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The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Valuable East African Forest.

The Colonial Office recently sent
cut an expert to report on the Ken
Ia forest, in the East Africa protec-
torate. He finds the forest extends
fS7 miles long by eight miles broad,
and comprises 100000 acres Of
timber. Taking the average value
Of the AID. per cubic foot, this
works out to e23 per acre, or total
value for the whole forest of $685.
600, OO,000.-London Tit-Bits.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Supply of Geld.

It Is maiAly frsn Africa. AlAsri-
ca and Australia that the wes4d
draws It's supply Of geld, some S4o0.-
600, 900 worth won regularly every
year. Africa leads with about $780,
OO0,ose; next comes the UAited
States witA about ss6,sAN.0es; Aus
tralia raakS third with some sss,-
oeO,oee, while Russia, both in Eu-
rope and Asia, Mexico, CaRada and
several other countries, make up the
remainder.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
poes Around Blacksmith shops.

Two or three dogs are nearly al
ways to be found loafng about every
blacksmith shop. This fact is SO
we'll recognized that detectives wbez
sent out after valuable degs AAt
have been lost invariably visit frat
all the blacksmith shops in the neigh
borhood. The reason why dogs visit
the blacksmith shops iE that they
love inordinately the odoF and the
taste of burning ho@fs. They sAiK
the odor as a woman Enias ; rose.
and they eat the hOof parings ~ =
gourmet eats truffles.-AiAAsap0lis
Journal.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
A Long @eeo.

An astonishing trance case has
come to light in Berlin. L clerk,
aged 46-a healthy normal man
suddenly fell asleep in June 1904.
All efforts TO awaken hin we're un-
successful and the sleeper since then
has never opened his eyss. He
breathes regularly and swallows his
food mechanically, but is insensible
to the seVerest attempts to arouse
him.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Bronze Statue Of schiller.

The brsnze statue of Schiller by
Hermann Matzen, which is to be
erected in Cleveland by German citi-
zens, has been completed in Berlin.
The poet is seated in an arm chair A
Berlin paper is quoted as remarking
apTopos that the German who goes
to America becomes an American IN
all that the word implies, but even
unto the third generation he is 10y
al to German poetry anj German
song"
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06

The number of lynchings in the va
vious states and territories was as
follows: Alabama, 4; Arkansas, I;
California, I; Florida, 4 Georgia, 10
Illinois. 2; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana,
8; Mississippi, I; North Carolina, ;
South Carolina, I; Tennessee, 8; Tex
as. 81; Virginia, I; or South, 81;
North, 3.
OF the total number % were Ne
groes, and 7 whites. The crimes al
legged were as follows: Murders, "a;
criminal assault, II; arson, 5, muir
derous assault, 8; making threats, {;
expressing sympathy with murder, 4 ;
colored entertainment, l.; mistaken
identity, /; conspiracy to do violence,
2; race rioting, ?; disappointment at
Completely in murder, 3 suspicious of
arson, 3; by night riders, 2; robbery,
I; offensive language, I; highayman,
I; unknown, I; insulting white wO-
man, I;
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Lace Curtains.

Lace Jln0ow curtains should al
ways lie soaked for an hour In cold
water 20 which 3 little borax has
been added, before bsA&E pat into
warm suds. This ss4x out the
smoky smell that is sometimes so
noticeable IN curtains that have
have been used In 3 city.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Good Roads.

