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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-20

CHICAGO. Jan 19.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Creamer-
les. 22@30c: dairies. 211k627c. Eggs. weak: at
mark. included. 25ls G2Shc: irsts pike
prime hrsts, 301@c. Cheese, firm, 14615c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund. ex-
elusive of the $3.50 1000 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balance. $151, 6S5, 542; gold coin
and bullion, S1s,2Ts5i0; gold certificates. $751;
az. 240
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Rcans and Seed.

Lima beans are easy at the decline noted yes
terday. The }ther sorts remain as before. There
is nothing new in seeds.
The bean report of Adolf koshland says:
1.-THE bean market during the last week showed
little activity. The prices of all varieties re-
main unchanged except limas- The weakness
which had been developing in this variety for
several weeks past became very decided. and the
market in the south dropped about 715,per cent.
There Is some inquiry for mixed carloads,
and, taking 1t all together, the market here
is well in hand and prices are firmly maintained,
with stocks none too large.
at it probably reasonable to assume that
the uncertainty as TO the outcome of the freight
rate discussions Is influencing buyers to hold back
their orders long possible.
81 look for heavy spring demand"
Beans (per ctl)-Bayo. $3.10d3.20 pea, 81. so
04.75; small white $4.50M4.75: large white
s.. 650l3. IS; pink, Sc 45d2. so: red, s3s5G4 IS:
bIackeye, s36320; limas. 81; red kidneys,
So. 40613. so; cranberry beans. 81 S5d2. e5; Gar
vanzas. S262.50 for small, So 5003.25 for me
dunn and $325@4 for large; horse beans. 81 so
az.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81 yellow mustard.
nominal; haxseed. So. carload lots canary, &c;
alfalfa. 14G16c; rape, cleaned. 2@2lac; tim
othy. nominal; hemp. Al. 641ac: millet 2Ac
per lb; broom seed. 500 so per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. 25@2. so
per ell -
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

San Francisco Money Market
Silver and Hongkong exchange were lower yes
terday. Other local exchange rates showed no
variation.
Conditions in the loan market remain for
several months past, funds being in ample sup
ply for the usual trade requirements.
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PORTLAND, Jan. 19.-City creamery, extras,
BIC fancy outside creamery, 35@37c; store
ls@2Oc.
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St. Loui, Wool MarIxet

ST. LOUIS, JAM 19.-Wool, nominal. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 1eh@231zc; light
nne, 161a G20c: heavy fine, 101S @16c; tub
washed. 23@31hc.
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Hay md Feedstufrs

The wet weather is operating against the hay
market. as buyers do not attend the daily sales
as a rule, and those who do are looking for bar
gains. They are unable to get them however,
as holders firm and make no concessions. All
feedstufs stand the same.
The circular of Somers & Co. says of hay:
Receipts of hay for the week ending today
have amounted to 1850 tons, practically the
same amount received the week previous.
Market conditions also remain about the same,
the only comment that we can make being that
the heavy rains which we have had throughout
the state have practically assured early green
feed and have furthermore given farmers comb
dence in regard to good crop next season Al
though there has been considerable area of
farming lands flooded, yet we do not believe
hay but undoubtedly considerable grain land
has been affected AS we write 1t is reported
that the heavy flood is reaching the lower Sac
ramento and San Joaquin valleys and there is
a possibility of some of the large delta lands
being flooded, In which case immense damage
would be done.
many places, yet we do not believe that this
will affect the receipts of hay in San Francisco.
for most of the supplies are at points where
freight is being handled schedule
alfalfa continues very firm, and although the
market may possibly be short for some little
time owing to the fact that principal sup
plies are now being brought from Nevada and
northern California points, yet we are in hopes
that therefore our market will be supplied with
this article"
Bran s2s .5o@so per ton for white and $3.50
" MiddlingsE $50 5oas5.5o per ton
Shorts-S33 @33. so per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, S27. 50030; rolled
oats for feed, $34@37 5o mixed feed. s2S@32
for average lots; oilcake meal, In 20 ton lots $780,
In 10 ton lots $3.50 in ton lots 500. small lots
$40. so; cocoanut cake or meal at mills, S25 so In
20 and 10 and $26 in ton lots. jobbing $26 so;
corn meal, S37@3S: cracked corn, $3S639: broom
corn seed. s1.15 per ctl; alfalfa meal and meal
falfa jobbing lots S24 carload lots $23 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. S19@23; wheat and oat, $50
%: tame oat. S1SG21; volunteer wild oat SIG
@1s; alfalfa. s15@1s.50: stock, $13@16 per ton
Straw-50@S5c per bale
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Meat Market

