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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
kSUNTOS LOCALES
Sobre la Guardia Ma
ciOna1. Ell rn6dico de
Puerta de TERRA.
vIAIE A >BARCELO LONA
Importantes servicios del po'
licia senior Tu6no.
riha entire muieres.
vIA!E A BARCELONA

La gente Sc pregunta cuan-
do Sc reauudan los ejercicios de la
Guardia Nacional.
Ell policia Jose R. Tu6do
arrest6 aver q Juan Masoyer por
proferir frases obcenas en- la via
.pdblica ysCasildo Diaz por infrac--
ci6n q las ordenanzas municipales.
FL primero fue multado con tres
dollars y con cincuenta centavos
el segundo.
-En el vapor espaiiol del dia ~
saldrdn para Barcelona, los seiiores
don M. Casas Pedrerol y don Ho-
1orato Andres, con el fin de con-
tratar y traer para el mes de diciem.
bre pr6ximo una buena compaiia
de zarzuela.
--Hasta hoy, que sepamos, nc
ha tornado possession de la titular
de Puerta de Terra el doctor Ro.
nero, sustituyendole en- su cargo
otro medico municipal que no esta
nj puede estar siempre en- aquel
barrio para atender cualquier case
urgente. Aver Sc lie busc6 en- la
Sala de Socorros, para un enfermo
de cuidado y no pudo encontrarse
le. Esto debe evitarse por quien
corresponds.
Anoche, a las 8 y media er
la calle de San Sebastian, Maris
Cristina Lopez, agredio con un pa
10, por question de celos, a Angelin'
Reyes, produciendole una herld'
contusa en- la region frontal dere
cha, seccionando los tejidos; otr
confusion fernando trombo sobr
el hom6plato derecho y otra sobr
el antebrazo del mismo lado.
Oportunamente fue conducid
a la sala de socorros donde Sc la asis
li6. La agresora fue arrestada.
La function de anoche en- G
cinemat6grafo de los sefores Por
tell y Garcia, fue del agrado de
p1blico. Las pellculas aSueiio d
I'm pintor', oPobre madre!O y aGral
incendio' fueron muy aplaudidas
Una advertencia q los empire
sarios: convendrfa que el tel6n dor
de Sc exhiben las vistas, tuviese /
menos una, vara mas levantado d.
suelo, pues tai como hoy Sc encuer
ira casi la mitad de los expectadc
res tienen que ponerse de pie par
apreciar la exhibici6n de las vista,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
AOT|C|AS GENFRALES
Condenados a presidio.
Subscription para un
asilo de carload.
HlRlO A sU EsPOSA
A seguir estudios superiores.
Panaderia claugurada.
Rentas internss.

El Juez de Ia Corte de Distri-
to de Mayagiiez dict6 las siguientes
sentencias de presidio: Jose Men
dez, I a1o por escalamiento; Ra-
mon Nonato Torres I afo 3 meses
por hurto mayor; Angel Ortiz
aiio mes por hulto mayor; Deme-
trio Justiniano, conocido, tambien
FOR Antonio Terez, aios 6 me-
ses; Simplicio Tirado S amos por
atentado contra la vida y Eugenio
Gonzalez Rodriguez, por incendio
malicioso en- 1er grado, Ell la casa
del seiior Arrillaga, 10 amos de re.
clusi6n.
-Por inicitiava de varios ca
balleros de Aguadilla Sc ha alberto
una suscripci6n phblica cen el fin
de restaurar el edi6cio conocido
por centro aEI Porveniro para esta-
blecer en- el in Asilo de Carload.
La idea es altamente generosa y
debe ser secundada por todas las
personals de buena voluntad.
Aver por la maiaua, en- el
barrio Washington, de Ponce, Luis
Bocsnegra, por motive de DISCUS
tos tenidos con su esposa Victoria
Cartsgena, con quien esta en- ira
mites de divorcio, lie iniri6 dos
heridas graves en- la cara, empren.
diendo luego la fuga. El cabo Ca
sanova 10 arrest6.
La Colecturfa de Rentas In-
ternas de Arecibo produjo durante
el pasado mes de agosto la suma de
$35. $50. 80 por diversas entradas.
I'll Official de sanidad de Are
cibo mando clausurar una panade-
, ria de la succession del sefior Pizzini
por no hallarse en- condolences hi
giknicas. En- Puerta de TERRA te-
nemos tambien una panaderia, en-
la parada 7, y por ser dicho horno
de la propiedad de- I'm republican,
inhuyente, Sc lie ha consentido te-
nerlo trabaiando SIN yer que causa
dafios q las casas vecinas con el ca
lor que despide y adenas porque
tiene muy baja la chimenea.
Dos hijos de nuestro amigo
/ el doctor Marcano, de Rio Piedras,
E embarcaron aver para los Estados
= Unidos a seguir estudios superiores.
5 Buen viaje y TN triunfo complete
i. deseamos los inteligentes estu-
: diantes que Sc ausentan en- busca de
: I'm porvenir.
: La Corte municipal senten
clio aver q diez dollars de multa
+ Maria Diaz, por abuse de confan
's "a. Esta individua recibi6 de Nj
J. colasa Rosario I'm arc de orc y va
o rios retazos de tela para que Sc 10
o vendiera La Diaz hizo su nego
L clio y no rindi6 cuenta a la duefia
l. 81 case fue investigate por el pc
licfa Jose Rodriguez Tuffio guile,
l. llevo el asunto 4 los tribunales.
Is -El doctor don Pedro More
N ha sido nombrado O6cial de sanida
de Aiiasco.
u Aver Sc ausent6 para los E.
N tados Unidos Ell tip6grafo don Gui
ID llermo c. Pefa, con objeto de re.
U tablecer SD salud.
-El jueves pasado, segGu no
N ticias, ocurri6 I'm suceso lamentab
ia en- la hacienda sMercedita, y de Y
bucoa. Hallabase limpiando I'm rs
as v6lver el ioven Eduardo Berries
le- escap6sele un tiro que fue q her
'os en- Ell cuello al obrero Francisco S
las rrano. 81 herido fue lIevado
oe hospital y ell heridor Sc presento
no las autorldades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
POr able
NRvCO ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DEMOcRIuI UNOE

