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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
English Postal Savings

London. July 16.-(Special.)-As an en- couragement of thrift the British Post Office Is adopting a new idea in connec- ton with it's savings bank department At the same time the new idea will mean saving of expense in the department where each transaction with depositors costs an average sum of ten cents.
 The postoffice will lend to those who wish to save small sums a metal box, which will be unbreakable and inviol- able-that is, the money cannot be ab- stracted except by the proper channel of which the post office authorities will keep the key As soon as the box Is filled, 1t can be taken to the nearest post office, where the officials will open it, take out the money and credit the depositor with the amount of its contents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
Must Wear NIustnches

London. July 16.-(Special.) )-Mustaches are considered so important in the British army that a special order has been issued at Aldershot drawing attention to the regulations on hirsute.. adornment. It seems that certain young officers, es- pecially in the cavalry. have been using the razor on the upper lip, following the prevailing fashion of clean shaven faces.
 Now the Kings Regulations express ly define the style In which the soldiers face may or may not be adorned ton sorially. ''rhe upper lip is not to be shaved, and the chin and under lip are to be shaved Whiskers, if worn, are to be of moderate length This order dates back fifty years and no officer but a few retired generals now wear whiskers. The majority of officers conform to the regulations as to mustaches, but 1t has become the fashion in the cavalry Gin direct opposition to tradition and Ouida' 8 novels), to go barefaced. Hence the or der
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
STERNBURG ARREST
 CAUSES COMPLICATION

St. Petersburg, July 16.-(Special.)- )- The arrest of Baron von Ungern-Stern- burg on a charge of betraying Rus sian military secrets to foreign power Is not an incident of mere sen sational interest, but an event affect ing the general situation of Europe and bound to embitter the relations of Rus sia and Austria. Only few months ago the two governments announced that their ordinary diplomatic rela- tions had been renewed after the period
 of friction produced by the Austrian annexation of Bosnia, which was dip lomatic defeat of M. Izvolsky. when public opinion in Russia assumed a dan gerously bellicose attitude toward Aus tria. The barons arrest opens up the old wound and goes far to undo the work of diplomats to ameliorate the situation. The knowledge of this fact forces the authorities to wrap the affair In mys- tery It Is now unquestionable that the power involved is Austria and the examining magistrate today limited his questions to Madame Sternburg to the relations between the baron and Major
 Count Lelio- -Spannocchi, military at- tache to the Austrian embassy, and aide de camp to tho Emperor. Accord ing to accounts printed in the St. Pe- tersburg Press, documents of a high ly discriminating character have been found by the police at the baron's home including a list of 10 persons hav- ing supplied him with military secrets, together with the amounts paid. Even
 if the baron Is able to refute this charge such statements together with the appended paragraph of the "Novoe
 Vremya," that Herr Spannocchi will be obliged to leave St. Petersburg for ever, are sufficient to renew the bad blood between the two countries.
 The central figure of the new in- ternational drama Is a man in the
 prime of life. He has alrea3 had an extraordinary career. After resigning his commission in a Russian dragoon regiment when about 22 he enlisted in the French foreign legion and served in Algiers. He afterward deserted and settled in Spain. After some years residence there he went to Vienna. thence he returned to Russia as cor respondent of the bureau of the semi official Vienna telegraph agency. He was thus brought into constant touch with the Austrian embassy, where his usefulness secured him certain pecun-
 ary remuneration. About two years ago he added to his work duties as Daily Mail correspondent. He also rep resented Le Journal and some Stock holm and Berlin papers-activities which increased his value to Austrian diplomats.
 The secret police have sent a report of the case to H. Izvolsky, In view of its delicate nature. The general pub lie Is eagerly awaiting further devel- opments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
The Queens Royal Nia0ara ra-on- he-Lake, Ontario, Canada

