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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-11
Especial

MONESlargos calados seda, lavabesA SO ctvs par:
@lTOENS id id id id muy 6uos para vestir
aS1.5O. GUANTES de seda lisos largos $l50 CHALES
de seda, de manila bordados muy fnos derentes pre-
clos amanos. CAAIsAs neglge, Monarch casa Cluett,
blanco coores elegantes ST. CAPAS de gonna case
superior! para senoras cabaleros $5 s, cada una
CAPAS mpermeables estio inges case extra $40 Is
TODO AoABADo De REClBlR. .
y.
Sc. lsirven pedidos por correo. I:
Gonzalez Padln HOos, San Juan ?. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-11
Doctor. R. Ruiz Afnau

MEDIcoICIRUJANo, de la Fa-
cultad de Madrid. Consultas de IL y
media q y media de la tarde.
Cristo. I4-San Juan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
BOOSTING GAR TO
START ON WAY
NEXT MONTH
viii Plaster Entire Southwest
With Announcements Of the
Coming Twenty : Seventh
Fair

{. J. Webster. a Snowman Of large
experience. will start out with the ad-
vertlslng car OF The twenty-seventh
annual New Mexico territorial fair on
August 25. on the longest bIll-postlng
tour ever attempted BY fair car.
While the car will not be moved free
By the Santa Re company. owing TO
the limitations Imposed by the inter-
state commerce law. satisfactory ar
ranKements for rs hauling have been
made. Tho car will be loaded % the
guards with startling lithograph mat
ter. hangers dodgers, posters and
every variety Of advertising matter
conceivable. II will bill about twice
the usual number Of towns and cities,
and. In fact. every whistllng post Or
wide place in the road" will be made
70 shrek aloud the great things that
are 10 happen in this city IN October.
The Autographs and other stuff have
been ordered and should be IN readi-
ness soon. The advertising ear has
been the most effective means of nd-
verllslnr the fair IN every nook and
corner OF Arizona and New Mexico.
and It will be utilized more succcss-
fully this year than ever before. The
santa Fc company viii furnish
great deal Of advertising matter eng
viii eo-operate n every way 90 prlne
IN immense crowd here for the piF
c6I#bfaf|on TIE car NlIl fAn from
Fl paso 10 - IuHtI and IHan koa-
well - AK Fork Hnd no uHs tll ps
sighted,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
BLONDlN BALLOON
VENTURE MAKES
SENSATION
Whole West win Watch Daring
Aeronaut in Attempt to Break
the Worlds Long Distance
Record,

The plan of Joseph A. Blondin, the
we'll known aeronaut of this city and
member of the Aero Club of America
to break the long-distance ballooning
record of the world. starting from
here during the territorial fair has
caused great interest throughout the
west
1t is generally recognized that this
section affords ideal conditions for the
attempt, and the eyes of the aeron-
auts Of the whole world will be di-
rected to Albuquerque when the local
sky-trotter makes his start. The Den<
yer Post publishes a large photograph
of Mr.. Blondin and says:
Joseph A. Blondin, an aerOnaut
who for the last two years has been
a resident of this city, will attempt to
sail a balloon Of special make from
Albuquerque to Denver during Oc-
tober.
Blondin will leave during the COM
ing week for New York, where he Will
purchase the balloon and other trap
pings necessary for his long air voy-
age. He will make the long trip in
monster balloon. specially construct
ed for the high altitude and climatic
conditions OF the southwest and built
with strength enough to carry four
men.
The balloon will he stocked with
provisions, so that the aeronaut will
not have to alight during the trip.
Mr. Blondin will take the trip in
competition for a prize which Is of
fered by the Aero Club Of America, Of
which he Is a charter member The
prize consists of a handsome gold cup
and a sum of money for continuous
air gassage of given number of
miles.
In order to win this cut under orr
dinary conditions, Mr. Blondin would
not have to sail so far but he says
that he will continue his trip to Dem
yer, and If possible farther into Coll
orado.
Blondin is now engaged in mining
in the Sandia mountains. He had re-
tired from his profession-that OF
making aerial ascehsions and the op-
Grafton of airships-but he has again
decided to enter the field.
He expects to qualify for entrance
in the International aeronautic contest
which will probably be held IN the
United states this year.
Blondin has made a number Of long
distance balloon trips in the eastern
states, but has never attempted bali
looming in the higher attitudes Of the
west. He says that he believes that
the west will eventually become the
ballooning center of this country, both
for army and amateur trials, as there
are no large bodies of water to en-
danger the aeronauts in alighting and
few severe storms to render the ball
loon unmanageable.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
BRoNoH1Al TROUBLES.
ueaaily Yield to Soothing, Healing
Treatment Of fIyomel.

