davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The developments in the various oil fields during
the last week unimportant. a rule In the
lower Southwest and Southeastern Ohio operators
were inclined to take advantage OF the
weather 10 push development work Efforts
being made TO locate producing territory. and
operators are willing TO spend money in any dis
trict that shows any encouraging signs. Nearly all
the territory in this section, however has been
partly tested but il is believed that there is still
room for new pools. Interest again centred in the
lower Southwest during the week, but the results
were rather disappointing This IS especially true
OF the pool at Shinnstown, in Clay County.
In Lincoln County several new compilations
reported during the week the important OF
which were the Hamlin OH Company's test which
turned out TO be gasser, with a capacity Cf l"nN0
cubic feet day, and the same companys No. 6.
which started with capacity OF 100000 feet day.
Light producers reported IN Roane County In
jackson Township, Perry County. Southeastern
Ohio, an independent operator has a show for
seventy-rive 10 hundred barrel producer. In Fair
field County the Diamond on and Gas Company
has drilled q and viii have q fifty y-barrcl pro-
Queer In the Illinois fields some good producers
we're reported in the Obiong District. Field work
Eencralv In Robinson and Crawford counties win
show, an increase over that OF the previous month
Development work in those counties Is beginning
TO pick up and prospects are good tor active
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

Government bond quotations compare aS i''''
with those OF p week ago:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

sa2.oOO.OoO Total sales for the week 80,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

The hank exchanges of the New York Clearing
House and the shan es sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and In the same week OF the
preceding two years compare follows:
MAY .. '0S. May l. %
pos I&G 20 81 6413s4 Sls3s ga col
No sharss sold 1852 $50 3,7T2ll
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
RANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.

q s27. 7a4 TotaI eeles Il the NeeE. 'Unlls.ed.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

uEal
hnaI
sHIlt ghandIow nresi In the
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

PENNSYLVANIA STEEL CO
The Pennsylvania Steel Company's eOnloineo
come account for all companies for the nScSI
ended December 81 1905. compares as foio"S -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
DniGenI NOtice5.

TFIE fslz,l9lsyI.vA:-IA RAILROAD COMPANy,
Philadelphia May J. 1909
Th- Beard of Directors has his cay I 91eareo 57
1sJ n - tha-ea upon Capital stock OF the Com
s,srT d ta,la m after Nay 20. 1909 70 stock
fo7ce-s rezse-ared the books OF the Company
a. +he close of business May . 1909
Cheers -.iT lie mailed - stockholders who have
SJed r,er1.areu- dividend orders.
JAMES r. FAHNFSTOCK- Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

season In the Ohio district old territory is being
looked over by operators and there indications
that considerable work viii be done during the com
ing summer. a . -
Refined petroleum at New loTk IS 440tyI ,ifis di
cents In barrels and > cents in bulk, PhiladeIphla
prices being on basis OF points lower European an
markets unchanged. as follows: LONDON . 1i-lod
per imperial gallon Antwerp. PA francs per nun
dred kilos, and Bremen. SIS marks per nfty klos
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

Sriidte. Srau 6. aimmeI; eiuae-
fanntes @erniiie, 5rou 6. aimmeI
Bette ausuabI Settles. Srau s.
aimmeI; Sonig in 8aben, 30. 9.
8eniins; SeIbftgefodlte Seize, 5rail
%. allbn; S6mal5, 5ral Gonrao
5dmart Butter, Srail 6. Sdnars
Sanofaie, 6rau 6. Sdmars; SeIbft-
aemadter adie, 5rait 6. sdpars;
8eibbroo, 8ral 5. SeImers.; Bette
ausiteIlitng fertiser 9Ieioung.
Sdsner ii. Sobn; @aeen, s. Rap.
polo; ELECTROMAGNETIC, Gbriit Gber-
lin ii. Sobn; Sdube II. StiefeI, 6.
SGIenocr sattIerorbeit. o. s. Snrt
fe; 2elfarbea, Silent 2lmber Co.;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

