davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29

they dashed along with foam from
their mouths flying all over them.
When they had passed, the spectators
turned around and looked back up the
road to see if they could see anything
OF the driver. Nothing was in sight
but moment later a cloud of dust
and soon an automobile was
seen in the center of it. The speed
which the horses were making was
nothing compared to the way that
automobile tore along and it swept
along like meteor.
Auto Win sthe Race.
A man who had been standing on
the step and holding on to the back
of the seat jumped off as the machine
slowed down and caught the bits 81
the horses. The frightened animals
made weak struggle as they wetc
pretty well tired out and they were
stopped in short order. 1t turned out
that the farmer had left his wagon
for minute, during which time his
team hiked off without him, leaving
bin to walk. An automobile showed
up, however, and the driver gladly un
dertook the task of catching the RUIZ
Always which was accomplished i.
whirlwind fashion The team was lit
tie the worse for its sprint.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
NO REASON FOR 1T.
When Rock Island Citizens Show the
Certain Way Out.

Certain Way Out.
There can be no just reason why
any reader of this will continue to
suffer The tortures of an aching back,
the annoyance of urinary disorders,
ills when relief is so near at hand
and the most positive proof given
that they can be cured. Read what
a Rock Island citizen says:
Mrs. Charles Weiss, 821 Fourth
avenue, Rock Island, Ill.,. says: 81
was troubled by kidney complaint for
some time and there were severe
pains across the small of my back
that made it very difficult for me to
bend over or do any lifting. l was
often dizzy and had headaches, in
fact every symptom of kidney COM
plant was present. A member of
my family had been cured of this
trouble by Doan's Kidney Pills and
| was thus led to get a box at the
Harper House pharmacy. After TAX
ing a few doses | was relieved and
from that time on / improved stead
lily until every symptom of my trouble
had disappeared. Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me and therefore l fee
that l owe my endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buf
fale. N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Airdome.-Last hight the
Callicolte Stock company presented
the four act comedy drama, "The Re-
demption" to the patrons of the air
dome. The house was packed. Miss
Belle Barchus, the leading lau.!. gave
an excellent performa zee. of France
Lee. Lew Silvers, as tue tramp, gave
good reading of the part. His WORK
is also very good. Mr.. Waicott, as the
bad man, was conventional but pleas ii
The rest of the company gave good
support. The play VIII be- changed To-
morrow night. The conpa"v Will PIE
sent the three act cor!edv drama,
"Reddy's Luck" and Friday nigh,
Auida's famous play, Under Two
Flags"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29

4 rss Ssn Nor ss @s CURED

No knife, no Injection or detention from
business. The most difficult ruptures
held absolutely under all conditions
with ease and comfort. No leg straps,
no elastic bands, no steel springs with
my guaranteed appliances. Quit expert
menting with worthless trusses and
mail order treatments, and be cured for
life. Fifteen years. successful practice;
II. 900 cured patients. many in this vi
entity. no papers to sign. e
Supporters and appliances for all
forms Of abdominal and pelvic COM
plants. Elastic Hosiery, etc. Catalogues
at hotel or from "a Adams street, Chi
cago. Ill.
N. H. BROWN, N. D.
At the Rock Island House, Rock
Island, H., June 80,
1909.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
10000
struction of plant. .......
On Rock IsInnd Rapids. !.

iotais -. @oVV,VuU
On Rock IsInnd Rapids,
The following paragraph deals with
the section of river just above this
city:
In division A. comprising the Rock
Island rapids, and in local charge of
Assistant Engineer j. s. Bassett. it Isl
proposed to continue work on the 6
foot project, which project contem-]
plates two independent canals with as
deep water pool connecting them ut:
Hampton and rock excavation from:
Moline lock to foot OF the rapids. The:
funds-allotted viii be. used in strength.
ching by means of a concrete core
wall the dam running up river from.
the head of Benhams island and also,
in excavating and removing to grade
rock and other material from the pro-
posed channel of the lower canal. a
suction dredge will be operated in re-
moving extensive mud deposits from
the channel near head of Arsenal Is
land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
AUTO BEATS A
RUNAWAY team
Thrilling Race Is Made on
Twelfth Street, and Ma
chine Is Winner.
RECORD TIME WAS MADE
Horses Had Started Away Without
Driver, But He Was Given a
Lift and Overlook Animals.

