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The evening world., 1903-01-08
FOUR-DAY BRIDE
NOW RICH WIDOW
Mrs. William H. Bradley Gets
Fortune Of $40, 600, 900 by
Demise of Wealthy Lumber.
man.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. S.-Mrs. william
II. Bradley. who was a bride four days
ago. is now a widow and heiress TO an
estate OF $4,000. 900. Her husband. will
lam II, Bradley. millionaire lumberman.
died early this morning. He left one
adopted son. but no heirs by his FORMER
marriage.
For moro than twenty n Miss
Marie Hannemyer had known the big
.umberman and for many years she had
been his secretary, A few days ago
when the doctors told him that he could
live only a short time he said he wanted
TO marry the woman who had been as
ISOLATED with him so long. and she con-
sented TO the wedding. -
They were married as he sat in a big
armchair. and II was in that same
chair that he went peacefully to sleep
and breathed his last. Mrs. Bradley. a
doctor n two nurses were with him
when the end came. So quietly did he
die that those in the room scarcely
realized that he had gone.
Mr.. Bradley seemed to have n hope
that he would recover after the we'd
ding. although his physician had told
MIN he had no chance His bride was
with, him almost constantly. and as he
nat In his chair he chatted pleasantly
with her. Just n few hours before HIS
death he talked to those about him, and
until he went to sleep for the last time
his mind was clear.
His first wife died only two months
ago,
The evening world., 1903-01-08
Mrs. George H. Franklin, No. 2,
Whose Name Was "Mamie,"
Found Husbands Letter to
Fannie and Investigated.
she FOUND ANOTHER WIFE
n Court, Confronting the TWO
Momen. Handsome Youth Declared
Hs Did Not Know II Was Wrong
% Marry soth.

George H. Franklin, t~wenty-nine
years OF age, good looking and the pos
SCISSOR of a most susceptible heart, ted
Magistrate Craze, OF the F~ifty-sevcnth
Street Court, to-day that he didn't know
he could not have more than one wife
at the same time and was promptly
held on a charge of pigamy in $500 bail,
while two women VINO claimed him for
husband listened TO the proceedings
with evident satisfaction.
Wife No. 1 became Mrs. Franklin on
Fec. Is. 1898, in this city, and wife No, 2
was welded to the alleged bigam mist by
DR.. Elliott, OF the German Reformed
Church. on Nov. / last. The former
was a Miss Fannie Goldstein. The lat
tor refused to divulge her maiden name.
She wishes to be known simply as Mrs.
Mamie Franklin until after the law
has finished with the man she supposed
was her husband until two weeks ago,
cognomen.
Got Their Names Mixed.
II Franklin had been more studied IN
the use OF the names Fannie and
Mamie" in his letter-wrtting 1t Is i'm
possible to tell how long his dual life
would have continued. He left the
home of his brother-in-law, Benjamin
#. Canham. No. 227 Fast Seventeen
street. W weeks ago. ard went to AL
bany. Thence he wrote to wife No. 3
addressing her as MY Mamie Dear
That was all right, but when Mrs.
FRANKLIN ran across this in the body OF
the letter. Fannie, dear, 1 suppose you
think of me- every minute" h began
to wonier.
~ showed the letter to my %brother-in-
aw," the second Mrs. Franklin to a
reporter of The Eevning World. 'and he
started out to investigate. He Dur out
nat Fannie was the first wife. Then he
made me swear out a warrant. 1 don't
think that this would have bee done,
though. IL my husband hadn't owed Mr..
Canham two weeks board"
The story Mrs. Fannie Franklin told
In court disclosed IA the money which
enabled him to marry the second time
was realized on a sale OF her personal
effect and the bedding and pillows shat
abe had In her apartments at No. Ia
Stanton street.
WtiI Prosecute to the Limit.
"Wtl l prosecute him2 You bet your
life-to the limit. I could not be self
respecting and let him CO."
Wife No. = made the acquaintance IF
FRANKLIN at Bath Beach last summer
He had cards which represented him to
be an employee of the Stock Exchange.
Brooklyn Rapid-Transit service. Before
that he had worked as an expreSsman.
When Miss Goldstein met him he was q
waiter.
wife No. z, I'VE had enough money to
start a little cigar store out in Eighty
third street. and he just sat down to
smoke up all the goods. l make my
living making cigars and 1 have kept
him and kept myself"
Wife No. 2 gives her age as twenty
one, the other as twenty-seven.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
WORTH KNOWING
At This Season Of the Year.

