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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09
Playing for Time.

The object of the advocates of State
hood is said to be TO tire the other side
out and. by fear that an extra session
may be necessary, compel the opponents
Of the bill to reIent in their antagoGism
The majority report of the Committee
on Territories is opposed TO the admis-
sion Of Arizona and New Mexico as
States The majority members are en-
deavoring TO prevent vote on the bill
and have it forced aside by appropriation
measures.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota has had
the floor for three days and had not con-
Guided when the Senate adjourned yes
terday. He announced that he would
take at least q day more While speak
ing on the Statehood measure is in prog
ress the Senate chamber is deserted. No
interest IS manifested by either side in
the remarks Of the ether. The Senate
yesterday afternoon passed a number Of
unobjected bills on the calendar.
The Senate Committee on the Philip
pines took favorable action on an
amendment to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill appropriating s.. 500. 900 for
the purchase Of draft animals and
food for the Filipinos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09
ALASKA WANTS A VOICE
ON FLOOR OF CONGRESS

10 the Ninth circuit, for judicial pur-
poses o. H. Browning. Secretary of the
Interior. in q letter TO William H. Sew
ard on October %. 1867. desiguates Alas
Ia as the newly acquired Territory Of
Alaska a contract entered into in 1883
between the United States and the North
American Commercial Company. relative
10 the taking OF fur seals from the coast
OF Alaska. uses the words. in the Ter
rit0ry of Alaska Theodore Roosevelt
on August %, 1902, in procIaiming a tim
Der reservation in Alaska uses the fol
lowing words: And whereas the fol
lowing described public lands in The
Territory Of Alaska etc.
Congress Says Territory"
All the acts of Congress prior to 1884
Invariably designate Alaska as the Ter
ritoTy Of Alaska notably so in all The
appropriation bills in the government Of
the Territories.
1t is therefore shown by the above
that the three grand departments Of our
Government. the executive, legislative.
and The judicial, declare it he Terri
tory Of Alaska
Again the judicial department. the
supreme Court of the United States. in
the decision above referred TO- decides
5quaTeIy that Alaska Is a Territory of
the United States in the same political
sense that Arizona and New Mexico are
Territories.
why Alaska has been designated the
District of Alaska is because Of the
act OF Congress of 1881. which created
the territory acquired by purchase from
Russia q judicial district; also in pro
vidiag a code OF civil and criminal pro
eedure for Alaska it created a judicial
district out of The TERRITORY OF tho
United States coded by Russia .5y treaty
OF March 80, 1867.
Claims of Alaska.
From these various acts Of Congress.
the phrase District Of Alaska has arts
en-, and 1t Is undertaken 10 designate bv
that phrase the great Territory of Alas
ka, now more entitled to be admitted as
2 State in the Union than either Arizona
or New Mexico Suu Congress taxes
every plank a miner whiDsaws for his
sluice boxes: 50 for every stamp in his
quartz mine; $50 year to run a plan
ing mill, 5000 a year to Il man who
builds a traiI in Alaska; 500 per mile
per AMMAN on each mile Of railroad
Every article manufactured in Alaska is
taxed and 50 on for two pages. com
menoing ut abstract offices and ending
with 'wateTwCrks.' and if the climate
would permit we think in Alaska that
Congress would tax zebras, 50 as to uzs
Up the entire letters OF The alphabet
md stiIl we have not even a delegate
IN Congress
"Eccollect. We have 10000 population.
and al Nome. an incorporated city of
5000 souls, out of a registration Of ]. 428
voters. all but two could write their
names, Why not amend the omnibus
hill and take out Arizona and New
IeNico and Let Alaska come IN as a
State, with Oklahoma if she wants com
9anz2 What is the reason. OF is there
any reason, WEy alaska can't get up the
delegate bill this short session? Is Their
a man in public with the temerity 10
vote against The giving Alaska q delegate
this session. Lock 81 Porto Rico. and
then AT Alaska. Porto Rico has a ReB-
sentative in Congress. and Congress
! has tax collector in Alaska. that's all. "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09

Nome's Former City Auor-
ney Protests Vigorously
Against the Attempt to
DerOgate From Territorial
Status.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-09
Pure Food Law.

