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The herald., 1898-03-26
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade in
Cereals


CHICAGO, Mar. 25.--Wheat opened weak
and lower on the extremely heavy ship
ments from Argentina, that country con-
tributing 1850, 900 bushels during the week,
compared with one-tenth Of that amount
In the same week last year. Liverpool ca
bles showed declines In that market aver
aging 3D., part of which was quickly re-
covered, however From S2%@S2H at the
start, July fell to 50, and held steady at
that figure for some time, rallying occa-
sionally to S29s, only to be pounded down
again As the session progressed, the mar
bling to SIN. War talk had undoubtedly
much to do with the decline, which was
accompanied by heavy liquidation. Pro-
fessionals covered. freely from 50 cents
them. Reports that the Servian import
duty on wheat and corn had been removed
and cablegram stating that the potato
crop in the United Kingdom was the
smallest since 1884, had little or no effect.
and the Modern Miller report, alleging se-
rious damage to the growing crop in Cali
fornia, Nebraska, Kansas and Texas, DUR
ing the recent cold wave, start1d buying
movement near the close, which rallied
and 1.04. closing at lo4. July opened Isc
lower, at S2A@S2k. sold on to NLc, and
closed at S214@S21l, sellers.
Corn shared In the general weakness.
The recovery IN wheat near the end han a
Oats suffered decline Of X@Zc for July
on moderate trading. Longs" were the
Provisions were weak. and the selling OF
pork more especially was urgent for 1
cents barrel at one time. and Of 175k cents
in the end. Lard and ribs were relatively
less weak. The former lost Tor. the day
2A@6 cents, and the latter 21kQ6 cents for
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mic hams, &c; No. 2, SIC; select mild cure,
&c; special fancy breakfast, 12c; special
breakfast bacon, 111ac; Rex bacon. 10Hc;
Rex boneless hams, sugar cured, SC; Rex
boneless butts, :; summer sausage, 1ec;
Rex dried beef insides, 151a; Rex dried out
sides, -; smoked tongues. soc; Diamond
breakfast bacon, backs. per h., 91kc; bacon
bellies. SIC; light medium bacon. s1Ac;
medium bacon. S1zc; dry salt clear bellies,
1926 av., SHc; dry salt clears, 5000 avg,
TIC: salt clear backs. e.
TALLOW-Per lb., 3%@4c.
| WOOL-Nominal.
LIVESTOCK-Per lb.: Beeves, 2%I3% !;
hogs, 4AQ4l4c: lambs, per head 20OlD2 so
sheep. per cwt.. 2.5O03.75; calves. per lb..
HIDES-Dry Gas they rum, 141ac; do. Kip,
12c; do. calf, Ice; bulls, &c; salt steers, ia
79c; do. stays and bulls, 3k0l4c; cows, 61a
97c; sheep skins, 5M6c.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sun dried,
sacks, per pound, 5Ad6c; evaporated,
fancy, Sq9c; apricots, fancy, Sc; choice, 6@
fancy evaporated, 8Q10c; plums, pitted,
choice, 9@10c; prunes choice, boxed ,7ia01Oc
sk., 4@6c; dates. 6Q6lxc; silver prunes,
black. per lb., 5@5isc; California fancy, per
ID. 7,ha1oc; imported SMYRNA, 12lR@i5c.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Pink, 3.O0dl
Q1.90; small white, L9092.O0; green field
peas, 2.50Q275; black-eyed beans. 200; gar
vancos, S5Og3.75; lentils. imported, 1000
| 500; lentils, California, 3.50@4.00.
| NUTS-Walnuts, Los Angeles, 495c; me-
! dium soft, 6@7c; soft shell, Los Nietos,
fancy Sc; almonds, soft she'll, 1O011c: pa
per shell, 11@12c; hard shell. SG10c; pecans,
10@12c; flberts. 111s@12c; Brazils, 11@12c;
pinons, 11912c; peanuts. eastern. raw, G1a
Q7c; roasted, SQS14c; California, raw, 4Q5c;
roasted, 61A17c
| MILLSTUFFS-Flour. local mills. 4.SO
per bbl. Stockton brands. 500; Oregon, ASS;
eastern. 5.75@660; shorts, ton, local, 2400;
rolled barley, per 100 lbs, 1,20; cracked
lbs, 1.2O: bran, per ton, 22OO: graham. per
! 100 lbs. 230.
HAY-Wheat, per ton. 16OOG1S.C0; barley,
15.00Q1700; oat, 15.00416.OO; alfalfa, baled,
| l4.O041600; loose, =; straw. 3.50Q4.00.
| HONEY AND BEEEWAx-Honey In
comb. 10Q12c per lb.; strained, 41aQ6c; bees
| wax. 20Q25c per lb.
| GRAIN-Wheat No. l. 1.65; No 2, lao;
corn, small yellow, 1.10; large yellow, LOS;
| barley, common, 1.10.
The herald., 1898-03-26
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, March 25.-Today's closing
prices were the lowest in most cases since
the Cuban question became a dominant
factor in the situation. Twenty active
shares averaged lower than at any time
this year, and the government new fours,
coupon were down to 119a4 bid. This was
on the assumption that new issues were
possible IL expenditures for war purposes
continued long. Before the battleship
Maine was blown UP they were quoted
above 1928. 1t was freely predicted that the
Maine report would be extremely unfa-
vorable.- The market opened with quota
tions slightly below yesterdays final fig
ures. The bears, however, were deter
mined to bring about substantially lower
level, and hammered many of the leading
stocks vigorously In an endeavOr to pre-
cipitate liquidation. The local transpor-
tation shares and sugar were the most
vulnerable points of attack and the ex-
treme weakness in those specialties was
soon communicated elsewhere. Numerous
stop-losS orders were expected and the
market for time took on a very animated
appearance, with losses ranging between
and per cent during the first half hour S
operation. Purchases for London account
and an effort on the part of some traders
to rally prices gave a steadier tone, which,
however, was accompanied by extreme
stagnation. As the day progressed the
market dipped frequently, but there was
an absence OF feature In the general spec
ulatfon until the fnal hour, when extern
sive liquidation set in, which depressed
the bulk of the high priced specialties to
the lowest figures of the day. Washington
houses were sellers, and 1t was understood
that they might have some intimation Of
the nature of the Maine report. Sugar was
down 3h, partly on the fear of the prox-
unity of increased competition in the trade
The steady decline In this stock tended to
color recent reports that inside support
had been withdrawn for the time being
The break in Northern Pacific preferred
of III, accompanied as 1t was by weakness
in Canadian Pacific, was taken to indicate
something unfavorable as Forthcoming In
regard to the rate war. New York Cen
trail and the grangers showed little re-
sistance to the attack. There was fur
ther engagement for import of a moder-
ate amount of gold. making the total Of the
present movement, including that from
Australia, nearly 5000, 900. The foreign
exchange market exhibited heaviness to-
day, and some concessions were noticed in
rates.
Quotations for railway mortgages con-
tinued to sag on light offerings, which for
the most part consisted of unusually ac-
tive speculative lines. The total transac-
tions were $1100,000.
Government bonds displayed extreme
weakness, the new fours, coupon and reg
istered, and old fours, coupon, yielding l
per cent in the bid price; the old fours, reg
istered, suffered to the extent of u, and
the 1ves. coupon and registered, lost u
each.
The herald., 1898-03-26
Dun's Review

