davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
California Dried Fruit Prices

unchanged; fancy, 6A@9hc; choice, 7Gi7slc
prime, 6a634c; common to fair, 5q5slc. Prunes
quiet but firm with quotations ranging from
2KQ11hc for California fruit and from 6h@9C
for Oregons 4O-5Os to 2O-SOs Aprcots are not
active but available supplies are light and
prices firmly held choice, 10910hc; extra
choice, 11a@1OAc; fancy, 1191Sc. Peaches are
quiet; choice, 696hc; extra choice, 81 d6a4c;
fancy 7IA@sc. Rasins are firm; loose musca-
tells, Sha4isc; choice to fancy seeded, 4%@
SIC; seedless. S%q5lsc; London layers, ST. lisa
/ 90
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-Fancy apples,
81 so; common, soc; crab apples 50. SOFAS; straw
berries S142.2 %; navel oranges, $1M2.75; MeXi-
can lines, $495; common California lemons. 81
al so: good to choice, s17542. %; fancy, 81. 50@
8. bananas, 75c@S3; Smyrna figs S2a2.5O.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
FINANCIAL

ST. IFS, O45.74 against S1.439, 9S5 81 for the
were s217s. 0457i against 81, 4S9 9S5 81 for the
corresponding date last year, an increase of
s73s O6O 10. Following is a comparative state
ment: 1909 1908 1907
May 3d. 49, 5.74 sL439 9s5 81 1885, 597 81
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Afternoon Sales

20 Home Tel com. at $11; 5000 Golden Eagle
at 7lac; 5000 Eureka at 2%c; 1000 at &c d. 800
200 Coalition at 25c; 1900 Daisy at 931ac; 100 at
33c. 5000 Grandma at &c; 1000 Leon Gold and
silver at 31Iac; 1000 at 32c
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Morning Sales

100 Combination Fraction at Sac; 300 Con-
solidated at IS O21k; 2SOO Daisy at 35c; 5000 Du-
pick Contact at re; 1000 Eureka at &c; 300
Florence at SO. 10; II, 900 Lige Harris at SIM
1000 Mayfiower Cons at 12Ac; 1000 Rawhide Red
TOP at &c; 10 Home Tel. pfd at $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. May 24-Today's statement
o. the treasury balance shows available cash
balance of S119, 662, 240; gold coin and bullion
$40, $50, $50; gold certificates, s3l, $685. 300.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
The Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, May 24-wool firm; medium
grades combing and clothing, 2531c; light fine,
22h92Sc; heavy fine, 16%2Sc; tub washed, 2sd
SIC.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Hiohest Price for Wheat

ST. LOUIS May 24.-The highest price for
cash wheat in the history of the st. Louis
grain market was reached today when No.
red was quoted at $15S per bushel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

% NEW YORK. May chopper, lake &
% SI3.121A a 13.371., electrolytic S1s.S71a &
8 @I3, casting S12.75@12.871a. Z.
@ Lead, $4.3O@4.40. g
q Silver, 52Ac. &
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
coMsTocK MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by b. F. Tay-
lor 112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, May "a Following were
the opening and closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
New York Stocks

speeial service to The Herald by Dick
Bros. & Co, members New York Stock ex-
change, Bradbury building, Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Pacific Coast Hops

LIVERPOOL, May 24.-Hops in London, Pa
cifc coast. steady. Ell 1Ss@e2.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
New York Bonds

Special service to The Herald by Dick
Bros. e Co, members New York Stock ex-
change, Bradbury building, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25

NEW YoRK CURB

Special service to The Herald by e. F. Tay-
lor 112 West Third street,
NEW YORK. May 24.-Following were the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
eosroN cOPpER MARKET

Special service to The Herald by Dick Bros.
& Co. members New York stock exchange.
Bradbury building, Los Angeles.
BOSTON May 24,-Higher prices in London
and a better market for the metal here caused
all the copper stocks to open strong and active.
Later in the day. however, traders started to
take profits and the whole list sagged little,
especially North Butte. The sold-up condition
of the mines will cause a gradual advance in
the price, it is said.
FOLLOWING were the closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
san FrancIsco shIppIna

