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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

u III p-D u II W u I u lUllIuC &c
ltcrn IN Der n0roli6cn 8oli5Ciitation
George GroluforO bon 9tr. 105, @ul0-
miuitroBe, 65itroit, lpcil Oerielbc lid
onGcblid in Der Nodborihoit ieincr
Mobnung oui 10 ilcQclboitc @ciie be.
nobnL OoB Die YoIi5ei cinitreitcn
mllbte.
Cine crcm pIoriidc 9 TT a.
I c. - @oli5cirihtcr O'9tcilI beItroitc
gcitcrn inn 0itlibcn StutiolSbulic
So6n @urt9 bon Hr. 3tt, Sii0.
GnitIcitrabc, nit 500 mo Soften,
neil ocriclbc 0ic Foli5iitcn Worgc.
roth nlo Gton tbGtIidJ ongcgrificn
bette, ol5 &ctterc i'm lucgcn Hlrbc
itorlung ucrboften molltcn.
&teber in'S 8cfdn9niB i,
ols mieOcr ctlpnS nit meiner Sruu
81 tbun bobcn, loGtc g%eltern Wiidocl
Eerru BON Nr, 6O7 Sin @olicitr.,
ais CT Dem GOli5ciri6tcr S'9teill i'm
oitlidcn StotiouSbouic ultcr Der gIn-
iduloiglun0 porgefiibrt luilr0c, olrAcb.
lid llid)t iiir icine Srult 0ciorQt SIT
boben. Gr mlr0c Dem WcridtSOcr.
iobren iib~erluicIen.
6cucr. - %m 5lpcitcn Stodluerf
0eS bon Srn. Sorrp 9crnitcin be.
lpobrrteu @oltieS Nr. SOB, 6ounitr.,
brod 9~eitern NbcnO Dcgen 20 llbr
ollf m%nbefonntc Weiic Sclicr aus, OoS
cinen umbcoclltcnocn Sd)oocu onrid
tctc.
" un0erburc Hcttung. -
@uf nunoerborc Nciic ~entnirg &c
ltcrn 8ormittng Der 3pei Sabre oltc
Sunlucl Hller. Sobn bon Nbrnbnm
Hucr bon 9tr. 23t, Clio GocnitruBe,
Dem Shidlol, bon ocn HGOcrn zines
StroBcnbnbn @o1Non9 Der no.
Iono Yorf Clinic 5crntolmt 5lt lucrs
ncll. Sn cincnt %utbclundtell Nrgcll
blidc lief Der alcinc oil Der ode bon
Goen. mo YrottltrnBe oircft Dor CT
men S%troBcnbobn Woggou. Gbe
Der WotormoIm Den Moggon jllnr
| Stcbclt bringen folntc. mar 0nS
| &in0 nntcr Der Sd)ltbnorrid)tllng Der
i6nunoen. (Se0er. Der ocn &prioll
beobadtetc. gloltbtc. 6nb eS nm oelt
aleinen geid)ebcn lein milr0e; nm 10
f~reuoiger mar Die lleberruidung, oils
man oenlclbcn uollIt1noig mnpcrlcBt
olii elmer 5ueitcn tleinen SdubpOrs
rid)tung innO, uclde oireft untcr Der
groBercn nngcbroft lit.
Mud in Gonoioot.- Scrr
| 8illtuullS u. aorb, HrGli0cnt 0cS
.8crmonio Guortett CLUBS" tritt
dis Gonoioot fir ole republifoniid)c
Domination iiir StootS Senutor
pom piertcn 2egi9lotir Giitritt olti.
Sr. aorb lit HedtsonmnIt.
8crwedc cite Wc0i5in
lfin de trunf Silt uno
It q +. 49, Che dr5tlife 6iilic an Srt
uno Steae e%intrai, uerihico Der 81
Scbrc altc Sdneioer 9eniuntin j.
&loriuS IN ieinem SCENT an Der Bop
lors. Game in Gntonsuiae. Gr per.
I1cdicltc oic Weoi5inilnidc NIT elmer
loIten, ole Gurbolidure entbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Sdlrefenstbat ciucs Wcacrs.

