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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

@eloer 3ur gr3iehung ihrer 8inOer in
ben 56uIen ibrsr eigsnen W0bl 81
bernenoen. Da bic Rsgisrung notIs
lDenoiseupeije unconditional lit, 70
lam ie aud fsin 9eieb erldheu, mel
dies cine Religion einfibren ober Die
freie 8stbdtigung elmer 3eIision oer
bieten polite
Wie unferen 9eiern aus friiberen
gsfprehuneen bieisr SADIE nod er
innerli9 ieiR nirn, batten tatboliifs
(unO, ipsnn mir uift irren. aud siniss
proteItdntii6e. be5p. lutberiih0 U(1i
IionsIhuIeu NIT perIhiepenen Suoias
nerltdmmeH 8srtrdse abgeidlohen, in
beneu oisIe ibre 3uittmmung sdben,
oaB Gen betrefFenoen Shulen fir Die
gr3iebune uno 9ei0itigung BON Sns
oidnertinoern elm geitrag aus~.nn
i1nen, Ben Snbidntrn, seb6s
rigen logon. .Sri6al1 5unbs~ s%eIstitet
n.roe. DieTe @ertrdae purOsn Don
Der .Snoidn 3igbts 9Toei0tion", Ell
ner fduatiThen geIsaT6dft, Die I6
gum MunOFiad elmer e~ngber3iasn uHo
iu~tolsranten Sippe BON Ssctirern Der
CAB, aufs bitterIte angefodten. sic
bra9te bic Mngslesenbeit 3und6t bor
has Supremgeritt he's Diitricts Co
lumbid, peIfss am %. 9oo. b. s.
cine gntfteioung i'm Slime pabrer
Rslisionsfreibeit a6sab, inbem es hds
Reht Der 5uoianer, frei iibsr bic ibneu
eeb0renoen @eloer fir bic grSiebuua
ibrer ain0er gu Derfii5eu. beIidtists
uno Die &lGqer abrpies.
9on Die fandtiThtn Neioborte. be-
men Die fat6oIiiten Snbidnsrfhulen
um oiefe 6dnbelte Is Tth an sriter
6tels) RON ieber Elm Dorm i'm @ugs
tuarsn, lieben trob bieier 4ieoerldge
nidt loder, fonpsrn isbtsn ben 3amPf
NIT elmer 8sbarrlidteit fort. Die elmer
beHeren Sade piirois e%epeisn mare.
sic appe1irten an ods 9unoesoberges
riht, lpeldes nun Wsfentli6en arn3
bieIelbe @nt1heiounq obgegeben Bat,
ME has p~orerip66ute @eriht. Der Be
f9luB heEt ean8 i'm Gintlang nit Der
bon Der 6cuititution u~niereg oanbes
0eu1hrleineten Reliaionss Il. GefpiIs
fensireibeit, unS lit ais Elm erfrsuIifer
triumph bss Redts iiber fauatil6s
3ide UNI unoulofamteit gu bsariiBen.
Mlit biefsm Grtenntnib oss b6hiten
@erihtsbofeg Der Ser. Stddtsn oiirfts
cine felt Sahren fhfpe6enoe 5rdgs, in
Der prdi. Rooisoelt, pie ssrns onsrs
FAINT lei, BON @nfang an ben ri6tigeu
uno toleranten Stanbpunct eingenoms
men bat, lire enosiItiss GrIeoigung
seIun0sH baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

