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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Plus scores were as follows at the
Monday night game OF the Detroit
Whist club:
North and South-Owen Rippey and
Il. O. Bates 10, J. w Bradley and H.
Wynn, l-6; w D. Ellsworth and f.
A. Osburn, 10.
East and West-C. r Bielman and
r r. w Bright. : 5-G, w Battelle
and II. 3. simmons, 6 SIS.
Plus scores at the Saturday matinee
North and south--Mrs $ A. Com
Bradley and F. o. Bates. 2-3; Mrs. r
f W Bright and Thomas Watson,
2-2, Mrs. \. u. Dresbach and J. W Me-
East and west-Mrs J. W Steiner
and II - Marks. 10 ID w y Battelle
W. b Powell, Ia Mrs. II. NJ Towne
and Mrs w Fl Speaker, Id
NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The followi ing new books have been
received in the public library:
Sydney W. Ashe. ELECTRICITY Expert
mentally and Practically Applied. ;
William Baxter aydfauie E sas,ao
Bottone. Ignition Devices for Mo
tors" Joseph G. Branch. Electric WIZ
ing" Benjamin G. Brawley, The Ne
gro. in Literature and Art" Edith a.
Browne. "Romanes1ue Architecture; -
Katherine G. Busbey, Home Life IN
America" Thomas w. Corbin, "Eiectri-
city" George T.. Dawson. The enid
and His Religion" Augusta +. Drane.
christian Schools and scholars"
Henry Dyer, Japan in World Poll
ties" William -. Ennis. "Linseed oil
and other Seed Oils" Louis g. Haley.
dramatic Art of Magic" conjuring
experiments. Cyril Jackson "Unem-
ployment and Trade Unions" Clifton
Johnson, Highways and Byways of
the Rocky Mountains" Karl Kautsky.
"The Class Struggle" Harold c. Long.
Common Weeds OF the Farm and Gar
dem" Joseph s. Long. "rhe Sign Ian
guage. Used by. the Deaf" J. X: Mac
lean, Heroes of the Polar Seas" Maui
rice Maeterlinck. Mary Magdalene. a
Play" Henry f. Manning, THE Fourth
Dimension Simply Explained" james
c. Mills. "Our inland Seas. Their Ship
ping and Commerce for Three Centur-
ies;" william Noyes, "Handwork in
Wood" Frederick w Peabody, "The
Religio- medical Masquerade" Chris-
fian Science; Charles X Russell why
I am a Socialist" Mendel SLIDER Jew
ish Achievement" Maurice Solomon.
Electric Lamps" Robert N. Wenley,
Kant and His Philosophical Revolu-
ton" 8 r. Crockett. Loves Young
Dream" Margaret Deland. The Way
10 Peace" H. +. Oppenheim. THE Lost
Amba ssador:" Randall Parrish, Keith
OF the Border" Myrtle Reed. Master
OF the Vineyard" Mary r. Rinehart.
"'rhe window at the White Cat"
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Markets and Finance

