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Imperial Valley press., 1908-01-04

from the Government of a full desert land claim. The Land Office may make rules, but it cannot make laws of Congress.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Srunt Gcgcn %SrOmmclci.

Eitt5burA Eo., 8. glpril.
SIN gn113en neItliden Yennlpluonien
madt 0n9 G%cutidtbum ener0iid}
6ront geacn 0o3 Whufcrtbum. Nrl
0icnltog &bcno inno IN 2utrpbe cine
tart belrtd)te Nnti Socal Option.
WtalIcnperiamnIulg itott, 81 ser
iid) olc oelitlhcn &ercinc llno @e.
lclll6uitcn bon Satrobe un0 llnac.
gcn0, Iomie 0oa gauge liberolc Gle.
mcllt icner Srte einfonocn. Ser
9ullptrconer luor Ncp. 5. Hoientbol
bon Hnlicnitcr, luel6cr IN leincr nit
ItilrnntId)em @eifou oufgenonmlencn
Nnlprod)e rpud)tigc Nrglmente Dor
brnfte ge4en 0en llniiun Der &ocul
Option 9eueguug. Geoner geiBeltt
Dor NQcm Die uerolteten @eiete, 0is
nod INNER in Den @eieBbiidern cnt.
Galtcn limo. .Wenn" ricf er aus,
.oie ulten Sillc Sum9, Die nod I'll
Hcd)t beltcbcn, thrift ourd)gciiibrt
lpilr0en, Damn miiBten mcbr ais Ole
@Gl'tc Der oui Der Yluttiorm uno
I'M 3ltld)alerroume iidl beiinoenocu
Eerionen I'M @efGngniB ieirl. @bic.
llte prohibition IieBe iid) epentlteil
nertbcioigen, aber 2ocuI Option, Die
bcItinntt, boB IN citer Moro etiuo3
ais Scrbrcd)cn ongcicben miro, mas
III Der ntoercn Moro ulS etluos 9fc.
rolild)es crlnubt miro, lit Ser reinita
llnlinn. MoS an elmer StroBenede
ais morolild crodtet miro, fonn ar
elmer onoercn Strobencde nidt oils
crinlinca ongeieben merbelt. &ein
Stcrblidcr miro ourh 8eiebgebrnn
SIT citem iittliden Meniden sc.
mod)t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Snnffnaimcnt in ct. 3oniS.

Ct. @oui9, 9. April. - Die
oClipc Street 9anf," al ser gde
ron GlipGtrabc Outo Worriion 9(pe. ,
0crcn &apitaI 100000 betrGQt mo
hercn 0cpolitcn iid olti $35O,O0O be.
lairfcn, idlob bcltte Die (biircn. 9ic
8nnf mltrOe am I. 0cjembcr 1902
g%c9ritn0ct mo obiorbirtc in 1908
Die ,Gnn0epentcr Want." Nn bun
bert 8ldlbigcr perInmmclten lid nod)
Dem @cfonutperoen ser Sll9peliion
por ser lbiirc, ullcin IS bctun0cte
iid feline nltBcr1cpGbnlide }hlfz
rcglllg.
&ie @anf. Grominntor Goof CT.
Hart, bat Sic 9anf picl @clb geQclr
'6lcd)te Sihcrbcitcn ollS1clicbcn mtO
miro in 6OlAc 6icicr llnporiiftigfcit
10 5icnlli6 ibr 1ou5ca 2lfticntopital
rn0 ibren llcberiduuB cinbiiBCn. Sic
miro cinem Vtniicntllrotor iiberant.
Wortet mcrorn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

