davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25

III ooo ,iC Aoo LA1oa N'o 1aeAo AAAh "a
yentes Y que mas buscan la
protection europea. tienen pro-
hibido el poseer esclavos, pero
esta medida no da resultadcs
positivos, Y todavia Sc venden
p1bliCamente hombres, mujeres
V ninos, no solo en- el interior,
sino ante los ojos de los mismos
diplomaticos de Tanger. Cierto
que Sc ha consegu1do la aboli-
ci0n de los mercados de escla-
vos en- los puertos de la costa ;
pero en- las dos capitales, 10
mismo en- Fez que en- Maria
kesh, hay I'm punto de la Ciu-
dad destinadO ala veDta de Sc
res humanos, 10 mismo que hay
otro donde Sc venden caballos,
camellos, telas 8 frutas.
Yer el mercado de carne hu-
mana en- una de las dos capita
les del 1mperio marroqui. equi
vale a verlo en- las dos; en- am
bas esta situado en- medic de TN
laberinto de Callejuelas estre-
chas, Cubiertas pOr una espeCie
de emparrado de hojas de palma,
entire las Cuales penetra debil-
mente los ravos del sol; en- am
bas Ell merCado propiamente di-
Cho es una especie de patio 8
plaza bastante grande, rodeado
de tapla de adobes, al pie de la
Cual hay unOs como Cubiculos
% pocilgas, los depositos, lame
mosles asi, donde estan "encerra-
dos los esclavos. Durante todo
.el dia, el patio ha servido de
mercado de lana; dos horas an
tes de ponerse el sol Y cerrarse
las puertas de la ciudad, Sc
transforman en- merCado de es-
clavos. Los duenos de estos Ill
timos toman asiento a la entra-
da de sus respeCtivOs CubiculoS,
mlentraS unOs CuantOS aguadO-
res medic desnudos, rocian el
arenoso suelo para que Ell arras-
trar de las babuChas de vende-
IdoreS Y compradores no levante
demasiado polvo, como Sc hace
en- las plaZas de toros an
tes dc dar comienzo a la co
rrida.
Un jinete arabe penetra al
trote largo en- el recinto, prece-
dido por dos negros corpulen
tos que cOrren abriendole paso
rs el empleado del gobierno,
que recoge la contribution de
un tanto por ciento del produc-
to de la venta. Su entrada es
la senal para dar principioa la
subasta. Los deals, 8 subasta-
dOres levantanse gravemente
avanzan hasta el centro del
mercado. Y comienzan una Pile
garia pidiendo al Muy Alto
que di6 la verdadera fe por me
dio de su mensajero," la ben
dici6n sobre sus negocios.*
Ell principal de los dekaIs es
el encargado de dirlgir el rezo,
Y una vez termiDado este, da la
orden de saCar q los esclavos de
Sus ChamlzOs.
LAS tSCLAVAS BLANCAS
Cada subastador solo SAGA a
Ia vez dos de sus esclavos, es-
pecialmente ataviados para tan
sOlemne OCCASION.
Las mujeres. especialmente
las j0venes, aparecen envueltas
en- SedaS de vlvOs matiCes, con
ajorcas y pendientes de plata
maciza. Entire *estas mujeres
hay muChas negras, pero abun-
dan tambien las blancas, casi
todas j0venes, muchas de elias
tan hermosas como la mas boni-
ta europea, con rubios cabellos
ojos azules. El mercader las
pasca por la plaza, voceando sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-25
Numero $50

