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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
STOP COTTON GAMBLING
Prices Going Up, Says Manu-
facturers' President.

| -..-,o++e y g MAY loving 70 a "sF'
-, q, cottor. buyers and customers
-. -, sv-slsened 10 g realization OF Tue
-.5.-- If q higher cost Of cotton s"ooe-
- - .be declaration made by LEWIS
! -,,-,-s- president of the American
..,,, ,Ta-,,fa csurers' Association. ~ hAs
| 60 - 417e o-rartzarion. which began
4 s,r,,sI convention here To-Day
NJ PARKER asserted that gambling on
..,,or exchange Is Just as bad, IN every
,srtic,,la- as gambling "a any other form
and s.,-,l5 be prohibited by law ne
,,o-,-,erfed the massage Of resolutions
,,rro,-,-e- the policy Of the bill now pend
r. n co-rress. known as the Scott anti
aaer bill.
There mus. be recognition on our part
re speaker continued. that new prlee
s7e in Gotten il both proper and neces-
er an that Va must bend or energies
ut IN tie effort TO reduce this price ieYei
ht in the effort 70 convince buyers o. as
rssezsity and propriety, and Of the neees-
siv therefore Of q consequent rise III the
we Of manufactured products
Mr Parker declared that 1t is folly for
ar manufacturer 10 claim that he Is not
Interested in the Fnanipulstions Of the cot
iss rasrkst Or that ne is not interested IN
re effect upon the raw material OF cot
Zen Exchanges whose rules and whose
lsthods tend toward the manipulation Or
Ne price o. the raw material I mere l.
q relation between the price Of contracts
q The exchanges and The actual price Of
81 cor1cr. owing To the great extent Of
0ess operations on Inc exchanges"
Al address o. TIE ''Warehousing Of
9ttca IN tae South was delivered BY
4 d sulls-d. Of Memphis. lie advocated
system O. warehousing and handling OF
vtsen which nol only would be renuner-
flfs . the investment interests but also
AeR1sese % patrons of those interests He
'sses5ea that -Tvo Kinds ~ warehouses
e neeoeo IN the cotton growing states
fts7-A warehouse for shippers Of cot
W. a which the product could be quickly
-S'lliea IN enc out al q reasonable cos,
=, one fhst Re1ld not affect the shippers
sst with respect 70 insurance under
marine cover.
srehouses Tor farmers. neT-
- taetories and others who hold cot
o Sho use the regular fire insurance
Instead Or marine contracts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
TROLLEY SALE BILL ADVANCED
Favorable Report on Measure Permit
ting Purchase by New Haven Road.

Besto-. Nay IA bin permitting the
So YORK. New Haven & Hartford Rail-
-,ad 10 purchase q controlling interest in
tl,e Berkshire Street Railway, now mar
,ad hv the Kew England Investment and
r.o,..,,ies Company. subsidiary or the
80. HAVEN company. was fayorably re-
,,,,.,es Today by the legislative COMMITTEES
=, reIlroads and street railways.
,r-,e BERKSHIRE company. which oVyns Prac-
,,callv ali the street railway lines vest OF
she connecticut River ia Massachusetts.
- acquired by the Nc@ Haven COMPANY
..,,,,e-,li wears ago. but the latter company
s.,,e, 80 rsIiDatiisg tile former by rea-
Z. ~ AN adrcTse decision Il Tie Supreme
Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at 27s per cent; highest per cent
lowest per cent closing 3 per cent; ruling
rate, 334 per cent. limo money was easier
Rates. 244 per cent for sixty days, 5st44
per cent for ninety days, per cent for four
and five months. 4d4l4 per cent for six
months and 412Q4z per cent for, over the
year. Mercantile paper was bought Inoder-
atey here and elsewhere. Rates. 412d5 per
cent for sixty to ninety days indorSed bus
receivable. 4iz05Ia per cent for choice four
to six months single names and oi2 per
cent for others less we'll known.
FOREIGN EXCHANG E.-The foreign ex-
change market opened firm al further ad-
vance of to 10 points to 4.SI8d4.Si49 for
cables. 4S7G4 S7o5 for demand sterling and
1888 "a 81 for sfxty-day bills Short francs
We're quoted at 5.1Ss4 plus 1-S2 and short
reichsnarks at a5 plus i-@2. The market
held firm in the day. with rates around the
opening quotations. Cables were quoted At
4S745T4 G7ta, demand sterling at 4S7d4.s1
and sixty-day bills at 4.SS90n4S Short
francs We're 5.1S@4 plus 1-32 and short reiehs-
marks a. less 1-64
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
cnc.eo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

