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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-21
METAL MARKET FIRM,
WITH COPPER H|GHE R
Tin and Iron Also Show Ad-
'ances; New York Trading
Is Stronger.
Observation-Disclosures,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o-Tbe Iondo,
Tin market was higher today with spot
qgoted at sl95 los and futures at sf96
los; Locally the market was quiet. with
asked a' 'sH'o
Copper was higher in the ENGLISH
market, with spot quoted at slO6 lis
od, and futures at a10s rs I'd, Locally
the market was strong, with Lake
aSSoted eSS s9L at ss sSs23s5@2s.5o; electrolytic at
S22.62 y OBESITY,
|, Lead was firm and a shade higher in
me local market, with spot quoted at
So.0o(a6.l5. The London market was
unchanged at f19 lis Cd.
spelter was unchanged at ELS in Lon
aIonj at s6.6o@s.65 in the local mar.
Iron was higher in the English mar.
kef, with standard foundry Quoted at
gus lod and Cleveland warrants at els
Cd. Locally the market was steady and
unchanged No. foundry Northern is
quoted at s25.25@26.25; 30. 9 foundry
Northern at s24.75@25.75; No. / foun-
cry southern at $25.50@a7.50: No, Q
foundry Southern at S25.6O@26, 90,
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WHEAT MARKET STRONG
ON REDUCED RECEIPTS
Arrivals at Minneapolis and
Duluth Only Third of
Same Day Last Year.

CHICAGO, Dec 20-Greatly reduced
receipts in the Northwest has had a
strengthening effect on the local wheat
market, but because of realizing sales
late in the session the closing prices
were barely stcady. E'inal quotations
on the May delivery were off NC Corn
was a shade higher; oats were up Ne
Arrivals Of wheat today nj Minnea-
polls and Duluth were about one-th I'd
of the receipts on the corresponding
day last wear, and the small movement
caused fair demand by shorts and
commission houses on the local ex.
change, Early in the day there was
no important selling. most of the Of
ferings coming from pit traders. Re
ports from Argentina that harvesting
there is DELAYED by wet weather also
strengthened prices. Later in the day
the market eased of on reports from
Russia, which declared that the crop
in that country was in fair condition.
The market closed steady. May opened
unchanged to shade lower at 7Sh@
7SAc, sold up TO 7S1ac, and then de-
clined to 7SMTS1sc, and closing at
7SMc.
Trading in corn was quiet, but the
market was firm. Steady cables and
the prediction of unsettled weather
throughout the corn belt, together with
small country offerings. strengthened
the market. May opened shade low
er to shade higher at 433s M43%c,
advanced to 437SM44c, and closed at
43Ac.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Fruit Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-There is rather
an easy undertone In the market for
evaporated apples. as far as prime fruit
future shipment, but the higher grades
are scarce and steadily held on spot.
Fancy are quoted at 9m95c choice. SAG
Sic: prime. Sic.
Pr,nes arc in less active demand and
such small, saIes arc reported are
mostly Of the larger sizes. Quotations
range from &c 10 i0c; according to grades.
Apricots are unchanged with choice
quoted at Ice; extra choice. 17T1Sc;
fancy. 10000.
Peaches continue steady. owing TO light
available supplies. with new-crop choice
quoted at l3c. extra choice. 12bc. fancy.
13c,
Raisins are in fair tobbinR demand,
with loose muscatels quoted al T5@S1c;
seeded raisins. IMloc; London layers,
I5M1 55.
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Flour-Recepts,
%. 200 barrels: exports. II 200 barrels
sales. 1900 packages: market dull and
about steady.
Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bushels: ex-
ports. 20 600 bushels: sales. 1850 900 bush
els OF futures, Spot, steady; No red.
19sc elevator; No. 2 red SIC {. o. b. anoat
No / Northern Duluth SiSc c. /. (. Buff
falo: No. hard winter, 7S9c c. 1. (.
Buffalo
Options-Af,er opening weak, wheat
acted strong for a time, Influenced by
small Northwest receipts and bad Argen-
tine crop news. II met bear pressure at
noon. however and gradually gave way
until at the close prices were &c net low
er May. 81 i-l6@S4sc. closed al Slac;
July. S3a9s3ac, closed at 53sc; December
closed at S0pC.
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Iron Trade Review.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-The Iron Age
today says:
Activity has ceutered during the las,
two weeks In the Eastern pig Iron mar
kets where buyers have taken hold of
covering requirements for the third quar-
ter OF 1907. Present prices are regarded
by many In the trade as dangerously high
for the basic for distant commitments
and vet IL Is the consumer who is eager
10 take his chances.
Rail makers have been booking some
good orders. Including Is 00o tons ad
ditional for the Great Northern and 1000
for the Spokane International Eastern
plate makers have been forced again 20
put up their prices So q ton making
The third advance OF like amount in rho
current month.
''Quite a good run Of small sized struc-
tural contracts has come IN. Among
them are 1900 tons for two buildings In
San Francisco,
I'm the lighter lines the trade Is look
Ing for an early advance In sheets and Tie
plates. Bars are strong and are now
quotably higher In the East.
Complete returns 10 the Iron Age show
that the total water shipments OF Lake
Superior ores In 1906 were 37,5l2. .402 gross
tons. All-rail shipments TO blast furnaces
In the Northwest will bring the total
close 10 S,250 900 tons THIS Is an in
crease of approximately 1900, 600 tons
over 1905 The Steel corporation ship
mepts were 2o.s7s651 tons. Its pro
gramne for 1907 is 23oo0.o00 tons"
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 20.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market steady, Native
steers. s4.00@6.60; native cows and beif
ers. S20066.l5: stockers and feeders.
S3.00G4.50; bulls. s2.400I.00. calves. So 90
@6.75; Western steers, s3.50@5.5O; West
ern cows 81 25m4.0o,
Hogs-Receipts, 5000, market weak TO
sc lower. Bulk OF sales S6.2O96 32R !.
heavy. S6.2566,35: packers sS2066.326 /.
pigs and light s5.6O9625
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market weak
Muttons. S. 5o0d575, lambs. So ESQ 100
range wethers. si5o@640; fed ewes, s4.25
ASS
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Omaha.

