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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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CRIME. Si~s SEN. SI.l1.s ngarruH-arp m-
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s625-0bO. %
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S200-2.2 %: aqf8dlt s2.50-2.75.
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s 5s5-600: aegs. S3.40-350.
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S34C-850.
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2Ae. fnuere zee.
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ediufine. - Observation-Disclosures Ieib,
&C. 1M-st. ftmere @are. GA-7c.
OrAhichyssSammcr. 25-35 8fIno. S300
Zoo.
2r6cuefe @FfidacL oihner oenner. leih,
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-C Nnlsa cite STAG np. GAIT nejsr az
Nv iiaf CAleu tt 2utifoe fpif illn raus
ot 1856, ae.. Uaatrc nanTe 1o--ftc @hufe.
iaiucft INST Seesr1. St0uU-t2.0O. Ncfne ans
aerapiie rer Eufeno ST.00-QO0.
EauAfH. ~ 0cbcn0e. Ensenn. qlc-SfJoa.
isie 1s-s5c. iuuac Iaa6cn. fcfie. s2.a0: ma.
rfre t00-1.2s.
qsfbsr. 5o-eo mfnns. 7e: COB
etrne 7issc TOO 3ifrs. sp--oc: 60
aG $50. 4ia los. extra flucn. I0Acs s5-f6t
tft. m1e6r HID tciht tic.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

ErnNT per EYirn .... II =~1z
RuttgruittS. neue, rer nnfheI..-... LIS 300
gcpTes .18 - Is
aaFi1nieu. rene fIrfne Der Ru.
bon 30 Rfuuo .................. 400 -l.Bol
ggitnnieu. arose Der Rfuno...... .Oa - 10
SafeInfNe. Der Rfuub ............ ill., ~
6i6ornuiFe. nene Der pu. BON
so pfb. -Eben Farfs@ .... .76-fOO
Reouuts banoaspiiats @iratnta.
her Rf1nb ........N-4... .061k- ut
Reanuts seeon6s Der RfifnS... .05K- loa
FcfosuiHe. mere. ed Ron 10e.. SOS $50
Reaunts. ~oeraliete per 1flrb..... ON .08
Fecnns. Der pfunb ........-..... IT - IS
EnnrfHe neue. California,
NIT iueiHer Ehds. mr. 1funb.. Is - ia
BeuriYhte MfHe. per nftnb -..-.- IL .1B
9etteu.
SeiSel6eerru. - aorbe. 6-s Quarts, WfAis
aan, so coz fnnch. aaieSuperior, s .OO-ffos
0ifien bon 16 EuGris. fnHch. trodcn. S1.sB[
2 700. meife. qeriuae. 81 .65-1.7b.
ETUm6eerru. - QiiteN. 10 Euarts; Qdtsfonsi
ausaspdbIie. trodens. s1.25; neiue nei6e "a
Simbe,rsn. mots afnen. "a rtussI
neihtaar. main Nfn. sf.TS.
Sfrhsrrrn. - e mtpnrae affien. % Ffs1
m1nt1 Alin. stT6. pei6s Neiue, N $3.50: afs
len. fe cwarts. M1aiH EuH. sf.T5; frciae. ne4
dHae. $50.
Tdsnen.
GaninIrupes. - California, In GfarSmbS
hrdfEs, S2-76-3,00. Rcnn Crates, 5000 2Bs
arisoHa. srckf Crates. S3-5o-8.75: 9ninoisr
mems y EcffeIsR5rbe, 25-35c; fance alma
t5-sE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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q. i5tei5c man dr-
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ssoss 4A
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Watts. 4cruilns .parcn i4naa ur6 nieerts
25al 54H Arcbsbta - Gdgs Irfuhr ieit
uAila 10 Hater-I Sex $50 10. 4 ueibar
Ratg SIC 70. Isl Lar SOC. 2 DO aahf
63zc 3 10. g3c. Zc 5 iusirer-I SCR 68c.
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cltlt eilara ~ Sat9g ..........-8 90-f1
silii35s slstse u Sa9en ....-..+-.3.s0-3.A9
$3.50 S9tiea tn Snden ........2s5-205
8oeernrShi 81 4le-4sl
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SEiel-e isiHe y~iooltng5 ............. 2Bb0
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