"
Any cough accompanied BY expectoration
which lasts over three or four days re-
quires attention and treatment; this does
not mean a visit to the hospital, nor to
your physician. nor wholesale drugginE with
patent medicines: but II means that some
simple. harmless. effective antiseptic remedy
like staurt's Catarrh Tablets should be used
TO ward on any possible termination In
Pneumonia, Chronic catarrh. Bronchitis or
Consumption.
All OF these formidable diseases start from
: N 1870. =,
its course. and 1t Is only the exercise OF
common everyday caution to cure q cold as
o,ioLIv A.. nossibIe. NOT 40 much for what IL
quieAiy as ..,,s
is at the moment Out what IL may ooooms
II neglected.
nH-h.ns no r.msdv 4. .o ssfs rslisbla and
fernaps no iemeu' 80 Sate,
convenient TO stop a colo or obstinate cough
AS rsH 49,, -, ,,ooa No, oor,.,rsa In
inc extract - o,oou ivy 'onea'n.u !"
them. combined with the red gum OF the
Eucalyptus tree, seems to put the mucous
nsmbrane Of the nose, mouth and throat In
The evening world., 1903-01-08
%AUTOM0BlLIsT FINED.

son OF President Alexander, of h
AnauitabIs, Fined for Fast Driving,
Frederick Alexander. son OF James w.
Alexander, President OF the Equitable
IAfe Assurance Society. was fined so In
the Court OF special Sessions this after
boon ON . charge OF speeding his auto
pnohale above the limit fixed by Jaw.
he was arrested at Eighth avenue and
pns Hundred and rwsnty-hfth street on
pes. n ~ Policeman Henry, OF the
N4t.sm station. He contested the eaae
p the Police Court, but when the caps
e-+slons - paid a. hne ana l1ff lhe
The evening world., 1903-01-08
Shoes for Women

at $I.95 instead Of $3.50 and $500.
They are identified by our label; we will answer
for them so far as style, comfort and service are
concerned-especialy the style. They include
those for street and dress wear, of Patent
Leather, Vici Kid and Box Calf, in this seasons
newest lasts, in all sizes and widths; either
lace or button, heavy or medium soles.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
ELOP|NG PRINCESS
IS LEFT BY TUTOR
Prof. Giron Returns to His
French Home Pending the
Trial Of the Divorce Case.

GENEVA. Jan. s.-The Crown Princess
OF saxony and NJ. Giron. her lover. have
temporarily separated by the advice of
lawyers. pending the trial OF the d.
yorce suit at Dresden. N. Giron a
gone to Lausanne.
Word comes from Vienna that at a
family council Of the Tuscan branch OF
he Hapsburgs. at which Emperor Fran
els Joseph was represented BY his
brother. Archduke Ludwig. has resolved
TO pay to Archduke Leopold who. in
champdoning the cause OF his sister,
the Crown Princess of Saxony. re-
nounced his titles. &C.. his eventual
share OF the family fortune and to dis
miss him from the family.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
MISTAKEN IDENTITY, HE SAYS
Prisoner. Accused of Theft, C1aima
to Have Been in Chicago at Time.

Detective Firneisen. OF the Central
ONCE, arraigned a well-dressed man.
who gave his name as harry Rud-
nick. tw~enty-one years old. of No. 10
Delaney street. in the Essex Market
Court this morning. The man was ac-
cused by Samuel Haskell, a tobaccon-
list, OF No. 27 Bowery, of stealing a
gold watch and chain from him, valued
at SIS.
The prisoner said 1t was n case of
mistaken identity. as he was in Chi
Gag on the day Of the robbery. He
was remanded to Police Headquarters.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
LIGHTHOUSE MAN DYlNG7
Victim OF street-Car Accident MOI
Positively Identiasd.