NEW YORK, March 25.-R. @. Dun g.
Cos weekly. review of trade will say in
tomorrow's issue:
A waiting state of things always him
ders business to some extent. With more
than $34, 900 900 in gold received or on its
way since this movement began, with am
pie bank reserves and treasury reserves
and redemption of notes in all ways near
ly third smaller than in February to date,
with no stringency in the money market
and sterling exchange weak, with the vol
ume of business at clearing houses outside
of New York larger than In 1892 by SO per
cent this month, and with failures nearly
90 per cent smaller than last year, and 50
per cent smaller than in the same month
of 1892. there is not much visible ground
for panic, even IL earnest efforts should
fail to keep peace with honor. Warlike
reports come from every state, and stock
the average prices of railroad stocks is
$53.0S, against $500 two weeks ago today.
Nor have industrial operations been per-
ceptibly. affected except where extraor-
dinary buying for some weeks past has
made necessary pause for breath, SO to
speak, or where unnatural prices had
caused O halt before the destruction of the
ments would be expected. with war appar-
emily near but as yet scarcely any indlca-
tion of decrease for that reason Is seen.
1t is difficult to take small Views when the
Ing products. Atlantic exports of wheat
for the week have been 2,16O, ,S26 bushels.
against ! 1,272, ,286 last year, and in four weeks
g.. 9.320514, flour included against [, ,103 425 last
year, with Pacific exports 4,2S2, ,032, against
$50 ,A2 last year. The price has declined
2Hc, but the heavy shipments and con-
tracts for export are having constant in
fluence. 7
Sales Of wool have been only 11,411 800
pounds in three weeks, at the three CHEF
markets, against 4,605, 800 pounds last year.
and quotations are yielding. with sales Of
old wool " to cent below current Quota
tions for clothing, and no Indication that
manufacturers are nearing the end Of their
stocks. M NJ, 80.
Cancellations are numerous but In pro-
portion to orders, smaller than for i've
years past, and find natural explanation In
an advance of prices greater in some fines
than distribution seems to warrant Yet
the mills are nearly all full Of orders for
some months to come, and rather more de-
mand for goods is seen since colder wealth
er appeared.
The iron and steel industry is more fuzzy
employed than ever before In its history.
ana although production of Bessemer pig
ts beyond all precedent, the price advances
and billets are still bought In open market
by some of the largest producers. Other
pig Is steady in price and no decline ap-
pears IN the finished products excepting
steel plates ct the east, but for these the
demand at Chicago Is enormous, as Tor
cars ana agricultural implement materials.
penang orders for cars covering 900 to 400
each. The structural demand during the
drst quarter was 80 per cent larger than IN
the same quarter any previous year. ana
It - said the demand for pipe Is sweliod By
pending contracts for 11f miles M n
Minor metals are compare lively quiet;
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Dividend Notes