topfige S6aar. bate F6 su oieiem
erbebenoen 6eltacte eiaaefunoeu. @m
Mioutas A. Mai, morseus am IL llbr.
bate Der 81. Batter cas- r6miIhe IA
mennonite Fir feline Su6elieier, Die
9rilatur uno 9ertreter her
tnidhigen Deufhen in Rom 3u T4
II ben CONFEDERATION btfcblen. nm
Die SubiIdumsssident entsesen 81
ae3meR. Die Die 6rnen uno Sung
fraasn aInter 2situug oon 6rau Baum
Jarten in 9eutihlano uno 0er Shpej3
81 5iiBen su le9en bsihIoheu bditen.
So TT b06it uRpabritejnlih, SAP bic
Subildumsdusgaben iraeno elmer dn0es
rem Ration 10 Sablycjb ifiu neroen,
ME Die Der Deutihen. Die SommIune
entbdIt qaromeute, MebgepGnStr in
rlterem uHb neuerem Shnitt. @ltor=
pGi6e, aelhe, MpuitrauSen, Giborien,
10 odb HE .9srren oom @efclae Oes
9apiies trno biefer isl6f Sci Ser Se16.
tigun8 in Der s@olsrja belle Carte
0eo9rattbe" Die SGonbelt Ser 3dhllos
fen @egeHItdnoe Mat otnua loben
tonnten. SSu elmer Idnaeren 4nipro6e
betonte Der 9opit, bab sr iih noh lebs
BAIT eriunere, bnB oieieI6en 9dnber
DOR spei Sabren Fhon trbebIide Mens
sen Don 9aramenten fir Die 5~erIt0rten
8irten 8dIobrisn's tom 9sfdenit bait
te. 9oppslt miiGe CT ii6 alio puns
bern, Dab iebt nod bel gr1Bere Mens
3eH unb oiel toffborere Gohsn eiRges
laufsn feien. Dit 8rcubeu ns6ms er
Die @eFfenle an. uno mas lie ibm sur
perIonlihen @erpenoun9 ahrlaTen
polten, ione an Bic htoiirftisHtn Sc
msinoen pertbeilt fperoen. norunter in
eriter 2inie bieienigen ron 0eutihe
Iaub uno Der Sh4pSis berddihti9t
neroen miiBtsn. 6erlIifen Dauf oes
biibre alien Die 70 trtu miiatDirtt Bat
ten; ale Iesne er bon 6er3sn unb
ruduihe ibneH @ottss rtifisn Sesen.
c.. q.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

