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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
COTTON MARKET IS
STACNANT JUST NOW
Present Prices % Points High
er Than Three Weeks Ago,
Ginning Report Awaited.
By Leased N.ire to The rrIeyr..

By Leased Wire 20 The Tribune
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Tho cotton
market continued duh th-ougbou; tho
week. with no important changes IN
prices. Tho only dime there was any
activity was on the publication Of the
census bureaus report on Tuesday
morning when there was an advance al
10 points on some covering Of shorts
simply because II happened 10 show
about 100000 bales less Gotten glnned 70
November Il than tho trade had beer
expecting
AS compared with the closing priceK a
three weeks ago the present level is Jus,
IS points higher
], can be seen tina, the .ma5ke, ha'
three weeks. The trade is APPARENT,
waiting for the next ginners report. due
December I. which Will give the ginning
OF the season 70 December I, before II
Is likely TO get out OF this nut
IL IS long since the worlds splnrers
have had nopportunity TO get cotton
so cheap since the spring % 1908. fol-
lowing the financial panic OF 1907.
European and continental spinncrs
have so far taken 70 date more than they
did last year. but borb the southern and
New England spinncrs Who have been
nearer TO the crop. are still behind ihcil
takinGs to this time last year Any
break in prices from Q cents would make
cotton appear so cheap that heavy IN
Ncstmcnt buying would doubtless de-
vclop. These conditions together with
the readiness OF banks 10 lend freely on
cotton in collateral loans and the for
nation Of the power OF the syndicate
here, headed BY Colonel Thompson. "a
help planters I nthe south carr" the bal
ance OF the crop and realize higher prices
for Il, Is likely 10 keep the contract
market In r. steady condition unless the
future ginning reports and tho aEricul-
tural bureaus estimate on tho size oi
the crop should confirm the eNtrcmc crop
estimates still current in tho trade ol
over 1900, 600 bales.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Bank Statement.
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. o5.-The statement OF
clearing house banks for tho week shows
that the bnnls hold Sa,S75,a50 reserve In
excess OF legal requirements. This is n
decrease Of sG,705.250 in the proportion =
ate cash reserve as compared with last
week.
The statement follows:
DAILY AVERAGES.
Loans. s1,o1s. .1oS.o 900: decrease. s5.S53
Specie. s52s.7@6.ooo: decrease. s7,1s7.
Oon
Legal tenders. s61 o75,ooo; decreases.
Ne, deposits. sl,7ss.s25. 900; decrease.
Circulation. s6o.66s, 900; increase. ,42.-
oOO
Banks cash reserve In vault, sS47,
Trust companies cash reserve in vault.
So. .97G. 900.
Excess lawful reserve se,775.e5o; de-
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 20 per cent cash
ACTUAL CONDITION
Loans. Sl.9os, 277 600; decrease, Sl5,51o
Specie. ss:5 1a5. 900: decrease. s5.5ii. 900.
LeSal tenders. SS2''ohooo; decrease
S'SS;yVV, Set deposits. 'sl.5sc.7l2.ooo; decrease
SIG 963 .ooO.
Circulation. S5O.Sof,ooo; increase, E2lh-
600.
Banks cash reserve In vault S5is,S53,
600.
Trus, companies cash reserve in vault.
sci SIS 600
Aggregate cash reserve. stcs. 900
Excess lawful reserve. s,s72$0o; de-
crease, 81 .i3O, $50.
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
-sS.r,-s S5A 81 8 600,
summary OF state banks and trust com
panles In Greater New York not report
Ing 10 the New York clearing house;
loans, se0i. .s79. 100: increase. s5.ll7. 400
specie, seo $50, ZOO: increase. s56,Ioo,
Legal tenders, slo.9S6.eoo. Increase,
Total Total deposits. ss77.ssl,1oo; increase,
The F1nancicr will say:
The excess OF reserve or the New York
clearing house banks and trust compa-
mics was reduced only si.i3O.S5o last week
although the Saturday statement based
on actual conditions, showed loss In
specie and legal tenders ods during the pre-
yious six days OF S65ft.oo"
This decrease In cash was occasioned
mostly by shipments of specie TO Canada
ard b. telegraphIc transfer TO san Fran
cisco ON Japanese aud Chinese account.
Had II not been that loans were con-
tracted for sl3.5l0. .0oe. which. with con-
seducnt lcs5cning OF sl6,9sS.o0O IN net de-
iosits. reduced tho required nserve by
| sI c5O, 900. the surplus AT the end OF The
week would have shown much heavier
contraction The clearing house state =
mont based on th" daily-averaS- sys-
! iam, Indicated n contraction Of S5,Ss3
600 I'm loans and q loss OF about $4,000
mo H., cash together with Il decrease ot
! GID so5. 900 in net deposits. Tho excess
reserve. figured on averages. stands a,
! sl9,S75. $50,
The statement Of trust companies, made
! ,,denrodently OF the clearing house ex-
| hihit. showed \ gain OF $3.50 500 In loans
and Investments and y CORE respondinE ip
/ "rs,sn In denoslts The easier monetary
conditions abroad have some bearing on
! ,bn gituatlou here. for IL Is plain that
With the present fall in reserves rates
| e. money ought TO show hardening
| ,.nd.,.y The heavy American credits
! Ia E.ur,ns hcwcver seem 10 preclude any
! nossibiIity OF a sustained advance Ia
| money on this side.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
|iIs ATTACK THE
| RAILROAD STOCKS
Lmsrce Commissions Or
FOR Lower Rates in the
Northwest Bears Fruit.
.sTRlALS ADVANCE
II Statement Somewhat of
Isurprise to the Men in
Wall Street.
usTRIALS ADVANCE