Out of the 900 towns in the State
of New York, 500 have voted to have
their roads built under the Fuller
Plank Act, or, as it is genreally call
ed, the money system The matter
is now optional with the towns, but
in the opinion Of persons who have
given the natter considerable at
tention the idea of making it com
pulsory Is favorej.-Good Roads
Magazine.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Star.
APPREHENSIONS OF
. EE@

he DAT ID >
From the Literary Digest
The Baptists seem to show some
fears concerning the permanence of
their denominational integrity. It is
noted in The Baptist Commonwealth
(Philadelphia) that the pastor of the
Lincoln Park Baptist Church, West
Newton, Massachusetts, has recently
resigned to become a pastor of a
Congregational church, and the mat
ter is looked upon as mot mere in
cident." Last October this pastor, the
Rev. Edwin F., Smell, in delivering
his address as the retiring moderator
Of the North Baptist Association, "ad-
vocated doing away with baptism by
immersion as a prerequisite to MEM
bership in Baptist churches" Mr..
Smell, it is said, had already adopted
the plan with his own church. But
his resignation is looked upon as Civ
ing up the issue for which he stood.
The Baptist journal thinks "the issue
ought to be squarely faced" by the
church at large, "and some consensus
of opinion or conviction secured" "
Shall we. or shall We not, it asks, ad-
nit to our membership those who
have not been immersed upon a pro-
fession OF faith?
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
WORDS OF CONDEMNATION
From the [ | II Journal


From the |. L. u. Journal
We have nothing but words of con-
demnation and blame for the lawless
white miscreant who mistreats, abuses
and destroys the property of innocent,
well-behaved Negroes. The whole
sale destruction of their churches and
school houses, the burning of the
dwellings and barns of industrious,
well-to-do Negroes, should not only be
condemned and decried, but the per-
petrators of these outrages should be
hunted down and punished. There is
a criminal class of Negroes for whom
we have very little sympathy, but
punishment for crime should not be
left to the reckless rage of an equally
criminal and irresponsible crowd of
white lynchers or night riders The
law is for all, white and black, to
punish and to protect. Otherwise,
what is the law worth? What be-
comes of our civilization? Upon what
can we depend for the safety of life,
liberty and property? Mob violence,
lynch law, all disregard for the law,
must be put down or we will drift into
red-handed anarchy, and be at the
mercy of the ignorant and criminal
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
IAfa in GNrmzv.

Every sas wke has travelled il
Germany b familiar vita the word
"Verboten en"-forbidds4 He ands is
Is yerboten to almost everything
which he thinks he has been accusp
toned to de in the Unitsa statss.--
ChicAse Standard.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
Man and q Woman.

4 mans idea Of being stylishly'
dressed IL to wear something In
which he looks Rtrociously bad; g
wsmAn's TO wear something no other
~aA cAu duplicate.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
A VAIuabIe ReESa

A thirteenth century copper and
gilt ciborium. supposed TO have come
from H&imesbury abbey, was sold
by auction In London for $50. 900.
FE TE7s ~fEH = ~
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06

The Erzberg, Austria's s ron noun
tain, will furnish ore FOR 1000
more years.
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06
BORN CLAIRVOYANT
AND
CARD READERI
TELLS ABOUT BUSINESS.

G,s.-. - ~-~~s-cza'
12zs 2sth St. NV. Washington, D. q
Gives Luck to All.
N. B-No letters answered unle@
accompanied BY stamp.
n. B.-Mention The Bee
The Washington bee., 1909-03-06

government by the Negro it is Ia
mentable failure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
6iacntbiilnlidcs llnsliif bci cincm
slcruplnn"Jlno.

Ottomo, Snt., IS. September.
- Gin cigcutbillIidcS llngIiif CT,
ciAnctc lid bcltc ouI Der Girligclt
,tltSItcllutg ais Scr 9lpiotor 9toior
ron St. 2oiIis cineu 2luiItic0 nit ci.
ncr 6ItQnoid)inc llnternobnl. Die
Sdrall6c pcriing iih on eillem Grnb.
Scr clcftriidcn gcIcuhtlng. oos
9!cropIan 6licb binacn uno oic 3u.
ihnncr ciltcn ber6ci, nm ooiiclbc bel
iuncm Sero6itiir5cn mli5liun9cn.
Nie S0rollbc botte oic SniliIirimgS.
Giille OH bem Irobt ob0eriiien, lmo
lobul0 Die 2clltc ona WctolgcitcQ scr
9fuldinc bcriihrtcn, lpur6en lie blrh
clcftrildc S6ld9e 5ll Voocn gemor,
fcn. 9Er jmonjig Uicnihen lo1cn int
Nh uli Scr Groe lmb i6rer bier no.
rel, 10 i6linm perbrnunt uno rerlebt,
hnb lic III Elm Soipital gebro6t lucr.
hcn mlll'tcn. Gincr berielbeul 60
marc aoltting ollS 9ellcpiQc, itor6
aui Dem &e1c bortbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Saft in Gbieago.
@ruhcr Saa in Der luinoiacm Stnbt
am MidDi9nn=Scc

