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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
STIMULUS
QUICKENS MARKET
Prices Weak, But Trading Is
Brisk-Young Poultry
Arrives.

Prices continued weak in practically
every division of the produce market
today as a result Of liberal supply.
Easter trade was on In earnest and
all stock was readily disposed OF. al
though supply kept sufficiently ahead
of demand TO prevent an advance in
quotations.
Several poultry firms disposed of a
number Of coops OF fryers at fancy
prices. Spring lambs were in strong
demand. with supply indicating
slight increase, although il was short
y exhausted after the opening OF the
market.
Eggs sold at an average of 10 cents,
although a number of sales were made
as high as 20. The vegetable market
was well supplied, with trading active.
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
Eggs-Virgfnis, nearbys, fresh 19a2Oc
cheese-New York. fats. large. per ID.
Isle: small. per H.. 1s1sa17c.
nrsts. CSC. process. fancy, Csc; fair to
good, 2ic; dairy. choice, 23a24c: dairy, good
I7e; store-packed. fresh 15alsc
Poultry.
Live PoSltry-ChIcksns, spring. small. Der
H.. 22s2Sc: large, per ID. 1Sa2Oc: hens. I4c;
ROSTERS, Sc; ducks, large, per h.. 14a15c;
SoaZ7c. - $50
Dressed Poultry-Chickens spring. snaH
per ID. z0aZ5c. ROSTERS. per ID, Sasc: tur-
Keys, uDoysw1. toms. per h. 20a22c: hens
per ID, are ducks. large. per 10, lsc;
Fruits
Fruits-AppIes. fancy brands. per bbI., 80
as.5o; grapes. Malaga. S5.5oa7.oO per key;
cranberries. per bbl-. s12a15: oranges,
California. per box, $25OaS2.S5. Florida, per
oo o $z,ooas,So; pineapples. per crate. Sz.5Oa
S.o' grape fruit, per crate. S2.0Oa350
Vegetables.
Negetables-Potatoes. per bu., eOcas1 10: no.
tatoes, homegrown, per bu., 70caS1 90; sweet
potatoes. per Dbl. $S.00a3. 90: yams, per bbi
81 0oaz 90; turnips, per box. 26a40c; turnips,
per Dbl, 15c; rutabagos, per Dbl. 81. 90
per basket, s2-OOaAO0: cabbage. per 100 lbs
S5-V1aS.o0; spring cabbage, per crate
s250az-75; caulihower. per basket, 81 5Oa2. 25:
celery. per doz- stalks. s5ca{l-1O; onions per
nu-. ocaSi2S; onions. per bbl-. s. OOa2. so;
squash, per crate, s1-50a2. 80; string beans PEE
basket, s2.5Oa3.Oo; tomatoes. Florida, pei
crate, $LS0a2 p; spinach. per Dbl, ST. 75a2. 60;
kale. per bbl., 50a75c; lettuce, per basket
flOOa2- so; Tadishes per 100, 81 OOa2 90; aspars-
gus; per bunch, 2oa55c; beets, per crate, $50
ALSO rhubarb. per bunch. &c.
Live Stock.
Live Stoek-Cattle. extra, per cwt g. Goa
600 medium. s. O0a4.50; ordinary, s. OOa3 90;
hogs, per cwt. gross, S6.50a6.75; ordinary
per cwt, S6Ooa6.25; sheep prime, per ID
l3zsSe; ordinary per ID. S1zasc; lambs.
choice. per h.. 12c; medium. per h
10c; common. per ID. Sa9c. calves. prime, per
ID, Iizasc; medium. per H.. 6a61zc; common,
per h.. SC.
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Continued from First PageD
that his collection of stars would FIJI
the Seventh street armament as per
schedule, and that if they could nor
tackle the classy warriors with STALL
ings they would take a fan out Of the
members of the Yannigan crew,
He states, however. that there is every
prospect that the No. ! team will re-
spond 10 the umpire's play ball"
Health OFFICER William c. Woodward
j. watching the other experts. lie de-
clares he viii let the United States au-
1hoTities do its stunt before he opens
up his box Of tricks. But Or. Wood
ware animated that he would be gov
erned largely by what DR.. Wyman de-
cides.
Woodward Busy.
Despite the fact that Chief Clerk and
ex-baseball star Harry Mclean. Of the
Health Bureau. is using all his infiu
ence with his chief. DR.. Woodward
shakes his head and says he is mighty
dubious as to the final outcome. DR..
Woodward smiles when he reads the
newspaper stories which declare that
the team is not infected because il has
not been with Chase since a week ago
today He smiles because he declares
that the team viii reach here IN the
most dangerous period OF incubation.
That's what DR.. Woodward called IT,.
He means that IL takes ten OF twelve
days for the germs to wind up. as il
were. TO deliver their deadly inShoots,
and that the period Whereabouts and up
70 tho sixteenth day is the time that
the medical umpires keep their eyes
glued. in a way OF speaking, and watch
every corner of the infected diamond
II tho germ fails 10 get a hit before the
sixteenth day he Is Out. Rather long
period TO be at the bat, but Mr. Germ
j. said to have much 70 occupy him dur
ing that time.
President Noyes received a dispatch
this morning from Richmond which in
dicated that the Virginia authorities are
satisfied as TO the health of the team.
He said he Ielt sure now that all the
face cards In Stallings deck would be
in the deal Monday. The Richmond
authorities would not permit the players
TO enter that city II they were not rea-
sonably satisfied that they were free OF
disease.
And II Richmond can stand for the
suspected stars the National capital
can. IT is rumOred that Mr.. Noyes has
ordered CantillOn to have all of the
Nationals scrapcd and plastered up with
vaccine.
The local team managers believe the
Hanigans Of the Stallings collection will
ne able 10 put up better fight than
the No. outfit, II the vaccination has
taken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
GERMAN PHYSICIAN
TO LEAVE COUNTRY
Nordin Doesn't Like America, and
VIII Return to the Father
land.

