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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Salts @eiie.
Detroit, Mi4., t8. Ger

0etr 1T, Wt1d}., 10. Sep1.
Ser Nrdiioent Saft errei6te 9e-
troit beute Morgen UNI Z nbr, upt
biu1idtli9 oes fir feline Mnipelenbeit
.fq1fgeItellten Hrogramn1S ont ytad)-
n1ittag eine @e6e 81. balten. Ser
Brdlioent bielt cine 9feoe iiber oie
,lruitfrage uno beldaftigte ii4 baupt<
ladli6 nit ser Muslegung oes Sber-
mangeleees ourd oos 8unoesoberge=
ridt. Ct perbreitete iid 0es langeren
iiber sic angeblihe Berdrberung bes
.erlpdbnten @eietes 0urd Sic Mns1e=
gung, baB nidt ieoe 2abmlegnng Der
aonf,trren5 I'M Gimme 6es @eiebes
'1trafbar lei. Ct erfldrte 1id nit Der
Auffaiiung oes oberlten @eridtsbofs
ourduusei,tperftanben l11ro fiibrte gu
beren gtidboltigfeit mebrere 8eilpie=
le an. slm gdluiie leiner &eoe emf
pfabl er 6ie Mnnabme eines in elmer
friiberen 8oti6aft BON ibm empfoble=
men Sc ietes, mona6 iol6e @eienl6af=
ten, sic einen 5tpiidenitaatliden &an=
nel betreiben, ibren 6reibrief bon Ser
8unoesregierung er1ptrfen miilien.
3oonr6 tpiirben 'l1ebertretungen oes
5bernangelekes 1peientli6 berbin=
Dert tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
8apern beiorst.
g erIin. /. g,


SSrn baperii6en 8olfe min sic Cor
ae INN sen greiien &egenten Erin5en
2uitpolo, nidt mebr meiden. Die
11eueite offi5i0ie &un0gebung iiber oas
8efinoen oes 9eeitors ser oeutiden
8un6esfiirlten lit au6 nidt 0a5u an=
getbon, Sic porberridenoen 8efiird-
tl1ngen gu 5er1treuen. Sn ietrer gr-
Harung miro, ipie aus Miind)en tele-
grapbii6 gemeloet miro, ser @eiun6=
beits5uitano oes 8rin5=@egenten als
.relotip gut be5eidnet. 3iemlid all-
gemein tpiro sic boriidtige @ortfaI-
lung oabin ge0el,tet, 0ob ouf cine lan-
gere 2ebens5eit oes inn ei,1un6nel,n-
5ieiten Mltersiabre iteben6en 8rin5en
nidt mebr 81, boffen lit. Die bolb=
omtlide 8un6gebrng gilt oIs eine
ibonenoe @orbereitung 6arauf, 6aB
oas @olf iid NIT sem @eoanfen per-
trout MAIDEN muB, Ben 6iiriten in
nidt ferner 3eit gu perlieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
3l6blid qeitorbet1.

D,o6ge GitD, &as., 18. Sept.
@on1ono $. Muoiion, &ertreter oes
z. Diitrifts BON aanias I'M 8ongreB,
itarb beute norgen pl0blid, tpabreno
er am sSriibitId dstiide iaB. Ser Yra=
iioent 9aft ernpfing Sic 9ea6ridh bon
oen1 9o0e Maoiions nit GROCER Be-
triibniB. Ma6ilon ita1r6 ibm perionlid
nobe uno auf beIien @unl6 bat er
letne &eoetour unternommen. Ma0i=
ion NOR elmer Ser &eprdientanten,
tpelde ii6 in ser Mbanoerung ser Sc
ihaftsregeln, bie bem Spre6er ID
groBe Mo6t einrdumten, Geroienite
erlparben. @benio nor ct ein politi=
lber 6reuno &ooiepelts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Erfrr Ultfil.
&er1tintti8e
Mniidt.
,sefretar geilion 1nadt Janatiftrn
stanbpnnft far. llngered)ter
Ansriff.
graer, Soma, 1S. Sept.

