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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-07

all factors in administering to the good
OF the world--labor
So far Labor Day Is only an expert
ment. whether It shall continue as a day
on which the duties OF citizenship shall
be taught. the needs OF living humanity
discussed. and the duties We owe to the
millions who viii come upon the earth,
TO make or mar its future, shall be con-
sidered, remains to be seen.
From a position Of mental servitude.
the most degrading and huniliating. the
workman has advanced to higher aIti-
tudes in mental and physical freedom.
From a servitude in which he could.
without question. be killed for the
amusement Of his master, the workman
has emerged and now stands free from
every thrall save his own prejudice OF
creed, or craft. OF politics and race.
II Labor Day is observed as il ought
to be, the gospel OF humanity viii be
understood by all men and women; there
will be no slaves TO employ. party boss,
OF creed. Love thy neighbor as thy
self" though he bow not before the
same altar; do unto your neighbor as
you would have him do unto you" viii
have a meaning not now understood as
they should be this side of the portals
where eternity begins, and God rules in
the presence Of those He calls from
earth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-07

Review OF the Iaborers Rise from the Degreoaon Of
antiquity to Ills present POSITION In Hnertca==Cbe
First StrRe==5trioes Since the ReVoIutof,==A Bat-
tie for 1000, Shelter, ano Clothing Flow Becomes
peaceful Campaign for Education ano leisure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-07
Embraced Christianity.

Tradcsmcn. members OF the guilds.
leagues and other organizations OF work
ingmen embraced Christianity. and pro
advantageous 10 the welfare OF the toll
lag poor. Thousands flocked around tho
standard OF Christianity for the reason
that IL was emblematic OF progress, OF
liberty and equality % men. The ar
tisan, the iron worker. the worker in
wood and stone. the laborer OF The VII
laqes. city and field, and the poor toll
ing slaves were all included among tnose
for whom Christ died. Il was the first
time in the history Of the world that
such 4 doctrine had been proclaimed. and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-07
Birth of Labor Day.

on CtpNfuuDtI lbo-. the general as
sembly of the order of the knights of
Labor convened in New York city. The
various labor organizations of he city
and vicinity paraded that day and after
ward held a picnic at which addresses
were delivered. The knights of Labor of
New York were not working openly at
that time. the name OF the order was
kept secret and such public expression
Of the sentiments OF the members as
names than those selected TO designate
the local assemblies.
Under different names the local as
semblies were represented In Central
Labor Union and the coming Of the
Grand Assembly 10 New York was sub
ject for discussion AT several meetings
previous 10 the opening OF the conven-
ton. When the general assembly was
opened September a communication
was read from the secretary of the New
York Central Labor Union. Matthew Nc
CURE. inviting the members OF the bod
10 review the grand parade from he
grandstand at Union Square
recess was taken in order 10 com
ply with the request OF the Central La
Dor Union and the members of the gen
eral assembly witnessed the first Labor
Day parade During the time that tho
various organizations were passing the
grandstand at Union Square Robert
Price OF Homecoming. Nd, turned 10 the
general worthy foreman of the Knights
OF Labor, Richard Grinith. and said:
This is Labor Day in earnest. Uncle
Dick"
Whether that was the FIRST time the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

You can become (even in these
days of keen competitiOn) by in
vestlng small amount each week
in real obtate through the
IBERIA Building ASSOCIATION.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
New Railroad to be Constructed.
Rice Belt News.