OMAHA Dec 2O.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: market steady. Native steers. $3.50
9640; COWS and heifers, s250@45o;
Western steers. $3.25@5.5o; Gamers, 81 Is
@2.50; siockers and feeders. s275m475;
calves, 50. I5@6.25: bulls and stays, $500
"a so.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market a shade
lower. Heavy, s6.05m6.25. mixed, $50
@s.2o; light. s6.2O@6.3o; pigs $685. 900:
bulk, Ss.l0162 25
sheep-Receip1s, 25oOs market steaeier
and easier. Yearlings, s550Q6.l5: weth-
ers. s50OT5,5o; ewes, s4,50@5.l5; lambs
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London Wool.

LONDON, Dec, 20.--A sale of 5400 bales
of sheepskins was held In Mincng Lane
today. a lively competition caused
general advance in values. and at the
close nerinos were 2sWb per cent and
rrossbreds 665s per cent higher,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. O.-cattle-Receipts,
$500; market steady. Beeves. s4.00@1lO.
and feeders, s2.40@45o: Texans. $500
$50; Westerns, s3.90@5.e0; calves. $3.50
@s.00.
sc lower. Mixed and butchers. s6.05@
$40; good heavy. S6.25@6.8 40: rough heavy.
S5.90@6.15; light, s5.9516 32a. pigs. 800
@6,25 bulk, Sc 2oM635.
Sheep-Receipts. is, 900; market steady.
Sheep, S3.I6@5.s0 lambs, S4.6o6775.
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IN
|TDCK MARKET
|,ferer, Are Desultory
Volume of Trading
Small.
|py APPEARS
CLOSE OF SESSION
is Easier Owing to
Non of the Day
Previous.