SAN FRANCISCO. May s4.--Arrived: steam
er Chehalis from San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamer Governor for San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
Los ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25 1909
MINING QUOTATIONS


Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25

Eat at the Angelus grill.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by DICK bros'
e Co, members Chicago Board OF Trade BRAD
bury building, Los Angeles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20

an Seudell 81 @rull0e. Gieie nmeri-
faniid)en Siebieuden bubcn peridJie'
oene Sdr0er peranlaBt Die Gtniubr
omcrifoniidJen Sfladtpie1s MIR I'M
ter i6orien 9eItimmungen ST. geItot-
ten. GelltI6lan0 bat oie SieDieltd)en
faIt 9olr5 ouSgetilgt. Solte Die En-
iolgreid)e 9efdntpflrng nidt olid) III
Ymerifo m0glid, icin? Gin jdbrlld)er
Serluit uolt 10 MiQionen Collars
ioIlte Oa}l onipornen, Scr Seud)en
@err 81 perhrn. Gum groBel SDell
ldBt lid lire Iusbrcitung cinld)ral'
fen ooer gon} perbin0ern. Sier lit
nod pirl 81 tbun, aber nldt bloB Die
Rcgierlmg, ionOern alld) Die 8lebs
3iidtcr iclbit miiiicu onrollf bitarbcis
ten ser Nicbieudcn Scrr 5u mer0en.
Gum SdIuB beinBt lid Der 9cridt
Ocs Gonpenta . Gomite'a nod init Ell
ller nellen 9ebanolun9 bon SdIlltel
lmo Sped uuO anoercm YotelflciIt)
0urd) GIcftri5it6t, nm iic hoItbor 81
MADDEN. IaS G~criabren beltebt 0o.
rim, Dob bos 6leiih in grobe G6iicr
gcbrodt miro, Die cine 2Oiuna BON
3ltfcr, Sol5 uno Solpeter entboltcll.
Cam miro Elm cleftrii6er Stronl
Die SdIler geleitet. Gic Grgebs
liiie bieics 8criobrena limo qiiuitig
mlsgciallen. 8DfcIileiidL bnS 10 be
lnnbclt uno oonn Der &llit mo Itars
fer Sommerbite nuagcicbt Dltroc,
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feline Spuren Don 3%criebun9. Mir
Iucroen olio in }llfunit mobl cIcf.
oepofelte Sdintcn bobcu. Mel'
.be Wirtung Die Glettri5itGt nltf Den
oes SdinfcnS bot, miro
m%itgethcilt. Gos &%crIobrcl
ioQ ober biQiger iein ais ole biSbcri.
lcn Metbobcn bc9 @inpofelns. Sb
Die Goniumcnten bon Der b~iai0ercn
Wetbooc olld) 8ortbciIe boben ipcr.
ben, bleibt oabin gcitcllt.
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Wureau bee staot.Meaihraturs, Nathlaus.

an III q {, 70, september lboJ.
"a Ole Slrd acknowledgements ommiildr Der
S!1ot baltimore N. geiebItt poreeidriebener
2Seife ibret enoaiiltieen uno currlgirten gee
!i6t iiber ole 3%ngeipro6enru 6nti6doisnnseL
~tlllioften unb l9eriber6pbnnacii tir ole CON
ecnlnirun9 uno GroIfnung bon GbaricstrnRen.
Mucnuc, bon Der gioribs Ipcnnc bis 3ir roros
liden @rcll5e Der Stuoi baltimore. itebit oct
huraui beSiiGtiden, cncnilItleen lno eorrisirten.
erlnuiernocn Ildnen IN Sentibbeit oct Nor
iHritien pcs @G9tteI8 PA ber Iite Der He.
Der an q. Mars 1895 inter jeiduetcu 9ieroros
rlrg Sir. PIG oes Winhors uno Giaoirotb5 bor
NuItinlorc uno aibercr eGrauf be6iiaIi6eli Sc.
lcbe uno SeruronIigcn bel mir biIIterle9t 1df
ben.
Uiro bicrmit befannt ocoeb,tt. rms beiaoi.r
Ecrint mo Fline Gitt otcfe gSeiie III bicitlr
@iirenu binterlc9t ,poroeIl liuo. uno baf Der
yiabor mo Siaotrnib bon baltimore ODER III
Neno cine Nerion ODER Vcrioncn. ooer cine Dber
ntCbr 9orporattpnell. ote init oct s;ertbellIng
Der porbenartten- Sntl1aoiginGeH obcr ,g9crtbs
erGDbntGcn ur5ufrieber ftno. iinerbalb orciblG
$500 3agen eom 20. Septeuber 1909 an ais
ncln .criter 1nae oct bon mir uusgepunaenct
SertfiertItduna hiefer Notti. ffriftli6 oaGes
acn an oas 9aItimorer Stnot9erift dppellrcu
mo oaS betoQie SeriGt %eriuten nIogen, oicicIs
BEN al rcntoirel.
Z. Sciurf 5huntae,
tSepi2O. nb,13.20) Gtaht3teatftrniur.
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SpbeSfGQc.

