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The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
Markets and Finance


qls55 IArd-sept,. ss.soqs.5Th. Ribs
Sept. S9.lOg gl5.
Wheat WAS forced higher late today
by good support 10y bulls. gains being
made " 40 L. from bottom prices
reached. The net losses FOR the day
were nQ.c 10 Unchanged: corn was
~ a Z, lower on selling pressure oats
adv anced SO for July, while the more
deferred months were on AGhc. Pro-
visions were sharply lower. Pork lost.
ribs lost 4Oc,
Closing prices: Wheat-sept.. siA o.
glhc Corn-Sept. 1ic bid. oats
sept 43Ac Pork-Sept., Sl5s2L, 81
1850. Iard-Sept. ss.37 asked. Ribs
sept. sS.750s.51ia
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BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie a. Co.'S copper letter:
London copper opened firm. spot. u.s.
lis Sd. up SIS I'D. futures. f5s So. UP IS.
Outside of Amalgamated and Ana
&C nda there was little doing in the cop
pers this morning. These two stocks
advanced about "A point over last weeks
closing prices. and North Butte was
up like amount on light transactions
The general list was very dull with
prices practically stationary.
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CHICAGO LIYEsTOCk.

CHICAGO. July l4.-Hogs-Receipts
IL. 900. market weak TO Il shade lower
bulk. $6.s5Q6.y0: light S6.35 $3.50
mixed and heavies, s635a1. roughs.
$685. u 500 pigs. ss.25Q6,2o; workers,
s6.75 q $50; good to choice heavies,
s6.60W7. Cattle-Receipts $500 mar
ket weak. beeves. $+iOGs. Texas
steers. S4q5s5; western steers, $3.50 y
$40; stockers and feeders. e2.60Q AS,
cows and heifers. 32.30mS, calves. 81. SO
a $50 Sheep-Receipts $4,000 market
strong, natives. $3.50 +.65. westerns.
s215 ~ 400: yearlings $500 5. 30 /.
smbs, native and western. 34u1.
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
r,,rrin A. 11s-11a GrIa u
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass, July l4.--Sales. FUR
nished by Cameron Currie d Co. Adv.
425. Anal. S.22s: Ariz. Com'l. $50. All.
IS; Bos. Cons. v245 Bos. e. Corb.. $50;
1: Cent. so. Cop. Range. $50: ID. W.
so: FIR. 4: q. c.. 335, Roy. no; Mass.
SO. Mex. Con. 400; Mich. 10 Mob. 500;
New. 45: Newh.. 80: y. Il. 3.0S6. o. u
12l; Csc. 81: Par. i3 Quincy. l. y. Re.
so: Shan. 60; Tam. rs: Trim, 20; l.. c.,
200: U - r.. so. do pfd. 435: Ut. Con.
$50; Ut Cop. 255: Wet, ESQ; Win. 10.
Woly 10. WyAn., so.
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. July l4.-At the Metal
exchange today, bushes continued ex-
tremely dull with slightly Arm ten
dency in tin. which improved small
fraction for both spot and nearby de-
nveries. Lead was easier. while cop
per and spelter were unchanged. Lake
copper l2Nml2Hc. electrolytic, IAN 10
12kc. castings. l2A Qi2hc tin. % "a %
2s&c: spelter. 4Is@ 4.5Oc. lead. 400
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Park Commissioner Breitmeyer has re-
cefyed an opinion from Richard Law
son, assistant corporation counsel
to the effect that the commissioner
con not give n permit To the Electric
Park Amusement Co, To- construct "A
new exit connecting with Belle Isle
bridge.
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German Waves Examination.