con el n1mero exacto de vigantes del orden en- la
ciudad, que es relativamente muy corto. Sc asegu-
ra que el Jap6n, 81 los Estados Unidos no interv.
niesen amigabemente en- su favor para conjurar el
conActo planteado con Inglatefra por los desmanes
de sus colonos, los Estados Unidos sufriran perju
clos en- sus posesiones de Filipinas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11

tro personal en- la plaza de Colon
los j6venes don Manuel Vazquez,
hijo del sefior Vazquez Alay6n en-
pleado del municipio y don Sebas.
tian Dalmau Canet, sreporters def
sBoletin Mercantl. La pOlicia In.
[, t,rvino en- Ia question.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-11
|NFORMES O|yERSQS
Reunion de la Sub-jun-
ia uniOnista de San
Juan. = Acuerdos.
PROXlMA ASAMBLEA
Cartas detenidas en- Ia Ad.
ministracfn de Correos.
Doctor Velleneour.
PROXlMA AsAMBLEA

la sub-Junta local unionista bajo la
presldencia del joven don Julio To.
rres, tratando de importantes cues
tiones entire elias Ia circular del
presidente de Junta Local, seior
Diez de Andino, sobre formation
de un censo electoral y la celebra.
ci6n de una asamblea para el mes
de noviembre. FL vlce-presidente
don Manuel Santana, hizo uso de
Ia palabla y apoy6 los asuntos So
metldos 4 delibefaci6n de la sub
Junta, con sencillos y buenos razo-
namientos. El secretario sekor Es.
teban Morales, habl6 tambien So
bre el proyecto de la asamblea, pro-
poniendo que Sc invitasc para di-
cho acto, por circular, q los demas
organismos de la ciudad y sus ba-
rrios. FL jueves pr6ximo volvera
4 reunirse dicha sub Junta para to-
mar acuerdos de6nitivos.
Continuation de las cartas
detenidas en- la administration de
correos de esta ciudad:
Jose Caballero, Andras Cano.
rari, Juan Camargo, Victor Clifford,
Fermin Colon, Miss Idalia Cross,
Santiago Cruz, Magdalena Colin,
Dolores Conception, Nicolas Serich,
Doctor Mendel Donochi, Jus
tina Dlaz, Enrique Dlaz, Martina
Delgado, Julia del Vale, Maria Da'
Wis, Dolores A. de Fortuiio. { aon,
tlnuara.
-Nuestro estimado amigo e
doctor Velleneuor, desempefia ID
plaza de medico de Pefiuelas, don
de ha sido muy bien acogido tantC
por sus conocimientos como por su!
prendas de caracter y ,por los es
fuerzos que realiza a fin de ponel
aquella poblaci6n en- buenas condi
clones higienicas, pues desde hac'
muchos aiios Sc carecfa alli de me
dico. Felicitamos al pueblo de Pc
iuelas por la adquisici6n que hi
hecho.
Hoy Sc vic en- la Corte dt
Dlstrito de San Juan el juicio Sc
guido contra don Fernando de Jual
(hijo) por el delito de violaci6n ID
sepultura. FL Jurado, en- vista d
las pruebas practicadas 10 declar
no culpable y el Juez 10 absolvi6
El juicio, por igual delito con
ira Pedro Elias sepulturero de Ca
tafio Sc celebrara en- el;pr6ximo tel
mino.
"A bordo del sCoamo,S en-
barc6 aver para los Estados Unidc
acompahado de su distiuguida e.
posa, .nuestro muy estimado amig
don Nicolas Santini, jefe de un
de los departamentos mas In
portantes de la sPuertorican Amer
can Tobacco Company
Los esposos Santini visits
ran, en- su visje de recreo, las mi
hermosos ciudadades de la Nacit
americana.
Les deSeamos muy gratas ir
presiones y que pronto realicen t
'e felicfsimo viaje de retorno es
y terra donde cuentan con numer
= SOS y sinceros amigos.
-Esta noche dara retreta
% la plaza de aBaldoriotyn la ban
a. del Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
g -Llamamos la atenci6n de
seioras que van al teatro oal cir
es mat6grafo, luciendo voluminos
10 sombreros, que va varias person
l. Sc nos han quejado de esa falta
L consideration, pues a la vez que
u Sc ha acostumbrado nunca aqui
n esos espectacu!os con sombreros,
o. una gran molestia que Sc proper,
To- naa las personas que por desgrs
m- les toca estar detras, porqui Sc
zen privadas de yer 10 que Sc repres
'or ia.
Anoche tuyi,ron uu encu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-29
Delights a Large Audience a.
the Auditorium.
TRIUMPH FORMR.JEBE
The Conductor Proved Himself
Most Capable.
Mr.. Klingenberg and Mrs. Jebe
Score Personal Successes.

