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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
@eididJte elmer bcrlOremen 5abne.

@s lift befannt. baB i'm ariege
187O-7t Die beioen preuBii1en
Hegimenter Is unD 81 cine Sabne
eingebiiBt babe1. ueber oen Ser
luit Der SABINE Der 61., Ger au9 poe
tii6 pielfo6 perberrli6t poroen it,
bot ii6 Elm Sogenfran5 gebiloet, oei
BON Dem pirfli6en Sergmg mebr-
fa9 abipei6t. Sn Ser ioeben eridie.
nenen guten @ei6idte bes Snfante,
rie-Negiments BON Der Warpis g.
8ommeri6en) Nr. 81, Die Der
9auptmann &onltaltin gebria1 Der,
faBt bat (9erlin, 6. g. Wtttler &
Sobn), lit nun Der 8erlauf aften-
mdBig oargeiteut uno na6getpieicn,
melde Sdidiale bas perlorene go.
nier gebabt bat. Gs muroe feinent
Gerteioiger entriiien, ionoern bon Ell
mem Sranftireur 8ictor Gurtat utrs
ter einem 2ei6enbaufen gefunoelt
uno ipater BON Hiccotti @oribaloi
leinem @ater iibergeben. Die Sob.
ne gelangte oann an BEN Nationa-
len 8erteioigungs : 4usihuB III
goroeanr, blieb bis 1887 I'M Wini-
iterium oes Snnenl nno muroe oo-
rauf pom &riegsninilterium iiber-
nommen nno 1885 in oas Mrtiae~
riemaieum eitlgereibt, a6er ols
Sel08einen ans Ser t3eit 0es erIten
&aiierreihs be5eidnet. 1898 eillg
burdy Gle 9Idtter sic Nadridt, Die
Sabne iei I'M Snpolioenbom aufge.
bangt, iod)flnoige geiu6er erfldt=
ten ieood, Ger 5abnenitoff iei gang
nelt uno es muroen lebbafte 3mei-
feI an Der @6tbeit Der Sropbde
laut, oa Die nerlorene in peri6ieoe-
nen Sdlodten uno @efedten BON
feinOliden 8eihoiien ~getroffen nor
ben mar. Sect lit erpieien, boB oie
Sabine i'm Snpalioenoom cine Nad-
abmung mar. Die e6te befinoet
ii6 i'm Saal 9ugeauo oes Mrmee,
Muieums IN Garis, mdbreno ole
gefdliAte ieit 1908 peri6nunoen
iii. Gin Dem Souptmann @ebrian
anideineno ni6t 8ugangli6 gemeIe-
nes Sud- oes General gtior ORD
pcour ct S~ropbees" @aris, 9ela-
erapc) entDalt cine 4bbiloung uno
geIdreibnng, bie musoriidli6 be-
tont, Die SABINE lei bon Dem Srauf-
tireur gurtot unter 2eiden oufge-
funoet lporoen. ltebrigens iteat Die
&eginlentsgejdidte feit, oab Die lei
ner5eit bon Ben llltramontanen be
bauptete 3ltiarnlneniesung oes 9e-
9iments ans Holen fuli6 tit; IS
ltanoen so 9ro5ent 3euti6e 90
Bro8ent 8oleu gegeniiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
L.ckaIes.
s~tipeuoien ber SermanmstDbme.