y =, Sotuot Io. OSft.
Qonopirtb16aftsiefretdr S. 8hion,
Ser jeine Gerien bier perlebt, 1T bon
perldieoe1en bel9ranften Sanatifern
:angegriffen poroen, neil er oas Mut
zines gbrenpr6iioe1,ten BEL oem inter<
nationalen 8raner=@ongreb in Gbi-
eaao angenommen bat. gr lit oariiber
qan5 emport lmo lagte bente be5iiglib
Ser slngelegenbeit folgenoes: "Als
@ertreter ser &egierung fonnte id Sic
mir erlpielene gbre 11idt abldlagen.
Der GongreB miro bon Gelegaten pie
Ter 9fationen belu9t tperoen, uno Die
ie tpollen einen @el6afts5mei eror=
tern, ser pom @eleB anertannt miro ;
oesfmlb fonnte i6, dis 8ertreter Der
3egierung, sen 9erren, Die mir oas
,gArenamt ontrugen, 11l6t Dor oe11
.aopf ltoben a.no mid meigern, bas
STINT an5unebn1en. @ie iiberbaupt
eemano oaron MnltoB nebn1en fann,
lit mir ein .@atblel. Man oarf bod
nidt gu ei,,leitig uno fanatiid) iein
un0 einen groBen legitimen uno ebr-
barren ssnouitrie3,neig peroamner1,
neil man nit 8erourtbeilen gegen
i'm erfiiat lit. Der internationally
8ra,1ercongreB bnt einen boben 3ped
uno Sic &erren, sic oaran tbeilneb=
men iino ieiner Mnitdt na6 ti6tige,
,erfolgreide uno iebr adtbare Sc
Ihdftsn1dnner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
giebrtae @rprekrate1t.

3essW oines, Sa., Is. 5ept.
fibter McHberion mioerrief ant
Sonitog I'M 8nn0esgeri6t in Des
Moines, sSa., Sen BON 0en grpreBge-
lenl6aften in Soma gegen Sic foot
lihe 8abnfomniiiion ertpirften tent
por6ren ginbnltsbefebl. Ser &idter
entibieo, oaB Ser genannten &onrnii-
iion oos @edt, 5uitebt, oie Grpreb-
rotten gu regulieren, un6 10 miro am
81. Sftober ser neue Iarif, ser ol1rb-
l6nittlid Is Hro5ent nieoriger als
Ser bisberiae lit, in &raft treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Spitr | bis s
Gini8att9 1T
Der 6a1tptia1e.
Das Nbfpmmen iber Yiaroffo bont
3iel nidt iueit entfernt. 8efrie-
bignng iiber 8erlanf ber Mlau6ber.
9as idnellite grofe &riegsi&iff
Der 8elt 1T 0eutidlanbs r@oltfe. "
Berlin, 19. Sept.