s-le-s497 this afteruCn gave 2 tJu,.H 4ts -
S.t,b,nssS 70 the market in VheaI - -
- -, sl5a-,, contract with 1as resi- Oh r(,.
~ stopDaes u wheat shipments - - = 49,
ne t.,-Sss Of a strike there serEe9 az =
tstsS SI-%i~e G1rjons auished tssp~sc So
~ vzsz dougn &c. corn SHOVE $780,
h@N .o4s ,vsro . or 10 a silsce hl5ts5t-
gam an .sre ar the end 16d42'sc ID
t.5ficns I7v the fessfaH ~ came si.to P-e -
pre'aa - -. Ts.zsrgs % the ploushln7 ~ -
hTtlr. = - srafa and Missouri also le.prs -
Efi E-Sr,,rt cleo RANGES were lAt-Veo $3.50,
- -bere ,sas q slight i-1proVeriiefii en- -, - -
- --i-t, saIas OF l. 600 bushes - -
~ ~. ~ F3s,Fralo. An INTERESTING trace -.
. ! 0aft frs9 bushels OF july eeiiss.z % -
sac - ,rs4-7ror chiefly ar 81 6Sts re 49, 49,.
Yss.tr,-5 adz-srce1 sac on covering os a -i---'
- Io.sI -frerts Range Of prlseh- ,-.4,--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

PRoyIsIONS-Actfve and frIner with buy
lag credited 10 packing Interests Hog prices
fnsss were compare lively small No sales Of
lard. PORK-FtrTn; mess. s24d so 80: family
s+esdv- mess. sfa6s16: family. s1aG see.
packet, SIG 10 o S1I: extra India mess $50 5oel
HOGS-Bacous IS Sc: $50 10. I5ssc: 100 ID.
1S6s-- pigs f2Tqc. &C T MFATS-Pickied be-
lies STEADY; smoking. 15lse. 10 10. 1915: Il
fs-.c FAIIOw-Cfty. Visc: country SIS a
IKE. IsARD-Firm- middle Western. 1915 q
America. i47sc: Continent. 14c; Brazil kegs.
Is 75e: compound quiet. Iea 10 Re. STEARINE
Firm. oieo. i532e; city Lard. l5c-
RICE-Firr1 with fairly liberal sales.
EEGAR-Rehned steady but quiet Prices
1lnchaaged standard graduated. 5-25c net.
quiet ara unchanged siyet prices: Cen,rff
lfeai 81 rest &c; ulusc0vsdo. 50 test, ste,
dcr market for beet sugar was pa 7Sd higher
with Nay At t4s esd: June, LIS 1et-A; su-
ever ld not have any Influence on the local
market
COPPER--stanaard duii: spot
ard deliveries 10 the-epd OF August, 1880
i3c. ciectrolytic. u. ss4s afI2.Tsc; casting,
=, I9i- a S:;eoc; june 33.I5sT ~ 81 &c: July.
81 10 q 30 8ac. London easy: SPOT. f1an IS Cd;
futures t151 los. FITEFz-puit; spot.
/ = - n soc New York and 5.65fs s.l5c East ST
Louis London unchanged &c E27 LEAD
4T7fLc East s. Louis London unchanged f1e
- id IRON-L0ger at SIS issd for CIsve-
tan,t warrants in London Locally quiet. No
foundry Northern. $i1I SlI 20: No =. SIC SOC
xt7 or No Southern and Ne Southern sof !.
stG eJe7 SIG -. Pig iroR unchanged. Saiess
uoI. ASSES AND s9RJ PS-FirTu hut quiet
NAx4T STORF.S-So change IA tu=penfins
1 reeailv.. savaraah flrIu ana a shade higher.
Resin ia sieaiS uel'la''d AZ unc'''iseo prices
Tar unchanged
frtpFS Common dr. FIRM. Supplies are
s,.,au sud we'll controlled while demand Is
aI1i1e good Fuil prizes are quoted.
sEATUFR-Quiet but steady. with prices
/ ,.s s,fsta{red Boston however, seems 20 be
hsokfp.. orders shaded PRICES
DIF s-EESentiai- oils steady hut Guist mt
fttlf bur unchanged prices. BBats fiFfn, with
SOME price advances and demand gessf
t,iI - Iusrad oil withdrawals on contracts
Fair and prizes flrnliy maitfgained Refined
PETROLEUM steady,
CofTaNsEEp otLs~Actita. sales amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
KEENE's MARGINS S. 200, 600
Opposing Counsel Figures Spec
Native Account High.

