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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-22
Livermore Falls Man on
The Third Ballot.
Election for BrIgadier General
Al king Co. Armory.
Nal. Gen. Arthur J. Stoddart Of St,
Paul PresIdes at Election.

Col. Charles K. Campbell of Liver
more Falls was chosen brigadier gen.
eral on the third ballot at the meeting
Monday evening at the armory of King
Co. No. 4. Of the officers Of the Maine
brigade. The election was somewhat of
a surprise as the only avowed candi-
dates for the position until y few hours
before election were Col. Fred Emery
Beane Of Hallowell and Col E. c. Mil
liken Of Lewiston. Col. Milliken re-
ceived Is votes on each ballot and Col.
Beane withdrew after the second bal
lot. but received three votes on the
third ballot. The result of the ballots
was as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-22

FTSC DaTIOt:
Whole number of votes cast. As
Necessary for a choice, %
Col E. c. Milliken had Is
Col. Fred Emery Beane had IL
Col. Charles X. Campbell had 10
Second ballot:
Col. e. G. Milliken had In
Col. Fred Emery Beane had -
Col. Charles x. Campbell had IS
Third ballot:
Col. Charles X. Campbell had 26
Col. f. c. Milliken had IS
Cot Fred Emery Beane had
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
ROOSEVELT As
HARMONY MAN

OYSTER BAY. September I5-
Theodore Roosevelt Yesterday sent b.
message to the Republicans of the
State of Washington Boo which he
urged the regulars 10 forget vhatey-
or bitterness may have arisen dur
Ing the recent faotional fight with
the insurgents and get in line be-
hind poindeXter aud the msurgeut
nominees for the house during the
rest of the campaign.
He also urged the insurgents TO
reunite with the regulars for the
victory Of the party in November
Roosevelt avoided expressing any
pointed advocacy of either faction.
addressing his message TO both
sides equally in the name Of the Re.
publican party.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
J0RDAN'S RECORD
MARKD0WN" SALE

JOrdan's store, Fort street. has been
the scene Of extraordinary activity in
the past few days, the occasion being
the opening of the large stock Of goods
recently purchased by Manager Curtis
in San Francisco. As announced I'm
the papers and on striking bill-boards
throughout the business section Of the
city, a monster sale of these goods will
commence next Monday morning. and
it is safe to say that the store will be
crowded from a. m. of that day and
on
These goods were shipped to San
Francisco for a large business house
which suddenly went insolyent. Mr..
Curtis was advised Of the shipment
and it's fate, and went to San Fran
cisco to endeayor to buy it at a low
| rate. His bid of IS cents on the dollar
was accepted-much to his surprise
and qualification. The total shipment
cost the house of Jordan & Company
in the neighborhood of $4,000.
In the lot is the finest assortment
OF ready-to-wear garments for ladies'
and children ever brought to this city
or was ever seen in the Islands There
is also a large and varied lot of silk
goods, by the yard; and hose, notions.
etc, in endless variety.
Mr.. Curtis has added to his working
force Off the purpose of getting the
goods on display promptly, and
about ten more young ladies will be
added to the force Of clerks before the
sale begins.
The bargain sale will be bona fide in
every respect The goods are genu-
exactly what they are represent
ed to be; and the prices will be set
away down as promiser,,
Every lady I'm the city who can do
so should visit the store on Monday
and make selections-although the
stock is big enough (unless the rush
be greater than expected) to last
several days. At the same time. in
record bargain sales of this kind it is
always best to get in before the goods
are picked over.
AS above stated. the sale will begin
Monday morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
WAREHOUSE TRUST.
Special Opportunity