Senator MCCumber- chairman of the
Senate Committee on Manufactures. re-
ported from that committee a substitute
for the House pure food bill. which elm
mates the provision requiring the Agri-
cultural Department to Ak standard Of
purity for foods, and confines itself
largely to prohibiting interstate com
-aerce in aduIterated OF misbranded arti-
cles.
The Senate confirmed nominations
made by the President as follows:
A. Lincoln Dryden assistant treasurer of the
uued States at Baltimore. Md. Thomas F.
Aoffstt- consul Al Turks Island, " T.: Daniel
~ Nocdr. collector Of customs. district of
Surveyors Of cus-oms-T. {. Elliot Cairo. Ill,
Richard W Burt 81 Peoria ILL., II l. Hines
At Springfield Mass
J. A. Crawford. postmaster at Whitfield. Ca
ClapIains in the navy. AcC. Bellows. Con
ncctIeIt, g. T. baEard- Peunsy Ivsnia
Also promotions III She nav.
4 favorable report was authorized by
The Senate Committee on Commerce on
Senator Perkins bill for the establish
msDt Of lighthouses on the Alaskan
coast. al cost Of $3.50, Geo
Senator Proctc='s retirement bill viii
be favorably reported by the Committee
on Military Affairs. 1t provides that all
officers Who served in the civil war and
such officers whose service has covered
jhirty-fve years. below the rank Of
major general. shall be retired on the
pay of their next higher rank
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

rGun," fu6r er fort, nlai1en sic
uns Damit Beginner, 8eaa's tleins
BLAINE einfa4 gu Oergeiien. Sic niiien
3peifello5 10 gut, pie i9, pel4e be-
gierige 0eirat65itifterin metne liebe,
feline Sfpdgerin 1T. Sic fino iRre
lie67te 6reunoin, unD mid bat lie
gsrns; pel9er 9eDante lie8t baRer
ndber fir tie, als OaB mir 8eIOe fir
chamber geIdaFfen Iino? Run lit oas
la aber llniinn uno bereitet nur Ser
l~egen6eiten. sic iinb, pie sic mir
1agten, bereits perlobt uno brau6 n
mid oes6ul6 ni9t i'm 8eringiten, uno
i4 anoererIeits beoarf teiner 6rau.
0as lit flur, ni4t na6r?"
Sd itimmte BEL, mar aber bod ni4t
re4t 3ufrieOen geite1t, Oenn Elm MGO=
den perlangt natiirli6 ntdt, oaB iez
Ger Mann iie bege6rt; ner11 u6er eth
Mann often betennt, baB er ibr ii6erz
61upt teinen !6eirat6santrag MAIDEN
DurDe, 10 beDellt er our 0eru9e, DaB
er lie ni4t mag = unO Oies 10 umz
ftdnoli4 er0rtert gu A0ren, lit ni4t
angene6n.
nQ8enn mir Semanoes Sob, ben i6
ni4t femme, beitdnoig in Die O6ren ges
blaien fpiro, 10 buie i4 i'm TAFT; Sic
aud, ni9t nabr? Wouen mir uns
nun BON alien 8o~rurtbeilen, Die Bel
las u~noeritdnoi9e 2obipriide in unz
Ierem Settle erregt baden, fret MAIDEN
uno = Oa Die S~eirothsfra9e 6eieiti9t
lit = iibereintommen, CUTE 5reunoe
gu fein?"
Bon 9er3en gerne,"" antportete i'd
often,
Sor4Fohttpr Satisfy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-29

