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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

does not get USED TO that untrammeled attitude tOw
men which is a second nature with the girls who
brought up in houseful Of boys Indeed tomboysm
young girl perhaps the best education which she
have in the days of her girlhood
There is giveandtake attitude in the girl who
brothers, something than possible feeling Of Cd
radeshp, and the certain knowledge that because n
pays her attention. it does not follow that he
marriage, has SERIOUS intentions" to the wu
which old-fashoned mothers apply under such condtO
The girl, the other hand. who has not had broth4
translates any civity having ulterior motive e
cially If she is not quite young she used to be-
hopes to be married, for know how often the wish
father to the thought Then anxious that the sh
not that she has any such idea she at enea
to hide her thought To do this she adopts unnat1
attitude and, far from concealing her idea she sh
her hand.
The girl who is brought up with plenty of brothers, sd
older and younger than herself will have chanc
correct the defects of her education If she has
she will learn to avoid these faults She will insensiby
quire pleasant companionabe manner with men, and
will know that they do not like stiff selfconscous yO
women.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

Somebody has been forging ]. Pier
pont Morgan's name to checks and get
ting money on them. This is not only
criminal but sacrilegious.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

There is talk in France Of reviving
the Dreyfus case with view to fully
rehabiitating the former prisoner Of
Devils Island. Evidently the French
military authorities deal out justice Oh
the installment plan.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
Lacking i'm Experience.

How many years does It take n
woman to learn not to talk to her hus.
band while he's shaving?"
Il don't know. I've only been married
eight years.'-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

this destroyed the most intimate contact with tu
bercular patients is free from danger
The frequent of several of pulmonary
tuberculosis in family is to be explained not the
position that the disease itself has been inherited this is
Of exceedingly occurrence but that 1t has been pro-
duced after birth by direct transmission from affected
individual The house which has been occupied by
sumptves may have been infected and parents af
fected their relations with their children favorable for
the transmission by direct contact.
1t be safely estimated that there present in
New York City 10000 of tuberculosis in stage Of
the disease in which could be easily vanquished by
competent physician The State is annually spending many
luely necessary for humanitarian have hes
taon in saying that far greater returns would be obtained
from the expenditure Of onefourh the the
vention and of tuberculosis. have doubt that
measures first begun in small way in this city fifteen
ago have resulted in saving the lives 10000
10000 inhabitants.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

ural possibilities
1t is that the time a
Copper Valley. is deem and rich
Is capable Of yielding good all truck
and the climate permits There
and cattle raising should become
Valley basin there thousands excellent wild bay
Alaskan railroad writes
grafton to Manitoba and other
kan farmer with his natural advantages
for the
he railroad referred to that projected Valdez
On ne 1uon and thence to Dawson City The m
rev. and the abundance of timber will Th
tract Ior ts road has been awarded Of New
expects to put 5000 to spring At arst will
an almost pninhated country possibility OF
region without first providing transportation means
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

When little Prince George of Wales
was baptized the other day he yelled
like young wild cat and seemed to
be half scared to death. Royalty has
to grow on a person, like whiskers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

The worst thing that DR.. Eliot and
DR.. Shrady have done is to let loose
horde Of irresponsible, meddlesome
and highly imaginative statisticians.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

When you hear one girl clerk say to
another well, just had a pill" It
means she has just waited on a very
disagreeabla woman.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

Love potions have figured in New
York divorce case. Every now and
then the dark ages show signs of lin
gering animation.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

A woman with a new dress that is
becoming isn't satisfied until the man
she likes best or the woman she likes
least has seen it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

The German Empress is now having
her dresses made in Paris. This looks
like a bad slap at the "Made-in- Ger
many" tag.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

A man who works very hard is
talked about" almost as much m n
ioafer. He is said to be greedy"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
ALASKA NOW THE GREAT NEW
COUNTRY UNDER THE AMERICAN FL