Oil gtipenoiell mel6e ser Or
ben ser Sermannsiobne fir ote oeut-
id,en Stu6enten Der llniperlitat
uno Der Normolfdule ausgeiest bat,
muroen oies Mal in foleenoer
@eiie perteilt;
uniberfit1t: @n1. 9. 8ron,
benberger, Maion, Woion County,
$4,000; @. Irendmanl1, Muittli.
9robis gountp, $4,000; 6. 81. Sci.
lersberger, Sort Wortb, Sarroiti
gountp, $500; SRI. Gertrude
2eonaros, Meu=8raunfels, gon1al
gountn, $1,000; 6. 81. aonig. Sreo-
ridsburs, Gillespie Gountp, $500;
g. .. Shuooemoper, Sabinol..
ubaloe gountp, $1,000; SRI. Soban=
no @unge,- @uitin, Srapis gountn
$1,000.
NormaIi1uIe n 9unts,
rifle. @. s. 9omcper, galoipell,
Wurleion County, $4,000, g.. 90.
Jieoler, Srieoridsbura Gillespie
County, $1,000; @ottIieb SieoIer.
Jrieoridaburg, Gillespie Gountp,
$500; SRI. Mnna gedlnolin, Sill
ouftrp, MnItin County, $4,000, 8.
S. 2aas, groofibire. @aler Count
tp, $500; SRI. Minnie aIoB, MiG.
Beim, auitin Gountp, $1,000.
NormaIfdu1e in g a
Mareos: SRI. Martba 8artaf,
@eorgetomn, @iaiamion Gountn,
$4,000; SRI. 0orotbea Starf, gorf.
totpn, De @itt County, $4,000
g. s. 2ebmberg, gaiteG, 2lano
COUNTY, $500; 81. 9. griei6,
gradett, gomal .gountp, $4,000;
SRI. Notbalie 9offmatln, Gf CAMPO,
Wbarton County, $500; Sri.
2ouiie Griesfe, Mouno Sop, Sopet-
te County, $1,000; SRI. @gnes
Gtriebef, SIorespiae, @ilion Conn.
tp, $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
Gin amiiiautes @eiiea6entener.

Gin amiiiuntes Mbenteuer true iid
fIr5lih auf Dem 8abnbof in 2lt5ersl
gu. Gin Serr eilt ben 8erron e,lt-
lang uno iudt na6 einem leren Blns
in benz itarf beieBten 3uge. Die
3ugfiibrer uno 8abnbeamten iino in
4nIpruh eenommen uno fonlteit iid)
niht Inn ieoen ein5elnen &eiienoen
fiimmern. gnolih finoet Ser Serr
einen 8las l1eben einem oifen Serr.1
Do6 nein cine @eiletaide itebt
oarauf. u0ieier 8las lit beiest, "
iaete Der eide. ySier fist mein
5reun0, er tit einen Mugenblid fort.
segangen uno fommt iofort pieber."
Nm Den @eiidtern ser Meiienoelt
merit Der Suder, DOB Die @eididte
iid gang anb.rs .perbdIt. SD rper-
oe bier iteben bleiben uno marteu,
big SIR Sreuno fommt. Damn rper.
De id oert 9las. rdumeil iino ser
S6affner mib mir einen Sisplas
anmeiien, iobalo Der 3us iif in De.
pegung geiett bot" 9as SignaI
5ur abfobrt ertont. .SSbr Sreultb
miBte fib ettuas beeilen," iagt Der
5uher unb nimmt Die 9aihe boz,
Dem Blase, Inn iib barouf gu ieselt.
Der 3ug iest iid in geneeitng.
vM6, mein Sreino bat ben Bug Der.
paBt," iaet Ser 0ide, Dem oag Ga.
6eln ser al1oeren unbebasli6 tpuroe.
uDas tut mir Ieio," nimtmt Der erlte
mieoer oas @ort. Mber feline Goihe
ioa er penigitens niht einbiiBen."
Sagt's uno nimmt init idneGem
8riff Die ihwor5e 2e0ertoihe uno
ldlel6ert iie ourd) oas Seniter Deg
abfabrenben 3uges auf oen 9erron.
gntiest ipringt Ser Side out er
fam ober nidts mnoeres mebr turL
dig Der 9aide = ieiner Sai6e =
betriibt nadihauen Ser Gu,
der batte Die 2ade ieoenfaIls oltf lei.
uer Seitp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20