r,clltcd Press.
YORK, Nov. 25.-Sorthwest.Tn
4 ..,cls were heavy today, and
4 ~, Canadian group were strong.
-. profniuent industriJs ad-
The main body OF speculative
[~sK inert.
,,,sfa,s commerce commission
n. ioynr rates on freight classirl-
Ia, the northwest Was the only
,nfusncs on the market. II
riih effect by the bears in at
Ehs stocks OF the railroads con
.,d Northern Pacific. Great
n,aferred ST. Paul and North
rsre depressed n point or more.
[rsnadIan group Canadian Pacific
TIsron,ln Central and Mime
.r paul &; Sault ste Marie n
| .,,,ons Of the early Issue or the
|e,-lesn I.lnsocd securities led TO
a ,,aJlnr In those issues at
[--icos, The preferred stock rose
. - the curb" the common shot
- reported earnings which were
Il As disappointing Cross re-
|pw virtually unchanged. but
z rXpenses rose more than 500.
ia added expense, combined With
Ia about the same amount IN taxes.
\ m. operating income by $222 900.
[,snk statement IN some ways Was
IN, A loss In cash In the actual
II, of Sc, 500. 900 was In line With
-aons In view Of tho weeks ex-
Of gold. Predictions that
slender surplus reserve
III reduced almost 10 the vanish
Ia however. were not borne ont.
IS we're steady. Total sales. par
|r.7lo,OOo .-.
n states IS and IS lost ! per cent
on the week.
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Evaporated Fruits.
b. Associated Press.

