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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12

9riettaiten5ert ii NJ crt.
Gin 9rieIfalten an Der NuabcS.
mo WontgomcrpltroBe puroe &c.
tern abeno 5crtriimmcrt, inocm ein
gispagcn Der anidcrbodcr lis. Gu.
aegen ~ocnielben iubr. Gic gricic
flogcn in ollen @inorihtungcn Der
I'M, nrtb ipurncn bon Srn. Charles
Spope bon Nr. II, Ncit Wont0o.
merpitroBc, geiammclt, Der bicieIbcn
cen Eoitbeb0roen 5uIteltc.
einunbefannter Teqer
ertrunfen. - Gin un~befaltnicr
Geger ertronf e~eitern 81 @inons
Gope bei'm Sildcn. Won brod)tc
helicIben 5ilcrit had Dem MorplGn,
Der llniperiitats . Soipitol, ga cr
nod 2ebens3eihen BON iit CAB.
God itarb er oaieIbit turae 3eit nod
iciner gnfunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Or. Wcper in Baltimore.
Ger bcriibn1tc Nerucnor5t inipijirt

Ger b~criibnltc Nerucnor5t inipijirt
oaa Spbna !SoptinS-0oipitol. -
Die Dorl6ufigcn YI6nc iiir oie
HbippS.alinif gepriiit. - Or.
M}cpcr mo Elm Ard)iteft gebcn
noh europa.
IT. NOoIpb Mcper, ser beriibmte
Shpci5cr Nerpcuor5t, melher gum
&orItcbcr Der nclicn NeruenfIinif oes
Tobn5 Sopfin8.Soipital8 crnnnnt
morocn lit, mar IN 9cNlcitung ocs
Arditcftcn 8roSpenor 9lttCrburp, ser
Die Eldnc fir oicic aIinif, ueId)c oos
&oipitdl bcnl @cihcnf be5 Scrrn
Scnrp Ebipps bon cincr baIbcn Ytil.
lion Collars 81 ucroanfcn bat, aus
arbeiten iou. in Baltimore, ulo IN
ipi5irten @ci6e inter 2eitung 0ca
Superilttcn0entcn Or. Senrp VI,
Surb, Or. 8iQium $. 8eldL Or.
GltlbinM Hid)tcr @nrlnn uno CT. Hll.
pert Norton Oa5 5oIpital. Or.
Wtcpcr mar ipc5icu nit ser Gage Der
alinif jufrie0cr, mcIdc iif mad
Sltct BIN an oo8 0nuptgcbGrOe an.
ldlicBcn miro. Scrr NttcrburD brnd).
tc oic p%orlduiigcn EIGne, bie Don
ibm %cntmorfcn mor6cn iinb, init, unb
nabnlen sic 9oftorcn @ltro II. Weld),
Ionic Hidltcr SorIun, IN OicicIbch
Giliidt. Or. Mcpcr iugte, oaB cr
an %. Sltli nit 'Scrru Ittcrbilrp
!lad) europa iabrcn milror, Inn in
NcItrcidl Gcutidlono, Stalicn urO
Sd)ottlono NcrpentIinifcn 81 beiil,
den, nod)0cun tic nit Scrrn &cnrp
FbippS in Wiiltd)en 5uiommcngctroi.
fen iino. Hoh 6cn IN europa &C.
modtcn @riabrlngcn miro SEER vt.
tcrbltrp Damn icitc ociinitiucn ElGne
MADDEN, ltn0 fam uicllcid)t id)on in
oiclcm Sabre nit Dem Ban Scr &li
nit bcgomtcu mcr0cn.
Or. Wcpcr mndtc Cincn porjiig.
liden Ginorlld utO lit cin Warn, Der
icocs &ort reiilidJ iibcrIcgt, cbe eS
gclproden miro. Or. Mcpcr lit iider,
ooB Oic ourd oicic alinif er5icltcn
Neillltute ocm gonjcn &on0e st 0ltc
tonnlcn luer0cn 0u o0a Stuoium
mo Die 9%ebunoIung BON 0eiites.
frontbciten cine gtotblpcloigfcit &c.
moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12

