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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
The Air Reserves

From the Denver Republican.
The United States Government has thirteen
men employed In is departm ent OF military
sronsutc -Oncial report.
We couldn't man q battleship nor move = sub.
We couldn't make q cruiser hit her pace.
But when II comes 10 hsndlin' ssky criisin' ma
You've 20, to stand aside ana yield us place.
We're jus, a bakers dozen. and We do not make
much show
When the jsckies 60 parsdin' through the
But when the next war threatens you will hear
from us. you know.
The Thirteen OF the kyfalutin' deet.
We don't spend time ~ practice with those mighty
roaring guns
You don't hear much about US, and we Amt no
tav'rite sons.
But we're there In Mr.. Mars's Ugh tin shop.
Were ulnkerin' with ga bags. and a.hIin' aero
plA nes-
Dur talk Is mostly scientific dope
But VIII on the battles rsgin' and the enemy make
wen prove the nations pride and JOY and hope,
ARraUR CHAPMAN.
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Ran II Olt."

Run Il out" though you think II ID useless:
Don't stand a. though tied to the place.
run II out" though the chance 10 against YOU.
Perhaps you can get TO your base,
The crowd on the bleaohers 10 shouting!
Be Came and take heed 70 its call
Run Il out" for the other chap maybe
WIN hopelessly juSgie the ball.
Run n out isia pretty good motto.
Whatever the anne that you play.
For there's always q chance for the nThter
who doesn't rive w 10 dismay.
You will md that the man vho's successful,
The man wh6 10 isuded By al.
Runs n cut and quits frequently esH there
while ne othsr chap iugsies the ball.
L0un 2, THAYll-
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Kindly lei me Know 10 how many year from
the year isoe Easter Sunday will fall again 90
Aprl II. C. n.
Not Until 1911.
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What 10 the c'nnet ton between gumbo As .
vegetable and - . form OF spcoch| }. w.. II.
The connection II not even remotely apparent.
The origin OF the word Is obscure: II came Into
existence from 70 lowly a source that II Is quite
unce rain whether II Is degraded French or an
adoption from the African or Indian OF the West
indies. III IL, however. accepted as the deslg
nation OF the Creole patois OF the French Antilles.
A pathological rerniniscenre OF southern waters
pictures a Creole boatn an stretched IDLY in his
ba,eau expressing his voiubie opinion on the
march OF events. with none Of which he was
In the least jealous TO catch up. and all In . me
now Of Gumbo %ellnirh incomprehensibl 10 the
French OF Paris.
am reading forster's life Of Dickens and mud
te.a l', s, e s'i r en- ,ns rIe,' =. n 'I sns se S.S o. ssaassuaassrrd
tncy clop dia the date !, given a. Ma, ~ 1851
W hich Ii the correct oae1 !ohh nAui1'
The re was tumuit In the theatre when Aacready
pI.y ed Macbeth" on May I. 1870. On the follow.
Ing Thursday, May 10. the Aston Place riot called
for the services Of the police and the militia.
The military history OF the frAcas win be found
set forth In fun In the history OF the Seventh Regl
ment and there can be no dispute a. to the date.
Ia It's sou re, HENRI CARR.
The only episram recalled Is that which po.tu.
lates of tue mule that u Ia without pride OF an
cestry or hope Of po.ierity. The source does
nov appear u record.
Has sauerkraut q patron aalnlt u 40. who
has that hunorf EDNAhp LITTLE.
with no guarantee OF the authenticity Of this
item OF the minor photography 1t 10 recalled
that this phase OF the cabbage has been Ascrbed
10 the mtelary protection Of st. Herman OF Pn.
ser.
Can some OF your corrosponde nts Identify
for me the persons In the story OF the man who
went 10 visit . friend ana remained forty years.
A. y. II.
Kindly 10, me know 10 how many yeap from
the year 1909 Easter Sunday Will fall again 90
April u. {. r.
Not Until 1911
chnNI HroH PM.
nberua
what " the pepuissea Of re city 9, Siassow'
A. q date iSoT, Nf,bsk
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]. W, says: Must the opener Of a Jack pot show
his entire hand II he 10 called: or only openers'
II no one comes In against him 70 draw cards
he must show all nve. II he hiss paid 10 draw
cards and been helped he need show openers
o0ly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

a. j. says: \ has drawn two cards. Next man,
on looking al his hand again he nnds that he
wanted two only. As he has not touched the
cards laid OF. he asks the dealer 10 take one
back. 3 bets he must take all three.
II the next man has not been helped the player
can amend his call and the dealer can put one
OF the cards back on the pack. What harm has
the player done by b. slip In asking for q card
too many
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