During this month only we Offer the
following choice Kaimuh residences
for purchase. upon terms within the
reach Of anybody DESTROYS Of acquiring
a home. Small cash payment and bal
ance IN monthly installments. Call
and get particulars Of these two spe.
cial bargains before they are with.
drawn
NO 1:-Three bedroom house on
car line Spacious lanais. Newly pa
pered and painted throughout. Lot
100 225 covered with shade and
fruit trees. Stables and servants
quarters.
NO. 2:-New two bed room bunga-
low. Magnificent view of two oceans,
adjoining Kaimuh Crater preserved
as park. Ether one or two lots as
desired.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
Territory of Hawaii, }
City and County Of Honolulu. }

l, Henry Smith, Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the First judicial Circuit, Ter
ritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a full, true and cor
rect copy OF the original summons in
the case of Marston Campbell, Super
intendent of Public Works of the Ter.
ritory of Hawaii VS.. James Steiner ct
ais, as the same remains OF record
and on file in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Seal of said Circuit Court, this End day
Of September, 1910.
(SEAL) HENRY SMITH,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
STOLE $4,000.

NEW YORK September 10
Adolph Rothbarth an employe of a
leading firm Of hop dealers. pleaded
guilty yesterday to the larceny Of
ten thousand dollars from the Mer-
camille National Bank. which he
lost in speculations. -Four other
banks are also losers through his
thefts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
sHAFRoTH RENoMlNArEn.

DENVER. Colorado. September
15.-Iohn F. Shafroth was yesterday
nominated by the Democratic con
vention for reelection as governor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
WILL TAKE OVER A YEAR
TO ELIMINATE DISEASED CATTLE

The question of Kidding Honolulu
of tubercul8r COWS occupied great
deal of time at yesterdays meeting of
the Board OF Agriculture. and I'm this
connection DIR. Norgaard submitted a
lengthy report He stated that dur
ing the month of August a number of
the dairy herds which had previously
been tested had been inspected and all
of the animals when mad not been
either slaughtered or turned into pas
lures had been supplied with official
ear tags or else branded in accordance
with whether they had passed the test
or reacted
With a very few exceptions it may,
therefore be said that practically all
of the animals which had been tested
during the past four months were
marked in such a way that they could
be found again, and complete record
of the test numbers in serial order was
being kept in the office, so that the
owner Of each individual animal could
be located without effort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
WE ALSO OFFER EoR LEASE.

3 bedroom furnished bungalow on
the Kaimuki car line. One of the
most comfortable homes in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
BORN.

ROENDAHL4-At the Kapiolani
Maternity Home, I'm Honolulu
September IA, to the wife of K
Roendahl, of Hama, Maui, a
daughter
MARKS-In Honolulu September
10, to the wife of NJ. Marks,
daughter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
INTERCEPTED A DANGEROUS
SUGAR CANE DISEASE

Mr.. +. NJ. Ehrhorn, Superintendent
Of Entomology, and his assistant, Mr..
H. O. Marsh, submitted their reports
to the meeting Of the Board of Agri-
culture yesterday afternoon.
Mr. +. NJ. Ehrhorn stated that on 80
vessels boarded fruit, plants and vege-
tables were found on 49, The usual
care was exercised in the rigid ms
pection and the following disposal
made:
Passed as free from pests, 1874 lots,
1868 parcels.
Fumigated before releasing s lots,
81 parcels.
Burned lots, - parcels.
Total inspected TAG lots, 1912 par
cells.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

Brother Matthias, Inspector at Hilo
reported that there arrived 127 lots
and 2,2l2 parcels of vegetable matter.
OF these all but one Tot and two par
GELS were passed as free from pests,
the two parcels were returned on ac-
count Of being badly infested with the
purple scale.
During the month the Superintend-
ent was able to visit Hilo and go over
the work Of the inspector, Brother N.
Newell. lie stated that he was great
ly pleased to find the inspectors work
very satisfactory. The equipment
was good and everything appeared to
De kept in a very neat condition. From
general appearances of the growth Of
1ilo the board would have to be pre-
pared soon to broaden It's work, AMI
would have to provide something i'm
the way Of transportation for the ms
pector, who now pays his own travel
ing expenses to and from the wharf,
sometimes twice a day.
Mr.. H. o. Marsh after referring to
his recent appointment and his prelim-
mary work, stated that he had devoted
his time to a special study Of the
melon fly.
Several experiments have been made
against the japanese beetle by spray
ing with arsenicale. Thus far arse.
nate of lead had not proved effective,
but fairly satisfactory results have
been obtained with Paris green.
The melon fly and Japanese beetle
were exceedingly difficult species sue
cessfully to combat A more complete
knowledge of their life history was
necessary and il was probable that
one or two years of patient study
would be required before effective con-
troll measures could be devised.
Observation-Disclosures
Grover c. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Whittemore and family, Captain Win
ters, Third Cavalry; Mrs. Winters end
daughters, Mrs. d. ]. Barney, Mrs.
Edward Frankenstein. 4. p. Frechetts,
Mrs. Hardy S. Hammond, r. Wright,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

