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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17
TESTING STRENGTH OF
M PUBLIC SCHOOL.

SUMMIT, June 17.-Fearing cracks in
the flooring of the gallery in the new
LINCOLN school building indicated a
weakness, M. s.. Sherwood, chairman
of the building committee of the Board
of Education. determined on a TWEEN
ty-four hour test either to confirm or
to dfssipate his fears. One hundred and
fifty bags of cement, weighing 100
pounds each, were placed in the gallery
near the cracks and will be left there
until tomorrow.
1t was Sherwood's purpose to have
the 1900 pounds distributed around
the gallery, but in his absence the
bags Of cement were placed in a limited
area. The building is steel n rein
forced concrete throughout, and the
gallery floor Is built for a strain of 1876
pounds to the square foot. In spite of
the enormous new burden about the
alarming crack the gallery thus far hus
witnstood the strain.
The builders say the cracks are due
to mixing lime n the concrete.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17

Gertrude Meyer. Helen Rubi. Emily
Rieger, Josephine Szawloski, Rose
Zickgraf, Nicholas Kaiser, Charles
MOrath. John Reichert, Charles vim,
Oscar Wilhelm, Joseph Weimann.
The graduates of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel School will receive their diplo-
ma on Friday, June "a. There will be
singing and recitations by the class.
Father D'Aquilla and Mother Berch-
mar hav arranged the program. The
graduates are:
Mary Lee, Mary Morelli, Emilia For
lenza. Mary letter.. Teresa Saretella.
Lawrence Mel. Nicholas Vitelli, Joseph
Caputi, Joseph Covisoi James Camille
and William Lalesco.
Two girls and two boys will be grad
uated from st. Johns School on Tues
day, June q. The exercises will be
simple, with songs and recitations. The
Rev. Father Jam rs Poels will award
the diplomas and the prizes for pune
tual attendance. The graduates are:
william Kilcullen, Anna O'Rourke,
Helen Mack and James Garrigan.
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ION for the club. Andrew Maurer

son for the club. Andrew Maurer is
manager.
George Lent and Charles Lent, of
Newark, are spending a few days with
their father, j. W. Lent, here.
William Roberts, OF Newark. is a
guest of William Hegeman and Miss
Ethel Bowers.
j, w. Lent leaves tomorrow for We
roma, where he will spend a few days
with his son Wallace.
Charles Griffith is entertaining his
mother, who resides In Morritown
Andrew Maurer has been elected
of the Bernardsville Baseball
Club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17
BLOOMFIELD ELKS OBSERVE
THEIR EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.

The eighth anniversary of Bloomfield
Lodge No. 1888, 3. P. o. Eks, was cele-
brated at a smoker and entertainment
in Upper Central Hall, that town, last
night.
Exalted Ruler Frederick Sadler pre-
sided at the business meeting, which
preceded the social session. Visiting
members of the order were present
from Montclair, the Oranges, Belleville,
Newark, Manhattan, Paterson. Jersey
City and Hoboken.
The lodge will soon take possession
of it's new clubhouse in Park place.
fronting on the Common. 4.
The committee in charge Of last
nights affair was composed Of Gustave
F. Murkens, John F. Dillon and Jacob
Delp.
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BERNARDSVILLE HIGH
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Especial to the Newark start