Paul German, the saloonkeeper who
set fire to the shoes OF Harry John
son. patron. while the latter was
sleeing In his place. waived examina-
ton on the charge OF assault with In
tent to do great bodily harm in the
police court, Tuesday morning and
was held TO the recorders court for
trial in the sum Of $500. He furnish
ed bail
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|F|EhD WHO SLEW
PRETTYGOvERNEsS
NOW KNOWN
TWO ARRESTS. THAT or PRIN.
ciPAL AND AccoMPLlcE, Ex.
PEcTEp TopAY-olRL STRAIN
cLEo APTER FIERCE STRUGGLE

(" TROY. N. Y. July 1.-THE murder
or Of Hazel I. Drew. the beautiful 10
yearold girl whose body was found
ID the shallow water OF Teal's pond
10 miles from this city. is known. One
and probably two arrests may be
made today. according to the an
nouncement OF District Attorney Jar.
Wis p. O'Brien.
Developments In this. the most
tragic and most pitiful murder in the
history OF Rensselaer, county. have
come SO swiftly as almost TO surprise
the men who. "a hours ago. were with.
out a clew to the slayer
The selection OF a lonely spot for
the concealment OF the body and ef.
forts to convey the impression that
the girl jumped into the pond to end
her life proved baffiing only for time.
But the murderer's subsequent de-
meanor-the guilty conscience Offset
ting the precautions against detection
have resulted in the weaving OF q
web SO closely about the suspected
man that but few strands are needed
until the net Is drawn
Marks Show Struggle.
Marks upon Hazel Drew's body In
dicate clearly that she died while
making a brave struggle TO defend hel
honor. A string tied about her neck
Indicates that the murderer and his
accomplice. fearing the blow on the
back OF the head had not been sufi
cient TO end her life and forever seal
her lips. made sure, doubly sure, by
strangling her.
Grief over the death of the beautiful
young governess Is widespread. Her
winsomeness. her good nature. mental
alertness and winning ways had en-
deared her to the family OF Prof. K
r.. Cary, head OF the Rensselaer, insti
tute. Of this city.
\ Sorrowing friends throng the little
home on Fourth-st.. where her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew. live.
Violence Is being talked OF by In
dignant friends Of the family and so
great Is their anger and resentment
at the revolving crime that every pre-
caution will be taken by the authori-
ties when an arrest is made.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Cam
eron Currie AZ Co: New ~ reg, 1885.
i04h; do. coup. l03As ai044 new
IS reg. l00q 1901: do. coup. 1904. u
l0l y: new rs reg. i2lL Gl22t4: do.
COUP 1921. 0l23l.
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Joseph Gotowski. who lives near the
county line on the MI. Clemens road,
pleaded guilty In Justice DECAYS
court Tuesday morning to throwing
a stone through the window OF an
interurban car He was fined s25
and costs. The stone struck WON
an in the face injuring her badly
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, July lt-Spot houses
were moderate sellers OF cotton. and
there was only a scattered demand
mainly from room shorts. Steadier
cables after the start led to a Sigh:
rally. October advancing to s.26c or
within a point of the previous close.
The news regarding the weather In the
and so suggestive OF a large yield that
the operations OF the bulls lacked as-
gressiveness.
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GENERAL ADVANCES
IN STOCKS; STEEL
MERGER TALK
WHEAT DROPS NEARLY CENT
$1,000, 900 IN WHEELING NOTES
TO BE TAKEN UP BY WA
BASH.
STOCK MARkET-CLosE.

