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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-08-27
Direct Advantage
To Our Merchants.
Editor

Editor ARGUS:
II one hundred business men of our town were to take
10 shares each in the Goldsboro Building and Loan Asso-
citation it would give the Association 81, 900 additional
every month to lend for the building of homes. This
would build one house each month at a cost of 81. 600 or
two houses at $500.
AS our present income is about 81 900 per month. we
are now building an average of a thousand dollar house
per month, so that with the suggested increase we could
build "A one thousand dollar houses per year, making q
total expenditure of $24, 900.
The building of these "a homes would mean the addi-
ton Of "a good permanent citizens in our midst. 4
would also mean the employing of a number OF 1,]
mechanics to build these homes, and the PURCHASING OF
lumber, hardware, paints and other building material
for their construction.
Every merchant would get a part of this s24, 600 and
would therefore be benefited.
And moreover, in addition to this benefit. he would
have an absolutely safe investment, netting him 6 ner
cent.
We have more applications than we can accommodate.
Our new series begins September 1st.
Every citizen-and especially every business man. is
earnestly requested to subscribe, thereby helping to
materially and permanently build up the town, and at
the same time making a profitable investment.
Very truly,
GEORGE c.. ROYALL,
President Goldsboro Building & Loan Association.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-08-27
wIEltGRAPd!C BRtV|IiES.
Today's Passing Events Boiled
Down For Busy Readers.
Special to the ARGUS.

Atlanta. Aug. "a The Genera As
sembly convenes in extra session to-
morrow to provide for the disposition
of convicts and to remedy the convict
lease system.
Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 2O.-Four
men fought with sledgehammers in a
blacksmith shop here today, and in
consequence of injuries received two of
them will die.
TERM, Italy, Aug. 20.-Earthquake
shocks here have been so serious in
the past SO hours as to cause houses
to fall and a landslide is feared from a
mountain which towers over the town
OF a Valerstino. People have fled to
the spen fields.
Laport, Ind, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Sarah
Meecham was shot and instantly killed
here this morning by her son-in-Iaw.
protect her son, William Meecham,
from Delph's dagger. DELPHI and an
ether brother-in-Iaw were drinking
and started to quarrel with the other
members OF the family, when the trag-
edy resulted.
New York, Aug. 24.-Phillip Ban
DANCE was called from his home and
killed this morning. His body when
found by his wife had three stab
wounds near his heart. He had won
$50 gambling and it is thought some
body saw him with the money and
stabbed him for the purpose Of rob-
berry, but vas frightened off before
getting III money.
Chicago, Aug. 24.-George w. Fitz-
gerald, former assistant teller Of the
United States Sub-Treasury, but now
in Jail charged with the lareency of
S173, 900 from the treasury, will be ar
raigned today and an effort will be
made to have him released on $50, 600
bond. The money disappeared in Feb
ruary, 1907, but it is believed by some
that Fitzgerald is being made a seape-
goat for men higher up"
Berlin, Aug. 24.-Baron Speck Won
Sternburg, German ambassador to the
United States, died today in Heidel-
burg, following an operation for can
GER, from which he had suffered ten
years. He was a popular official, hav-
ing achieved distinction IN many posts.
He vas a close friend of President
Roosevelt and a frequent caller at the
White House, where he played tennis
with the President. His wife was Miss
Lilly Laugham, a Kentucky belle.
New York, Aug. 24.-Early this
morning two highwaymen became so
enraged at a woman who screamed
and fought them while they were try
ing to rob her that they hurled her in
front of tas running trolley car, and
as she was ground to death under the
wheels they escaped. The woman had
just come out of the subway station
and seemed to be hurrying home,
when the men set upon her. She fought
them desperately until they had over
powered her.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-08-27
OUTRIGHT INSANITY.
This Will be The Plea OF Hams For
Killing AnRiS.
Special to the

New York, Aug. 24.-The statement
was given today by John F. Mcintyre,
chief of Capatain Hams lawyers, that
the defense will be straightsut insanity
that Capt. Hams was insane when he
shot Annis made SO by the knowledge
Of the wrongs hat Annis had done
him. There will be no appeal to the
unwritten law and no attempt at justi-
fication.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-08-27
VALUABLE TIMBER

l have q hne eft Pine. Ash. Cypress.
Oak and sweet Sum situated ON \eus
River. IN 'hnston County, me- /
oheF FOR SAFE. Can be 'eaaily RATED t.
Golos9 r'' Nlnst"r or New Bern.
Address Br. r. smith
4W aio Goldstoto. y. o..
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-08-27
NNTlcE TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS

The issue of a new Telephone I1irector,, ,,;,,
cone out sept. LIST and airy subscriber desiruls
any change in his or h yer listing will pje4se -
Ward correction to.this office at once.
Southern Bell Telephone CO.
c, b. MILLER.
MANAGER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
@ene @uhnaimmer 81 prhfen.