A mar as yet unidentified Is dying at
), Hood Wright Hospital from injuries
received by being struck by a car at
Eighth went and One Hundred and
Thirty-hfth street last night. HIS skull
Il fractured and he has sustained in
lernal injuries.
From letters in his pockets II is In
ferred that he 10 Theodore Ma rtIn
brewer, a lighthouse tender ar Eira
lsland, whose home Is IN Bay Shore. L.
l. He was FOUND IN the street uncon-
SHOWN OF the accident In which he
The evening world., 1903-01-08
THE MoRToNs GO ABROAD.

Former Governor Levi p. Morton,
Mrs. Morton and their two daughters,
the Misses Lena and Mary Morton.
sailed to-day on La Lorraine.
They will visit their married daugh-
ter, the Countess Bose de Perigord in
Paris.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
CIRCUITS BIG COLLECTION.
Takes in S1,2I0,O35 Of Back Taxes
More Than Last Year.

Comptroller CIRCUITS bureau for the
collection Of assessments and arrears
for the year Just closed Shows an in
crease OF 81. 2l9. 097 over the amount col
lected in 1901.
The total receipts Tor 1902 were sl4.-
357, l72, as against $l3. 1874 ,1SS for 1901.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
PAPER CARTS WANTED.
Also rerambulatins Can. mas.

Also Pernmbutoting Cnns ana naEs
Go Help Keep streets Clean.
street-C Cleaning Commissioners woodS
bury wants twenty-five new paper carts
In n hurry, He has designed a light
cert made OF wood with an apron to
prevent the contents from being dis
turbed by high winds or violence.
TGese carts will be used solely for
gathering paper and will be ann by
two expert paper-chasers to each vehicle.
OF those combination can and bag car
rler c|ontrivances which IL part OF the
equipment OF IN up-to-date sweeper.
The evening world., 1903-01-08
VANDERBILT EATS NOW.
Normal Temperatures aaa Il
ImpEoyinR Rapidly.

Cornelius Vanderbilt continues 10 Inn
prove RAPIDLY Is his home. Noza2 Park
avenue. aeeordlne 70 a sfafemest made
II his fesfdenee fhle morning.
tla L ApeI4tue eonIlnues Halr.al ana
- = Ala e HRa saiie fpe4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-21

Sir baS tDmmenOe 5rI6 f.
ia6r nirD in 9euti9lanO cine be-
oeutenbe 8iifnanoerung Der in 8uiz
fi76 : Wol6Dnisn angeiieOelten Oeutz
I6en 8oloniiten na9 9eutI4lanO err
fpartet. 4n 1000 6amilien beabii6z
tigen, ii6 in Der ProDin3 Boien ME-
Der3uluRen, no bic 4niieoelung8z
Gommi5ion ibnen unter 9iinitigen
8eoinqungen QGnOereien ul5 @igen@
tbum ii6erlu7en min. 9a8 pGre Die
oent6ar bette 9ermaniiirung Oe5
preuBiI9en OIten5.
Der pre1Bii6e Sinun3miniz
It er b. 81einbaben ertlGrte i'm
2(6georDneten6auIe BEL 8orlegung De5
Stats, baB i'm Der Nu5fuQ Oehelben
ni6t iiberraf6t, fonbern DAB er einen
RiidI6lag Dorau8gefe6en babe, na6S
rem bic SnouitrtetbGtigteit 9eut14z
lano's Dur6 ben ameritanti6en Wettz
befper6 uno bic berminberte &apttalz
traft er6sbli4 geIunten lei. 4ber es
5eigten fi6 ieBt Spuren Oer8eferung.
6r. b. R6einbaben 3oute ii6rigen5 benz
peifen 6inon3ipitem ieine5 4mtSborz
gGnger5 b. Miquel groBe 4nertenz
hung, ba oieier itets auf geeignete
S6ulbentiIgung 8eOa6t genommen
babe. 0}it Dem b~ie5jGbri9en S6ulz
oentilgung5 : Stat Oon 178 0tinios
nsn Marf errei6e Der getiIgte S6ulOz
6etrog nobe5u cine MiuiarOe M}urf.
Der Minifter mics na6, ooB bic 8ulz
turzQuFgaben in 9reuBen ni6t leiOen.
TIr Die 8ebdlter Der @olt5i6ulIebrer
ieien 40 M}iGionen Mart au5geporz
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-21