ben, rpie id b~elirtbeilen fam. Sbit
mag etfpas biIliger fem, un6 bat
MIR Der Sortbeil quIitip better 8l
fem, bod gilt ioIfes nidt bon gepi.
elm.
SD peroe bis etipn Den 10. Sep.
tembcr bier bIeiben mo bonn mel,
men @eburtsort in Sbiiringen be.
iuten. sIm %. September fabre
i'd nit Dem Geo. @aibington Don
Bremen nad New Yorf ob uno mer.
ot porousfidtlid, penn allies git
gebt, am 10 ober ~. Sftobcr 81
Souie iein. SD fomine nidt oieI
berum in 9euti6IanO, eS lit mir
opn @runoe gcnommen aud einerlet
oa feline 8ergniigungsreiie beabiif)'
tiat mar. @as bon Sergniige1 ooer
gngenebmet mir u1gcildt 81 f1lt,
neblne i'd botfbar oit, bod iilr0 mei-
he @ebanfcn meiit 81 Sauie, uno
iiible i'd mid ba audi an geiten.
IS lit einmaI 10. nit 5unebmenoen
9[lter miro man Bbiliiter uno III
mebr mie elmer &iftllng %onlprufss
,loier.
Soffentlib erfreuit on Did gutter
8eIlinDbeit mo nn0alternoer Ir-
beitsluit. Oil miinifc i'd bob i6
bas beige Sommerflima nit nod
Sauie nebnlen founte. 8enn idl
Oie 2eute bier iiber Site flagen bore
modte id) ibncn cine Strobe BON
MiiIouri Sommcrbiee niinld)en oa.
nit lie Oen llnteridieo iiiblten.
Dit @ritb oil anc 5eidnct Oein
@rgebener
j. 6. @eniel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10
Saitcn &crbmo!uns.

R~eaelm1Bige GerianmIung am
Soften Mliglit 1909.
9as &rotofoll Der Iestcn Ser
iuumlung ipirroe perIeien, ltfo alt'
garlommcn.
gn monatlifcn &eitr0geit gingerl
i, ell, einidjlicBlif Der @intrittsgcloer
non Den Serrep George &lenf itlto
@pttIob S6ues $3.50. &err Sen
Scott muroe burd Serrr afldael
@elinanf, unD SEER @uitnp Slicb-
meier 0urG &erru 2ebreht 8oelt
oIs @itglieber porgei9lager. Die
&crren George &ellf ulo @ottlob
Sdueb mrtroen einitimnig als Wiif.
gIieber iii oen gerein artfgcrortlrteil.
8eIalol1en, am 12ten Septentber
1909 ein YreisidicBen ab5nbolten.
Die Suinme Don $4,000 oils Brel-
ie ausidieben 3u laiien. SehS
S6eiben auf3uitellcn: 5rpei aiifla9c
Sing; / AnfIagc 0laitu; | 6rele'
banb @ann; / 6reiebortS RiIig u.
cine Centrum Sdeibc.
Die eriteu 8reiie eliter 1toeit
Seibe 10 5u Iaiien mic bel norbergc-
benoen BreisidieBcn. Gin leoer
Sdiiee miiB feline 3 SfuB ita9
absebcn; unb iinO feine
grobier Sdiiiie erlaiibt. aittaltg
ncs 56ieBens punt IL llbr Wit
tags, aaiienidIub 1a5 ltbr, sdlrB
Oes 5dieBens 5 llbr; bieraiif Stedl.
Ell rno Greispertbeiluns. als Com
lite purben crnannt; Die Serren Dfl'
dael @e,unann, gbwaro =. &ueot'
aer rrto Sreo aoeIIer. Der sefre'
tar tuuroc beaaitrast ben Sotsoail'er
siHe Club ein8nlaben. iid al penn
@reisidiebelt III betteiligeit.
$ieranf gertagune,
Tris 2ans.
SetretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10
SnrOrt @eitbeim bei Gussburg.
ben is. 9lusuit 1909.
2ieber 6reunb Sbeooor:


3uerit @rub on
bid uuo Deine 6rou. Sd bin iest
in ser 5. ISOLDE bier in Der Sur,
lrl0 rperbe porousiid)tlid) nod mebr.
ere 8ofen bleiben miiiien, SD bin
mir bier crit flar geporoen in
peld i6lebter 8eriaiiung i'd in &c.
iuit0beitlider 8e5iebung NOR, gei
meiitcr anfunft 0abier mar eS nabe.
3u Elm polliger 3uiammenbrlld), oils
ob Die llbr neldle mid I'M 8ollAe
bielt mo &raft perlieb aitf ctnntal
title ltaflo. gs lit Jet cine 8eno-
ltllg gum beiieren eingetreten, mo
bat lid he~ion0ers nit Dem belIerefl
oIlaemeincn 8eitnoen pes &orpcrs
'olld 0ie Sebfrnit meincs 9Ilt9es &C.
6eIiert. 9aS &crfabren in oieien
&urort, bas beiBt, Oie 91oer mo
Mniiage, iino gar5 eigner Grt, uno
furircn proftii6 ieoe &ranfbeit TO-
fern Der 8atteltt oaS Seinige oa5ll
tbllt ltn6 bein Serlniien Oes Sur
'ortS 5u Sallie 0ic lleblngcn tort
lest, Der 2eiter Der Nriitalt Elm 9ta-
turbeilar5t Or. Spigt, lit IS Sabre
alt lieBt obne SrilIe, baoet unr
~nlaiiirt tdglid ieille iGmn1tIiGen <r
gate beren 3obl tets inter cir Dit
5eno lit (oa CT cine grobere 3abI
nidlt annimmt), mo mad)t lcoct
Nodmittdo nit oelt &urgoIten cine
ID i. 4 itiilloige Gilbtour Ourd 8alf
uno berlral licNcn0e 0Drfer, mn
lift 10 %itrclnt6s, haB mir lbnt ali
oieien 8onberungelt fanm 5lt folget
perm6gcn. @r beboltptet bieleS NfQt
I1trosenbcr @%eiunobeit lei ieoeM SIT
oGlaIid, ia ultollsblciblib, Der lei
lie Muoroltngelb mcl6e auf Gin 81
item geiItiger uno milsftloler Heb
ungen aufoeboittn gefpillenhaIt aus
fiibren. Die &iirgdite iinO nus all
en- &idtilnaeu, @ali5ien, 8oriS, Sui
goricn, lntb ielbitpcritanolih ali:
Dem oeiiti6m ReiG, itno allie 81,
bier iortgebcn iin0 iiber Die Sur DC!
Robes boil &ranfe ger5te, Sbeolcg
en-, 9ebrer linb 9ernfslerte biloel
sic Iebr5obI Der @oIte, INTO bob
id iuobI in meilten 2eben ME artgc
nebniere ltnterbaltung ltno @eiell
lihoft gebabt ais geraoe bier. Wl
gorliebe iud)t man meine 8eIeil
I1dft, peniger I'M iiielilel
ieIbIt pilIen oils Inn bon amerifant
i6en 8erbdltniiict 5u reoen nlio Yer
gIeidc an5uitelen.
Gic 3eit bier perldift raid; id
gche ou Sub uno per gabn 2 !
nal oic 8ode na6 angSbnrg. mel
dies 6 WeeiIen e%ntfernt bon bier 1T
9ieic Staot lit seididtlid) oa'
Sdabfaitlein 9eutidIanbs. Cine Dol
ben Romcrn erbolite Staot, ltarr'
Ioir an allen Gden uno Gnoen eli
Stiid Sabrbunoert otter @eld,id,t'
eltgesen uno 1T rpesen @ieiiler plslcl
sebcnSmiiroiafciten ic6r intcrelldli
lSinS bic 3irdea in ben fatboliidlei
gdnoeru impoiartt. iino es nie ecoli
.rfxa. 0;rAa,, Il, 9Iitnsburd e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10