Who wa Cesar Al the time Of the ,erueih1ion Of
chnsH HroH
rbenuA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

Can some OF your correspondents Identify
for me the persons In the story OF the man who
went TO visit Q friend ana remained forty years'
"a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

what the popuissoa Of !hs city q oiassew1
A. q date iso1. N1.ssk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Bon Der erSieberiIhsn Dirtuns Der
2prit piro aus Dem fernsn Often eis
ne biibf6e glnstbote berifte!. DIR
Mitdbp lie6t es, in Ieinsn WuBeituns
ben gu bi9ten, unb uiels ieiner lltd
iino in bas 9olt seorunsen. WGbs
reno Der 3riegstage in Der Wunos
i6urei bate Elm alter 8auer Ieinen
ein3issn Sobn in ben &f 3isben
ieben. Der sreife Batter mar err
bittert iiber Die SGrte oss 9eiebss,
bic i'm 10 bsrb trof. unO in Obnmd9s
tigsm Corn bsi9lOB er. aIs itummeu
proteit iein Ssim un6 9ut uerpabrs
loIen 5u IaFsn. Seine 4:dsr be-
iGte er nit llntrnut uno Uernudldis
ii9te ous 5aus. gines Cages ipisit
i6m Der 3ufau Elm llta bes Wlitooo
in bic Sdnoe: r9lqe Die SObns, Sic
Sogsn binaus gum Selb Der Wdff,n
uno oes Ruhmss, 9lllsin 5uriid6li,b
ibr alter 9ebieter. Die psrlai1ensn
Siiiten betrsut er nit pdterli6sn
5erSen.~ Die einfadSn Dorte iibten
auf Den greiisn 2anOmann cine tieie
Dirtuns aus; er ueritunO ibren Sinn,
mari ben &imOno ii6er Die Shultsr,
Idnt FebynmuI duf Die 8nis unO sins
binaus, oas llntrdut aussuiGten uno
iein 8eiisthum fOrtan nit gifsr gu
9eripalten. E.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

8orfdfug 5ur Cite.
Srau: .S4On ipisoer tommit Su 10
fpGt mad Sauie - unO ih babe nod
t.in @use susstban!" = @dtte:
~Run. 70 oriid' fpsnigitsns isBt ein's
5u!"
= g dGuu. StsffsI (DulObiitsr.
gu i.inem Weibe): Der poli5eiSits
ner bat seitsrn spun5ig Wurt prGmie
'triest, neil tr ben rei9en Sommers
saft idpn n paurmul beim Giidsn
ertappt bat! s. bub'n beut' uter aud
s'bOris ans'Ios.n, ipiepi.I Rsb' unS
Saisn mir bd6'n, - bie1ei9t hilbert
er i.bt AUDI no4!"
- Spurfamtsit. PrdFbent:
rGs IoIl ssIpart psrben, itsbt in Der
9.rfiiguns. Dir miifen ieben, ob
nidt einise 8eamtr gu entbsbren
iinb." = Sirsttor: sd tpsroe To-
fort sriinbli9e Grbebun9su bariiber
peranitdlten laHen ... gu bisiem
3peds mub i'd mir ab.r einiss Silfs>
trdfte netmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
. IuftTGruns. -4uF mtin.r