A most thrilling sight was witnessed
by a number of people who happened
to be travelling on Twelfth street near
the city limits last evening and 1t IS
one that they will remember long
time 1t was race between pair
of horses and an automobile and the
horses were beaten in short order.
The first thing the spectators saw Of
the race, was team of badly fright
ened horses tearing down the road
without a driver. The horses were
drawing a light wagon and were COW
ering the ground in record time No
one attempted to stop the animals and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Today's Quotations on Provisions, Live
I Stock. Feed and Fuel

Today's Quotations on Provisions, Live
Z Stock, Feed and Fuel.
Rock Island, June 29.-Following are
the Wholesale prices ON the local
market today:
Provisions and Produce.
Eggs-Fresh, 19c to zoe.
Live Poultry = Hens, per pound
f2kc; spring chickens, 81 to SIS pei
dozen.
Butter-Dairy, zoe; creamery, Csc.
Lard-11c.
Potatoes-S0c to 9Oc; new, $1.40 to
$3.50.
- Feed and Fuel.
= Grain-Corn, 75c: oats, Coo.
Forage - Timothy hay, SIS to $1i;
straw. 81.
.coal-Lump. per bushel, lac; slack
1850.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
DR.. GILMER IN HERO ROLE
Roseville Pastor Carries Blazing.
Tank Out of Church.

DR.. U. z. Gilmer, pastor of the First
Methodist church of Roseville, ILL.,, and
well known here, is the hero of his
home town because he averted VIVA,
threatened to be a serious fire. Sun
day evening at a union service h..lG
AT the Methodist church an explosion
of carbide used with stercopticon
occurred and for a time it looked as
though lives were in danger but The
nervy pastor grabbed the blazing tank
ard carried 1t out of the church with
the result that no one was hart hut
himself. and he was oniy slightly
burned. = ~ @
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
THE MARKETS.

Chicago, June 29-Following are the
quotations on the market today:
Wheat.
July, 115A, 11GH, 1145s, 116.
September, 1903, lila, 1879, 115s.
December, 1888, 109A, 1GSA, 109s4
Corn.
July, 70A, 7OA, 691k. 7O%.
September, GIN, CTS, 664, 67ss.
December, SIS, 5SB, 575s. 5S1s.
Oats.
July, 1875, 49A, 4S7s, 491s
September, 1875, 1885, 43, 43is.
December, 431a, 437s, 433s, 4SA.
Pork.
July. 1887, 1920, 1887, 20.15.
September, 2O10, 20.45, 2O.1O, 2O.40.
Lard.
July, 11.60, 117o, 11.57, 1165.
September, 1162, Ills, 11.62, Ills.
October. 11,57, 11.67, 11.57, 11.67.
Ribs.
July, 11.07. 11O7, HOO. 11.O7.
September. 1927, 1897, 1887, 1927.
October, 1880, 1882, 1915, 1882.
Receipts today-Wheat A, corn SAT
oats 243, hogs $4,000, cattle $500
sheep $4,000.
Estimated receipts Wednesday :
Wheat 5. corn 159, oats 1876, hogs "a,
900.
Hog market opened weak, SC lower
Hogs left over $500. Light $7.30I
Z 80, mixed and butchers s745@S.05
good heavy $7.55@sIo, rough heavy
1855 at 77.75.
$ Cattle market opened steady.
: Sheep market opened weak.
! Hogs at Omaha $500, cattle 300
Hogs at Kansas City 5000, cattle
5000.
I Hog market closed weak to 5 cents
lower. Light $73o@7.S5, mixed and
butchers $7.40@S.o5, good heavy $7.5t
@s,07. rough heavy s7.50@77o.
Cattle market closed. steady. !,
Sheep market closed weak.
Northwestern receipts-M Minneapolis
today 1870, last week 100. last year los
Duluth, today Is, last week 10 las,
year &C.
Liverpool opening cables-Wheat X
to X higher, corn unchanged
Liverpool closing-Whe u to u
higher, corn unchanged.
Northwestern receipts-Minneapolis
today 100. last week 1901 asst year
1oS; Duluth, today Is, last week 10
last year Sc.
New York Stocks.
New York, June Following are
the. quotations on the stock marke1
today:
Gas 114%
Union Pacific ... 1893 q
U. S. Steel preferred ........... 1861
u. s. Steel common 60
Reading 16e1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-29
Count the
Pennies