~ = ", lO. Spp@.
5taatsiefret4r 6es Mubern b. &i-
-@a6ter unb ser fran5oiiide
Boti9after @ambon fonferierten cine
uno cine balbe 5tuttbe lang. Man lit
iiber5eugt, 0oB es our 5Glidtung oes
5treits 5pil6en 9eutidlano ltno
Jranfrei9 nun ni9t nrebr melt ent-
fernt lit. l1eber Sag grgebniB Der
&onferen5 erfabrt Ser v8erliner So
fal-Mn5eiger" Tolgenoes: 5ranfreid
nabm in einigen @auptpunften oen
0eutiden 5tanopunft an. 8ei an6e=
rem iino le0igli6 sic reoaftionellen
Nifferen8en fort5ui9affen. Sour iiber
eeuiiie 5ragen ser @arantie geben
sic Mni6auungen auseinan6er. @s
miro gebofft, oab 6ie lebten Diffe-
ren5en ebeitens geboben iein meroen.
9ann miro cine ginigung l,nihmer
gu er5ielen iein. Cine meitere amt
li6e Wfittbeilung iiber Sic Maroffo-
Srage miro ni9t beroffentli9t mer-
ben, Biz 6ie 8erban6lungen 5lptiden
Sen @erren @an1bon u1o b. &ioerlen-
Wadter boIenbet iinb. Die ,,&Dlni-
ide 3eitung" bringt cine offi5ioie
&un0geb,1ng, in ipelder erflart miro,
oaB Elm polltan6iges l1ebereinfomnte1
5mar nod nidf er5ielt fei bod iet 6te
idlieBIi@e ginigung naber geriidt.
Cine neue Note, uel6e sic beigelegten
Hu1fte 11n6 1neue 8oribl6ge, lpel6e
Geutl6lan0 als bebattiert era6tet,
un1faiie, tperbe 6elnnddit na6 Haris
abgeben. uMuf ale 6dne", erfIart sic
u@olniide 3ettung" gum SdIuB,
rbaben 6ie 8en1iibungen, Elm gin-
pernebmen 5tpiiden 9eutiMano uno
Tranfrei@ 3uitanoe gu bringen, beoeu=
tenoe Gortidritte gema9t."
slnldBli@ 6es @dluiies Ser @ai<
iermanober, tpel6e CUR groben 3u-
frieoerbeit 6es oberften &riegsberrn
berlaufen finb, iIt eine itaHlide In-
3aH BON Sroen 5ur @ertbeilung ge-
fomuen. 8eion6ers iinb bie Slieger
bonn &aiier be6adt iporoen, Ser ia
au9 in ieiner &ritif iiber oie Mano-
Der Sic 2eiit1ngen ser 9uftldiffer
auf oas boddte belobte u11o noment-
.lid berborbob, 6aB General 5elo-
uarldan Greiberr b. 5. @olB our4
lie binnen elmer balben Stun6e iiber
Sic 8emegungen oes @egners pon=
fon1nen informiert tpor6en lei. Mn
ben bieiigen mnBgebenoen Steuen lit
Sic &un6e bon Ser &efor6= @eI6tpi11=
oigfeit oes neuen 2inienidiffsfreu5ers
vMoltfe" mel6er BEL Sen 8robefabr=
ten auf ser &eeoe bon Gurbapen es
auf 2911a seemeilen pro stunoe
bradte, nit ser groBten 8efrieoigung
aufgenontmen lporoen. @ontraftli6
NOR nur cine @el9tpir6igteit bon
25A See1netlen ausbeoungen ipor=
sen. yMoltfe" ser elm Depln5en1ent
bon ettpa $4,000 Gonnen fat, lit TO-
nit 6as idnelllte grobe &riegsidiff
! Ser @eIt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
9entidle spradle.

&onias Gitp, Mo:, t8. Sept.
ssS,1 einer Montagabeno itattgebnb-
ten 8eriammlung oes Miiiouri-3 -3mei-
ges ser Deutl9= 9=Mmeritanil9en geatio-
nalbunbes in &anias Gitp, Mo., mltr-
Sc cine 99elolution etngereidt, mel6e
perlangt, baB ser oeutl6e Spra6u11<
terri6t in Sen 2ebrplan ser 0ffentlt=
hen 59l1len Ser 8ereinigten 5taaten
nufgenonune11 per6en 1pu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
et GlDub -
40 ne,1e 8oitlparbanfen.
@ @oibington, a Is. Sept.

IS a bi1gf011, IL. 5ePf.
BeneraIpoitmeiiter &itdcod bat am
Oeontag in Waibingtom 9. g., aus
40 4oitdmter eriter 8lalie gu 8of-
.ip1rhnten beitilnl1t, mel6e am 81.
9ftpber fir oas Hublifum geoffnet
perben ionen. nnter anberen iino
pom Der Oroer sic folgenoen 5tdbte
betroffen: Mnrora uno 5pringfielb,
Sa.; ge0ar @opios, Waaion Gitp ,,no
Gapenport, Sa.;; Nfusfegon uno go
gi11a4p, Mih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Die cgsanen" iiesten bod.
Muamlt a, Me., IL. Sept.

gsudoem Ser @ouberneur un6 ocr
&atb in 9lugulta, Me.,. Sic offi5iele
3dbIung ser NbIt!mmung iiber Sic
bier 8iirgern bon Maine in ser port-
gen 8ohe borselegten 6ragen atn
Dienitug beenbet batten, pertngtett tie
li9 ouf sen %. 5epten1ber, Inn Damn
epeaszeae 8eri@tigungen por5uneb-
men. Sic am Dienftag angefiin0ig=
ten &elultate iin6 sic folgenoen: Slit
@ioerruf ser Brobibitionsfla flaliel
COAST, bagegen 60l061; Maioritat
fir @ioerruf 26.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
Jra,ten nid)t in ec}mrp.