Or. John A. Nordin. OF Germany. who
was fined $50 in the Police Court yester-
day for practicing medicine without
license. is planning to return 10 bis
native land within the Eext few weeks.
DR.. Nordih explained 20 the court that
he was unfamiliar with the Law in this
country He pleaded guilty TO the
charge and the minimum penalty was
imposed.
After coming to Washington DR.. Nor
din made the acquaintance OF a number
of prominent persons. About three weeks
ago he was arrested by Pharmacy In
spector Van Zant. This action was
taken after a complaint had been lodged
against the physician by Charles c.
Redwood, an attorney. who said that
Nordin had offered to cure young
man Of a serious affic.Ion without the
use of medicine
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nuctuate during dis
turbsd conditions OF the money o. EtociS MAJ
ketE- First deed OF trust notes fhrst rurrr-
EaEes). well secured real estate IN fha
District OF Columbia. Constitute ''gilt edRs's
investments They do not depend upon RE
financial responsibility OF individuals OF c5l-
poratLons for taEeiT stability and are exeune
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such Investments in amounts from $50
upward Send for booklet Concerning
Loans asd Investments.
SWartzell, Rheem 3
HenSey Co.,
727 18th ST. n. ".
fezStt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
HOLIDAY ON ALL THE STOCK EX-
CHANGES-STORY OF LACKA-
WANNA AND AN INFERENCE.

NEW YORK, April An the stock
exchanges Of the country are closed.
Most of the brokers of the younger set
have Joined the gay parade at Atlantic
City. taking their worries with them or
leaving them behind. as their trading
sheets show them to be short, long. or
evened up in the market.
4 As IL is not a legal holiday the banks
are open for business as usual. and
wherever little groups Of financiers
gather .he future OF the stock market
is sure 10 be a problem for discussion.
The general impression seems TO be
favorable to a continuation of the ad-
vancing trend. at least for some of the
highest grade shares. That there are
being few issues Of new stocks brought
out has led many 20 the belief that
stocks like Union Pacific. Northwest
ern, Great Northern. Northern Pacific
and some of the other favurites, will
ultimately find their way into strong
boxes. there TO remain as permanent
investments.
The future of the United States is
hard to discount-this being the theory
on which many conservative investors
are working.
A great Example.
Lackawanna. or Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, at $500 share, is
an instance of a good dividend paying
stock largely locked away. II is stated
that Lackawanna is In a position TO
pay 10 per cent annual dividends in
stead OF 20 per cent.
The profit and loss account surplus
Of the Lackawanna amounts 10 $780,
100000, while the capital stock of the
corporation is but SO, 200.O 900.
Lackawanna has a record worth re-
peating, and its record is in measure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
MAURETANIA'S FAST RUN.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Cunarder
Mauretania arrived today from Liver
pool after an average speed of 25.05 knots
an hour, maintained through heavy seas
and against strong gales. Her best
days ruh was the second dav out when
she measured ga knots
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
PLANS SPRINKLING
OF CITY STREETS

Arrangements for the daily sprink-
ling OF the following streets have
been made by Major Judson:
Z street between First and Second.
Massachusetts avenue from Second to
North Capitol. North Capitol between
Massachusetts avenue and g street
and the streets in the neighborhood
OF the Union Station.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
BALL GAME HERE
MONDAY ASSURED
New York Will Have Team
to Pit Against Nationals
For Opening Contest.

continued from First Pagel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-09
INVITE TURK DEPUTIES.