an Der SabD nift minoer, uno bu.
ben oieielben an innerer Iusitatt.
ung ein itreng fotboliides @epr6ae,
GA oieielben Dor Der Reformation
allie fatboliide Sirden paren, uno
Seren f6itIid)e ailsitattung b%eibebiel.
ten. 9ieie 8radt on Oelgem1loen!
SD lab iolde pom Maler 2ritaS
@ranad neIde iiber 400 Sabre alt
iino uto berte nod cine 6rilde boz
ben alS ieien tie crit 9eitern genolt!
Us lit in oen Tabmen zines Briefs
gar ni6t moglid allies an6nfiibren
mas man 10 iiebt-es miro mir,
lpenn i'd beim fomme, allies pie etn
idoner Sraltm porfommeit, aber
cine @rinneruu9 iein on iuelder
i'd mein gaiI5es 2ebeh lang 5ebrelt
iucroe.
Die 9abeImGl6er oabier iiro mir
etnaS Neues- Die 6iiBtouren folt-
lid, unO fiir oen Amerifaner gang
lid unperitGnoIid. 80 mas mitB
man ielbIt ieben unb erfabren Inn
es an perIteben unb 5it miiroigen.
9lud oaS liebensipiir6ige, 5itporfom.
menoe unb rubige 8enebmen Der
2cute mat)t aiif Den 8einder bon
9riiben einem pobltbuenoen Gin.
orrd, nno i'd muB geitcben oab mir
NILES iebr ipmpotiid lit, uno oot
modte ih bier nidt baiiernO leben
8arum, meib id niAt.
Sd mar einmal in Wuetfelto
NOR ait6 i'm @%oibralballs, ulo babe
mir oa itno oud in Der Staot oos
lreiben angeieben. Gas Wletfe'
ner Bier lit nift 10 gut ipie oas
Iugsburger, ullO baS I~ugsburger
lit nidt 10 gut mie oas BON Soc Grttl'
in Sermann gebrallte Bier. Ger
balbe 2ieter foItct IL Efenig .
Sfennia Srinfgelo allo nate5l'
% Gents. Gs miro bier in 8apern
obcr i'm 2rinfeu gang erltarnltdes
geIeiItef: in gugsburg metBt Die
5totiItid auf ieoe Seele 367 Sleter
iabrlid. Die 6rouen seigen ourd,'
gdnaig 8icr0tbe i'm @eiidt, lie lind
uni6on; aud babe tb fpeillge altt
bebeuoe Mdnner geieben: Die melItei
Iinb forpulent uno idleppen lid an
Stode TIMBER.
Iun mad)t jett bierorts erl
oos @etrei0c I'M 6eloc ab, alle'
! miro nit Der Genie 9crudbt. Vol
, NferboumaIdieuen mic bel utts
| feline Spur, audi bore ld
mdbrcno i'd Dieies idrci6e, ais cine
} bena6borten SGeune Zone ooI
/ Grci6flegeIn, Der Sobcn lit bic
) burd)peg fieieIig unO mayer; c
gicbt bier alid fpcnig Obit. poI
| 8uertcnlberg miro uiel bierber &c
idift. Sd babe mobl IN feiner
} Sommer 10 piel 8eerenobit 9egelie1
: iuie ictt, luto luaren mir Sobanniis
| uno Seioelbeeren etiuas nelies, aud
Die @ei6ielfiri6en aus @lrtember'
fommelo. @ir batten geItern nod
airI6etl, iebt fommen Sflaurlel
ooer 3tpeti9el. Die &ubrungSmtl
} tel bier Iino cbenio tbelter pie 0ril
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-10
(6ortietune)
Tramicu . Cite.
Sriidtc uno Srauben.

