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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
fSrcitags'S Bargains
ODtlt
Sansmtcnlilic Serfanf.

Gr0ltdl Sias 8asgloden in aiortirten
SdtonS; 14c. ipcrtb. Spe5ieu Toe.
@roBe H0itpiultuer nit Scdel, aus be,
item blnien StabI; gSertb ACC, spe5ieu
PIC.
Votent e6encrIuppen NIT etiel: bette
Sorte; Mcrtb Sac. Spe3ieu 24e.
W,nfprrs bette Gunferncns9iihien. nit
Eor6elaIt einpeIepru 0edeln; @tnnten ODER
Quarts; g8ertb 69c. Spe5ieu sic.
20 Century" 2ihis mo S~ei5sGasbretts
ner; bei5t Elm arobes Simmer dneenebm;
SSettb csc, Spe5teI 6qc.
3noerteba @Iiib @nsInmpen. nit beitem
"lnoerteo" @liibitritmpl mo gruber Mlild5s
g!ode: Scrtb 9sc. Gpe3icu I9c.
Neite @liihs@dsInlnpen nit beitem Glib,
l%iylllnpf; Grober lnftothter opal 9omglode:
SScrtb 49c. -Spe3ieu 29c.
@rtrd grober ob1Icr l9di9efeiieI aus biz.
fem Nled, nit 2edeI nno otdem &upferbos
ncl; &ertb csc. Speiteu G9c.
Fntcnt WebIiicb. i5c. lperib. Spesieu
Stroller Sober GicrtbIaser; 8ertb 1oe.
Gbriiib 0robs ODER 1raudirmeNer nit
Cnntutrten @rtifen; 8ert1 10c. Spe8ieTl
1. RIO. Nilbie bette aemifbte 5arbe ODER
Had; ollie .61rhen: &ertb 12c. Spe3ieu &c.
Quart @iidl'e oemifhtr Snrbe o6er9ad;
que Snrben.; Nertb 45c. Spe5iea 29e.
NsbGlt Stenmatten; 9Iebrdno, @ertb DC.
4sta6 o%ebunocnc eriiuc Mlais FarIorbe.
len; YSert1. 22c. Spe3tcu lie.
"Si1r" @aroincnfireder. bette Surte, ocrs
bteat lid, tttdt; bette nidelpIaitirte ytdgel;
Serth 9sc, Spc5icu 7Ic.
geitc Stfcrbetiss 3iilob0l 'er; 10 Shdhs
iflll IN EadeI, SSertb 1Oc, Badet. Spea
@robe ladirtc aobIeneimer. bette eorte;
gScrtb pc. Spe6ieu lie.
Sodtrte S~tnubtbniieln, gut genta6t;
9nrtbOia alapp,G aidbbauie fir 9 8uber;
Gnt 9cnight; sSert1 ACC. Spe8ien 29e.
g "Hd aeIt S 4 SsIelampe init beitem .. &
0omplode; @ertb $3.50. Spe8ica Si.iS.
rSrt9bieit ano 0eit" 9lnuflummie oeruf,
lole ulo rnitblofe SeIbeiSer: .Dtilers"
Nrclncr; gSert6 $40. Spe6ieu $50.
Eerteettou" ntdeIpInttirter SeIbei5er nit
gDliler. @Srenrcr; raldls NIB eeridlos;
SSerth, 1921, .SpeiteI $500.
Nelbflder NIT beitert yWilers" @reuneru.
Sf.9S. ~
Nartbol5 g9df6etcincs sttber, 8 Srb
lana, gSettb t0c. SpeSiea &c,
@roBe 9alonnitrte Wdf@cbu6er NIT aes
melllel. Settett mo Booen: gSertb soc.
Ssi galijtrte e8cnerctmcr; mcriD 1876.
@nGOnniftrte Sl6fnlfanneu init 7edeI.
SSertb 49c. Spe8teu 39c.
@roBc NoIen otr6l6herteu 1oiletten. 9u.
piers; NSerib DC. bic Role. Spe5teu s fir
25c. "
reiHcn" qcppi6 .aebrmar6ine. bette Cor.
te; Wertb $t,49. Spe5ieu 0Sc.
VrpBe iolloe 9dmpico Characterization;
3nrfrh '6eberu Sedenbefrr nit Inreem
sitcl; gSertb tic Gpe8teu &c.
oN{rS, QoitS" NideIpInitirte giaeIeifer,
@ertb 1924. Gpeitca SIC,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Ecner(cutc ucrnnaliiGt.

