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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-24
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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
WILS0NT0 BANKERS
HEAD OF PRINCETON U. SAYS FiNANCiERS MUST ADVERTISE.
SEX SMALL BUSINESS, HE ADVISES
Cooperation of Capital With the peo- pie Is Declared Necessary
 fer Success.

Denver. Colo-Dr. Woodrow Will son. president of Princeton Univer- sty. one of he leading economists of the day in lis address before the members of the American Bankers Association. in convention Wednesday said, among other things tbat capital must seek voluntary cooperation with the people. and that instead of the banks never advertising, as formerly ~as the ease, they now eagerly seek s.saIl business as we'll as big.
 Fhc session Wednesday was devoted entirely to addresses by prominent bankers and political economists
 Tfe attitude of the laHkers ia op- position to 10th the proposed postal seeiHes ank ard the guarantee of tank deposits. which was clearly shown in the meetings of tsc savings hank and trGs' company sections Mon day and Tuesday. was emphasized Wednesday, whea Col ]. D. Powers. president of tte association denounced the bank guaranty plan as dangerous.
 Fresident Walker of the Canadian Bdnk of Commerce, Toronto was an otler speaker Tie reports of Seere- tary Fansworth and Pro ideut Pior- son of the Executive Council were read
 Since tte preliminary sessions be- gan Monday the Lankers have heon discussing nothing among themselves but these two propositions and il is expected that Eefofe Thursday night they will take vote on them. Tat the result will be overwhelmingly against both proposed laws seems cer- tain.
 The convention met in Ire Audito. rium, where the democratic conycn- ton was held.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
HARBOR VESSELS GO TO MEET UNITED STATES WARSHlPS
 ENTERING PORT.
GOV. SMITH ISSUES WELCOME
Cholera Is Fast Disappearing from the Philippines and Plague Will Not Mar Reception or Pleasure
 of Americans.

Manila, r. I.-The Atlantic battle ship fleet has entered this harbor, passing Corregidor island al 12:3O o'clock D. m Friday.
 Launches already have gone out to meet the fleet down the coast and ac- company it into the harbor.
 There will be no formalities in the way of reception attempted outside of the demonstration by the steamers and harbor craft which will sail about the fleet as il lies at anchor. and at night the ships will be illuminated.
 Gov Gen. Smith will pay an official call to Admiral Sperry after the great parade Saturday is over.
 Gov. Gen Smith has issued the fol- lowing welcome to the fleet:
 I've have loked forward for many months to the time when we might bid glad welcome to the officers and men of the American battleships but this pleasure has been postponed al most in the hour of it's realization, and it is a sad disappointment to us all that the flying flags and the wave ot distant hands must signal the hearty welcome which our eyes and lips would gladly speak.
 The actual handclasp and words of greeting must be deferred a little, but when the time comes they will be none the less warm for little wait ing. The outy ard manifestations Of our welcome may be less magnificent than that of other lands, but in warmth and sincerity our welcome will yield to none
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
BRYAN CRiTlCIsEs TAFT.
Issues Statement on Republican View
 of Publishing Contributions.

Lincoln. saska.-Declaring that every disinterested voter knows that large contributions have been used 10 secure mortgages upon off cials.n William ] Bryan Thursday night issued at Fair3ieW a statement c,Itieizing the adoption hy ". H Taft his Republican opponent of President Roosevelt's announced view on the subject of the publicity of campaign contributions.
 MT Taft" says Mr Bryan makes the charge the president does-the astounding charee-that the voters are so natle To be misled that the knowledge Cas 10 the amounts and sources of campaign contributions must be kept from them
 The Democratic nominee then adds T insist that this is an insult 10 The intelligence of the voter and it does little credit 10 Mr Tafts judgment of the men to whom he is making his appeal"
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
EXPLORERS SAVED
OIL, MATCHES AND FOOD REACH
 DIR. ANDsRsON'S PARTY.
VAS A BAD REGION FOR GAME
s+orro That Makes Rescue Possible Prevents Perilous Trip 10
 North.

