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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
COTTON PRICES At
LOW LEVEL JUST NOW
Crop Prospects Good, Contrary to
the Predictions of the Bull
Element.
FOREIGN MARKET ACTIVE
Exports Reach 100000 Bales
More Than Last Season to
Same Date.
FOREIGN MARKET ACTIVE
BY Leased Wire to The Tr,nr,.

NEW YORK. Feb 11.-Whie the cot
ton market was not strong throughout
the week. prices being at the lowest since
November. It has the effect of increasing
orders for future delivery and strength
ening foreign export trade. LiQuida-
ton was resumed yesterday. with the
s points OF the lowest price previously
mentioned. Last Saturday March closed
al s1t'aS. May at si4.se. July at sl4:o6.
ancI,na dnd augusa gust az N4:S7, which showed a
OF 81 to 81 points. From Saturday S
closing prices to the lowest level reached
this week there was a decline OF 43 to
IS points on these options. On Thurs
day afternoon March sold as low as
Sl3.ss, May SILL July sl4.19 and Au-
gust l3.e4 The extreme recovery on
the profit taking by the shorts from that
level did not extend beyond 16 and 90
points to the high OF early Thursday
morning. In the next crop options for
which October sold as high as s13e1 at
extreme decline OF TO l3 points. against
Is to Sc points from August to March de =
liveries from, the high prices for those
began on January 81. From the highest
prices OF the season OF s15.3S for March
and $3.50 for May reached on December
O.. there has been a decline to the low
OF this week OF 1S5 points.
There is no falling off in crop. accord
Ing TO the movement so far presented.
as had been predicted by the bulls. The
CtOip IS on the equlNalent OF n
total commercial crop movement for the
season of over $4,000, 900 bales The total
amount brought into sight for this week
on the figures Of the cotton exchan ap-
proximate o1s,0o0 bales. against 151
600 last year and o75.0 the previous
year, This makes the total crop mar
keted so far from the opening OF the
season on September ] TO date 10,04S 600
bales. against S605.Ooo last year and
11.155. 600 In 1909 when the total COM
mercial movement for that season was
over 1850 900 bales, against 10.6l000o
last season.
From this time until the end OF Au
gust last season there were Just 1000. 900
bales OF the crop brought Into sight.
Foreign takings OF American cotton be-
come more active with the decline OF
prices. Thursdays exports were 5000
bales from four southern points To
Friday this season there have been eN-
ported 6,734. 600 bales. or 1920. 900 bales
more than last season to the same date.
The total value of cotton exported since
September !. 1910. is $4,000 0oo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
hi TRADING
|NILL STREET
4, Strong at the Close of a
'a1 and Somewhat un-
srsntful Session
|uDlAS GROUP IN
FAVORABLE POoIIloN
,ycity Supposed to Have
t,dbing to Do With Re-
cent Advances.

-ouv Feb. li.-Considerable
io aJsulayed by the stock
q he close OF tooays olnet we, wase
y. which In the main was sug-
n he approaching hoiioay. T..
Ssc,Ined to a point where 1t
-. Ssys much significance. The
Ia,rn made pronounced gains.
G ppscYAc touching the highest
a. SIstory. but otherwise prices
s.rsl ~ recessions from the high
4 4 az week. ,-.,,,s st.,ss
m response 10 yesterday S
a. S1rss ~ hut International Har-
,lsIned the greater part OF KS
..ss Il the week. The Closing was
Z 81 prlces OF the day.
-.,r figures OF January exports
.,ircInal articles OF trade placed
:, ilos. 900, 900. which compares
e6O In January of 1910. TINS
hnxeyer. was accounted for al
II i,s entirety by the gain In ex-
2. ,bs onIy feature OF the weekly
E,.Tsnt M was the small cash gain
'iil isO. as shown in the actual
,sfh vas largely below estimates
.r,aies that the contraction OF re-
! snr, the Interior was even more
~ Dan had been looked Tor.
q, we're steady; total sales, par
4 h.ssL0o0.
M staies SIS and As registered ad-
m and Is coupon J on call on the
Closing Stock List,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.
By 4 ssOciated Press,