1t is now a certainty that in the
Topeka Orchestral society Kansas
may lay claim to something more than
the nucleus of an excellent symphony
orchestra. The concert given by the
organization at the Auditorium last
night exceeded the most sanguine ex-
pectations of those of the audience
who had not been present at re-
haarsaIs and who were unprepared for
so finished and artisticaIly satisfying
a performance as the society gave un-
der the direction of Mr.. Halfdan Jebe,
organizer and conductor. To say that
the orchestra is not in some respects
amateurish would be, of course, TO
stretch the truth unnecessarily for
such weaknesses as the performance
showed were inevitable, considering
the yOuthfulness of the society, and as
the defects were undoubtedly as evil
dent to the conductor and the musi-
clans as to the listener any criticism
of them would be entirely gratuitous-
What may be said of the orchestra
with absolute sincerity is that Mr..
Jebe has succeeded in collecting from
purely local sources some superior or
chestraI material and that, in spite of
lack OF experience in. ensemble play
ing-for the society has been in ex-
sistence only a few months-his play
ers last night proved their ability to
cope with a programme of serious in
tent and considerable technical de-
mands and to master both the intel
lectual content and the mechanical
difficulties of the score.
That Mr. Jebe is a finished musician
Topeka audiences have had abundant
proof in his several concert appear
ances since he came to the Washburn
music school last fall. As soloist COM
poser and conductor his work is
equally distinguished. Last night we
had him in the two latter roles only
and his achievement was sufficient to
arouse extreme enthusiasm. AS a
conductor he is earnest and unaffected
and while everyone might not agree
with his readings there could be no
doubt as to the sincerity of his con-
ceptions.
In his hands his orchestra, COM
posed of forty more or less mex
perienced and amateurish players, be-
came a peculiarly plastic medium of
expression and he achieved with them
effects always intelligent and some
times brilliant to the verge of cleo
trifying- Mr.. Jebe has the faculty of
skilfully vOcalizing a score and the
performance was singularly and graft
fyingly free from any suggestion of
confusion o. incOherence. faults which
would have been condoned. and are
even to be expected in an mex
perienced organization.
Mr.. Jebe conducted the entire pro-
gTamme including Gluck's Iphigenia
Overture, a Lohengrin Fantasia Dali
Abaco's Concerto da Chiesa for
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That CaIifronia Trim.