- Set elTler SSlqueue QuT Qer
0apis'f6en 6urm BEL Monroeoille,
untpsit Sort Wupne, Sno., ereignete
Ii6 Qe1tern cine Grogas : @"rploiion,
our6 tpel6e orei Mdnner idtpsr Der
leBt puroen. @iner oerielben, gfuz
mems G6as. Sadetpup aus Gina, g.,
ftarb bulo oarauf uno Dram 9tdinz
ion, ebenfaQS aus Gina, bsfinoet ii6
in tritii6em 3uItanoe.
- 6enrp &ifinger in 9apton, o.,
einitiQer 5tauts : G%ommanoeur Der
s. q. q. BON Obio, ~ftiir3te oaielbit
BEL elmer garaoe Der genannten Dr.
ganiIution 70 ungIidli6 pom pferoe,
DAP Der 5oo auf Der Steqe eintrat.
- 8unoes : 0iItrittsantpaIt 81.
81. GItee lit in 6onoluIu an ben SOL
gen elmer Operation geitorben, mel
der er ii4 Dor etli9en 3agen tpe9en
zines Nierenleioens bate unter3ie6en
miifen.
- Quf offener @traBe uno am
feQen Sage muroe 81 2dcro1e, 8ts.,
!6ermann S6piFfel BON pier 8anotz
ten 7eine8 8el0es, pel6es er erit 10
e6en Don elmer 8anf ge6o6en bate,
uno Deri6ieoener S6mudiu6en be-
ruu6t; iein 9erluit lit betrd4tli6.
Die Eirma 6prace 8. S6attud
Ii. 6on, pelfe in 2otpeu, Bottom II.
grobioence, NoT., 8ei6Gfte fir Den
8ertauF BON @iienpdaren, 5a6rrGz
bern uno Qutomobilen bate, bat in
QorpeQ, mo lid oas Sauptgei6dft be-
funo, ben Gonfurs ertldrt. Die Pdfz
fpa ioQen 100000 betragen.
- Der 8auunterR6mer @oDdro
@roqQer in 3anIas Gitp, Mfo., err
f6oB infolge zines 5treites Den Sim
mermunn Sohn Naib BON binten uno
fonnte DON Der poli3ei MIR nit Wti6e
BON elmer p~iit6snoen Menge gerettet
neroen, pslfs ihn 81 lpn4en beab>
Iihtigte.
- SnGincinnati, g., Itno ods 8e@
bduoe Der Gurrn WoooentDdre so.
ne6f oeFIenSn6alt un0 Die angran5enz
ben 9ei4Gfts6Guier Der Sel6ert Paz
per So. uno Der 5irma Operman II,
S6ruoer abge6rannt. Der an9ertdz
tete 56aoen betrdgt 100000, Die
@erTderung nur 100000
: GupitGn uno ManniAaft oes
@6ooners n5nan6iIoa" aus annuz
polis, pelfer an Der 9iiite BON 0taiz
ne, % Msilen Iiio0itli6 pomSequtn=
Qeu6tt6urm, a~uf8egeben puroe, iino
pon cem 5iIferidoOner u5iTb 9atpt"
in Bolton gelanoet poroen. Shtf1
uno 2aoung 6atten einen @ertR BON
$500 uno paren perii6ert.
= g., 8~uppenbeimer, Der 9rdiroent
Der 6irmu 9. 8uppenhaimer II. So.
in Chicago, lit in ietnem 9auie an
Der Mi6igun : Qpenue baIelbit i'm
bitter BON 70 Sabren an Der Bright
Ifen Rranfhsit 9eItorben. gr bate
Isin geI6dFt Ieit sinem hal6en Sahrz
bunoert 6etrieben uno 9eh6rte gu Den
te~tannteIten 9lsioerhdnolern bea
mittleren Weitens.
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sir 6eute; M}oro : Sobn Wiliams;
9pirituoienz9ertuu am Sonntag =
Soiepb Glide.
Duifengeri6t. = (8or ben
8i6tern 5a0age, 8lod II. S'8rien.)
8erpultrtngsberidte puroen gut9ez
beiBen in oen 6GGen bon 6, Scott
9apne, $127,O72.10; 9orotRea Sep
Ter, $1372; GIi3abstb M. Garsp,
$11O0; So6n 90. Sie9le, $4,000;
Sbomas 3, Wooolano, $3228; BENZ.
8uf6mon, 81; 2ouiIu Goote, 1924;
Moies 5trauB, $14,7 O3. SnDentorz
ber3eidni7s eingereidt in BEN 6d1en
BON Syobn 8efer, 1868, 9ertdufe
tpuroen ratifi3irt in ben 6dQen BON
gQsn q. Goe, 1925; 8at6erine 8unoz
IQ6, $500; MDam Wel16, 1854.
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tpuren itetig bis 10c. niebriger; quite
Bis bette Wetbers bra6tsn 800 bis
3.65, quite gemii9te 200 bis 800,
2Gmmer 1926 Bis 5.65.
9errs Sslunb, ga., %. Stt.
= Rinopie6 mar nieoriger i'm 9reiIe;
bOditer preis $50, nisorigiter $40.
S4peine fpuren glei9faus n~iebriger;
b04iter greis 500, niebrigiter 4.OG.
6D6fter greis bon S6auFen 3.75,
niebrigiter 1.50; 2dmmer bradten 81
80 Bis $50.
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Nirhfntters nnn strnhnreiie.

