davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

@ei9afts= @egmeller.
SGfers, Gunbitors nnb SOtcl'
Seoarfsartifcl.
She 9ipers & Sids 60, 1O4 eiios8ouarosStr.
Seitungen, 3etti6riHen etc.
rShe Baltimore 9elps Co.," 9aoib Abereront'
bic, Sefbdftsfibrer, 3lS 8eit'Sermall'Sir'
9aumaterialien, Sbiiren, 8enIter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
5aniss 9. Softer & Co., 115 unb III si'5re'
Sen. 9. elOaa a. Bro. Ala aisptitr. 'gBsrtts.
9ational 9anfen.
rs1e Oh Soun g%aattoual 9anf," eat: uno
gGctersstrebe. Sacob 70. Soof, 9rdioent;
~Sneits' sa~iUnal.sani," 4s2 eab.grOabpab
". y. WGater, &aflirer.
"%gseiterm siational Sani," ID NorosgutafpsStr.
u. Wlarriptt. &afIirer. '
brittle G%atianal gans." sde Baltimore, uuo
HortbsStrabe.
'.rmers & Merdauts' Ruttpnal gani,"
,oWmereiaf 4 5armsrs' National sauf,,"
Sr rpelIs@de Soparo. ut6 @eruansStraBe.
3. ). Saloiuin, &ufiirer.
SluuIS SQHIeH.
r2eutifs sant pm Baltimore" gaItimore'
uuo Solloa1sS traBe. Sluguit g8eter, Prdits
bent; e. !. Slot, ~Stabmetfter.
Spar ganten.
,Gcutife eparbanf uuu Baltimore" gutatup
nno gaitimoresS trnBe.
,Gt. Snntrs sparbaui," 8aItinoresStrube unb
GuitumsSouiesguerue.
SruIt : Sompaduien.
,@arplano srut Co." sorbpeft.ede GaIscrt.
unO Germans traBe. Srer -SeriG, Vrdii.
bent; 9; 9. 8inmcrrtan1t Seiretdr; earrou
,saitimore fruit & csaarantse Co.," EQUITABLE
Gutlotiig.
Iobofaten.
9bufpb gutbcriet, gebtsanpalt, Nr. 10, DIT.
2eTineton'strdBe. 6. & y. BboHe, ct. RalI
8. Garbart ebimer, 8e6tsanpaIt, Union 1rutt
building, Baltimore. Wto. 8eioe Telephone.
Carl n. u. stole, 1875; d29 aGtp.9ntI6tna.
8ultnpuS Nprb, pol. .2O9 GGloert gltllotfq.
y. Wm Crt,uaun, iii Gutos@barIessStraBe.
9an6nirtbifaftli6e 8erdtbe uno
Sdmereien.
Griffith g. sarner 3d., EOS gIorb.Baca.s trabs.
Tormor. uno 8ranit.@ erfe.
g. Silsdrtnsr G. eb6ne, TIA. Ills &eitsealtt'
moresStraBe.
Elumbing, Surnaces, STANCES unb
Seien, 9ahoeden uno Gtnnen.
scHnett Bros, 523 rb.5remontsapenue
&upferItmieoe ltr0 8(1,mbers.
SJbu Snbest, 1914 1bamessGtrabe. 8. & q.
aeIepbon: gGplfe 1909.
Seuer @erli6erungen.
Tu. 3. etadetorb G. 60, is unb II gbamber
rolspal SninIanee es; Of stucrpeol," senr9 @a.
Der Of Commerce @uiIoina.
,@erntnnia Geueruer iid,eraugs . 8efeaihaft,"
Baltimore uno 9tortbs 9irabe.
@igentbrms Igenten unb
r .S1n6lqr.
9ierrc 6. 9noan & Tesbep, 10 Oit.2eIiusion.
Strabe.
Suiibmieo 3u6ebrr.
g. Scott @abue Co.. Se2 uno 1884 9scro'oap'
Strabe.
&oblen uro Spi5.
0eurp Oh. 8ou &sine,ys59. guIitH5ias9IpeatS
Shmnifiad)cn uno lt9ren.
U. :. Minsr, 90 Oit.@nItimores5 trabe.
9fanoleib @eidGfte.
.,Gpaioltbatso 2par Co.," 1 Norbs@ab gtrabe.
Binnos uutb Srgeln.
Ghas. M. etieff, 9 Ncrbsai6ertps straee.
@m. Snabe & So, Rarisstoe. unb S6rettesStr.
Tobier uno 8apier-Siite
~.aL rs nj - .n- -
9ledplatten, Metan etc.
2ppn, Guuilin & 60. (incorpprirt), 10. 10,
8alberitonsStrGBe.
2cidenbeItatter.
suuoers & eiyue, 1908. .t7t0 Gnutpn'9lbenue
@m. Sppf, g'prtbs nab 9rcenmount'sItenle.
Srie5bofe.
,eoubpu gnri 6emeters," Office: 81 gse'i'
SaratoaasStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

