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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
Especial from United Press.)


London, March s-No question of
his proofs will be raised, so far as
Captain Roald AmundseA is con-
cerned, when he reaches civilizat tion,
according to a Hobart special to- the
London Daily Express. The captain
landed from the Fran at Hobart.
Tasmania, for a brief period, today.
but positively refused to make any
statement regarding his achievements.
He made it very plain, however, that
he will not wait to submit his proofs
that he actually discovered the Pole
but will send them to the various Geo.
graphical societies in the near future.
Anundsen the despatch adds, has
kept all of his ships people on the
fram SO that his story of the trip
to the bottom of the earth cannot
leak in advance Of his plans. He will
stay at Hobart until next week, after
which he will clear for Beunos Ayres.
thence around the Horn to San Fran
cisco. From there he plans a voy-
age through the northern passage to
the Atlantic
The fact that no word has been re-
ceived from Captain Scott is accepted
by the majority of the English news
papers, this afternoon as meaning
Amundsen annexed the coveted hon
ors. It is believed, however, that
Scott also reached the South Pole,
although there will be great anxiety
until he finally reports.
There seems to be q general accep-
tance from Englishmen that the Nor
wegian did exactly what he said. His
cablegram received here stated he
spent three days at the Pole. That
he did this to prevent any sugges-
tion of "Cookism'' is the belief here.
Observations taken on three days in
succession at high noon, 1t is said.
could not be faxed and there can
be no question raised such as was
raised for a time in connection even
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

school.
The Board of Education will meet
tonight to take final steps towards ac-
qufring the Lyon Terrace site. This
means that the new high school will
be built on the west side of Lyon
terrace, which extends at the crest of
Golden Hill, from Golden Hill street
to Congress street. The county court
house. is considerable distance to
the east and the intervening space is
considered adequate for ground and
building for the new Burroughs lib
rary. No definite proposition, it was
learned, has been made to the library
directors for the reason that they
were not at all certain of the out
come of their suit.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
RICH AT 19, BELVIN
Is VAGRANT AT 55
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.l
New York, March S-Fifty-fve years
old. Former Railroad President, grad
uate of the University of Virginia,
member of a score of fashiona BILE
clubs, good fellow. well met for many
years, Colonel William Wayne Bel.
vim, a noted figure along the Great
White Way. went to the city peniten>
tiary on Blackwells Island, today,
for 10 days.
His crime had been to hold up a de-
tective on Broadway, and ask him
for the price of a place to sleep. 1t
was thought the best of charity to
send him back to the Island again
until the weather got warmer
Belvin, at 19. inherited more than
300. 900 from his father, noted Vir-
yiuiau.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
WHICH KILLED
FATHER AND CRIPPLED SISTER,
THREATENS MANS DAUGHTER.

Especial from United Press.)
Passaic, March 8.-Because he
refused to permit his young
daughter, Dorothy, to be vac
cinated, Health Commissioner
George Mitchells, of this city,
was arrested, today, on complaint
of the board of education. He
said he will make a test case of
the matter.
my father died Of smallpox
after having been vaccinated,"
said the commissioner my sis
ter was made a cripple for life
: because she was forced to be
vaccinated and will move out
of the state before will submit
to my child being SO treated"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
Public Disapproval of
Utilities Decision
In Manchester Case
Especial from United Press.


Manchester, March 8-POpular dis
approval of the public utilities COM
missions decision against the city in
the ford-Manchester fare reduce
ton case took the form, today. Of
compliments to the Connecticut
company's political power. Fear Of
disfavor kept the city's counsel from
expressing other than mere disap-
pointment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
WOOD TRUST ENJOINED

New York, March S.-A perpetual
injunction was handed down. today,
by Judge Cox, of the United States
District Court, restraining the Stand
subsidiaries, from continuing a COM
bination in restraint of trade The
decree practically amounts to an or
der for a dissolution
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
COMMISSION
DENIES RATE
REDUCTION
Refuses to Reduce Fares
Between Hartford and
Manchester
MAIN POINT IN NEW PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSIONS
FIRST RATE CASE
FINING.