IS: NsSoCld'C0 l'fPSS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Eyaporsted ap-
pies. quiet and steady, with little pres
sure 10 sell. On tho spot, fancy was
quoted at ioc: choice. s6d9c; prime. Sa
sic.
Pruncs, easy on spot, owing 10 LARGE
arrivals. Quotations range from 7dllC
for CALIFORNIA; up 10 i0-oos and lol0 l@c
for OrcEons.
sure TO sell Choice. l5q15;c; extra
choice. 1s@ls3c. fancy. fImlsc.
Peaches. quiet but steadily held. ow-
hands, Choice. l1iGillc. extra choice
1i2Tl2c: fancy. 1G6dl22C.
RaisIns, inactive and about steady.
Loose muscatels, quoted at 6lG7ic
6@Tc, London layers s14O11.i5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
,ANGE or THT LEADING; FIJTUREs
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady: winter patents. $t,00m5.00.
straigts, S&.70@i.75; spring patents, S5.IJ
$500 straights, si.35d a.55; bakers
S3.To0 $50; No. . rye. 9ic. feed or mixing
barley. 70cmSl.0i: fair 10 choice mailing,
SL1fdl.2i: timothy seed si3.00@lb.25
clover, $4,000 20,25: mess pork. per bar
rel. sl6.00@l6.25: lard, per 100 pounds,
$500; short ribs sides 0oosc). SS.l2t,
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clcarances OF wheat and nour
vero equal TO 61o.oo0 bushels. Primary
receipts were 10000 bushels, compared
with Ii2.000 bushels. the corresponding
dag r year ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday; Wheat. 10 cars; corn 15 cars;
oats. l07 cars; hogs. 81, 600 heod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
WHEAT PRICES TAKE
AN UPWARD SHOOT
Spectators Take Stock in
Splendid Crop Outlook in
Argentine Republic.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-cloudins OF ph-
previous splendid crop outlook In the
Argentine turned wheat prices TODAY jn
en upward direction. The strength of
other markets was taken as n sign o.
SUBSTANTIALLY altered conditions IN South
America. Closing hgures showed &c 10
sc advance over last night Corn finished &c
20 sMtc down. oats was up a sixteenth and
low.
Wheat--Although Argentine weather
touuE was reported as generally fnc and
nave been unfavorably affected by re-
cent storms and by rust. A sharp ad
vance in prices At Antwerp was especially
interpreted as due 20 buli!sh private ad
vices from Buenos Ayres. Accordingly
shorts and belated investors went active
" TO the buying side and were encouraged
lnTther as result OF knowledge that
milling bids here had somewhat Improved
Smallness OF worlds shipments counted
also against the bears and 20 did pre-
dictlons OF a decrease In the visible sup
day throUshout The May option. after
ranging from S1.0oi TO s10la. closed
steady at sl.ooE. u gain OF ia2c net
Corn was depressed by impending heavy
week. provided cars are available. East
ern demand was slim. May nuctuated
between saic and sisc. closing aptc of.
but steady a [ Cal 16isc. Cash grades were
weak, No. yellow was quoted at 7S@
ISic for car lots.
Most OF the business IN oats was in
the way Of changing from December 10
MAY and the reverse The result was to
keep prizes about evenly poised. Top and
bottom figures touched by the May op
zion proved TO he 49sc and 4oi6D 495c, with
last sales at 49iui i9sc. a net gain OF
shade.
Provlsious-C -Conside rabe buying OF lard
on tho part OF the shorts checked weak
ness in tho provision list Previously there
had been fair selling for western pack
crs and a few strong local SpoculatorE,
In tho end prices stood the same as last
night or at 2lc decline.
u 1, ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Chicago.
e. Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nov 25-C'sttie-Rrcelpts
estimated AT 500. market. steady. Beeves
"a 5Om9: Texas steers. Sim6.1O: wcste IT
steers. 81. 800 : 80; stock"rs and feeders
s. 9od5 so: COWS and heifcrs, 81 s0g5 so;
calves. S. .5otiS. IS.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at IG 600
market weak to 3 cents lower Light
s.. 70dS IS. mixed, s646.55; heavy, S6 0i
as .65.: rough. Ss o5G6 25: good TO cho,cc
heavy. Ss s5G s.S7s. pigs. $3.50 . SO;
hulk OF sales. 81. lja6.45.
sheep Receipts estimated at 1000;
market steady. Native s. ..JGi3 20:
western, s..4oaS.7o: yearlinss. S3.e5G
{ so: lambs. native, s.. Sca6 65: western.
!2 5OG 80,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Omaha.
r. Associated Press.

