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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Die S6Iusieier Der Sdule Der
Ct. @eUra SsmeinOe fanO seRsrn
Dor att Gusen futt, unO NOR sui
beiutt. bnuptiadlid uOn 9amen.
Die weibliGen GRANDDAUGHTER Der
shhIeriuneu erbislten Iueaen ibrer
DO lenoeuieu Geidmuduollen Gertip.
iteauna ons unpeiamalerie Sob Der
Ssiuher. nn1 Die Seidldltateit Der
Suwefer HueItrs, aebrerin, lamb
n ittnlil Gindlpte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
pefanntmahuns.

Dem 8ublitum CUR RaHrift bas
iG nGerlei SGuhHiferet unb Siepera.
tur in Observation-Disclosures unb
gu maBiseu Rreiie beiOrae. @eri.
ftdtte Der Sermaun Snuines Bant
seseniber. u. 9. R u d.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Gbenos nid,t nah Sauie fam uuo fie
Oes Bartens mioe beeab fie iid auf
Die ga4e TN 5etbe, aber persebeus.
Vim @ontaa morpen tpuroeu bic
Wahbarn benndrtGiiet unb man
besab fia auf bic Suhe i'm Babe
uno am SascOnabe SluFe entlana,
als eesen abenb bee iunse Susuit
Bod I'M Babe ben aeidnam oss
TermiBten funb. Cine aabuna
shrot bate ieiu aeben Elm gnbe
semaht.
6riebensrtdter 3uitrotu ruurOe To-
tort benn4ri6tiet unb bielt oerielbe
nod in ipater @itteruaht bic aeids
enidan ab, bel tuelder bic Sc.
idnurnen ben Iabripruf nbpaben
onB 6ris Brandt Selbitmoro ourb
Grihieben beaansen babe. Der
Terforbene mar nod lehie, 20
Sabte oft uno binterldBt cine betaas
tie Rutter, srei Bra5er uno suei
S4weiter melhe ietnen Sob betrau.
ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

am IOntae ruurben i'm 8iarrbauie
Ourd gaitor 8rint setruat: Ssrr
B. s. SaIiip nit SRI, gteonOra
Sadidiss. Serr Sartip ftsbt ais
Photographic In 9ienite Der @iien.
balm. unb bic Braut 1T bic 9odter
unieres aVitbarsers Serrn @bos.
8ndlHies. 8tel @tad sum 8unOe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Hiht raieno entfatt es
gu 5lnmmen bas Slut:
Sn's Ser3e Dir lndjt es
llnb inut; udd iuie gull
Den @siit nift umfanst es
Naft ben Bid aud nidt itier;
8urSam. oas Bette
ST 6 M e e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Serr SacOb 6umbure non gnIe,
mar nit ieiusr 5ruu uurssaern bier.
6ruu 3umbura reiite mad Union UNI
ibrer o%amobnenbeu uerbeiratbeten
SoHter 9isaie Keller einen mebrtaei-
gen Beiu4 abSunntten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

5rnu Tina Sauien reite peitern
uu& Snuep Bart UNI ibre Sd peter
5ruu Glfreb Sruf einen 8eiuG ab3u.
ltatt.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

am leeten Sonutup batteu uuier
&liebnI Club NIT Dem Stub aus
@aihinstOn elm @ettipiet in weldsm
puiers 5uupens ais sieaer beruur
Giaasn uOraber fOlsti8 arOBs greuOe
berriHt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

SIN gountsaefdusnis su Sutton,
@O. tuurOs uOrs.fern 5ran GIua
Suilep. petde aneetlust 1T, in @e.
meinihaft nit ipren @atten Sreo
Suileb ben reiden @rubenbefser
sag Gambler ermOrOet gu baden, bon
einem SbHterfen eItbunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Gruu 5rioa Barreu (eeb. gloess)
nslde bier 81 Seiud unO Colt Der
camille R~uetbemeper mar, reifte am
GamNna pieoer naa 81. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

gRir be5nblen bic bbdRen grelIe
in Haar ilr @ier, Seflieel, @oue,
Sdute. 9ampen. NeRius, 8autfHud
U. !. 10. &Ommt uno prpbirt uns.
vs.. 8. 8 umbs Son.
o. y. 8ubn, @eihdftstabrer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