PARIS. April 9.-Baron d'Estournelles
de Constant. in the name of the French
parliamentary arbitration group, has
invited the Turkish parliament 10 send
q delegation 20 visit Paris in June.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
BcnniDluanien'S republifdniIGer
StaatssSunDent.

&nrrisburG Yu, 1G. Slmi.
- Ger beitte bier obgcboltene repu.
6lifoniide Stnnt5.Gonpent pom Ecnn.
ipluonien ltellte lolgcnbcs Stooto.
5ilct oii; Sur Characterization: u.
e. Siiion. Gric.Goulltp; iiir 9iid)tcr
0eS ObcrAeridbt9: Jtobert b. Dtoid5io.
fer, FbilnOelpbia; iiir Stnot5. Shos,
meiiter: !. u. Stober bon Snncoltcrs
County. Gie TcrbanoIungen erreg,
ten Icbr geringcS lSntereiie, in0em Der
Gonucnt DOllItdnOig BON Der republi.
foniiden Diaidine, nit Dem 9rnoes
Scnotor Fenroie on Der Spite, cot,
trolirt mur6e mo 2llles i'm 0orber
obgefortet mar. Gie Elntiorm emit.
60lt Die @rtlGrlmg ooB Die republi.
toniifc Barter i'm 9egriiie ici, ibr
Dor Der lcbtcn GrGlioentempobl &c.
gc6cncS 8eriprcfen in 9cjug mli He.
pilion oeS SariiS 81 loen.
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gicl 9Grm nm Nid)tS.

lon1pier ,9}anticofe" lmb oGes.
potdb" oiiricn ouslailieh. - 0lel'
ounQen iibcr 6Iibltier @rpeoi.
tion bloucr 1uuit.
g9nibinQton, :. g., t6. SUM.
r. Die &egierlng bat beute geiebl
crtbeilt, oie Qnmpier o9touticofe"
1mo oGe5potdl, ruelhe III fSranflit
reip. 9forioIf, 80, oui Den geroodt
bin ii6crmodt Wlroen, im 9Cariiie
3I iein Nuien lmo anoere Sriegs-
GontrCbun0c iijr repohltiondrc 3mede
un9 TcncWcIu 81 bci0rOern, niht
ldnger uu3uboltcn. Gas Staots-
IcpurtCmCnt crbiet bcute oiii3ielle
gtodricbt aus Caracas, 0oB bei0e
lompicr nod Gene3uela uertouit
morocn linO, mo OoB iic im Reaie-
rungooicnit oui Dem Wiaracoibo- Gee
pcrmenoet ueroen ioQen.
Seit cincr Nocbe o0er IGnger limo
tGalidJ gtufrihtcu iiber cine GSlibu.
lticr.Grpe0ition i'm 3ntereiie Gnitro'S
eri6iencu, iilr meIde Ole beiOen or.
p0bnten 0ompicr perpenoet meroen
iulltcn .&or ctni9cn Eagcll bieB eS,
man babe 5alIienoe pon UiiIitdr.8
mebren IN Finnotiiten uerpudt auf
Dem n9tant!cofc" mlfaenmoeu. g8ie
ii6 ictt bcrmlsiteIlt, poren oae oieie
gtohrichtcn aus Der Quit gegriifen.
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Etcllcn Suhlu,,u Gin.

Ncp Dort i6. &uli. - ",
y. Smith & 60, cine Der bctonntc.
item 5u ser coniolioirtcn }lrlicub0ric
ocb3rigc OiafIcriirmo ilapcnoirte
bcltc, uocboen Die MotIer @cnrU
Iroit mo 8enrD }InOcrion BON yteu-
Oorf uno 9lrhibolb Grobom bon
@otcrion elm Gonterottueriobrcn ge'
gen lie cin1cIeitet botteu. Die &IG'
ger beouiprtheu 2lgenhu Commit.
iiun3ncbiibrCn i'm Getrugc Don
$t9O5 pom Der 6irmu.
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,lrkt miiien luir luarnin.