aufttdruns. .auf mein.r
Orientreife bin i'd aud bstt.lnbeu
0srpiidsn b.segnst." sd bentt,
bic beiben beulenbe 9tripii9e9" -
r0as iperben fie erf, psnu man
ibn.n niats eibt."
4usii9tsIos. 9efdng'
nibbirsttor: gs ideint, Der
9urTde miro INNER frsder. Sa
blsibt nur iibris, um ibn miirb' Su
MAIDEN, mir fsden Jpn in cine SSIOs
Ii.r5sIIs!" - GufI.ber: .Das bilft
bel b,m 9srl nidts! DER unterbdlt
iid bort aud gang gut -. sr 1T ia
8au6rebner."
- Ser Sauptsruno. Sous
rift: rDifsn Sic, Serr Dirtb, friib.r
BATS mir in bieier 9sgsnb beoeuteno
bsHtr sefullen; ba paren bic Ddlb.r
nod uiitt 70 9eli9tet, bic 9.rse nod
nt5t 10 abgetreten, ben fdOnsn bluusn
S.e bur9furdte nod tein Motors
boot, uno Dor alIer 0inseu parsn
Sbre portionsn nod srDB.r!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Buctbe's aisS bon Der @fude.

Der Sumpriit Sbeobor .. aobbe
ersG6lt in Isinsn .SumoriitiIden @ra
innerungsn aus meinem ataoemii9en
2sbeu in ben Subreu 1S17-1819"
fot9enbe t0Itli9s @ostb,s9lnstoots:
@ine Dam. Ii.b Ii4 BEL @Oetbe msI'
ben. Der Oi9ter, Der ben 8eiu9 bts
f10nsn @ei9I.9ts MIR iebr beoinst
lisbte, IhB isiner 8etpunosrin troB
aaer Bitten oreimaI bintertinanber
ole 4ubien3 our9 ieineu 8eoisntsn
peripeiseru. 4ber Die DAME lieb iid
ni9t abtpeiItn. sic lief Dem Di.ner,
Dem iie nod cine 8,Itelluns an f,inen
Germ aufeetrasen bate, in ben Gar
ten nab, mo Fe 9oetbe erblidte. Sos
sleid itiirste lie ibm 3u Giiben. ergriff
feline Sanb unb bebedte iie NIT aiiis
fen. rgtber Waodme. 70 feben sic
ood duf!" rtsf @oeibs, bon oisfer
biinoiT9en @erebruns mebr p.rpirri
als sef9mei9tlt. rRein, grober 0ib'
ter!+ rief bic In ben Gtaub seIuntene
8erebrerin. -Wte eliidli6 bin id, 6ab
meine Iusen bid erbliden. Sd tommt
mir Dor iuie bic r@Ipde". ipppon es
In oeinem ihSnen 9ieoe beiBt: Geit'
gemauert In Der grben itsbt bic
Sorm, aus 2ebm stbraunt!" 9oetbe
bat NOD oft in fpdttren Subreu bera'
lid ilber biefs 8srtDe4sIuns nit
S4ilter 5ela4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

@abriela Fanb NIT Dem Riiden ans
SenIter gelebnt. SIR 9.iidt mar iebr
blsi9, aber ibre augen 6utten pieosr
bas fate rGtbIelbafts Suntsln uno
2Gfkln. 2llIes oas bemertts i'd in
einem glusenblid. 0as Sonnenlidt
binter ibr ent3iinOete goloene Gt4tl:
auf ibrem 9aar. Sd Dsrgdb aaes,
bsreitet. Die 2lrme aus unb itiirSte gu
tbr. Dod dbpsbreno Itredte lie bic
Mrme aus.
2d9elno fab mein Batter auf uns
xiOe uno Iasts bann aufmunterno:
n8srgib, mein Sobn. Die alt.
Ssinof9aft, sieb 9abriela einen Rub.
6enn lie lit Define Stisfmuttsr -
msins 9attiu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Griinsnns oes SuHnsnIairmes.