mo Die in Der @nsbtliia 9ascsnoi niss
9eeslesten 9sbren uao @runNi6be bes
81. 9oisrs auf tntidi;ssnite sertritt.
0as an Die @eiitliden Der Di03sien
gyidtsie 6irtenidreibeu fi6rt elm
luss Die bisrarhH6e @lieosruna Der
8ir6e nor. SH Oem Oberbaupt Der
8irGe. Dem 9apNs. tit bic b0Hiie Nh
icritdt oer 9irde 0eriorpsrt. Die Rttt
5loB cine S6erlelUdlt Der 0eituH9. iens
Germ cine 4utoritlt Der 3ir6engepdli
primatus iurisoietiouis) 1T, peI6e
pie ledat bat, oie @epiHeH 81 biHoen
ourd Die 9ili4t Der unteroronuna.
Sierauf ireift oas Sareben bic
llnterpIbIuua oer @utoritdi oes Sbers
bduptes our6 ~sniartsie S06ne Der
airde uae bic Srrtbdmer Ser 3eit, nm
bic 8~uRoae5HnQ ots oberfsn 9ehr
ANTS. bic @n3piIita 0eg 81. 9atsrs in
zen Wfttslpunct Oer 8strahtun1 gu
yiden. Die mo9trnjtiih ben Srrtbls
mer pereen turs pbjloIoplii3 Ser9lie
otrt uno daracteriirt ais Elm nSnHsm
gon 0ebrgn. our6 nelhe oas Qeiammie
Slaubens5epubtiein 6er g6rifenbeit
N 6ra8s agitut uRo fatt isiRer Der
9erlnh NIT elmer dRoeren. ben pdnoel-
&reHSeitpinide snt9e9entOmmenoen
rell9ioleu Sntpideluna gsmoht Miro.
Dcs 6irteuldreiben mabnt sum
StuojLn oer GnSptlita. Di, Stride
peroe nit g;mmsno auitrstsn se9en Die
8reiheit Der 2ehre, Der Mobrteit tibet
bdupt. Die iu6iNtipe 9shrfrtibeit ins
oeiien babe Iid biniibfli9 Der 6rassn
Der 8eiiaicn her obsttioen Girhsnlebre
tets on3ualeihen. Die 4jrne milne
bic 8ir9i5aft BADEN, bah Die su BE-
lteuenoeu %9e6roraaue iiets Die ut0ers
fdlidte tirbIihe 0ahrbeit bertdn0eteu,
ii6 ais 9riin0lj6 t6eolo9iIh aebiLost
erpieIen, iittIih unbei6olten uno
Dabrbaft drtitus9l6ubjg ieien. Die
Brieiier ner0sn srm0bni. olg beruieue
driEli6e 9t6rsr bts 8olles edsIeIbe
Dor Ueridpommeuen reli9ioien 8esrif
fen 81 belpdbren.
Dor Der Q;ctire moberniiifder oSer
Don Dem M~ooernismus onaeaedter
Shriiten. ieien cs S~dQes6lGttsr ooer
3eitihriiteR urs Blister, miro ace
p0rnt, roenn Iol1e 9rudmerie perDsn
in Der @n3ntlitd nod fir Qeid6rliher
er1ftet, ais uniiitlids, neil lie aeraos
bic @ur3eI res 6rtitlidsu 9ebens oers
| Qitten."
Damn f16rt ods 5hyei6tn fort.
s8dbci peroet ibr beitimmt allen 9es
trebungen entsesen5utreten bereit Iein,
ourh pelhe Der ronfeHioneue gbdroca
ter her Shule perpiIht ooer CANA be-
ieiti9t piiroe. Q%uotrnTals mare bic
gefabr Der reIieiDfen @eri6pommens
belt unb llntiarbeit in ben 5duptle6rs
puuctsn Ser 6riitli6tn @obr6eit ers
fahruHgsaer7dB iebr nabe geridt."
DieIe 8~uno9ebuua 0es baberiIheu
@piscopdts lit aud iuiofern BON Be
0eutuug neil odburh bic ,Sniinuatios
men iiberaIer @lemente pioerlegt fpers
ben, NaB peniaieus Der cine ober ons
bere BON oen baperiIhen &ir6enfiiritsn
Dem 9iberaItsmus nitt obbolo Iei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
oas papItinbIIdnm ans BE

Oeitfic9cn. 9fa6 eIner eorres
fpoHoen5 i'm 9oneoner .8abli@ mar
bic erfeUo6e I'm W9ai cine psutf6e
20 Q d { in Rom. Nus anen N6slen
8eut6nno's, Ositerrsi6'g, EproPs
uno osr S6Dei3 idmen qilaer5aos
uRo Dslsgationsn, um an Der .5uteis
isisr tbsiisune3msu. Mts 81. 8. 81.
8aumgartsn an bic ,Nqgsmeine Run5s
ihau@ fhrsibt, fanb an 5onntaos
Worgen 3. Mai in str Raiion1Isirhe
BEG Campo S1nto Gin fsisrlitss gons
tificaldmt Gait unD no5mittaqg Duree
5sr 0on Uligr. eo6niuegr trbaafs herrs
lihe gilssriaal az 5leierbss Unsens
TN an BAG g1pi5ubildum. isierIi6
fsinem 3ns3t aberss5<u. Der grostcs
Tor cer Qnima. Cardinal Wsrrn b,l
BAL ser 5asrrei6i6s gotFhalfT nit
gimablin. osr preufiihs unb & nsris
fhe geiaTos. Sic Bifh6fs 5on fuio1.
6ilossbsim, zrisH. CT @dnsn, Satri
uns Ntpi. sis gauge 5euHts grdlaiur.
gertrsttr 9tr bsuHfeH 6o1ssitn. BIZ
ssuifEs Golsnis, turs sine oislbunosris
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
~OpfPrpubRtt bef Orr
~OpfsrfetPr.