ga c o m a, Walbv ~. Sept.
Sos @eleb, mel9es in Ser lebten
2egislatur 6es Staates @albington
angenomruen muroe u11o 6rauen 5ur
Surp 5ulaBt, lit bonn Sbergeridt in
Tacoma, @aib., am Montag fit per=
faiilrngsmiorig erflart lporoen in Sem
&ro5eB 0es Staates gegen ssSames Sli=
Der, ser oes Moroperiudes angeflagt
mar. Ser et1te lpeibli9e 9eputpi9e=
riff muroe am Montag pom Sberri9=
ter Chapman in Tacoma prnannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
2ofal Option Elm Syeblidlas.
2fs B ON. S., 17. Ser

H1s b on, %, u. Sept.
8or elmer groBen 3uboreri6aft
erflarte om samitug in 2isbon, g.,
eugene %. @bafin, 6er 8rdiioent-
ihaftsfanoioat ser Yrobibitionspar-
tel inn Sabre 1908, sic 2oeal Option-
8euegung babe Die Sade ser Nro-
bibitiou unr fiinfuno5pan5ig Sabre
5uriidge gebradt, lie lei Elm p0uiger Sell
i9lag uno ein 5lub fir oie 5a6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
SIN Neroplan ,1m sic Grbe.
Haris. 1S. @ebt

so. Man1et, ein slpiatifer, ipel6er
.friiber nit so. 8lieriot aiio5iiert NOR.
Bat, mie aus Naris gemeloet miro,
Ibie Mbii9t, NIT ieinen 8egleiter @ene
Million ei1en MeroplanfIug I'M sic
Grbe gu l1nternebn1en. Die @oute
ion our9 Sranfreih, 5panien, MI-
gier, Cunts uno Aegppten, Damn per.
Dannpfer nah Sssnbien, burd Snoien
i'm Meroplnn, per Ganpfer nod Mal-.
itraIien u16 5iioamerifa, i'm Nero
plan 6nr9 oieien Sentiment, per
1Dompfer bis Mfrifn 1tl6 Damn nor0-
lid ourd oie Suit geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21
@pransiage eines friiben @infers.

Mi5ole @a06am, Gon1t.1 19. Sepf.
@orace Sobnion, GonnecticutS otter
@etterpropbet, melder 5ur 8eribmt=
beit 0ur6 bie 9lnfiinoigung OeS gro
gen sbneeiturms bonn Sabre 1888
aelangte, fiiroigt einen langen un1
itrengen @inter an. 5dneefan ion
lib 1hon am 18. Sftober einiteQen
unb Sis miro Die Sliiiie am 12. No-
pe111ber be0eden. Sir 0as Sabr 1912
iagt er cine groBe Durre poraus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

Sd babe Elm Bort oes 8utrauens
fir @bnmberlnins &uiten Weittel, 6ern
|i6 babe es NIT perfeften grfolg ge.
|braudts E idreibt Grau sc. S. 8as.
|foro, BooIespille Mo 8u faifen bei
Ser MuIitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-21

Das @clddft in lnierer 8l1tterfa-
brit miro in1ner reger, ei,t 8elpeis,
.onB unier 8rooutt, mo- iiruner es bor-
geleet miro, CUTE 3ufrieoenbeit gibt.
9eter Mnfe begab lid oieier Gage
nod Hier5, bon no CT ipieoerum cine
@agenlaonng Eopfe fit sen @ebraud
in Der Creamery Ser 6irn,o @roB
t& glnfe nod bier transporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
Real Estate T transfers.