bANh $50 HNlba EAQAtH Uuh xxx
gslineim Strtle Die Socals9lgentur unieres
Slaite5 oortielbit iberHommen uno bes
te9tiet III ABoaneuentsgeIoer ionic neae
SnolerlpItoHen IN @mpfang 5u nsbuen.
STATE OF WISCONSIN MIL
WAUKEE COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Louise
Odenbrett. Deceased.
Letters Testamentary on the Estate Of
Louise Odenbrett, late of the CITY ofMil-
wakee in said County of Milwaukee.
deceased, having been duly granted to
Marie Hessen and johanna Holtz by this
Court;
IT IS ORDERED, That the time from
the date hereof until and including the
hrst Tuesday Of April A. ID. 1908, be
and the same is hereby fixed as the time
within which all creditors of the said
Louise Odenbrett deceased, shall pro.
sent their claims for examination and
allowance.
II Is FURTHER ORDERED, That all
claims and demands of all persona
against said Louise Odenbrett. deceased,
be examined and adjusted before thia
Court. at its Court Room in the Court
House, in the City Of Milwaukee, in said
County, at the special term thereof
appointed to be held on the first Tuesday
of July 1908, and all creditors are
hereby notified thereof.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED. That
notice of the time and place at which
said claims and demands will be exam
med and adjusted as aforesaid, and of
the time above limited for said creditors
to present their claims and demands, ba
given by publishing a copy Of this order
and notice, for four consecutive weeks,
once in each week, in the Columbia,
a newspaper published in the County Of
Milwaukee, the first publication to be
within fifteen days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day Of September 1907.
By the Court:
JOHN c. KAREL,
County Judge.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
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@en1hit.
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0lOts aabsu. - Sielise. oas 2ueeno eanbsl
81 i0--i5c; Nai6eL 85-46c.
Ssarans. e'eaaes per 9uuoert aopie. 800
@etos @abtu. Rene. b,.sn. sos eussrs
@nEoel i--15c; Nufbei. 35-40c.
SiumeHt etefiggr, oas EuecHo. ie nad
grof IND GadIttdt Sio0--t.25: aertneeTer
sensris. - @,i8iaon sas Guteuo. 15-2oe.
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@Ee t5-2oc; 3aiuois. h,slnibei &or 10
Con elant sieEee. per Guseuo. 5o-75e;
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griHs aplsSrlu 0ieIsg Dos GuesuS.
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@riius gTBisa. eiefae Der gui5eL aele.
gl'sErsttia 9teioer. in 5laibsn. per Qut.
aoslrabi 9ieaae. Sas Nuseno aHuoel.
2aHe 9ier a~eoaalsu,ry Der Gnten0. ie
ealat- gIsiteriaIai. btefser. Sos RusenS
Eilfoel tlneN arose. 20-25c
SrpHaiat. eieHser. oas Entenb a5bfe 80
@%,aiarau. Sicfasr. leo ennseI. 75e-st.
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estraien. Enrssl. @eue. bieiae. Der BIN.
/ bel iie.ne. 5c.
RfffiCr, ~ Sorfn. s-f0c
&ieaiant eieiies. ret Nnr0eI tein Ont.
sere thriuc 9lHoeA Il mas @raRe. 15-20c
aartafiein. gteue iauco, Gnfe. in Gdfen.
52-55e 'retss. 5S-62ei leiHe. gerinae 60
/ Csc. hieiiec 50--f0c.
aaeissmsg siefies. Der Huseua sHnoeI
! l1rch. 15-2nc.
gutabnaa& Genaod. per 9nfbsI 4o-45e,
/ HeHde rcr 9nfh.. 40-E0c.
eslbst. sis'iasr. psr 100 ahHosL. 75c-
esiHet. eieiaer. ssr auIbeL ie uo9 Cma.
{ FiN. 40-fQc,
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@nhsbuburu. ~ 9usdcwhhIfe 7F-s5c. t.
+ @T -Varte 75-ss.. retse. 60-G0c.
Sewatues. ~ Niat Tr0ies. 4 afrhe N1ifois.
015t cfyirre 10-fSc. HHfbsf. Ct
erGis 50-75c; htgiae 6Q-75c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
gtoti,!

