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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnKrr,

New York, December l2,--Four-About
steady al old prices Rye Flour Firm,
Ruekwheat Flour and Buckwheat-o Quo,
Commeal aud RyeSteady. Barley Firm.
Wheat-Steady: No red e7S.c. elevator ana
NAsc. {. }, atloat, Futures closed I'm
changed to 10 net higher. December, oes G.
MAY, tl.0s; July, 81 Corn Easy; new, No
spot soc, E. o. b. afoat, Futures closed
lsc net lover December 5ilec, May. 55.c,
oats Easy standard white, 3sy4c Future,
closed q iaaAse, net decliue. December,
Ss,sc MAY 3aNc. July. 39tsaiOc can bid,
Beer Steady Lard Easy, Talow, pciro.
ienm Rosin and Turpcurinc-Al steady,
Rlte- Stcs'1y Molasscs~-Quict. su1ar--Raw,
firm; refined steady, Coffee Futures closed
steady at "a net decline Of SNl1 points spoi
coffee nominaly unchanged; Rio No Z.
l3iec,; santos. No. 4. iSH c;.mild quiet.-Cor
dora l5s. a. 5S.e BntterF Firm, creamery.
specials, 3,4r, extra, %0as0lsc.; third 10
nrst, 25RgSlae, held creamcry. second Ia
special AmSo1aca state dairy, common "a
finest, 2SH 2sc Cheese September quality,
special, iSdlIhG: do fancy, coiored, l5i5c
DO fancy, white li4c, DO. choice, tts, a
Exc, Eggs Frmi STATE Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white fancy, 66c,; DO gath.
-r-a white. toa6ac,; do. hennery. brown
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Ne W Y ork
Stock Market

New York. December t2.-Apart from
Us fairly frm uhdertone during the
earlier part OF the session, the eonr>t
ui to-day's stoci market was uGlai.
portant Trading was light, and again
confined to the better known spectila
tive leaders. although isolatsd move.
mcnts IN some OF the more obscure
Spcci1lties Indicated mild resumption
of operations bS DORMANT pools fhc
days news included the appointments
To the United states Supreme Court
tie Federal sttit attacking the validity
81 tho Southern Pacific Railway Com.
uany's ttla 10 oil lands in California,
last weeks uusat 5tactosy hank tate.
mont the adverse report on TIE Ulited
states steel CorpoyatIoa Tor NovcIl0ef
ana orr exports The market openaG
irregular with pronounced weakness
an the Hartman issues. United States
steel aud the other metal ISSUES Fol-
lowing it's general recovery in a move
meut led Ivy tho coal stocks tho list
held fairly well until the. final hour
when reports of another meeting OF
tiin steel an iron interests and advces
from Chicago stating TIA 'erSe ma
jority of the Engineers employed on
the western roads had voted to strike.
sent prices of active issues 10 the low
est level Of the day and caused q weak
closing
Financial interests ooncurred in COM
mendng President Taft's Judicial Sc.
1ections aud INDUCED in some conjec-
7ure with regard to their bearing on
tho more important antitrust s;iits nov
pending The Attorney Generals an
,iai report devoting considerable space
t. the prosecutions undertaken agatns,
offending corporations. and his refusal
l. ,,,. f,,,= oil
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