Benin Spfer cine 9abe b%arsu6rins
gen, lit Elm uraItsr @ebrau6. @uf
anorbnune @otteg syIbisnen Die Sus
ben i'm Semprl uibt nit Ieersn 5dns
ben. sic Iolten o1Durh @Ottss Gberz
9errlihteit anerIsnnsn, i'm b%erIobnen,
unS ihm fir bic smpTanssnen 0obl
tbateH DdRfsn, ME mir aus Geut. 16.
is sriebsn tonneH. Dieiem Beiipitle
fOEssnb, baben aud felt Del opoItolis
i9sR 3sitsn Ole Ghriittn beim Spfer
@absn harsebro6t. ME aus ben
Ghriften Der 81. Batter trIhtIi9 1T,
ionic Gus ben rStinssbeten" eer 81.
gRsTs. bic in's bobs altsribum binaos
reihkH.
Die Darbringuns non 0pfer9oben
bsim Wlebopfer mar in after Set uno
nod I'm fri6en U1ittsIdlter nitt
frsiss Beiiebsu Der gldubigen, iOHoeru
pfliht uno suglsih aud rect
oon peldem isne dusaeihloHen MUIR
ben, Die ntdf communiciren burfteh.
8om u. SdbrbunSsrt on trat an iteae
peg Dpfers BON R~aturolien bas Spfsr
Don 9eIo. Inter bern GinfluB oer
determination b0rten abr bic Spfer an
07slsn Grtsn san3 oui, trob 0sr D6abs
nurstn 1srair5t. un0 beuts 1T onitatt
oss GFsrsonsts, 10 bsionbers bier
IN America, ber Gebrauh ein1efIbri.
miitsIii oes ~RlinsdbatsS bic
Sgi1sabsH 5u fammsIn.
ST BEN collie ser u~rIpruna. bic 81.
fdidtt uEo 8eosutuna sieier Cpfsrz
ga5tn 5stannt un0 bsi. ouh lire Re
5sbung gum Spfer ghrifi am afltor
oaRH Himmi bos @oli einen QuftoF
On siHsr iol6su 0pfsruna n ii
bisiss 2pfsrH Elm tb1ti1es ginseben
IN ods SpFsr g5riti eeasn Sam 81,
6au5sssn aud mob osrihnosne oHs
rs Cpfsr qeiitIssriusiie Guf ofn Cpfsrs
tsltr, be i1nsrtn &rbeitsn ride Re
psrrihfm mHFeu. BE Qe.sn. Dsltt
R 81 srtrossn b15sH. BE GlnoisH.
psL5e s ssbsu, ia i5rt gauge qerion.
Slnn eTi4tiHt be EBf<rmHnse nur
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
etmas nm Y1adbNenren.

gu ben fir3li6en Sahrbunoertfeieru
Der er56i65eien Rem gort. qbiIaosIs
pbin imp Bottom Ihreibt nit Rs6i Elm
WedieIbIott: n6rsusn mir uns iibsr
ben Sieg BEG 9reu5es in Der ReusH
Weli. perseHeu mir a5sr ni6t. aud beg
Shattens gu g%eDenten, ipeIhen meni6s
Tide 9ahldfigtsit, @lsihgiltigteit
uRo 8osbeit auF iene 2idtieiten GEE
porfei 6aben. Dor etpas msbr oIs
b%unoert Sdbrsu nit 10000 cher
10000 &atboliten dnfangenb, babsn
mir 2OuiTdna, Mifouri, Qrtonios.
aentudn. 6lorio1, 3sras, GdIifors
nieu. Qebaoa, GoIoraoo, Soabo, Qrts
sona UNI Qep Rsrico nit beotutsns
oen iat9olffen geo0lierungen err
baltsn. Bon SrIano tamen tatbolis
Ide ginBonbersr, bic nit i9ren bier
gsborenen Qahtemmen ouf mebr dls
Is miaionen ge6dbt nerDsn; con
3eutihIaRo 100000 uno aug 90
Zen, StaIien. 5rontreia. lIngarn unb
onosren Q1noerH ~penigltsns 6,000,s
900. i'm 6aH5sn uitf Denigtr ais
etpo 100000. Tas lebte Direcs
torn FhdBt bic ant6olilsn5obt Der
Der. Staten duf finf5e6n Uinionen
peItt 3abi jsosnfaas gu BOD gesrifs
len III. 10 inn dtIo 0ie ubrigm
utiaionen ee6lie5sn2 8ieIe 361tfns
fe f0ats serabs Eel ben 5~abrbunoerts
feisrn 81 eruiien Qad6snteH bsraus
t1fen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Oerbereitnnesn FIR bie piIaers
fabrt naeR REM natesrs
ueIIeneet.