The little things that count are
the pennies. The nickels and
dimes that most people don't
count in tneir expenditures are
the Cnes that waste your dol
lsrs. Place your dollars with
this strong bank for safe-keep-
ing and the accumulation of
interest. Our financial stand
ing is of the highest, and we
offer exceptional advantages.
We invite you to open an ac-
count with 81 or more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
&anfr0nb nno NlntucrNiekcn.

MGitc gear, Winn., 5. @htalIt.
.- Hobcrt Gobl fam bcllte iriib III sic
biciigc o6irit Stotc 9ont," in lpcls
Mcr li6 &oiiirrr 9ufrcO 2t>,ger oGein
bclollo, ridtctc cincn Hcoolucr ouf
rCn Gcnmtcn mo 5pon0 oeniclbcn,
Inn ollc9 oorbol0enc Gopiergclo IN
Der @onf, $3.50, mIs5uIicicrn. guf
(cilcr Tllttd) muroc CT non 9iir1crll
rrriolat mo 6urd eincn Mepolpcr.
iditB foot nicocrgcitrcdt, nodocln CT
cincn &erfolQcr, Nomcn5 Notbolt
tanners, blird) cincn SduB ms Scr5
Gttootct bottc. Wm. Butter. cil an.
ncrer Scr &criolqcr, crbiclt cine
IctenSacf0brli6c Sd)uBmunoc in Ocrr
llntcrIcib.
Gobl bate Orci Gage lang ols Gag.
l0bncr bier ~gcorbcitct mo crbiclt
hcllte iriib cincn Gbef iiir $6 ais
Sobn. lin iid) Den G6cd olls,u6len
I'll loIIcrl, ging CT III Die 9onf, uno
Gig or Nu9cr oIlcin BORT ionb, be.
'hlob cr %oficn6nr, Die giinitigc sc.
%lcgenbclt iiir cincn Hallb 5u bcllltben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
@pr bonn Yrmen-S ricobof bciua6rt.

Nemorf, M, ). IuguIt. -
0itrd bic MiIbtbotigfcit BON 6reun,
Den ltno Nadborn milroen sic 2eifct
ton 6rou Suliu Nemetb ulto oeren
Sobnd]cl GIer, oic porgcitcrn aus
ocm Worrls-aannl ge5ogen murocn,
ror DEM armcnfrieobof befpobrt.
Set Dem 2eifenbeitotter IN 9tr. 549,
Wtnrfet- StraBe, moren Die 2eihen
ciIf9ebobrt uno 5oblreihe 6reunoe
Der 6ornilie mo 3eugierige ionoen
lid cin. @s nuroe Die Slummc BON
llbcr $40 beigeiteuert, nm Ole BE.
6ro6niBfoiten 5it trosen. Gnoerc
t~lilotbGtige Weniden botten nod ga.
6u b%eigetragen, 10 bob Die 9eiden ae.
Itcrn auf Dem 6rieobofe ,llm 6eiliaen
Grade beigeiest lpcrben fonnten. Die
6omilic Hen1etb II. 0eren 8crmonbtc
limo sn arm. nm ole Sear6bnibfoitcu
troNen 81 fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
SeClen ucrfGnfrr i'm (4arn.