Gin iebr einfa6es @erfnbren, Inn
Il niiieil Oh cine anideineno feu1te
@obnung fir oer MentAen belpobn.
bar 1T, beitebt BARN, Dab ieoes 8tut
nter gut oeri6Ioiien miro itno man In
bemieIben cine gar5 aerloil ubgeipoee'
ne Menge friid gebramten upo fem
SerItobener Safes aufitellt. GRIT
mad % Stunocn piegt man ben &alt
nieoer ob uHo itellt oen INTERRUPTED
felt. 9etrdgt Die @emi6ts5lnabme
mebr ole 5ebn BroSent, 10 iinO Die
8imuer pegen Der groBen Seudtig.
teit Der 2uft fir Die @eiunbbeit Der
Weniden nahtbeiIts unb iollten uidt
betpobnt iperoen. @s miiifen Oaber
gorfebrunsen setroffen merben, Inn
In ioIben Bobnittgen BEN Seudttg.
teitsgebalt Der 2uft 5i nerlHinoern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Gdnucinsiase in Giiia.

@a6oem ole S6peinsfiibe entipre.
6eno tpeid getodt iinb, nit @eipir.
Serl, Giiie unb Salo, Gitronenidetb.
den unb bergIeiden, ninlntt man fie
aus Der aodbriibe uno iibergiebe iie
IN einern Surdidlas mebrmals NIT
faItem @aiier. @enn iie p0lIig err
faltet iinb, ptro @iiig tpie au mari.
ntrten S1rineen eefedt unb erfoItet.
bariibG aegoiien ilnb einfad, nadSen
bic Sdpeinsfiibe erfaltet uno IN
Steintopfe oerpadt iino, legt man
ididtfDeiie Die beliebten Getpiir5e nit
Elm unS sieBt faIten idarfen giiis 6a.
riiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

Bir upueu u~nieren 2eIern elm
oridlib uerfiaern oas SOl9se,s
German Syrup beutsutnge pottto
oas einsiee 8rdparat i'm Wartte ~
metd1es 5dwinbiuHt ltnoert nno
heilt. Sc ertbatt Die Gieenmtttsl'
ol8 reiner Cheer, aus5ue BON Ytlnns
,euhqra u, a., melhe als Setltnlttel
iar 0ufter uuo ShminOlndt uDrl pen
mebesiyis-sen ~gDnsrefen 10 bOd se'
Id1ast ..Ab. Der 5hmtnophtlgs,
etnerlei ob bic ssranfbeit i'm pale
pber 9unee, mus bes Nadts &uge
bobe unb be8 MpraenS trel lem pon
glnfdue BON trudenen uho toiterhOen
SuSteu. Die ertrantten Sbelle oer'
fnnoen nu9 &ube, heilenoer ano
finbenber 8ebanbtune, uro Der Ya.
tient beoarf Der friiden Suit, outer
0ahruns freien Gusmurfs oes NOrs
oeus, nit IbneGer uno oauernoer
S%inberuna. aleine 5ldidt)en gu
Is Gents geubbnlide @rbBe nabesu
2 Mal 10 piel eptbatteno rs Gents.
Sn allen Gputheten su haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
aeaeraIieln an psrtilaen.

&eIIeraiieIn f6ngt man ourd a,is.
Iegen bon nrtsgeboblteu &art9ffeln.
R0bren., &iirbisi9nittcn, 1pblen
StergeIn mto oergleiden. sic Der.
trieden ii9 germ 6arin uno fonnert
herna6 ertrdnft peroen. @enn Der
Seller mogIidit luftbidt nbeeidloiien
iperoen fam, Damn oerbrerne man in
i'm cine ieiner @robe cntipre6enoc
Wfenee Sdpelfdoen; Die ifmefeIise
S6ure t0otet aud oieie Ebiere. Gber
es Siirfen ionit ipeoer Iebenoe 8eien,
nod 8fIanaen, nod farbiae Saden in
benz Seller iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Sebte 6oHnune ~peridpuneen.