@nr nod Dsniss GhlofHe1sn fno
auF oem Dampfer ,Garpotbio" nit
pslftm osr qilser5ue BON BEN gors
on 16. SuIi abfGbri, often.
SreeHo 5em0Ho. Der cine NuoKr5
bsim Qapis. nno europa in siHsr
orinoli6en Weiie 5u isbsR piiniat
fonie ftiue Set osridumen. f2 an pie
gd6dffsfibrune Der Un9raHgs Gds
i5olit yours. 30. 1877 9rqas1an
Zen Dori Gia az Elss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Gin $iee Hes t~sec5tes u. Scr
6efriiiensireihcit. Die Innas

umfrittsue Jrage, oh bic 3uipsuoung
BON @efoern aus ben 5Onos, tpelde
Die 8urSesregisrung fir bic Snoianer
pertpdItst, an bic cpnfefionenen miiz
ionsfdulen fir ben unterbaIt Der Il
benieaben untergebrohtsn Snoianers
timber fattbaft lei, 1T Toeben pon benz
8uHbescbeygeritt entihieoen norben,
uno Spar mad Rstt uno giaigtsit
entfdieoen porSen.
8er &ernpunct Der einitimmi1 ers
fOigten Gntl6sioung Iautst bdhiH: IS
NIB sin9srdumt perOen, bdB bic 5ns
oidnsr Elm 3edt baben ibre eigtnsn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
8eSenfiante HHnHeebume 6es
haverilcf,en Episcepafs.= DE

@rf5fI65fe nm 9fdSie 8absrn's 6a
BEN an p. Qnrl B. %. In Brsiiins
zine GonFsrtu3 a6gsbolten. als bsrsa
9eTultai Gin osn,eiHames 6irteRihrgis
ben trlaHen nur ods i6 oornc5mIi6
nit BEN WoperHismus beioBt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
1850, AS AZ


Bereine oon 9tHnfploania am 81.
Mlai. j. Il. 2. 5uni tossH.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
/N5HIO RWINI5

Il don't know what TO think. They're
both innocent She told the truth.
You noticed how led her into It, She
has remarkably psychic mind, and
knew the storm was coming before It
broke"
She Is innocent. but have my
doubts about the doctor He confessed
his guilt to her. He wouldn't have done
that II he were innocent
When | reached the courthouse the
proceedings already had commenced
The first evidence OF real impor.
lance was that of the drug clerk, who
swore to the facts he had told Clarke
and myself. Chief Darlings police.
man sworH to the early morning meet,
ing and the effect seemed to be to
turn the tide of sentiment decidedly
against Or. Smith, who was preserv.
ing his composurc admirably during
the trying ordeal.
Now. Mrs. Williams" continued
the coroner, after n few formal Ques.
tons, Il want You to tell the Jury
what passed between YOU and DR..
Smith when you met early yesterday
morning"
Or. Smith simply came to ask me
II there was am assistance he could
render In my trouble | expected no
less of one have known since child.
hood
why did he come 10 the back
door," asked the coroner.
After his close connection with my
husbands death ! suppose he wished
to avoid publicity.
did DR.. Smith offer you any ex.
PLANTATION as to the cause OF the trag.
edy?"
Mrs. Williams hesitated and looked
appealhgly at me.
| endeavored to instill strength into
her wavering courage with all the
power OF my eyes. but the poor. har.
assed little woman was unequal to the
strain OF the ordeal. And perhaps to
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

