davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
GRAIN.

No. Northern mixed oats per
lushel. SIS; No. l Timothy hay, per
on, $1,000; No. 2 Timothy hay, per
on, $1,000; No Glover Hay, per
ton, $1,000; Mixed Clover Hay.
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER.
Prices paid by wholesale dealers
the producers and dairymen:
Live Poultry-Heus, per To-, &c.
Butter-Packing, packing stock
per h., 12c
ROOTS, HIDES, WOOL AND TAI
LOW.
Prices paid by wholesale dealers
to butchers and farmers:
Roots-Southern ginseng, 1928 b.;
Golden Seal" yellow root, Sl.00 h.;
Nayapple, &c; pink root. 12ciand 1Sc.
Tallow-No. l, &c; No. 2, sc.
Woodbury. IL to 20; Clear
Grease, zoe Medium, tub
Easned, 35c to 45c: coarse, dingy.
ub-washed, 5OC to 36c Black wool
24c.
Feathers Prime white goose,
45c; dark and mixed old goose, 25c
to Csc; gray mixed, 15c to SOC. white
duck, Csc.
Hides and Sklns-These quotal
tons are for Kentucky hides,
Southern green hides &c.
We quote assorted lots: dry flint,
No. 1, &c to 10c;
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19

Eggs, l0c doz. Hens &c To-
BOOSTERS per Id. &c.
Young Chickens, each IS to 2bc.
Turkeys, fat, per To- &c
Ducks, per h., &c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
"Bootlimbers.

Uniontown, KY, Sept. 6,-The
limit has been reached here in maid
emily modesty. At recent social
gathering, when a discussion came
up concerning the arrest of some
prominent people for violating the
local option law, a young woman
noted as temperance worker, who
was speaking of the "bootleggers"
referred to them as "bootlimbers."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
\, Women and Children in the cast

Giving One Hours Musical Pro-
gram before each performance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
HOpkinSVille Market
Corrected Tuesday Aug. 25, 1908.

Corrected Tuesday Aug. rs, 1908.
GROCERIES,
THESE ARE RETAIL PRGcEs.l
Apples, per peck, 25c.
Beans, white, per gal. SOC
Coffee, Arbuckle's, per h., zoe
Coffee, roasted, 15c to Csc.
Coffee. green, 12Hc to 25c.
Tea, green, per 10, 90 to 81.
Tea, black, per To-, 40c to 81
Cheese, cream, 25c h., straigb'
Edam, SIPS
Roqueford, SOC 10.
Sugar, granulated, Is lbs, ST." ,
Sugar light brown, 18 lbs, $l.7
Sugar, dark brown, 20 lbs, Sl.Vt
Sugar, Cuba,l4 lbs. for $1.0O,
Sugar, xxx, 14lbs. for 81 90
Flour, patent, per bbl., $3.50
Flour, family, per bbl., $500
Graham, 12lb., sack 40c,
Meal, per busnel, $l.1O
Hominy, per. Id. SC.
Grits, zoe gallon.
Dat Flakes, package, 10 to l5c,
Dat Flakes, bulk, Sc Id.
VEGETABLES.
Irish potatoes, per peck, 25c.
Cabbage, new, 23c
Onions, per peck 30c
Turnips, peck, Zoe.
Celery, Sc and lOc a bunch
CANNED GOODS,
Corn, per doz, cans, $1,00 to SI.tt
tomatoes, II cans, S1.00 to $l.sC
Peas, from 10c to Doc per can
Hominy, l0c per can
Beets per can, lOc.
Kidney Beans, 10c can.
Lima Beans, per can. lOc
Korona, per can, zoe.
Squash, per can, lOe.
Peaches. 10c to 4Oc per CO
Apricots, per can, 25c to -
Pineapples, per can, 10c to 35c.
Raisins, 10c and l5c package.
Raisins, layer. ljc 10.
Evaporated Peaches, zoe ID.
Evaporated Apples, loo 10
Evaporated Apricots, 25c 10,
Prunes, loo to l5c per ID.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Hams, country, per To-, loo.
Packers hams. per 10, loo.
Shoulders, per h., l0c,
Sides, per h., 1875.
Lard, oer To-. l2Ac,
Eggs, per dozen, l5c.
honey per h., l2Ac.
Wholesale Prices.
POULTRY.
Eggs, lOc doz. Hens, &c H.
BOOSTERS per ID. Sc.
Young Chickens, each 10 to zoe.
Turkeys, tat, pei 10, -
nucks. ner h., &c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
Four Killed.

