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tions OF the State.
When then / came to draw bill at
this session I sought TO reflect the leg
islatiyc sentiment. and against my own
personal Judgment in the matter. made
the commission a larger one. in the
hope thereby of winning to It's support
those who would not support It other
wise, and this / have hecn assured In
several instances have succeeded III
doing
In the light OF this record of persist
Ont effort 10 advance Il ruch-needed
reform, intent upon the end TO DO
achieved and having yielded to the
Judgment of others upon the question
as TO how the commission should be
constituted, having been willing 10
have the commission either large or
small. composed of non-legislative
membership or of legislative member
ship, provided only that II have the
power efficiently and inteliigently TO
gather the information which is the
thing most needed by the General AS
scinbIy / submit that iGnuendo of
your editorial is not creditab1c to your
great paper and does me grave injus-
tice
/ confess that agree with those who
think that the experience and ripencd
Judgment gained from years OF dealin.
with the finances OF the State By the
presiding officers of the House and
senate and by the chairmen of the two
Finance Committees, these four being
ex-ofllcio members OF the proposed
commission under the terms of my bill,
viii be of high value upon any such
commission. The remaining eight
members are to be chosen Jointly by
tho two presiding officers. so as to give
tafI nm ~, Iop
every congressional district, and the
commission is expressly empowered to
oy all necessary stenoGrapllic and
other clerical assistance. which. [
think, is broad enough, and is intends
ed to allow the employment of such
expert accountants. tax experts or
other assistants as the commission may
find advisable.
Since the commission is TO report 10
the General Assembly something would
be gained by having such OF its mems
beers as may be returned upon tho
floors OF the two houses to assist in
framing the details of that legislation
But. as has been stated above, I am
not so much concerned as to how large
the membership may be or where it
shall come from as I am that some
measure may sbecome law that Will
meet the end In view.
Finally, I fully concur In the good
things that you say Of Senator King
and his bill. He and are working
comparatively and not antagonisticallv
toward the same end, and II it is found
that his bill has stronger support than
mine, shall support 1t as cheerfully
and sincerely as would my own.
AUBREY r. STROBE.
Richmond, January 81.
i i
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I'VE think that Senator STROBE Is
undulY sensitive While we criticized
his bill vigorously Is it seemed to us
that it deserved to Sc criticized, he is
mistaken In thinking that we either
impugned his motives Or INDUCED in
any "innuendo" at his expense or any
body else's. Nor, after a careful peru
sal OF Senator strode's letter. can we
find anything, to show that we have
done him any injustice, grave or other
wise.-Editor The Times Dispatch,l
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c,Inrclline 1nrough Georgin.,

I observe a reader states thai that
vile song Marching Through Georgia
is sung In the public schools VIII
you state. If you have no objection.
whether this is the case In Richmond?
If 1t is, 1t should be stopped.
NC SICIAN.
Walter C. Mercer, instructor in
music in the public schools. states TO
us that this song has never been used
in tho city schools is not found in the
gong books used here. and viii mover
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The Charleston News and Courier
desires George Bailey to tell 1t what
a simoleon Is. Why In the world does
the News and Courier expect q Texas
man to have any inrorrla-
ton about such a matter?
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Ing away all money of this sort that
came into their hands

According to report. Walter We'll.
man is arranging to lily across the At
lantic In his drigible alrsiip.' we
predict that Walters arrangements
will take long timc--.in fact. all the
time there Is.
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Major ]. G. Hemphill. whose bril-
ton News and Courier is known oil
The. nation, is to become leading edi-
torial writer Of The Times Dispatch
Major Hemphill Will take charge about
the middle OF February, The "Supreme
in Virginia" united with the supreme
of South Carolina will make n strong
l-Gopbiaat n.--Farmville Herald,
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, vrncMrA's MopEsrr rscunA-