pr Dec. 20.-The stock
r,ve evidence of a subsi"
nressure of liquidation,
,irongly manifest yester-
A desultory recovery in
.lue of business less than
4 yesterday. In the later
tlpdipg the market became
ss1snt.
\ The market was not due
NJ rc.entry to the market
Gde. Stocks which were
i,r were the principal
LAWS movement, while
f,red firm resistancefto yes
Il break moved but mar
Inward turn of prices to-
siarsnce suggested is that
Feasibility of buying to
'Sv bears for the demand
4 prices. u,,,
1loading OF the Hill stocks
c,Dl seemed to have come
4 The market was much re-
| depressing sympathetic
|kja Discussion Of the un-
: Of the st. Paul stock is
Iyry active, and the ques-
|,yassed whether the weak
induced on the stock mar
souncement was by design
-lureseen supplement- to the
\ Of the call money market
5,hs forced swing of stocks
|vsI of credits. The early
\ bans was as high as Is
4 lie rate receded to 10 per
bon snd TO 7 per cent af-
1b result was plainly due,
||1at degree, to the liquida-
4 il the stock market, es-
rdsy. The result was seen
IA Of brokers who were
bans. having sold their
|lisct was produced on the
|rpney market by the an
.of railroad companies that
repay dividends and inter
6lusry ] prior to that date,
Example of the New York
|bneed yesterday. The st.
y Chicago g. Northwestern
pt similar action today
ID not Immediately avail
Eoney market, but the as
II would be before jan
d scothing effect on senti-
fsher was heard Of yester-
] Of further assistance for
|1irset from the Treasury
heavy. Total sales, par
no. United States new As
N cent on call.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

V.fSTI
Cash quotations were as follows. Flour,
easy, No. spring wheat. 7S6S2c: No.
8 T1@s2c; No. 2 red, 744@74sc; No. 2
corn. 4Ai@44bc; No. yellow. 46d d46tc !;
No; oats. 34c; No. white, 36tc No. 3
white. 34A@35lc: No. . rye. S5c; fair 10
choice mailing barley. 49T55c. No ! flax
seed. sl:l4i; No. 1 Northwestern. s1.214:
prime timothy seed, S335@4.45: clover,
contract grades, Sl3.75 short ribs sides
0oosel. SS.35@S.72l. mess pork. per bar
rel $500; lard, per 100 pounds. So s5
short clear sides (boXed), s90009.25;
whiskey, basis of high wines, S1.29,
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Sugar-Quiet
fair rellniI- 9 5,ls@2 II -52c; centrifugal
go test, s 3-l6@3 2i-32c; molasses sugar
s5 80: powdered, $3.50; granulated, $3.50.
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ST. Joseph,

ST. JOSEPH. Dec 20.-Cettle-Receipts
2200, market slow Natives. S!.50@ 90 .
COWS and heifers. S2.25G $50; stockers
and feeders. s3.50I460.
Hogs-Receipts. 800: market closR1
strong. Top. $685.; bulk of sales s6,22s
$3.50.
sheep-Receipts, 100; market lo@15e
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S AND SHIPMENTS.
PRODtTCE EXCHANGE.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady, creameries, 226
Sic; dairles 20@2Tc. Eggs strong at
mark, cases included. 2l@24c, frsts. 26c.
prime 6rsts. Csc, extras, 30c. Cheese
steady. 12M14c
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at. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. Dec. o.-Wool-Steady;
medium grades combing and clothing, %
m2Sic: light nne, l9@21bc. heavy fine,
iIi65l65c; tub washed: 32@3Iacs
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec, 2o;-Wheat---Do,,
oember. lie: May. 798c; July, s0ac: No.
hard s0Ac; No. / Northern, 1890 No
Mnrthern. T7sc; No. spring, Ii1@I53c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-21