Gon6ri0gc, Moii, 16. Sinli
49, o9SobniinnS 9Gllicblmg" GOelll.
iionol inionitp) lit noh Dem 9erid]t,
mclbcn 5luei Spc5ioIiItcn bcrtc Dem
SupcriorBeridJt lmterbrcitetelL Der
@rmo, ans melHcm ,Sobu 5. 0ilr-
pbD, Gin Observation-Disclosures inn
SGIodtbouic Der o9tortb Eoding
So" 5l Somcrpille, ON ;. Guui iiini
Widuncr crItotb uno iiini. unoere
iHucr pcrmunoetc. 9tod Gut9cgen.
nobmc Oc9 Scridt2 cbidte 9tibter
ocn 0eiongeneu III cine ,Sr-
rcnanItalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Giro, luem Ghre acbiihrCt.

Nem Oort, 1G. &lmi. - Eou-
line Gurb, Elm 15siGbrigeS ruiliideS
WtGo6cn, lueIdcs crit Dor neim Wio.
notrn ola Giumouocrin bier onlong.
te, crbielt bel Der beutioen SobrcS.
ihhlBieier in ser Baron Sirid)-
56ulc iiir GinuonocrcrfinOer oobier
Den |rciS fiir oen beitcn 9Iuiiae in
eugIibcr SproHe. Sic ltcbt on ser
Spite uon 3cbn Erei9gewinnern aus
no6c5u 200 Shiilern, inter peIden
iicb piclc Grnodlene beiinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

ben fonu. oNir ijnO", iu0tc cr
pllicbt bier, lm &crGeItlng oil irGcn0
&emono 3l iIbcn ionOern INN Gin
(oriigcicb oll3uucbmcn."
}lQc bonn 5iuon5.Gomite Gcmodj-
ten GntpfcbImgen bc3iiglih Der 3int.
Sole, iolpic audi nod ctIihe HoridlIGs
&c ST &arGnoerinQen IN Den 30ucn
uui Sei0cntpoorCn mlrOcn 0eucbs
nligt. I'm . Oiinutcu nah I llbr
uCrtoQte Iih Der SCnat bis morgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
@rufcr Strife in Sid)t.

Titt5burh Yu, rs. Suni. -
llcber 10000 gcihidtc 9Irbeiter,
WtitglieOer Der n9lmal1uruuteO gliio.
ciotion Of (ron, Stccl mo 1in 8or.
tcrS," mcldc it 9icniten Der y2lmc'
ricon Sbeet ono Gin Ylotc 60"
itebru mer6cn am 9lbcnO 0es 30.
SUM Die }lrbcit einItellcn, ioboIb Der
bon Scr Gonpognic erlnliene Bcicbl
5cjijgliA Ocs oofiencn Chop" .. y.
MISUNDERSTANDING gcacn Oic llnioL
in aroit tritt. 0ie Gompognie mill
n6mli1 fiinltigbin ole Union nidt
mcbr onerfeumen lmO Die Otitglieocr
Der Union mer0en Begen Ocn GrlnB
itrifcn.
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9ScrfaiInnaSlui0ria.

5priuaijelO, &lI5, 16. ESlmi.
- Co9 C6crgcridt pou &uinoia bat
cntidirocn ooB 0oS tlir5Iib in Die.
lem Stoote einaciibrtc @rindrmob-
Icu @cicB uerioiilmgSuiori1 iit neil
lmtcr ieinen geltinmm9en mtr iol.
DE Ecrioncn lpcld)c idou bel Der Dor
bcr9cbcnocn rcguIGren&obl rcgiitrirt
luorcn, bci ErimGrpnbIen mitItim.
mcn Oiirieu, lno mcil ca trinc 2lnorr
1uulQ fiir Die NeQiirirlmg Don
Stinmgebcrn cnthGlt,
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SerbccrcnocS Uemitter.

9eauiort rs. tG. SUM. -
Ter beitigitc Sagel- imb @epittcr.
inrrm in Der @eiGi6te Oes bieii0en
Gount15 piltbete geitern in Der @e.
genO am Sorlop.Greef. Die 6elocr
iiberi6memnt. Die @rnte
ollrA Sogelidlag pcfnit,trt mo ein
Monn our6 cinen gffb1f)iug aet0o-
tct. IaS @cipitter bouertc orei
Stlmoen.
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Spppclmprb nno SelbitmurS.

