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The sun., 1908-10-14
ALDERMEN VOTE TO PROBE.
win Engage W. NJ. Ivins, II They Can
and Go for the Mayors Probers.

VIII EnbuH6 W. hs hNiubb " A"SS N""-'
and Go for the Mayors Probers.
The Aldermen received yesterday from
tha Commissioners OF Accounts a report
of the expenditures Of the Comm issioners
called for by a resolution that Borough
President Coler, whose Office the Com
missioners have been investigating, got
the board 10 adopt. In 1907 the cost OF the
investigation made by the Cominis sionere
was s0s,5tS. OF which eio.6o2 was spent
for the examination OF the books OF the
ofioes OF the Borough Presidents. In the
first nine months Of this year the Commis-
sioners have spent SCI $50 In invesuga-
tions, $50, $40 on the affairs OF Brooklyn
and sze. .0is on The Bronx.
When these figures were read yesterday
Mr.. Coler said they bore out his conten-
ton that money was being squandered IN
inquiries which were not needed ana led
TO no good result, He moved that con /.
n ittee OF I've be appointed by the board
to Investigate the Con missioners OF 40
counts. incidentally he Thought II might
be a good thing 70 examine the book
keeping methods OF the Finance Depart
ment, He asserted that there were gross
irregularities In the way the books OF
that department were kept.
II was finally decided 10 make an In
vestigatlon OF the Commissioners OF Ao-
counts by the whole board. For that
purpose $4,000 or SIS 900 will be appro-
priated and 1t 10 probable that william,
NJ. Twins will be retained a. special counsel
for the board,
The sun., 1908-10-14
SMALL BILLS ARE SCARCER
SUB-TREASURY FORCED TO
TURN DOWN REQUESTS.

One Bank Finally Gets q Supply in Brook
bn-Philadelpilia Mint Gets TO Work
Coming sliver-szoPe Small Biiis Are
Outstanding New Than Ever Before
The scarcity Of small bills, fret noted
q month ago, continues to embarrass
the Treasury Department. merchants
and various banks. One Of the largest
banks In the city. which was supposed
to be among those boarding small bills
against q recurrence OF the customary
holiday demand and holiday stringency.
was unable yesterday 20 secure any from
the sub-Treasury. which has had but
a hand to mouth supply for month.
and could got them no closer than Brook
lyn. There It found Q bank willing 70 COM
ply with. its request for $4,000 In Ones
AZ was pointed out at the time the
scarcity In these bills developed. the
Treasury Department Is poverieas to
Issue any particular amount OF them Tor
the reason that it Ia without the silver
with which to hypotheoate than. The
best Il can do is to coin subsidiaTy silver.
and only O few days ago purchases OF
silver in substantial amounts WeTe made
Yesterday, 1t became known through
Philadelphia reports, the entire force
OF the Philadelphia Mint, which had been
practically idle for three months. has
been put to work in ooining the newly
purchased silver into half dollars, guar
ters and dimes 1t is expected that the
mint will be engaged on this work ex-
olusively until after the demands OF the
A larger amount Of bills OF small de-
nominations is outstanding than az any
previous time In the history OF the
Treasury Department, but the banks
have big eirpluses over legal reserve and
many Of them have deemed 1t wise to
hold on 10 the small bills coming TO them
80 as 10 supply their customers and CORE
mand sets in. For several years the Sub-
Treasury here has bean unable to meet
ali the demands for small bills and frac-
tional currency in these seasons.
The sun., 1908-10-14
LOWER GRADE H1GH SCHOOLS
Proposed by the city Club for the Benent
OF the Mass Of Pupils.