OoungStomn, 8, 1. Sftobcr.
- 9ei einem sur Belt Derridenoen
9ranoe, mel6er bcreitS mebrere Sc,
idGitS 8cpierte 5erltort bat, mlr'
ben orci 5cllcrDebrleltte getoOtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Gin5clnc Gua6cH= SafctS.

Nintcr WSadets, ans fancp Sbcbiplcs eGfii'
meree. NoritcoS. bldlIcu II. f6mar}cm lbis
bets. Scracs mo ihpdr6en 6Iun Nidgond'
len iilr Anuhen bon II his 20 Snbrcl mo
fir fleire Wldllner bon - bis 80 Nruits
mdub. 9HerlD 1925 bis S3. TO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Sranru SGtfct= S.ucntcr3.

@eEnu : SuBeuo enc Geilridte ernlie SAT
let Sfueoiers fir 6raucn; LANCE NcrnteI II.
Slpei Settcntni6cu; Nrobe Eerlmuiterfnbs
Pie an Der 6ront nm. ~ "gidden. sHe
@rbBeli mo icocS Siiid mctt 5iGcihnittcn.
gSerth $t.50. nEA
Srcita0 fir JJV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Wuslinsltntcr5cna

Srntcn llntcctuiucn Nah.0omuS fl
&inoer mo iltr5e 2npn GimonaS iii
%FrnltcIl. ole etmdS bcibnniti uno mint I
ntcft ejrbBcr. Wert6 soc. 6n. r. E
Stitd. SreiidG fir. ............ EJS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Tnftions In5cise.
Ter nadifte rrgnldre @ertani iinoet TAFT
Sarnitng, 3. Eftuber,
10. 30 0urmittage.
In meinem gagerbaus,
beri aiten 5iDcriaiiiqcu NnftiunS.2otaL
Nr. ri. HurosS ibe rtn. StraBe.


Del oteiem Sduftng. Nerfuuf iuiro elm eIeaats
ies allorttnteit bon SdusbuItss@ffeften, neu
llno beiltbt. ulS9eitelt. Die nelien 5adeu
lpliroer BON ben beten 5nbrifanten cpniigntrt
llllo nab rleiteln Gdgerbaus geidnot. nm anf
Mutton 5ur 6llifitpniGbulg bon @eIo fir oerr
Sdbrifnnien ~oerfuuit 8i Ueroen. Siefe Ndaren
ll1o Ipnribenspertb. od tic gut ~geiertiat uno
tinirt iino. 2ie beuubten M6beI puroen ms
bon {ipet 5arttIieu 5lgeianot. peIbe Die Sinot
e~erlaleit. Inter oieien befinoeu ii6: Sodbara.
oige FdrlorsNi0bel. Shluf5immer > Wt5beI,
mt ooer o9ne aIeioerfbrarf, 9biitonieres, 9ol,
9,sS. e%ig5ele Sbalielltii9Ie, Bullets. sllsSiebs
bagonn, Sblatttnbens Rdbel init SpiroeItbfr.
1letoeridranf. tofteie $3.50; giderIdrdnfe.
Rulie. feline Iiihe. Mutrneen, Seoermairabea.
Eollier mo Aopttiiten. feines Eidnino, Wleiifna.
FnrlOr cabinet. Combination Gtube Hleioers
lhranf Hcoer sibIiotbefitiibIe II. ~einSeIne Stfh.
le. Gidel sIrIIiiubI. 1eppi6e. Rites, Gideu
Vflberitrunf. feline SpiegeItbilr Aleioeribrnnf
lllo grobe Fariie bon Gtfeften. sur aniibrnns
Sm GroaefdIuI - arobe gartte MDbeIu INN
SdusbultesGf icfteH.
Serfnul poiitib.
J. .. Nnbnrs,
N@'o) Iuftiondtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
&ntchplcu.