BERNARDSVILLE, June 1.-THE
fourth annual commencement OF the
High School was held last night In
Bernard's Inn auditorium before an au-
dience OF 700 persons. The exercises
were opened with prayer by the Rev.
John w. Morgan, and the following
was the program: S%alutatory address
by Miss Agatha Kearns, essay by Ber-
tina Conroy, Grafton by George Allen.
essay and valedictory by Miss Ethel
Bowers. The address of the evening
was made by DR.. C. E. Herring, of
Plainf1eld, on Power Not Ourselves
Makes for Richeousness." The presen-
tation of the class to the president Of
the board was made by Principal Mes
eroll, after which diplomas were pre-
scented by the Rev. J. T. Reeve, presi-
dent of the Board of Education.
The Olcott scholarships were not
awarded to those having the highest
averages, as the scholarships were
given with the understanding that the
student was to enter college, and the
first ones do not expect to enter COL
lege, so the final awarding is as fol-
lows: First, John Lowry. 500 for four
years; George Y. Allen, second; Ned
Hewlett. third. Special prizes were
awarded as follows: Senior class, Eng
lish composition, first prize. Ethel Bow
ers; higher mathematics, George Y.
Allen; junior class, German, e. Hart and
Miss Helen Waldron; Junior class, Eng
lish competition, Jennie Guiick; sopho-
more class, English composition, David
Neil and Miss Helen Rainsbury; fresh
man class, algebra, Ruell Bell; special
mention, Henry Hill. After a song by
the school the exercises were brought
to a close with the behediction by the
Rev. william Nesbit, of Basking Ridge.
The graduates were Ethel Bowers,
Julia Allen, Bertha Conroy, Eva Wort
man, Agatha Kearns, Sadie Baird, May
Sutton, Ned Hewlett, John Lowry,
George Allen, Joseph Lowry and Byron
Durham.
The Bernardsyille Baseball Club will
play their first game of the season on
their own grounds with the Peapack
Baseball Club tomorrow, and will con-
tinue throughout the season. Saturday
of neSt week they will play the Far
Hills Field Club. This is the first sea-
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SON OF SENATOR ALDRICH
ILL OF TYPHOID FEVER,

NEW YORK, June 17-Richard s.
Aldrich. third SOP of Senator Nelson
w. Aldrich, of Rhode Island, is i'll of
typhoid fever at the Presbyterian Hos
pital in this, city. 1t was said there
to lay that no complications have set
in and that the patients ultimate re-
covery was expected, although he is a
very sick man.
Richard Aldrich vas graduated from
Yale with the class OF 'o6. His illness
has brought his father to New York.
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CAMP MITCHELL TO AID
IN ROOSEVELT WELCOME,

Orders have been issued from head
quarters. Camp d. d. Mitchell, United
Spanish War Veterans, for the assem-
bling of the members at headquarters,
IS Market street. tomorrow morning at
I o'clock, In order that the camp may
participate in the welcome to former
President Theodore Roosevelt.
Badges and ribbons will be furnished
those who participate. After the
parade, refreshments will be served In
the Twelfth Regiment armory, Column
bus ven and Sixty-second street,
Manhattan, the Rough Riders being
the guests of the United Spanish War
Veterans.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17
NEW DEAN FOR RADCLIFFE.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 1.-THE
election of Miss Mary Goes, secretary
OF the Radcliffe College, as lean of that
institution in place of Miss Agnes IT.
win, who resigned a year ago, was an
nounced today.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
YOrtusalS eriter Yrdiio.nt.

Sbsopbite 9rasa. Der porlGuFigs
prdiioent Der IoebsH esgriinosten Re
pubIit portusal. nimmt in Der auls
fur. 9ihtung unb DiHeni6aft isinss
2anoes eine gang ein5igurtige Stsauns
elm. Was sr fir fsin golt getban
bat, oas 1T niht mebr unb niAt fpsniz
ger, als bic Wiebsreripedung feinsr
grOBen literariifen 9ergansenbeii, Die
Reub:Iebuns aa Der patriotii0en unb
nationalen Zenbensen, nis iie aus
Sage uno Site. 8oIfshoraftsr unb
geidihte. 9idtung unb ueberliefes
rung portugals beroorleuhtsn. Wan
tonnte Iein Wirten NIT benz Satob
Grimms pergleihen, Der fur bic gr>
forfhung Der oeutIhen 9erganseubeit.
ipie fie iih in 0oltstunbe unb Qiteras
tur oarbietet, 4sbnlides seleiitet bat.
Bragg. ber iebt i'm 68. 2ebensiabre
it.ht, iIt bsreits nit is Jubren als
Dihter aufsetreten unb bat bamals
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9seriss Gineinnetisr NDlsba att,De 10 ltober 1910