the transports, but it is anticipated
that this duty will fail to the lot Of
the Logan.
The Logan will reach Honolulu on
the return voyage, via Nagasaki, on
or about November Is and is due N
San Francisco on the 18th of that
month. If the vessel remains in
commission, as there is every rea-
son to believe she will, she will
leave Frisco for Honolulu and the
Philippines again on December 5.
The list of passengers Is as follows:
Lieut.. Col. r. l.. Billiard, Z. S. A.; Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. De Roo and fomily, Den
tai Surgeon Geo. d. Graham, U. S. A.;
Mrs. Graham, ]. Kovimsn. Major Gen
eral McCaskey (rctired). Mrs. McCas-
key, Lieutenant Rodney, Fifth Caval.
ry; Mrs. Rodney and son. Veterinarian
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

~Tn" Jnb Printing. star omca
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
Pests Intercepted.

Probably the most important find for
many months was taken this time. 1t
consisted of bag of sugar cane con-
tanning about so pieces of cane cut
into Pinch lengths. This cane was,
without question, badly infected with
the Fiji disease, which would raise
havoc with the sugar industry of these
islands should it ever get a foothold.
The cane was taken to the Lucas mill
and burned at once. This provided
an illustration of the great necessity to
watch the travellers baggage. Moth
ing could pass into the territory until
it was seen and every customs inspec-
tor may be rightly considered a deputy
of the chronological department
One lot of apples from California
was very seriously infested with the
Cooling moth and the shipment was
burned. A lot of onion sets from Jap
an were found infected with Capsids
and the lot was fumigated with car
bon bisulphide.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15

pr NormordF report said al
though no definite policy has go far
been decided upon by the Board of
Supervisors of the city and County OF
Honolulu boz regard to the enforcement
of the so.called milk ordinance ii must
nevertheless he said that the tuber.
culosis situation has become an easier
solution with each reacting animal
that Is disposed of and that public sen.
umeut regarding this subject and
which was unduly exercised sometime
ago is gradually subsiding TO its nor
NAL level"
Regret was expressed that no fur
Their help could be obtained from the
Supervisors But an effort is to be
made, per medium Of a letter to DIR.
Melvin. OF the Chief Bureau, to obtain
the assistance of two men to work I'M
der DR. Norgaard's direction. If this
is obtained the Doctor voiced the opin-
ion that within year or eighteen
months, tuberculosis would be stamp
ed out from among the cattle
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
(signed) HENRY SMITH,

(Endorsed) L. No. 1899. Reg. 3. Pg
1862. Circuit Court First Circuit, Ter
ritory of Hawaii. Marston Campbell,
Superintendent of Public Works OF the
Territory of Hawaii, Plaintiff and Pc
titioner VS.. James Steiner, ct ais, De.
PENDANTS and Respondents. Summons.
Filed and issued at 1915 a. m. August
27, 1910. (sg) Henry Smith, Clerk.
Returned and flied Aug. 81, 1910, at
1.5. A. X. Aona, Asst. Clerk.
ALEXANDER LINDSAY, JR., Atty.
Gen1 & W. B. LYMER, Dep. Atty.
Genl, for Marston Campbell, Supt. Of
Pub. Works.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-15
We INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS

K. FUKURoDA
uotsl near Nuuanu- HOnOlulU
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eterlins .Gr&anee IN ftstie. -
si4t 81 A.B7N nnb 90 Tass Gtdpt 1n

eterlina sGrhanee IN itstie. -
GiMt Al A.B7I unb 90 TaHe Gt6t ~
s4.S&-4.B4L.
DunpessDbrtaationer.s !. spaysn fte'
tsu uub rpurceu rpse foIgs quotirt:
Hsr. Staoten AefanotHG 2g 1907 aeb,
az reoiifrirte l1925) lI4L-ll51@, Gous
cons il4L-ll51<, 8S rsgtftrtrte l0211s---
i0315, Coupons lO21< <-103Z, BananaGous
pons2S l00sx-l0l.
Der btesm6tentIihe Auswes Der 5ep
Eorter ganten Iautete wie fo!st:
9unabme in ber Reierpe ...... s2.0e3, GOO
Nbnahne In ben DarIebeu...... S9, lo3, 300
2uuuhne an Gpesie .......... s9oo,9OO
3unabme an ,,aesal Iencers"-. 81 ,0s8, l0o
4bna6me In ben 5epoitten. S7,sO2, ,oOD
@bnabtne In Der 2irfuIdtion sss,7o
Der ueberf6ub in Oer Hsierpe dber bic
o.ieslid1 poroeihriebenen rs grosent Der
Sepoitteu beIauft iib iest auf si5.Ol5,625.
mftieumarft.-Der Nor!t mar bsute
isbr rubia muo Die aursfhwo ontungen unbes
beuteno. Sn Der Iesten balbsu Gtunoe
murse Elm Irud sum 8erfaafen ausgetibi
uuo babel batteu BITE gretie etruas III le'ceu,
Der Rarit i9lob itwad.
Waaftebenoe aurie wuroen ron ter5trmo
Sspiu, Baaman & Co., Rs. 22S-2a2 Gal'
nut etrabe, tsrtntet;
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ropfatt 81. 2.75--2.e0, gefiebte nnb bel Sans
eepfIi6te Qarp So. I5--2.,0 per 8u.
tsu.-aggsa-.. r.5;ss. Ma. ! Time.hs g 6. 90
Is. 80, Rp. DO. $io.60--i7uO, SO. g DO.
s15. .uD--I5 so; Rice, gemifbter 30. | Sl6. so
.-l7 90, Wo. Q bp. $3.50 --l6.OO; RIee.
SO. / $I4.50--I5.50, 9o. 2 $l3.50-I4. so
per Ton.
WIbIenfutter 1T miaiaer. aIeie s22. so
1880, WiboIing srobe ga. .O0-24.00, DO.
feiues $24.50 - $3.50, 9emiiftes 'Suttes
$23 .50---24.50 per Tonne Tn 8ult uno ST. 90
mebr auf benz Geleiie.
geri9ieben.s.
csre. Wdrft rubig uuo feft. aein6l
robes 86c, aefodtes BIC per GaQone in 9ar,
tien pom IA gbl. grtra Dinter Ieft
aarool 9Oc per @alones Cotton Seeb
Del robes So - 60c, raffintrtes 83-84e
@alIone. Terpentiu 67c, 9.troIeum, ger'
lection lOc, Dbio, aentudp mro Snb lana
9ac per Gauone. eroDn 9aioIin l8c,
Rapbta l2e per 9aIIons.
SaIs. Der Rartt ift rubts. Ohio
Riper 80 - 95e, RitigQn wno Giron
S9e per 86lpon $50 Bfe.
TuIq tft ftetia. artma Gitp 7ss-7Lc,
DO. Country 71s-71<c per pfunc.
aob1en.-Rartt rubis. gousbtoebenp
$3.50, Rub unb Glad 500 - 2.25,
aanapba StadtobIe S3.25-3.50, Rub unb
glad ST .90-2.25 per Tonne abs.ltef.rt.
4aualoie Gtudtobleu $4.00. antbractte
S7.25-7.50 per Tonne obasItefert. Cote
,often l1-12c per 8u. abeetiefert.
sdmer reier.--Wartt 'tettg alee'aas
men $6 .OO-6.50 auf benz G.Isii. unb 81 90
7.75 per gu. pom Store. Etmotbp ST 40
IS auf benz @eletie nno 81 .60-2.O0 per
gu. pom Gtore 8uhwei..u sl00, 6Ead.
iaameu 81 90 per Bu.
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Seim Siirsermsiiter pom 9tcm
gurt.
q en- Wort, Gnbe WGrs,