6cuic brin9eu mir Gnnbenboien aus
i6mcrer GurouroD in lobfarbiaeit lno
Qrnueu S6nttirunpen 6lrut @erfauf: nit
0iiiieuinfhen, GtubIfluntmersNnGplcn Git
%5ctidumcn; @rufcn 1 his rs Sabre. Sim
peibIoiicn finn 600 Budr anie6ofen aus Ncs
fen bon ieincn Stuifen. mic: ihnur5c 2Sor'
iteoS uno biibifc GailtmereS; @rbber 3,
4, . mo 6 Sabre; in fhli6ieu llto BLOC
Iner WIoooelt. gScrtb SOC. bis 7bc. bas
Ruar. M
Sreiiag fir EJC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
9 C
@ciBe SiiQ=y SaiitS.

80 bericI6en. SGls mciIcm Silhnet &C
madt. ali Srunt nit GInnO Spipcn mi
einem aroBen McouiIon bciCbt; @crineI mi
Nrn1cll hn6ll puiicuo; mil gItem Suffer
9Sertb $t.05. g.
Sreiiu1 iir .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
gclfurt Emitinos.

N0ppcIbrcile Wclfort Suiiln0s : cine ~
te gtndubmuug GGn5 ruullener Stofie; npll
Stilde. gScrtb 12hc. Die auro. o.
Sreitup tiir ............ J2H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

6radt5ig Der .Soleoo lno Ohio.
Central. 9abn" rannte bel Suaar
Hioge in cinen bon ser Sair SIT Bon.
ling 5llrildfebrenoen ooa beiebten
ertlirItonS5ig. pobei led]s anaben
ibr 2cben eitbii6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
ltnterloicn fiir Grnncn.

9tu3 outer WhISliu nit bubIfdumiocl
Cambria Hiiidc; Gir0hcn % bis %; abe,
nnr nfiencr .8ufbnitt. 9Scrt6 Sc,
POI. SrcitnG fir. lJJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
= = a
Trnncn.S Of he.

Srnuen Gnlnletul Calf, &ici aib uto IA,
tent @pGt S6t6e. init Snnosiurneo mittcI.
tdlueren nn0 brciter Subler. nit ODER ubne
&nrhlittcr mo IN iehcr Sbbe bon 9tbfdbcit.
Scrtb $2.iS bis $3.4S. q n m
Srcitng fir u I'D y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

IS c III anid = W dhnCrdor t"
Ser "@ermonin Yi6nntrGor" biclt
qcltcrn glbe1O inter Der 2citlrng bon
Erof. SbeesorJ SstnhGracr cine giltbe,
iltd)te' Si1iBHhno e Of In fpeldber flci-
Big &ieber iiir bdY &crbitsG on5crt &c,
iibt mltroer, &n Der @eihditSlibutg,
III mcI6er Erdiiornt s. Sofmonn Den
&orlit fiihrte un6 Sr. 2oltiS Sod ais
Erotofoafiibrer funqirte, fplirbe cir
oftiueS Mtitglieh oltfoenomnlen un6
fcrncr 9~elongten 5iuei poiiipe Wfitglie.
Der 5llr Illfnnbne. nt
9onfett fiif6ie Sffi5ierc
oc8 italienii den &ren5er&.
-Sm nSotel GnSmea" 9obel gciterll
Sbeno Die itoIicniideu SERENE oet
Staot SIT Gbrcn ser Oifi5iere oeS I'M
bieiigcn Snicn liegenben italienildcn
&reu5ers oGttore Sieromosco" ein
Nonfett, buso eiten gl6n3enoen Ser.
lauf na6m. 9aS IrronJennentSsGo
mite bcitan0 qlls beit So. g. Sdioi.
fino, g. iaoaio, 9. Miceli iuto Eroi
goncin unb OnS GnlpfonBS : Gomite
Gus Sen $50. 9. Miceli, g.. Moogio,
9. 8eroi mo 9lntonio Sc Worco. 9(lS
Gooitmciiter ilngirte Sr. IS. DEL.
@inoicc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
90
GUOcrt Hccfcrs.

Sans lpoucne Iobfdrbioe. arnlc Nnno
bralne Soocrt Nunhcis lieefer3. in Grbbct
bon 3 htS 10 1obren; y uto @nicIdn'
gen; mil @inblcrlen aus Seioe am 9lcrflel:
ooppclbriiitiQ; init 2 Reibeu herdDlocicr
Stlople an Der Sront. S8ert6 NT YE
SO. Sretta1 iilr. .......... CHs1U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
GruiIclS Hnos.

