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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
WHEAT WAS BULLIsH
Buying Sentiment Was Strong
and Advance Was Liberal
CORN AND OATS IN DEMAND
Provisions Ruled Higher with
Plenty of Buyers.

Chicago, Dec. ia bullish seni..nen:
prevailed among wheat traders at .he
opening. Que partly TO the government
report On acreage and condition of the
| fail whest. This factor. however, was
not as Potent an influence as was the
iirmness II the transport market in face
Of the weakness that prevailed here yes
teiday &ay was up 1scq14c TO ..cgSsc at
the start, opening at 81 to SIS. and with
only scattered selling the price gradually
advanced There was considerable Gov
ering by those who had oversold on the
break yesterday and commission houses
were also active in the buying side. The
strength. III outside markets and the small
primary receipts intensified the desrde
to buy. and late in the day when it
was announced that clearances were
much larger than usual there was a
sharp demand which carried May up 10
s2lsc. a gain of lac from the low point.
A part Of tie gain was lost on profit
taking. but The close was strong with Nav
$sft;sc higher at Sl5s. Clearanccs OF wheat
and fiuor We're equal 20 s5s.oc0 bushels.
against Slo,e0 bushels year ago. Wirld S
exports of wheat and -four. according
to BraostIeets were 4,7Os00 bushels
aganst S,l6i,o0o bushels last. year. Mill
lcapcis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts IL 4es cars compared with 76l last
week and 81 a year ago.
Com continued strong. although no
amount of enthusiasm was displayed in
buying. May opened shade to 140ssc
higher at 43lsc to 43asc. ranged between
43;c and 43Ssc, closing at 43 as. Local
receipts were $50 cars, with three of con-
tract grade
oats from commission houses and shorts
and some of the buying was credited
to big longs. May opened &c to C higher
at 361sc to 36ssc and sold between 3slsc
and 81, closing at 3s7sc Local receipts
were 1S5 cars.
Buying for investment account and COW
ering by shorts were the main support
of the provision market. Higher prices
for hogs caused a fair advance early in
the day and the opening firmness was
well maintained May pork closed 15c
higher at s,167l5. May lard was up 219c1
DC at ss621a and ribs were nc higher
at s62712.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 20 cars: corn, 2l0 cars; oats,
$50 cars; hogs, 1900 head
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HOG MARKET HIGHER
Best Sales Were Five Cents
Higher
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Cattle Receipts Made Better
Showing.

The hog market yesterday was strong
10 higher and in some cases sales were
made ST nickel advance Receipts were
fairly liberal for Friday The buyers for
the local packing houses bought all of
the hogs that came in the previous night
and picked up the fresh receipts about
as fast as they arrived. The top price
yesterday was $3.50, against s4.571A the
previous day but the top hogs yesterday
were not quite so good as tops on Thurs
day. There was a better supply of wa
gon deliveries than for some time past
and many of them We're OF good quality
and sold five cents higher.
Hog Sales.
BY an arrangement between the packers
and commission men. hogs arriving late
In the night are fed, watered and weighed
up on arrival and the next morning sold
at the previous days prices. These hogs
are quoted under the head of early sales,
and the fresh receipts. the sale or which
is governed by the market for the day On
which they are sold, are quoted under the
head of late sales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
ST. IcSeph.
COTTON MARKET.

New York Dec. 1.-THE cotton market
opened firm at a net decline Of 1eEIl6
points. and closed within couple Of
points OF the best OF the day. with the
tone firm and a net advance Of a matter
Of 1924 points
New York. Dec. 1I,-Spot closed quiet
15c higher middiing lIplands. =. +ac. mid
ding gulf, Il. CSC: sales. la, bales.
Futures opened firm December. 1l.SSc
January. l.. loo February. l. 2scs March.
Il sec: April offered L .ssc; May. l2ei acc
July. u So; August. l@-es'c.
Futures closed frrl. December. i207c
january. Ie-lsc; February. l2-2Sc; March
L. 4ec. April, -4Sc; May. Ied5ees June.
FAC.
New Orleans. ITec. u.-Cotton steady
NidGlius. re.
Galveston. Dec u.-Cot,on. &c
Liverpool. Dec. n.-Cotton-Spot. mod
crate business done; prices 70 points
higher American miG6iing. S.ssd-
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New York Money Market

