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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-28

and thai you are not properly nour-
ished. If it does not improve, should
advise you to consult a physician.
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UNCLE JACKS pUZZLES-NO. $50.
WHO WAS THIS MAN9

o. % is a rebrs which if properly read will give o the name of
cehbrated naval hero Of the United States The puzzle was composed
= = bv Perry Loesch, of 81 Prospect street. Bloomfield. Ear yu guess 1t?
After you have found h answer fill put the coupon and send it to Uncle
lack Evening STAR, Newark, N. j
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EDITED By ~
IA LENESSTANLEyCARPIC

A N order has been received at Washington for a
~ thousand cats, to be shipped to the State of WASH
- lngton as soon as possible.
This would serve to arouse speculation as to whether
the order had anything to do with the recent triumph of
the suffragettes In that State. The fondness OF spinHters
for pet felines is well known, and one might think that
a deluge of feminine votes Is the forerunner of a dearth
of husbands,
However. as a matter of fact, the cats are to be used
In an effort to rid that section Of the country from a
plague Of gophers. So it Is SAID.
saxxosaM
81 sent little Dorothy a few handkerchiefs this
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-30
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY.
PACKERS WANTED.

WANTED-First class apple pack
ers. Apply Joe Edwards at We
natchee Plumbing & Heating Co.
Phone IS. 10-1
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HENEY E[ECTR|F|ES
CONGRESS
Attacked Methods of Cor
porations Seeking to Con-
troll Natural Agencies.

Pueblo, Colo, Sept. 30.-Declar-
ing for strong federal control and
the notifications of many of the
present methods necessary to the
proper conservation of the natural
resources of the country for the
benefit of all people, Francis j. He
ney electrified the National Irriga-
ton Congress today by an attack on
what he called the methods "by
which great corporate interests are
endeavoring to grab the remaining
energy producing agencies.
Heney said the conservationists
were divided into two camps-those
favoring federal and the other state
control; that the corporations are
supporting the state control idea
because in this they see an easier
opportunity to accomplish their
ends. The report of the resolutions
committee was read and adopted
after the convention laid on the ia
BILE the resolution advocating state :
rights.
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SIMPICH TO RESIGN
Writes That Year in the Far East
Is Enough for Any Man.

Fred Kemp was recently in re-
ceipt of letter from Fred Simpich
American counsel to Bagdad, Tur-
key, and among other things Mr..
Simpich says:
Both my wife and | have enjoy
ed our ten months in Bagiad, and
feel that our stay here will soon be
over. | expect to be home for a
visit within a few months time, and
will certainly try to get. out to old
'Wenatch.' In all my rambles |
never found better crowd, and Of
ten look back with more or less of
pang that | did not stay with the
game there.
THE post at Bagdad is regarded
as one of the most interesting in
the Far East; but year is enough
for any man-especially when he
has a young wife along.
I'VE are in the midst of lis Fair.
weather now; have had it off and
on and are looking for about one
month more of it. But 1t is so dry
I really don't suffer from the heat
very much. Play tennis, ride
horseback, and have good time.
Remember me kindly to all the old
crowd. Mrs. S. joins me in regards
to Mrs. Kemp, whom we hope some
day to have the honor of knowing
when we quit the consular service
and come back to our own paper.
Why not?
Thanks for your kind words
about the Daily World stories.
have had good luck with all my
stuff; syndicated it with the New
York World, ST. Louis and San
Francisco papers. I should like tc
get a copy of the Daily World, one
of the every day run, just to see
what sort of a paper they are turn
ing out. l hear it we'll spoken OF
from other sources
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-30
USES CRUDE OIL FUEL
Mulliken Installing Burners in
Stoves to Replace Coal and
Wood