5ntblliiuitiihcr GmpionN oc$ ErGii-
ocntcn ourh cnormc Micnicbcn-
noiicl. CbrcnbctGubcnocS
Gon5crt ser SNultiu0er, mGbrcnO
cr oic StruBen Ourdbiltbr. - @c-
illh cincs 0ulllpiCla rmo cin 2rms
dIcon i'm nGonmcrciol.Ghub." -
@Gn0crc 9fcoc om glbcn0 in Scr
SrhcItcr Solle. - Ncgclltng Der
9lr6citcrirage, Mtlti5rciorn mo
GroiperitGt iein Gbemo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
EcmnlDloania @iicnbaDn
Bnlletin.
s,tSSn "a, csc;n Snr E4oS
6mtion= Sultoms Jcier Scr Gtabt Stc,us 9)prf.

Gor brbnocr obren criorihe cnrp Subon Gngld1oer
i'm Commando elmer bolGnodpn Grpeoiton nit a5ebn Monn
ben SoonGlb Soop 500: Bis lrop in ncm fleinen Si
~@olber @onb".
Gin bubert n6 odt b nc3g Gobrc pGtr etabirtc Hobet
Sutton nit cen 9opicr yGcrnlon" cnen regGrn &ertebr
@oier 5piien Nep orf n6rold Suoon geegencu
St1otcn
Sn biem Sabre bgcbt sic Sobt Ncu2 2o init brcn Sdnpc
erSt6bn nb Srtcn oe beben Grruehdoten ord cine Aci
ialden no literoriicn 5eicr, bic % Scpcmbcr bis
g. Sfober oouerr
Tad)bibngcn oS ySal6cr Wono" b .Gcrnont limo oebnl
porbe lnb cine grot Hoc bel Der Se pelcn Sic nb
ole bouptiGdditcn Nttrattonen in Der goBen Sotenduu
Saltaa Septembc Die 8crcnigten Hegierun0 GBt
pci uno iinig &ricgsidie Sbon oniern ulb Gobrtor
1ronfred Die Nieberlonoc tnle1, 2cidoo grgennen
Guatemala Wicrico ord) &riegSdic pcrrctc
1cin.
pei 9roie Enrobcn Sdcn Dcrocn bcn oSolbcr olo"
un6 .GIcrmont" in trinpboer Yoion ben &rieg &oc
porbeiibel 3uert &onltug mb bonr Tbcnbs olc
Sfiffc llminrt ien ueroe1
Sim 2S Sepmber inbe Ser grofc bitoriih lln,ug o mo
80 September bic goortige WlGrporabc III Nep orf
Int f. Sober merben Der .5ober Wtonb" unb ,Gernont"
6en bpn bou bis ud Srop ahrc cSfortrt Subcrten
SlufSabr3ct9en cnAieBlidl Iorpcbo- Spotcn
Cine glGn3enoe Gorneun Enrobc Ole ole ribcre @ude
bertrcen uerprdt inoe SomItaa Sftotc Nbno tntt
Sic Yennppona 9ub Die birette Houte nod 9tep orf nit
ibrem unberoen1 Glmo Iien Dertou Gwiols 9lctc nad
Neu gorf fir Oiee Eeriobe 5u rebBiren &otcn
@one gusfiit iber Spe3o goen Gage bes gertous Mid
io6r geidrdugn n1b Snbrplan 9etNgtcn cro1gt
perbcn (260)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
@pnpcrmcnr Sobniun'S Vciinbcn