%glcranbcr Smiths 0nr6 lpo[cnc SapcItrj
SUB; elm fctitcS gliiortimcnt bon MtIfier
nlo. Sdrhen. gSerib St2.50. M n I
Srcttao fir .r:.r.t.,,... UUsJS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Suffer.

lRit 9inncr mlSaci6In0cnc Softer. 1iuct
,Sdter; Stnblflnmmerl an Der Settle: Wicis
iilas geidluu; 2 Hinhlencr RicmeH: Nleb
hoocu: MieIiingsS hI1'icr. qeoeruriiTe; init
it1rfer GnlouS iibcriuarn; @rr6bcn 80 bis
80. 2Sertb $3.50. err
Sreituo fir x9J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
&cisc @uQbcdcn.

l2-4 groBe ipeihe Scden. iueibe g8uu,
gpprsinrr; ite iptcgcn o Efuno. @ertb So
huo Ydur. @A m
6reitua fir ............. Ss0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Silfulincz Etennocfcu.

Seine StlEoltne Steppoeden fir 9oppeI.
heilel. lpeit mo moutg: oi6t eineebufoeri
mo mi rellt lpelbcr 9auniuoIe etngeLegt.
NSertb 81. T0-
6reitua fir y l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

EaiIe shr Heiie in's AnsIam6 Sc.
Iorst 6. Saline, Rr. 413, Ci-Yalti.
n'cre'traRe, maize SaitOm 9uaie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Nrminitcr Hnas.

9triniuftcr Ruo9. Hn6riInntcu Ieppi6
Muiier; y hci "a 3uu orob; biihfh De
trnrIit; cute Mtltiler mo Gar MH 4 a
ben. 9Scrtb $500. SrciidG fir OHsnJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Yauama- HDfc.
M%cgcnmGntcl nnb ltcbcrsicbcr.

glbt 0arnnttrt ipo'ieroihlc G%rauanetteI
9iegcnmintcI mo q it1purtirte Mbtpcort
Gobert Ilb llcbGrBicbcr. % sou lana -
ale I'll nteicm iuit ldhcrlt6cl YrciS 81
iebr ficin jtlo. gSeri6 $3.50. GO q =
,SYcitua fir ............... GOsJV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
EehS Gna6en gct0otet.

Soleoo, g., 1. Sftober. Gil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
SctocnsH citc.
Nlnnclctrs nnh Ehnmhrnns.

Gjchrudte 0nuSflcincr 6lanelcftc5 mn
fhlibtc GbumhrapS. in hluu nm gran &c
miihtcn Snrbel; nule Stilde. Die Slnuc
LelteS iomncrt in elmer fcincn gusludbI BOZ
iGnCD SdrbcH. &crtb t0c. Die = ~
Vurh. Srcitug fir .............. JG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
ltnfaas -GbrUnif.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oIl llull ellttS Wy
fGbrtes nit cinem StroBan6o6t.
@o9gon. SEER mo 6ro1 $.
@bitrioge in eilten @robcn &c.
id)ltnbcrt. - Stub cr(eiOct i6merc
9rnnbmltnoen.
&rr5 Dor 10 llbr oeitern 9l6cn0
collioirte in Disqualification elm @c,
fGbrt ocS &rn. $. @bitriege BON Ste.
pcniorl. @ultimorP Gollntp, IN Dem
iid) ne6e1 Serrn 86itriogc oelicn
@ottin befano, nit eillem StroBcr.
bnbnpag9pn, Der Atort6A penue.2is
nic. @crr un6 Srou @bitrio0c mllr.
oCn aus Der <tihc 0cl6lcllocrt uno
Itilr5tcn IN circn 8rabcll. Sr. g8bits
ridge erlitt &erlcBungct am rcdtcn
@cin uno an Ser rcd)ten Siiftc, ipG0s
reno Sroll Wbitrio1e cine crbeblihc
Mlln0e ant Siltterfopf crlitt. Sic
@crlctten mltr0en nnd) Oilers Npo,
tbcfe 81 Soreit Eorf 9ebrnd)t unA
BORT bon Den Ncr5tell 5. =. Miogclcp
bon Sprclt Eorf un0 5. Spnb bon
Mr., S3S, Sit-Ereitonitr., DcrblmocrL
l%porolf lie in Der @obnung oca @rn.
Sobn Q. Cuttings 81 @eit arlington
9llfnobnlc ial0en.
&inb 6per pCrbronnt,
Scr bier Sabre olte &oluoro Sbool
ipiclte g~eltern Nodnlittog I'M Sof.
rollm lcincr eltcrlid)en @obnung nit
3iin0b0l6ern. Elobli6 fingcn icinc
aIciocr 6eller, mo ebe es leincm Sa-
ter, Serrn Sobn Sbool, ser iih IN
Ser &iiGc befono urtb ouf oie Siilfes
RUE bcS &inbes bir5leilte, Die Slam.
men crItiden fonntc, bate Scr &lcinc
l6lirnme 9ronomlnoen ont S0rper
lmo rCd)ten Arm erlitten. Nod)oem
Or. G6nrlcS 9. Steenfen bon Mr.
613, @orOonsslpeHlle, cineit @erbono
oltgclegt bntte, iullrOe ser &nu6e Don
leiner Wlltter nn6 Dem st. SoIepbS-
SnIpltQl" QGtraqC1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Mcacnihirmc.