The Standard Gas company Of New York
has declared Its regular quarterly dividend
Of W per cent on the common stock, paya-
BILE April /. ~
The Homestead Mining company has de-
clared dividend No. 239 OF Is cents bar
share, making $3.50 900 paid in dividends
to date, payable March 25.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company has declared a
quarterly dividend Of Q per cent, payable
March 81.
The American Mailing company has de-
clared quarterly dividend OF TX per cent
on its preferred stock, payable April is.
The Mergenthaler IAynotype company has
declared quarterly dividend OF az per
cent and an extra dividend of ~ per cent,
payable April /.
The minnesota Iron company has de-
elared q quarte,iy dividend OF ~ per cent,
payable April to stock of record March
The Oregon halfway and Navigation
company has declared,a quarterly dividend
I. u per cent on its preferred stock, payable
April 1.
q The Cambria Iron company has declared
i dividend Of per cent, payable April L
The American Bell Telephone company
The herald., 1898-03-26
AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss Sachner, Of Columbus,
O., to Ailing Women.

To all women who are ill:-It sf-
fords me great pleasure to tell you OF
the benefit have derived from TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. can hardly find words to
express my gratitude for the boon
given to suffering women in that ex-
cellent remedy. Before taking the
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tin at 14.3 cents, lake copper at 12c, lead
firm at 81 cents. and nickel in heavy de-
mund at "a cents
Failures for the week have been 251 in
the United States, against 291 last year,
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State Loan and Trust Company
OF Los Angeles. Capital paid up, $500, 900.
A general banking business transacted
Interest paid on savings deposits. Safe
deposit boxes for rent.
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Kansas City Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 25.-Catt1e--
Receipts, 3700 Market active and steady
to 10c higher. Dressed beef, 435a5.O 90; fed
western steers, 3.65@4.65; native cows and
heifers, 2.50Q440: stockers and feeders,
3.25g55O; bulls. 2.75@4.2O; southern steers.
3.851405.
Sheep-Receipts, 37O0 Market active
and steady. Western muttons up to 4.50;
mixed sheep and yearlings, AGO; lambs, 4. 10
$3.50; spring lambs, 500.
The herald., 1898-03-26
Bank Clearings