Delightfully."- situated in private park on the shore of Lake Ontario at the mouth of the Niagara River Thirtyfve miles from Buffalo 30 miles from Tororfo Tennis 9hole Golf Links. Fine roads. bathing boat try Club. Well equipped garage. Cuisine and ser vlcc unexcelled in Canada. Booklet and terms on WiMNETT | THOMPSON. Props. tL. n. Cole, Msr)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17

i ficulty. If the railroad folk wish the proceeding held in the west south or any other section the mediators pack up and immediately begin holding con fcrences with the opposing sides all ternately ir- the city or town decided on. s - =
 The one instance where the media tors were not successful this. year was in the settlement of the strike of the switchmen of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads. Both the switchmen and the railroad officials telegraphed the mediators when the controversy. which later ended in q prolonged strike, first arose. The medi ators in answer sent word they would come west within a few days and at tempt to thwart the trouble. They start ed from Washington but the strike was | called before they reached, the scene. This cannot be called a failure on .he part of the mediators, as they had ID | chance to work on the settlement of the dispute.
 In the majority of instances where. con- troversies are brought to the attention
 of the commission, arbitration of the differences is suggested. In such cases three arbitrators are chosen, one by the railroad corporation, and one by the la bor organization involved. The third ar DltratOr IS selected by the two first ap- pointed but In event of their failure to name the third arbitrator within five days after their first meeting the third party is named by the mediators. Ac- cording to the Erdman act, under which the mediatory commission wa appointed the majority of the arbitrators appoint ed by the mediators shall be competent to make valid and binding award. In this way the mediation commission
 has accomplished what was at first thought to be impossibilites The first controversy settled by arbitration during the past fiscal year, was that between the Big Four railroad and It's telegraph CTS. Then followed the threatened strike
 of the Switchmens' Union of North America on eight railroads entering Chi cago This was amicably adjusted by the commission. The next case was the controversy between the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern and its telegraphers.
 which was also settled satisfactorily Next followed the controversies between the Baltimore and Ohio and the Order of Railway conductors and trainmen. that between the 51 railroads west north
 west and southwest of Chicago and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen; the threatened strike on the Gulf and Ship Island railroad by the telegraphers' union and others of A sim liar nature. In all of these cases the mediators got In on the ground floor In time and prevented a great loss of money and time both to the men and the com panies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
STATE NORMAL COLLEGE

Equpment-Fne Library, Chemical Physical and Biological Laboratories. shop for Mechanic Arts Mod cl School for Practice Teaching etc.
 Courses in Mathematics. Science. Modern Lam guages, Literature Latin. English. History. Common Branches. Psychology and Methods Manual Train.ng Music.
 The whole session Is devoted to the work of train Ing teachers. Graduates hold important positions
 Fall term begins Sept l5 Write for catalogue to 6-22-l4t-we-su M WILSON. Pres
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
THE WHITE HOUSE,
West End Beach. Biloxi, Miss.

west 1I1u bedcIIs bifoxI, NIsS'
 Beautiful location on beach and electric car line Ideal grounds, modern home- like rooms, with or without private baths. New one thousand foot wharf. with bath houses. Access to finest golf links in south. Cuisine unsurpassed Rates s1O and up per week. Mrs. Cora E. White. Prop.
 b-S-21t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
HUDSON COLLEGE Marion, All
For Young Ladies

TOT Young Lnd1eS One of the oldest female colleges in America. Standard college courses leading to B. A. and B. s. Degrees, Mu- sic, Art and Elocution. Fine athletic equipment. Extremely healthy location. For illustrated catalog. address
 ROBERT G. PATRICK, Pres.,
 Marion, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-17
NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL

PETOSkEY, MICH. Only first class Resort Hotel In this charming resort Magnificent new English Grill dining room conducted at popular prices on the European plan. A pew and up-to-date departure in the Great Lakes Resort World Hotol opens July 6. For rates apply to $. II Peck, PetOskey, Mich.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Al,s 5Snriitr.