Il
They had an apple show at Win
! chester the other day, and there came
! TO it an agricultural editor from a
famous apple State in the North. HIS
| name is II. w. Coflingwool, and in
his paper, the Rural New Yorker, lie
writes of our Valley section in the fol
lowing way:
4 II we call Vermont the "bashful
State and Maine "contented" because
4 they will not let people know the full
truth about their apples, do not know
what name TO apply to Virginia This
4 valley produces apples in such variety
/ and of such beautiful color and quality
| that the fruit show there is like II
| flower garden.
Then ne says this
! There was a great display of York
1mperials. Crimes, Winesaps, Albemarle
and other varieties. which apparently
grow TO perfection in this Valley.
And next he says this:
Mr.. Van Deman, who Judged this
fruit. and who has been doing similar
Judging all over the Northwest, told
me that several boxes shown at This
Virginia exhibition were the finest he
ever saw.
If any other State hut Virginia tor
one or two other Southern States) had
such a wonderful natural ability to
grow apples, it would send up such a
shout that the whole world vnaId
pause and listen. Ridden by a congenital
modesty, Virginia sits silent and de-
murely looks at the floor.
The West has built up an apple su-
premacy on brains and nerve, prnci-
pally nerve Many of the orchards
stand on lands not Intended by ma
ture to DO mentioned in the same. year
with the fruit lands Of Virginia. These
Western people, aided by strong in
fusion Of Eastern business brains.
have turned in and irrigated their UNI
promising tracts. Fruit grown on IT.
rigated lands is never so good as fruit
grown on natural lands, but many
buyers do not know that tho West, on
its nerve and brains. principally the
former, has grown pretty. and there
fore marketable, apples; the West wipes
those apples individually with a cloth
and wraps them Individually in tissue
paper: the West packs them, graded, I'M
neat boxes; forms cooperative So
cieties and markets scientifically; and
for all these reasons the West pays
freight on it's apples and sells them
at hurrah prices in the finest apple
country in America; that is to say, in
the State OF Virginia. which was OK
actly where Mr.. Van Deman, tho ex-
pert judge, discovered "the finest he
ever saw
Isn't it absurd to be SO modest? Isn't
! 1t absurd to be beaten to our own
markets by remote but cntcrprising
! individuals who audaciously discount
our natural advantages with an i'm
mortal gitlup- and git? Some day Vir-
ginia will develop her commercial
nerve, and then those sections that
have long traded and fattened on her
lack of it will be compelled to subside
toward the rear of the hall.
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All efforts to get the people of Rich
mond into frenzy of Excitement ov-r
the naturalization Of the Manchurian
Railway have so far been a complete
failure.
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MI j. G. Iiemphill, for twenty five
Years edltor-in-chief of the News and
Courier. has accepted similar posi-
ton on one OF the dailies of Richmond,
and Will go there next month to take
charge and assume the duties OF the
ne" position. In 1870 Mr.. Hemphil
was one of the founders and first
editors of the Abbeville Medium, and
he has been engaged in Journalism
continuously ever since, being classed
now with tho editors az greatest
ability and influence in the United
tates.--Mccormicl1 Messenger
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The Following announcement. dated
Richmond. January 0. appeared in
the News and Courier of Monday last.
Announcements was made to-night
that Major j. G. Hemphill, for the
past twenty years editor of the
Charleston, S, c., News and Courier,
has accepted the editorship Of The
Times Dispatch, his new duties here
to begin about February 10"
To the press of South Carolina es-
peclally, and to the press OF the South
generally the announcements that
Major ]. G. Hemphill will soon retire
from the editorship OF the News and
Courier. where he has so ably and
efficiently labored for the past twenty
years, as successor TO the late lament
ed Captain r, w. Dawson, will be a
matter of sincere regret. Especially
has he labored for the best interests
OF Charleston, and to that city his re-
tirement will be a distinct loss. FIe
leaves to assume tho chief editorship
of the Richmond Times Dispatch.
With heart in hand, and with best
wishes, we say to him, good BY.
Laurensville Herald.
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chimes This young Duke OF sora Is
therefore the brother OF Dona Teresa,
now betrothed to the future Earl of
Newburgh.
The Church nnd King Leopold.
Strangely worded. indeed. Is the pas
toral Issued by the cardinal primntc
and the episcopacy OF Belgium TO the
people, concerning the death OF King
Leopold. 1t concludes with the words:
THE religious marriage OF the King
and his Christian death give us firm
hope that God has been mercitu1 to
him, remembering only the higher
merits OF his royal career. Condemn
not. and We shall not be condemned.
'Nolitc condemnare ct non condemna-
vivimini.' Let us rather repeat the
prayer which tho church re-
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STATE PRESS
The Dniry Inspection Bill.