fancy i5qisc.; ho. gathered. brown 40
a5c; do fair to good 35h4oc
Potatoes-1rreguar: Bermuda, per barrel
$4,000; Maine, per bag, i.40nl50; state
per bag. $500 i50; Long Island per barrel
or bag. s150Gl.e0: Jersey. per bag 1850
i.I5: Southern, per barrel. si.25 fti.S7; sweets
Southern per barrel. s0d 5Cc.; Jersey swccts
per barrel. sl.g5a2.oj, Cabbages-Firm;
Danish seed. per ton, sea 1900; domestic
per ton <sah00; red, per ton, s30a35.oo
feanuts-stcady; tancy handplcked virginia
Freishts-Firm; cotton TO Liverpool. i5c.
grain to Liverpool. I'd; do. London, Hid.
Cottonseed oil 'sas a shade higher at the
start, owing to the hrmness Of crude. but
prices eased off later in absence OF outside
demand and in sympathy with the late
break in hog products. Futures closed nn.
dI7.I7: January, 7is47.i7. March. 7.25a7.26;
April 1.266f 80: prime crude. 6.l3m6.gT: prime
summer yellow. I.1omI25; primo winter yei-
low. 900 SEQ prime summer white, I9oa
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. December l2--Tho cotton good,
markets werc dull and firm on staples and
with a steady business doing In some few
spccialtiet. Underwear is reported as in
better demand for prompt shipment. Holt
day trade is rising in volume. Recorders
from cutters dress goods are coming in
on blacks, whites and serGes.
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Rlr nrenks IndIcntcd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, December i2.-Ihe
presence of 15D wagons, which brought
tobacco. In the. warehouses By night
fall. indicates that the tobacco breaks
will be larger Tomorrow than here
tofore This season.
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Ner York. pec.mh.r 12.-Muney or

New York December 1o.-Muney on
call steady: 1-4fi3i- per cent: rul-
ing rate SIS closing bid. 3 SIS: of
1ered at IL per cent. Time loans
steady; sixty days and ninety DAYS,
per cent. six months, per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 5m5 IL per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at si.S2T
s4S215 for slXty-day bills and at
s4.s54o for demand. Commercial bills
si.s1 1.emStSf 3-;. Bar silver. 81 3-S,
MEXICAN dollars SO. Government bonds
nteady. Railroad bonds easy.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington y. c.. Deem Der l2-spirits
rpentine-Steady at 13Gc.:: receipts 26
casks. Rosln--Stcady at s5.25; receipts 9o2
barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50 receipts i2s bar
rcls. Crude Turpentine-Firm at s4.50q6oo;
receipts SIS barrels
Savannah, Ca. December l2.--Turpcntinc-
Firm at 74h m74iac. sales 396 casks: receipts
$40 casks; shipments 81 casks stock 1853
casks Rosin-Firm; sales 2.1oo barrels; re-
ceipts ZIG barrels; shipments $50 barrels;
stock 1906 barrels. Quote B. $50.
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COTTON MARKETS..

New York December An early decline
in tho cotton market was followed by
rally. which appeared 10 be Influenced by
expectation of bullish census report ueNt
poiuts hirhcr IN ( points lower Tho open
ing was barely, STEADY at decline OF pa
y points under scattering liquidation and
local selling for turn, inspired By disaD-
pointing cables and reports that the south
was offering spot cotton more freely. ONcr-
start and FOR a time prices fuctuatoN WITH
IN narrow range, but the market grad
uaiiy worked lower until active positions
showed net loss OF about ll@lS potntN.
There good demand around this levei,
and tho market later recovered nearly all
covering Possibly rumors that carly re-
turns TO the National Glnners Association
for tho period as compared With the pTevt-
Gus period helped the market during the
afternoon. ana there may also have been
come buying on ate cables from liverpool
cotton little under the market. ~ any
rate demand became more general Gurinr
the late trading, and closing prices were
only or points OFF from the best, SOUTH
ern spot markets officially reported carly
were generally unchanged TO l-l6c lower
ing the amount OF cotton sinncd up to De.
ccmber H., or to the c,oso of business to-
night Win be Issued the opening Of the
market on Tuesday. December 20
Receipts al tho ports today wcrc IS65t
baies against 1890 last week and @gS9S last
SSd.7i5 last week and @Ci4il last year To.
DAYS reCelpis at Now orleans li,iSS bale,
against 4.s7l last year
Cotton futures opened barely steady anC
closed very steady
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANIrT MARkEr