RraalIy Yield 70 Soothing, Healing
Treatment Of Hyomel
bronchial troubles are purely local
Thee cannot be helped bf stomach
dosing. They are caused BY lrrltatlon
IN The air passages and can be re-
lleeed aud cured by medleated elf
alone. IN this lies the secret Or tne
~feaf succoss ~ Hyomei IN the
treatment OF bronchial troubles.
The Hy-o.meI medication. ieaen
with natures remedies + breatnea
through the neat packet inhsier tnA'
comes with every outfit reaching ~.
erv part Of the bronchial tubes ana
killing ~ once The disease GERMS ~
allays aH Irritation and heals the M
fiammafIon Of tie mucous membrane
with aalonshlne rapidlty.
treatment with sprays, doucheh
ana aiomlzers + bronchial troubles ~
condemned by the best physicians az
thew cause further irritation
The. first breath Of Hx-o-meia
medIealed air seems 10 soothe the IN
nammalion. stop the cough ana tnn.
relief soon becomes permanent ana
cure HaauliH
Hezo-mel has made many remark
nhIe Hurna In IHe worst aHd most
chronic forms of bronchial trouble,
and Is sold By the J. III oHlelY tQ|
ulfh The nnme guarantee they silva
nhsH 1ItAnAmeI S purchased fuN
.ala#zh. Ihal IS. = refund TIE money
~ s. e Ift remedy dof0 not zIEe 1ai-
|.IseHHH Tie sa#H|0i' outfit eoN0
1aI Iaa az
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Santa Fe. N. H.. June "a 1897
Notice Is hereby given that Cristoval
casti.lolyl lChavez.lof Jaraies. N NJ. has filed
notice OF his intention to maike final five
Homestead Entry No. l1k11. made May "a.
1907, for the SnM, Seetion II. Township
NJ, Range 3 W.. and that said proof will
be made before H. w. s. Otero. U. s. Court
Commissioner at Albuquerque. N. NJ. on
August s. 1907
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation OF, the land. viz: CasiTniro
sails, Of old Albuquerque. N. NJ. Benedicto
Sails. OF Old Albuquerque. N NJ. Rafael
Chavez. OF Los padillas. N. NJ. and Manuel
Castillo. OF Albuquerque, N. n.
MANUEL r. OTERo. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Glass Pitchers

Good heavy Crystal Pitcher full finished X gallon
size. tankard shaJia SIS ipches high patterns
regular 3Je pltehfr Special price for this week
cnch ssVc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Mems Soft Collar
Negligee Shirts

MEMS Soft Negiigee Shirts. with soft collar. cream
color bosom and collar made OF genuine imported
mohar body OF fine twill TO match. Pearl but
tons full length and width. This is excellent
shirt for hot weather. Special price for this week.
each Observation-Disclosures. soc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Dresser SCarfs

Dresser scarfs 18x64 inches plain white with
white embroidery fancy woven heavy cloth with
fringe and printed in bright fancy colors Those
make very pretty and neat Dresser Scarf, and
each .-................t....... sbc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25

/ For prompt and courteous treatment and
+ the very choicest Of mcnts you win make no
mistake By calling on ENH. KI.EINWOktT.
lff2 North Third atrect--0F telephoning your
order In
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Folding Fans

Japanese Empire Fans French design, white enam-
eled frame. with silver decorations cream tinted
parchment ground with ornamental work in lace
and modest floral decorations, metal loop and tas-
sell Most stores sell this kind OF fans at 25c Spe-
clal price for this week. each. ach....,........... sc
Empire Fan. French design, inches long enam-
elod and decorated frame, white silk ground. with
floral painting In natural colors attractive lace bor
der metal loop This fan is well worth soc. Spe
cial price for this week each ..,............ .25c
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Garden Sets