Die Styetiftao.ieH Bat iu 10 fern
enc neUe AsHourp 9tnommtn oaB
cen eu @ltbtrtcu S.rtitbrcAgy her
her8s1tadi ufo sHleielt parotg. Die
9auComrdcteten haeta Ste treiyneee
Sdptinsy beuahuhttat olb ie#au.
oere Seutt auitelieu Warcen. ptun#oie
Siteiieg nihi icfcrt#34 31is 6tntS
pey Stuu0t ihrt 4ybttl lpHesr auiuth
men.
Sufolat l%lmiipetns t.uss aaics
in oem Il .Hdh otu 9faeio4 fuhr. put.
oe Ale. Shlfivl fdsanH etyltet.
@tt eiucm SeitbaNipjt, 1tttr
tam ts SO einem puiteg &coaa psst.
@ieire nab Gem .llmpjye QrHlaiotri
patatn. Sins oieiU WariQef4oHi
trli @or0ou 2tpis cen l0idAsulet
~sr non Say. Wm. II. 2Cois.tH I'M.
felher A}u3t am 8cpf, SAP Der Rra
IL e.rtn S3aoe.truh srli;t On othtJ
fslstu 81 Ia lytldeai Suiiduot oar.
totrlie5t. sine &tiohnuno ron Sl0C
rasot von SEX @ol3ti aUsseies. far
ae &trsaiagus IND llebegfa5rurs SsS
ats,.h2.sr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

milne gruartungen ols elm Gtdrt.
uRgsmittel BEL allen W1agenbd4per-
ben DoaauF srfIlt. Sd babe e ielbi
DerIudt uno oussefunDeH, bab Is Elm
Dortrefflidss StdrtunesmitteI 1T,
pslhes 9eiosnbsn uno &inbsrn gage
Ben nerDen ianH. Caroline Waorrosco
Don 9aneou, SO. 3. 80. 5057 9.
Qiblano 4Os., gbitagO. ST.. 8iss
fss 3tugnib BON elmer QerstiR ousse=
fisnt. bic 10 LANCE practicirt 5at, Be-
peiit an beitsn. ns!t' eass Gigsnz
fhaften oisies grdparat bat. IS ioate
bon iolhsn, pelhe ihDG6lih, leidt
ermlost, nerDOs Fn6, bic i6lenien
Qppstit uno i6ledteR S6laf BADEN,
gebrauht neroen, ionie bon alien.
psIte blaB uno frdntii6 finb uno be-
rem 8eroauung unrsgelmaBia 1T. IS
1T elm oortrefflifes, natirlifss gluts
rsiniaungsmittel. Sn Npot6etsn. Sol.
Sriner, 30. 1333-l339 9. Qi9lano
QOe., Gbicoso 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Rrnsnftsnhsrl,.

RshutH. - 22s-2sa psr sa. fir crsse.
afb-2s0: ntEsfie. erirc. t-5-f -. Ge.
aOo-so5: Gsfss:e 4sle I.7s-ls5. &c.
notniste t5e-i75i frs dis1er. doics uere
2.7b--2s IS; tsaaue iazsslas. 245-250;
sQtnd. atr 100 %iuH0. s75-5.0o.
1fcmxnua&S. - Aa9 Eu1liftf. rer wfrns
2s-yce; enniies 25-27e ser SiaHo: erringes
esSnsssfunstl. cnstisr, pr 100 ziuns.
s2s-aS1.
een. = 1smsite. Gasserdel or nel.;f,. IN
1Aco-f&2h. 80. I ~ 325--1ako. sa z
n. o0-l1f0- Hife uro efuifftrs 10 ~ -
1850, EcctcE a1ul1S rna Grhfr4fe nrrir,p
iS-oo-tS 90. Nc 1 &Fatric 1850 - 81 81.
Tfftfn. 6oo-6N
rrsa- - Sccaen - Ser zarre ~ o..
haftt-Rer Scure 6.5o-7C0
Sknt1 ~ GlrcN Sc : iriuufs ffL-ffs.
go. 2 fe.s aL-lQrs So Z frlre tr-wfo.
eA-nes 80. 2 10. --Msc. R1fhsers = q
hfr t5M-fe~c. Sc. 9 BE-. f4-fA-
esnia. - 1879 I1ten. cuzee-s ~ ts
faTc1 ~ fsEf1r>Eaiierfn rrr 8e ress 81
l4-lE. fllfltr. i2-lSc. 7fr- fr teIar
unb Saniisr. - tAs ciisr eerle. lo-fl.
cra1tiaHsrEs SIX
Mapis-SNfgt. ~ S1ner. rer Ef1rs is-r7c.
EFrrif nn1 Llre s@Ar.
Ee1trEnrEE. 49, Ser wttrrs ra-fNo
Er3itn. - ISL 81 @r1 gEf~ r se-t4-
frfrf 1rtfrr. i7r-f SCI rrrs ISL ~.
Isu Ssaf. sr e1s "a
gss gsss Ter 10 Ers al IN
ELRsA= Esk1A &sz& AeA-AS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
gus OrhknTb.