CReported by Rodgers, McCabe G. Col
Petersburg, Va. December 12.-Peanuts-
spanish-Firm at sllO per bushels Viz
fancy handpicked 81. a 31Lc
machine picked. 2a93c.; shelling stock. "a
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H.. December 1a.-Reports that
prospects were decidedly unfayorable for
an average crop in Oklahoma or the South
and western parts of Kansas tended to-day
to advance the price OF wheat. A specula-
tive advance in Liverpool had also consld-
ciahie effect. The close here was at net
gain of Z toiig Ssc. All the other Leading
staples showe,i losses corn. finishing ltaS.r
down: oats off s9'ic TO y q he. and pro-
The leading futures To-day RANGED as fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-13
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
BY Richard " Msury,
stock and Bord Broker. iot5 E. Main St.
Richmond. Va December Il, 1910
SALES BEFORE BOARD.
Virginia 81 old-5.5to at So

SALES BEFORE BOARD.
Virginia g. old-5.5to At $50,
SALES Vt BOARD.
virsinia-caroltna chemical Isl Merr-i.cc
NJ 10.
STATE SECURITIES BID Asked.
virginia y Old c and r. 1882 S Sis
Centuries 90. c and r i99I..... So, ssis
RAILROAD BONDS
a c. l. r. Con TT: p. g.. o
G. and o Il. and A. Gen,I NJ. US. 90
Georgia Pac ist IS. G. lse2........ lie 80.
Georgia. SOU. and Fla. 1876. 49,. lG5 :.
Georgia and Ala. Con IS. l3iJ.... lt- -.
Norfolk and West Ry IS :ss6 rs -.
Seaboari Air Line IS. ts5o-....... -
Southern Railway LIST IS. iS9i...... l0j
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va. Ry aud Power Co. IS, 1884,, So =.
STREET RI. STOCKS. Par,
Va. r., and Power Co pfd....ioo 70 =.
Va. ny and Power 60. com. 100 IS -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line con........1CO u. =,
Chesapeake and ohIo.,,.........l0o 50 -.
Norfolk and Western com.....l0o 9S -.
r. +. and p. Div. ObllE...... .1G0 30 10
Southern Railway pfd........,.i00 60 -.
southern Railway com ..........f0o II
BANK AND Trust co. STOCKS.
Bank Of Commerce and Trust..l01 us ..
National Bank ol Virginia. ice lS5 -.
National state AMI city Bank. 100 10 =.
Planters National ,..:.;;..,. ......lOo Go
Savings Bank OF Richmond.... p s. -.
Virginia Trust Company. ~ 100 10 -.
INSURANCE CEaPANIEs.
Virginia Fire ,uud4"starne.. p s. 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
va-Car. Chem pfd. p. c.....loo II! ~
Na.Car. Chem. Gomez. ......i00 81. ..
Na.-Car. Chem LIST Mort IS. 1929. .. 100
Quotations for interest-psyinG bonds are
utzig TN Vth - n ~ sd l-
ed. Income bonds aud certificates OF in
debtcdncss are flat
on accoun, OF the death OF John c. Viii
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ns futures to-day ranged as fol-