ers and sprinsers. sSoGsS; common to
Hogs; Receipts. 20 cars. active
heavy IS; workers.. ss9sos' pigs. $50
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 20 ears.
lower: best lambs. s6.25Gp6s0: year
lings. $525q575: wethers. $500 4.65 /;
ewes, $s2o@t4o
calves-s5G 1850.
EAST BUFFALO-Ctos~.
EAST BUFFALo.NN y. u, Dec 10
Cattle: Receipts, 2b head: market. quiet
and steady. prime steers, So.5Og6 g. 10;
butcher grades, $50 ., 20. Calves lie
ceipts. 100 head. market. slow and soc
lower. Gull To choice. 1913 q 10. sheep
and lambs: Receipts, $500 head: mar;
10 fair. s5.5oQs5o; yearlings, s5n5. 20
sheep. $3Gs25. Hogs: Receipts. i.25o
head market. active, workers.. $500 "a
$40. pigs, $S25, mixed, $s.0b. heavy.
$50 sos; roughs. s7V7.25 stays, 500
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dec. l0-Hogs: Receipts. 1000 mar :
ket. loo hisner; mixed and butchers,
S7,io@ !.s5; good heavy, 81 iO4 so,
ToSsh oi heavy s5aeqcsS lsn, t Re.
eeip,s' 30; market steady: oeeyes.
s4.40I 20; cows and heifers. 81 20 "
$40: stockers and feeders, So 20 az , 90
Texans. Sll0m5.30. calves, SIu9.
sheep Receipts 1000: market, steady
lambs. si,25M $50; western. s4.s5 @6 %.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dee. lo.-Hogs. Re
ceipts. $500. market loo Zoe higher;
heavies, so: mixed, workers.. pigs ana
lights. IS Cattle: Receipts, cars,
ss.55 top. Calves: Receipts, 100; 1915
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
UNION STOCK YARDS.
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the market just now
Ia the poultry deal. Live chickens
have been coming in freely all this
week, the market seems TO have been
filled up. as retailers are not buying AZ
all and the big dressers. having had
to take the bulk OF the receipts. are
loaded TO their capacity. There Is "A
fairly good demand for everything but
chickens, but these were marked down
again this morning. Rabbits are in
much the same situation AS chickens.
The demand has been filled up. and lib
eral receipts the market is easy IN
tone Dressed calves and hogs are
steady To firm. and the market as a
whole seasonably active
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
VIEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
webber x Co, Dec i0.-New York
The market today opened steady and
later gained strength. Steel, Union Pa,
rtfic and Reading were IN, leaders and
made good advances. short covering
ADVANCE from low prices this week IL
Internationally due 10 IN, decisions
in tie hard coal cases and at the time
they came out the market was In an
over-sold condition. The pank state
mont was really better thar expected.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
4 bank, will become partners in

tionsl bank. will become partners In
the frm.
Mr.. Whitney withdraws as he de-
sires To retire from active business.
Mr.. Perkins retires from the firm
10 devote himself TO corporate work
and matters OF public nature which
require more time and attention than
IL woul be possible for him TO give
while remaining in the frm.'
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
wool.

WOOL Boston. Dec. 10.-rhe Com
metcial Bulletin Will say OF The wool
marke: tomorrow: There has been no
change IN che situation. Demand As
moderate ana transfers limited - small
Quantities. French worsted sptnners
are the best customers strictly staple
woods are temporarily neglected Thcrr
e. no immediate prospect OF change
for the better until the goods situation
imEroces The heavyweight season L.
expected 10 derelop sufficient activity
To force larger demand Tor wool.
Values steady and absolutely no pres
sure to unload desirable wocls The
shipments OF wool from Boston 10 De
cember s. inclusive Were lS2,tOS,3o :
pounds against 2i9,602.S5S pounds for
the same period last wear. Tie receipts
to December - inclusive, were 2G3. loo,
4S7 pounds. against SA.3iI2sG for the
same period last year
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Monaco Is Proclaimed Republic.

LONDON. Dec. 10-The little prin-
cipality OF Monaco. chiefly noted for
being the site of Monte Carlo. has been
proclaimed a republic by its municipal
council, according TO an unconfrmed
report in todays Pail Mall Gazette
Prince Albert is the ruler of Monaco,
which embraces but eight square
miles and is surrounded by the French
department of Apes Maritimes. except
on its Mediterranean
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Must pay seo, for Trask's Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The killing
of Spencer Trask. the banker philan-
thropist Dec. 81. last when private
car in which he was riding was smash
ed To pieces in collision near Croton
" Y. has proven expensive 10 the
New York Central system. Attorneys
representing the Trask estate and the
railroad, after a period of negotiations.
have reached an agreement whereby
the railroad will pay the Trask estate
$50 900 damages for Trask's death.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
U. S. GOVT. BONDS.
HANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.--rhe weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes Reserve on IN
deposits. decrease. $s,2ls.225; reserve
on deposits other than u. ., $s,2lS,s25,
loans increase, $b,0bs,l00, specie. do
crease SSOl9lO0. legal tenders de-
crease, $1.T9S,5o0; deposits, decrease
SA5g7 500. circulation. increase, $3i. 600
total loans. $l.7S4l34.C00. The surplus
ia s4.075.950. as compared with Slo.-
ssl. 500 last year. and st9.l99S00 two
V,ars ago
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
JOBByNG PRICES.