Mr.. Mulliken of Seattle is here
representing the Collingwood Diplo-
ma oil burner. This is an invention
which threatens to replace coal and
wood in districts where gas is not
available. The oil burner in its
present state of perfection is the re-
suit Of 33 years experience along the
lines of labor. investigation and
experiments. BY this burner crude
oil can be burned in any coal or
wood stove, heater, oven, or heating
boiler. The fact has clearly been
established that oil is the fuel for
domestic purposes for the future,
and by using this burner saving
of 80 per cent is made over every
other fuel. It also does away with
the labor attached to other fuels
and by means of the two valves, Oil
and water, the size and strength Of
the fire may be graduated to suit all
purposes. 1t is very easy to oper-
ate and entirely free from danger.
1t is open to the atmosphere from
the tanks to the burner and it is
self-contained and Independent Of
all outside pressures.
Mr. Mulliken is displaying his in
vention at the store room of the
Wenatchee Furniture company, and
large crowds are present daily in
speeding the mechanism of the burn
ers. Crude oil is very cheap, prob
ably obtainable in Wenatchee from
s to 10 cents a gallon, and If gen.
orally saved, would cut down the
coal and wood bills wonderfully.
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Sued for Doctor Bill.

E. w. Van Tassell, who was oper-
ated upon several months ago for
appendicitis, is now being sued by his
surgeon for the full amount of the
fee. DR.. Mccoy this morning filed
the summons at the county clerks
Office, through his attorney, Judge
Griffith. In addition to a note for
$3.50 which the young man gave at
one time as acknowledgment of the
fee, he is asked to pay the costs of
the suit including an attorneys fee
of SIS.
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Former United States Senator
Joseph NJ. Carey, father of the So
called Carey enlarged homestead act,
is an Independent candidate for gov
ernor of Wyoming, declaring him.
self in opposition to the bosses" of
both parties Mr.. Carey's platform
advocates the direct primary law, a
corrupt practices act and an election
of United States senators direct.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
BELL BOY WANTED.

WANTED-Strong young man for
bell boy Apply at Hotel Elman.
1913
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Beginning with tomorrow the Hro-
therhood of Transfers will be known
as the Brotherhood of Transfers.
Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers.
This change of name was decided
upon at the recent convention.
The Chicago millmen and cabinet
workers have WOE their strike for
an increase in wages. They get an
increase of 3 cents an hour.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-30

fled that he received $1,000 after
he had voted for Senator Lorimer,
and that the money was paid to him
because of his vote for the junior
senator from Illinois. Beckemeyer
was the third legislator in this hear
ing to confess that he was given the
money for his vote in the senatorial!
election, and Browne said, Here's
the Lorimer money"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-30
COW WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

MAN WITH LIGHT TEAM wants
steady job for the winter Phone
1922. 1917
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GOT LORIMER MONEY
Beckemeyer Tells Senatorial Com
mittee How He Sold His Vote
for 81 900.

Chicago, Sept 30.-Representa
tive M. J. c. Beckemeyer, on the
witness stand today before the Lori
mer investigating committee, testi-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-30
CLERK WANTED.

WANTED-A young man about IS
years old, with some experience
in general store. Apply the Peo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-17
8IumenfobI.-Gtnbeimiide $1.25
az per Crate.