From queries directed at witnesses in
the hearing in bankruptcy OF I-athrop.
Haskins & Co, before Referee Stanley w
Dexter yesterday. ii was made to appear
by Apram /. Elkus, attorney for the cred
itors. that James r. Keene was iq the
habit OF carrying an account of S5,000en
with the stock brokerage firm of Pepper,
Sternbach & Co. for his own purposes.
Both Mr. Pepper and Sidney Sternbach
testified of. the operations of Mr.. Keene in
Hooking stock. and the referee was finally
urged to order 4 production Of the ac-
counts Of the firm that show exactly what
part Mr. Keene took in the speculations
that brought on the Hooking hasco- After
the hearing to-day an adjournment viii be
taken until May 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
N'AENT INDUSTRY EXPANDS
-''1 beiag Made to Capture South
American Market.

D.. p 4elegraFh 70 The Tribune
fsi,.. Dn'a. Aay I7.-Arrangemeuts are
ps,. .'sis BY the American Cement Com
ss,s-t- eiler the West Indian and South
f-,s. 1A markets Cor cement These coun-
rsls " import a5oat FIVE million bar
No.. For'ssfad cernent a wear. taking 4 al
~ NIi@siTeiy from Europe.
-, iiasat trade or the United States.
psies 80 Dee. ufleriy demoralized by
q a. MS tar more than a year. j. STAT
&c .,-.s undergone Z decided change Tor
- 80 gge ~ a strong demand from
~ r-s-- 1AberiE IN the trade SAY that
ne - - ll7Ps prTity 81 tile agricultural dis-
p.fs p to Ai5ssissippi s2iyer. together
fs- 8iIH- LETs t9 which cement =
stu - ere -aie lTlrae factors II the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

New York, May II. 1919.
GRATN-FFI4EAT-E at the opening
prices being y q &c lower. Influenced by weak
cables from Liverpool that market showing
decline CT "a q % from Friday. There was
some selling by commission houses early. but
offerings were not heavy and traders we're
cautious about heavy risks the short side
YaFues recovered from the early decline win
the exception of Nav, which was lower under
Ij0uidation and at the close the market was
q q lower 10 &c higher Crop adviees were
contradictory The Missouri state report gave
the condition To1- Per cent gain OF 5
po17tS over last month. but Is points below
last year ana said that the Hessiau ny IS
doing considerable damage in the southeast-
eTn norton OF the state No 2 red wheat here
closed 81 49, c I and No / Northern 81 1874
+ @ b. CORN-ModerateIy active and steadier
Cash markets steady NO corn here Iec
nominal elevator domestic bass; export Ne
2 soc nominal b. OATS-Steady, closing
1lT, hanged 70 IA c lower. Cash oats dull. nat
,Iral " hite. % to 50 III, 46G 4s1sc, and clipped
white "a 70 ~ 10, ~ 752t5c. RE and BAR
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