RlcC Belt News.
The contract for the building Of
the new railroad which is to give
Crowley direct access to many mar
kels Of the country was slgnei Wed
nesday and the work of building
the new line wlIl commence at once.
MIR. J D. Beirdsley has secured
the contract from the local board
of directors, aud all the conditions
aud safeguards that are essential to
the best interests Of the cay have
been provided for by cur Hl4l-
LIANT board of directors, who have
delayed matters to quite an extent
because they wished to be as ured
they were right before they went
ahead
The conditions OF the contract
provide that the shops o! the road
will he located it, Crowley aud,
that the work on the new llnr mus
commence at once.
Within one year the new roat
mus, | e be comp'e cd TO a juuc'urc
with tie rexas q Pacific railroad.
The directors re satisfied with
the condition Of the contract, aud
they are going to see that all It's re
qulremeu,s are complied with G
the letter.
The contract was signed a tho
office o; Story Il Pngh, and all 'he
essential Iega formtlitjes have been
taken care of by hat fun.
A crew of workmen has alreidN
been wired for, and the fore which
will do the Surveying Will be organ
ICED here at once.
The work VIII CONNIE nee here
and It is thought that The pay roi
will soon swell the fund that
yearly paid ont to the wage W TX
ers of CroHl'y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
Tainted Gifts.

ID. John Bascom, once president
Of the University of Wisconsin. Is
one Of the men who think that the
only Llf,s which do good are those
bestowed by the good. He says
ono money that Il obtained at the
expense OF the people can ever be
used for the good Ct the people.
There are no trusts in the intel.
lec'uIl world, and no corners in
the kingdom Of heaven. ! doubt
| the power of any university 10 turn
motley that has been made at the
expense OF the community INTO the
talht Of bad temper will cling to
it like a flavor in an uucleau infu-
sion " Through how many hands
must money made lat The expense
of the people" pass before it be-
comes clean and can be used Tor the
good Of the people? asks the Chica-
90 Tribune If the sins OF the
parent cling to the money which he
m 1de in duhi us WAYS it will be
Impossible, according 10 DR.. Bas-
com, for the children or the grand
children OF that man TO devote any
of their Inherited wealth TO pions
! uses. Whenever donation is of
| fered a college or charity the
managers are bound To look back
few generations to make sure
that the money does not flow from
a polluted source. DR.. 3ascom
does not stand alone. There are
others who have argued that an edu-
cational institution should not ac-
cept money .'ga,n,d in direct de.
fiance of laws ana principles laid
down by the public The object
ors appear to be in the minority.
No one hears of the men in charge
OF educational or charitable inst,.
tutions saying to would-be donors
who got their money sat the ex.
pense of the community" in the
words OF St. Peter to Simon: "Thy
money perish with thee" They
argue that the good use In which
the money is to be put Will free il
of all moral talnt. 1t IS still the
opinion of the majority that it Is
not well TO look gift horse IN the
mouth. 1t may indeed be that if
the men who share DR.. Bascom's
views were offered large sums by
trust magnates for the advancement
of cause they would yield to temp
tation and relieve the millionaire Of
his cash.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

regardless Of all other preferences
or influences?
Every individual man IN this
country, who Is not disqualified
through ignorance or vice, has Just
as much right to free and equal
voice IN the administration of the
fairs Of this country as the Presi-
dent. Why should anyone sacri-
ice u: Why should man who
wouli not think of sacrificing bis
physical manhood sacrifice he po'
litical manhood? Is man reall y
a mar, IN every sense of the word,
who does not take an interest IN and
faithfully discharge all the dnties OF
citizenship? Is that man or indlvld
ual good citizen who tails TO take
sprlted interest III the welfare OF
his community and surroundings:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

Chairman Mcleod of the Wet
EN- Passeng' Association, IN a
table regarding immigration for the
year ended June 30, 1902, show 5
where a total Of over 700 600 lmml-
grants went, and it appears that Of
this number the State Of New York
got 2O3,824 ana Pennsylvania I39,
600. OF the States In the NJ Iddle
West Illinois led with 1855, and
the Far West. Calf, rnia drew the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
Rev, Carlisle II. II. Martin.
L.. L.. D.