NeucS GolIcgc. @cbGuoe.
- ?lti Dem @ruuoltiid Der 0cih-
nann's Sd)lllc al @opnro., nobc DER
WnoilonitrnBc, miro cin clcgantcr
Ncibmt iiir onS Meoi5inild)c College
un0 Sllriitcnidrllc ser baltimore
l~tripcriit0i, ser 100000 foltcn miro,
oui9ciiibrt mcrocn, Scr bis 5llln
Scrbit icrtig gcitcIlt lpcroeh loil.
Iurd) bieicn @ml miro bas Warplono
Wcneral.Soipitu mcbr Baum erbals
ten, oa ialt allc Sorleilm9en Der
Shl,lc lad) ocnl 9teubuu perlegt mere
ben, Der oiiber 8roben G%orlelungs'Ns
len cine SurnanItalt mo ein groBca
femiifes Snbnrutorinn crbaltcn
miro. InS baltimore Meoi5iniihc
College mtroe 1881 gcariinOet, uno
iino ieit ser REORGANIZATION IN 1885
olle sur Sd,ulc gcborigen @cbGnoe
crridItct worOclt. II. Iapio Strect
lit Iefan bcs SnItitttes.
Gin toIIer Sunb, Der feline
2icens trig, Dllrbe geitern Ibeno BON
Dem Yoli5iitcn @nl. &. Bombing
bonn 0itlid)en Iiitrift in Der Dor.
bale oeS Souic5 Nr. 2231, Sciierion'
StraBe, eetobtet, nad)oem er in je.
rer 8egenb betrdttIide guiregitnJ
pcruriadt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Staot Baltimore.

gnltimorcr, mcldJc Die CONNER.
Wunatc auhcrbalb Der StaSt bcrbrin'
ecn, f1nncn Den yGprrcipOnScnt" nndJ
irsenS elmer gorrilc in Den &crcinig.
ten Staatcn, GnrOpu, McrifO nnS
Gannba smgCidift crbaltcn. Die
GbrCiic mag 10 oft ais nCuiiuidJt &C.
Gnocrt iucrScn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
9bcp. 6. 0iener e So.

9eutIdes nno anberes ausIGn6i.
ihes @eIb gefaift unb perfanft.
@eIoienounsen beiorst nod Dcutid.
lanb Seitrcid, MubIanb II. /. NJ.
@ediel ausgeiteHt aif ausIdnoiide
ganfen. Greoitbriefe uno 1raue!crs
Gbeqmes.
Ell Cit.Ialtimure. Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12

Sn Den unbcren @un0C3 . Wcttrrs
@eobod)tunoS. Strotioncn lulrr0cn Die
fol9cnoen b0ditcn (cmpcrnturcn Der.
5cifnct:
GoItport G6, Fortlano 7S, Bolton
SO. NlbonD So, Ncu 9)ort so, Yhilu.
oclpbio SO. Atlontic-Gitp Is, Cape
WoD rs, 8oi6in1ton 30, Noriolf 81,
Sattcros so. Charlotte IS, @ilminas
ton sc, GborlcItun 81, Snpoumab Sc,
SadIonuilIc Sc, Sltpitcr Sc, Sen. Mcit
90, Ntlonto sc. montgomery 90, 9fclus
Orleans 90, Eoleitinc 81, Collection
SO, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Wirmpbia 80,
Cincinnati 81, Eittsbur9 80. S&mcgo
80 Buffalo so, Glcpclano 80, Ictroit
%, Ilpeno 30, Warqllctte 81, Green
Wop 81, Chicago 96, Tullltb Sc, ct.
Saul ~, ct, 2ouio %, aania640itp
30, Smobn 80. Sltron 81, Niantord
~, WiQiitcn 80, SABRE %, Sclenu So,
Snlt Safc 90, Icnpcr 81, Nortb
Tlottc 80 QobgeyGitp96, ImoriQu
9G, Cos NngcIcs 7G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Suuucunui- nno llntcr9nno.
Ono gNCttrr.