baked beans. lilo. 500 sVc; Lima beans.
N01.5i Corn. Fancy Maine. Sll0:
standard. soc. Table beets. 81. 1sgi.4a
Peas: r'ancy. cary June. Sl.s6: stand
sosSes ~ t sEakt g. a.. ssls xlass.
reds. d. Isl Alaska pinks. !i.2s; Toma-
toes. As@soc; succotash. NV1.1o per
Conee-Packer coffee. 1o0-ib. Case,
Sic. :5 u 20. rs. delivered.
coarse T middiins. .' a a%. .raeiss corn n.
123. coarse ooI nmeal. $:3: corn and
oats ,o chop; ;Si per ton 1st.,,, IN vooa
strsight. js.ss; clear. s4.ss per Dbl Ny:
four. S4:sr per Dbl. ~
seed. ssc; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. .shc; Eocens.
pentine, In barrel lots soho gal
lily. so. SO: medium clear. !sI9l2.6o.
annexed hams. 16c: dIy saltsd briskets.
l+hc; shoulders. lie; picnic hams. lie;
bacon. ls422c; lard. In tierees. $50
suxars-Quotations corrected. daily
noes. 2-lb. ISIS, 5-ib, sTs5; Eagle
tablets. $500: cut loaf. $50; cubes.
sS25' XXxM powdered, s nn,,,ss stand
ira coarse. IS. 20; fine, In bulk. $40; in
25-lb cotton bags. s5.15: Michigan
granulated. s4.95; household powdered.
5-lb cartons, Is to case. -: lib car
$50; confectioners. A.. s5;o5: No /,
1910; No. 9. $50 No. 8. .s5.05; No. Z.
S.. 10. S. 1895: No. 8. $3.50; No. Z.
4s5; No. 8. $3.50 No. 8, s4.75; No. 10.
Sass: No. IL, si55; No. is, si.55 per 100
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
WARRANT FOR TOYNTON.
Candy Man Accused of Violating Fac
tory Labor Law.

\ warrant was issued in police
court, Friday, charging Frank f.
Toynton. manager OF the National
Candy Co. No. 81 Woodbridge-st. east.
with causing girls in his employ To
work more than 81 hours a week. the
limit as prescribed by the state labor
laws
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
FALL KILLS AGED MAN.
Nobody 10 Present To Care For Dest
tute Hermit.

* GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. 10. -
Emaciated from lack OF proper food
Thaddeus X. Tubbs fell while carry.
Inc pan Of ashes from his hovel in
thia city and Couid not arise. HE
fie1t arm was broken BY the tall and
hf8 dead body vas found at lood yes
tcrfjay by neighbors. who became srs.
|njtIous AT not seeing he Oh man
6round-
Tubs. who was 76 years old, lived
- - single room. eight by ten feet
|nn1 until Thanksgiving day, his aged
ufI(D was with him. Their means ran
"a and finally brother OF Mrs.
ubbs took her to live with him at
. E1rshall. where she now is. The old
@11n was not provided for. however
ND he continued to live here unit! his
n6ney and food ran out and the accl
1T occurred which resulted Ia his
18th. Not scrap of food was found
= The house, nor any money or fuel
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
banning a Stevens, Live Storw n.uo.,

EAST BUFFALO. ~. y, Dec. 10
Cattle-Recelpts cars. STEADY: best
1900 to l.io9- I6o steers Ss5o@e.7s:
S5.75G6.25 best LOO to l,200-lb. ship
ping steers s5.506.7 medium butcher
steers, 1000 to 1.i00-los. Sc. 25 n5. SO:
cows. s4.50W5. fair to good cows. 50 Is
o. common TO medium do. s2.1503 rs,
trimmers,. s2.5oP3; best rat heifers.
ssiSSo%a 0 gooa 5000 q" .i ra s,nck ss1g.'
s3b0q375; best feeding steers. de-
horned. ss.1oq5.s5; medium 20 good
feeding steers. s4.50GI75: stockers
all grades. $3.50; best bulls. s4.75 ~
525 bologna bulls. s4W45O; stock
bulls. $375M425 fancy mixers and
springers. 500 so: good TO fancy milk-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
ApDles-75c0y1.z3 par pu. s2.5o0<
Der boil: western apples. S2.2502.76
Bsnauas-Good shipping stock. SL5e