Chiidrehs T. Piece 4Gariier Sets consisting Of rake
hoe and shovel ~ inches long smoothly finished
regular &c sets Bpeelai price for this week per
set -. !. k.... ~ ~. - ks..................1 lee
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25

DON'T FORGET THAT WE CARRY
TIM FINEST LINE OF GROCERIES IN
THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. +. @.
PRATT 8 CO.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25

THE DOLLAR In your cash
drawer Is not as valuable
to you as the many hundred
dollars It can produce If wisely
invested and re-lnvested 10
Morning Journal advertising
That dollar will buy more
space IN The Journal -and bet
ter space, Toe. because Of the
character Of Journal readers
than Is possible through any
other Albuquerque medium,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Ladies' Night Gowns

ladies' Muslin Gown, Empire style, trimmed with
ali-ever Embroidery and Insertion. uambric fufe
around neck and sleeves. This gown Is made Of
good quality Of beaehed muslin. and Is well worth
a dollar. Special price for this week each. eoc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Ladies' Long White
Gloves

Ladies' White Mousquctaire style Gloves 20 inch.
2-clasp very fine quality radlum finished ale.
French silt, nicely taped at wrist & inch hem Al
top SILK points on back regular $3.50 glove. spe-
cia price for this week. per par............ .si0o
Ladies' White Mouaquetalrc style Gloves. 20 inch.
pure silk gloves with two seif-eovered clasps al
wrist French slit nicely taped. inch hem iep,
silk points on back Special price Tor this week.
per pair .si.ss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Comb Sets

Ladies' Shell coored Comb Sets. consisting Of
back and pair uf side combs Fancy backs. arched,
concaved and waved. Gold coorod tops with
sorted settings Side combs 20 match This set
Is good value at 75e Special price for this week,
per set .............. soc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Ladies' silk Waists

Ladies' White Japanese SILK tallor-made Waist.
SILK Embroidered front valencienneH lace collar
and CUTS, button back. This waist Is a good value
at $500. Special price FOR this week each si.u6
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25
Special in Ladies' Shirt Waist
Patterns

Ladies' Waist Patterns. nne quality plain white
lawn enough to mako any sized waist Hand
someiy embroidered fronts in assorted designs
Each waist has bands to match for cuffs. some
have hnc valenciennes insertion on each side Of
front These are all beautiful goods and are worth
double what we viii sell them for this week. spe-
cal prices FOR this week. each Csc. $780, si.25 and
size.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-25

another those
smpywa 0 nm u he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

inent In the honors TINT have been
awarded In the finals of the school of
modern history. six American schol-
airs are mentioned headed by j. II.
fitzpatrick of Alabama, who is among
the nine students TO gain first class
honors. l.. II. Gibson of Idaho got
third class honors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

partment has taken W With Mexico the
s,Ibject OF Immigration OF Japanese
-tpieE into the United States across
the Mexican border. The practise of
thus bringing in this undesirable and
forbidden element has assumed alarm
ing proportions, and fhe inspectors OF
the immigration service are being tax
ed beyond their ability to discover and
turn back such Japanese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
WILL TRY cHlMAMAN.
IL Took 20 Days TO secure Jury Out of
600 Ncnircmcn

Los Angeles, July so.--After work
Ing for 90 days and examining 600 We
r.relnen, breaking all records is men
have been found who say they will
give fair confederation to the testl-
pletlon of the Jury today. DR. q. S.
Chan OF Tic. nr. Chan company, al
icged to pc practising medicine with
oat liccrse. was put On trial by nep-
uty Ctty Prosecutor Pea 1cn ana Atty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY JULY 81 1907

i. shackleton on board. Winter quar-
ters for 10 persons, with provisions
for two years. will be established on
King Edward land. and an attempt
will be made to reach the south pole
during the summer of 1908. Two other
Antarctic expeditions are now being
made ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
BOTTOM DROPPED OUT.

Syracuse, N. Y. July so.-The bed OF
the aqueduct carrying the Erie canal
over onondaga creek in this city, fell
out this afternoon, the great suction of
water drawing into the vortex fivo ca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

Grant II. Bennett OF the etatc board
of medical examiners
pr. chan is of the most cultured
class of Chinese and has been identi-
fed with certain circles of local So
clety. He is highly educated and
dresses in the most approved style.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
rwo MISSIONARIES DROWNED.