gen SdJiifc ocrciniGcn ijd nit ibncn
ans &remcrton tonumen0 ungcIGbr
nnt 3. {ltli. 9nt Nienitag, ben 7.&llli,
iuu Die qunjc GIottc Die 6ohrt mad
Nol1olulu outretcL bod) bGngt Dies
ouonu uh. Oh man nit Hem 0odcn
jar red)lut Sen ierttg miro. Sic
Fuciiic- Elotte gCht it)on an Soce
nod ser groBcn Reuuc in Gan 6ron.
Ct sco am s. Qai Gil cincr RCibe uOh
~ltcbungan nud Gem Giioen.
&enc BaH3etgIrtcl.
Gin Nodtrog3bcridJt, meldIer olts
Scr Wugoulcnn @ui om II. MtGr5 0us
tirt lit unD iif 5rm She'll auf ole
6raqe be5iebt, rucldc Gage Der Eon.
5erqiirtel Der S6Iadtifiiie bnben
ioQ, lit Dem 6lottcn e 9cportemcnt
Don AonliroI Guons, DEM Gommon.
Ocur Scr utIontiidcn 6lottc, 3nAegnl1r
gen lu0 oa9 0cportenlent Oer0ifent-
Iid)t ourorS Die iolgcnoe SteQc:
nSelbit bel rllbigcr Gee mo ioit
]uouiidnoiQer MinoitiQe pcrlriohte
Der @eQcn9ang ein ioldca &ouen
uno PM. unO Nieoertnuhen Der
&an5crifiiic, Dab iclbIt bel boiler
So0ung nod ser untere Sbeil Der
Eun3CrutQ an Die Sbcrildhe FAM
lncSbaIb Die untere @ren3c Der Eons
3crung ni6t b0bcr gelegt merocu
bari"
&ouic in Scr 2iQcD Il II.
eriu6uug.
ToS Spc3ial-Gomitc oca 6oplc@,
pcItc3 ole llntcriuAung iiber Oie
Don Dem GcprGicntonten &iucp,
Conn, %erbobeneu acknowledgement 3r
filbrcn bat, mobci ca lid nm Die Nlt
ln0 @eiie bnn0elt, in lpclher 0it
Electric Boot So" ibr giinItige &c,
'c%bgebcrilbc YtoBrcgCIu oltrt5uicbcn
aclltd)t bat, miro nit Den lDcitercn
Gcrnebmum0cn crit om ndditcu
Gicnitug iortiobrCn. &u9 0o9 So.
mite 5uinmentrnt, mud)tc Der &ors
IibenOe @ourteQ ole Mittbcillmg,
Our6 crnltc Grfronfung icincr God,
ter mcroc NeprGicntant Oluitcoo
l0n0trc 3eit am Gri6eiucn bebilt0crt
iein, mo ga ea ulldb u0tbig lei, SIM
oronun8cn ooriiber 5u t%rcifen, in
lDclfcr 9tcibcnfolgc oaa 9elpeisma-
tcriul allfgenommen luer0cn iol, -
iucr0c cine Fouie bis 5luu geoohteu
Gage nobtmcnOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
3nr Hiiffcbr mad Hnflano 6crcit.

Ncn 9orf, 8. NpriI. - Wme.
Olga Stein, melfe iih fir sic sat.
tin cincS @ebcimratbS in YetcrSburg
oll&0icbt uno peridicoencr groBorti.
ger Sd)minoclcicn, 6GIitungcn mo
Oal. in ser ruiiiiten Sauptitoot or-
Qetlagt it, bat lid, nodOcm tic etlua
cincu Monot I'M bieiigen SombS.@ c.
i0ngniB 5llgebrddlt bat, bereit crflGrt,
obne IlSlieicrlngS = %crinbrcn nod)
Hublalo 5ltrild5ufebrcn. Die rlliii.
Idle 6e8ierum0 bate I'm ibrc gluS.
Iieierung eriuht. Die 6rou erfl1rt,
iIc Iei unifuIOig un0 bereit, lid, gum
Ero5e'ie 81 itcIlcn, I'M 10 mcbr, ga
lie obnc 8elo mo obne Ircunoe lei
itno oaber feline IuSiid)t babe, eriol0.
reid gegcu lire Nialicierlng 81
f1mpien. Sic miro binncn &ur5ent
Die Giidrciie ontretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Inter Tah.