Dressed beef large veal and lamb are
somewhat higher Mutton and pork snow no
further change. Floods are holding back snip
ments and the market is accordingly very
strong.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers are as follows.
Betty 6S1fc per ID for steers. 61a9I1sc
for cows and heifers.
vea-9G91se for large and 912a1oi-e for
small.
MuttOn-Wethers. 1o61fc: ewes 9@iOe per 10.
Iamb-121sc per ID; spring lamb. 15c
Dressed Pork (per lbl-9ie I10c for light aud
So Q9c for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
Cattle-Steers. No. 1. 41s04stc: second quail
ity. 4d414e; third quality. 31zc: and heif
ers. 80 63%c for No. 4: second quality. SIC;
third quality, 21a@2%c; thin. 2Q21tc. bulls aud
stays. 2G214c: thin bulls 114G14c-
Calves-Jc per ID for light, 4tac for medium
and 4c for heavy
Sheep-Wethers. 41ae per ID; ewes. 4c per h.
Lambs-51f G513c per II.
Hogs-1OO to 200 lbs. 6Q6SSc: 200 to $50 lbs.
SO Q52tc; go TO 500 lbs. J1s 1ac; bOars 506I
GO per cent. stays 3OG4O per cent and sOws 1O9
20 per cent or from above quotations
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Portland Buttcr Marks

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 1e.-Flax closed at
81 SIN.
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- York stock List

New York Stock List
z. F. Hutton Co.. ze0 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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The Conee Market

COSTA RIGA
- "a l5i5c nom. for strictly prime washed
j. 4l3 nom- for prime washed
~ nom. for good washed.
IL s9I215c nom- for good to prime washed pea
II ql115c nom- for good to prime peaberry.
II 412 nom. for good TO prime
9@41Oatc nom. for fair.
q nom- for common 10 ordinary
. SALVADOR
Ia 4l z12c for prime to strictly prime washed.
LUZ 4llt2c for good washed
S74 4lOAc for fair washed.
~ Wtz Tor good 10 prime washed peaberry.
~ qlO%e for good to prime semiwashed.
SA dS1ac for superior unwashed
"a for good green unwashed.
10 4101ac for good to superior unwasbed pea.
berry.
4 g for common to ordinary
NICARAGUA
Y "a - for prime washed
ql2 for fair TO strictly good washed.
"a q St4c for good to superior unwashed
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Z q lS12c for prime to strictly prime washed.
IL II = 9l214c for strictly good washed.
1O$t U1114c for good washed
91s@1O1ac for fair washed
s3a@ 912e for medium.
4 for common to ordinary
II 9lz Tor good 10 prime washed peaberry
10 @1J c for fancy.
IL @1215c for prime
10 OIL for good.
610 for fair
10 az for peaberrv
a for low grade.
ECUADOR
1Ssc for current unwashed-
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Stagnation on the Exchange Causes
Professionals to Lose Interest
New York stock Exchange

n YEW YORK today fell into neglect
The the
apparently had the market themselves
efNrfho
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sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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New York Mining Stock.
Boston Stocks and Bonds