Wlan mub tief binsintuu4en in bic
9ei6ibte Sapans uno Gbinas unb
mub iosar bic WptbOlosis 5u Ollie
nebmen, um fir bic 9atirung bieier
Grfinbuns p.nisitens einen anbaltss
punt gu eetpinnen. Sn 9riedenlanb
pflegte man einen SonnenIdirm BEL
ben 8de6usfeiten gu trasen; man
buIbigte babel aber nidt elmer be-
Itimmten Mpbe; es III pielmebr angus
nsbmsn, baB Der S11::n nit bsm
r.liaiDIen gsremOnisa in irgeno einem
3ufammenbans. itanb. IS ldBt fi9
iebo9 anbersrieits feititellen, bd5 bic
9amen bon 9ltben ben Spnnenfdirm
aud rim pripatlsben" bruudten;
iiebt man bod uuf srisdifden 8aie1
SrausngeitaItsn, bic einen fdirmdbnz
lidsn 9egenftanb in Der Sanb balten.
MGnner burften itd nidt nit einem
Sonnenfhirm i.ben lafen, ba. mad
gnatrton, Elm Mann, Der sinen Sons
neni9irm trus, psibiid unO pers
tpti9liat ssfdoltsn purbt. Sn
aegppten. in periien, in Snbien mar
Der Sonnenf9irm i'm Gltertbum buS
3ei6en Der tOnisli9en 4amu9t. Die
R0msr aeisten iib nit Sonnenfhir>
men BEL Spa5iersdnsen, i'm Circus,
in ben 8Gbern unb entfalteten babel
einen erOBsn Gurus. Sn 8en.bis
bate Der 9pse ben eriten Sonnen.
fdirm i'm Subr. 1176; papit 4lers
amber III. CAB bann ben pornebmen
8enetianern Die grlaubnib, .inen fols
den S9irm aud bel tir9li9en llm=
aiigen gu trassn. Sonnenidirms iab
man aud Bel ben mittelalterli9en
.Mpiterisn" auffiibransen. SIM
16. Sabrbunbert fpri9t Elm @ngIdns
Der, Der cine srobe Reiie unternoms
men bat, nit 8epunberuns unb nit
8egeiiterung bon ben itdlienif9en
Sonnenibirmen.
Sn Grantreidh mar btr Sonnens
Ibirm in Der afp.itsn SGlfte bes 16.
Sabrbunberts nod p0lIis unbetannt,
uno pieIe sluub.n, baB sr bort bon
Stalienern einssfiibrt iporben iei.
Daniel Defoe, Der @erfaFer bss tpelt>
beriibmtsn vRobinfon grufoe". mar
in Gnalunb elmer Der eriten, Der BON
Den 8or5iigen bes SonnenI6irmes
Tpra9. 9as mar i'm Sabr. 171S.
9albbarauf ipueten iid engliide
sSrauen fhiihtern un0 Iheu NIT fleiz
nen Sonnsnf6irmen auf bic Gtrabe.
Sier muB bemertt perben, baB bus
mails in Gnglunb aud Der Regens
f5irm nod aIs Sebensipiirbisteit
sult. Gin setpiFtr 6aupanp. Der
auf feinen Rsiien in Supan unb in
China Sonnenz unb Regenf9irme
sei.ben bate, srfbien an einsm Res
sentage in 2onbon NIT .insm mons
itr0ien S6irm unb fpurbe bon Der
StraBeniugenb nit ungebeurem SdIIo
empfangen. Was fir 8auiperfe fpas
rem aber aud bic llrabnen unierer
leidtsn S9irme! Dide SoI5Ttangen,
bic fait 5ipei Meter lang paren, s.bn
mddtige SsifdbeinitGbe uno geDIts,
luuFerbidt. Ssibe bilb,tsn elm @6ubs
bad. bus faft 6 Pfunb tpOs. SpG>
ter muhte bic Sdirmfdbritation sros
Be Gurtf9ritte; lei9t unb sierli9
iuurben Defenders bic 9amsnI6irm.
seitaltet. unb man fdmiidts iie ni9t
Islten nit ben toifbdrIfsn Winiatus
rem. Gin unentbebrlides RequiIit
ipurbe Der Sdirm aber srft, als man
ibn nud 9eIieben 0ffnen uno fd1li.s
BEN tonnte. mas friiber nidt Der San
aetpeisn mar. Die StablitGbe fir
Sdirme ipurbsn srit i'm Sabre 1846
singsfiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Scs 2ebrers Gad)e.