New York. Dec. 11.-Close: Prime ner-
camille paper. 6. Sterling exchange fr7ner
with actual business I'm bankers bills al
81 50. 35ft4 SO 80 for demand and at 81. 7sfl 9,
G4.s0 for sixty-day bills. Posted rates
s. s0lza4.H and s4.s4a4.siiz. Commercial
bills. 81. 79iz5i4. 1885, Bar silver. 54i4 Mex
lean dollars. SIC Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular
Close: Money on call, firm. 5dS pet
cent: closing bid 5: offered at s. Time
loans easy: sixty and ninety days. s per
cent; siz months. 81.
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Sunday Excursions on the K c. NJ. &
O. r. r.

Every sunday the X G, u. & O. rat
xsy xIa sell frorl Uichifz tcksts 81;
enc fare for the round TIP 10 eli pclnts
on is Isne except Anthony. Kan These
tickets viii BE- available s0- passage on
the regular xrzia lesring Wacalia ~ -
a. n. ard viii be limited for return 70
TIE same day No baggage checked On
Sunday excursion tickets Trains arrive
and depart frorn ths Missouri Psciec
depot corner Wichita I'D Douglas ave-
nue. Wichita Kan / r SHEEWfS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
MORE FOOL HE.

One day the minister OF Morsbsttie. a
little town in Scotland. was criticising his
congregation for sleeping during service.
ard in order TO give point 70 his remarks
he pointed TO the town IDIOT who sat
above the congregation. and said: There
Is daft Jimmie Grant in the loft. he's
fool and he doesn't sleep in church
Aye. minister broke in Jimmie. from
his place. but ST I hadua hin fuIe.
aibiins. wud hae bin asleep tae.~-Iles-
lie IS Monthly.
Daily EAGLE, Delivered, foc per Week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12

The difficulty of putting large plant
in small fat has been solved By the
creation of the piano that can be moved
in sections. and can be put together. after
arrival. The keyboard is detachable. and
the only thing to be moved I'm bulk is a
small box triie over two feet in depth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec, 1.-THE dry goods
market shows slightly more animation
and orders are taken az asking prices.
Manufacturers are eouRsesed 81 practi-
ca every order and \ decisfur IS ar
rived al whether the less Is toe large
70 admit 81 acceptance
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On AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS.

Harry Watson. of Seeley; C. G. Handy
T. Son. of Norwich; C. S. Stewart, Of
Whitewater; John Dooley, of Elbing. and
Townsend & Lamon. of Andale. are the
shippers who furnished the hogs quoted
under the head OF early sales.
c. p. FRANKIE, of Pond Greek; J. w.
Haskell. of Riverdale; J. II. Moore, of
Pond Greek; o. S. YaZel. of FuTiey;
Wolcott & O'Neal. of Hutchinson, and
Stonacker. Dun * Cloud, of Caldwell. are
the shippers who had hogs on the mar
laf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12