NEW YORK, March 25.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the following cities for
the week ended March "a, with the per-
centage of Increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, March 25.-Silver bullion,
55c; Mexican dollars, A%c.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 25-Silver bull
lion, 551s; Mexican dollars, 451sD46c
LONDON, March 25.-Silver bullion, 26d,
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, March 25.-Credit ball
ances TIC; certificates started at TIC for
cash, 77hc bid for regular; sales, 1000 bar
rels regular delivery at TIC; no bid or Of
ferings at the close; shipments, 81, 1893 BAR
rels; runs, S2172 barrels
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, March 25-California dried
fruits steady.
pound; prime wire tray, s3sGs1kc wood
dried. prime, sas@SAc choice, Ss4@9c; fam
cy, 9A@9%c.
Prunes-3h@7%c.
,Apricots-Royal, 5h@7c; Moorpark, S1s0
10hc.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5Gsc; peeled, 12@15c
The herald., 1898-03-26

Browns Bronchial Troches'' give relief
in all Bronchial Affections. A simple and
safe remedy. Avoid limitations.
The herald., 1898-03-26

There are 295,0OO persons in the trained
professions in Italy.
The herald., 1898-03-26

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek.
strom's. 1924 South Spring street.
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Relea.es. $1,000 and over

v. Harrell to L. L. and J. w. Gala
way, 5sO-ss ,..:..;;, ,:;..........:.. $40
las .....:: ..,....,. ..::.............. w. ESQ
H. A. Baldwin to r. II. Chapman,
3eo-274 ......:... ~: .............. lao
G. Hildebrand to H. Fishback, 334-21S,
oli-Zb3 ........ ............ ............. 1,7O
State l.. & T. Co. to w. c. 4. u. 209-
lC0 .::....... .:..................... @,oo
A. Mullen to e. f. Rosecrans, 419-2H 1,30
A. c. Gray to G. Gansert, 4O5-114. -. LII
4sl-l2l .:............................... 2,5a
M. A. Dunlap to I. A. Abbott, 55O-3O5. l,O0(
State Nut. b. & L. Assn to E. b. At
WOOD. 54S-l40 ........................... 1,40
Nineteen releases under $1,000 ......... 9,421
Total $3.50
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Crlcu tnre0 phy-
sicians and gradually grew worse
About a year ago was advised by q
friend to try Mrs. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash and Vegetable Compound, which
l did. After using three bottles Of
the Vegetable Compound and one pack
age of Sanative Wash, I am now enjoy
ing better health than ever did, and
attribute the same to your wonderful
remedies. cannot find words to ex-
press what . Godsend they have been
to me.
Whenever begin to ofeelnervous and
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sician at hand. It would afford me
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directed some suffering sister to health
and strength through those most ex-
cellent remedies. MISS MAY SAcHNER,
s4s< r. Eisn St.. Columbus. o.
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May, with July leaving of at Thursdays
prices.
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NJ. NJ. Shirley ct al. to II. James-Part
lot II, I. Heyman trt, Jan. !, '99, Jan.
/, 1900, 102 per cent. $500, $1025 $50. ST.
A. r. McClenathan ct al. to G. Easton
Lot IS, blk o, Menlo Park sub. No.
2, 3 yrs, ii per cent ................... l..
o. II. and NJ. G. Jones to Traternal
Nut. B. q L. Assn--Lot .. blk ?,
Migucl's SUBJ, yrs, 9 per CENT?. l..
Fourteen mortgages under $1,000 ...... 5,s
Total So!
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eat better sleep better and feel better In every
than for years. can cheerfully recommend Dr.
Wong Him to the sick. Yours truly,
HARVEY DAVIS
109 West Ann St.. Police officer L. A. City
DR.. WONa HIM. SSi 8 Hope St
Los Angeles, January 20, 1898.
To the Public-Having suffered long time with
a tumor, stomach troubles and o bad cough, doc
tored with several doctors but found no relief
then decided to try DR.. Wong Him of 8sl 8. Hope st
After feeling my pulse he described my case, and
after four months' doctoring with hum l am now
entirely cured. No knife or operation was per-
formed. and here certify the above and recon-
mend him to suffering humanity.
MRS. ]. D. CORkEN, Chino, Cal
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Los Angeles. CAL,
nac l. 1aQI