PIN II. Sftcber Clarence e. geonns, III.
9trDuI citation. 80 1abre alt.
@m l5. Sitober Scitc GpniuS, llniperIiidt5s
Sofpitul. 10 Sabre alt.
gtm Is. Sftober 0lGrg 2ilisacra, gir. G37.
Glib Wionttorosglpemte 80 Sabre oil.
gm Is. Sftoher 3ubu !, SfridrG, Jun, Fit.
Vim rs. Sfiober 2cpi6 u. So,ues, l%lnipcrits
tdtSs6opitoL AZ Sohrt all.
9lm rs. Gftober Sohn 3. Sarfin, gir. 2i07.
6rnEotssS trob &c 40 Sobre dit.
pm II. Cilotcr Watgaret DteNtair, Pr. 2tl,
Neit. Qanoalc. strate, IS Sabre alt.
am II. Sitober 9itjael Wne6nHsit, SUB
oeS 0rpdopaD. So Sabre ait.
gm IL. Gfipber Nina @infei, Sranflin.
SGunrcsnpfpital, IS Sabre ali.
Gm is. Sttobsr Giamu wilton, Union Bro
tcitoni NnIirmnrb, A Iabre oil.
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SrnIts nnS 8nnocsrceicrnuG.


Srnits nnb 8nnbcsregicruug.
Scit Sobren BADEN mir gntitruits
Hciebe. unb ieit Sobren periudt Die
9unoesregierunq, aui @runO oieier
@eiebe Die llebergriffe Der SruIts 5u
bef6mpIcn. Sic periuft es. Homens'
mertbe Griolge bat lie bis Jet nid)t
aui5ulpeiien. fruits mno Wonopole
ii1O ibr iiber 0cn aopf gcnod)icu.
81 gebt ibr mie DEM alten SerfuleS
nit ser Gern0ii6en &poro nit Oeu
lelm &opfen. @enn @erfulcS cincn
aopi obiflua, pitdJiclt 5mei ucue
berpor. bis or itIieBlid Die Sols.
itiinlpfc nit g%liibenocn @ormitdnl.
mel obbronnte. @elhe Griolge bat
Die Negierrng nit nQ' ibren IruIt.
Ero5eiicn gebobt? Sic bat Die Iuf.
l6iun9 Oes logenonnten oGiienbobn-
WtergerS" onrbgeiebt. 9ofiir bot Der
tiir5lid) peritorbenc @orrinlan cine
piel gcpoltigere Giienbobn.Gombina.
ton eriteben loilen. limo mad Dem
5ooe 6cs Gilenbobnfonigs fommcn
InOere mo ieben Die Terifucl5ung
BON Giienbohneit, Die irilber mob
b0r9ige Sinien morcrL unentlue0t
tort. Sr. ebnin &opclcp un0 ieine
Gcrbiinoeten hoben bcreits Die Con.
trole iiber Die yGbeiopeote- Ohio.
@obn," iiber Die rGbicngo.alton," bic
o5olebo, ct. 2oitis & Weitcrn" uno
bo5u groBe Nntbeile in onbcrcn Dab
men. Iieie gepnltigen 9abnsSpites
me. Die lid pom gtlnntil6en bis sum
Stillen S5eon, bon Den See'n bis
gum Sole erItreden, bringt Die Con.
trole Der gilenbobnen IN Die SG,lbc
GINGER @rltppen bon Wrobfopitoli'
item, mo bic merbcn lid idlicblid)
ourd) 9e@nreinianle Sntcreiicn Siliom.
men tbun nno Ben gon5en Giienbobn.
Tertebr bes Sonpes moilopoIiiiren.
Ger Bro5eb Der @erid)mel5ung poa-
5iebt lid tros ollcr Sruit.8 cietc INT
uliboltbar.
@os bat Die Hegierunig gcgen bcn
5leiid).S ruIt oltsgeriftet? Hcin gar
Nihts. @egen ben 3uder., gegen