OF Agriculture Gn which its preliminary
estimates made earlier in the year are
revised and corrected), indicate the acre
age, production and value In 1906 Of the
farm crops Of the United States 10 be
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T.iusrpool Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2O.-Close: Wheat
March, IS 4ad May, 6s Id
The weather In England today was
overcast
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m York Money.

y
Dec. 20.-Close: Prime
El, o06} per cent: sterling
NJ With actual business
"A "a a a. ,ss;s3.2094.s325 for de-
,,,d mm .dog 4.7I.S5 for sixty-day
s,sis,' rses' $a,79lG4.so and s4.s45
1lars, 5ssc.
q oondB' easier; railroad
4 II an, NJ frm; 2@1e per cent:
=. sT ;Tt cent: closing bid and
ib arslngent Ill and nominal; six
an s cent; ninety days, s@
"a months. Z per cent,
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,,sMsy Statement.

'asasy Statement.
4 M tSs Dec. 20.-Todays
q n.reasury balances in the
IA 1--WE Available casb hall
. ssls sl gold coin and bullion.
'.u. certificates. $s4, o6o, 800.
ss Crop Bulletin.
y AZ; Dec. pa bulletin is
tSe Seetso,esu,Itural tosu, department to-
II U.al cs Production in bush
|lat .s3 .Sorn n. 70 be 2,a27,416, 0oi ;
'0e'oo'' spring wheat,
|0er iork Produce.
Dec. 2o.-Bu,ter-ouist.
ssSv Unchanged.
~ Unchanged.
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sc5onsss s-nsnt Crop Report.
Z he c,-c, Dec, 2o.-The final es-
a s,if0p reporting board of
'are (in i'iSs :, OF the Department
'm Its preliminary osti-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-21

High h-Grade Watches,
Low Prices, A. s. Reiser, Jeweler,
No, IL East First South street.
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Farm value.


Ted oushe spring wheat 59<
" he bureau wheat and 81 POUNDS TOT oa'e
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Closing Stock List.

Sales II, L. IClse
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Total sales for the day, 756.70o shares
Tribune Job Printing Co. at 66 W.
Second South
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Climb bic 0erren.

giad elmer aus Seoul, 8orea, eiuse.
troffeuen MelOuns oss @orreIpouoeuter
Der souSonsr .Dailp Muil- wirS Der
9aiier BON SOrea BON ben Sapansrn in
isiuem eissuen Palait pie elm @sfanse'
ner bebanoelt. 8or siuisen 1asen
wollte Der aller ieiuer Wia6t enttlei.
oste 9errider in Der ameriianiideu
@sianStidaft Sdus iuden; bod bic
iapaniideu SebOrbsn seitattstsu Sieies
niat uno saben als @nti6uloisuus
fiir ihr eiSenartises 8srbaltsn an, bas
Der Saiier idarf bepudt tpsrben mfiIe,
neil er nit isinen friiberen Sofbeumtsu
in iteter ssbeimer SsrbtuOuus itebs, UNI
irsenS cine europdiide Wtadt ju per.
aulaiisn, in Sorea cinIusreifen luno ibm
wisSer gum Ebron uno Su unbeiardut.
ter WfadtitelluHs ju uerbelfen.
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Carrie Nation.

Die iibersel9uuppte rSeilbsloin"
Carrie Station, bic bereits wieoerbolt
nit 8otalbsbOrben in @onflift seiommsn
lit unb msbr ais einmal binter i6weoi'
idsn @aroinsn ibre tolle 3srit0ruuss-
multi absutibtsu @elesenbsit bate,
fat es iest nit Sntel Cam su tbuu
unS wirb pabri6sinlid oieies Wtal
nidt 10 leidten Saufs oauOu tommen.
Sis ioll auf 8eranlaiiuns Der 8unOess
bsbOrbeu in @utbrie. Sfla., iueseu Ser'
lenbuns obitOner Siteratur our4 bic
8unOsspoit usrbaftet werbeH. Sn ib'
rem Gempsreujwiid, nEbe 9at4et, :"
iOI lie in eiuer auforoeruus an iunss
Wtduusr unO Siuslinse cine oirett
unanitdnoise Sprahe sebraudt baben.
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9egeu @iStruft.