5oIgenbe5 iinO Die auf ben %itaatliz
6en 8aa9en fir 9eu, StrOb II. +. IN.
geitern er3ielten Preiie:
Se Hide 9eundage.
5su.-3imotbn $13 Big SIG, &leea
beu $14 pro Some,
@tro6. : @ei5enitrob 81 Bis SO,
RoggenitrOb $12 Biz $14.50 pro
Sorne
Mois-pro SAB $3.50.
q orOpeitIt4 9eundage.
!9eu.-9imotbn $14 Big $16, &lsez
3eu $14 Bis $15 pro Some.
Stro6. = Nei3enItrob So Bis So,
RoggenItro6 $14 Bis SIT pro Some.
Mai5-pro SAP $3.50 Biz 1913.
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6eirat6s,0icrnsrn.

5olgerlbe 9etratbs : Gtcen3e1 Durz
ben geItern BON GIert 0es Common
9leas : 8eriats ausQefelIt:
Sames 2omrp, 27, unO Georgia
8. 8ornman, 81; Qpplifant 5. 8.
8u6maIter, Nr. 1905, Hioeriioez2lps.
6rant Qrgueaes, 80, 9aboryGitn,
5lu., uno 8irginia MaIon, %.
Sames OltDer W6aIep, 81, uno
MaD 9, Spurrier, "A; QppIitant 8.
.. 9opeG, Nr. 236, NorOzU}ountz
StraBe.
Qouis Split, 27, g}r. A, NorO>Gaz
roline5StraBe, unO Margaret S4ulB,
26.
Sumes u. Mc0onalo, %, unO
Marp s. Burton, q; Qpplifant Wm.
8. 66utt, Ir, 1904, 9untington~
Nbenue.
George Stang, %, uno @ara6 9.
8riggs, %; Npplifant @. s. Mttz
def, Nr. 234, orbzGal6oun7StraBe
@lmer s. Roof %, uno Wtdrp :.
9atIep, 10, Nr. 113, SiibzGorsp@Str
Samuel 6. 6anep, 25, uno S0a 9.
8entlep, "a; Qpplifant u. 8. 8ropn,
| Nr. 214, SiiosNnn@StraBe.
! 6. 6erbert GluDton, Nr. 1900, g.
8rouorpan, uno Gillian 9. goofiep,
%.
6ranf g. Qsupter, SO, Nr. 936,
MaOHons2penue, uno 4lt6ia $,
Madep, 80.
@eo. ). Gslfon, "a, CIR. 128, 6.
StraBe, HorooIt, unO Mouie 8.
Mpers, p, 8eiOe oon NoI6ingtOn,
O.. 6.
GOpuro 9. 8u6er, 81, Onuncot,
@a., uno 5lorence ~. 9obIon, 30,
6eirport, 90.
4lp6ons S. Gang, 27, g}r. 2O4O,
Communicating, unO 2(9nes 90.
36oDe, %.
Robert 9. gmerIon, %, Nr. 1881,
SzStrdBe, NoropeIt, uno Matilbo
6, 9eupel, q, 8eioe pon Wufbing=
ton, .. s,
Soiep6 s. @arbn, it,, 25, 9}r. 10,
observation-disclosures, unO Mur.
TIA 6. 6oFFafer, %.
Sames s. Breckenridge, "a, UNI
Gat6arine Man 8empp, %; NppIi=
FAINT 8. q. 2uer, Ir. 2143, Wilfin=
ionzNpsnre.
86omas 5. G6riftop6er, q, uni
9orotbp S. SLIDER, IS; Qpplifant s.
! s. Coleman, gtr. 407, St<Saratoga;
StraBe.
SOiep6 81. 5OIep. 80, unO morr
u. glarfe, %; Qpplitont Soi. 5.
M}cgintn, Nr. 1886, Guiottz5traBe
Solomon %. 36omas, 80, CIR.
1913, Meit 6rantliny5 traBe, uni
MabeI 8rifftt6, %.
SO6n 81. Suuen, %, Hr. 1914
2eaOen6au=StraBe unb 8oiie @mit6
81.