Yoteron II, N..&, 81. Suli. -
Gin blinocr Ncgcr, Ourd) oie @eige-
rrltg bcs SdonfwGrtcrs, Inn peitcrc
Spiritioien III oerobioIgen, in @utb
rcriebt. ~icrertc beiltc Die So0uig
5lpeicr Hcpolucr olti Ole 8ciuhcr oes
%9icituuronts ob; er toOtetc 5mci Yton-
liel uno uerIestc eincn oritten geiobr-
Id. Niliom i. Sniion r. 10 lit Der
Nome oes Negers - lit trob ieiner
@Iinobcit oils elm bodlt %gef6brlider
Surihe gcfiirftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Turnou fir 3citnnaslcutc.

Nuu octu bciipiclloicn Gurus, nit
0cnl Der Nicicnpulait elmer argentina v
ifcn 3citrtuG ou9gcItottet lit, glebt
Gin fiir5lih ans 8ucnoo NpreS 5uciid
QefCbrtcr Wiiturbeitcr Der o@loSgomQ
9tcluS" cine cin02bcnoe SdlilOerung.
Ser @eidGit3puloit hat Die @roBe It,,
Die Erad)t zines SoniQ2ld)loilcS. Gte
Mcooftcurc iiten, 0cn acknowledgements
Eunomubut IGiii0 nltf Dem 9inter
fopi 0cidobcn oui luririGien Se0cr'
lcileln in prltltooll ull5geItuttcttnSa'
Ions mo SGlcn, rultd)cn laltgc GtsU
0orrcn mo ihliirien aus @luSrobren
GialintonoGc o6cr unocrc Gririidlm
gen. IS limo feline ygemohnliden Ne
ooftcurr;" lie Nile iinO Oirettc Nbtont. +
men otter lponilher 0i0otdoS, un1it
ais W0tncr BON Noel mo Stalt0
miiroen lie lricntolS cine HnltclunJo
onucbmcn, ohnc iid) cntchrt 81 iitb
len, mcnrt nidt Der rnifinirtcltcSurlt5
lie umgicbt. Inn lid) Gin Bin BON
oent Nrlmf oca Sualcs pes G6eire
ooftCura 81 nludclt, nllB man ldoltG,
ole N%crrlidfciten Don Go%ntnineblenlt
nit ser iippigcn Ybuntniic 0eS 9il0iso
aio9f pergIeidcu.
Gic RcOnftionarGumc BADEN ibrct
tigcncn QroBen 8uQiuuI, Ouneben eiss
ne 0ifcntlife 9ibliotbef uuO aud cine
Apothcfc, in Der 8dg mo Nodt ein1
Ar5t oomit bcidGitiNt lit, alien &c.
fern 0cs 9luttc9 foitcnlOS iaiue Rot6!g
ifl0gc 81 gcbcn. CAB cr babel be,
I0n0crs Ole Mc0i5lnen empficblt. bic
aud i'm Suitrutentbeile ollftuudcit.
lit clbitpcritdnOlid. lie Ioffuppel
0ieica 3eitungSpululteS front cin gee
luoltigc5 Shullborn. 0aS nit 9umpi
betricacn miro; lobalo cine midtigGb
9todJrid)t tintriift miro Oo> Eubli.
frm ollrdl 0en Observation-Disclosures
Sdul oiCleS SORTS pcrltGnOlgt. Sir
ie0c (bdtigfcit oicier Nieienpfeifc,
mnB Die 3citung mcaen Hubeitoruna
cine bobe Struic bciublen, ober bic
Summen mcroen %onltnnoslpS olqe,
l%uiclelt. mo Niemon6 oenft oaran,
Die Sirtnc 81 entferuen ooer siint
Sdlpelgen ST brlngen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