8ert 4: iOiort in oieier
Eruferei, swet RdOden OOer spei
Suneens UNI bnsS dritiesen ~ erlers
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

B. 3. 2aueenbers BON Bnp unb
ansuit ysObh Don bier pUhnteu am
G!eufas in SsifsriOu eitp oils Deli.
nnien uun @uscOnuOe GOuntp Der
bemUiratiiHeu staatscDnuention bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

@ir Iebsn in Der 8eit bes Sort.
iGritts. gu tannt niht StiUe feb.
en- Obne iemdnb i'm @ege gu Iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

peri Oscar 8edmaun BON ct.
9Ouis mar Gnfunus Oer 8Ots meb-
rere 9aee bier gum 9eiut ieinsr
aneeb6rieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Ter Blnmenreihtbum Der geatur
III GRADE ies. 10 idOa unO aberaus
rei4ii@ bnB bic Runhperte ber
gusmaderinnen feline geabtuup
finbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Seoe @einrebe, 1serenbuih unb
Dbfbnum Usriprs@en beusr einen
e~raiebiaen Grtrna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Cine Stuotoerwaltuns wetde ben
Glwartuneen unb auiidten zines
isben ein5eluen eutipriht, siebt es
nidt. 9ieie Sehuuptuns uerOient
Oef ,eiflideu aadOentens neil iie
8abr in.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

oerr 5rau5 @.ieutbsr BON Clinton,
NO., mar bieie @O4e mehrsre Gage
bel ieinen gltern bier gu 8eiua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Ger 6lnB II am Steiasn nno mabr.
eno benz iino bic Gusiidten Iir Rec,
en- ahniie. ineen bic SUutsIeate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

9us 9ampibout Bud CIT bef6rb.
erte am SUnntos cine 6iidpartbie
mad benz @nsconnoe 5lus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Die Rdbels nit ben tursen aerm
elm ieben aus nls iuenn fie in biz
Seuernte MOLTEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

5ris Bod BON @sbler Dat leste
BOHe an Seq asler cine 4 Sabre
alte Stute fur $3.50 uertnuit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

60 iOiiet jest 10 OisI einsn Sunseu
81 erhuIten wie es ftther %tOftete Elm
Wann gu n6bren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

aagut 5eIe uOn stOfps NOR am
Canning bier UNI Oer @sburts ias-
feier ieines Shwasers 8m. straub
beiaupohnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

6rt. 8erena 5os uun 9ew 5ausn
lit bier In Der Jnmitie bes Rsp. 8.
Gnebmeper 81 Ysiua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

&ruf. 8u. Bed psl@er felt lesten
Serbf bic l~lniueritdt bes Gtaates
gennipluanid in gbilaoelpbin beiuat
mo- er benz siuOtum Der aermani.
i6eu gpraden Obliset, biett fif bic.
ie 8O9e nui Der Ourdreiie nod
Columbia. No.. bier mehrere Sage
bel ieinen s&weRsrn. Srts. Huratia
anb lima Bed gu 9eiud, aui.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Sermunn Rtnue BON abortion per.
bradte nit ieiner Jrnu bic 8Fiuafen
bel bieiieen 5reuuoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Peoples Bank
of Hermann

Giretturen:
q. VI. Bruer, Robt. waffer.
VI. y. @nller,
on. TetOtte, q q. gSrubpt.
y. u. SLIDER, penrp @rass,
ggtr besoblen 5 Rrujent Sntereiien
ani 8eitnepDiten nnO bietsa bic beIi.
en- BeDinauneen. aDmmt nnb Be-.
!nft uns.
gbDnnlrl all OaS Dsrmamner
@nsfabloff
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Suter &utb 1T cine erOse Salfs l.
wie ibunte Der Rudbar Obns 9einen
@atb fertia ruerbeni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Die StuOenten 2eunOer @raf uuo
Clifford 8biaips bon Der s,aatFuni,
ueriitdt gu Columbia iinb 81 Saus
UNI it'd ber 5erienSeit 81 ~ireuer.
Graersr HuOirt aIs AOpOtat, uno
8hiIips nts Gipil Saeeneur.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

