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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-10

The navy Is the last subject dealt
with In that connection the presi-
dent says:
approve the recommendations Of
the general board for the in
crease of the navy, calling especial
attention to the need OF addi-
tional dcstroyers and colliers, and above
all. OF the four battleships. II IL desir-
able TO complete as soon as possible a
squadron OF eight battleships of the best
existing type.
I most earnestly recommend that the
general board be by law turned into a
general staff. There is literally no ex-
cusc whatever for continuing the pres
ent bureau organization of tho navy. The
navy should be treated as a purely mill
tary organization. and everything should
be subordinated to the one object OF se-
curing military efficiency. a system
of promotion by merit, either by selec-
ton or by exclusion, or by both
processes, should be introduced.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-10
Our Southern Neiahbors.

The commercial and material prog
ress Of the 20 atin-American republics
is worthy of the careful attention Of
the congress. The International Bun eau
OF the American Republics is doing a
useful work in making these nations
and their resources better known TO
us and in acquainting them not only
with us as a people and with cur pur-
poses towards them, but with what we
have 10 exchange for their goods
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

aassmeinen ~lle6srsans gum sSusli=
lden" aetcmHen Tei21
ut.Ram: - .Gieis ,3eit tt nod niht
aeipmmcn uno fenm. aud nisasidt
rs. Die @inpaaosrung oauert I'M
Hier noa frrt uno mann piro lie auf
b6ren? 9lHe man sob Die 3usunit iiir
Die 3u.unit iorsen. Die l%lnlsnntuiB
Der Sprafen 5eim glerus briH9i aber
inSpihsu Der 9irhs. namsnilih I'm
aroBea Weiien, mo es fat lduter ses
miitte @smeinaeu eib.. arnBeH S4ds
ben. II 0ie not6penoi9 1T e 5era0e
fir oieies 9auo. oaB Der 9rieiter iih
Elm sesiegeHss Wifeu aneisnell 6ier.
i'm 9ance Der Sbsrfld 1lintsit uno
9rincipienloNlteit oss lln0ldubeHs
une oroBen Snoiffereniismus, IMP,
geseRiiber Dem Rimmer raiienDsn Sreiz
ben un0 6aifsn mad @eIo uno 9ut
uno 9ergniiseu uno 9enub. tihtise.
sriinolid uno pifsnihditIih esbiIOsts,
Fromms. opferpiaise. aniprunsIoIe.
9riefer a6lolut notbpenoig, @eHn
mir oieie BADEN, oaRn piro sepiB BEN
8olts bic Religion srbaltsn 6Ieiben uno
nitt perloren oehen h0pon bdnat o0s
.4aes in Gbriito srneuern~, 0as
Mlotto unlsres SOL. @dters Qius TO-.
am meiiien as. Sin liberales, pom
0sIts uno 3eitgsif anseirs6tnss.
~mdnselhaft dsoetiin uHo ptfenf61ft=
lib aebilbetes YrisIterthUm bdgesen
piroe 3sIision unb WtpralitGt Ses
Bottles in ni6t a13u ierHsr 3utunft
gerdDe3u perHinten!~
Mdaer: ~ DIR 6immel bepabre
uus Dor iol6sm llnbeil!!4
utindm: - ,Meiue 6errenl SeIbits
reoenO babe i6 in unierem a8touosr=
itdbGen" nur Don fatboltfheR
9erbdltniTen sereoet. 0ie man BEL
BEN berl6iebsRen prOtsitantiihen Sec
ten Die Religion feitbalten min, iii mir
uneriin0lih. SD femme nur GineH
BEG: FL 8udtsbr8ur RtT6e.
9enn in Der 3bat aibt es fir Die bon
Der Stride Mbgefaaenen, ndn ben
0entaeiebeu oes menihlihen Settles,
nur 9epegung- feline Rubs. Die
8epsouug 9ebt entpeoer Meter BON
Der 8irds ab, bis gum abfOa pom
g%briftentbum, p0sr absr 5uriid sur
Stride. pom Der MAJ abgsfalen mar.
Sin 0rittss 1T auf bic Dausr unmo9=
lid! 9o9 oamit min i'd fir beute
fdlieBen SUITE Rahti"
Miiasr Il. Saal5e:-pSute gldhtl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
Die JmbIIdmms pileerfahrJ
rad, Rom.

