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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
CAKE CONTEST AND AUCTION.
stealev Quinn, auctioneer.

4 =
Aside from prizes blythe Fairbanks COMPANY the
prceat auction Will receive
parasol donated the Leader store
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
SPEAKING 2 p. NJ. TO 3 r. y.

2 r. NJ TO r ~
by band
Address Of welcom r. 1
address, president of the Natonai
WORKERS
Musfcby visions band urssdon+ national
Riley Wheelin b W. s"' PS
stogie Naker Union
NIusicb Johnstown band
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

Miss Lola Nay is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Nay at Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
FOURTH DIVISION
RRADLEY REYNOLDS, MARSHAL


Forms Clarls
Smith Secret socleloS
beautifully decorated hoats OF business
the ciya as
a+cb and he In their proper pacespromply set
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Two or thr clean, dcsir-
able front rooms. completely FUR
nished for light housekeeping: for
young couple for winter. Address
at once, n. F. A.. general delivery
ClarksburG, w. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

nor sAIF-StoclE Of general mer-
chandise; best location in best town
on W. va. short Line: doing a bus
mess OF $40, 900 to $4,000 per year
at very s1rau expense Call or adj
dress d. Carmichael & Son: Smith
deld, w. va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
SPECIAL PRIZES.

cash prize hoa N M
for appearing the best pair OF Work horses
in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
BAsEBALL GAME Ar 81

clarksburg Druggists VS., Weston. Druggists
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

WANTED 10 BUY AT oNCE-A Sec
ond hand standing roll top desk
ana fiat top desk, Address G. c.
.AIallard: general delivery. city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

Forms on Fifth street headed toward the depot as
: Iobnstown band 3. Printers
- S'nsntora 4. Painters.
s. Brewery workers.
Note-Floats of various locals precede the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

Refreshments on the srounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
LINE OF MARCH,


t - Main street thence Pike street
over PIKE to grounds &g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05
LOST

nosT-a gold watch fob. engraved
with initials f. b. D.: finder will
leave at Davis Shoe Company and
receive reward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

-NiaIItLFU q ssIIs44lFS11 q - ..
WANTED Light delivering ana maui
ing for one nofae See John sallF ga
n. f. D., No. 5, Box SO, clarksnufg'
w. va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-05

Dinner IL to 1880 O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

of atmospheric conditions said the Gov
ernor. Tho climate had nothing to do
with it. Reason was at the bottom of 1t.
AS result the Kansas people today are
better fed, better, clothed. have finer
hcmes. larger families and bigger bank
accounts. The cry of the anti-prohibt-
tionists that wiping out the saloons would
bring business stagnation has been ut
terly refuted. | have pre- by which,
figuratively speaking, | thil.l | have my
foot on the necks of those who circulate
anti-prohibtion talk.
at was said three years ago that the
wiping out of Wichitas saloons would
ruin the town. Today, with no saloons,
that town has doubled its population,
more than doubled it's bank account, has
better people, less crime, more schools
and more intelligence"
IT have Just received letters and tile
grams from the mayors of 20 cities and
towns, from 20 district judges and from
chiefs of police, and they all agree that
the day statewide prohibition went into
effect in Kansas was the brightest day
in that states history"
We are all disposed to be pleased when
one of our fellow citizens is particularly
honored and when the reason for the sue
cess which a man has achieved and
which has been recognized in substan-
tial fashion by his neighbors is not the
requirement of vast sums of money nor
prominence in worldly achievement, but
simply his unquestioned helpfulnesS In
guiding and leading his followers in the
way of holiness. the case appeals to the
ordinary man with more than usual force.
/ am a Christian myself, but my rela-
lions with Israelites have been most de-
lightful. At one time l had the great
pleasure of being the guest of a dear old
Hebrew gentleman in London for num-
Der of weeks and was never more i'm
pressed than by the spirit of true cour-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