q 0 setter, Miln., 1G. Sept. -
@clpcrnellr So6nion bon Ninneicto,
mclhcr aeIiern bier cine gciibrlid,r
Operation bllrdmuhtc, bcionb iidJ
Gcllte irilb IN fritiihcm 3uitonoc, bat
id, jcOch I'M 2mlic oca Cages ctro,
crGoIt, uno bie 9ler5te erflGren iett,
cr mcroc 2luSiid)t oni @encin0 bu.
bcL mcnn or bic fonrnlenor @tod)t
il5erIc6t. SclbIt Damn miro cr olli
2oncr ctlidcr Gage ni6t olBcr @e-
fa6r lein.
Gin INN 7.3O beilte 9(6eio erlafic.
Ees 9nlletln melbet, onG ser go,
trent lebr ltnrubig lit mo grobc
1d)lncr3en lcioet. Gul3iflng llno
Ienlpcrotrr boben lid crbebll6 ge.
iiti1ert ollein Die }ler5tc bolicn 0cn
3lItonO Oes Soupcrncltrs nod, int.
mer nidt iiir acknowledgement"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Baltimore, YNh, Tretas ben II. September 1909

tc, bob cr i'll 0ell bon ihu oils 0lul.
besfrcisridtcr in 2lr6citcrI0llen ob9c-
gcbencn Gntichci0unaen ltctS 0crcd)t
dclriliCnboit lnlo icincr Gilid)t acnIGB
0rbouoelt babe. las NciuItat ser
g2abL Iuatc er, bobc bclucierL ooB
icnc bomollHcn @ortc nid)t ltngcb0rt
pCridulltcn, ocnlt trob Der bittcrcn
Sppoiitipn 0cS Sonllpt9 Ser oTcberu-
ton OF 2obor" ici er iicgrcih ans Dem
Sample INN sic Eruli0cntIc)oit Der
porgegougen, lnb ouS 9lrbcitcruotlm
bobc pcientlitb 81 bicicm Hcn,ltot
bligctruacn. 9tud) elmer cingcbcnocn
Tclpredln0 Der 2lrbcitCrfra9e bier 81
Sonbe, IN mcld)cr Sr. 5oft bic 9lr.
Gcitcr.SrNoniiotoncu ser Ger. Stoo
fCn ollf NiinIti9c Meilc nit ibnlid)cn
Sr1oniiotionell IN onbercn 26nbcrll
Dcrglid) mo bic @ritcrcn lubtc, lucil
lie ii1 niht 10 icbr bon ocn SpSinli-
Itcn in'3 Shlcpptol ncbncn Iolicll,
mic ibrc @cnoiicn III nn6eren 21ll.
N(rn, 0tnA cr ollf cine 0ctonllnN Der
9,otbpcnbia bon Mciori IN berNuno-
bnbllnN Der Gipil- lmb Grinlirol-@
itbc IN Sen Der. Stouten ilbrr. lin.
GcbGri4c %eritblcpplng pon Ero5ci
icn. id1tc cr, Ici bos Sonptiibcl, mel
dies bcicitigt iucrbeu lniilie. SIS lei
lmNcreft 6oiiclbe Der Corruption
l,niGbiNtcit ooer Scr 6ollIbeit llnicrer
@eribtSbeamtcn 5ll5llhrclbcn picl.
nlebr ici ole llriud)c bouptiGhlih in
llnicrcm @crihtSipItcm 81 i,ben,
mcIhcS ouS GnglonO inlportirt muroc
mo 0cn GrforbCrniiicn l,nicrer 3eit
llno llnlcrcs SnlhcS nid)t rnchr cnt-
iprehc. Sn Gn9Iono bobc man ieit-
ocnt Mciormcn in ser rllitiSDerluul-
tllng cingciiibrt unO c9 itcbe 5l boi.
iut BOB cS olid bier 5ll 9onbc &C.
ihcbe.
sd icIbIt," io0tc Soit untcr 9ln.
oercn bin Slriit Inb bcnlnbcrc
n'cincnSerti ollcin id) mllb gclteberL
bnb mir 81 pielc 9Iopofutcn IN inlie,
rcn 0clct1cblmAen bo6en, luelhe Der
Iniidt 81 iein ihcincll, ouB ooS Solt
rur 6il Ocm 3lpede criitirt, ben @c'
ridten itno 9lbpofoten- lobnetoc &c.
ld1itiglul1 5u ac6cn." Ter Er1iiocnt
ltbtc ctlihc HeIornlcn ill uliercn Wcs
rdtsmciclL pcldc cr fiir brin9lih
iotbmenoi9 balt, ndbcr al'Seinonoer
lno lblob oaraui feline sic0e, ilocnl
TT Den 9lnbrud) elmer 2lcro 0roBcr
@roipcritit propbc5citr llno sic fiir3.
lid ouNcnonuncnc GoriibiQ bcih0.
njNtc.
Dad cincm 2llicntGolt bon cirfo
~ Shmocn icbtc Frdii0cnt SoiI
icinc 9fciie nod @cItcn fort. Seine
ndhItcn 9lnbaItSpunftc iinb W}noiion
nno Fnrtogc, Misc., imo Mooiicn,
Minn ?Im Sonltog triiit er in
lfinncopoliS cin lno miro BORT llno
IN ct. Foll jluci Gage pcrbrilocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