Receipts-Wheat 36oV0 bushels: corn, 6ls..
5co bushels; oats, 1880 bushels Shipments
Wheat $1,000 bushels; corn 292,4oo bush
els; oats, 25s30o bushels.
n s3s.c.; No. red 9ia. fee2t.c; No. hard.
ola s5S.c; No. Q hard. el@e4c. No. north
ern. s1.c66l0Ii2 No. northern. sl04G
l.06Is No. northern. sl.0i91.oi; No spring
Csc. a sl.c5; No. . spring. CSC. n s1.05: velvet
chaf. soc. a Size; durum. S2n93c. Corn-No.
2. isd i9c: No. white. 4Stsa49c, No. .
new, aga i5hc. No. white. 4Sa4skc.; No.
. white, new, irsai5tc.; No yellow, 50a
6ol2c.; No. yellow. new, AZ. i5l2c: No. 1.
new. i.ls "a Sc; No. 4 yellow, i7Iaa iSc.; No.
yellow. new, i2I. a48i2c Oats-No. @ 3l1
size. No. white S303shc.: No. 3 white,
asit q 32stc: No. white, 31E. n 32Ac.: stand
ard 3,l2 n &c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. III. December l2.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts ioco head. Market slow and weak
Beeves a3j6E.o Texas steers. $685.;
western steers, Siu6.lo; stockers and feol-
crs SS.5Oq $50; COWS and hcifers saslsU6.0n;
calves. s79aoo Hogs--Recefpts 5000 head.
Market &c. higher than carly. Mixed. $3.50
qSi0; heavy, sI.J5dS.o5; rough s1.55
good to choice heavy. ST75dS.o5: pigs SIN
$50; bulk of sales, sL80dS.rQ Sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000 head. Market steady. Native.
u 501a 40; western. $40 n {. 5Gsgra: yclnih.
52joI4.5O; western. s2.T5Gp4.50; yearlings.
A509750; lambs. native, Si.5oa6.io: west
ern. S5g670.
New York. December .-Beeves-ReceEpts
6,6oS head. steers. $4.50as.3o bulls. ss.5om
80 cows s2@450. Calvcs-Receipts l. sCa
head, Culls. s546.5O; barnyard calves So "a
A4.50; Westerns si.2jd6.5o Sheep and
Lambs-Receipts 1850 head Sheep. s2.75aO
$50; culls s2.25 $50: lambs. S5.I516.S5 cuils,
s5a $50: yearinss st75a 100. Hogs-Rc-
ceipts $500 head. Pigs. sSloas3o.
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SAILED.

steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley shelly. Norfolk, mer-
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
eengers. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sensers. Phillips Line.
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| Baltimore, Md December lo.-Whcat--
! Firm: spot contract, a5Hc.; southern on
| grade aoi2c. Corn-Firmcr: new, seize Oats
-steady; No. white, 3slsc Rye-Firm;
/ No. western. domestic S6aSsc.
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Live Poultry--In good demand under mod
crate receipts Dressed Poultry--Reccipts
of turkeys heavier and ma rllct unsteady;
other classes active. Bggs-Continue scare.
and in hea@N demand. Butter--Market cas-.
icr and lower, Gamc-Ttabbits In good dc.
mand also Wild turkeys Apples, potatoes,
hhlcs aud Wool IN good demand
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Cotton. quiet; middlns, ;5.os; net receipts,
20 bales; gross. i,.lsl bales; sales la5oi
bslos; stock, gtloS5 bales; export to Great
Britain 1855 bales: to France, 1870 bales;
to the Continent. leo bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. IS,
$50 bales: export to Great Britain. 1911
TO France. $50 bales; to the Continent, IL,
60 bales: stock t0il,sei bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
jt7ii9 bales; export TO Great Britain. o0.3;i
bales; TO France 1875: bales TO the Conti-
neni 2S.a;3 bales,
Total since September al all ports-Nci
receipts d.0s2,4a5 bales; export 10 Great
Britain 1850 bales: to France 4S,iil bales;
- the Continent. l3iT7.0 bales; TO Japan,
35,63s bales; to Mexico, 500 bales.
New Orleans La. December le.-Spot cot
ton firm; middling. 4Tsc. unchanged sales
on the spot i.io0 bales and eo2 to arrive.
Tho market was nervous from the carly
trading Around the middle o. the morning
there vas much selling out by longs who
appeared to BE- disappointud with tho tame
air Of the market, and these offerings ere
aied enough pressure to put prices l31io
points below the level Of Saturdays last
quotations. Toward noon this selling de-
creased and better tone was In evidence.
Prices partially recovered on kilograms from
the interiors indicating smaller ginning Tor
lhr period ending to-day Futures closed
steady and unchanged 10 l point down com.
pnr,,i with Saturdays closing Closing bids:
December. 1856 January, li,s1; March, LOT;
May. l5.4S; July, i5j6
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 12, 1910