New York x. Y.-That a repetl- tIou of the fatal Hubbard expedition into Labrador barely was averted III he Arctic regions bordering the mouth If the Mackenzie river, Alaska, last month. became known Thursday when hree letters from Vilhjahlm Stefans- son and Dr. R. NJ. Anderson, leaders ofthe Alaska-Arctic ethnologlcai eN' 1edition of the American Museum or Natural History were received by .hc museum authorities.
 The first cf the three letters was lated August r. and told of priVa' icn and lack of supplies on Hersehei s,and in the Arctic ocean. Whaling slias that the explorers had expect eG 10 carry them to Cape Rathhurst aad Eeen unable to reach them on account of ice foes. and food and matches were running low.
 In an open whaleboat and native skinboat the two white men, with few ratiye followers, were about to start for Point Barrow in hopes of setting supplies
 The next letleg. dated August 2S, told of the arrival at Point Barrow, but reported that the expected food and supplies could not be had, Win ter was shutting in, the termometer was falling daily and the explorers were in danger of being hemmed in by tEe ice
 The region is a bad one for game, and hut for an occurrence, reeounted in the third letter the men would doubtless have perished before the spring thaw. which would have ena' bled them to proceed 10 base ot supplies in their itttle craft.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
TAFT IN 8RYAN'S STATE.
Concludes Tour of Opponents Home
 State With Speech at Omaha.

Lincoln. Nebraska.-Wiiliam H. Taft. following an enthusiastic recep- tiou in Lincoln "Wednesday. started Thursday morning on his final days itinerary in his opponents homo state and will conclude al Omaha where a monster demonstration has been planned.
 Taft Wednesday night not only in. dorsed President Rooseycits position on the question of the publicity ot campaign contributions, but defended il with arguments calculated 10 cstab- fish that position as sound from the standpoint of public good
 MT. Taft made II speeches in Ne braska before reaching Lincoln and five speeches in that city Immense crowds greeted him al all points.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
COULD CASE ADJOURNED.
Counsel Given Time to Procure Afr
 daVits Against the Wife.

New York.-To permit counsel for Howard Gould an opportunity 10 submit affidavits of three disinter- ested persons who had seen Mrs. Gould intoxicated" a hearing on Mrs. Gould's application for alimony at the rate of $120000 a year was adjourned by Justice Glegerch in the supreme court Thursday. Clarence J. Shearn. attorney for Mrs, Gould, declared the application for adjournment was merely jockeying for delay to save Mir. Gould few paltry dollars and to attempt to get on the records wicked and scandalous statements against Mrs. Gould in an attempt 10 further the case"
 At the conclusion of the arguments Justice Giegerch, without comment, granted the application for adjourn ment to October l3 after he had learn ed that MT Gould had sent his wife check for $2.000-her monthly al- lowance Thursday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Hymn Writers.

It is an American habit for the fam fly to group about the piano once a week and sing hymns, each member calling for his favorites among the 90 1r more which he knows by heart Of all forms of literature the words of nymns have the widest appeal and the ordinary man can remember more hymu-lunes than all the other com pletc tunes he can muster The hymn writer is thus the most popular of all artists who express themselves in words and melodies. Yet he frequently remains obscure, The people who know his songs dc not remember him. Even persons who know the words and the music of scores of hymnG will confess that they never looke9 i'll the hymnal to see who wrote them. It was the good fortune of the late Ira D SaHkey that his manly voice and enthusiastic personality were associ- ated with his tunes. No doubt the extra heartness with which people usually break forth into Sankey hymn Is due to the fact that so many have heard him lead them. The quali- ty of Sankey's work is indicated in the story of the beginning of his alli- ance with Moody. II is said that Moody heard him leading revival hymn at religious convention. and asked in excitement who he was. A neighbor told him. and expressed ad- miration for his fine voice "l don't know anything about his fine voice" replied Moody, but | do know that he feels every word he sings and be- lieves every word he feels" Sankey was a doer as well as a singer of the Word, says the Youths Companion. He responded to Lincoln's first call for volunteers. At the end of his life he was afflicted with blindness and i'll health. but he kept his feryent spirit And the income from his published work went largely to religious insJitu- tions
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
OraanIze for Protection.

New York, N Y.-Manufacturers nf railroad material. representing hundreds of millions of dollars in capital Met at the Waldorf Astoria hotel Wednesday to form an organiza tiou to combat the attacks on rail roads from legislative and other sources. IL was pointed out that five alone of the concerns represented are capitalized at more than $lO0,O 00O iu the aggregate.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Kills oostoffice lnsnector.

Jackson. Mississippi - Postoffce Inspector Charles Fitzgerald ot this city was shot Tuesday by N. A. Sors by. a clerk in the Clinton postofdcc Fitzgerald had been checking up thc office of which Mrs Cabiness is the postmistress Sorsby was the clerk and had been running the office. Sorsby was on the way to the train when Sorsby appeared suddenly and fired. Fitzgerald has been in the sHr- vice thirty years. Fitzgerald was brought here and died tonight
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Stewart Examination Begun.