Petition denied for reduction
in fare to and from Hartford
and Manchester.
Eight per cent. not unreason-
able return of income on electric
street railway investments.
Not original cost or capitaliza-
ton but physical valuation Is
proper basis of estimating value
Of road.
Impossible to separate revenues
and cost of operation on sepa-
rate lines from whole Connecti-
cut Company's system.
Cities shs>,ld bear reasonable
burden for roads loss in rural
communities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

City Clerk Stephen F. Boucher was
at his office today nearly recovered
from his recent severe attack of the
gr1o-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
UNCLASSIFIED

WANTED.-At once, an experienced
architectural draughtsrnan. Ad-
dress Architect, this office.
s g b s.p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

IF YOU ATTEND ONCE, you will go
to the Excelsior's dance at Park
Theatre Hall every Saturday night
S s b y o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

FOR SALE.-New 6 room cottage,
Stratford, 500 down, $15 a month
Cottage, Care Farmer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
ATTENTION: ATTENTION.

This is to notify all members of
Bridgeport Lodge, No. so, I. A. of M.
that there will be a call meeting on
Friday evening. March Sth, at 119
Wall st. Business of Importance will
be transacted. Per order.
s7b.o EX-BoARD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

LOST.-Pocketbook on Barnum Ave.
car, or between Myrtle Ave. and
ATS State Finder return Ats State
ST. a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08
AT THE METROPOLITAN CAR

At THE METROPOLITAN CAR
BARNS, 317 E. 10th ST., between
1st & End Aves., 800 horses 800.
Weight from 900 60 1,4o0 h.; all in
first class condition; among them
are several matched pairs, some
little pavemIn sore, suitable farm
wor or any general business; prices
from $50 upwards; every horse and
mare will be sold with trial of Is
days; loo these over before buying
elsewhere. See Foreman, phone
1882 MURRAY Hill. 8 26 tt. %.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

HORSES. HORSES. Our old reliable
James Ferguson is in Waterloo,
Iowa, buying horses. Will be here
at Elwood's stable, John ST., with
a lot of horses fresh from the west
tern farms, suitable for all kinds
of business. Do not forget he sells
for cash or credit A Elwood &
Son, auctioneer. S5rso
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

TO RENT.-Five rooms, all improve.
ments. 224 Wheeler Ave.
S 8 b p o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

TO RENT third floor rooms, fur
llisEeA a>,ar5 floor room fur
nished, steam heat. The Schuyler,
$50 Fairfield Ave. s 4 dspo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

HORSES. James Ferguson has just
arrived at our barns with loads
of fine horses, the best you ever
saw. Cash or credit. A Elwood &
Son, Auctioneer, John St Come
look them over. az
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

TRY A BOX of Casca Laxlne tablets
for constipation. 2E cents.
H1so
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

GOOD SECOND HAND Natlonai Cash
Register for saie cheap. Address
P. q Pcx Is. City. S2sn-o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

FOR SALE OR LEASE.-Factory
with two floors 100x5O each. Ample
power Lot 200x167 with spur track.
Charles n. Choate, care of Bridge
port DeoX. B. & NJ. Co., No. 429
Iranistan Ave-, City. SSaS*o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-08

HARTMANN'S CAFE, 12s van street.
10 am. to II pm daily. Soup, roast
beef, lamb, veal, frankfurts, or fish
served free. All invited.
S4* If. O SIS
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ssluk>Nabrtbten.
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einsH WaGsrRano bon 9.3 5us.
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bb s.trtgsn fasss bter et1:
Sittssura. -. Der 1trE bat etuen
MaFerHans ssn 36 GUS unb idlt
$art.rsbura. w 81. D.r Sfv1 hat
.in.n 1aFerHans ssn Sc gus uns idat
gatlettsbur1. a, Der Stu' hat einsn
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gbarlestsn. gS. 81. Der Slus hat Ell :
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gairs. IT. Der Flui htt .iusa TaEer-
itanb BON 1872 Sub nnb fdat.
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@aTerhanb bon 1915 GUS uno faut.
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9as @ahstbum Der SrDpen
pflan5en.