The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton Co.. 400 California street. San Fran
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09

and it would take a month for me
to go through this correspondence,
and l have very many other things
to do"
Are you going over to New York,
at all, Colonel ROOSEVELT" reporter
asked him.
Likes to Be Called Colonel"
The ex-president jumped at this
man when he heard the military title
and patted him on the shoulders.
Now, you know how to f1atter me, !"
he said, and then answered the Ques-
ton:
Il shall probably be in New York
several times before the time of sail
ing. I shall have to go to the Office
of the Outlook several times. But
/ shall attend no dinners or public
functions of any kind. That is posi-
tive. And shall not be interviewed.
I'm sorry" he said, beaming on
the circle of reporters, eff you fell
lows think / am going to give you
that you call the marble heart But,
really, am private citizen and
there Is no reason why I should be
putting my Views before the public
any longer"
Mr.. Roosevelt was dressed In bag
gy gray knickerbockers, with shaggy
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09
R. R. SURVEYORS
At LAKE CHE[AN
ENGINEERS BEGIN WORK ON THE
LAKE-BELIEVED TO BE PUR-
POSE no CONNECT WITH SKA
GIT BRANCH.

Chelan, March "a crew of sur
veyors came in yesterday and left
Lakeside this morning for the upper
end of Lake Chelan, where it Is sur
missed they Immediately will begin
a railroad survey toward the summit
Of the Cascades. They engaged a
packer and several other men here.
They were very reticent about
their work and It IL hard to deter
mine whether they are Hill or Harri-
man men. It ID generally thought
they are to connect with crews now
On the went side Of the mountains
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09

surveying an extension of the Skagit
branch Of the Great Northern.
1t has long been reported that this
branch would be extended across the
mountains, down Lake Chelan and,
by way Of Waterville, on to Spokane.
Such line, it is said, would find
comparatively easy pass through
some of the grandest scenery on the
continent, and would tap regions
wonderfully rich in timber, minerals,
fruit, wheat and live stock.
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NOW IT'S COL
ONEL" ROOSEVELT
SAYS HE LIKES THE TITLE
CHOPS FIRE WOOD - WILL
SAIL FOR HIS HUNT in AFRICA
MARCH %.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, March 9-Theo-
dore Roosevelt, private citizen, but
who would prefer to be called colonel,
was up and about his home at Saga
more Hill at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing. He received interviews in his
library In the best of spirits, and
later swung his ak on his shoulder
and went out to chop fire wood.
'I am not going to change my
plan OF giving no interviews on poll
tics or any other subjects" he said.
"But there Is this much that you
may want to know. You may cay
that the president said mean that
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09

Better get your bicycle ami sew
ing machine repairing done now than
to wait until later In the season
when the spring rush begins. ]. ].
Eyer, 81 Mission street.
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gray wooden stockings and high laced
miners boots; he wore also a brown
flannel shirt with a flowing blue tie,
and as soon as the interview was over
he pulled a crumpled SLOUGH hat on
his head, picked up two sharp axes
and started off to his wood lot to
chop some fuel.
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Mr.. Roosevelt said-'' he broke OF
and laughed heartily.

Mr.. Roosevelt said" he broke of
and laughed heartily.
Il must get over that habit quick
ly, but it seems to stick somehow, -
he continued. cat any rate, / shall
sail for Africa March %. Staterooms
have been engaged on a Hamburg
American ship which leaves Hoboken
at noon on that day. I don't remem-
Der the name of the vessel (the
steamship Hamburg). That ship
will take US to Naples, and from
Naples we will take a ship for Afri-
ca.
President Habit Sticks.
There have been no changes from
the original plans for the trip. We
are going ahead, just as l determined
when l made my definite plans, sew
eral weeks ago."
Mr.. Roosevelt said he had been
flooded with letters, kilograms and
cablegrams from friends and officials
all over the globe.
II wish you would say that the
president is" he stopped himself
short and laughed again. 81 wish
you would say for me that It will be
impossible for me to acknowledge all
these pleasant messages. even. You
see have no secretaries any more,
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At the Olympia.