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer.
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk mer-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senEers Phillips Line.
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on account OF the death Of John c. VIII
Hams suitable resolutions were passed and
ordered to be recorded and published
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED BY Levy Commission Company
Commission Merchants, Richmond. Va.
r,t.,..-...., Inn.n.- hnr min
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Quotations for interest-psyinS bonds are
AT a price, to which interest must be add
ed Income bonds aud certificates OF in
debtcdncss are flat.
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Na,-Car. Chem. pfd. p c......iO0 ~ l..
Na.-Car Chem. LIST Mort IS. 1929. 100
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-17

ham square into East Broadway lands the
pedestrian In the most populous Jewish city
the world has ever seen. Turn to the left and
proceed a few blocks. Here Is the heart OF
New York's Ghetto. To outward appearances
II Is stll New York Around are tho monoto-
nous rows OF tenement buildings. the same
that may be found In a hundred localities. But
II Is a foreign city. A strange tongue IA
spoken and strange symbols and devices deco
rate the window panes OF the low proved
shops along the sidewalk. Here arc many
thousand Jews. drawn from all parts OF Eu.
rope. and Asia. Here is a new Jerusalem.
whether OF prophets or money changers 10 I'm.
material. Anyway there are more Jews than
ever lived In Jerusalem. A few years ago they
numbered 100000. As every inbound vessel
brings its contribution. 100000 IL now far too
conservative an estimate. The spirit OF the
Ghetto Ia thrift Some one has remarked that
there are no poor Jews. This is an AFFECT lie.
There are Yiddlsh paupers. Improvldence IL
not a national trait or Indulgence a national
characteristic. Jews may be as poor as any
one else. but they generally keep Il 10 them.
selves and try TO become something else than
parasites on the community.
But, 10 be more exact. barter rather than
thrift ia the spirit OF tho Ghetto. Every one
throughout the quarter seems TO be selling
something 10 somebody else. The streets OF
the lower east side are lined with push carts,
from which is sold practically every article
that can be imagined, There Is no thorough.
fare IN the locality that does not have It's
single line Of ~peddlers with their movable
stands. Indeed they would be on both sides
OF the narrow chasm between the tall tene-
meut buildings, were Il not that the street
commissioner OF New York has sent forth his
decree that one sidewalk must AZ all times DO
free. 80 you will nnd the push carts on tho
sunny side OF the street In winter and the
shady side IN summer, In the tenement dis
uict OF New York. II you should suddenly
wake up and wish 10 know what time II iA.
you have but 10 look on which side OF tho
street IL ranged the line OF push carts. No
one has ever regarded the New York push
cart rs q sundiAl, but Il is just as sure and
far more utilitarian than the "tempus fugit"
species.
The pleasing characteristic Of the Ghetto
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-17