2tllss 2eben, BAT man seia9t. boa>
8iebe fih in Rntbmen, in einem itdnotz
gen 2luf uno Qb. Snipfern als Bel Der
5ortpflan3ung pus 2eben jefDetIs pts>
Der etnen neuen tIeinen 4nfunS niTmt
unb bann bas Snoipiouum beronz
lpGAIt, big es eine neue Generation
aus tleinen Nnfdngen eritehen ldbt, lit
oiefs 9ebauptung 5tpelfeQos 8utreffenb,
Man Tam aber rnebr behaupten, al5
3utrsffeno 1T, uno in bos 2eben etipas
bineinieben, penn man nod anberipetz
tige Retbmen, pie lie itA i'm Wlnterz
I6ldf Der Sbiere uno in ben alnd6tz
lichen Shlafbepsgungen manfer
pflau5en ooer audi in benz gbbei6laf
Der 4ctinten uno anoerer Seetbiere
aeigeH, gu elmer ollgemeinen 9eieBmdz
Bigteit Der gan5en lebenoen Welt itemz
peIn tpia. Jreilich 1T ourh mshrere
8otaniter feitgeitsllt, oab audi in oem
gang eleihmdBigsn alimu Der Srp=
pen manhe 8dume nidt fprtoauerno
po6Isn, iunosrn psriooiih auffulenoe
HuRseitsn seigsn. Gs fdten baraus
fsrpor5ugeben, bab bas pflansenleben
iih in sinem nDtbipenotgen Hbpthmus
bon Ruhe unb gDad]stbum poll5iebe,
Der feline llrIuhe i'm WeieH oes Sreaz
nismus Islbit uno niht etpa in einem
We6iel bes Glimus pbsr 5on5tiaer
iguttoren in Der 4uBentpelt babe. Dem
9laubsn an eine Derartiee allaemeine
rprimdre" Rhbtbmit Der pflanssn tritt
jsboh Yrof. 9. alebs auf 9runb triz
tifher llnteriuhungen unp eigener
8sobo4tunaen, Die er tbeils i'm 8otaz
niitsn Garten gu guiten3pre auf
SABA i'm Winter 1901, tbeils Ipd=
ter an BON oortber nah Seioelbera
miteebra6ten Stedlingen aneeitellt
Bat, entgsgen uno tommt iomit gu Der
pohl einleuhtenben 2lniiht, bab obne
ieos llrfade audi niht Elm Rbptbmus
in Der pflan5e uuftretsn tonne. yur
peniee Nrten. 3. 8. Der aotaobaum
(5kobrpma cacao) tOnnen allerbings
Elm rbDtbmiidss Wuhstbum aus be-
lonoern 9rinoen portGuihen; bier
srfolst ndmli9 bic 8lattbilbuns Ihubz
peiie, unb INNER, tpenn Elm Shub
9ldtter iiGb bilbet, bleibt oas Wahsz
tbum an Der Spise Der pflan5e cine
Weile fteben.
Die pflanae entfaltet alIo ieber3eit
bic gleihe Wahsthumsenergie, betba=
tigt bieie ieooh balo an oieier, buln an
iener Stelle unb bat offeubar niht
Rraft senua UNI BET IusbilouHg elmer
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rei6lihen 2tn5abt gIdtter gleid3eitig
audi bos SpiBenpadstbum unges
bemnt fortseben gu laFen. Ieltere
Gremplare 6uben Elm big 3nei berartige
pertoben i'm 2dufe bes sSabres. nebrtz
gems fam man burh reihlih gebiinge
ten 8oben oDer burh meoIhneiben Der
oben gsbilbeten 8ldtter bic Don ben
lesteren ausgebenbe bemmenbe Wir@
funq aufbeben. Sir unoere 5ropen.
pflan3en, barunter mebrere Jei9en,
Yalmen unb 9eriiIearten, tpies alebs
mad, bab iie ununterbroden i'm Soms
nsr pie i'm Winter fprtipahfen, To-
tpDbl in t6rer trpptiden 5eimat6 als
aud i'm Geipd6sboufe in Seioelbsrg.
Qluh unter ben bier inmer6in etDa5
ungiinItiger tperbenben geoingun9eH
bes Dinters frat Bel bieien pfian3en
meiit teine Notwithstanding elm.
gnoli6 gibt es alleroings einI8s
gaumarten, ipslfe i'm 5ropentlima
bon 8uiten3Ora cine oeutlihe Yeriobl>
3itdt 3eigen. 8teie aber iinb fait
fdmmtIi6 ni6t in SaDa einbetmtfd),
fonbern entItammen 9egenbsn nit Pc
rtobiIhem alima unb Itno an ibren
ratiirlther Stanborten monQteIdn9
tobl. DAB bier Der aQerotngs oors
banoene Rbpt1mus bieIer in ben 5ro.
pen Iebenben pflan3en tpahrf9eInlth
in fIimatiI6en geoiu8ungsn ieine lsBte
llrIuhe bat, gebt namentli6 oaraus
berpor, Ddb BEL bieIsn Nrten in 6ets
belberg oas Wahstbum am it0rtiten
i'm CONNER unb am ihtpGhften i'm
Winter mar Ono tpeniger Sonnenlttlt
unb Sonnentpdrme in Dds 5retbbauS
einbringen), pdreno iie fid in BEN
5ropsn geraDe um9stehrt DerRolten.
gtne Der pflonse ielbit tnnepohnsnoe
R6ntbmif lit alIo BEL ben Sropen9ez
pG6fen, BEL benen tie infofge oes gan5
glei6mGBtgen atimas am reiniten in
bic Gritetnung treten mtBte, nt6t erz
roeisbur getpsIsn uno oiirfte ni6t Dor
banben iein.
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Cr(tk(a0ige
D(uIli5ipa( Bombs
su1n &erfauf BEL
We'll, ROTH g. co,
139 Cit &ierte 9lncnuc.
139 Eit Q}ierte 9lncnuc.