Am c; q F. s,s DO pfd. iOi; An
i2s, Am. smeit.. ssh Anal. Cop: 81.
Am. Wool. IS Il. * o, sra b. r r..
~: Can. Pac.. ieIl.. colo. +. 4 l.. ssI
Cons. Gas. ls7s; DlstiL;, 81, Del 4 Il,
ends. asa Gen. Eiec.. 1877, III, Cent.
ls4h. l.. a. ". 1854, NJ, h; Tex.
29is do pfd, 81. CT North. 1877.
Newh., "a; Mo: Pac.. 5ol. Nat Lead se
North ". i5tS. North, Pa. lao, s.
Y (. Il H.. iO5. Ont * W. 40. Penn.
Igsl. Peo Gas. 80; Pm. s. Read. liSA
Rep ST. isA; do pfd, sss Or Rock al III 81
sSnioss ST. ssI; South pae.: so. sou.
Ry. i7A: Twin City. soh Union far.'
l4s&; L. 5. $. Bonds 80, { ). Rub
27s L. $. Steel. AZ: do pfd. lo' =
Wabash pfd. 2S' Utah. 81.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE stock
market opened today with general ad
vances all through the list. Canadian
Pacific showed a gain OF Ia points;
American Locomotive up one. with the
balance OF the list showing fractional
gains. Northern Pacific advanced 81
OF a point. Following the initial quo
tations the market lapsed into dull
ness and moderate recessions were
recorded in the most active issues
The gains In Union Pacific and Read
ing was wiped out entirely and re
placed with losses OF about l-2 point
Steel shares continued 10 show
strength. the common advancing 3-s
of a point.
steel and Iron Merger Rumored.
IL was rumored about the street
that several southern iron con-
panies would be consolidated with
one or more northern steel companies
TO be followed by consolidation oil
them all with the United States Steel
corporation No official confirmation
OF this rumor could be had.
In London American shares were
moderately active. with prices slight
" above last nights close.
Wheat was nearly one cent bushel
lower and cotton was practically un'
changed On the curb market trad
ing was quiet with prices firm.
Following conference between
lawyers and large security holders Oh
the Wheeling * Lake Erie railroad. an
nouncement was made that the $S.OVo''
600 OF notes maturing Aug. l. would
probably be taken up by an issue OF
short term notes by the Wabash rail-
road.
Note holders refusing TO make the
exchange will be paid cash for their
holdings. This cash Is To be raised
by several Of the largest holders Of
the Wheeling & Lake Erie obligations
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. ~ Y. July IA
Cattle-Receipts i75. slow and steady
veals-Receipts 100. active. s5c lower
at si75G7.50. Sheep and lamos--ke
oeipts 400. active. 2sc lower. lambs
IS so ii 80. yearlinRs. $3.50 ). 30
sheep. s275a as Hogs-Receipts l.
100, active. steady. pigs csc higher
workers.. s6.90Q7.25. pigs. $500 81
mixed and heavies. G.25UI.S0: roughs
S57546.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Business-lfke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. is
John R.-st Phone 1898
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Job Printing done right Times Print.
tnG CO., Is John R.-st. Phone 1898
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Quotations by Cameron Currie e. Co. f:
open. High. Low. Close.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. July l4.-(Special Cat
tle--Receipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000. pigs. So 50qe75. al
others S7.25u7S0 Sheep-Receipt'
light and steady. Calves-Top. S.15.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-14

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Curri. a. Co. ll6-lIS Griswold-st
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
g~1tInuntTdJe
Nud1rtmtem.
Qmt,rots.

6b'icago. - GiHen ale grpdrs
fuuaen n5ertreffeuosn grfOls bate bic
Wc misunderstanding Dslhs bic .gers
einioten geieai9dften fiji orilihe
efbitreoieruna" auf (. Scnntas aIs
QrotsF asaen BE @irt5sbos Siaatss
1nDaIt 5ealp's ein6stuien bate. De-
aen $1,000 9sriOnsn ndbmsn an osr
Concentration tbsil. - Die 6rdss. Oh
Die naturalization aud in 3uiuHft in
Ghicaoo oes Sonnt1gs seoffnst leIn
Toaen, uiro BET Der toHsmenoen W1bl
osr glireeti6aft our ura5himmuHs
~untsr6ukiiet uerseR. Cine oiszb3lss
lihs Qetition BAT niht renissr ols
$4,000 unkrihriftsn erbaItsn. 8as
oeosn baben bic Wludsr ii3 0ersebsns
bemd6t. ane auf ginfibruns BON pr0s
hi5ition IL gbicceo a5sisleHos Bstition
Al msse gu brinssn. Dit N6 uno
groh 6rahien re 10000 uRtsridrfz
ten snfammea, 1900 psnigsr ols
aar @bbattuna elmer @%bitimmuns srs
fprssrIia fno. - Die esmotrGtii6sn
&sgpablsa Tao oaf ben 4, aHs be
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

