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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-21
MANY DEMONSTRATIONS OF soR.
ROW ARE BEING HELD
THROUGHOUT EMPIRE
THOUGH FORBIDDEN.
PEOPLE HAVE LOST
A REAL FRIEND"
THUS DECLARES czAR NICHOLAS
AND HIGH OFFICIALS Ex.
PRESS OPEN RseRET.

ST. Petersburg, Nov 21.---All Russia
is in mourning today for the passing
of Count Leo. Tolsto. Many demon
STATIONS of sorrow are being held,
though officially forbidden. Flags
were displayed at half mast Crepe
hung in front Of many. buildings and
the theatres are closed.
Car Nicholas declared, The peo-
pie have lost real friend" Premier
Stolypin and other high officials have
expressed open regret at the Counts
death.
The body is being shipped back to
4 the home at Yasnaga Palyana today
and the funeral will be tomorrow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-21

(cOntinued on Page SKI
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
THE DEMON OF THE ALB.

is the germ of La Grippe, that
breathed in, brings suffering to thou
sands, Its after effects are weakness.
nervousness, lack Of appetite. energy
and am mbition, with disordered liver
and kidneys. The greatest need then
is Electric Bitters, the splendid tonic,
blood purifier and regulator OF stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves, build up the
system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of grip. II
suffering, try them. Only soc. Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed by the
C. d. Smith Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
MRS, TAYLOR PREVENTS HER
HUSBAND FROM SELLING SHEEP

tracted widespread attention owing
to the fact that the 10y ride" fe-
suited in death.
The following dispatch appeared in
yesterdays Salt Lake Herald-Repub-
lican:
Moab, April 19.-Mrs. Jessamine
NJ. Taylor, who recently procured a
restraining order, preventing her hus-
band, N A. Taylor, from cucumber
ing sheep worth about $35, 900, was
one of the heroines Of an automob obile
accident in Los Angeles last March,
when w. J. Thomas lost his life. Mrs.
Taylor and her sister, Miss Bertha
Holmes. went for an auto ride to
Saddle Rock, with ]. B. Dudley and
others. The trip was referred to by
the Los Angeles newspapers as Joy
ride" While they were returning
they ran over Thomas and killed him.
Counsel for Taylor has presented a
motion to have the restraining order
modified and this has been taken un-
der advisement.
In her original complaint Mrs.
Taylor did not mention the fact that
she was Taylor's wife, nor has she
asked for divorce. She simply claims
to own half the sheep and AYERS that
Taylor Is about to dispose of them.
On this showing she procured the re-
straining order.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Mrs. Jessamond NJ. Taylor,
well known in this city and the
wife of prominent sheep owner
of Moab, who is also well known
I'm this city, is now seeking to
prevent her husband from selling
or mortgnging $4,000 worth Of
sheep of which she claims to be
part owner. The Taylors form
erly resided in this city.
Mrs. Taylor, who is a strikingl!
handsome woman, will be remember
ed as having figured in sensational
10y ride" that occurred in Los An
geles about a year ago and which at
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
SENTINEL WILL PUBLISH IT.

On Saturday, "Stars of the Ma
tional Came" the famous baseball
song, featured by Mabel Hite and
Mike Donlin, In the comedy, "The
Head of the Family" will be publish
ed by The Daily Sentinel. Words and
music will be given. 1t is great song
hit and is most appropriate now, just
as the baseball season is opening.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
THE CALL OF THE BLOOD

for publication. finds voice in pimp-
les, boils. sallow complexion. a jam
iiced look. moth patches and blotches
IN the skin.-all signs of liver tron-
7le. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
make rich red blood: give clear skin
'osy cheeks. fine complexion, health
Fry them. 25c at the C. D Smith
Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
oNE-FoURTH OF POUND A WEEK

at least is what young baby ought
to gain week. Does yours? If not
there's something wrong with its di-
gestion. Give it McGee's Baby Elixir
and it will begin gaining at once.
Cures stomach and bowel troubles.
aids digestion. stops fretfulness, good
for teething babies. Price 25c and
Soc Sold by c. ID. Smith Drug Com
pany, five stores, Grand Junction,
Palisade and Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