plumbing, Surnaces, STANCES un6
Sefen, 8ahoeden uno 8tnnell.
gcnnett Bros, 523 RorosSremont.spenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
RElEHIHlmul&0lnLW
I 1dgIi1. ausaenomuen 6onxtaeo.
5 caur SonutagS.

SSpteBon8e ,Jeoe Sfhpoe Gnt oM Stuuet wv
Der Gulnosnsstation uad gBdfbtnotoH an
Bo9e.,iaeen 7.C5 Gorm. bis 500, @benbs.
Sriibe,e @Dflbrt Ton Der Wt. Trbal'Stafton.
5trefts 8erttnbuna ID Der usne1 nntsn'
Citation 5n @aipimstoa nit ane1 tssft6 ssseS-
ccn Sinien.
@a,binatnu, b~erIatien Wt, Manifestation:
*G %, .6.45, +7.fO. *4.45. 1886, $3.50, t10.50.
tl1;53. Sld.5s %orm, :. .i2 = & t t5a3S' tx! i Ss
+6.55,, 1SS,0SS' pimiieb1, .io.5O. *11.23 atenSs;
b~erIGiien eamSsn.station 1900, .6.15. ts.2o,
1900. $500, 1906, t4;0O. .4;3O. tEGs. .e.2o.
200, 1920, *s. 90, *s.20, 1000, 1000, +11.00
Bonn. 1890 .@.: t12.o2, .t225, TOO, s1.o5.
f2.oo, 800. 1895. 200, *430 1900 800.
sicdbm., too self, 1920, 400, $500, IS.16
.(eimiicS}, $1,000, zoos, A11.ob, .11.S2 sbbs.
SrcSertd. GarnoensS %tatiprs 1870 urlo s9.16
Bonn, fi.25. 1850 uno $50 Ra9u.
Saeerstpipn, Wt. HobaI.Statipn, f7,46 Born,
+3.h0 go hrn. ; 9annoen:S! ation, 1880, 1900
Bcru,., 1880, 400 ga1n.
4utaI Blue 2tue
ran pbtlabefphta xub Hep.Dprf.
Neuer 1erqlimS an Der Observation-Disclosures
Strnbe,, Heps2)rrt, heoYem NOD eotelS. 9tes
fern ftnA RpfdnGftSAiftrtff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
SruIt Sombadnien

SruIt Gompagnien.
,Isarplanb sruft Co.," gorbpeIt,@de GaIncrt.
uuo @ermaRsStraBe. Srier Serff, Qrdfi.
bent; g. g. Gimme rtann, Gefretdr; Carroll
9,aH GeB, S6abmetller.
Rnilbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
WarbIanb G. IcnnipIpania 81. q.