HE public attention has been recently turned to ALI
by the announcement Of new discovery of gold on|
headwaters Of the Tanana, which may rival the N
dikej but regardless Of such gold strikes the deyl
ment of the great peninsula goes steadily on.
development is now so much a matter of course
we do not notice 1t any than we notice the gl
OF one of the States We have come to expect al7
anything of Alaska. 1t has immense coal felds|
fields OF great promise, and forests extensive END
to supply the whole American demand for many u
The copper ores Of Alaska are probably more elI
sve than such deposits in any other part of the VI
1t has only made a beginning in gold producing
fisheries are among the most profitable I'm the vi
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
DANGERS OF COMBINATION.
BY Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott

We still hear the question, shall Ia
Dor be organized?" 1t must be. MOD
ern conditions cannot exist without
such organization. l do not know
whether there was garden Of Eden,
but l do know that to go back to Adam
would be going backward, not forward
The real question before us to-day ls'
"Shall labor be automatically or demo
cratically organized? Shall thousands
Of workmen take what the master pre-
scribes and not have a voice in the de-
Of ln hnr the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
Screens Separate Them.

Wire screens are now placed In the
tramway cars at New Orleans to separ.
ate negroes from white passengers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

much thought study and taste the latter. Above a4
be suitably clad is the keynote Of the successful twe
century toilette. Since have emulated men in
way of sport and follow them the moor in the hum
field, the golf links, and in the motor car their d
has naturally become practical Any foolish fas1
is certain to be shortlived nowadays The abomin|
practice of wearing long skirts for the streets dying
Pretty it is dress neggenty trailed
smooth lawn jeweed with daisies, the sight of wO1
dragging her gown in the street. sweeping up the filth
collecting millions Of microbes, is a revolving spectI
and yet with long skirt the only alternative is to hOI
up practice which induces cramp in the arm, wei
cold fingers in winter and gives decidedly ungrat
walk and attitude.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

The Minnesota physicians hold that
those with weak hearts should be re-
strained from kissing. The inhibition
should also include those with strong
breaths.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

Over in Russia large number of
writer's have demanded the abolition
of the press censor. Let us hope they
have their furs ready for the trip to
Siberia.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

The government might be able to
sink a good deal of money, judging
from the submarine-boat scandal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

Santos Dumont is now figuring in a
divorce case. Perhaps the lady thinks
he is too fly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
Cellars In Berlin.

Recent statistics published in Berlin
show that there are 25,769 dwelling eel
lars in that city.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

Good morrow. How many children
are you the father of?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
ADVANTAGE OF HAVING BROTHERS.
BY Marion r. MoNbr,

1t is an indisputable fact that the girl Vi
grows up with plenty of brothers has a grJ
advantage in knowing and understanding M
when she arrives at years Of discretion. Whs
more important such girl is much more cI
panionable to a man. If young men exercise al
thought when choosing their swecthcarts a. u
cannot do better than select girl with broth5
The \girl who has lacked brothers in her early
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10

motive Of the author and the jud9
Of the public are equally puzspl
the reader.-Baltimore America'I
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
THE LAW OF GOOD TASTE.

Lduy KdnuU1pH CHuTV
The chief aims of art in dqess should be eli
the artistic blending Of colors, the clever ely
that make beautiful the greatest simplicity o
most gorgeous and sumptuous raiment For
stance, what can be more simple than the CID
cal Greek costume, or more magnificent thai
Venetian sixteenth century robe? And yet
can impart dignity and grace to the mod
wearer To be perfect the former required
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
The Problem Novel.

Naggsby-What is a problem novel?
Waggsby-It is one in which the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
STATE AID FOR CONSUMPJIyES.
BY DR.. Biqgs. BacterioIogfsf. of New York

1 have always felt that much harm has beer
done by calling tuberculosis a contagious disease
1t causes confusion in the lay mind, because the
popular conception Of contagious disease is
connected with such diseases as scarlet fever and
smallpox, in which very limited contact may
result in infection. Too much emphasis cannot
be placed upon the fact that consumptives are
source of danger chiefly through the sputum anC
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-04-10
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE TIMID SUIIOR.
BY Helen OIdfieId.