GbuOtat .. 3. Snrtsr BON 9lew
SaUen mar eetsru bier in Seiaaf.
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Ri4ael Iefermann bun @ascol >
abe welHer rpesen eines Rheumatic
idsn aeiOens 8 @Ofen in ct.
Rarp'S pOspital gu Ssfferion 9itp
mar, mar seiteru bier, bod ianu er
uOrldufis nod nihts nrbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

gbria 8UttbOff BON Sreberidsburs
mar am Samitag bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

billie aOepte iuirb Oieie @ohs
mod Ct. Souls Esiisn urn ba au blet.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

@ur 8niei@s Don Stolpe mar
uoroetern in Der stnOt. 81 beria.
tete mebrere Ginselbeiten iber ben
LOB uOn 6ris Brandt. unb bic Ser.
le tuus BON Sbus. Bnsder ueIder an
anbersr Stile b, or. erwdbnt Iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Reiratbsiaeine

@m 8. 6aaiip. Ontario. Ga. 2l
@IeOnOra Tadihles Sermann 10
+ Gut. ". Berger, &Oiebub so
| aena 8. Sfweppe, 8esmont Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

@eiiern abenO reiten BON bier
perr unO 5rau 8m. aarnsbOsen mad
Rem gort ab, uOn NOD bieietben am
ndfiten 9%OnnerItas auf benz 2ampi.
CT 8tdder ibre &siis nud 9satiG.
lamb nntreten uerbeu. Grt. Warie
Y~rurhauien BON 8aibinetOn wirb
iid ben ReiiehOen nni6IisBen nno
s~uiammen Dor ibrer @inihlffuna
ueroen fe erft bic Rinaara.5dGe bel
SuffnlO bslihtiaen. 8is In Gttobsr
molten Ie in 9eutidlaub bleiben unO
itebt ben Ssiuhern ba Uiel Gnee-
nebmes in Gusiitt inbsm Serr anr,
bebopen broubeu uiele gerunnbte
bat peIfe itd uui ben SeIut ireusn.
.@taflide &eiie!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Grl. Nfice Bod mar am Sonntaa
BsIudsueiie in @nsconnoe Gitg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Der iuuae 5rit Brandt bsssbt
Selbitmorb.