tesy which was shown me at that time.
Recently Rabbi Leonard Levy of Pitts
burg was honored by his congregation in
may be doubted whether any precisely
similar demonstration has ever been
shown to a rabbi before. Rumor had it
thai Rabbi Levy had been called to take
charge of a noted Jewish congregation in
London, and his Pittsburg parishioners
were filled with the deepest concern. The
rabbits salary in Pittsburg was already
1900. and no question had ever entered
the good mans mind of desiring to have
it increased, but his congregation at once
voteu that $4,000 a year be promised him
for the rest of his life.
Should Rabbi Levy wish to retire at 20
years, salary of $1,000 would still be paid
him, and as he is but A years old at the
present time, there is every prospect of
hi; having many fruitful years still in
store. But the Jealous trustees of the
congregation did not stop with that. The
resolution included the proviso that
should the rabbi die before reaching his
SEVENTEEN year, and his widow survive
him.. she should be entitled to the hand
some sum of $4,000 a year for life. 1t is
interesting to note that Rabbi Levy is
one of those distinguished men who years
ago were recognized by ex-President
Roosevelt as citizens of unusual qualities
and claimed by him as warm personal
friends.
Whenever the Rev.. Dr.. Parkes, Cad
man has something to say there are
plenty of people who have time to lis
ten. .tss.t as
DIR. Cadman spoke recently under the
auspices of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the New York confer
ence of the Methodist church, and fam
cy that he started the ladies of the audi
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

Mr.. Byron. Trammel of Dothan is also
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Robert A
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard T. Beecher ar;
erecting beautiful residence on then
lot at Graymont Heights.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

Barker School Improvement associa-
ton will meet Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the school building. All
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

Mr.. James L. Cureton of Dothan, pres
ident of the Southern Hardware associa-
ton, to convene here next week, will
be the guest of DR.. and Mrs r. A..
IoreS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01
Society
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2e)


srandfathers and uncles of these 80 pretty
and talented children. The following Is
the programme of the opera.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Queen, Annie Moore; prince, Lucy
Smith; Carl, the huntsman, Willie May
Brandon.
Attendants to the queen, Virginia Ford,
Katherine Mccormack, Grace Thompson,
Marguerite Wilkerson, Marguerite Lewis
Margaret Davis
Forest children, Mary Elizabeth Cald-
well, Evelyn Hassinger, Elinor Murdoch,
Caroline Forney, Mary Ada Tarrant An
ME Lanier, Elizabeth Davis, Margaret
Harding, Margaret Allen, Virginia Adams,
Lucy Anderson, Pearl Bell Odom-
Dwarfs, Beulah Dimmck, Alice Hard
ing, Elizabeth Cornell, Margaret Calhoun.
Louise Weakley, Mary Smith, Katherine
Marbury.
Snow White, Allene Harrison.
ACT I.
woodland scene, children celebrating
SNOWY Whites birthday.
ACT II.
Home of the dwarfs.
Music under direction of Mrs. Flournoy
Rivers. 4t,l
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

ence doing some pretty vigorous Think
Ing .....ss
I'VE are hearing much.'' he said about
the liberty of woman in our day. I re-
Joice that in this country she has more
liberty than she could have anywhere
else, and it will bless her If she has the
good sense to make proper use Of it. But
If spending evenings in the dazzling ho-
tells of New York, drinking cocktails and
seeing plays fished up from the Partisan
sewers-I say, if that be the way she
chooses to use liberty, better that she
never had any liberty at ALL"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

An event that is pleasantly antici-
pated in Club circles is the reciprocity
meeting of the Council of Jewish Wom-
en- on the afternoon of May . at the
Phoenix club. The hour is O'Clock.
Two representatives of each club will
, be present. The subject for the after
noon is Faust"
Mrs. Joseph Duncan will give an IN
formal dance Tuesday evening in honor
of her guests. Miss Cecile Hudson and
Miss Fern Hudson and Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Fred, Washington, d. c.,
Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley entertainei
her bridge club and few additional
guests Tuesday afternoon.
A dance will be given by the .sopho-
more class of Miss Hannunl's schuo:
Friday evening at the school.
General Sumter chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
1895 South Eighteenth street. Mem
bers are requested to b. ing their
rituals.
The Creche will hold meeting Tues
day morning at II o'clock at the Mercy
home
Barker School Improvement associa-
ton will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock in the school building. All
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01
MISS RUTH EVENS
TO ENTERTAIN

Miss Ruth Evens will entertain the
members of the Highland Clan and the
Bachelor Girls at a buffet luncheon at
her home next Saturday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01
HOSTESS AT
RECEPTION AND DANCE

Miss Sarah Ellen Greene VIII be
hostess of the week. entertaining the
senior class of the High school at a re-
ception Friday afternoon and following
with a dance that evening
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

members are urged to be present as
business of Importance will be dis
cussed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-01

The advisory board of the Girls
Home for the Friendless- will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 clock in
the parlors of the First Methodist
church at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. C. R.
Beatty the chairman, requests a full
attendance
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Niebmdrfte.
Gtncinnatt, 5. 9lpriL.