Intern eeIern in ct. Ra3ian5, RieI
ano umeebans sur ssfl. glotiB odB Serr
gsllnelm girtIe Die alsQgentur unieres
Slaite5 oortielblt iberHommen uub bes
rehtiet III ABolnementsseIoer iopie neua
SHblerlpttoHen IN @mpfang III nebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22
Frahtc nnh GHFe.

a'pitl. IN Sa1srn. auErabl. eIeiHurasta
aUs iaL $500 QQ. afiucpuitne. ueiHe $3.50
5o' gagn'it bsruHier BITE ~ $50
100 atiitH eeer sdrbs 7 suibsi. iantn.
L60: atrrhuiiHc RE ausogudhiis AZ 81 0O-
ee asvnsat 59-1se; aoroe = Su. ie mao
siraiatis 81 1900; ems. si55-
California Npsifnisu. - 1ssns nss.
zen Il@t 25, &ar.a Grlrfa.bs SIZES
eaIHssaia Elrusu. i.enrb. aifisu. aart.
t e1 $3.50
RHsnmsa erafss rfd a acr5su Hursans
25; Giseous atIe1s 81 q5@25a 10.
Ealfur1as Hrlafh1rs. SCOPES. =uea,
-ns sfes-2a0.
eiriarn. e5elu aiHsr bon IL rss
ttit iairs co. aterrriie rrine SITS
E1ll 'lt idHcn 0reke s225; ptiAe.
e flfe 81 fieire. se00-9 qs.
t'nru fruse Sc ftiv1rse. fenre. Sa1o.
tanrt S2.75-Soo; a5r-
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saFH. ~ Efa g rsr Rt,us. Fix.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-22

0jt Erpeoann oieies 9Idties
g @laIcn atyaRs. Wilpauiee, Qis..
otrienoet eieien hi.5Ihen Galenoer frei
Der No1t gg1en G~ualenbunq oon nur
p Gents lref8r aud 9riefmorsen
onoenenmM 3osroen) mad ir9eno ei
ner g5oyeft ia 2lueticd oasr i'm Auss
lanoe.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-10
KNOLL GETS CONTRACT.
New West Haven Block for A. f. woods
Sons,


In connection with the erection of a
store and tenement block at the corner
of Campbell avenue and Main street,
for A. F, Woods & Son, druggist, the
contract for the carpentry work has
been awarded to Carl A. Knoll & Son
and that of the masonary to D. G. Car
michael, The contracts for the plumb
ing and heating and painting have not
been let as yet.
The building will be three stories
high the first floor of which will be Of
brick construction, and the other two
Of half timber and stucco construction.
The first floor will be arranged for four
up-to-date stores, and the two floors
above will be arranged for four tene-
ments, which will be provided with all
modern improvements.
The work Of excavating for the foun-
dation has been started and the cree
tion Of the building will be completed
as soon as possible.
1t is estimated that the structure
when completed will have cost over
100000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-10
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Reoctionary Tendency Becomes Rather
Marked in Trading.

MARKED In Trading.
New York, July 9,-The reactionary
tendency became rather marked In to-
days stock market, although there was
some show Of resistance to the de-
cline and efforts to support prices were
evident at some points, The principal
ground for tine reaction was the bank
ing position, although the rates charg-
ed for money to-day showed no symp-
toms of a coming stringency In view
OF the special requirements impending
this tranquility Of the money market
looks back for explanation to the es-
Inmates Of the known movements of
money last week, which indicated
gain by the banks Of six to eight mill
lion dollars, although the bank state
n1ent reported a decrease in case Of
five millions. This discrepancy In the
statement was the main cause of the
low surplus which was stated at be-
low 100000. If this had been the ac.
tual condition of New York's banking
surplus on Saturday 1t would be din
cult to explain how the withdrawal
I, OF Sl,750,000 gold for export and the
obligation to be faced of a return Of
government deposits tomorrow
amounting to $3o,00000O for the whole
country and about $12OO0,O00 for the
New York city banks, could fail to
precipitate a disturbance in the local
money market. The New York banks
| have turned in only about S2,000,O0o Of
the $120O0,000 of government deposits
winch they will be required to surren-
der tomorrow. On the other hand on
| ly $6,24S, $50 of government q per cent
| bonds have been presented at the New
York sub-treasury since July LIST. The
| maturity Tomorrow Of instruments of
/ subscriptions amounting to $4,000. 001
Tor Union Pacific convertible bonds and
| $5O0000 for Atchison convertible bonds
are conplcating factors in the position
| July 10th is thus seen to be, to some
extent, a critical period in the money
market and it's passage without dis
turbance will be felt as presenting a
clear field beyond Foreign exchange
rates declined during the day and the
chance Of further immediate exports Of
gold was averted. Reports of varions
new phases of government activity
against corporations We're an adverse
influence to attempt to advance prices.
| The marking down of the price of cop
per seemed to be of unfavorable eff
/ feet although copper stocks were adj
vanced yesterday in expectation Of this
action. st. Paul offered the only point
of active resistance to the decline, eff
feets at support centering on that
stock, which closed at a gain of over
a point Otherwise declines are gem
eral, Union Pacific being most con-
spieuous.
Bonds were weak, Total sales, par
value, $1,424000,
U. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
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RAILS LAID AT NIGHT.
Cars Commence Running Over New
Outbound Track on WhaIley Ave.

