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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
]loropo(en.
Menncifclestens @mggc?

Spprgsn1dalet ON, DDor Wte111elte=
ilegtenS &ugge far itaaet, bar ofte
beifieftiget @i0enifaben> u6e11 al
man 6og en6nu er blepen enig ON
noget Ste6, me1 ser CT for npliQ
buffet en- M Sci parelie al 5pprgs:
maolet op> og Sen gaar us paa al
faitilaa, at geor0polen ct Menneife.
be0ens &ienite6. 0en, ser fremiet'
ter 6enne Sbeori> ct en- tplf Dofto1
2u6pig @tlier fra St10enterbper
&e%i0elberg, og bans @epis for Sbeo'
riens &igtigbe0 ct / &ortbe0 Bette:
Mt Sor6ens Mfteling life er ifei
paa en- @ang, mel er ifre0et frem
fra &olerne til gfoator> beb9per in:
tet 8ebis> og mar n1aa antage, al
ben langiomt itipneoe &lo6e fgrit ba1
facet en- falt 5fal p6 begge Yolerne
iom 6erefter bar brs0t Jig og forigg1
at forene fig.
ga alt 2tp er tetinget al 8an0,
fan Sc al0lte og enfleit tie Sipsfeno.
mener life bore opltaae0e, fer Sc fpu.
le0e 2uftfreoie far afgipet @an0et oq
bor mi1tet fin @arne. 2igeiom &nf=
item ifp0es iammen al enfelte Ssltpf-
fer, iaole0eS fl1n0e beller life Sen
fgrite SorO'forpe bape nogen iepu
0perfla0e, r1en maatte pere oper1aa-
ct mes &pter.
S Sc opoeite al 0isie iamle0e5
Smaoiger Of fogen0e @al1O, iom be-
gierlig op!og ale G1ags lpie @e=
lton66ele, q 6isle Nole mes Ell par111>
ntettet Sppsni11g al alt mltligt maa
betragtes Iiom &il0erne til alt Sin
paa Sorn11. 9e nlOite fierOte &e-
preientatter for iaapel 9pre= ion1
YlontepG6enen bar @on0beboere.
&bis| Tor6elingen al .2un0 og
Gan6 baa Sen %nor0lige og lp0lige
&alnfpgle bapOe peret tilnermelieS=
pis en, pilOe 9ipet fra 0isie to Ste=
ser b1pe uobre6t fig ouer Soroe11, og
pe0 5ammentrnfni1,gen / Merbe0en
al Wfpator moatte Set bore fommet
til Et Sammenitp0, pg Ser pil0e bupe
opfaoet en- Scamp for Silperelien,
uf al bpilfen SEN be0it 11oruite0e
4art bar gaaet iom geirberre.
Ser fin6es imiolerti0 inge11 Sc.
bier, foritene0e 9pr iaa fist 1ot1
Planter, Ser taller for> at en- laahan
oobbelt @fabelie bar funSet @teO;
tDgrttmo6 taler alle grfaringer for,
at baa0e Hlal1te= og 0preuerOenel1>
ltgeiom ogiaa Mennelferocerte, er
TONNE fra ct Steo.
@run0en til, at ser life fra Be-
gpnoelien uopifleoe Jig noget 2ip paa
SDopolen ct efter 0r. @iliers Me-
ming 6en> at Sc TO &oler bar bi0t
forifiellige. Den meO Soroflo0ens
fremaofrioenoe Mffpli1g forbunone
sSSnoifrumpning al Soroiforpen for.
fun oens 1iepnbeo. Ser itpr-
teoe Soroforpen tn6, Ser taarneoe
2agene Jig open paa binanoen og ifeo
&eirs. Megtige ganoflooer itgr.
teoe neo fra 2uften, fplote' Daleae
meo 8an6, og efterbaan0en fulobpr-
oe6es M6iftllelien mellem Gaitlanoet
og Sabet. &oorfor Set enc al oiSie
@leme1ter bar iaa flor Operpegt paa
ben nor0re Salofugle og set onoet
paa sen ip6ltge, er set nm1ltgt at
forflare, ielD ON Set 1taturltgpts CT
At ganife enfle og naturlige GRIM
be.
Marfeltgt NOT er Sorboloene !
8olernes umi06elbare MRrbeo gan-
tie ombenote. Mob Moro er ielpe
ftprtet tn6 og banner ct at
CoS4ro%S o,,ono4 c.nhrffo14 mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
Sipolis 3amtomimer til Mmerifa.