Elm gepeis, ouB pOlitiide 9rUnoe bic
4ngaben beetnflubt bQben.
Jn Der S6lpei3 b1ben Die 4rbetten
3immerli5 erlpieien, DuB Hdt Der Feit-
legung Der Spruaqren3en, bic i'm grOs
ben unD gan5en Ourh bic YDlterpan=
oerung bereits erfolgte, Die fpQter eins
tretenoen 8erihtebuneeu 3lt Gunten
be8 8eutI6en, niht Des Trar30Ffhen,
naren, 10 am nOropeitliten ufer oe8
8ieIer Sees, i'm Breiburger 2anD INN
Wturten unb DOR aQem in Wauts. Grit
neuerDings bat in WdQt5 urpertenus
bar cine riitlduftgs 8epegunq eingez
ieBt. 9us 5ran3Dihde Drang Eier nit
Der giienbdhn Dor, bic Das Qunb pom
9enfer See 6er erIhloB, a6er Das lptrO
3rpetfell0s anDers neroen Denn nur6
bic 2Dtfhentbalbabn Die 8erbinoung
mil Dem gerner Qonb ferti9qe1teQt fetn
piro. Nu6 bsr moberne Geutif]=
Ihnei3er 3eigt feiuesneq5 eiHe Reiz
gung, feline Sprade auf3u9eben; er
lernt Da5 2Frdn3Dit1de, neil. er es
brau6t, aIs 3peite Sprahe beg
Staatspeiens uro- i'm qroBen 8erte6r,
aber er bdngt an ietner Qrt =. Die
SSeItiQfeit Der Spra4qren8e erflGrt Ii6,
10 fu6rt grofefDr Soldier gum SaluB
aus, bpr alIem aus Der 9leihartigfeit
Der qeiItiqen unb ntrt6i6aftliden 8ul=
tur Der 00lfer 3u beioen Seiten, Die
Elm 2uiammenleben unD qemetn'Qme
Nrbett in Denielben Stdatspeien err
m0gliht. n2tn 8eibunqen bat es ia
niht QeFehlt, dber bic 8e1hi6te tennt
tein 8eiipiel, oaB iie gil elmer Spren@
gunQ bcs itaattihen 3ufammenhanges
gefiihrt bdtten. Wir 0eutfhen 6oben
/ Elm SntereIIe oaran, oaB es ultd fer
ner 10 blet6e Q8tr brduhan i'm Rethsz
IanDe bic angeItammte frur3DIiIde
/ Sprade niht 8u betGmpfen; IDeitere
Nerbreitung aber 6tnein in Die ur=
beutiAe 8eDDlterund Diirfen mir nitt
bulpsn. GQs pGre rt6t rl1r ctn Ser
ratb am Reide, ionoern audi am elIuBz
Iotbrin1ifden 8eiItesleben. Tenn biez
Ies ru6t niht uuf bem @runoe elmer
MiIdfuItur, ionoern lit in Ieinem in
neriten beutit, bsgrinbet duf BEN
mebr ols tduIenbidbriqem @ebrduh