NbiCbcn. - Sm Nltcr BON %
&ubren idieo gcitcrn Sr. Sobn i.
Self, ein Sclegropbiit Der .@elteru
Union telegraph Co." in icinerMob.
ming, Nr. 17ii, ltorb . GoItlcitroBc,
ans oent &eben. Ger Seritorbcne
mlroc IN StuttGort gcboret, fam
ober idon I'M glltcr bon 5tpei Sobrcll
nit ieiltcn Glterlt. Srn. Ircoerif unO
Srolt Nnno 0efi, nod Amterifo. 9te.
ben Sctteren binterlGbt CT eineS drpcs
tier, 6ruu ". i. Sdrneioer, unb eil1en
Teffcu, Hobert !. Shnciber. Gle
3eit Der 9eeroiQln9 miro nod ipe-
5ieu befollnt 9cgcben.
Sugenbl der NJ e e +.
bclo 3. - @Ghrcro zines StrciteS
muroe g~eitern Der # Sabre olte Ie.
gerfnobe Sbomo9 &. 9rotpn bon Dem
10 Sabre olten Aegeriungen Clinton
Burns nit eincm Soidenmeiier in
Den ltnterleib geitoden mo lebens'
~geiGbrIid) perlcBt, 9rolun mltroe
nad benz ct. &oiepbs d. Soipitol urlo
@urns mad Der nor0oitli6en Eoli5ei.
itntion gcbrod)t 100 or filr ooS &n
genbgeritt feItgcbulten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
3ng %cntglCiit.

9c8 MoiucS, Soma, 81. Sllli.
- Ter oOperIonO 2imiteb". 3ug Der
Chicago, Milpollfcc mo ct. Eoul.
&obn cntgIeiitc in Dem 9obnboic 5lt
Cambridge. !. .. &oniouL Gin 9obn.
&oitclcrf, mo Gin Eoiio9icr mltrOcn
idumcr pcrlebt. 3ruonjig onocrc &oi
inQicrc crlittcn lci6tcrc &erwnoun-
4Cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

6rogc.
Nu3flu0 Scr 90bmcn nod
Cccan Gitn. - Nm fonlnlcu0cn
Somntug ucrnnitoltct Der y0obmildc
NcrcirL" bclicn Nnllpttricbicbcr Nr,&.
!. Sbimcf it, icincn i0brIifcn Plus.
ling nod Ocean Gitp. Nh Ort mo
Stcac angclon0t, miro cine DC
00htniBfeier sum Nnbcnfcn oil Die
crlten b0bmii6cn Gimuonoerer Itott-
fin6cn, bel mcldcr cine cnGliidc unO
cinc b0bnlii6c Nniprohc aebultcn
miro. Nm Der Spitc oca Nrrongc.
mcnta . Gomitc'3 ltcbt &r. y. =,
Nirlbollcr.
Ecrionul. Noti5. - @citcrn
NDcno reiitc Sri. Golcttc McB, God
ter bon 6roll Morp gScb, Der Nto
tronc Der oitIid)en 4Soli5ciitntion, NIT
ibrcr 6reunoin, Sri. Ngnco SoDlor,
not Gilgbman'S Salono ob. sic
miro lid oort cine @ode ouibolten,
UNI ounu nod 5uci @ohen nit ibrem
9rlocr 9crnboro y. @eB, ibrer
S6ncItcr, Sri. Mnrp @cB, ibren
Gouiincn, Den SrlS. Wtorgoretbe mo
GIeonorC Burns unb Sri. @enoocuo
0clcn in VCttcrtult, Mo, 5ltiltbrillz
gen.
MCtBCr &nubc BON Siege.
gcprit8clt. - @eil Die
>pobnm9@loic gtcGcrin aote @ullocc
hu s Sabre oItcn Soiepb GotoIono
ron Nr. 1tt6, GrleouaitroBc, olrrd).
prilgcItc, mltroc lie gcltern ourd Rid.
ter Slcmellpn IN Der norooItlid)en 30
li5ciitotion III elmer StroIe BON $40
mo Soften u1o 0rci Wonotell Sc
i0ngnib p%croonncrt.
Or0clmci6c. - Die rtcllc Or.
gcl Der 5lllton. Npcmte-aird)e mcld)e
iiir ocn Ercis bon $3.50 on8cldoIit
mtr6c, miro bclttc Wor9en mGbrcllO
clncS 0roBcn ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cit
0tlueibt ucr0cn. Cen Weibeaft miro
lSoitor ". $. Moibln8er poll5icben.
SInorcm Carnegie, Der bcfonrtc Wtag.
not. ihcnftc bcfonmtlid Der @emclns
DC 5lm Anfoui Der Srgcl Die Gum.
me bon $3.50.
Sur 3obnGr5tc GOnucn'
tion. - Iic 9oltimorer Gclegui
ticn bon 3obnGr5tcn, beltebcno aus
ru Ioctoreu y. SoQp Smitb, ".
". Embrace, 5. u. Smitb lrlo Z.
=. Ncotmolc, pclde al Der pom 2.
bis 4. Nuglit t%ogenocn Gonocntion
Der .Notionnl Aiiociotion OF Genital
Gronincrs" in Glo Yoint Comfort
tbcilnimmt. reiItc gcItcrn I6eno All
Ncro oes 9ompiers nGolumbiu" BON
Der nGbeiopeote Stcnmibip Comp"
naG DID Yoint ob.
Wit fnapper Hotb entging
QeItern abcu0 Der 5ruci Sabre oltcSo-
mntel Sitter BON Nr. 231, GnnltroBc,
Dem 1oOe. Gr nltrbe BON einem NSog.
golt Der electric Eorf. Clinic gctroi
fen, ut6 bcino6e botte eS Den Nn-
id)cin, ais miiroen Die HGoer iibcr i'm
binrucg ro0cn, oils ca I'M leBtcn MI.
genblid enlDiotorfiibrer nod gelono
Den @oggon 5llm StcDen 81 6rin.
gen. GnS ain0 trllg. obid)on cS ilbeI
mitg5nommen plrbe, feline ernltli.
den Bcrlebunget oapon.
Ser .&itteGSbod Ser.
Gin" ucrunItultct am fommcn0ell
Sonntog eincn Nlisilug nod Mebcr's
FGrf. ,Silr Den ~Alicntbolt inn Bart
bnt ons Arrong mentss Gomite cin 10
rcifboIti9es VI o9romm %oligcitc0t,
ROB lid ieoer Sbeilnebmer gut o%nIiiii.
rcn miro.
Sn Die nj III or hc c.
&crr Otto Soberforn BON Nr. 1911,
Nero tridcrltr., rciit 6cIltc AMI 5mci
0ohen nod Ntlqntics Gitp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Sic G6ulera in E~ctcrsburg.