c1udades es IN resultado de la
actual esCaSeZ de mercanCia hu-
mana, escasez que ha determi-
nado tambien un alza conside-
rable en- los precios. Tn escla-
vo que vale hoy S duros, Sc
hublera podido Comprar hace
40 amos pOr Glen pesetas. Por
cada caravana de esclavos que
llega hoy del desierto, llegaban
d1ez en- aquellos tiempos.
AdemaS del criador de escla-
vos Y del subastador que los
vende en- la plaza, hay en- este
comercio otro tipo no menos re
pugnante: Ell revendedor, que
compra tres 9 cuatro esclavos
en- Fee Q en- Marrakesh por 200
duros, Y despues de TN viaje de
dlez dias los vende por 400 en-
cualquier ciudad del interior.
Sc CIERRA Ell MERGADO
FL sol acaba de trasponer Ell
horizonte. De minarete en- mi
narete suena la voz de los niue
zines llamando d Ia oraci6n de
la tarde Sc van cerrar las
puertas de la ciudad, Y el mer-
.Cado termina. Los "delals"
.c0ntentos del negocio, dnense a
los mueZineS en- su fervorOsa
plegaria, dando gracias por las
ganancias obtenidas Y pjdiendo
nuevos exitos para el dia 81 +
gulente.
\ la escena Sc reptile un dia Y
otro, y seguira repitien1ose has
la que la Influenza europea en-
MarrueCOs sea 10 bastante po-
derosa para hacer desaparecer
del mundo el 1ltimo mercado
dc. esclavos.
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Die snniet Balm

bot lpabretlo Der 9luslteaung Die foi-
eenogn nieorigen &aten ongeieet::
&laiie 9(. gon 25. Sept. bis 10.
Sftober &onpentions =8aIis.
alaiie 8. Sept. 25. bis II. Of
tober eil Sqbrpreis fir Die @unot
.fabrt bon Del 9fio oftli6 bis eagle
2afc.
aloiie 6. 3iige, oie Dor - lt5r
mittags am Sonntag ben 81. Sept.
nno am 4. uno II. Sftober III Solt
antonio eintreffen. 5idets oilItia
bis gum nabiten Gag. @on Del Gio
$3.50 Bis berunter alf so Gts. ben
Waeoona; bon gagle 2afe 50 90 biz
berullter olf 80 Sets. bon ShprB,
pom 8ictoria ST 80 bis berlutter anf
so Gts. bon 9lofins.
alalle 9. Sir oen ,,Gilenbabn
Gag" peroen Sifets am gbeno oes
p. Gftober uno onn Moraen see 3.
Sftober, giiltie bis gum A. rno eilf
Der 8ietoria 8ipiiion ltno peitlid pon
Gan Illtonio bis gum 5. Sftober
Sftober perfauft, bon Orange aus
$3.50, 0eniion $40, 9aaas $3.50.
Soltiton $500, @olpeiton So. so, 0el
Hio 50, 8ictoria $3.50.
alaile g. Sir ben. oSdul Sag"
gelten Die obigel1 Sfaten fir 3iige
Die am 8. abenos ooer am 10. NOR
gems in San 9lntonio eirttreffe1t.
Sidets giiltig bis gum H. allsge-
nommen Die bon 8ictoria lho melt-
lid bon Son 2sntorio bis gum 70.
afaiie S Son Gl 8oio uno War=
fo .ueroen Sidets ouf Dem 3ug &c
10, Der 81 9aio am 27. Septernber
perldBt fir Die Sabrt nod San an-
tonic nno 5uriid fir $15 perfmtit,
gilltig fir 5ebn Gage.
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Gs bes(6lt iidJ.

Scr. SSobn @bite, 3s SigbIano
slpe.. Soulton, Maine, iogt: .Sosln
8inter uno Sriibiabr mar i6 ltets
NIT Sniten geplagt. SD beriud;ts
glaes; aber nadoem i6 cine soc
6laibe Or. Sings gteue gntoeduua
BALI berbraudt, mar nein SuIteil
gon5 beridmunoen; boiielbe &eIltItal
lester 8inter. Son Ser @iite oieier
Soils uno 2uneenmeoi5inen bin itf)
felt iiber5eust. @arontiert gu bo6en
bel @bolpb 9reiB iino 81. Gobn &
SO. SO cts. uno ST. 9robefloide
frei.
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ynIanr.
Lsutnant SeIfrides
Stafb bel der ErfiiIIune ssiner
HmtspfIicbt.
Carl Seburz Park.
kein Zipei Cents Tabrprsis in
Hrkansas.
WaId- Rrands.
WaId-Rrande.
Geesn den $faafsbetrieb des
Getr6nkebdndels.