aus" Sbm 9egeniiber iiseno, be-
gam lie i'm gu bebienen. Sc pat
10 trauli6, 10 beimlid mie JOINT
llnt lie, benno6 botte ieoer oas Csc.
fiibl, ols louere nod etmos llnbe-
fanntes, SdmiiGes I'M 6inter-
grtl1o.
uSrdulein BON Ofoii6od ie6It
bent au6!" iaote gaeap, uno intnler
mar oas 2a6eln noh ni6t bon IL
rem @eiidt gepi6en.
ul1m @ottes nillen, malen Sic
BEN Seufel ni6t an bie @ono! Die
Ie alte Sltngfer lit idauoerbaft. Snls
nter ouf Ser Sludt NIT ibrer Su-
geno. : Nein BOP iie unS beutt
fern bleibt, lit Dos eirt5i9e, fponrit
iie iid meinen beionoeren 9ol1f Der
otent. S6 modte mid beut eimnol
10 rebt periuobnen loIien! = Son
Sbnen, @nabieite."
SD babe feline beionbere 8orns
oofiir. l1ebrigens nte bart iito
bod Die Moinner III ibrem l1rteil
iiber oie Srolten!4
r@lollben Sic oos ia niAr.
Srallen inter iid iino piel idltm-
lner. Seoenfalls piel griinoli6er,
tue1n es iid) oarlum bonbelt, ether
a1oeren boien 2euntunb gu ntoden. :
aSalide 8ormitrfe treffe1 mic.
mulsl"
30 bod," bebauptste er. o@nn.
oe1r, Die uns oas sdidiol reiBt, Der,
llorben mol, aber taeli6e. fleinlide,
pereiftete Naoelitide 81 ertrageu,
nerbittett allmdblib Sen aarafter,"
Sic idittelte energii6 Ben &opf
Stein! geinl Sobalo man OK
ri6t iiber ii6 itellt, oie fib ammo
Ben gu rid)teu."
ST iab iie an. .Sie iino lebr
Iel6itberriid, @ltaoiefte. Sd mltf
| gelteben, i6 BIN es ri6t."
Ste ribrte geoonfenpoa in ibren1
See. 9ie Sole aus Dem strauB
Die iie an lire 8ruit geitedt, glitter,
te etuos, 10 tief atmete lie.
(Sortieblna foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20

aus Hom mirb gemeloet, oaB
Der @eiunobeits5uitono oes 8opiteS
iiG before uno baB Der alte Serr
bolo pouig mieoer bergeItelt iein
meroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
500 BeIpnnnna. S1o0.

9te Seier Drefer 5ettung perpeu it'd
freuen. gu erfabren, bab es neniglteus
cine 9eflr9tete &ranfbeit giebt, fpelche
pie 8ihenfdaft in al ibren Stufen su
beilen imitanoe 1T; Saa' &atarrbz@ur
1T bic ein5ige iebt Der drstli6en 8rioe1>
ldaft befannte poiitibe Sur. &atarrb err
forbert als cine 8onititutionsfransGe::t
cine fonititutioneIe 8ebanblung. 5au's
aatarrb~9ur miro innerlid 9enor1ruen
unb tuirft brett auf bas Slut unb sic
l6leimigen Sberfldden beg 6ptems boz
oMrh Die @runolo9e Der &railfbeit 5erz
ltorenb nno benz Yatietlten &raft eebeuo,
inbem tie Die &onftitution bes &6rpers
alfboltt uno Der Matur at ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic gi9entiirner boben 10 bel Ser
trauen 5u ibren 5%eilfrdften, baR iie 10o
Dollars g~elobnune fir ieben SaG I'M
6ieten. ben lie 5u furieren berfeblen. 2aBt
@uG cine 9ifte bon 3eugniiien fomnren.
Wan abrefiere:
s. S. gbeneb& Co.. golebo. . !.
8erfauft BON alien Npotbefen, Toe.
6na's Garnilienz9iaen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
Ser alempaermeiitcr.