90 unb ~2SB1uiac Heaenihirmc nit .
SOC. SrettdG iiir. ........... y u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
ySailor.maoc" Srancn- Nusiigc.

100 .tuiIormuoc" ncie SCRIPT 9Il5iiNe -
riht alte NIoocn,. ionoern nu0elucue NIets
Der iiir ben Serbil mo &tuter bon 1908,
glte rein mouellcrI }SoriteOe. in wciI, bluu,
braun nm idluar5 Qelireiiten Gfieiiell;
Eudeis. burcbpCg nit YiluB 1eIUlttert. ltlo
enc uniieeuo init Strtppcnidruuclt mo 30
3ou lang. Sic Rode iino ieDr puti III brei.
len SulieH aelegt mo nit breiler 6dLbel
am mnteren Gum. SScrtb CT Tx
$3.50. 6rettd9 fitr........ 0IEGV
Yannma=GiOfc.
Sine @artie llcuc Bulnnn &tde nit arus
BEN Guifeins ii6er6ogeuen Sn6picn an Der
9nn8en Sronie N Naha0nllllt9 pes Nilopl,
am ~urterelt SutlIt, 2HeitG. 9lrbcit llno Sib
ibnuten nt6t better iein. GO m
lSertb $3.50. SrCituG fit. GGsVO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Trnucu= g intpfe.

@ltc. ihpur3e 6r1ueus Striimpfe in allen
@roBeH. nb1e SduHc. &Sertb l2hc. Tn
Sreitug fir ...... T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
TuB6uocn=Scltud,

Gooenz 0eItltrb. in iroeno elmer Grar
bon her Roue urttnittcn; itrift perfef
Gltell Observation-Disclosures Wilitern. 4 =
&crtb Soc. Srettnp fir. ......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
ShnlanSItattnnacn fir Gna6cn.

GduI gulSiiaitinaeu fin. 0na0en: Gin
Nniderhoder uber noupeIbriiitiGer' gllt6i9
nit 2 Rnnr 0oien - cine ihlthtc unb cine
arnben bon 6 bis is Jnbrcit' Mir
Mnohen bon 8 bis 9 Sabren, hciteDen ole
Itsitnttnnoen aus ciuem ruiiiftcu ODER
WInirotrn NInicnsgln8na NIT , Soien -
elmer thlibtet mo elmer Nloomcr luo
elmer @ion @ulffuppc. Nme 0crrbitftoiic
lino Vtliter, einihltebli6 bon blnuen,
hrnll1eIi. prdltcft fhluGr8eH. GcitrciftClL
Nldtoo II. tnncn Mtelirungen. @+ yE
gSeriD So, Sreita0 iiir. ..... 1HsIU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
.Guocu.
SiuiR @nrbiucn.
Snncitcric.H prticrcn.

9leTte zines 5ubrirnntcn bon prndbtnoaen
merceri5eo Torticren; malhe fbnneu &c
pnort inerbcIt. BON %nItbcrcll, baden llir Elm
dc 1biire ooer Gnu0 Sede pdieno.
9Sertb $3.50. no.
5reitag fir JOW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

II DE-

ginuen appretirte aodnotlbltofie; perfel
G,Itulttdt; YutentsR1ilo. &ert6 &c. H3
ole 2jdro. 6reitag ill. .......... III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Glcioeritoffc.