fiibrsr Der Yioneer @ooperaee Co., ers
moreet 81 baben. son einem goltsbdus
fen penn Sheriff entriFen unO aufsss
bdnst.
Wiffiffippi.-G ds Ibgeorbs
%neteabcus Der Stdatsseiebgebuua
nabm nabssu siutinmis Die 9rcbibis
tionstta an uno es untsrIiegt Isinem
3peifel. oaB Der Serdt baHelbe tbuH
uno Der prohibitonspiitbiae @ou5ers
nsur gloel bic @orlage ioIort unters
ihreiben mito. Bonn 81. December b.
8, db peroen baun i'm State WtTifs
Tippi teine @irtbihdfteu msbr eritis
rem oiirfeu. in 9rootbdpen
nurOe Elm 9leaer, Der Elm psibes USdos
den iddHeete. pon 1000 8iirgsrn eiz
ner Miliscompagnie @ unb elmer 4Hs
8ahI 9iiIisiberiif entriheu unO dafss'
bdngt.
Re 10 s. mpfbtre II 3pei Ders
T6iebeue grdroe piirheten taft gIeids
8eiti0 i'm @eib1ftstbeil Der 5tabi
Berlin un0 pur0en crit mad fhpes
rem Sample unter Gontrole sebraht.
Der 9eiommtperluit piro auf $780,
600 seihGbt.
Rentudn .-S Sad 0 purhA
Grs gountprihter Games 9orsis. Der
nSoB" pom greatbttt @ountp
uulo moraliihtr 6auptlhuloigsr elmer
gan5en qn3ahl ~ldSsubliner 5eboemors
be. Der d6sr ME crininea iduIoig gee
iprohen peroen ionnte, ron Ieiuem cts
seneu Sobue meuhlings sridoheu.
neil er oieiem iiugIt cine Eradt priia
gel Qesebeu bate, oils oerielbs betruHs
ten heimiam. - @tpa $50 bepaffnete
uno berittene ,Idhtreiter" iberiielen
Die Srtiddft Trebonia, ndbmen
ben oienittbuen0en 8eamtsn Der 1eles
phone So. uno mebrere @iiresr gefdns
gen unb ihnittsH idmmtlihs 5slepbons
p%erbinounden db. Sine Itdrte Made
5urudloNtno. eoloppirten bic Shunos
terle Damn mad BwtIlage 8ien,
fprenaten Die gdroin'ihe 5obatfabrit
in bic Quft uHO nahbem lie petihieoeHe
Sal0en abeeaeben bdtten. iebrtep iis
blun mad 6rsoouia 3uriid, IieBen ibre
0eiangenea frei un0 peri dqpanoen.
= Der 1~ataipflOn5er 2urian Ulsins
in met Gbri ian Duroe DON
.Radtreitern" aus Ieinsm 9duie gebolt
uno ourdgeptiihi. neil er feline grHte
auBerbdlb oes 0erbaHoes psgtduft
bate. Dur6 cine @assrploiiOn in
Der @rube 'oer MoooD @Oal SO. in
South G0rrollton nuroen 8
gsreteute eet6oiei. pdbrenO elmer t0otf
Tide 9~erleBungen Da0ontrug.
Obto. Wlit erobsr Maiorttdt
paHirte Der Senlt Der 9esislatur bic
RoIeT6e rGountp Option" Bin, WH6
bic Wluder inn aspiB. eab Ie ou&
I'M 6auie leidtes Spiel BADEN fuerDeH.
Der Nlabrssel 3ufolee icnneH GcuHs
ties ole 3 Sabre iber bic 8etbebola
tuHg, reIp. Qbifdffune bon Wirtbu
fhaTien a6timmeH. An Rotureaa
erfidt Tnb in gtepelanb Der Ga
idbrige .Sc6n @ebringsr. feline 38iGbr.
Satin uno cine Ninis Oes paares,
bic 1SiG6riss Brau 8rodipdp BON peOs
ria. IN. 2 dnosre GdmiIienmitsltebsr
entsineen nur tudpp BEN gleideH
56idTole. Das GberltoOtsgeri9t
Bat ale Qutlassn oegen ben 8ruden,
truTt aus rein tstniihsu @riubsR nies
bereefhlagen. - Bel ben republicans
ften grimdrpablsn in bieIem Siaate
trug arisssiscretdr 5dft sinsn sliHs
8enoen Sies iibsr Gen. Gpraler, ieis
nen MlitbcDerber um bic prdFosnts
INSTRUMENTATION. baDon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
trie,s cine Sran nraebt.