The work of tearing down the old
Grand Valley National bank building
is progressing very rapidly The
tower was removed this morning in
comparatively short time. A large
force of men is employed on the task.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Reports from fruit growing dis
tricts all over the West and South
indicate that the Grand valley got
off with less damage from the frosts
of last week than any other of the
fruit raising sections.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

The standings of the leaders of the
Y. NJ. c. A. chess tournament are:
Bliss, 1000 per cent; Collins, 1000
per cent; Patton, 1000 per cent:
Frey, 800 per cent; Gullette, 500
per cent and Harris, 400 per cent.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

U. G. Fulton, who recently pur-
chased a fine fruit ranch in this val
ley, has returned to his home in
Kinsley, Kansas, to close up his bus
iness affairs there and return with
his family.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

j. B. Matthews spent yesterday at
Fruita and in the lower end of the
valley and reports that the prospects
are excellent for a good fruit crop.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

The girls of st. Agnes Guild will
make some homemade cakes for any
ladies desiring them. Phone Mrs. T.
w. Primrose, Junction 436.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Miss Gorden, who has been Ill the
past several days with typhoid fever
is reported to be somewhat improved
today. Miss Gorden is not employed
at the telephone office as announced
in a morning paper.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Surveyor Charles Haskell, of this
city, left last night for Bliss, Idaho,
where he has accepted an extensive
surveying contract.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

NJ. o. Delaplain, who has been Wis
iting in Denver the past week or ten
days to benefit an attack of hay fever,
Is expected home tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

James Milne, proprietor of the
Blue Barn Livery and Transfer COM
pany, left his afternoon for Denver
to be gone several days on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

This afternoon Photographer Dean
took the picture of the Freshmen
class of the high school for the High
School Annual.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Attorney Henry r. Rhone returned
this noon on No. from Chicago
where he has been on business the
past several weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

The condition of Commissioner
Vedder to improve and he is now re-
covering in a most satisfactory man
ner
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
BlRG AINs IN NURSERY STOCK.

have few hundred Auiou. Eie'-
er and Bartlett rear. also fe'r
nlum. cferrv Crane. Carr an. Pti''i"
Cling and Flhertn peaches. Anv i'r8
II price this veal F7ncv strow-
Nerrv r'arts for Sole. PacF Of PR
IN E. Terrills hprr Voc. sore an
les. n LINER
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Mr.. Brokaw, from the Denver Of
flee, is spending the day in Grand
Junction.--The Colorado Transmit
ter
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Miss Vera Little. toll operator, has
been i'll.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

The way to have money is to save
it. You always get your moneys
worth at Mcconnell & loves.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

First-class shine for both ladies
and gents, 404 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Miss Ferol Brunnick and Miss Lea
thy Hildreth have been added to the
local operating force.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

| 1Aahu AlAAtbus Is NtdIlHs u ldIEN
smile these days on account of the
arrival of a fine baby boy. Mrs.
House and baby are doing nicely.
Messrs. Ewing and Thomas of the
equipment department in Denver
have just installed at Fruita a two
position No. 1850 switchboard. with
volt-meter test set equipment. Fruita
feels very proud over their new quar-
ters, and the operators say they will
be able to hand out the frost warning
to the fruit growers in fine shape.
/ Grand junction is doing lots Of
work this spring, especially through
the fruit sections. All prospects are
/ fine for the year 1910,
! The interurban railway has COM
menoed to build its line to Fruita
and is making rapid progress with
the work.
The Grand Junction office has jus.
installed a nine-station No. p. b. A.
in the Mesa County National Bank.
Miss Matte P. Allison, formerly
stenographer at Grand Junction, re
signed her position February 2S, and
is now bookkeeper at Fort Collins.
Miss Il. S. Weldon succeeds Miss Al
lison as stenographer in the Grand
Junction office.
Robert Sampson, trouble man at
Grand Junction, has just received his
new Excelsior motor cycle, and is
certainly looking after the trouble
now.
Grand Junction, Fruita. Palisade
and Clifton offices are all lined up in
good shape to send out frost warn
ings as soon as 1t becomes necessary
to do so. The ranchors in this vicin-
ity are making preparations to pro-
tect the fruit If the temperature
drops to the danger point.
Miss Frances Weld, Grand June
tion operator, is taking two weeks
vacation.
Miss Ferol Brunnick and Miss Lea
thy Hildreth have been added to the
local operating force.
} Miss Vera Little. toll operator, has
been i'll.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
GRAND JUNCTION
TELEPHONE
LOCALS