SSrt scr GeiDe Ser erlalldten, Cd.
len llllD gee1rten 0erreu Ser @riten
preuBildel &am1ler lit iebt, tpis
idon 9eneloet, Der erlte pirfli6e
6onomerfer aufgenommen, Ser bar.
lloueride alempnermeilter @orrp
9late. Sreili6 fein 9urdidnitts
getperbler. Sn ieinen @anoeriabreu
bat er. Elm groBes Stiid europa felt.
nen gelernt, 1trto ct peritebt ii6 midi
BIOS in ieinent eeliebten bonnopcre
i6en 0e1tih beritonolid) 5l1 MAIDEN.
ionoern olth Die @riiBe internatio,
t1aler &ongreIie IN fron5oiiider
Sprodle 5u iibern1itteln. gr lit oub
ltibt Bios Meiiter utlb Sbermeiiter
leit1er So6innung, ni6t Bios 8or.
iitenoer bes @ollnoberiden SSii
nltngsperbanoes, er biloet ofs @or.
iibenber ibrer bonnoberiden 3en.
tralltelle Die Spibe Der @anolperfs.
TANNER : Organization ni6t rur
FrellBens, ionoern gang 9elltidy-
lambs. Seine gerufung in Dos Ser
renbaus ipddIt iornit iiber ben Gab,
MEN elmer Gbru1g ieiner liebenslpiir,
oigen, permittelnoen unb ltngemei1
rlbrigen Herionli6feit binaus, tie
beoeutet = unb ion es mol old BE.
oe1lten = cine 4%nerfennung Ser
treibenoen &rafte I'M belttihen boro.
arbeitenoen @eperbe ipelde es Der
liarrben baben, IN 5aber @rbeit Ben
mooerler @onoiperf BORT cine Ergo
niiation 5lt g%emabrerL meld)e i'm
oud i'm 3ei6en oes 8erfebrs unb Der
@rbeitsteilung ieineil 8lob, gleidjbe.
redtigt NIT BEN iibrieen groBer
|3meigen oeutider 8olfsmirti6oft, in
Der @eltenomadung ieiner Sonoer'
intereiien in Ser Seffentlibfeit mrs
in ser @eieesebling e~emabrIeiitet ull>
er5lpingt. SIN &eidstog uno III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iino gertrete,
oes @ortomerfs aus oen eige1len %ei
ben mir oiinn geiat, 10 beoeutet bel
gin5ua zines Sanomerfers in Dos
S%errenbaus nidt menie. llno oi(
&ommiiiions @rbeiten peroen ibn
iiherlih reidli6 @eleeenbeit aeben
leine grobe Sadfunbe gum 8eitel
leines Sa6es aus5ubretten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
@eneroIfoniul Mi[her

VtlteIulluHlul NStlDer III
Sbangbai bat einen ausfiibrlid)ell
9eridt iiber Die BeIt : Situation III
Der Wanoihnrei an Die @ote 4rell;,
8eieuifaft in @aibington gefobeIt.
0anaf boben Die Sapaner Ser Selt.
DIE in Mufoen nit 8iemlid glitenl
grfolge ginbalt geboten; Iie fputei
aber III oaen iibrigen Seilen Ser
Wanoi6urei nod NIT unberminoer.
ter Starfe fort. Sic breitet iid no.
mentlih in Der Brobin5 Shantuli9
beoenflid aus. Die Sterberote if
runo bunoert Hro5ent. @er bon ser
Seude befaGen miro, lit Dem Sooe
p~erfallen, neil iie Die Sunge ongreiit.
Ser 500 tritt in Der &eeel idon nod
lpenigen Stlin6en elm. Sn Ser 8ro.
pin5 Shantung aGein iino 5polf eli.
ropdiihe uno amerifaniide @erate
oobingerofft moroen. Sn Sarbin
iterben tdglid $50 Menlden an Ser
@eiilenpeit. Der itarf ~gefrorene go.
Den madt 8eerbigungen duBerit
ihmterig. Sn nno UNI Sarbin iino
1000 Sarge nit 9eihen aufgeita.
pelt. Dos 8olf bat enolid) feline gu.
itimn1ung BUR 8erbrennung Der Sci.
den gegeben nno es iino ieet 1000
2eid)en nerbrannt moroen. - Der
omerifonii6e 8oniul 3oger g.
Greene in Sarbin meloet, ooB IN
5utidin Sien, elmer @oritoot Sar.
bins, 1903 Meniden on genIenpeit
geltorben iino. Die @eianmt8ob.
Der Spfer in Sarbin Biz gum I. Sc.
bruor pirb ouf t7,433 perionen &c.
idast.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
@irS eim Offer bon Sicbeu.

9. IS. Bombs bon Goal gitg.
Sfla., beihwort fid, oaB 5pei 9iebe
linn Die @eiunobeit fir 5mei Sabre
itablen: Gin 2eber- uno Elm Nieren.
leioen. Or. Sings Nelie 2ebens
8iaen furierten i'm. 25 Gents bel
alien 9rl1gaiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-20
u Ter i.