OMAHA. Nov. 5.--Cattle-Ecceipts es-
tlrnated al 100; market. steady. Native
Steers. 81 soar 80: COWS and hsiieTs. S5d
3 %: western steers, $3.50 so: range
cows and heifcrS, tSGS; canners, s., 40 a.
80: stockers and feeders. $366; calves.
"a o5TI .25: bulls. stags etc, 81 ESQ 80
Uogs-Esccipts estimated at $500. mar
ke, 10 10 cents lower, Heavy. Sc 20@
20. mixed, S. .i5GS. 20: light. ssG6. Is
pigs. N.i685.5o; bulk Of sales. ss'Ioa
Sheor-R Receipts estimated ~ 500: mar
.l.- steady, NcarlinEs. s3.70a4 20. weth
"rs s., 20g3.S so. owes, se-75US.c5: lambs,
S46f5.oo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
New York Money


By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. .5,--C1osc:
Primo mercantile paper. 4dii per cent.
Sterling exchange. casyy. with actual
business IN bankers bills II SGsS.75 FOR
sixty days. and nj $500 for demand
Commercial bills, Sf.sC.
Bar silver. 56sc.
Mexican dollars. 46ic.
Government and railroad bonds steady.
Money on call, nominal: time loans.
easy; sixty and ninety days. "lH&l per
cent: si: months. 3!H3l per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Kansas City.
Ev Associated Press.

6y Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. c5.--Cattlc-Es.
ceipts estimated at 500. including 100
southerns, market. steady. Native steers
$5HS.I5. southern steers. 2iI6: southern
COWS and hslters. s3d4.c -: native cow:
and heifers. 81 65n6. so; s.ockers and
feeders. 50 S0G5.75: bulls. So .@5ai.5 so
calves. S3d5.
Hogs-Rcceipts estimated az 1000; mar.
k-t, 3 cents lower. Bulk. s5.S506 30;
heavy, s6. 45G6 30: packers and butchers
s6 5oa6 55; lights, 50. 7oIs SO; pigs, 81. %
06.25.
Sheep-RecsIpts estimated ct 600; mar.
kct stendy. Muttons, f@.16n3. 30: lambs
Sans. 20. range wsthsrs and ycarlinEs
s36TS so: range ewes, S2a3 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
y Burglars Awful Deed

rotn tpnata.yze home so completely
n Sa long illness. But DR..
3 for f~ Lite Pills arc splendid
Iof women. "Thcv gave me
\ trn, psneht in constipation and
d Iso,o,;, wrote Mrs. NJ. C. Dun.
j. Pr Tenn, If ailiur. try
Lee at sehramm.Johnso Drugs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Coffee Futures Steady,
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov. e6.-Coffes closed
firm at no, gain OF 9dils points Sales,
$50 bags. November and oece per
March. iS.sic: April. 13.S9c: May. 13.5Ec;
June. ls.5lc: July. l3.5oc; August l5.f'o,
September. 1886: octooeT. iei+Se;
Santos. I6aMl6ic. Mid coffee dull:
Cordova. 16LMl6ic. nominal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
NOMINAL MARKETS
FOR ALL THE METALS
Exchanges Closed, as Usual on
Saturday; Prices Remain
the Same.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK hkPHE
.......-.--....---.-.'
b. A.so.laicd Pr

b. Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. e5.-Tho rno;a
markets were quiet and practically nom
iual in the absence OF exchanges today
Lake and electrolytic copper. I3i0l3iC
casting. l2Edl2sc.
TIN. 1880 $500.
Lead tf.35dLAo.
Spelter $5.6o6s.So
Antimony. Cookson'5 t7.sTI q 500
Iron. unchanged.
SIlNcr. 5Sac.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Flax. Oats and Rye.

