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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
gofbene 5odseit.

6err unb Jrau Qiholas grider be-
! teing.n am porisen Sonntag in Crap
rispills, campbell Co., ap., bic ie!tsne
s5sier Der goloenen Soh3eii. Bon oen
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am 2eben, ipelte NIT ibren aino.rn
benz froben iyamilisnieite beitpobnten.
Gs fparen iiber 300 Gdfie in benz Brit
der'fhen 6aufe periummelt, oarunter
niht ipeniger als 30 gutel uno Gn.ss
linneu uno Elm lIrentel 5err grider.
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!; bensinbre. feline Satin, cine geborene
6tffn. 68. Beibe finn nod unseipOlns
lid riifiis uno ssfunb.
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!, bes mm. Relfon poiiens Der O. u. st..
bat bie effi3iellen 4norbnunssn fiir
ben Observation-Disclosures erlaFen.
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bic Weteranen am Wontag Rahmittas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm 6aupts
quarter ein3ufinben. Nm Sonniag
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
2okal=Derid)t
Sie alten Sean,sen
6at geItern Der 5eutihe Sberlebrers
Vereiu ,uieoererwablt.

9er 9eutife Sberle6rerDeretn uat
in ieiner geitrigeu gerIammlung Die
bisberigsn 9eamten, fpel6e Die Gez
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bent. gmil aramer; 8iaes sPrdiioeut,
grnit 8ronstpeg; Setrstdr. Carl 2us
bsrs unb SfaBmeiiter, Benno 9dmus.
4ls 8elegat fir bic aonOention Deg
8eutihzQmeritanii6en Stuatsperbans
bss, bic bstanntlih in Qtron, g.,
ftattfirost, puroe 5srr $. 9. Burger
eripG6It.
531pei bon 6errn Or. 8. $. lid
suIammenqeiteQte glider, bic aIs Grz
gdn3ungslettiire gertpenbung finosn
iollsn, tpurosn bebufs 8egutahtuna
benz aommtttee fir 2eisn uRo Rshts
fhreibund iiberfpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Jprt 9bpmas.

- 9ie Sdeune unb bic StalIung
bpn 5bomds Goisnb, einem Jarmef,
befen 4npeien an Der Qleranbrid pifs
nabe benz ct. Stepbens 5risbbof ges
legen lit, ipuroen geftern Qbenb Gin
Raub Der 5lammen. Dds 1euer fpurs
be bon q. Winfler entDeft, Der Dag
Sigbldnbs sSeueroepurtement atdrmi,s
te. 8d auf benz 4ntpeien ben 20I6s
munnI6aften abiolut tein Ddfsr sur
9erfiigung itanD, muBtsn iie i5rs
2ofdarbeiten ausi6lieBli9 nit OR
6emilfen Spribe ausfiibren unb es
aelanq ibnen nit groBsr Miibe, o1s
0obnbaus gu rsttsn. Sn Der SdeIae
befdnben iia brei 3onnen 6su uno 40
gufbst 8etreibe. Gs oelang, brei
pFeroe, Die iih in bem StaQ befanoen,
aus bem brennenoen 8ebGube berdusz
3ubolen. Ter 9eIdmmtihdben 6esifz
fert iih duf etfpd $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
ztreit nit oer S6ipefter
gerIeibete iiebsebnjaBrigem Singing
bas geben.
Sranf In ielbItmDroerii6er abIiht
Gblur0fDrm.