Sir Wurplon0 ul0 ben Giitritt
Columbia bcutc mIO morgcn tIur Im9
ip6rmcr, iiIoIihc bis mcitlidc Y4inOc.
Scr Acitrigc Gag brudltc baltimore
micocr rcd)t unongcncbmca mnrmc9
@cttcr, ooa icbr iturf an bic bciBcn
Enpc AM Nninng Der Aodc c|rinncr,
tc, mo bcutc mo morNcn iOll Is nod
bciBcr pcrocn. Gle tGlIihc Scupc.
r0tlr mar Qcltcrn, mic ioldt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
SefrctGr goggs operir

SVlTttur VpIgs 0pcftrf.
Ter SefretGr bes Vereins Der
3anfleiite nrib 6abrifnltten, 5bomus
y. 9oggs, lit 9eitern Nadmittag pom
Ieinem Better Or. 9bonos q. 9oags
i'm Nobns Sopfins. Soipital elmer
l6id)tcn Operation iintersogcn NOR
Den, nm etrpas Nerpeniernm gu err
langen, burh melbes sic ltriade Ser
Merpenfranfbeit BON Srn. 9oggs felt.
gelteut weroeli falna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Ehiffsfartcn

bon liib nnd europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Ncfp.Dor &aiiite o6er 8piiden.
bed. @edieI, auslanbiides @cIo,
Greoitbrieie uno @eIoienoungen.
3bcu. $. 0icner & &c.,
Wr. 217, Eit.Waltimpre- Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Scb6cT's cinaiaes Ntclier.

Wir babcn MIR Gin Ntclier in gaIti.
more, iinS bas bcfinoct iid in Der
Gtasc 81 cbcncr Groc, Wr. 321, Norb.
8ag', naBc Siab.Str. &inocr-Tbp.
tograpbicn cine S~prsialitat. - Seine
Isentrn nno feline rcppcn az iteisen.
). Scbbel. 6. Grni, Weidaftsfibrer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12