Of the Mass Of Pupils.
The City Club issued yesterday q plan
for readjusting the years OF study In the
public schools In order 10 extend sittings
At pupils for the practical duties Of life
save money and solve the equal pay prob
lem. The club wants opinions on the
proposition.
Four defects In the present system are
pointed out. Il IL asserted that only
about ~ per cent. Of the pupils who
enter the elementary schools 60 through
the high school. yet the courses Of the
lower schools are planned solely with the
idea Of fitting scholars for high school
As a result. it is declared, the great bulk
OF scholars who drop out before or at the
end Of the eighth year are inadequateiy
prepared for practical work. AZ result
Of this dropping out there are many vacant
seats In the upper classes. while the lower
olassee are 90 congeeted az 70 require
many pupils TO attend on part time it
IL set forth also that because the high
school students are taught In separate
buildings much time 10 lost In travel and
money in oarfare. Under the plan pro-
posed by women teachers for equal pay
the increased salaries would cost the city
IS, ,000, 900 yearly.
To remedy these defects the City Club
would have adopted plan providing
six year elementary. three year lower
high school and three year upper high
school course. The lower high school
would be composed of the present seventh
and eighth grades and the first year OF
the present high school and would be
taught In a building in each school dis.
trict In the city. The first two years OF
this lower school would have elective vo-
cational trade studies and the third year
would be q double course, one for pupils
intending to continue In high school and
the other devoted to trade studies for those
intending to leave school at the end OF
the year.
The City Club believes the lower school
would keep many children in school Tor
nine years instead OF eight and would
more adequately At them for practical
work. Lower high school pupils would
be taught near their homes. saving time
and carfare, and by moving the seventh
and eighth grades into tho lower high
school building many more seats would
be made available for the lower grades in
the elementary schools.
The club thinks the equal pay system
would be possible at q small extra eT-
pense to the city II women taught only
In the six lower grades.
The sun., 1908-10-14

opinion yesterday that he 10 insane and
subject TO paranoiao delusions.
Rossep sought TO prove by reading
from Gaboriau and Bacon that II was
not proof OF his insanity II n man be-
lieves that he 10 being followed by per-
sons In strange disgulses or II he har-
cons whom BE believes to be snemies.
Rossen made DR.. Wildman admit that
three months In the psyohopathio ward
at Bellevue might make sape man very
nervous. He also produoed his land.
lady 10 testify that he had told her he had
been sent TO Bloomlngdale by his relatives,
any hatred against the persons he believed
10 be perseouting him. At the sams
time Mira. Waters, the landlady. admitted
that Rossen's sister had warned heE
that he was crazy.
The hearing continues to-day. 4
The sun., 1908-10-14
BRYAN TALKS : HOURS IN IA.
introduces New wrinkle Of Hands Up,
We VINO Believe on Me-

INTRODUCES u NOW WEtuhiC VI tp,
We VINO Believe on Me-
OMAHA, Oct. ls.=-William j. Bryan put
a new wrinkle into his campaign to-day
by calling for show Of hands at every
town at which his special train stopped
long enough for him 70 make a speech,
How oS %a9y o. yoRb be osevs sss"ed the Hoid Ysf
up your hands if you dol Similar ques-
tons were asked concerning tho guaran-
teeof bank deposits, publicity Of campaign
contributions, election Of United States
Senators by direct vote and other planks
advocated by the Democratic platform,
and, the show Of hands In every case
showed that Mr.. Bryan was among polih-
cal friends.
After making seventeen speeches in as
many towns, the first day OF the three
days round up OF Nebraska In which Mr..
Bryan is now engaged, ended tonight at
Waboo, where Mr.. Bryan began talking
just at 0 O'Clock. During the day he
talked seven hours out Of the fourteen
hours In which he campaigned.
Leaving Omaha at o'clock this morn
ing the Bryan special started into north
eastern Nebraska, the only part Of the
State Mr.. Bryan has not visited recently.
For the first half day. the train toured the
river towns between Omaha and Sioux
City and then struck westward over the
hdfUO tTdNtfScu ny MT. Z.
Everyw here he met tremendous crowds
The day was perfect for campaigning,
warm and bright. the sun shining every
minute between sunup and sunset. Mr..
Bryan was in splendid trim and his voice
was at it's best. SO we'll did he conserve
his strength that when he closed his
speechmaking tonight at Wahoo there
was no sign OF hoarseness
Most OF to-day's speeches were OF
fifteen TO twenty minutes duration, but
those at Fremont and Wahoo were more
extended and required more than an hour
each for delivery. So far as time per-
mitteA at the various stops. Mr., Bryan
entered into n more or less full discussion
uf all the issues Of the campaign aA raised
in the platforms OF the two parties.
The Bryan special will remain at Wahoc
tonight and leave early Tomorrow foi
a trip through middle Nebraska. The
towns In which Gov. Hughes mad,
speeches last week will be visited by
Bryan to-morfow and Thursday
The sun., 1908-10-14
ARGUES THAT HE rs SANE.
Bellevue Inmate Reads Gabeviau and
Bacon % the Court.

