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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
OauernSer oils Grs

fei bns 9entmat, peldes iih Elm
9i1ter errridtet gu bnben uermeiu'
te. Zine ipatere BELT mir0 oaruber
~ riGIeu baben. Eir aber iino oes
Ginen ii1er. onB, ruenn Der Rome
ienes Rnnnes ldueit uereefen III,
nod @iuionen Iib Der neiieu ct.
Bernarb,N 6n9e nit 2nnibarteit &C.
innern merben. nelGe Der Reuih'
belt mebr nls B0rte gum Grbe hin'
terlieben. gns @rbe iener auf Der
ennsen Grbenrunbs seprieienen ct.
Berhnrb,a uelhe aenau
mad Der BDridrift ieper tueiIen Da0u'
DE rnr aus ben heiltrdttiaeu Sfan
s~enIdften unb Dbne isOe metauii6e.
dsenbe uber ~eernbeSu eiftiee Sei
mlIAane snbereitet perben. Gieie
nnpereIeiHliHeu Riuen belfen In al
Zen S6leu DON eeti6rter Serbuune
Oh bieIsfbe erit burA aDpfi@merseu
neteiteit, GaifpBen, Serfopfnug u
+. 10. nnarseiet Ipirb OOer bersits q
eipieer Rattiafeit, Ri6eui@whHe
G@minbelnnfdl1en, Cbnm a d ( c n
eehabrunaen, Geibihdt unb mnfer
thGtieen NnI6welInnpen ben untrhe
fiG5en ggmptDmen Der eefdhrli4sI
2eber. nnb Riereulelben eefRbrt bat
GieiepnHbertbdtieen gi1en, tpeldy
ffr rs Gents IN ieber Npptbefe 81 b
ben Fnb. baben flo IN bem pesSs
nler 3niienten, peide bieIelbe
brnufttsn nnb bar6 he 6sifnna faf
ben. In 2snimai eeiest, bas bad
<<npex als "a n1da = per Hafaiptl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

9aS bibihe Srdul:in 9elie pas
tomb In Dmabn ina:: sd reroant'
mein eutes Gusieben ,uuo meine Se'
iunbbeit Souiiter's Rodp Rountair
9bee. Sd babe meine pole ssSe'
Iunbheit tuie6er erlanst.@ 9bee oos'
9abletteu. IS Gents.
sDalter Hses.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

% IN niGt bic Nenee Sob Cream
bic cine Srau nuf ibr 0efi&t kreiHt,
Isubern ME piel HpdD Rpuntoiu
abee Fe einnimmt, UNI bic iuabrs
embnteit berporanbrineen. Die
burf Spfihers Rpdp Rcuntain 1tes
besseraerpfens esFHsiFarbe bleibt.
IS gents. Ties uoer zabiettsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
l1ri dts pen edlnflcGafeit,

urIdt9t pom cfllaflofQfeit.
llnoereaulidteit it6ri belnnbe i'm
ner mebr Ober n%eniaer ben Sdla'
Inb 1T oft bic ll,infe BON edloho.
iateit. Siele Sale iinb baue,nb BOT
ibamberlain's MaQens uno 2fberta
'elheu aebeiit poloen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
sOdol dyspepsia Cure
E;uasss what you eat.


Stsmard's eiierne Nerpen
luaren bas Reiultat ieiner uortreF,
'iden @eiunbbeit. Gin uniberninb.
!ider Biqe unb cine Rieienenereie
aat Wiemanb, beien 2eber. Rosen,
Rieren unb Seodrme auBer Orbnunp
limb. Ser bieie 5abieteiten unb Der
Eriule, ben lie i'm 2eben bringen,
uaui9t, ber braude Or. Sings
neue 2ebenspiuen. 9ieielben emit
pideln bic poIen Sdbieteiten ppr
Sebirn unb aDrper. Sur rs Gents
bel Batter Bro GpDthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bIes and Bright's Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
om!nented Tor everything but If you have kid
uey, liver or bladder trouble 1t will be found
lust the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
| seen made by which all readers Of this paper
| who have not already tried it, may have a
| sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
| telling more about ~Swamp-Root and how TO
| find out II you have kidney or bladdertrouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper ard E.E
send your address to kI4MffIE &.s$$E.
Or. Kilmera Co., Bing- VI! ts.!stA \
hamton, n. Y. Tho cA9aH-s
regular fifty cent and Home Of swAmp-ROt.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but rSmemhe
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. kilmer'
Syamp-Root, and the addrcsS, hnghanton
N. T., on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
OisAute& i d {.