With 3S5 pounds of smokeless powder
the new 49-caliber. Pinch gun Will send
an S5e-pound armor-piercing shell through
1ei5 inches OF Harveyized nickeI-steel ar
NOR at distance Of a mile and half
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Dec. -Cattle-Receipts, 25,-
000 Market dull Good to prime steers.
81 5000 IS; poor to medium. S3.0o04. IS /;
ssockers and feeders. 81. 75Gi3.90; cows.
81. 5ed3. 80: heifers, $1.75G4. 80; Gamers.
81. 5oG2. 30; bulls. s1.7594-oo; calves, s2.ooa1
5.25
Hogs-Receipts. 10000; tomorrow, 10000.
Market strong to &c higher. Mixed and
butchers Si.45Q4.7o; good TO choice heavy,
81. 6od4.s5; rough heavy, s4.40a4.45; light,
81. 1904 so; bulk of sales s451G4. 60.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Sheep lower;
lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers.
So. 5oai.o0; fair to choice mixed. s2.5Oa
3.S5: western sheep, 50 25QS.5O; native
lambs, S4.00G5.S5; western lambs, $500
$40.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, Dec. observation-disclosures
$500. including 200 southerns. Market
steaay to 10c lower. Export and dressed
beef steers steady to 10c lower. 81 25I
5.25; fair to good. S. 6eGI4.20; western-fed
steers. slow. So. 1904 Is: stockers and feed
ers. steady, s.. 50uf.15; southern steers
weak. 81. Ood2 So: southern cows. weak.
sl.75d2 80; native cows, weak, sl.5oG3 50;
native heifers. weak, s.. 10aS .25: bulls
steady, s.. 25d3. 90; calves, 81 .25G6.c0.
Hogs-Receipts. 7.00o Market ) To loo
higher Top, $3.50; bulk of sales, s4.60q
AS; heavy, $500. so; packers, si.65d
AS: pigs and light. s4.65d4.70.
Sheep-Receipts. LOCO. Market steady.
Native lambs. 81. 0oG5. 35 western lambs
81. 5000: fed ewes s2.75GS.35; stockers
and feeders, s. .00G3.65.
ST. Louis.
St Louis. Dec. u.-Cattle-Receipts
1000. Market steady with a tendency
lower. Beef steers, So. 70sd5.00; stockers and
feeders, s2.OoqS 20; cows and heifers. 81. g
an 90; Texas steers, 81. 2Go4 90; cows and
heifers. 81 .OOG3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market steady
Pigs and lights. 81 25q450: packers 81
Gi.6o: butchers and best heavy. s4.509
40
Sheep-Receipts 1880. Market steady.
Natives. sS.25q9.75; lambs 81. 1eel5. Is.
ST. Joseph.
ST. Joseph. Mo. Dee. u.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5,6a. Market steady TO lee lower
Natives $. 40a5.25; cows and heifers.
81 5e414. 80; stockers and feeders. s2.50a
SIS.
Hogs-Re6eipts. 100 Market steady.
Light. s5.5Sd5. IS; medium and heavy. s5.55
al. s2i.
sheep-Receipts. 1oo Market steady.
Lambs, $50; yearlings. sac; wethers.
s. 10: ewes. SS5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
international Exposition.

The crown Of al expositicas for live
stock purposes is the great International
Il viii be held at Union Stock Yards.
Chicago. November - to December j.
OF course. you WI plan TO attend!
Special rates via the Santa Fe- Ask
L r. Delaney. agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
The Great Cattle Exhibit.

At Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Novem-
Der Is 20 December 5. is an event that
should not be missed.
Attend the international by ali means
Low rates via the Santa Fe- Ask L p
Delaney. agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
BANK ClEARINCS.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended December 10. with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
WOOL MARKET.

ST. Louis. Dec. u.-WoOI quiet: easy.
Medium grades. combing and clothing
17Gsic. light fine. 15al7i-c: heavy fine.
1231ilzc: tub washed. 30G9sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
ST Louis

St Louis, Dec. u.-Wheat Higher. No.
red cash. elevator. nominal; track eoG
Gle; December soc; May. S7tsc: July. 7el1c:
No. hard. 17G7sc
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Totals. L. $217l ,524.72S AZ ...
Outside New York. S54, 246. GA IS go.

Balances paid in cash.
'fNot included in totals because con-
tanning other items than clearings
Not included in totals because OF 70
comparison for last year
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Passenger and Ticket Agent

a norwegian chemist has discovered 4
new ard chezn way q uzkiHg zseoroi
from SavdG<t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
Kansas City.