62.6O. according TO quality.
Ceiery-Home- grown. iSQsot doa
CauliMow er-l5 "a soc per bu.
CsbbaGe-&l.60 per bbL
California Erult.-Grapes. $l.75 G225
pc, box: pears: ;s;so~s per box s1sa,,.
YORK State. ise; Limburger, 1eh q III;
brick, l6Isal7l4c; domestic Swiss. II
a 22c: imported. do. esq sGe per 10.
Cranberrica - Late Howes, ss@s6o
Dstes-Persian. so &c per ID: Farda
SQshc per 10.
Creased c.lxs.-Eaney. 1lh@l21ac
Dressed HoxsS @shc ID.
Fiss-imported. new. li0lsc per ID:
Frcsh setabies--cucumbers. hot
house. $1.60@2 per doz.; lettuce. hot.
house. SO 1oc per ID: head lettuce. s1.2i
50 a ssc per dOz; parsley. i5 a zoe dos:
green peppers. {0U50c per basket;
green beans. s2769s per bu; carrots.
ships. e0Qe5c per Blu; beets. soc per
bu. turnips. soc per bu: tomatoes. Cali
fornia. $2.2S per box.
Craze Fruit-Fiorida. ss.7s04 cas-.
Hay-De;roit dealers are paying the
oss R5'f pstroi. oa No nay
new. jis0le.so; No. 2 timothy, sis@
1850: clover. mixed SIS " 1850: rye
straw, S775Ws; wheat and oat straw,
Se6067 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from sisV22. as to quality.
HMes-No. ! cnred. ioc: No. I gresn.
&c: No. ] cured kip. IL &c: No. green,
10hc: No. ! cured murrain. &c: No.
green. INC; No l cured calf. Is &c: No.
] green. 14hc per 10; morse hides No
1, 1850: No. 2. S250: sheepskins. as to
wool. Csc a 81; No. 2 hides. lie OF: kip
and calf. Tic OF.
Honey-Fancy white. 17Qlsc: No /.
16dt17c: amber. l4a15c; extracted. SO
Nsts-Black walnuts. IN 0sc per ID:
backs, "a iAc per ID
Lemons - California, S4.5095 box;
Aessinas. S6@6.50 per box.
L1mes-$101 PEI box.
Mushrooms-lo 4 zoe per pox.
OniOns-s5 n Toe per bu: Spanish. SL25
per crate: picking onions. 81. Vs per
Oranges-California navels, $275ep
350 box; Floridas, S2.75U3.25 box.
Observation-Disclosures $500 per crate.
&2W2.60 per doz
higan car lots. IS a 400
per bu-
PouItry-Springs. lie; fowl. 10c; No.
2. SI9c; old ROSTERS. sG9c; geese. =
q 13c: ducks 15 a Ice; turkeys. 1sM J &c
per ID Dressed poultry: Hens, 12g
12hc; springs, i3m1s%c; ducks, II ~
1sc: geese, 13M lac; turkeys. 20Q22 Id.
Rabbits-$2 per dox
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys. kiln dried.
81. IS 41.40 crate.
Tsiiow-No i. szc: No. 2, SIC ID.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Bradstreets report Of bank clear
ings for the week ending Dec s is
slightly more favorable than last
weeks figures. Total clearings for
the cities reporting were s3,i26, $4,000
against $3,1S6, 567 900 last week, and
s3432. 1Si 900 for the corresponding
wee& last year. Detroit showed an in
crease OF clearings OF 28.1 per cent,
the total being $19 ,S0S,000.
James Gordon. OF the Gordon Pagel
Co, says his firm will shortly establish
branch In Milwaukee, at the request
OF the proprietor OF the Baltimore
lunch system. Mr.. Gordon leaves for
Milwaukee, Saturday. to perfect ar
engagements. The Baltimore lunch
people are large consumers OF bread.
and at present are buying Detroit
bread for their Toledo business. They
wish to get the same brand into the
market in Milwaukee, according TO
Mr.. Gordon.
The Detroit Edison Co. Is offerins
10 its stockholders the 81 500 OOC
bonds remaining out OF the issue O,
50. 000, 900 ten.year six per cent con
vertible gold bonds authorized early
this year The bonds are convertible
at par after Feb |. 1913. until Feb. |
1919. They are subject to call at 10.
and accrue interest after April I
1919 Part OF the proceeds will be
used for additions and extensions Il
the plant and the remainder will fur
nish funds TO take up the unconverteC
portion of the Sl.000.000. fve-year s..
which may remain outstanding at ma
turity, Sept. 1, 1911
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Louis J. McFawn, for several years
connected with the Standard Ink Co..
OF Buffalo, has been promoted TO the
position Of sales manager Of the west.
ern department, and has opened
Offices at Nos. 407-411 Sun building.
Mr. McFawn was formerly with the
Michigan Savings bank
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Directors OF the American Car &
Foundry Co have declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividends of one-half
per cent OF the common stock and one
and three-quarters per cent on the pre-
ferred. The dividends are payable
Jan. 2 to stockholders OF record
Dec. r.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
fAll WILL PROVE FATAL.