ANACOSTIA-Benjami F. Joy ct ux. to
William H. Brinkley. lot a: $40
TRINIDAD--D. Emmett Gulick to Leon
b. shueey. lot % and part lot a.
PLEASANT PLAINS-Guy s. Zepp ct
al: to D. Emmett Gulick. lot Is. square
UNIVERSITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roth
ct vir. Philip W.. to Augustine A.
rwE G.i1T"' s III =. P'I NoRrHwEsr be-
tween o and p stree:s-Edwin N
Knapp ct ux. to Harry w. H. Penna-
mann. part lots 8. and 10, square
312: SO
LANIER HEIGHTs-Barnett NJ; Cline
dinst ct ux., to George ". Driver, lot
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST between
T and L. streets-George W. Driver ct
ux to Barnett M. Clinedinst. part or
ignal lots and 3. square sas: $40
and o3th streets-Edward J. Garyey:
jr., to Edward Garvey.s part original
lot IL square Il: $40.
PETERS MILL SEAT-George H. Bell
NO. Oh S STREET NoRTHwEsT-Ai-
bert c. West ct ux. to Benjamin Kidd,
lot lis. square 3C2; $40.
CLEVELAND PARk-Harry A. Kite ct
ux. 10 Jesse H. Hedges and May F.
Hedges. lot 20. square 2os2: $40.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE between 18th
and 10Th streets-Nina A. Woodward
to Zoe N. Norris. part lot G. square
211: $40
KALORAMA HEIGHTS-James NJ. Baker
ct TX to. Porter ]. McCumber and
Jennie NJ McCumber. lot 30, block 8;
THTRTEENTH STREET between NJ and
" streets-Zoe n. Norris to Nina A.
Woodward. lot E. square 9S1; SO
INGLESIDE-JameS Martin ct -ux- te
Albert c. West lot ~. block 10; $40
SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLANDS
Holmes Central Realty Corporation to
Ivan Bowen. lots % and q, square
west Of 2s2,: $40.
INGLESIDE-M iddaugh & Shannon to
Anna X. and Agnes v. Han, ock. lot
II, block 4: SO
BLOOMINGDALE-W F.. Leese Ell
al. to Mary E. Allburger. lot 81. block
WISCONSIN, AVENUE PARK-capital
Realty Company to Minnie E. Seeds
lot 20. square 1873; $40. Same to Ed
ward P. Seeds. lot ~. square 17:sS: $40
G STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 10Th streets-Norton NJ. Little
trustee. to Charles Selden. jr.. lot
and part OF lot 3. square vest Of 1892
FIRST ADDITION TO MANOR PARK
William s. Minnix ct ux. to Nor.
ton NJ. Little. trustee, lots Is and B,
square .2S3; so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
CoNRADICTs MISS BRIDGES.
Mona Rees on Stand in Absolute
Life" Case.

,.,ICAGO, June 2S.-Mona Rees. called
by the court, took the witness stand in
the trial of Evelyn Arthur See today.
She was clad in black. with touch OF
white and red and was composed. She
gave her age as twenty-one years. Her
memory, like that of Mildred Bridges.
proved defective. the answer Il dont
remember" being frequently returned on
direct examination.
Witness contradicted Mildred Bridges
when she stated that she. the witness.
did not know how ito use the typewriter
when she came to Chicago. She knew of
Absolute Life" before coming to this
city through reading Sees journal and
through letters from her mother. she said.
She added that she learned to use the
machine in tipping the manuscript OF
.'Absolue Life
Attorney Burnham sought to show that
the manuscript was in the handwriting
of See but Miss Rees replies were in
definite.
did any one else live in the Racine
avenue apartment wien you and See first
moved there?' inquired the prosecutor.
NO. ! occupied the front bedroom
alone she declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
INVITED TO SPEAK.
Taft and Roosevelt Asked to Ad-
dress Conservation Congress.