len, barum muBt Oh fie befrogen, i'd
lufIe iie @Qes einri6tsn, tpie es iii
beIiebt, bann gebe ih rubig meinen
@eg."
Ob oieie 2lnit6t bic ri6tigits mar,
barii6er 0a6te ottoman isBt nift
no6. Seine @eoanten tebrten INNER
pieOer in oa5 6orit6au5 3uriif. -
Nu9 fem Snfel ipra6 ni6t biel; er
CAB ben Qeuten 8efebIe, unD bann ritz
ten bic 6erren Dem S6lOfe 81, ND
ba8 6rii6itiid pon 8eiben aIein ein8ez
nommen fpuroe, ba Die Dame oe5
9auie8 ii4 etpu5 untpobl fii6lte uno
nod ni9t aufgeftanoen mar.
Gum Diner er56ien fe jeDO4 in
GROCER Soilette unb CAB ibrem @atten
Die Q67i6t fun0, gIei8 no4 beenOetem
W}a6l na8 @riirfeGoe gu fabrer. sic
babe Gorge INN Nmanba, mel6e gez
tern 10 3eritreut unO aufgeregt gez
peien, unb nit tpeI6er ie nod 10 btel
iiber bic bea6ii6tigte Rsiie gu iprsz
6en babe, ipO3u tie g~eItern BET i6rer
giIe gar ni6t getOmmen lei.
Darn tpunberte ite it4, OaB @ret=
6en gar Ni6t5 BON it4 bOren lieB.
Sic babe tie 10 OringenO aufgeforoert,
no8 6auie gu tommen. 9abei mari
fie einen Bid auf ottoman, 6OffenD,
audi er merOe ii6 notiirIi4 barii6er
ausfpre6en, uno feline Se6niu4t, Die
Gouiine tennsn gu Iernen, auSOriiden.
ottoman bIidte auf ieinen Seller;
bate er feline 46nung BON Dem, mas
isine Sante 6ea6Ii6ttgte?
(SnrtTpbrnn fnInt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-21