Samuel R. House, trouble man at
Grand Junction, is wearing a large
smile these days on account of the
arrival of a fine baby boy. Mrs.
House and baby are doing nicely.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Miss Frances Weld, Grand June
tion operator, is taking a two weeks
vacation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-21

3eibung, f6ons 5ausfruu, 8erse6ung,
bunqriger 2efer, a6er sgifdtoit III nidt
i'm minbeften langtpeiltg. Jreilth,
Denu fi6 feiner bic Whibe ntmmt, bic
austpobl ouf ben Reitaurationstarten
mQnniofaltiger 3u geitaltsn, iDenn Die
6ousfrau Hber S6eQfiIh nit Serf-
iduce oDer S6oue nit aartoffelidlat
nifyt 6inausfommt, iit bas &lagen be-
rebtiqt. 2(rmer, unfdutDiger Sess
iiI6! Gang unter uns 9eI0gt er
fann ent8iidenD belitat. DerbliiffenD
I6mad6qft uno Gberrui4eno oielieitig
Iein. .Sie iagen, es mutbet mid ni6t
on, unb metnen, tie 9dtten 3 dbGes
tbQn?" Nein, netn. merit auf, oRne
nit euh tofen gu ipollsn - Der Srt
nGre pabrlicb ntdt Der Shdlt6Ite-,
muB t6 suh RAID Elm pQQr alerotn9s
taltblitige, ober eurem tpormen W}ds
gen iider 3ugdngIide 0in8sl6sn ia
gen:
Oos Tteif6 bes @armbGijter5 1T
tsuer, tDiepiel biuiqer iino BEL uns Die
Seefti6e. Bel Der perbdltniBmdBig
raI6en 3ubersiturg pirD 5euerung
depart. Den To Bfuno SeeIa6s
oDer 6-7 gfunD griinen 6ertngen,
bic Der 6Gnbler bier fir cine Rei6s.
mart oerabfolot, lit troB Der 8opfe,
8rGten, 75toTen unb Shuppen mebr
ab3ueTen ais onDetIeits ben 500
Gjramm RinbfleiIh, ba5 fir Die gleidc
Summe 8u 6Qben lit. llnO bungrIQ
piro man na6 iyiIdgenuB du6 nur
Dann 10 raid, fpenn man es ni6t Der.
'te6t, bic SpeiTe nit 8emiiIen 3u Ter:
otren, pie jeDes WarmbIiiterfleiIA
Der SeeftItb iIt bet0mmlih, Deroau:
lih, nabrbuft, billi9 - mas mil mar
| mehr :.
9ruuBen ouf Der GIbe lieQsn slid
bampfer uno >8ote, olte uno neu
| 3eit. Ous IintennGroer ;yiider6oo
| ldBt feins HeBe i'm Rebetpino flattera
| SeQ treten bic griinen Bldntenfurbsl
aus Dem perIdnommenen laqesItht
RapitGn. anett unD SSun9e itnb b:
Der 2lrbeit. 8ier3ehn Sage ilno i
unterneQs uuo etnen DaOon tn3nt'tal
| in 6umburq. 9a arbetten bic 2
| TiIdoampfer, bon benen biz gu Is a
einem SaQ bei uns eintrsffeu, erbebli:
| raider. Wtit 8dmpf =. es III ebe
cine anoere 3eit -, aber maIeriIh fin
bic alien TintenpGroer, uno 3uDerldi
| Tia uno ebrlih. Sire fldtternbe so
fGnoer Sil6ouette itirbt i'm 9ofe:
| bib no6 Idnqe ntdt aus.
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Samburser Sildmarft-S -Summel