RaHc sp1 Reiie iu's MmsIauS BE-
iorst 8. Gaine, Nr. 413, Cit.Walti.
'a.preitrafe, uabe Gnitum Spnie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

Narn1or. un0 8rantt- @erfe.
6. Silsdrtner G. eb6ne, TIA. .71s aBeitsRaItt.
unrpAStrnRp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

N~obofaten.
9bulpb gutbcrlct, JRe6tsanipalt. gr. 10, Oft.
2erinetousS Giraffe. e.. & y. 9boRe, ct. Raul
$3.50. .ge.
8. Garbart ebimer, 8e 6tsdnipaIt, Union Truft
BUILDING, Baltimore. WEb. &eioe 1eIepbone.
aarl u. ". at1ple, 1876. 1929 2GpsgutIotrg.
@uitnpus aprb, 261. 200 GGIoert 9liIoine.
j. Nm. Ertnanu, III notwithstanding.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
Spar Yanfer.

Spar 9anten.
,9cutife sparbauf bon galttmuse," gutatup
uno BaitimuresStrnBe.
,st. Sanirs sparbarf," 8aItimoresStrube unb
guItuMsSouiesNoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

SlUUIS . VuTlgH.
:, 5eutidte Sanf upn Baltimore" Baltimore
uUo 8olloapsS Strobe. Nueuit g8eter, PrdIt.
bent; =. ). Stbt, S~6abmetfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
Ratipnal 9anfen.

rS9e Oh Sppn GntiDual 9anf," @at. uno
.Sp1rp 8. 0feoue. &aliirer. :
u3lpeite 8atipHal.Sanf," 432 ShosDrpabfpab.
". Is. 2SGaner, aafirer.
n~gSeitcrn Gattunal 9an2," ID NorbsgutdpsGtr.
u. Wiarriptt. &afItrer. '
"arttte, g~latiunal gau,." g6e Baltimore nuo
G~ortbsStrabe.
Souibs ilnh 9ombaros Strabe.
'ounn'eretal K Sarmcrs' National 8auf."
Sr iueltsSde Soluaros urlb @ernlansS trabe.
8. ). Salouin, &afIirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

9ledplatten, Metan etc.
sppn, Seutlin & SO. (iucorpprirt), 10. 10.
8alberitpnsStrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06
6ei6afts=@ egDelier.
SGfcr., Gunbitors nno Sptcl'
Scbarfsartifcl.
shr Mlhrrs & SnidS On. 1O4 GiihsSomnrosStl
.be Wlpers & 0ids 60, 104 eiiOs3opar

3eitungen, 3eiti6rifte etc.
rSbe Baltimore 9epS &c." Snoib Abereronl'
bic, Sefbditsfiibrer, 31S B~eitsSerMaIlsSir.
9aumaterialien, Sbiiren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2ooen etc.
5ames y. Softer & &c., t15 ulb III Shs5re'
oeridsStraBe.
Sep. 8. eIsan d Bro. Ala aigotitr. 'gDerite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

&upferibmieoe uro Yllmbers.
SJhn Sntert, 17f4 9bamess9trabe. g. & 3.
2elepbon: 9Golfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

Tobier rnb 8opier.S Often.
Smith, Sirpn &c., 195 nno t07 Sano5ersStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

yeuer 1erqlinus an Der Dreiun6snaualafes
gtrnBe, RetpsYrrf, beoYeni nod 6otelS. 4tee
fern unh 6eiGGttSbiItrtft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

ginnos mo Srgeln.
Gbas. ID. etieif, 9 Gprbs2ibertDs e trabe.
Rm. Snabe & 60, Rari,gtne. unb SdpettesSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-06

9anomirtbidaftlide @eratbe uno
SGmereien.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
KILLED SHIP SUBSIDY