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lang obbaflos umber9etrieben bate,
unternabm eeitern Morgen Der II
Sabre alte elmer gnores, elm 309liag
Der WoooparD 6ohi6ule, i'm 8urnet
Woops part einen oersnetfelten
Selbitmoroperiu9, inoem er cine Bier
telun3e Gbloroform trant. Bum 9!iit
itelte ii6 ioFort b.ftiges Grbre6en Elm
unb biefem umitanoe bat Der iunqe
Wtann es Su peroanten, DaB er nit
oem 2eben oaponfommen ipirb. gr
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Raber ihperfrdnf i'm 8rQie na6e oem
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aufgefunoen uno ihleuni9It in 9utrotz
Dagen go. 9 mad bem 6oIpital 1ez
braht. 0ier tonftutirten bic Qer3te
cine Gbloroformpergiftung. ertlGrten
ieboh Zen 3uitano Oes putisnten Iir
unaefdbrlit. gnbres, tpsl6er Bel ie;z
ner Sdpeitsr, 5ruu 'syrma alsin, So.
2519 Strabforo Ibenue nobnte, c-z
tIdrte, nit bisfsr Streit gebobt au saz
ben unb DOR co. elmer Dote aus Dem
Sauie gepieisn tporben su Ietn. Seit<
benz babe sr iih planlos berumoetrisz
ben, Bis sr in feiner 8ersneiflung
I6lieBlih ben 8eftIuB gsfaBt babe,
Ieinem 2eben Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN. Die
Jlai6e, fpel6e bus G6Ioroform entz
balten bate, fpuroe on osm 2ebensz
miioen Oorqsfunben, jeboh lieB T6
ni6t fsitiiefleu, fpie sr iih in ben 8eTs
oes 8iftes geIebt bate. 0a Der junJs
Wann Bis Dor aur3sm in elmer 4pos
tbete beTddftigt mar, Iiegt bic 2lnna6s
me nabe. bab er fih oas G6loroform
bort perihafft bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
8iinifig fur hi. 6l1nbigtr.

Ridter Satsr bonn gurossgsri5t BAT
geitern enti6ieoen, bab bic 9ubme
sJetpelrp 60. unb Di. Red Wanuf1c=
turing SO. eine unb oieIsIbe corpora
tion uno b,s6aIb fir Die bsiberfsitig.n
8erbinolthteitsn bdftbor iino. Mit
anoern Worter, Die QttiDa Der Ou6me
Sspelrp 60. miiHen fir Die ge3abIunJ
Der S6ulosn Der bantsrottsn Red 90.
berunge3oeen D.roen. 9a oiei. Qtti0u
3irtd 100000 fpertb finb, peroen Die
GIdubiger nobl Oou befrie6igt tpsrben
unb am Gnoe bIeibt nod Elm tI.iner
ueberihuB iibriq. Wdre bisie gntihets
bung dht3sbn Wtonate friibsr srfoIgt.
bauu bate bic fyirmd Elm tl.inss gsrz
m0een on aopototsnsebiibreu uno 9s.
ri6tstoiten esipart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Sbiuerer Serluit.
Sarrg 6. Yarier mill nm S1213
bsitpbl.n woroeu ieiu.

5arrp 6. Barter. SO Sabre alt,
9srtdufsr fir cine gfIigz unb GatIups
5anbluug an 8ine Str, 3pii6engas
nal uno Court Str, pobnboft Jto.
3128 gormdnn 4oe., tpurbe eeIt.rn
a6eno 3pifden 7 unb 8 ubr angebs
lid um 1928 beitobIsn. Gr eritatz
tete iofort Meloung i'm pOli3sibauptz
quarter, uro RdhtfeF Gorbin entz
ianote uuper5iiglih bic 9sbeimpoIiSiz
item 5oriter unb BRETON, Inn cine einz
gebenbs llnterIudung un3uitsqen.P Pars
Ter bate bas 8elb am Hadmittdq in
Der 4. glationattant ge3ogeu unb ipds
ter cine QnSabl Wirtbi6aftsn bsiuat.
S6IisBli4 nil er in elmer 8irtbf6aFt
on Der Wain ober6al6 Der 4. StraBe
tur8e 3eit stngsitlafsn isin uub BEL
Isinem Grtpahen bic Gntoedung gez
madt baben, ouB bas Gelo, ipsl6.s
aus feds Gtnbunbert 9oldri6einen,
25 3pan3ig 9OIari6sinsn unb ttsis
neren Roteu beitunb, aus ietner 9rultz
tdIht p.ri6Dunben mar. Die 9ee
heimppli3iIten besabeu iia in geglsis
tung Barriers mad ben psrfhieben.n
BON bieIem beiuhteu Dirtbihaitsn,
obne i.boh i'm Stanbe gu Iein, irgsnb
tpelde 4nbaltspunte, tpel6e our 4uF>
tIdrung bes dngebfdeH Oiebtabls
fiibr.n t0nnten, 81 finbsn. 81. te[Iten
fsit. bab Barter in benz erpdbnien2o.
tai an Wain oberbalb Der 4. StraBs
nur stpei 9las Selser eetruntsn unb
tur5e 3eit an .insm Slide gsieFtn
bate. Obne isoo4 sinssidlaien su
Isin.
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Muslan0' telegraph
3pei Raubm0rb sr perur.
tbeilt.