;Frau 6ur nsuen &06in): r9us
GTen 1T ia idduosrbuft; unb sic has
ZEN mir bp6 ssia9t, Sire uuriGe Serrs
idaft babe 10 aubsrorbentlid gut ges
Tpeiit.." - a0hin: Die pirb pobl
gut aeIpsiIt balm, tpern lie 9 Gfsn
aus'm eriten Sptel holen lGbt!!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

serr Otto n. Shibner. amcrfanHder SottiniIer, Get pes Sberlt
g.sS GoSb (guffalo 9ia). ie4t SiAendef I'M Sansr Srano SoteI I"
Geahe, SSaib, ihreibt:
.sh lit an sieren. uub glaicnleben|Sts th bes eebens hhberOrhiHs
,ur"rSe I'm bcrIubte nide 0lebi;ineu, tonnte aber feline SHte tnocn, DIS
id 9eruna nabm. So mar serabe su punberbar' ,me pel i'd mid I~oDler
iSbIe. nodScm ih bic GPc6tSin MIR cine &ode gebrandt hattie. S9 CT
rorste niht, Snb mir bideIbe permanent belfen pirbe; 10 LANCE mir Ic'
bod bic glebsin quite aiente ldfste, inbr i'd NIT bersn @eDrana tSt.
Sim Gnbc cincs bolbcu Sabrcs faub i'd 81 reincnt Griauncn aus oaf
mcr enncrt un alien @ifhn befreit mar nnb oaR th as1elt mar, M
ocbrit AZ bcibcn. eic'bcFtcn fterlia cine nor5h9i.the MenVm uho 'p
srfare bms nit bidcm @cr0uisen." otto VI. 8htRncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
DO o GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK i?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 10 know OF the wonderful
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
Satarrb Der Gicrcn cine bdufis anf
tretenSe 9rantbeit- - icrenlciben
wir6 oft ppr ben acrjtrn niht
MA Sntnrrb bCtradjtet.
OILS Satarrb bCtrafltet.

gtiercn. 0atnrrb tritt iebr bduftg
ouf. c. lit IciNcr icbr traurig. Sab
bicie S6a!iaGc nift bciicr bctonnt 1T
unter Gcr3tcn. ioiuic inter Seuten.
Gicle Icincn an ben Nieren. Sic
oebrmufcu NiurctiIhe Rittel. In Der
Soiinun9, @ciicrur9 3a er3ieIcn. VII
&atarrb Scutt NicmnnS. Nicrcnleicen
nno Gatarrb iino icItrn I'M 0ciit Der
2eute miteinanber bcrcinbar. bdlfiN
oud nitt int @ciii
Serum turirt Der Gcr3te. Nul
SGtarrb gu ipcni8c Ger3tC
Der 9ticrcn. luillen cttpaS Dor
l--4 Nicrentatarrb; iit
ertlaren i'm fir cine nnNere Srant'
hcit. Sic pcri,dlcn hic5 ur,o icnc:
Stittel. O. mag inner Gin aatorrI
pciucIen icin. uno ctIide 6lniAen Ye'
ruHa plrbcu Jpn turirt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's ~Swan:p-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the int
! teenth century; dis.
covered after years OIL
scientific research BY
| DR.. Kilner, the emf
nea, kidney and blad'
der socialist. and 1,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06
II m 8.