Now is the time to make your Cali
fornia trip-$5O there and back One
way through Portland $3.50 extra.
Tickets on sale every day from June 8
70 Is. and June p to July 3. Tickets
GOOD in either Pullman Palace or Tourist
Sieeping Cars. BY taking a tourist
sleeper. passengers can materially re-
duce the cost of California tour with
out sacrificing the sEghtest degree of
comfort. Tourist Sleeping Cars run
daily to California via Union Pacific.
For reservations and all information
INQUIRE of F. A. Lewis, City Ticket Agt.
625 Kansas avenue. or J. c. Fulton, De-
pot Agent
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WANTS
md MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
WE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-~~~~~~-~~~~~~--~- -~~~~~~-~~~
c. c; Moore to J. A Waugh. lots ~
and z1S Strait ave, J. w. Morris
L. c. hammond and wife to j. Col
hinge, lot Sc Peter St, Cranes add. LOS
Rhodus. part lots 366. 36s and $40
Monroe St, Ritchies' add. 600
Bet F. Rh %du5 to Ia G Sn same ne 600
and N 4 20 Polk st... AM. ~ $500
H: W. Chafree and wife to H Stran-
MaeDonaldis G Gra VieM sub aTa;
NJ. NJ Johnson 10 c. Sooysmith, lots
1s4 to aO4. inc, Locust ST., Parkdale
c. sooyysmith to E. E. Roudebush,
H. L Sell to j. ii. Sell. lots 30 and s.
G. w. Grimes and wife to Shawnee
county. part of the s w Z 17-1l-16 !. 400
lot 100 Polk ST., Higginbotham's
Bank of Topeka to NJ. Couture. lots
go and 3i2 Lincoln St, Lafayette
International Imp. Co. to G. H
Hoyes. lot 81 and the S. y of lot
J. L. Catham to H. Ekbiad. lots IS
and lot As Western ave, Watson's
The fl' College of Bethany to L. M. 'O
Nellis, tract in section 27-11-i5. -. 1000
A J. Johnston and wife to L. L.
Taylor. the S. w. u of the s. E. u
]. Armstrong to E. T. Armstrong. -'
lots ls9 to 21s, inc, Winter ave, Ste
NJ pi a Ho oag to NJ. G. Kulp. lot l
IL Chandler St. Metsker's I'd add /, 100
S. NJ. Hall and wife to ID. Roach. lots
80 and IS w Norris St, Evans 1st
c. E Jewell and wife to w. ToIiver,
lots on Grant and Fillmore st,Kaw
w. ToIiver and wife to G. Hama
ker. same luD
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BOUGHT BY JONES.
Take in Mail Order Business of Kem-
per-PaxtOn in Kansas City.

Kansas City. May 29.-The Jones
Dry Goods company has purchased thu
mail order business of the Kemper-
Paxton Mercantile company. increas-
ing the capital stock of the former
company from $4,000 to 100000.
w T. Kemper retains part of the pre-
ferred stock in the company
The new business viii be run dis
tinctly separate from the business at
twelfth Thirteenth and Main and
Walnut streets. but the two will oper-
ate in the closest harmony.
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Eoa sAl.E-REAL Estate
ron sAIE-REAL ESTATE.
YoU WILL SING ITS PRAISES

PRAISES
modern home
new plan
West
It's in Westaw
seond-when
eationsn
erraeed to sodded
pine casing
endid rooniw hhc closet
sxthThree
a all light fixtures
property
will Dend t for you
the bes maeria
bIgr,@ sos Lane
soleA Agents.
$3.50
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especially. of the Grieg concerto last
night will long linger in the memory OF
his audience.
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$500 CASH

Balance like rent. buys nice home in
Oakland rooms. 4 lots, shade, fruit per-
feet title Let us show you. Bennett &
Charles, Crawford bldg, both phones ~
FOR SALE-11z lots, modern room
house, barn. Al Polk st. Make offer.
FOR SALE-Suburban cottage home with
good water, barn and other belongings, 8
lots, a bargain at $500. "a cash. Smith
Agency, 500 Kansas ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Fox terrier dog, all white except
head, which is black and tan Wore a
tan muzzle- Reward If returned to Mrs
Geo. HurIburt. e17 Taylor ST.
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WANTED-1OO men with teams for grade
work in Oklahoma. Steady work A. L.
Furman, S11 Kansas ave
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FOR SALE room cottage, lots, fruit,
$1,000. 3S4 Wabash ave.
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TO WHOM May coUcppv

-~~-~----~-~>~-------~-~--~~ --~-~~~@~~SS.-.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My an
pIication for a permit to seII iDfo11;caS
ing liquors, according to law, at 732 Kan
sas ave. in the I'd ward of the city OF
probate judge of Shawnee county. kan
sas. The hearing of the same is set for
B. f. SIN
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-My an
pication for a permit to sell fntoxfcaf-
ing liquors, according tolaw at 414 q zth
street, in the Second ward of the city or
Topeka, is now on file in the office OF the
probate Judge, Shawnee county, Kansas
The hearing Of the same is set for Flrfdav
at 10 o'clock a m, June II, 1907.
w. H WILSON.
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RESTAURANTS.