Jteip Yort Itebt Dor einem Ropu1l.
Die Staot, bic beriihtigt 1T peq2n
lhrer Sorruption in Der itdotiihen
8ertpdltung, bic, Don Tummanp re-
gtert, bin uro pisbsr NIT mehr ooer
Ipeniser Grfolg iid tritmmte tpie ein
getreteuer Wurm. Bat pIobIi4 gum
Skrbaupt einen Wonn betommsn, Der,
bon Iammdna oufoeitsIIt, bic Sroauiz
fation psrobtei. Geute anItelIt, bic nit
Der gortsi nihts gu tbuu buben. uuo
- Relp Yort bort uno itaunt, -
qoli3iften DOR Geriht sitirt, neil Tie
aubsrbalb ibres geSirtes sinen Conn
toesQrreit ooroenommen babeu. Sic
batteR etHsn Wirtb CUR Wahe ae=
itIsppi, neil sr, tpiber bas 9eieb, an
Sonntos Bier Dersapfte. Der Mapor
nimmt nun an. bab bieier erobs Gifer
nur bic Jol9e eines miblunaenen Grs
prsTunesperIutes Isin tonnte. Was
itimmsn biirfte, neil 9erartiges bis az
oisiem Suee gang u1to sdbe mar. llno
bic Rem Yorter 9iirgsr ieben iih san5
DsrouBt On uno fragen: mas iagsn
Sic 81 unferem 9ursermetiter? ="
Su etneIn mGbig groBen 3immer,
Der 125 Sabre alien Gin Saa", umz
sebsn bon ben BiIoniiIsr ietnsr @ors
sdnger, iist Wtupor Gapnor, sbemali=
ger Sberrihter, uno orbettet uRuntsr-
broden bon morsens Bis gbenos. Gr
iisht aus pie elm Wtaun in ben s5Hnfz
Sistrn, mittelgroB, baeer; talts, itubl=
graue, etpas eng sufummenliesenoe
ausen, turssefdnittenes 5auptbaar.
rei6er 8oubort. Or ipri6t lanefan,
ober beitirnttt, iebes Wort srndsenb.
.AGfea sic. eab Reu Ycrt bic
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aaffe..-Rart. busis. gr.ire t.tia.