Stpplis &antomimer til Mmerifa,
u0a11nebrog" me00eler, at bor be:
fien6te 2an6sma110 / Bbila0elpbio
Maior Macbol6 bar gtbet Sipoliz
Northumberland / &%ipbenbapn Sil-
BUS ONT / @interens 2pb at arrange
re en Sourne giennem Sriltaterne
mes Sc gamle Gaiortiife Hantomi<
mer, JONI er ufieu6te Ser. Sourree11
lfol life bare UNDER 8 Moane6er og
life ODER 6. st oefinitipt Spar er
el1011lt life afgipet, men set ct iano=
lpnligt, at l1n0erban0lingerne oil H.
re til ct &elultat. &oitumer og De-
forationer pil ontageltg u6laones al
Sipoli. 5elifobet pil fon1me til at
tnlle minolt s &erloner.
Sorr0en Sc Galortiife &ontomi=
n1er, ct Set ifglge 8lo0et UNDER 9per=
peielie tillige. at opfdre Sc forifielli=
&c $. 6. Mn0erienife Hantomimer,
}on ct pre ientereoe / Sipoli. 9ette
ct 'utpipliomt en- goo Soc. Sen be-
r9nte gpentpr0igter np6er 10 / Slime
rifa ct &p iaa ltort, at man enoog
far gfsempler paa, at 9onife er
blepne mo6tagen gjeitfrit al bills
frenrne0e Menneifer 0%eroore, blot
for6i Sc preientere0e Zig iom s. g..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

Glen lite at anbefale bette 8Iab
til Deres Genner % @efienote. Com
.De ielb er ttlfrebs me6 6et, bill 6isie
egina bIibe Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
Ganb. t1eol. @aafon .sJprgenien, en-

Ga11o. tbeol. 9aaf0n Sprger1e1t, En-
Spn al Baitor S. Sdrgenien, @ei1
Denmarf, @is., tog THOR Mfgangs.
efsamen fra @ran6 8iem College,
9es MoineS, Sa., % bar iioen op'
bol6t Jig / Danmarf, 81. a.. paa Mlfot
&gilfole. San er MI fommet ttlba:
&c til Mmerifa og pil opertage @mbe.
set iom Brelt for Sen 6anife Sir
fes Menigbe0er / 0af Sill og Grira
On ~, -. * ,t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
.a.ssFSI ~ .V-,stN.
cn'nOSmldnO.
@uubt ! Amerifa.
Carl @anien, 3pler, Minn., bill til
Nopember ffianfe set %oanif-ameri.
fanlfe Bogmarfeo en- ny BOG,
v29an0Smen6".

5orflDttelie. 9et iioit mootagne
Numer al u0annebrog" meooeler, at
uolenot oanif 8icefoniul / Chicago.
gano. iur. s.. 80. Sprenien ffal for
flsttes' til 2on6on, bbor ban ifal
opertage Soften iom u6lenot @icefon.
jul set banife @eneralfoniulat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

.H..4
Marinms @anlien, en- 1ng Mono
fra Sgnoeripllano, Ser opbolot Jig
paa @eoar Sails @gnen, SSo., for en-
60 Mar iioen, men iom iiben ben
Sio bar bapt Mrbei6e pe6 Sperris<
lingsforetagenoer / S6abo, bpor ban
pes fin 800 bar Tormano for oe Mr=
bei6er, ser foretages pe6 @almon &t>
Der 9am / Merbe6en al Emin Sails,
orpbtes iflg. u9annepirfe" UNDER
Mrbeioet be0 at en- Sten eller. Slip
peitpffe rulle0e imo0 bam og lDnge,
Sc bam ne6 / en- 200 SOB 6Db &left.
Sans Sig fgrtes til @e6ar Sails og
joroe0es paa Gairpiem &irfegaaro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

Sly banif &ieefonial. Oct fgl. 6on-
lfe s&oniulat / Chicago meboeler, at
Sen banife &egiering bar uonebnt
Scr. Mntbonp &C.. Mation, al Sirmaet
Butler 8ros. / ct. 2ouis, $780,, til
fgl. 6anif @icefoniul for Staten
Mfisiourt, bbilfen 5tilling ti6ligere
bleb befle6t al MI af0g0e Sabrifont
&amlgie.
Mr. Mation fom BERTH Iom gon=
ife ing, git paa Sigh @cbool og ar,
bei6e6e fig igiennem ct 8uiineis Gol=
lege og fif fort efter &la0S boS BET
ltore Sirma Butler Bros, Ser bar
6iliol / CT. Souls. &oniul Mat=
ion befle6er ser en- aniparsful6 og
operoronet @tilling; fan anles for
en- meget 6pgtig og in6iigtsfulo
Gorretningsmano, og ONT bans See
6erligbe0 og gaetiin6 ct ser ingen
Spinl.
81 gnifer bam til 2pffe me6 Sen
npe @er6tgbe0 og ipoar bam en- ere,
ful6 Sremtt6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