8lumenfob L-Gtnbeimsider $1.26
400 per Crate.
2anbs grooutte,
gohnen. - Tsarft ftetia. grt,na Wsss
rpwfott SO. .7b--2.g0, gefi,bte unb bet SanS
oepfIadte 81 app $2.i5--2.4o per gu.
Seu. Rarft rubts 80. l Iinrotby
S18. $500, Ro. 2 DO. $l7.25 - II. SO,
go. 8 bo. $500; 4ls.. eemtf1tr go. j
sl7.O0. 30. 2 bo. $1,000 aIee, SO.
$500. Ro, 2 $500 per 1on. alfalfa
$500 per Ira
Rabi.nfutter IN ffetia. sI.ie $500,
q. 90, RibbIins srobe s21 .0O-22.0 90, bo.
feines $500 - 24.O0, 9smii6tes Gutter
$40. .00--2l so per Tonne IN 8uIf uuo $1.0o
mebr aat oem 0eletie.
gerfateb.nss.
C.r..-RarIt rubig uno ftetig. aetr6I
robes 76c. aetontes Tie per Sauone tn gar.
tien pon Il Dbl. ertra CONNER Zen
Qorb6l 85c per Sdanne' Cotton eesb
Del robes SO - 60c. rafFntrt.s e3-64e
gaIIoue. Eerpenttn 64e, getroleum, 9er'
lection l0c, Ohio, aentufp uno Jnbiand
SsIc per GaIIone. eroDn Gaioliu l6e,
Raptta I2c per GaIoHe.
SaI,. Der Rarft tn rubis. Chto
aiper 30 - CSC, Nt5isan uub Itrcn
s9t per SSI.pon ESQ gfo.
IaIe IN itetts. 9rtma Gtts 7H-7Ie,
DO. Gountrp 71h<--7Le per gfunb.
aehGer.-Dlarft ru1ig. Dpu9bsoahsnp
s825, qus unb eIaf 500 - 225,
aanawba stiidtobfen s3.25. Rus unb
Glad 81 .eO-2.25 per Tonne abgeliefert.
Rau4loIe ctaffohIeH 1915. au.brotits
81 .25-7.50 per Tonne oba.Eiefer.. Cote
toften 1l--I2c per Bu. abeetiefert.
g6mer reten.-Rort itetta. RIsefan.
men or. .5o-6. 90 ouf bem GsIetfe unb Sc. 80
10 perBu. pom store. Itmotby 81 40
IS auf benz GeIeiie unb 81 .sO-2.OO per
BIZ. pom stcre. Buhweiseu 90c. TIahs'
Idomer 81. .25-2.D per Bu. uuaariiher
Rtaet 81 .40-i.5o, beutider DO. sl.60 -
l.7O, oroiudrer DO. 81 .40-l.50 ger 8u.
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2. ertraae bic sSlatterbQftigteit
unb 2eidtferti9tett 0einer 6rau, LAB
lie dber niemals dusarten.
3. Gie6 fir Die bdusli9en 4usgdz
BEN bds n0tbige 9elo nd6 Oetnem
8erm0gen uno obne Diel gu tnauiern,
geitutte aber ni6t. oab mehr ausgeges
BEN ptrO.
4. Sieb gu, bab Define Bpbnung
uno tire 3Dilette nit 0etner geIelz
i6aftliden StelIuug I'M giutlan9 fes
ben.
5. OnDe ni6t, baB iis gu tntime
SreunDinnen bat, bic iid in 9etnem
5auie ieituiiten. 8ringe aber aud
nidt Define intimen 5rsunoe aI3uOft
ms 9ous.
6. Die Jrauen baHen i'm 4agemets
nen bic 3sttungen uno Die ernIten 8u'
6sr; LAP Dir oos Re6t, 3eit gu fpoz
rem, tnoem Du Define 3eitung Bel TtI6
ooer i'm 8ett lieIt, ntht nebren.
7. 9u foQit nur Elm Shlaf3immer
6aben: ba5 gsmeinirme eben betptrtt,
baB Define 5rau iih tpsntger ielbititdne
big unb engsr an Did gefeHeIt fibIer
ptrD.
8. 8ebanbIe Define 5rau INNER nit
Qiebe unb 00fIi4teit, beiprt4 NIT t9t
bic 5omiIienangslegenbei DerRetms
Ii6e t6r nidts Don 0einsm 2sben uno
perldnge, bab iie e6enIo banbelt.
9. Define fSrau ioq i'm Snnern bes
5auIes 6errin isin, aber INNER unter
Oeinsr 4ufii6t.
10. Q6te Define Shtpiegereltern,
pie Define 5rau Define Gltern uhter
IoQ, bore ibren Ruth freunoIth an, be:
Ittmme a6er in 9einem 6auie &Qes
ielbft uno nur i'm ginDeritGnbniB nit
8etner Srdu.
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Tlubberi9t.
Cincinnati, II. Juui