profeTor (bsr i'm Ruf zines itarten
9rinters itebt): n... limb Elm berrli'
DIES SrintpaFer baben Sis bier in
bieier 8egenb!"
9etannter (ironifd): nSaben Ste's
Ielbit probirt, Ssrr prpfeKor?"
YrofsNor: Rein uber 9emiI4
uRtsriu9t!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-01-06

sieroc1nfoQ! Sd i6uute lumber un'
erbliate rid)tis einen oidten WeN
iAen6oufen. .Gbaritdo", iagts i'd J!
m:incm qriediihsn Greunbe, rlub nm
tinijtsrreitsn uno ishen, tpelde inter
eT;l,te Gsi4iGte bas Sbier tpisbs
,nitt.rt"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
9te WtftraItid)e Rot,tttt otts
eUe4ltftA

Der 6tnan3mtntiter Der ouftralis
iden Commonwealth, Sir sspbn Ssor'
reit, bieIt am 20. 2luquit feine ssi.
nanarebe. sic bra9te tpeber prattis
fhe 8orfdld9e sur 6ebung Der fl.
ndnsiellen Sage unb Der in Der gnts
tptdelung Der Staaten outage getres
tenen uebelitGnbe, mod aei6nete iie
ita bur4 groBe l1eberft9tlt9tett aus.
&ldr gebt oaraus nur berbor, bob bic
Nusgaben Der Commonwealth i'm 1te.
tieen Stetqen beeriffen itnb, tpdbrenb
bic ginnabmen ebet1fo itetig fallen.
(2ebtere tparen: 1902 /O3 12,1O5, 1878
Bfunb, 10000 II, ,631, ,O56 Bfunb,
1904/05 II, ,460,315 Yfunb.) Ser.
ner ergibt ii4 aus ber OarIeeung,
baB Der Gtaatenbunb feline 8epDltes
runqsatffer ni6t burh Ginpanberuns
herqrDBert bat, fonbern baB lie Ii9
burh 9(uspanberung perringerte.
Die 9eianmtaunohme Der 8epDlfes
runa betrua in ben bier sSoberations.
idbren 218,563 Seelen. 9a ieboH
223,0O9 mehr @eburten als Gterbes
fGlle au ber3eidnen paren, ereiebt fid5
etne Qluspanberune bon 4446 9ees
lenl
Die Rebe erbrtrtgt tpetter ben beuts
lic1en 8etpeis, bdB einigs Der Stdds
ten bur9 bic ss0beration aeponnsn.
pGbrenb anoere fdpere ftnansielle
Na6tbeile butten. Menn man ndms
li6 bic ginnabmen Der Staaten on
3Dlen unb MtsiIen por Der sSDberu.
tion $1,000 unb nah berielben, bas
beiBt 1905/06 perglet9t, 70 bat:
men.ghotpaIes ....5,e41,4os Ctr. eetponnen
gstsTia ntsrssoS so5s2 sr sf Ssrors Ssrorsn
8eitauitroTten .1,432,6OO aftr. eeponnen
aaSmanien ........ 796,6o1 2itr. berIoren
geaa Der 8erfaFune barf bic Com.
montpealth Regierung bon ben 3oGs
uno MfaiYeneinnabmen Elm Niertel
bes iebem 5taate sufpmmenben Mns
tbeiles aur Dedung f0beraler Mussa1
ben auriidbalten. Die tpadienben
Museabeh ma6ten iebo4 cine Muss
aablunq Der iibrigen bret 0iertel an
ben 5tdat unn1Dalih, unb iebes syabu
miifTen neue @hulben an bic Gin5ela
Haaten ,gebudt" tperben. Oa, tpis
oben erIi4tlih, Aueenslanb gum Bets
fpiel fotpiefp un 2,180,587 Qitr.
aefddbiat lit, feline fonitiasn @tdatss
einnabnlen nit ben Nussaben aud
niht in Ginflang si brineen finb, 20
lit bas MBlihe feiner Gage offenbar
unb bic tpd1enbe Mbneiauna gtgen
bic ssDberation begreiflih.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
gsas Setter gBtIbcIts, HeH.