~ ~,
~. .ie , 49, 80 isp,e ,tot Oh dairies Lynch
20 an cxcoiisr,, ,rn,,;r ~ goJee ,iou :,
- h;, -, - ,. taioi. ana - catcuiated
! .i suPpE. mat the etticiencS OF inspec-
.to " -. ..Nap 'mo s.'ies shoulu De. IN tact,
enllteis III we nahas OF the state inspector.
ana, a,,noa1 w. -. ~ 80 naas VIC court o.
hnaa -, ~ 30 80, .a.S t t' o' 'is othsr
.'hhu, ~ 10 serious hafm. II is all right
~ ~ az $50 ~, W sst certain STANDARD
III iriss an, ahu h'lk. put II one city should
insnantio,a .i,nn ahuaru more careiul
entire stute. ano provide an expert, prob
LOT, Is y nov Ii.'eulous TO give state In
tors work? Are there not Iocal health
boards and local courts r. docida ~ ,aca
questions? -
Furthermore is thore any ,ssuranco tha+
tLo state ,nsnso,o,. i any assaL . anee lna
competent than the rnrnc,a 20
iciaIiv in carrvinc or. W. sra,Jsi.,,, ~,
municipality in question ?IIynchburs Adj
vance.
Saws state should a., IN r;, r..t;n,
Tho +;,,o ,or ,n,,, y.
., vIreinia no 49,. on tie llquor ques s!
ton refers 10 inc welfare of the Democratic
az .,''u ~ ,Me state There appears 70
,e,,1a nl aths, ~ ~ me mlnds OF ceIealn
,he reono ns us lahy as 20 per cent o.
nrohihition The s,,s oe .,a ,.a..1a ha
ai,an ~ Int a,s. a.ts"er that Woutu 70
gwen en-, 20 anis question appears mighty plain
,eaIanie' unbiased thinkers in the fact
.vIu' sue liquor IS now barred
Gina while IN oni,n wv coui.ies t,,ns.
Era, ,t h',m ~, ~ qul1e NUMBER OF thoee
p'her 1ni'ts-swo counties may be found at
AZ 80 ~ 40 PEI cent OF the people IN faSor
believed that tbcra T. III some No 20
condition is not nla,n ,n, - ti,a
me peop!c are DESTROYS of having liquor
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Health Officer Doty OF New York,
says that there is no danger in dirty
money which may help some among
those who have been hurriedly throw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Houston. Texas. muses. the Buffal,
News, us to have a week of prayer.
Houston. Texas, should have at leas
one every day.
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MORE ABOUT .'rHE DEACON.
Dictionaries arc Rnnsnclscd for Adicc-
tiycs to Praise Editor.

!, we regret to learn that Major j. G.
i'enlphlll Is going to leave the State,
ana especially the good old News and
courier 1t will not be the same paper,
a., n'lu soilehow we cannot imagine Major
Iaehlphiil with any other He is a
seiS aple editor and has done much
for Charleston and the state. ana tust
now as Charleston is beginninr 8 ia
take on new era of progress it seems
haru 10 give up Major Hemphill.
But Richmond 10 fine old CITY and
me Iimes-Dispatch a good paper, and
Wi! be made better by the acquisition
Oh MAJOR Hemphill.-Newberry Herald
and News -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

A contemporary announces "a re-
shuffling of the British ministers and
We confidently expect to see the Irish
Nationalists emerge with few
trumps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

They call her the Seine. but she
has manifestly got a touch Of congeni-
tai insanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

The corporation tax cases will not
be heard in the Supreme Court till
March IA. Pay the tax on March 1,
and then, II it Is declared unconstitu-
tionai, see what you can do about get
ting it back
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Fedora, pc,klon..