SPOT duiet with prices 10 points lower. at
70 IJc for Iniddltug upland and l6c for middling
Gulf. No sales.
C0FFEE-PrEees started at decline of 5
points. There appeared to be enough demand
around the opening figure to absorb the COM
psrstfvely snfail offerings. but the market de
velor.d no raIytng power closing steady. net
unchanged 70 > points lower Sales. 10000 bags,
including July at zoe ana September at 55c.
FTavra reported . decline of z1is franc. while
March contracts we're a pig lc@er in Hamburg.
and other months in that market were
changsd NO change IN Bra ziisn markets It
is estimated that NJ the So h9t bal held
az santos fully S. Per cent has been sold for
shipment early in July When the additional sE-
mort TAX of % per cent IS withdrawn. Spot
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bo 10c
discount: Chicago &c premium; San Fran
cisco sight 212c premium, telegraph sc pre-
MUM New Orleans commercial 25c dis
count, bank 81 premium: Charleston. bay
ing par, selling Lice premium; st LOUIS,
DOC premium hid. 20c premium asked: Min
neapoHs Coo premium: Savannah, buying
3-16c discount, selling par.
BANK CIsEA RINGS. - New York, ex-
changes S332. 753 800, balances S3. %, g2I "a /
354: Chicago. exchanges $50. 531,5f3, balances
s. S1SS4f: Philadelphia, exchanges S29,&S
49,. balances $2.110,656.
SILVER MARKET.-Conmerci bar sill
yer SAC: Mexican silver dollars. 44c. gar
silver in London closed at 247sd, unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, :; Lisbon,
1915.
MEXICAN EXCHANGF Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.eli2.
COVER INTENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were s.. 2Sl BOZ. in
ternal revenue 81, as. 53s. and miscellaneous
s9yq 7iS q total of 1885, fSj, against total
expenditures on ordinary account Of s2,19,-
4g7 For the month 70 date ordinary re
ceirts haze been SIS, SIS 64S and ordinary
expenditures S24534. 514, the excess of OK
pendft1Ires amounting TO ss45.S1- For the
been S5Sa-SI4,01I. against S5l4.SS1s+S IN the
same time IN 1893. and ordinary eTpendI-
+rIrps sSse o22 III against $3.50 IS, $50 IN lR,
the excess Of expenditures this wear
a. Y1o11ntiue 10 81. s49. SEA, compared with an
Axracs last YEAR or S72 $50. I16 EnclHdsng
Fsnan,a- canal account and public debt
the excess of all expenditures over receipts
since T1liv amounts TO 1867. 6e5, against
an excess in the corresponding period a
year ago Of 1924. 126029.
STR-TRF,ASI-RY.-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House 81, 11. 2SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
No DATE SET FOR C.. c. & |. SALE.

indianapolis, May 17.-TiIne granted for
.ba IA vn,eut of the bonded Indebtedness Of
the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Rail-
road Company. IN receiVerShip. expired TO-
night. Ii default OF payment. the United
c.. Court here viii set date for the
- IA. property. An error in the an
- rs,-,eTft of the ruling 81 the court gave
"a iT,tfresslon that the sale had been or
la....,i fnr. to-fiaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
TWO WOMEN, SIX CHILDREN. DIE
Drowned When They Try to Cross
Swollen River in Wagon.

Gillian, Ark, May H.-Mrs, wesley
wright and Mrs. Genoa Heath and six
cbildren were drowned in the Gossattot
River at S o'clock this evening. They were
irving IN cross the river in a wagon and in
the darkness and did not observe that the
river was cut of its banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
AfE RADIATOR CORPORATION
aated Companies Formed with
Capital Of $1,000. 0G0.