M1anh i6mierjsss prOblem TT
ourn ben Soet uHo bas lrt5eiIsOers
m0gsn elmer frou eel0it noroen. Serr
6. 3a9arias aus goHnelsOiue, pa.,
ersdblt einen 6an, melher iebr gut auf
oas 0orbsrsebenOe paBt. @r last:
Or. Better Sahrnen, i'd bin Shnen
cine abbitte iduIOis: Sd babe Sabre
lang sSbr Mittsl, Den Mlpenirduter,
ais e6enio perthlos, ME ale anoeren,
Fertig berseIteItsn Msoioiuen, betrud=
tet. Meius Satin sebrduhte ibn bin
uno pieoer unO, ME tie e be5eihnese,
init groBdrttgem Grfolgs", absr ih
belt IS nur fir bic 9dune elmer 5rau.
9ieIes Sabr purOe i6 iehs 8pden
lang ourh lhredlihe Sdmer5eH i'm
RiideH ans 9rantsnbett sefsHeIt. Sin
Nrst mahte mir regelmdBGge 8eIuhe,
aber 2inoerune tonnts er mir feline
perihaffen. pa mdhte Iid meme sat.
tin meme hilfIOie Gage gsrUiFermuBen
gu 91uBe unb ibsrreoete mid, ben
Nlpentrduter 81 perIuhen, unO id
mug Sbnen shrIid unb often geiieben.
oaB sSbr 6eilmitisl mid oullitdnoig
curirte. Disies geTd0b DOT feds MO-
nateH. Sd babe iebt pirtlia Sbrs
MeOicin iddben seIerni."
6orni's Mlpentrduter Bat pieIc
3peifler, tpeI6e franz unb i'm gIsno
Darsn, fir iih gspOnifn irO 81
6reunOsn gsma6t. sic Iinb bic snfbu.
fafii6iien 8efirnorter oes Weit-
tells gsporben. IS lit cine Meoicin,
pel6e Ielten gnttduIdung brinet.
sic lit miloe in ibrer Birtung, aber
fifer in bstreff i5rsr ReIuItote unt
entbdIt nur oas, mas Dem Spitem gui
tbut.
S4on Dor bunOert Sabren mar el
tein Experiment msbr, unb bic 3eit Pa.
feline sutsn 0irtunsen nod peiter en-
PROFIT. Sn tauIenOeH bon 6amiIien bal
er Ii9 ben gldB ais 9ausmittel er.
ebert, iel6f bis ouf bic Disrte uni
finite Generation berab, urO ieine BE.
lie6tbeit pd1it nod tdglih. I'm i'd
oon isinsn 9siun0beit brinssubeT
Grdften gu u~ber3eusen. IoIte man einI
8rObetilte b~tItelen, faas ii9 teir
4gent in Der RdnbdridaFt beFinost
s. 1T feline 4potbeters Msbicin, fOns
bern pirb BEN Publieum Direct 5use.
Ftelt. Nan lhreibe an Or. Petel
5abrneb &c Sons 60, 112-118 50
9Opns 4De.. @bicusO, Sin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
3srriittsts 1lerpeI,.