0WOSsO. Mich. Dec. 10. II.
~. aged IS years. fell down the
MAJ stairs AZ his home last night
iay unconscious for nearly an
E On the floor OF the cellar before
.<Vnp found The shock and inter.
n1uries will prove fatal.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamertes, extras, 2phc:
nrsts. 27e; dairy butter. csc: packing
stock, zoe III.
Esgs-Fresh current receipts, cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
BUSINESS NOTES.

The regularly quarterly dividend Of
81 share has been declared on Cal
umet and Arizona. II is payable Dec.
10, and books close Dec 9.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Republican party says it is not re-
sponsible for the cost Of living. Aud
certainly not for the JOY of living
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec 0--Butter. Extras.
Csc, hrsts 25,ac; dairy extras. zoe,
firsts Csc. Eggs: Prime nrsts. S3c
firsts Slc Cheese skins 14Ilti4 :,
young Americas. lfs a l4A e. Live
poultry Fowls. liul ne; ducks. l3
mlsi.c; geese, loWl0iAc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Job Prh~srsa Done Right. Times
Printing Co. No. Is John R-st. Call
Main 1928. or City s3ss
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

a rear bumper for automobiles to
protect the gasoline tank. tail light
and rear axle in event OF a collision,
has been devised
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

included ssisc doz Receipts satur-
daV 81 cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
ARE you WELL lNFoRMEo7

ARE you WELL INFORMED7
II So maybe you can answer these
questions.
How wide is the street you live on?
What is plum duff?
After whom was Pixies peak
named?
How much is a perch of stone?
What is blanket mortgage?
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. t0-Bar silver
! London 20 80: New York. san. De
mand sterling, $is530T4s5 SO
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Cotton quotations reported by Hay
den Stone 4 Co. Dec 10.
Rid AK High Low hid A ak
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO. Dec. l0-Dec. wheat was
off sc at the opening; May unchang-
ed Dec. and May corn up kc; Dec.
oats unchanged; May up &c Provis-
ions ruled fractionally higher
Close: Dec. wheat was OF 4 G at the
close; May NC lower. Dec and May
corn unchanged Dec and May oats
unchanged Provisions were fraction
ally higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Jas. F.. Lee add. to EGG Beauben:
$500.
$500
j. X Bringard. add. to 735 Agnes
$3.50
Aug A. Rohr 4 Co. add. to sos
Chene street. $500.
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g o n Son. 3 Sec

= n II, D. Sec.
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oem 3uge befanoen iid) gum groBten
5betl Glerfs Sic auf Sem @ege nad
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gebrodene @lieonaBen 0apon, audi
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miitbenoen Sh1rm nad Sen britilden
ssnlefn getrieben. Sim Sonntag NOR
gen ianf Ser 8aaon Bis auf Sic Sber-
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5geoadt per0en fon1te. Seine Sc
fdbrten, oie 2uftldiffer 9iesler nno
S,Soerbine, ipelde iid ieoenfalls beiier
feitgebolten batten, blieben nnper=
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6od1flmtb iiberaa.
8nris. 4. De,