Den Eopier.S ruIt uno mic lie olle bel.
ben mogen, aegcn pelfc Die Geeie.
riulg eingeidritten lit? Ger Seltruit
ioa Jest Dor Dem acknowledgement
al Die Heibe fonlmen, ip1ter Der Ga.
bafStruii. @ie Die Gntiheiorng olls.
io0en miro, lit niht porolls5uingen
abcr man miro lie ldnpcrlih %ollsbren
men, luie Serfnles Gle Sopie Der Sp-
bra. Sn5lpiihen moficn INNER nellc
Sruite mie Eil5e noh einem warmen
Gcgen. Sect flaaen Die Sdllb 80.
brifonten iiber Die g%rpreiiuneen Der
Waibinen.W onopole, Die oqe IN beu
S6ub. Snbrifen notblpenoigen Wo.
Ifincn %cpntrolircn, uno BON bcncn
lid bic Snbrifanten nift l%nobb1ngig
MAIDEN fonnen. Ias MpnopoI bot
olle lpeientliden Yutente ouigcfanit.
IS uerfonit ieine Woidinen niht an
bic 6obritunte1, lonocrn permietbct
lie lbnen mr. inter Gontroft nno Der
V%eoingung baB lie itur Die Woidi-
men oes fruits brnlid)en G%iirfen. oDcr
6 peroen ibIlen ale Noidinen lpea-
ger,omnlen. Ger Sruit bat alio olc
Shub Sobrifen inter Dem Toirmen.
Gr bot ein Wonopol lno l1Bt lid lei.
ne Wonopolltellung tbeuet besoblen.
Sie Sdlnb.6 obrifonten flaaeu, oo6
.trob Der ireien giniuhr Dol, SGlten
mo trot Der berobeeiesten 3oue olri
Seoer Die Yreiie oes Materials uno
Der Eroouftionsfoiten scitiegcn ieien.
Sic bebailpreu, ooB Der Yroiit in eli.
mem Eaor Sdnbc MIR cini0c Gents
bctrnge, baB Dos NtaitinenfM ouopol
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Mpmlanhs tiirfiidjc SGScr.
Gnnitaolc.gebanbe, goitumt srsen. etetS uiisu.
SbcrcIa Sraunldrueiocr.

Us itarb am 10. Gftuber 1909 pi6pli6 in
ibrcr Aobning Sbereia GRANDDAUGHTER. acs
liebtc @nitirt oes beriiorberen SoiepD Byauns
tbiueiGcr, I'M gltcr bon Is Snbren 0 Wtonatcr
tao, oc1 -, Sitober. s.15 NtorGcns. non ibrer
lettcl @obntna. Wr. 1888, Glib Clinton ctr,
aus itnti. Se1niemsoo6meiic fir has 6eil
ibrer See,e in Der 81. 3er8stirfe I'm 8 lbr.
&erpunote lrno 5reunoe Der 5dniilic fino ADJ
fnllASoou einGeiaoen, bei5ltluobneu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
pnopn.Earf.Gcmetern
Wurenu: DR.. 21. yNeit.sorntpan. en-

Gtrenu: Tr. II, Neit.Sardtpgas Sfrafc, uuo
.0nupt.G inanus: 5reecrid. Jioeo.
Nc1rdbrtbplupC Don S25 an, lnter beitdlotQcr
strfidt: StuitibIumen 8cuiuoc, Rlur6en tic.
I'M lrCibpuls am auptSilaGllg. &c
tunhen. Timer glgeut ipiro. mclttl aciuiinfbt,
boriprcdcn. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
Dat Sauna Gemcterb,
@nfiern. slaeunc.9ionb, naBe Gprtb Voint.3ioabt
Vcftanbinc NriTft! Yradtpone cage.
ESIuiiO BNfiCl
Baltimore Gemcterg.