Dem Seiipiel Der 9otalbebOrOen in
eleoelano uno gbilabelpbia Solge lei.
iteno, paiiirte Der Staotratb in Oiew
Yorf cine 8eiolution, bur6 welde
oem Gis'Gruit elm @nbe bereitet per.
ben iou. sllbermann geters unter.
breitste cine iebr ldnslide Sorlase,
in melder bic slufmsrtiamteit auf
oas 9eihdftssebabren Der @isbdno.
Ter selentt unO Der Oiitrittsauwalt
erludt wiro, einen Griminalpro,eB
sesen Die nGmetican See Co.. rals
@elesiibertreteriu uno Seiubiu Der
@eieaidaft" anSuitrenssu. Snbem
Psters 3u ieiner WtaBnabme ipra6,
bebauptete er, oaB. mabreno @is fur
4S Gents pro Gonne fabriiirt peroeu
Tonne, bic pGmerican See Co. es
fiir $12 pro Goune i'm Detail Der.
taufe. alloermanu S9loB torrisirte
isinen @ollssen Peters, inbsm er ibm
tlar madte, oaB Der Detail Preis
fiir @is In Der Staot 9iew gori ipi.
iden 50 uno Sc rausirs, uuS nad.
benz bas uon alderman Doua einse.
rsi9te Gmeuosment rfalls bic Tbat.
iu9sn es reatfertiseu" unseuommen
wcroeu, paiiirte Der rSoaro" geters'
Heiolutiou eiultimmig.
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Neue RabattproseFe.

Der SpeSiulanwalt Der. Sunbesre'
sieruus fir Eruit Proseiie, Sraut ..
Seuoss, uno 9unbesoiitrittsanwalt
Morriion iinb CUR 3eit nit ben Sor'
arbeiten fiir oas se9en Die Stanoarb
Oil 60. unb sine stnsubl @bicasOer
Subuseieaidafteu Seplante seridtlide
9eriabren bsidaftist. Oie Slntlasen
segeu Die Stauoaro oil So. uno bic
8abnseiellidafteu peroeu auf Sereini'
suns 3ur geidrdnfuns ces 9anSels
unO auf glnuabme unb @epabruns BON
Sra1trabatt lauten. Guf eriteres
gerseben iteht 3udtbaus. Serr Wtor'
riion mill iid nod uidt bariiber au.
Germ, Oh ct Die Sa9e ben 8unbes.
@roBseidpOreuen uorlegen Ooer oh
ct Elm @iubaltsperfabren eiuleiten iOll,
wie ss Dor bier Sabreu nit ben @roB.
fleiidern seidab. ebe sesen iie autlasen
erboben purSen. Das @riminaluers
fabren itiste ii6 oamals auf Serlesuns
bss @inbaltsbefebls. SBeil oas aber
iebr umitanblid lit, oiirfte wabridein'
li9 bas tiirsere Yerfabren Der oireften
@rbebuug BON alntlasen ourd bic
@roBsei6woreneu Sur Guweuouns se.
tausen. Sc iino iehr balo Sdritte in
Der Sa1e ju ermarten.
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SAeint ibm nnpraftif6.

sluf bic Srase, oh ss nidt ratbiam
lei, baB oas susIii6s nSaus Der Sc.
meiuen" oem @OnsrsB Der Ssreiuisten
Staaten fOl9s uno isinsr sluIidt be.
treffs Der Suoenbessn in 8ialpitOd uuo
anoeren ruiiiidsu Staoten susorud
uerleibs autwOrtete Premisrminiiter
Sir Ssnrp Campbell. 8uunsrmann fol-
senoes: Die lesten Greisniiie in
RuBlanS, auf Die Der Serr unisrs auf'
mertIamfeit su lenteu ueriu6te. baben
in oem 9auie bic srOBte gufresuns
ueruriadt; aber i'd mD9te bod be.
Sweifeln, oh ous in SOridlus ssbradts
Serfabren bas sepiini4te 9teiultut er'
,ielen ODER Die Vase in 0iuslanb ni6t
uislmebr ibliulmer MAIDEN phros."
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Grnn6liae 5uiti;.