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. observation-disclosures
estimated at 800; market steady. Beeves.
s516.S0, Texas steers, s4.l5I5.50; west
ern steers s4.40G5.70; stockers and feed
ers. s3.s5m59O; cows and heilers. 1850
$50: calves. S6T599.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $1,000;
market slow. is cents off. Light. sI.404
1865: mixed. s72o@7.6O; heavy. s7@750;
S6 E9gSS9 a53e pss sS@5 sqqSS@ e efSfs Sas sssyg ssy
1856.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 2ooo:
market steady. Native, 81, So6 $40: west
lambs. native. s4.25@6.25; western. $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
GRAIN STATISTICS.
STATEMENT OF BANKS.
Increase Of s73t75o In Cash Reserve as
Compared With Last Week.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE statement
tf clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s36,3o6 500
more than the requirements OF the %
per cent reserve rule. This Is an in
crease Of s73l.75o IN the proportionote
ash reserve as compared with los, week.
The statement follows;
DAILY AVERAGES.
Loans, sl.3l5. .sl7,2oo; increase. s6.724.-
''? Specie. ssoo.ss..7o& increase, s2.s4o,
Legal tenders. s7s,eS1,4oo; increase,
deposits. sl.S51. .SoS, 900; increase. slo.-
Circulation. s4s .esi, 900; decrease. sI54.
Reserve required. s3S7,sis, 500; increase,
Reserve 1874. 2O6. 100; increase, s3,Sl5,
700.
Surplus. s3s.S5s 500; increase. S7Sl.75o,,
'Unltcd states deposits, Included:
s, 500 200: decrease. S12,6O
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Loans. s1,32l.543 500. increase. sic.36o
Spccie. s3oO. 7O6, 800; increase. s5lo.9Oo
Legal tenders. s1+,56S0oo; increase,
deposits. si.S5S. o33. 300; Increase s1s.
Circulation. sls.5lS,5oo; decrease. 1922,
reserve. sS75, 26e 900; increase. sl,S4o,
Reserve required. saSo.5OO, S22; increase,
surplus. s2s.7ss.o7s;, decrease, ss2o,t
Limited ted states states dsR"Slts' poo included
Summary Of state banks and trust com
panIes ir New York not reporting TO the
New York clearing house:
inrr J., =
specie. sll2.737aoo decrease. si,s21
legal tender. s2los2, 400; increase,
Total deposits. sl,1ss, ,ss1.5o increase
81, 907. 100.
While all The preliminary estimates in
dicate a gain OF about $1.oOo0oo. the
statement OF the New York clearing
house banks based on actual conditions
al the close OF business Saturday, shows
an Increase OF only Sl,S30.s00 I'm cash.
Loans FOR the week ending Saturday in
croased S1236O.500 and deposits Sl3
sSi. 200 The increase In the latter item
nccessitated something Ike three and a
half million dollars increase In the re-
serve. which was, nearly, twice The gain
In cash so that the surplus above the %
per cent minimum fell Sl.6225G0. stand
Ing at S35, 76a.o o7o
These figures are from the report OF
actual conditions but the statement Of
averages differed materially. Increase
and decrease stu figured out cash re-
serve Of 27.12 per cent. aS against -.
rcr cent actual. 1t Is interesting to note
that since the close Of the first week
| I'm January the deposits Of the clearing
house banks OF New York have expand
| ed SliS. 10000 cash, about siNty-three
| and tfrce-qlIaricrs millions and loans
| SS7 900. 900 Surplus rcscrvc has In the
same time Increased S26,5oo, ,oon. The
! summary of trust companies and other
| outside institutions for the week end
| ing February IL showed an Increase OF
| $50 900 In loans. an Increase OF about
| the same amount in net deposits. and 2
| decrease OF about onc-half million IL
| ash,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE spring sup
ply Of eggs from the west has begun TO
reach New York almost a month earlier
than usual and In almost twice the oroi-
nary shipments for this time OF the year,
according TO wholesalers and jobbers.
They predict further drop In prices.
the hens to their duties, say the poultry
men.
Fresh eggs arc offered TODD as low as
19s cents a dozen wholesale, as against
70 cents at this time last year. Receipts
a. eggs from the west this week are re-
ported at $4,000 cases, as compared with
the ordinary weeks shipment OF i0.0 900
cases at this time OF the year The fol-
lowing table shows tho wholesale prices
Of eggs. butter and cheese a year ago.
last month and the present time:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
New York Produce.