] Custom ordains that a man may choose while a
A woman must wait to be chosen; consequently, it
behooves modest maiden to guard against be-
| trayng her preference for any man who has not
first openly shown his decided preference for her.
Even then, If she is wise, she will be CAREFUL 1t
| mans nature to pursue, and he is prone to re-
| sent any assumption of his masculine preroga
tive. The woman who, the phrase is runs
e men, is usually the woman from whom men flee
quarry whom she eventually captures is in most
IT worth the trouble of pursuit.
there is moderation in all things Men with proper
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-26
gSie perDtcnt a.att @c!o .

asenten ieben @eldtehts lcllten an
Die Marlb Manufacturtns 60. 538 gafe
Ct, Gbieaso, ST., idreiben na Saaltra<
ticnen unb Ginselbeitea iiber i9r biblAes
Nluminium &arten-SSutteral nit Gurem
einaraoirten gfamen nnp 100 Vilite=
oper @elAaftsfarten. Seocrmann beltelt
lolhe. SHUTTER Sutteral nit 100 6arten
40 Gents. Diele Gutterale NIT &artei
perren einSeln fir IS Gents Serfauft.
Man brauht nur pas @lnfer gu 5eisen,
um eine Srpre gu befcnmen. @oenoei
lofort 40 Gents fir Gin 6utteral NIT 100
Garten pper 80 Gents fur 100 8arten
ohne Sutteral. )
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-26
GcrDanianispolle gSraGs.

Na6la1fsteit oerurIa6t manben Gt@
lenbabnzllnfaa, unD bic namlihe urla6e
ma6t menl6li6e gSrafs burA Gunsen=
unp Salsletpen. Seit pem Sprbanoeatz
lein, BON Or. Sings New Discovery fitr
2lussebrune, Souiten unp Grtaltunsen,
tSnnen Die alerlA Alimmlten Safe pieler
geipen fllrirt weroen. 6rau 2pnts era9g
BON Dcraelter, MalI, III cine BON Sie>
len, peren geben purh Or. Sings gew
Discovery serettet murpe. unfebltar fir
Su(ten uno Grtaltun9en. Sebe SOC.
uno S1.00 6lalde lit saranticrt BON s.
g. Ruinaberaer Npctbefer. prcbeflt :
I9cn fret. Sa JtainsArsers QFpt ts
nirp peutlA selprr6en.
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3eittabe4e fiir Wbbaltttttg
Des Common Rleass
0erid)tes fiir oas
cSaDr W. ..
1904.