SeIblimoto.
5tptpe. I'm BfnehmOn=
tag uerbreitete iid bier Oas @sraBt
oaB Der iunge 5ris Brandt per
iauanben iei. Eass suuOr bate
Der Strforbene nit ieiner Mutter,
init pelber er auiammsn ipObnte,
nod sefrhbfadt unO mar in ani6ei
nenO gutter stimmuns in ben poi &c.
sansen, Seine Gbweieuheit nab.
renO Oes Cages mar fir bic Mutter
nitt beiremcent, bod oils &c oes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Bel safe wurOe uOreehern bic
8ittpe uOu @urtiu sdneu. eeb.
9ouiIa Sedmann, bsaraben. sic
mar mad lansefer 8rartbsit an Der
8nKeriuGt bel ibrem shuieseriobu
Sobn arebet, BET Surtsbura peitOr.
ben. uno bate bus 20. 2~ebsuaiubr
iiberihritten. sic binterldBt auBer
ibren &inoeru gu nelhen aud1 bic
@attin uniera Mitbhraers Gbrih
Gberlin sdblt, einsn erOBen Der,
rpnnbten unb 8etauntentreis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Sdder am atm unb bee 8ruit traf
unO mebrere 8erlebunesn uerurlaf.
tie, eIadlihermeiie nltt 10 ihlimm
ruie anfdneliH beridtet wurbe$
grsgOuntp aFeEOr s. $. Reber,
gbeO. @rnf, 5erbinano Btes unb
Srant Onden reiiten am 9ienitae
mad 8arrenton uub nabmen dis
9eleeaten BON Oieiem County am
Mittwoh an ben 8erbnnbluneen bee
republitanilhen gunereB.g Contention
tbeil. Nominirt als Ranoioat fir
R0neress muroe Der Nnpalt s. @.
Sarber BON 8%arrenton. DelHer Dor
arpei Sobren surfd &aubibnt mar.
Sein bemutratii6er @eansr oamals
ruie iebt 1T Champ glart, ebenfnGs
Elm iebr tittissr Rann.
5err @m. 8. SrObermaun mar
leste &Ote in Sieblanb, Sus., NOD
er benz S~eerabniFe ieiner Wiutter
welhe bnielbit In bers8obuung Tires
ShmieaeriubneS grnit SoeliHer am
20. @ai ~ueritorben mar. beiuDbnte.
Sic tuurAe or1 %. December 1884 III
Bremen eeburen, Fam nls 12.idbria-
eS N6bden nit ibrer gltern nat
8arren County, ND., pOielbIt ie iiH
in 1854 NIT 5reo GtObermann per.
be%iratbete.. Die Gntihtaiene Der.
bradte ben er6Bten Gbeil ibres Sch.
ems i'm Staate YtiiiOuri uub ieitaRai,
1905. ueilte fie BEL ibrer Sotter in
SIinOis. Sic hinterldBt 8 8tnOer.
SIm 5onntaa ben 10. SUM-, finbet
in Der 81. @eUrss. 8irhe bic Geier
Der eriten aommuniOu Der ainber
ftatt. DOR s lhr tperben bic Rom.
muniOntinber feierlif p0n Der Stule
aur &irhe eeleitet,
Die communications BON bieIem
Sabre iinb foleenbe:
Rnahen:
6rans 8uffner, @eDra geibah,
Bilhelm. SuHmann, albin 8ereub,
Ohsner, Saul pug,
Balter &ublmann, 2uomis &au1,
Grntn Shuier.
M d b d. E n:
@athilba 6reamnnn. Iiolo emo,
Gnna 0ed, Martbd &abioer.
6olsenbe aUmmuniontiuoer pom
lebten Sabre nebmen aud nod Ell ;
mai an Der erbebenen 5sier Gbeit:
8naben:
6rib Gang, Marfus 8dumStart.
Huomia Stride, Gonnrb 2eibad,
Enul &autl, Seora Bittmann,
81 a b dJ E n:
pilba Strnsner, anna 6ranten,
Wnriu Shmars, 9berefa StatfD,
Noeln Munomller, Yiattilbe Robe,
Carolina ShDtten.
StaOtrdibs perbanSluneen.
R~eeetmdBiae S%taOtratbs Sisunp
am 4. SUM-, 1906
GnweienO aas etabtrdthe unb
@nuOr @ohlt.
9as YrOtotOI bon Der testen Gis.
une uuroe pertsien uno nneenum.
men.
Goleenbe &ehnunaen nuroen be.
DiIist nnO sur 8nbluns nnssmieien:
8. 9. wluuOwiIsr. .arbeit s "A so
q. 2nmbs, sos
u. Bedmann, S6 05
3. Ghnrff, 87.75
g. Gutter. 2s. col
O.. 6einfein % 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
RICHARD j. BERRY KILLED.
Once Owned Two Farms in the F1atbush
District OF brooklyn.

Richard j. Berry, who at one time owned
two of the finest farms on the outskirts Of
Brooklyn, was run over and killed by q
Fulton street trolley car at Spencer place,
Brooklyn, yesterday morning. He had
made some purchases at a grocery on
Fulton street and was returning to his home,
at 1881 Pacific street.
He was 90 years old and somewhat deaf.
He was crossing the street slowly. George
Cahner, the motorman, kept the gong
ringing thinking that the old man would
get of the track. When he realized that
the man didn't hear the gong and was
likely to be run down he put on the brakes,
but IL was too late.
Mr.. Berry was struck when directly in
front of the car. His body was wedged
beneath the front trucks. When he was
got from under the car he was dead.
1t was late last night when the body was
identified. 1t was then turned over to
Undertaken Willis Stafford of Court and
Joralemon streets, Brooklyn, who pre-
pared it for burial n later removed it to
the Berry home.
In the days when Flatbush and New
Utrecht were fine farm lands. Mr.. Berry had
two Of the most prosperous farms in that
section. The growth Of Brooklyn and the
building Of homes in that now thickly popu-
lated district caused him, piece by piece,
TO sell his land. He came Of an old Brook
lyn family and was a member OF the Holland
Society. He leaves a widow, two sons and
two daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
sseIFpv ~ rrxsRa