Stiff Wiaps. elm 9ieser aus Utar.
ibull, 9sraS. Der ieinsn 9iumsn aud ais
Bil giewbrisbt uuaessben bot. puroe
in Der 9idbs uOu 8raolsp. SuS. e..
uOn siuem aus 400 8iirseru beitebeu.
ben Sisilaui' 9Omits sefanssn seuoH'
-uno na4 Bsnad sebradt. no er
auf bic is Sabre alts Sra Robsrtlon
einen uerbrsderIihen slnsriff ausse'
fiibrt baben ioa. yiadoem er pom benz
WtdodeH ioeutif,irt uorosn mar, se.
itano er feline Sdulo eiu. Gr wuroe
na6 osm Slug sebradt, bort an eiuem
Baum aufSebdns, rno. ebe er uollitdn'
big toOt mar, auf einem S1eitsrbauisn
perbrannt.
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Der Bar in @er,ipeiHuna.

aus ct. Petersbur9 1T in Berlin
bic Ota4ri6t einsetrOffeu, Oab Der 3at
Der SerSweifluns nabe lit, neil ct uon
Der reaftionaren Sofclique ebenio bart
beorGnst .ruiro, wiel BON oen.Yertretern
in Der Duma. @r ioll, 10 nirb aus
slaubpiirbiser Guelle ueriidert, pabs
renb oerllestenGage mebrereSbuma9ts'
anfalle Isebabt lbaben.uno ieiH 3uitano
ioll 3ul3eiten 10 bebenflia iein, baB bic
9eibGrjte ibn faum nod allsin laiieu.
@r periOnli6 liit.":seneiSt, !. cem..9SilIen
oes SOltes na9;usebeu, aberloie reat.
tiOnare Sippe mudt uer3weifelte sln'
itrensungen, ibn oaju gu ueranlaiien, Sas
Barlament Su iprcuSen, uuo ioll ibm
iOsur init abiesuns brOben, wenn er
ben Sanpi ui6t fort wa9t. @s lit
in ben einscweibten ct. Eetersburser
SreiIen Elm Ofienes 9ebeimniB. baB
bic @roBfiiriten Glique alle SOrbes
reitunsen Sur Giuiesun9 elmer Gessnt,
iduft setroffen bat unb ben in ieinem
@leuS bcbausrnswertben slutofratsn
na6 sinem einiamen S6lOiie ihidsn
ober in ein Sloltsr itsden luiro, fails er
nadsiebt unb cine eoultitutionelle Re'
sieruus beuillist.
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@unSerbares Gntfpmme,.

Der Saratosa.S dusl1;us. Der feinits
unb idnellite Paliasier;us. Der jDii9sn
9ien 9crt uno Saratosu fdbrt. puros
in Der 9tdbe Der Stabt 9alliton. u. g.,
beinabe uollitauois Ierttiimmert. obns
oaB aud uur Elm guiiasisr usrlsst nor.
ben ware. Der in Der 9idbs oes oorti.
gen Stdotdens itationirte 8sideniteller
Offnete Die uertebrte 0siae. ais Der
3us nit elmer Sdusllisfeit uon so
Wfeilen per Stun6e oaber sebrauit fam.
Der 3us entslsiits uuo ltiirjte eiueu
abbaus berunter /; oa Die 9otOmotiue
aber uon BEN 3us redt;eitis setrsnut
wurbe, fisleu bic Baseu Bur Seits unb
blieben rubis lieseu, pOOurd es ben
Paiiasiereu m0sli9 semuat purOs, ;u
eutfommen.
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Necaftenre beimaefehrt.