A]r6cit5Ncbcr SoitpiIift9cicb ou6
BON Scnat ongenonmcn. Sort
ihrittc in ser Grlcoigutg BON
@ciGiitcn in 6ouic troB OcHlo.
frotiifcr 2bItruftion.
@aibia9tou, :. g., Q. 2tpriG.
- las fiir;lid pom &auia paiiirte
Nrbeit 5gaber = 5aitpiIihtqeieb murOe
beHte pom Seuot obue irgen0 Elm
ENHANCEMENT angeuonUmeu, 10 0nB Is
ieBt benz FrGii0entcn sur llntcrihriit
borlic9t. Seinc %eroronm1cn Re.
Ihr0nfen iid) nli Giicnbobncn. I'm
$50 pcrto9te iif Scr Sctat bis Mon
tag.
Die 9emofrotcn iiberrltnpcltcn sic
Hepublifaner bcute oreimal I'M Ne.
prdIeHtantenbaltie un0 3lpnugen tie,
ein Qltorum 81 inmmCIn. Sin an
ocrmnl cr9ub cine %glbitimmuug sic
Grman8rlung zines GuorlmS, oQcin
Spredler Cannon menocte bic &eeO.
9iclcI an ml0 o5dbltc elm Guorum
3uiammen." Gr botte babel cinen
tilrjct obcr bitigcn @ortmcfiel nit
ocm Ninorit6tSfiibrCr @iQioms.
Grot ser 0cnofratiidcn G6Itrlftion
mad)te oaS Snlt8 betrGhtlid)en Sort
idritt in Der @rlcoiAl1ng ieiner We-
idditc. Gie Nrmee- II. Die 6eihtng5s
GcrmiQiQun25bia9 murocn an Son.
iercn} . GomitC'n ilbcrmieien, oie Bill
sur 60r0crun9 oc5 3olloompieroiens
ties nit Oemofrutiihcr SiiIie Our6-
gciebt, mo Ole Sill 5ltr 60r0crum9
Ser ii6cren Transportation BON
Sprcngitoiicr i'm interItaotlihc1
Scrfebr in Grm69ltng geSoQcn. Die
lcbtcrG Bill mir0 morgcn GrlcOiglng
iinocn.
Die 0emofratcn p%erbin0crtcn 0ic
Nnnnbmc Ocs Contemporaries iibcr
Die ,Snoioncr &crmiQigungSbiQS mo
bcrirften ibre 3uriIdmcintng an oo8
Gonicren5 Gomitc. I'm 5 llbr
modtc bo8 @ous elmo @ollie bis
1t,3O morQCn @ormittng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
SdlIimnl fir Mobile.

VI 0 ntgomerp Ila., 8. Ipril.
- Oas Sbergeridi BON Alabamn bat
belte ent'dieocn, Oab oas aII9emcine
ErobibitionSacice iomobI, ME Oos
@eieb, mcld)eS oos ShIieben ser
@irtbidoitcH Inn 8 llhr NbcnoS ans
orouet, perfaiimgSm1big uno red)tS-
tr0itig ieicn. Gas ErobibitionSgeiet
tritt an 1. Sanliar 1909 in Strait,
HaS nnoere ~iofort. @eidGitsIeute BON
Mobile, Oercn Sntereiien bnrd oie
@eiete ruiilirt uerber, batten einen
Ero5eB eingeleitet, nm Ole Hed)ts-
frGftigfeit oerielberl an5uied)ten. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Gin Tcblidlag Der 5nitis.