Sebte 6ofnune peridwuuoen.
Gl8 beruDrraeenbe Nerdte iaeten
baS @. W. Smitbbart, BON Getin,
Sa,, uubeilbare Shwinoiuht babe,
mar beTen leste Sofnuna oabin,
uber Or. Sings 9em DISCOVERY fir
Gdwinbiuht, Suiten unb @rtaltuu'
aen retteten ihm bonn @rabe. Or
iaat: ,8ieie Mebisin bat mid arinbs
lid, furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe i'd fe 10 Sabre lang
oebfaudt, unb erabte oieietbe atS
eine fuunberbares Salss unb 9uneens
Seilmittel." Strene pifenibafts
lide8 Seilmittel fir Suiten, tueben
Sal8 poer @rtdltuneen, uno fdereS
8urbeuaunesmittel 5eeenBnepmOnia.
@arnntirte Slniden gu 30 Gents unb
S1.00 In Bnlter Bro8. SlpDthete
8rube Slaide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
neutrality-suspicious. ipieSer ME neit 81
mad1en.

Wan miidt Solsaide nit getpSbn.
'Iifem Del, 10 boB es cine @rt Bret
biloet; nit oieieun beoedt man 6as
@efdb. Damn reibt MAJ, es NIT Ell.
mem wolIeuen 2appen oh. SoIIte bic
idDdr5e 6arbe nidt eIeib peri6win.
ben, 10 m%ieherhole man Sos 8erfab-
rem. Der GrfciG bIeibt nidt aus uno
Die 8eid,irre meroen tpie neli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
GmatITirtes 9od,arIdirr

pieber bell 8u MAIDEN, obne OoB Die
@laIur oarunter Iei6et. Nan tbut
ettposaBottai6e unb etpas gblorfalf
SuInmmen in ben brnfel getpOrOenen
Sopt gieBt orei Otter @aiIer binsu
uno IteIlt Den Sopf cine Belt lang an
einen tpormen Srt. 0as @eidirr
niro tpieoer tlar uno rein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Tilabafc reiniat man

burd gbreiben init einem SIanelI.
lGppfen, Oas MIR menig init Gal.
miafgeiit benefit murOe, nobel 6a3
2dppden eeOreIt unO oepenoet tper.
ben mlB, ipenn Die in @ebrou6 ge.
tonncle StelIe idlmlbie gemor6en
III. Mton barf aber 0en SUIT beinl
Reiniaen nid)t ieIbit gu feud)t tpproen
laiieu, neil er ionit feline Sorm Der.
ltert. NudOem miro Der Sut NIT Ell.
rem trofenen Ieinenen 2appeu obee.
rieben lntS glatt 9cbiiritct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
9rafiid.

4ontoriit gum Mai6ineaidreiber):
Sic baben idon mieoer e%efiinbigt,
ia iuarilm oenn2" - Maidincnidrei.
Der: SD bitt sic, rpie man bier an.
geipannt lit, oas lit 5u arsl. SD
bab' ihon balo Siibuerauaen on mel.
men Singeripiten!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

Sdredlide SdYmersen eelinoeft.
Gurt idredtiHe Gdmersen &c.
peinist infolae Der @efte u~nneroau.
ten Speiien, nabm Is. o.. @rapion,
BON 2uta, Drill, Or. 8ine's Nep
aife &ins, init benz &eiultnte, ME
er idreibt, pbaB if furirt muroe."
Gue Maeen uno @ebdrmeunorbnun.
gen perben pebuben ourh ibrem lin.
bernben Siublaana belunbere @igen.
Itnften. rs Gents In @alter 8rus.
Gppthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Glieoenplase.

lin elm Simmer bon 6lie9eu 5,i
i6ubern loll man bel Jeidloiienen
SenItern uno Sbiireh oieielbcn init
ouf gliibenSe 9oblen geleeter 3iirbis.
bl1ttern alsrdudetn. $1lt man SO.
gel, 10 mnlb man bieie oorber entfer.
rem iino aud iid ielbit niht int 8tm.
rier aufbalten neil Der 0unit aopf.
tueb erregt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
sdIani0pfdcn.

M6gden: .@s lit mred)t bon
Nanta, lie gicbt Dir INNER mebr Sill.
den mic mir. 2ctben: .9a3
nero i'd mieoer gut maten, beute
abenO befommeu mir belize elm Semi,
pflaIter, Damn geb' i'd Din oaS
groBere."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
@hdrn inn Seller.