e. Associated Press,
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. -5.-C.iose.
Flax. sl.9i.
Corn. No. yellow. SadSo-.
BARLEY. 7scGs1.la.
oats. No. ; white. i5Gssc,
Rye, No. ., ss9sS.c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
Chicago Produce.
BY Associated Press.

by NsSNCIdIcI TTtS5'
CHICAGO. Nov -Butter-Stcady;
creamerics. 25l03Sc: dairies. c5@2a
EEgs-Steady: receipts. 23l2 cases, AT
mark. cases included. 22@2sc; frst5, .SG
30c; prime Grsts. 25a21c.
Cheesc-Steady; daisies, l33N l5c:
twins. l4i1l43c. Young Americas, I4sM
I5c: long horns. l32N15c.
Roval Cafe service and food have a
reputation for quality.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

Thanksgiving day rate TO Ogden and
return via Bambcrger electric line, sl.l0
round trip. Tickets on sale November
$3.50. good returning December 4. High
school football game. Thanksgi day.
Special, round trip sl.00, good any train
inn to ID. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

If YOU want 10 rent that fgrnlsned
room. use Tribune want ads. ,aA el'nef
pbone, Bell 5000, Ind. 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
ST. Louis Wool.
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Nov e5.-wool, steady.
Medium grades. combing and clothing
oo!@@lc. light fine. 15G i9c. heavy nuc.
I3Gl5c: tub washed. 21GSQc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
New York Bonds.

s Tor the day. 15s.5 200 shares.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27

Mrs, Fannie Gerbing pleasantly enter
tanned the Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church yesterday.
Miss Madge hasten of La Junta was
the guest of Miss Florence Yant the last
of the week, returning home on Sunday.
The c, E. of the Christian church will
give a social at the Lewis Bradley home
on Halloween night, Everybody is in
vited.
Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Peck left on Thurs
day last for Eaton Rapids, Mich, after a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Searles,
A. C. Sloan returned on Saturday from
Salina, Kan, where he had attended the
remains of his mother to their last resting
place.
"Men and Religion" will be the sermon
theme at the Christian church on Sum
day morning; the evening subject "A
Good Bargain.
After an enforced vacation with
severe eye trouble Miss otwell was this
week able to resume her duties as
assistant principal in the high school.
A, c. Croning. assistant manager of
the Rocky Ford Business College. and
several of the students left yesterday for
Sada and other points where they will
open business colleges.
Misses Jessie and Marie Powell
delightfully."- entertained at cards last
Thursday evening. Dainty refreshments
were served and theauests report spend
ing a pleasant evening.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-07

&edmtug BON ". S. GGis, fir fol.
leftierte @ebiibren fiir Die Guartale
etlbeno am 81 Mar5 uro am 80 Slt.
III O.. S.
Gas @erift erlGltbte folgenbe
Nnipriide:
Serb. &Ieb, Gountp Glerf, Gteit.
crbiider fir 1911, $377.69
OF. @. 6. @eiieI, glr5t iiir Die
Gopr Snrm, $1S.75.
u. :. Malpin, Sberiff, &reisgc'
ridrt, $56.20.
81. 6. Maupin, Gebeq, $4,000.
81. 6. Wnllpin, 9ienitleiitulrg bel
Der @abl, $500.
Serb. Boil, ~ltnterltiitung fir
Z. gifermarn, $1,000.
Serb. EleB, Gourltp Glerf, Foit.
marfcn, $3.50.
81. 6. Stnitger, porgeitreftes
@elo fir cine. Sali un6 8erfel, SIS.
2ouis Sdsner, 5 S6peine fir
sic @oor 6arm, $tSA75.
Serb. 8les, GIerf's @ebiibren,
$27.4
.Miiiouri S9ule fir Saubitumme,
9(usgoben fir Dan. &eIlileper, SID
SO.
2puiS Saberitod, MntcrioI urtb
9lrbeit fir Mnitreid)en bes Court
bans. 9oms, $133.S0.
Sarrp Gberlin, &oblers uno gr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-07
&pfcbnb,