Washington, May ,22.-The house
today rejected the conference report
on the postofice appropriation bill.
This means the defeat of ship subsidy.
Overstreet made n strong plea for
the mail subsidy provision, while
Moon of Tennessee. the ranking mi
nority member Of the postoiiice com.
mittee, bitterly opposed 1t. The sub
sidy feature was opposed by Stafford
of Wisconsin, Small Of North Carolina
and Finley Of South CarcilaG, and the
system OF weighing tho mails provided
for In the bill was condemned by Muir
dock of Kansas.
Expressing regret chat he was com.
PEELED to break" with his Democratic
colleagues on the subsidy proportion,
| Hohson of Alabama vigorously sup
| ported Il, saving II was matter OF
national importance as distinguished
from Il gratuity to privgta ia;erests.
When the lime came Tor vote VIII
Hams insisted upon Il roll call, u1l the
yeas and nays were ordered. The an
1 nouncemcut Of the result of the voting
was greeted with vucifcrous applause
by the opponents Of the report.
So close was the result that on 70
quest n reorganization was ordered
rhis disclosed the vote AZ follow:
, Yeas, las: nays, l5G.
ThcreUpan Oycrstreet moved to dis
agree to the Senate amendments and
ask a further conference, which mo
ton brought to his feet Moon, who In
sisted that, having been defeated
Overstreet could not under the rul,
be recognized to make a motion II
connection with the bill.
Speaker Cannon, however, overruleI
the point.
The amendments thcn were dis
'greed to and Il further conference
with the Senate WAS asked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
SEVENTEEN LIQUOR
LICENSES ARE RENEWED

But one protest was flied at the
meeting OF the Board OF Liquor Com.
missioners last night, and that was
registered by l.. W. Thwing against
the Orpheum saloon. Charles Lambert
stated that he had run his place in all
due respect to the law. There Were
thlrty.one applicants for renewal oi
license and one new application for
license.
After the public hearing the Board
went into executive session.
The following licenses were re-
newed: lIofischIaeger & Co., whole
sale; \. +. McTighe & Co., $. I. Shaw
& Co., Pantheon Saloon, Thomas
Ryan, Isaac l.. Cockett, Charles Lam
bert, Orpheum Saloon; T.. l.. Berndt,
Fashion Saloon, I.ishman & Day, l.. S.
Cunha, Wing Wo pai, wholesale; Ma
kashima & Nagatani, Aala Saloon;
James l.. Thompson, Kentucky Sa-
loon; II. Hackfeld q Co., wholesale:
T. Sumeda. wholesale; S. Kamura &
Co., wholesale.
The following applications We're de
ferred: Hoffman Saloon, William b
Barthol, Kamehameha Saloon, Rosa
Harry Klemme, Headlight Saloon
Sunrise Saloon, fwilei Saloon, Taxa
saki, Kilohana Saloon, George Ly
Curglls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
BONNIE TONIGHT

The BONNIE moving-picture exhibit
ton, to be given tonight ut Bishop
Hall, Oahu College, will begin prompt
ly at S:15.
The pictures selected are chosen
because of their interest to Hawaii
ms, rs well as for their entertaining
qualities, and everyone who attends
will be more than pleased with them.
Mr.. Bonine is thoroughly experience
ed in arranging and showing moving
pictures, and the show will without
doubt be carried through in the
smoothest manner.
As a promotion scheme for opera
lion In the mainland, the value of
these pictures can hardly be overes.
tlmatcdsand hr. Bonine certainly de.
serves the heartiest cooperation OF
the people of Honolulu.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door tonight AT % ceats and 81
cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
CALIFORNIA FRUIT CROP

SACRAMENTO Calf, May Ia
The fruit-shipping industry Of Cali
fornia Is taking Il squirt. Up to date,
since the opening of the season, ten
carloads Of cherries have been for
warded to the markets of Chicago,
New York and Boston by the Califor-
MIA fruit distributors. Good prices
are being realized All of the cher
ries thus far sent from California
were from the Vacaville district.
One carload WAS sold todiy In New
York. realizing an average of Sal
per box.
A few crates Of apricots are now
coming in. Greater quantities will
be coming in within ten days. The
crop this year is heavier and of bet
ter quality than it has been in fige
years.
All varieties of peaches, with the
exception of AlcXanders and Hales
of which the acreage is small in the
State, are looking fine.
Shipping plums and prunes are
good in all districts. There will be
very large crop of Bartlett pears
Placer County cherries are ripeninf
rapidly and the first carload lot from
that district was sent out today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
"IEE RIlOCHtT
Of THE AK"
independent American >
Is Moved To Express
Opinion