New Haven Conn, July 3O-A cable
from Ruling. China, states that Rev.
drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
HOLY JUMPERS.
Mother Institutes Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedincs 20 Rescue Her Daughter.

Waukesha. wis. July 30.--Mrs. An
ma Lundel Of Sank City, IA, has start
ed habeas corpus proceedings here to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
OFF ron THE SOUTH poIE.

London, July S0.--The Endurance. a
steam barkentine, sailed down the
Thames today with the English south
polar expedition, commanded by Lieut..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

secure, II possible. her daughter. Olga.
aged II, from the Holy Jumpers" and
induce her 20 return home. from which,
the apostles of That sect in 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
Mems Pants
Reduced

Nearly every man needs an
extra pair of Pants TO finish
out the season or replace the
pair belonging to his Summer
Suit. 1t is never a mistake TO
have several pairs on hand.
These savings should appeal
to the economical with irres-
isti bic force.
$3.50 Gardner values. now 1875
$500 Gardner values, now S2.25
$3.50 Gardner values. now $3.50
$500 Gardner values. now 800
$500 Gardner values, now 1915
$500 Gardner values, now $3.50
$3.50 Gardner values, now S5.75
All stylish Outing Pants In at
tracilvo light and medium pat
terms go at the Same reductions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

Several dozen have been
priced much less than their real
worth. Now is the time to equip
the young man with Pants suf-
ficient for a years wear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

no SHUT OUT JAPANESE COOLIES
Washington, July so.--The state de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
Clearance Sale of Light Coats
BLUE SERGE.

Small sizes and few large sizes In light
weight Summer Coats OF such fabrics as
Mohair Alnaca. Worsted etc; regular val
ues from $3.50 TO So, have been reduced one
half or more II you want cool Coat for
home or office wear now is the time to get H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

nal boats which were mooroa :.
docks OF the Empire FIGURING Mil, H., the
the Green Way brewery. TIftv an
the Empire Mil fell in and tho hr ree, OF
may cave in at any moment Neweiy
of life is reported. The stoppape ", ivss
channel of the creek Is flooding co -, me
to the south and the Hood Of wars wars
pouring from the canal is doing mueh
damage to property north OF the canal e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
RHODES SCHOLARS.

Americans Prominent In IIonors In
Finals in Modern History.
oxford, July 3t.--American holders
OF the Rhodes scholarship are prom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31

QUEEN DEcoRATEs CARNEcu
The Hague July ao.--oueen wnbo,
nina has conferred upon Andrew "a.
negie the Order OF Orange Nassau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
WORK PANTS.

Men who need "A good service
able article Tor rough usage
should take advantage OF the
special prices prevailing on n big
lot of first quality Pants that
have been especially reduced for
this sale. They are priced at
about half former prices. Ask to
see them.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

SIN Sabre 1880 betrus bic Vim
3abl Der Rtbsnsudsr' Jabritsn In ben
0er.inieten Staten bier. 20 Sabre
ipdtsr absr mar bieislbe bsreits sefiisssn
ano geasnpartig bstrdst fe 81. Dos
Ia iOl6sn aneslssts aapital bslduft fi8
auf s55. 923. 459 esgsn 1875, 600 in
1880, uro Der @srtb Der proouetion
auf s24. 1913. 794 sessn 1892. 572.
gon granalirtsm 3udsr purosn i'm
ouriaen Sabre 1876. 618. 314 pfunb i'm
8ert6e bon s23. 493, 1873, bon Rob.
3ud.r 1928. COZ pfuno I'm Wsrtbs
bon s431, 229 unb bon Wslafe g..
609, 642 @alonen I'm Wsribs bon
1921. 097 proousirt. Die 5abritation
bon Rabensudsr tpiro In IL Staten
bstrisbsn, bon oensn auf orei, Wi8i'
gan. Colorado uno @~aIifornisn, atuei
Gritisl Der @siammtproouction snt.
fallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