aoiier Wilbelm Der 3tDeite 1T ae<
fpis nidht nur elmer Der pflihttrtuss
ten. fonDcrn aud elmer Der iDifieflss
burftiaften Wonarhen fel1ter 9eIf. gr
lit beifrebt, fth forttpdhrenb iiber Dte
tuibtiaften @rrtonmniiie auf ben Dsr,
IdieDen5ten @ebisterl allf befll Gali1ens
ben ait er1ulten. Ntht nnr dls aSps
litifer, audi als Golbat. GdnoDtrfH
5een1ann ccSdqer, GportsfreuilDs
Sedhntter unb RiinftIer min e unters
ridfet fein, unb tpenn Bite WeriDtrfs
lidung biefes Wunfhes ibn ielb1t %.
areiflidertpeife duBerorbentlldn Disl
3eit unb sSleib toftet, 10 berettet lIs
duf Der dnberen Geite audi berlerl pIs!
Weiihe unb 0lrbeit, bic banlft betrdlif
finb, lie bnrA ibre 6ilfe sli trnlpgl1s
den. gine aanse Reihe Der ho1lten
gebDrben, Dor nllem n1tiirlrfn Dts
Mini5ferien, aber diih 4. %. Der 0es
nerdlftdb, einiqe 0feiAsdn1ter u. I. 10.
boben bic Mufgabe, tGalib aug pen
3eitunqen dlIes in ibr Gteff0rt eesssf1c'
riae, bas ben Mondrden interel1Tren
t0nrte, dusaufhneiber. Die A1iss
f1nitte tperben georbnet nttb aiif grDBs
GartontafeIn aeflebt unb ipanOsrn
bprtbin, ipo Der Rdifer itb lefpetl1g
aufbGlt. gs lit elm getpdlttger Neies
itoff, ber fih anf fplhe Weife Sag fur
Sag onfanlmelt. 9ber ber Ratier be-
fiBt eine, man nDbte faaer: ioitrrtas
liftif6e goutime bee Muges unD ietn
Bid unterfheibet f1neG bas fiir ihH
Miifensnerthe bon bem Gleihaiiltts
oeren. eeSn Der dilsipdrtigen Yrefs
iinb es notiirli6 bic polnifhen Mrtts
fel Der fiibrenben 8ldtter, bic BEN
Scatter befonbers trttereffiren, nnb er
bat f6on. rrdnhen feiner Diplomnten
bur6 feline eendite RenntntB auf Dies
fem 9ebiete iiberrafdt. MnBerbens
aber bdlt Der Rdtier mod felbff etns
qtDBere MnaaM aus. itnb trlGnbtffer
2eitunqen, bic er itdnbig brrhfiebt.
Die bor mebreren esabren berbrettete
No6ri4t, elm parteilofes 8erliner
2ptalblatt fei bic etnsiae 2eitung, bic
unaerf6nttten in bic 6dnbe bes Rdi'
fers oelanqe, mar bober, tpie bic Heils
VtIeu iHui iLllu]eVUL LSIpV!uuclt6 ll9lctDts
qdnalt9 unbe9riinbet; bier tpdltete
bO6ftens Der Wunf9 ols Der Batter
beg @ebanfens. Gin brittss W1tttel,
ifb- hur9 bic Brefe AZ informfren,
tpenbet ber &atfer hGufta duf fetnen
Retfen an. gr ldBt ndmlih atf it.
eenb elmer Station - mfr faben btes
felbft in Miin6en uttb In elmer nitts
leren Stabt S6leiiens - burh einen
Ieirer Mbi1tanten beim 8dhnbpfsbud1s
bdnbler BON alien borrGtbteen 3ets
tunqen ie Elm grempldr faufen un6
bertteft ftn tpd6renb Der Meiterfd6rt
ftunbenlane in biefe pbne Riidfiht due
tire gartetrt6tunq. 3iebt man bes
ferneren in 8etra6t, baB Der Scatter
beitGnbtq nit sab1rei9en undbbGneis
gen Mdnnern unb bartnter pielen
@rOBen bes beutfden tpie ou9 bes
fremblGnbi1hen @etIteslebens i'm Tins
gang ftebt, 10 tpirb man a1qeben, boB
nt6t btele Wenf6en erifttren biirften,
Gte NIT Der DfFentltden Metnune 10
reQen Gontatt bdben tpie qerabe Rai'
Ter Mtl3elm Der 2tpette.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

Sci ieinen 0erfuhen NIT 8enspDa
lent MfiiniIatipn folIte Der 3dr tpeata
ser Rofaten in Nnfprllh nebn,en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
2seeimfamo mnS gSeftpearem.