SellIlQftI SelIrIDge, ueI UeI
Dem Sturs bes @rigbt' iben 2uftihif-
feS INNS Qeben FAM bat Die 5a6rt
nidt, mie es anfangs bieB aus blo=
Bein gntbuiiastnus initeeno6t, ioll-
bern neil er offi5iea oa5u beouftraat
mar. Selfrioge seb0rte Der 2uft-
idiffer-Mbteilnng bes Seeres an uno
mar nit Der sSsnlpi5ierllng uno 8e-
ribterftattnng iiber Die @rigbt 'ihen
Tugnaihine betraut.
Die nlte 9einltatte bon Carl
Sdura in @atertoipn, @isc., ioa sur
Dedung elmer l1rteiIsiunme bllrb
ben Sberiff @m. s. Weiaer perauf-
tioniert iperben. gs lit cine 8eipe.
gung I'M @nnge, Die Staot gu ner-
anlaiien, oaB iie oie Seitnitatte
fa1ft uno in einen 8arf gum @e=
oadtnis oes groBen Delltih-Mn1erifa=
ners ummanoeIt. lin oiefelbe an5n=
faufen firlo, luie es beiBt, nibt oiel
mebr als $1,000 erforberIid) NteT
bot ben @ori6lag gernadt, oaB oie
Berionen aus 8atertoipn peIde
geitr1ee CUR @rridtune einer Carl
ghur5-Brofeiiur allf Der Stnats-
uniberiitdt ge5eidnet babell, i5rc
6ubicriptionen 5uriid5iebem ulto sic
sbetr. 8eitrdge ben BorfforHnliii1ren
bon Watertoipn fir ben Mnfauf ser
9einIt1tte iibernlitteIn.
Dos Butloes=Gircuit-@eriht in
ct. 2onis bat einen ter1pordrefl Gin
baltsbefebl erIolier, ourb ben Die G;i.
fenbabn-4 -4omnliiiion oes Stantes alr-
fanias perbinoert miro, bie 9eitim=
nlungen be5iiglih oes 3ipei-gents-
Gabrpreiies CUR glusfiibrllng su 6ril-
gen.
Sm 5toat Maine, 1T Sen
Counties Hoscogggin, SonlerIet, Sr-
foro, 6aneod, Biscataquas, Dort,
Cumberland nn6 Yenobieot, iino
WaIbbr1noe ausgebroben, burh Ole
piefe Ortihnften beorobt poroen.
Der 9unbesfreis-@ppe IN
9iibmonb, Wa., beit1tigte Die gnt-
ideibnng oes 9tihters S. g. Brit
Aoro IN oem befannten groseb Ser
6leiihmann Company unb Inoerer
gegen Die Dispenfarb gonlnliiiion bon
9nmtb Carolina, tpelhe babin gitlg,
BOB Elm Staot oas Shanfgeid1it
niht ausniiten fann neil es eill
9ripatgeid6ft iit. 9as urteil lit BON
Mihter Sarnes 6. 9opo in @reens-
boro, %. g., abeefaBt nllo bic BET
ben anoern beteiligten gfihter, @G-
nlnno @aooia uno Sberridrcr
Suffer baben iid oan1it einperltoll-
ben erfldrt. 9ie l1rteilsgriinoe INT
fdiien mebr als 40 Seiten Maihincil.
ihrift, nber ein groBer geil Der
9orlegung lit elmer 3uianrntnfai-
Jung oes Satbeitanoes sepiomet.
Der hineiiide @eianote gsl
9ing Sang lit bon ieiner Gegierunq
errudhtigt poroen, ben gepIanter
Shieosgerihts-8 -8ertrog nit ben Ser
Staaten 5lt uflter3ei6nen. Die Ne
ftimmllngen oes 8ertrages bepeecl
fih Dem 9ernebmen nof ouf oer.
feIben @runoIage, lpie Die nit an
bern GroBnl11ten abgeidloiieney
8ertrdge oieier glrt. 9ifferen5en, mel
DIE pitale s5ntereiien, ooer Die In
abbGngigfeit ooer Die gbre elmer oel
beteiIigten M1hte beriibren, eeborel
niht 5u ben 5ragen, ipelbe i1iebs
gerihtIid) georonet iperoen ioIfelt
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Gin id),rerer &f.
Mander geuobner pun Sun slu-
tumio fat eimen idlueren 8ampf
at beitcgcn.