Die mooerne Qebensmeiie lit fir Dds
QeroenIpfem isbr i6dolih, neil es
basrelbe nit Qrbeit iiberbiirost. @us
elmer gufreguu9 tperoen mir in bic
aHoere asporien; bic Soresn uno plas
Qen i'm @eitdft uno odbsim, Die pris
oaien uno oFlentliden Yflihten, oer
Dirbelpino oss @sieaihdftslsben, al
0ieiss er9dlt uniere Qeroen in belidns
Diaer Mufre3ung. Stein Wunosr, 'oab
man bes6dl6 perb6ltHiBm0Big no4
iunas Qeuie iiebt. pslhe ale 4n5.is
den Don 8erriiiistsn Heroen bdbsn; re
inn INNER miioe unb t0um i'm Stanoe
lire Mrbetten 3u berri6ten; ibr 3eiitt
IN abaemutiei, TIRE 4u8eH ba6en ibreH
@lana Derloren, lire 6dut III gelblt9
cher trl6e. 5ie Ihlsppsn ibren Rorper
burn's qebeu obns irgenoDelte Jrsu'
zen oesielben gu seuiebtu. ShleunIss
| 6tlfe fam lie rsttsn uno eas ~
1riner'g Qmeritan Gtirir Of Bitter
mins. Gs itimuIirt bic 9eroauuHgss
oraane bic RI9ruus aH3unebmsn nno
cqmit auh Rerosniidriang. oenn ylab'
runa niro i'm mtnihlidm 3orper N
But oermanbelt uno rsines se1uHOes
glut bsbeutst araii Der Wusteln uns
Qerpen. Bel Rsroen3.rrittung ~
nihts Itlimmsr ais iol6e Wittsl,
uelbe bic Qerosn t0otsH. 3riHsr's
4mericon glirir Of Bitter Bine FART
I oidelb.n. Qebmsn Gle e. in aaeH
ESa.n Don QppssiiISfgisit uno RI
| Qeroenfnpddk. Sn 4potbs'ee. Jol.
Eriner, e12-622 9. &ihisBo ARs
G6ieoao, 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

MA in benz 3oithauie 12S 9~urOHtraBe
mad sinsm Streits uisoerihOB. SeiH
0pfer 1T Hdmlin am I. 9instas ss<
Iter5eH,
- So5esfGIle.-4m 10. 5eb..
Soispb Nagner. 30. I'll IA. Sir,
rs Sabre; 8esrGbniB 5rsitdg. Ct.
Sciepb's. Sac. 5erts, 10. 618
State Sir, 70 SATIRE; 8egrdbniB
Donnersta5. q. MSarien. II Mm IL,
@lii. DorH0ff. 30. 639 2. Str, Al
Sabre; 9egrd6Hib 5reitas. ct. 5rans
ciscus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

rem is 8nbnf6penen auf Sas esIodsrs
se 9sIeiie Der gubnbrids legten. Die
9dauEieH batten a6er BE oertebrtsn
9eleiie sslodsrt unb bic 9ocomctt0s
zines 6raht5uses entslsihe, absr Is
tam 0a6si 9ismono 81 Shaoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

lion Dollars gsItOhlsn. oann p6rs er
pohl nit elmer Strafprsoigt ouOOn sss
tommen.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
6erman Gath. pemne MEMS
social Gsaane.

RefuItut Der a m 8. Teb. abs
asAaItsnsn &seeIfPisIs:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
zIr1s nansrsm stantett.