MuIbeim. - Bei ben Ranali=
5utionsarbeiten in ben Nubranlugen
perunaliidte Der 28 Sabre dlte italiez
nifbe Grbarbeitsr 5prtunato bella
Sprre, inbenl Der aanal einItiir3te unb
Ct gegen bic nod itebensebliebene
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@eaerret6- -Nnsarn.

Aieberbere6orf.-9er Sag
drbeiter gngel t0btet fetnen eisenen
8ruber bur9 brei Rebolperi9ufe.
8pm Reiaenberger S9purgertdt err
bielt Der M0rber aebn Sabre f9peren
&erfer.
Mat1 d a6. - ltnldngit itno bier
iiber iech5ig 9duier abgebrdnnt. Mi>
litdr aus Sarpis elite 81. 9tlfe.
Stwets.
3neiIiitI 9inen. Sm 2iits
1hentbal brannte bds Dem 9dderneiz
iter Meber sebDrenbe 9uus aus nod
unbefannter llrlade bis auf ben
@runb nieber.
@ignau. Der 21=idbriae
8uuernfpbn Wiitbrth in Gtgnau
mahte i'm Maloe Sagb, auf gt1bDrn=
den. Dabei traf er aus 8erIeben ben
15@idbrigen Rnaben pfGffli. Der duf
Der Gtelle get0btet ipurbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
Sreie Stdo1e.
Snxembnrg.

2impertsberg. - 3iiraltd
purbe Elm Sen 9ei9p. 8urtbel gebDz
renoes Wpbn= unb 9eI9dftsbaus bon
bem 1nternebmsr Serrn Mattbias
2emmer gum preife bon 25.000 ST.
ungeiteisert.
pi11insen. = gs entItano gu
gi1itngen Seuer in Der Sdeune Der
Ndbertn SRI. aries, peldes ii4 pez
gen Der aufseipei6erten @rntefriidte
nit rafenoer 99nellieteit uusbreitete
unb in fur5er 3eit bic S9eune pollz
itGnbig aerItDrte,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-11

The richest baby in the world is said
to be the little son Of the late Harold
Brown of Providence, R. /. The death,
within a few DAYS Of each other, OF
his father and his uncle left this young
ster the possessor of fortune which
is estimated between $40,00O,00O and
$5O,000,000. :.
Rattan furniture was first made in
the United States with bamboo and a
kind Of sea grass imported from China.
The Chinese have now learned the
trick and make this furniture In large
quantities. The grass grows IN unllm-
tied quantities in the saltwater marsh
es along the coast.
1t used to be said Of Queens Mary
II and Anne of England that they were
granddaughters of washerWoman;
that the mother Of Anne Hyde. their
mother, had been laundress before
she married a brewer and afterWard
earl of, Clarendon. This Jacoblte story
did not hurt the queens popularity:
Five men have left England Tor
South Africa to demonstrate whether
white men can do the work Of Chinese
in the mines. Their journey is the out
come of controversy between two
members of parliament.
Silks which are intended for water
ing must be of good quality. In the
process they are wetted and then folded
with particular care to insure thu
| threads of the fabric all lying in one
direction. The folded pieces are, theI
subjected to enormous hydraulic press
ure, the water is slowly expelled, ant
in escaping, the moisture is drawn iHtt
curious waved lines which are peFma
nent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-11
400 ON OnO