GroiperitGt iein Sbemo.
st icugo, 16. September. -
NrGlibcnt Sait lun9tc Inn I .13 bcutc
Nnrmitta1 bier an ln0 cine enorn1r
Mcnihcnnenge mar nm Den 9abr-
Doi al Der SO. StruBc ucrianlnclt,
lnn i'm SIT be9riiben. llntcr oen Dit
GIicbcrl bcS Gmpfonga Gonlite'a be.
fa1Ocn lih 5beooorc u. Hobinlou,
Er1Iiocnt bcs YGolnlncrciol.G Clubs, "
@encrol tSreocrid Cent @rout, Nc-
icllabobcr bes WilitGr- Tcportcmcnta
Dtr NroBcn Sce'lL @cn. ". Iiron,
fr0li0cnt 6eS ,NomiltnnsGlub5," un0
r2rIhicocnc nnberc bcrporrugcnOc
M'Gnncr. tSiini5cbn gllltonlobilc cr-
luactctcn om 9obnboi Die 9lnflmft
otr @0llc. Sic Serren iticgcn elm
llne cine jmci Stunbcn bnucrnOc &c
uuc iiber Die Sdulfinocr Ser Stuot
bcJonn. 9lui elmer 5nbrt Don ncb.
rcrcn Meilcn perbeltgte iidb Ser Erdiis
0cnt ltu5Gbligc Otole lln0 l0hcltc bic
Sullienbe bon Ginocrrt on mclhc III
bciocn Seiten Der StroBcn omerifa.
nlithe tSlo98en ihpentten rno potrio.
tide Sie0er lanAen Ter Sdrm mar
bCtrlbeno. Gornctiltcn, mcIhe IN
,}milhcnrullmcn inter ocn &inocril
lintionlrt lunrcn lllnairtcn ais oic
Girigcnten bcS Wioiicn Gon5crtS.
Ntnlicn bon 9nnnern binacn iibcr ocll
StrobcrL hilrd mcld)c Der FrGiiocllt
ulb irinc gegleiter ilbrcn. 9lui ci.
ncnn 0ericlben itnno: y@ott ieAnc in=
icrcn Eriilibcntcn"; ciIl onocrc3 cnt-
bicIt bic ,<nihriit: r@riibc bon 1G0,.
GOO Giicnbubn.9ehicnitctcn."
Pm Guo 6Io9g Doung bie ncllc
Srpcrintcnocntin Der Gbicogocr
S.bnlcl, ritbtctc ser ErGiiOcnt oc
,Srugc, oh allc Die oli ocn Strobcn
pcrlolnncltcn Sinner Die ibrigcu
lcicn? 7
Sin icbcS 0criel6cn," crluiocrte
Trml Dollg.
Sic FoIi5ei bate trob OcS grobcn