To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that
DR.. Wong Him cured me
of liver and kidney trou-
bles. I was greatly con-
stlpated and my back
ached so much that I b ad
great trouble in sleeping.
When I went to DIR. Wong
Him. he felt my pulse and
said my troubles were
caused by la grippe. which
l had several years ago.
He knew more about my
system than I thought
anyone could know. I
took his medicine As d.
rected and am now well.
The herald., 1898-03-26
THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED " efo 4 DoBsNsox
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

has declared its regular quarterly dividend
OF So per share. payable April Is.
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Compound
l was thin,
sallow,and
nervous. !
was trou-
bled with
leucor-
IAO0, 0A0
my men
strual Pc
RODS were
very irreg'
ular. I
. a.
The herald., 1898-03-26

The official estimates OF the gold OBJ
tanned from the Yukon region In 1897. sub
mttted by the Canadian Geological Survey
to the Dominion parliament, agree very
nearly with those of the Engineering and
Mining Journal. DIR. Dawson, the head OF
the survey, puts the total at $2 900 for the
year 1897; and he Is careful to add that at
present there is no recognized method Of
obtaining accurate statistics, or OF sepa-
rating the amount of gold obtained on the
Canadian side OF the line from that mined
In Alaska.
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8aubesfenator Guap une @euoiien
uuter Anflaae.

Die @rOBssidporsnsn oes Gountps
@eridts in 9bllabeIpbia baben ben
8uneesisnator W. 8. Auap. ieinen
Sobn 8ldaIb uno 3. 8. SapwoOb. fri
ber StaatSidaBmelitsr. unter 4nfIase
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fraber aaHlrsr Der ;. .BeOpls's 8ant". sss
felt. um @slber Der 8ant uno Staats'
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SPECULATION in 9ltiien unseisslib 3u ee'
brauden. SopfinS besins na4 @nioed'
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War3 Selbfmoro. Dle 8siammtiumme.
meIde Sen Auap gum @ebraute fal
Spefulation aus ber Banf erlanel
bate, belduft iit uuf msbrere bunoert'
tauienb Dollars. Senator Ouap III mi
leinem Sobne Riharo aus San Sucle
5la.. pobln 8sloe Dor elmer WoGs psr'
reiitsn. SutGdsetsbrt.
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Stapellauf bee -0Sisecnfin~

Oas S6laatidiif ..Bisconiin". bas
Samltae IN ben nlonsgiieniperten in
San Sraneiseo BON Stapel selahen
tpurbe. tpar oaS erite inGalifornia erbaute
ariessidiff, bas nidt nit einbelmiit tem
8ein setauft nurbe. Ser slft puros
nit @bampaener bOasosen BON SRI.
gIiiabstb Stspbenion; oer Isent elmer
frans6fiden Beinfirma battle ben Gbams
pasnsr in elesanter Berpaduns su oem
3wsds sur 8srfdsune eefeat. Selbit.
psritdnolld puroe sur Gaufe nur eine
5laide bes iddumenbsn 8eines se'
brauht.
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pasusr, bic BON ben Unions @iienwerfen
eellsfsrt nar. tpuroe idIleBli& aud nod
sur 1aufs sebraudt. Nad osm Slapel'
lauf folsts elm 8aniett. bel ipeldem 2leut.
@ouperneur 8aenf6 bon Blseoniin bic
Sauptrebe bielt.
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Gdet NiAte auf bic seutfdbs
Armee fommen,

GburIss u. MeDonaIb, elm irii&es
Gonitabler bon Gbieaao. tputbe in bti
@afmirtbfhait Ro. 43 Sat Sadion
8ouleparb bon Baron 6. q. 10. bon 8ies
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ben. beutiden 4olieen. speimaI seidoi.
fen unb ftarb brei Stunben ipdter i'm
@ounipsSoipitul. Sn einsm Strelt iiter
bic Gampffablateit Der peridisoensn Ars
meen bebauptets Baron bon 8lebenfeIo,
oab bic Deutiden snti6isben bic bshen
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ertldrte. baBirsenb Semanb ben ;. .Gutds
man" perbauen tonne. sos 8leoenfslr
in feiner @ntriiiiun8 einen Hspoluer aua
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S6uBnunben BEL. porauf sr fd frei'
wilis Der Boliaei lberlIeferte. gr bes
biuptet. in ROtbpsbr sebanbeIt su
baben.
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geuer im 1tniperfitdtseebduoe

Das @ebdube ber ,,Snbiana DiebicaI
@oaese". elm Dspartsment oer uniperii'
tat bon SubianapoIlS, Sno.. III 5rettae
WOreen su ftdber Stunbe bur6 5euer
erobsnibeiIs 3erltort tporben. Sc wurbe
our6 sinsn idapbaitsn Diem i'm groses
idob peruriadi. Die 5Iammen f4Iusen
ben 1reppentpes binauf unb bic belben
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tunesIeiter am @ebaube BON orltten
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mittels bes Ireppenweses au enttommen.
uurbe aber stpliden bem sweiten une
brittsn Stodpsrf bon ben 5lammen su
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nuroe sr oann ron 6euerWebrleuten 8e'
retist. Sbaoen am 8sbduoe sac, 900,
8sriiterune S35, ,00G.
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Geupeut ber Hrbeitsritter.

Dis NatiOnaI 9lismblp Der arbsiis'
ritter batin ibrer in @blca8o ab8sbaltenen
ssabrespsriammluns ben Bei6luB sefaBt.
Der 8unbes. Gommiiiion. tpelhe bic Ar'
belts, unb Snbuftrisperbdlinfs s i'm 2anos
unteriudsn ioa, ioIsenOs gmpfsbIuneen
au unterbreiten: Abidafuns Der ..Rs'
aieruns burh ginbaltsbefeble". 8erboi
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Sabre, @sisss seeen 4itisnpsrpaRsruns
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glnri4iuns bon potiparbanten. 8egle'
runascontroae aaer @iIenbabnen. gmli'
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aistung (tsins 8antnotsn). grlpdbluns
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birette 8olsabitimmuns. SnitiatIus uno
Heferenoum.
Sin @omits bon brsi WliteIiebern tpuroe
bsauftrast, bisie 8ori6ldse oes 8unoss
Der Mrbeitsritter Der Rsalerunesccmmlf'
fon su unterbreIten.
Rum Observation-Disclosures tpuroe Sobn
D. Parions bon 9etw gort ermablt.
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GhiHeffd,e Mafa.

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SommerciaIftrube, San 6runeisco. selss
senen baufdaisen Sauies ipuroe Ib BUN
pon aipei .Slebblnbers" RamsnS At
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8dnsers bes bepubten Sauies bic M6r.
Der nidt perfdeudt bate. Der dinsii'
i6s @oHiul bat in 6olse oeRen eine gro'
tlamation srlafen, in pelder er biz
..Siebbinbers" oarauf auimsrfiam madt.
oaB ielbft ibre Inseb6risen in @bina fir
lhre beaanaenen nnlbaten uerantportlld
eebalten tperoen.