NdHSdS cry.
Kansas City. Dec. u.-Close-Wheat-
December esSsc; May. 69izais9s.c. Cash.
No. . hard. 71d1i2c: No. 5. 6Sd71c; No Z.
6la67c; rejected. 5sds2c; No. = red. sea
s4Izc; No. 5. SlGS3c.
Bran-Nominally. 6saes1kc; shorts. nom
inally. &c
Corn-December. S7isc; May, &c; cash.
No. mixed. Ssi-c; No. white, 39l5c:
No. 2 39c.
oats-No. white. 3saSSc; No . mixed.
32GS5c.
Butter-Creamery, 2la2sc; dairy. fancy,
2oc
Eggs-Fresh &c.
Receipts OF wheat. 10 cars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
LATE SALES.
Cattle

About the only change in the cattle
market yesterday was little more ac-
tivity. The receipts were larger than
the previous day, but prices were about
the same as for several days past
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
wheat-No. 3 spring, 7sdS2c; No. red,
S21sdSi1s.
Corn-No. ., 42sc: No. yellow. 4isc.
Oats-No. 2, 35G357sc; No. 3 white, 35*G
SIC
Rye-No. ., sic.
Barley-Good feeding, 36G37c; fair TO
choice mailing. 43a51c.
Flax Seed-No l, 92c; No ! Northwest
ern. aSsc.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s. 50.
Pork-Mess, per barrel. s11 50G11.e2s.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. Sc. 45*I6. 80
Short rib sides 0oose). s6.12"G6.37*: short
clear sides (boxed). 81. 1895 %.
Whisky-Basis of high wines N.27
ClnNer-Cnntract grade 81 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12
ch;caoo livc stock sho,y

Every siockman needs the Inspiration
and benefit Of the international Lave
Stock exhibition
Arrange your plans 10 include : TIP
to Chicago Cor this event. November :
to December ;
Special rates via the Santa Re. Ask
L. r Delaney. agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12

Daily Eagle, Delivered, ioe per week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-12

MARKET pap~rs furnished ire 90 spcss-
eaton " rste Or rnnrs. or @xpSozs. wsz-n
ycE are zklspIsrs- more - 9 &ftezsc
p-Tscn2llT to The unloz<-zs I'D cara q.
stock cc-x.g5e6 &C -
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@irOer rin WnrDgrhrimniB in
GhiraaD.

G6itago, 8. SUM-. = 6rau
Worie 9aniIop5fp nurOe 6eute al5
Qei6e an elmer eini SteGe am
2SQinois uno W1i6igun 8anul gez
funDen. sic bate etne &ugelDunoe
IN Der linfen 69ldte unO lire 8leiz
Der parsn in llnoronung. 9rei go(z
0sns Ringe, iopie $50 in 8aargelO,
pel6e iie, pie man peiB, in i6rerl
8eiiBe gebabt bate, Iino 0eri6punz
rem, unb ale 3eiden Oeuten uuf einen
Rau6moro. Die 6rau puroe 5uIeBt
an 0onnerftag poriger 8ode nahe
i6rer Wo6nung in bieiiger Staot in
8eIeQI6uft elmer anDeren 6ruu, mel
de 8elo pon i6r gu bergen periu4te,
seie6en. Die poli3ei fu6nOet uuf oieie
5rau, oeren Mann, iopie aufgOparo
9anilonsfp, einen 9}effen Der Grz
morbeten. 6rau 9anilopstp mar 81
Sabre ult unb fam i'm leBten 9erbIt
aus Oeitrei6 l1ngarn bier5er. Sbr
8atte ur6eitet in elmer Rieiigen W(Oz
felf1brif.
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Gin Gei6cnf brs 2nnigs Siftor Gma=
nucl an Den Yraiinenten RnulebeIt.