Four people we're killed and TWEEN
ty-six injured in a wreck on the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley rail-
road Monday afternoon. Two coach.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-19
double Herd
Of Elephants,
Ponderous, Per-
forming, Pac h Y
derms, presenting a
program Comique
of Perfection I'D

The finest group of educated Seals in the world in
Guiding the Riding Seal ALASKA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrhnItnnas . @c0luciicr.

vstauen" - r@tOnnppco in 9clp. gort".
,,Sancth" - a5be @olncu Groof".
rNpiIioaH" - aWtCfcngcr Bob no. 42".
"&cw WiOuumeutnI" - nGNrr's 1borougbs
Snbiu's, 4Oi-iOG, Sit.Scllmpre, etrabe. -
2lslib &dnoeotllcs& orliciIuIeen iito 2SanhcI'
petunnn Tut Bart" - 2deIt1 Goit6crte unS
nnocrc SerRriignrgcn.
sSdnNclbilhcr nm anNere &crGtii8nnGcn.
.Eew electric Gori."- 1dQlitb WuriieQungcn
lnh llntCrbuIinnRcn nler glrl, fopie Gpu6cric.
v9bc suDurban."- 3eocn gbcio @nuocpiuP.
ralein'e ebure zinc ~Rnri."-1dsIi6 @ouocs
solaeiter. @eadl. - 1deIi6c Grtnrfton per
claiborne. - 2deIihc GrrlrTon. NIT gllss
ilnhrle Sont1loga, per Eainpfer gQnnbrihee."
Spue Epint, - GdaIine NatniitngssG IfIr'
iiolcH.
Ven War, - 1dali1e griurTonru.
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tember.
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tgaosin9, oei = Nicnlla9, o'H Sa iinS
Soite'cit int p%gScticrlo Barr.
9art.Gpu6crte.
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9rciiaa gbeno - rGlifton.Fori.
Snmii1g NbcnS - BattcrfpnsIarf.
(Snnntuas non 3 his 7 llbr glbcnhS.)
(?In &obcniaaeu bon 7 bis 10 llbr IOcnos.)
@rparamm fir beute:
(Sm .Sruio=6tUsPnri.)
Turicl tSclhTIanIt, SiriGcnt.
gfnrfh Coronation" lbicrc.
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gSnl8er olRerrU 9Sioolp". ...........Y Sc Sur.
Selcftipn aus pIrnuiuin" ........... 9ierni.
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bic &N. -. gGicner mn .. NiltrlmS.
Wcfhrcibcroc nmcrifanifd sirotariidc Fbuirs
tnitc (auf Ner!dn1er) .,....,.. Subniul.
Cutters Ioo."
.llnGariibc 9%upfohie Tr. ...........4 iS5t.
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TcrinnQen) ............. .Yumpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