IQeIIg.
paris, 26. Rai. Die 3tpet Sol
oaten, 9rabp uno WaideI, ot. Der grz
moroung hr Waoamt Gouin, Wittue
zines friibersn G0uDsrnsurs Der gaHt
bon 5rantrsid, ansetlast paren. tpurz
ben am 0onnsritag BON einsm Sriegsz
geribt IhuIoig b.fuuben. 9rdbp purz
be gum 9obe oerurtbeiIt uno Wi6el 3u
20 Sabrm GsfdHgniB.
Gin blutiser 5Inssrabbrut auf .iz
nem Solbat.nbiQet, oos auf benz gis
ienbahnsug auFgenomm.n tpuroe in
benz Wabam. Gouin .rmprb.t porb.n
mar, lieferts bic srite Spur, bic ltiieb=
lid CUR gntoetung Der Worb.r fiibrte.
gs selang Der 4oli3ei .inen Solboten
gu ffnben, Der ausIagte, baB er susegsn
esrpeIen isi ols 8rabp uno Wi6el in
Wslun, 27 M.ilsu bon paris sntfernt,
ben betpubtsn 3ug beItiegen bGtten. Die
b.io.n Splbdtsn tpurben oardufbtu
p.rbaftet. sic hatten bic dlte syrau in
ibrsm Coupe g.t0otet, beraubt unb bic
2tide our Daggontbiir binaus9spor.
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

SberbuneriIhs Seen einIt
unb ieBt. glat Der Gis3eit fam
i'm g(lpenporlQno Die Seenseit. Die
Gleti6er, bic bis in bic 9eqenb po.r
munten reihten, njhen ms 6ohqc=
birQe auriit uno an ihre Stelle tratsn
arobe WuTerbsden. Die iebiesn pber=
baperiihen Seen iino nur nod lleber.
bletbTel iener friiberer qr0Beren Sesn.
munhe Seen aber iino qan8 ners
Idpunoen. 60 Der 9roBe 2oifdhiee,
Der Tt in Ser 8eqeno ppn moIfrutbsz
bduIen beFano uno BON Sddftlarn
bis fuft nah geuerberg reidte, ferner
Der groBe SunTee, Der bon DaTerburJ
bis 8raunenburq rethte Gs II
Ii6er, oaB Der Starnberger See friiher
nDrblid bis Qeutitetten, Iiiblih big
Gntorf iih erItredte, piellsiht btno er
Friber foour nit BEN &ofelIee auidmz
men, Der iiher friiAer bis Sinpels@
borf unD gi6eI oina. Yer 4mmeriee
os6nte Iid BON 8raFrat6 big Boiling,
Der gbiemIee BON Seeon Bis grafau
aug. Sebr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1T
Der qrobs 1ijiIensr Gee. oeiIen lleber.
bleibisI oer6opfens. WeiBenz, ShDoa.
uno 9anrpdI0fee finb. gu ben poaa
ftGnoig ousqetrodneten Seen gebDrer
nod Die brei 2edieen. ndmli6 Der 8il=
Ter See, Der MtuIauer Gee unb Der
Qflather Gee, ebenio Der Gfhenlohsr
See (iebt Wlurnuuer Woos), Der 3ols
ser Gee (bis 2enQQries) unb Der Sal5s
burger Gee (ppn GouFen big goGltns).
Mon fiebt, por 5000 Sohren tpdrsn
mod qans anoere maFertruftauss
nlsungsproistte mOslich gspeien alb
heutsutoes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
II It { d IL E.