3Diifeu ben bieFgsn @rrBbano.
Tern in 5rihteH uno einem @roBbauit
in gbicago lit elm srbitterter OeI6dits.
trieg %entbrannt, neil bic G6icagoel
6irma bier Elm 3psigseffdit croft.
Hste uno bic bieiigsn 5dnoIsr untsr.
bot.
gei Tsinsr Qrbsit duf Dem Dad
oes aeFelbauiss Der biefigen Gas0n.
Iase itir3ts osr 23idbriae Sd. Sdut
aus elmer 50bs pom 40 6uB 6srab I'M
erIitt sinen gein6ru6 uno ionfig,
ihlimme 8srIsBun9sn.
Der 81 Sabre ate Sob. uliQsr
oiirfte bic Ssbtrdft bsi0er Quseu Elm.
biben ais Golge zines unfaas. rer ibn
bsim 2esen Der Gelsiie fir Die Obj
toto 3ransp. So. bstraf iHoem ibm
Elm Stid Stabl in oas cine @u5e flog
uuo bic oa0urd peruriddte @rt3iins
Dung Ih aud Dem aHOersR aug, NIT
tbsiIte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
nIriidi. n.-sla-.r

grslHlnsnIsI. - Sa5iSc. eE0Be. 15-2oe BE-
Hfunc: iteine. @1oc.
eAiptiRt. - 6~clhiGntefe. leihts. per 100
RfuHo. t1.5o-12 90. ;1were. S.Oa-e 90.
1umrrfr. Qdmn1sr, per &funo. n5nr TeTI
1Q-19es 2aurelflef0, s-9c; Sgrira ednbs
Der Ettd S.o0-Gnc.
SanhtH. = QebeHoe, alie. PER Cuksns 1.25
ISL; fpie. per Saesno e0-f9c. Scunbs
Iebeuoe. Der Zuesno f.b0-f.75. q~erupfis. 81
Tuters 2,00-2.25: masere. pcr Inteno i.66
-f.95.
gcflaatl. Eo,pis. fe1zc: SABINE. ate. cSei
faaen. tic; enriEe Ebissrs. leg: R~rciIers
En,en, init DciBen Ssoeru. 17c. Gnfen All
hnufeu Seeern f6-16t5G IHriehs piunee
17-1Sc. nGGere olnHe Iuriess. - - f4c.
Ndnfe. f4pgre. crl THf Tenera. PER ZHtsrs
Ioc0-fi 90. fieine aerurifc s5nfs 900 II
SOC: SriHeatI5uer. 7er Hutcrn 1905 80.
qalshsiiG. - 5ol75 80 5h-sc; Ts-s-
srira ianse. ii0-tse SInno. Tx
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

Rem gort.-S. Quguitus 5sinse,
Der ~4upfert0Hig" puroe i'm 8unbes=
aeri6t in Rem Yorf BON Der Mns
tlase Der WliB0erpenouns BON geI-
bern Der mWereantile Rat. 8anf" unf
or 8erpGhsrung BON 4ctien BON eli
ner SurD freigeiproden @. - $4,000
0ubenO Deingemadte~ Gier, pei6s
~unldngit Den gbicaso mad Rep gcrI
geianot puroen, fino BON 9ebensmit-
telinipectoren in 9ropfIpner
9iihIipeihern als total unssnisBbar
hei6Idgnabmt pcrOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
uniere
Sbnittmuiter.
SabIdbes zsIeiS iiir 1l1dSeben.
10 4061.
Sir ole @d6ss ii auasss6sn.