grrr . lit cds toIt! lHo bunt.l
uno unfreunolih -, Elm feuhter 9tez
blmorqeu. uno odbei lit Die Straz
Benbabn f4on gang beiett; es gibt inn
mer 2sute, bic II d friber aufgeitonz
ben limb. 9ieIs Jriibfabrsr, Die burh
oie bon W{il6tdrren urp 8rotbdnolsrn
belebtsn StruBen Der 8oritdote iaus
len, baben ale pus gleihe 3iel: ben
ifiTtmartt. Die Gdbe be5 Wdfer5
maht Die aalte ba rnten an !6afe1
nod smpfinoliter. Sd luufe eiIig in
bic oroBe Sdlle pom ct. Bauli slid
mortt binein; lie If: erleudtst unb pou
DON utenfden. Die 2tuttionatoreu
lsiten ben Gngros 9ertauf. DAB ts
G6srbaupt 10 pieIs JIid}e gibt, man
ioIte ss uidt fir r:JgiiA haIten: DC
Iino eriine Ssehaisn. rotbe Snurrs
bGbns. Soeilbutt - mehr ais 200 pfo.,
Seeloas, Seebett, Gabelidu, Quitern-
fti6, SestsufsI, Rohen Sa iinb
gaafpreQsn aus 9dnemart, boliteiniz
Ite 5sate, uortpesiIhs Seringe,
Steinbutt. 8letit unb See3unaen. sSn
flaben 9iitsn Itsben Die perihisoenen
Sorien unlher :. uHo cine phdntuit!z
I6e 9iiion ipottet msiner: an einem
langsn, gsibmiidtsn 5iib ipeiit ies
mono bic punberappetttliditen Sds
delten IubfransoIiifs Slid
Iuppe, Gatsliau IA Ia Bforbte, ShoLle
uui propencaliIhe Irt, SeeteufeIz
fitst, sSiIhpubbirlg ouf rorpegiIde
art; baneben funteIt i'm Romer gang
alter. tiibler 8urgunber, bebaglide
M1rme pur6itromt ods qetdfelte Sc
mad bes althamburgiiten patriSierz
bauiss - adj. Sput uno S6abernaf,
g 1T d[les ertrdumt! S0ier Itebe if in
Der feuhten 9alle, ta!t, unbsbaglih,
uno 7siIheeridte, rpis Der Morqsnbdm>
merune 5iide tie mir poredufelt, itebsn
nur iebr ielten auf benz Siih ceS
5amburgers, eeihipeige oenn beg Bin
nenldnbers, uno Der tpiro bod auh
tGglid, nit Der frifden Waare perz
Iorat, bic pur6 unisren gur6apener
5iT4mortt unb Jifdsreibafen ins
2ono bereintommt. ,Sber iBt man
etfpa 5iIte in ben slei6en Guantitd-
ten tpie has ssleiin Der Warmbliiter 2
ah nein -, unb iposu aub2 yiIhees
| rihte iinb 10 langpeilig SbeafiIA.
3unee, Sdpae; ipenn's bod tommi
Steinbutt unb Setsunsenfileis, bic
mOgtn mir niht ale 5age," Der.
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aaaIbes GincmMatier gDFsbIat, Nontas FL ndr 1910.

feines $3.50 - 27.50, semii6tes Sutter
go. .50--26.5O per Tonne IN Buff uTo 81 90
mebr auf oem 8eLeiie.
8eri6tebenes.
Dele. - Rartt riibig uno feft. 2ein6I
robes TIE, eefo4tes 78c per Gauone in gars
tten BON IA BbI Grtra Binter Ieit
Qarbol SIC per @aaones Go,ton Seeb
Gel robes "a - 55e, rafftntrtes $500
@aIone. Ierpeutin SIC, Betroleum, gers
lection l0c, Ohio, &eutudp uno 3noiana
e2ic per 9aaone. GroDH 9aioliR 1Sc,
Rdphta I2c per 9alIone.
SaIa - Der Rarft 1T rubie. Ohio
Riper g5c-s1 90 per B6l. pou 230 8fb.
IaIa lit itetig. grtma Gttp 714-75sc,
DO. Gountrp 7--71Ie per gfuno.
aohle r.-Iaorft rubia. Dougbtogbenp
$3.50, Rus uno clad 800 - 2.25,
ganapha Stslffo bleu So. $3.50. auB uno
clad 81 .sO-2.25 per Gonne obgeIieiert.
Raudloie StadtobLeu S4.00, Autbractte
s7.25-7.50 per Tonne abqeltefert. Cote
tofter Il---l2c per Bu. ab9elieiert.
Sdmereien.-Nldrt ttettq. aleeiad:
men s. .O0-6.50 aitf bem BeLeiie uHo 81. 90
7.75 per gu. pom 5tore. IimOtbp 81 40
/ .65 auf eem Gjeleiie uno 81 5000 pen
9u. pom Store. Bu9weE5en $l.OO, 5Ian'
iaameu 500 per 8n.
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Gbte ago, 10. Rdr..