Tl0ronge5 nidt uicl ju tbln. Gin
Nrobtld]0nncr, meldcr icinc Wrrf.
jcu0c IN ciner flcinen 9e0crtoid)c bel
id, fiibrtc, crlpcdte i'm Vnbnboi Ser,
0od)t neil leine 5ni6e 0cru0c ctuo
CROP Acnllg mar, nm cine o6er 5mei
Vombcn 5ll Cntbnlten. BIC Eol}ci
llitcrludtc lie uno ianb einen Shrou-
brn3leber, lolpie 5pe fleinc ,}onacn
nor 5lun 9roBcn @oubilinl ollcr }lil.
Ncn5cllgen I'm 12.45 begob iid) ser
,Erdiiocnt III Iein SptcI, INN Dor Dem
com Commercial Glib" ibnl 5ll
Gbren 9cAebencn 2indcon eini0c
9lugcnblide Der 9lllbe 5t 1cnicBcu.
Sm 2onic ocs Nohmitto0S mobntc
Der FrGlioent eincm 9oiebollipiel bei
5il mclhcn lid cine Wenihenmcn9c
cjn'dll0, mic lie li6 nic border in bic.
iihcr Stoot pcrionn1elt bottc. 11b,
reno Oas Spiel I'M @on9c mar, CT.
idicn ScroS 9fcillep," Elm Gombop,
lrcld6cr Don Snn 9lntonio, Ger, bier.
fer gcrittcn mar INN Dem Gr1iioen-
Ten cine Ginlooung jn iiberbrit0cn,
iub licierte bas Gofllncnt ob.
GcIegcntIi6 ocS int .Gomncrcicl.
Club" Gcgebcncn 2nnheon biclt Erii.
ilhcnt 5aIt cine fllr5e 9(niprohe, in
mclfcr CT iih nlli cine slellBcrilng
morlnen IonfeS iiir ben i6m bier Il,
Stcil genorbcncn bcgeiiterten Gm. !
pInng lllo oiti 0ic obligoten GompIi- |
lncntc iir Gbicn1o uro bie GGcago'er |
bcidjr1rftc. Tn2 Mouptcrciluib beS |
lo1e5 mar oic 9ic6c, lueltGe Ser ErG- |
ibcnt an 9l6en0 IN Ser Crdciter.
S,oQe Gielt
Iaifs 6 Dicoao'er Ncbc
1}n Scr Ginleitng eincr 2tniprodc
crinnertc Der Trdii0ent un Sic Reoe.
luclde CT Dor etwn eincn Sabre in
nor ttrr,iid,Cu <Nulir uu rtun tSUD |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Scnfmal fir Sarriman.