0opto1t O., t6. SUM. - 60.
marc SorocoitIe, 35 Sabre alt, CT.
ihoB beltte olc 32.jGbrige 6rou Nag.
gie Miller, perluunOcte ibren fleinen
Sobn t0btIih mo beging Selbitmoro.
Sar0coitle lnO 8eorge WiIler, Der
Gbemonn oer crntoroeten 3rau, ruu.
rem OILS ShIicber uno @ddter il, oem
ndmli6cn Beb1uoc angelteat. gue
Qctbeiligte iino Ne1er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
llntcr S15O,OOO Niiraidlait.

u em Dort, t6. Slni. = Gbas
W. Oforic, Der 0ontier, pelder fiir5.
lid Der llcbertrehmg Der 9tationol-
Nonf @eicbe i6ulOig befunoen pur.
oe, lit bellte gegen $t50,000 9iirg.
idoit aitf irpien SUB geiebt uoroen.
Gas @eribt bebieIt iid Die Gntidei-
Dung iiber Morie'S @eiud um einen
neucn Ero5eB uor.
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Srei ncnc llntericeboute uum Stauel.

A1ltncn Wail, t6. SUM. -
Grci neuc llnteriecboote iiir Die Bun.
oeSllotte iulroen beute I'M Stiifs.
bnubofe Der veSore &iper Sbip 9uilo.
ing 60" oobicr pom Stopel oelaiicn.
Sic crbieltcn ole gtamen ,0ropIine,"
Bonita" lno ,Snopper" uno uer.
Den cineu 9bcil ser aus iieben Inter.
lecbootcn beltebenOen sSlotiQe biloen,
melhe ocntnGhlt llCblngSiobrten in
Der Ndbe uon Erouincetopn mohen
Iollcn o9onitu" uno ,Snapper"
limo inl @roBen umo @on5en Iupli.
fotc oeS - Cttopus." Sic iino ie t05
Sub lang ibrc 6obrgeihminoigfeit
oltf Der Sberildde betr1gt If, nno
inter ocm @oiier 10 anoten pro
Stlnoc. SeocS Der beioen 3abrseuae
lit NIT 5luei lorpeoor0bren ausgerii.
Itet. Ter Y@taplina" lit t35 Sub
lang, bat cine S5abrgeihminoigfeit
pon f3 ¬el oili Dem 0aiier, DON
10 ¬en imter oemielben uno lit
nit pier GorpeOorobren uerieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

Scr bette Seweis. 3. Geuitdbter &; Co. ers
biefen ii9. irsene einelu, Der an 9dmoritoiSen
Ieioet eine Frobe bon y9lnnfes" an itbiden
hnng, enes berilbmicn fueittrbfcch Writes bat
ole Erobe elmer 5lpnn5gi6rieen @rfabrlne be.
lianoen n;lo rqiro bon Ner5ten aler Shuleil ais
edS 3unerldfiieiie pcrniinifioe. raSifgIits ,,,,S
lhheuiie @eilmitel aeaen SdnorrboioeI cas-
led befnnnt 1T. enpioben. Gemano brnlItbt
6n i5opern, Irofeiis 81 gebrdncben, oa Rro6cn
pom y. Nentdoier & 60, For 2ii6 Geipsglpri
frY oetianot ueroen. (SiEoSu, ,I&gSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17

- 9ci 05weGo, N..O.. fam ser 36
Sabre oIte GbaS. s. 9rintnaa. Elm
befnnntcr Gontraftor aus 9ingbom.
ton, N.,Oy Oaourd UNITS 2eben, oaB
oaS gIlltomobil, porin er nit gInoe.
rem in5r, poIIitdnOig rmihlug uno
olf i'm iicI.
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Saloiu rcDCt.
Sciu StanOpnnft in Der Sinnn5.
9icform.6raGc.