Qoam 5temmer, 26, Nr. 800, 9at:
rIonz9artzQoenale, unO Sobanna S
8remer, %.
@utop goigt, 46, Nr. 761, Wsf:
GroB<6traBe, uno Sba Braun, 81.
Sacob 81. 6art, %, Nr. 1850, Gar.
rolf traBe, uno gpa Belle 0edett
q.
Sames 5. 6teble, %, unb Qlics 8
6prig9s, q, 8eiOe BON annapolis
ND.
G6orles Spencer, 80, un0 Marga:
ret RiefenaIo, "a; 4pplifant Qler
q. Carr, IT,, Nr. 318, SiiozWolfe.
StraBe.
geo. q. 8ufer, 26, unb Spa GF6el
Sor6or, 20; Qpplifant 6, 90. 0io.
Den6opsr, g2r. 745, 8. 2(pen1e.
S6omas q. Sapp, %, uno Gli3d:
bst6 S6narB, %; Qpplifant SEQ. 90
Qemba6, Nr. 1920, S'0onneQ55tr
CLAUDE q. 9err, %, uno 6eler
MiGiron, %; Npplifdnt q. u. So6n.
ion, Rr. 1923, BennIpIpaniu zNpenue
G6arles q. 8raoibap, 80, Nr
1109, 6anooerSStraBe unb GiIt
Bod, q.
elmer 6. 0af6ieG, 26, unb 8atiJ
90. 56aefer, 20; 4ppIitunt 6rant s
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GountiG.gluffs, Soma, 2 9aos.
GoutorO, R.s6., 10 GtuuDeu.
Eeubtr, 6oloraOp. "A Gage.
7ttrott, Mi5,, ] So0.
@alpthon. 2tras, Q 5o9e 5 StnustR
6arrjsbura. 10, 3 Stunoes.
61rtf0ro, Connecticut, II StunneE.
indianapolis, Sub., ] 500.
Sudiou, miififppj, ? SAGE.
Sadiorpiqs. fiortba, I 6a9.
Rdniast6jtO, Uifonri. . Sa1t.
qittle Rod. Qrfauios. 1 Iag 10 stuNA%
2puisaint, e1., ! 3n9 ? Stuu6tn.
Mtmpbis, 1eun, l Sn9 ) StuHosr.
Niobil', glabama, l51q s StunotH.
TOriclf 9ir9jutsu, L StuHDe1.
Re,usErlsang, ga, / 3dg 10 Stunsf@-
Gtaot 9eicsQorf, 5 etunotn.
Cmnbu. 9,brogia, ? Gage.
9ortlano, Blaine, / 5ag.
9ortlaub. Oregon. ; 9a9s.
9bifaotipbia, "a, 3 SturSsn-
qittgbura, ia. II StEuDen.
grcpjotrer, N 81, l6 stuubtH.
RaltjQb, re, IS etuHotu.
ct. Gouis, miTouri, l Tao 8 etursta.
Ct, 9aul, Tiruciota. / Iag II etunbeRs
Gan 9ran3iscp, Gal. 4 3aes II StuH0sR-
Soptfa, Ran;os, 2 Rage.
Bottom, Man, Is 6tuuoeH.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grimina l=8ert9t. = Bor
Ri6ter 9todbrirga.) Raub = SucO6
Qoams, 4 M}onate GefdngniB; Bm.
8uItinaQ, frsiseiproden. 0iebitdbl-
g.iiie 2epnaro, l Sabr, SOhn Dennis,
IS, Monots, 90. s. Malone, 2 Sabre
unD 6 Monate 3u4tEaus; Spi. pritz
6.tt, 3 Monate GsfGngniB; 4mos
8ropn, 6 Monaie Stadtsarbeitsz
6aus. 4ngriff = Wiaiam 8urlep, 2
Rcnate Gsfdngnfb. Sragen per6or=
.rer Daffon = Gharles @ropbers,
SO Straf.; George 5dulB, imiitirt.
M:ir.ip = 2eon 3. 9odins, iiItirt.
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gu %perfauien.
6dpitaI-NuIageu in t6ruuceiaeutbum.