@}it eirieln beitaroig i6nler5enoe'l
9iiiden
aRit idrefli6en llrinier-geldlper-
oelt
Sit oie td9lide griiten5 MIR cin
fortpdbrenoers &f.
gei6t notig, i'm fort5uleben.
Soan's geieren=Eillen iperoen @lld
beilen
gemobner BON San 9lntonio be-
i6eini9en oieIes 3eugnis:
2ouis 81. 9rooomsfi geo. III Gn.
ntargo StroBe, Son 9lntonio, Seros,
loet: SD babe oft bon 9oon's M;e-
ren-BiQen ltllo ben &urel1 Die lie
boll5ogen baben, gebort ano in Der
gnnobme, bob i6 zines Cages ielbIt
eil Wlittel fir nteine Meren gebrau-
den fonnte, peri6offte i6 mir cine
S6a6tel BON Ser 9erar Drug Gon.
ponp. I'm bieielbe 3eit lit mailla
Sron bon eiiler 2abmbeit I'M Hiiden.
sSDre ytleren qualten tie. Sd riet ihr,
9oan's geieren Gillen gu gebraudcll
uro lie tot es. Sbgleid iie nur eineil
Seil Der Sdodtel nabn1, balf ibr Gas
Wtittel iogleib uno Der Sdmer5 uno
ote Sobmbeit int &iiden ipuroen to-
tai beieitiet.
Bum @erfouf BEL ollen Sanolern.
Breis 80 Gents. Softer -Milburn
80, gllfolo, Seem gorf, aIleinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert gu6 oes 9eanens
Soans - uno llehnt feline anoeren.
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Scrbsreitung CUR syair.

2aft jett etnntal bic @affen ruin
Snt &atnpf nttt fir nnb tuiber,
Gs ipllen fitr Elm frieblidl Sun
Sent t5nen uniire 2teber.
yamr ,ueitis Wud)en npdb pergeD'n.,
Sann 1ffnen iidb bic gpre,
9ann iuerben uni're Sair mir iel'n
Sm alleridbniteu Slpre.
Was ans bes geras6obens araft
9es Sarrners Sleik errmngen,
9as ibirb mus bier berbeigeihafft
tlnh seigt, tuie es selmngen.
Bon bielen Counties, fern nnb NAB,
Die gsamen iinb 81 idJauen,
Sinh bic Gr5eugniiie jett oa,
Sas mir nns b'ran erbanen.
9(nd bDn Der Segas =SnbnItrie,
Die itetig bprtuGrtS ifbreitet,
Seb'n anf ber Sair mir, baf tpas tie
gpr uniernt glng' ansbreitet.
Nnd fir bic Gunft bereitet man,
Gin frennblid), trantes Gilanb,
8enn es aud nidJt biel bieten lam,
Wte &pnt, 3aris nnb Miatlanb.
sud MeSifo, bas giadJbarIanb,
gSirb ailerlei nns ienben,
Was es NIT fnnitgeiibter San6
8ermns ber gSelt 81 fpenben.
llnh branlen anf ben, ipeiten Ilan,
SIT allerlei ST ieben,
Sd iueif, baf Sober, 8eib iuie Nsaun,
gSirb amf ben Wtiowap seben.
tlnb tuenn, num SdJauen miibe, ,uir
9lnf cine ganf biniinfem,
Sp t1nnen sur Grbplnng bier
gSir ein Olas Spne Star trinfen.
9as 2pne Star 8ier, has III b
Saft,
Der stbt ben Wsut mnS iuieber,
Drum iins'n mir aud, NIT boiler araft
9em 2pne Star uni're 2ieber.
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g(,t, gdieibe,peae