HENRY rLIITTJOHANN mas removed 7
70 Kansas ave All welcome and invited
Meals or short orders :
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FLORISTS.

-f- FLORISTS
>@>-~-~-~~-~-~---~@--~@~
HOME GAOWN CUT FLOWERS. fIoraI
Designs Special attention given out-of-
town orders. James Hayes, 107 w. sth ST
c. RODMAN, blooming plants, cut 1ovgs
ers, plants, designs, decora tons los w
Elgntn- Tel 81, Greenhouse 18th and Mon
HUBBARDS - Cut flowers. hIoo-7I---
plants Ind. phone a. so Kansas ava
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

y S-~@-->|~--~--~-~-~-~-~-
M1@RCHANIS 1RANSt Elk q STORAGE
Co, PACKS SHIPS and stores household
QUINCY St
ATHERTON BROS.-Onfce Dis ra-t e1r
Both phones e98. Moving and storsaes
All kinds goods packed, stored and for-
warded to any point in United States
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STATIONS

ARENA, 2:1IN, champion KansaS troffS~
phone 762. r. l. Lee.
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SANITARIUMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Any one with IS oOO vvfshfne
10 Duy an established business paying 81
per cent on Investment. Owner has GOOD
reason for selltng) Address Snap care
Journal ~
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FREE DIsPENsARY.

MONROE ST. FREE DIsPENSARFS-Y1S-1
20z Monroe st. Conducted By REGULAR
pract1cing physicians and surgeons. Med
icaI service free. Medicine free in some
cases Onice hours to d. m Calls
answered night or day. Ind. phone sSi3
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WANTED-1O0 men with teams for grade
work in Oklahoma. Steady work A. L.
Furman. S11 Kansas ave
A -A-COMPETENT BUSINESS
men of large affairs, one of the largest
ing for representation with number or
the highest class solicitors Only men
accustomed to making not less than 5000
to $4,000 or 500, 600 per annum and to hand
ling bonds real estate or insurance deals
in the tens and hundreds of thousands
wanted. That is, the kind of men who
can by introductions or social standing OF
their own interview people of wealth and
position would be the only one likely
to make successes in the line we have.
Address of call Mr. BLISS, Room H.
East 18th Street, New York City
wANTED-Man to run moving picture
show. go Kansas ave, room ..
HIGH class representatives wanted. APP
plications are invited from men OF the
5000 year class to act as local Sorre-
Spondents and fiscal agents, highest
grade of character and ability required,
remunera ton consistent Those familiar
with stocks or brokerage business prefer
red. Address w. A. Fisher, Temple bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED-Ca rpenters for California.
steady work, free Transportation Capt.
tai Employment Agency, Sl kansas ave
8 CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Wants car carpenters and reoairers,
bridge carpenters mechanics and labor
erS to ship to shops, farm hands, farm
couples. man and wife cooks, hotel help,
men cooks. laundry man washer
PHONES 662. S11 KANSAS AVE
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LEGAL.

LEGAL.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal May 20. 1901
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The To-
peka * Northwestern Railroad Company
VIII be held at the Office OF the company
IN the Office block IN the city Of Topeka.
s SAa vince county, Kansas. on Tuesday.
10 O'Clock a m
II. A SCANDRETT. Secretary
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7
JAMES =. HAYDEN. ,Jeweier and Optr-
can Complete stock of watches. dia-
.nonds. sliverware. etc Eyes examined
ana spectacles properly fitted
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! PAY highest cash prices for your cast
of clothing, shoes, hos aud overcoats-
Drop q card o. call Inc. tel 14S0- Gordon
BroS.. AS Kansas ave.
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KANTEE-Teai calves ana far cows. IL.
"A Bush Ind. phone a2lL Iif4 E. Sth st.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-28

The continued ease in money rates
 ooks good. It is international in scope. 't has amounted to nearly 1 per cent. h some maturities here. In London ppen market discounts are Is per lent, compared with IA a fortnight |go Berlin banks are asking about |-4 of 1 per cent. less for accommoda- hons than they were in mid-August. This is all complimentary to the plan If Secretary Cortelyou.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-28

ome of the afternoon selling of the |nger stocks was due to a report
 |n Topeka, Kan, that the state rail-
 Id commissioners had agreed to order
 hat two-cent rate in that state. It alleged that the official order will
 made early next week.