Dintuna benz einaisen biefer potten,
Der in bic Weltlitteratur bineinras.,
Gamoes. eeipibmet. Geine ,9uiiaben
feien. fdgte Braga, fiir portusal ses
lporoen, riuas ionit tsin Weiiterpert
Der Meltlitterotnr erreihen tonnte -
Der poilenbeiIie 8eipeis elmer Naiionas
IiiGt". Wit bieier 8egeiIteruns pers
binbet er esne gerehte Yeurtbeilun5
oes gbarafiers nes Nationalbihters.
Gr mar cine jener uniidien Raturen,
benen Der berrlihe @enius, ben er be-
iab, basu bienen mub.e, @er3eibuns
5u erlansen." Jiir bic pbiloiophiide
Gntlpidluns Ieinss 2onbes bat Bra
ga baburh sepirtt, bab er oas poiis
tibiitiihe Spitem Gomtes in pprtuaal
einfihrts. 50 iit gbeopbiIo graaa Elm
etter Grsieb.r ieines gOltes seppr.
ben, Elm gutter Shabsr1ber, Der ben
Ianse perihiitteten Gbelsehalt portus
aieiifher aultur unb Tihtune ans
belle 9aaeslid)t esTorbsrt bat.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Iartbur 6. Derrinser, 81. Dap.on. 8.
lGona W. aemp. Is, Cincinnati.
}Gbas. 6. Stuaro, 90, GLENDALE, 8.
lQnna aouiie 9sttenborn. 10, oess!.
|gBm. Stantpn, 81. a.npon Moe.
laatb. Rpan, 32. osssl.
(ou,e g. 9rout, %, W6i.ii.r ctr.
lpauline Stulboff, 20. gurbetie ape.
},sas. g. gais, 20, DaIbinston. .. G.
lgIande 3. Wilion. %. John Ctr.
(Sobn albrin., %, Bomb 5in, 8.
lanna WeiieItamper. q. bessl.
l6arrp g. Toub, "a, aemp.r Cane.
lGpitb M. gb.riol., %. WapIe IOe.
lgobert 8. g.b, %, GaIisrn ap..
lSenuie y. Raslano, 81, Vornooo.
lWar Wiie. 26, Rihmpnb Ctr.
lbortenis Serrmann, Is. WiHon Ctr.
|Sni. SO. BLAZING, "a, Rornoob.
lMoniea gurnin.el, %. b,ssl.
52(lbers aeboIb. SO, WaIainsion aD..
lgliSo Megonan. 80, gaitsrn 4De.
|Sobn Grimm, al, Central 4pe.
lanna Shnsio.r. 40, pe,is Str.
l6enrp Rsnn.isr, 65, D.it 3. Ctr.
lWprtIs 6. 5ubbarb. SO. oessI-
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Sunger Wlann nabreno Der Arbtit
peruneIiidt.