RehI.- Ter Rar,t mar ftetie. Bintsr
gaierts 81 .30-5.70. Straishts s.. l0-5.40.
Sprina gatents 81 .65-4 50, Straight5 81 80
-5. o., gaters s3.05-5.4O.
Beiseu. Siir Mai ll1I-ll2Lc.
am ShluB ll2s-e; fiir SaIi I05Ts-l065.e.
am SfIub l069.t; flr September 1887
--l04s1c, am ShLUb lO4sse.
gleIidlfcru. - 5iir Rdi 6lh 62c,
am SaIub 6l7zc; fur SuIi 63TS-6as.c, am
eaIub 6.1sc; fir September 6i74-65114e,
Safer' Sar Rai 4sk-43Tzc, am
SdaIus 1915; fir SuIt Az Acc, am
e9Ius 4ls5e, fir septsmber 3914-39'4c.
am S6Iub 3914c.
Roaaen.-Ro 2 7s-Soc.
@erite. - Suite Sutteroerite 81 - 5Sc.
quite bis Dolce NaIsserite 63--69c.
dsiaaneH. Ro. l q. u. 2l7c,
80. u. R. 227c.
Itmotbpiaamen.--s3.5 so per Gentner.
Alseia en.-Sll.7 10 per Gentner
ReBport. - s25. rs - 26.Oo per gbl
Tar gaai S25.771I-26.021S, am SaIub
1855; fir suli S25.75 - $3.50. am
SdluB S25.70, iiir September s25.40-
rs. .62Is, am S1IuB $3.50.
SnmaIs. SLABS per 100 Qftlno. -
Tar Rai 1885 - l4.10, oin SnIus
Si4.lO; far Suli s13.75 - 1890. am
snIus 1890; fur Septentber S13.72Iz-
1895. AM SdlIub Sl3S2L.
Sbort Aippeufeiten,-2o 2oTe Sl3 .l2L
- 1880 per 100 Bfo. Siir gsai sl3.47X
--l3.55, am Stlus Sl3.521% fur SuIi
sI3. az -l3 .371., am Sd5Ius sl3.32%; fir
September sl3.20 - 1880, am SaIub
sl3271g.
.-Sbort flare seiteu, pers
padt, sl4 40D-l4.25.
Bntt.r.-Rartt itetis. Greamerp 90
Bic, DARN 22--27c.
etsr. - Martt fsit. Sriide 2l - 22t
per Gageno.
adie. - Rartt ftetis. Cream I514-
l61Se per gfuno.
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2lmsipdrtige Wtarfte.
Rep gort, 10. Jdri