9uder.-Dreife itetia. 1affnIrter Gu.
soaf 6.55e, powbsreo 6.S5. Cubes 6.O0s,
sranulcteo 6.75e, eoHfeettoners "a" 5.55s,
On ~" 5.25-5.50c, peiser ertra 60
6.10-5 .20e, ertra ,,G" 5.Oo-5. .05s, crbtad,
rsr seIber 4. 4.90-4 .a5c.
NoIa ies TIT ftesia. R.m Orleans Open
Kettle So-4oc. Centrifugal ls-25e per
gauone.
4.is.-War,s ,i.mIis Iesbaf. une ',..ts.
aouiftana, Sautp Ssab 6-611.t, prima ~
-5hs. orbindrer 31s1-4I. Sapan 3 -
IL per 9funb.
Datru
Butter. - Rartt rutia uns Dreife
ftetia. Sanep Greamerp 35s, Greamess
firffs 3i1.t, DO. feeonbs 28Le, faues Tasrp
23e. SO. zoe per gfuue.
RATE. - Rars. ftetts. Ctio Hat IKE,
RorbweftIi6er l7h-lsc. Rep BORT IS1,c
e6ueiser 20-2lt, stnburser lie, Sri6
l71,e per pfunb.
Gier.-aufuhr siemIib aros, Rartt ite.
TIC. 9rima fri'te Slbnereier 1876, firfss
l9e. aneere 1915, seconds Tic per Dtb., ie
mad EnaIs.dt. Gdniseier 3Oe, Gnteneier
2le per Tuseno.
0efIlgel. - Rdhfraae mdbia. Rar!t
riuia Sprina Ghidens pou l--lL gfb.
8-f0c. Sunge Sfianer l9-22t, S2hner lse,
bakne lle, 3rutbn5nsr lie, &uus l2c,
innse gnten lie, aIts eniea tie, CAME
e-E per BfuHb.
Cbft tnnb gemtfs.
aepfel. Grtra ianep $3.50. 90.
forep $4.0o-4.50, CUTE S3.25 -- $50 per
8bl.
GttroRen. - Rarft itetie. Ga!ifornia
70. io-4.o0 per Rite.
CraHs en.-Worst rubis uue ftstis. -
eolsforHia Rausls $3.50 -- 800, sSIoribc
$l.25-2 so per Rife.
grbbeereu S400-4 SO
per ~ Eudrt Crate.
RGrtoffeIn. Cute bis auserIeiens
30 35e per BuiNeI euf benz DeIeiie.
eatfartofeIn. edte Serisp $2.50-2 rs,
6enfu6p $i-50--i.lb per gh.
SunGe aartofieln. S3.Oo-3.25 per
Camper.
3raut. Rarst netis. 5ioriea $500
--3.25 per Crate.
9piebeIu.-eeIbe 0Iobes 70--sOe per
Uu., suetbe e5e per 8u.
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa $l.50-2. 90 per
Grate.
8urteH. - sasIiae -I.25 per
Tutene.
sI.-si 90 per Tnseab HInbeI.
pinat.-$l .50--I.T5 per Dbl.
Wlben. -35-40e per 0akene UEnbeI
2snbs grpbufte.
Hobnen. - Warst itstis. Vrlma Nep
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Der Rerianot b.trua in peri.lbsn aeit.