petersburg, 81. Sltli. 80
G1olero 6Gae, 80 pero1htige arnnf-
Gcits. grifeinungen uno 10 1obte
(i1mmtlit Spier Der Gbolcra) MIR
sen in Den it6btiifen S%oipitolern
mGbreno Der lebten u Stlnoen &c.
nteloet. Gle epidemic lit I'M abneb.
men begriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
3u ncrmictbcn.


HW UttWItEHtW.
Eeue Sdufer al 9.s9oiomdcitru aptiteH
Halrmount'gocuue =. SabetteItr.; ale Beaneut'
Hi6fetteH; nieoriee Mietbe. gtehmt Sntrntount'
ube. sgars. ga65ufrn0eH an DIT NIB ettus.
(Eebr20-1&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Stcacngcindc.
Stcncncindl

Stclcncllu:
Sin iunqer Sentfd1er (aauimnHu) nit gllicr
@ilounQ iuht 1'eihiftidt1g irgenoluelher VIII.
Ioreiiirc: r@. $780," Seutid1cr Gurretpnnoent.
CPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
&crlanet MGnmcr unO Suabcn.
@crlaugt.
H-aAh.

6rfnbrcner std Ganop" .Nio6er an otfcs
ncm aciiel 5ur leituna elmer @ileIileIl 6d9rtt.
Sic Gid Gdnop," ,errums" ulo etltde GOV
len Gcnt Naurert BeriteIt; antes Salar; quite
Steuline iir ben re1ien Wiarl; nuB lllbtcrn
lIno aiiincrlium fem; man acbe Srtahrlng at.
Jlemtug d Gbriitian &c. Htdnlpno' IA.
(2t2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Saiic 5nr Heiie in's Nnslano be.
Iorat Is. Statue, 3r. 4t3, GIt-@afti.
morcitrakc, nabe Suitom Sonie gbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Sin Sresco,Oiulcr eriter aluiie. Enh6uirGs
ecn In Vr. 1900, Nuro' 6ultou' Aurtnc.
(2tt-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
gu D~crfanfcn.