, Sbmdr5c uno furbi1e adn8 pollcnc Hleis
6eritoffe, in Stilden bon , bis 3 guros;
mic aun5 mOllene 9iotles, CLEANLINESS, @duas
Ncuriettu $, crepe De Y1riS. BATTLES, Ila
buirob. lunc mo idncu Suiiitgs; IN ere
me, ihmnr}, Gbellos lIuo StraBeninrnen.
Nertb SOC. 1rn
6rciluG iitr w
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MGnncr' nnb 1iingliiaaS. Amjiif

@un5 ippncne blnle ltnb ihlpdrje 1Dtbeis
Nr6iiac fir WIiIlilcr UNI Siiuglinge, fir
Script nlo 9stl!tcr; eins oher boppeIbrilitt'
ncr nm l6 bis 20 Sabre iiir Siinaitnne.
2Ncrib $40. &C TE
6reitdg iiir .............. UUsIU
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
Stocks = Bondss Cereals
WITH NO RECRETS'F|RM AT OPENING
Was Wheat But Later Sharp Decline
Occurred---cIose Was Strong
Other Grains Sympathized.

Chicago, Dec Mar.
ket opened firm because of the fail
|ure OF the Liverpool market to follow
yesterdays decline here Local longs.
however, were disposed to SELL and
soon brought about sharp break.
For a time the market was quite de-
|moralized. Favorable weather for
harvesting In Argentinea and an in
crease Of 2,250,O00 bushels in the
worlds visible supply were the chief
bearish influences. The market be
came strong later because of ACTIVE
buying by shorts and commission
houses, and renewed talk of light
stocks in the northwest The close
was strong, May up a cent. No. 2 red
99Mm101; No. 8 red 96A G995s; No.
. hard 1915 GLOSS; No. hard 9G7s
m1o4 May opened 105A a 5s; high
est 1oG1s lowest 1895; closing 105#
GD106. December 99M !; July 9Sa.
CORN-Weak early because Of cold,
er weather and the slump in wheat.
Later the market was strong on buy
ing by shorts and also by bulls. The
close was strong. May up 1M1B: No.
8. 55As @56; No. 8 white Sc; No. 3 vel
low 5615 d57A May opened 59ss q
h highest 601s@5s; lowest 58&
closing Co.'s. December 56M; July
59%.
REFLECTED the tone Of wheat
and corn. Opened weak and later
became strong. May closed Y higher
No. 3 white 1880. May opened 81
highest 54h lowest 535s; closing
JAZZ. December 1873; July old 1914.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
HAD NO TIME FOR CALAMITY
Occasion Was One for Sweetheart to
Make Herself Useful.

Health Commissioner Darlington of
New York says it is a crime to keep
dog In city. aside from the cruel
ty to the neighbors through the dog
howls," said the commissioner, there
Is the cruelty to the dog itself to be
considered, dogs having been made for
an open-air, active. country life. These
city dog owners profess to love their
pets. II seems to me that their love
Is about as selfish and forgetful az
that OF the young Brooklyn plumber,
"A young Brooklyn plumber went to
Shawnee to spend his vacation with
his sweetheart One lovely morning,
as the two were strolling In green
and perfumed meadow, a bull ap-
peared. The bun studied tbs intrud-
ers.A- His head lowered. he paved the
turf. Then, all of sudden, he rushed
upon them al laundering gallop.
Z" OH. cried the young woman. oh,
he's coming straight for US. What
shall we dor
Here, shouted the plumber, don't
stand there doing nothing. Come and
help me climb this tree"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
brought THEM ALL WITH HIM.


4 The love OF animals is deeply i'm
planted In the Magyar character and
most OF the peasant farmers of Hun
gary own valuable horses and high
bred stock. They are well-to-do, all
though they live in primitive man
ner, have a keen sense OF humor, and
are ready 70 take trouble to put the
laugh on some one else. In "T'he
Whirlpool OF Europe" this story is told
OF one OF the Magyar farmers:
A typical peasant farmer, q man
OF considerable wealth, was well
known for his adherence to old clothes
and customs On one occasion a
young farmer, new to the district
who had taken small holding not
far from That OF the old man. per
ceived shabby figure leaning against
the gate on the edge OF his property
and said: iii, old man! Do you want
some work."
The wearer OF the shabby sheep.
skin took his long pipe out OF his
mouth and nodded gravely.
well, you come along tomorrow
and look after some of my sheep.
Bring any Of your bits OF things or
animals with you; there's plenty of
room on my farm"
The next day, as the young farmer
walked across his fields, he saw a
cloud Of dust coming up the road.
Presently there emerged from it a
herd of cows, horses and sheep--hun-
dreds Of animals with their driver
The cavalcade swept past the aston
ished man Behind 1t came a huge
wagon, creaking and groaning, laden
with heavy furniture. In the front OF
which sat his shabby acquaintance Of
the day before.
"You told me to bring my animals
and hits of things" said the old man,
and here we are. Youths Com
panion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01