Waverlv, Texas. writes: "Of morn
ing when first rising, | often find a
troublesome collection OF phlegm,
which produces a cough, and is very
hard to dislodge; but small quantity
of Billiards. Horehound Syrup will at
once dislodge it, and the trouble is
over. know of no medicine that is
equal to it, and it is so pleasant to
take. | can most cordially recon-
mend it to all persons, needing med
icine for throat or lung troubles
Price CSC, soc $l.O0 bottle at Estorge
Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
DlslOcAted Her Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, fell and dislocated her
shoulder. She had surgeon get II
back in place as soon As possible, but
it was quite sore andpained her very
much. Her lson mentioned that he
had seen Chsmberlain's Pain Balm
advertised for. sprains and soreness,
and she asked him to buy her a bottle
Of it, which he did. 1t quickly reliev-
ed her and enabled her to sleep which
she had not done for several days.
The son was SO much pleased with the
relief it gave his mother that he has
since recommended it to many others.
For sale BY Estorge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

t. nice line of writing tablets
can be had at Eff. Millard's News
Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

Typcwliters to sci at T.. + Mil
iard'S News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

Mrs. n. P. Willard hasa few White
Plymoth Rock Cockerels for sale at
81 90 each.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
MORGAN CITY POULTRY FOOD
and Fertilizer Co.
crushed shells for Poultry Food,
FsrtiIizlng and Side walks.

TO THE TRADE:
We have secured the agency fol
the above firms products for the
parishes of ST. Martin, NermiliOn
and iberia, and will always keep
a supply on hand of Fertilizer
Poultry Food, and Walk or Con,
crete Shells If in need of any
of the above would be pleased to
figure with you for same. The
shell Fertilizer has past it's exper
mental stage and is known to the
planters as being one of the best
Fertilizers On stiff, also worn out
and sour lands,
State Chemical analysis is as
Moisture, organic matter and undeter-
mined. -. ,.........3,S per cept.
Insoluble matter .3.73 .
Phosphoric acid. ....... 10
Carbonate of lime. 49, 9225 ''
(Signed) VIM. G. STUBBs, Director
REMARKS The above is a very
good carbonate of lime, having
but little else present.
Hoping to receive your valued
order, either in person, by mail Oh
phone and thanking you in ad
vance for same, we are
Very truly yours,
CYPRESS STORE,
NEW IBERIA La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

The Herald Shoe Store is Of
ferine special sales for the Holt
days.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

Are you advertising in the
Weekly Iberian. If not, Why not?
it pays.
New Novels on sale +. L. Mil
ards News Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

The undersigned will five a free
sample of Ghauiberlainf s. omach and
Liver Tablets to any ope tdting re-
liable remedy for disorders of the
stomach. biliousness or constipation.
This is new remedy and a good one
Estorge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10

EndOrsers are unwilling. We
will lend you money without en-
dorsement, without real estate Sc.
curity, on your stock at s per cent,
interest.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-01-10
North Texas,
New Mexico
Arizona. and
California
BEST ATTENTION GIVEN OUR PATRONS

l.. S. THORNE, T.. P. TURNER.
Vice President ands Gen'l Passenger
Gederal Madager. & Ticket Agent.
DALLAS TEX AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
Subtntt Dern0nt.

Gincinnati, o., 81. Deg. -
Gi9ter Go9ran unteriagte i'm 8unz
besz 0ifriftsgeri6t in elmer in CO.
bington ubgebultenen @iBung Der
n@Iotbing Cutters anb Srimmers
Union" bic 6~ortIeBung zines Bop
colts" gegen Die 8Ieiberz9 rpB6dnbIer
Maper, @4euer, Sffner &c 60. in
Cincinnati. gs purbe in Der Sluge
ben 8etlagten %porgeporfen, buB ie
8riefe an Die 8unben Der Sirmd gez
ri9tet bitten, tporin lie bieielben aufz
forberten, Der 5irma lire Sunbf4uft
gu ent5ieben. Der Ri4ter betunnte
ii6 gu Der @nii6t, buB Orguniiutioz
men bieier Dirt fein 3e6t gu Dem Ser
Iu9 baben, PerIonen gu ii6%erreben,
baB iie unbern lire &unbi4aft entz
3ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