" ffea Ftae Nsy ~ FsaHfffi
ssFhaf H. dsv issfFel ne IHtssts gesls
.iesss ~ iheis sNk sNf eHsstainHsBis
ire fftl l,asias bas bssH Feil ailei llsFuugh
Uf he aHsHe cess aaA eFafv efifaeef -
aHieftafai4s ives Ntriifv
ttHgsa Henfy agHlfh esHss ~ fus@ts -
iH go . entertaining . lafse Ho,EH fHf'f
" RHefsf stsf E1H4'aF
Vesyif $50 aafifaeF M = HuHHfsF -
ffaff aHl WHHp hHUaa parties Fefs IN
lteus AmHHe fHe 'affeef ees ftuss
4.sn VS. w ant W. u fttHH tiiatins
w srH tfft VegHaa whHshHHsa ~ ant
W. F,layb nfalsv w sed So Ryhssd
V.r uag w. sesl W. ifsagy " f9tF
~ tHd Hff UNfse n ffgh tNd w ftHi
Vfs tfenyitle Rare fanHrfs fud NiHft
eira sfYs IT., slyen Wv HrsHr ~ NJ ~
iasffs
w ssi w. ithe uerenouah sho
1rersl fheif yfla on WEI iahe fosh ~
frIdsv sfe entertaining ne Rev \ : ih,yd
W. ilvvd and Wfs walhes smith ovef
sin,iav
~ James q .ehtsn arrived from shfoad
ssi sssk snd viii speed SEVERAL NrNta ~
Tptstt with hsg rafenfa. w and We
ttepry " ra1s ~ lhrif villa IN Tosvf FIN
Nj, and STR lnuis lufl~f PRESTON haye
nrsrstl iheif Trse,io wills fuf ths rea@ru
O,hrr a%fflvals N cotsAeea fos the aeas'n
include Mr. add Mrs William tatfNce
ureen - ilhaby, WIN are N ne CARTS ru
villa. Nv. and Mr. y Mon'gnNnsfv Hare
In the small Bafcy cottage. Nft u~1tg"
FscIoaton Dodge Mics floise T. nre"se
,tf aud Nlfa Morgan Coetchius, VIZ ard
Mr. Frank n keech and Mr. n Nra
Edward ! liancv.
Can't. AMI Mr- Richmond Pearson Hob
son " AInha m are s,iesta u Mr. and Mrs
Il ~ Uull ~ their villa Tor several days
Mr. and Mr. Henry = Redmond enter
ibined A dinner party Tonight ~ Their villa
Among ,he gucsts w6re Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Morton.
Amons those who entertained at dinners
nj Inc club house we're Mr. and Mrs Charles
W Van Nuairand, Mr, and Mrs. uoodhue
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. William u Shoe
ina kor. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard $, Brown. Mr.
and Mira. Morgan Gibbs Barnwell, Mr. and
Mr.. Louis J. pooler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert = Brewster
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius 4, Lee enter.
tanned a party at a birthday dinner laet
night at the club house. Among the glieats
were Sir. and Mrs. X. n. Rogers, Jr, the
Misses Kane and j. Gordon Douglas.
Mr.. and Mira. Paul Tuckernan, who
openoI their Tuxedo villa hst week, gave a
party for their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Tuckernan, to-day. Among the. guests
were Misses Coster. Miss Morgan, Mis- Cut
ting and Miss Page.
VI. L, Wesendonck, who pascal the week
at the club house. entertained Ernest Behne
OF Berlin, William Sternberg, Miss Wesen-
donck and others at dinner on Friday.
Among the late arrivals are: MIR. and Mrs
z Rollins Morsy MIR. and Mrs. {, b, Van Nos
trand. Miss Lily Lee Page. Miss McCook,
Mrs. Russell Hoadley. Frederick Jewett
Dieter, Edward n. Taller, A. W. krech,. H.
s. Hevwood, Edward De p. Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Brewster, carlton Gold
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fahnestock, and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph 0uterbridge, Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Brown and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A..
&. Thatcher, G. W. Van Nest, John Hub
bard. W. Zeller and Pierre LorLllard, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
WHEAT MARKET UNSTEADY.
Crop Scare Early Last Week Likely to He
Repeated.