Y SIHCI HHHIb -. %lpIALs
2ufubr uro gerianot mdbrenb Der pers
iIofienen "a Stunoen, per9li1en NIT ben
porberesbenoen 4 EaSen, paren tute foI9t
3ufubr: RinouieD. S6rueins. S4afe.
aprtl 4 4.... 2ll0 1888, 69
Der gerianot betrug in OerisIben 3eit.
April 5..... 6l8 329 -
Rtnopieb. - E6tpobl bic 3uFubr beute
gering mar, 10 paren bod nod 9enug uou
geitern ibrie, UNI Der 8a6fra9e 8u entIpres
den. Die 8reiie uaren itetig Rtlhtube
maren laHefam su Der geitrigen Heouttton.
S6mere Gtiere bra6ten $6.75 - 7.z5,
Is erira, 1920 Bfo., S7.S5, Ebien 800
$40, 6Ieti6eritiere, ertra S6 6.85-7.25, quite
bis auserleiene $6.25-6.75, oroindre bis
CUTE S4 O0-6.O0 Setiers, ertra 81. 1851 90,
CUTE bis auserIeiene $6.00-6.65, orotnGre
big quite $3.25-5.75; Gibe, EXTRA S575-
$50, quite bis auserleiene S.. .lO-5 .65, orbit
mare bis quite s2.75-5.00; Gamers S2.25
$50, Stoders uuo 5eeoers S3.25-6.25,
ertra S. $3.50.
Buileu. - Bel mdBiger 3ufubr uno
;iemItb gutter staffrage mar Der gtartt
beute ltetie.
Utagere unb leidte S3.0O-4.25, Bologna
s4.35-5.25, EXTRA S5.35-5.50, fette $3.50
800.
adlber. - Die 3ufubr mar siemli6
grob, bic 8dhfrage gut uno bic RretIe 1tett9
Groindre uno groBc 8 .g0-7.50, fair bis
CUTE leidte S7.00-0.75, egtra $500 -
-9.25.
9dIber In ben aommtiiionssS Sduierr. -
| Sancp &c, prtn1a bis auserIelene SI-S%4e,
orbinGre 5--7c.
g DIM eine-Tic 3ufubr mar obermale
gertne uno bic 9reiie itetig, ObmobL in Der
weitItden Rdrtteu bic 8reiie itart beruuter
stnseu. Gegeu S9Iub puroen Die 4retit
| icbmdber.
| Gute bis uuserleiene Berpafunass uni
| SIeiiheriorten Sl1 05-1l.l0, eemiibte 8er
| podunasiorteu SOL. .05, oroirare bic
auserIeiene ihperc fette Sdue $500 -
1850, Grtra slO60, Sta9s S7.00-9.65
| Iettte 8erfauo'orten $40 .30--l0.75, Fertel
uou 10 gfo. uno meutger s7.25-l0.25.
Shafe unb 2dmmer. Die 3ufub,
mar nidJt aroB uno Der gtartt itart. Ttt
aad)frdge mar cine quite.
| Stafe. Grtru s6.75, cute Biz
auserleiene S6.25-6.65, oroindre bis quite
So $500.
2Gmmer. - Grtrd s960-9.75, CUTE bt:
auserIeiene IS. 10 - $50, oroindre bis gut
s6.O0-9.50, geidoreue S7.25-S.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
TlmRberibt.
Cincinnati, Rittmo6, 8. apriI.