~ VI ~ 4. XIV.
Stron1e11oer Hegen bauert in gano
Gronfrei9 fort un6 Sic Jlutbgefabr
miro itiinoli9 GROCER. Slt1roerte bon
Ortihoften linb BON @alier einge,
idloNen a1no tperoen bon Soloaten
in @ooten NIT 2ebensmittcln perie=
ben. ungebeurer Sda6en lit I'M 2oi=
retbal burh Sen 3urdbr1d 0es Sci
des bei geantes angerihtet. 9ie 8ai-
ier iiberflutbeten oie 9anogiiter, nno
sic Orti6aften liegen n1ebrere SUP
tiefei 1pie ous M:neau aes Tiers. 0as
8aiier lit in oie nie0riger gelegenen
StaottbeiIe BON Mantes einge0rlngen,
uno reiGt bis 5n SEN 5piben Ser 2a=
ternenpfolten en1por. Sbat!adli6 I'll
ieoer Strorn in 6ronfreih aus ieinen
l1fern getreten. Die Hbone lteigt
o1rhIhnittlid 5lpei 3oa in Ser Stun=
Sc. Sic mberflutbet ste ltfergelanoe
uno treibt sic 2eute, bie in ibrer Na=
be lpobnen ba5l1 auf @iigeln 3nfln6t
au iuhen. Sic 8abnlinien iino al1i
pielel1 5tellen burdbroden urO oie
3oltloden 1peroen per 8oot abgelie=
fert. Goen, in oen1 9epartement Sal
paoos, lit unter @alier.
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Tim Elm sSabr friber.
&c e m orf, 6. Sec

Ser Eanarnofanol miro Elm Sabr
Dor Ser fontraftlib feitgeiebten 3eit
fertiggeltellt tperoen 5ufolge grfldrun<
gen oes Reprdientanten 8ar4fielo
bon Yennlplpanien, pelder bon 60
Ion ouf oem Camper u3ecapia" an=
gefonunen lit. Ct miro iogar nod
Inn 6 Monate friiber fertig meroen als
Ser lebtegenannte Germin, bod miro
er fir Die @elt erit am 1. Sonuor
1916 erofft1et meroen neil Sic 3mi=
iden5eit gu ieiner grprobung per=
tpanot tper6en ioa. &err 8ardfielo
unternabn1 Sic &eiie, um iid genau
iiber oie gerbdltniiie in ser &anal=
gone 5u informieren.
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Ginbeitlide Sdeibnnssgeieke.
Gitts sburq. So. 5. St

Bittsburg Ya., 5. Sec.
Ias grefutipfomitee ser geational
9feform glliociatior, oeren Sssabresper=
iamynlung am Gienltag in Hittsburg,
8a., eroffnet miro, berietb am Dfon=
tagabeno 5nei MaB Bregeln, oeren @ir=
flung, tpie ernartet miro, lid, auf Sic
gan5en Ser. Staaten eritreden miro.
Sic cine lit Elm Gntml1rf eines ein=
beitli6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ser
ourb Sic 9lgenten Ser gereinigung
ianrr11tliden Staatslegislaturen unter=
breitet neroen ioa. Ser 8eridt bes
grefltiDfornitees iiber oieien @rt1puri
gibt 5lpar oeiien genauen @ortlaut
nidt mieoer, lonoern beldyranft iid
auf cine aagemeine -Sfi55e;; es 1T in
erlter 2inie geplant, eine gan5e &ei=
be Ser in sen perIdeoenen Staater
iett geltenoen 56eioungsgriinoe ab5ll=
i6nffen, Inn Sen aa5u ballfigen gbe=
7iGelOunger Dor5ubeugen.
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Stride ,,nb staat.
g ! ff II on a

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Die propiioriide republifaniide
&egierung BON 8ortl1gal fat augen-
blidlid einen @rlaB uber oie 8efug-
niiie bon Stride uno Staat in 8orbe-
reitung, ser bereits gu perldie6enen
aonfliften 5tpii6en oen &epublifanern
unb &lerifalen in peri6ie0enen Ibei=
len oes 2aroes gefiibrt fat. 0ie &le-
rifalen beboupten, Sic &egierung ge-
be oarauf aus, Sic religi0len @ebrau=
DIE I'M 2anoe ab5uldnffen, mas bonn
D1iniiter oes ssSnnern entihieOen be-
ltritten miro. 9ieier erfldrt> oas ge-
plante @eieb beabli6tigte MIR Doaige
0laubensfreibeit, un6 es lei ielbit sic
Mufbebnng Ses gbeper6ots fir Grie=
iter porgeieben. a0nigin=Mutter 9lme-
lie bat bei Ser &egierung einen 9ln-
trag eingereibt, ibr griab gu leiiten
fir ibr @rbgut in Ser @0be bon
100000, 6as in 8rl1nobelib i'm 9an=
Sc angelegt lit.