Gin S9psissr SduI6latt sr5dblt
folgenbes bii6ide 9eTdidtden: 0ts
Eemsin6e untertulm bat nit 100 se'
Ben 81 Stimmen cine 9eioIoungser'
b6buns Der primolsbrer bon 1900
huf 100 6r. dbeslebnt. Gin tinoeis
Eei9sr Batter bate in Der 9emeinoes
psrTammluns gsgsn bic 8.IOIoungser'
bSbuns 6es i'm DienIi srsruuten Gshs
k.rs sepOltert unO !rrdd ihm nad'
ber bic 9efiirdtuns aas. sr ntroe
Eh nun tppbI an Isinsn Rinoern
bafiir ridden. rJlei. mi suets Wo"
srtpiberte Der 2ebrer, rmi Rad if4
bic; id made, oaB bini Sbinoer
Bf4bber pGre, uls ou biid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

- 9 6I.9ts ausrsbe Sit:
,Ueir bait Du Dorsemd4t, einise 3a'
a, in bic glpsn gu fubrsn, bod bin
i'd I6on brauf sstOmmsn, ouB OH
Did eiui9e Gage in benz iiinobdft.n
Berlin bsrumeetrisb.n haitl" er:
Sci ni9t b5s, Iisbes Dsibsrl, i6 bin
bamuIs am 8abnbof in ben pertsbrtsn
3us sinseitiesen!"
- gu piet p.rIanst. =
5rGulein: sd babe idon 3tueimdl
S.rlanst Ro. 98. 9elituisTsnbunbr
lune 3rauI.; es melost ith ab.r
g2teman6. Sslepbonbeamtin:
,9unn piro oas @si6Gft idOn &c.
IdloFen fein." = Jrdulein: rad,
oas lit mir ab,r urang,nebm! -.
Damn per6in6en sic mid bod nit
einsm anbsrn @effdft, mo es quite
Natiesberinse sisbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
= Sonoerbarer Srof. =

Son6erbarer SrOF. -
r... Sd ia. bab sic 9Onturs ans
fussn muBten. 1T pobl elm sroBss
llnsliid! aber i.bes Ding bat
bod i9liebli9 pisosr Tein 9utes!-
: rRa, snti4ulbissn Sic, mas fir
9ut.s fOll bsnn msin aOnturs ba.
benz" : %. frsnn sic oas gIiid>
li6s 9siidt Sbrss aOnturrsnten se'
fsbsn bdtteu!-
- @erbGdtis. -.... Ou
ipOIlt.ft Dir bod bonn Ssiratbspers
mittler eine 9raut bsrTdaffen -.
parum biit 9u bapon absetommens"
= rS0r' mir aufl Grft bat .r iie
mir aIs tolofal reid s.idilbert, uno
mi. i9 bon ibm lumpise bunbsrt
Wart d conto Der partie espumpt
bub.n pOIIts, bat .r Il. mir nidt se'
geben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Gin Gbepaar beiu4t nit einem
eyreunb bic 3unitausisllung. Der
Grau g.fdut ss bort gar ni4t. 0a
bGlt ibr Der Wann eint orbentli6e
Stanbpauis. ~9lbtr, lieber Sreunb", ,
f.gt ii6 Der 9ritte in's Wiittel. ~id
Einbe es bod stipas unseb0ria, Sbre
Srau in frember @eseuwurt 70 ub5u'
kanSeln!~
,444, meint tleinlaut Der @utte.
L.tpsnu mir allein iinb, trdu' i'd mir
ia ni9t!" a..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

0eutf6er unterri9t t.
Wer. gropn (Oer DeutiA Iernen tpiD;
.War. S9ulB, III nIhlusen" uno
-priiaeln" oasielbe2" - Or. S9ulb:
-Sa.S - Uar. 8rotpn: n5bunt pOu."
- Wr. S6ulb lam nGaitsn Sage:
,0is IpGt 1T ss, Rr. 8ropn2" -
Wsr. gronR: IS bat tben apOIf lbr
9tpriise!L"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