A. Wood, Chelan.
s. HI. Jacoby, Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson, Brewster
G. F. France, Seattle.
Leroy Backus, Seattle.
w. P. McLaren, Seattle.
J. NJ. Anderson, Seattle.
George H. Mooman, Seattle.
w. F. Bemiss, Seattle.
r. B. Smith, Tacoma.
v. w. Buck, Seattle.
J. A. Miller, Seattle.
E. A. Gilmore, Seattle.
G. w. Griggs, Seattle.
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Several thousand dollars to loan
on approved city and farm property.
]. A. Gellatly. '''
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01
THE place for good goods

ab. ErahtnolleS @eu! SIM Staat
Colorado giebt eS piel @ei5er, aber
oaS &orn lit iiberaIl Idle6t, es lit
bort 5u troden. Die &~artofieln iab.
cit BORT audi idledt aus. SIN Mii.
louri, Der Burlington 9abn entlaug,
fein 0bit geieben. Gas &orn mar
%lteaenmeiIe gut, aber sutueilen aild)
ldleGt; Oiele 6arntcr ifneiOen es
ab fir Siebfutter. Die &eiie giu0
lotueit gut; mer lid aber nift Dor.
Itebt, u16 itb nidt ieIbit nit genii-
geuO 81 Giien mo 81 Grinfcn Der.
lorgt, fdbrt idled)t allf iolfem 9abn.
5u9. Wteinc 8egIeiterinnell, iSrall
Bauer un0 Srali 9feiteIe, battcn
ie6r gut geioret, 10 oaB es ms on
nidtS mangcltc. Gbee. &affee, WildJ
Butter, Snroinelt, 9roO, II. /. ~.
battei mir Die 6iilc. aber cinnol
mOIltcn mir altb grobartig i'll Der
Speiie.Gar eiien. @ir perlangten
&cgeta6le Soup mo ieoer bcfont
cinen fleinell gtapf Doll; i'd CLAUDE
obcr OaB Der Ibpaid pom @eidirr
in maudler Slide nod better lit, aIS
rpic oieie Suppe; ni6ts ais mic ein
wenig marntes 8aiier nit Riiben.
mo &raltt.S dnitel, o6rte Gals ltilO
Sdmol5. 8ir baben oann aid
ni6ts meiter beitcIIt, 1trtO bie 6roilell
bnben mie0er ielbit aoffee unb Sbee
gebrallt.
am 10. Sept. slbenoS Inn boIb
ad)t llbr, fomen mir D%ohlbebolten
mipOer in Ct. 2oi,iS arl, iuo mir BON
Serwanoten utb 6rellnoell bcr3lif)
betpillfomnt muroen. 9eIier fam
eS ielbit Or. Goof, Dem Norbpolents
0cder, nid)t paiiiren.
Sbr alter,
gllIgiIt 2oebnig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-01