@%aitimprcr, mclde biz Summcr'
Munatc a~nkcrbalb Der Siaot ucrurin-
gen, fOnnen Den yGurrciponocnt" nadJ
irgcnb cincr NorciIe in Den &crcinig-
ten Staatcn, europa, WcrifO nnb
GamaSa 5ngcidift crBaltcn. Die
NoreHc mag 10 oft ais gc,uiinidt &C.
Gnocrt lucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Sin &c mp fcbIcnSmcrt6es
Otcn It NJ d odlcn ldcint bic 90
lnbrl9c Nellic NObnion Don Nr. 913,
Farrilb'IQcp, ST icill, meltc aeitcrn
Wnrgcn bon &ooi Stonlcp IN ser
Iilomcltlid)cn Eoli5tiitntion Dem sc.
rlhtHpcrfhbren ilbermieIcn ml,rOe.
NcIlle mar Don elmer 1Srau Gpclpn
Soncs bon Mr.. 2t0, Noro.W ount.
StroBc, ais Gicnitm0oden engoairt
iporocn; bod nod fellnl bier Stlrnbcn
lpar Der loic %oget ldon alisaeflogen
itno NIT ibm cine Ar5abl Sod)en uno
Sc SnorgelN, meIdc 6rau Sones in
chem Simmer ibrcr @bnling bottc
lic9en loIIcn. Die oiebiide Glitter
muroe fiir5lid) in Scr norolpeitlihen
Eoli5ciitation nui 8runo zines gans
gleihartigcn Srids oen 8robgeidipo.
rcncn iiber%ontlpprtet.
II II d) 80 Sabrenae II.
ben. Toltor Charles &. 6itls bon
Der Sttcrbcin . STRIDE an 5. ni,b Ho,
lano . apenlc bot cine llbr, Die CT
Dor 80 Sobrcn in ieiilem olten Seim,
SoffmonSpiuc, ga, pcrlor, ipieber CT.
bolten. Gin Norner fonb bic llbr
bci'm Ffliigen. Sic NOR nod iebr
gut crboltcn.
SnpeftionStour peri Of I.
bc II. - @oltperilcllr Grptbers bot
leiie Sour sur Snipi5iriltg Der pott
Der Sbeaiilb . Gommiiiion beenoetel,
Sermcl'ungs . alrbeiten in ben @e.
p1i'ern mebrerer Counties bis gum
10. september pcrihoben. Gr noutr
Die 3onr am 4. September unterncb.
men, lit ober eingeIooen, morgen Die
notwithstanding gusiteHlng SIT
SImpnium 81 belud]en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
SrDan nuf Der Icutidcn Sagfcicr.