Excerpts from Monsieur Lecoq' and
from Baoon's Essay on Revenge were
read yesterday In the Supreme Court
on q hearing before Justice Brady on
O writ Of habeas corpus sued out by Ellis
J., Rossen. q thirty-year-old school teacher
who is seeking TO have himself declared
sane.
Rossen has been an inmate OF the OBJ
servation ward in Bellevue for three
months and says he Is the victim Of
persecution. DR., II Valentine Wild
man and other physicians gave u as their
The sun., 1908-10-14
J. BRANDT WALKER SETTLES.
Pays Carpenter, Bagsot q Co. SsB 900
and Suit Is Dropped.

The suit Of Nathaniel Leslie Carpenter
Joseph e. Carpenter, Atmore l.. Baggot
and sterrett Tate OF the Stock Exchange
firm of Carpenter, Baggot q Co. to re-
cover s22. 900 from J. Brandt Walker, the
bear operator on the stock market who
made d flourish some time ago, was dis
con tinued yesterday. Edmund j.. Mooney,
for the plaintiffs. explained TO Justice
Blanchard In the Supreme Court that
Walker had settled the claim In full. The
amount paid by Walker Is said 10 be abou
$25, 900.
The plain tffs had stock dealings with
Walker and alleged that he had refused
to pay them the balance OF the account In
their favor.
The sun., 1908-10-14
Cleveland Letter" Left to Grand Jury

District Attorney Jerome said yester-
day that he had gone over all the evidence
and had examined witnesses, but be was
not prepared TO express an opinion " whether
or not the Cleveland letter printed In
the Times was genuine. He will leave
Brandenburg, who purveyod the letter.
will, be questioned before that body
to-day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
ttntcrgaItnuas . 8cg,ueiier.