@ir bo6en bier imnter itod)
heiBes unb trodcues @etter. Nun,
mir iino icOenfans nidt Die ginSI'
aen 6ie bieriibcr flogen fonnen.
gus. 8itte, welder sur Belt
fir Srit 3immerlp arbeitet, lit lett
beim 8eiscniobrelt; 3tmmerlp bat
Oieies SSabr 935 9uihel @ei5en &C.
oroi9en.
liner 5relllto 6runf @ebner
bot, per Maidinenmab, 14SS 8ii.
libel 8ei5en gebrolGer, melfes, bel
8epidlf, beinobe 1900 9uideI be-
trGgt. Dies lit, unieres @iiiens,
Die grobte 9uibei5abl IN oieler gtad}-
baridnft.
Siaaf Nagel begab iif uin Dor.
igen 8onnerstag nu6 Dot Sill, gum
@eiud) BEL ieinem franfen Safer, lei.
Der mar Scr SOB ieood) id)on einge'
trcten Dor Anfunft bes Sobnes. Ser
ge~ritorbere, Snfel Sobn Nogel, mar
bereits ~bodbetagt. Sioaf Nasel's
Samilie bcgob lid olt 6reitag itad)
Saf Sill, lrnt Der 9%ceroigutg bel.
5ituobner.
Gas am 'lebter Sonntdg bier.
ltatt0ebnbte @ettipicl 5lpiid]en ben
Opensoillc @reps llltb ben &oiebub
Blues g. g. Clubs bate Diele Be.
iud)er onaeIodt ulo enbete ST. GUT
iten ser Hoicblt0 9lites nit II 81
10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-07
g Senferl.

Der Siaserl, Der SanserL
Der Sepp un6 Der Sars,
Ser Soil, Der @irsl,
Der Steffel, Der 6ron6;
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Sat bab' i an Sdaoen.
Der Bauer Ser bat mfrs
Mit nj Steda erfSirt,
9aB 3 6eniterl ain &ammerI
3it mas gang Gnoer'n g'bort.
@er fpero iat mobl red)t bab'n
gln @ro' ltto am 3iel?
s. moott' balt Der Bauer,
s bab's 10 I'M @'fiihll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-07
Wtprriion.

9ouis goeger madtc porbge
ISOLDE meDrere Nbiteher nod Ser
nallit.
Soc SpefboIS ull0 Satin limo
bod erfrellt iiber Die Infunft eiIleS
bii6idcn fleinen 8abpS.
0forD 4ttbrouillet, pom ct.
2outS, bcfinoef iidJ bier anf 8elitf
Bel ibrcn gcripanOterL Or. j. 8.
Golgbal lnO Saith.
&itter &obt. @alfer, BON
Sermanl1, beiat0 iidl letten 8retta9
bicr ir @eihdftsiaden.
G.uS bon Sen 5rallen Der bic
iiget %. 6. Stride fiir3lid) peralt'
Italtete Scesgream Social mar Elm
rcd)t biibi fer @rfolg. 6rls. Garo.
tina 9edmanu unb Gad Streblp,
pom Sermanil, nebit mebrerell alpoe.
rem, mobuten gleiffals Der 5eltltd)'
Felt BET.
@ilie an5abl Eerionen BON
bier moGnten ser @ir4peibnng Der
lleitefp Grgel Der eDdn9l. OeiHelilV1
in Stoipe bel,
gllpin Z. nom 2anpi febrte am
noriaen OomerStag bon Sertnalllt
5uriif, mo or tp0brenb Der letter 10
Worote Die S6ule befud)t bat. Md.
reno Der 8erierBeit miro er als Glerf
i'm @eif1ft BON s. 8. Brandt or
Better nm olsOunn I'M nndJltelt
Serblt ieille Stuoien nieoer ant6lt-
nebmert.
Sri. ellie Same NOR am
lesten 6reitog bel 8eiiierbads aiit
geluf).
@eorg Saefiuer, peldser ole
Star 8oitroilte erbalten bat, nlad]te
am Samstag ieincn eriten GRIP;
SEER 9ieorih, nelder Die Goute Dor
|ibm batte, lit jest bel Der 6ornters
Glepator 50. beidJGftigt.
aug. 8oeaer, nebit Satin lro
|8ohter, SRI. StiIpa. r~eiiter am let'
Ten Rontdg nad SdIisburp, NO
Mbonnirt mif Dos $errt1atstier'
goIfsbIdtt.
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Gem Simmel lei Sanf.