Editor Eve Ing Blu let in
Apropos of the article in the + v e n =
Ing Bul letin of Tuesday, May
2Gth, relative to the Maui Assessor
ship Il word or so of comment may
be acceptable. As to J. n. X. Keola
being the Senior Deputy Assessor Of
Maui" this statement is untrue; the
Senior Deputy Assessor on Maui 70
Mr.. George Dunn of Lahaina.
This same article states 1T was
generally reported on Maui that
Judge Mckay of Waikiki may be
given the Assessorship of Maui, he
being. in the opinion of Treasurer
Campbell, the most competent man
to hold the position" 1t seems 10
the thinking mind that Treasurer
Campbell certainly should feel the
who, in his Judgment, is the best man
TO lll the Office. The voter of Maui
Is apparently between two iires:--
| First. the concentration of power in
tue ilsllhi VI wv manu- VI uIlt hl'H .
/ Second. The bugabDo which Is held
forth 10 coercc and iutimidatc just
executives from appointing compc-
! tent men to vacant positions, ire
speCtive OF whether they be Hawaii
an or haole. Incidentally, IL Is an
/ Interesting fact that the people to
draw the color line have been and
are, as In this Instance. certain
| limited clique of oilice-seeking lla-
| waiians who find no sympathy In
this nefarious practice among the
intelligent members of their race.
! Where Hawaiian and a haole are
both equally well qualified for the
place, and such parallels do exist, II
Is the writer's belief that an Amer
lean, whether by adoption or birth
would never think of the complexion
of the citizen appointed as incumb'
ent. The condition of affairs on
Maui Is such that, in the opinion OF
the writer, Il is driving from the
ranks of the Republican party many
good men.
AN Independent American"
Waikiki, Maui, May 2S, 'OS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
Nh. IHWIN(S' CHILD
IS THREATENED
Brute Tells Child That
Father Will
Be Killed

81 don't object to having a man
call me blankety-blank hypocrite,
as one did on the street the other
day, but when these pri2e-fght adj
yocates stoop so low as to threaten
my children, think It is getting
pretty bad"
Thus spoke Rev. Mr. Thwing this
morning.
"A difference OF opinion is all
right. | don't expect the prize-iight-
or to take the same view as the
minister, but to think of man stop
ping one of my little children. as
was done the other day, and saying
to her: Your father has got to stop
~ we shall kill him; he's going 20
get Killed think that Is about as
gUGtemptible as anything | know"
Everyone agrees with Mr.. Thwing
that his children should be free from
thc suggestion of threat or intcrfcr-
snCc. The act Of the man who
threatened his child was character
lied by one man as quite as cOntcmp-
tiblc and low-down as the Advertiser
in dealing with public or private
matters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
FAVORITE LAO VALLEY
(special to the BuIletin)

Especial to the Ba lletin)
Waikiki, Maui, May 3O.-A num-
Der of young people from Waikiki
and Kahului will spend Sunday ME-
nicking at lao Valley Sunday. They
will all go up on horseback. This
famous valley is becoming Of late the
rendezvous of those who wish to take
advantage Of its beautiful surround
ings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30

Francis J, Iieney scores corrupt
organs of higher ups" in speech in
Oakland Baptist Church, and Rev. II.
J. Vorsburgh says he does not permit
children to see yellow journals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

This is to notify all whom It may
concern that on and after this date
! will not be responsible for any
bills contracted in my name without
my written order.
NEAL C. BOYLE.
IlonOkaa, r. H., May 20, 1908.
i0lG-3t; wkly 1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30

Haleiwa the Restful may be en-.
ioyed for seven days and railroad
fare paid by any person who turns in
10 the 3 bulletin Office ten paid-up
yearly Daily subscriptions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-30