M1beriers annbsmRrtb g.
CARTONS sD1e 2ufgie1, uGDrteiet1
90 bpab Sc beober bill i%anoipnlig in-
.fferesiere Mmerifanerne itarft. no
ftpret er fer tilme6 forbolbspiS MT.
Sipolts 8antomime Selifab, Der
|efter gammel Bnne bper 8inter 6ra-
ger paa Gourne, bill iaaleoes mi1lig
|iaar faa en- betD6elig itgrre % inter-
|eSianterere Spgape at lgie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

Spoagel1e1 frenfom be0, at cit al
&egieringens 8anfinipeftprer / 8e=
gDn6ell en al li0lte ltge fan0t ct mp=
tiff Ger0ipapir / Sen iipllanofe
@on0eitanos Sparefasie, nnoerifre,
bet al Mlberti, ser bar @parefos=
lens Sormano, og en- an6en 8onfs
Direftgr, ifelge bpilfen 5parefasien
ifulbe baoe 6eponeret 10 Millioner
&roner / en- anoen 8anf. Snipefte=
ren fatte6e Mistanfe> gif til Mlberti
og forlangte Sorflaring ON Gam
menbengen. Otter en- fort 8etpnf=
mingStt0 116talte Mlbertt Sen Sil1taa-
elie, at bette 8er6ipapir bar e t
S | fneri /, begaaet al bam
for at 6effe 8eipigelier, % at ba11
ptloe melbe fig til Holitiet iom Sor-
eper at oisie. San u6fgrte fit 6or=
iet, blep taget / @rllnoIopsforbgr
og oerefter itrafs bela@gt m e s
81 rreit
ar~reitationen blep burtigt befien6t
ober bele 8pen og foraariageoe be-
tpoelig Spbioielie baa6e blanot 8e=
folfningen og paa 86rien. 8Iaoene
uoienoe Rockefeller, og Selegrafen
bragte SEN ubDggelige @pbe6 no ODER
2an6et % til n6lan6et. 8aa 8gr-
ierne / 2on6on % nabnltg / @aris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
K &c u + K DO
La hagel!a de Santa Agugla


Hace once amos que Angioli-
llo disparo cuatro tiros de su
revolver contra Canovas del
c. stillo.
Ii victlma murio en- el acto.
Han muerto tambien muchas de
las personals que deshlaron por
|aquellas tristes galerias, hoy
sanatorio de infelices locos.
Murio la esposa del ilustre
asesinado.
MuTlo el minlstrO de Ultra
mar que cuatro horas antes del
crimen dejo risueno Y tranquilo
al Dresidente Y cuatro despues
le encontro en- el lecho de la
muerte: don Tomas Castellanos.
Murl0 el minlstro de Estado
que estaba dc jornada en San
Sebastian Y recibio la primera
noticia del tragico suceso para
lcomunicarsela d la Reina Re
gente: duque de Tetuan,
Muri6 el entonces presideDte
del Senado. senor marques del
Pazo de la Merced. que lego Ell
IL a SAINT Agueda.
Murio el insigne CASTELAR,, que
|desde San Sebastian SC trasla-
do al balneario la noche misma
de haberse cometido el crimen
Murio Il general O'Lawlor.
que estaba Ell Santa Agueda Y
hac1a diariamente la tertulia 4
Canovas.
Murlo Asuero, el fiscal de Ia
Audiencia de San Sebastian
que desde los primeros momen-
tos aslst1o i la instruction de
las diligencias
Murlo Lumalabe, Ell medico
de Vergara. que acudio rapida-
mente al llamamiento que sc le
hizo desde el balneario, Y que
por cierto. asistio despues a
Angiolillo en- sus t1ltimos mo-
mentoS.
Murio Morlesin, Ell fiel secre
tario de Canovas, a quien acom-
|pariaba en- su estancia en- aquel
Iestablecimicnto de aguas.
Murio Adolfo Rodrigo, "Jua-
nito Pedal. que. caOallero en-
81 maquina. llegara aquella
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01

|noche al lugar de la catastrofe
|para informar q su periodico.
Murio, en- fin. la seiiora que a
la saxon era duefia del estabIe-
cimiento termal Y le admins
|traba.
Ignoramos que Sc ha hecho de
|aquel Puebla. jefe de Ia ronda
de la Policia del presidente. que
tambien estaba en- Santa Ague-
da y q quien NADIA dio que Sos
pechar la presencia de Anglo
lilo. italiano. periodista, que no
hablaba con nadie nj escribia
una sola carta. 81 material
mente no ha muerto, moralmen-
te murio entonces, porque su
nombre quedo olvidado Y no ha
vuelto a sonar para NADIA en- los
anales de la policia.-C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
UN INCENDIO