Die inter oen bod)poetiifen go.
men ySlping 2atdman" befannte
Gtifelialle m6ren mir nun 5iirt Slid
apieOer los. 9icie dlberit geiitretdlc
MISUNDERSTANDING bate iid, wie
man nnirebmclt mus, ole CUNT oes
@u6lifuriS raid urb SuuerttN ero'
bert, Derm iopit bate bieie iinnretde
@elbpmnpc iidt 6rei poae 8odJel
wie elm 8lutcgel, iu,b 5tpar iebr ct.
folorcidl, an Der Sermanter 8elo.
berrteIlr ausbaltcn fonnel.
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preissGuhren. $3.50.

pre1sESllbren, S19.10.
u. &. @altpin, porgeltreftes @elo
fiir ole aoblenidnufler, $6.40.
0as @eridt 5og Die tolgeitben SEQ
men fir &lein.@ eI6iporene fir bet
n1fhten September Sermin OeS
&reisgeridts:
Boulware: Hermann Frische, Hy.
Linnemann, VIM. Weidemann.
Boueff: Barthold Suffer and Aug.
Steinbeck.
Burbois: John Michel and Chas.
Brandhorst.
Canaan: F. B. Burchard, Fred
Hesemann, NJ. l.. Greenstreet.
Richland: F. A. E~ngelage, Louis
Seidner and r. E. Getting.
Roark: Ernst Meyer, Sam Ulrich,
Henry Doersch.
Hermann: Frank Kotthoff, Geo
Mueller.
Brusch Creek: Richard Stucken.
broeker, James l.. Tayloe.
Third Creek: Emil Drusch, Chas
Kruger.
Clay: Geo. Gawer, w. E. McWil
liams.
Solgenbe 9etrG9e mlir6en erloilbt
Ing. @ait, SdreibmateridI, SIP,
.. ). stoerner, GarIaoung Sob
len. $40.
8. s, Stocmter, Srobt auf Sob.
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Die S5uniberidlte

Die Suniberidte iiber Den
Stan6 ser Sbiternte, Die Tie bel Der
StaatSbcb0roe fir Sorticulture ein.
geaangen, ergeben quite Gitsitdlten
fir cine reidli6e apfelernte. Der
ourd,ifnittIid)e Staitb Der aepfel
miro off 80 bis 40 8ro5ent &C.
iddbt, 200 8ro5eitt mebr alg inn
@oriabre. Ole Yfiriidernte fiir Die
tSaupt . Mnrftarteir, iuie glberta,
Carmen nuo Champions, miro nitgc'
fGbr 6ie SGlfte BON 80 Sro5ent err
geben. Dos trodene 8etter bat Die
gntnifIung Der &ranfbeiten 5uriid-
gebalten, 10 BOB man ouf cine ma
Big profitable @rnte rednet.
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S0btct afpei 8ogel NIT einem Stei
ne.-SaBt uns Cure Quilts uto
on6cre NGborbeit MAIDEN, 5u an
nebnlbaren &reiie. @uf bieie @ei'
ic fontcn mir Sbnen Credit geben
fir llnteritiisung unierer Safe.
Ser Srauennercin