9iele 0on u~nleren 6eileriiiuirieu ess
fern nerosn obne 3nsifeI fhcn iebi
boriibsr na6Iiuneu, ipo lie ibre Som.
merierien U%erbringen psrbsn. Allen
Soihen Dolen mir empieblsn, bdB lie,
d~uitdii ibre Set mabig ain Mssress
itran0e ooer aui Der 9trdnoa sines
@ebirgsbotsls 30 oe~rir0oeIn, no biz
4uslosen eepo6nIih 6ob jinb, uno Ell
b6hi laugpsilig TT, Der sroBen 9ita
geyfobrt inter Der qsituuQ ron 0lcs
@rane's Catholic Yours. 20. ISL
8roaprap, Gsp Oort Stir. anihlies
zen, Uelhe ant rs. Ssali abf1brt. Dda
sur4 pir0 ibucn bic @elegenbeit ees
boten, ben Seiltgen Batter gu Ieben. Isis
nen @egen 81 empianaen, unb batf
nab @ur0pa tn elmer praetiihen Meifs
so beiuden. Gs piroe bies t6aiid6s
lid cine @eiunp6titss, gslebrunsss Il.
@%rholungs 8eiit ieiu. Wldn i6rsibe
Ioiort, I'M ii4 siHen sutsn plat gu
ihsrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

ZEN ssilgH ourn hiufisgs Gsbst TIr
sgn Sseiiorasr. Der eole Waler GbIs
arS BON 5ttinle idlritb uenisg Monatt
uusils1 iusl usC 1T s5oE msusl Ioa
bon 4ltHdittn III bar Shpsig set
lonlsr Sci. bite ID idalih um cute
@rititer Hn0 made oasei cine 8uHo=
reiis I'll ben mir 5stanatsn gfitItsrs
freunsen po5u aud Sit gsb0rtH. 2
Mit if5n pGrs g oa3, usnn in user
nriflinsn 5amiiis sie 8spobRhsii bss
Eiince. feim 4~beub8sbst Elm GlisruRs
Ter fdr osn Se,lior5er bei5niiigenl
gr beOarf ia and Dts @s5etss sar
ishr. 0enu mas nisi e.. psnn sr iidl
nod 10 iehr bemiiht iein: Ssmsinoe
al bs5en ooer 81 beHsrn, peHn ieine
8orts uno 4rbsiten nift aom Se9sn
osr 9naee bs5leitst Fgo. Die 6sy5sn
nerDen Hidt ourh meHi6lihs 9eress
iamteit betsbrt uno CUR 5usen0 ents
fIammt, fOnoerH Oarn Dit Sndoe; oiss
ie aber Itr0mt in osm Nlabs pom 6ims
mel, ols I'm lie oebttst miro. liRo TT
bsoarf bts @sbstss fir iih isl6it oas
nit CT Ii9 in ben SeFohrsn uuo 3erz
i~treuunssn isines9sruIes auf Der 6Sbs
pristerlitsr 8onlommsnbeit 81 erbals
ten oermag. Sc teiIiger Der 9TieFer
1T ein osfo geeisnsterss 0eri8ea5
piro e. in Der 6anS 9otiss sum 9eile
Der Seelen.
M6sen mir niemals u~RIsrsr pries
ter %oereeHsni
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
RtrdJltdJc
uuHtrtmtEn.
HanNiebrcibem tes hSdbp'iten
6rn. Gr3biiebefS ~1fIeIsmcr.