Scr rSeut ely . II ngart d) {
Steocrtran5" biclt nm 6rcitog
icinc obrespcriommlu10 al. unO
bcfinoet iid) Die &%ercinSfniic in Dor.
trriilibrnI 3,iite'thco ,unN l1Bt Sic
3obl Der WtitGlicocr nibtS sll min.
lhcn iibrig. Gle @%comtenpobl botte
tolgenoca Hciultnt: E%r1iioCnt 9Sf.
@oancr, Erdiioeut Mattbios
@ambad), Sefrct1r So6. Grcicr, ri.
ltnn5sS cfrct1r Sob. @irtb, Shot-
l%1clltcr Sobonn Steinbod, Gontro.
lclrc 6ron5 Sdopp, Soi. Gdmicol,
Nuald)lb Sob. Bald q. Gcinouidl,
Nnton GARNER, Sac. IiQ, Sob.
aromcr, Sob. SoiroQ, G~riotnlonn
gIcr. Toumer.
&nr5e Srcibcit. 49, Worn
0nntt, 10 Sabre alt, Die gcItern ans
Dem Stoot9ei1ngniB entloIien muroc.
m iuelhem tic cincn ciniGbriocn
Strnftcrnlln megcn G%icbitobls Der.
bllBt bottc, mrlr0c bon Getcftiu 9ron.
lep belm Tcrloiicn bc1 @ciGnarlilIcS
iulcocr perbuitet, ga tic in gHolbinos
ton ipc9en 0cS SicbltoblS elmer Mn.
5obl S%rnilcnflciocr gcwiinid)t miro.
Hld]ter Grammar ~licfcrtc Die illnoe
Sroll, cine geborcnc Gll0IGnocrin, on
sergeant O'0op bon @oibinatru
ans, Der olclclbc mad Scr 9unocS.
bolptltoot 5uriidbrudtc.
2ie ~@crcinigtc . 1dcr +.
Nelellid t" biclt g~cltcrnabenb
III Garib's Solc Ir. 4tS, NcIt. Ger.
illgtonltrobc, ibrc picrtcljGbrlidc We.
Notwithstanding ob. ErGiiocnt :.
ShilIs filbrtc ocn TorIib mo Sr.
Charles &nopp flungirtc ais Iroto.
lollfilbrcr. Gin nclca Mitolico ml,r.
De alfaenomnlelr. Nod Grleoiauno
Der ilbrigen Goutilte : @eitGfte lpl,rs
DC cin alls ben &S. goolf Barrier.
Wl1. Flitt, George e, Nlldc, ,Spbn
Sripp llho Senrp Suulltid beitebcn.
ncs Gonitc crnannt, Inn bic Bidder
ell repioircr, mo olS Mitalieber oes
aronfcn : Gonlitc'a lullrocn Die $50.
Wortin 8reensielocr, @ultou 8obcl.
Senrp @eder uro Sobn Hllb er.
rnllnt.
9oS Sci egGngnib bon
Srrl. emil Nagcl, meld)er an Witt.
ipod plobIid or ben Solgen zines
9itlhloges itorb, funo gcitern Wor.
GEN inter 5oblreiter 9etbeiliauno
bon Seiotrugcnoen pom S%roucrbuuic
aus altf Dem hi. Grloicr . Srieoboie
itott. ,3ucrlt wllrbc Der 2eidnom
rod) Der fatboliiden III. &reiis.airdc
gchroft, moielbit Gotcr Conner cine
Hcolticm . Weiic fiir bos SeeIcnbcil
bes @crblidcnen celcbrirte. MlsVnbr.
tlld)tr1ger fungirtcn Wtitglicoer ppnl
9Gder . llnteritiitungs : Yersin. Ger
Terblid)ene iulroe an Wittipoh
slbeno in Der 9dderei ieines 9ruoers
an Der @iIliamitrnbe bon ser Site
iibermoniit nno muBte nod Sem Ma.
rpIGnoer llniueriitdts . SoipitaI ge.
tratt rperoen, poielbit er itarb. Gr
binterIdBt auber ieiner Satin, Sro,i
Inna Nagel, 5luei &inOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Gcnniun Der rCoo ScaUlus".