8uf6ingtOn, >. G., 8. Suni.
= &0nig 9ittpr emanuel BON Sta
lien bat Dem grGiiDenten HooiepeIt
Elm 8eident BON ieltenem @ertbe ge@
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W}ontag i'm r8eiBen 9auie" Dur4
ben italienii9sn 8otI9after MaDor
oes 9lun9es Dem @mpfdRger ii6erz
rei9t peroen. IS beitebt aus 8iz
9ern, ndmli4 ben 8riegs6eri4ten 0es
beriibmten italieniIfen Generals
9rin5en Gugen Oon SaOopen uno Ell
mem @renlplur pon 0ante's r9Dttli=
der &onl0oie," nit lateiniI9enHanoz
bemerfungen pon Stefano Salice De
3icalOine. Die 8u4er IinO elegant
in rot6em Saffian eingebunOen unD
tragen bas italieniIbe Wappen nit
Dem Monogramm Des &Onigs an ben
pier @den zines jeben 8anOes.
6r. RopIepelt lit sin entbuiiaitii9er
8epunoerer oes Yrin5en gugen unb
bat oefen 5elO5iige gum 9egenitanO
zines iprgfdltigen Stuoiums gema4t.
DIS RDnig gittor emanuel Dies
our6 Den itdlieniIden 8ptI9after err
fu6r, beitellte er Die 8iifer fir ben
prdiiOsntsr>
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GcntufB's Mnr Ogriiuoel.

Moroani4lag auf einen 8eIaItungs:
3eugen gegen Sett unO 86ite Der:
eitalt. Yro5eB abermals Der:
i6pben.
Sotfon 82., 8, Suni. - W}ar
gIau6t, buB nur Die 2lnpeieenbett Del
MilitGrpa4e, pel6e ba5 9aus 9. 8
Gpen's, De8 bauptIG6li6en 8elu:
ftung53eugsn gegen Curtis Sett uni
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bes 2lnpaIts Wtarcum, bic Grmor:
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ten Na9t Derbiitete. gpen betreibt
Elm fleine5 6otel. 8eitern 2tbenO fan
Elm 9aar, pel6e5 ii6 fir W}ann uni
6ruu au8ga6, unO perlangte gd6t.
quarter. 6rau Gnen i60pfte Ser.
ba6t unb iu6te um 8eritdrtung oel
0a6e. DIS man bic @Gite i'm obe.
rem Stodperf um6erge6en h0rte
iteIte Die Wa6e cine llnteriu6unc
an, urb e5 erga6 Iih, oaB beiOe 8ditt
MGnner paren. Sle puroen MIDI
per6aftet, ioroern nur aus Dem
StGbt6er getpieIen. Die SolOater
f0nnen, 10 lange oas &riegsredt mid!
protlamirt 1T, feline 8erhaftunger
porne6men, uno Die GOuntpbeamter
ideutn Ii6, irgsnb SemanOen ouf bIO=
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ten6eit feit3une6men. Seit GOdriIa
GrmorOung 1T SudiOn O6ne 4OIi3ei=
marf4al gemeien.
Der 9ro3eB gegen Sett uno 86itc
IoQte 6eute DOR 3i6ter 8eomine Be-
ginnen, muBte jeoo6 Bis mOr9en Derz
Iho6en perbsn, neil bic msiiten Der
borgelaoenen Perionen, unter Del6en
bic 8ei6porenen ausgelpd6lt perOen
fo[lten, ni6t erihienen nuren.
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sie @erhcerunarn in b.Garnlina.

8 9arIOtte, 9{.zG., 8. SUM. =
6eute eingetroffsne g}adridten perz
grOBern Die Qiite Der 3ooten in ben
am IeBten Samitog Our6 einen NOlz
ten6ruh hetmgeIu6ten Spinnereiz
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SUM-. - 8OuitGnoige 8eridte ii6er
Den 2e6ensperluIt Our6 Die 6lutbz
per6eerun9en i'm 9ucOlet=3bale itelen
bic 3d6l Der Spfer auf So.
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Grfabrlibrr Witt.
Die onge6li8en N0rOer Der 6amilie
8errD unter miIitdrii4er G5tOr:e
uuf BEN 8sge nad ct. 6rancis,
- Giner oerIelben Iou Elm Better
bes 2(omiral5 0epep Iein.