DS A5sOCldteQ fTeSs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-F1our-Quiet
and easier; spring patents. s5.0o@5. IS;
winter straights, $4.00@4.10; winter
patents. s4.3b@465; spring clearIngs
$4,000 430, winter extras No. ], 5000
$50; winter extras No. 2. $3.15@3.30
Kansas straights. s430@4.50. Receipts
25.42o barrels; shipments, 1882 barrels
Wheat-Spot. easy; No. reu, 95sc ele
vator and 95c fob. ahoat; No. / Du-
luth. sl.12a fob. aroat.
Futures market easy under liqudn
ton due to lower cables and rain in the
southwest. There was a partial rally on
covering. but prices at the close were
iGac net lower; May. 9SsI99 1-l6c
closed at 9S1c: July closed at 97Ec. Re
ceipts. l,400 bushels. shipments. l0s,s7l
bushels,
Hops-Firm; state common to choice
1910. 26@29c; 1909. 1S@2lc: Pacific coast
1910, 20022c: 1909. 14Ml7c.
Bogota, 22c.
Petroleum-steady: refined. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Omaha.

By Associated Press.
OMAHA. Neb. Feb. 1l:--Catue--Re-
ceipts 100; market steady. Native steers.
s5M6: cows and heifers, $3.25Wo.oO:
western steers. S3.T5@4; range cows and
hefers. S3@4.S5. Gamers. S2.s5g3. SO (.
stockers and feeders. s3.15@6: calves, $50
S; bulls. stays, etc. s3.756J.25,
Hogs-Receipts 5000: maritet 10 10 10
cents lower. Heavy. SIG7.25: mixed.
s1.2067.3O; light. S7.30I7.35: pigs. $6.50GD
I.25: bulk, ST20mT.30.
Sheep-Receipts 3l00: steady, Yearlings.
s420@5: wethers. s3.7594.30; ewes. s3.5o9
4; lambs s5.2oM6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Kansas City.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY Feb. l1.-Catue-Re- :
ceipts 200. market steady, Native steers.
So iO66.75: native cows and heifers, So. "a
6G: stockcrs and feeders. S4.60@5.9O.
bulls, Si95d5.25; calves, s5mS.25; western
steers. S5259625; western cows. 1925
Hogs-Recejpts 5000: market 10 10 Is
cents lower Bulk OF sales. sT.45 5GI 100:
heavy 81 iO1T.5O; packers and butchers,
'j5@7.55; lights. S75O@7.sO.
Shcep-Receipts 5000: market steady,
Muttons, $3.s0I4.50; lambs. .25N6 10
fed wcthcrs. and yearlings. $4.20MA.5O; fed
western ewes. S325M4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Coffee Futures Weak.
BY Associated Press,

~ NSsONIiTtU TTS5'
NEW YORK. Feh. li.-,Coffee futures
closed weak at q net decline OF TO u
noints. sales. $4,000 bags. February
s;0Jo: Tune J0.li; july, S1o.11. August
$1,000 September. 1924: October 1884
January. $3.50.
spot coffee, uonliually unchanEed: nc
Rio 12c: Santos No. 4. l3c, Mid COZ
foa nominal: Cordoya. I3ad15sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
St. Joseph.

Special 10 The TrIbune
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Feb. IL
Shecp-Receipts. none; lambs. S5.15G s Ia;
yearilngs, s4.T5 @5.j0; wethers. S4'oon
s35; ewes, s3.Ij@i.l5.
Cattlc-Receipts. 200: prospects steady ,
steers. 5.25m6. 90: COWS and heifers 500
Ng6 90: Gamers s3.00d3.T5: stocHcrs and
feeders. 81 IO0W5.I5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