Rinouieh. Die 3ufubr NOR nur
mdsia, Die 9iddJfrdoe cine cute uno Der
Rortt ieit. Stoders uno Ieepers itno in
Rdffraoe
Stpere Sttere bradt.n s6.75 -
7.75. ertra S7S5-7.9O, Dbier 800 -
$50, Tl.iiteritiere. ertra S7.25-7.5O, quite
bis ouserleieue S6L5O-7l5, orbindre bis
gutes .OO-8. %; 5eiiers, ertro -. .l5-s7.5O,
oilte bis auserIeiene 81. 8.40-7.0O. oroindrs
bis quite S3.5o-6.25: Ride, ertra IS 3D.
$50, cute bis auserIeiene S5.2j--6.OO, prbis
ndre bis dute s2.50-5.0); garners S2.50
$50, Stoders uno Feeoers S4.O0-6.75,
ShIempe oefutterte Aube S4.O0 - $50,
ertra $6.61-6.75.
BuIlen.-Ter Wartt mar heute ruhio
uno itetia uno Die Ireiie itebeu UNI l5-25c
uber peuen pom Der Uoriaen @otbe.
Wdoere unb Ieid]te g.. 3.5O-5OO. goIoaua
g. .25-6. .25. erirl S6.35, iette s6O0-8.35.
Wil 6tibe. - Die 3ufubt mar in Der
periloNeneu 0ohe perbdItniBmdBtq oeriua
uno ote Breiie itte9en nm g bis s. per
Stit.
Grtra s72 .5O-75 90, aute Bis ou5erl.ieue
S45.00-70O0. oroindre bis CUTE 5000
$3.50 per Stiid
eGIber.-Tie aahirage mar cine CUTE
uno bic greiie ftetiq.
Eroiudre uuo oroBe s4.5O-6.5O. fair bis
quite leitte s6.50-5.25. ertra s. .50--S IS.
RGI5er in ben aommtiiionss 5duIeru. -
Eoncp Sc, prird bis ouserIejere 81 -
7Le, oroinGre <-6c.
z hwetue. - Ter Utdrtt mar beHte I'll:
BIG uno Te't, bod 'teben pie Breiie nod I'm
40c uuter oeuer ron Der porisen Rode. Der
3uiubr mar oertne.
8ute bic auserleI.re Rerpaturas. unt
ftetIberiorten s96 .O-96O, eeriitte Ser
pafuuasiorten s9.30-9.55, orotr&re biz
auserIeiene ihuere fstte Sdue $50 -
875. Grtra $3.50, Staos SIS .25-7 80.
I.ihte gsrNaHeicrten S9.3O-9.40. ;SerteI
pou 10 gfo. uuo wenioer ST.75-9.4O
S4df. uuo Sdmmer. Die 3ufuhr
mar beute eeriue uno bic greiie itetig.
Shafe. - Grtra $3.50. oute bis aus.
aus.rLeiere S6.00-640, orbtUdre Bis quite
81 25-5.S5
eanrer Grtrd $3.50. aut. BIG aus.
srIeiens $50 - $40. oroirdre bis cut.
s6.25-6.0O, 5rdbjabrss sGmmer $500
I 90.
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Wit man fri Der Sc Il id
te lebrte. Rettor GpImQr Don Der
6stIigengeiitIdule IN 8irnberg mug
elm IonoerbQrer pdoaQoge, peuigitens
mad unieru beutigen gssrtffen, gene
len Iein, aber gu ieiner 3eit qolt er fir
siuen tii6tissr MunH. 5ur Die SuesnD
f6rieb er Die 8eIt in elmer gtuB" b.
b. cine poetiihe DeItqefnihte, in Der
ieoes Sobrbunoert in elmer Mtemorter=
'tropbe ge1dilbert lpuroe. Dds srf,
Sobrbunoert mar in 3sbn 9ers3silrn
beitrieben:
Ter gorus beiBt ins 0ras~
3,bsr perrpeigsrt mas.
ptIatus qudlt bic oSiioen.
GB Gbrtitus abgeihieoeu.
3a Goius mubte fort.
5oIgt Reros Wuttermoro.
8iteutus entebret.
Jeru'olem 3eritoret.
Shout bier, Die 9Qite qualen
unb ben gruian erp0bieu.
Auf Der 5obe ber 3eit.
Die 9nGoige: ,Nnna, pie idneuSie
Shre stebbaber rpedieln! gaIo tft's
Elm 5ufar, buIc sin StiroiTier. balp
Elm IrtilleriIt. baTp Elm eSdaer."
aofin: raber gnd' asrau, mir lsben
nun bod einmaI in elmer 3eit Der ras
i4en uniiormanoerungen.
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Metaa Marft.
Re 10 gor,, %. arrtf.

Rewgort, %. srrtf.
3inn par beute fiau su $33 .20-83. .371z.
0upfer mar ibpa6; Gate su l2.75 -
1890, Giectrolptbic su l2.62I - l2.5
uno eating su Sl2. 2.75-12.62T. 8lei mar
fau su $4.35 - 4.45 uno SpeIter ebens
faIs su $3.50 - $50. Giieu mar rubtg.
Ro. 5ounorp Rortbern Bu $18.00-lS. so,
Ro. DO. su SIT .50-l8. 90, SO. / Soutbern
ano Jo. Sonthern loft su $I7.5O-l7.75.
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Gbtcoao, %. April.

Etubpt.k. - sesues 1916 - $50,
Terss Sttere A.75-S25. roeftIi6e stters
s5.OG-6 50. Stoders uno feeoers 81. 30
go. alhs uuo 5eifers 81. S0-7.40, RaIber
t6.75-S.50. Rdrtt itetio.
2 Shpsine. - Seihte 50. $3.50, ass
ntitte s9.l5-9.50, iaDere $920-9 .55,
rauhe $920-9.30. aute bis auserIefens
'6p.re $3.50 - go. ger.eE 1886 -
9.3j. Warh l0c hober.
Shafs uao 9dmmer. s6afe:
eiu5etHtihe s4.5o-s.35, ueftIite 800
-s.35, SdhrIira. 81 30-8.75.
9amrrsr sr:-giub.imiihe s. $3.50, weft,
LID. 81 .o0-l0l0. Rar,t itetie.
Sufuhr. 8inopteb 800, SSDsine
$500, Stafe uno admmer 900.