Gtaot Gbip.
Abter Common Bleos Stitrtft !
sc iSt auoeprbnet oaB Die Ierntine 0es Common
Nleas @eridtes in ben nerihieoenen Gonnttes pes
beIagten 8iirttes r oas abr 1904 elt9elest neroeh
iplen wte foi9t:
geImout gouutD.
Qm r. Gage bes Souuar, aut IL. 2a9e Dcs april nno
aut 4. Gag nes Sttober.
@uernieD @ountD.
Qm IA Eag bes 5ebruar aur 2. Sag beS Wtai rnO am
8. Sag bes Sttober.
&orrifou GpuutD.
am % gag 6es GSebrunr am 16 Gag bes Mat unb aai
81 Gag bes Gttcber.
Sefferiou @onntp.
Mm IL gag bes Sanuor, an 4 Gag bes april uub am
49, Gag bes September
morgan @nuntp.
gnt II. gag beg Sonuar olt IL. Sag bes april unb
ant A. Gag oes Gftober.
Musftngum @onntp.
am H. sag bes Sanuor, ON 5. Gag bes aprtI unb ON
g. Sag oes Gttpber.
Noble GpuutD
Mm 4. Sao bes Sonuar. on s. Gag oes apra unb am
IL. Sag Des september
9useara 'Gouutp.
am4 gag bes Sauuor, am 81. Sag oes Mtdr5 uub
om IL. September.
Sc lift feruer ougeorbret boB bic Ssungen ber er.
item Subbtpilion BON ben ateeru aIfreo u. fSraaier
e,uitis g. Wtadap, SameS 9h Wtc@innis nno @6wtn
st Sennebp obgebaIten iperOea.
SSerner, oab be Stbungen Der aipetteu Suboloifon
bonn Rtdter Seiie Soaing5mprtb abgebaIteu peroeH.
GbenIp, oab Die Si5uugen Der oritteu SHboiniiion
BON ben Gle1teru Maltcr s.. Sbetloel uno Geeie 8.
Nitarbs abeebalten merocrt.
ges g9eiteren lit angepronst 0aB ber Mdbt molter
g. 5hptfpen sum beau id9tigenben 8idter benmt
fei Ho oaB bic beiagren @erdgtss sGerlaine I'M ubr
@prmittags beginnen.
J.Re %. 6aainsstuortb,
slfren VI. Gra3ier,
@eele q. &tdlar0s,
gSaiter %. gbstpea,
SuIHs $. Tadeb,
Gbutn DR.. aeHnebg,
gtifter oes abteu SeritDt5=StItrifts.
eSegsbeu au 3anespiae, Ohio am 20. Gftober oes
Sabres H. s.. 1903
Gtaot Gbip.
1nsearaipas gpnntD, So
csdl Spbn So Sota @lerf bes Common 8leas @eri6a
tes iii uub fir Euscarapas @ountD Sbio, beidetn9e
hieruiit boB bas Nprehenoe cine getreue nno rittgt
Mbfd1rit Der Originals 8erorbnnng Der s3ettsEabels
fir bic abbaItung Der Gomnon Bleas 8eri1ts SiBuus
aen oes ocbten @erl6tsbe5rf IN Gbto inr oas }obr
81. 1901" lit nnb oaB oieiebe jeBt bel ben afeu in
metner Ciiee norliegt
Our Bealaubiaun9 oiene n1eife 9enbdnoige Inter.
itTift ur6 bas Sie9e bes aenannten Gerbts IN 5len
BhlaDeIpba Ohio, ont 2l. Gftober H. s.. 1908.
(Gieae.) Spbn SO. . ill glerf
burdb SO. s. &Ineg, 8epntp elerf
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seitDem feinen Sag framf.

SD mar sefdbrliA an gierenletnen
erfrantt. SD probirte ale Sprten We'
pisinen, erbielt ieprA feline sinperung.
SD aewabrte eines Gases eine Qn5eise
BON electric gitters unp beldirB, pas~
lelbe All serluden. gtaA ginnabme eli
niger Dclen lplrte id ginperuns uno
balp parauf mar iA splfcmmen 9ebeiit.
Settpem mar itb teinen Tag lang franf.
Meine Na6tdrn fnp bon Nbeahatis@
mus, Neuralsie, geber< rnD glierenleiecn
furtrt wprpen." 60 terthtet 9. s.
gaf, BON Sremcnt, q. s. Sur 30 Gts.
unp sarantirt Don s. 9. 8ainsberssr
Npptbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-26