a. - MAY 1.-THE United States Radi-
49,. rpprstion. or DUnkIrk. was nicer
n l9-oaT with a capital of $4,000.
pe..-iaeiare radiators and heating ap-
80 Ihe directors are Mathew F. VII
~en 3. Mu.hoIIand, James n Msdi-
~, = Bedgiey. Russeli Lawrence,
- = sisDf. Wallace g. Girth. John ".
~ sao Charles J Carney. OF Dun
r,s-- Do-npanies consolidated into the
ea-sf- states Radiator Corporation. &C
one. 70 recent dispatch from Pitts
~ me United States Radiator and
So ,1o'iltsH5, Of Piusburg5 the nited
United - atoE Company. OF Dunkirk: The
tot ..-ees Esating Company. Of De
pspv ~ fterrendeu Manufacturing Com
eslsr,r,e Geneva. \. y. and the radiator
Aep - - The !. /. siott iron " orks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
NEW YORK FRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOJR AND MEAI-FLOUR j

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR inactive and
unchanged. Spring patents, s. 35{fSb 50; WinIer
straigtts, 81 951s5 05; winter patents. 50 2oa
s. 90: spring clears. 81 35@$4 70 extra No win
Kansas straights S5dS5 10. RYE FLOUR
Quiet Fair TO good 81 15dS4 40; choice TO fancy
81 45d$4 80. CORNMEAI5-Fiun. Kiln dried
So 3e61SS % BAGME-AI.-Fine white and vel
steady Western spring, SCI 50GS22 90 standard
niddliHg, ST. 50gS24 10; -four do s2e 60aS21 % !;
red dog. $2S 6eG$29 30 spot and mill prices; t1ty
bran, s. bulk. S.3 Z sacks; Tniddl1ng. S23 log
SIS 20: red dog, S29 IS, Hemny chop s2b so
bulk, $27 20 sacks, OilTneal, So nominal
COTTON-veak and unsettled. owing TO
general liquidation and bear pressure attributed.
a better view of Southern weather conditions
and UneaSiness the failure of bull leaders
n support prices. Reports Of freer offerings OF
We're circulating. but there seemed 70 be a con
fiict of opinion in this respect, the Southern
spot markets were generally unchanged Locally
prices closed at the low point Of the day. with
the tcne steady TT net loss Of about 1875
points. The Western belt forecast calling for
lower temperatures and frosts to might In parts
OF oklahoma and Arkansas ste5died the market
briefly during the middle Of tbs day, but the
market time had any important rally
SoHe Of the Southern markets reported after tire
an advance of l point a decline of II points
and quickly sold safe points net lower. After
slight rally the market weakened again, with
May selling at f5.24c. July a. 1520C and October
at 12S1c. about 33G46 points below the high
level Of last Friday. The market at the low
point of the day not quite back 70 the prices
ruling a week ago last Nsuday- Liverpool will
reopen for business tomorrow morning. but
closes again FRIDAY and Saturday or this
week. New Orleans win also be closed on Fri
cren as Friday is a May notice DAY and large
interests are involved. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
~ FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

ca, 1-rancisco, May 1.-THE official clos
., san a,1otgfions for mining stocks to-day
.aSre as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
eHILAELPHlA STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles D Barney q Co. Ne. q
Ilrtaa street New Work. ana No. l22 South
4th street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

*Elevator. domestic basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Oilcake n 5S5 900 Cottoaseed Gil gals SO, sic
Pork, bbls. ...... 134iI.ub oil, gals. -1f5,SIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