Der beutihen Sprafs;; Die uui9epropfte
fran3DIiIhe &uitur bat es nur nit ets
! mem entiteQenoen TirniB itber5ogen.
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Zoe, 10. Ssibes 66---68e, no. . aeIbes
68-69t, 10. 8 DO. 661a--67e. 30. 4 bo. 64
-66e, 80. 2 semiiHtes 66--87c, 10. 3bs.
655<--86e, 10. 4 DO. 62--65t, meises Rolben.
fern 66-89e. ltIbes b.. 65-68e, eemifdtes
10. 65-6Se Der 8uiteI. gsrtauft murben
2 Cars SO. 4 fpsibes 3n SIC, gdrs 10.
DO. su 6612e Gar DO. fdlimmelia. 3u Sec,
Gar SO. 3 aelbes AZ 881St, 500 Blu. No. 8
aelbsS nit Snfer su 67e, 500 gu senlifdtes
NIT Mei,en 3u 52e. Gar aemiihtes Rolben-
form gu Csc, ! Gar oo, gu 68e aai oem ge.
Ieife.
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Q Deiber 36lf ~. 37e, etanbarb peiser 35-
351ac, 30. 8 petbet 81 - 35e, 10. 4 neiSer
32-34e. 80. 2aemifAter 341s-35e, Ns. 8 DO.
3-34bc. Ro.4 DO. 32-34e berDu. gerfanft
purben 750 Bu. No peiser nit aorn ,u
35c, Gar SO. 8 neiter su 35e, l Gar DO.
su 34c, l Gar 30. 2 DO. su 3414e, l Gar no.
DO. 3u 8211e, / gar etancaro p.iber su
35e, Gar DO. su 351le auf benz 8el.iie.
Asssen. - Wartt Retia. Ms 72-75e,
10. 8 6S-70s, Ao. 4 $3.50. @.rfauft pur.
benz ear nah grobe su SEC. Gar DO.
bsiddoiot su SOC auf b.m @slsife.
Sc rfe.-No. 3 @inter 50-70e, 30. 2
Nrubiabrs rs Soc, 30. 3 67-75c, 10. 4
6O-67t; SatterserHe 40-6oe per gu.
3erhenmali. Grabiubrsserte rs
--s3e per Du.
Baslei d Ser v.tr.ls..tr.tfs nit s.tis.
xtseaan glethen ra1e b,j b,riI.I Saares:
Sttober, 10. 1912 Sttob.r, TO- 1911.
Mei,en, To. . retber .107c 99t
BelfAforn, no. 8 aemtfht.S 651a: 74Re
6aier, NO. 2semtihter neuer 35: 49s
@ogsen no. 9 neuer ...... Is: le0e
eeu ao. ] Simotba :. .$17.50 1925
gShtsts
Der nt1r.t ntr f.tta. Bsrt1y't naroen !:
93S 8bIs. TiHiuers Ftnifb.s 6soas aaf
Der 3aFs ssn $l.3S per 0aasn..
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Aus,sdrti9e atdrtte.
ResSsrt, 10. Sttober.