Riiden, Die gu Souietioen an ben
@dnoen uno Der 9ede bes Sellers
iiserL bertilgt man am beiten oaSurd,
bob man nit einem idarfen @eiiia.
beien Defenders an einem falten Ga.
se. an benz Die @iiden fIuaIabm iino,
bic @dn6e abfeet. Serriah fam man
fie auf benz 8ooen suiammenfe9en
ltno oann nerbrennen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
1leine snntc - Define sautel

Sunge Game: r8orum bait Du
mir oenn etluas oorgereOc.: Du Jag.
teit 9u batteit gerobreoun9 nit einet
Eante unO i'd lob Did 8l Der 3eit
nit einem iuneen Wt6o6en." Siinger
Niann: ~9as lit mirflit cine Eante,
Dern aud ni6t meine."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
8dampfnna Ser sdnedenpIaae.

ltmseftiir5te 8%Iumentopie iteIIi
man ailf ben bon oieien Sbieren bein.
gefudten 8o6en uib lGBt iie Nodts
fiber 10 iteben. 9adts babefi iiG 6nnn
Die Ebiere I'M Eopfe perfroHen nnb
man fam iie an, Moreen aus oteiem
~frtfernen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
9as anae Ses @eictcs.

StroId: sSit oas Der ri9tige @es
our 8aloI6enfe2 - Bauer: ,Sa.
ober nebmen sic iid in o6t! Die Sc.
genO lit lniider, utto ebe sic binfom,
men, it's Iodt." - Strolh: 80,
mir geidiebt ni6tsl SD itebe ia I'm.
Ter Yoli3eiaufitd)tl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Sumner sccmann.

SEER aapit6n, reiien sic bon
Snmburg obne 4nientbalt nod Sbter
Seimatbsitaot Riinfcn our6?"
SeefapitGn: .gtein, i'd Derbe inter.
negs perifieoene Srte, no Sreunoe
tpobnefl, nnlaufen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Simmer aeidaftlid.

Serr: sd fotnmc, Gle Inn Die
$onO elmer Sbrer 5r6ulein sohter 3u
bitten" 3ieorreniabritont aSebr
lpobl, piiniden sic Die abgelagerte,
Die @ittelitorfe ooer Die aus Der Ben.
iion Smportierte2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
9as pigdulpeiidJc Iatbicl.

SD be9reife sic nidt, meme @nq'
oige; sic iagen bas Sefteh maft
Sbnen feincn SpaB; parum nebmen
Sic Damn 6e6tunterri6t2" -nDum
me Srage! 8eils 8eatfoitiim mid
gut tlei0etl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Sosbait.

ella: gu oorfit es mir %glauben,
Setter Otto, bcim 9aoen fam i'd BET.
uabe cine poIIe Winute lang tuuden."
otto: ,Renommire bod nid)t 10,
gIiel 81 lonGe fannIt 8u ia gar nift
ben Mitn6 baltenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

&cbrnSrettnng.

.Sd bate einen @lrnO, Der mir elm.
nal oosa2cben gerettet bot. r@ie
fan oenn oas2" sd oerfulfte i'm
iiir 2 Nlarf, als ib balb Oerbungert
Dor."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Rad ben S~litterwOdJcu.

,0o, ME gefGIIt es Sbnen benn
nod in Der Chez" %, aiisge5eid.
nett @iro INNER gemiitblider. Gls
ssunaaeielIe q. .. mitBte i'd mir
obcnSs itets meine Bantoffeln erft ~.
diem. Sect iIiesen sic mir beim Gin.
t-itt ms 5dIai5immer sIei& ert.
oeseu.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
@oble Gr,i,hnna.

4inb: .Wama, tpo3u bat Der
Nenid eisentlid cine Raie2@
Nomo: s9ie setpObpliGen Weni&cn
gum @ieden. mir gum @iimpfen urb
$odtrosenl1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
ncbrrflak.