Rons, 06iO IA Bis 16
3Ou8, W.z8o. IA bis 10
Sot5fleifd: pro Pfuno, gauge
Sdultern, engI. gei4n., Ole; gang
tur3e 3ippen, 105c.; Seiteniped,
114c.; 9an5e 2eibfiide, lie; Sped
@6ultern, 1O5c.; Sugar @ureD"
Sdultern, 1O3c.; S6intsn, H.;
O6ne 6out, 1856; 9icnic, 104c.;
n0}sB" G8nsinefleifd $3.50 pro
Sag; S6maI3 - in Sierces, gut rafz
finirt, 1916; in SGfern, 1926.
&affee: Rotirun9en iino pie fOl9t;
auf Der 8aii5 pm SIC. Bis Sc, pro
Pfunb fir 8io Gr. 7; Santos Tic;
Bis lift; Maracai6o 94c. biz 123c.;
SABA 1916. bis 23c.; Motta 18c. Bis
100.
gsr0tster aaffee: 6. 8, g., in &iz
ten, 1O1c. Bis 1O,7Oc. pro 4funO;
in 8ii8Ten urb Sdfen, reiner SABA,
323c. Bis $780,; SABA unO Motfa, ges
miI8t, 28c. Bis 285c. pro 9funO; retz
ner M~aracui6o, 224c. Big 23c.
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gouneIsgGuffs, Soma, 2 Gage.
eoucnro, R.s9., 10 StuuOtH.
Senbsr, Colorado, q 1ugs.
Sstroit, Ui9., l 6aq.
@olpeton, 9tras, 2 5cge s Stunota~
6arrisburq, gd., 3 5tuaotH.
6artforO, Connecticut, Y Stunosn.
indianapolis, SuD., ! TAG.
Sodiou, Tiifffppi, 2 Gage.
Sodioubilc, Tlprioo, 1 Idg.
Suniag-G it0, WiFouri. 2 GAGE.
2ittle Rod, IrfaRiug, 1 SAC Is StuHbs%
&Ouisbirs, RD., 1 5oa 2 StunoeH.
Wtmpbis. Tenn., l Sag 5 StuuoeH.
WObils. aIabamo, 15aq 8 Sturo;n-
goriolf, 9irgjnicu, Il StuHOeu.
RtipsCrleans, Ga, l SAG 10 Stuuota
6taOt 0sfpzgort, ) Stuuosn.
Cmaba, Jlcbrasta, 2 SAGE.
Qortlano, Maiut, / Gaq.
9ortlaHo, Crtaou, 5 SAGE.
@biiaoeIpbia, pa, 8 Stuuotn.
9ittsburg, "a, II 5tuuOcu.
9robiotUct, E.s5., Is StunotH,
&altieb, R.=G., 10 StuHOeu.
ct. 2ouis, 0iFouri, l SAG 6 GturbcR.
Ct. 4aul, Minuciota, l Sag u StuHotas
San 6ranjisto, CAT, 4 SAG: IA StuHOsE.
SOpsta, RaHias, . GAGE.
Bottom, 9Iaf, IS StHuogH.
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RiehFntttr. nnn @truhpreiIe.

6olgenOe5 itnO Die auf ben itaotltz
den @aagen fir 9eu, 6trO3 Il. /. ~.
geitern er3ieIten 8retfe:
9eflt4e 9enpaa9e.
9eu,-Simotbn, 500 pro Some,
&Lesbeu SIC, gemif6tes SIT pro
Some.
6tro6. - Mei5enitro6 $40 Big
81, 8OggenitrOb $17 pro Some.
Mai8- neues, $2.85 Bis $3.50
pro Sap.
8sF1t6e 9eupoogs.
6eu.- 3tmot6D $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, &Ieebeu $16 Bis ST, gemiI4z
les $18 Bis $40 PRO Some.
Strob. - Nei3enItrob $1,000
Bis $11.5O, 8o89enitrOb SIG Big ST
PRO Some.
@ots- nere5, $3.50 Bis $500
prO SAB.
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q II slant B.

Bremen, 9~cuti6IarO, 9 Sage.
&ueros Gnrcg. Urqcntinien, 20 Sage
6ulfutta, 9ritjib=SnOier, 80 GAGE.
Ssmerayu, 9ritji6s8uicua, Is 5lga.
6onqzRJn9, G6jna, Is Sage.
RirGfOn, Samajca, ; Gage.
9iocroool, GnQlnHO, Z Sage.
9ujcrn, sbpciJ, 10 Gage.
etaOt WtriIo, Tcrifo, 5 Gage.
DIogfau, Rublano, y Saq:.
Banana, Der. Staattu Ron Colombia. Z Iase.
Qarjg, 6raHfrcj6, 8 5dee.
Guc6tc, GAMBIA, 2 Gage.
@iO BE- S%aHciro, RraFitcn, 25 Gage.
GoT, Stoticn, 10 GaQt.
Ct. SObns, RtufunoIano. 4 5aQe.
Ct. Petersburg, 3ublauc, II Sage
SsoHtp, GufraIisu. 81 Gage.
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$5O.OOS pro @O6e
Sri

SI p~crfnufCn:
3fp,if5dio. Sduitr mi. ieds Sinrmsrn al grsr'.
etraSe, ,lpii6sn 9a,timorts5tr unO 5airmOunts
aue utben rgattri oEs9art'. 9isis oduir ents
balten ale neutfsn 9tqu,mIi4ttittu, s!ni4tItBIlA
etmenlirte 2easr uuo Rarmors3rtppeu. 9rsis
500. GruuOj:ns 81 idbgIt9. @rOUs=5traBs in
NIT Den bsfsu UitrifiIirtsn 3iegeIhstHtn scpiIaitsrt.
GOD :. GaIIag1sr, gGWIutsrusbIsr.
Gan18) Rr. 1858, Gi.galttmurts 6trabc.
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9ertdufe auf Der 6teiigen gffettenz
80rie.
FIRST CALL.