9etroit, Mih, 8. Npril. 49,
Ecrcp Booming, IS Sabre alt, aus
@ooOuiQe, Ont, muroe belltc I'M bic
ii8cn Grimiuolgeridt BON ser Mn.
floge frci0eiprod)en, Ole 6~3-iGbriDc
Gornelia @eId, Gigentbiimerin eiueS
9oroeaS an Der GongreBitroBc, in
peIdcm Booming 5il pcrfcbrcn piIcatc,
ermlorOet 81 baben. Srau @cld
pltroe ON 7. Sonuor in ibrcm Sim.
nner tootgeidIagen, unb Booming &c.
ItanO nod icincr Serboitlng eiuL, oob
or lie tootctc, I'm fire Sunclen SIT
reuben uno ST perpf1nocn, 9llrf Dem
3cu1cnitanoe oeSopoilirtc cr oicieS
8%eItGnOniB. Gidtcr 8belan iogte
Den 0cihluorenen nod ibrcm %croitt,
ooiielbc lei cine Sdanoe uno Shmad)
iiir Sen Staat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Epli5iit inter ciscutbimlidJen lin.
itanoen crldohen.

Fbila0clpbio 8. April.
Clos. II. @or6on, cin 2~9.iGbriaer
Foli5iit, noltc bcllte in @enrp 6ieoe-
mars StohlpaorcnloocL i'm DIT
lid)cn Staottbrile. einen Hepolper
umtaniden, unb mnrbe babel oltrb
0ic pl0tIife @~ntld0ling zines angeb.
lid poil ibHl gc~banobabten Hcpolpers
gct0otet. Gr iparfte nod ats Dem
2aoel aii sic StrdBe uno riei Oem
oralBen IteDenben Samllel 9ermon
5ll: ,Sir GSruu 5ieoemon) bat mid
geifoiien!" Sr. lnb Sron Sicbcs
man, ionic 9ernlnn murOet ncrbuf.
tet. 0oroon mar in oeu sails ae-
t%roiicn. @ie ooS @bepaar angiebt,
cntlub lid Der Hepolper 5uf1lia,
mdbreno i'm ser Yolijiit %bnnobabte.
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Sragooie in cincm Sotcl.

Hittsbura, ga, 8. Ipril. -
3rau emma Heib, Satin Oes eigen-
tbiimers bes .Olo Economy Sotela"
81 geonomp : Citation nabe bier,
mliroe beute ais 2eide in ibrer @ob-
ming geiunoen. Neben ibr lag ibr
4~2.idbriger @ntte nit elmer mabrs
ideinIid tobtliden ShuBmunoe in
Der Sflaie. aaem anideine nad)
bate Der Mann Die 6rau eridoiien
nno iid bann ielbit cine aiigel in ben
aopi gciagt.
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Sic rCuoIutiunGrc Sc

= l " 1 I y u " I l -
mcgund in &ortuqaL.
FortugaL 9. Npril. - &c
(emp@" oer0ifcntliht enc ougcbliA
aus aut6entiihcr GncQc itammcuoc
NttthcilrNg iibcr elm ihou nor ser
Grmoronng OeS G0nio$ Carlos eri.
ittrcnocS GompIot in EortaqaI, ai
relfCm ale republyF1r,iten Fiibrer,
nit }lusnabme Gernar0ino Waha.
Dos, bttDetligt geneieu iein loaen.
lie Serihmorcr batten 0aifen llno
Vonlbcn ucrtbcilt, ulo cincn iturfcn
&lnhoug in Ser Nrnlcc Q%cnonncu. Sbr
Fldn mar, Ocn f0niglidcn EolaIt 81
ilbcrrumpeln, pen &0uig uno oie an
ocrcn MttgIte0er ser Idntilie SIT per
bnftcn mo ais @ciBeln i%citjltboltcn
mdbrcn0 Scr S%taat9itreid upllenOa
Ollr68ctiibrt nltr0c. Sin 6cblQrifi
cineS ser Gonipiratorcn brud)tc Dem
Frenier 6rnnco armoe iiber Sen
Nni6lng rno Ser 4rcmiCr licB Glide
Der &eritp0rer gegen MIittc ,$oular
ucrbaitcn. Sein mcitcrca Giuihrci.
ten pcronIoBte Elm peririibtea Cos
idlaGen ser HeuolutionGrc, Ser SIS.
ni99nor0 mlroe Dcrijbt, umo Die Gr.
et8nllie nabmen ibren 0crluuf luie
tilr3lih acncloet. 9tad ser (broll.
bcltci8ung OeS iunacn a6uiga Mo.
mel bcidloB Die Neaierlmg, 0ie &cr.
Observation-Disclosures iolucit ais m01.
Iid) 81 oertlI6en, neil elmo cinaeben-
DC llntcrlltbung 81 Oicle bodltebeuOc
Fcr'oncu inpoIpireu piir0e.
Gcs Metneioe9 it6er ii brit.
&On0om, 8. g(pril. - Irull
Mardorct &nmilton, meld)c in oem
0ruce'idcn SeniationS = @ro3ciic mn
ter GiO MlsIogtc, 0oB Der 6er5og BON
EortIan0 nit Z. s. 9rltcc iocntiid)
acmelcn lei, uno Dcld)c an Z. MARS
ltntcr elmer COMPUTATIONS. lmo Mcins
clo3anfIogc Derbaitct mltr0e, lit bclltc
im DID GoiIcD.@crid iHuloia bcilu1
Ocn moroclt. &br llrt9riI miro NOR
gen qcfGut meroen.
&toltcntihcr Ciplomot
8el tpr6en.
Euris, g.. 9(priI. - @rof @li-
'cppc [ornielli 9rnioti 81 8crgano,
Der italicniihe Sotidaitcr an 5rnnf.
reid itorb bcllte OoGicr an einenl
SlitcrgtB ms @ebirh perurioht
0ur6 Grippe. Gr mirroe IN 1896
gcborcn ln0 trot in 1859 in ocn
oiplomntiiden Iienit. Seitocm BAT
cr &talicn 81 GonitontinopeI, Ee.
tcrabur1. 2lt6en Yufareit MoOriO
mo &onOon pertretcn ltnb luor &or.
libcr Der itnlieniidcn Delegation in
ser jmeitcu 0aagcr 6ricocn5 . Gon
lcrcn5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10

Observation-Disclosures 0apio q.
Sinolop nom SignalcorpS bat iid in
leincm Gitartirr i'm Treiioio bel Snn
6rancisco cridoiien. Gr mar 33
Sabre alt uub aus Yenniplpanien &c.
biiriig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
Ocut der &reu5er pom
Stapel.

Berlin, 8. NpriI. - I,tf Ser
faiierlihcn @erit in San5ig miro
beltc ser fleine 8reu5er n@rias
Eieil" SIT @oiier gelniicn. Gas nelle
&riegsidiii bat cine 8aiIerperor1ll-
gling Don $500 Scitlen, cine Wnid)i.
nenItdrfe bon 1900 Tferoefr1iten
nit Torratbsrdumen iiir 900 Con-
ilen &oble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-10
inau5iellCr Scr
lcaCu cit.

u u u, y. Wprll. - Sllle DER
Qr0Btcn @ctrei0eiirmcn ser Sta0t
tciinOet lid III crniter 6innn5bc0rGng ,
nib. &brc Euiliuo ioaen sic Nttipa
Inn ulbe5u 100000 iibcritci0cn.
@cnliibun1en iin0 i'm 8ongc, I'M ibr
cine meiterc 3%obhin1$irilt 81 iid)crm
unO lucnn Dies nidt gelingt, 10 mer.
Den Otc @l1ltbiaer ant 10. 2lpril cine
&erldmmlung balten. 9lQ5u gcmagte
Spctllldtioncn bradlten sic Iirlna in
&crlcAcnbcit.
Gin Glfiu@ @oIoit in
Hon1.
Vi o NJ 8. Npril. - &or &llr5en.
bicB c3, ). Eierppnt Morgun boltt
bier ltnlidlnl nndI einen YruhtbalL
Den CT ola Whticum fiir leine &lnlt.
lh0bc bcrrid)tcn lpollc. lbuti0hlid)
ltcllt lid) nm abCr berolt$. 0aB CT i'm
<ftroAc oe5 Scndtor@ GlfinS bor-
beltc, ltnl ociicn Sumilic I'M Sirblid
allf Die benorItcbcn0c Nciratb Don
Sri. GlfinS bier Elm Scim 81 IidCrn.
Nuh0em oic ltnterbonblrulgcn 5ltllt
Nnfouic ocS 6orneii- mo oca @urbc.
rini!Eololtca Iid 5erIbIn0cn, iou ST..
Mtorgnn ntnmebr Ole berrli6e &iGu
Iloobronbini fir icincn Srelno 81
fins f0llflid erluorbcn bobcn.
Ilfrcb uuo Goniuelo.
Son0on, 8. Npril. Nof ibrcr
Infltnft III N%iucrpooI crfl0rtc Con,
liiclo, &cr5o0in bon MiorIborouQb,
ooB c3 fcincSlue03 iDrc 9lblid)t ici.
lid] bnllcrno IN oeu Ser. Stuuten NE,
6cr6ulolicn, ood) plane lie bdlliiQc
&eiuhSrciicn 0ortbin. Ginitucilcn
mcroe lie ibrc lbdti9fcit sur SGr0c.
ring Der Nrmcnpflegc mie0cr oul-
ncbncn. Sbr Better Nlireo s.. 8nn-
berbilt, Ger gIeidfaIlS on @oro Der
.Wtallrctunio" %onlangte, lehntc e.
ob, iid) iibcr Den gegcn i'm eingcIei-
teten SdciOungSproSeB 81 IltBcrn.
Gr bat Sortehrungen iiir cine Rcibc
ouSgebcbntcr &lltld)cnfabrten getroi.
ZEN.
OcNcn Sin0u uSwun6c c.
y n II II
Son6olt, 9. 9lpril. - Ibn1ini.
i.ratioe WaBnobmen 5ielen borolli
ob. Die Nitarpan0crultg bon SinbllS
ilidlt MIR nod) Siio g.. Nirifn, ION
ltertl alldl nah CANADA m0glidit SIT
perhilibern. 3u bieiem 9ebufc lol.
len i'll Sltinoicn Die grbeitsbcoing-
iingeli uno Die flimotiid)cn TerbGIt.
niiic Gonaoa'5 oIS oen &inouS b0dIt
im9iiritig geihiloeri pcroen.
Sntcruentiou AMI 9dDtt
gem ii II DIT.
Eort an Erince, Saptl, 8.
IS lit 8runo 81 Der Sin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
The Strap Hanger.

Sir Clifton Robinson, the head of the
London tramway service, says that Lon
dorers now desire to be strap hangers. The
English law forbids cars or buses to carry
more passengers than there are seats for,
so the Englishman, waiting on his corner
while full bus after bus goes by, loses
many valuable minutes
Yes" said Sir Clifton Robinson at a
recent dinner in New York, they want to
strap hang in London now. They don't
realize that strap hanging, too, has its an
noyances.
Il rode on a Broadway car the other day.
a tall westerEer hung on a strap near me-.
He was the only strap hanger, and ne
kept looking hopefully, at every corner,
for some one to get off and give him a
seat.
But we were all stayers-as you say
over here-aboard that car. Block after
block we Travelled, and still the tired
westeIner hung to his strap.
His look became angrier and angrier,
and finally he blurted out:
." Say, amt none O. you people got
homes?'"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Options slump When SELLERS Outnum.
Der the Buyers
IARoER RECEIPTS, IOwER CABLES
Thsss, T~sasthss vita More Fsvcr-
ssis Hsstest ssa CsuRtry ne
POETS, 90 asss the HEAVY
setttaa.


OMAHA. Aus IS 1905
WIN more sellers than buyers In the pit
this moffdna every Uption on the board
siumped and q Eoud slash was cut IN the
near future Heavier receipts. lover
cables and more favorable harvest ana
country reports vas the cause OF the heavy
asiiinE which easily grew 60 be the feature
- the DAYS market.
wheat opened a. closing values. but
soon arew soft. aided by a general desire OF
~ hoidTfH ~ long wheat 90 LEI ~ their
holdings selling was general and buytns
support was Inadequate 70 stop the decline.
H%epismbef wheat operated At bic and closed
81 -
uaavt rains and me weak wheat market
rauged IN uneaHv fs@iing IN corn and Win
iafgef country receipts values we're quickly
cold IoNer. with little resistance.
The n.utr favorable weather IL inHurng
Tho new crop ana creating a general bear
Jon sentiment among traders. september
corn opened ~ Nhc and closed at nc.
Primary wheat receipts were tio,tW bu.
ana shipments were iOi,Cf0 bu., against re-
geipts last year % @G,0o bu and shipments
~ 49, lUf bu.
corn receipts we're S7s oo bu. and ship
mrnff we're E5I. C0 hu, against receipts last
year - H1tp1 hu and shipments OF S5l.OO
bu
Ciearansas were ZOO bu. 81 corn, none Of
oats ana wheat and flour equal to 5000 bu
Liverpool closed unchanged To Nd lower
on vheat and - higher on corn.
= aboard reported 10000 bu. Of wheat for
export
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
Carlo Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
feaaTes at the Vii and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO AUG. Liberal sales By
holders caused y slump in wheat prices on
The local exchange today, the September
delivery closing az @ net loss Of lc. Corn
was of tit4iitc. oats were lqlisS lower.
Provisions were 5n1si4c higher.
The wheat market made a brief show OF
strength AZ the start, owing TO additional
rains IN TIE northwest, which partially off
st the effect Of the of foreign
markets. Before the end OF the first hour.
however. prices had started on the down
grade. as a result of free selling Of Decem-
Der by two influential longs. This selling
brought out considerable sales from smaller
holders, and before this decline was checked
prices had dropped from iisdlLc TO 1hG
it4c below the high point. A prediction
tnat the shipment OF new wheat from Ne
brsska ard northern Kansas would begin
within a few days inspired additional bear
ism sentiment The break In corn also
added to the weakness. The market CON
tinued heavy the balance of the day, and
closed weak at almost the bottom Septem-
be-. opened baitc lower TO a shade higher
a: sJ5sc TO stlscI touched s4hc and then de-
ssassise. CiesTsnces Of wheat and flour
we're equal to $1,000 bushels. Primary re-
cslpts we're 1000 bushels. compared with
SS@o bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts Of 2f7 cars, against 2S1
cars a week ago and 80 cars a year ago.
General rains throughout Iowa and other
portions Of the corn belt were the main
reason Tor a severe slump In corn prices.
The september option was sold freely on
the probability that receipts will be much
more liberal In the near future. while the
December was sold on the theory that
~ premium over MAY was too great.
The Illinois crop report for August showed
a loss IN acreage Of SASS acres and a gain
% two points In condition compared with
tne government figures. The market was
weak throughout the entire day. and closed
only a trife above the low mark. The
September opened 20 ~ 10 &C lower at
aSauaeac. sold AZ 65aUU and then de-
ciined 90 75isc. The close was al 75Ac.
focal receipts were l6O cars. with 81 OF
contract grade.
Oatr we're weak IN sympathy with other
grain. There vas some selling nv local
holders and also moderate offerings from
cash Interests. September opened isc TO Lc
lower a. fSAc % 4E7ec. sold off 10 45Tac and
closed ~ Gfsd4sc. Local receipts were Gl
cars
Although trade in provisions was qniet.
the market vas firm the entire day. be-
cause % a mc advance in live hogs. At
The close September pork was up t2I1c at
u605l lard was 7tzC higher at NN. RIb
wers N17isc higher a. S70ds. 7214.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
- cars. corn. 81 ears; oats. ts3 cars: hogs.
zoo head
TIA isading futures ranged as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
AUGUST, 1858,
by