f&wdn3t, bas gebalt fur ben bstrsffsn'
ben Gag abesso9en uirb.
Wan bat f& bic sr6bte gtdbs gsgs'
ben, @aines bas l1nfOls9talii&s feinsr
Sanblunsstpsiis ilar 3u MAIDEN, nnsin
sr befebt auf fsiner Bill uno he nte'
oersufimmsn, bas if cine elnigerma'
zen ristante Sa9e, neil BITE RonHt'
tusnien 3u Sauis natirli4 annebmsn
usrben, oab bic abssorbnsten. bic GEE
gen tie Bill fnb, bic i&limmfen untsr
ben parlamsntarii6sn e9ulf4wdn3srl
limb. usbrissns bot @ainss nt4t 10
aans rnre9t. tpsnri sr iast. oab bisie
@si&dfts I'm pauis bon Elm paar Dttt'
alieoern befOrst uirbsn unb bob BITE
Witalisber f9 bsinabs 3u 9sos radsr'
ten, wdbrsnb ibrs ROneasn auBsrbalb
oes Qapiiols ibrsm 8~srgnigsn nod.
giussn. Gins, f9reibt eth Wafbtn9.
toner acr~reiponbsnt, mub man benz
Wanne bon Ssnnsh &c IaH.n.
@r 1T INNER ba uno wa6t NIT
aengfli9tsit bartibsr. bob isin Nams
In i.o.r Sibung bdufg auf ben Soften
oes ,@ousrsiFOnul &seoro" eri4sint.
Or if unglhdli9, tpenn bies BRO Gag
psnigsr als sir Sussnb Ral Der 6al
III, unb ma9t espiRsrmaben cine
g6renia9s baraus. isosn &eonsr tn
isosr Debate, isi ss nit 5ragen ober
nit ~bsIebrsnbsn gsmsrtungsr, 3u tn'
terbrs9en. gatnss ribmt f4. nie
einen sibunsstas beridumt 3l babsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
t)fr Crank orr Ituantr.
9es 1hrfen 2iebIinss So tranf-S cine nidat
INNER ei~ntpanosfreie 3ubereitune.

"NfN
Sn einem Reiiebriefe aus SleinaIien
pIauOert elm 8eri9terItatte. unter 9lns
oerem iiber ben tiirtifden 8affee ME
folgt:
Ser Siirfen 3ieblinesgetrGnt 1T
aueroines Der 9affee, aber Die fleine
@6ale entbGlt an SliifIisteit 10 penig.
buB man ben 8affee fdum gu Den Sc
trdnten rehnen tunn. @s miro ppbl
faum jemdls portommen, Dab Der
Siirfe an oemielben Srte mebr dls cine
ieiner Yuppentdb6en &affee 81 ii9
nimmt. Ger 9affe 1T Dem Siirten elm
notbpen0iqes 9elebungsmittel, obne
oas er pienei9t gun5 eini9lafen piirOe.
llnIsre Saffeetlati6e nit ibren un9ez
beuren SaHen aus Srobmutters3sit,
Die ii9 INNER tpiebsr fiinen, tpenn man
es nit Ser 6ausfrau ni@t perOerbcn
min, finb Sem Siirfen our6aus unfe@
fannt.
8iale 9yrerlbe miro i~bri9ens Der tiirz
tii9e 8uffee enttdui9t buben. Die
eble 8o6ne Ton Wioffa lit geraoe 10
feIten fpie Oie Srau6e bon S6loB So
bannisburg uno fommt bier iiberbuupt
ME in Den Sanoel. Mds auf Dem
2anoe als &affee pertauft miro, lit eire
beoenfli6e braune Suppe, oft iiberiibt
uno unbeftimmt mad alien mD9li6en
Gridbmttteln i9meden0. Mlan er5Gblt
ipobl i'm S9ers, bab bier uno ba Der
&affee aus geOOrrtem aumeelmiit gea
braut peroe, fper aber 9elegenbeit
bate, auf Dem 2anoe cine ertletliGe
In3dbl bon 8affeetdb9en iiber ii9 ers
eeben gu IaFen, Der m09te ben S9erS
fat elauben. Der tiirfif6e 8auernz
taffee lit beinube 10 fdle9t pie Der
8affee Der 8uren. Der in Der &riegss
seit nod mebr eebrannte 9erite emit
belt aIs i'm 6risben. &u9 Sante &riiz
ger, Ohm pauls tpiir0ise @uttin, Der
fpenoete rei6li9 Die @erfte uls Be
lebunasmittel, uno 2eute, Die tie Dor
Dem &riese e%etannt butten, meinten,
bab Ser Saffes i'm 5rieoen ni4t better
seipefen fei.
lin ben geiu9er Defenders gu ehren,
tbrt Ser Siirte etfpas Mmbru in Den
&affee; Der perOusts Srinter erinneri
fid mibtrauii6 on ben beriibmten
f9par3en &affee, Der i6on man4em
tiirti59en DiiroentrGger 10 unseiunf
%gefpprSen 1T. @m Acknowledgements
aber pirtt oas cole @etrGnt, ipenn es
bon mitleioiger 9anb Dem 5iebertran;
fen berIebt miro. Damn birgt es nod
oen Saft elmer Gitrone uno elmer 3ebs
9noblau4. @s lit oes Suten etpas
piel, aber man i9pDrt auf ben Sranf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