Tem u orr, IL. Dtar5.
Webt. 2uFuhr q, 100 B6Ls, 8erianbt
$50 8bls. Rartt riibiq uu0 uuDerdnoert.
Sprsna agatent - 5.50-5.80. g0inter Straigbts
-. .36-5 As, g9tnter 8nteRts $ $500,
cpriuo clears 81 .5o-4.s5, ISinter Grtras
80. | $3.50, Ro. 2 DO. S4.40-4.5 50,
aanias itraiabts S5.00--5.20.
Roaaenmebl lit ftetig. Tdir bis ous
tes $4.80-4.45, Dolce bis iancD $3.50
4.65.
But5ueiseu mebE nouttrea ,u 800
3 .O5 per 100 gfuno.
Rais III ftetis. Tetnes petbes
uuo oelbes ii 45-I.50, sro6e5 81 .35-l 40,
ailnorteo - 40.
aoeeen 1T rubis. SO. Defteru9 9o15c
{. o. b. ]leD gJorf.
Gerfts 1T nouiuen. Ral:gerite 85-S7c
c. I. Funo nsue 6uttergerite 69-7014s CT.
| (. Rerp Dorf.
@eisen.- 3ufuhr 80, 400 gu.. gerfanbt
- 8u. Martt tptatg. SO. rotber .2415
-l25c i'm GIeuator uno 1855 nomtuel
lob. ihutmmeuo; 9o. Rortbern Duluth
uub go. 2 barter gSinter l251se I. o. b.
| ihuimmenb.
8eliatoru.-3 3ufubr 1877 1876, gsr'
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I. o. b. i6Uiunreuo.
safer. -3ufubr 1o2 .l75 gu., Bsrionot
- gu. 0artt itetis. Gentiihter rs bis
80 9Frino 'huer, nonfiueu; weIBer 26 bis 81
| 9funo itbuer, 49-5lc; be'hutttener DO.
81 bis Az Biuno idDer 5ol4-53c.
| 5eu III feit. 10. ll5-ll714c, 80.
| Il0-I15c, 9to. 3 l05-llOc.
5opieu iit ftetig. State 1909. orotndre'
bis Dolce 27--32c; 1908, oroiHdrer bis dolce
I5--l8e; 9aeiite Goait 1909, lS-23e; ls0e
| l3-lsc.
8 duts finb felt. Central 9tmerica 2,
l-22119c. sosota 2l1I-224c.
2eber lit feft aeie 28-29c.
u OF Ie III itetia. 5Ieece 3i-37c.
8orf III feit Sourilp s27 90 - 27.5O
bort clear S26. .O0-2S.0D ylsB S27 90.
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Neb Sl4.5O-l5.00. aeeisSttuten $40
-26.O0, 8erpadt sl2 .00-l2.50, Gttp ertrt
Suota ReB S2l .O0-23.0D.
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DO. Stin,eH l511--l6e.
g8maI, III fsa. Ribble gBet prim
Sl4.S0-l5.O0; raffintrte5 ut feit. Cont
nent $3.50, 2. q. SLAB. COMPOUND i
I--1OLe.
gaIs tft ieH. grima gitp re, Gountr
I6H-7I+c.
4 q v u wv = ! "a "A iAh 3 ~ ~ - 'NA~"
grtma robes s6 640-6.53, prima CONNIE
seIbes s.. 7.42-7.45.
getroIeumi III itetia. 2affinirtes Rei
, Dort $3.50, gbilaosIpsid uRo 8GIttmor
s7.90, DO. in 9ui $40.
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. I-37.
5ars 1T ftetis. 5traineo. sep65HIi4e
. bis aute5 81 450--i 90.
Terpentin 1T ftetig ~ 64c.
Il Reis 1T itetis. eiubeimii6er 211%-6'4
{ gatmd 5Iz-6Lc.
Molafies 1T itetis. Rem Orleans Eps
{ aettIe, quter bis dolce, 32-42c
3u6er. - 8ober lit ftetia. Ruscapac
, 50 1eft 1850, Centrifugal SO 1eft 4.36
RclaHessmaer 50 Ieit 3.6t. Rafftnirter /
itetia. Gut goat 6.05. Gruibso 5a5
T; Roulo III" 5.60c, Cubes 5.5oc, Bou
bereo 5.40c, 8ranulateo 5.25c, Tidmor
N" 5.l5, Gonieetioners ~" 5.05c; ri
| 800, go. 4 95t, SO. 3 AS. 80 4 4.S5
SO. 3 4. SOC, go. q 4.75c. SO. 4.70c. u
S4.65e, Ro 8 4. SOC, Ro. 10 4.55c, 20.
4.5Oe, go. IL 4.45c, 30. l3 4.40c, Ro.
Z 4.40c.
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Sie uaditcn SHopulerpeOitiOn
9or 9rpTeTor Or. Stto ROT
oensti oIo.