The second OF the series of con-
5piracy eases growing out Of the fur
nishing and equipping of the new
Pennsylvania Capitol is on trial at
Harrisburg. Six men. all OF them
prominent citizens, are involved by
the charges.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

department has bern entirely sclf-Fup-
porting The fund which had accumu-
lated ln thia department durinE thc ten
years ~ the operation III the hankinF law
was fa6ss6f. During thc four yclrs lunt
prtcodlnr The present incumbcncy nothing
whatever Was added 20 that n1nd pur-
Ing the three and unc-hstf years ~ ar
swanFcra decentralization thc fand has
been Increased 20 Ssg3osc Examlna-
tlons Of banks haye been uEid. impartial
complete The reports of me several
examiners have been subjected to tho
most thorough scrutiny aud any violation
81 The banking laws. or ue essential rules
% good banking have been called 90 tho
attention OF the bank without fear or
favor aud a strict compliance OF She law.
required During che prusCnt admlnistra-
uon several banks have been closed,
Others that were unsafe required 60 Haul.
date: otheua have consolidated makins
stronger institutions and evogthing dono
that could be accomplished 20 place the
banking business &c the State upon an
absolutely safe and stable basis During
afr. ~swangcrs administration only foer
hanks and trust companies be has closed
resulted IN loss 60 the dcpositoga one
Of these was the Middleton Bank az wav-
crly U%csulung from a dofaulting cashierl,
where the deposisors viii probably los1
about 3 90 ne per cent 81 their deposits
Another IS the Joplin Savings Bank.
caused hy che reckless investments o. the
president OF tho Institution. where he de-
positors VIM lose a percentago Of theil
deposits. Another d the Bankers Tuasl
Company ~ kansas City caused hy tht
Brady failure Reckless investments hy
the officers 81 ne Institution and a dumI
M their values caused by tho panic WI
o8use a loss 90 me donositors o. about
% per cent OF their deposits last On.
NOT least. tho salmon a salmon Bank q
Clinton The most disastrous hy Car. a..
%causcs of me failure of which ara vel
known 70 the people 90 ue state
u has been the earnest enort ~ al.
present administration Whenever BE- wal
possible q prevent reoolpefshins e.
banks ana mang ihouenda eI delier
have fdtn .aitd te 1aoosIl0rs sfnok
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
STATE ADMINISTRATION

bnre abouf nouidstn ~ banks before
heT became Involved n e. nmpti taea
60 dese Mer egom cs-1paaiiEs rih
bsat omeern in pfpg2ns fT o. m1usnt
% al depntars BE- Gg1I Ir aaca 90
thiE banks thet we're 81 auaand oan-
dlflon have. eaa1ee ~ inrrw " ths
ezsminiEs eeparurnt nrtA uer
mefhoda ~ d1ine tarne collected taeir
doubtfal assets ard ~ uer mnkH 81 q
safe footing and u11ag h aa o. lnlfl-
fuzzy said thar ue banks q Mrtosn are
IN q stronger ans safer cen1aen mar
ever before
Tbe printing ~ tie state reau ere
q me iarEea itens ~ ep1 ID etsfe
ggVeumsnL Al pepper mi 81 pr
printer for me State udnlns q F
chased under contract b. TIE Secretary
q stare unde- he preset acmaz
ton q this department eaupezas m ahs
State AuEitor. state Trau1r1 and tbe
Secretary q state care haH h tsEn
70 zee thaL throagh public adat
and competitive h11ing Us STATE LsE
been able % secure ne p1r1haa 81 p
az e much bwer rate us- ever before
Bec4a % this caref1l E9ervn ul
sands q dollars have been saved on re
purchase o book paper alone
When Er. sua1se cams INTO oGo BE
found the basement q is depzume1t
nDed viU paper. cone q alh lad bz
there for many years ard mlch % j. 81
a dla0rdeflg and had condition. ana rep
r~esenulng large SUMS q money. This Cd
stock q paper was Esed 10 he best ad-
vantage possible and nos only a @
client quantity Is ordered 10 make % ne
particular publication Tor Weich Z E
needed and al Paper is kept 10 arzt-eiaE
condition
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