TilS llI ult OHlNIl'
mcnfunit 5t NogCr9topn pollCn.
oct. - &cripridt cine Der Nr0B.
ten Nifoircn ibrer 2lrt i'm Stootc
Warplou0 81 mcr0cn.
Gic 0~icSiGbrigc Hclutipn oc0 Or.
hcna Ger ,GOo 6cllom3" fin0ct
Oiele @od)c in Nn9crstopr ltott. Sin
SpcjioI5ug Ger "@citIidcn Warpl0n.
Scr 9obn" fiibrt an Wittmof Nor
qcn Inn s lthr pom Si1Cn.Nnbnbof
nb. Wenn niht aIc NljCihcn trii-
gen, miro Die 0icSiQbrige Gcrmior
Die gr0Btc Stuots- Nclution, ipcId)e ie,
mails III WorDlan0 n~6gcboltcn mur0c.
GaS IrronqenIcntS.Gomit lit mic
fol0t 3uIomnen geicbt: SrC0. u.
Groom (SnriiBcr), George VI. 500.
man (ScfrctGr), 9. $. Gormca, ..
4. Soppmon, u. 6ronf MiQer, Sobu
). Steele, George ". SquigginS, @iI.
liom U, Soncs, Sobn s. Fieiifer unb
5. Gomor0 arob.
Sn elmer Ncltcrn obNcboltcncn 81.
tullG ocp arrangements 2 Gomitc'@
iwlrocn bic pcrihicocncn Gonlitc'u
ipic foIGt crgGn5t:
Grctl1tip Gpmite: Srcocrid u.
@ronm &oriiber, Geo. ". Woonlun,
ScfrctGr, z. $. Sorpcll, y. S.Sopps
man, u. Sronf Wtiacr, 5. 5. Mccie,
Geo. ". Squi0gins, Mm. u. Sones,
&oDn $, Eicificr unb 5. @oporo
Nrob.
TRANSFORMATIONS Gomitc: Geo. ".
SQlliggins, 8orliber, @m. Suno.
man, $. y. glrmItrong, Charles s.
Gnglc, 5. .. 0oobmim Srlpin Is.
Sermon, 0opio Hoienbcrg, 5. s.
Utinunn INN Snbn j 4SittS
l(nterbultrunga Gomite: ISM. g..
Soncs, @orliber, Go9nr j. Soncs, e.
Moriaberg, $. Is. Mtllrrop, Nlpin9tco.
rift, $. y. Nnrtnlam Is. 6rco. Ser.
lcgcr, 5. 4. Strdlpbrioge mo Is. s.
0eHnctt.
Yrogromm Gonite: s. So. &rp6
&oriiGcr, @nl. $. @oiltctter, jun, &.
Wf. 8nplonL Soruce Sor0, Ecrcp ..
@ongcrt, SulncS 5. Goin, George e.
@ubplon, Sucob S6opiro uno &. y.
Gpler.
Muiif Gonlitc; ). ". Chapman,
@oriiber, ". Is. Sonilton W. $.
Nigbon, &. ". @ul, e. W. @ontbcn,
$. Is. Nn6rcu, ", &. Slueoclle, u.
g. Sittlc lno 5. !. Sdlotterbef.
Forooe Gomitc: George ". 900
man, %%oriiter, 9. =. Glopton, Geo.
u. Scipp CAMEL ". 2orpmon, s.
e. Mepcr, Q. &. G%id)elbergcr, GboS.
$. Sbou, @m. i. &irfipooo uno S.
S. &erna.
Gpmitc iiir Tripilc0ien uno gb5ci.
dcn: 2. $. Gorlucu, &orliber, Geo.
". Gi9btcr, Sarocl 0riiiitD, 5. 9.
Scbmon ISM. Sctt, Soi. $. Yctero,
&rrn. McpcrS, Glioa y. Sortle uno
Scnrp SorriS.
GnlpIun0s . Gonritc: .. i, Sopp.
man, @oriiscr, Sobn $. Eiciiicr, ".
Tronf Mincr, &obn 5. Steele, SantcS
81. Seem, 5. 2. @onborou, Steuart
Ncope, y. $. Nopa, s. ". 9eS bon,
Z. S%bompion, VI. u. Osluolb, 9tido-
las s.. Soc, ". 3. 0icbl, Sront q.
Gor'cp nnb Gboa. 2. 0oloing,
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IbIeben. = Sr. Senrp SdJnei-
Der itorb aeitcru il, ieiHer Wobnling,
Nr. 1902, Siio.G 9drles- Strabe, bon
no aus oos acknowledgements am
Gienitag, Nudmittags Inn H3 ltbr
itattiinoet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July s-Close: Little
trading was done on Wednesday, as
dealers wanted 10 stay on the safe side
until the government crop report was
the condition OF winter wheat In June
the crop was Sc, which was estimated
70 show $500 bu. "A condition Of so
July the crop was figured at 1913. and
the crop was about 375.00000 blu. A
decline OF point or two IN loked for
In spring wheat condition also. In
June. IL was 95. estimated to be about
2s3.o0O.000 bu A condition OF SO would
show a crop OF 2s6. 900 900 bu. Previous
to receiving the government figures tho
market was effected by the weather,
which was favorable enough to cause a
small decline
The government report made winter
wheat S16 and spring wheat s9M THIS
IS pretty low for spring wheat. and the
first effect was an advance In prices.
Wheat quotations-Cash No red
car at S2c. closing at s2Lc: July opened
with drop OF isc at sec. gained No
closed At sais cA september opened NC
or a, SOC, touched sO% G. declined to
9OA G. advanced 10 sliA and closed at
9oisc' December oneneu at st&c.. I'D
venced 20 92hr. and declined to Gee
advanced to- ~ q G. and closed ~ 92Lc:
No red. safe: No. ! white. a2Hc.
Coarse grain quotations. Corn-cash
No g. 54Lc' M. yellow. I car Attic
Oats-Cash No. 2 white. 3 cars az
56c. August : 600 hu at sac; Septem-
be-. 5000 bu nj ga c
B r., 20. 3 Isc august. CSC
hid Dece'nt1fg si.75 bid '
Ciavo~ se.}~-P~ime Ortober 2b0 bags
at $3.50 ;..9eceSnber. $780, March. 100
Peccipts' IN the Detroit roseket We'd
nesdav included 900 bills OF -four car
OF wheat 81 oats md 7 Of barley
were 200 bills OF -four.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
ALDERMEN THINK
CONTROLLER
I'm WRONG"
tConunued from First Page.)