Siirean: Srantlin Slbn, Baltimore. 1t. glurtbifr.
.Gc9rGblItkpldbc ilttI Seriart bot $50 an,
nit MurmprutUiieu dhaegrcnSt $50. - ainuit
fir bier SrGber, freie 9erutun9 Der Nnpe0c
Fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSutit8,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
@eriam -Mnseigen.
u@aticri1n earf eermausat sOam amO 9nilOiu

Niiuciatipu."
Sic Sa6reszS erinHmlifg Der gitieninbGbcr
obigeu &ereiHs ftnoet Mittippd, ben 20. Gftos
Der, 5 9lnos., I'M Hiireau giproo,is@de bon oont'
barb uno lSafbinaionsS trabe itait 5ur gSGpt
bon 5ipolf 0ireitoret fir haS ~lnufenoe Sdbr.
Sranf Miiaer, 9rdi.
OS9.03) ScnrD u. Sanpel, Sefr.
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Walcriif,. Rartartig. - 5rieoltd.
gSeftlin bon 4utbrocf cine mo cine bolte
WieiIe. Wtouut 6oupss4aagonS uno Horraiucs
9SaaQons 0irelt bis Sum @if9u1D. Weioe Ics
Icpbone. Stloi Nilrcnn i'm ori.ten iSIur oeS
.llninll 2ruit"s@ebtuoes Charles nnb Sanctte.
etraRc. (Uiaii,t1,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
SuJn Scriuig &: Sobn.
Mr.. 20O3, SrieanS.s trabc.
9~iuciagcihnit: yir. ~, GoiternsAucnuc,
x8,bI.A.N, n .ta.se fg.p,.t

NI1hInnoiulpli, WaItfnIurtf y plnt1.
gStr bubelt III r%nicrer laneen 8eihniisprnrt5
Irnl NM hcih bccrhipi. Sirh nit gerirgcIl
Hrufit SutriCocll. Sie %feirfieii Stlitfder gelielert
titr Sof6eitcll. llnterb1liinBen nm nIherc
8e!eacnbeiteh, Reioe Telephone. (Wtai2S.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20

men gelo9en miro, miino(idl itro
l6riTtlld, oaS gebt ms aibqraltc.
uno babel miro fortm1breno 6e6oup-
tet. mas tiir ein Golt Ser moroliid)en
N%llolltoten Die anlerifoner iinb.
cine Orollige 3urufs
ltobne elmer unaeredtiertigten 9cllr.
tbeilulg l~ciitet lid Die 20. q. Sun.
sic Ut duI Den WoporS.Gunoiootcn
@aDnor, Der bon Tommonp noni-
nirt lporoen lit, i6lad)t Sll iprcd)cn
nno id)rieb Oieier Gage, ooB mol,
ldperlld) einen ihledjtercn Gambia.
fen bate o%uf1teuen fornen. 9n nGd)-
item &oge foln Die .3uriidnobm2. Sic
Sun" erfldrte. lid get1uift 3lt ia.
ben. sic beetle lid oaber, 5ll erfl1-
rem, Dob lire gebouptumg, ole Gem5.
frotcn b0tten pieileift nod einen
Id)ledteren Gonoiootcn finocu f0u-
llell, ilbcrcilt mo mri6itg gclpeien
lei. j
Sn Sofopctte, Snoo ho-
ben Steuerbeomtcn nod)Qcruicicn,
bob Heu. George ". SluiBcr. elmer
Der befonnteltqn metbooiitiihen8ciit.
lld)elt III Sroiono unO bis Dor eipi.
gen SoGen prGiioircn0cr Ncltcitcr !
oe@ 2ofopette.G iitrift5 Der noroluei,'
liIden VI. 6, ,Gouicrcnj, ieit od,t
Sabren bie Steuern oltf $4,000 Nf.
tlcn blrtter5ogcn bat. Ne6cn ieinCm
Yerufc bate Der Hepercnb oilb oua
Ana pes Sice-grGiiocntcn Der Nine.
rlcon Notionol 0anf" inr1c, lit fer,
llcr Erdliocnt Der ~. VI. 6. g." unO
mar elmer Der 5ii6rcr Der .(rods-
men" in Der County Option" Cont
pa9nc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20
@ermiidjtc In5cigcn.
6armpniuut