A writer who Is not even ordinarily
clever can make wonderfully interest
ing stories out Of surgery and astrono-
my, because those subjects are Ca.
vaire to the general" We love to revel
in mysteries. The astronomer tells us
that there is no science so exact as
astronomy; and as | assume that
every one believes the weird state
ment that the sun has just coughed up
a streak of fame that travelled 10000
miles minute and attained an eleva-
ton of nearly $4,000 miles. You
could almost light your cigarette on
the tip OF that. Another statement: "A
giant negro. working in a cut, had a
chunk OF earth fall upon him weigh
ing eight tons. The impact fattened
him and squashed bis heart out with
such force that it few through the
air a distance OF 97ja feet When we
picked IT up it was beating at the rate
of 60 to the minute and its pulsations
continued for thirteen minutes"
guess we all believe that. too.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
carrying COMMUNICATION to The Grave


The visitor from abroad arriving
from the jamestown exposition went
about seeing New York. after which
he declared that no one need leave
that city to visit any exposition, for
there was more to be seen there
than anywhere else for the needs,
comfort and entertainment Of man
from the cradle to the grave, albeit
the cradle is now mere figure of
speech, being tabooed by modern
science in the bringing up of the
infant. According TO the curious fash
ion of New York the visitor was then
taken to visit the cemeteries in the
vicinity, Near the entrance to one
Of them florist does a thriving trade.
Entering here the visitor and his es-
cort were conducted through a wilder
ness of blooms by polite salesman
TO department In the rear. where.
to the visitors astonshment, was d
row of miniature graves decorated IN
different styles according to the Gus.
toner's desire. This said the no
lite salesman. is myrtle; this ivy.
and this Is the plain green sod The
visitor gazed in wonder while he de-
clared 1t had been truly said America
carried commercialism even to the
grave.--N. Y. Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-01
The Stock Exchange Community Saw
Old Year Out--Attempt at
Cheerful Expectations.

New York, Dec. 31.--The stock ex
| change community saw the expiration
of 1907 without regret, but with some
attempt at cheerful expectations fol
| the coming year. The cheerful senti
lment however, was not maintained
| throughout the session, owing to the
| interference of one or two incidents
calculated to dash any budding en-
thusiasm. The principal incentive to
the early advance in prices came
from abroad, where there was quite
wide spread feeling of encourage
ment over the prospect for quick inn
provement in the banking situation
after the turn of the year. When the
time for trading in this market for
foreign account passed, the foreign in.
lirence waned and prices began to
sag. Call money was affected by
operations incident to the last day of
the year but not TO anything like the
extent that had been dreaded. Some
profit taking based on the rise for
several days past. The professional
element has been inclined to distrust
this rise as attributable in large part
to manipuations in the interest of the
improved showing of market values
OF securities In the balance sheets of
investment holding Institutions.
There is a disposition to take for
granted also that the industrial re
action must run to considerable
lengths before th epoint of recovery
is reached There is less apprehen-
sion of commercial ADVERTISEMENTS.
as prompt relaxation in the money
market is now looked for which will
add to the facilities for carrying mer
camille credits. Tie process of liqui-
dation in general is regarded as es-
sential however, following the violent
upheayal in the banking world.
of the needs Of Large
Financing bya some of the principal
railroads weighed on sentiment and
affected stocks immediately CON
ceinedi The statement Of the Atehi
son system of earnings for Novem-
Der showed SO sharp an inroad on the
net returns that the railroad stocks
were affected unfavorably throughout
upon its publication. Anticipation of
a cut in Anaconda dividend was de-
pressing influence on the market and
there was no rebound after the decla
ration of a dividend. Copper stocks
L. he ,.fs 4
n London quotation for copper serv.
ng as an offsetting factor The last
lFices were about the lowest. a