The colonization from the orient IN New
York, though not large. has lis pecullaritieH
The Syrians arc huddled in a small quarter
so are the Greeks. Turks and PerBians. The
Syrians have invaded the old First ward. once
the stronghold Of tho Irish. Here established
along Washington street. these merchants
from the east end OF the Mediterranean dis
play their magnificent rugs, tapestries and
laces, The Greek also has invaded an ancient
Irish stronghold. Some blocks west OF the no
torious Cherry hall tho sons OF Sparta, tho
maids OF Athens. the warriors Of Macedonia
and the sailors OF the HcgeRn islands have a
settlement OF some proportion, Here, emilia
zoned on dingy windows OF shops IN tho elias.
sic Hymbois OF Homer and Euripides. Greek
verses sing Of chops and roasted Stuna; for
the crstWhile Greek warrior has developed
into an excellent restaurant keeper.
In all New York the most bizarre and inter.
esting colony IL OF course Chinatown, AZ the
foot OF the Bowey just behind Chatham square
IL n little triangular wedge Of humanity. a plot
Of ground. not much more than an acre.
formed by the junction OF Mott and PEN
streets. Into It's narrow confines IL crammod
a great deal OF the slant-eyed population that
finds It's way from tho Celestial Empire 20
Manhattan island. Tho old here.
once the hRunts Of the Irish, are now overlaid
with a hligree OF oriental balconies.
This is a great locality for sightseers. Here
are the yari0us-oolOred dragons and other fabu.
lous beasts. yellow birds and blue girls IN
most remarkable poses. Brilliant paper Ian.
terms, gorgeous urns and vases abound. A
hundred Chinese restaurants. purveyors OF
chop suey, a halfdozon joss houses and one
actual Chinese theater. where an eternal show
drones on 10 the most excruclatlng music ever
perpetrated, give ample satisfaction TO the
tourist.
But there is much that Is thoroughly Chi.
nese. First Of all there Is a sticky. musty
smell about the whole community, Then there
are hundreds OF Chinese. No one has ever
been able 20 number Just how many Chinese
are hidden away Ia the mysterious buildings
OF this locality. AZ night. when the whole
place ~glistens with tnsel and sham brnllance.
the streets swarm with them. blinking. slant.
eyed. they stink along with a covert, cynical
grin ON otherwise stolid faces. These phio.
sophica Chinese unquestionRbly look upon
their pale faced guests with a certain, n oulet
oontempt a. they turn the tourists in0uiat
tiysnesS into dunes and dollars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-17

o about you and English spoken words
are few. the people are earnestly and
energetcally trying 10 become Ameri-
cans. They attempt 20 look and act according
to the supposed canons OF the country. Young
Jews. notably the girls. are very quick to
adopt American mannerisms and especially
American dress. Notice a YiddiHh maiden as
she walks suspiclously across the bridge Of
Ellis island. Keep her IN mind. SEQ her three
months hence. Not much OF the foreigner
about her. Her attire and headgear are IA
up 20 date as her money will AFFORD. Compare
her With the Italian girl who comes on tho
same steamer. Tho Jewish maiden has out
stripped her by many years.
The Ghetto Il broken up into numerous d.
visions Of it's own according 20 the country
from which the immigrants have come. Here
tho Roumanian Jew. tho Russian Jew and
those from Bulgaria and Oalicia have their
settlement. In the center OF the Ghetto the
Hungarian Jews live side by side with Hunga-
rians. Thia Is a very interesting cafe quarter,
Here are many little cubbyhole restaurants.
cafes as they call them. where one may pur-
chase "bllntzens,' "A Yiddiah delicHcy that can
DO best described as q cheese pancake. Per.
hRps the Yiddish restaurant keeper will stare
az you wonderingly when you attempt the
word "blintz." but that Is "a near 10 Il as any
English speaking patron can hope 90 attain.
The Ghetto is sown with syuagogues, "schules"
they call them. Here and >e the sl1. pointed
star Is emblazoned. the only insignia that the
Jews seemed to have preserved.
A few steps TO the west will take you TO the
Bowery and a few PAGES more VIII bring you
10 that core OF New York City. where Is gath
cred the overflow Of LRtins that reaches this
country. The locality does not differ In many
respects from that on the other side OF the
Bowery. The nemen %perhapa, are a tribe
more squalid. the streets more dirty and the
people on the sidewalks more foreign. The
Italian is not as good a oolonist as the Jew.
at least In the city. Having a mother country.
he has the patriotism the Jew does not pos.
sess He holds religiously 20 his 'old way.
True. the Jew cherishes his religious forms.
but Il does not include patriotism. Though
the Jews have their feast days and the Jewish
wedding IL an occasion when every one shakes
on garrulousness even To the t~aciturn peddlor.
tho religion OF the Hebrew Is not gay; II Is
severe and serious, Hut the faith OF the Ital.
ian ia Joyous, Otherwise be would not keep
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-03-17

my name In your testimonials Mrs.
II. v. MITCHELL, Box 3, Sabattus, Ne.
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, VT was passing
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table Compound restoredmyhealth and
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CHARLEs BARCLAY, RID, Granite
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