@ruH03ini:n. 9ppotbeteu inO Iterss uuO bebouz
tts Staot= NM QOrtdOtN5runotigeutbum; i.b3
@ruuOjjnitu BON it SO uno a5t BON ie Sos; III
81 Qrojtnt; meme oduisr, ccntvale Gage; icruer porz
silgl.bt oruuojiasire;e irp:its oDpotbcttu aui
S%oduitr, in Sumnen bon $500, $50 uno $500, III
& QrpjtIt; fsrntr Drei ntut Cottages, QrunD 1jns=
frci, porjialjbt gage, ~bsjabItn mebr, ais s Qtoz
5,nt, nit suHtbmcrtocn @runDipsrtbcn: f;rner rim
6taOtbauplab, DER in cintm Sabre eroBcn Qroi;t
ti~ntraqen iDirD. 98ir oiierjreu tintn 6=oroltntiQtu
Coupon Grurpfiif5 sGtrtiiitot, in Summcn pOu
$50 mo aufpdrts. geir Tno Die G,9tntbimcr
uuo gstuttn. I'll njteD 8scl u nate Is o."
40l 6a~lutrt4SuilDinl. ltlepbon: Ct. Qoui 24j.
t2a5-3uD
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Gifhmarffe.

Gb ieagp, %. Oft. = Rinbpieb
per fir CUTE 5hiere itetig i'm 9reiie,
dnoere tparen nieoriger; quite biz bate
Stiere 6ra9ten $50 bis $50, magere
bis mittlere $50 big Ats, 8ife 1.35
big 40, &Gl6sr 200 bis CTS. Die
9reife fir Shpsine paren 1Oc. bis
15c. ni:briger, unb purben Die meiIten
@ertGufe 5pii6en 5.15 uno 5.45 ab~
gsidlofen. S6aafe ur0 2Gmmer
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@eitrine SnInbrote:

y I. 9tNlESt guTVl0"T"T
1929 guf6el; aus ben GleOatoren
3uriifgesogen 5129 8uIdeI; 9orratb
in ben glepatpren 179,706 8uI4eI.
9erfauft nurben Elm @uggon Or. 4
tpeiBer i'm @lepator gtr. 2 81 403, Elm
8aqqon Ir. 3 neiBer i'm Gefdn9niBz
boFe gu Al, Elm Waggon OeSgI. 81 Ali
5000 Ger. 8 reiBsr i'm @lepator CIR. 2
81 Al.
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Mus lanb B.

ErsmtH, gtuti5fanb, Rage.
P pnos NSrcs. @Jratutirjcr, % TesS
G%alt=tta. gritiib~Suoicn, 30 Tn9t.
Etmtrorn, @ritji6=@uiuua, is Rags.
6on9s40na, China, 25 5ags.
Sin9fton, Samoicd. 5 GAGE.
9iocrpool, GnaLauO. 7 Sage.
Qulerr, S6nri,, 10 9aqe.
staot msrjfc, merifo. 5 Taqs.
glOstau, Rublano. p 5aoe.
Banana. Der. Staten RON Colombia, ] &sa@
garis, Traufrcih. s Sage.
Gutbsc, C1Eaou, . Face.
Rio be Sansirc. Eroftisu, % 9ass.
Som, Stalitr, 10 Toqe.
Ct. Sobns, Ttufurolorb, 4 RAGE.
Ct. Petersburg. GuElano, u Gage.
epbnsb. Nufrclitu, 81 Iaue.
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Seforbrrnna bon Yofiaaen