Cincinnati, Wittwob, g. 4pril.
Ter Sbioilub 1T itberou i'm Soueu beerifs
fen uno hate aeitern 4beno bel bteitger
5taot eiueu Baneritauo pom 1913 SUB.
GiefoIeenben Cepeiben ftno pdbreno oes
seitriseu IdSes bier eiugetroffeu:
gittsburg, 8a. Der 5Iub Sat einsH
Dafierftanb uou IA JuB uuo itei9t.
8beeIiua, -. ga. Der 5tus bat els
aen gBaiieritano pon SIS 5uB uuo fdut.
gartersburg g8. IA. Der SluB Sat
sinen Baferitaao uon 7.2 5us uno fdut.
aanawbd, sans. Der SEuB bat eis
nen BaiIeritauo pon g 5ub uno itebt.
GbarIeftou, B. ga. Der iSLuB bat els
nen WaiierItano pon IA uno iteigt.
ST. gteaIent 8. "a. Der 5Ins bat
ssnen DaHsrifanS pom SO 5ub ano faat.
Gutttettsbure Gu. Der SIus bat
etnen 8ai'erftanp pou 8.5 5ub uno fdat.
gortsmoutb. .. Der Siub bat eineR
Daberitauo pon l0l s5ub uno faat.
aouispille. 9p. Der Slub bat eineH
Dobsrfonb pom 10 5ub uno fda..
GuanspiIle, Sno. Der 5luB bat els
Ken Daiierftano pou ii 3 SUB uno faIt.
Cairo, gus. Der 5lus bat eiusu 8ai.
ierftano pon ga 5Gb uuo faat.
Nempbts, Tenn. Der 5lus bate einen
Dafierftano uon l7.3 Jub uno Tdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

aemiffter SO. 1 $16.50 - 100, SO. 2
30. $3.50 - 1900 Riee. SO. L 500
1880, SO. q $l4.oo--l 400, alfalfa $500
per Ton.
mablenfutter iff feit. sleie s24.50
---25.25, Mibbline grDbe So. .00--26.00, DO.
fetnes $3.50 - $3.50, gemiiftes 5utter
$25. .50--26.50 per Toune In Built unb 81 90
mebr auf benz geIeiie.
Seribtebenes.
Dele. Wartt rubie uno feit. aetn5l
robes S2e. aefpdtes S3c per 8aLione tn gar.
tien pon IA Dbl. Grtra Winter Ten
Qarb6l 67c per @aIloue' Cotton Geeb
Del robes "a - SOC, raffinirtes 58-59c
Gaaone. Ierpentin &c, Betroleum, Ser.
lection l0c, Ohio, Geutudp uno Snntdna
6s<e per gauone. Gromu 9aioIin 18c,
Rapbta 12c per @afIcne.
Gals. - Der Rartt lit rubie. Ebio
Riuer 95c-$l 90 per Bbl. pon $50 BIO.
TaIe lit ftetis. arima Gitp 7sss--7111c,
DO. Gountrp 71&s--7Ac per gfunb.
n.-Nartt ruDio. gougbiogberp
$3.50, Rus nnb clad 500 = 2.25,
aauapba Stiiffob blen $3.25-350, RuB uuo
Glad s1.90-2.25 per Tonns abgeliefert.
Rdunloie GtIdfohlen 800, antbractte
81 .25-7.5O per fonne ubeeliefert. Cote
foiten 11--12c per gu. ab9eLtefert.
Sdmer eien.-Warft 'tetio. aIeeida.
men S6 .OO-6.50 auf benz GsIetie uno 500
7.75 per gu. pom Store. Timothy 81 40
/ 80 auf benz 8eleiie uno 81 .60-2.00 pei
gu. pom Store. 8nhpeisen $1.00, Gloh
iaomen Sc 90 per Bn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Ter Der DeiBenl" - gger8sibs mir,
oeltebteite lloraje, ieuf3te Oo8 geplagte
SraQthter, munO gum 3ei6en Der Der
I06nunq qeItatte, liebe aletne, DAP tr9
Dir beine 7EeenfiiB6en tiihe" llro g
tuBte ibr pirtli6 5dnoe. 6uBe un0
3nie, fpGbreuo iie ihm babel 9yuBtrt.1e
appliairte. Raum in Gheren angetons
men, entflob Iie nit einem robuItsT
Guoannsger unb lieB Dem 8errutAss
nen nur bic 3rpei Ihtpar3en 9tnoer.
8or S6mer3 puroe er fait rDuhritus
Mig. 8einenD ging sr gum Sort uno
foroerte, ouB Das Wtlitdr bic ln9s
treue 8uriit6olen ioue.
Drummer III: Sm Sabre 1897
nurDe 4smdrd ppn elmer ara6tiGelJ
rmaDamu" Ramen8 Babona beberriat,
einem Beibe, tpeper ifmar3 nod rpe:B,
tlein, sierli6, hp1terrIh, launenAd't
uno trunfIi8tig. 9br qortner mar
Elm fleiner, f6mdhtiger Btoniertapiz
tan, Der dls tOnigliher &ommI1idr be
StdDt Derpaltete. Gr mar aber aus
2iebe 70 berriitt, baB Die vrnaodma" T"
Die 8eIhdfte fiibrte. Ner trgenb cine
8unit ooer sinen 3ienIt errpteien bas
ben nonte, ruBte ii6 an iie penoen,
aber nitt brett - benn lie haBte Die
BeiBeu -, ionpern burh 8ermtttluAg
anDerer Weiber ibres Shldgs. Wer
uber einem arDeren idaoen tpollte,
brauhte nur pus 5er3 Der nJrdu"
SommiTar bur6 9efhente gu rii9ren.
gBer ieDp6 bas llngIit bate, BET ihr
in Ingnube gu fallen, muBte ii4 mns
oeftens Ddrouf gefaBt MAIDEN, Inter
8enodrmerieestorte ausgeIpteIe:t 3lt
peroen.
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gew gorf, 5. apriI.