meiner ueberIiebelung in bic 8aterz
ftabt, bic pfIt9t bes So6nes bate
periGumen f0nnen. 8ei'm Quffteigen
fa6 i9 na8 benz Mepoam'f4en Orb
<egrdbniB biniiber. Sd bemertte bic
~berborrten arGn5e auf bes Suiti3rat65
@rab liegen unb empfanb quaIpoGe
@epiFensbifIe aud iiber bteie Ser
nu4Idiiigung ieiner RuReitdtte. Qd,
pelfer @6narm I9mer3li4 pi0erz
fsrefenber gmpfinbungen 5og on bic
fen 9tGtten bur9 meme Seele! Sd
permo6te es in bieTem Nugenblid
ni9t, an bic @ruft metnes @aters 6erz
an3utreten, Elm @efi6l Der 8itterniB
uno bes 9roGs belt MIDI Bel benz
@nbenten an meme MSutter INNER
nod 3uriid. ga, es pGre mir al5 ette
Observation-Disclosures eri4tenen, 4dtte
i9 ni9t Dor alien anbern i6r 8rdb
unb bas metnes Pflegebaters dufge@
fu6t.
DIS i9 bic S06e errei4t bate,
glau6te i9 f6on BON ferne Die @teGe
pieber 5u ertennen, no meme S6euren
ru6ten, i9 muBte aber Die 5D6e berz
feblt BADEN, benin idmmtli6e jener
@rab6iigel tparen BON itattli4en Sit
tern umgeben, 3piiden benen petBe
@teinplatten berbOri4tmmsrten, pG3z
renD bic @rG6er metner Gltern nur
einfa6e, ep6eubepfIan3te 9ugel tparen.
GortieSune fOlot)
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Giehnt6rfte.

g9tcago, 81. 9e5. Rtnobte6
Gangten 1900 @tiid an; CUTE big
bette @tiere bra6ten $40 Bis 6.25,
maqere Big mittlere 2,75 Big 500,
RU6e 1.25 Big 4.4O, 8dl6er 3.75 Biz
IT'S. @dpeine tpurbsn $1,000 3uge%
fibrt; bic Breiie paren Sc. Bis 1Oc.
niebriger unb Der Murtt atttO; Die
meiTten9ertdufe tpurben 3piIden $40
unO $40 obgefdlOfen. @6oafe tra@
fen $4,000 Elm, uro puren Oieielben
etipas nieOriger i'm 9reiie, Gdmmer
bagegen ftetig; CUTE Biz bette Sbtere
bra6ten 400 Bis 400, gemif&te 3.25
big 400, QGmmer 400 Bis 400.
@afz2ibertp, Pa., 81. DEG.
- Der Rinbbiebmurtt mar ftetig;
609iter preis $50, niebrigiter 500.
@6peine tparen begebrt; b04iter
preis 6.65, nieOrigfer 800. @6oafe
tparen ftetig; 60aiterqreis APO, nieoz
rigfter $50, 2Gmmer $50 big $50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

Cincinnati, Ohio. e GtIubsH.
GOuncils9infis, Soma, 2 SasG.
GoucorO, R.s6, 10 Stunotn.
9sHbtr, Colorado, q 9aIe.
Sttroit, Tih., | 3ao.
@olOeitoH, 6cros, 2 Sage 8 StuHDsEa
&urrisbuyo. 3D., 3 5tuubtu.
6artforo, Connecticut, II Stuuosae
indianapolis. SuO., / sac.
Sudion, Tliififppi, 2 Saoe.
SadIOnoiHe, Slorioa, l Ilo.
RuHias=6its, Wifouri, 2 Gage.
3ittit BOD, grlaHias, l SAG 18 StanseA
9ouisoilc, R0., 1 3ao 2 Stuu0eH.
RcnlSBis, SeHu., / Gag 5 5tunbsn.
WotiIe, alabama, 1SdQ 8 5tuHotn.
TOr'Ol', Sigg;Hisn, y StuuOcn.
Rtio=CrlcuHs, Ga, / Sag 10 6tuReea
etaot Reos9or', 5 StuuotR.
Cmaba. Rcbrastd, 9 Gage.
@orllanS, WaiEs, | sag.
NortIauS, Oregon, s SAGE.
Qbilaoslpbiu, Ia, 8 5tunorEa
Qitt5bur5, 10, II StuuocH.
8roDiotrsr, as, rs Stuuo.n.
&dltiob, 3.=G., IS Stuaotn.
Ct. 2ouis, 0iFouri. 1 SAG 6 StruosR.
e. RAM, N}inuciotc, 1 SAG y SttneeA
San Gran3isco, Gal, 4 Gage ii StuustRa
SooetI, RaHias. . Gage.
Bottom, 9aH., 10 stunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
Sampferberfehr suiidem Nerifu nnb
Ghiua.