,qubiu'S," 4O4-lOG Git Baltimore trobc,-
Idglih &uuhCUtlc &orlictlluIgcIt uno NdIloeI-
bilhcr-
,,Heu electric 9ntl" 1dpIi6 Gon3eric
un0 niclc uuoCrc IcrNuiiQltlarn
u9nl Shore' Fdrt' Aa4llh eoil6erle'
g4duoelbtl0cr mo uuoCre ScrguliAnIIaef.
~,CSlUnun EatsYnrt" - Idalib GonBerte ltilo
unoere Ner0niiqlHgcn,
,6duuitnttcr'S rnnrn'0 cretn" NtGniiGg. ben
go. Stunt critics SitihIHa5'eit i'm oSSelteno'
Barr.
gniebua int ,Eriuic -Rort" Scute Gidhs
mitinq Baltimore lclcI hOtclier,
,&adCr,r uuicu sllntcrit tunaSucrcin Gr. 3 mn
Baltimore" 49, SumilGq, oer p. Nlilt, aroBeS
SDmmeruuht3ieft I'M p%9Sciieno Fnrf."
9nrt6un5erte:
cnnntaa gadmtttag nEriiosSil Bari.
MnutQU 4henn duiuedieluo i'm s9tiperitoe'
Batf" mo .SeoeraI 8tl Barr,
Eieuilna NBetIo - aBdiierloH Rdrt".
Miitpo1 Abeno - o2rnto 1lhsBart".
E S0Tii,Sa''gsRts e nSF@O .GfiHiSonn'GR artS'
Gumitda glbeno - Battlefront nrf".
(Sonniags bon 3 bis llbr %glbenos,)
f9lt ysnhrnt1upu bon z his 10 llbr glbenos.)
PrUgrnm fir beutc.
CNm Clifton Fart. y
D,arftn .I6e SCncntu SOurib Regiment"
Snbertire ans Samoa" ........9 erolo'
WGl8er .gScooing OF The Niuhs". ......9 aII.
@robe SelciiiDn n6rcelitor" . . WtareHeo'
enrnet Gudrtett - Nuogeludbltee.
$50. 6elomanu. 3eurO. Geurfon nnoo Iolc,
Cnheriiirc aus .Ailbclm lel"...,... .Rolltni.
Snmuresfe .S'm ARAB 10 come Some in tbe
Euri."
Selection The @runo WioauI" ..... 9uoere,
Minrib yale Eoola 9iflo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
SuS @%udJcnblatt,

Gle bclttc crihcinenOc @odenaita.
oobe oc2 .Icutihcn Gorrciponoen'
fen" cntbGlt Elm trcitcS &cr5eltniB
ser ruihtigItcn Greigniiic ser lebtcn
iiebcn Gage, cine in coitoricIler 6orm
olli oicie Grei1niiic biupcilcnoe
Runoidau uno Die So0eScrieigniiit
iuhlid) uno tlor bebanbelnOe Scits
ortifcI. @oa oui Dem GrOcnrunoe,
in Der oItcn ooer Der nCilcn Seimotb,
bic Nuincrfiomfeit bcS Eublitrm9
i%ciielte, lit in Nicirr NrSAobe 81 i'm
oen. Seimiidc un0 0rtllde &or'
fonmniiic iinO in iodlid)er @eile
picoergcgeben, 10 Oob iih oicIc Sci
tuna bcionoer3 sum &crionOt on
Ircuntc in scr 1crnc, i'm oltcn Su.
tcrIonb, ci9nct, Orncn Gin %getrcltca
0ilo iibcr umerifonil6c 3uitGnoe
Cntrolt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

Sn oen onbcreu 9umbeS @etier
observation-disclosures mnrOen Ole
iulgenocn bGhltcn Selnpcratllren per
acitnei: GoItport 50, Eortlano 50,
Bolton 81, Albonp 80, Hcmz 2orf S6,
Ybilo6elpbio Sc. Mtlontic Gttp so,
Cape Mop rs, @nibington 81, Nor.
iolf ST. SatteroS 81. Gbarlott Sc,
@ilmiuaton 81, Gburleiton Sc, So'
ponnob IS, &odionpiue IS, Supiicr
81, Sen &eil Sc, gtlantn So, Montgo-
merp 80, Ncpr0 Orleans 80, Tolcltinc
Sc, @olpclton So. Corpus GbriIti Sc,
WcmpbciS 81, Cincinnati 50. Eitt<'
burg IS, S3meQo G6, buffalo y,
GlcpelonN 20. Detroit a. Nlpeno Il,
Warqueitc 81. Brcen Ban Il, Chi.
cogo 6S, Gulutb 76, Ct. %oul a, Ct
2ouiS 81, omaha 50, Suron rs, @iS.
mord 81, Miuilton SO, Nopre 81,
Solt Gofe 80. Genper 81, Nortb
Elotte 81. Googe-Gitp 50, Nmoriao
IS uno Sos NngcleS 50 8roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Stdot Baltimore.