Ger 0cmofrutiidlc YrGiiOcntidofta
Gonoioot ioa Ocm 6cItr an fl
September ais Eripntmann bel
luobrcn. - Serr Sbcooorc Slltrr
bon Nelus yorf miro Die Ocutld)t
Scitrc0c baltcn.
Wiaiom Scnnin9s @rpan, Der De
mofrotiid)e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
miro cingclaben lpcr6cn, Der 0clttldcl
Eo9icicr oln "A. September I'M Nlpcl
&icusNorf %bei5lnpobncn; ga obcr oel
,llnobbGngigc giirgcr.& crcin" cine
politiih unobbdngi9c StcIIltng cln'
nin1mt, fam @err 9rpoll uuf Dem
1ScIte feline Hebc bolten, bn Die Gon'
ititlltion oes GcrcinS Nnipro6cn po'
litiihcr GonoiOoten IN Ocn 8crianms
l1ngen unb nlli ocn ScItIid)teitcn oes
8crcins perbietet. IiclCr Ncidlllf
nilroc in Der 9citrigen SiBlutg Der
Scitbcboroc 9ciobt, mCld)c lultcr Dor
iib beS HrGiiocnten Sobn GIorfa I'M
Holcigb.SotcI Itottion0. Sic Scrrcn
u. i. Sroppe II. $. @oocnboop nltrs
0Cn ais Gonlitc crluGblt, 0iCic Ginla-
! 0ur0 5u crloiicn. SCfrctdr saul 30
bollliet protofoQirtc. Gin Brief oeS
FrGiibenten oca Nclu-2orf Central
Gcrbonocs, Sbcp0orc Sltro, brod)te
ociicu 3uio1c, bcim 6cIt Die ocutidc
Scitrcoe 81 boltcn. Ter |oriibcr ocs
llntcdjnltunga.&o mItes Scnrp Scr
mani berihtetc, Dob Der uTormorts",
,6crnlanla"- NM .Soclllt g Folnts
Sltrnpcrcin" nid)t l1ltr tllrncrilhc
Shouitcnungen mGbrcno 0cs SeitcS
0cbcn, lonbern ulld) bel Der Slnggclt-
Eorobc Spolicr bilocn mcrocn. Sn
%%crbinbung bicrmit ultcrbrcitctc Der
Wioridol Der 6logGcnporooc, Scrr
IlIN. H0ber, buS bon icinCm Gomite
nls0corbcitcte FroOromm iiir oicic
Eorn0c, mo guar: Woridoa Nltgllt
NoOcr, lronlmlcrcorpa, &opcuc ocs
Norb0. Slopo GonlpfcrS oWoin",
oGeutihcr aricgcrbuno", nGcutidcr
OiilitGrpcrcin", I0iutnntcn 6rc0.
@oBlcr nno GbriIt. Wlltld)lcr, SAB.
men Der Screine nit ibrcn Nbilltall.
ten, @ollpcrnclIr ul0 Stnb, Wiaiu1l
!. @rpnuL Wapor Winbool, 0cutihcr
Goniul &. u. 2iiocrib, s. G. Scro.
MGR, Nrdiiocit bcs GclltidzImcrlfns
niidcn 9tntionnlbmocS; Eotrid 7.
Mnron y. ), @nloiqon pom gltcn
Srbcn occ Sibcrnicr, Sbcooor Sutro,
Fr1iioent bca Ocutidcn Gentrol.Gcrs
Gins in Ncp.Yorf, &creinlgte SGr.
ger mo 5urncr. Iic @cid)dftSlcutc,
lucltc Gcltid)c bciGGitiHcn, ucrocn
orin0cno criud)t, ibren @ngcltcQten
nnl #. Scptcmbcr cincn bolbcn 3u0
frct 81 gcbcn, ltn0 mltrbc ScfretGr
Foltl Sobonnlcn bcallitragt, nt iol.
dc 6irnten 9ricfe 81 rid)tcn, in incl.
der INN Die @eluGbrun9 zines bolbcn
I%eicrtogcs an oicicm Gage fir sic
oelltidcn sngcitclltcn ulo grbcitcr
crlilht miro. Gie TrGiibentin ocs
Iomen.GomitcS Srol Warie Nooer
beridtctc, BOB 100 @oiicnfinocr I'M
1%2 llbr Nodluittogs IN 5ipci Spe.
ji~oliuoggons bon NiSQllitb- ulo Ser.
il,9tonl tr. naf Dem Hiucrpicip, Eorf
1ebroht mcrbcn miiroen. Scr Tor.
liter oeS GnpfongS-Gomitc Scrr
Sc1rD 5holnoS botic ST bcrihtcn, bab
bcltlmmtc Mit9liebcr BON 2-3 mo
81 llbr Nod)nittugs, bon 4 llbr
an ober bas gnrl5e Gonitc Die G6ren.
gulte e%mpIanacn miirben. Dos gro.
gronm lit nndJ Dem 9erid)t ocs 8orz
tigers 0eS Erogrnmm.GomitcS aorl
u. Nc. Sdolb inn 0rild ullo miro oos.
lclbc cincn rcihboltigcn Snbalt ia.
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

3cugtpon eincr9iIbung J..
= Nid)ts lit Den 81iten ongcnebnter,
oils nah bem Geiiert iene sierliden
nl,o d,iberIt idnladbaften Wabisco
Sltgar Wafers gereid,t 81, befpmmen.
mas 5eigt, Dab Die @aitgeberin eebil.
oct uno ~fiiriorgli6 lit. Gs mag iain,
>ob nidt Sebermonn Scr 9eiiert
mtnbet, Den ie ierpirt %,aber
oae peroen nit @eraniigen Tobiseo
Sugor @afers fnoppern. 0ieielben
id)mel5en I'M Munoe uno binterIaiien
einen dilBerIt an%genebnen 8eid)nlad.
sic lperben ME Inn einen p~aiienoen
9eiiert perIegen iein, ipenn sic meb.
rere Sbabteln Nabisco Sitgar @a.
fers i'm Sauie baben.
&obIen merben tbeurer.
= Die aoblenbanoler bnben ben
9reis Der aoblen I'M 10 Gents pro
Spnne ergobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
217 Si.Yaltimore.S traRe.
Sheu. &. Tiener C. Ep,