9pnptuGu, %. Deg, Oia Gan
Sran3tsco, 81. Oe3. Sine neue
0ampferlinte ion in ben nd4tenMoz
naten 5pii9en Oitafiutiiden 9dfen II.
Mertfo in's 2eben g"eruFen nerben
unb pirb audi 5an Srun3tsco unb
9onoIuIu b%eriibren. Dies lit cine
Solge Der Dor 8ur5em erfolgten &az
tififation zines 8~ertrugss 3pif9en
China unb MeritO, perm0ge befen ben
GbineIen Der @intritt gu Merifo
leihter gema6t tpirb, als frii6er. Die
9eieGI6aft pirO 9ampfer Der W6ite
5unnel : 2inie dartern unb Song
Song pirO Der dineitIde Soften Der
8eieui6aft isin unb @uaHmas Der
4usgungsbufen in Merito. 6. g..
8an 8uren, Der frii6ere Qgent Der
Oriental anb Sccibental Steamf6ip
Company in Song Song, pirO Der
8e~triebsleitsr Der neuen 2inie. Der
9snit piro Elm monatli9er Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
Gfehfntter. una @truhpreiIe.

Golgenbes finO Die uuf ben ftauts
Ii4en Naagen fir 9eu, @trO6 u. /.
10. geitern er3ielten PreiIe:
SetIi9e 9eupaage.
~9eu.-Simot6p, $40 Biz 500 pro
Some, &lee3eu $17, gemif4tes SIT
pro Some.
@trob. - Mei3enitrob $40 Big
$11, g3og9enitrob SIT, 9uferitrO6 $40
pro Some.
Mois- neusg, $3.50 Bis $2.75
PRO SAB.
@ef1t8e &c,
Sc II. = Simotbp, $13 Bis SIS pro
Some; 8Ieebeu $12 Bis $14, gez
mif6tes $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Strob.- Neiaentro6 S. Biz SO,
RoggenitrO4 $12 Bis $14, 9ufsritrob
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
Strifrbreder flaarn nuf sdabeuerlab

Hep gort, 81. DECEMBER. -
% 8efpobner bon Nepzgorf, nel9e
tebaupten, pd6renO bes tiir3li4en
&obtenitrites bon Qgenten Der nGrie=
8ubn" unb Der nYennipIpanid Goal
60" unter fa1T6en 8ofpGnben na6
Dem 4ntbracitrepier gelodt unb bort
sum Qrbeiten ais @trifebrefer gez
5pungen porben gu fein, BADEN bieie
@ompugnien I'm je $4,000 S6uOenz
eriaB, i'm 8an3en $1,100,00O, pers
flagt. Sbrer Qngube 8ufolge puroen
tie fir Nrbeit in 6oboten angeiteGt,
bann uber in einen 6ra6ttpaggOn elm
gef9lofen unb gegen i6ren 8tqen
mad Der Striteregion gebru9t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

ten, 10 gts. Bis 1O4 gts. pro qfunb;
in 8i6Ien unb @G6en, reiner SABA,
32c. Biz 321c.; SABA unb Motfd, gez
mif9t, 273c, Bis Csc. pro 9funb; reiz
ner Maracui6o. 22c. Biz 221c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01