FbiloocIpbiu, .. Nugitit. -
Sn 5iuei Monnerl, Die bier iltter Der
Mnfluge perboitet lultroen, Die t6.iGh.
rl9e Ecorl aeBler bon Nr. 1t6, Giier.
StroBe, Nclu = 9orf, 5u rmnloroli.
lten 3iuefen nod Ehiluoelpbia ae=
brod)t mo fir $25 oil einen oetpilien
9totbolt MILLER perfnuft SIT babelt,
9loilbt Die Eoli5ei Die &Goelsfiibrer
ellter @onoe erluiitt at boben, Die
lelt longerer 3eit einen idJpungbnf-
ten Woodenbonoel betrieb.
Gie beiben &erboftetcn goben ibre
Norlen oils benjamin 9ernItein bon
HlpingtonItroBe, mo Serm. Sapetto
bon Dit 4. Strobe, Neru = 0orf, on
ltno iino unter ie $1,000 Siirgidoft
fitr elm lpeitercs Gerbor geiteQt NOR
ben. Sn ibrem 9eiise puroen 9riefc
bon S%reuoenbotS : 9eiibern gefun-
Den, ipelhe Tie idiper beloIten. WiQer.
Dem lie Die fleine aeBler perfouft bo-
ben iouen bcfinoct iidj alcihfqasb nt
Soft. tad;o,,aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Gbnna Sins blci6t in Saft.

Ncm Dorf, ). 4uarit. - &C.
Itern NodmittoJ bcItotigte Hihtcr
SroOp 5lln0hit Den BON Chung Sing
clluirften Sobeos Corpus 9cfebl uno
bicIt 9leid) oorouf, nodocm ibm nit
QctbeiIt worocn luor, boB 9cgcn bclt
Gbincien IN Ger6inoung nit Dem
SigcI.MorO cin Softbeicbl ipegclt
@eibiiIic ernirft noroen lei, Den gltr.
idcn inter $4,000 bis 5ltr meitcrcn
Nerbonolun9 icit. Ger 9iitriftSan.
malt bate bcouftro9t. Dob Die 9iirg.
ldJoit ouf $4,000 nngeiebt meroc,
rodr cntlficO Der Hifter, Dob $4,000
gcnllgclo Iciell. IS mltr0e Hidter
VroOp ebcninltS mitgetGeilt, ooB ocr
dineliIfc Golmctifer Guam Did
Nam bon pcrihieoencn Gbineien nit
Dem Sooe beorobt moroen lei, iaaS
II llid)t oufb0rc, oen 4merifonern BET
Ger SerioIgung bcs Morocrs BON 81.
JIG Stgel biiIircif sur 9on6 at ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Nuslicfcrnna pcrwciacrt.

Froptncctpiu II, Moii., 5. Ilt-
quit. NIa 0citerll Der Eoli5iit Or
nett BRADFORD int @ilftrog OerStootS-
Eoli5ci luicoer cridien, Inn Die Ser
boftlulg OcS Nieboufludrters Gopib
". @iaiom1 -5u prrloit9el, crflGrte
ibm ghnriroI Sd)roebcr, @iainmS lei
ollf ocm arcll5er mgrpiric" nod 80
Iton gelonot lporoen llilo iueroe BORT
oui DEM Sdlodtihiff oWtiiiollri" be-
bolten iueroell, bis Die Marine . Cont
million lire llnteriud)ilng iiber oen
Soo beS NufmGrterS Surriion $. 80
tier, melfcr nod einer 9orerei nit
@iGiomS oln Ieeteu Sreitog on Sorb
OeS Shlad,titifies p@ermont" ein-
truf, beel1oet bube. BRADFORD begob
lid ipGter nod Bolton.
@aibin9ton, 9. =, ). Nl9nIt.
GoS Ilotten. Gepnrtement bat be.
iMloIien, Gopio @iaioms an Die
StootSbeboroe pypm Glaioduletts
otSatlicicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Hcncr EoliScid)ci iiir Chicago.

Gblcogo, Ill@, ., Nnqltlt. =
George ". Sbippp, Der Eoli5cid)ef
BON Chicago, reid)te Dem Wopor9uiie
lpegen ar1nflihfeit feline Heii9notion
ein. Gr beiinoet lid sur 3cit III Ie.
toslen, Wtid).. mo fam, mie CT NIT
ibeilt, crit nad) &erloui picler Mo.
note ouf ole Notwithstanding leiner
@ciunobeit rcd,llell.
Gum Nadiolger Sbippp'S bot
Wopor Butte ieinen Tripatiefret0r
9ernoro !. Wullunen Crnnnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