Former President Roosevelt ana Presi-
dent Taft have under consideration invi-
tations to speak at the next National
Conservation Congress, 10 be held in Kan
sas City September ~. % and -. Tho mas
r. Shipp. executive secretary of the con-
gress. returned yesterday from Oyster
Bay. where he urged Col. Roosevelt to
address the congress. President Taft had
been invited previously.
According tc Mr.. Shipp, the congress
hopes to bring together at this years
meeting the greatest gathering of farm
ers the country has ever known. Kansas
City was selected as the convention city
because Of it's location in the heart CT the
farming country.
Forestry, public lands, minerals. water
ways, public health, soil fertility and
other phases of the conservation question
will be discussed at the meeting.
Headquarters of the congress. under the
direction of Secretary Shipp. will be
moved from here tc Kansas City within
the next two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2f-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline OF 2a6
points on near months, which were in
f1uenced by scattering liquidation follow
ing Saturdays rumors OF private set
Element in July. while the new crop was
from 1 to 1 points higher on covering and
reports of clear, warm weather in the
western belt over Sunday. Cables were
fully as low as due. The weakness of the
near positions tended to unsettle the gen
eral list and after the publication of the
western belt forecast, indicating unset
tied weather for the western belt, with
showers in Arkansas and Oklahoma, the
market turned easier and prices during
the middle of the morning were about I
to II points net lower. with July selling
at l4.51, or into new low ground for the
movement.
Trade buying checked the decline
around 1903 for the new crop months.
but the south was rather a heavy seller
here. and only slight rallies occurred dur
ing the late forenoon, with prices at mid
day showing met loss of 5a15 points.
Spot, quiet: middling uplands, 1900.
nominal.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
o,1OO bales. against S96 last week and
2 7O3 last year For the week. 5000 bales.
against 1866 last week and 25.343 last
year Today's receipts at New Orleans.
175, against 360 last year. and at Hous-
ton. bales. against .392 last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26

Quotations given below are for large
lots Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. l6al6!1:
West virginia and southwest Virginia.
IG: Tennessee, H.
BUTTER = Creamery. fancy. 24ha25:
western frsts. 23l1a2f; seconds. 22tEa23
CHEESE-New York state factory. new.
large, 13al4.
POULTRY-Chickens. small per ID. 2aa
"a; large, %; hens per H., Is: ROSTERS.
per H.. sac: turkeys. per To-. l3alo.
DRESSED PoI1LTRY-Hens. choice.
per H.. 15i2al6; chickens. 25a26. ROSTERS.
per ID, 10
VEGETABLEs-Po Potatoes. new. Mo- 1.
per Dbl. 5.o0a5.Jo: No. 2. per bbl.. 2:ooa
$50: Odd. NO. l. per bu.. l.Oai.a ~: per BIOL,
Dbl. 2ooa3-0o: cucumbers. per bas-
ket l25a2.25; onions. Texas. per
crate. 1.9eaa.25: cabbage. per crate. l.ioa
80: kale, per bbl.. Loo; egspiant, crate.
lings. per carrier. l.oo; string beans, per
bbl.. 4O0a4.2o: beets, per bunch. 3a5:
spinach. per Dbl. l.25al.5O: peppers. per
crate, LOO a 1.ao: green peas, per
crate, 1.5oa2 -: rhubarb. llaa2 per bunch:
green corn, per crate, 1.2aa2.m
GREEN FRUITS-i-pples. per Dbl. $50
as 80: oranges California, per box, 2 3Sa
$40; Florida. 400a4.50; lemons. per box.
5.OOaG.JO: grape fru.., per box, 4UOa5Op:
to Is; cantaloupes. per crate. 1.OOa3.25:
peaches. per crate. 3.Oa3:D; raspberries.
red, per Of. Ii: black. per qt.. l2hal5.
cherries, per crate 2.Ola:'.O.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, western. No.
1, 2f00ao5.O0: No. ,, 2.U9a2S50: mixed
hay, 1S.Ula22.o0: straw, rye, bundle. 900:
machine thrash. 7.OOa1 80: straw. wheat.
per ton. $50: sti aU. oat per ton. 1-OOaSOV.
LIVE STOCK = Sheep. per lb.. Sa3h:
lambs. spring. per H.. Cash. calves.
choice, per H.. s: medium. per h.. N
GRAIN = Wheat, new. per bu.. S5a9S:
corn. shelled, OLD. per bu., 0Oa6S: new ear.
Der bbl., 3.25: oats. western white. No. 2.
per bu., f4a47; oats. mixed. per bu., 43a
46: bran, per ton. 200: middling. per ton.
$500.
WOOL AND HIDES = Wool. washed.
free of burrs per h.. 2aa.6: wool un-
washed, per h.. 21a22; hides. green. per
ID. 10: hides, dry. per h.. 1aal6: sailed
hides. h., 10; calfskin. green. each. Lisa
SEEDS-Red clover. per bu.. 0.J0aioOO:
alsike clover. per bu.. o.23alO.OO: white
clover. per bu.. i5.ooals.oo: crimson
clover. 7.35as.Oo: timothy. per bu.. 5.:tpa
coo. blue grass. per bu. 3.O0a3O: or
chard grass. pc: 5u.. 20oa2.J0: redtop
grass, per h.. 12lsai.: alfalfa. per bu..
i0.O0a13.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Business at today's meeting Of the
Washington Stock Exchange was al
most entirely confined to the issues in
the public utilities list but even so. the
volume of trading was not large. In the
bond list were only two transactions and
both were in Capital Traction SIS. one
81 500 bond and another 500 bond sell
ing at 1121a.
On regular call" fifty-fve shares of
Washington Gas sold at IS. while after
call" there was a slight recession. twenty
five shares of the same issue going at
SIS.
Some little demand was In evidence
for Virginia Railway COM
mon. and a total of 100 shares changed
hands in three transactions. the price
remaining firmly at ~.
The other sales in the business of the
day included twenty shares of District
National Bank at 1898 one share OF
Capital Traction at 18TH and eight shares
Of Mergenthaler. which Is now sold lex
dividend at 223A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
STOCK BROKERS ASSIGN.
Son-in-Law of John Wanamakel
Member of Firm.