2o.l9e Der srforoerii4:n 3sit our Grs
rei9ung Der Der T4leosnen BE-
itimmungsOrte,
llutenFebsno lit Die ungsfdbre 3sit
fir uebermittelung Der 8oItia9:n bon
BEN 9altimorer 9oIt : 8ursau mus
ben 6auptIG9li6sn einbeImii6sn uno
uuspdrtig,n Stdoten Dsr3ei4net.
Suldno.
Atlanta. Ga, 10 etunetn.
Wtlantitsgitp, R.sS.. 6 6tuHotn.
qrpcfnn. R.sQ.. 6 Sttnosu.
Rurlinatpu. 9trmout. II StuHbtn.
Buffalo. 9.s9s Is Stnnosn.
Sane nan, rs. 6 GtuubsH.
GhorIstou. Sc, Is stuHoeH.
gbiraqo, Sas.. / rag
Columbia, 6.s6., II 6tuHnsH.
Cincinnati. cblO, 20 GtuR1sn.
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u s.-0le heutl9e WEals3ufu5r
betrug 1921 8ui6el; 8erianOt BON
ben Gtepatoren 123,8 13 8uIdel; Dor
rut6 in ben @leputoren 436,295 8uz
f6el. 8ertGufe: 1000 g1r. 2 peiBer
Spot gu 4944, 1000 gemiidter Spot
gu 494, 10000 RODember gu 49,,
10000 Sa6r gu Asa.
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DRLTUItUNIt ~4uU4IEsI4Il To IUtIWEW
goltzWert6Iodrn D%ertuuf Fl
tperDen.
Welools, 9. 9. SOFT,
Qorf.Rrao - Burned .. 6appirotOn.
g~OriuasaDtHue uED 9arriiontrabe Robert q.
Z. sd.
a. etross uno neutrality-suspicious. asuis
2tiuDolar.
Crauqe0int - oirdm Rimble.
Sort=2.p,nue uHo5 Obnionsstrabs O.. 2. g.
SdeiDt.
8. uno ssugbsstrQbc 6iQBIanotoiUu - Somss
6. 9ruar.
CrauqtDiae 5tDrqt 9s1.
9r. 25, uuionsND,rut Roeob,rrb) - GIortna
&. WiQiams.
proaDpup uub galtimortsstrob gtoras g..
1Bor.
Inter gta:i0u, 9snni5Ipanitr gabn' 9. @.
Gamssu.statisu. .galtimort.O 6io.gaba.'
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$50 Saar- $500 pro 8ohe.

On rcrFauFtr:
3Deihpdise Sduier nit isbs 3imn:rn an Oct
gl1ttr=5trlbe, jipiibsu Gairu1e unit gptnnt unO
GaDtttt=6traBs. 9itit 3auisr ~tutbdIt,n ale usat'
ten gtcutmli6teittu, t;ni5.ieblib ctmtns!rtt Res
Ter unp Rarmo.=6rtppen 9r.is 800 GruRes
sins 81 id6rgl6. 9aEtu=strabe 1T nit o.n b'Hsn
pitriitIirttn SitaelttinsH s~tpiIaiert un0 bat ssu'sns
frte S~rottoIre.
Rau r:5rr. biz 5airmount.a ptnu.sGdrs iu ben
gtbdu!;5ttittn.
Gesuarb Z. Gallagher.
Sdnl8) Rr. 263S, Gi<EaltimortsetrGbs
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u~ntenitebenDe Preiie be5iebsa fi6
auf ben @ngro5 : 9anOel; fir ben
4~leinbdnOel muB Elm entIpre6enoer
aufI4Iag genlaat perben.
5arm probutte.
2ebenbes @efliigel, PRO gfunb:
iunge 6ii6ner 12c. bis 1885,; ate 9ii6z
ner 113c. bis 12c.; @nten &c. Bis 12c.;
Puter lie. bis 14c.; Sauben, pro
8oar zoe. bis 25c.
Gisr, pro 0uBeno 23c. Bis 26c.
Qepfel, pro SAB 75c. Bis $2,75;
3rauben, pro 5 gfunoz8orb 13c. bis
2Oc.; 8irnen, pro SAP $3.50 Bis Sc;
9uinces, pro Sap $500 Bis $500.
@emiiie: 8artoffeln, pro 8uI4el
45c. Bis So; 3pie6eln, PRO 8uidel
soc. Bis $1.00; @eiBto6l, pro 9unz
cert $500 Bis $3.50; 8opfialut,
pro 8uT6elfiIte 30c. big Boo; 3uderz
riiberr, PRO 8iinDeI IL. bis 1@c.; 90
matoss, pro haG6er 8or6 30c. Bis Soc;
grun9 Bohnen, pro Bu16Sl 8Oc. DIS
&c.; Mais, PRO 0uBenO 15c. bis
1885,; Garotten, pro 8iinoel IL. Bis
he; 2imabo6nsn, pro 8uIaeItiite
9Oc, bis $1.O0; 8lumentobl, pro SAB
$3.50 bis $500; Seuerie, pro 9uBeno
25c. bis 35c.; runOe 8iiben, pro Bit
fdelfiite zoe. bis 25c.
8roceries unb Proptto o.
mem.
Raffinirter 3uder, pro 9funo: gez
piiuFelt, 5.511; pulOeriiirt, 5.013c.;
Stanbarb granulirt, 4.913c.; fetn
granuIirt, 4.913c.; Grpitaln 4.914c.;
Columbia q, 4,764c,; 9elbsr, 4.31c.
Bis 4.61c.
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9aItimOrer GfFettenbDrie.
FBr BEN .9eutiH,n GoIrHsonstntsH' buta
:. Wrr. gt,Dotnoori { Co..