Ry Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1l.-Butter steady.
CreamerIes. 17826c; dairies. l6622c,
Eggs weak; receipts 1888 cases. At
mark, cases included. l3!6l5!c; flrsts.
lie: prime firsts. JSc.
Cheese steady. Daisies. 15fc; twins
horns. 149MI5c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Eyaporated Fruits.
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
NEW YORK. Feb. ll.-Eyaporated APP
pies quet. flrm. on the spot. fancy are
quoted at 12.dl3c. choice. l1@usc
prime. lO?@loEc; cold storage, Si910c,
Prunes. frm on light stocks: quota
tlons range from 6i@ilc for CALIFORNIA;
up TO So-40s. and 9iGlllc for Oregons
from sos TO 3Os
Apricots quiet steady; choice. 13c; ex-
ira choice, 13I@l3lc: fancy. l3s@l4c.
Peaches dull frm: choice. Is9I3c; eX-
ira choice, 751S5c; fancy. Sim9c.
Ralsins. slow; loose muscatcls. 5iM6lc;
choice TO fancy seeded. 6sm7tc; seedless
49@6c: London layers. Sl.40@l.i5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE metal mar
kets were dull and nominal in the alb
sence OF exchanges. Lake copper. S12 .62A
412.s7b; electrolytic, $12.37A@12.62a; cast
ing, Si2.00012.25.
Tin. $50 60@400o.
Lead, $4400450
Spelter, So. 6.60@5.60.
Iron, unchanged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
~ inc dsr. 1873. 400 shares
ROney Mori,.t

|ls Sa,'d So prcss.
'SSK sa Fl Feb. ll.-cloge.
NJ de,ynaaiI yaiI nominal. Time loans
IS iIas,ld ninety days. 81. 'sys: six
~, paper. 4 TO 4. per
q, IA a'SSsolge Sso5ge firm. with aetna,
ksT sixty day. bills at s4.SS.i0G
\. commcrnIoni, and AT sIS6.50 for
k,n.sr. 5iic NJ NJ bills. si.s2@4s3i
sssS%elt bonds GeAlean dollars. l5c.
0onds steadr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
nn Al Financial and Industrial News of the Day
METALS
WOOL
PRODUCE


tbarrels). s7,40; refined, New York (bulk)
$3.50; Philadelphia (barrels), $40; Phila-
delphia (bulle). 1890.
Wool-Quiet, domestic fleece. Ohio. 81
@32c.
Sugar-Raw, nominal; muscovado. SO
test, 3.9sc; centrifugal, 90 test. g. isc.
molasses sugar. SO test. 2.73c. Refined
6.Soc; mold "a, 1850: cubes. 4:s5c;
powdered. s75c: powdered, 4.7oc; sranu-
lated, 4.s0c; diamond "a 4.s0c: confec-
toners "a" 4,46c; No. I, 445; No. 2.
4.4oc: No g. 4.35c; No. 4. 4.sOc. No. =
4.26c; No. s. 4.20c: No. 7, 4.15c; No. s..
4.10c; No. o. 4.05c: No. 10. 5c; No. +. .
3,95c; No. II. 3o0c; no. 13. 3.s5c; No.
IA. 3.s5c.
st. Louis Wool
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Wool-Un-
changed; medium grades combing and
clothing. 20lm23c, light fine, 1T@19c;
heavy fine, 15011c; tub washed. 20M23c.
Tribune Want Ads.
Poll Main 5000. .Inderendeut $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
NCE on THE LEADING FUTURES
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour.
easy: winter patents, s4.1o94.s6; winter
straights, $3.50 $50; spring straishts'
s4.4Oa4.6o: bakers, s3.25d4.40: No. rye
choice mailing. S2@9Oc; fax seed. No.
southwestern. s2.59; No. northwestern
$2.72; timothy seed. $ll 90; eloyer; SITE !;
per 100 pounds. $9.37tg9.s0; short ribs
sides doosc). s9.5oQlO,oo; short clear
sides (boXedD. s10.00910.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances OF wheat and -four
were equal to 25S 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 332, 900 bushels. Estimated
receipts for Monday: Wheat. % cars
corn. i0S cars: oats. l03 cars; hogs, 42,VVo
head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12
Spanish Fork, Utah. Feb. 10.