Bon Suutiugton bis Cincinnati 1T Der
FluB TN SteiaeH beorifIen, unterhaIb aber
fdqt berisl6e. Bei bieiiser Stnot batte Der
Flub oeltera abeno etueu @alieritane uon
1915 Sub.
Tiefolsenssn Depsi1sr tnS wisrsns sss
asfrtasn Lasss stsr einsstroTfsH:
pttts6url 81. Der 5tus bat stnsH
RaF.rItanb BON 80 Jus uue fdut.
RbeeIina, ID. pa. Der 5Lus Cat sts
n.n Da'fsrtans Don s.3 Jus uno faut.
gart.rsburs. B. 3a. Der 5Ius Sat
sin.n BafisrfaHo por 81 Jub uno Taat.
eanapba, Ealts. Der JEus bat els
men 0aiieritano BON lo.S JuB unb ltsb'.
Gbarleaon, %. Sr. Der 1Eus 5a! els
nsn BafIsrftano pom 1916 JuB uHb faut.
gt. gIeafaut, 81. pa. Der SIus bat
sireu @alferfaHo pon l7.3 Jus uno fdat.
Gsttlettsburs sp. Der SIus BAT
einen Dafsrteno pom 22.2 jus ans iteigt.
gortsnou.a. .. Der SLu9 Sat etnsn
Baserfans pom 225 Gus uno ftsigt
eoutspiIle, as. Der 5lus aa! ssnsx
RaFsrfano pon l0.5 Jus unS fdai.
GpansptlIe, 5nb. Der Slu5 sat si.
lsn DaTsrHans poH ISL 5gs uns faut.
satro, 5us. Der JIas bat etnsa Nal
ierffcnb pon 36.1 gus uso fteigt.
Eemphis, Tsna. Der Jlus satts siasa
GaHsrtano uOn 25.o Jus uRo ftetst.
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Die 10 Gcbote oes Gbemanues.

Sn Staliea srI6eint iest als amtIis
DIES Srgun Der S.unbesdmter sine
Seiratbsasitung (.9a3stta oegll
Spoii"), bic iiber 8erlobungen, auTses
bote, GheidlieBunssn u. |. 10. berihtet,
Ratiirlih brinst iie oaneben audi am
pere Qrtitel, bic auf 5o65sit uno ghs'
alid 8esug babsn, uno od unldngit Die
poetiIhe aOnisin BON Ruuduien eiuen
Dstulog fir Gbsiruuen uno iolhe, DIX
es peroen nOasn, uufgeitsllt bat. Der:
0ffentliht iegt bic p8oSetta be8li
Spoil" als Gsgenitiid oo8u etns 9s'
Tesestafel fir gRmauner. DIE 5ehr
8ebots, bic ite ben gbemanneru ans
SerS lsgt, luutsn folgenoermaBsn:
l. Gtreite ME nit Deinsr 5rau
islbit penu lie Did reiSt. Sore uni
sntIaeioe nuh Redt uno 8erehtietett
obne S4pdde. ubsr freuHolia uni
obne su per!essa.
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2lmsmdrtige Wsdrtte.
Rem Dort. l6. SUM-.