sir Gle Rd6te lift ~3ugsgsbsn.
9ieies alsioden 1T cine ie9r eins
fade Wlo0e, bic 91lieieit 1T unter
Gem Sod born uno binten gsrafft. I'm
bic Iaiae tIeiOiam gu maten, TT Elm
ipenis StIderei n1tbig. melfe oon BEN
bintsren Sbeil Der Saiae iibsr ben
Shultern nit einem 8reteae bis porn
an Der 5aiaelinie beFeitiat 1T. Die
Ilelnen Ynffs AermeIn habsn s6snfaas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
CoUNTY C0UEr-IN TGoBArr-

ColNlA GUtkP-lN PROBATE
III the Matter of tbe Estate OF rmn
{. Kuhnuuencb. Deceased.
Letters Iesiamentar1 ON tho rs,,,,
OF Emil a.. k"thnmugnch Late III AN
City 81 Milwaukee, iusaidCouutv ofAil-
waukee, deceased. having been dui,
granted to Katherine kuhumueucb by
this Court.
IN rs ORDERED. That the time from
the date hereof until and iucll.dine the
nrst Tuesday of December A.b. lqiO b.,
and tie same is hereby hNel as the TINA
within which 90 creditors ot the ssi3
Emil s. NgbumHeueh. deceased. shail.
present thcit claims Cor examination ana
allow a5e
III + FURTHER ORDERED Tina,
ali ciaaa fof necessary funeral expen
ses, iaf tte eNleoss 81 tuelast sickness
oi the 3g.t cnf fef debts ~ila,ina
prcfeo uuaaa gse law, off4e rni,c8.
State which arc presented within ~fxrg
days hss tNan uci aud adinss
ted Ia s0i aa~ Ht Is tuuff Rooms
an tte tanltii4 3fas ia thc Jtt#af. Nil.
~ANkee la-iNl tsaHs1. at. lhs ~nf.iaf
term tset lao.f la= hs.bsfl ~,
'ne f.fei ifa = 49, asi 1910. and
az ae.a ae hlrle naithe4
thefeef
IT - ftt,I4llI eianfgIn That an.
Other taas aH 5.#
agsinst tAt .aal kaH e.,.a
deceased Ae 0et f
before ths Nea
In the t.art. fF..U
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
I'll EW A~SS@v~~~G DELIVERED TO YOUR HOUSE.
49, p--xTY %( BRANCH OFFICE: i55 : WATER ST.
(A ~ 9eIephone South $40.


eansrrrsHt. = easls TOO; y sah 500:
esirits. $50 .er saylone.
gela @yima 30. I ioLls Der Eflus OK
TX; Gdie. per 0iaEa IKE re. 2. foltS,
g'sms. uaaeuafa.re Is a'ause. aisccnin.
Rejection. t7-2oe.
Gentle.
Hrfii9siru. - GaliorHler. Tnb. 1.25-f5o
&Fareciu -mraH, Niiten. 1870 t1D
bel 1l5ri35. fancq 1rnHuaub t.T5-200i
sea 1aesHe 9anoel cate. l25 - 1901
- q; esefar Gut Earal 10O-i25. d
Aats aHaeu. = asiic ts,- Hnitel % 5e<
iese 1afa. az Tls 325-- g; asaHsra
araai 9sus5 1srss. asr Gab rs
rl De- efet1 3lo-8eF.
SsiSs hnssH- sne e5aiiiana. Sas -
0.t yetloo gtE SKATE 2.75-3.0o.
SAtuf'&HrssL cieias. 20 zatsno rs
eHEisH. Sis8es cher sIsiueis esaa4.
h1s .r 1le rr0ft. 1--sSr. rt.tIgra
rsrs 59-e9s aSnaaaa eas osm SaB a
ess. eiaaf. = Slsfsl. Der erais 2.so-soa.
Grntiann - Sieaqsr. AI0t
Gxant Suisssiv. Gliar5s = Apfb.ffFtsrl
5 " s4SeH' saats asr'Hgs 3o-toss
@ 1aVsns i5-2oe: nelrs s@aassI.
Iffnfs H-IfE.
eraHs SssisH. IfRHirgt Campers 100
-
slsstrsitis zi.. reus. rsr $40 -.
Aan4 rN 1aFeub 15-8Ce.
ralaI M teefv Euse. Panes1
sssHsiat eg- lara, flrss sazssss sl
&aiarar. eisHlfr. Eaes. ranod s-to.f
ao-SSc; sc. 2. st-gr
LzHH@tA1e Sieals. flsint ElrSeL IS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
1separatmrsn fiir SahrraSer.