WfGnlergelong5 intereiijrt, bat 9e=
i%timnun9en crloIien, Die iif otf cine
9tcuor0nung Der NcttltrcIte BON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bc}icben. Die
ic &cItimmlngen iiuO OoS EcIltltnt
Scr &cobodtungGn, Die Der &ollcr
oltf Dem leBten 0clttlhcn Sangerttlt
IN 6rdnftltrt Il. 81. GCnlud)t bottc.
g8ic crinnerlidL mobutc Der &allet
Oonlol@ Dem goll5Cn Qrci2lin9cn bon
@niung bis 5lt @n0c bel uno er COB
aIci6 nod 8ecnoigulg ociielbet Der
2lniiht Au$Orud, ooB ScrIt)ieOenca
bate on0crS iein iollcu. Nof lclrer
jest in pr6ciitn @orihriitcu nicOerge.
lc0tcn 0leinung iolItc ooa @cttiIits
gen oltf elmer Observation-Disclosures 9as
lis pcrouitoltct mcrOclt. 2l9 |rci2.
d)0rc ~iolltclt leidterc 2icocr gctp0blt
luerOcn, ais Dies biShcr Der Sal &c.
pcicn lit, uno oltBcrocm iolltcn bel
ser Ntsiuobl Scr 2icocr ntcbr 0i2
floiiii6en GomponiItcn bcriIdiiGtigt
uer0cH.
&0nia 6rie0rih Nugu it all
Der 9ronOit0tte
nod inln1cr roltd)ell Die SronOrnl.
men dllf ser 9rcaocncr o&ogclluiclc."
&oniG 6ricorid Nltgltit bot OicSronO.
itGtte in @uQenidcin Qcnonunen. Il2
INNER GROCER %erlpeiit ii6 Ser &erlllit
Der 8uoenbciiber, ]bcionocra Der tlct.
men 2eute, iueldc AQcS Don Ocn Gtll'
nnbmen Oea 6citcs crluortct uno IN
uielen GSG1en ibrc gnn5cn GrlporniIiC
ollfgcmun0t botten, linO uillirt.
Ger &0nig bat einet nombotter
@eIObcitrog acroOc iiir Oieic Nbgc.
brunntet gcitiftct.
Gas 8atent tn bf o III en- nj / /
Imcrifo.
Ter N6idIlb 0ca Fotentobfonts
mems NIT Den Ser. Stuotcn bnt bier
QroBe 9ciricoiqtng bcruorgerufcn. -
Die biciige Ncgierun8 benubt nm
0oS Mbfommcn ais @rlln0lagc fiir ci.
ne gleidt GeritGnOiglng nit onOeren
| SGrl0erlt.
Snterpellotiou ii6cr q b.
pcrrutlg q.
Gic ItrcnQcr Goriift3mlobrcgeGn,
Die Don sen 9eb0r0cn onIGBlid Scr
2Gnmeienbcit Der G5orcnfomiIie in Ser
9lt6t bon Gdcrnf6roc ~getroffen NOR.
sen morcn. Iollen I'M Rci68tog 3lr
Sprodlc gc6rod)t lper0cn. Gic So4
5iol0enlofroten bobcn cine babingc.
benoc &ntcrpcQotion on9cmelbet.
@ie id)ou beridtet, 6ot bic g(6iper-
rung Ser 9udt 81 ichr pi5lcn Imam.
ncbntlidfciten acfiiGrt.
VI oricttn .Sllp'S Tmerifo q.
.,. Hfobrt. n,
NomCutliG hin SbCntcrfreiieu bal
bic plobtid)c Gbfahrt Der befonuter
Sdoujpiacrin M arietto GQp pom
v0cutidcn fbeoter" arobeS 9ufiebcr
crrcat. 0ic Slbio6rt lit Dorgciterr
bon Bremen aus nit Dem 2lopo6om
pier oErtn5 6ricSrif @iI6eIm" ar.
foI9t, unb 5luor in GrfiiQrng zines
Gontroftes nit Sen SbubertS, nod.
mcIdcm 8r(, DIN in Ntelp e 2)orf in
ucridic6cnen Roaen oltftreten miro.
Ter Shouipiclcrin foIgt Der Gorrpurl
ocS Gontroft6rllfes nod, BOD crflGri
Sr. @ltitop NmbCrg. meld)er ocn omc.
ritoltiihcn Gortroft perntittclt bot
BOB Sri. SnD. nidt rcd)tlid an oo$
biciige Gbcotcr gcbunocn glmcien lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Inter M~iuroGnflngc,