OttbJll illp ~ANttNHN1F
Sroubcu.-geIte altspabl, slug.
Sfuee I, 9(Icr. gtaiie 2; 8eites Oh.
scno Sir. SecoIing. 8. s. &pe,
i6el; Goncorb, sllmin ToeideI; 81.
pira, @. s. Yoei6eI; G%atarpba, u,
8. SoeideI; @reinS &iesling, Ni.
daro @Iaier; 0eIaipare, q. Q. zoe.
ifel; Spes, RidarO 8Iaier; $1,000.
ruiz, Alta. Shues; 9tiagaro, Nltg.
5duet; GcrfinS, 81. 9. Soeidel;
Sill 9cnutp, 3ulin5 &obpn;
aroma, 81. 9. %oeidel; Moiiolla,
|@}onico @edmatn; Setter 9ogen,
Goncorb, Seynann &oepfe; Sir9.
Seebling, 20. s. &oeidel; @reirlS
TiesIing, s. s.. @reIIer; gluira,
8. 3. FoeidcI; Sues Seeolins,
Mug. Sdnes; 8oooruf, u. S4uee;
Sermailli, @erulanl aopp Or.
SbIt.
Icpfel-- 8iHoip SmigS, 0sfar
2oebnig; @enitans, Oafar 2oe9nig;
IgsIac:uor, 0sFar 2oebnig; @tne.
Jap, Osfar 2pcbnig Sen 8apis, W.
y. 8eniing; 4llstuobl, Ssfor Soeb-
mia. 8irnen 0itdcsS, Slandl
@raf; aieier, 81. .. &oeidcl. @fir.
Ii6e 8bite Cling, Ssfar 2oeb.
Mig; 4nsmnbI, Osfor Soebnig.
9omen Sanoor6eit.
S~dfelarbcit, 9oumpoIIe, 6rau 3,
&anicn; &uopflo6er, 6rm 6. San-
fen; Stopiarbeit, 5rou 8, &atien
arcu5ItiG gr6rit, 6rau Is. @onicn;
GompaS 9trbeit, 6rau &. @auieni
I&iIien gc5ug, 6reu 8. @naien
Drapn @orf, 6rau s. Sanien; Got
ting DoiIep, Srnu $, aocpfe; Ea.
pier 9(rbeit, Gran $. aocpfc; 0ancr
@eiBe Sdiir5e, 6rml @crrp 9rul'
uer; @onogeuladtcr &iiieu ge5ug,
6ram s. @onien; @citridte Striim'
Ipic, 6rau s. @obIten; Sanogemadl'
fer Scorf, Goulo Noebnig; Gpelet
Geiterpicce, GIiie Yoe5ni8; 8eb0'
felte 8aumnoIIipiscl, Gleonore &e'
lcntanit; 6eitridtc Spieen, 6ral :.
Sdu6ert; @ebrouute Arbeit, Sri.
&oio German; @eitidtcs Gcrterpie.
&c, Sri. Gbefla @al1S; @eitidter
8hron, 6rou e. @arb; @eitidtes
2un6clotb, 6rau 6. @oro; SinieI
OtaIerei, 8rau 6. @ar0; Gontmelit
grbeit, 8rau 6. 8oro; 8leiitift
j3eidnimg, 5rau 81. Settler; Sofa
9iiIen, SRI. Gin. 9imntel; Sanondb'
erei, W1a06er litter Ia Sabrell, Ho'
la @acaar; &orhaneer Genterpiece,
Srau S. Saienritter; Sanogemadtes
Soi6entnb. 5rou %. Gubu; Baum.
molIenc Steppbefe, Sri. Inna 8la'
Ter; Sancp Sdiir5e, Srau Senrp
Drummer; genterpiece III Coronation,
Srau s. SeImers; Raoelfiiien, 5roll
IS. Selmers; Seobrcit, 5rau @m,
aarneboeen; @eitidte 9oilies, 6ran
@m. aarnebogen; 5iIIiarm arbeit,
5rau .. slaemanu; 8attenberg Dol.
lep, SRI. @oia @iieller,
8eridieoenes.
auspabI bon 9Iilmei,, 5rau Sp.
Drummer; 8lumenitrauB. Sran Iin'
nie Sdneioer; geites &o~gsenbroo,
Ic0 III mo,tr,s{A,F lFi,,apfouutp
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'Sfen II. aanges. gbriit. GberIin II.
Sobn; 9botosrapbiide a,tnit, Geo.
$. &lenf.

Der Stano Der @ntter. Stn
Scim lit es bic @ntter an Die man
fid 5ucrit werlbet, Inn Die geoiirf-
niIie ser aranfen utb 2eioenoen al
b~efrieoiseu. Mit elmer 8laide bon
Sorni's gllpenfraiiter I'M $aiife. 1T.
iie fir Die meiiten @otfdue porbe-
reitet. Seoe @utter iolIte ben
paranfenbotc" Ieien. Gr miro fret
perianot. ipenii man idreibt an Or.
9eter 5obruep & Cons 60, ft2
tts Sp, Sopne spe., Chicago 81.
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0Fisieusr mssw,iier.
8canttc.
@erid,tssGcrn,ite

GOuutp,Gorrt. Regsim6bigt 2trmius be-
ginESn am I. McHtus Der Otopoie seprnar; Ytll.
oaI Mputna I'm april.
Strentt-6 R~teslmobtQc 1frHitr!e be-
ginHer ON . wtoutGs Der @eorote Jannor' aRa'
NIB Srpi rl5sr.
probats-G onrt, R~essimGBtge 1etmine Pc
9lnnsn am 4. Wtpnto9 Der Wpdats 6eprlar, nta''
au9ult ur6 gloOtmbtr.
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sanaItae Sen 2ten GftOber 1909,