Sarfaitiidc }Ibicrtiguug Ser Goftif
scr alcrifolen. - 2ob iiir oie
Iiberocn Fortcieu. &on5ler
miro i'm 2lmtc blcibcn 10 lou8e
Der aoiicr 1m0 er ielbit icin @lci.
ben Iiir uiiBjib crndtcn. - 5cutc
treiicn iib aoicr lmO G5or in
Der |ittipoa-9ol an Der &iiItc
bon 6inImO. - 9fcllc GrOerlhiit.
tcrlmgcn i'm iiioIihcn 6rontreid
Nerlin Is. ,Ntni. - NCidSfon5s
lcr ,SiirIt Billion griii bcllte in elmer
I'M NcCb8toA Qcbultcncn Hc0c iib3r
Die 6inan5rciorm 6rogc Die bon Der
tlerifalcn Nurtci 0eGcn i'm ongclpens
0etr Suftif mll Die lortultiihIte 22ciIc
on. Die &lerituIclL iuNte cr, bGtten
''u lo9ut '''ul 9elWel'l .p'' Oer hlIo'
noitGt Dem &uiicr Ncgcniibcr uno Der
lllllFei'e Ae9'll Ole o''re'W''N'oelulal'
Nuian3 81 bcidulOigen unO lie bot
ZEN eS 3loedlloBIa AeIillloell ollell 20
jloIell @eFteDr lllIt INN ap5uoteOeh.
"e9 ut moDrl1elllllh, mell Id 10
lal'de III EllI@ldlloe aelepf paoe 'uDr
Der So'l5ler 'ort oooB c" MIR me
nIdl" elll'ollt, lr9eno >ScllIono lpe9eh
po'ltl'1er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ooll lo3laIel Se5leDllllael au@5ll1lle'
BelI. SW Dof'e oeh So9 81 erleoenL
al ipeid)elll Ilu ole Seltt'Nell III olc'
ler Slllllo)t pelleDlllen iperoeh, ipie
ollpete Sellte. 5h GllAlolo sum yet
'pIel ut rem WtenlN 10 tlel1Il4, ooB
er polItll0ell Tllfa9olll@Illll" III 'elht
perlollll0elt Se5IeDuIlgeli lllltl0Ieppt.
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Gnntmer 4 8eder,
9cntides ganf- nnb @cdiclgcid)GIt,
26 Spntb-StraRe,
sant Oi GOnmsrts". .GsbauSs.

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Mttslieoer Der Attieub1rir
Pins nno 9eriunf bon Nilien uuo SbIians
tiOnen. gge6fel uno Credit. NrieIe aui 1le
inut frenloer Seolorie1 lOpe 9tEsiertiguno
bon @onmGbien SdilfSfnrien bon lrlo nab
9eutfdiano. (gpril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE CO..
galpert- nno ssagettc-Strafe.

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----bieIe beuiitbe @epobner Der Stdot, fpeithc
bic Siberbeii biefeS. .2nitituts une. hle
ALLEN AliilOru QDiit MifQttlhf QIf bic (1rnEe
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81 iuiiroiacn nten. 98ir lahen
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alf SpnrsGonii 5u trgenn einem
bon einem Dollar auf,udrts.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-02-11
Another CRATER in Town

An oily tongued individual; a self
styled advertising man, who swells
with importance like wind-puffed
toad, is in town trying to persuade our
local business men to fall for his graft
which consists of an advertising scheme
that lacks the boni-fdeness and cannot
bring results in proportion to the charg-
es imposed The individual in question
is a soft handed sucker, who steals the
newspaperman's ideas. Charges 5OOq
more for the service, turns over
the work to the newspaperman,
with big profit to himself and quickly
seeks another locality. In the opinion
Of this paper we have had quite enough
of these fellows and we will not enter
into any scheme put forward by them.
for these schemes have for their sole
purpose the filching of our customers.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-02-11
II You Don't Like II, Gel Out!

P. C. Atkinson called at the STAN
DARp office this week and showed US
a copy of an Eastern paper which con-
tanned correspondence from young
man in this section who was condemn
ing the entire West for the liberal
amount of advertising which brings
settlers to the coast states. He states
that he has seen SO many poor people,
that the blizzards ruin the crops, etc
Young man, our advice to you is, if
you don't like it get out We don t
want knockers here. Go back to your
eastern states and sit by the fire all
winter and work for six-bits a day and
board yourself, but give us the unex-
celled opportunities of the westesn
states, be it where ii may.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1909-02-11
Will Build a Fine Home.

George B. Williams and family ar
rived in Fallon Friday from month s
stay in California cities. They depart
ed Tuesday for the Williams ranch in
the eastern part Of this county at East
gate. Mr.. Williams informed this pap
er that he would start work immediate
ls upen his arrival there, upon COM
modious and modern home. As out
lined, the plans call for a structure of
nine rooms, one and one half stories
high with bath, pantry, closets, etc.
The home will be built cottage style,
Of white building stone, Of which there
are unlimited quantities within short
distance of Eastgate and will be az x 4s
feet in dimensions. When completed,
it will cost, according to present fig
ures, about $1,000. The stone entering
into its construction will make model
home, warm in winter and cool in sum-
mer.