Saltimorrr, mcIdle Die Summcr-
Wuuntc nmfcrBnlb Scr Staot pcrbrin'
ocu, fDuncu Srn Correspondent" nndJ
irgcno elmer 9lorCiic in bcn &crcini8.
ten Snntcn, europa, WcrifO nnb
Canada 5nacihift crbaltcn. Die
INreIir mag 10 Oit ais gcruiinidt &C.
Gn0Crt mCroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
S6cu. 6. Nicncr G. So.

9eutid)eS uno anoereS anslGnoi-
ides 8elo gefauit uno %perfanit.
@elbienonnaen beiorgt mad Gelltidj.
Iano SeItreid), HuBlano 1t. I. ~.
@ehiel ausgciieIt onf mislGnoiide
ganfen. Greoitbrieie un0 2rauelers
CHEQUES.
2f7 Si.yaltimOrc' Straic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Spnncnani' nnb llntergang.
SnS Wctter.

Siir Morplano mo Den Elltrltt
Columbia helltc ln0 morgcn tlnr,
n0rOIihe Win0e.
Gic Gcmpcroinr nor 0cltern oIlge'
ncbm. lnt0 Ou n0r0lid)e Winbc nnge'
iuot linO, mirO c@ ollf) berte ma
moraen Slint Nu3bnltcn icin. Ger
StonO Oca thermometers ma bon Il
llbr Worocna bis 8 llbr AbcnbS ipic
iolgt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
9lrnplb Yfnffrnbndl.

IS itorb am %. Sunt in %ieitrr
@obnunn, Nr. 772, MrSenrpitraBe,
Nrnolo 4, Eiaffcnbad, aeIiebtcr
@nttc pom Gliinbctb EiaiicnbudI. lie
3cit ser @ceroiNllng miro ipGtcr an.
gc5eiat. G7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Miaaara Sails Yamphlet.
Tie Eennlplpania giIenbobn.Go

Ilc EennlDIpnnla GiIenbobnsG oln.
pagnie fat ioeben ein ilritrirtes
Eampblet NIT elmer geidreiblms
ibrer intereiianten fiinf3cbn Gage
grfurIion nad Niagaru-6aas Don
bieier Staot unb llmsegeno beraus-
seseben. Gopien oeiielben iino bel
Billet Iaenten au baben. (t7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
EffiSiencr stnno Der Clubs.

Nblc6en.-Ndd l1n9crcr &ralltl
felt ltorb ON MiitmoO Nod]mittog
Scrr Sob. HoppcnbcrNcr bon GodcD94
niQc. Gr iunr Gin So5n oeS p%crItor.
bcncn Gorroo Noppcn6ergcr. 3ic
Sintcrblci6cncn limo sic @ittlpe, 0rct
S0dtcr. SrlS. Margarctbc, Mcno mo
WotbiIoe Nop~pcnbcracr, un0 5mci
S0bnc, Mortin unb Soiepb Noppcn.
berger, iomie flint 9riioer.
SIN @robciit II b. - Die @c-
cr0igltuN ser an %. Sunni ans ocns
2cbcn Gcid)icoencu Srou Soa &oigt.
9cb. @roltn, ionO 0citcrn pom
SroucrbouiC Nr. 5l7, Sort Pho.
ouS oltf cmo2olloou.Y orf 5%rieobof"
itott. Fnitor u, =. StcrGcr bon Ger
oelltihcn GreiciniAteitS Stride am.
tirte I'M Srollcrboltic uno ott @robc.
NlS 9ohrtltdtrG0cr crmicicn ser Ser
Itorbcncn sic lcbtcu g6rcn oie SS.
&orrp Scibcl, &orrp Garter, Midorb
Sdelcr6oli Wilinn Wpmien, s. g.
@ogncr unb @roIdc. Srou Goigt
mnr0c ont %. Sum 1872 in 9ultis
more gcborcn. Sic NOR siuei Wol
uerbeiratbct unO bintcrIGbt ollBCr if,
rem 5lucitcn @ntten, Scrrnl @ititou
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%ictor %oigt iomic ibre gltern, Srn.
Ibom unb Srou Noia @roun.
Nod)bcm Fnitor u. j. Stcract
bon ser ocutidcn GreicilligfcitSfirdc
cincn ieicrliden GroueraotteSoicnit
gebolteu, iono Ncitcrn Nod)mittog oic
9ccr0i9ung bCS ON %. Slini pcritor.
bencn &crrn Charles :. &emp pom
Srnuerbnuie Nr. los, 9ouloin- Ctr.
Sigblanotorun, aus ollf Dem ,Sog
2omn Srieoboic" itott. Ter Geritor.
bene mllroe am %. GeSembcr 1916 in
9oDcrn geborcn un0 fam i'm Sitter
bon oht Sabren nnf) Mmcrifn. Gr
mar 5luei Mtol pcrbcirotbet, boS critic
Mol nit Morgorct, geb. S'2corp,
ino oas 5peitc Mol nit Ser iebi0en
@ittmc Moraorct 1c6. Tieil, guBcr
Sebtcrer bintcrlGbt er smei ainoer
ans eriter Che, Serrn SbomoS so,
iepb aentp mo Sri. Morie Enltline
&enp, uno eincn 9ruber, Serrn In,
ton &cmp. III Qnltiunre-
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,Snrmunic-Safe,