her mind II seemed that she was be.
ing led on to give discriminating evi.
dence against the man she loved.
With pathetic out.throwing OF her
hands toward her inquisitor she rose
to her feet. NO, NO." she cried in
a pitifully shril voice "He had no
explanation to Offer | alone know
who killed Dr. Williams 1t was I
Who"
stop commanded voice at the
back of the hall
mfr. Coroner" said Clarke, on reach.
ing the railing with his prisoner. Il
wish to put this boy in evidence be.
fore Mrs Williams finishes her testi-
mony. Here is the instrument OF DR..
Williams death.
Everybody in the hall was On his
feet. and there was great craning OF
necks to see Clarkes captive.
Mrs. Williams is excused for the
present. You will be sworn, Mr.. -"
"Carltcn Clarke" answered my com
panion. taking the oath.
Now" said Clarke, this hoy Is In
no condition of mind TO be examined,
but when he sees that he has not com.
mitted crime and that no harm will
come to him. he will corroborate what
| have TO say. found him in the far
thest corner of DR.. Smiths hay
loft praying for dear life. He is
the boy that Or. Smith sent after the
package of imitation powder which he
had left at Mrs. Williams house when
he called there the afternoon previous
to the tragedy to deliver another pack
age at the request of the drug clerk,
Paget. This boy intended going rab.
bit hunting the next day and on his
way to Mrs. Williams he stopped at
Toby's gun store and bought nickel's
worth of gunpowder. This he slipped
into his left pocket When Mrs
Williams gave him the package Dr.
Smith had left he put Il IN his right
pocket. Being an abaon: minded
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04
BO\WEW.DENCE.N

youth. he had forgotten all about his
errand when he returned TO DIR.
Smiths house. The doctor asked
him suddenly for the package. and
being left.handed. as may be proved.
he reached for his left pocket. The
next morning when he heard of DIR.
Williams death and found what he
had done, he hid the other package
IN the hay where | found 1t. He has
been in condition of absolute terror
and in hiding in the hay ever since.
Isn't that so. Timothy Dolan?"
"Y.y.yes, thir," sobbed the boy.
Then the court room broke into
cheers. and whatever formalities the
court took to free DR. Smith were lost
in the excitement
As Clarke and watched the spires
of Aurovia fading in the distance that
evening, could not help wondering II
Dr. Smith greatly regretted the mis-
take of his freckled stable boy.
More than a year after the events
recorded In the foregoing narrative
Clarke and | were idling In our rooms
one morning when the mail brought
a square envelope addressed to Clarke.
Here" he said, as he tossed the
card over to me. This will recall
to your mind the mystery OF the fa-
nous Aurora Lodge case"
II was an announcement Of the mar
riage of Mrs. Lucille Williams to DIR.
Homer Smith.
Copyright 1905, by W. G ChnpmanD
copyright In Great Brtuln)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04


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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-12-04

A company has been organized by
New Orleans business man to engage
in the sponge fishery OF the coast Of
Yucatan. near the islands of Mujeres
and Cozumel The necessary conces.
sions have already been secured and
= plia7ces s!;h Giving crews are on
the way.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