- S0dte Spardmt.it. {.
Der SetretGr Sparmunn III 10 seis
5ig. OuB .r iid i'm Bureau Die Sc.
bern INNER an Ietren Suaren abs
piIbt uno Die bel Der 9DpfpGi9e
selponnsne buntleSIiiFistsit aIs9ints
fur isinen priUatsebruu4 benilbt.
- auufmGnnif4e 2Osit.
Rommis: sd tpollts Sic bitten.
9srr gbef. mir einen u4ttdsissn llr'
luub 3ur GrboIuus gu bspiIIissn."
= gbef: mas, sic ipar.n bod fhon
IA Sage trantbeitshalbsr BON 9es
f6Gft ipesssbIieben. buben 81. iid
90 nod ni4t ssnus erROIt9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

= Sd0ne gmpfsbIune.
utter ar8t (3u etnem iiinssrsn aolIts
gem: R.tn, ih rattle Sbnen brins
geno. ssbsn 81. na9 R-bauIen.
Dur ieIber bort pieIs Sabre tbGtis,
= briIunte praTis bort uno - uns
ter uns cine Oor3iisIid ungsIunb.
2a9el
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

,@k babsn lpobI einsn Rdtsr. Sruu
Giroffs9"
rSd, i6 babe Dor einig.n Sasen
su piel Weiu getrunten."
Limb bd bstommsn Sic erIt beuts
Ropff6mer5en9"
sd bite sic. - bebor bds BET
mir in ben 8opf tommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

.Rd, ulIes, mas redt lit. aber Der
ift bod Elm biB9en gar 5u 3Grtli9!"
n9td. benz bGnst bus BON Isin,m
Beruf nu9 - er fpislt ndmlid i'm
Sr9eIter bic 8aBseige!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

= 9as S6Iimmere. o.:
.S0r NAL, Define Srau fsbt man ia
ole Sage in einem anbersn Sut9" =
s.: na9. oas IieB i'd mir nod ses
fallen = aber lie iebt aud ale Gage
kinen anbsren Sopf auf!"
Srren iF msnf9Itd.
.Wsin 5rGuIsin, i6 Iiebe Sic, tpsil
Sbre 3Gbne fhOnite perGen. Sbre
aippen Rubinen. Sbrs ausen Siirtiie,
Sbre Snare Iauter @oIo Fub." =
r@ie iinO pobI po.t9" = rReiu.
SupeIier!"
- Gin 3meifG.r. 9eifIt9er
Bath (im 9efGngnib ,u ein.m 8er'
bre6er): nDenn Sbre asbn Sabre
berum Iino, peroen sic nie6.r in ole
menfdlids @eIelIidaf. 3uriidtsbreu.
Sic perben ii6 bss 2sbens frsuen.
uno pi.bsr 9sfdllen an Der Qrbeit
Ftnben!" - 8erbreder: r0u bin id
neugieris, Serr Ratb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
9efSit.

so cine IiIb.rne 9o65eit III Elm
rfsines" 9sihdftl St9s iilberns 20is
feI babe ih BON ben 9GIten aIs prG.
icRt betommen. uno Elm 9ubsno bas
ben lie mir ting,Itedt!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
OIL COMP ANY MUST
PAY DUTY ON GOODS
STANDARD MULCTED THROUGH
TECHNICALlTY
Corporation Accepts Drawback on Cans
made for Foreign Trade and
Philippines Customs House
Insists on Tax

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Stand
ard Oil company will have to pay a
duty of about 10 per cent ad valorem
on oil it has imported into the Philip
pine islands since the new tariff bill
became effective, although oil under
thar measure is admitted into the
United States and the Philippines free
of duty.
This imposition of duty results from
the fact that the oil, although of 1.-The
growth and product of the United
States" was put up in cans made from
imported tin on which the Standard
had accepted a drawback in view of
the fact that the tins were for the
export trade. Had the Standard not
received the drawback its oil together
with the container, would have been
admitted into the Philippines free.
While the amount OF duty that will
be paid on the shipments is not large,
the decision Is regarded as of import
ance in establishing a precedent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
Butter and Eggs at Retail