mcntc, iailit Seoermull
tort 4.itinmia ipieien
apporui ..Sarmonilta.
22o Siiiden 80 Winr
9ntninge bite ara
Mlols Maicr, aouia.
(Sft20.
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Sic Teibcn Der arieqS.
Tcterulten .boben lit) iuGbreno oeS
lettcn Sabrcs itorf gelid)tet. IS iil!b
mubren0 beS lebten 9ied)nltnoSiohrc3
32,S31 Getcruncn aus Dem 2ebcn oe.
idieben. Sm @on5en mllroen 81 .5S1
Nomell Don. ben Yeniionsliitcn &C.
ltridIen. Sroboem iporell I'M lcbtNn
Gisfoljnbre Ole Geniiolls5obluroer,
bober, ais in ir9eno einem iriiberen
Sabre. Sic beliefen iid) ol,i rnro
1862 WiQionan Collars. Naerbinqs
tonlen i'm 2nliie oeS Sobres picber
iiber 10000 neilc Eeniiondre. sic
oiirdJ oen Gongreb o,i Die YcnlionS,
liiien gebradt morben ipnren. Nm
ShluB oeS 1isfoliobrcs ltonben nod,
9l6.t9i Hamen uuf ben EeniionS'
2iiten. Cab Die Yeniions5nbluneer
bober iinb, ais ie 5unor, arfl1rt lid
oorou8, bdb nof DEM @eieb pom
gpril 1908 Wittpen ppn Geterunrr
Ecnlion crbalteh pbr,e Hiidlidt olli
lire @ertto1cnsloae nno oaB Die
EcniiutS.S 1se fiir Wittluen nlih
minberiGbriecr ainOer bon s auf II
Collars crbobt noroen Iino.
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.Tu ioIlit fem alihcs
3euaniB reoen lpioer Ieinen Nadj-
item" beiBt cines Der jebn @cbote.
@ns obtr in elmer mmcrifonilbcn
politllten Gampo9ne oues 5iuaill'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-20

Ser tuppc lamb / IL,
Der III ocll leBten 1ngeu in Der Erclic
pieliod) ais Der fonlmelOe Wann fir
Den 0cinnotifaits .Yoiteal in SEEING
aendnnt murbe, erfl1rt, Dab er Die
Stele ifon lebten 5riibling obgc.
lebnt babe. Staots.S sfretar 2ncr
miro Wtilbe bobeit, ben red)ten Meonh
iiir bieicn nihtigen Yoiten 81 fin
Den. @ceignete 2eiite oanfsn, INTO
onoere mag er nid)t nod Betting
ifideil.
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
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that is Catarrh. Halss Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Ca.arrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internal,y,acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
face of the system&hereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in It's cura-
powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation. m
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
Bad Symptoms.

The woman who has periodical head.
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing before
her eyes. has-QnawIng distress or heavy
fnlI feeling " ftomach, faint sneIIs drag.
cing. .down salInc IN lowar abdom,nsio .,
snns uo~lL t'enhs III .o".l souonlha, VI
peiVic reBon' easiiy started or excited,
lrre5uEr or painiui PERIODS, With or With
out pelvlc catYrh, IS suffering from
weaknttsfs sanduerangements that should
nave eYiy aHention: NOT all OF ABOVE
symptoms aye iikeiy 70 De present In any
case at one Eime,
Negl3ct2d or oadly treated and such
cases /oIHn run into maladies WHICH de-
MANI Ee surgeons Kniie IL tney 90 not
res,b>IatalT.
no medlelne extanf- hQs- such long
An0 nnlnfTlsi45 W! f1 Iscola ,t o. cures "a s9en
Sses as IL -L1fclss II Saxotlte-k1esc1lQ'
tlQ1t-- no nS45clne mas sncn strQpR
Ptoles \ y easp nS
49, ~ - - =, aH
,.-sa, y.ast
no%G ~ nadicsI sclsrce l ee for ing cure ~
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
The CANAL PROBLEM
NOW PRESENTED.
Coming Investigation by Experts
Mean Much To the
Nation.