st RunsIo. and subsequent promotions F. 8. How
ard has been appointed division passenger agent
at FImira succeeding ]. II. Webster. H T. Har-
low succeeds Mr. Howard city passenger and
ticket agent at Cincinnati and l. F McFarland
has been appointed travelling passenger agent al
Kansas CITY Mo, in place of Mr.. Harlow.
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP COMPANY
FL ECTIOS-At the annual meeting OF the STOCK
holders of The international Steam Pump COMPANY
hold I'm Jersey City yesterday the following board
Of directors was elected: John f. Borne John w
Dunn Willis Harrington. Leon P Foustman, Na-
than Flescher, Benjamin Guggenhelm James r.
Harein Walter Iaidlaw. Edgar NJ LeVentrltt
Cord Never Alfred Nathan. Irwin c stump, sam
ueI Untermyer and William H. Woodin
p r. HAVENS'S EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD
The Stock Exchange seat Of K. b Havens. OF the
called brokerage mouse of that name. has been
transferred to Arthur A. fucker. for whom Leo
mold Nevborg and George Briggs Buchanan acted
as sponsors An extension of time for settlement
of their debts has been refused the firm of + B.
Hayens & Co by the Stock Exchange authorities
Last week the firm asked its creditors to accept
a dividend.
UNITED STATES REALTY AND IMPROVE
MENT.-At the annual meeting Of the Untted
States Realty and Improvement Company Paul
Barney deceased
APPLICATION TO LIST.-Application has been
made 10 the New York Stock Exchange list
2S6 additional first mortgage fftyyear bonds
Of the Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Company and
s1SoO,000 preferred stock and 100000 common
stock of the Vulcan Detinning Company
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Irreguarty the feature of the market for
outside securities Business comparatively
quiet. Several of the mining stocks attracted
some attention by their activity. although in most
Instances narrow fluctuations the rule Co
bait Central. extensive dealings. up about
&c to Il high mark for the present movement
on promise of a dividend in the future. la
Rose Consolida ted and North Butte Extension
were fairly active, but without particular change
In price. Boston Copper developed weakness at
the start. but recovered sharply. Npissing and
Greene -Cananea firm. Butte Coalition
fractionally lower. Consolidated Arizona fell about
&c a low mark. The specialties were
quiet Standard Oil improved about 9s. points
limited dealings Chicago Subway heavy.
Union Pacific is down g. National Rail-
ways of Mexico As and 412s were slightly lower
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London 2. per cent. open market discount
for short bills. is per cent; long bills. 1% per
cent Berlin discount rate, 39s per cent. Paris
discount ,ate. IA per cent. Paris exchange on
London % francs 11I2 centimes Bar gold us.
10zSd Eerlin exchange London, 70 marks 3912
pfcnniGs.
FOREIGN SECU RITES British consols for
money. per cent: Tor the account, SIS lis.
French rerltes, IS francs 30 centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 1sa
per cent highest ~ per cent; lowest. ~ per
cent closing IL per cent last loan, ia per cent
ruling rate ia per cent. Time money prac-
tcaly unchanged. the offerings continuing liberal
and the demand moderate. Rates oG214 per cent for
sixty days. 2I4d2l2 per cent for ninety days 2hQ2%
per cent for four months. 303t4 cent for five
months, By per cent for six months and 4d44 per
cent for the year. Mercantile paper was as
tive as a somewhat limited supply of the best
names would permit There good demand for
such material Rates. %. cent to ~ cent for
sixty and ninety ays indorsed bills receivable
Az per cent for choice four and six months
single names and per cent for others less well
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with rates unchanged at
4871564S72O for cables 4.S690@l4 $685. for demand
sterling and 4S545@4.S51s for sisty-day bills
Short quoted at 5.15is less 1-32I 1oSs
less 1-64 and short reiChSmarks at 95I2. Sterling
rates were a shade easier in the afternoon de-
cning 10 points from the opening. Gables were
quoted AT 4.S710G4 S7l5 demand sterling at 4S6SJ
$3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4.S54064S5ia. Short
francs were 5.151s less l-32 and short rechsmarks
9512 Business dull.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there we're
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE coNP.yy

At meeting of the Board of Directors rsSaia- T.
terly dividend OF TWO AND ONE HALF PTp r-~-
was declared. payable and after June 30 io0s .-t
stockhcders Of record SatIrday June l3 les a -
O'Clock p. NJ
The transfer books will close on SATURDAY Jun. =,
1908 at one O'Clock 2. NJ and reopen on Wsdu..s,-9
July I. 1905 10 O'Clock 4. N
FRED'K J. WARBURTON. Tr.z-r,-