audit to the city accounts without
using force OF spies.
is his department the only honest
one? Are his men likely to be more
honest and dependable than those OF
any other department? Such a system
would only result in more expensive
Jobs and needless double inspection.
How could he inspect the sand in
spector's work except by hiring a sec
end sand inspector and thus doubling
the cost? IL would be the same with
every other kind OF work
Let us wait until someone finds
some evidence OF even a little bit OF
graft before we create a lot OF new
Jobs TO be drain on the public treas
ury.
such Investigations as the control
Ter has conducted SO far have result
ed In nothing but political capital and
this is another political move"
Aid Renaud glanced over the con-
troller's communication, referring to
the depleted state OF the contingent
fund.
II think that a lot OF the money
taken from that fund has gone for use.
less investigation and the apparatus
and salary OF gas expert who has
only succeeded In telling US that our
gas was all right" states Renaud.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
JOB SELLERS IN
CUTE SCHEME
HAVE BEEN USING MUNICIPAL
AGENCY 70 sliced THEIR
VICTIMS.

\ new graft TO swell the business
OF the employment agencies has been
broken up by Supt John j. Knight OF
the state free employment bureau In
the city hall
knight has discovered that a run
ner for the agencies has been coming
20 his bureau and getting men. after
ward getting their money for secur'
ing them positions, or promising 10
DO SO.
Il will kick him out II he ever comes
In here again and | shall not kick
gently either" asserts knight.
Tuesday a man who gave his name
as George Howard came into the free
employment bureau and stated that
he had positions for two timers and
two roofers. Knight had applications
from men who wanted that kind OF
Jobs and ne rounded up a quartet for
Howard.
One OF the four was VIM. Coughlin'
a timer
He took me and another man to
Miss Bender's agency on Sheiby'st.
and told MS that the Jobs were TO be
given US there" says Coughlin "Then
he wanted two dollars from each or
us with our applications. knew that
the law only allows one dollar and |
refused He insisted and came away
convinced that the thing was a fake
and that Howard was only acting as
runner
Wednesday Howard came in to see
Knight again and said that he wanted
chef knight had learned from
Coughlin OF the game that was being
worked and he sent an acquaintance
over 10 pass himself of as chef,
From this man the sum OF 81 was
asked for his application with the
proyiso that he was To pay SO more on
getting the Job. the total being 10 per
cent OF the months salary.
Il cannot prosecute said Mcknight
when he heard OF the way that this
man had been approached. only a
man who Is detrauded can act-but
can see that that no more men are
taken from this Office by runners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Mark cts al Finance

Stocks are l661e4 hu OF wheat. 1875 ges
bu OF corn. 1854 bu OF oats. and H. .+
bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Wed
neaday. 1873 cars, year ago, 266 cars
Wheat In Liverpool closed I. a = q.
anu corn :. a sd lower.
Wheat receipts AZ primary points
"Wednesday. S39, 600 bu; year ago. 49,
coo. by. M
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. July S.1-The government
report FOR July Was received at lis
o'clock today, and makes winter wheat
condition SOC, ana indicates a crop OF
Al 100000 bushels. spring wheat 49,.
indicating crop OF 5000. 600 bushels
"a total of $4,000, 600 bushels, which is
42,pOO.COV bushels greater than last
Near oats condition S5.7. Indicating a.
yield OF 100000. 0OQ bushels
The report was construed as bearish
by the trade. and prices sold downward
from the top notches reached. wheat
losing !. a nc but closing i.MlLc
higher for the day. corn and oats both
rtcated from the best prices. and while
the nearby months Of the former were
fr5ctionally higher, the deferred
months In corn AS well as the oats list
were lower.
Provisions were tractionally better
for the day
Close Wheat-July. S.c Corn
July 1sasc. Oats-July +Sc. Pork
July sl552I Lard--July. ss37Ia.
Ribs-July. sSG2ia.
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PROBATION FOR
HEAD OF FAMILY