rem mir menige Seiu9er 6a; idmmt-
lidJe altsitelllmgsgebaitOe murOen I'M
6 ubr IbenoS gcidloiien. Gn mir
ie0o6 oie illumination ieben molI-
ten, mo Oa man BET iold)cr 9ummcl
lei alld Ippetit befomlnt, 10 non-
0crtell mir mad Dem y&ife" mo ian-
ben bort cine OertiGe &eitoltratiolt
nit Der llcberif)rift p9eutideS 8ia-
fpmnten!"
2ieb Gaterlan6 magit rltbig iein;
6rotffurter 8itrit tbut'S lltht alein
ltnicr Sauerfroltt lit all6 iebr iein;
Drum itebt audi felt Die 8adt
am Hbeiu,
So oeuti6er 8rnocr fomm berein,
Gum &rallt II. 9ratipurIt @lofelein.
9o bieB eS min, s@ier lit gut
ieiu! @ier IaBt ms Siitten 6alletl,~
uno Saltcrfroilt u,O 9rotuurit ei-
len. Nad)oem mir ruiern @tm8er
gcItiIlt battelt, illftcn mir rnicr So-
tel auf.
Nm 10. Sept. muBten mir unier
@cpGf unb uiniere 6abrfarten be-
Iorgen lul0 reiiten hann Iberos Inn
8 ltbr bon Seattle ob. llebcr 9tadJt
idIGit man; iiebt aIin nidtS. 9Im
arlOcrn Morgelt lu1gefdbr 200 0iei-
len 5uriidgeIegt, iob man ni6ts ais
mic graltgeIbe, trofcne 8rairic; es
fing aid on marin Ill iucrOen. 8tS
Sppfone ie6r trodert, Nnfmit bort
Inn Il ltbr 0tittogs uno 9tof1nit.
tags Duroe eS INNER unertro9liher.
gis a6en0s 6 llbr fdbrt man fat
beit1nOig oltrd) 9ur6itide non Son0
bergen, 10 0aB man Die 9lllgen poll
Sano b%efouunt. Damn crrelfrtei1 nil
oen Columbia 6luB; Oprt mar Die
9lft rein ltno eS pltrOe aud fithlcr.
SIS puroe mieocr Nta6t, mo SIT ieb-
en- mat nidbtS; man tunlttc abcr ipiie
rem, Oob es ii6er Die Serge ging.
9aIo geht cs ourd) cinen Srnnlct,
ODER nan raiIcIt iibrr cine Bride.
sm 16. Sept. bel 8agcsonbrid,
miebcr nidtS oIS ipie Oiirre Yrorie,
bis Billings, 8po., ba lab man
@ei5en- ltlib Safer ; 6elber, prad)t-
boil, nod nid)t georoiden. Ilfalfa.
Sen modtcu tie Den Oritten Sfplitt
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StOO 8elphnnna. 500.

Die 2eier bieier 3eitun9 merOcn
it'd freuett, su erfabren, OaB es iuert.
igitens cine gefiirdtete aranfbeit
giebt pel1e bie @iiieniGaft in all
ibren Stufen al beilen I'M Stanoe
lit; Sails &atarrb.a1lr lit Die eins
5ige iebt Ser GrstItfen 8rii0eri6aft
befannte poiiitoe Sar.& atarrD erfors
Cert a. cine Gpnititlttionsfranfbeit
cine conI4tnltionelle 8eballolung.
genommen ll1lo pirft 0ireft auf OaS
8Int ultb Die id)Ieimigen S6erfIG6en
bes SDItems, 0a6rtr6 Die @runolage
Der &ranf6eit 5erit0renO un0 Dem
8atienten &raft gebenb, iubem tie
sic Contribution oes &orpers oufs
BAIT rtlO Der Hotltr 51 ibrem 8er-
fe bilft. Die @igentBiimer babet
teIio piel Sertrailelt al ibrem Sell.
frdften, Dab tie eitbullbert Dollars
8elobniing fir ie6en Sail anbietet,
Sen iie 5l fltriren berfebIen. 2aBt
gu9 cine Site bolt 3eilgniiien fom'
men. Ian abreiitre:
S. s. gbenep & Co., Soleoo, 8.
8erfntft bon allen apotbefern, 70
cents. Sails Sarnilten.4illen iino
Die belten.
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Gingcianbt,
pon &crrn slltguit 2oebnig.