N4rN-9este Bros. Rianu - 0iobuecub'
y W 8ebduie - 70 Ont luie neu man
mus es fe6eH, nm es i6dbet SIT
f0nuei,
Sticif - 0 4uros 2ibertn. 9trnfc.
(0t2-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Sin 6anS NIT Gonfcfts2aoeu; out 9ele9cu.
gta6SufrnQeIl i'm rHcntidlen Sprrcipnuoentrn."
(209-ti)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
TELEGRAPHERS TO
 VOTE ON A STRIKE

CINCINNATI, Ohio, December g. After several days of futile negotia- tions, the Big Four telegraphers have or dered a referendum vote of strike.
 They demand an increase of 20 per cent and the inclusion of telephone op- orators, interlocking towermen, station agents and staff men. These demands have been definitely refused by Gen eral Manager Van Wrinkle, who declares the telegraphers have been granted two substantial increases in the last few years, and otherwise treated fairly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

HORSES FOR SALE-Black horse, IT hands high, weight 1900; dark gray mare five years old, weight 1900, l6 hands high; gray horse four years old, weight 1900, 15h hands hlgh; big pacing horse, for saddle only, long nane and tail. All good horses. j. M Foster, Dominion Hotel, Friday only, then Stafford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

day for the greater part of the day. The break occurred Sunday and repairs made at that time failed to stand the strain. Since that time nearly the en- tire generator has been replaced and the officials of the gas company hope to escape without further trouble.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
HOTEL ARRIvALs-J. F. Shaw

Crowley; F. w. Hamilton, Crowley; c. M. Thorsen, Crowley; L. w. Gale, Fl Paso; E. G. Brassington, Searchlight; :; w. R. Morrison, Los Angeles; w. H. Colby, Tucson; J. II. Morrow, Los An geles; George w. Marshall, Phoenix; W. V. Long, Phoenix; w. H. Constable, Los Angeles: l.. W. Smith. St. Louis; E. A. Hoggarth, Los Angeles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
GOLDEN AFTER BOND

en, who has been in jail for the past several days in default of a peace bond, is endeavoring to secure new bonds men in order that he may regain his liberty. Golden was put under peace bond at the request of his wife, having been remanded to custody when two of his bOndsmen surrendered him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
HEARrNG coNTINuED-The hear

ing of Sam R. Sprecher, charged with issuing bogus checks on J. H. Fitzpat- rick, was continued until today, when the matter comes up before Judge Hin son Thomas. Yesterday, sickness of the defendant was the cause O. the con tinusnce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
RESUME MINE woRK-A

men will be put to work today at the Mineral farm of the Globe Mining com pany. The mine has been closed down for some time and as the workings must be unwatered before active work can be done, several days will Ee require for preliminary work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

ination before Judge Hinson Thomas to- day. Westbrook is said to have filled young Lebolt with charge of bird shot several days ago, because he thought the latter was killing his chick ems.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

RUSH FIRE HoUsE-Work on the new fire house has been recommended, with the result that the walls are up to the second story. This building will be completed by the first sf ths year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
SNORT STORIES OF TIE CITY
ANDERSON RECovERS-

shal R. NJ. Anderson has recovered from the recent accident which incapacitated him for few days. He was at work again yesterday, apparently in good shape.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
wEsTBRooK
HRARING-Frank

Westbrook, who is charged with an assault with a deadly weapon on
 Merrel Lebolt, will have an exam
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

CACTUS vISIToRs-J. II. Shaw, F. W. Hamilton and c. NJ. Thorsen of Crowley arrived here yesterday after noon and will spend few days in Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10

suit of break in the gas generator, the supply of this fuel was of again ysstsr-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-10
For no.eaA rsteer and Salt EAsum.