Mr. Ala, @rit.TaDcttc. Strafc, Garl
SdJmiot, Snbabcr. Sprtmnnoer nnS
MGrscn -@icr am 3apf. Diners,
SunpcrS a la carte. Ser Spmmcr.
garten jctt fir oas Ynblifnm pffcn.
(Npril1 .tO
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Shtffsfarfcn

bon nn0 nad europa ii6er Baltimore
ober Neip.gorf, aniiitc ooer 3miiden-
oed. @ediel, n~llSIGnoiides @elo,
GreoitbrieIc rmo @eloienoungeu.
Sbco. s. Sicner & &c.,
Ger. 21I Sit.Saltimure. Strakt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

peri0nlid) Dor, nm 0rnl Manor I'M
&ntcreiie Der NnIci6e tire GienItc on.
5llbictcn. Inter octl &rGtcrcn bcfull0
lid Gr.@ouuernellr Trnnt Sronn,
Er0iiocnt Iumcs u. g@Dcclcn bon Der
Commonwealth 0ont SS. Ganlcl
&. Wtc@oniglc, 0}it0licO Der lebten
StootsgeleBgcblrng, @otrr9oIon0 BON
Scr ct. 8~tua.alrd)e, Nr. NSiliom $.
WiorriS pom 0Tcrein triItlihcr jim.
ger Wtdnner," luelher crflurtc, leinc
Organization miirbc Ollrf oiicntlid)e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iiltcrciic oil Ger
9lnleibc mccfen; Hobcrt =. @ig2ins,
Charles +. Grolle, Yraljocnt Der 6or-
mcrS & WcrfontS' N0tionuIs@ ont,"
@r. Stepben Songue, Gr. II e. &iu-
in0Iton, Sto0trotbSnlitgIico i. 3.
Seotpole, 6rieoensridtcr &otob Gab,
UF. $. @opOrid.
IltB2rOnm moren ihriitlide Sn6oi-
ientcnt9 bC9 llnterncbmcnS ein bon
Charles Z. Goobp StootSicnotor,
Nnbbincr MiIiom HoielolL Gliua Z.
3irdlcr, Wtitglico 0e9 Ielc0ntcn6olt-
les, 81. @illiom s. @clib. 2oui9 y.
@utmon, Tr. IS. Milton 2~intbiclum,
". Gcpine bon ser ct, Sobonni9-
Stride, Fnitor ct. Gloir Ncal, Sbo5.
". @uiQiom mo Froi. Sra Hcnicn.
9aiebnll. - Id9 critic Spiel
NIT Dem Glub bon HOdeitcr Uerloren
Die Orioles; Die Score mar ) 3u
6. Aber intcrcIiont mar On3 Spiel.
Die geitrigUu Spicle Der Clubs ser
0Itlidcn 2igo ucrlieiCu, mic ioI1t:
IN baltimore.
% %sa5eiIss 9 ! "a
Stafiurb Umpire.
S1roO .Eitdcr" ilno 0eurle oGatdcr" lir
2uooIeDn .QttberS SH nnS 5JitIer .Qot6er~ fir
RcCb:ftcr'
Su ScrieHsGiin.
SSerfcDs6itO o o 1 0 | o . o o.
On 9eiuaif.
5 SSliai5 ! ! 81
Sn Rruuiorucc.
4rObioenee =. 0 9 g 0 O 0 o D Q
MtuntrCal 3 0 4 1 o 3 0 1 0-12
EffiSiener Stnne Der Clubs.
SEN. gierl. liru3.
buffalo ................ 81 % bS5
Baltimore .............. 20 90 $50
Toronto ............. 20 q $50
ISruui0cncc ........... % 90 62t
gielpdri ................ 27 81 800
Wiuntrcal ............. % 81 4st
NudhCfiCr " u % 12g
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Scbbcl's cinsigcs Ytclicr.