gr3btid6fltde Reitoen8.
Wilpautee, 0is., Is. 6eb., 1908.
unieren gsIisbten griibern I'm GIerus
uno i'm 2aienitdnoe 9ruB un0
Segen.
Wie Sud bereits betannt, feiert uns
fer 81. Batter, qius Der 3shnte, in oiss
fem Sabre bds @otosne Subildum ieis
mes 9rieIertbumg. Die gdn5s tdthns
liTde @elt iubilirt dber Oieies frsuoiss
@rei9niB, uno olerpGrts tperbsn in
brinTige Gebete fir bas isrners
Woblergeben u~nferes oberiten 6irten
aus ben 5er5eu oOn Ntilionsn tatbcliz
Tder gbriiten. bic nit inniger 3uneis
aung unb ebrer6istiger Sodahtang
gum Batter Der Gbrifenbsit aafbddsn.
gum 6immel OuiItsisen. SepiB. bic
&atboIiten oisIer GrSbioSsIs ihlieBeR
Tt6, ME nit @inem 5er5sn. bisisn grs
gebenbeits fir unferu stors
reid regierenben Qapit an, Der burn
feline Ddierli6e 2isbe uro 5ariurss fit
feline geifisen ain0er unb ourh bic
t~raftp0us, unerIhitterline unb oens
nod peiie grfilliHe isiner Pflibten
unter ben BON innersn uno duBersn
6einben berairhe Dsrurldaten bebrpbs
lidsn 3uitdnbsn. i9On ieBt. in Der
tur3en s3eit ieines 9ontificats ii6 als
Elm prDoioentieller qdpR erpisisn bat,
b~erufen DON Dem uniihtbaren Gbsrz
baupte Der 4trhe um Das Shiffein
9etri burh bic Tirmiiden Bpgen uns
ierer Gage gu iteusrn. Dieie uniOer=
ieae &un0gebung elmer itarten tathos
liihsn 9oDdlitdt uno grgebenbeit ges
gen ben Rahfolger Res 81. petrus nir0
benz eolen unb ~lisbeoollen 0er3en Pius
oes 3sbnien grOBen SroIt uuO grobe
Grmutbigung brinseii uHo isinsm sur
9ertbeiDi9ung Der airhe %erhobenen
Qrm Strait unb Stdrte perIei6en.
Sn 8e5ue auf i~rgenouelts ipeciele
syubiIGumss Qn6G6tsn unb s5siern Isiz
tens Der @ldubigen oieIer gr5bi03eie
peroe ih genauere Snifructiouen abb
parten, Die Don Der gnigen Staot aug
dusgeian0t merosn ourFten. absr i'd
appeaire Ihon isbt an Glsrus un6
Bolt, ibre 2ie5e unb @rgebenbeit fir
pins ben 3sbuten aud burh 0arbrins
sune zines materieIlsn 5ubildumssss
Ihentes. in Der 5orm zines b~eToHbers
reidIi6en 9etsrspfenniss gu bstbatis
oen. Sbr @ae piBt. oub Der 81. Subj
ais 5olge Der italieniIhen 8eruubung
unb oes gsssnpdrtig i'm @roBen bsz
t~risbsnen 41ubes Der 8irhengiter in
5rantrei6 fir ieineH matsrieusn unb
Iinaneitnen uRterbalt fat gdn3lih duf
tie freipiaigen Gabsn Der aatholiten
oeg gr0irsiiss dngsnieisn 1T. Die
9sri6te aber d~uisehdufts Shdbe
Der battconii6en geborbsn ino sinfals
tiee QHaen, bic mogliferpsiie perbrsis
tet psrbsn, I'm bic 9ldabissn baoon
db3ubdlten, pie 70 brinseno notbi9e
5ulfe 80 leilten. ST niros Qusn fshr
6anfbar iein. ptHn Shr es mir srm6gs
Iihen pirost. bel meinem beDDrtsbens
Den gsIuh in Rom cine grobe Summe
IN bic 5dRbe BEG 81. 0aisrs lseen 81
tonnsn, als Elm Subildumsssifsnt ieis
ner aiuoer in psr gr5bio5sis Milpaus
tee UNI dls Elm uHterpfono ibrsI 2isbe
uno Irsus ihm gessuIbsr.
8a ih 5sabF4tiss, unniitslbor mad
Siisrn ob5ursiisR. Dirb hermit angss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
alrrrtitss 5lnd1ridItrn.