En- I<ajas. Sc incendiaron ano-
che cinco cuerdas de terreno en-
una hnca propiedad de don Pc
dro RAMIREZ, siendo atajado el
incendio gracias a la oportuna
Intervention de la policfa. que
al mando del jefe de Distrito
cafo Jose Gallardo. sc presenta-
ron en- Ell lugar del suceso.
FL inceudio parece ser que
fue intentional, Ia policia sigue
|practicando investigaciones.
Hay detenidas varias perso
mas.
FL comportamiento de Ia poll
cia es muy elogiado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Casa en- SanturCe

En- el sitio mas centrico de la
carretera. frente a la calle de
Barcelona. Sc alquila una casa
de altos y bajos de grandes Co
modidades, con instalaciones "
servicios completes de aqua Y
luz electrica, jardin. gran huerto
de trutales, y capaz para una
familia numerosa Y para Hotel.
lnformaran, su dueno doctor
Fernandez Mater, de Bayam6n,
y en- 10 Capital don Ramon Va
ras en- ell Colmado Central don
Manuel Fernandez JuncoS, San
Francisco 95. *
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Al lin Venden al "TiinleS' >
Asombro lOndinense

Lord Northcliffe. propietario
principal del Daily Mail" y de
otras publicaciones, ha adquiri-
do la exclusive propiedad del
Times. Los arreglos prelimi-
mares Sc mantienen en- absolute
reserva, y la venta del peri6dico
que Sc realizara tan pronto Sc
organize como una compafiia
anonima limitada con el fin de
Iimpedir que 10 compre Arthur
Pearson. ha produc1do mucho
asombro. El precio dado por el
Times" es suficiente para salts
facer q todos los miembros v
parientes de la familia Walter,
quienes tienen en- la empresa
intereses fnancieros de acuer-
do con los testamentos de los
sucesivos propietarios.
Por la maqulnaria solamente
Lord Northcliffe pag6. 80 900
Illbras esterlinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Ia revueIta en- In India -. -.


Nueva York. martes.-Comunican de la In
dia inglesa que la revolucion que parecia insig-
nlhcante en- IN principle ha tornado IN desarro.
Ito ala rmante.
Los indigenas demostraron I'm odio feroz
hacia los ingleses.
Los atentados contra estos son frecuentisi~
mos Sc registrar casos dc verdadera fe-
|rociidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
LIE RCONOMIZkNOS DE
Is & rs PESOS

Nos0tro0 p0dt tu1os
vender + Vd. una
m6quina de escribir
reconstrufda por 1B
{ % pesos, por In cual
habria que pagan Ai
fahricante loo Pc
SOS. 81 Vd. piensa
fnrnnrnn nnn ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Il equiIibrio eurOpeo


Nueva York martes s.-Comentando las de-
claraciones del Kaiser Guilermo Sc atribuyen
al rey Eduardo. frases de una ironia morthca
dora para Alemania
la prensa francesa pone boca del sobe-
rano ingles frases de profundo desden afirma-
clones rotundas de que la paz durara el tempo
que lnglaterra 10 desee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
I'm desfaIco err In Habana
Cuatrocientos mil dollars EN- sellos

Nueva York, martes.-En la administra-
eion de Correos de la Habana, Sc ha descubierto
IN desfalso por valor de cuatrocientos mil
dollars.
FL descubrimento ha causado enorme i'm
preston en- las esferas oficiales.
Sc ha ordenado que Sc practique una in
yestigacion, en- el ramo de correos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Los partidari0s de
Gomez y Zayas
La campana pr6xima

Nueva York martes-Los despachos que
Sc reciben de la Habana dcen que los partida
rios de los senores Gomez Zayas han hecho
una fusion para apoyar ambas fracciones al
senior Gomez. como candidate la presidencia
3e la Repnblica.
Reina extraordinaria animation para la
campana electoral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
LOS des6rdenes en- I abrix