- g.orse gntbe, 46 Jdbre alt, elm
giienarbeiisr bon gromlep Rp., pers
ungliidte geitern udbrenb Der 4rbett
an Der 5. urb Wain Strabe baourt,
oob ibm cine i9tpere Stablitanee auf
ben linten SUB fiel, benielben GER
qutIdeuo. Gr tpurbe i'm patrolpdsen
go. 3 mad benz !0oipital 9ebraht.
- Der Qnitrsi6er 5bomas pulmer
bon gto. 3641 groots 4penue. gpdns
fton. itiirSte seitsrn tpGbr.nb Der 4rbeit
an eirem 5auie an Der Obierpatorp
Roab bonn 9eriiit unb 3os ii9 I9lim,
me 8srlebungen am Riiden gu. Gr
puroe in einem Yatrolpasen nah benz
9oipital gebraht.
6ermann Bud, elm SO Sabre
alter Mobslf6rsinsr, BON Utihael,
nabe Rsape Strabs. fisl ssitern Qbeno
nabe Qnberion 5errp bon elmer Stra.
Bsnbabnear uno Sog ii9 eins Wunbs
iiber benz r.htsn 4uge su. pdtrplipds
gen 9 brahte ben 9srunsliidten na1
benz 5oipital.
- Der 40 Sabre alte Gtuins sSl.m.
ming. Elm Wotornier Der college Sil
2inis, tam seftern absnb auf Dem
5simipege begriffen. su Jaa unb sog
lid, Elm. idlimms 9srleBung an Der
redten 5ano gu. Gr begab iia nad
benz Soipital.
- Rpman gprb, 27 Sabre aft, BON
gdts gitp. 9a.. tpuroe seitern 4bsno
in patrolipagsn A bonn 9rono Central
gabnbof aus nah benz 6oipitdl eee
bradt. Der Wann mar in Sint
Junction, Rp., NIT Sem Iinssn Cub,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Jn(anOIe(egrap6


VI te tge yerLe I'm 5 III g
Glub Sefunben.
pepria. 81. 26. mai. Grant
Suonua, Elm gerlenbdnbler bon Bath,
Sn., taufte am Tonneriias bic 9robte
qerls, tptlhe ie i'm Sllinoiss5lufIe sss
funben purbe. Die perle pisst 85
Gran uno toitetc $500.
8erbi.Hte Strafs.
Rem gort, 26. Tai. 9.ns
Woore, bic Rsgerin, tpelhe bes Sdrz
bells in ipeibsn StIaDinnen iiberfiihrt
fpurbe, purbe am Donneritae gu niht
mebr als s uno niht tpeniger als 2
Sahren 6 Ronaten 3uhtbaus psrurs
tbeilt.
Teuers Wiitben.
ct. Smitb, Irt.. 20. Mai. -
JaIt Der ssIammts Geihdftstbeil ocn
Wiiter, Ctla., purbe am Wiitttpo6
Gbeno ourH Gsusr asritort. 2s Ges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
Qleine 3Soli3etna6ri@ten

- Der 45 Sabre aIte Rsser Dn.
WatIon, DON go. 445 9eIt Strabe,
tpurbe geiterH abeno Don ben poli5is
ten Ringbdnb unb Coleman per6aftet
uH6 unter ber 4ntloge oes aleirbi.bz
itabls sinseiperrt. Or rptrD beidulbtgt,
Den Wm. gallotpdp. bon SO. 713 %.
s. Strab., um einsn geIObetrag unb
eine 9ri1e beitoblsR 3u babeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27

i6dftsbauier gingen in Rou4 auf unb
Der dngeri6tets S6aDsn betrdgt iiber
100000.
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unter bic RGber zines 1radtsuqes ae.
ratben, iDo6ei ibm Die 3ebsn aermalmt
tporoen tpdren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-27
N { tp p . T {.

Die Ne,ppprt Office fir bas Gig
sianatier H0IfsbIatt" befinbet ffl ia
Ro. 3Si Dsrf etrase, sesenaber BEN
Gsarfbanfe, irsieIbft Nenisfeiten, An'
seisen =. I. b. sis 10 lIbr 45 Niantex
AbenbS entsegeHseaommen iueybe1
9eIevhon Gsnth 24O1. 8
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
FIND AZTEC DEFENsES,
Archn eOIogiSts Discard Old Theory
of Ancient PiIing I'm Mexico.


According 20 the Mexico Daily Record
a large amount Of cypress piIing hereto
fore supposed to have formed a pier in
the lake surrounding the old city Of
Tenochtuan, now the City OF Mexico.
has been announced by experts OF the
National Museum TO have served as a
paIisade designed to protect the capital
OF the Aztecs against attack from the
brigandines fernando Cortez constructed
on the lake.
The discovery was made a few days
ago. while q trench for water main
was being dug in the street known as
Gale Cinco de Mayo. The street marks
the line where the waters Of Lake Tex
COCO once laved the base Of the great
TeocaIH Il is presumed that the capital
Of the Moctezumas was not protected at
this point and that the cypress stakes
were driven during the siege. Their align
ment shows that their pointed tops were
/ Just concealed by the water. II is thought
that the palisade was erected by order
OF Circumference who succeeded the de-
posed Moctezuma few days prior TO
the fall Of the city,
There IS some historical evidence that
| the new emperor directed his defense Of
the city from the Teocalu against which
the Spanish conQuistadores threw their
main attack, and for this reason the pail
| SADIE would not seem to have proved
| itself an effective obstacle. The stakes
are still we'll preserved.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
EDITOR ENTERS REAL ESTATE
Harry s. Colman Joins Forces Of
William F. MatteSon.
VIII Have Charge Of Special De-
partment for Which He IL
Specially Fitted.