Mr. FaEsrzaa - 3 nassrd Nrimeusan
He Was esEeataf la TIE cor1zna Ehaoss
e ne STATE a. wesnnaa cd1sEe az
ae University & Mchna. q az o.
1usaoud state Unirsrs5tT- He 6 a Ian
ysr q plsldd abilities q mn e aeE
ling Integrity anf wmpea1azh.s ctn
acser. earnest u his cnzsuoas ahrezn
with the fplr1 * fba times he'd ana
fezsIe ya cVsseEats and csus.
uoaa He s. b. le priae & Efe f1rss
rwo years cd spleudaEE esEsgpez ~ -a-
t1re e3ucatEa and erpeneaos 90 rerform
0s dutt duties 81 me im9o-tant az
Gee "a uhsch BE- apnA u slected Mr
FulaU VII makt enc e TIE Creates
urE 1os 20 as present ahis ans
brilliant acazherL We urge the ellen
pan o. Mr FsRraon bezala q his per
i guaGfctLos Dis pr1f5al ahl
uv. hha sple1fd ra1rl as an 1cL ars
as a Uublul pnrs aeian
Frank u Feaea1 was rezred 81
Lafayette cea19 farm Eaera 81
hOre Continuously mLa ITS Eraf
tou frQm Ue iau 1e1Ttmeut q az
UniFenzu uf MEeua ln Izla 1889 -
eatCres vpoa ne Ezcdce q Ills ma
Ean iE 1cas78 g1u when - served
as CAY Attorney e Warr an1
uls Attcru1g ~ gcanaQa e1rgg
earning FOR hlmsee the unetsloa q
ug an eueneetic earnest ana cGQcars
acial tn l2a be remesed &c 81 Jeeph
where D. ls a1 hea tns1sa q the
pmctfot % hs wgca mvnE s
1885, been u scatter memaEe q us AN
h-m n Fakn 0Hahum 4 Smth 10
ne7nfed ere Folfth DtFuiet e AIS
aud in lhq f1ayNlalh ccsgN ahe
BIS wok uas narand - eaarea eaa
stryeusm ana Aithgulns 30 ,hc iatrf
@u 81 hs oausueet He aa 8 d
gate nuu 0 nssrth CenEraai uts
un1 3D. fhe ISIS R-eaaeann Nstaaai Cgn
Vnfh1 Ia Cbsa aas eaa uuanlmoasg
elected roeatma1 q lhe sasnaaFi
adah
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
MANIFOLD DUTIES or The or
FIcE or JOHN e. swANoER.

The duties % SECRETARY u State aro
msuy and Important requiring psinstaN
ins Aucnuon 60 ciCrloai details, a com
prrhcnsiso knowledge u law g-osegn.ag
,Ae many departments ~ Tho State gov
inmeut and judicial Interpretation o.
laws lngolYing large and lupogtaut In
forests u The State.
This law charges him With the duty Of
supcryluing The granung % all charters
to domestic corporations and ulc licensing
OF al foreign corporations appblRg 10 DO
b1s.ucsa in This State, the supervision and
examination ~ aH State banka. private
banks aud trust c-ompanios. make blm
Chairman aud Secretary % the rnnuns
Commission, REGISTER 10 an lands belong
ing % the State. PURCHASING agent Goa AZ.
stationery and supplies used b. ghe dti-
forrnt state departments. ohausca him
win me work o. printing and dlstribu-
unr an Laws and tho Journals Of the
General Assembly. p The compilation
and publication % the onlcial State
Manual and be issues an commissions.
pardona. communications, acquisitions and
warrants ordered By the Governor, al
liccnsea for automobiles; registers All
trademarks. receives q complies cleo
dion returns foF state aad District Offices
and ccrtines the nominations 10 the dlf-
fereut counties % me state; is custodian
Of ne Laws and other proceedings " ms
State Legislature. 81 a member 90 th'
state Board OF Education with general
supcryisinn over educational analn 20 u.
state; Is q member OK the Board o. Per.
mancnt Scat OF Government which hai