200O lluit'O auil>pups Observation-Disclosures. 6815
5000 llnit,O RaiIpaps uc...."..".".... G038
1000 un;tto 8ailpaDg ;r................. 81
1000 ScaboarO 4er 81
1000 stuboarO 10 Sabre 5r...........-....lBB
1000 9otomac @alleD 5er...................1l5
1000 Cotton 2uct 3
5000 N}ay5lanO 8tItp6On 5:r............... 81
1880 uuittO Tai,paps scp................. %
5000 g. .. :. @reDiug INSTRUMENTATION. 81
5000 9. & =. 4ler......".-......"..... Sc
100 S;aboaro Gom. ................... 25%
5 { Continental Gruit ............"""..2o24
5 War9lanO Iruit ........"......"....20
20 arabama GOll anO Jton Qfo....".... 81
100 GouioIiOatto 8a5 .................... 7O15
80 GOttou 0ucf .
. Som. & 6orm. 9unt....-".."."..l32
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Sef6rberuns ban gnFia6en.

QTl1e Der trTorberli4en 3stt CUR Gr'
rei6ung Der Deriaieoenen Be-
ftimmungsOrts.
untsnIfe6enD 1T Die ungefdbrs Set
fir discriminating Der PoitidGeH BON
Dem 8altimorer 9oIt 8iireau mas
ben 6auptIG8Ii6sn einbeimii4en unO
QugpGrtiqsn Gtd0ten oer3siAnet.
SnlGno.
wtrorta. Ga, l3 ets7psH.
gti1rticsGitp, RS, 6 StuHetn.
S-.afisu, R..g.. 6 StHnoen.
1irotou, grmoHt, II GtuRosss
SgiioIS. R.sq., IS 5tuHoeH.
Gapt man. RS, 6 GIuHesH.
Ebarlsfon. S.sG., 10 6taaosR.
gbj;aco. 5ag., / SAG.
F~9lnmbia. 6sG., II StHnbta.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. 20 5taHoeH-
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goitmarfeuz4 gentnren.
gerf8ieboue S~taOtIbsiIe, in tO.I9en
9oItz0ert6fd6Rn D~ertauft

Deroen.
Relvals, 6. 9. etott.
QprfzRooo Quratu z. 5uppirofon.
G~Oriu4.q0cuus uEO SarriiOHtrabs Robert G.
3. 6o1.
q. strubs uub 6grtino sonsab aOuis
Rtirbonar.
Craroeuint niram RimbIt.
SOrts2,o.rue uHo5 O6HiOu=Strubs 49, q. z. 6.
S6eiDt.
8. uno gouobsstra 6io5IanOtoDH 5amss
g. 5ruar.
CrarQcuine - @torQs PEN.
Rr. 3, UniUn.W0enus CBoOo6err7l glar,na
9ruoopao unO 9oltimor,ss trass gtOrg, 3.
g8nD.
INTERROGATION, qsuHi9I0arisr @abH' - g. 9.
Gomosnss tottor. .galtiuor,sC bio.ga6u.'
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r~iifge5o8en 2989 8uf6el; Gteputpretl=
8orratb 134,862 8ufdel.
EI ~XVE
8nTtimprer @ffeftsnb1rfe.
Btri9tt far BEN .9sutinen GsrrslponbsEtsHS oEr9
2. I'm Rinhtupnrf 4 EaA