zenntffes. gu 4hams
brannten rRaftrsiter" 2 5pei6sr. in
oensn ii6 10000 qIunb 1abat be-
FonSen, nisosr, ihoFsn bic gissntbis
msr, bic bic gronofiitung psrbiHosrn
Donttn, uisbsr uno psiti9t ten einsH
Qeaer, Der sinsn AIdrm gebsu Dolts,
baIb gu tooe.
9epnfDlDdnia. Sn ben
Capitol, 5Din6sl 1T jsst IOsOr aud
nod Der friibers @Ouosrm Ut peHnps
pader Deupidelt norbsn. imosm elmer
Der 3eugen ousI1ste, 0aB Gin CUR Dad
une bsr G6uloigsn OstIai iss Sdrsi'
Ben auf qsnnppadsr's I eranlahune
ab9efdbt ncroen iei. - III tier Der I'm
ilaee, Drobbrisfe ausssf6i d 81 habsn
puroeu in gittgbHrg 4 5tolisntr
Witalieber Der Std Ihaft osi
5dDcrgn 5ano" Dsrbafii I. = 5talis
nifhe .Shnor5bdnosr' ,eriiorten 81
Grport sinsn CABIN an , Elm Wobn.
baus nit Tpnomit. Dsrdoe ali
bsr 4rmsnpflsger ibn 'NHneiiungsr
auf Qebsnsmittsl. aOblslI unS 4lei.
tuna fir Fh ben Gdiisn uHb TIRE I
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BRYAN's NOTE OF WARNING.
He Says Watch Out For the Personnel
 of Denver Delegates.

Jackson, Miss, February 29.-(Special.)- )- w. J. Bryan sounded a note of warning today when asked just what was meant in the following paragraph printed in the current issue of his paper, The Com moner:
 watch the personnel of delegations to Denver Money is being used in some of the states of the Mississippi valley to secure delegations who will be obedient to the predatory interests. The demo- cratic masses must not be betrayed by representatives of the system
 When asked about this paragraph, he said.
 q wrote that paragraph myself and know what I am talking about. l have my information from a man who over heard a telephone conversation on the subject"
 T am convinced that it is the Ryan and Hill interests. representing the trusts and the railroads.
 They do not hope to prevent instructed
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Remarks: Two frame buildings con demned and have been taken down; four stove flues made safe: six notices given to connect down spourts to gutter; the in- terior of building No. 2l07 and 2l09 been condemned as being in an unsafe con- dition. The agent says that he will make the building safe at once. Respectfully sumbitted. w. O. MATTHEWS,
 Building Inspector
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THOUSANDS HEAR BRYAN
 AND ACCORD HIM HONOR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l.,


 Is becoming universal, and public senti- ments tend more and more towards popu- lar government, and it will not be stnysd or checked. That which Is right will pre- vail. Take the demand made Tor the se- lection of senators. for instance. Mis- sIssippi was one of the first to try tho experiment, and today the demand Ia be- ing heard all over the country"
 MT Bryan paid | handsome tribute to Oklahoma, where c law has been enacted to protect bank depositors, and said that the action there was an Illustration of what democrats who were not ashamed to be democrats would do. He also warmly indorsed the currency bill prepared by John sharp williams. saying 1t was the best measure of the kind that had ever been put before any Congress. The repub- licans had made . cry for an elAstio cur rsucy. but the kind they wsnted yes enc
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with both ends of the elastic in the hands of the national banks.
Not Seeking Office.

MT. Bryan said he was not seeking the democratic presidential nomination. If he was made the standard bearer, it would be because the people wanted him. They had twice before honored him with that position, but if they insisted on him talk ing 1t again he would insist on them giv- ing him a fighting organization When be- fore he was the nominee there were men on his executive committee who would not attend a meeting at which he spoke. He was willing to face all the enemies the republicans could put before him, but ne did not propose to have party enemies lighting him behind his back.
 He explained the workings of the initia- tive ,and referendum, and earnestly advo- oats< it's adoption by the states. He said hs kould not insist on its being incor- poy &ted in the national platform, but be- lived it would find it's way there when shough states had adopted it to prove it's worth in expressing the will of the people.
 MT. Bryan left on an afternoon train ozsr the Illinois Central for the north.
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THREE MEN INDICTED.
Prominent County Official and Others
 Are In Trouble.

Indianapolis, February 29.-John McGregor, president of the board of county mmissioners; Thomas A. ShafYerd, former member. and Arthur w. Wilcuts, city salesman for the At las Engine Works, were indicted by the Marion county grand jury and ar