NELL. -2afnhr 1865 8bIs.. 9eriGnbt
10 .834 gbIs. Ter Warft mar beute rubiq.-I
sprino Qatent s. 550-5.S0, 0inter 5traiebtS
IS .25-5. 30, Biuter 9utents s. 5000,
Gprind clears S4.50--4.75, J9inter Grtrds
30. 1 S4.e0-4.9 go, SO. 2 DO. S4.3o-4.45,
aan'as itraiebts $5.00--j20.
Roa aenmebl lit ftetta. 5atr Bis gus
tes $4.25--4.45, Dolce bis fancp $3.50
4.65.
Bu6wetsen mebl nonttnea so $500
--2.05 per 100 Bfuno.
Rais melt If ftetie. Geines peises
unb geIbes 81 .45-l.5O, eTo6es Il .a5-l.4O,
ailnbrseo $40.
Rosssn 1T Haa. go 2 Bsftesn 9o1Ie
7. o. b. Vep Dort.
0erite 1T nominea. Wat,eerite s5--s7c
c. |. {. unb neue Juttereerite 69--7014c e.L
(. Rew Dorf.
8eisen.-3nfubr 1o3 200 gu.. ger'anbt
--- Bu. Warft uiaio. go. Q rcfber
1896 TN elepator uno lac rontineu
f.e.b. i6mimmeno; Ro. Eort6ern Gulutb
uub go. barter Bintec l2414c I, o. b.
iGuimmenb.
8eIidtorn.- 3ufubr 39,375, gers
ionbt 202 ,52g gu. Rartt piaig. Steamer
62hc, Re. 60c i'm GleDator uno i6pims
meno, 80. 2 631Se 7. o. b iawtmmeno.
Safer. -3nfnbr AL 9u., Ber'anbt
- gu. gtarft ftetig GemiI6ter 28bis
80 Qfuno idiwer, nomineq; peiser 26 bic 80
9funb idwer, 49,. beidnitteuer DO.
"a bis 42 gfunb i6wer 49-52c.
Seu lit itetis. Ro. ] lI0-ll5e, 0o. 2
lo5-1l0c, Re. l00--lO5c.
Scpfeu lit Han. etcts 1909, orbiudrer
bis daotee 27-3lc; 1908, oroindrer bis dotce
l5-lse; gaeifie Goat 1893. l7-23e; 1908
l5-1sc.
Sdut. Enb ftetia. Central Gm.rica 22
-22Lc, goaota 2lh1-22Ze.
2e6er III itetis. asio 26-29c.
gort ift ftetie. -Sdmtlu s27.5O - $500,
ibort clear s26 .00-2s. .oO, Reb s27. 90.
geef ift ftetis. ;sdnilp sis.0o-19.5O.
Tleb Sl5. .OO-l 800. BeeisS binfeu S24 90
-26.0O, gerpa6t sl2 .O0--I2 so. gitp ertra
Snbia Reb S2l O0-23. 90.
GutReats fino rubig. 8ep6feIte Bel.
lies is - Tie, DO. Sdultern 81 -- Ss1c,
oo. Ghinfen l5L-l6c.
S6maIs 1T itetia. Riebre NET prtma
$l4.l5-I4.25; raiFtntrtes iit feit. Gontis
nsnt sl4.7o. 9. II. $3.50. COMPOUND lo14
-I0sc.
Tais tt felt. grtma ettp 714e. ScuHtrs
7-7Ic.
BaammcrIf 1T ftetia.
grtma robes $3.50. prima CONNER
gelbes 81. .49-7.65
BetroIe 1T itetis, 9affinirtes Rem
porf $50, philadelphia uno Baltimore
81 80. DO. Tn Bull II 40.
@oIIe tit rubts. Ccmeitic 6Ieece 81
-37.
Oars iIt rubtg. Straineo, geushnIi4es
BITS eutes "a .50--4 60.
Terpentin n lit piQig sn 64e.
Reis III itetis. Giu5simii6er 21<-6,+e,
9atma 5z-6Lc.
WoIaiies III itetis. Rew Orleans Open
QsttIe, gutter bis dolce. 32-42c.
Sufer. - Rober lit itetia. Wuscupabo
50 Teit 3.86c. Centrifugal 96 9eit 4.36c,
Relafies u6er So Teit 3.6l. RaffiHir.er III
| ftetig. Cut 2oaf 6.05. Gruibeb 5.95c.
DlouIb 81" 5.60c, Cubes $500, BON,
htreo 5.40c, Grauulatee 5.25e, Diamond
,,M"5.l5, gonfectiouers ~" 5.05e; SO
! 800, gao. 2 a. .95e, SO. 3 ASS, Ro. 4.S5c
SO. 8 4.s0c, 9lo. 8 4.75c, Ro. 4.70e, ao
8 4.65c, Ro. 9 4. SOC, 70. 10 4.55c, sio. II
4.50e, SO. IL Ass, no. l3 4.40e, SO. Ia
4.40s.
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U 0 NJ, i'm U1dr5.