:. Wrl. YsiD0tnoorf { Go.)
Baltimore, %. Ottober.
s. Wm. U}toosnoorf C 60. bersdz
ntn fir 5rancs: 8antiers Srutten
auf so Sage 5,20S auf Si4t 5.1844,
faufmGnnii6e auF 80 Sage 5.214 bis
1921. Rei6Smart auf so Sage 493,
8uloen auf 60 Sage SO 1916.
Sterling 8antiers uui so Sage
4.829, auf 6i6t 4.854; taufmdr1z
nii6e 4.823.
Q3ertdufe artf Ter aieT9en Gffetten'
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1000 Qtlautic 6Oait 4inc 1 Goui. 4tr...... SIS
1000 atlautit Seat CINE l. Goui. 4cr.... u
5000 llnitcO 9abu 4er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pos
800 s. p. :. ant. 29N
1000 anocoitia mo Qotomoc scr .......... S9A
5000 ga, Gar. unO @or. scr .........."..1oj}2
5000 ecobOorO 4r o7N
1000 Q~ouisDjllc 4r ......".......".....lo54
% QoroIi6c Central Com. .............. q
10 Citizens 9out NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
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die:


Stc~tGcQtfu6:
Cine btutibe Gran iubt Stenc fir Aoausz p0tr
&ii6suarbtit. 9abiufraotn in Nr. 1902, 6afttru=
2lptnue, Giuqoua an Gobran=9neD. (3O0-n
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@unOerpoue GntOeGuna

frau IT iuiarls. cine crpcrragcnee Gpeiias
Iiffin In Tr~auruseeirtn; braftt 5auleEetn peu
~l.ioenpen G-antn has Slid Der &.iunsbtit; bate
ME tintn aebli6las; in a6tunasirlis 6tuupn pir0
in irgtnbntlbsm 6tapinm 2inntrung Bui1aift osr
ftin, gtlablnHq: ftiHt e6mr,sH. f.ins Gtfabr,
fsins uutsrbrtbunq Der gsiGdftisuha; abiclut f6r
unD barmles; i'm giirtan ootr per BOT p. q ms
ertab,fHs prirntts Gtim Il r
e M Gebitott. Rrant,n9f Iseer inrtn: drit.iht
EtbanDsuno. fans etipini1t; 3~5=idbriee Grfab:nno.
eprethncotn ppH 10 Bis s. 6onntaas BON 2 bis S.
Ga.bcrtStilRRe qratis.
frau n. aBfuiamS,
Nr. s45. RsresopDares5trabt. HaltiHisre.
fGe4. x&S-lA
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SuI3fleii6: pro 9funo, gan3e
S4ultern, englii6 geT6nitten, &c.;
gang tur3e Rippen, &C.; Seitenz
ipef, 10c.; gauge 2eibitiide, 1O3t.;
~9pedgS6uItern, Ole; Sugar gu
reO" Sdultern, Sc; S6inten, 143c.;
O6ne 5aut, 49,; Picnic, &c.;
DEG S4peinefleii6, $3.50 pro
Sap; @6mal3-in SierceS, gut rofz
finirt &c., in 6dfern &c.
&affee: 0otirungen Iino, tpte fol9t:
auf Der Bats BON &c. bis &c. PRO
Pfuno fir 8io Nr. 7; Santos Tic.
Bis 113c.; MurucaibO 9ac. big 1916;
SABA 100. Bis &c.; Motta 18c. Biz
19c.
gr6fteter 8affss: 6. 9. G., in aiz
item lie. pro qfunb; in 8ii6ien uno
SGden, reiner SABA, 32c. Bis 323c.;
SABA unO Motta, gemifdt, 279c. Bis
28c. PRO PfunO; reiner Maracuibo,
225c. Bis 23c.