ass, 200, 900
Not only is there an enormous loss in spring
wheat, but the falling off in Russian rye is very
important This may have no immediate effect
upon the worlds markets, but in the final sup
ply and demand showing it will figure in very
Important degree.
From the northwest field highly interesting
and timely summary came in the sform of let
ter from G. W. Preston, the prominent Red
River valley man, to 0. P. Carter Of Carter
sammis company. 1t said: "Our first seeded
and heaviest looking wheat, grown on corn
20 to Is bu per acre, has been threshed with
yields as follows: 100 acres, 10 bu 10 lbs; 1923
acres, Is Blu 30 lbs; 800 acres, ID bu; 80 acres
15 bu; 100 acres - bu; and 100 acres 7 bu ;
tests 51@65 lbs cleaned. Average, IL bu 80 lbs
for 1000 acres threshed.
Reports from over thirty machines show
averages of 7 to Is bu, with an occasional
age Is IL to 13 bu of 50@55-lb wheat. Best
fields are being threshed first. Lower yields will
show from now Considerable wheat is
smutty. Thousands Of are still uncut in
this vicinity and thruout the valley and some
never will be cut Threshing returns from other
counties In the state that I have had letters
from indicate only 80 to 90 per cent of what the
surprised and disappointed
The September government report showed:
Spring wheat, S7.3; corn S0.5; oats 9O.8; bar
ley, IL; rye, 9O.S; flax, 942. The statistically
inclined got busy at once. The popular totals
made out as indicated by the percentages were
2ol ,OOO,OO bu spring wheat, or total spring
and winter crop of 6S1 200, 900; corn 2;e25 900
900; OATS S77,O 900 bu.
Primary receipts, 100000 bu against 11e9 DOC
year ago. Cleararces, $4,000 blu wheat and
hour. The market closed at SOAc for Septem
Der and 81 n @Sl$c for December.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-11
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET OPENED FIRM DESPITE
LIVERPOOL PRICES,

&
Chic Chicago Sept H. l-Notwithstanding lower
was quite firm. The 1rmness was more remark
able in view Of the excellent weather for har-
vesting in the American northwest. An official
estimate Of the Russian crop showing decided
cipal bullish influence. December opened I'M
changed to Nc higher at S21ac to 82&c. Under
fairly active demand from pit traders and COM
mission houses the price advanced to $50. Min
neapolts, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF 7l6 cars, against 62S cars year ago.
AS the trading progressed the market gained
IN strength. feature of trading liberal
purchases by prominent bull. Higher prices
for cash wheat at Kansas City and st. Louis
helped to stimulate bullish sentiment here. The
market closed strong with prices at the highest
point Of the day, December being up precisely
1c at S31hc. :.
., Dash Q wheat, No. 2 red, ssA @s4Ac; No. red
hard, s1A @s5c; No. northern, soc: No. 2
northern ss@9oc; No 8 spring: So@eoe.
saSc NV st. September s2sc December
Sentiment in the pit was trife bearsh
as result of liberal local receipts. Weather
also had depressing effect values. Com
mand was very light. December opened 1sc
qWsF at sold off to s and then
with l.. ~ Sguo cars Of Of contract grade
by shorts, resulting in trmer feeling. The
market closed firm with December up II 0sac at
-ozt q! 4a ,sc. the highest point of the day.
Cash corn, No 2, 53A @54c; No. 8, 53h a
Close-Corn, September, 531ac; old, 5skc; De.
cemmber, 4sA @4si5e; old, 45hc; May, 4Shc.
Oats We're triae easier under the inauen ee
opened 3hc lower at 271sc and sold at FIX q
Cash oats, No. 2. 251a @26c; No. 3. 25@25Ad
Close-Oats, September, &c; December, NA q
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iinenan at Reno, New, can

A linernan at Reno, New, came in
contact with heavily-charged wire at
the top Of sixty-fo electric light
pole and fell to the ground. When he
recovered consciousness he wished to
return to work at once, but was per-
suaded to call it day.
"A number Of English automobilists
have formed an organization under the
title of League Of Considerable Motor
lists, for the encouragement OF careful
driving and consideration of the gen
eral public. A number of M.P.'s and
others prominent in the, professions
have enrolled their names.
Automobile .street-sweeping machines
are to be added to New Orleans munich
pal outfit for the fight agaist yellow
fever.
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MONEY A BEAR ] IN
STOCK MARKET
.-.->-- - IS
ADVANCE IN DISCOUNT RATE
ABROAD CAUSES SLUMP.
New York Exchange Opens with Prices
Down and Selling Movement On
Support Comes Later and Western
Stocks Make Up a Portion Of Their
losses