$err SuBp: .Se, sic 90, Sic &c.
ben mir einen Stein ar,f ben aopf fall.
len IaIien." Maurer: 80, moft
nifts, Serr, id babe nod mebr ba-
bon"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
@caen 9nr6fall ser jnneen @anie

@caen Snrdfall Der iunecn @anie
foil iid foI9enoes Mittel iebr gut be.
.tpGbrt baben: Man iieoet @ein nit
eiitioen Gideln 5uiammen unS Idiit-
tet Oobon marin Den Ehieren taelit
5iuei. bis breimoI einen @BIoffeI boil
elm, $50 @ideIn feblen. fam man oil
beren SteIIe eine fleine 0uontit1t ger.
i9nittener gidenbolsmeise nit Dem
@eine iieben Iaiieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Ginsiaer TnsWeg.

gGfrrmeiIter SD mltB rnbeSingt
ben Breis iitr Sh Semmeln erboben
fIeirer fam i6 lie nidt nlebr ma.
dem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

I'm ssbriidteu Sammet anfsafriiden.
beitreiGe man Die 9ebrieite nit Elm
iuents Spiritus. Iege ben Summet ouf
etne aIaoerbfirite urh biiaIe ion nit
siren mGbie beiben Glen out.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13

VtttBSnss. aans., ben %. Eearh 1904.
50 psanns lett stntaer Belt S9re
Black praught Wteh.nub UeHhssI,Uaebt.
atn BET msinem Biehhaub. sd babe als
Ssrtea D~ishtuttsr. s~ttraudht, uni. sefuns
nsa 6ns9 ID. 8. 9. 6aHou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
Ins Der SaIerne.

llnteroffi5ier (oer bel einem giniab.
rigen benRrft, bob Oieier ieinen &o6
nidt poIlitGnbie 5l,gefnopft bait ySb.
men l6eint eS lpegen Dem einen Sabr
gar nidt Der Ofiibe tpertb 5u iein, iidD
ben BOD 5u5ufnopfenl"
AIM Gage na6 .2abor Tan"
tuiirben IN Bolton @eeenitanee In
8ertbe bon elmer baIbcr MiIlion
Dollars in oen8fanbbGuiern berpfan.
oct, i6reibt Der Buffalo GoIfsfreiin6,
porauf er Die Sroge iteIlt: vSit Sas
nun elm 3eihen Der pieberfebrenoen
8roiperitGt, baB Der @rbpiter Gber.
baupt nod ettpas bat, mas er bcri..Il.
bern fann2 Sber elm 3eiten Der an
6~aiiernSen 9epreiiion, bnk er niht
nal feline eigenen Seite mebr ieieril
lam, obne g%nIeiben BEL ben bret 0il-
deIn All madleu2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
unaIeide gebanbInns.

81: y8ie 1T es benin S6rg nit iei'
mem @einprooeB ersangen2" g.:
,Seinen @einen better als ibml" =
o.: ,8ieIo 6enn9" - 81: nSbn bat
man feItaenommen unb feline 8eine
laufen Iaiien."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-13
ROBERT WALKER,
R.htsaxpalt u. ds'stlihsr aaldT,

etispot lBtttnttl, NSrrotte, ptruttttit VIZ
ttthtE uuS OtrIduis anh itrtist oHr'ftha6f i
NeSSsH an Rob.n RelnI
Arizona republican., 1908-06-15

proof sufficient that every Marcopa county reads full confidence every the Big Store makes The ofi a ictha
Arizona republican., 1908-06-15
D0nnestics

YARD-WIDE "FRUIT OF THE LOOM" HUSLIN-We needn't state it's value, you know it-in this sale at, yard .................... .1Oc
Arizona republican., 1908-06-15
White and CoIored Wash Goods

Ia5c coLoRED DRESS LINENs-Full yard wide, in a full line of colors, including copenhagen-in this sale at, yard ....... ................2 24c
Arizona republican., 1908-06-15

MllLlNERY-Such as Trimmed and Untrimmed
 Is, Shapes, Wire Frames, Veils and Veilings.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-18
TO CONTINUE WAR
ON STANDARD OIL

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Armed with
instructions and data against the
Standard Oil Company, from which
he demands $8O,00O,0O0 more in
fines, United States District Attorney
Sims returned from Washington to-
day to prosecute the case. He had
passed a week in the capital, con-
ferring with Attorney General Bona
parte on the best way to 7Es,ure a
conviction of the company which al
ready is under $29,240,0OO fue for
rebating
Attorney Sims announced that he
would try the 1000 remaining counts
against the Standard Oil Company
as soon as they are reached OF the
court docket beginning early next
week. The company is liable to si
fine of $4,000 on each of the 1000
counts pending. No effort will be
made to call any of the cases until
Attorney John S. Miller, who is at
the Walsh trial, is at liberty. This
will be next week.
Mr.. Sims said he was confident
that his Office would be allowed addi-
tional appropriations asked for the
employment of two additional assist
ants and other Office help to aid in
the war on the Standard. 1t is be-
lieved Judge Landis will hear the
case, although, in view of his $29,-
100000 fine, the Rockefeller corpor-
alton may seek another jurist for the
new rebating case
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SOLD STOCK that
HE DID NOT own