Spanish FORK, ltah. feb. lO.
Will YOU have the kindness To an
swer in your column Of questions and
answers in your next sundays issue,
the following questions: (D What
language is spoken in Geneva, Swift
land!
q, Is there anything in morals or
ethics ny which we may know right
from wrong, outside the golden
rule?'
CD Is it, not true that 'good y and
Ebad are merely matters of opinion!
az Is il not true that acts of men
in one age have been considered vicious
and in an after age have been con
sidcred virtuous, and vice versa!
REASONER.
Cd French and German dialect. CD
That is ,hc foundation, CD II is not
true: there arc eternal virtues that live
always (l( Yes; but on matters, con
cerninp which differences may fairly
exist; but not so where Fundamental
whocsomcncss is i'll question.
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QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Ephraim, Utah. Feb. l0

Please answer the following question
in your next Sunday Tribune;
is there United States assay office
in Utah9 II there is, could YOU give
me the addrcss7 \ READER.
Yes. there is {, s. assay office in
this city; j, u. Eldredge, Jr., is the
assaycr in charge.
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The everlasting girl question Is easily
and entirely solved by tho insertion of
a little want "ad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000 Ind. $50.
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sseis. s.sx Oats and Rue

q, '' Feb li.-FIax closed
IS1 : Yellow. s2c.
i1;as S1s;I's; :, 2si@2ssc.
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The qualifications of voter for this
purpose are tho same as required at a
general election, No property qualifi
cation is required.
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Wrcen NIVWT, TTNn, T %. y.
VIII YOU kindly answer in the col
umns of your Weekly Tribune the
question: Has person n legal right
10 vote on Incorporation of a town to
n city Of the third class who owns no
property or real estate within the city
limits. or not otherwise interested?
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKETS
BY Associated Press.

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Tribune Want Ads.
Poll Main 5000. Inderendeut $50
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16
Sob uOn Garl SrieOerid Sable.

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8eritorbeitc, pelder ieirpn 2ebens-
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pitt3 Yonm2errl, in GeutfdlanO mo
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itano, nelfem flint aiubcr entiprob.
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2angc, 6ralt emma Gang, unS 0Sar
&aofe.
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@attin our9 ben 500 erttriiien, uuo
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pic uIS elm Damn NIT Dem Elm
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6of our lesferl &iibe gebettet. $50
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eenfen oes 8erltorbenen etue liebe-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-16

SRI. emnta Gttnmieaer, bon
Sefierion Gitp, cine Sod)ter uniepes
friibercn Mitbiingers. Or. g. Git
mueller, iultrSc nls Trin5ipalin ser
oortigen, Oifentlider SfuIe %eritanftt
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pliroe am lcbten 6reitos bon Der
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bod beriften si fonner, oaB er
iid in8pii6cn nieoer poIlitGn0ig err
bolt bat.
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an Ietten Inniag bier, I'M Gadi
lalienidnits .Teridt, als 3eltgen oes
2eltcments ocs Ge%rltorbenen 8ilb.
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idaften, pnb erfreute audi inns nit
ieu1em 8eiatd, Bel hieier @elcgelt.
heit iein announcement aitf 6as Bolts.
bIott er1lelierllS.
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mar am 0ienitog bier, i1r @ciddf.
tett. 8ie es ideint bat Die Sur in
Sot Sprtrgs inn iebr gist getbait.
oenn er iiebt ieBt piel geiiuibcr aus
als pie friiber.
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mebremr Gage Der porisen ISOLDE
bier, gum 8eitG ieiner @attin un0
|ieines ainoes, weldle iit gegenfudr.
.tig, beinhsipeiie, bei ben Gltern bon
ESrou SIater, &idJter Iug., Ieper Ii.
'tattnt, aufbaltrn.
9ie Supreme Court SeS Stantcs
0iiiionri bot in elmer iiingitcn Sis
ullg ole 8aDI bon 81. 81. 9reirer gun
&reisridter beitdtigt ul1o lit Rid)ter
@re,ter oober b~olitdnOig gu ieineni
amt beredtigt. @ie befanrt, batte
gr.Rid)ter Rpors, bon 2inr, Mo.,
Die 8abl DON Hidlter wreiter ar.
geiohten; mo mare bieic angelegen.
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Sob BON Gbas. sdmart.