Neil Snfutr 22, ,453 BbIs., Berfanbt
Il, $50 1bs.-- Der Matft mar bente rubia.
eprins $atent M.60-4.9 80, Binter Strnikat
N.40-4.50, Minter $atents "a. 4.7O-5. .I5.
Stirring clears $4.25--4.50, @tnter ertra,
10. $4.10--4.20, 80. 2 DO. $4.OG--4. 10.
Ranias Straisbts $4.I5--4.25.
HssSenmt5l mar beute iietia. Fair
bNsntes $3.8o-4.0o, &siee bis fanss $4.05
-4.10.
su6net,enmeht III rubis ,u $2.9s
PEE loo Sfuns fair bic autes $.295 -
s.l5s @siee biz fanen $5.00--5.25.
sisme5l IN rubig. Deines Sstses
nne sslbes 3l.s5-i.70 grobes $l.so--l.65,
fi!nbr;eb $4.1s.
DuAp t.en nomirea. Hmeriean 85e
unS sanasian 83ce. |. I. Nep BORT.
Fssaen 1T rubis. Rs. Betern 68e
s.t. I. SuFaIo.
suss it astis. NsI,srte so - TO.
{. II. Buffalo.
0eise -Suipsr 15o, 900 Su., B.rfanbt
5000 1a. gtarH ia niilta. 10. . rstser
neuer l05s. |. I. i'm Glsbator ano 1O41ae
s.b f4Simmerb. 10. aortbern GuIut5
l00e {. s.b. fGpimmsnb.
mtli htsrn.- 9ufubr 2,125, Bsrfsrbt
IA 454 pu. Nartt In niHia. grpsrt 10. 2
5sl4 i'm elevator uns 5914s I. 0. b. ftptm.
mens.
Safsr.- sufubr 7e, $50 Su.. Berfanst
l35 Du. Der Rartt ift it.tia. Stansars
Dttser 391ac auf benz GeIeile, 30. r.iier
39e, 10. 8 39c. 10. 1 3Sc.
psR IN rubis. --Yrima 120c, ~. l 1l5e,
Ns. 1866. 10. 8 90-96c.
esbfeu ia ifetis. --etat. srbinSrer bis
3sits 1912, 26-88; 1911. 15-20e; "a.
elfle esaf srsindrer bts dolce 1912, 1s -
23t; 1911, 20-21s.
4axtt fns ieF. - geutraI xmeriea
1At, sOssta 271a-2sl%e.
Sber Ia fen. 0emlsS 27-2s.
1srt III itetta. 6amiIs y22.a0 - 49, 90,
Bert s!sar $2l.5o-24.00 Tfst $19.25-
Sect in f.H. -samiIs s21.oo- 22. 90,
Nst s7.0o--18.o0, Dssf. 5ia..1 $500
$3.50.
Sat w.sts HnN aeAs. s.soteH. Bel.
lies, 10 bis 10 Tfb., IL = lac, DO. S4ul.
terms R-SAe, b. 94ixtsn lac.
6aaal, in niIlia. NisbIe 8ef Srims
s12.20-l2.30; Aaffnirter unesreatlt. esuti.
nsnt sl2.65, q. a.S13.35, gsmpsunb 81
-8he.
rats III Hetis. Srima gits ,u 62Se,
ssxntrp $3.50, SpecioI TIE.
9aRmn sIIfaamen. Del III feif. -
srima rsses su $487-4.93, srima ssmmer
seIbes $6.45 -6.57.
etrsle IN astia. Haffinirt.s
Ren Ssrt$3.35, t5itas.lpsia ussHaLtim,t.
1886, ss. in BuIf Ats.
y sl ls III rubis. Gomstit Gieee. Cbio
32c.
Gar, 1T Hetis. etrainss, s.s6tnti4.r
biz srtes 1856.
ferpentt n III itstiq tu 42e.,
Fsis 1T fef. = etabeimifder 324--8e,
4atnd 6L-631e
| Nslaifss III Hetia. R.S Drleans DSen
htttle, outer bis dolce. 37-52c.
5u6er. - Nsher ift itetis. Nxseassss
% fsf, 3.61c, Centrifugal ss F.H 4.11e,
NslaFes.3uder 80 Ten B.3sc RafFnirt.r
III rubis. Gut esaf 5.70s, grufbss 5.6Or,
Meuls - 4" S.2se. gubss 5.lSc, Sspbsres
s.05e, Sranalatss 4.s0s, Diamsns 49,,
4.9ot. Genfettisn.rs .,a"4.7s:. 10. 14.s5,
re. 24.soe, 70. s4.75e, no. 44.70s, Sc. 5
4.65, 10. 8 4.6oe, 30. 7 455e, No. 8 4.5os,
Rs.s 4.45e, 10. 10 4.4oe.i1s, IL 4.35, 70.
l2a.3oe Hs. IL 4.25e. Ro. IA 4.25s.
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Sss,1Dss,sse ssSsss Dss>a
Sen. s.mss ... sn.s~ IL sss p,ss.