If the United States wishes to avoid
the colossal waste of public wealth
that tine Panama project entailed upol
France, and also wishes to obviate dis.
aster, it will make the forthcoming IL
vest cation both complete and final.
If independent and unprejudiced ex-
perts declare that tthe present plan is
unsatisfactory it should be discarded
without hesitation in favor of a bet
ter one.
The essential requisite Is that the
experts VINO accompany MIR. Taft shall
be the best representatives of engineer
ing science in the world-tmen free
from professional pledges and poliu-
cal entanglements. France, Germany
England and Italy, as well as America
should be invited TO send their most
experienced engineers to take part in
this Investigation, upon which de-
pends the fate of The Panama Canal.
The choice of members of this consult
luB DOuy S-'OuIu liOJ De hitiNt Wy -li
Roosevelt, but should be left to Mr..
Taft.
1t is Mr.. Taft, not Mr.. Roosevelt,
who will be called upon as President
of the United States TO deal with any
critical phase of Panama question. 1t
is Mr.. Taft, not Mr.. Roosevelt, WIG
will be called upon to pull the Pana-
ma chestnuts out Of tae fire, and in
common fairness he should be allowed
to take every measure necessary to
safeguard his incoming Administrator
from the possibility of mistake.
That the Panama question contains
in it every element of scandal is prov
ed by its past history. Every onf
who mas touched 1t has been defi-ed
The United States cannot afford to
lake any chances with this undertake
ing for the Panama Canal IS a moo
doc.
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
He Waited Long, But He Got Her

Radford, Va, Jan. 1.-Pulaski count
boasts q modern Jacob who served
nearly four times as hong for his
wife as did he of Biblical fame.
1T. Albright, farmer Of Belspring
and his cousin, MRiss Elizabeth Chris
have just been married after a court
ship of quarter ofa century Parem
al objection, due to the closeness OF
kin of the lovers was the cause of de-
lay.
Albright was employed by his sweet
hearts father TO manage the farm and
live in the Albright home all these
years, but the wedding did nota take
place until after the death of his en-
ployer. 0i Wy
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
Seven Years of Proof.

81 have had seven years of proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is tae
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condition
of throat, chest or lungs" says w.
V. Henry, of Panama, Mo. The word
has had thirty eight years of proof
that DR.. King's New Discovery is
the best remedy for coughs and colds
la grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchi-
tbs. hemorrhage of the lungs, and the
early stae of consumption. Its timely
of pneumonia. Sold under uarantee at
pneumonia. Sold under guarantee at
all druggists SOC and $1.00. Trial bot
tie free. m
The Hartford republican., 1909-01-15
Will resist COLLECTION
OF BOOE'S SHORTAGE.
Judge S. W. Hager Says he is
not Liable for Any
Of it.

Judge S. w. Hager will pay no part
of the shortage incurred by the pecu-
lations of Judge Charles E. Booze
while Judge Hager was State Audi
tor If he can get out of 1t. He sent
notice TO Gov. Wilson, Secretary Of
State Bruner, and other state officials
yesterday, notifying them that he IN
tends to resist payment of the short
age. He holds THAT the banks at
which the checks were cashed are
responsible for the money, and he
points out that the limitations for
recovery ON such checks is tive years,
and that the same begins when the
check is cashed, and the money paid
oat.
Judge Ben @, Williams is the local
attorney for Judge Hager, while he
is also represented by David w.
Baird, OF Louisville. He, through his
attorney, takes the position that the
banks, being a depository for the
state, must know the genuineness OF
the endorsement ON the back OF the
check before the states money IL
paid out, and II there are any mis-
take made the bank is responsible.
The notice from Judge Hager was
sent Immediately to Judge james
Breathitt Attorney General.--Fr~nkfort
News. ~. .t.es :, -.