= ~A- -EN~ENSINE -
8altimOre, BEN 20. 5e6rudr.
s. 0m. MtbOenOorf &c 60. bere9>
nen fir Sranc5: 8antiers : Sratten
auf 5.185 (peniger 1i16), uuf @i8t
5.158 (peniger 1f16), taufmGnnii6e
ouf so Sage 5.184 (peniger 1f16) bis
$40. Rei4smart auf 60 Sage
"a 11i16. 9uIOen auf go Sage
SO 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auF 60 Sage
4.843 Bis 4.848, auf Si6t 4.873 Bis
4.87s, faufmGnnii4e 4.844 Bis 4.845.
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0rnnOeigrntBnm 3n berfaufea.
3u 0erfdufeu:


6abe Gin ib0ucs tleints @au5 nit ieb5 3iutz
mcrn i'm Q8cittnoe fir $3.50 gu D%crtaui'n. u.
g8. " q b /, JOG, OitsSlratOgasStr. (52-(
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g g rnhufte.

Qufiaiag gemaAt per0en.
Turm 8robutte
Qe6enOes 8efligeI: PRO 9funo,
iunqe 6ii6ner 13c. Bis 1885,; alte 9i6=
ner 1876. Bis 14c; @Gnie 12c. Bis
14c.; 9uter 13c, bis &c.; Gnten 12c.
bis 15c.; 3au6en, pro 9uar 15c. bis
zoe.
Gier, PRO 0uBenb 15c. Bis 16c.
4epfel, pro SAP $1,25 bis $500;
&~ron86eeren, pro SAB $1,000 Bis
$780,; QpfeIIiren, pro Rifte $1.75
Bis $500; GrDbeeren, pro Quart 25c.
bis Doc.
@emiiie: Ru~rtoffeln, PRO 8ufasl
SOC. big &c.; 3nie6eIr, pro 8ui6el
55c. Bis &C.,; @eiBtObI pro Some
$500 bis $500; &ppfIaIut, pro
&orb $3.50 bis $3.50; 3uderrii6en,
pro Site SOC. bis 75c.; SeQerie, pro
8inoel &c. bis &C.; Gurotten, pro
&ifte Doc. Biz 35c; Spinal, pro 8uz
10eltt1te sue. DIS 4UC.t Drduner IDql,
pro 8uf8eltiite 1926, big 15c.; Somaz
toes, pro Carrier $3.50 Bis $500;
runoe 8iben, pro &iite 15c. big 2Oc.;
Meerrettig, pro 8ifte Csc. bis Toe;
Gurfen, pro 8or6 $3.50 Bis $500;
Crime 8o6nen, prO &Orb 1925 Biz
$2.75.
9rpceries unb PrpbtftD@
8uFfnirter 3uder: PRO 8funb, gez
nurfelt, 5.564c.; pulperiiirt, 5.O6!c.;
Stanoaro granulirt, 4.961c.; fetn
granulirt, 4.961c.; GrbftuI. 4.914c.;
Columbia q, 4.964c.; geI6er, 4.123c.
Bis 4.423c.
Butter, pro gfuno:
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3u pCrfaufcu

Su pCrFaufcn
9tITta - 1871 uno 4G oder; ,in ntu.s
6aus Guf eiHsm; bluie, tDtnu Deis 9Go4s nod
%Osrtauft. 81 %eriraoeu bel cannon, 3peiieE
6lur, uGalbsrts@,bduot.H {Ott24,10
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6eutiqe S6luBrQte:

~ s.-IE 1tUrIgI IVUTs5UTUVr
betrug 105,437 8uf4el; 8erianOt BON
BEN g%leoatpren 248,854 8uf6el; Sic
Duotren : 9orrut6 1865 8uf6el.
@ertdufe; 1900 8uT6el 6pOt gu 81,
1900 Steamer gemif6ter Spot gu
XII 10000 Chat 3t II
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Sarleben auf 0rnnOeigentbmm.

9arGcben bon $500 bis $4,000
auf grunbeie sntbum in Der 5toot unO Dem 2anOs,
nieOriqe 3~iugrattn. 5. d. 8errp & 9 n.
Ir. 225, at. 9aulsStraBe. aPriI1l,l1
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@runosiQeutbum ulsr Dirt, ODue untcri9it0, iUo
oafelbc beltQen lit, pcrnaltN R03laie, %bciorgsH
Oas 6infaiiren BON Nietbeu etc. Is. 9. pad
II a II, 62 Gam Building. CSuRl9,lS)
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80 eitIt6e 8 N
8nLtimnrrr Mnrftherihtr.