Som eDengS. Grld1oB ntl1e1l'
ifcu @icefoniuI. neil ibm Der
iel6c feline STEELE periHoiite.
Ncm Oorf, 3. Au9uit. - ollns
ier 0cfluno lit, bob ein ppri0Blihcr
Morb oorlieqt, NM gegen Den Arrc.
itontcn Mong BON 6bcng erbcbcu
miro oie Gnfloge Der Gb0teri6aft."
9as obigc &eroift 8oben Die @t.
idporencn ob, nnfoem Coroner
SbrooD Ben ISlqueIt bctreffs Der Gr.
morOulg ocS fineiiihen Sicetoniuls
Gboum 2ot Using in g}r. Is, 9rouos
man. no iif oos dineiiide 9oniulot
befin0et, obgebolten bate.
@ong gob 5u BOB er Den SduB
ob9efcltert bottc. Gr bcballptete III
Deb, Bob er ooS 9ureolt oe0 Sicc-
f%oniulS gegon8cn lei, nm i'm I'm
llnterItitBltn1 5u eriuden, oo ibn ell
S6lufplat gemon9elt bobe. Got
Wing babe periitft, i'm nit eiltem
ReuolOer 81 pcrtreiben. Gr bnbe ibut
Die @offe entluunben un0 babel bobc
lid oiCiel6e cntlooen ullD Die 9uQcl
lei DEM Gicefouiul in Den a0rper &C,
Orrn9cr1. SpGter CAB @ong at, Dob
CT iclbit ben Hepolper 0~etouit uno
nit nod) Dem &%oniulot gebrodt bare.
Gos &oniulot itclt ais Spc5iol-
poli5ilten WfifoeI WtcGonoIo ar.
0ericlbe ertldrtc. bob er 0en W0r0cr
nnnGbcrn0 bunoert Nal i'm 9ureou
beS So6ten geieben babe. 9llf i'm
bobe @org ben GinDrltd zines berobz
qctomntenen Shlni6tgutS gen1oft.
9etrcifS beS GiccfoniuIS bobe @onq
i'm bCfragt, Oh oerielbe ans 0alfom
famine. Gr babe inn inoeB nlit0s-
tbeilt, DOB Oericlbe aus SongfonA
fontme.
WcIonolO gob c6enio1o 3lL Oob
er ip0tcr IN Der Boli5eiltotion @ong
gefroQt babe, mesbulb er Den 8ict.
foniuG cri6oIien babe. Gle Nntmort
lei Qclpeien; ygSeil or mir feline gr=
belt ocridofftc."
Gic ciQentli6e S6icBerci ollf bern
&orri0or Dor Dem 8oliIlot butte fci-
ner Ser pernonmencn 3cugen geie-
ben. Gie FoIi5titen 8ilion mo &c
gor bon Der &obnItroBensS tntion cr.
tlGrtcn inbeB, BOB tic ipGter Moug
Dor iein Spfcr geihlcppt bitten uno
J-0ob Der @icefoniltl Ben @efnngenen
olS 6en ShicbboIo ioentifi5irte.
Glnter MiQer u1o GhoS. 6. Hec6.
Die IN Nr. Is, 9rooopop, 8urcour
inne boberl. erflGrten, ooB lie, ollrd)
oeu 26rm ouf Dem 9orrioor olti-
merfiom Gcmoft, h~inousgcblidt unO
qeie6en bGttclL mic @ong uno scr
&icefoniul m%iteinonber rorgen. 8bi.
lip @ortb, elm neutrality-suspicious..
Der IN 0em @ebGltoc 5i tbun bottc,
beriftetc, mic or benz SdieBbol0
nadgclotfcn lei lno i'm oltf Ser
StroBe nicocrgcidlo9en babe. Sim
bobc @on9 crfl0rt, BOB er Den &icr-
toniul eri6oiicn babe, neil oericlbe
linn @eIo ihuIOig ocmeien lei uno
i'm nidt babe be5oblen mo1sen.
Sbnc, Dob sic @eld)porenen iidJ
i~i6crbollpt 81 elmer pripotcn @cro-
t6ung 6uriid5o0cn, goben tic Sen 9c.
fltno ob, OoB @ong nl8 Der W0roer
on5uieben iei mo ser Coroner iibcr.
mics i'm ntd) ioiort ohne 3uloiiung
bon 9iirgiGoft ocn @roBgcI6more-
men.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-19
DEMOCRATS OPPOSED
TO INCREASE OF SALARIES
Especial to The sentinel.l