f%Gi0rOrrung bun Ynffaden.
QGnae Der trforberIi9en 32it CUR ST.
rei4ung Der beriaieosnen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
u~ntenFebsno lit Die ungefdRre 3sit
fir us6ermittelung Der PoItia9en bon
bem 8altimorsr 4oTt 8iirtau mats
ben 6uuptId9li8tn einbeimii4en unO
a~uspdrtigsn StdOtsn 0er3ai4net.
Snlan6.
Wtlonta, Ga, 70 stuuo,H.
GtlrntitsGito, 3.sS. 6 StunoeH.
Qrootlpu, $40, 6 Stuuoell.
burlington, 9srmonit II 6tuHosaa
Ruffalo. R.sQ., Is StHnosn.
Cape Map, rs, 6 stunOsn.
9barl,toH, SIS. Is 5tuuoeu.
Chicago, Sus., l Tag.
Columbia. 5.sG~ II 6tnHben4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
0nItimnrer Wnrftherihtr.

@srt@tt fir Sen .D:uH3sa GOrr,iDOnOsntsH.H
Baltimore, 81. DECEMBER.
MebI.- Die beutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii8 auF 1894 6GFer, elm
fdIieBIi9 2314 6d7er gu 2ocuitz
9oint unO 2O59 6Gfer gu Canton;
8iitenperiunOt 100 6dfer, Der
Meblmortt 1T duBert fIau Bel na4z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-01
Drnbnften= Warft.

untenitebenbe Preiie be3te9en iih
auf ben Gnsro5 : 9unOel; fir ben
&Ieinbanbel muB Elm entIpre9enber
QufI6tag gema4t tperben. .r-
Sarm : Brobutte.
Qebenbes @efliigel: pro pfunb,
iunge 6ii6ner 1Oc. Bis 1885,; ate 9I3z
ner 1Oc. Bis 11c.; 8Gnie 12c. Biz 14c,;
8uter 1Oc. Bis 15c.; @nten &c. big
12c,; Sauben, pro Puar 15c. Bis 20c.
@ier, PRO 0uBeno 24c. Bis 253c.
9tspfeI, pro SAB SIPS Bis 1925;
8rOnsbeeren, pro SAP 5000 big
$11.OO.
Semitic: &artoffeIn, pro 8ufdet
45c. Bis &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8ui4eI
55c. Bis 75c,; WetBtObl, pro Some
$500 Bis $1,000; 8opfIalut, pro
&Or6 $1.0O Big $1.50; 3uderrii6en,
prO 8inbel IL. Bis 13e,; @enerie, pro
0uBenO 15c. Bis &c.,; CRIME 8o9nen,
pro babe &ifte $1.0O Biz $3.50; Ga
rotten, pro 8iite Doc. Bis 4Oc.
DiIb: Sanger 9irIa, pro 9funO
15c. big 16c. Gnten: Mduuro, pro
Yuar 9Oc, Biz $1,O0; 8Iadbeaos, prs
9aar 6Oc. Bis 75c.; 8ebhsaos, pro
paar $500 Bis $3.50; ganbaBbdf.
PRO 9aar $3.50 Bis $3.50; gepObnz
li9e, PRO 9aar 40c. Biz SOC. 9irI4E
ridden, pro Bfunb 22c. Bis 24c.
9roceries unb PrDpifipz
Haffintrter 3uder: pro pfuno, gsz
fpiirfeGt, 5.511c.; pulberiTirt, 5.013c.;
Stanbarb granulirt, 4.913c.; fetn
granulirt, 4.911c.; @rnItal, 4.91@c.;
Columbia q, 1856; gel6er, 4,073c.
Bis 4.373c.
V1tttpr hro Nf1tnA.
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Sal3fleti4: pro pfnno, gar5e
S4ultern, engl. gef4n., 103c.; gan3
fur3e aippen, 1O3c.; @eitenipef,
114c.; gauge 2eibtiide, 113c.; Sped
S9ultern, 114c.; Sugar : Gureo"
59uIterr, HE; S9infen, 142c,;
obne 9aut, 124c,; picnic, 1916;
rWsB"z @9peinefleif9 $3.50 pro
Sap; S9mal5 = in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt, lie; in 6dFerr, lie.
&affee: Notirungen limb Die fol9t:
auf Der Bats bon 58c. Bis SIC. pro
pfunb fir 3io Nr. 7; @antos Tic;
Biz 114c.; Mnracaibo 94c. Bis 125c.;
SABA 19c. BIS 23c.; Motta 18c. Biz
19c.
@er0Iteter Raffee: 6. 8. 6. in &is
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QnftmnrfrnzN genturen.