Sarrp 5nl., Elm % Jabr. alt.r
arbeiter, BON Ro. 208 groabiudn, fieI
asftern ipdbrsnb Der grbeit in Ulits
bea's W0beliabrit on 2. uno Sohn
Strabs. aus bsoeuteHoer !S0be sur
Orb. nisoer unb brad, fh bas 9es
MD. gr ipurbe idleunisii nah osm
itdotifdeu 5oipitaI gsbrdft. no iein
I3uItono nIs abiolut bpffnunesIos be-
ssifuet ipurbe. Der 0erurnliidte
mar bonn glafsn abipdris am gdnssn
aorpsr eeldhmt. Der Gna bd. srobe
4shnlihtsii NIT beriieniesn Der atrcs
baiin auauita 5afic. lpelte fih be-
tnnnitid i'm porissn iriihiahr ,pohs
renb elmer 9orite[Iung i'm gmpreb
Jheat.r bas Genid brad uno erii ndn
orti Woraien burh ben 1oo BON ibs
rtn 0udIsn erloii ipurbe. Muh
Snle mag nah anIitt Der G.rste nod
ipodens obsr monatslans Isben. tam
j.boh nitt aendsn.
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4bsr am Geitias ift Is onbers. uTo
ba ih bic Stabt am Jtittag, Wormits
tags, beIonbers Iiebe, febe ih mid 3lis
tpeiIsn an IoIhem 5ag In ibr I'm. 1a
gebe ib itiIe Gtraben entlans unb
iaum bes.gnet mir jcmanb. SD lam
trdumsn, id tp1re aottipeibiro tn Der
ssrembe, in elmer peripunfhensn Gtabt,
mo eieWenfhen anseeftorben iinb unD
ihrs gehauiingen bliebeu. Man tanH
iich auf bic Stufen etnes gaosns Iebsn
uno niemanb fort einen, unb ielbSt
Der Ghusmann, Der an Der Gde itebi.
lpirst pie Elm sSbna. Wtnn ih bann
ipeiier sshe uno bic Ruhe uno OF
laienheit Der Strabsn tpie cine Grs
quiduna empfinbe, ton,me ih ouf eis
nen ipeitsn pIab. Der Rafen Der Nm
laesn lieht 10 ftiIh aus. Die 9dntc
iino lesr. Jait meIanhotiIh, ,uis In
alien Darts, pIdtiheri has MafIsr Inn
Spriugbrunnsu bic Shaalen bsrab;
unb biz GeitnIt. bic ben grunntn pb.n
trDni, heb. Iih nut in unoeutliher
Silheuette asgsn ben ipeiblihen WoIs
ienbimmsI. syoIt III in Der 2uf. cine
Isiis Duff gu bcrsH. Si, ts oas mo-
npione pldtihern hes WaNtrs2
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Der Shipsi3er Gamenpersin, ipels
DIR iih felt Sabren allgemeiner Be
liebtbeit srfrsut. peraniialiet am Sam.
flag. %. Ditober, in Der Gosmopoli.
tan 9alle Elm eroEes gaIieo lnn3s
ardnsGen. fir iueldes j.Bt i1onUors
bersitunsen seiroffen tptrben. DkDas
men tperben ollss aufbistsn. um ibrsn
Gaiten anssnebme Stunben 5u bereis
ten. Sie rehnen auf sinsn itarisnDes
fuh, por aIlsm aber auf bsnieniesn Der
befreunneien 0erein.. an ipelde aud
bersits ginIoounsen srlaHsn sporbsn
fino.
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SbeDSpr |.