Fedora, Per ,lon..
Please gite me some Information az
to where can go TO get some Federal
pension papers fixed up.
A SUBSCRIBER
II you will call on the United State.
district attorney at the new post-ofiicc
he Will put you In communication with
the pension notary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

He is poor spender who complains
about the high cost OF living when a
prize hen can be bought for only s12,-
00O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

1t will be noted that nobody is look
ing around for any snug berths for the
best known of all Brooklyn physicians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02

Dear old beefsteak.r signs the
Midtown Banner Yes, indeed About
81 a pound, isn't it?
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Daily Queries and Answers
Address all communications for this column Query Editor
problems
valued and no dealers names will be given.

be taught our children. The qucris,
TO whom you refer lived in another
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contemporary informs us that
more than 100 persons were killed in
religious rioting" in Russia. Our
understanding is that these Russian
religious riotinss are very much like
the gentlemanly lynchings of Texas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-23

Gurfsm. - Gtnbeimtias 4o--5Oc per
Iuseno.
BIumento l.--Gtnbetmsider 81 so
per Tnteno Gopfs.
Grhne bnen.- 6anep Il. .oo-1.25
per 2 guTbel, seahsbobusn sl.0o - l.25
per cad.
qsntsgfcbun.,
pcbuen. - Narit itetts. grsma Wss .
youfaft ss.l5, ssE,bte unS BET Ssas ee,
pfiadts Rspp $3.50 per Ba.
Seu. - Narft rutts- 30. / TtnDt5y
s20. 1871 90, Rs. q 20. Sls. .O0--ls.25. Ro.
8 bo. sl7.OO-l7. rs; Alss, ssmifttn 30.
SIS .Co-ls.50, Ne. . 30. &l7O0-l7.5O ;
qIse. Rp. 1 sl4.6O--16.00. Ro. 2 sl3.O0-
ia. 80 pc. Ton. NIfaIfa 1890 per Ics.
Qeues Ro, Tumotb Sl7.0).
Wnbfenfutter tn ftetto. - eIsts $3.50
--ls.5 MibsIins srebe$2 .50--22.so. bo.
feiues $24.50 - $3.50, gemt'ttss Suttsr
sIg.50--2i so per Tonne In Butt uub 81 90
mshr auf bem 0eleiis.
gerfntebeu.s.
cate. - Warft rubss unb f.F. eeinbl
robss s5c. oefo dbtes 66c per gaIone In 8ar.
Hen pon IA DbL Grra CONNER 1eh
qoYo6f sye psr OaHons. cotton ssee
Del roles 50 - 60e. raffntrt.s s3--s4s
0auone. zsrpentin zoe, Petroleum. Ger.
isetson Ioe. Ohio. Rsntntu uno Snbiano
aLe per Gaaons. GroUH GaioIia lSe,
RavAta l3e per @a1sns.
cal. Der Narit n rusts. Etic
River 90 - s5e, 1s1ssan uns atror
S4t per gbI.roH $50 BIB.
/ 1aIa In fsetia. 1rsra sits 6T Tt
DO. 6ountrp eL-61e per Sfune.
eohIe .-Jtdrlt ratsa gouasiuas.rr
1915, aus nnb Glad sa.O0 - a25
garapka eta1lohlsn es.7s. Rus ans
Glad el .o0--2.25 per 7orzs ebs.Iiefert
Rasdlo'e etsdiobIsH 1913, antbratii
s725 per Tonne abaeIiefsr.. Sole fofer
/ Lille per gu. obaeliefsrt
edmereien-Mari tsttq. 2Is.'aa
men &S $500 auf benz g,I.ti, unb es 81
I5.7o psrSu. som store. Ttmothp 81. 40
.e5 auf benz 0elsifs anb sl.sO-a.0O pc
Hu. pom Store. Duhu.iseu s0e. Sslahs
Jaanen $a.a5-2.75 per 6u. unsari'de
WtQst 81. .40--l.50 osutit.r DO. sl.50 -
i.e0. creinxrer DO. s1.4o-l.50 rsr Gu.
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Ginetrratt. %. 3uLi