st. Soicpb, lto, 16. Sept. -
Sobn Grunce BON bier, ein friiberer
Gonoutteur Der Chicago, burlington
Ii Gillcp 9obn. bat bier ben @e.
banter, ongeregt. eInen Sono sur Gr.
ridtlulg zines Genflnnls iiir &. Sar.
rilnon oilrt Subicriptionen Der 81.
lcrbobn Nn9eiteaten in oen ge.
lallnltcn Ser. Stoater oui5ubringen.
IS lit Die slbiid)t. cine Sarriman.
Womlnlent 9liiociatiou 81 bilOer,
mo Die ein5clnen 9eitr1ge ioaen %
Gents betrogen. Cine geriomml,ms
5un 3mede Der 9emerfitelliauns eli
ller perlnanenteu Organization lit
oili n6diten Sonntag anberount.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

eitempe eebens,ueiie. WlanseI an getpeeiine
msroeh eenobnltch tiir pie tlrfabe oes Sd,
nas Die llrfnbe iei. es ithmerst Go III alldlpou.
g, hethliert eas Se5en, uno oer Grfliloer ser
.anateiis," oes bepdbrteH Nititels 3ur enoe.
onr6 nm Die Wenfcben peroient geindtt eS
linoett ole Stuer5eu tpiinoerbar frtnen Yrebe
ssaoon lpirro unentgtitith getteftrt. ipenn man
Gin, aoreifirt. Die qannfeiis" III In agea
Ipotbeten 81 bubeu. preis 81.
(WoAfiSr .S&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Summer 4 Yefer,
Hsntides @arf' nnb @eAielscidaft,
26 Euuth- Straie,

,,seutionaf gaut Of Commerce. .Getdube.
Witsglterer Der Nfttenb1rfe.
stns uro gcriauf bon gliieu uno Sbltgd.
uoneu. 8ehiei unb 9rtoiis Urieie dnf CUE
bllpitid,liten Sttlbie Gnropa's. slns uiio get'
bon aolrlatttegL So,iiisiarten bor NIB mad
EeuifChiano fGprl27--1
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-02
Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth
 Judicial District of the Territory
 of Arizona. in and for the Coun-
 ty of Coconino.
 George Rabbit. Plaintiff. vs. Anna
 Williams and Frank Williams,
 Defendants. Summons No. S57.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Anna Williams and Frank Williams.
 Yon are hereby summoned and required to appear in civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis trict, in and for Coconino Coun- ty, Territory of Arizona. and an- swer the complaint filed with this Court at Flagstaff, in said County. (a copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days. Exclusive of the day of service) after tine service upon you of this summons, if served within the County. In all other cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required. the plaintiff will take judgement by default against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Flagstaff, Arizona, this 23rd day of February. A. D. 1909.
 (SeaD N. G. LAYTON, Clerk. Edward M. Doe.
 Attorney for plaintiff.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth
 Judicial District of the Territory
 of Arizona, in and for the County
 of Coconino.
 David Babbitt. plaintiff. vs. Hay
 den Talbot and Benedict B. Tal-
 bot. defendants. Summons No.
 856.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Hayden Talbot and Ben edict B. Talbot.
 You are hereby sommoned and required to appear in civil action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for Coconino County, Territory of Arizona, and answer the com plaint filed with this Court at Flagstaff. in said County. Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days, Exclusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served within the County. In all other cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgement by default against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Flagstaff. Arizona, this 23rd day of February. A. D. 1909.
 (Seal) N G. Layton, Clerk Edward M. Doe.
 Attorney for plaintiff,
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classes are 25 to 50 cents higher than a month ago.
 Sheep ana lambs made gain of 10 to 20 cent last week, and are up l5 to 25 cents today. Receipts are $500 head today. only about half as many as on recent Mondays, which partly explains the stronger market today. New high top prices for the year were paid for every class today. Lambs ranged from SIPS to $7.80, top spring lambs $l5 .00, medium spring lambs $9,00 to $l2.00. best yearlings SIPS. wethers $6.25, ewes $5.85. The bulk of the Colorado fed stuff has been marketed, and the opinion prevails that prices will be strong for some weeks ahead. There will be another week yet of fancy prices fore eastern lambs. after which the market for spring lambs will fatten out. A few low grade clipped lambs have been sold lately at $500 to S6.40, feednig lambs top S6.85. Texas muttons are worth $500 to S5.50. and fat goats S3.5O to S4.OO.
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J. A. KICKART, L. 5. Correspondent.
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