Der 0eiunbbeit iteben bic Renfden. tpeI>
DE 6ur6 3noits ober freien Willen cine
SHdbiging oes Se1rpers erIitteii. 8obl
Sem, Der 6nrln ben rehten Yfao beIdrei>
tet, Der our @eiunbbeit 5uriidfiibrt. Ser
anoere Hfn6 bringt gud aIlmdbIia abs
ieits liii6 idIieblid Su elmer t5fliden
Bergiftung 6es a5rpers, bic uripriinas
Iit gang leidt nit ben berii6mien ct.
0ernnrb &rdiiterpiIIen bdtte ber1iitet
iuerben f1nnen gs iinb 6ies tppbltdtiqe
BiIIen, bic nlir niis beilialnen Pflan5eiis
ltojitn Slibereitet iperben. tueshaIb iie
diih feiner 8uderbiiIle bebiirfen; unb bies
len Snuienben bdberl fie i9on fpieoer aui
ben Hfab Der @eflrl6beit berbolfen. Sil
Gpotbeien oii baben
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Gileababll= =Jabrplau.
g. u. & 81. e. gahn.

g9abb grodett" z3ug na6 Souiton,
@alpefton, Beaumont llnb Orange. Nbs
fabrt 9 1lbr abenos, Qnfnnft 7.3O mors
gens.
g1a9 aerrbille, Nbfa6rt 4.30 nad6m.
Nbfabrt bon &errbille $50 11hr born1its
tags. Nnr Sonnta9s na6 aerrbiIIe: $3.50
ubr bormittaes.
Na9 gnero, goaflirt, So11lton, @albez
ton, @iooings, 9fodbaIe. Cameron 1lnb
8aco, Ibfnbrt 8.45 bormittaas.
ytad geebile, Corpus gbriiti, MIice,
Matbts. granias 9ab, 9fodport. abfabri
1.40 nadnittngs.
gfa6 Salfurias, Gbfnbrt l1br abenos.
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S. e 6. q. gahn.

Mbfabrt.
Sta6 allen giorD&EegassEnnften
4 l1br lttlb 7.45 bormittaas.
gfa9 ct. 2o1ts, Wempbis rn6 Dem Often
1.25 1br na6n1. urib 7.3O abenbs
ga6 Megifo :. 1920 116r BORN.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. ouis ltnb ben Often, 9.15 moro.
gon 2areoo llt1o Megito LOS na6m.
gon ct. Sonis. &anias gitb 1920 abDs.
ct. 2omis & Sun Sraneisep gabm.
Ibfabrt.
Na6 Sort 6nlitb, Sprinsfielb, ct. 2omis,
aanias Gitb, gbicago Is. &@. 81. 9es
pot) -. .7.30 aben0s
&nfunft.
@on ct. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, Haris,
ebtea8o i. 1920 morgens
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s. ltnier Observation-Disclosures beiil.
oct iib meiltens auf Der unredten
5abrte. Soet er Hegen porais, 10
ipiro's idOn, uno umsefebrt. Mon
bot iih ihon oaron getpobnt, oas &C.
gerteil bon oem an3unebmen, mas
er propbe3eit.
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sontbern 9saeific @ahm.

Y b I a B TT.
Na9 gleip Orleans, Suufton rlo @albes
lton, tdgliG -. .11.45 n,tttags
li1lo: .11.30 aber6s
Nab @agfe 9ab, 81 gaio, galifornien
uno Wterito. =. 900 BORN.
Nnfunft.
Son Netp Orleans, 9ollfton unb @albe@
lton, tdgli6 . =. ...7.35 ntorgens
:, 1no 600 nahmittnss
Won 81 Raio, Californian ltnb @erifo.
g abenos
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8ein6t

cine aodin ooer elm 9adoden 6ur
8elorgung Der Sausarbeit BET elmer
aus orei Berionen beitebenben So
Mile. 3u erfragen in ser Office
oer nSreie 8reiie".
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Nad 8rpiunsbiQe.
90. 6. G s. gabn.