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ppn 30 Meilen na6 ct. 6ranciS an
po ous 9orper60r ituttfinOen iOll
0}an glau6t, ouB Der 9itt orei Sage
in Qnipru6 ne6men pirD, unO Od Oer
Selep6onbrG6te in BEN 9iigeln bur6.
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paffnet 3ufammengerottet baben UNI
Die 9efangenen 3u lDnhen Oroben
iino jebod beIorgt, OaB Die 2eBterer
auf bem Wege ii6sr Die 6iigel pon Ell
nem 6inter6alte aus erI4ofen perber
fGnnten.
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gelbfmurS zines Gbiragners.

8enton 6arbor, Y}i4, s.
SUM. - Carl 8app aus Gbicago be-
ging 6eute Morgen oa6ier SelbitmOrO
0ur6 einen @6uB in Die re4te S4lGz
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an, pelfe Ii6 in Der 9tuertonzSom>
nerfriI6e in Der g}dbe BON bier aufz
bait. 6duslide 8irren io[Ien i'm 81
Der Shnt netrieben habSn.
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yiene Llntlaciahr in Nebrasfa:

2incnln, Nebr,, 8. SUM-. -
Sin beftiger Hegsniturm miitheie
beute i'm fGo0itliden She'll bes Staaz
tes Rebrasta. 9as tiir5Ii6e 9o6z
pafer bat iid nod nidt gang perlauz
fen, unO i'm Safe Der 3egen lGngere
3eit fortoauert, lit cine @rneueruna
Der 1lt6eri4pemmun9en gu befiir4=
+e,,
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gliflter 0nnfl in 0enraia.

N&acpn, Ga, 8. SUM-. = Gopt
8ainsldp, Der Sobn zines angeie6ea
nen 9(nndlts, purDe 6eute gfa4mtts
tag gu SORT 8aneb Our6 einen 9legeI
srmoroet. 6eute I6enb Ipndte cir
Mob ben M0r0er.
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Sic tre,te S5ilfe
%Et A4tEtE SJEEFt
8oOlu0O'8
8c00D
8tltct.
fit titnerfi6eit ttnO Gn6erGt-
den @eGranG.