Souls Srlnen in Mnrtignp (Wanis)
Ieisrte bisler 9aee in better @eiunoheit
Isinen 100. 8ebnrtstqq. Die aaase1
Rrtihaft nahni IreunoliAen Nntheil oil
benz @rgebniB.
gaul giaaet. eepeiener goit-&epi-
Tor in 8ern, lit neaen Giebhabl uno
8etrug au 6 Monaten Gorrettionsbaus
pgurtheilt iuorbeu.
'Qauterbrunnen (8ern) bot benz
Crtsaeiltlihsn cine 8ebalts.GrhOlun9
bon 500 ST. suaeipruden,
Sn 3daitpDl t8ern) 1T oas neue
G6ulbaus unter reser Sbsilnabme Der
0anaen 8emsinbe feitli6 einaemeibt
tporbefl.
cSn aans Cber. r.5talien uno Glib
Gelterre,h bate man in Den lesten
5oaen MaHernotb. IS reanete in
5trDmen uno bic 6lublaufe idmoael
bob on. N6rolih Der gllpen bate
man trofenes. faltes Wetter.
Nus benz 9erner Sberlano, aug
@larus, bon Gdntis, mie aus Dem
Sber.@allis muroe ltarter Sdneefall
oemeloet; es idneite bis auf 700 Weter
binunter.
s5n Der ioaetiannten Shleife bel Der
NrniIaae, 9lmt Gonulfinaen CBern) TT
ous Yauernbaus oes Srn. 9iegentba=
Ter nieoerQebronnt.
Sine 9roBe 6ellersbrnnit bat III 20
Serriere (Neuenburq) 2 beoeutenbe
Sabritsn asrf0rt: Die Succuriale De,
! sseilenfabrit Der Metollmerfe BON Val.
cbes uno Die SiI5banoidnbfabril
l5anoel, Die srIt Dor einem Wonat BEN
getricb iiteraeben worben 1T. Se'
ed,snsn OIL MaIAinen allein belduf
| li9 aui i3c. 900 1T.
sSm g8eiler @q9bof, Der nabe an oe'
Sburqnu,r 8rense oil Der StraBe ppr
Srauenfelo nod gl0a lieQt, fino slue
oneinanoer eebaute g8obnbouIer ab5e
brannt.
en- @orouee bel @snf serItDrte ELM
iseuersbrunf cine Ssiferfabrit uni
| srpei tteinere. oasu geh0riQe 8ebduoe.
/ eSn MilnhenbuhIee (Ssrn) lit oa!
/ SQus oes Yrieftrd9ers Grieg ab9e
brannt. IS tpar fiir 5000 81. ae9el
/ 8ronoldaoen beriidert.
Sic @emeinoe @dniin9en bel Sau
Ffenburg (Nargau) bat fiir Gblt ca
/ 1000 Sr. eingenonmen.
| @briTtian 8roBnitlaus in 8bun ba
an Der ruiliihen NEsIetlun9 in @5or
tom fir einen Gtier Die gploene Uni
Iiiir einen Smeiten Die Iilberne WeDnill
1 erbalten. Yeioe stiere lino filr 556'
ST. an Crt uno Steae oerfault NOR
Den.
Nadoem Die geiIion Der gunoesper
j iammlung gu @nbe 1T, miro am 10
:, Nouember Der berniIAe 8roBe 3atb gu
| Iarnmentreten.
Nun lino au6 Die berbltlihen Sag
balo uorbei, Da Die g8dloer llh fdrbe
uno @ololAleier .li6 Ipinnen I'm gSal
uno Slur, Die Sage. Die 10 einortnallt
ian Den nimmer rubenben Manoel I'm
We6Iel uns 9emabnen, mas olele
@roe an9eb0rt, oa Elm 0au6 ielle
Webmutb auseebrcitet liegt iiber De
lanoIam erherbenoen Natur. Gs mi
Dinter peroen! st.
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ssarn,er aejmd,t. I'm cine 0ii.

aelfarm BON 200 Nfer fiir eiren Mn-f
tbeil Ill bearbeiten, 100 Nfer iino ur=
bar oemaNt; Elm eutes 6aus nit ie1s
3immern, gute BanfiGeuer, Gbitaars
ten etc. Drei Meilsn ton Ganol 9o=
per, ebene gtrabe. Ginem guten
Ulanne tDiro cine porsiigli1e Belegens
6eit Qeboten. Sic narm lulrO am L.
Wldrs 1904 iibergsben. Ndbere Auss
iunft bel
Is. Is. Mithener
ISL Stem philadelphia, 81.
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uube
hrhega
tpnb fHn
n
GrmbHa
MaugbrR nmpaeu
g. g. JernieH, 4ubior
i Nppem
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gtrfanf Oerfallentr 2dnOfrtitn.

aa sansn gts cO peaan ano
sifernbat ateu
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Ser Dc,atid)e 8eObadter,
- bsranssesebea ben Der
Beobachter Publishing Co.
- In -
Neip philadelphia, Cbin.
x.wm.f % srtmria. Renaft
gamueI s,. wttnute, geesait. ,,r.