7 q I I.
Na6 9Baco, Sort 8ort6, 0auas, &an>
las gitb, ct. 2ouis llno Chicago, tdg1
lid (Snniet 9eppt) .7.3O abenSs
2otal5ng bia Snit6biIle g bornittaas
Nlamo Spe5ial nad Smitbbille, Sonfton,
@albeiton :. -. .1O.15 abenbs
Infunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souis, aanias 9Th,
9allas, Sort gortb uno g8aco, tdali8
(Suniet 0epot) ..7.30 mora
9ofal5ug bia Smitbbille .9.15 abenbs
Ilamo SPECIAL bon SmitbbiIle, SouIton,
@alpeiton $50 noraens
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= @ilte @etrdnfe lnto fanroier
2un6 ltets in SmrsitalIer's saIoon
nnb 3citamrant, @illita StroBe neGen
Der Solle Der Sermollnsiobne.
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@ietOria 9ioiiiom, g. S. & g. u.
(BmIf Ghpre.]

Mbfabrt.
yta6 Gnero. 8ictoria, Sort 2abaca, gor<
pug @briiti. Brownsville. 9fio @ranoe
Gitb, @oliao, 8eebille, Bbarton, Rns
lacios nrlb 9orlton $50 morg
yfad Brownsville.
Ser 3lig Der 6ltniet Iictoria 9ibiz
lion, Nbfabrt $50 abenbs, n1a6t in 8Ia<
ceoo Ierbinbltng NIT Der Gulf goalt
Zine fir Corpus gbrifti rnb 8roipnsbiue.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
MICHAEL ETzEL & SONS.

saving. Automatic variety wood turn ing and polishing wheels, pulley poles flag poles, fence, hitching and clothes posts and sticks, hard wood rolls all sizes. All kinds native lumber, fire place and kindling wood.
 Phone Connections. 101 Fairmont ave.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
ASSASSIN ATTACKS BENGAL GOVERNOR Natives Attempt on Life of Sir Andrew Fraser Fails,
 as Cartridges Miss
 Fire. AMERICAN IS WOUNDED '. M. C. A. Secretary Injured in Over towering Assailant-Attack Is Made at Chicago Profess
 sor's Lecture.
AMERICAN IS WOUNDED

Calcutta, Nov. S,-A daring attempt was made last evening by Bengali to assasslnate Sir Andrew Henderson Leith Fraser, the lieutenant governor of Bengal Like three other attempts that have been made to take the life of the lieutenant governor since his ap- pontment to that office in 1903, this latest attack upon him proved unsuc- cessful, Sir Andrew escaping without injury.
 The lieutenant governor accompanied by the Maharajah of Burdwan, an im- portant division of Bengal, and Secre- tary Barber of the Young Mems Chris tlan association, attended the lecture given by Professor E. D. Burton, of Chicago University at the town hall, which was filled to overnowing with an audience that included many of the most prominent residents Just as the lieutenant governor stepped upon the dals, young man, who afterwards save lIt Iltiillt bl ANIlbNhVAlS SI lh'tlNN up and thrust a revolver within few inches Of Sir Andrews body and pulled the trigger twice. The cartridges missed fire, and Mir Barber, who is an American, flung himself upon the Bengai The latter struck savagely at the secretary with hls revolver and wounded him severely on the head, but was eventually overpowered.
 In the meantime the Maharajah, a man of great stature and strength, seized Lieutenant Governor Fraser and swung him bodily through door out of harms way. group of Bengalis occupying the front chairs quickly jumped to their feet and rushed out or the hall They escaped during the commotion It is believed that they were present in order to assist Nhowd- bury but took alarm al his complete failure to carry out his plan
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
ALDERMEN TONIGHT
Decision Expected on stand Regard
 ing Grade Crossing Matter.