The intense itching eharacteristic of thsse ailments is almost instsntly al laysd ky Chamberlain s>lve. Many ssvere eases have been cured by '. For sale by ali druggists.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-14
cLoTHEs-PRessINo TRUST.
Students Object and Buy irons to Do
Their Own Creasihg.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 3D.
Just as the Indiana university students
are recovering from the shock OF a
laundry trust being formed, they are
staggered by the news that a clothes
pressing trust has been organized.
There were, In the old days. prob
ably dozen establishments, managed
by students and townspeople. for
pressing trousers, coats, overcoats.
vests and other garments. all OF them
charging low prices on account OF the
sharp competition. Thirty-flve cents
was the charge for pressing q suit %
clothes, and trousers alone were creas-
ed for a dine. AT that rate students
could afford TO make an effort to look
neat. But now all the pressing estab-
lishments, except one, have formed an
agreement to raise the prices.
They have drawn up a compact and
hereafter will charge ffty cents for
pressing suits. thirty-fve cents for
coats and fifteen cents for trousers.
Overcoats will not even be looked at
for less than seventy-five cents.
As a result OF this raise In prices
many OF the students are purchasing
hot plates and irons TO do their own
pressing. Others are taking 10 cordu-
roys and soft shirts. the higher
laundry prices causing the latter.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-14
Markets and Finance

az: COWS. ss.so9S2S; heifers. soc,
Neals--ieceipts 10. slow. common Ia
choice. s6as2S: Sheep and Iambs-Re-
ceipts 5000: slow lambs. SOS gsss
Hogs-Rsesipts 2:s5o.- active: workers..
s7.so@77o: pigs. t797,lo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. April l3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500, strong; beeves. 1855 y 20:
Texans. s.soq5.so: westerns ,t6Sso:
Hogs-Roceipts 10000. weak: light.
yI.ioQ mixed. llloQ7 80; heavy.
s7.2oM7so: rough. $1,000 1875; york
Receipts $4,000. strong native. s. Isq
7.25 westerns. s375ff6.30: lambs. so
$40 westerns. s5as.so.
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND. O, April is.-Hogs-
Receipts 100. market Sc higher. medl-
ums:: nesyis. mixed; !ysosrSks ers. .;ss;;
m nfss, stsS s'' cars R market strong.
Iambs-Receipts cars. market nrm.
s.. Caives-Receipts $50. steady. IS.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.
CINCINNATI. o.. April ls:-cattle--
ssseips: rs. sssys ss se'pDsrs sxsrs
s7.25Q7.50. Hogs-Receipts 64s. &C
packers and butchers. C.s5Q7.1o. sheep
Receipts 100. strong; extra. 1855 a
extra. s7.soQs.
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.
PITTsBURG, April i3:--Cattle-Re-
ceipts light. market steady, unchanged.
Hogs-Recelpts 15 loads market
strong. heavies, S.Io@7.Is' mediums.
heavy yo ,S; $50 q 7ss; pigs $3.50
$50. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts Is
cars, market active. unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-14
HEARST MEN FREED.
Not Responsible for Publication Of
Rockefeller Story.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Justice
Gerard. in the supreme court yester-
day. upheld the writ Of habeas cor
pus secured on behalf of 8. S. Carval-
no. Bradford Merrill and Edward H.
Clark, officers OF the Star Co., pub
fishers of the Evening Journal, in the
suit brought against them for Grim
inal libel on the complaint Of John ID
Rockefeller. Jr.
Rockefeller had complained of the
publication in the New York American
of Dec. IL. 1908. OF an article wrongly
accusing him OF having originated q
peonage system to which the employees
of a certain breakfast food company
I'm Illinois were alleged To have been
subjected.
In his opinion Justice Gerard char
acterizes the article as q gross and
vicious libel, but finds that no evil
dence exists to show that Carvalho.
Merrill and Clark had anything TO do
with its writing or publication. The
decision affirms the principle that the
officers OF corporation which pub
fishes a newspaper are not liable TO
criminal prosecution for libels printed
In the newspaper simply because OF
the fact that they are such officers
and without any further proof TO con-
meet them with the management OF
the newspaper.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-14
WOMAN BURGLAR
TO Be LIBERATED
Will Return To Babies in Missouri
Separation From Them Led Her
Into Criminal Path.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April lS.--Mother
love does strange things. Mrs. Jose
phine Wait. pretty. "a. mother OF two
little children. hal domestic troubles
back in Rolla. Mo. Her husband. twice
her age. decided upon divorce. He
deprived her OF her children.
The wife brooded Her troubles
made her despondent She cried hours
for her children. Finally she fed from
her woes. She came here.
Although she had turned her back
on her sorrows. they haunted her.
haunted her constantly. She could not
forget-the children. the once happy
home and the once-loving husband.
Something snapped In her brain.
they say. AT any rate. she craved ex-
element. So
She organized in Memphis gang
OF boy burglars. They took fearful
VOWS. carried huge pistols, wore black
masks. She adopted male attire and
led them on burglar raids. They call
ed her Silver Heels"
The gang burglarixed dozens OF
places. The police were bafled. Ev'
cry morning developed more cribs
cracked in the night. Finally
The police caught her She con-
fessed--all the gang was rounded up
before night.
At hrst they couldn't fathom the
woman. She had no criminal tenden'
cies--this well-educated woman Fagin
She wouldn't help them-she became
sphinx after she had confessed re
sponsibility FOR the epidemic OF bur
CHARLES Then
One day the matron brought little
child into the cell house. II was the
baby son of one of the other women
prisoners. Something snapped in Sill.
yer Heels head again.
She cast herself down on her cot
in food OF tears. My babies. my
babies" she walled. The matrou
drew out her story Then
Jos. E Wait. the husband. came on
from Missouri He mortgaged his
farm to bail her out He took her
back into his heart
The authorities. although they have
sent some of the boy burglars to re-
formatories. are not disposed TO prose
cute silver Heels" They pity her.
realize that her sorrow undermined
he sense OF right, dependency mado
OF her a thief. The case against her
will likely be dropped. Then
Wait will take her back TO Rolla,
back to her children.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-14