Der Tlii1el Der hemotratiiten BAR
tel, Der ieBt bic 2eitunQ in 6Gnbsn Bat,
benUht it'd, ben oiesjdbrissr Dabls
tdmpf unb in Der 6plae bic QrdNbeas
tenpabl unter Der puroie 3u 1entnnsn:
nReoublit geqen Wondr6ie!" Die ge.
houptuno gebt babin, oaB nenn Die
Republit1ner in oem tommenbsn
8ohltampf riht urtsrlis8er, bunn
iperoe Roofepelt Der ndtits Brdiioent
Iein uno bas Weibe 5aus nitt meFr
oerldNen, ionoern ben 5bror beitsiger
nit BAN Sitel 5bsobor |. bon 9ottes
8nQoen, 8aiIer Der Der. Staaten,
Writ Der Qbilippinen, 6eraog pon
qOrto g1ico. martgraf BON Cuba, Trsiz
herr BON Guam Il. 7. No., Il. I. N. 9os
oertiinoet Senrn Watterion, Der Be
oatteur bes 2ouisoiQe nGouriers Sour
nal" uno erIter Streibsr i'm oroben
Motb Der oemotrQtiiden Qartei, nit
Wortsn, bic tpie our WeiBgluth erbtBs
tes Glen brennen. Tas iagt Barter,
Der emit bic bemotrotiTfen Staaren
i'm Greu27uQ ae9en RooIspeIt leitets,
ieooh oeItlagen mad 6dus lam. 0as
1Qot Murpbn, Der SaAem bon Sams
mann. 2lber pds Iugen nitt bios De-
motraten, ionoern aub Republitaner
pertunoen oieislbe truurigs Md6r.
nenn lie es 1uh nitt gan3 10 laut in
bic WeIt binausruTer. 2tlorit begt
nitt ben min0eitsn 3peifel an Rpoiez
pelts tohperrGtberiiter 8eIinnung.
Cannon if felt paDon iiber3sugt. 9us
Iius GasI1r gurrops iiebt ben Gag
noAe, mann RoOIsDeIt ii5 feline Dor
namen Qneignen Ipirb.
Wenn mir aud bic 8erfhsporung
bon Der luItigsn Seite auffaTen, 10 hat
lie bod aud ibre truurige Seits irios
fern. uIs odrin eine furtterlifs 8es
rir8Iddguno Der SSnteligen3 bes ames
rttaniiten 8Oltss Iis9t, nenn man
Qlaubt, i6m Iolte Qmmenmdrtsn auTs
binoen 7u tonnen. 60 nett Is uus
betrifft, hegen mir ni6t Die minbeIts
9eiiirftunq. baB oas Bolt IoIhe
Standardization fir mar onnebmen
nirD. Go6 ptrb es nitt unintereFant
isin, feIt3uiteller, lpeIts Met6obs in
bieiem Dlbniinn lisgt. Gs hanbelt
lid nm nidts dnoeres, als bic ron
RpoIeDelt einqelettste unb BON Sdft
fortqsiebte oolt5thiinli6s Ridtune Der
Reqierung Der Ser. Std1ten rid.
DGrts gu 6rsmIen. Die 9roBtnpita.
liiten, bic Dor benz geTsgreten Gage,
od RooIeoelt feline Qominiitration an.
trat, bic 5errfhdTt in ben Ser. Staa.
Ten fiihrten, nouen piebsr bic 3iigsl in
Die 6dHoe betommen. DAB Die 4nz
griffe ith ausidlieblit auf Rooiepelt
ri6ten, lit leiht genug gu periteben.
Gr lit Der urbs6er aQes Geioes, bag
bem 9robtrpital piberfahrsn iit. Qls
er bic @iIenbabnen, pelhe Elm aapitdI
bon 19 Millinrben Dollars reprG1entis
rem uno pelfem grobtapituli'tiifen
8unoe alle SSinan3gr0bsn beg Qonoes
angebOren, bic Wforgan, bic Rotefeler,
bic Goulo. Die oarriman. Die 9anbsrs
bilt uno nie lie Ionit beiben n,Dgen,
stpang, oas Bolt gsredt gu bebanoeln,
ba fuBte, bon bieiem mutbiesn geis
ipiel angefeuert. bas 8olt felbit ben
Wutb, iid gegsn feline gebriider su
tpenoen. 3uer't .rboben iid bic 81I=
ter in ben speltIiasn Staasen uno iteu.
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Goroners sGQe