for fb4 v-apk 0s-9 btis patata4s and - t4t bbls
o1siars- imports, f-54e bbis potatoFs anu = los
bags and tS.a2n crates onions New potatoes
more pIersty In active demand and firm, Old d1il
AMI weak sweet dTaggAns. New onions IN
heavy supply and weak Asparagus scarce ard
high bur receipts iSryur toward the close and
prices osclfing Chnies beets and carrots selling
wal. old carrots hiE1er. Ca0hsEes IN freavv suf-
and firm Green corn scafce bur poor Peas in
liberal supply and lower. tone tiru Just Jhe
close Parsley dragging az low figures StrtpE
h.sarss mere plenty ard declining tomatoes
lower lrudGr larger offerings FOfNTOE=. -
,-,Y,.fa naR- bhf S8drSf. Florida wE{te s. 5iff
Sc .. red s. 5GGS3 81. calls. S2EfS. -: C;eoE-aa
ana South Cstratlaa. sass go old. Ia balls 1856
~ sf6S1 - IGsl-rb bag I9cfSi fD- 81 Set
EsslTs TOES Ntaeland- basket 6QcfsSi. other
Jersav 5tEffs s0c Delaware 400 ISc. ASPARAGUS
,x bbl 81 BELTS. ViFStria. 10n huaehes - 20
efS4. south Carolina- SECS. New 0rietRs S4ae
a. rirrrnuda crate JOcafS1- CARROTS Sn0ta
essr,,llrs iasl bunefes 50 5QfiSa. New elsleans-
SaSFss. basket s98sstr: Berusa,iss crate, 7sC1a
n q. ola. ISL or bag 81 srl s. "a CAT'II-
baif raj nasket 50. abe AZ - Eastern sloa..
crst. 81 faGfSf 90 bill. StESf -, Virginia crate.
xf f9rsef SO obs SfqaSf -. SzoFfn taroffsa ana
WssedelE erzte. Sta7Sl 81; sosrn carpIhsa. fiat
SfTSI o. rcd. 81 15nSI .. f-UCC 1lt3AlfsS.
s;eSrssa BASKET 81 esrSi 50. EloFt2a. Stq$I r..
ret h,sase boz s2fSt 80. -EGSCsPLAN re-. Flerl,tss
~ - s0sFSa. tan-n, 81 50TS2 50 fSftE.f5N
.,f,fss Nerth carolina cEats. Siat&Z. GARLIC.
sss.sg ORLEANS ice ~. sSdSS. FE0FS ElSRIltssf4.
tsseE4TRNHI New 0rEeans. I0o punches s.,
LETTUCE southern. basket, &c s''cs nesrey-
IN 81 -54ss.. - h0fh0Use- felsu. -iitt39c
Nj Sf4 ROOMS s-fo haslSet 5acuSi ~ ONIONS,
I-srfs1,ds crate ~ le0s1 s.; Texas, yellow. 81
aSI IS: white. siGsl -; Esyptian new oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
sold upward of 30.G00 shares III the local.
stock market the larger part of the trans
actions being in United States Steel com
mon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-04
.etaossnsn gHesmen,.aas!uusen aussessben

est9obeHsn sHetmeH..3ab!uHseu auseees5en
cs,tiou I. 9as wonbs esr ztdst Cincinnati
6usEegeheH tpRrben foueu Dor tfr aoueIttcn
Bon aifebEsntT oeii1otlgngen, nno ssrGr ~
eineu weirae. ber beuieiben aisctior1rif.
Seiiion D. Tls ees @ei! Der Beian'riscften
bon btiaaier grhsNahr9 lnclfoer Mot f.sAiel
testust ntre, nsba rsn aea,r ben ucsrepsl ltta
1rnHbeigerttEm obsr Snierefe bortE, aetanfi
cher dperupritrt nns bic ao'ter nun ansgntsa
tIsenbpelfer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brsr cafIr
anb bic e6abener'dps fJtl1s irpenbstuem as
FeU bon GrGrerseabeu 9nHbsreiei o6sr Sn.
isret'en bGrtH 5ugsf5re1en. uno bis Rotten uno
ausgabeu fin tcgeH6etHsn foI6en 5nfprnA
eoH bsr siabi Cincinnati aus bert GtIos bss
pon befaoier Gtdot flr folhs 3nsds uHb tn bee
sSefe ausaeGeten nercen foltn. fuis - 6as
5efes oorffreibi
Ee.i g. Tcb ole Cots nro pdubersien
lntc1i eefebiiGb alsaeid!ofieu eom aifegmeai)
angFeHseno EH0 aaltoBeno an aHblniaa lpenilet
sptfGbeH SleHlplh gefune aub saclebe NpeHge;
Qaeiebe Mbenne gtpiden etItem &uIifie 1872 sub
Dei.Iidt bon Der sSeiiilnie Der 4ubluaH abeRne.
etpa 10 ,sas oit.ih bon ssltman sieeauft Dee
iienert lperofH foleH far bic betag.s Aerbfife,
rAna. pie pben bel0loheu.
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