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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24

men and farmers al along the lima =, z,
PAL ing to feed their cattle In order = L.
them through tho winter, realisinr ~ ~
a question OF doing that or losing ihss. !.
H. u. Woodley is back from tfis !. Z
ranch and reports conditions out his y,
good shape for the winter. The recss, \
put new life into the grass, which M "A
ones this winter, the spring and earls ~.
rains having treated his section bcssS.2
and given a fine grass crop, 1r-aS
Captain w. T. Way says that tha s.,s
the cGrn belt and the West Texas stess.
OH the other side Of the Quarantine NJ r
not realize what they are doing when ~, l.
tempt to discriminate against southern M
which Is the great breeding GROUND ! r
country. He says he is willing 10 4
record that with the strides Texas Il, ~
"A great cotton and corn producins ~
that she Is now able to full fesd Il IL
all the cattle that can be produced 4 r.
ranches. which puts her in a position ~
she IL independent of the balance OF IL ~
BIDS FOR THE CUBAN coNTRicf
The following wero the bids for the rustn]
Ient beef contract in Cuba. which M n
yesterday to j. w. Overton Of Fiorids
l. j w. Overtpn of Florida, exc Den urui|
.. Armstrong Packing Co, OF Dallas. II N
8. q w. Simpson of Fo,t Worth al i.
4. n. w. Reed OF Arkansas City, 1t m
5. Fulton Bros. of Tampa, Fla, II II \
pounds cattle dressed.
C. L. j. Folly of Wharton, at 10.
Z +. Berndez Il Co. OF Havana, a u u
s. j. Il. Goodwin of Nashville, Tenn. 4 \
9. 4. II. Giddings OF Washingtou:s ri /
IL. i. 7. Pryor of San Antonio, Il II
Ii Stafford Land and Cattle CO. Il Gil
bus Mt %.
II. j. @. McCartey of Laredo. Il Il
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SUGAR.

! Ntw York. November 2s.--Sugar--Raw,
houess; prices somewhat nominal. Fair re-
flung. s: centrifugal. 90 test, AZ. Molasses
81 gar 3% Refined. firm. but quiet.
New Orleans, November 3.--Sugar--Steady !,
open kettle !: 11-i6Q3M; open kettle centri-
flghl, S%@4 S-i6: centrifugal white. l-lGu
Z lilo: yellow. 4dft 1-1g: seconds. 7-l6USis.
Molatscs--Open kettle. higher, e0iiS0; ccntrt-
fuTri. 74i7. ssyrup--strong; 5000.
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CATTLE cLArrrn

Mrore Allen are loaiing at Kline o,oo
o. Naichitoches. Ia. These steers Mere sulS
last August for delivery OF this timc sna s" 9',
pe placed by the purchaser on full feed at his Ills
- it.ston Austin reports that the water Il,
r IN 49,, AXE south Of Victoria, is the lowest
I'm, r,o fr S and is shallow that ths
wh'e'. "A. II preparing to feed i5So he oa ny y,
W., stoc,I through the winter on his ranch near
Zoe Loving is back irom a trim 49,. j.
ZAP ZAP 70 INC coast. lie reports thar 'o,, ,ns
,1s u''ss' ne mas ever seen 1t and says stock.
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coFcEE.

Nov Orleans, November e3..-coffee--Firrn,
RIO, ordinary 10 fair, 6AsfrSH.
New York, November Neutrality-suspicious.
70 70 oonts o%er sales io SaSs spot
cosfee--Rio. dull. but steady; mild, quiet,
about steady; Cordova, SGlfb.
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BIDS FOR THE CUBAN CoNTRic,
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial Dispatcn to the Post)
Stock Landing, New Orleans. NoveuAel
The New orleans Live SOCK excaIar ]
ports:
heceipts-Cattle 155, calves and ysitg
Ia. hoss 112.
sales-Lul.ie 3G7. calves and yeariinu i
hogs 81.
On hand-Cattle l0S, hogs l73.
Very few beeves left over aud narkei N
strong iui Iuii " Svuu at o3g4iA, cott Y
heii.fs z74Qoi2, no yearilnso lett 0seI. ~
ket slrona. nrst arrivals Will brinS 4
plices; Texas 3HU5a; MiSsissipp LeaIail
apu Alabama, 212ujA.
Hogs In fuil supply. demald light sad ~
weak 3ael4c Tor curnfed.
NJ sheep on sale: Quotations NOMINAL {
unchanged
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.

ApPLES--Fancy evaporated 5o-lb boxes.
sc; lib cartons. 9lac; choice evaporatcd In
bulk, 5o-lb. Sac, fancy sliced, in 50-lb boxes.
sac.
ApRicoTs-l2c per ID loose; l21ac in lib
cartons.
ClTRoN--ln i0-lb boxes. 13c.
CURRANTS-In bbls. &c; 2o-ib boxes. clean
ed. bulk, TIC; lib cartons. Sc
PEACHES-Evaporated, unpeeled, 10Ml1c.
RAlSlNS-Callioruia S-ofown l.. l.. boxes,
:, W = po% a. NJ u ralsinsi eo4e5c. s-er4wn y.
raisins 50-lb boxes, DC.
PkUNEs--C California, 5o-6oe. Sc: 60-70s. &c;
T0-Sos. 6,ao S0-9os, &c, 0i00s. I&Gp5isc.
NUTS Brazil. Zoe per III; filperts Sicily.
lie: Naples. l2l.c. walnuts. llul2c peanuts,
oQt6c; almonds. raragona, lJc per 10 in sacks
pecans iG7c. Italian chestnuts 10c per ID
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New York cotton markets..

New York, November 23.-There was some
what of bear stampede IN the cotton mar
ket this morning on bulish Liverpool cables
and reports of freezing weather from the At
iantic States to Texas. The near months
moved up l to points. and the far months
3 to 4 points the first call with trading
more active than in many weeks. Prices re-
ceived new impetus still later on buying
ders from the South and Philadelphia and be-
fore the advance had been checked a further
gain of to points had been scored. The
bull faction pressed their advantage Reduced
crop estimates were in circulation. which
tact tended to increase the better feeling.
There was subsequent reaction. however,
under realizing The afternoon was given
over largely to an adjustment of accounts by
bulls and bears not wishing to take chances
OF possible radical changes occurring before
Fridays opening. Near the close there was
come selling on the theory that the present
upward movement had eliminated and that
substantial reaction was in order. After
brief squirt of activity within the last few
minutes the market today closed steady at a
net gain OF to points.
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COZ i,,A
Houston Daily Statement,
Today Yesterday Lar,
Hon.ton Con,pnrntiyr sin1rmnnl


llou>tons !russ :ecs ri, az cotton by no,aron
II iioauS ehtor n. the CT ~ wars u, !onows
'i1ns,on an eta> .en'Ts,. 2sa
i,,', H. ''.a "rra' not.hefn $50.
i 90 go $500 ""' 81" "ntuhio'.. 1.p
49, ny w" W "a - -, ..-..'........ o
~ -, ~. t,," "ss N"s''..' 800
,ti. ANON u ana Arkansas Pass ...... -. IN
A., on ~ ''A"' '''''''''..',., a,s2l
pickers and lintcrs a,,............,,
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uiddlng no and. os5 Y
,nod ,nidling upland.s...' 2 ,eio p-i6
American m,fd,its fair vs.
90 Lt~errooi Futures.
Futures opened steady, demand mouc'a' -
=. a - ~, nuiet, clnspd 0uiet.
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HOUSTON BANK CLEARINcs

The following the clearances OF tn.
houston banks for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year. together
With the lnCrcnSe or necreasn:
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oRI ss. Ic,e..a.I Close Close

a asked: b bids nominal.
Nrw iurL Futures
Futures opened firm; at noon quiet anu
steady; closed steady.
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MONEY AND BANKING.

Exchange is quoted follows: New York
buying. 81 30 discount selling. New York, ST
Louis and Kansas City. par; New Orleans.
buying Si.eo discount selling, 81 - premium.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, November 23.--Small supply du|
tie is at last causing better market. ~
today were 10uZvc higher. Common, "
500: dressed beef steers, 4.0v9in;.
grades, 90; stockers aud feeders SAst5
calves. largely b.VVQy6. 6O range catue
$50. Hogs--prices &c higher: salei lrJ!|
3.4'245.vJ; hogs, extreme range. s.bet
pigs, iVc higher; largely ..9uu5.so. SNIP
lambs sharp ADVANCE. Sheep interior V N
2. 5v43 80; lambs 3.50q3.6O Western
sheep 8 .50g4. 70. LamOs advanced l5aH
shsep 10c. A flock of 302 head Of " ~
Minnesota sheep brought 4.1O. Receipts
tie. 7SVo; hogs zS,UUU; sheep 10000.
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CaIis"rnin Eruit shinm.nl,.

a late telegram from San nraneisco says:
Dceiduous fruit shipments from California to
the Eastern markets have about ceased for
the season OF 1898, with the exception OF
grapes ard apples, which still 80 forward
The total shipments for tho season TO date
amount 10 1850 cars. ns against 54oO cars for
last season. THIS IL a falling off OF 800 cars
which Is considerably less than was antici-
drouih. Prunes, laislns ana dried fruits are
moving East IN large quantities. 1t is estl-
mated that the raislt shipments will amount
10 1000 cars aud that the prune CROP and The
dried fruit shipments will each aggregate
about the same number OF cars
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Country pro,iucc.

Arrivals Of turkeys and chickens wero more
than the market could carry today. Llicnthal
& Grant alone receiving over 40 coops of tur-
keys. AZ a result prices are weak and ir-
regular. Chickens are selling ut song and
consumers will find them at present prices
cheaper than meat.
Texas butter Is slow sale. II Is OF such nm
inferior quality that 1t Is unfit Tor even soap
grease, Commission men do not care 10
handIeit. or course there is some excellent
country butter, but It is rare exception
The good quality commands top prices. while
the trash, and the bulk OF receipts is trash
doesn't pay for the freight and handling,
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DIPPED CATTLE DIE.

Il
Guthrie. o. T., November q. -Grss.' ~
bers Of cattle dipped according TO w p
quarantine regulations have died auha
recent cold spell in this part Of OkIaa|
Out of herd of $40 dipped last weeA' n
have died here in two days.
Cattlemen protest against dipping ~ W, Y
clare that cattle can not endure coia sS1e|
after being dipped.
The result will be, they say, tnA ss|
tically no feeders will be brought lnIa v.|
hOma this winter unless the i've sl@A
itary board reinstates the open Season N
ernor Barnes has agreed TO call n
OF the live stock sanitary boaid 70 49,
complaints against dipping. II XVI, N
that the board will suspend the dipp'us n
ulations during part of December
st. Louis. November 2S-Csttle-
1900. including 700 Texans; snipnsaA
market strong to 10 higher; adyaau n
noted for natives; fair to fancy n s',s
ping ana export steers, 4.OoqoN, pu,.'
$50; dressed beef and butcher sls ~. .,o
500; bulk, 41544.SO; light 3.4og Sas,t N n
ami heifers, 2.0004 so; bulk Of COWS IN ssns'
Texas and Indian steers, 2.l5gtd,oi , H.
"a O0: COWS and heifers. 2.6oy3.M I I'M
ceipts, $500: shipments, 800; naI lss a. Ne
Workers. 3.35G3.55; packers, 5.ioas;;~sns. a
ers. 3.55M3.65. Sheep-Receipts,,.. ~ rrr6
ments,i 100; market strong NAIVE
3.150i.10; lambs, 4.0045.4v.
Karsas City, November %-s ass Y
ceipis, 5646 natives and 1850 ie ,a.aur.
higher; native steers. 5.15Ho.aV' msaisst
m5.15; lights, 4.25@5.O0; stockers any M; Sl
5,200.4. 40; butcher cows and bellel 1s..r
Wo.iern steers. s.0CQ4.S5; Texas s W. Isl,
$50: Texas butcher COWS. 2i'ye''ss,s ~. 4
stock. 1.75@265. liogs-Recelniss.. 81 ID
SUNNY 4 nisher baaylns, 3.l5lS'Wt N
a.lOg3.5S: lights. 3.s5g3.i5 sheep,s,,sil,s
2O5O; good demnal. active, firm ns "a. Ns4
:,.0Oft5,SO: native muttons, Jauai,"', VIII
lambs 4.90GDb.25 Western mntt2lIns ". M
Western feeding lambs, 4.eOu4.ov' sael
feeding sheep, 3.50ep2.s0, stock ewes'
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HOUSTON wHoI.msALn PRICES.

Qnotations for Round Lots OF st.pl,
Commodities.
These Quotations nre revised daily. ma thar
cSrtectness can DO relied upon The prices ara
seoss ruiins IN Houston Wholesale markets.
HEAVY STAPLES.
AliMuNiTIoN-Powder per key. n. oosf1 *.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CANNED FRUlTS-Apples. 3-ib, so4S5c
pineappies, Glib. eyelcss and ooreess, Sl,5Dag
l.60; 2-lb extra grated, Sl.S0afl 50; 2-lb stand
ard sliced, $50; pears, 2-lD standard. 0lc;
blackberries. Glib standard, Coo; pie fruit. =
ID, assorted zoe, peaches GLIB, full weight,
$l.i5: lib, light weight. 81 90; pie peaches. 3
ID. SIC.
CANNED DECENTRALIZATION 3-lb,
full weight. S5N90c; I'm. full weight, esq zoe
okra and tomatoes, 3-lb, 90c; lima beans, lib.
full weight soc; string beans. 2-lb, full
weight, 65o A No. stringless beans. lib.
fun weight, $3.50; red kidney beans, Glib. full
weight, soc; marrowfat peas, 2-lb full weight.
S5e. early Jure peas. fancy. 2-lb. fun weight,
81 ~; American petit pois peas, lib, full
weight, Sl.6Sml75; asparagus. California. 2ia-
III. $500: corn, Auburn Cream. 2-lb fun
weight, Si.lOMi.lS; No. /, 2-ib, full weight
81 10; Blue Ridge. a-lb. Sl1l90o.
CALIFORNIA lrRuIT-Extra standard ~
III peaches, lemon cling, S2.i0l2 20; yellow
Crawford, si.65@l,S5, black cherries. 81 49,
aprieots. sl.@al 10; Bartlett pears, sl,65al 7O
assorted. $ls6ti 80. Standard 2ia-lb poachea
yellow Crawford. $I.50dl 80; aprlcots, 81 iOs5
40: Bartlett pears, sL45q1.55.
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81, Louis November ~. -Firmer.
WITH q slight advance; patents. 3.i5Gl3.5o;
straights, 3i0a3.2O: clear, Els. medium, :, ~
Wheat-Opened and closed unsettled at I, to
" roi loss for the day; spot cash, elevator "a {;
track. i2uI2ia: December. ia; May. 695sap
6D9s; No . hard Gita9G1. Corn Futures slow,
weak nad fractonaly undor yesterday spot.
steady; No, cash, 3li4 bid: December, Sli&;
May. s2iSqFSS. oats--Futures irregular with
lower; No. cash. "a; track, IS; December, 81
bid. Nc. . white. 30 RyeStrong, higher -.
Flassoed--Qulet a3,a. Prime timothy seed
23e. Coru,ucal--Steady; i55p160 Bran--
Quiet; sacked, east track. ~. Hay-Steady;
quiet for prairie and firm for timothy: prairie,
6t06fS.b0 timothy, 500. Whisky-Stcady;
H.. Professionally standard mess, jobbing,
S,ooGS.12ia. Spelter-5.2o. Lard-Lower; prime,
i:a04; choice. 1871 Dry salt meats--Doxed
b.25; shorts. 5.3lis. Bacon--BoXed shoulders,
soc. extra shorts $50; ribs, 515. shorts, 6.00.
Zee eipts--Flour. 1000: wheat. $4,000: corn, g.
600; osts. li0oo. Shipments Flour, 1000;
what. $4,000, coru 10000: oats. COCO,
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CASH quotntions Were as loIIoWs
Flour Dull AMI easy.
Whent- No. 8 spring. 6a@se; No. . red. eta
66SM
CGrn-No. :. ssM No. yellow. 81.
Oats--No. .. 21QGs; No. white 29tsdp29st.
No. white. 2Slal29L.
Ryc-No. .. 52ts
FlaAseed-No 1. 95kG9sk.
Timothy seed-Prime, 30.
Mess pork--Per bbi. 1.SOI795.
Lard-Pcr 100 lbs 5059512.
Short rib sides-Lpose, iG0di.S5.
Dry sated shoulders Boxed 4GiM.
Short clear sides boxed, i.90q5.0D
Whjsly--pcr gnllou. 26.
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BEANs--Navy. 2Is@r2&c, Bayou. 31o; Eng
ish dried .2a.c; pinks. 3lac; Limas, i1sc;
black eyes. 4lsc.
BEANs-snap beans, siOoaiso per bushci
BuTTER-Blue STAR &c dairy. i6nt7 Ell
gin creamery. 25m26c Elgin dairy bricks.
l6i4e' oleomarsarine solids, loc: prints, lie,
special Blue Star, Ice.
hBBAGE-s2 25Gr2.50 per crate.
CELERY--5On65c per bunch,
CHEESE-New York full cream, 13c;
Wisconsin full cream. i2iha13c; Young Amer.
len, 1Si2mli; Western skim, iOo; fancy rolls
full cream. l3iaif4c
dozen
CNIoNs--California. S0dS5c per bushcl.
IETPER-Chiie. l7Gp2Nc per lb.
ToTkTOES-Colo ado and California, 500
S5c per bushel; sweet potatoes. 2oc.
P0ULTRY--lle $2.51ppl.7b; flyers, $3.50
2.T6 broiiers, $l.7Sn225 Ttihcys, hens, Sc 90
al 90; gobblers. $s.0Oal2 90 per dozen. Ducks
t25oV3.00. Geese, $i.S00500.
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;, e5d . felIers. y value
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened barely steady; at noon
auitt: closed easy.
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blasting .s J, powder S ss per kes drop shot. per
REGULARS. &c boxed. ,ie higher; smoked bel
0r nadIss S"c SN s FsgLc.. than car o.
from Houston; Bagging,. 2-lb, 7Nc; 2N-lb.
s'sc. Ties. Arrow. 45-ib soc.
cANpY--stck. wrapped, basis ~, si4et7c
co,FffEE-.Rio and Gordova. io,laIo%c: fair,
500: prime. eae,s choice. ioc; fancy.
iegs arbuesss Aioss basis cos en sS
H. delivered; 36-ib casee. 1l.2oc delivered ;
Apex. io0-lb cases. lQ.9os, IN s6-lb cases,
FiiiLS0uR--Empirs Mills. Houston: DAVIS
sons high patent. new wheat, st15; second
eaots r psw @sys s sss Fars s.
Sea Nymph, $s.65; Sea Jewel. $500, Sea Pear.
sa7o; rye flour, $.7o; pumpernicke, $3.50.
Special rates for shipments TO interior points;
flcur In barrels 15c above sacks; In half bar
rtls sot above barrels. Old wheat Tidal Wave
- T ISlf Goops-Grits, hominy and
cream meal. in barrels, s265, pearl meal In
1o.ib sacks. s1.4odl.45 per Dbl Of four sacks;
Scotch oats s2d'' Friends onts' s2aS; colum-
:. HAMS Standard. 7asasac; picnic hams,
ed,.
e,so 49, ~ 'Ss' - 49, S'''''' $500 'f-D
LARD Refined tierces. compound. i,sc;
iea'. 5Isc; B0.lb cans Nc higher than ticrces:
10-lb ouiis. Nc higher, 5-lb cans, &c higher.
3-li, cans, tc higher.
NoLAssEs--R eholled, fair. i6Wlsc.S prime.
2oY:l; choice, 25M26; fancy new crop syrup,
32dt3sr
RiCE-Extra fancy beud, 6d6hc; choice, 51p
bisci fair, 4lad5c; fancy imported, 6lII6Ac.
koPE~Basis for 7-16, Sjsal. &c. Manila,
10c
.sALT--I.iverpool coarse. 7oa75c fine. soa
SIC Louisiana, coarse. soc; fine. 9Oc; barrels.
2s- los. s2.25; 6o-5s. $3.50. 1o0-Ss. s2.b0 7o-is,
sa.A5.
SALT FisTI-Mackerei No. 4. IN 1o-lb kits,
si.0pq Lao; half barrels, SO JJg7.O0.
ShRDlNEs>- American quarters, s2s0M2.s5;
mustard. three quarters. S2.65, imported Gill
le'ie grade. quarters. sll,5o; fancy sprats,
quarters $3.50
STARCH STANDARD goods Pearl, In 4o-ib
boxes. 3iac Royal Gloss. bulk, 3lsc; Nickel
100 packages per box. $3.50 corn starch, 5jsc
per- h. 20 and 40-lb boxes.
SUGAR-Quotatons are for small lots; spe-
ca prices given on car load orders. Standard
New York granuioted, g Lie: cubes and pow
dered. 61-16. Louisiana yellow clarified
fancy. 1896 5-16c; choice. l5-16d5 I-l6c
Arbuckles In Glib and 5-lb packages. 8 9-l6.
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ruts aud Calls IN Grnin
HIDES. WOOL AND nEEswAx.

Chicago advIoes TO y, " Hunter & Co gav,
puts on December wheat at 66's and 81 ant
calls G,'sI6s and Is.
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@alanterie auf hpher Gee.

Inter bieier Gpiemarte er3ablen
Pariier 9ldtter fOlsenOes Gortomm,
nib: Cine Der berpOrra9enSIten Sdns
serianen SrantreitbS febrte fiirili6 auf
etnem oeuti6en Sdiffe aus amerita
5uriif. slls lie zines abenbs bas 9ro.
9ramm bes OinertOn;erte8 iiberfloa,
iab iie barauf einen n9riumpbnari9
aus benz arie9e BON 1870" angefiinbi9t.
sd bin iider, iu9te iie 3u elmer
neben ibr iitenoen gleidfall8 fran.
5Oliiden Game, nOoB biele untorretts
belt un5 9e9eniiber feine beabii6tiete
1T, ober oas 1T mir 0lei69iltis. Sd
bin iu Iebr Patriotin, I'm niht beim
glnItimmen bieIeS 1riumpbmari6es
iofort cine 8unb9ebu1ts ua6 meiner
glrt gu MAIDEN. Sie perben Ieben!"
Ger Gapitdn, ber OieieS 3mies
seiprd6 3ufdllig nit an9ebGrt uno Die
aufre9un9 Der Game bemeitt bate,
mari einen 8lid auf ba8 Qrc0ramm
uno CAB, obne 9lufieben gu erresen, benz
Stemarb nit teiisr Stimme einen
9efebl. SIN 2tu9eublif, 6a bic Oeutide
6gmne erldallen iOlIte, ididts iid
Die iran30liid)e Sdn0eriu, bic nur nit
WtIbe ibre 2tuIregung terbar9, an pcn
Der 3afel oui3uiteben. Der erfe 2on
tlingt ourd ben GaaI. bic Sdnoerin
erbebt iid-bleibt aber bleid, seriibrt,
Oerblifft iteben, mabrenb bic poiIasiere
uno Ofii5iere iBr ipmpatbiI6 3uld9el,
ten. Ole aapeIle ipieIte bic rMorieil'
.e;s-
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slns elmer Ylamberffnmbe SAtpes
ntuaer'4.

| 9tnregenb pIauberte Gebeimratb 8ro.
! jfefor Or. S6weniuger ii6er alIerIei
dr3tlide Strge I'm 8erein .8erIiner
| greRe@. 8on ben 5rusen, bic an ben
gortragenben gefellt purben, ieien Ell.
ntge beruDrgeboben. s@ie benfea Sic
aber bic 3uIafuns Der Grau gum me.
bi3inifdlen Stubium .? Intnprt !;
Oas Deib 1T geiftis, ieelii@ unb tsrs
perlid befdbi9t 3um dr3tli9en 8eruf,
un6 He tparbe Elm uebriges mitbrin.
gen, Milbe unb WtitseftibI, aber
ifafen sic ibr eri Warbe unb Infe,
BEN. - .WelGer Meinung fnb STE
be3tlgli9 bes Nlfobol8 2 NntwOrt: !:
''In medic virtus. Wolen mir
uns beiaufen, bin i'd basegen.
g80llen DIR uns 5u einer 3bat anres
gen unb aufeuern, faun er ni6t
fGdblih ieiu.~ - nSft QueGfIber etn
0eilmittels4 Qutwort: j, ,Qges iit v9eil,
mittel," uenn es iiberbaupt eins eiebt.
pSeilmittel,@ bic in ber Npotbefe au ba'
ben iinb, finb teine.@ = n@iebt es cine
S9meninser.g Cur unb barf fie BON On,
beren Ier3ten au8eedbt Derben2" Unit
mort: ygeiber. aber es eebt bomit 10,
pie nit ben 9abannacigarren fur 2eute,
ste fein 8elb baben; eritens giebt es
teine unb apeiteus fiub bic, uelde es
siebt, teine 5abana @igarren. Meine
Sur ift eine cura, bie inbibibueae,
f9ablouenlOfe egebanblung, bic R6 nidt
berallgemeiuern ldBt." Sem 9eils
forum unb Der Podsnimpfung rabmte
S6weninger maud Gutes mad, man
biirfe bie Wifealbaft aber nibt fefiIe.
gen barauf. iouf pirb Re nit 8rettern
berna9elt, ba es baun feinen Gorti9rit
mebr gebe. Sn 6rasen Der Bipiieetion
befennt fi6 ber gDrtragenbe gegen bic
gibifeclruus ieiten8 Der Nsrate, fie ioue
ben Jorfhern porbsbaIten blsiben.
Seiae Meinuns tiber pfarrer Rneipp
faBte S6weniuger inter bem geifau
Der 3ub6rer In bas Wort 3uiamnen:
vS6abe, baa aneipp tein 4r3t mar,
er udre Elm outer 9rat gewefen, benn
er mar elm gutter Msui6." Sur Ge,
form ber Grauentleibung duserte BRO,
feROr S9weninser, baB er ber Sbee
freunbliG sesentibsrfebe, bic moberne
Jrauentra6t fei nidt nur seiunbbeits'
niOrig, ionberu au6 ftir&tetIiG &C.
fC1moffna
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SSte Serr 8liimel ft@ aeiftretdj
lttferhalfen hat.

Serr gltimeI aus Wnrsen fubr fiber
Geip5is uub 8itterfeIb nod Berlin.
Iuf Station 2i9terfelbe purSe bic
8bar aufseriHeu. Gin bider, alter
6err Oeeupirte ben nd9fteu gdpIab,
brhdte ben 2opf seseu bic 6oI3wanb
uub i9lOB bic Augen su einem .Iiders
9en". Gin iunger Meuid nit iemmel.
blonbem 6aar unb- -itupibem 8eRdbt
nabm bi6t neben ienem plaB. aelner
BON Beiben bielt eS fir n6tbig, 6errn
Sltimel au grtiBen. Dieter rhdte, obne
bic unb0fi6teit au bea9ten, neben ben
Semmelblonbeu uub meinte nit grDBt.
m6gli4er GreunbIi9teit: vGabren Sic
aud nod Berlin, neia beites Serr1t?
Wifen Sc, In Sa@feu fabren tner saus
aHbers uf Der 8abne Die In 95reibeu.
Sd bin Sc ndmli9 aus Wur3eu. Die
Siguoltausen gum @rempsl iinb tpeiB
grien aaseitri9en, unb bic Maegons
tra9eu eeue anbere Siguatur ME In
PreiBeu. Sc perfeben bod, mas i6
meene2"
Der iunse Mann ma6te cine 8eue,
sung nit benz Ropfe, bic pie Elm pet.
neinenbe8 S9htteln ausiob. 5ener
fubr eifris fort: sd meene bic bier
groBen Su1ftaben, bic auf iebem Da.
gen uuBerbaIb an9ef4rieben finb: Su
So6ien beeBeu ie: 6. 6. 6. g., in
preiBen: 6. .. 6. Q. @iFen Sc,
mas &. 9. g. .. beeBen fol2" Der
8efragte i6mieg. sSe pifsn's alio
ni&t9" fnbr SlameI bafiig fort.
D6reiIi1 sc DerbeH aud nod ni6t In
Sadfeu geweien ieiH. @ir Sa6fen
finb sc nimli6 ein bumorifiiI9es
86Ithsu. Ga iagen be Genen nit
Rndfidt anf be betannte S9Iaubeit
Der Sa6Ien, &. g. 9. 3. fOl bee.
ben: Seen Sadie i6isbt 8bde. Die
4Hberen bsnten an ben Wuib bes edteu
SGd)ien in @sflbreH, beiOnOerS bel
3ugentgIeiiung uaO fageH es beebt;
aIItbItitige Sa6ieu Fnb bepuHberus.
tuertb. IS beeBt aber meter gar gtiI9t
aIs: RonigIi9 SddFi6: Stats
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Ser Tetmb SIT Sefieat.

Die Grippe hitterldBt in Der 0iegel
ben patienten in febr fdwadjcr @cs
iunbheit lno oft nit eitem anbaltcns
ben Nnlten uno ange9rifenen 9un0en.
Sur folde Sale lit Or. 8ull's Nnltcn
SDrup cas allerteite Mittel, melhee,
tpenn lrfprt an9etpannt bic @cfahr Der
Sdwincfuht beiettigr Srau Ma99ie
2nl9a, Srcnton, Ohio, fagt: "Gs
ntadt mir riel @er9nu9et nit in eem
Sebe fur Or. 8ulrs Soulfen Gorrp
eln5nltlmmen. SD lit tdn9ere 3eit an
Der GRIPPE, aber nahoem tdl .eine
8laife pcn Or. 8ulr 6 Sulten Gyrup
9ebraudt bate mar id, cpIfcmmen
furtrt uno th tpurbe ben Id,redlid,en
Souiten los. SD empfeble allen qcts
oencen bieie porSil9lidle WebBn ,u
gebrauhen." Or. Bulls Su(ten
SDrup fptet nur % @ents.