B:nn man Nt0bincH q,brlubt, um sam;rj,u
3u Gjlsu, io1ttH mir olbs Dtittcl permtI0tu Ot
bls Sprs9 hsi0do:Qeu. Opium, Worgbium 6bLos
r0ipvmsa:tbr, 6OCliut uuo Gblorat n,utU ns
61mtrItH, iuocm ft Otn Sim Ots GiiU5ls Ieyit0s
rtn oty 9atcnt p:rlitrt 0aOurb Die 8,iublstraft
Ss'5 1T ciu; otfobrjbe Qraris; Fe masfjrt Oe
SDmptom: uuo anitatt oab ft pas 2,iocu beitis
tiot jcritort II, BEN Wl9tn, RE 2cbtr uuO os
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TT ss ne 3cresn NM t8cuQt loia.t uD;r uQsts
mtint Nabmuuq.
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qttptr IRltttl iu bcuitB;u D'un Gin pcitOcs Utits
I'll plc aoDu0's 8tuDp atlitf aud
bic 0yoBt,u 5tm;ritn ibn,lir Riut obut Gstabr
tir GTUdaicHs octr R.u0,r
IS ittut aub oi, uttuVpit,u 6amrjru i'm Nu.
geHblid, p;ybuttt GHt3UnoHu1 uno bcilt Gorlchjos
ntn lonob b'r Sur9tu ME Ocs MJ3,us bcr Oars
me, rntr duoersn Crquus uuo Der Sbltimbdutc
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piis poIitiO, OaB 20 W}enIhenIe6en in
Der ltmgebung BON ct. Qouis oerloz
rem gingen. On 25,OOO Msni6en iinO
obba6Ios, uno Der S9dDen an Gigsnz
t6um in 0ieier 9egeno pirO iOpeit
ouf $3,000,0OO geI9dBt.
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Yin bcruunftio:s MitttI gcQcu oomorrboiotn III
rim ioIb,s BAG Sbmtr1cn liuotrt, Goaqctoucu
,utftrut cine acWOt IhStiQltt iUicDcr btr5aTubrt,
obns anosrt mn pi,uc5t iblimUcrc Rgantb@Tcn
bcruorluruicu 4Hatcis iii oas cjuiJ9t Mittel,
pclacs Oic 4rcbr elmer ipauji9lobri0cH Gria5ruug
btHauocu bat, pom Atritcu n4cr SbuIcH :mp1oblen
uno ppu uuGtllblttu EduimocH gtbraUtt Dor0eH
in: btutt nsbt Is an Ocr Spite orltr Mitttl p,QsH
odmorrboiotu oa rs iitcr, 3uo;rldiNQ Il. i5msrilos
pirtt 4robu ptroeH oou z. 9utlottr ( Co.,
8or 24l6. @,w= w=Nori iyct UTiauOt
t2i,2p, Ga, E&QGl
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Gng1un b'5 u NuS> unO Gtnz
fu6r.
QonDon, 8. sunni. - Die 3a6el=
len Des 6unoelsminiiteriums fir ben
W}onat W}ai mu6an cine 2l6nabme
De8 Supports pon $7193,OOO unD cine
3una6me Des Grports BON $7,475,>
900 i'm 9er9Iei6 gum ieIben U}onat
Oes 8orja6reS eriidtlid.
Gin 3ugeitdnOni nj B fiir bic
golen.
9eter5burg, 8, SUM. - Der
G3ur qeitattet in einem eigen6dnoigen
66ref6en, ouB in aQen mitteltlaIIigeR
S6ulen 9olen's Der tatbolii6e Rez
Iigion5unterri6t in poIniI6er Spraz
DE ert6eilt Deroe. 9ieier llnterri6t
mar Bis jeBt auf feds S6uLen be-
i6rGntt uno muBte in ruiiii4er
Spra6e ert6eilt ner0en.
8ritt76er 9rotei #.
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- Der 6ritiI6e 8SianOte 8. 9. 3.
SyronIioe in Caracas fat 9}amen5
ieiner 8egierung bei'm Oene3ueloniz
f8en 2(uSnGrtigen 2lmt segen Die
fiir3li6e S6IieBun9 Der 3Oubduier
in ben 6Gfen am OrinocO uno am
Golf pon Paria 4roteit eingeIe9t.
Gongsr'5 8e56neroe.
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amerifuniI6e 8eIanOte GOnger hat
an StaatsiefretGr 6op oepeI6irt unO
perldngt cine llnteriuhun9 iiber Die
2(e6t6eit oes psr0ffentli6ten Snters
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8rafen GaIiini, in pslhem gemeloet
nuroe, Der ruIIiI6e 8oti6after babe
Die Ri6ti9teit Der UtelOungan GOnz
gers ii6er Die ruiiii6en 5Oroerungen
an G6inu beftritten uno ii6 gepunz
bert, ouB Der @eIanote GOnger duf
un3uperlGTIige geriidte bin h1nole.
Die QueQe oes 8eIuuoten GonqeG
mar oas Standardization oes ruf
fI6en Charge o'2lffaires Yloncon in
Qefinq, nslfss 2eBterer an oas dime
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uno tpelfe5 bic ruiiiIten 6Oroerunz
gen ent6ielt.