Sci gittsburq III Der Flus i'm Stetqea
beortfFen. iouit c6er idat oerieLte uno bate
am 45eno bel hiefiger Staoi etneH 8aiiers
ftano ron l5.2 Sab.
Die folserhen Tspeihen ftno rodbreno
ess eeitrtssn Tdses bIsr einsetro'reH:
sittssura. ga Der Sta5 aE stHsR
HsHsritans bon 10 5ab uns Iteist.
Bss.Itns. ID. "a. Der slus tss eli
ssm BaHUsans pon 81 Jus uno Tdas.
Rarierssurs, ID. sa. Der SIas sas
sinss DaHuhaas pon So Jas Ano fdlt.
Rauamha. 5aIls. Der 5Ius Dat cts
ssn NaHsrAano RON 30 5as uno ldIlt.
GharIeRor, @. S. Der SIas ba. 81.
ssx DaTssaano poa 81 Jus une idIIt.
rt. gleafaat. VI. ga. Der Alas sat
sissH MaFsrtaao pon 81 Sgb anb idat.
gattIettsbuta as. Ter Slus oct
sinsn DaHsrfaan uog l0.4 Tus uHs fdlt.
gortsmouts. .. Str SIai 81: stRsa
MsbsrNans soa l2.l 5ub anb faat.
2sutspiIls. n. Der I!us bat ssasn
HaHsrAsxe Bon 90 Jus sss falt.
esaaspilis. 3ns. Ter Slas bat st'
sss DaHsrhans psx 1873 5ub uas fdat.
gairs, sas. Der Slgs Sat stssa Bsi'
sr'tano Don 3l.9 Gus use lteist.
HsHyhis, TsnH. Ter SIas hattie stasr
Danertans pom 22.4 gus uas 'tstgt.
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selt audi Das Qiebe5gIU6 folder iuugen
9aQre Qef0rDert, bon DeUen ss i'm ulteu
&ie0e 9eibt: ySis tonnten 3ufammsn
ni6t tommen." SiH0 gum 8ei'piel in
elmer 1Sdmtlie Batter uuo S0hne fO3tus
ltitiih, bic 5ohter dber rcpublttdntft
qeiinnt, 10 berLobt iif otsie NIT etnsm
gartei9enoTen, unD ia ihr 10 oas Sls
ternbQus CUR 60ue piro, 70 brennt lis
etnfd6 gum Qiebiten ourd, DeHen 2ica
be our6 bieieS Cpfer nur nod haltbas
rer ptrD.
fFrau D. Clemens bat Tt, Ipie Sie
Ihon tpiiTen, nit bem 9ereral Secta D!
GpfiatQ DermG6lt. Ston friiber rpuroe
an oieIer SteQe bon Der Dame 9e'prcs
den, ais BON Den r0mtiheH Ddmen
Die Reoe mar, Die fh in ihren SdLons
politiI6 gu betbdtigen liebeu. Jrau ,.
Siemens nuroe. ME betdnnt - unO
rpie i6 periihern tpnrte, nit llnreht--
Don eintgen 6eiBiporen Der ttalientz
icbeu Gammer cine beDentlife 8orIie>
Be Fir internQtionale Bolitit por9es
norfen. Tas 8erebe fubrte, Die man
tDeib, i'm 5riibjahr 3u StunoaleH IN
Der 8ammer uno 81 parIamentdrt'ha
miIitdriiten 3ueQen. 9enerdl GoHGto,
Der oamals fdou beimIth 8erIobtsr
Der Truu 3. Clemens mar, oueQirte I'D
nit Dem republitdniIhen oetBiporr,
Qbqeoroneten GbiITa, ieines 3ei6enS
! SpielDqarenfabritant. 4m 7. Sutt
2lbenos um baIb 3ebu ubr fdno Die
pisIbeipro6ene 4ffatre ibrsn 4bihluB
inn 5ruuunosidale auf bem rOmtIheu