&ir Baben 1t elm Ntelicr 1T galti.
more, nnb bas bcfinSet iidj in Scr
Stage at cGcmcr Grbc, Wr. 321, Worb.
Wap-, nabc 6igb-Str. Gimocr-Ybo-
tograpbicn cine SpcsialitGt. = Seine
Tacnten nnS feline Srcppcn at itcigcn.
s. Scbbcl. 6. Grni, 8eidaftsfabrcr.
Glib
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u n6cre @rGn6c.

Sn ser SiihlermerfItatt non g.
Sbiplep, Nr. ST., Cider Ilcp, ent.
Italo geitcrn frr5 naf Wittaa aui
bisber nidt auigefl1rtc @eiie Gin
Seller, rucldles' eilen Sd)aSen pom mi.
gciGbr 800 oirihtetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

n@frmania MGnnncrdJur."
.gmsilms mad Ntlantic Gitg-
g., T., 8. nub 8. Gull.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-27
MAXINE ELLIOTT WILL
NOT CONTEST DIVORCE

Reno. New. sept -6.- Maxine FL
lott. the wife OF Nat Goodwin, viii
not contest his suit for divorce. which
was presented here last Monday This
fact was made known today, when her
appearance was made through her at
tornCys in the district court
a considerable miX-up in the names
occasioned some argument and caused
a postponement until next Friday The
complaint was issued against Bessie
Hall Goodwin. the answer was signed
Jesse Dermot Goodwin. and the power
OF attorney was Maxine Elliott
At the suggestion OF the court II was
agreed by both sides that the com
plaint should be amended o. conform
to the name iu the answer. Jessie Der
mott Goodwin. waving notice being
agreed TO. properly signed power OF
attorney is % be mailed to her sttor-
neys. which should be- returned here
ly next FRIDAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-27
TO IRRIGATION CONGRESS DELEGATES

Nj delegates
call at Irrigation
and
Is
lgatc~ he
sion nia, be aNo onIct
BOARD
". =. HOPIWFII- Chairman
4
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years and express much confidence.
They are. moreover united in several
states, whore I'm the last two cam
paigus they have been more or less di-
vided. while the republicans ina one or
two states are disturbed by factional
differences These however, viii
have passed away before the close of
the campaign and Mr. Tafts election.
in the minds of the best informed
men, seems TO he assured -
Before leaving Washington Cover
nor Curry met the delegates from
south Africa and from the Philippines.
as wen as from number OF foreign
states, who viii be in Albuquerque
within the next day or two.