Coroner Or. goe ipurbs seitern bon
benz 5oos bes 80 SABRE alien aholpb
Wristt. eines auesiisll'sn in aoube.
bafh's Sdesmiible in Rem 9nDen. g..
in aenniniB seIest. Mrisht mar Der.
h.iraibsi une Dobnie NIT ieiner Jamis
lie in Der 1dbt Der Sdssmubls.
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Sn per diebenen Staaten
beItebt cine Spaltung 3ipiT6en fortz
ihrittliheu uno reattionGren, D. b.
polfst3iimlihen uno groBtapitdIiltt-
i6en Dsmofruten, genau 10 pie in Der
republitaniIhen partei. Der rationale
5iibrer Der grobtopitaliitiI6en D:moz
traten 1T @oup. 5armpn.
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D 30 o n at 9 d hrtf t uSueceB
bat cine unteriuhuns iiber bas pors
ousIihtlihe Heiultat Der aongrebpob@
len peranitaItet unp geldngt gu Der 4Hz
ii6t, bab ipohl Die 0emotraten 8es
mime gu per3eihnen baben peroen,
baB ober Der alleemeine nalaooeraz
oatid". ben man Der republitunlitsn
gartei propheaeit bat, niht eintretsn
pirb. Die 0ubrI6einIidteit iprt6t
foour bafiir, oub oieis partei Die W(as
joritdt i'm 6auie, penn aud tart re-
bu3irt ,be6dlten tpirb. Die oetaiutrte
9iIte beitdtiot uniere bereits ausaeiproz
hsns Gnittt, oab bic 9emotroten in
ben sSnfurQenten- -Studten nihts gs@
pinnen rperben. Der 8runo liegt auf
Der 6ono. Die GoLtsmuiTen Inmpat3is
Iirsn nit BEN fortitrittlihen Reoublie
tanern. 9a1sQen 1inb 0erlu'te fir bic
repubIitoniIhe partei in ben Stoaten
7u erlparten, tpo bic fortIhrittIite Sc
negun9 bon ben 9olititern untsrbriidt
poroen 1T. Quh bd8 III fehr leitt gu
osrIte6en. Dor bic Wabl oe'teQt 5tpie
I6en einsm repubIitanifhen St1nOz
pdtter uno einem Demotr1ten, 3ie5t
oas 8oIt BEN 2eBteren ror. mag pollz
tommen ri6tio III. Republtaniids
Sturoputter moQen nur bort burdz
nrinqen, no bic repubIitdniIhe Maios
ritdt INNER ishr fart oerpsisn III. Sn
9e'irten ober, mo oa5 WahlreIul'at
Bio soon elm paar tauieuo Stimmer
ubhdnoid lit. tperoen bic repubIitdni.
Iher Storopotter unteryieQen. l1no
10 ToG es Tein. Die St1nopottsr riiIs
zen ous beioer p1rteien hinausse n0rfen
tDerosn, penn oas 9oIt 81 ieineun
Rehte oeldngen ipQ.
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oeFen tpirb Der @crfhlas semadt, ale
Steusrn bon liesenbem Gieenthum gu
erbeben. 0as ipdre cine fiirhterlite
georiiduns fir Die beiislpfen alahen,
pelche tbatIdhlih ale Steuern in
5orm bon Mistbsains trasen miibten,
tpdbrenb oas Nusenmert ourauf sert6z
tet Iein mub, ben nidt beiibenben aloI'
zen Grleihteruns 81 eeipGbren uno ben
Rei6en einsn srDberen Sheil Der
Steusrlaiten su5uihieben. gu errei'
den ptrb bas nur 1ein, inbem Der Sc
gtslatur tpeiteite 5reibeit in Der 4uf>
erIegung BON Steuern getpGbrt tpirb,
Cine Iet6te Steuer bon periDnlihen
Gigentbum uno tpeiteite Iusoehnure
oes SpItems Der 8eperbeI Iteuern niiroe
Der Steuermiiere, tpie lie isst in oleIsm
Staate beitebt, elm gnoe MAIDEN.
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Srieffafen.

geisr. - Die aihe mub abgefats
rem iperoen uno Der Jubrmann bari
eafiir tein Uelb annebmen.
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un1ers Itdbtii d E 9ertpaltung
bstunoet einen isbr anerfennenspertben
Refprmeifer. Sas @erbpt, nondh
tlnIIifi3irts IngeItelIte niht fir poIis
tide 3peds beiteuert tperoen ourfen,
1T cine tpsrtboole reformatoriI6e
Sbat. Ri6t minoer bod gu IhdB:n 1T
es, DAP aus Dem Bureau Des DIRECTORS
fir itGotiihe 2lrbeiten cine an3abl
iibsrfIiiiIiger 4ngsiteltsr sntlahen NOR
ben iinb.
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6si gerreHlnHaen, fiAjsaaes sSs
SeritaxA,ansfa
made man ioiort Ginreibmosa NH
Er. MGtcrs
Pain-Expsusr
Set 40 Snbren bespdbrt tsnb 81.
liebf N oe,Iti6en GomiIi<n nI1 1ouS.
initteI. 26c unb Soc n apot6efeu
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eproer, 1T Elm erfolgreiher 9eIdGftss
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berIhieoenen 9ertrauenspoiten, Die er
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nem aaratter Elm gutes 3sugnib aus.
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5ublun9 nit bem 0eutIhthum, 10
Dob feline Spmpatbisn in bteIer Rits
tuna duber 3neifel 1tehen.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-30
RECENT ASSESSMENTS
BY LOCAL COMPANIES