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Chas. A.
Stoneham, head of the brokerage
house of o. F. Jonasson & Co., was
arrested today on an order made by
Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum
in civil suit in which Ernest S.
Webster of Whiting, VT, alleges that
Stoneham fraudulently converted to
his own use 1000 shares of the stock
of the Frances Mohawk mine.
Webster, who is farmer, says he
had the stock deposited with D..
Mackenzie G. Co. of Goldfield, New,
as collateral for a loan of $40O, but
as he was paying Mackenzie Is per
cent interest he had Jonasson & Co,
take up the loan, this firm Offering
to lend money on stocks at 6 per
cent. When Stoneham got the stock.
instead of holding it for Webster, he
sold 1t on the San Francisco Mining
Stock Exchange to client of ID. Mac
kenzie 4 Co. for $9S4.50. He kept
this money 1t is alleged, but subse-
quently sent Webster 500 as divi-
dend on the shares to make him
think the stock remained in Web
ster's name
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Phone GIRL GETS
nice INHERITANCE

CHICAGO, Jan. 1T guess /
won't work any more remarked
Miss Rose Strants, as she resigned
her position yesterday as telephone
operator at the Palmer House Then
she told Manager Vierbuchen that she
had inherited 100000 left by an
uncle in the far West and had re-
ceived the first installment of the
money.
She invited her friends among the
hotel employees to theater, where
they occupied two boxes, and after
the show. she gave them a ten-course
dinner.
After the dinner she called an
automobile, bade her friends good
bye and was driven to the residence
of friend. Her home is at La Porte,
Ind
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after
MANY
YEARS
MEN WHO COMMITTED JEWELHY
ROBBERY IN LONDON ARE
UNDER ARREST.
(By Associated Press. }

MERGED, CAL, Jan. lit was
reported here today that on last Sun
day a Scotland Yard detective arrest
ed two men here who are accused of
having committed 100000 jewel
ry robbery in London five years ago.
The accused men, it is said, waived
extradition, and expressed their will
ingness to return to London at once.
1t is further reported that the detec-
tive and his two prisoners left for
New York City on Sunday night on
the Santa Fe overland The story
did not become public until today.
The city officials claim the men were
arrested, but are unable to give their
names or furnish further particulars
and as a result verification of the
story cannot be obtained
Four years ago last April the home
of a wealthy resident of London, Eng
land, was robbed of a large amount
of jewelry valued at 100000. Stimuli
taneously with the burglary, the
groom and butler employed in the
house disappeared. Detectives from
Scotland Yard traced the men around
the world. Sunday morning two men
walked into saloon on the main
street and were about to take drink
when a third man entered and in
vited the others to drink with him.
The stranger proved to be an English
detective and the two others were
the supposed burglars. The two men
arrived here on the midnight train
Saturday night from San Francisco.
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BANK RESERVES
CONTINUE GROWING
(By Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Substan-
tial progress was made today in the
digestion of speculative profit taking,
which has been accumulating on the
stock market for several days past.
The sharp reaction which developed
yesterday was quite widely extended
during the early trading of today,
and afforded such relief from the
pressure bearing on the market that
the way was opened for material re-
covery. Bears were active sellers on
decline and their active demand to
cover helped the rebound. The money
markets gave striking evidence of tn :
continued growth of banking reserves
both her and abroad. Bonds were
heavy.
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TONG WAR IS ON
in CALIFORNIA
tBy Associated Press. J

SAN. FRANCISCO, Jan. IA
tong war among the Chinese, evil
dences of renewal of which have
appeared in Sacramento and Oakland
during the past few days, has broken
out in San Francisco and tonight
Lucy Yen, said to be member of
the Hop Sing Tong, shot Lung Chow,
foreman in the London Broom Fac
tory in Jones alley, and Jung Ding,
an employe of the same establish
ment Lung Chow was shot through
the neck and thigh and will probably
die. Jung Ding was not seriously in
jured Jung Ding belongs to the
See Yups, and was the man Lucy Yen
was after. He shot Lung Chow by
mistake. The murderer has not yet
been arrested