Nueva York. martes.-Desde Tabriz llegan
aoticias sensacionales que han producido enor-
me sensation de horror
La anarquia mas desenfrenada Sc ha desa-
rrollado en- la ciudad siendo inutes cuantos
esfuerzos han hecho las autoridades por resta-
biecer Ell orden
La poblacion pacihca huge la desbandada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
SePuelo Especial del boIel1l MtFcanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
800 soIdados muertos
La matanza delTabrlz

Nueva York, martes.-Los revolucionarios
han sorprendido durante la noche. la guarni-
ci6n de Tabriz, matando ochocientos hombres.
La poblacion esta ndefensa, entregada por
complete las turbas.
Los cadaveres de los sodados han sido ho-
rrorosamente profanados por los rebeldes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
Sc VENDE

una hermosa casa en- Santurce
Gale de Cerra.- Dirigirse al
apartado mum. 63.-San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-01
BE Vende

I'm hermoso garalon mailorquin
de pura sangre, negro, de tres
amos de edad y mide 5S pulga-
das inglesas de altura.
Para informes, dirigirse d los
sefores Jose Pico Y Ca, de Goa
mo.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Indiana Not Doubtful.

Edito- The Weshiusrun Head
Indiana is no longer q doubtful state
That day and age has gone by IN recent
years the tide Of immigration has favored
the Republicans Counties formerly Demo
cratic are now Republican One instance.
Upton County. which gave Cleveland
nearly loo majority. nov polls nearly
80 Republican. And there are others
Indiana, Ike Ohio and Illinois. is Repub-
Ecsn 10 the core when enthused, and
Gen Jolly viii be in command this faIL
tGen- Apathy viii 90 duty down SOUTH
\ few years ago Indiana had an average
OF nearly 410 loaters 70 the county Al
that time the party with the bOodIe car
Tfed the State Il was seessw between
the two parties There IS none OF that
nov. Republicans 70 a man are satisfied
with Taft We have the votes and VIII
get them out
Nr- Bryan. no doubt. smiles At the
thought Of carrying Ohio and Indiana.
and Il is most likely happy thought 70
many Democrats Perhaps II is 20 give
your Democrat readers the pleasure OF
imagining Indiana Democratic that you
occasionally quote some one who don Z
know that twice two makes four Il s
reasonable 10 suppose that some Indiana
Democrats can not 90 Bryan
c. DIX HENDRICKS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
ORvILLE &. KINIBALL
The Pump a Moral Factor.

Edito- TIE wsshirs-o1 Herald
The citizen taking q walk through our
beautiful city this hot weather finds him
self becoming very thirsty. and 50 he
looks around for the means Of quenching
his thirst As he walks on. he still
looks IN vain for the public fountain
where he can quench his thirst He can
find plenty Of saloons within which 20
Quench his thirst with intoxicants. If he
thinks IL can be Guenched in this way.
but when he looks for the refreshing
pump Of former days. he generally looks
in vain Why Because the fear of
typhoid Is so great that the health au-
thorities have taken the precaution OF
doing away with the wells and public
fountains which were 50 plentiful and so
well appreciated ii former DAYS What
Is the result OF this action BY the health
authorites2 We fnd that q thirst for
intoxicants has been generated in the
place Of that for refreshing water The
7 bucket shop Of to-day has taken the
place OF the public fountain OF yesterday
/ so that n place OF seeing the people lined
{ Up 70 take their turn in obtaining water
Z from the pumps. we see the bucket bri-
I gade going 20 and from the saloons
Now there was never less need 10 fear
/ the dinUsing OF germs through the ground
than to-day. The plumbing regulations
require that all sewage shall be car
risd through the ground 10 the great
public sewers in cast iron pipe. so that
the danger OF this sewage leaking out
and seaping its way into the public
wells and fountains was never less than
now We have Just as many. II not more,
cases OF typhoid fever to-day as We
had when the pump was doing its benef-
I cent work We also have TO pay more
/ for crime generated in the saloon to-day
than We had 70 pay out Of the public
Golfers Of former days Our streets are
much more unsafe than during the time
when the pump vas doing its good work
I More money Is spent IN the saloon, and
/ consequently, less is spent IN the home
which should be the center Of our activi-
/ ties And as has been said before. the
Z people have TO pay more money for the
punishment Of the crimes harched n
those nurseries Of vice. the saloons There
! are more divorces and. consequently. more
homes broken up more children left on
/ the market for charity 10 care for. more
unhappIness than there Is any need for
/ Something should be done 10 rectify this
evil So. Il our rulers viii respond 10
/ the demands OF our moral. as well as
our physical needs, they Will restore the
| pumps 70 their place IN our streets; other
wise they viii be held directly responsible
I for ruch crime and unhappiness-
". 7. DAVIS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03