Gr-nn0Igtn Sic no lest lber uniere
9reiis fir Gmciqirs II. 8eparaiurarbeIe
Ten. Sir MAIDEN aIte 6abrrdOsr gsrabs
Die nsu ausiebsn. nniere bohgraoieen.
garoatirten 6ahrrdber $l5, $l9, $22 iHr
Baar ooer Isihts AbjabIunssn. paupt=
quarter fir neue uno sipeitsr 6nno yWlos
ior=eecles" 2lbenos uno SoHntags 8ors
mittags oiien. 1sIepbon South 476
Jenas GYcIc Sc. 728 RntiOHa! aDs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Gercihter DantenrSeF.
lEe. 4QO7.

Die poyhsrridenoe 9eIiebtbsit Ser
peiteN. idmiesidmen Stole bat audi
pie gtooe Ser ssrsibten 8ode pieoer
~ ben gsroer9runO trsteu lafsn. IS
1T oeies eiue Defenders fir fhIanle
6I9ursn ie5r tleiofams 5mts. Ter
Red btitsht aus iit6su @ebrsE uHo bat
urien eiuea rings herum laufsuosn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

Die bier a1s,5ilbeie praciil6s
Shir3e tam. ipenn aus sntipredeus
Gem Walteri1l gelndft IND nit abites
henoen ooer Stidersi6orten geidmiidt,
81 einem idmudm aIeioaRssitid &C.
italiet fperDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Cine Usrtrsiilid,s emyisbluna.

.Fvaa 0sts.ine Nlcueseo pen 9or
gan tetisants ana htteof
4etstn IT'D iat lbsr 2o Sab
~. t51ts etto tbdiis 1T,
-tt.s tas eae foiatrec Shrsi5sn.u j.
0a iteewt8 sfaae. bel otmSib
1tlHsse a1stsitar edrig az SITTER
Atne ~aNsegSao<, ba3. q. Is cue
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
gInbsre Msisrs.ndrtts.

gbtrGeo, II. Nsai. Butter - 0reausro
23- PC; Gairp. 21-25e.
0air. Eniiies. i4-14Lcs Ipine, 13h-
f34e. Gqung amerieaS. 15c; erididie. 13c.
Nier. - i6-20c.
gIbmoutb s9i8. IT. Wai. ~ BET hem
hgnfe bicr nbGcbalteuen adfemnrit ofieriertsu
81 Sabyiicu 4429 aliien 2uis. bel ME iol5s
seriauit iouroe;
22a Saaares. 1886; 257 1piHs. 1915; 240
Taitc8. t4Lc; SO EGiiics. l4lsc. 25l8 Elis
it8. H. 1S3 goauQ lmericln. l4Aac, si3
CONG ogrns. IS sc, 3 eongbolHs. i4Ac /.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