Scltldes nnb anoeres auslGnof.
ftes @eIo sefauf. unb perfauft.
@eloIenounaen beiorgt mad Geutidl.
lano SeItreih, Nublanb II. I. 10.
@edicl ausseitcIlt auf auslanbiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie un6 Traoelers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
GcbbcPs einsiacS Mtclier.

0ir 1abcn MIR Gin Htelier in Yalti.
more, mnb bas befinbet fd in Der
Gtase at ebener Groe, Nr. 321, NorS.
0ap', nabc Sisb-Str. 9iuScr.Ybo.
tosrapbien cine Spe3ialitdt. - Seine
Asenten mnb feineS reppen III iteigen.
8. Sebbel. 6. Grni, UeiAGftsfiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
greb. @anernidmibt's rMmcriean
Yrcmcrg" .Vicrf,

aus Dem aliserleienItcn Sopien uno
Wal5 gebraut, fpfnmen irgerlO mel
fen importirten 9ieren eleid. Ter
feline @eifmad unb 8etaItreid)tbum
ipreden fir lid 'ptbit, nopon Sic iid)
rurdj cine Trobe leid)t iiber5eigen
f0hnen. Site $1.00. 9ruuerei 1104
Bis 1928 9iaen-S Ctr. Eel. s. & y.
ct. Eaul 364, ms. GourtInno 1491.
GAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Ghiffsfarten

bon ullo nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Neip.Yorf. aaiiitc ODER 3piideil.
oed. WebieI, aiisIGnoiihes GeIo,
@reoitbriefe uno Geloienomnsen.
Sbeo. S. 0iener e &c.,
Vt. 217, Gf'8altimpre. etrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Scr onal Hoti5cn. - Sr
Gouaro Tuillc nebit Satin ino God
ter SRI. Minnie Toine lino gcitern oi,i
5luei Wod1cn nad) Mtlantic Gitp ge'
rcilt llnb BORT I'M Grant Ntlalltic So.
tel obgcItie9cn.
- ST.. Yeter Siirgenien uno SAINT
lie bon Nr. 1884, Dit r 9oltimoreitr.
ltlto locben bon elmer 8ergrii9lnas,
relic nod) Niogaro, Qpronto ulo an.
oercn Fl0scn in Canada 3ltriidac'
tebrt.
- Sr. Sronf 6elomonn, iun., lulh
Sri. Woric Ielon1unn balten iid) GIN
3eit in Ictroit oif, poielbIt iie &rll.
Sobn Guinfcrt, Der iif oieier Gage
pcrmoblt, bllrd) einen 9eiud iibCr'
ralfcn. Son Detroit begeben iid Ole
Neioen nod Gbicogo nno fabren gn'
De Der ll1d)itcn Wod)e nod Baltimore
5uriid.
- Sron gl,ouIto &. Sproauc i'll
nod) 5mci>u0fentlidem gufentbaltr
BON Ntlontic Gitp 5uriifgefebrt.
- @cneralorSt a. 8. Or. Oscar
Sd)nciOcr unb 8ottin aus @iesbooell
iino @Gitc bon Srau Gliiobctb @ilo,
Or. 25l1, McGuaobitroBe. Sbpobl
Or. Sdneiocr fem 9elegot lit, lit Der
Soltpt5lucd iciner Heiie ber0ellh ocs
Sntcrnotionolcn Sdlpinoiuhts-Gon
g~rciies, mclder in @aibin9ton onl
%. September 5uiammentritt.
Gr-@oupcrncur Sranf 9rolpl1
lit aeitern nit Sobn uno Sodter oui
Dem Noroo. 2lopb-I nmpfer varon,
prin5 &iIbelm," in Mep-yorf einec.
troffcn u,b miro be,ltc IN Baltimore
5liriidcrmortet,
= Ger Staats. Yeriihernn9s.Gon1
miIi1r .. Sranf Grouie lit bon Der
eoilbcllttolt Der StaatssVerltd)erlngS,
GommiiiGrc IN Detroit, bon mclder
er gum Erdiioenten ernoitrt lullrOc.
tuicoer in Baltimore eingetroffen.
&inoesIeihe ge II noen. =
Ter Nc9cr Sobn u. Sadion BON Nr.
1925, @agon.auep, benahrid)tiste
a~citcrn Morgcn oie Eoli5iiten Sdif.
f%erling ltllo 7npis pom iiiopeItlidc,
1iltrift, Oab cr oie 2eid)e zines nell.
geborenen ainbes lit elmer aaep its.
ben Dem Sauie Nr. 1916, WeIt-Mitl'
berp-S traBe, g%efunoen babe. Gie Be
nntcn brahten Die 9eidlc mad Der lilo
peitlid)en Eoli5eiitaiioit, BON no aus
Coroner gIafe bendfrid)tigt pnroe.
Gerielbe erfldrte ben 2eihnam als
eincn 6octlis matnliden Wtitledts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
WarglGnSer in Wainc crtrnnfcn.