U NJ, i'm WdrS.
Sn GrptbrGd beritebt man unter
rmQpamd" isne 4henteurertn Die aus
4behpnten in bic italieniihe &olonie
tomnt, nm Sasb auf Der QusbeutunJ
apertbe peibe UtGnnsr 81 MAIDEN. SOz
baIo iie aneslangt lit. finbet iie audi
sleih eineu adufer segen einen preis,
Der je nah Der Gualitdt Der Baare
3rpiIben fiinf5ig lro brettaufenD 5hs-
reiiientbalern i6pdnft. Bel Grlegung
oes 9eloes ober penige Sage nah6er
iptrb i'm 9eiiein etniger 3eugen Elm
miiuolicher aontratt gei6loHen. burh
pelhen bic ,.maoama" iih perpfti6tet.
etne treue 8attin gu iein, uno 3tpdr
duT 2ebensSsit %. b. bis iie Die 8e.
Idihet iutt baD; Der Weibe beIhpOrt
natiirlih NIT 0rasie pas 8leibe. IS
tommt iibrieens Dor, odB ote Satin
ihon nah brei 5aeen perouftet, obne
baB ihr Ydrtner Elm esIeblihes Reht
bate, iein se5abites 5eirdtbsgut gu
retlamiren. Simmer o6er ldBt lie Die
empfansenen @elber fofort bel Seits
ihaffen aus syurht, Der Wann mDdtt
iih ibrer ipieber bemadtisen. Iah BEN
aontratt sie4t jie ins 9aus nit BEN
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Gbtcdao, 5. slpri!.