@arnirung bon Stidsrei. Der Rod
lit einfah geraffi, mas ihlanten Sim
bern better iteht ais anoereu. Dixie
Woos signet iit fir Qapn, Dimit9
ooer gstiipslis 5ourlaro Seioe.
DGs MuIter tommt in OroB.n fir
Wldo6en i'm Mltgr BON 2 Bis 10 Sab
Ken. 5iir Elm Mdo6en rOn a S1bren
brau6i man 2l Nagos 3650a. StofF.
Fgsis oes Mlulers 10 Gents.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Gaelid,er oismIt.

grcshp ginie Hus grcno 1runt
IN. SHiien 9ssirnsa0 am Samstay
D. april rs,s,r ois Zamsier I'M {
lbr 80 a5taos taatih a6iabrsn
Goas: @<ipaFE Cir. an ser gufs
i1le StroEsaaSra5G
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Butter, Gisr nuO Sale.
g,iInsnfcc Waa~ft.

Criras 97c: Girfts 24-25c; SeeoHos 21-23e;
Menoraico 22-23e; 2airn. SoHep. 24e: Zines
ii 22e, @adius 1s-19c; @reaie Soc.
SuH gream. 1O-fcc; Bird. tO-15c; Qimbnr.
Ger fo-17r. Sbnei3er 12-19e.
Oicr. - gnfnbr 1915 aiiten; Wlorif uubera
dnoeri. Sriiae Sier i7he; Seeonos t4-l5S.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
IMnrRfberth1t
MiIpnufes wanrft.

meissn 1ermine paren n%ieorieer. ma
l.lZxCi Jun l.O3tsc. september l.Olc, 8rpi
49, ~ " SutS @la~ut nAeuttbst Ns
Aorihern-l Gar l.i0e. 2 DO. 1.19he; Seloei
0baff-t Gnr lose.
@iaiS, 1srmins porsu niebrig,r. Ma,
@rs6sen0 5ef 8 Oars aniS5r bSber. Gnnldse:
!to. 3 aelber-1 Gar CSC; No. 81 Gar o2he.
@erlss. Qroben Bel i2 cars anfubr flan.
= uiaiaee N2eotam-t Gur &C; no. 3 /
Sar Sc sto. Al Gar 53e. 1 30. Ole; 5utscr
aoasea. erobea BET 1 Gar aafubr Obus
oaisr. groben bel 70 Cars gnfibr fefter.
lHllaee no. 3 lueieer-1 Gar lilac; Stdnoaro
az.
N,chi.
oaro sOrius gaieuts . ......... ...54o-55o
MoHics ....510--5.f5
9ihhlsnpofis.
g.eie III Seasa ;s;i; ...l975-
Oiunr M,tooliugs ................2475-
Semtreien.
FieAstdmeH ................. 227
@lhlel00 10 3.90
gieefamen ........--.-...-...f0.00 100
@rcuiIpaen. 99eb 9orf 22e5; Frigia.
SDWal3. per Sult. 1886; S6iHien, i44 ~
1876; .Sbulieru, 1lA-ttAe; Dasitelttide 81
sc ebiabrreie Der grosuftsnmartte in I'LL.
ndufee inr bohnlaaernoe 9Saren itno mie iolgt:
70. 1 8crtheru, Leila. 80. 2 g~loribern.
los ~ 1tOH. Ma. 3 Northern. 100 ~ l.02,
Jlgcigm @crlie. 62-6Dc; R0a3eu. soc: N0. 8
giai9. 90 G2Mc. 5tanfGro 9dfer. 42h 43t.
Sic rbtgcu Nmi0ee ltno mad Srieies sffi5lels
lem EoilU Commercial eeiter bearbeiiei.
aHoere @elrcioes rnO &rOoufienmarfte.
0btcaao. II. Mai. Wehf. Blntcr.
nc.'cn @Gicnt5. 400 $40; Sirniabis. aga
+N0. <ptiHN Ydienis. ....i Sftatgbts. A50--
AS. Nalcrs 4 0n~-4.05: gir. 2 ro-er. i.f3--
1f5; 80. 2 banter. f.l2-iI5. 10. s A.ai5,
t1h-62C 30. 3 Bclber. 02M-03c. Nnier.
9tu. 3 helper. Al 4jc; no 2 N0Gdcn. 70
Sic. SutfcrBetiic. 50 -57c. cute bis QidLers
Gnsleie 6. Gtc. 9t1. ! Nert6pCitcrn, 2l7lss
K1iAla 2iMptgpilnists ....i AseB &ori. $50
z3 5O. g 2lWul5. 152J-1S.265 Sbort hid
GIces i2.s1is- i335. ebert @ieur Sioe3.
is. 75-l40U; NleeHaMcI. 1925
CT eouiH u. lat. - AciseH. - Ao. ?
roieE. ti6-l1sA; Jo. ? carter, iOS44 r.
M2ats. Do. .. e3M--0ir.
Nufet. go. ? pet6er. Sic.
NuulGe 0Hhs II. WsGi. &ei3sn -
&c. . 6Grier t.0l-i.O9; 10. . rotor. LOO
ia.
Wiots. 70. , aemifbt,r 62Ac.
Nnfgr. - go. . weiber t2-4ic.
MinnenpnIis. n. Mni. &clJen -
9U. / 9,oriberu. 1.10-t.11A; SO. ? yiortbs
Nltai. - 5trf gateuts 5.s0-550i seconos.
b.tO-5.5o; Sirit @nients. 415-425; SECONDS
2.9G-3.20.
2nIHth II. agat essissH go. 1
0oriberu. l.09is 30. 2 GorteerH, t.07h.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