SEETaWI IHr Den sD:l!iatR ELECTROMAGNETIC
Baltimore, ben 20. 5e6ruar.
We6L- Die beuti9e M}e6l3ufu6r
belief fi6 ouf 1858 6Gfer, eini8lieBz
Ii6 1869 66fsr 81 2ocuitz9oint uno
1928 6GFer gu Canton. RIItenDerz
ionOt 1926 6GFer. Die 9}a6froge BON
Seiten bieIiger 6dnOIsr 1T gegenpGrs
tig ni6t iebr bringeno uno Der Morft
i'm M8emeinen ru6ig. Die Preiie
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MunOernoue GntOeGmn9.

frau gBinianns, cine berOorrdqenee S2tita.
Iifftn III Erduens&etnen; prante aallenptn pon
l.io,nosn Rrduen pas Slid Der 9siuHobtIt; bate
ME tiu.n 6ebg 6lag; in a6tunopier3ig etuno.n ptro
in ire;nop,lbem 6taoium QinOtrnng ori4aftt oosr
ttins 9eJubIuE9; feline S6mrjsn. t'lne Ssta9r,
ttins llntsrbre5uuq Der 9ei36ftianh1: oblolut f3sr
uno bdrmlos; i'm 9irtuu oOtr per Dot 81. y 9 ms
srtabtlfts pripdtts ot;m Int
. m 8ebtlotte 8rdHf,npfseerI HHtn; orlt.l0e
RebanoluH9, iaas 1tpinibt; 2~5zid6rigs Grfdb-uuq.
, tsGfuuOsn BON 10 biz 8. 6onntags BON 2 big D.
@atbtrt5eiluue gratis.
Srdu Il. gBtTlidmS,
Rr. 81. 1oroasoDarosS trabs, 9altimort.
(Se19. E&S1 Isl
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21t uermietheg.
Inseiaen. gu berfanieR.
81 berfaufen. Is OrftnOt.


81 perfoufen.
Cine 5nrm bon 5 gldcru uabe MiOblezStiUer lit
5u pertaWien. @dberss lit 3u %erfabrsu in Hr.
521, 0'SonnelzS traBt, Guuton. (5l-3l
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Serlanat im g%lQaemCincn.
9euti6es Nr5eits : Na4peiiungsz

Biireau,
Pr. 90, Siio=S 6arpsStraBe, inter Der @ufi6t Der
rStuti5en gtisnibaft.~ - SicicriGcu, fptlte Dtut=
ide NanOperttr, 2lrbeit,r uno Sientbottu 3u bz
ibdftlosn piui1cu, iUoleu nd perjOnIi5 OOtr in
i~ranttrttn grieftu al Den Igentcn Der @cienibaft,
Z obann ,. MeDer, Nr. 2l9, SiosSbarp=
etrabt, rtuOcu, lpelbtr untntgcltIib 4usfunft err
tbeiltn fuiro. (SaH2S,10
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NUUIUtI6tIIIISVT IUU pTU. I'IO-AAO
Dei3en. - Die 6eutige 8ei3enz
3ufubr be3ifferte ii4 ouf 1912 8uz
f6el; @srIunot BON ben GIeoatoren
1919 8ui6el; gle0atOren 8orrat6
3O2,773 8uf6el.
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8runofife BON 8 bis 60 &dern ieineg 2ano;
prd6tige Sage an SHo-lcfOezNoenue, 3ipiiben Gas
tonspiIlc unO Granflin. 0adjufraQcn bel 50. g.
9almtr & So, IL Sit=2ombarOsStrab
Gftb. I'll
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RrnhnftrnsW nrft.

untenfebenOe 9reiie be5ie1en ii6
auF ben Gngro5 : 9anOeI; fir ben
&Ieinban0el muB Elm entipre4en0er
Qufidtag gema9t perben.