SutttItuY upCllU uUU SullliluS
naht baben mir enoli1 Den lang
eriebnten @egen gebabt: Ser Ge-
gen 6auerte nit nnterbredungen
big morgens gegen bier llbr. Mm
Stdrfiten NOR er 5uiiden elf u1o
5D0If ubr. Nah Dem Geeen fIdrte
es fih anf uno mrroe es falt.
Der 5onntag mar iebr idDn. Ser
@egen tit BON ungebeurem @ert ge-
tueien. CT bat Dos 2ano CUR 9e-
arbeitung talglih eenadt, ober
mir fonnen bier nm San Mntonio
berum nod biel &egen : gebrail-
den, iuenn mir oies Sabr cine BEL
lere grnte MAIDEN ipollen, als m1b-
reno Der letter amei Sabre. Ger
&egen bat iid iiber ben gnn5en
Staat msgeoebnt. ueberaa bar
es gut geregnet, bon einem bis orei
3on. SIN Noroen bes Staates bar
es aud eeidneit.
MaDor GauagBan bat Ser itG6-
tiihen Snnit1tsbeboroe einen 8riei
geidyrieben, in Dem er ieine Mei.
t,ii1e onbin ausipridt, oaB Der
@dulrat iiber ben Smpf5ipang 5u
beifimmen babe uno nidt Die Sani
t~dtsbeboroe. Die Hegulierung Sec
.Shulen lei nolitdnoig 5ode beg
Sdmlrats. es lit iebr gu be-
bnuer,i, oaB MaDor gaaagbon sic.
ie SteILing einnimtut, feline @nffaS-
lung lit offenbor foli6. Ser Smpt-
5tuung bat nit Der Megulieruna Ser
Sdulen gar nifts 5n tun. CT lit Ell
ne ianit1re MasregeI, melfe oie ge-
famnte 8iirgerihnft geeen 4ranf-
belt beihiieen ion uno Die geitim-
niiing iber ioIdje Mosregeln nlilb
ein5ig uno aQein Ser Sanitdtsbebor-
be 3ufteben. MuBeroem miro bieie
MngeIegenbeit our9 cine itdotilhe
Dr6inms geregeIt uno audi ser
Sdntlrat muB iid 6erleIben figen.
9as 9omite, 6as Wapor gal-
Fagban ernannt bat, Inn 8erGnoe-
rangen oes CHARTERS bor5ubpreiten
bat Samitag cine Sisur1g absebol=
ten. u. %. @ouiton murbe sum
8oriiteHoen, So. 50. 2ipscom6 gum
8ice-D oriisenoen uno CLAUDE g.
Birfbeno gum Sefretar ertpablt.
Gin aus ben @erren &. @. Gobbs,
Garlos See, Jre6. 50. Goof, $. 6.
4iloebranot uno Geo. 81. Stumbera
deficiencies Subfomite uuroe en-
nonnt, meIdes cine 8ia nit ben
8er1noerungen enttperfen ion. Mm
Donnerftag nafmittag INN 4 llbr
fou tuieoer cine offcntlide Sisuns
I'M Staotratsiaale o~bgebalten tper-
ben.
@ie aug Muitin gemeIoet
uiro, ioa oas County Commando
tuie6er aus benz otpolften &ongreb-
Dtitritt, gu benz nod Der nelen Gin
teIuugsbin aud Berar gountp ee
bort, entfernt meroen. 9aourA
tDiiroe Dem uebelltanb a~bgebolfen
bob Der 4ongreb @epr1ientant
Galloway IN unierm Giitrift sn
tDcbnen fame, aIio als @egller
Slnpoen's auftreten miiBte, tueiia
er nid)t- auf feinen &ongreB-
}is per5idten moate. gs FOL-
len aub ionit nod Menoerun-
gel, an Der Bill porgenommen net
ben.
Dns Observation-Disclosures ser
2egislotir bat cine Bill angencm-
men, bic uniern gountpfommiiiaren
0ns Nedf giebt, elm yMoao.Tor"
BON 5ebn Gents aus5uidreiben.
SIN MIter BON go Sabren itar5
Trnu Waria @ugger I'M Salt-
ie ibrer 8odter, 5rau 8iIbeIm
Braun, am 6elotes. Die 8erftor.
bette itomntfe aug Der Shmei5; lie
Tam Dor SO Sabren nod 9eras urb
wobnte feit einem balben Ssyabrbun-
bert IN 1eror gountp. 9rei god-
tel, 0raii @m. Braun, Srou 81
8oerner uno Grau Sobn app, uno
Elm Sobn, Mrnolo .@ueaer, ii6erle-
e.. r.. Il. m<lk. .t ~. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
Government Ronds.
BUYING IS MORE ACTIVE
Dun's Sees an, Improvement in Trade
y Conditions, Due to Demand /. X
3 >E8 for Goods. ~ lNs5f ~.