Starb in ieiner 8obnlng, in Der
Hdbe oes Sairplabes, am 6reitdg,
Den 8. 8. 30. I'M 10 llbr IhellSs,
Charles Sfipart, naf ldngerem Sci
ben, inn Ilter BON 6S Sabret, s
Monnteil uno % Sogen.
! Ger Seritorbene, meld)er friiber
bic Sarmcrei betrieb, mar Elm alter,
bodgeafteter 9iirger pom Sermann
unb oiente mGbrero 6e8 9iirgerfries
ges in ser Ser. Staoten @rmec. Die
@ecroigurtg ianb itatt am Somntag,
nen II. .. sc. @uf Dem lt1btiid)en
SrieObot unter 5ablreifer getbeili.
glttlg ieirrr pielen Srelnroe uut0 9e-
fannten, iomie mld) oes bieiigen
Toitens Der q. q. 81, heiien @itglief
Der geritorbene geipeien mar.
4ltber ser betriibten @dttin bill~
terlGbt ser 8eritorbene nod A Cob
lie, Sobu, goparb. Gonroo ano So
Iepb, ionic cine 5ofter. Sraii fa-
Der @ueler (geb. Sdmart), lrnb
ierncr 3pei 8riioer, &enrp uno Ser
Sinarub, nelde lem gbleben betralt-
ern. YaItor Sueomcper leitete Sen
Srauer.@ ottesoienit.
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500 BON Sran ebas. Sanicn.

Starb il, ibrer @obrutng, am
Spnntng oen ii 3. 90. nad longem
'9eioeu, 6rat Gbos. &anier, inn III,
ter BON "a Sabren. s Monaten uro
.25 Sagen. Die 9ea,oigung fano
Stott oin lctten Gienitos, nilf Dem
It6otiiden 6riebbof, inter lebr sabl-
reidyer 8etbeiligune. Die Geritor.
6enc binterldBt aliber Dem tiefbetritb'
ten 8Gtte1t, nod 5 Sobre, Carl,
Seinrif, Serman, 6erbinano unb
@ilbelm, iotpie 2 Sodter, Srau Gm-
ma Gberlin, uftD 6rou Clara aoepfG
ionic ierner ard cine an5abl en-.
felfinoer, meIfe ibren 600 betrau.
ern. Iaitor Sueomeper leitete ben
Sraiter. q ottesoienit mo mibmete Der
9critorbener cine erareifenbe 8rab.
reoe.
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8ir lerfen hermit Sie auinierf.
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Die neue Irieiae Ser @ermann ga.
Kings @anf, BON Sermeun, Mo.
SSn ieiner Iesten 8%eriommluna
bci6loB oas Girestoriunl bieier 9anl
nom s. Siini on, Sen 3insiilb oiti
oSer IL Mtollnte IoiIfcnOe 3eitoe.
poltten, Bon 3 9ro8eltt ai1f 4 8ro-
sent per Sabr 5it erb0ben. Depot.
teridleine, ruel6e g%e9eniu1rtig in
&reft limo, mo aul 8 &rosent aus
SgateGi iino, tragen and bonn obigert
.IGge all 4 8ro5ert per ssabr.a Ssn.
Dam mir aberriaIs atf Sic Giferbeit
oieleS altcu @el0inItitutcs biniueiien,
bitten mir lint Gurett tpciteren ge.
neigfen 3nipru1.
Sermann SaningS 9afif.
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llbr Morgens, auf benz bieiigelb itao.
tiiden 6rieOhoi, cine @eOddtnibietei
IN @bren Der pe%ritorbenen 9rAfel.
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Mttgliebcr beioer Sogen nerGeu lid
Inn 7 llbr, am Solmirog Wougcn, IN
Der Soaenholle p%erIamnellt.
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cotnoeI befinoeir iidl ais glrbeiter oIt
benz Ser. Staaten SnagSgoot, Ian-
Gor, beiien 6o9rt it'd bon Siour
Gitp, Soma bis tpad MpiSifc, Mon.
tatpa. eritredt. Cant Goiifarte pom
l3. b. 81, pom @ebrasfa Gitp, 9sebr.
wir0 ole aufunft Ses 8ompires. in
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