WashiHston b. CA preliminary physical examination of Col. William r. Stewart of Fort Grant Ariz, was made "Wednesday by the medical ot hccrs attached to the army retiring board before which Col. Stewart has been ordered The examination will be continued from day to day and the medical officers will be ready to sub mil their report to the board by Mon day next
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
TAFT FEELS CONFIDENT.
Bases His Belief on Reception In
 States He Has lraVersed.

Omaha, Nebraska am going 10 be elected This statement made Thursday night by W. II. Taft sums up in word what the eaHdidat. thinks of the effect of his speech mak ire tour thus far The belief is based. MT Taft explained on the manner ot his reception in states thus far tray ersed in which there was reported 10 DC defections among the republican ranks As to the national ticket. Mr. iaft now believes that there is no reason 10 doubt but that the Replbn- can party will hold it's own and should this prove he ease Mr Taft says there is no doubt that he will get the e.eetoral vote of Wisconsin. Minuo- sota the kakotas. Iowa and Nsbraska
 ,he states as 10 which the msaffec- tIun was supposed 10 exist.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Worryinq About the Future.

A rich man in Cincinnati ordered his coffin in advance years ago Paid 5000 for it. When he died last week he had grown too big to go into it. Lots of men and women order their eofIins in advance They worry and weaken their wills by worry over dis asters that never come, difficulties they never meet and rivers of trouble they never have to cross. Many lives have been and are made miserable. hopeless and protitless. remarks the Philadelphia Press, because people re- fused to move, or marry, or take place or enter a business for fear of contingencies and risks that never came and duties and obligations that were mere shams Every home is clut- tered and filtered with things that are kept waiting for use on this chance or that, and then never used-cOtlinS all that have been ordered in advance These things are dustcd and moved. and kept from the moths. and packed and repacked. and Tn the end all is waste. worry and empty effort
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Steel Cars on Hartman Lines.

Chicago Ilinois.-The Hartman lines it was announced here Thursday have decided to adopt steel construct ed passenger cars over their entire systems. and have given to the Pull man company, an order for 220 steel cars of miscellaneous types. The cars are to be steel shells and are to have as little wood in their construo- ton as possible. It is said they will be almost indestructible. The Pull man company is to begin delivering within sixty days.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Athletes Blessed By Pope.

Rome.-The International Sporting Congress. Wh 1h was organized as celebration of the popes jubilee and which Is taking place in the court yard Belvedere. has attracted 2000 picked athletes of the National Gym nasium Union, who are participating in the contests. The pope mounted the throne, surrounded by cardinals and prelates, and, smiling at the people blessed the athletes as they marched past. Then be blessed the kneellng athletes,
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Licuor Must Remain.

Lawton. Oklahoma is viola tion of the Prohibition law for a transfer man or any other person to convey liquor from the railroad depot, Liquor shipped from without the state ceases 10 be interstate commerce after fl leaves the carriers hands This is the option of Judge J. H. Wolverton, of the county court announced in a Hquor case here Wednesday. The de fandant Las appealed
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
LOOMS IN JAPAN.
Exposition Commissioner is Looking
 Over the Plans.

Tokio, Japan.-United States Com missioner to the Toxic Exposition in 1917, Francis E. Loomis. and his party arrived here at 7:30 o'clock this morn ing and were met at the depot by rep resentatiyes of the foreign office. ex- position officials and officials from the American embassay An elabor- ate program of entertainment to the American visitors has been mapped out by the Japanese officials
 Commissioner Loomis is in Japan to look over the exposition plans in order that he may adapt the Ameri. can exhibit for which the United States government has set aside Sl.- 5000O0 for the general arrangements
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08

\ New York charity organization finds itself ill possession of hand some and costly Irish lace gown re- ceiyed in response to a call for sec ond hand clothing to be distributed among he poor The donor, wealthy society woman, wrote that she had worn the dress out once and did not find it comfortable, but thought 1t ought to be Eoed for some needy per son This tale will do to go with the aucieut one of the French queen who asked, Why not give them cake?" when told that her subjects were without bread
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
JEROME aS~e7 FO7GER.
Search Is On for siqrer of clevelands
 Name 10 Anti-B~Yan Letter.