Dd6reno bic arttii6e TorIdung
sismlih dbgei6IoIien iit - pearp bat
sstpihermabsn ben S9IuBitein geiegt
= barren am Subpol oorIduftg nod
manherlet Qufguben Der 2DIung. 4ls
terbings piIieu mir beute ihon piel
iiber Die Rdnogebiete bes Siibpols;
ipir bdben our9 Dus mutbiee 0orDrin=
Qen Sbddletons piel gelernt; mir nil
Ten, oaB es an Sippol einen iehIten
ober, penH man nil, iiebenten &onti>
nsut giebt, uuo mir piIIen Dor aQem
audi, DdB am SiioDol Die groBte bObe
Gisplatte porLiegt. 9a8 aQerqr0Bte
Snterefe lit aQeroings befrieOigt. 2ber
e5 bleiben bod nod 3pei Qiiden in Der
SiiopolFori6ung. Ginmal 1T oergol
ielbit nod ni2t erreiht, uno 3peitens
1T pas sSnnere unb Die Wtttte oieie5
Sentiments nod unbetunnt.
SisIe uHbstunnteu 8egeHoen min
man iebt betreten. WsIhe grfolge Die
nd6iten beioen SiibpOIar Grpeoitioz
nen haben perben, oas mug man fret.
lid Dor Der 6ano nod oabIngeIteQt
iein laTen. 9u lit 3undtIt bic eng
hide Grpeoitton unter 5iibruug BON
Sdpitdn Scott al nenneu. IS lit ia
nur gu natiirIin, baB Die GnglGnoer.
Die burh tpieoerbolte 5oridungsreiien
na6 benz Suopol ihon 10 beoeutenoe
tpiiienfhaftlihe Reiultdte er8ielt bd=
ben, Iid niht u6erfIugeIn lai7en mol
len. Die Scottiihe Expedition mub
man buber als cine rationale 2ngeIes
qenbeit aniprehen Nus oieiem 8runz
be tptrb pphl audi Sbddleton feline &c.
plante 3peite Heiie mad Dem Siibpol
nod aufihieben, um ni6t ieInem eige'
nen 2arosmann in ben Ruten 3u fals
len. aapitdn Scott 1T Der geeianets
Ite 9Sabrer fir Die Grpebition, uno it
bin odpon iiber3eugt, baB er Den Glib
pol errei6en rpirb. Die Expedition
min I'M 4uguft oieie8 Subres Qufbres
den. Die Reiie gsbt iiber 4uftraIien
SIN sSanuar bes nddIten Sabres fol
es oann ms Gis bineinqeben, uno ge=
aen Gnbe bes ndhiten Sabres, etrpo
i'm Sttpber, beginnt bic S6IitteH.gT
petition.
Scott ift cine 3dbe gatur, uno sr
bat bereits gedubert, oaB er Elm 3psis
tss, ia Elm brittss Sabr .unten
oerbleiben pil, nenn es ibm ni1t ges
lingen iollte, i'm srIten iein 3iel 81 er'
reihen. Ddbrenp pieier 3ett pia er
peridisoene 8eobdnturasitationeu an.
lsgan, um aud aui oieIe Detie be,
@iIenihaTt 9ienite erpeiien gu t0n:
nen. Die Expedition oiirfte aus 3D0Ii
big fiinfSebn Yerionen beiteben. 9as
Shiff tpirb 3uriitgsithitt. neil ou.
ourd natiirlih Die 0elbtoIten Der Gr:
petition perringert tpsroen. ,Sm iibrt:
gen tpirp Scott benielben gDeq einidIa.
gen ben Shadleton ging Gr tat e.
oHp pisl lsihtsr, ais isin bcriibntel
2unosmann. oer unicldbbare 9orar'
beiten geiiefert bat Wtou mus ita i'm.
mer Dor 2lugen balten, oaB Die tur5'
Strede bis gum Ppl. bic Sbadletor
niht suriidlegen tonnte, in orei bi;
bier 5aeen nit 2eihtigteit bur6meHer
ipernen tann.
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tpQen 4. 9. oieSa9N nah oem9liit", ,
ie h0her Die 9luipriid)e ON Die SET
itlmqaidhiqfeit bon &0rpcr Ino e6eiit.
0eito qeriugcr oic IilcQe ocs 2eibe@.
Geufet onron, DAB iih GteiiE lu1o Stors
per niht maeItrait grandchildren
Iaiien lmb Tor 9lacm, oa6 ca nur elH
uHidaolihes ru1o mirtiih belllunleS
Mittel aiebt, ben srmattstsn 2eib por
5chaoen al belpahreu. 81 rctnleen
uno nen 5n belebeu Gs iiuo Dies Die
uon Mlters her beriibnrten Ct. 9er-
naro &r1uierptllcn. Sir % Gte. III
oaeu elpotbeteu 81 baben. l8.
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