aupitol. 0ds Yaar mar nur BON 3pei
3euQen begleitet. Der 8enerdl - er lit
So Sabre aft - trug ihDar3en Strus
benon5ug, Die ourh ibre S6Onbett bs
rlhmts 8raut erItien in elmer creme
fdrbenen SpiBentoilette uno tru9 etnen
rieftgeu ihnar5eu 9ut nit StrauBe7s
TeDern. Die ErQuungseremonte oauerte
nur einiqe Utinuten, oann brahte etlt
2luto oas 9udr CUR WObnung Der
9raut i'm gaId83o 8arberint. Woal
ntdt pbne Qbiiht mar oie GbeI6Iieb.
una bis gum S6luB Der &ammer auf
geboben moroen, benn man tann nix
piTIen! Sir getpifIe 4bgeorDnete, oit
bem betanuten 8erber &leon aus4tber
aleihen, 1T ia tein anoerer Stoff ioId
elm QedsrbifTen, pie cine rattonalpa
, triotiI6e S6nHffeIei, bic 3u t0nenotr
!. 9aterlanos6pmneu QnIaB giebt. I'M
, Iolhe 5pmnen pirteu bei Der groBtr
, U9aiTe um 70 mebr, penH Der betretfen
! De Reoner Iit) ionit rooQ unb gang
oeqen Die .unproOuttiuen ausgGben'
Der MpnQrhie, Die Qrmee uuo De-
: 7ylotte gu srhiBeu pTIegt.
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pie 8uillptine IN 6 b in a.
Gin neues 3eihen Don Dem Glnorsn@
qen dbenoldnbtTasr 8ultur piro aus
getinq 6erihtet: Speben 1T IN Der
5auptftaot oes bimmltiheu Heihes ote
erits @uiQotine eingetroffen, be in
Sruntreih bsItslIt IpprDeu mar. Die
SinrihtunqsmdIdiHe puroe Iofort tm
8efdngniBhofe dufqeItelIt, oeHn bet Der
goIFtreduua oes 5ocesurtheils fou
tiinftig Die CeTTentli6tsit aus9citultet
bleiben. gu oleiter l3eit haben Die i'm
6inefiifsu Strdfredpt Dor9eIeheneu
gooesarten cine lmtpdnolun8 erTdhz
rem. Der Cob ourh Die Softer III be-
Tetttot. 9as neus Geiet nsnnt bier
5opesurten: iofortige Gntbduptun9,
aufoeifcbeHe Gnthauptung. Iofortigsr
5op burd ben Strang uno auTge1d)p=
bener 5pb burt ben Strung. Dem
adiier rpiro idhrlih eiHe Cite aHsr
StrdIIinqe, uber Die Elm duTi9lebba=
res 5ooesurtbeil osiprpnen lit. Dor
aelsat. Der aaiier periieht cine ee=
ntfIt gnsabI pom Rdmen nit rothsH
Striten, bic betrefTenpen 8erbreter
rerben ounu hingerihtet, pdbreno Die
I 1crjaen bis CUR ndtiteu 9orIegung
/ tiefer 2ifts Der Iooestanoioattn pettsr
( lebeu oirfsn. Damn tommt rpleotr
Die ihredlide 3eit Der ungepiBb'tt,
bis bic Sooeslotterie pieoer entIhisoer
bat, rer Iterben muB unD psr Epelter
lehen icG.
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Usts. Sssss asA usssss u Rss Osn
/ OeIb ION eau" mar milis ~ 2l-2H$.
prsma 0ef1dftspaptert uusbsH " 61s--
6 q bisfontirt.
Stsrttna GE6dnas ih ftetie. -
ei1t ,u s4.s51 .s5sS uno 90 Gage Si6i