CHICAGO, May 2e.-Trade in wheat this
week has been Of considerable volume.
At the outset the market was strong. The
greater part Of the business was between
professional spectators here and at other
points, many of the shorts covering and
some of the largest reducing their lines a
little.
The crop news proved the paramount in
fuence. Private wires were overbur-
dene1 with drought news from Kansas
and elsewhere. Prices at all market CEN
tres went up together. with the exception of
Winnipeg, whose market reflected the
jubilation of Manitoba farmers over good
rains, which were making up the winter
moisture deficiency there.
When rain finally did appear over the
winter wheat belt-about midweek-prices
slumped p~recipitately; in fact, the bottom
seemed to fall out of the whole situation.
There was heavy selling and little buying
of importance Of any option. The crop scare,
however. has been the means Of broaden
ing the speculative market here and at
the Southwest within the last two weeks
and is a great relief TO the trade.
There IL no doubt that weather condi-
ions prior to the re- ins of the last few days
were against winter wheat. Official re-
ports show losses Of precipitation ranging
from half an inch to four inches as com
pared with the average year. 1t will take
the very best weather and a fair amount OF
rainfall to maintain present conditions OF
winter wheat until harvest, and prospects
are that the final yield will not exceed the
42s, 900, 900 bushels of last year.
The visible supply showed another, heavy
decrease, more than 2, 250, 900 bushels. In
May last yeat the visible supply was re-
duced s,OO0, 900 bushels, and two years ago
10, 900, 900 bushels. As nearly half the Wis
ible supply is at Minneapolis and will he
ground by Northwestern millers, the large
stock there need not be considered a. availa-
BILE for speculative purposes. This month the
visible decrease will easily run above 5000, 900
bushels. This leaves the market in a posi-
ton where nothing but lines held by specu-
lative longsand the short selling are to be
taken care of, making it nervous n in a
condition to respond to increased buying.
At the same time, with the short interest
largely reduced, the market is without
anything to even IL, and sharp fluctuations
are to be expected. There is still a good
sized open interest in May, and until 1t is
out of the way, erratic markets are to be
expected.
Corn moved over a curse similar to that
Of wheat. Prices advanced early, in the
face of a good deal better movement from
the interior. The increased receipts came
at a time when the market was practically
bare, consequently they were easily alb
sorbed.
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ADDICKS BESTIRS HIMSELF.
Sets Out TO Undo Again the Republican
Peace OF Delaware.

Dover, Del, May 28.-John Edward Adj
dicks, perennial candidate for United States
Senator, seeing the entire Republican mem
bership tied up in compact to support the
caucus nominee whosoever he may be,
and seeing Gov, Lea delaying the call Of an
extraordinary Legislature to fll the Della
ware Senatorial vacancy has suddenly
bestir1ed himself.
The celebrated gas and political plunger
Is now driving over the State and keeping
the wires hot. desperately recognizing his
scattering forces, Not content with maxi
ing a thorough canvass OF all his old follow
ers, he has sent an agent to interview three
REGULARS, or Du Pont supporters.
H. has personally sought out Senator
Houston of Kent and Representative
Abbott Of Susse K. who ave been taken away
from him by Senator Alice and placed
on the DUPONT side. He has put upon the
track Of Houston State Senator Moore Of
Smy ma, while he has summoned 1rsur-
ance Commissioner Marshall to aid him
iq regaining me support Of Abbott. He
already lays claim to Senator Pennewill
and Representative Vanderberg of Sussex,
who had become DUPONT supporters. while
the two brothers Lang, Senator and Repre-
sentative, may go to him any minute.
Senator Alice is on the scene in lower
Delaware to-right working hard to keep
the Kent and Sussex delegation in line for
Dupont. but his friends assert that delay
on the part Of the Governor is the most
dangerous obstacle that has ever con-
fronted the faction torn party,
Prompt action, as the leaders here view It,
means party harmony. Delay, however,
means everything upset. candidates galore
.buttonholing and hobnobbing with Assem-
blynen, the probable election Of Addicks,
and a fortnight Of sleeplessness for those
Assemblymen who nave bound themselves
hand and foot over their hands and seals
on the CAUCUS matter.