Harry \. Colman. after twenty-five
years experience in newspaper work, has
left that field TO engage IN the real estate
business. Mr.. Colman has resigned a.
city editor on local newspaper u as
sociate himself with the business organi-
zation OF William F. Matteson. and Will
begin his new duties tomorrow morning
Mr.. Colman will have charge Of a sps-
c!al branch Of the real estate operations
.of Mr. MattesOn, for which work he is
we'll qualified by reason OF his abilities
and wide experience,
Starting as an assistant 20 Edmund
Hudson, Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Herald in 1883, Mr.. Colman shortly
afteTwaTd associated himself with several
Virginia newspapers and soon became
editor Of the Roanoke Times He has
occupied the position OF city editor az
different times on two OF the local papers.
For twelve years Mr.. Colman was con-
nected with the Associated Press. For
over seven years he was day manager %
the news associations local office
MIR. Colman was the Associated Press
representative with President Roosevelt
when he made his famous trip which
covered practically the entire country,
and included trips through the Yellow.
stone and Yosemite parks. He was the
associations representative at Oyster
Bay, n. Y, during the summer following
President Roosevelt's election. He had
charge OF the Associated Press force dur
ing the Schley court OF inquiry and the
Mckinley funeral
Mr.. Colman IS president OF the United
States Historical Society, a member OF
the Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton, and chairman of that body's COM
mittee on public buildings and parks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
BE # Good and Plentiful.

San Antonio, Tex. Jan. 15-Owing to
the condition Of its pastures. Southwest
Texas will have many fine beef cattle
10 offer TO the market in a short time.
The rains that have fallen during the
winter have provided the best stand Of
grass for many years and ranchmen
will be able to fatten up their cattle
without shipping them to the grass lands
OF Oklahoma or the northern parts Of
the State.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
WILL BUILD APARTMENT.
John L. Warren Buys Site I'm N Street
for that Purpose,

Allan f. Walker & Co. announce the
sale to John L. Warren Of a large plot
Of ground on the south side Of M street,
between Connecticut avenue and Seven
teenth street
The property has a frontage OF eighty
feet with depth of 1913 feet to an alley,
and belonged to tho Sisters Of the Vista
ton.
1t IS the intention of the purchaser to
erect on this site a seven-stOry freproof
apartment building.
The same firm announces the sale of
the stable property 1884 Vermont court,
which was made in connection with
Thomas ]. Fisher q Co.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Onion Crop VIII BE Large.

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 1l-It is ex-
pected that the onion crop Of Southwest
Texas in 1910 viii reach total Of 100000
crates. OF this over one-half. or about
2,20O cars. VIII originate In the Laredo
district. where the best Bermuda onion
lands in the country are located. The
balance Of the crop will come from Co
tulla and the Brownsville country. While
the recent frosts damaged the heads of
the onions considerably. the bulb has not
been touched.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Sugar Production IN cnb.

The semi-offlcial statement as to the
sugar production in Cuba during the sea-
son of 90s-09 shows that III mills were
operated TO make the great output of
1O,595,072 bags, or 1,5l3,5S2 tons. Of these
mills IS. or about % per cent, were Amer
lean, either by actual ownership or In
corporation. The production OF these
American mills accounted for about 70
per cent Of the whole output. thus con-
firming the current statement as to their
high efficiency and great capacity.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16

A constantly increasing quantity of
Japanese cotton cloth is being imported
into Niuchwang, a total of 1896 yards
having been reached for the first six
months Of i9O2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Wool from Argentina,

The shipments OF wool from Argentine
ports from October l, 1908, to September
&c. 1909. aggregated 4S7099 bales. Of which
1854 went to the United States The
shipments from MOntevideo were 10S,5S9
bales, of which 5O75 went 10 the United
States. The total shipments from Argen-
tine ports the year previous were 13,327
bales and from Montevideo sAGS bales.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Natural Gas Discovered.