n.hr, 9ufirbr 10. los 8bts.. B.rfanbt
283 ,sl3 gbIs. Der Rar,t mar itstta. -
Spriuo goteuts 1888, Bin.er Stratabts
a. A.3O-4 40, minter gdtents S4.65-5O0
sprinc clears 81. .lo--4.35, Dinter Grtras
so. / So 3.s5-.25, Ro. 2 DO. S3.55-3.75,
aanias itraisbts $4.6o--4.7O.
RpQo.um.st In itetis. - Jatr Bis
autes A.l5-4.40. Hoies bis fauc9 s4.45-
4.50.
8udw.tseumss. nOmsusI 81 $500
.--2O5 per 100 9funo.
Rais III itettS. Tetnss retses
unb e.lbes s1 .3o-1.35, srobss 81 .25-l.5o,
Rilnbrteb $3.50.
Roas.n In nomineG. go. 2 Dsfsrn
9o1.e l. o. b. Rem Dors.
Gerfts 1T uomin.n. DdE;ssrfs 85-87s
c. I. I. uno neue Jutterssrfss Ss-70Hs CT.
I. Rem pors.
Deilen. 9uFubr ----- gu., Bsrianet
I9,lsl gu, Rartt ftetie. 3o. 2 rottsr
s1.03 c. I. I. ane Ro. / RortberH
sl.l0A T. o. S.
Nslftsorn. - Sufutr 2l, ,575. Ser.
Tunet 2,37l gu. Teartt ftetis. 30. 2 67s
nontiaeq I'm GIeputor uuo 661lc I. o. b.
i6mimmeuo.
Safer.- 2ufukr 90. $50 pu.. g.r'anst
lT7h gu, Torft ftetia. 0emi'dter 28 5ts
82 gfunb inwer, nomtn.u, p.tbsr26 bic 81
gfunb fhmer, 4l--43Lc; 5eihnttteRer DO.
81 bis "a gfuno {hwer AZ L-47e.
Seu III fer. Brtma ll5c, go.
llO-ll2ne, 30. 2 1oo-lo5c. SO. 0 go
| CSC.
Sopfen III ftstie. state 1909, orssrarss
bis hoics 2I-24c; 1903, orbtndrer Ste aoie,
l5-ise; gaeifte GOafs 1903. l4-lSe; 1906
l3-1sc.
Saut. finS itstis. - Central amsrtsc
| 22c, Beaota 22e.
a.Sss In ftetis. gsls 2s-2se.
Sort In feft. - Seu,itp $1,000 -
26.5o. fsort clear $24. 4.5o-2s.o0, Rst s24.'C
300.
Beef IN feft. Sar,sIs $500 -- 20 90
Tes sl5.O0-l6.O0, geefpS6tnfer ga .0I
--2s 90, sserpa6t sl2 .Oo--I2.b0. Gttp sEtr.
Snbia Nes S2l .00-25.00.
| eut Reats ftno itetie. gepossIts esE
Ii.s 181&-lse, DO. S6uIteru 6H-sAs
DO. shinssn ls--l6te.
canal, In piGia. WsbeIe D.ft prtmt
sl2.45 - 1885 /; rdfFinirtes ftetia. Gertt
nent 1890. e. u. sl4.25, COMPOUND 81
l0Ae.
TaIs IN Eau. grtma gtts s'4s
Gountru 6L<-6Le.
Brtma robes $7.07. prtma CONNER seIbsi
s7.S5-S.02.
getreIeumi IN Ft.tss. Aaffnirt.s Tsu
Dcri $7.75, gbiIassIpbta uuo EaGttror
t7.65, eo. tn Bali s4.l5.
Do lie iit rubts. Tcmsft,c 5Issts 81
-33e.
| Oar, IN fen. e:rasnss. seu0suIi$si
bis eutes s4.60.
Tsrpenttn III ftetia ~ 62e.
Refs ift i.etis. ginkeimiitsr 21s-6e
patma 5L-6c.
Nslaifss IN ftetis. Vew Orleans Cps'
Rettie. gutter bic dolce. 32--42c.
i 8u6sr.-Roher rubia. Nussapaee $
Ten 3.63e, Gentriiu1aI 96 Ten Use, To
laFes. 3u6er 80 lei. 3.+3. Eaifintrier GUIDE
In ruhtg. Gut Goat 5.96, Gruibse b-S6e
fepuIs ~" 5.50c. Gubss o.40e. BON
bsreo 5.35c, @ranuI1tso 5.l5e. TiGmor
,,A"5.I5. Gonfecttorers ~" 4.s5e; Ro
II4.s0, Ro. "a. .35c, Ro. $3.50, Ro.4 Abe
30. 81 4.70c, go. 6465c. so. 7 4.6oc, go
s4.55e, Ro. 4.50e, 30. 10 4.4be, go. !
4. 40e, so. IL 4.35c. go. ID 4.3os. Go. j
1 a 30c
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Groeertes.