MiIpautes. - 9(uf Der am |.
Sonntas Absno In Der eane eer ct
0bdrieu Ssmeinot i'm ,SntereHe ost
9atb. 60Oeroiion a69ebaItenen 9ers
lammIuna Gel ptldsr 0r, 0tto g.
Seifri3. oie 3iele uno 3nede oisisr
Organization crttdrte, fam bic @riins
bana zines @emeiH18pei5s su isanoe.
osm iin fat i6mmilihe anpsienos TO-
iort onihtohn. 6srr Mitael Rob
lulger puroe ais QraHoent unD eerr
Spbu s. Wiaer ais 5etystdr oss
neueH 3petas erOdblt.
Waotfou. Wis. PIN /. Sdmss
tag uno @onatla ioRo Dabier cine
9erIammlung br 9edmttn 6es
StaatMsr6on0es Det @. St. Inter
ilbuBssrsr,ine uap Dts 5~tadisbers
blnbts ser %. &. 5iinalinesoereine
ron @isconFn Iatt, I'm Die nDt6ieeu
0orbersiiunaen 3a trefien fir bic II.
Understanding pelfe beianailih
pom 8. Bis 10. SHni B. 8. bier tatts
finoet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
90 anareblLtilcbe 1lIerSbnbe.

Der IN DeHoer an beiliger Static cir
flldnir6i5es Satrile9ium bsgiHg, IN
i'm ndhiien Nlomeut ben i6m ooni9 IN.
beiannisn gritHer. Der i6m Sic beilias
5oiiie 4eteidt aus teuffiidtm eaHe
beimiadiia nisser8unreden. mar nit
oemielbeu @iite dRseiiiat. bas aud
~uHisre iogsn. narbeiiereitunaen4 in
ibreB Spalten ueripriben, f6rsibt le6r
pa9r her .8uff. 8ftsirb.@. Solme
Sdredeusiblien 3sitigt bic bon bisIer
Sotie gldtisr o~usasfreute 5ddt bss
Religions oes Q%riefer- nnb bes Glafz
ienfaHeE. Die. III 6eren Sersen oisle
1euielsiaat iippig ipyieBt uno 1ufaebt,
3eriaaen nit @ott unb Der Menfhs
belt; BIZ shrlife 4r6sit unb iebe aes
oronsts 5bdtisieit bstrahten lie ols
&nehiifaft uHb o1s @riten absr oas
BON Der Ulenihbeit i6utu osrmeintlih
3u9efigis unredt srsibt bic bsIonaers
perDers @sranlagien unier linen DON
Der gebre ldIiebtih CUR .BropogaHb1
Der 3flt." Die 5hulo oieIsr greFe
III Is ni6t usHn ibr cBniI6er 9ottess
bab uno i6re 9erbtbun9 Der WaTen
uidt mebr iolfsr S6suiaIe 3sitigi, pis
ben Wot55uben IN 8enbtr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

Gdb @drpIind. Den
Sta5tsfsnai ls6nis BE Hsus 8ahnraa
tenporlags al. Dnmis 1T be lsBts
Nus iihi cabin. Bag in Der issisen 1as
guHg oisisr gt8islatur stfpas in eer
9i6tuug 5nitanos t0mmt.
Qoutfidna. GribObit unS
@smiis babsn in ben Issftn EGssn
our6 Roll. a1rt aslitisn. SH 9ong
8ea6 e, am ufsr oss Soils, eilseie
iih eis ron 1f2 3oa Di6s.
mffftffippi. IT e~iisnbabnbes
oienitsis usroen Der geisbsebuHg pom
miHiTippi tinen rieiigtn gr0ish gee
gen bic 3psicsntss gabnruttnoorIass
uHterbtsitsn; re iss4tsn 8siSHsisnng
ib.sg aSbHa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

Rso. %. .. Mdlone. FISHER
QFiHent an Der St. 5amsss 9ir4e 5u
qgHolba, IT gum pfdrrsr Der bur6
ben 9oo pon Rs0. 3. 3. Bone bers
naihsn gemeinos IN UloHhss srnannt
porosn. geo. 3. IiBgsralb. @HiHent
an ber Ct. 8eias airhs 3a 31eins. BAT
feline 5ssae H~iebsrgelest, I'M Hh, isis
nsr Gsfune6git nessH, nab BEN Zee
Zen ~ bseeseH. Nm Isine 5iele tritt
aso. o.. gipsr. bisbtr QTihent an
St. 9atrifs in 8ibon; mad Ripon
eebi Reo. 5ugo qceHsr, bisher Qnis
hent an beT Il. Mdrinsairhs IN
Honb 81 Gar. uHb rad 5on5 ou aac
lpmmt 9eo. 8. :. Yisrron, esr fir5s
lid BON R%sssnsburs. 9onsrn 5urifs
fs6rie, no Fl H6 BEN SiueiHm Ger
air5snmuFi esDiomes E1tis.
1as BIZ scH BET tisissa Ct.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