The November meeting of the board of aldermen, which was put off on ac- count of the fact that the regular meeting night fell the night before election and a quorum failed to show up at the proper time, will be held In the board chambers tnls evening. There are not many important mat ters to come up at this meeting for final action. Unanimous consent will be asked on the report of the commit tee to which was referred the matter of the city's action in the case of the railroads petition for permission tJ abolish the grade crossings at Water and Bridge streets according to plans of Its own. The report recommends that the corporation counsel be in- structed to appear at the session of the railroad commissioners set now for November 17 in this city and op- pose the petition unless several i'm portant details of the plan of the rail road are madifed, One detail which Is desired should be changed Is that of the grade The railroad plan, the committee finds, calls for grade of about per cent. while the committee insists that the city should demand a grade of not over per cent. and ac- cept nothing else,
 As the hearing before the commls- sioners occurs so soon as November 17 granted on the matter or nothing can be done unless a special meeting Is called within a week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
TAFT RECOVE FIRING
spends Quiet Sunday in Virginia
 HillS-Thrcc Callers.

Hot Springs, Va, Nov. ST really did some great work at sleeping last night, and am already beginning to feel that tired feeling disappear" This was w II. Taft's comment this after noon as lie gazed from the wide porch of his cottage among the trees at the red sun slipping behind the mountains over which lazly hung blue smoke of many forest fires The Sunday quiet which Mir. Taft enjoyed to-day wns in striking contrast to the days of turmoil he has gone through. and he gave him self up to rest
 Cameron Forbes, vice governor of the Philippines and Mir bu2uriga, a Ell iplno member of the Philippine com mission, called on MT. Taft to-day. Both arc returning to the islands
 Representative Joseph W. Gaines of West Virginia stopped here to day and had a long talk with Judge Taft
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
GERMANY LIKES TAFT.
Onicial Journal Expresses It's Appre,
 ciauon of Ills Qualifications.

Berlin, Nov, S--The Nord Deutsch Al- legemene Zeitung, discussing the cleo ton of MT, Taft from seml-off1clal point of view, says;
 "1'he election of William Fl. Taft Is heartily welcomed by Germany The successor of MT, Roosevelt is far from being an unknown personality In our political circles where his career has been followed with interest for years The impression gathered In this way, as well as acquaintance with his per sonal qualifications, cause us to greet his attainment to the highest office of the great republic with sincere good will
 "We are confident that under Mir Taft's presidency the fundamental lines of American politics. and more partic- ularly the friendly relations between Germany and the United States, will continue the same as heretofore in the interest of both nations. The wish ex- pressed by the vast majority of Ger man people that Mir. Taft will steer the United States towards a new period of economic prosperity from the stand point of extended German American commercial relations can only be ard ontly re-echoed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
WEEK. JOTTINGS
Century Not to Print Interview With the Kaiser-President Afield-W. D. Cornish and
 Dr. Gillette Dead.

Immense relief was expressed both in official and private quarters in Berlin when 1t became known, satur- day, that The Century Magazine had withdrawn the announcement that its December number would contain ex- tracts from the interview which Will liam Bayard Hale had with the kaiser aboard the imperial yacht Hohen- zollern in Norway in July.
 The Foreign Office brought no in- fuence whatever to bear upon The Century to suppress the intended pub lCation, but il is thought possible that either the German embassy in Washington or the consulate general in New York, in view of the convul- sions which have taken place in con sequence of the kaiser's interview in the London Daily Telegraph, may have induced the withdrawal of the proposed Century article.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-09
WN0L CURES CHRONIC COUGHS,
 COLDS AND BRONCHITIS After Other Remedies Fail

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 $, Mcdonald, 147 w. Congress street, St. Paul, Mlnn, writes: T con tracted a severe cold last winter and thought l would never get rid of it. trled Vinol as a last resort, and 1t has completely cured me,
 Vinol combines two word-famed tonics, the healing, medicinal proper ties of cod liver oil and tonic iron, de- licously palatable and agreeable to the weakest stomach. For this reason Ninol is uneXcelled as a strength builder for old people, delicate chil' dren, weak and run-down persons, af' ter sickness and for Chronic Coughs Colds and Bronchitis
 NINOL Is sold in New Haven bJ Hulrs Corner Drug Stores, corner State and Chapel streets, corner How ard and Congress avenues.