New York District Attorney Jerome will take hand in learn ing the truth of the story that Prcs- len, Cleveland did not write the anti BrYan letter which was published in the New York Times shortly after Cleveland death
 F $. Hastings exeeutor of Cleve- lands estate, will be called to New York in the search for the truth con cernng the writing ef the letter which advocated the election of Judge Taft Jerome will punish the persons con cerned if tho letter k proved to be otherwise than authentic.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Fleet Arrives at Manila.

Manila, P. The Atlantic bat leship fleet has entered this harbor passing Cowcgidor Island at I2:lo o'clock D. III There Were no formal. ties in the way ot reception attempt ed outside of the demonstration of tbs steamers and harbor craft which sail. ed about the fleet Tonight the ships will be illuminated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
FoRAkeR COURTS INQUIRY.
Ohio Senator Says if He Has Violatcd Law He Will Accept the Penalty.

Cincinnati, Ohio United States Senator Joseph F. Fofakcy lR a state ment given out for publication dc. clares if he has violated any law then the penalty should be invoked upon him. The questions to be considered he says, are, first. whether hc wal employed illegally and secondly. whether il had any relation 10 his du. ties as senator or influenced him in any manner in regard thereto
 lie claims 10 have answered these points fully and clearly already. The question of compensation. he says he does not feel inclined To discuss with Mir. Hearst
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Hearst Audience oIsappoInted.

Albuquerque. \ MA large audience which packed the floor of the skating rink here Thursday night to hear w K. Hearst were disappont- ed Mir Hearst did not arrive here until ll:15 because of train delays and will deliver his speech tomorrow afternoon He is also on the program of the National Irrigation congress for a speech at the afternoon session.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Monthly Coinage Statement.

Washington. D. C.-The monthly coinage statement issued by the di- rector of the mint thursday shows that during September 1908, the total coinage executed at the hints was S2.4l9,200 of which $1,700,000 was gold S634000 silver, and $S5 POO minor coins This is exclusive ot 2,4l2,0O peso pieces coined for the Philippine islands.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Vessel Thouuht to be [ ost.

San Francisco, Cal.-The Mer chants Exchange has received cable dispatch from Manila stating that the United States steamer Tarlac was caught in gale on September 23 and driven ashore on Borongan Island one of the Samoan group. It is thought the vessel will be a total loss
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Increase in Cholera

St. Petersburg- The twen,. sso, hours ended at noon Monday 'as as, Al new eases of cholera ' as' as' and 12O patients discharged as :, V, This is a slight increase ln cases and deaths as conipa'' sy sunday and it is attributed .,us n sanitary <, board to the cold rains
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Turkey to Protest council


 CCnstantinople. TT | no ,ov eyel ministers met early Monu'' 'midni and were still sitting a, uD preparing a protest when .ho DON submitted to Bulgaria ana .ne no trs against the violation of ,,aaed ,ne of Berlin. Prince Feruiu iurorerrnl craphed to the Turkish ssosOeci that he was compelled 'o .ooed voice of the nation ana E nv the the friendly relation gTnrkel' countries would continue od rstl ply, which is being p'aS,asosndd
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Mint Ready to Ruu Silver

Washington, D. C.-Dlrector Leach of the Mint announced Thursday he would thi. week resume the purchase of fine silver for subsidiary coinage. He says he expects to purchase about l25,o0o ounces each week for an in. definite period.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08

An official of the British admiralty was filled with despair" the other day and openly. in parliament-over the Increasing cost of warships and the rapidity with which new models make taem obsolete. Ten years ago the tstclass battleship Caesar cost less than million pounds, he said. while now q Dreadnoueht costs nearly two million pounds. Last year the admir- alty sold for a little more than twenty six thousand pounds battleship which was completed in 1891 at a cost of almost nine hundred thousand pounds Such are the penalties of progress. which did not have to be paid in the days of the wooden walls" for Nelsons Victory was 40 years old when it fought al Trafalgar
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Another Ohio County Dry.

Delaware Ohto,-Deiaware county Thursday by d majority of 2.l4s went dry" The "drys" carried the city of Delaware by 528. Two years ago the elty went wet by G0r majority The faculty Of Ohic Weslyan university located here. as sisted in the temperance campaign.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
An Invitation to zanzih,,

London.-The sultan of Zapzibar announced al the Hotel Ritz that he would invite President Roosevelt to visit the British protectorate on the East coast of Equatorial Africa He thinks he can give the president points on big game.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08

A preacher who has been investigat- ing says stealing is less frequent than 1t used to be- Are as many counter felt coins dropped into the contribu. tion boxes as ever? If not, we shall decide at once that the world is grow ing better.