New York, Nov 10.--R c. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of trade tomor.
row will say:
Records of both bank cleaffngs
and railroad earnings reflected the
recent conservative expansion in
trade activity to more spirited buy
ing to replenish stocks that depleted
the credit through long .hesitancy
There is Improvement in the imam
cial situation at home while foreign
conditions have been materially
helped by the agreement in the Mo-
rocco dispute, though the Tripoli
and Chinese complications still re-
main.
Statistics of pig iron production
and steel orders during October tes-
tify to the more satisfactory condi-
tions in the iron trade.
Orders for rails for 1912 delivery
which have been long deferred are
now fast appearing, recent contracts
increasing to 100000 tons.
Pittsburgh reports some increase in
contracts for 1912 delivery but cur
rent business IS still quiet.
Small lots of billets and shot Mrs
are changing hands on the faces 81
$40 for open and s2c for Bcsserncr,
steel bars are weak. Wire goods
are being cuff, wire nails being quot
ed AT $1.55 and plain wire $1.35.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11


The late Edwin A. Abbey had no
sympathy with those American mil
lionaires who pay 100000 or $500, 900
for doubtful Rembrandt or an i'm
puted Fragonard, while painters OF
genius in their own towns are starv-
ing for lack Of orders.
MIR. Abbey, at dinner at his Lon
don residence In Tite street, said last
year, apropos of the purchase by a
New Yorker OF doubtful Titan at
an inflated price;
"This type Of man knows nothing
about art. A man of this type, when
Whistler was not yet famous, wanted
his wife's portrait done.
GLOW much will you charge me,
Mr.. whistler he said, for lifesize
picture of the madam
"'My price, said Whistler. viii be
$4,000
"The millionaire took up hts hat and
stick.
"why,' he snorted, turning to go
you expect to be paid for your WORK
as il you had been dead 400 or 5O(
years!'" ,.o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
STOCKS FALL AND RISE
Market Uncertain, But Railroads,
Especially Western Group,
Strong. \ HI

New York, Nov. Fluctuations
sof stocks were uncertain, but the
market again exhibited decided
strength. Prices rose and fell with
IN comparatively narrow limits UNI
til late In the day when buying
expanded rapidly. Prices shot up
wards and at the close extensive
gains were well distributed through
the list Of more active stocks. In
some eases they ran up to points.
The railroad stocks, especially
those Of the western group, were the
leaders OF the market. Trading was
stimulated by the actions of the new
Commerce Court in staying the de-
cree Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for reduction of Inter
Mountain freight rates.
The industrials took little part in
the early advance.
United States Steel pursued ali
irregular course. A small cash loss
by the banks for the week was in
dictated by known movements Of
money, there having been a gain
from Interior and a loss on sub
sidiary, operations. w sAai 1
Recommendations Of better bust
ness conditions were siren gtheupd
by the firmness for the weeks bank
clearings throughout the country,
which made the most formidable
showing for considerable period,
The increase over the correspond
ing period last year amounts to
nearly 9 per cent.
Bonds were irregular, total sales
par value, $4,076,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
WHEAT CLOSE IS STRONG
Export Clearance Rallies the Market
After Prices Had Suffered @@
Break.

Chicago, Nov 0.-EXport clear
ance, today almost equal to 1,000,-
600 bushels, rallied the wheat mar
ket after prices had suffered a break
of 1s to / * cents. The close was
strong and compared with last night
varied from X cent off to II cent
advance Corn finished unchanged
to a shade lower; oats UP Is cent to
and Is cont
Iii connection with a generous
of wheat export today, at
tention was givch' to the fact that
the total ,,c1hafa1te from the United
states and Canada since July I az
grfgaitas tYssptys Thousand bus bushels
more thaR fogatcthe atfoErespondins
time a year agossN y4 as
sThe bulls also were encouraged
by liberal -four sales at Minneapolis.
A blizzard which sent the mer-
curry to % below zero at some points
northwest counted against the
bears. Primary receipts were. on a
huge scale.
Between the opening and the close
December fluctuated from 92M
cents to 94A cents, will. last sales
'94 u cents, just \ cent under last
flelId aafg;roW ia eua eit g
Corn which at first. was der
pressed rebounded with wheat ana
because eastern demand had had Inn
proved, December ranged from SPA
and u cent to 63H cent, closing the
same last night 63A cents.
Cash grades were steady for old,
lower for new. No. 2 yellow was
quoted at 1914 cents.
Oats showed the best activity and
strength in a long time. High and
low for December proved to be AZ "
and 46h and * cents with the close
Y and 9s cents up at 47% cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
FIGHTS ARE THEIR H0oDoos
Postal Clerks Say Stamps of That
Denomination Cause Them
Much Financial Loss.