C1RlS w. FlEIsl
OLD IRELAND AND YOUNG AMERICA.
May their honeymoon last forever
Mr.. Field was well entitled TO all the
praise showered upon him. He had been
scoffed at. ridiculed. dubbed a crazy man.
had sacrificed his business and his own
means, and had previously made two at
tempts to lay the cable, only to be
thwarted. But as John G.. SAKE put 1t in
the Jingle which appeared onSseptember II,
1883. In Harper's Weekly:
Twice did his bravest efforts fall,
And yet his mind was stable;
He want the man TO break his heart
Because he broke his cable.
''once more. my gallant boys" he cried;
Three times!-yOu know the tabls'-
I'll make Il thirty" mUttered he,
But I will lay the cable!')
Unfortunately for all the rejolclngs, FOR
some X wn reason. the cable stopped
working Just at the time Of the great Off
ciaI celebration in Trinity church, and OF
the dinner Of the common council to Mr..
Field. az which there were served no less
than eighteen entrees In addition to five
roasts. boiled turkey and mutton and full
thirty-nlne desserts-New York's city IA
theirs we're generous IN those days! Not
until after this gorgeous and barbaric func-
ton aid the sad news come that this was
but a fleeing triumph.
Doing the work over Again.
For Mi. Field this meant doing the work
over again. The old company had exhausted
us means. which were gone for all time a
new one had 10 be formed and fresh capital
raised. There were endless trips to be
made TO the other side, his business again
had be neglected. and finally abandoned.
The civil war came next, but this proved
a help rather than a ~hindrance. and Mr.
Fields alert brain made the most OF Il.
He suggested cables between the union
posts In Charlestown harPor; he D1inted
out how the existence Of a cable would
have robbed the Mason-slidel crises with
England % much Of us danger and
made of Il an Incident Of days instead OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
with the AIinstreIs.

"Mistah Walkah, wot am de d|iffunce
tween a trav,ler startin' to Tangier an a
plate o. veal hash?
Il give that one up, George. What is the
difference between a traveller starting for
Tangier and a plate of veal hash?"
DE one am Morocco bound an de uddah
am half calf
Ladies and gentlemen, the celebrated
vocalist. Prof. Rox de Bote, will now sing
that beautiful and touching sentimental
ballad, Take Your Face Away, Clarence;
You Have Been Using a Safety Razor =
Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

BRAN-stsady. extra, east track. u.cSa
1M
HAY-rrairie. N.b9d6O0
IRON COTTON T1Es%NO0
BAG0tNQ-Ttc.
Hump TWINE-7C.
pROVfSfONS-Pork. higher, Jobbtng,
1880 Lard. higher; prime steam, 0eOa9O5
Dry salt meats. steady: boxed extra short
$3.50. clear ribs. $3.50 short clears, @lb
Bacon. steady boxed extra shorts, tOSthh
clear ribs. H08Tb; short clears, o.61ih
POJITHY-Weak, chickens, &c; springs
i8c, turkeys. 14c; ducks. TAneifc; geese, &c
BCTTER-Steady; creamery, lId22c.
E~GGS-Steady, 14Ac, case count.
necefufa Shfpments
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
Hts Rum of Rad Luck.

Dinguss Chronic borrower)-Shadholt. I
called twice to pay YOU that S. | owe you,
and you were out both times.
Shadbolt-That's unfortunate, for ] wanted
the money. You nave 1t with you now, l
presume
Observation-Disclosures. The fact II, I'm
short again. and I've dropped lr to touch
you for another FLYER.
Shadbolt-That's equally unfortunate,
Dinguss, for you're not going to get a
blamed cent.-Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

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Casf Iuatau1ns Nerr a. follow
HfAtt E-sfeadEr winter uafenfa. HINT
NM srral3hfs MIaAE sprins patsnts
strashta Aoeaaa bakers. $40
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. 81 NH red HNsUaaac
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UAFANn q $50 No. . white. ne
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NELEN-FaE to cnoics mating. s.
al HlaNn north NsatsFn. O prime
1faE Ns0AW clover. contract grades
a.
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HWns we've az rsceips and shipments
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

The weather is slightly warmer through
the corn and wheat region. Excessive
rains occurred in Iowa, heavy rains in east
ern Nebraska and showers were general
over the other portions of the corn belt.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.