Cars Commence Running Over New
Outbound Track on WhaIley Ave.
Yesterday morning cars were run
over the new track that has been laid
on Whalley avenue for the FIRST time.
The work of connecting the new tracks
TO the old ones at Broadway and Gar
den street was done at night SO traf-
fic would be Interrupted as little as
possible. Out bound cars will run over
these new rails, while the in bound will
be run over the same tracks as former
", The old out bound rails will be
torn up and new ones laid When COM
pleted this will be used BY the in bound
cars and the present in track will be
removed permanently When all these
changes are made the tracks on Whal-
ley avenue will be in the center Of the
roadway and not as is the present ar
rangement nearer the south curb.
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Perseverance council, No 80, D, Of
l., will have installation Of officers
this evening and will initiate several
candidates. Refreshments will be serv-
ell after the meeting. This council is
not only fourishing with regard to the
number Of its members, but is also in a
most excellent financial condition.
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TAKE MEDICAL EXAMs.
Thirty-nine Candidates TOiling for Ii


Iblrty-nfne JmnWIWIEEs NWAIiKEE Tut 1t
cenScs,
Thirty-nine medical students toil2d
away all dav yesterday in the city hall,
writing the examinations for state
medical licenses. The exams opened at
9 o'clock in the morning, and viii con
tinue through to-day. Seven women
nre at the same time taking examina-
tions for licensed midwives.
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CLOSING PRICES

Reported over private wires OF Prince
& Whitley, members of the new
York and Boston Stock Exchanges
New York Office So broadway and ~
Center street New Iiaven Conn.
New York, July ..
Bid.&skaa
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires OF Prince
8 Whitley. members Of the New
Yort and Boston Stock Exchanges
New yrrk office So Broadway ana lis
Center street New Haven Conn.
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BOSTON STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wires OF Horn,
blower & Weeks, members of the
New York and Boston Stock Ex-
changes, New Haven office, n Center
street.
Boston, July 8
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LOCAL srocLS QUOTATIONS..

Quotations reported by Kimberly
Root & Co. Investment Brokers, 1873 Or
ange street. New Haven, Conn:
Par, Bid Asked
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Sentiment was mixed. but with the
general feeling one Of caution, in view
of the recent sharp advance in securi-
ties and the numerous engagements
which capitalists and bankers have to
meet to-day.
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late features OF
The STOCK MARKET
Prices Take a Heavy Drop
and Close Weak.
GENERAL SELLING
No Gold Taken, Sterling
Easier and Cut in Cop
per Prices.

The stock market whirlea about yes
terday and closed quite weak, after
heavy drop in prices of active stocks.
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There was renewed selling for short
account, as we'll as profit-taking on last
weeks purchases.
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Copper -. 9O7s 81
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There was some public absorption of
stocks after the early break by those
who thought the business situation was
in a fairly strong position and who
did not believe there would be SER
ious setback.
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.Ex dividend.
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The consensus Of opinion was that s
per cent. Atchison bonds offered at par
would be taken by the shareholders Of
that company, while the syndicate UNI
Gerwriting the Union Pacific 4 per cent.
convertibles offered, at 80 would have
ITO take most of the issue.
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The activity of certain Boston houses
that usually operate for Lawson sug-
gested profit taking by the prophet.
Some brokers thought they could trace
sales of nearly $4,000 shares to his ac-
count this week.
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Foreign markets closed generally
weak, with notable decline in copper
shares at the close st. Paul was an
exception to the general weakness at
the close here, showing an advancing
tendency.
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The weakness in Japanese bonds was
more pronounced than since the war
scare started, The As We're offered
down nearly point and the A 1-2s
were off IL point. There has been some
liquidations of them by investors, who
do not like the situation, but interna-
tional banking houses have found a
ready demand for all bonds supplied.
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The June gross of Great Northern in
creased $4,000, and the total for the
fiscal year gained SO, 600. The Bur
lington gross for 1906-07 is $4,000, 900,
or $4,000, 600 above those of last year
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The interview with Henry Q. Frick
on the business situation was received
with general satisfaction. It was re-
garded as a conservative statement,
and that that financier predicted that
there would not be any serious set
back in business, had a reassuring eff
feet.
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The ease of call money yesterday led
many to believe that Secretary Cortel-
you might grant a postponement for
the return of government funds.