Consul NJ. J. Hendrick reports the dis
covery of natural gas near Moncton, New
Brunswick. Several wells have been
driven, two of which. 800 feet deep, are
estimated TO produce 10000 cubic feet
daily, They have been plugged pending
the boring Of other wells. II the quantity
found warrants, the gas viii be piped TO
Moncton for lighting and manufacturing
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Stocks Afford Example.

But the trouble with the markets lies
deeper. Take, for example, the stock
market. There during the autumn months
down TO the turn OF the year prices were
pushed continually upward. When the
market failed to rise gradually and nat
urally. recourse was had 10 forcing VI
specialtes day by day This was exactly
the condition presented on the day of the
violent storm in New York when a cog
slipped and Rock Island common stock
went sbyward because one link in the
chain OF manipulation was missing.
The market at that time was in an ex-
.ceedingly nervous position. It hung fire
for q few days and then dropped With
only feeble rallies, It has continued its
downward way and will not stop until
the speculative prices of securities are on
a parity with the earning power Of the
railroads industries. and corporations
which they represent.
Experts still Confident.
Market specialists are very confident
In tho prediction that the slump IN specu-
lative values Is only clearing of the cir
for a greater and longer upward swing
Of prices than the last bull movement
The malls are full Of predictions that
this is the time to buy everything pur.
chasable on the certainty that prices
viii go back 10 the levels Of three weeks
ago and suTpass them. But the underly-
ing causes Of this January slump In
prices are still operative. and while pre-
diCtions are always dangerous In the
speculative field, it does appear that the
commodities as well as stock securities
may find a lower level of activity pre-
paratory to the exigencies which may
arise in the industrial world at the open
ing Of the crop periods of 1910. Looking
at the situation broadly, caution seems
a virtue TO be applied by the Spectator
al this particular moment
one thing is certain. and that is that
prices for food have reached a point
where consumption must be greatly di-
minished. and in the evening-up process
now going on in the business and finan-
cial world the causes working for a lower
scale Of prices seem more potent than
those working in the opposite direction.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
EXPORTS OF FARM PRODUCTS.
Corn Brings - Cents n BuSheI and
Cotton 12 Cents a Pound.

Seventy cents a bushel for corn, SL04 a
bushel for wheat. and practical u cents
a pound for cotton is the 1909 record OF the
exports Of three Of the principal articles
Of agricultural production.
The preliminary statement OF exports
OF bread-stuffs. meat and dairy products.
cotton, and mineral oil for the calendar
year 1909. just issued by the Bureau OF
Statistics, shows that 347o4,0O0 bushels Of
corn exported were valued at S2t. 299. 000
or an average Of 20 cents per bushel;
46. 9O2 600 bushels of wheat, valued at SIS
97S, 900. or an average OF S1H per bushel;
and 1891 million pounds Of cotton. valued
at $461. 577. 000 or an average Of 1lS5 cents
per pound. While these figures are stated
by the Bureau Of Statistics as prelimi-
nary and only including the exports
through the principal ports of the
country. they are sufficiently complete
to give a picture Of the expectation OF
the important articles of agriculture dur
ing the year.
The exports of mineral oil, also shown
by the same statement. show lower
values than last year, though increased
quantities, the total quantity Of mineral
oil exported during the year being stated
as 1885 million gallons, valued at &c.,
! $4,000, against Las million gallons.
valued at $1O5. $4,000 in the preceding
year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-16
Causes Found Deeper.


These wranglings among the leaders
are given by serious writer's on finance
as the cause OF the decline, when il
must be evident after study that the
drop has been due 10 natural causes. Il
all markets grains. cottons, and stocks
had been pushed upward TO the danger
line on the basis Of returning prosperity,
This was at tho beginning Of an excep-
tiOnaIly cold and stormy winter. Prices
Of food and other supplies have become
so high that the people OF the country
have begun 20 practice economy IN the
consumption OF the neCessaries OF life.
The producing agencies OF the country
have contracted q little 10 meet the les
sened demand Traffic has slackened
slightly, while storms everywhere have
made the running Of trains Increasingly
difficult. These conditions Will seriously
interfere with traffic returns for the win
ter months The simple fact is that the
prosperity OF business had been more
than discounted at the end OF December.
and the drop in speculative values was
naturally due.
Financial writers also have tried 10
make much Of the attitude Of the gov
eminent toward corporations. and have
enlarged upon the news from Washing
ton as meddlesome interference with the
rights OF vested capital, until almost a
repetition Of the days when Wall street
was assailing the policies Of ex-President
Roosevelt was seen