New York, Sept. LITTLE advance of i per
cent in the discount rate Of the Imperial Bank
of Germany aggravated the uneasiness over the
money outlook and opening prices in the stock
market declined turnout the list. Manhattan
dropped "a on account Of the elevated accident.
Reading was carried down i ", st. Paul, Della
ware q Hudson, Smelling, and Colorado Fuel,
about point and "a large number of prominent
stocks liberal fraction
There was an abrupt Termination to the sell
ing around 1920 and the market fell into alb
solute dullness with little recovery. Losses of
to 1 " had been registered in st. Paul, Union
Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line Amalgamated Cop
per, Tennessee Coal, Pressed Steel Sar, Locomo-
tive, Sugar and Metropolitan securities. Prices
ran of again later, led by Reading with fall
of points.
There were further gdesultory declines with Sc
we're pressure on stocks, the demand being I'M
Baltimore & Ohio, Norfolk & Western, Ontario
& Western Louisville & Nashville Northern Pa
cifc, Wabash preferred United States Steel pre-
terrea, Peoples Gas and Consolidated Cas- and
to V In Colorado & Southern second preferred,
Lead and United States Rubber. Enameling was
then lifted a fraction over Saturday and Anal
gamated Copper made full recovery with some
hardening erect on other prices The market
became duller on the recovery. Bonds were
heavy at noon.
Partial Recovery.
Isolated points Of weakness cropped out again,
but the general market showed evidence of sup
port, and there was some sympathy with the
advance in Erie. Some Of the western stocks
made up a good portion of their losses par
t1cularly st. Paul and Union Pacific. Smelling
advanced point
Nc resistance was offered to efforts to advance
prices. and 1no very little stock changed hands
practically all the mornings declines were can
celled A factor in the improvement was the
buy1ng OF Canadian Pacific and Erie, which
| n1ted the FORMER one point and the latter 1 v
above last weeks close - -. -. "
Closing quotations reported for The Journal b,
WATSON q Co.. brokers' Chamber Of Commerce
Minneapolis: Closing prices are bid.
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THE CASH TRADE
HAY. PRICES REDUCED-coRN A L


HAY PRICES REDUcED-coRN A LITTLE
WEAKER. "
FLAX-Receipts, Is cars,S against Al last year;
shipments, II cars. Duluth cars.
Closing RREices Minneapolis cash, $1.1oA; to
3 oATs-No. 8 white closed at 251kc. Receipts,
1873 cars: shipments, 16
CORN---No. yellow closed at 4S&c. Re-
oe4Rts, 10 cars; shigments. cars:
meal and cracked corn, in sacks sacks extra,
. SIG. 50Q19.75; No. 1 ground feed, % corn and
5,s oats, sob sacks, sacks extra, s1s5o@1s7s;
sacks, Sacks extra. s1s55a1s75; No. 9 ground 1d
feed, 1,s corn and % oats, 7o-ib sacks, sacks
,M M Is III, s. grades lover: Bran in
S14;!5; red dog, $1s@1s:25; ali + b in Minnie
apolis; In 200-lb sacks 81 per ton additional; in
10o-lb sacks, $16o per ton additional. Ship
ments, $50 tons.
RYB-No closed at 5es4 @57Ac. Receipts,
IA shipments, 4 cars. -. = :
BARLEY - Feed grades closed at 33@3sc:
mailing grades 39@45c Receipts, 1913 cars;
shipments, 80 cars. 4. -, :
HAY-Choice> timothy, $40; No 2 timothy,
$s@s.5o; No. timothy, s7@75o; choice upland,
S9@9.5O; wheat and oats straw, $4@4.50. Re
cetpts. ITO cars. - -.