Butter, 2-lb. fancy .......,........... 10
Butter, e-lb. roll choice .............. SIS
Cooking butter, 2-pound roll ...,...... .S5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
O'BRIEN TALKS
WITH PRESIDENT
AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN HAS
SESSION WITH TAFT
BRINGS MESSAGES OF FRIEND
SHIP FROM MIkADo
Chief Executive Declares That Long
est Stop on Coast Will Be
Made at Sisters Homo
in Los Angeles
rBy Associated Press

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 11.-Presi-
dent Taft talked with the American
ambassador to Japan. Thomas j..
o. 'Brien, for more than an hour To-Day.
The ambassador went carefully over
every question of Importance pending
when he left Toxic on leave of abb
sence.
Mr.. O'Brien is to be retained as am
bassador and is credited with being as
close to the throne as any ambassador
at the Japanese court.
Mr.. OBrien brought many messages
of congratulation and good will TO
Mr.. Taft from the presidents friends in
Japan. After the interview President
Taft declared that matters in the far
east were very satisfactory.
The probability of a break between
China and Japan over the Antung-
Mukden railroad improvements was
not taken up, since the situation now
appears TO be adjusting itself and had
not become acute when Mr.. O'Brien
left Japan.
Mo Hurry Appointments
President Taft announced that he
will make as few recess appointments
as possible. In cases of vacancies on
the federal bench especially the presi-
dent has stated he viii make appoint
ments only where the need of judge
is shown to be imperative.
The president does not believe IT
good policy to appoint man to a life
position and to commission him In the
absence of confirmation by the senate.
His declaration of his policy came up
i'm connection with the vacancy on the
district court bench at Chicago occa-
stoned by the death of Judge Bethea.
Mr.. Taft will not fill this vacancy until
congress meets in December.
tal ritl
Judge Ira f.. Abbott of New Mexico,
who called to give the president some
information about political affairs in
the territory The question of state
hood for New Mexico did not enter into
the interview, for the president takes
it for granted that congress will carry
cut the party's platform declaration
Mexico and Arizona.
Two Days in Los Angeles
The president is TO make several
stops in both these territories during
his western trip.
Secretary Carpenter had an extended
conference today with representatives
of the New York Central railroad, who
We're making detailed arrangements
for the presidents trip through the
west and south.
As a result of the conference some
changes have been made in the time
of arrival and departure at various
places 1t has been found the presi-
dent can remain in Los Angeles two
nights instead of one. and be able to
reach Grand Canyon in time to spend
an entire day there.
The president will spend October II
and - i'm Los Angeles, leaving that
city the morning of October 13.
Mr.. Taft will visit his sister in Los
Angeles. which accounts for the longer
stop he will make there than at some
other coast cities
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO, Aug. t.--Cattle-Estimated ed
receipts $4,000 market steady and a shade
lower; beeves. $4.30@75O Texas steers, $40
75O; western steers, S4@6; stockers and
feeders, SS@5.l0; cows and heifers, $225@
625; calves, $5.509S.95.
Hogs-Estimated receipts 49, 900; market
steady to 5@10c lower; light. $7350IaO:
mixed. $715@79o; heavy, s7O5 a 100; rough
sz05 725; good to choice heavy, $3.50
100; pigs $5.O5@ OILS; bulk of sales, $3.50
IT'S.
Sheep Estimated receipts $4,000; market
weak to 1Oo lower natives, S3@5 western.
s3@510; yearllngs, S470G5.65: native
lambs, Si5o@L75; westerns, s4.5OQ770.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
Threatened theatrical Man

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Charge with
having written letters in which he
made threats to kill, Jacob Shubert, a
member of the theatrical firm of Sam
S. and Lee Shubert, David Berg, %
years old, was arrested last night. Po-
licemen followed Leon Berg, his father,
from the offices of the Shuberts to
Tompkins Square park, where the elder
Berg met his son.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

Globe mills:
. FLOUR
Al hour per barrel ..................s .s6 so
Al -four retails at sl.s5 per 4 and csc
per u sack.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-sugar raw, Arm;
fair refining, 3.5Sc; centrifugal % test 4 0Sc
lnolasses sugar, $3.50; refined. steady; crush
cd. 565c; powdered. 5.05c granulated, 495c.
coffee. steady; No. Rio, 7A@7Kc; No.
4 Santos. 9iac