Following Is a list Of mining COM
panies which have recently levied as
sessments the time of sale taking place
the last OF the present month or in
December or the first month in 1911:
Iehi Tintic No /. amount, &c; de-
linquenL December 20; sale day, jan
uary 10.
Tintic Central. No. 8, amount, 5c: de-
linquent November 3: sale day. NOvem-
Der IS.
South Iron Blossom. No. !. amount.
I'm; delinquent October 81; sale day,
November IS.
Lower Mammoth No. &c; amount, SC;
delinquent November II; sale day, De
cember s.
OpeX. No. 4: amount, 1c; delinquent.
November 10; sale day, December :.
New York, No. "a; amount, &c; de-
linquent, November 10; sale day, De-
Columbus Con, No. 4; amount. IOc;
delinquent November &c; sale day, De
cember "a.
Wabash. No 42: amount. 15o: delin-
quent. November 10. sale day, Decem-
Der 3,
Tintic STANDARD. No. 8; amount, 1c;
delinquent November IA; sale day. De-
cember 10.
Beck Tunnel No. s: amount. 1c; de-
linquenr, December IS: sale day, jan
Uintah Treasure Hin, No. z; amount,
1c; delinquent, December II; sale day,
keystone, No. /; amount, Sc; delin-
quenL December IS; sale day Janu-
airy IL
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-30
0PTIMISTS CHECK
HILLS BEAR TALK
IA Eadger Bros.- PrIvate MI

by hadger Bros. Private WireD
New York. Nov. 29.-There was less
tension exhibited in the security mar
keI Today from the Hill eDisode as a
result % heavy buying orders from
leading banking sources in the active
stocks in the early dealings. Very
conservative but hopeful expressions in
regard 10 the Industrial and railway
outlook for the coming year from
sources equally as forceful as that of
the Great Northern management were
instrumental In allaying the fears OF
many timlo security holders. Probably
the chief factor in today's news was
the Pennsylvania railroad order fOr
steel rails aggregating $780, eco tons.
1871 delivery, which VIII be followed
shortly By heavy order from the New
York Central This is a good sign for
a future steel ms r6et OF stability.
There are limitations now Of a large
tonnage Of steel rails being booked he
fore the close OF the year. We find
little reason 10 change our market pO-
sition OF recent date, and believe that
slow betterment is in progress in the
industrial world. which VIII be reflect
cd ia securities in the next sixty IA vs.
or 50. Stocks snOuld be bought on any
weakness. IL is rumored here an the
close that steel meeting will be held
tomorrow by leading concerns in re-
gard 10 the question OF cutting prices
e. II. Hutton a. 60.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-30
STOCKS WERE
SP|R|TLESS
Fair Total Sales for the Day
Cedar Makes Slight
Gain.

Cedar Talisman was about the only
stock which showed even a trifle gain
yesterday, most OF the having a
strong tendency 10 slump. 1t sold
nearly 1000 shares al 14Ac to 15c. Co.
tumbus Consolidated was again active,
opening at see and closing at 33c, with
about 5000 shares to its credit. Tintic
Central showed lively disposition, re-
cOrding 800 sales al SIC 10 sac. Tintic
Empire came in with one block of 5000
al &c. Sioux Consolidated showed some
spirit at 2sc and SOC. Uncle Sam was
in demand around the soc mark. Both
The total sales of the day was 81 1921
shares at Sl0,y4g.32.
The official closing figures yesterday
were as follows: