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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-22
METAL.

NEW YORK, February 2t.-Except
for a slight concession in the price OF
spelter and a nominal advance in tin
the market for metals was without
change so far as prices were concern
ed. Business, if anything, was less ac-
tive, although dull enough to begin
with. Lake copper closed at SIG 25.
Tin, after an inactive, almost nominal
market, closed with quotations $31 rs
@32 90 against S31 25031 so the pre-
vious day. But the quotation was
much a matter of guess work in the
absence of satisfactory actual business,
Lead closed active and more or less
nominal ON the basis of 81 1904 rs
and spelter closed with a downward
tendency at 81 5564 IS. The brokers
price for lead was 81 As and for copper
SIG 25.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

@2.9O; bulls s2.60@4.30: calves s4.5o
@4.S0; fed Texas beeves $4.00@5.00.
Hogs, 21a@5c lower; top $500; mixed
and butchers s4.70@5.0O; good heavy
s4.s5@5.00; rough heavy $4.70@4.So;
light $4.65@4.87h; bulk of sales $4.So
@4.95.
Sheep and lambs, steady; native
wethers s4.90@5.75; western wethers
S4.S5@5.65; lambs @ 90; western
lambs $6.00@7.00.
Receipts-Cattle, $4,000 head; hogs,
$4,000 head; sheep, $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, February 21.-
Cattle, steady at unchanged prices.
Hogs, fair; prime mediums $5.25;
heavy hogs s5.15@5.25; heavy York
ers $5.15@5.20; light Workers $5.05@
$40; pigs $4.70@5.00; roughs $500
Ats.
Sheep, steady; choice wethers $5.75
@5.85; common $3.00@4.00; choice
lambs s7.15@7.25; common to good
s5.00@7.10.
Veal calves s7.00@7.75.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, February I'll
Hogs, dull and lower at $4.25@5.071s.
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Flour. Grain and Feed.

Flour-Choice family flour, in wood,
So. 60; in paper. $40 per barrel: M.nnehaha,
in cotton sacks or wood, &20; Galaxy. in
paper sacks, $500; Famous, in sacks,
$3.50: Famous, in wood. $3.75c; spring wheat
Pillsbury's Best, in wood and cotton. $3.50:
Pillsbury's, in paper, s4.10; Gold Coin, $-|
in cotton or wood; Gold Coin, in paper and
wood; Reliance, in wood or cotton. 800,
paper $3.50; Winter wheat, Silver Lake, in
il paper, 1895; rye -four. in wood. &,75:
Wheat-Per bushel, 67e; new and DID,
Corn-New, 42G47c.
Oats-Western, out of store. Sc; home.
30d33c.
Feed-Middlings. per ton. $500; bran.
Hay-No. / baled, s11.ooG12,oo; loose hay.
$10.00011.00.
Straw-Loose, $500; baled, $500 .
Chop-$17.W per ton. IlI
Oat Feed-$17.0 per ton. sAn
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p-0ultry-oid i've chickens { p 3 nd sHd7c:
d.,lsI: cnicKsns, nens, p y, ner coxen; per
snring chickens, = ouus 80
p9nnd, 80 90 per dozen; 6 gees BOUND:
each; turkeys, i've "e-e
dressed. 12i8c.
Lard-Cocntry. 5noc.
semons-S3.W d350. California
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per poAi
seedlings. SEQ per box.
Old RagsE1zc Der pouno- Mound.
Huhey, in comb. l5Qlee ghhushel.
Potatoes-New, 6Q6oc pei .1cnes.
Farsle. -1sazz ac per deem fancy $3.50;
ms g;sm IS a ner barrel; SIS per ousns
Green Cn.ons- II. q i5c per uoAe
Lettuce-N.3 per bushel rsl,ow Dan
Onions55U16Ic per busHei, yarra
yers. 60c per bushel; $1.50 per oafIe-
Radishes-6c per dozen -
CabbageShipped-1AQ2c per comrnon.
A~pples-Fancy, 300 per palfel'
$3.50 per barre
Bananas-Y.6Od1.75 per bunch. ,,an.
Celery-Goi6en Heart. soc per lie
White Plume, 75c per dozen; Cahloin
Cranberries-$2.5 per crate.
Bartlett Psars-t1.o 90 per buSnel; wei.
Nuts-Brazfl, &c per pound, EnsLSn An.
nuts, lie. pecans. lie. almonass, Aes
berts, 13c. walnuts. Zoe per nushei.
1uEnIps-$l.3 per barrel.
Parsnips-S2.00 per barrel.
C~ocoanuts-45c per DOZEN
Tomatoes@S.5 per crate
Bermuda Onions-$2-5o per crale.
Home grown spinach. soc per pusnei.
Kale, soc per buShel.
StraWberrIes-Ac per basket
Cucumbers-S20 per dozen.
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Mining stocks.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, February 21.-The wheat
market was dull to-day and depressed
by easier cables and the break in corn,
| May closing B@Ae lower. Corn was
| strong early on the wet weather, but
succumbed to liquidation, May finish
ing Bc under yesterday. Oats closed
B@Ac down for May and provisions,
influenced by realizing sales from 10
@124c down for May, ribs to 15@17hc
lower for May pork.
May wheat, influenced by easier
cables opened a shade lower at CTS
@6Se. The strength of corn caused
some buying which lifted the price to
6S16c. There was a good deal Of for
eign selling up to the last thirty min
utes, but as there was also a fair COM
mission house demand around Csc the
market ranged till near the end be-
tween 67Band 68Bc. The break in
corn during the last half hour further
depressed the market. May touched
67Ac and closed barely steady no
Ac under yesterday at 67%@Bc. Pri-
mary receipts were $50, 900 bushels.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 504
cars against 2S9 last week. The cor
responding day last veal was a holt
day. Local receipts were 35 cars,
none of contract grade. New York re-
ported fifteen loads taken for export.
Atlantic port clearances in wheat and
flour were equal to 625 600 bushels;
100, 900 bushels were reported sold here
for export.
Corn opened firm on the wet wealth
er and higher Liverpool cables, May
A@%c improved at 35as@hc. Heavy
selling by strong local interests, how
ever, caused a reaction which was
sold off to 35h@Ac where it ruled
steady for some time, but renewed
pressure during the closing minutes
o fthe session caused a further depres-
sion which sent May to 34sc. The
close was easy, May Bc under yester-
day at 35c. Cash people were the best
buyers. probably influenced by a ru-
NOR of lower freight rates. Country
offerings were small. Receipts here
were 400 cars, 10 cars over the esti-
mate.
The business in the oats pit was very
small. Elevators were reported full
and the country districts long on the
cereal. Receipts here were 1913 cars, II
cars under the estimate. May ranged
from 23sc to 23Ac and closed B@Ac
lower at 23A q Cash people report
ed sales of 800, 900 bushels.
Provisions were weak, depressed by
the exceptionally heavy hog receipts.
The price was gradually forced down
by liquidation and the close was weak.
The market was not a big one. May
pork sold from $40 97k to IS and
closed 15@17hc under yesterday at
$40 So. May lard from s6 % to S. 9215,
closing 15c. down at S. 921a, and May
ribs from Sc 021k to SIS 92h@95 with
the close 10@12hc down at SIS 921k@
SIS. Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat 68 cars; corr 670 cars; pats
1872 cars; hogs $4,000 head.
There will be no session Of the
Board of Trade tomorrow, Washing
toms birthday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, February 21.-No new
feature in character of general de-
mand for cotton goods. All brown
sheetings and drills, ducks and
bleached cottons very firm. Coarse
colored cottons such as demins, ticks,
plaids, ETC., continue strong. Print
cloths quiet but firm. Staple prints
show slight advance in some lines OF
solids and oil colors, also on mourn
ings and greys in occasional makes.
Ginghams unchanged. Dress goods
opening up in fancy wooden lines at
Is to 20 per cent advance over last
falls season. Jobbing trade here
quite active. Market closed to-mor-
row.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Fshruar,

WHEELING, February q, 1900.
In the produce farket this week there
are some decided changes n ltotsH9ns
for the higher. especially in foreign fruits
owing TO the advanced season. A1iasa
grapes are out. Prices on butter and eggs
remain steady at last weeks nuolatiGns
Groceries are generally advanced The
market Is strong and the demand very
heavy. Flours st.l hold firm at present
quotations. In the i've stock market cat
tide quotations are on the wane. The de-
crease is occasfoned by the heavy shipment
of stock into the western markets. as this
is the season for it. The local markets are
in sympathy with and follow those farther
west. Grain and feed remain the same as
quoted asst week.
Prices quoted by local jobbers this week
are given below:
Caulifower-loo02D per dozen.
Butter-Creamery, &Q26c: choice coun-
try. 1Sd19cs country. good, 10c; country,
liz 1T. 18c. butterine, leg Sc.
EggElsGacc per dozen; Geld storage, I4G
Is cents.
Navy Bsans-Hand picked. &2-45 per bu.
cneese-Prime Ohio factory. 1slz91sc.
New York, 1876 Lmburgers I3c: Snsit-
zee MIC
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, steady.
Wheat, spring No. 3 6366Sc; No. 2
red. 7O@71c.
Corn, No. 2. SAC; No. 2 yellow corn
34Ac.
Oats, No. 2 23@%c; No. Q white 25
@26c; No. 8 white 25A @26c.
Rye. No. 2 531ac.
Barley, No. 2 37Q45c.
Flaxseed, No. l, 81 60; No. l new
81 60.
Prime timothy seed 24@45c.
= Mess pork, per hbl., 50 90@10 SIS.
Lard, per 100 lbs, SIS 77h@S2h.
Short ribs sides, Qoose), SIS S0@6 10.
Dry salted shoulders, (boxed), 6A@
hc.
Short clear sides, (boxed), IS oo@
Sc 10.
Whiskey, distillere' finished goods,
per gal. 81 2S1s.
Sugars, cut, loaf, Sc o5; graduated
IS 40.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
Butter market was Arm; creameries 10
@24c; dairies 19622c.
Cheese firm. 12@13c.
Eggs, weak. fresh 13@kc.
NEW YORK, February 21.-Flour.
receipts, 1850 barrels; exports, 1920
barrels; sales, 6,7e0 packages; market
vas very quiet all day and closed bare
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LTvE STOCK.

CHICAGO. February 21.-Cattle,
choice about steady; others slow to a
shade lower; Texas steers quiet and
unchanged; Texas bulls steady; COW
market and Gamers steady to weak:
feeders dull; good to choice $5.10@5.S0;
poor to medium s4.000475; mixed
stockers $3-4003.S0; selected feeders
s4.25@4.75; good to choice COWS $4,000
3.S5; heifers sa4oQ3.eo; Gamers $40
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-22
FINANCE and TRADE

NEW YORK. February 21.-The
Commercial Advertisers London fin
ancial cablegram says:
The markets here were cheerful most
of the day on persistent rumors Of the
relief of Ladysmith, but toward the
close African mining shares broke on
pessimistic reports that Colenso had
been reoccupied by the Beers, that Col.
Plumer's relief column had been
broken up and that Gen. Macdonald
was severely wounded. There was no
authority for these stories except as to
Macdonald, but the markets were de-
pressed by them. In the street there
Vas a rally on commercial statements
that Gen. Cronje was surrounded. Bust
ness was at no time large and the set
Element was very easy, exchange mon
ey being difficult to place.
Americans were the most active
market on London buying, and they
sagged on New York sales. The con-
tango was 4A@4A.
The bank bought $4,000 gold in bars.
The weeks outflow was G134,0 600. In
ola is expected to take this weeks ar
rivals. Call money was easy this
morning and a little was repaid to the
bank, but in the afternoon there was
considerable fresh borrowing. Bills
were scarce.
Silver was heavy on an influx of
Mexican dollars. Paris cheque was
25.2075; Berlin POSI-.
NEW YORK, February 21.-Money
on call steady at 2 to IA per cent;
last loan at 2 per cent; closd offered at
11a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1905 per
cent.
Sterling exchange weak at s4.S7A for
demand and at $4.s3B@ CASA for sixty
days; posted rates $4.S5@4.S8k; ON
mercial bills $4.S3@4.83%.
Silver certificates 59A@60Ac.
Bar silver 5915c.
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Live stock.

C~attle-Extra. 1850 to 100. stsog5oo:
good. 600 to 1,0 $4.65L4.S5; good: 500 70
500, A.25G4.4 IS: Common, eco to 500, $3.75qt2;
balls. $3.00G4.M.
Hogs-Extra. S.1o05.25; good, A.sSq51O;
common, $4.50d4.&. -
Sheep-Extra, s3.7EG4o0: good s3.5oq3.75
common, $2.506f3.0 co; lambs, $5.50Q6,W.
Fresh Cows-At s25Q35.
Calves-$6. 00d7.N.
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Condition of the Treasury.

OUHuItTVH II tHc
WASHINGTON, February 21.-To-
days condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance 1924, $50, 1913;
gold reserve 1924, 1863, 597.
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Exares. n

Adams ..... 49,. 115i:
American LAG
United States 46
Wel.s-Fargo .123
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turn: -,l
z. G as''r s'sf CO.

Time Table n ERECT NoNethpcf 40. Aep"
100 \. ACCOMMODATION Daily.
For Parkersburg end intermediate
,o,oo ~. m.-oHIo VALLEY EXPRESS.
Daily e. -ept sunday.
For Moundsvilie, New Martinsvtile.
s.stersvilie. St. MarY's, Marietta, Par
kergburg, Rrvenswood, Wildwood,
Pomeroy, Pt. Pleasant, Charleston,
GaIipoiis. Huntington, ken0vs, Iron-
ton. Portsmouth. Hlilsboro, Cfncin-
nall. and all points south and west.
runs solid 10 Cincinnati. Parior car.
r1.a5 . m-KENOVA EMPRESS. Daily.
i For gister~viile. Marietta. Parkers.
bure. Pomcroy, PIT Pleasant. Charles-
Ton, Galipolfs, Huntington, kenovA
and principal Intermediate points.
Parlor car.
s.45 n. ACCOMMODATION Daily.
For Parkersburg and intermediate
700 .. m.-ExPREss. Daily except jun
For sistersville. 81. Mary's, waveriX.
Marietta, Parkersburg and intermedr
ate points north Of Sistersville.
l.. f.. CHAJENOR
Gen. kass. Agent
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.Dally: + Except Sunday: & Sunday or 1,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Wheeling. w. W.
AGENT FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES.
= Is. UNDERWOOD. d u. MARTIN.
General Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Baltimore
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- y. 8 O.-C. o. DIV. Westl
3 am. Coiumbus and e..-lcago.fs I Is am
IVA ami..t ctuInbus AID Cincln..i$ 5 IL pm
~ 9 pmiCol., Gin. and st. .Lo9isls 5 ~ am
- PM -. Chicago Expressed I'll ~ am
! ) u PM. ST. CalrsviIe Accom- IL ) II am
80 Is amI....Sapdusk Ma5l,--.. ( II nm
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Partor car Wheeling 10 Fltfsburg on rs;
o RI. ard g.E .. m. trains. ~i&oo
Zone hour slower than Wheean
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Eeparl. Is. & O.-Main Line East.t Arrive.
Il q ann Wash.~Balt. Phil, N.Y. s 10 am
4 % PM Wash. bait. Pai., N.1.I.....
I 3 50 am ..CumDer1and Accom...I 4 20 pm
. 90 am ....GrafTon Acccm.....* { ~ pm
- ~ pm .....Grafton Accom...s.1 80 50 am
~ % am ......NaSh Cy. Ex.......lsl0 20 pm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-05
Dna h6d1nr.

G6rFer: IS 1T Sbnen tuobl
Gller,. meme Serren. betannt. nit mel.
der 0orliebe Die 9lltern a%ldnSnoe DE-
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Bnshuftr Rritik.

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Gimme BON 6rdulein Warie?"-.Na
id CLAUDE. Die tOnnte nit iErem De.
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fden Qidtboaens ioll Der Snbalt zines
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SdmeiSen qebraht werben tOnnen.
Ser aefuStehe Sdnaer In
ser 2e9islatur oes Staates Nftu
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uno iraeno cine un%terbaltune. betrefis
tuelder Is teiBt. .9rainor iinst." tam
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Stdothen. Der in bic 3eiioens fdbrt,
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Greis BON Meni6en. Der lid raid I'LL,
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snseb0riseh oes 3leinen auf Die Spur
81 tommen. lag mir bod. mas fir
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i,t hetln Wnbl,de oes yerln,riuien &C.

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6rdulein 2aura So9 nun ibrsn baae.
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ael Simmel, ounn rief lie aus:
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beaiitieenoe @orte iaNen tonnte. mar
bic '3irnenOe CUR Sbiire binals. oieie
br0bneno ms GdloB rerfcno.
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auf uno ooh tbat iBm 2aura lcio.
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bate. Sic meinte e. aber bed licts gut
nit ibm uuD er mar ibr tbatiddli1 81
Eante perpiiihtst. gr asrbrad lid
oaber ben &Opf, wis CT Der GetrdntteG
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ga tam ibm Elm uOrsiiAliher Geoante.
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elm Sabr lett Der Sodseit perfriben
NOR. liebte er iein reisenoes @eibfen
mebr oenn je uno ebeu lab er mieoer
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battle lie aber ben Snbalt iiberfloaen.
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ieiuer Srau in Die Stact iiber3uiieoeln.
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men. uno tpeiBt gu. tper Seine Shtpie.
9ermama III? Seine ebemali9e Sous
h..nnin. Grdulein 2aura."
Sottor Wiiller ertpioerte tein @ort.
eenn cine tisfe CbumaGt belt i'm unl=
fanaen.
Aritte Eurd1t.
Gus Der gesenS Don portlanb, gna-
lamb. miro in einem Yripatidreiten
folsenoe bort tbatiddlid Dorsetommene
Mmetoots misaetbsilt: Bon elmer gum
Weers berabiibrenoen 66be tom ein
0iebbdnoler nit elmer sroBen 9eeroe
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aeaen9eisBten Ri1tuna cine Gompaenie
Soloaten auf oerielben Qanotrabe 81
maridiren batte. Ser tommanoirenoe
Cfiisier befieblt ben 2euten bel Seite
au treten, UNI bic Sdmeine uorbeisulai-
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Die 59lad,t Der Gr,unbubrtt.

Slime ia monep." pilest Serr Mo-
ris Yreisaeredt gu ieinen Gnseiiellten
5u iaaeu. ruena CT tie enaaairt. .Sie
aeiiatten alio, oaB i'd Sic turs bel
Strem 8ornamen nenne, SIR 6nmi.
lienname III mir pisl 81 lang. Sic iiub
bod entertainment" @ls er nun zines
9a9es oieielbe &eoe einem neuenga9ir,
ten Sln9lins bolt. faat oieier: .6al'
ten Sic bas ME Sic molten. Gerr
preiseeredt. id beibeNnafaiius 3app."
-.8ut." nidt 9err preisseredt. lid
tuero' Sic alio NnaHaiius ,enrer.
3arp lit mir Uiel 81 luna."
An1rrikanirdIr 5tliuinudrr.
Ser rei1iie Oantee oirfte CUR 3eit
Der Mr. Bluff iein. gr Sdblt jebt ied-
5ig Sabre. bat in ieinem stuansisIen
Sabre ansefaasen. sueds Gati,uns iei=
r,er gintommeniteuer feinen ger=
moaensfano aufsuidreiben uno 1T bis
beute nit benz Nullsnidreiben (bei td9=
lid adtiiinoiger @rbeitsseit) INNER
nod nidt iertig. DIR. Sluif alaubt,
ieBt aber idon i'm s~tueiten 9rittsl ieiner
DermOaenssifier ansetommen gu iein.
@ud DIR. Gnufi. Der smeitreidiie
Oantee. weiB nidt. irie piel er beiiyt.
gr 9ibt lid nidt Die Miibe, iein Yer=
m6sen gu sdb!en, ionoern mieat einfa9
in einem eigens oasu anaels9ten ae=
tualtigen gtabliiiement Die abaeidnitte-
men Goupons-tdgliN ettuas iiber finf=
bunoert Sonnen. Sic srobartigeu
merosn
bon elmer Maibine 9etrieben. oeren
Gsiiel snufi ausItlieBlid nit iolten
@ttien beist, bic unter 9ari iieben. Sm
leBten Sabre bat Der Wann iibriaens
ourd einen iedstu0digen IusfauO lei.
ler Observation-Disclosures piel Gelo
perloren. Mls Der orittreibie Mann
in ben Yer. Staaten Oiirfte DIR. Snuff
81 beaei6nen iein. Ser llnaliidlibe bat
brei Satire in elmer S%rrenanitalt suge=
bradt. Ueil man i'm emf. als e. ben
Setraa ieines @erm09ens anaab.
idledtbin fir psrriidt belt. 10 iuabn=
iinnia bpd 1T Der Yetraa. lin uur Die
3inien Der 3iniessinien ieiner unae-
beuren 3inien a~ussuseben. beidaitiat
oisier Mann iiber iebsbunoert CRIB
neffsn oil Den osutiden uniueriitdten
uno &einem BON oieien 1T es bis ieBt
%9elungen, nur einen Groiden Shuloeu
all maiden
Wor 100 Sahrcn tplrNe es als
cine berporragenoe 2eiiiun9 betradtct.
tuerln sebn Mrbeiter in einem Sage 49,.
600 Stednapeln beriellten. Sept lieiern
brei damn in oerielben 3eit $500. 900
Stiif.
Sas Seer oes YapHes umfaBt
100 Stweisergaroiien. 100 8enour=
men uuo auBerrem cine %foeenannte
Nobelaaroe. beiteheno aus S6bneu pors
nebmer r0miidcr Gamilien. Suiammen
600 Mann.
Gie dinefifde 9aiferin S,a
9iii bat ollie ,3eitungen in Gbina inter.
oriidt. IS eridienen oerer bisber St.;
oauon f0nnen nun jenoh Die, Die lid
In ausldnoiidem yeiiB b~eiinoen. nidt
nntercriidt neroen.
Sic Gr3euaung BON Papier
III jeBt 81 elmer 10 hoben Gntuidelunas.
hnie 9elanat. oaB IS m0alih 9eruoroen.
.inen chen nieoeraeihlaaenen Yahm
binnen "a Gtunosn in fertiaes 9rud'
papier al perfranoeln.
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5nir Hcht'aY

2ebrer: .glio marum tonnten BIT
Ginosr niht ppn Der Milb in be,
Giite naihen?"-S 6iile .gneil
lie oort Die Madbarin Don ibrem Sen
fer aus aeiebeu bdtte." yebrer:
.llno uarum 10. ,lten lie uibt iiber oell
6onig in Der e peiietamme, beraeben?"
g d. inter-: Sort bdtte lie Ger Nadl.
bar aeieben. Der auf Dem 9oie Soli
ipaltete. - Sebrer: .@siter maj
Der @enste! Sic ainaen MN in Den
Seller. INN bert Nepie! 81 neEmsn.
Fort tonnte lie ocb iifer Niemano
tebcn-ooer oo6?"-M .Sa'
iuoll. Der Srientrami,iBe!"
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Der rd1laur Srrrnirrtnus.

Eurdlauht ldBt iih BON ieinem Mo'
iutanten cos Sageblatt uorieien. al.
lnddii natiirli9. ME lanoesiblih. Die
9raueransei9en.
.Sbeiluebmenoen Greunoen uno ge.
tannten sebe i4 bic ibmerslide Naa'
ridt. bob unier tbeurer 8atte. Batter,
GroBpater uno Sntel
9err @uioo Miiller
6eute feinem la~n9idbrisen yeioen er'
Ieaen 1T.
Sic tieftrauernbe@ ittme."
Disadvantages Spiel oes Sdidials."
bemertt sereniiIimus nit Stsilnabme.
bob bic arme Grau seraoe an einem
Sage ben @atten. Batter uno @rospater
uno ruie. faaten Sic nidt aud einen
Cnfel?-perlieren mu6te! !"
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Su 3N Carlo.

Cine Tame fiett am Spieltiid. hdlt
unidliiiis elm Goloitiid swiiden ben
Sin9ern l,no ,ueiB nidt, auf pelte
Nummer iie es ieBen Toll. Gin pane.
ben nebenoer Serr: .Meine @nd.
bise. ieBen Sic es bod moi auf Sbr
Mlter, bas foil Slid bringen. "-Eie
Dame: .Wirtlid9" (sie ieBt bus
8oloftid auf 22.) Ser 3roupier
(nadosm bic &u9el aeiallen): -@ehs'
unooreibia Ser 9err: rGeben
Sic? 9atten Sic meinem &atbe Ss.
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