port TO the Republican nominee for Pres
ident. I am compelled 10 agree with DR.
Waldron- that the Republican party. as a
party. has not done anything for the col
ored people in thirty years. For thirty
four years they have been begging Con-
gress 10 appropriate money 10 reimburse
depositors Of the Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company SixIy-0ne thousand. one
hundred and thirty-Cue people lost money
IN this company. over 50.000 OF them being
colored- The strongest recommendation
that was ever made upon thts subject
was made BY our late eX-PTesident. Mr.
Cleveland He put In mis- annual message
that II was the plain duty OF Congress
% pay these claims. and this measure
was favCrably considered by both parties
OF the present Congress. and passed the
Senate without a dissenting vote. and was
unanimously reported 20 the House. and.
Notwithstanding the great need OF the
use Of this money for the aged cO1ored
people. We regret 20 say. the Speaker OK
the House refused TO give the committee
twenty minutes 70 pass this bill 70 appro-
pirate 10000 10 reimburse these depos-
itors, when the needs Of these people
were presented 20 him. and also the in
terest Of the party. as these people lived
IN every State in the Union, and there
was no argument that could be brought
70 bear that would induce the Speaker
% give twenty minutes TO this measure
REV JAMES L. WHITE
zzEs11 Fifteenth s-r-e- uorrhvrsE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
An American Cicero.

EDITOR TIE Wsshington Herald
A writer in d Washington paper thinks
that Bryan speaks ike Cicero. but that
the candidate IS not so convincing as
Demcsthenes. With due respect FOX the
opinions Of that correspondent, I think
that many people have suspicion
that Nh Bryan studied and practiced the
art Of public speaking f0r the sole pEr-
pose OF making it the instrument Of his
high ambition He should. therefore. with
his preparation and experience. and with
such a goal TO reach, be more than an
ordinary stump speaker II his orations
often please. but fan 10 convince, there
must be some good reason for the failure
In crlticising certain kinds Of oratory-
Qulntilian observes When tie subject
becomes deeply serious where
much art IS shown. there IS suspected 10
be little sincerity
Cicero as we know. with his easy and
flowing style. not only pleased. but above
all. with his logic. he convinced
While We are justified IN pointing with
pride 10 Daniel Webster as our American
DemosJhenes. Mr.. Bryan. with all OF his
crosses OF gold. crowns Of thorns. and
classes and masses. I think can hardly
approach IN eioCuence the matchless
Cicero whose name alone suggests every
thing that is beautiful in language and
splendid in o-atory-
I have listened attentively 20 the words
CT q large number OF our leading diviues.
statesmen. and politicians. and agree
with Col Alexander h Mcclure, who n
his Random RecoIecuo1s OF Half a
Century pays tribute 20 the character.
Intellectual power. and elOCuencs Of Rob
ert G. IngersoIL which stamps the agn0s-
tic as our American Cicero.
r. " FARREILY.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
Useless Noises.
he naslir-.cn He-sId .

Editor The Washington Herald.
When a police official becomes 50 zeal
Gus in the suppression Of useless noises
as to protest against the ringing Of an
ambulance gong while passing his ONCE,
isn't it about time for him 10 try sup
pressing a few noises that have become
such a nuisance as TO have had a police
regulation on the book for several years,
providing for tne arrest Of the offender
a case in point is the regulation against
loud crying Of newspapers on Sunday
This regulation has been observed in
the breech so long that policemen when
spoken 70 about Il open their eyes in
establishment. seemingly having never
heard of # before
Mai sylvester having taken such a
bold stand against noises. We should
like TO see him choke on this one. for it
is assurediy an unmitigated nuisance to
be annoyed from six until ten o'clock
every Sunday morning. by innumerable
street gamins and --wide-mOuthed
negroes bawlinE along the streets the
way they do. never looking 70 right or
left to see If anyone should perchance
want a paper. but forge ahead as if
trying 20 keep on time all the while
emitting a continuous howl that wakes
every body along the line OF march. and
is indistinguishable 10 anyone.
Let US have the Official suuffer ap-
piled where existing Law provides, be-
fore showing an undue zeal IN directions
heretofore considered fnnOcUOus-
H A d. EWING