=" sanngtae Sen 2tcn Oftcber 1909, !.
i'm @htte SDue $ utel. Sprehtunoen bon IL bis !
20 mr. gormutoas, unb ppn bis 8 rhr Gabmttags. J
Sic mpberne GlettrusG bemiIde Bebanolun9, meife bon ben !.
0,ttnren auaeiuanot pirb, bat in allen, beilbaren drontiten :.
SsGsn niht hires @lei1en. Die 9Dftoreh ptonten ibe gan5e :
S9It her N~ehanbluno ppn fronid6en &%ranfbeiten uno fo nteis :
SSsyhofte GbesiaGiten, nelbe @rieibterun8 oerihafen NOD anoere :
SNsr,tp nit erfolalps waren. sic nebnen feline unbetlbaren Sale !
NM furireu an, uo aarantiren Grfuls in alien 6aaen uel4e oes .
SvsIben. sr 8ebanblung %annebmen.
xsnsmltatisn mnS tlntsrimhnte Srsi. .
Db SIR eud ~bebanbetn taBt, Ober nidt.
Sie Spttpren la6en @u1 elm fe gu 6eiufen, iuenn Sbr nit :
iropu6 gtpas bebaftet ieib un0 nit Der S%ebanolung onrb YIN :
mere uusufrieoen Ieib. Die Sutoren baben Gnoere turtrt uno :
;hre herlttnte acknowledgements fueldbe bic aler neueie @leftro.
Sbeni5de-mit Der I q. northumberland %uerbinoet.
no piQeiht oerabe ien mas in Current Sau n6tbi9 1T.
Sic Spttpreu ~bebanblen: Sober. SerS. Ma9en, Nteren, Ger'
non unb Bfut a~rautbeten. 0pspepfa. &eural8ia, &beunatis'
! mis in oQen surnten. Ja0enbe &ranfbeit (gpilepp) Sett.@di'
! len, Walaria, aropf, g%anbmurm, Gaubbeit, i9tpade nno ttoebe
: suoeu. puube unb pfene Yeine, Gr5enaa. Serluit Der ntdnntben
; Tntens. ~n6dtlid1e @niiipnen bel iungen Wtannern iDtpte bel
, gC6naern i'm nittleren aler, uno ale 5urten peiblt9er &ranf'
) beiten. m.x sh.. a:u.1.
: nhrpg Refer pber Nbhaltune BON Der Irbet. Sic bebanoelt fers
: nr oIe ipesieuen uno priuaten arantbeiten BON Ntannern unb
; Sroueu. Sic irinIden bieieniseu Sale gu bebancln, welbe
) Srrd1 ~oeubhn(ihe Metboben nidt furirt ipuroen.
!. gerfeblt ni9t iufurt por5uipreheh. Ori5e i'm &bhe 9Ouie
, SDtel.
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Hnbaltende, Daaernde Rubr.
Seine GoribersebelOe @rlei6ternrg,

wer,haft burd bic 0eutid . gmerttanihen St Springs
Qortnren. 9ieielben MAIDEN ibeu ndbfen reselntaBt9en Seiuf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
WELL KNOWN u. {.
PROFESSOR IS DEAD
PROF. IRVING STRINGHAM OF
BERKELEY MEETS END
Was Acting Head of Great institution
and Was to Have Received
President Taft Yes
terday