When a meek little man stepped
up to the stamp window in branch
office and asked for an eight cent
stamp he caused as much consterna-
ton as II he had demanded your
money or your life
All the clerks came to the window
to take look at him They muttered
to one another and made strange and
fantastic signs, crossed their fingers.
knocked on wood and did various 9th
Ter things that are supposed to drive
away evil spirits.
n Were Just out of eight cent
stamps" clerk finally stammered.
Got lots of two and ones
well, gimme five and a three"
said the meek little man, upon receiv-
ing which he paid for them and de-
parted
"What's the matter with the
eights?" queried on inquisitive specta'
tor.
The stamp clerk was still too nerv.
GUS to answer, but one OF the others
said, with a smile:
Flights are hoodoos. None of the
small offices handle them II they can
help 1t. It's this way: They are just
wee shade different in color from
the ones and 1t is no infrequent thing
for stamp clerk in a hurry to hand
out a lot of Fights when ones are
asked and paid for. It always costs
him seven cents stamp when he
does It. The clerk here the other
day. during the rush hour, when the
Offices are closing was called upon for
dollars worth Of ones. He handed
out a hundred eights instead. Cost
him seven dollars. Then he got rid
or all the rest OF the Fights and now
he won't have anything to do with
Fights. Even says eaten instead Of
ate"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
= STOCKS, BONDS, CEREALS ).

Pittsburgh.
Moderate orders for cotton goods
are coming forward daily.
Lower prices are stimulating or
ders on print cloth and convertibles.
Printers have sold more goods than
they have predncsd in the past four
nbhifns and afe sunningf@ell on peH
Gales and miscellaneous staples,
Duck mills have good business
on hose and betting quality and more
trade is coming forward on the wide
cloth exports OF domestics ahead Of a
year ago.
Jobbers are doing moderate trade.
Business in foot wear is fairly
satisfactory and improvement is
noticed as the season advances.
Leather is less active, but there have
been heavy sales OF hides, with first
prices. s'a,s',, lf.e l,i' ~" III
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11
q eat ~
Taking a Stand

Il hope you won't misjudge me, Dick,
but have had to take stand In the
matter Mrs; Deighton said, regret
fully as; having measured cupful Of
-four and dropped it into the sitter, she
looked across the kitchen at her
brother.
DO you really mean, Kate, that you
are not going to invite the family to
celebrate mothers birthday In your
home as we have done for the last
six years; In fact, ever since she came
back from the east to live with your"
her brother asked.
Exactly" Mrs. Deighton measured
another spoonful Of -four, set it on the
table, seated herself on chair near
end faced her visitor. Il quite expect
ed thatyou'd be coming, Dick. to learn
my plans for mothers birthday, and
you're entitled to know them, for you.
at least have always been apprecia-
tive. You see, entertaining % chill
dren and grandchildren Of mothers
has meant lot of work and expense
for me, but | have felt that 1t was
worth while If only mother and the
family were pleased. But human ma
ture. especially woman nature. Graves
appreciation, and since I've heard of
certain disparagng remarks about my
method of entertaining, made by diff
ferent members Of the family, have
decided not to have the birthday meet
ing this year."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-11-11

the weight OF your hands until the
nerves tingle ASST the hands were
going to sleep If you can feel that
ting!ing sensation you have shown
the rover of relaxation of the hands.
Think different members of the body
heavy, until you can let go every
nerve as If the entire body were so
much jelly ready to melt on the bed.
This requires practice, but It pays
richly. To rest the eyes and make
them bright, willie lying down have
them bandaged; with soft black silk
handkerchief. This was advice re-
ceIyed from an eminent eye specialist
--Harper's Bazaar.