4u6er.-greife ftetis. Rafintrtsr Gut
2paf 6.55e, porberes 6.s5. cubes 6.OOt.
eranuioteb 5.75c, gonfstttoners ~" o.55s,
On H" b.25-5.5ot. peiber ertra 20"
o. b.Io-5. zoe, ertrc ,,G" 5.0o-5.05s. eroina,
rer asIber 4.90-4.95t.
VIOLATES IN fsetis. Rsw Orleans
Dpsn asttIs 2s-sss, Centrifugal l5-2os
re sis.-Wart ,s.mIia I.bsaft unS estis.
iouifiana, Sancp Seao 6-61st, prina ~
--5hs, orsinarer 31-4Ts Sapaa -
ke per pfunb.
Taira.
putter.-Rarit rubis. 9rets iietia. -
Nance areamssp 29He. Greamtrp ftrfs
a7e. 30. feecnes 25s, fancp Gotrp 2lIas.
ao. i Ale per BfunS.
Raie. - gaar,t ffssis. Esio Hat lie,
Roreuefsliher IL - IKE, 9ew pcrs lse.
SAwei,er 20h-22s. 2tmbargsr l7s, Bird
l6he per Plumb.
9isr.- aadfraae aut, Rar,t ftetis. =
prima friI4e Sabnsrsier 1876. frfs lss.
anbere i7t, seconds i6e per Dufene, u
nod LuaItt6t. :
0sfIaael. - anaebot senissno, Rarli
aeu. eprins ebsdsxs ron Ia gfane
unp oarlber 22e, uHter ~ gfune Ice.
baSnes Ice, Sasns lie. 7ruttabner
ibs. Guus loc, ilnqe onten pom "a 9fuue
ls-2oc. alie l2e, 0anis 6-Se per 4fune.
Cbfs uns 0smafs.
4epfeI. - 5anep $500 800, gut.
- .0o-4.50 per Hbl.
Gitronsn. - Narst itetis. GalifsrHis
S3.5p-3.75, Reiitnd $3.75-4 90 per Rife.
Crana en.-Narst ruAis unb itssis. =
GaIiforuia RapelS f2.o0 -- $50, Slortes
81 .UJ---2.5O per Rite.
Grebeeren.-6dr aroBe einbetmtit'
81. .00--2. 80 per "a Quart Crate.
&triheu.-S Saure 81 rs - 800 PEI
Crate.
SetoeIbeeren- 90 00--3.50 per Bu
Stad1eIbeereu 800 per crate
Rart toffe In. - Cute bts auserleftn'
einbelmIicse ~ - 45s, noroltde 30 - o3'
per Bu. auf bem 0eIesis.
SuHae gartofteiu. 5aneu Triumph
81 30 per Dbl. unb S5-90e per Sad.
Gr aut. - Rartt itetis. Isnnefiee g.
--,5 per Crate.
9Uiebefn.--5aneu reise 2eras el.76
sel0e III 20 per Crate, Iew Grleans ereoi
| 81 .s5 per Sad pcn 10 ato.
| tomatoes. - 5lsrisa $l.Oo--l.6o vss
Grats.
0urfsm - easli&s 80 - 75e Pc
camper.
Grbfsn- Sunse $l.26 - i.5o pc
Sad.
Rabsn. -ao--35s per Eutsab 1anosI
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ubieaso, Is. sSuns.