Sic beioen Sodter oc@ @crrn Senrr
&eaog0 bon Yutbcruiuc finocn
NIT fiinf olocrcn @CrIoncn in Der
Fenobicotts0 oi al Der ailIte bon
Waine 0el1 500 in 0cn Wellen.-
@ontcn morgcu nod) @alie font
men.
Nus Seer Sslc, Wfc., cmpiino Scr
"Geutl6e Correspondent" 9cIterl
NbenO per telegraph ole lroncrbot-
itoft, bab bort 9citcrn Nodmlttog
nit fiinf onocrcn Fcrioncn Die bet
ben criuo6icllcu l0d)tcr oeS Serrll
ScnrD aellogg bon 2lItberpilc, 8ol'
timorc.G ounip, ollf elmer Se9elportie
crtrlWlfcn ieicr. Sic nn0crcn Grtrltn'
fcnen iiro Die Srls. Nltcc mo Cleo.
more Zorro bon @oibinGtorL :. e,
6rult 2ucp 9. Groplcp BON Fbtlns
oclp6ia, 80, Sri. Gliiobctb Is, GponS
bonn Wtoltnt SolDofCsS cminor III
Wanodllictts mo Ncrr Salon &.
Sutdins bon Bangor, Mc. Iret
lpeitcrc Ecrioncn, pcIhc Die Segcl.
partic mitnlobtcn, Gopt. Saafcll bon
Seer Sslc, Eroiciior Golpnrb Grolp.
lcp bon Ebilooclpbiu, @uttc Der or.
trunfenen Srou Groulcp, mo SEER
Scnrp y. GponS bon Mount &olpofe,
cin 9rl1ocr bcS crtrrnfCncn Srla.
Gpa1S, mllrocn gcrcttct. GoS I'M
glilf geid)ob olli Der Fcnobicots9ai
nobc Der Suiel.
Gie 6rls. &ellogg bottcn bcobiid)s
tl1t, mor9en nod @ullic 5urildjlfeb'
rcn. Sic botten eilrc fcinc Gr5icbl1lG
gcnolien nnb rcgclmIBig lire Sd)uls
fcrien IN Wninc pcrlcbt. Sbr &uter,
Sr. Scnrp &ellogh mor frilhcr Saul,
mar,1, bat lid abcr Dor lGnGcrer 3cit
id)on ouf icinem 2onbiiB 81 Hlltber.
uiQe sur Hl,be ocictt. Gle Ntod)riht
bon Dem llnaliid trof Die Sonlilic
id)mcr. Gie 2cidc c1lter Der bciocn
1odtcr, SRI. Cutie &eaogg, pllroc
glcid) nad) Dem llnfoQ gcborgcn uto
cbenfolls Die ocs Srla. Gpons.
Eroieilor Gruplep nimmt sen
Stubl fir Wotbemotif an scr llri-
pcriitGt Ecnn.iplparicn Elm, llllo icine
rrtrrnfcne Satin mar in YDilo0els
pbicr @cieaidoftsfrciicn mpblbc.
far1nt. .,I,. ....
Gic aus 5ebn Yerioncn b~eltebenoc
8cIelihoft nnternnbm IN elmer 30
SUB longenl Scgelidalllppe cine Ser
gllll9lln9sfobrt aii Der Yenobicot,
Soi; gcgen sbeno, icbte Elm ihorier
@ilo Elm, mo Si9 Sd)olnppe lpurbe
n1lgciporfcn,u Capt. t@aafeQ, Troi.
GrolplcD uno Sr. Gpons rettetcn iih
in onS fleine Huoerhopt Der Sho.
lltppc, boS aufre6t in's 8aiicr ociol.
len mor. Die onberen iieben Eerio.
llen flommertcn iid obcr in SooeS.
onglt oneinonoer felt rnb 9ingcn lln-
ter. d..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02
Sunncnanf. unb ltntcraang.
CnS Mcttcr.