OAKLAND, Oct. 5.-Prof. Irving
Stringham, head of the department of
mathematics at the University of Cal
ifornia, for the past tWenty-seYen
years and active head of the unlVer-
sity during the absence in Germany OF
President Wheeler, and who was TO
have received President Taft today on
behalf of the university, died TINS
morning at a Berkeley sanitarium of
uraemic poisoning.
He had been at the sanitarium since
President Wheeler left for Berlin,
three weeks ago, when he attended the
president to the train. He died at 3
o'clock this morning. He is survived
by his widow, Martha Day Stringham,
and three children-Harriet Day
Strlngham, Martha Sherman String
ham and Roland Irving Stringham-
a sister, Mrs. A. Z. Sexton of Topeka,
Kan, and a nephew, D. F. Stringham'
city attorney of Berkeley. The fu-
neral will be held Thursday afternoon.
Professor Stringham was born De
cember TO- 1S47. He was graduated
from Harvard university in 1877 and
took postgraduate course at Johns
Hopkins university, after which, in
$780, he went to Leipsig, where he
remained until 1882. In that year he
was elected to the head of the depart
ment of mathematics in the University
of California, in which capacity he
served to the time of his death.
Professor Stringham was a member
of the American Mathematical society,
of which he was at one time an officer.
He contributed freely during his life
to various mathematical journals and
had written several books on mathe-
matics, among which an algebra is in
general use in the high schools of the
state,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
WILL SUPPORT
MEN IN SWEDEN
STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
TAKES ACTION
PRESENT ASlATlC EXCLUSION
ACT is INDORsED
Attempt to Pass Resolutions Con-
demnine Governor Gillett Is
Turned Down by the
Convention
TRx Associated Press. ]

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, Oct 5.-The
convention of the State Federation OF
Labor today adopted the reports of the
committees on rules of order and Gre
dentials without opposition.
A resolution by Andrew j. Gallagher
of San Francisco indorsing the present
Asiatic exclusion act and asking for
the enlargement of its provisions was
adopted after the delivery of an ad-
dress by Fred w. Brands of tho
Asiatic Exclusion league, who declared
that the Japanese now were invading
the building trades.
The federation pledged its support to
the strikers in Sweden by adopting a
resolution to that effect.
A resolution from the Sailors Union
Of the Pacific regarding the indorsing
OF senate bill 232 and condemning the
action of Governor Gillett in having
vetoed it, was adopted This bill is
commonly known as the seamen's BILL
ana relates to the enticing of sailors to
desert their ships.
The convention passed a resolution
declaring it would send no delegates
to the next convention of the American
federation, as the money could be used
to more advantage in the state.
A. E. Anderson of the Alaska fisher
men moved adjournment so the dele
gates could see President Taft this
afternoon. A. J. Gallagher objected
and an amendment was adopted giving
those who wished to see the president
permission to retire.
J. B. Dale, delegate to the recent
convention of the American Federation
OF Labor, made his report after which
O recess until afternoon was taken.
President A. M. Thompson of Oak
land proposed the adoption of reso-
luton by A. B. Levitt and F. NJ. Wyn-
coop of the Vallejo labor council con-
demning the attitude of Governor Gill
lett in refusing to sign bill regulat-
ing the hours of culinary workers. The
resolution caused much debate, after
which the convention decided that 1t
be withdrawn and that the question be
referred to the incoming executive
council
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
CORPORATION TAX
STRONGLY OPPOSED
RAILWAY MANUFACTURERS GO
ON RECORD
President of Association in Session al
Denver Says Highest Court
of Land Will Be APP
pealed To

DENVER. Colo. Oct. 5.-Actiye OPP
position to the corporation tax sup
ported by President Taft here less than
two weeks ago was launched today at
the opening business session of the
American Street and Interurban Rall-
way Manufacturers association.
President James F. Shaw of Boston
ranged himself with the opponents OF
the corporation tax and declared that
the case would be carried to the courts
for a decision on the constitutionallty
of the law. He held that the tax I'M
poses an additional burden upon the
holders of corporation stock While II
does not affect the income or bond
holders.
Mr.. Shaw advocated the proposed
amendment to the constitution giving
congress the power to levy a tax on
incomes "at least in case of emergency,
holding it as more just and more likely
to reach posseSsors of large incomes
while not materially affecting others.
Present sentiment indicates the adop-
tion of resolutions setting forth the as
sociation's opposition to the corpora
ton tax.
Mr.. Shaw's address also emphasized
the magnitude of the industry repre-
sented in the present congress, which
includes $50 companies in the united
States. 35 900 miles of single track to,-
600 passenger cars; total passengers
carried each year, 10000, 100000; gross
annual income, $44O, 100000; outstanding
par value of stocks and bonds, S4,OoO'-
600, 900.
Among the important departmental
meetings today were those of claim
agents and engineers. The claim agentS
discussed the problem of procuring wit.
nesses to accidents and the relation OF
the companies to the press in cases oil
accidents,