@erT@iebue StaOtlbsjle, in fpaI9ea
POits0ert6Ia3:n ~pertauft
tperOen.
TittOuls, e. 9. scott.
gnrfsRoaO 49, 9urnen 8. Sesbinoton.
Gntiuasapsuus uHb 6arriiOntrnbe Robert 6.
Z. Sau.
81. strabt unb 6E1ttnoOoHsaben asu.s
3ciuooaor.
GrarQeUine oiram Rjrble.
Sort=9.7iHus unOS obuiOn=Strobs - q. q. 6.
eatiOt.
8. unO Gouabs5trabt, 6ig6IaaStoDn Sum.s
6. Sruor.
Crarocsine Gcoroe gtG
Tr q, %luiOnsaUmus CBoO9berr9l - Glaren1
8. Miniauls.
groaOpa0 unb gattimors.6tvubs gsorge 2.
gEa1.
untrsetctiun, 9tnriploanier gabn9 8. @.
RroDn.
Gam0sa.s Citation, .galtimorseO bto :ga6n,'
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S6lubrQte

70 s.-Ote Reutlge Wtats3ufubr
betrug 174,927 8uI6el; 8erIanot
bon ben Glepatpren 281, $40 8uf9eI;
@tebatorens8orrat6 656,083 8uI6eL.
@erfGufe: 28,400 reuer Spot gu 5244,
10000 Steamer peiBer Spot gu
504, 1000 Steamer gemiT9ter Spot
5u so, 10000 Sabr 3u 52t, 10000
besgI. gu 524, 10000 Sonuur gu 5O4,
10000 besgI. gu so, 10000 6e6ruar
gu 495 uno 5000 Sanuar gu so.
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9arIeben auf We6beI obne Gntfernuus

9urfsbcn untr $50, SOtalsllntofrsn 500. Oars
ltben iibtr so, 3OtuIsuutOitsn $7.95. &biOIut,
0trihpi,gtnbtit.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY,
IA SaiIp RteurO Building, Gdosttss IL. st. 9dulfr.
fSulil2. lS)
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SaItimorer Gffeftenb0tfe.
AsrIHfst sR-ar.n EsuffAsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nm

9dItimprer @ffettenb0tie.
CBsri1t.t ;Er ben .5tutiatn GOrttisoHDsnf'u" eur3
=. SBm. TiODeHOnri / es)
8altthnore, 81. DECEMBER.
s. @m. Mi0baRborf & So. 6ereds
nen fir 6rancs: 8dhtiers : Sratten
uuf so Sage 5.193, uuf Gi4t 5.164,
tuufmdnnif9e auf go Sage}5.20 Bis
5.20.s. 9ei9smart auf so Sage "a
9i16. @uloen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8anfiers auf 60 Sage
4.838, auf @i9t 1865, tauFmdnz
nif6e 4.83B-4.838.
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Sarlebem auf 0rnmoeigentbnm.

Sarleber BON $500 bis $4,000
auI grurpel9entbum in Der 5taDt uns oem aanbs;
~nisorise r3insrattn. 3. Or. Strrp 4 Ssn,
Rr. 225. Ct. 9aui=6trabe. (Oftl9. 6glte)