NshNNhUs AO' aSuh''
w.kr.- Der Rar,t mar felt. sDint.r
gatsrtsS 1880. S.raisbts -. lo-4.75,
eprins gssents "a. .55-4.S0 Styaissts Sa.4O
- 40, Uatsrs So. .s0-i.85.
Bsi,en. - Sar SuIi s2ss-935se,
am edluS 9294e; flr September 80 -
slze, am e4Ius 9O5se; fur 5ebembsr 81
--9lL4e. am sdIuB 9lHc.
GeIiAfsrn.- -Tar ssuIi 57I.-581Ie.
am e&Ius 577ls; for September 5Sss-
5g1ze, am edlus 531.c; fir DECEMBER
58L-57e, am Shius 56ke.
Safer. - 1ar 5uIi 36s<-371se, am
edIub 35s4e; fur September 55sS-36sss.
am e6gub 35s4e; iSr 2esember 3c11s-37e,
am SHlub a614c.
Roaseu.-Ro. 75-77e.
esrte. - out. 5utterssrite AZ - Sac,
cute bis dolce RaIsserf.e 5S-65e.
Hsiaamsn. - 10. ! q. 70. ls7s.
no. 81. I'd. 1916.
rtmsthp,aamen.-$s.35 srGsntnsr
RIeeia iaan,en.-Sll.25 per Gentnsr.
Eesper..- .-S23. .l2hs-23.25 per BbI.
Snr suIt $22. s71,-23.0o. an e4ius
$22 80; fir eep,ensbsr e22.lo - 22.4o.
-" Sms.,. - ssi2 .35 per 100 sfuus.-
Sar suIi Sl2. 40 - 1880. am saIui
sl2.40; fur September $l2.33-la.62>s,
am Shlus Sl2.40.
ebert 2ippeuieiten. cole $l3.12h
--l3.60 per 100 gfb. Sir Suit Sl2 .9711s -
Ia.l5, am ShluB $l3.07h; fur esytsmbes
ei2.45-l2.b21. am Sblub $l2.62hs.
C1uIter short flare Seiten. per-
ya6t. t13.75--l4.00.
batter. --gaarst itsts. creamery 241.
--2Te, Gairp 23-26e,
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Gslb ION eau" mar mil's w 2I-2TS
nno f6lob 81 2T%.
grima 8eitarIspapiers wurben su AZ
5L9 oisionttrt.
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"a.
sannss sss.a ? ri. fsfat ano.srt a's" pc
g.r. etaaten Refun6ins 2S 1907 9eb.,
az reoiitrirte (Is25) ll4I--l1b, 9ou'
pnns li4iI iI--ll5l, So restftrirts 1919
i0asI. coupons l0lA - lo2H, Banana
Coupons NJ l0oH--lU.
aftteumarft. - Cbwobl Der Warft
bsute iehr fan mar, 70 bteIten ltd bod bic
Rreiie unb pie GhlnBnotIrunsen er9aben IN
p,eIsn Jduen iIetne Ssrptnne.
Wod,febenoe aurie rparoen pom psr5trm
srmin. gaaman & Co., Ro. 22s--23@ WAL
nut etrabs, bertttet:
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: Rebatteur g9. g. gage pont

- ReoQtteur R. g. 9age pont
uGuitmon 8lobe" in 4lobGma nahm
fth berous, Elm Sun3pergnugen oes
bortigen iungen 9Oltes 81 trttiiiren.-
U2ebrere Der 5heilnebmer iibsrftelen
ibn bnruuF6ir in Ietusm Sdnttum uno
apaugeu i'm, sineu 4usianttt ieInes
gIatteg, pelher bic &rttit enthslt. 81
tuueu uno biuuuterSuDiirgen. page
perLdnot nun in osu 9erihten $1o0,z
Itdbli6 .Isine etgeHsH Bprte frehsu-
muBte.
aud Elm 81 ollege.
geam (einem iebr beritbmten Chr
ruroeu auf Die Ahiel tlopfeno):
,,SSrelrt Mid eiuen Soaegen begriibeH
5u fouueu."
glr5t: naoaegen?"
q2onn: .iSreiIi! @in ia III DIeierr
Gtaotheu Der - 9iibneroueennpera-
tellr."
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eter. martt itetts. 5rii9s l71a-
1876 per Dnteno.
Rate. - Rartl ftetts. Cream l4A-
151at per Nfuno.
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gem Dort, 16. cSunt.