Stride eabier iau0 am /. DiHstas biz
@ouletrdiion pes bodp'ten @eibbt
i6ois 5oiepb %. e0uoeIta iiltt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

nyoHet. olB Die nbrlide 4sitrspieania
@paecie in oisitm Sabre am J.. Gcunz
idse in Der 5aHen. s. mars. er6s6ea
reroe. @eun irsenopsIhe pcu unies
ren 2euien panihsn fs1teu. iupioiz
ouea Dem 81. Batter Elm Qr5berss 5us
biiaumsgeidsHt "a MAIDEN 70 m5aen
lie Den &strag ibtsm bodfu. 6ru. @fare
rsE ii5erseben ooer mir isl5h oirett 3u-
idideR. Die bohp. Rettoren lpoaeH
freuaoliha alle eoneciirttR &eilydse
biz ipdieltsus S. 4pril sinidjden.
Die 90leeie fir aniert s[n0ianer
nm Nsser lit 81 psrinissen uno piro
in Der GrsOi0seie am 81. N}ai. BEN
IeB.en Sonntas ienes Monats er5o5en
neroeu.
Sir Die 3luer meineL @6peien6eit
bite i'd ergebeuf uH Die beicn0eyen
@ebets Der @tiu6iesu. admit meine
3eiie Hiht ionpbl 81 meiuem psriSn.
lihsn 8ohls. ais pielmt6r eur g6re
Sottes uno ,sur Soroerun3 uno Freu-
Be Oes @Iaubsnss (9bil. /. 25.l erfof
gen m0se. Die Nrisfsr pcr6en nab
reno oeriel5eu 3eii. in o,y WeFe Bic
eoaecte oel Both mehe PIC ptreariuans
thus siHi6altsE
Die @naSs unIeres Germ StTu
@briii lei nit gu6 allen. amen. "
+ Ssbarian 6t56ayo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

Sn ben a6rissu Di65eisn oisier airs
denpro5iHs ~ 8rseH Bar. ga GroFe {,
Superior unb WaTqusiis Hn5 bic
sFaisnsg o roronungen in alien WsisHts
Iihsn pieisIbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
81 6. d. 1fleisfner.

9rsbiifof bon W~1ilp0ltfce.
n. B-Qn paienber Stene mag IN
Der STRIDE elm Soften ober 9orb anaes
braft meroeu, III ben Die Bldubigen ibr
aaitensaImoieu cher Gam aarfreitag)
loren geitrag flE's 81. 2ano Iegen tone
nen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

INTO MS INIT II he q Just forget % VaCCI1a-s- I
nineteen brave boys, and the figure was 81
factory TO him He frl-s-v owned Ia.
had a somewhat unreEatle memory. and 4
he could undertake 20 forget n the ma--r
which I spoke. So I gave him the lirvs5
bones and away he Went l-------ng q pla--
pIratlCal ar
NOV, get me right, E-1--y-E- Don't II 1
~ dreaming that I was u marx for gi7-. I
this way I'll been up and DOWN and z q
out Of the two coasts. west AMI. east, Of >r
Land for about fifteen Wear II tl-l- Il
knew that If I dIdn cough Up each t-s Z
sw0Op was made no matter bow pC--s 2
sw0Op. my ice makers would be gong zEa
from my work with the point ~ a bavl1s.-
the back Of each of them Once ! sur
tended q mine N Ecuador where four h-1-z
men had been marched or IN that way q
army service. because the --1uer-r-sa--
who preceded me. a hard ---a-.- ~Cutcl--
had refused o. Dig dug while ran the n
and dug often, but when --a touches gC--
strong. and J Squeaket- they --u ne cE
Ecuador on the charge that / --- framing g
revolution So knew where Was % Va
fell for these touches % Il Lr.e----
All the same. when a..-- - Wees z--z-
visit OF the coEuISS1ure- .- -.e EC-L- t1-
of La Llbt-tad the coru----- -5- .- the S-
Safety OF top sop. Of L. L-..---l l-Cpre--
the ice plant 20 tel me --.- The La -,1s-
police force was So lt,--.-=. OWING q
large number q --e- down ~--- --- ---z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