Die @uslauofabrt Der 8soattsure
oeutider 3eituuseu 1T gum abi4luB
selanst, uuO weuu man aud in Berlin
germ aunebmsu m6dte, oaB 6ieier Be'
iuddfiir Die Isftisuus Der 5reuubidaft
jwiideu beiOen Sduoern uon GROCER
8soeutuns 1T, 10 taun man bod ben
Srisbsnsbotidufteu Der 3uriidsetebrtsn
rcommauoirsuoeu Generate" uidt 10
redt @laubsn idsnteu, wenu man
lieit. mas iid bic enslihe uno franSOii'
fds Prslie Dsutidlano seseniiber cts
laubt. 5ait einitimmis wiro aus Cons
bon uno Paris semeloet, oaB bic 9ers
rsn in Der unnlittelbaren llmsebuns oes
Saiiers leines beoeutIiden @eiuuobeits'
iultanees megen pou Der 9r0BtenBelor9s
uib erfiillt iino. @enn9leid auf oieie
Dislbuusen uon 8erliu aus iofort Die
eutldieoeniteu Dementis sefol9t iiuo,
10 babeu, pie Die @rfabruns Dieoerholt
selsbrt bat, iolds Dement'S oieier
Wtinirarbeit, bic li9 pou souoou iiber
Paris mad ct. Pstersburs eritredt,
nod niemals Ginbalt sstban.
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GiSenb abn Seittabelle.
Selauare, eadauanna uno @efiern 1abH.
Su Graft ben d. sunni 1906

Su 8raft ptu "a. Suui 1906.
Glhlih h-g5uldbt Scranton fur Ntp gori
nm 2.O5, 3.20, 6.05. 500. 1920, Born. I;
1910, 3.25 une $40 Na6mitiass. 8iir
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1910 Rcr uur 05 Ra6m. 6lr Ssptgp.
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f.55 glatmittaas Sspsso. SpraeuIt unb
iitiea 3ua um 6.25 Rpr. lGuft t6sIih, auset.
uomutsn Sonntaes. 8iir Wpntrpit um 900
Wlor.; los uni GAO Rahm. NihOllpn ae.
tompeatipn, UNI 4.U0 Rahmiitaas. Bling.
hampton NctpmoedtiOu, nm 6.t5 Watmittass.
Hloomsburg' 9ipifion-grlGBt Srautpr
fir WortbumbtrIaue um 6.35. 10 20 Ror.
i,55 uno $40 Ra&m. 8ar gIpmoutb I'M 9.O5
Ra&mittass.
SountasSs3iiee.
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6.O5 nnb 1920 @prssns; 3.35 uns 3.4C
Na6m.
gSrblid - 8iir Buffalo um t.t5, uni
6.25 Wcr. t.55, GAO unb ti.f0 Na6m
fyar SiuebamiOn unb 3piIttnltatiCntn, 9,OC
unb 1910 8prmtttaas.
Hloousburg Sihiiiou- -gtrlGht Serdnirt
nm 1920 Nor. unb $40 Na6mittass.
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0erniAtete cine ean;e Samilie.

slus Butb oariiber, bas feline Satin
iif psiserts, ,u ihm suriid 5u febreu,
eridoB Gburles 8rewer in 9ucebale,
WfiT., Sunddft oisie, moroete bann feline
S4wissermutter. uerpunbste isbr
idpsr Die @roBmuttsr ieiuer Satin
uno iein tlsiuss 8ino uuo bssins Oann
Selbitmorb. SO wiro bebuuptet. baB
Srewer. Der Elm iebr jdbsoruiser
Wtenid mar, oariiber. OaB feline Srau
iid weiserts, 3u ibm suriid ,u fehren,
in Butb serietb uno Die iaredlide
Sluttbat begius.