Siir Wornlono ul0 ocn Iiitrift
Columbia hclitc Hcocnihoucr, NOR
gen flor; umipringcnoc, bciltc Nbcno
mcltlif mcrocnbc @inbc.
GaS Wettcr mar gcitcrn on9cnc6m.
Tic boditc Ecmpcrotllr NOR rs @roD
Inn 3 llbr Nod)rittogs unb bic uieo-
rigltc 50 @rob I'M 6 llDr Worocns.
Sn Den onocrcn 9unocs @ettcrbc.
oboftungSitntioncn nlirocn bic iol.
ecnoen t0d1tcn Gempcroturcn Der
5eihnet:
Goltport 70, Hortlano 20, Bottom
80, Ilbonp sc, Ncw-Dorf 7G, Tbilo-
bclpbiu so, Ntlontic Gitp II, Gope
Mop "a, @oibington Is, gioriolf 10,
Sottcro3 IS, Charlotte S4, @ilmino-
ton 50, GGorlciton sc, Snponno6 IS,
Sodionuiac IS, Sitpiter Sc, Sen @cIt
IS, gtIonto 81, Mont0omcrp 90. Ic,p
Orleans IS, EoIcltine So, @olpciton
sc, Corpus Gbriiti %, McnlpbiS IS.
Cincinnati 90, Eittsburg IS, SSlpcoo
sc, Buffalo 50, Glepeluuo Sc, Ictroit
50, glpeno so, Worouettc y, Green
gan 76. Ghicoao 80, Gulutb 81, ct.
Saul ~, Ct. 2oiiS so, aonios Gitp
1S, Snobn ~, Sllrpn IS, 9iSnnord
a, @iuiiton n, SABRE 50, Sclena
so, Solt 9ofc 9th so, 9cnpcr rs,
u. Eloitc Sc, GoOoc GitD rs, Mn,o,
rillo IS, Sos NngelcS rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Sr. Scim b d) miro 2uft.
! differ. Baltimore miro in
llod)itcr 3eit cincn ed,ten 2ilitihiiicr
bobcn. Sr. 9. g. 2eimbod) bon 9tr.
2212, Waoiion . Tpenile, scr befonntc
Illtonlobil . Gntbuiioit mo @ettioh.
rer, bat iif cincn 2iiftbolcn bciteut,
ino in 5rpei @odcn bpiit or ieincil
erlten guiitieg unternebmen 5l f0n.
iicr.
Gun Y III y ana beS Sarbi.
nalS. - Sm aotboliidcn Club wiro
iidd)Iten 6reitog cine @eriammluna
Der FrnIioenten offer fatboIiid)en8er.
cine nm @eicuidoiten Der Stabt
Itottiinoen INN @orbereituneen su
treffcn iiir ben Gmpfang oes 8oroi.
mails Gibbons, ipcnn er gnbe Sftober
bon europa 5uriidtebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Vaieboll. - Iie Orioles bobcn
aelttrn cinninl Elm Spiel perlorel; iic
ipnroen IN WontreoI nit elmer Scorc
bon . 5u 1 bon Dem oortigcl Club
tclic9t. Gie Eropiocnccr oo9egen be.
Ilc9tcn IN Buffalo ibrc Wegner nit
elncr Score bon 4 al 0; tic iino obcr
inlnler nod t9 Hunfte bintcr ocu
Voltimorern 5iiriid. Tie geitriocll
Spicle Der oltlidJcn Sigo pcrlicicn,
ipie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