it. / can't spare these dubs for minute, OF
course If I'm to go on making ice, SAID 70
the president of the Municipal Council There
fore, how much2 III tell you what III do. III
slip YOU two dollars, gold, apiece, TO get EN- or
the road improving job.
Il named the twO-apieCe figure for the pur-
pose OF tagging him If his idea was 70 make II
FIVE a throw
The figure, two apiece, thought the pres1-
dent Of the Municipal Council, was srnall-very
small. The nineteen brave youths would be
required to work two weeks on the road m
provenents, and two dollars, gold, apiece
such an amount to obtain their immunity
seemed far, far too small
He started to go, with many deep bows,
and | knew that WASH I going 70 do called
him back and named my top figure, three
throw, gold and he snapped at 1t Ike q mud
turtle grabbing for polhwOgs. l slipped hun
the fifty-seven varieties OF dollars, and he went
away on his white mule, looking as depressed
as If somebody had roped HIM and taken some
thing away from him
lust about a week after that l had a call from
> a SalvadOrian General who had a list 70
starboard from the heavy loops OF golden junk
that he had spraddled al over the night side OF
his tunic
- l was an adaptive son OF the noble RePublc
Of Salvador was | not, Very well, then The
General-he told me-had called on me 70 con-
verse upon the subject OF the national defense
The autumn maneuverS of the SalvadOT1an
army were about to begin. The General desired
to have me present in person at the ndneuvers-
He told me that ! would be aStOnlShed at the
efficiency | saw l accepted the invitation
But oh, ! knew al right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

ployees, all loyal and So brave sons Of the
Republic, they would ne required to be pat
through their first PAGES as soldiers II the
maneuvers. There was 10 be q corps com
posed entirely of recruits. Their services
would not be required for q greater period
than three weeks. and
pulled the How much question on the
little General before he could get any further,
and before he could answer / told HIM that. &C.
cordlng TO my dope, about three per head, gilt.
ought TO be about right
Well. he couldn't see that for SOLITARY
fraction of q second, and IN his soreness he
came mighty near giving himself away
Only three bucks apiece. he eXpostulate,.
when another man. man smaller IN rank than
he, a General-of course he referred 70 the
Colonel who'd snagEed from me fve per head
at the very hrSt trv-aud he quit there
For fear that he'd bunch the ante / jumped
the figure 70 five a head. The General took IT,
and he went rway with the nInety-fve gold.
pretty clipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

A BOUT ten days after that | was sought ,ut
by the commissioner ot the Public Health
of La Llbertad.
He informed me that there had recently
been an outbreak 81 smallpox IN the near
neIghborhood of my ice plaut-whl,h. tv the
way. and similarly OF course. I hadn't heard
anything about The commissioner was t.x-
ceedlngly sorry, but he would be compeIle,l-
the law gave HIM other option-to vacSi-
nate my employees
Well knowing the pitfiing futihtv of my
observation. told HIM that would be all rigbf
to 60 right ahead and vaccInate EN-.
he commissioner was pleased. he assured
me that l took his information So pleasantly
and IN So broad "a spirit. OF course was aware
"t the tact that IN hot countries II took % .,,t-
mated man from two weeks To- "a month Ill the.
time lying stll. tu recover from I'd vaccination,
And l dld, of course. know that vaccination
down IN the tropics takes something fierce as
u rule
As he started 20 go. The commissioner III
the FubhC Health of L. LIhsrtad-~tiu pleased
he assured me, that was So pleasant about IL
al INFORMED me that the municipal charge
I"T ydtcinatng persons living IN the neighbur-
mood oi q smallpox epidemic was three dollars.
ElIt' a head. and that employers were required
ny the Government T. pay Tins charge when
the vaccination was compulsory, as II would
he IN tins instance
Right mp 70 me again, then. Of course
tuId the commissioner of the Public Health OF
La LIbertad that Ia ease three q head. gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

hICW
After taking his leave
and really starting away
ye-eh he came back. did
the General. There was a
little matter he had forgot
ten, yes. My nineteen en-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
MAY GIVE TERMS TO THOMAS TODAY
Report that Creditors Will Grant Him
Five Years Extension.
Warren st,