Oung BON 5ebn Gents auF Wuni6 sus
geiaHot. 9aan sebe gsfl. Drummer,
@r0Bs uno pole 4orehe. beutlia Sc
f9rieben, an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

0as Wulter tommt in pier @r0Ben,
3 bis a 3ou Sruifueiis. sir cine
Shur3e bon mitilersr @robe braudt
man 5 9aros 3636a. Stoff. 4rsis
oes Buffers 10 Gents.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
NnDere Viebmdrfte.

Gbfcanc. II. Wfi. 49, &iaspieb. - si1.
fntr 2sno: Fceocs $1,000. I~Cr1ssSfieIe.
& U-64a. gscitcrn 5jO-Tz5: $icdcra uno
CccnetS A0O-6.t5s Gihe unh Settlers $50
F.45. 3lihcr. ~5ao-7T5.
eaneine. Wpflbr t2.000. lsi1is Gao =
pT5. acMidtc. e.55-a75s f1mere q25 -
p65. 9eue5 a25-9so; &iSs. 9S5-975;
essnis. sninar i2.ooo. 4oo-7lo: earn.
mgF NNomN00
ct 0rntE n. Ieai. ~ siirsgisb - &eEts
erfrc 600 ees aast uHn eeiiers 3SS-
E an. EtcIcra EHe FtccfrA. 4Qo-b.g6
EGiprnr. ~ f.55
Eaaic. ~ 8 95-7.25. edrrnsr. 1855.
8dufaa Gltq. L. Mlat &inossfh -
2-5.S5; Sicssts ans Geeeers. 400 -
b.25.
enteine. VnIf qs5-e4 s.
ennfc. - S.5o- $50. odrznrsr. 10000.
EmaHu. II. Tlai. 49, &iaerica Beef
Edfre 6s5- ass. aast rze ssietA $50
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
@iAmarhs.
Wiluaufee gQorft.

eafmeinr. 49, anfmhc $50; Grimd. e.55 -
a6s. sstppiug. e.65-9.60: lei1ie. 9.25-s.5o.
Saders. e.50-94 40
HiuAUich. - AHiutr ..... Euiters Steers.
~5.50-7.50. Sciiera. 4.50-6.75. aube. 400
t75. Gamers. 2.T5-350; Cutters 3 800
NnlIs s25-5.S5s Gesoers, 6zoZ5-5o; Sicd'
FRS, 4S5-5I0; a6laer, 6.z5-725.
eMafr. - Infntr ..... S6ate $50 IT. 1905
Cdnimeg. S.O0-s.50s Common, &o0-7.o0