,,Slaucn" - .GiouuppCo IN 9iclp. gluri".
,,Sancth" - Abe @ulncu Gronf".
nNplioaH" - aWtCiictqcr Bob no. 42".
n9tcw WiunnmeutnI" pGHrr's thorough
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
LAWSON HAS TROUBLE
IN STOCK MANIPULATION

Nevada-Utah stockholders might be in
terested in the fluctuations of Consol-
dated Arizona company stock on the curb
in New York. for the manipulation of that
stock has attracted much attention there
and has a bearing on the market here for
Nevada-Utah, says the Boston Financial
News
Three weeks ago the stock was sell
ing around . cents a share. but a lit
tie later an announcement that big deal
was pending to put the corporation on It's
feet and that Boston people had secured
an option on a big block of the stock,
put the price to S1.25. Further complica-
tons caused a reaction and the stock went
back to % cents.
1t develops now that the Boston people
who have the option on the Consolidated
Arizona stock, among whom was T. W.
Lawson, wers also largely interested in
Nevada-Utal, and the intention was TO
turn the smelter property over to the lat
ter company through consolidation OF
otherwise. but the fact that c. w. Morse
owned a dig block of Consolidated Arr
zont. which the Boston interests were
counting on to complete the deal, has put
a temporary stopper on the whole propo-
sition. The attorney general will not allow
this Morse stock to be sold until the pro
ceedings against that gentleman come TO a
head.
1t has been for the purpose of straight
ening this matter out, if possible, tina
Mr.. Lawson has been spending so much
time in New York of late and it is prob
ably because of his lack of success so
far that there have been no public an
ncuncements respecting his future plans
for the Nevada Utah and that the adj
vertising campaign on this stock ceased
so suddenly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
ELY MINES AND SHELTERS
INCREASE WORKING FORCE

Following the informa ton given in the
Ely ExpositOr by a local employment
agency that the big mining companies
were preparing to commence operations
on the mines commensurate with the mag
nitude of the properties comes the un-
disputed fact that within fortnight past
a number of foreigners have come to
town for the purpose of going to work at
the mines.
All about the big properties everything
is being placed in readiness to permit of
the employment of large number Of
miners and the production of ore at the
earliest possible moment. Boarding houses
are being opened, a supply of fuel and
mining timbers being hauled to the mines,
any many other matters incidental to
the operation of the mines are being
placed in position.
That the smelter people have also
greatly increased the working force at
that end of the line in the past month
and are preparing to still greater increase
the force, is best evidenced by the num-
Der of poll tax receipts being used. The
first of last month the smelter people
called upon Assessor Davis to provide
them with 300 poll tax receipt books. two
weeks later they asked for an additional
400 and today they sent to the assessor
for seventy-five more, which is presumed
are required at once in order that the
company may deduct the poll tax from
this mouths payroll tomorrow being pay
day for smelter employees.