His Policy Al Estimator II To Avoid
Eleventh-Hour Hold.Up Of City
For Paving.

James Cranshaw. Jr.. estimator
from the Twelfth ward. who will have
he greatest influence with regard tn
shaping the paving appropriations for
the city for the coming fiscal year.
since he Is chairman OF the general
road fund committee OF the estima'
tors, has declared Tor a square deal
policy. he will reverse the -dstoE
Of several years by completing the
paving committees report three days
before the close OF the boards SEES
sions and Will then turn II over Tor
discussion and amendment.
For some years past, II has been
customary to hold this report back
until the last session and then shove
II through without cny change. There
las been a feeling among the more
conservative members OF the boart
that IL this report were to be allowed
TO 60 before the entire body. indi-
vidual estimators would hustle TO get
the paving their wards demanded and
so increase the paving budget by put
ting In streets that the COMMITTEES
had cut out.
Cranshaw says that he does not
agree with that idea.
Our committee will go out the lat.
ter part OF next week and go over all
the streets that are recommended he
says. Then we shall take u day or
two to prepare our report and submit
II In time for the members 10 &C.
quaint themselves with the condition
OF the streets that we have cut out.
Last year the committee report was
not even printed.
Il want everyone to have fair
show"
In addition to having the chairman.
ship OF the most important cominittee,
Cranshaw. who Is a grocer at No. 100
Howard-st.. has given a great deal or
time 10 accompanying the various
aldermanic committees OF their trips
so that he Is familiar with the entire
budget.
One OF the items that Is causing
most thought for the estimatcrs 10
that OF voting machines. AS IL takes
nine months 10 build enough OF the
I, big machines needed for primary
election, the appropriation must be
passed on this year IL the city Is To
be equipped with the vote-Counttng de-
vices In time for next years primary
and election. One Idea suggested Is
that the city bond Cor these machines.
IL being asserted that they will last
for number OF years. IL deal Is
made with one concern, the machines
now owned by the city can be traded
| IN as part payment.
| Some difference in the amount OF
The grade separation damage fund
may be made by The decision OF the
supreme court uph0lding the city
contentious in important cases. The
estimate was made up before this de-
cision, which lessons the city's la
bility, had been rendered.
The public buildings committee
meets Tuesday afternoon. IL will be-
gin operations by cutting out the est
mate for west side public bath
house. This was put in at $4,000.
There may be some discussion 5efore
this committee as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY
Of retaining a gas expert at $1,000.
The public health and poor com.
mission committee meets Thursday
afternoon. The parks committee will
make a trip arouni the parks Satur-
day afternoon.