NemDorL Is. 5nns.
9tnn mar i6wa4 su s32.4o-32.57H
uno Rupf.r i6pa9; Safe gu R.62I
l2.s711, GlectroIptbit su 12.37L-l2:o2I
unb gafttna tu $I2. .121I-12.37H. 8let mar
ftetig su $40 - 4.5o uno SpeIter Tiau
su $5.15-5.50. GtIeu mar uuperanoert'
30. / ,5ounbrp Rortbern 81 Sl6.75-l7.25,
Ro. 2 DO. su s16.2j-l6.75, 30. 5oufbera
Mnb Ro. | Southern loft Al $l6.25-I6.76.
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Rtnbpte b. -- Der Utdrft mar beute
ruhia uno bic 8reiIe faum itette FIR bic
btfi .ren -uaIit6ten, pdbreno bic orotndren
et,uas I'M greiie beruuter9tnsen. -- RtIt)s
tabe pareu rubtg.
Sdpsre sttsre bra6ten s640 -
TAO, ertra $7.50-7.65, Cdisn s2.25 -
5.25, TIet'9er'ttere, ertra 81 .00-7.l5, quite
bis auserIeiene s5.85-6.90, orbtndre Bic
quite S. .25-5. rs; Seifers, ertra S7.OJ-7.l5,
quite Bis auser[eieue S6.OO-590. orotndre
bH quite $3.25-5.75; Siibs. eEtrd $5.35-
$3.50, faucp -. CUTE bis duserIeiene
81 .60-5.25. orbindre bis quite PRS 80;
Gamers 81. .25-3.25, Stofers uro 5seoers
$3. 3.75-6.00, extra s.. l0-6.25.
8uIIen. - Iie 3ufubr mar beute gro
Ser uno bic Preiie fieIeu UNI l0-l6c per
100 Bfuno.
Ras.r. uub Isf9te 81. .75-4.35. Bologna
$3.50 - 5.25, eEtra -, tette Suuen
g. $500.
RdIber. Der Rartt nor beute lang.
lam uuo iapad. lie Breiie fieIen um rs
-10c per 100 Bfuno.
Orsinare unb qroBe s5.5O-7.5O. fair bts
gut. Iei4ts 81 .50-8.50, ertra s8.75-9 90,
aiIber tn ben aomniiitons' ptuiern. -
5aner Sc, prtma bts auserIeisns IA -
6Lc, oroirdre 5-6c.
= d 10 eIne. - Die 3uTubr pon @nUet
uen mar heute nitt groB, bic Ro4fra9e 9rt
uuo bic Rretie fteleH UNI 5--loc per lOL
| 8funo.
auserleiere 'hrDere 3srianotiorteu $3.50
quite bts auserLeieHs gerpafunas' uni
SEeif4eriorten 50 9.55-9. .65, gerrtiSte 8.r
padunssiorts s9.50-9.65, orbindrs BID
uuserIeiene i4psre fstte Stu. S7.75 -
8.75, Crtra -, Staas S6.50-7.f0
i.i4te 8erianbticrteu S9.55-9.65. Terte
por llO Gfo. unb peutger s9.00-9.65.
e6afe eunb admmer. Die 3ufubt
mar beuie stemltf erob uuo Die Breiie ne
In um 25c per 100 Bfuno fir Srubiabr5
| gdmmer. Der Rartt ihIos iapad.
state. - Grtra 800, quite bis aug
auserIsiene $4.50-4.90, orotndre bis gut
$2.50-425.
edmmer Tsrihiabrs admmer. ertrt
s865 - s75. quite bis auserIeieue $500
$50, oroinGre bis quite S6.o0-7.75.
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gttecao, 16. cJuut.

Rtrbutsh.- - Be.pes 1886 - S.65,
7.ras Stiere IS 25-7.l5, ueftItts Sttere
40 90, Stofers uno Seeoers $3.50
$40, Rahe uno Setfers t2.70-6.S0, 2G!ber
s6.50-9.O0. Narft ftetis.
s6uetns. 2eiSte s9.45 $40, ees
msfAte 80. .45-9.70, iApere $3.50 - 80
rauhe 81. 30-9.45. CUTE bis auserleieue
s945-9.70, 5erteI 1910 $50. Rarst
IaHeiam.
Shdfe unb Qdmmer. - S6Gfe ::
gtr5eimiits $3.50-6.00, neitLi6s 1913
g. 10, SatrIiRee S6.25-7.25.
qdmmer:-1iHb.tmiih De IS. .75-9. Is, NET
Eiae $625-S.35. Rdrtt itettg BITS etruds
uieorteer.
3ufuhr. - RinSpieb $500, e4wetIs
1900. S1afe uno 2GuImer 5000.