BON &errn Slliguit 2oebuig.
ct. 2ouis, @o., Sept. 26 '09
@eebrte &Gooftion.
@ierntit mill i'd meinen 9erift
iiber Die &iidreiie bon Sort GrcS.
sent nad) CT. 2oltiS mittbeiIet, boz.
fen0 OaB ipobI GinigeS fir Die 2eier
0eS Subsidiaries pon Sttereiie iein
0iirfte.
NodOpm i6 orei Monate bel met
mem Gnfel, Ssfar Sotparb oas i6on-
ite, fitble Sommcripetter nerlebt bot.
1 te, meldeS einem ulten &llaben bon
ST Sabren unO 3 Mouatcn lebr
iuobltbut. % meine Spd)ter
&lara NIT 6rau Bauer mo lire
Shutter, 6rall Neitele, bon ct. Souis
1lad bier fnmetl, bate i9 cute @e-
fdlIdait. 6rnu 9niter nn0 6ralt
Neitelc fnmpirten in BORT sIn9ele5,
in 8eicllidaft bon grliOer, Sobn,
SdmGgcrn nno Gufelfinoern. Son
Sort Crescent bis mad &ort Ingc-
les linO cs % Weilen, 10 DAB mir
ms gegeuieitig per Boot beiltd)ei
tonltten, Nber es lit allies Scr.
9dngIidl, urb bie 3eit sur &iifreiIe
fam beron. Die Sroltell MOLTEN 5lis
rid iein 5iir ct. 2ouiier 8eItipod)e,
1tnO 0a meme Sod)ter &iarn cine
8limmcltour mad Sprtlauo, ct.
Gral5isfo urlb Sos 9ln8eles mndlt,
utto mcine End)ter 2oltro i'm 8eitcn
blciben mill, mo id nidt allen 5lt'
riidreiicn poIltc, 10 reiite i'd in @e'
icllid)aft Ser obengcnamteit, beioen
Sroiten.
Ibrciie bon Sort Crescent on IT..
Sept. bis na6 &ort NngcIcs, ST mel
ner Geiiebegleitllitg. gm IL. Sept.
I'M / llbr gtadm. slbfobrt Iad) Sc
ottle, SIS MciIen per Boot. 8,in.
6eriG6nes @etter; Oos @(cer 10
glatt pie ein Spicgel; Die ihonite
5ernlidt. abenb$ I'M 10 llbr Sin.
fu1lft Int Seattle. Sim 10. Sept.
Oil llmgcacno BON Seottlc per
StroBenbubn beii9tiot; an IA. Die
oor,ia4 Gusitelililg beirdt. IS rpa-
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StoHDbiH.

@lrrabl fir ocn 6fonbbiH
9aicbaIl 8eom. Sic babcH Scn
SlpisS, Geam pieber grboten, un6
oicSntol gan5 geb6riG; 38 5u 8. 9as
labt iih b0rui! maS2
SEER Eoitor allln tunr St
Gnbc DER porigcn @ode etipas lcio-
enc; cs frcit ms icOodl, miitbeiIert
5u f0nnen, DAP CT iid tuieocr crbolt
bat.
@nS gllie& 2nl0 fir orc Gar.
merci uno Die &iebsudt nnbeIangt.
lam lid Stoup9iu mo llntgeeeuo
icocnfaIIS ic6en Ioiicn. SIN borig.
en- Serbit erbielt aiiguit Safob atf
Der Sorllnusitelluig in Rcu Saben,
800, Den eriten Sreis fir Saorn.
luto bieieS Sabr crbieIt erHit Beng,
eilt illitger 5ormer, Den erftcn BrciS
fir &orn, pdbreno q. @umper. Sr.,
ailf Ser N(usitelfrmg in SDcnsbiIlc.
fir oas bette gieb fiinf blaiie mo
otpei rotbe 8Gn0er erbielt.
Die GARNER boben icst ollie
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dlHerence might exist between King
of Judea and king of the Jews. View
ing the situation in the popular and
not official sense of the term, Herod
was so little king of the Jews that the
day of his death became a popular ma.
tional festival. Saul, David and Solo
mon as kings of all Israel were kings
of the Jews. After Solomon and the
division of the kingdom the line of
the kings of Israel extended from
Jereboam to Hoshea, ending at the
captivity (721 B. c., the kings of
Judah from Rehoboam to Zedekiah,
599 B. C. After the captivity the
style of king of the Jews was first as
sumed by Judas Hyreanus Aristobulus
(107 B. c. and after his death by his
son Aristobulus 60 B. c., who
reigned until overthrown by Pompey.
This second Aristobulus of the Macca-
beean dynasty was the last to bear
the official designation of the king OF
the Jews.