special TO Inc sentinel.
Washington, Jan. democratic
senators. almost to a man, have let
it be understood that they are op-
posed to the proposed increase in the
salaries of the president, vice presi-
dent and speaker of the house of rep
resentatives.
The executive and judicial appro-
priation bills having been reported
out of the committee, Senator Gull
bertson Immediately attacked it un-
der the rules. holding that the feat
ure relating to the salaries does not
belong to the regular bill. Before
the debate had closed for the day,
there was no doubt left in the minds
of Mr.. Taft's friends upon the floor
that he probably would have to be
content with a salary of $50, 900.
The bill carries 100000 year for
the president and 100000 each for
the speaker and vice president.
Senator Clay said the country is
running wild with extravagant no.
tions. I'VE now appropriate for the
presidents use $4,000 year for
the care of his horses, So 900 for his
fuel, $4,000 for his greenhouse and
so on-a sum totaling every year
in addition to his salary, $4,000.
| suggest that this is enough" he
said.
There is an item of $4,000 in the
legislative appropriation bill for hors-
es and carriages for Vice President
elect Sherman, which has escaped
general attention. The bill passed
the house without comment on the
item. 1t was noticed by the senate
appropriations committee, and, not to
be outdone in courtesy to their next
presiding officer, the senators on the
committee promptly voted a like ap-
preparation for horses and carriages
for Speaker Cannon.
Intelligence of the senate's liberal
ity was borne to the speaker. The
shock was great when the speaker
declined the accommodation. He
takes his rides in the automobile of
his friend, Colonel HUFF, wealthy
representative from Pennsylvania.
No handsome teams of cropped. high
stepping horses for Uncle Joe. No.
thank you.
So the appropriation for horses and
carriages for the speaker of the house
of representatives went out of the
bill, but s75, 900 for the convenience
of Vice President-elect Sherman, now
a member of the house. remains to
the delectation of his friends in the
house.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-19
HE STARTS FOR HOME.

= Hon Anson Burlingame John +
+ son. brother of w. r. Johnson, !.
+ S. Russell Johnson and Mrs 4.
r John ID. Reeder, all of this coun- +
+ ty. was flying visitor to this I.
+ city and to Palisade yesterday, J.
= leaving last night for the west +
= to take steamer for his home in +
+ Manila. +
Ten years ago Mr.. johnson was
one of the best known citizens OF
western Colorado. Following the ter
mination of his consulship at Annoy
China, Mr.. johnson went to the Phil
ippines and has remained there ever
since, being engaged in some very
large undertakings on the islands.
Mr.. Johnson is the man who pro-
noted the Manila electric road. He
is now the representative of several
large New York corporations on the
Islands and also for the Iloilo cleo
tric railway.
For the very short time that Mr..
Johnson was in the city yesterday he
met many friends, who would have
been glad had he extended his visit
to a greater length; but business mat
ters necessitated his catching the
next boat across the Pacific from San
Francisco.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

From today's weather map we take
the following:
Forecast till p. m. Wednesday.
issued at Denver.
For Colorado: Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday.
Weather Conditions.
The high pressure moves slowly
east and overlies the southern and
eastern states with the crest off the
New England coast. Under its in
fluence the temperature has continu-
ed to fall in the middle and north
Atlantic states.
The Montana low has moved east
to Lake Superior, causing general
rise in temperature over the middle
states.
A second disturbance of much
energy appears off Puget Sound, caus-
ing rainy and much warmer weather
in the extreme northwest.
Conditions indicate continued part
ly cloudy to cloudy weather in this
vicinity for tonight and Wednesday.
with no marked change in the tenn
perature.
Il. NJ. HARDINGE.
Official in Charge.