~ s4.s31 31--4.65L.
Bunees .Dbltgatie n warsn ne.
tia une uuroen pie foIst auotirt:
Der. StaateH RefunSins ~ 10os<S ssb..
~ reetftririe lI923) ll4X-ll6, Gou.
pons li4[-ll5L, 3S fssihrirte 1917
l02. Coupons 1917 --i02. Ranama gou'
pons 2g I00L--lUi.
attienmarft. - RaitoroI Seab gt
tten tpnrnen aud beute pieoer tart bet al
8epradt une eieielben batien msbr ais
Qoints 8srluit aufsupetieH. DE suHss
Siits nos ungereselt nno iaTa9 ano per
tlieb 10 bis gum S6lub.
NaAftebenbs Aurie parosn pcn ssrJtrms
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Riuopieh b. -- Tie 9ufubr war heute
,ieuIih eros. bic 9ahirage nat Den benes
rem Gualitdtsn stue sientlid quite uno bic
gretie oerislben itetis, bic aro.reu uaren
lanoIam uHo uHgsreselt. - RtL4fubs iIno
ruhil uuo ftstie.
s4wer. etisrs brahtsu 1926 100,
ertra $40 - 7.25, DOZEN 300 -
500, SI.t'1erftiere, sItra s6.2S-6.50. gut.
bis auserleisns s5.O0-5.00, oroiuare biz
cute $3.25-k.o0; 5sifsrs, srtra 1915,
eate ste auserleisn. s4.75-5.35. orotuirs
SW quite S3.o0-4.50; RaS., ertra 800
S. 10, fancp -. quite BITS GaserIeisne
A.5o--4.9O, oroinars 6ts quite 81 s2.25-4.25;
Ganners 81 .0o-3.00, Stoters uno 5esoers
$3.00-6.00.
lien Ter Wdrtt mar beute lang
lam, ote 3ufabr senuaeuo. Die Iretie ne
Len eesbalb I'M lo--l5c.
Rassrs uus lsi9t. 81. 1886, Bologna
ts.75-4.35. srtrG si.40-4-50, fette Bull
| len - 4.60-5.25.
adlbsr. Die 3ufubr mar nur mdBia
uuo Der Rartt fart. lie 4reiie itiegsu
um 23e
Creinare urb srose s4.O0-7.25, fair Biz
snie lsiAts $7.25-9.O0. exira seas.
QaIssr tn ben Observation-Disclosures. -
9sneg sAs, prinra bW aassr!sisrs ~
SIe. orotnere o5s-fe-
5hpetue. lie 3ufubr mar MD
eroB. oie Satfraae gut uno Die Yrei'e Ia
/ Tletiheriorten 'tieasH uH Is - Csc. Hu,
leiate BsriaRoiiorten uno 6er.eI um Zoe pc
100 gfuno.
cats bH dnserIeiers gerraSunas. url
sI.iS4srfortsn s.. 5000. ssriihts Der
Yafauasiortsn sS.55-s.00. oroiHars BIZ
sss.rIeisrs idwers fstts 9tue $3.50 -
7.T5, stass $3.50 - 6.75, ertra @6.85
IsiAts Rsrianetiort.n s.l5-s.30, Fsrte
por 40 gfs. uno usniasr s. $3.50.
s6afs uns 2ammsr. Die 3ufuh
mar nar mtBis, oie p ahfraae gut uuo ot
Rreiie fir Staie itisssU I'm l0c, fir gam
mer um $50.
s1dfe. - e!tra 500. gate Die cus
J | srleIere 50 IS - 400. oretndrs bic cut
81. 75-325, EuttsriAais 81 4.0O-4.75, ertr
s.. 90, Sdbrlinge S4.O0-5.o0.
saunsr. Grtra $3.50. CUTE BIZ
, austrI.i.ue $6.50-7.25, Oroindre bis Gut
S4O0-e.25.