II is said to be probable that the final report of
the committee of creditors of +. r. Thomas will
he submitted in complete form to-day at general
meeting The various members of the sub-com-
mittees informally yesterday, and several of
them visited Mr. Thomas at his home, where he
was confined with a cold
The report drafted is believed TO contain rec
concentrations not as favorable to Mr. Thomas as
he desires. The committee has not decided on the
fixed charges be granted to Mr.. Thomas. in
Guiding his living expenses. but it was reported
last night that this had been discussed late yes
terday afternoon with Mr.. Thomas in the efforts
to reach agreement
The final report is said to provide that the con-
troll of the Western Ice Company shall pass to the
committee of creditors, with full power to NOM
mate a board of directors sell the property II
deemed advisable; that the control of the Provi-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society, held by Mr..
Thomas the stock which is pledged, be trans
ferred with full powers to committee of banking
creditors; that Mr.. Thomas contribute $4,000 as
initial payment to his creditors, and that he
turn over trustees the income from his father 8
estate subject to fixed charges. On these condi-
tions the creditors are said to be willing to make
an extension of five years.
The creditors are said to be against making any
fixed allowance the maintenance of the Thomas
stud farm in New Jersey, and he may have sur
render his fast horses to the committee. Mr..
Thomas is said to be willing 10 promise to pay
s1000H year for five years when he believes that
he able settle every cent of his indebted
His attorneys are quoted saying that the
fve-year extension may not be necessary, as under
normal conditions they believe that Mr.. Thomas
can pay off everything in a year, including the
debts of Maclay & Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy we're filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trCt Court
street debts sl6455 assets 500 principal creditors.
Involuntary against Bonnie Berenson and David
Cominsky, trading as the Houston Furniture Com
Metal Bed Company 1888: Charles Volt; $3.50 and 5.
involuntary, against Clark & Co, No. 100 Broad
way: creditors, Leonard & McCay. s3l2; John II.
admitted.
The schedules of Michael H. Gillispie and William
f. Walsh. composing the firm of Gillispe Walsh Ss
Gillispe show debts of s334167 of which s45 600 is
secured. The assets amount to s51.943. The prln-
cipal creditors the Chelsea Exchange Bank.
$4,000. secured; Gansevoort branch. Fourteenth
Street Bank. $4,000. secured; Harris II. Euriss,
s17,s74; Levering & Garrigues $3.50: J. H. Young
Stone Company. s27,40O; J. L. Hamilton e. Sons.
S52,630; A klabor & Son. s2S,5 Lord Electric
Company. $50. 900; j. J. Delaney. S21,12I. The as
sets consist of cash in possession of receiver s12
900; notes $3.50: supplies. $4,000, and property of
an undetermined value The bankrupt held the CON
tract for the building OF the Police Headquar-
ters building now in course of erection.
The schedules Charles Wechselblatt Sidney
WeChselblatt and Louis Schechter comprising the
firm of Wechselblatt. SChechter Co. show debts
of S9.163 and of $500. consisting of stock
In trade, $4,000. and machinery. 81. 200 The prin-
cpal creditor IS the American Woollen COMPANY
with a claim of 81 S07.
Judgment for S32,220 has been entered against
the Virginia Etna Lithia Spring Company of No
124 Water street, New Jersey corporation In IA
vor of Agnes f. Peck. thirty notes made by the
! company.
Lucius c. Rice of Hartford Conn., has been an
pointed receiver of the assets in this CITY of the
Seward Rubber Company. Connecticut corpora-
ton, by Justice Patzek, in proceedings brought nv
William Seward and Edgar l.. Ropkns stockhoId-
ers. to dissolve the corporation. The assets in this
city valued a $4,000. The company has a car-
ital stock of 100000 It's plant at Berlin CON,
a receiver has been appointed for the company nv
the Connecticut courts. The company ma,ufact,,r,,
mechanical rubber goods