Z hicd9o, D. apru.
Nebr.-- Ter Rartt mar itetie. gDinter
gateuts s. .20-5.5O, Straigbts s. .0o-5.25.
eprineg gateuts 81 .65-4 50. Straigbts $4.70
40, gaters $3.I0-5.30.
@eiseu. Siir Rai l13L--l14.e,
am Shlns 1895; fir Sali 1867 L-107a.c,
am ShluB 1886; fir September l031 a
l04sSe. am ShIub l034c.
g8elihtorn. - CUR RAJ 59Ts-60Tsc,
am ShIus SOC; fir Suli 62L - 63Le,
am SdIuB 6214e; fir September 6314-
6411e, am Shlub 63t.c.
6afer. - Siir Ndt 42L 43e, am
S6Iub 425se; fir Su!i 40ss - Ale, AM
enIuB 40ssc; fur Ssptenlber 3S1-353.e,
am SdIub 3s14e.
Roaae 2 soc.
gerfte. - Gute Suttergerfte so - 53e,
quite DIS hotee RaIsserite 57---66e.
hsiaameH. - 30. 9. %. 220e.
no. l u. @. 230c.
Itmotbpiddmer.-S4.60p go per Gentner.
aIeef a ame u.--S IL so per eentner.
ReBpori. - $25.25-25.3713 per Dbl.
Gar giai s25.l0 -- 25.37hz. am Sdlub
&25.l71s, fur Suli $500 - 25.35, am
shluB S25.32L; fir Septen,ber s24.70-
24.92L, am SdluB s24.s0
Gbmal;. sli.01 per 100 gfunb.--
Cir Rai sl3.57. - l3.7215, an Stlus
tl3.s0; fir SuIi Sl3.35 - 1885,,
am Sdtub sl3.40; fir September Sl3.25-
l8.37k5, am Shlus sl3.27L.
Gbort Etppenie ten.--aoie SI3.25
--I3.62h per 100 Bib. 5iir glai $l3.521S
- 1850, am ShuB $3.50. fur Suli
sl8.20-l3.27H, am S6lub $13.25; fir
September $500 - l3.l7s. am Sdlub
s13.15.
-Sbort flare Seiien, psr.
pd6t. S14 25--l4.50.
8ntter.-Rarti itetis. Greamers 26-
82c, Gairp 22--27c.
Gier.-Rarit itetis. 5rtiGe IS 2oc
per Dusene.
Rdfe. - Rartt itetis. Gream IA
t41le per gfuno.
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c5eIb ,,os eau" mar miaig si 2a 81.
grima Geiddftspaptere parosn su AZ
5E bistontirt.
Sterltus.Gr DANCE III iteti9. Si9t
m 81 .s74-i.s7X uno 70 Iase Stds tu
"a .s35s-4.S4H.
gunpess Oblisationen n rpdren ite'
tia unb ypuroen pie fulgt qaotirt:
Der. giaaten Refnnotna 2% lOOA 9eb.,
AZ reeiitrirte 1925 ll4A-il5ha. Soa'
pons 1i4N-li6, l5 aS rss''i5ss's msnsao aos Ssu.
pous 28 I00ss--lOl.
Mfttenmartt. Ter Rartt mar
beute sienlib Iebbaft uno bic gretie tart.
6leih bel Der Groiinuns ieste etne auf'
marts bepeemus Elm uno ote 3yretie itie8en.
Beaen Nitfos rpuroe Der Rarft ian, am
sdlub aber pieoer Iebbaft uno tstt. Sts
Gd,Iusnotiruneen waren bic b61iten oes
9aaes uno ereaben in uieIeR 6daen rep'
aniebnIiae 0ewinne.
9atftebenoe aurie uaroen pon oer6trino
srmin, 8aaman & Co., 30. 22o-23I gsaI'
nut Strabe. bers6tet;
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HNeSihe 0onft umfatt.
Der timias TIM bieiiaen GIearinsbaus be'
lief fif beute aui $4,737, l50.
nsfaisS sSsfurttdfeu-
Der Marft tn goscliefurifdter mar beute
etrpas gebbafter aIs an ben porbergebenoeu
Taaer unn bie gretie Inn 1lIgemeinen feit.
Die natitsbenosn gersduie isno gu bertd,s
ten.