His wifes tears were all that saved
Julius karpinski from prison SEN
tence, Wednesday morning.
Julius was convicted a few days ago
OF stealing a 500 typewriter from the
Wadell Showcase Co. He has In
sisted from the first that he bought
the machine for $40, and that he Is the
victim OF someone else's crime. The
evidence was very strong against
him. however. and Judge Phelan told
him frankly, Wednesday morning. he
was satisfied OF his guilt.
II have no sympathy for you at all,
said the Judge, sharply. Il would send
you TO prison without hesitation II
thought II would punish you. But the
real sufferers would be your good wife
and your three little babies, while you
would be getting three good meals a
day at the peoples expense. That
would be too much OF a snap for you.
so, instead OF sending you TO pris-
on. I'm going to parole you for so days
and | want you to get out and go TO
work for your family. II ever hear OF
your laying hands on anything that
doesn't belong to you again I'll bring
you in here and give you the limit. "
Other people expect you TO forget
your troubles and listen TO theirs,
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last week but prices are holding we'll
and the outlook favors a good demand
Tor veal throughout the fall months.
The sheep and lamb trade has been
OF little encouragement to the sheep
grower. Wool continues TO dra ?
along on the lowest lVvel known IN
many years and the demand for NUT.
ton VIII not warrant the purchase Of
fat. heavy animals at prices when
VIII let the feeder out without a loss.
Good fat spring lambs are selling fair.
iy well, but at prices much lower than
usual on this date Last year. The
Times advised the early marketing
OF spring lambs and the outcome OF
the market proved the value OF the
advice; this year. prices are much
lower and IL would seem the part OF
good judgment TO hold them for IN
tle./ Should the corn crop prove n
success all OF the lambs will be want.
ed for feeding purposes.
The hog markets. still on the M
grade and indications point to much
higher prices before the market dipz
again. Receipts OF finished hogs are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BUNTING MUS!
STAND TRIAL
JUDGE WEST DENIES THE MO
TON FOR LEGISLATORS
DISCHARGE.

MASON, Mich, July s-(Special)
The motion for the discharge or
Rep. Archibald Bunting. who is on
trial here, on charge of fraud in Of
flee. was denied by Circuit Judge
West this morning.
Ii was urged that Bunting was i'm
mune from arrest because OF his mem
bership in the legislative body, but
the court decided that this privilege
has been waived.
Bunting is accused OF making a
false certificate OF the expenses OF
Jerry Anderson, while on a Junket.
Senator futile asked the court for
an adjournment OF the case for two
weeks. TO bring up the question OF
Bunting's privilege in another way.
His request being denied, motion 10
quash the Indictment for more than
dozen reasons was argues by the
respondents attorney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
GETS ITS FIRST REVERSE
IN FORTY YEARS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July S.--A
mandate from the United States su-
preme court has been filed in the Ar
kansas supreme court reversing a de-
cision Of the latter court I'm the case
of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain q
Southern Railway Company against
May Taylor, administrative. deceased.
The suit was an action for personal
damage against the railroad company
in which judgment was rendered In
favor OF the Taylor estate In the
Crawford county circuit court in 1906,
and the Judgment affirmed by the
Arkansas supreme court.
The case was appealed to the Unit.
ed States supreme court on a ques-
ton involving the interstate com.
merce act, and was reversed.
The peculiar feature OF the case n
that II Is the first appeal from tho
Arkansas supreme court to the United
States supreme court during the past
forty years that has been reversed.