PHILADELPHIA. June o5.-Norman
Macleod & Co. of this city, stock brok-
ers, today made an assignment. The firm
is well known. but is said to have done
little business lately.
Mr.. Macleod is a son-in-law of John
Wanamaker The Arm made this an
ncuncement:
Norman Macleod & CO. are compelled
to announce that due to numerous With
drawals by their customers, thereby re-
ducing their firm capital and also unfav-
orable market conditions resulting in
losses, they have been compelled to as
sumo they are no longer able to con-
tinue their business. They are advised
that the interests of all concerned can
be protected by them voluntarily going
into bankruptcy, and they are today filing
petition in the bankruptcy court ask
ing that they be SO adjudged."
The attorney for the firm said that a
schedule Of assets and liabilities will be
issued late this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-26
MARTIN LUTHER LETTER
PRESENTED TO KAISER
In Return ]. Pierpont Morgan
Gets Grand Cross of
Red Eagle.

KEEL, Germany. June 26.-J. Pierpont
Morgan today presented Emperor Will
liam with the autograph letter written
and for which the American recently
raid s25.5oo. His majesty was imme nse'y
pleased and forthwith conferred the
Grand Cross of the Order of the Red
Eagle on Mr.. Morgan.
The letter. which is in Latin. is of great
historical Importance. 1t was written in
1871, during the reformer's return jour-
ney from the Diet of Worms. and de-
scribed the proceedings and defended his
attitude.
Never Reached Emperor.
The letter never reached the emperor.
as its contents were such that no one
dared deliver it. \ Florence dealer rep
resenting Mr.. Morgan obtained the epis-
tie at al autograph sale at Leipsic. Sax
ony. May ; last AS soon as it became
known that the historic document was
to go to America the annoyance of the
German public was expressed in many
newspaper editorials.
Mr. Morgan came here last night and
was guest at an informal luncheon
given by Emperor William to Rear Ad-
miral Badger and the commanders of the
visiting American fleet aboard the impe.-
ial yacht Hohenzollern. Ambassador
Hill was also a guest and others present
were Chancellor Won Bethmann Hollweg
and the German admirals here.
Portrait for Battleship.
His majesty had a prolonged contro-
versy with Admiral Badger. to whom
he presented ain autograph portrait of
himself and promised another for the
wardroom of the flagship Louisiana as
souvenir of Yesterdays luncheon. on
which occasion the emperor and Presi-
dent Taft exchanged cordial kilograms
The American battleships began coal
ing today.
The American sailors went ashore this
afternoon and competed with the Ger
mans in athletic games