NIT ni6tsn Der 8eitGtiguns burd ben
8unoesfenat. Sas &abinett bilbet cine
Der eiqenarti9en Snititutionen Der
Roofepelt'f6en Administration uno 1T
Elm @usflub Ger Sportlietbabsreien oes
prGfoenten. @uf -oem @elGnbe bes
@eiBen SduIes 1T Elm bur9 einen
boben Ora6t5aun ubgei6lofener Sem
nisplab eingerihtet, no Die Mitelieoer
Oes Sennis z&abinetts fi6 on Dem
Spie!e pergniigen. gu ibnen sGblen,
ouber benz Yrdfioenten uno Smith,
unter anberen and @arfielo, Ser flint
ti9e Setrstdr oes Snneren unb pindot,
Der G6ef oes Sorltbureaus.
Smith tpuroe in G6efter, Mah.. ee=
6oren uno fam in friibem 4lter nit
Teincn Gltern nab Connecticut. Gr
1rdouirte 1891 on Der WdlesllniperIi
tat, fopie 1895 an Der gale Re6tss
idule uno etabIirte fi6 in 9urtforb,
Conn.,, dls Nnfpalt. Smith ge60rte in
Spei Serminen Dem Staotratbe bon
SartforS on unO mar MitglieO Der Sc:
gislatur bpa Connecticut. @r purbc
1903 6ilfssS corporations sSommiflG ar,
in rpel6er Stelung Inn elm berbor,
ragenosr Mntbeil an Ben ltnteriu4ur.
gen gesen oen SeltruIt Sufiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16
ScimiSd,c Miinspr6quna.

Die 6eimii6e Miin5prdgung lit i'm
abssIaufenen Sabre serinser gepefen,
dls in mebreren per9angenen Sdbrer,
mas bauptfd9Ii9 auf Die Gri4Dpfuns
Ses 9prratbes nSilber suriidaufibren
lit. Die gsiommte PrGgung BON bel
miidsn MiinSen betrus 167,371,035
Stiid nit einem Wertbe ION $60,216,z
TAI; bierppn tparen fir $53,O02,O97
@oloz uno fir $4,O16,368 SiIbers
miinaen, fir $2,302,397 Sinfcentz
Nitelitiide unO fir $895,8S4 @ineents
Yrpnseitiide. Sir frembe Hs4nung
tpuroen fplgenbe Iusprdgungen selies
fert: 25,O0O,OO0 9ol6peios fir Die
meritaniide Regierung, 100000 Gil
bsritiide fir bic Resieruns BON Gotta
&ica, 100000 9albbulboaz Stiide
fopie 1887 S~ilberftiide fir Die pbiz
lippinsn. Die @ussabe bon 5iinfcents
uno gincentftiiden i'm a~bselaufenen
Sabre tpar GROCER benn ie uno belief
fi9 auf $3,199,282 eesen $2.065 ,067
i'm Woriabre. Die Seigniorage on bic
fen @tiiden betrus $2,726,753. Sm
9anSen nabmsa Die MiinSitdtten S.
707, 1927 Elm, tpel6er Summe S LISA
100 an Mussaben seseniiberfteben.