Der ,Beobodter" erf6eint lsben DOunerftas unter
fplgenben Subifrtptionspreiien;
sSr bic ger gtaateu uub Canada NIT oer ader' uito
Gartenbolt. .9eituuo in gSorousbeaoblnnq -. 50
SEiir 9eutblann nu6 bic Gbtuels ohne ote -Ader mp
Sartenboa.3ettun9" BET 9cronssablnn9 $500
gpenn nod, Gblauf cinea EermiuS e,n abouuent Bog
BIott nbt refuir reIp mehr als Sfuei 9unmern aIi'
ninit 10 nirD Der 8etr fFenoe and tiir ben to9enoe
Iermin aIs abonnent engetrooen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

ern Securities Company. the American
holdings Of foreign Government securities
were Gent hack to the home markets Il
realize resources. In addition to our in
debtedness to foreign lenders was run UP
to figure variOusly estimated. but waE
generally believed to represent the high
est figure ever reached by our foreign
floating debt. l--s-s
The decline in our exports of merchan-
disc and the growth of imports following
upon the expansion period here resulted
in a scanty supply of exchange and ADDED
to the burden of the repayment of in
debtedness carried by American finances.
The long-continued liquidation which fol-
lowed here and the severe sacrifices in
vOlved are known to have been due in no
small part to the necessities of meeting
the foreign obligations as shown by the
high level maintained by the loans of our
banks in face of violent liquidations of Sc
curities. The effect of the new turn IN
the international trade situation must re-
ceive important consideration. The move
ment of the securities market in the last
two weeks must be attributed partly to
this development. The influence upon
foreign money markets is matter for
careful observation, as 1t is clear that
ance from abroad at this time would re-
suit In an advance of interest rates which
would attract funds from here and might
lead to renewal of American commitments
in foreign Government securities.
The bond market has been moderately
active and irregular. United States .
advanced u per cent. and the new 4s de-
clined 4 from the closing call Of last
week
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Charles F.. VoReI,

Charles F. Vcgel reports the following
sales:
No. 1884 Henrietta street. between Cali
fornia avenue and Nebraska avenue, a
two-Story seven-room brick residence
with reception hall. bathroom, attic. fur
race. and all conveniences. lot 25xl25 feet,
for $500. from ]. w. Rowe to John W.
Peoples who purchased for a home.
No. 29i2 Pine street, three-story eight
room brick residence, with hall, bathroom.
furnace and all cOnvenfences. lot ,5xl3l
feet. for 1890. from w. G. Sluder to w.
Arste, who purchased for investment.
No. 616S Suburban avenue. southeast cor
ner OF Annie avenue. u two-story six-room
frame residence. with reception hail. bath
room ana cellar. lot 33X147 feet, for 81 500.
from George H. Watkins to Frank and
Katie Ebbeler. who purchased for a home.
Lot 75x125 feet on the southwest corner
of Ohio avenue and Sidney street. for 81. :
$50. from the Neudorf Realty Company
and W. F. Woerner to the Delmar Iaun-
dry Company, who will build a modern
and up-to-date plant. which their increas-
ing business has made necessary
Lot 3Sx138 feet on the west side of Ar
kansas avenue. between Sidney street and
Magnolia avenue, for sl.25i from James
Shaw to William and Alvina Tritschier
who purchased to improve. Fisher e. Co
represented the grantOr in this transac.
ton