet;
fin on professional bull support. Prime
crude. oi'sc: prime summer yellow. 3ac; Oft
summer yellow, aga soc; good off summer
Yellow. seq s5c; prime white, 4oc; prime
winter yellow, 800 SIC
Butter--Steady: imitation creamery frsts
22G 23c. Cheese-Quist, unchanged. ESss
STEADY, unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
NEW VIRGINIA C oNcERNs
Charters Granted Yesterday by STATE
CorpOrntlon Com m isalOn.

Charters Granted Yesterday by state
Corporation Commission.
The state Corporation Commission
yesterday issued the following char
ters:
Reliance Cemetery Association. Ro-
lance. a. w. Couthorn. A. 3. McDer-,
mott. b. F. Cooley. S. A. Kline.
j. l. Rruver, r. II. Bruver..ali
OF Reliance. No capital stock. OBJ
Jects: Cemetery for interment of the
dead.
Allegheny Ice Company unc).. Gov
ington. w. y. A1cAllster. president:
Il. r. Pi.zer, G. u. Lam, secretary-all
or Covinston. Va. Capital. $4,000. OBJ
Il. S. oglesby Co. tInc.), Lynchburg.
]. r. Gillian. president: Il. $. Oglesby,
vice. president: L. d. HorneI~secretary
and treas urer-all OF Lynchburg. Capt
tai, 100000. Objects: Manufacturing
and rchandising.
vice president; r. NJ. Hudson. counsel
all OF Norfolk. Capital. $4,000. OBJ.
jects: Grocery business.
The Greenesville Drug COMPANY tlnc.l |.
Mahood, vice. president: w. r. Cato,
secretary. Capital, $4,000 Objects:
Drug business.
Island Granite Company f1nc.). Rich
nnond. W. B. Gay, president; L E. vi.
Richmond Capital $1,000. Objects:
Carry on the business OF quarrying.
etc.
The Roanoke Mica Mining Company
Inc.). Roanoke. &. NJ. Arres, presi-
Overstreet, secretary and treasurer
al! OF Roanoke. Capital, $4,000. OBJ
jects: Mica mining.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
1 PRICES ADVANCE !
On; SMALL Demand D. \ I
No Signs Of Selling Out OF Col
lateral Loans, and Holders Not
Anxious to Sell Stocks.
CALL MONEY GROWS EASIER
------------------------
z ~
CALL MONEY GROWS EASIER
This Due in Large Measure t
the Small Demand for Loans
at Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. November 2s.--'rlere
were none of the signs of selling our
Z ~ collateral loans in to-days stock
market, such as has been the depross-
ing influence al Intervals for some tlhle
past. Free from this influence the
scarcity of the market supply OF stocks
& again became manifest and prices ad'
vanced easily on a small demand. me
advance in prices did not bring OUT
Increased offerings. but the scanty de-
mand became even lighter leaving the
market in a condition of extreme dun.
ness In some OF the later stages.
feature OF the day was the growing
due to the small deIuard FOR loans ny
tie Stock Exchange. The approach OF
the end of the month leaves open u
probability of temporary hardeni nv
( u money rates to meet the urge re-
qilremants of that period.
TIE interest and dividend payments
for December still show aggregate far
III excess of previous years; arguing
Sutton sst Of protits. Tie ease Of the call
loan market did not bring correspond
ing increase in the demand for com.
mercial paper, for which there Is We.
practically no market.
THE refusal to take commercial paper
by the small interior banks is charged
by the New York dealers to be an ac-
commandment of piling up OF cash
holdings to the point of snrfeit.
The days most Important develop
ment was the favorable light thrown
on the affairs of Western banking
institution. which has been the SUD
iect of suspicion in the recent. past
but which is now understood to be IN.
sured combined protection BY pledged
support of the banks of several OF the
great money centres. including New
York Sales of currency We're OF only
the smallest denominations, supposed TO
he for payroll purposes. The rates
paid for foreign exchange were. lower
and the days engagements OF gold
abroad were light. The private rates
of discount declined in London. which
was taken to reflect the belief that our
demands for gold, are coming to
limit. Stocks retained the full days
gains at the closii
!. : Bonds We're irr, ,snlar. Total sales,
ltar value. s2.54S00O.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call. Total sales of stocks for the
day We're 45a,2oo shares.
NEW YORK, November 2s.-Money
rate about per cent. closing, offered
at bid: time loans firm; sixty days
10 per cent: ninety days. ~ per cent.
siX months, l.. per cent: prime mer-
camille paper nominally. S to 10 per
cent; sterling exchange easier. with
actual business in bankers bills at
st.sssoa1 s4.sss5 for demand and at
commercial bills s4.76ps4.765o: bar sill
ver 81 SIS: Mexican dollars. 4s; gov
eminent bonds steady: railroad bonds
irregular.