eels .on eau SarSe IN 411-5Nx ausae.
lieben unb ihlos ,u wv.
Srima GefAdftSpapiers sutstn ~ 612-6%
biSfenttrt.
eterlinq er&anae pillia. Sidt gu
s4.s5k unS 30 fase Gomn'srtial Bius lu
s4.81 11a-4.8534.
Bunbes. .ObIia ationen sarsa ts'
tis anb nurten pie foIat austirt:
Ser. etaaten Nefxnbina ~ l0I 1OlR,
~ r.siArirte Oss5) li3A-ll4k, esupons
l13A-1I4L, ~ r.aitrirte lo2x = lO3,
gsxssns lO2k - 103, $anama Rssiftsrss
~ 101--1O1h.
1ltienmartt. Muh beuts wurbe
misbtr Elm Grud su,n 8erfaufen aasseubt,
uno bic Brett. batten barunter su l.ben. @e.
atn ShIub trat sine gSenbuna elm, uuo bi.
preiie srbslien iih pieb.r. Ser Wattt ialop
feif.
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3meifeI6ofte TtnQc MO,
gen rn8uoerIaiii9 iein; aber 10 9e}piB
mie 8neinal 3pei 9Ieih bier, BAT
n9lnQfcii5" lid lett ciueIn 9ier,
teIiabrhlm0ert ol5 Elm untriialihes
0Qmorrhoi0en &Gluittel bemdbrt.
1ic @eilfrait oieic2 III Sic 5medmd.
Bigitc 6orm Qebrurbteu N}eoifanent5
ileht felt, bemieicu ourdl pieIe Call.
ienoe pom Sciipiclcn ser Sin0crltng
uno 6eiluna, 2eiocIt I'll an @dmorr-
hoioen, 10 gebrauhc e&. Gin Geriuch
f 0 itet nj dts; braud1it nur q.
NelItaeotcr & Go. @or 1916, Iep
9]orf Gitn gu o6rciiirelL I'm llnents
qeltlid) cine Frobc 81 befonmen Die
nNnafeiia" lit in alien MpotDefen 5u
hQbeH. Frcis 81. an
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ReiiefUbrerin. 2{m 8emiiben,
ii6 eine Griiten3 81 itofftn, fam elm.
tunitgei6jhtli+ sebiIDete S6pei3erin
auf ben Geoanten, ibre &enntnifie ais
3eiiefii1ra1in 5u oerlpertber. s5br ums
faiienbe 2lQQemeinz uno Spe3ialbiIE
ounq, ibrc 5ntelligen8 uno Siaerhsit,
ibr berporragenoe5 Grganiiationstds
lent unD rnlfafIenoe Spraatsnntnib
ItuTfsr ibr balo Die Ul0Qliateit,
G}ruppen ppn mehreren ReiienDen,
9amen uno 6erren, ndt] eiqers 3us
iammenqeitelten 9lGnen 81 fijbren.
Sic 3sigt linen Die Sa0nheiten frems
Der Gambler, maht lie nit 2anoesz.
SunIte uno 8ulturperbGltniiIen be-
tanHt unb h:lft linen iiber bic Shpiss
riqfeiten 4ao llnannebmllhteiteu bin
meg, Die ioIhe Retie Dem llntunoiosn
bereiten. 80 bat 6rau 5IUdiqer 8ei-
iier berctts Spanien, STATEN, 8rtes
henIanp Ggppten, 3ulmatien uno
Sisilien nit ibreu Reifsfamilisn
burhftreift. Gle fd6it Ieitet Dieie
funitgeThittIifen Grturilonen obns
irqcnopeld,e Silfe. ia 5is ME mebr
als 8ehn gerIpnen 3uiammen fiitrt
unD nit SIuQheit unb Menidentennt=
niB m0qlihIt auiammen barmolirenoe
menihen in cine 8rupps brinQt, be
nahrt lie bieIen Reiien ben pripatsH
Gharatter. sic lit eine Qeri0nlihteit.
Die man pobI Su ben nbahn6rebeHoen
5rouen" 3d6Ieu taun. ~
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kIitNas. 10. Ctteb.r 1912

Fiassttk.- Bt.pes S. .60-11 90, Teras
eti.r. 81 $1,000, Deflihe Stisrs $3.50
$40, stostrs unb G.sosrs $40 - 7.80.
sHse unb S.tFers 81 90--8 10, sdlber 90
1880. Tartt lit ftart. .. .r.....
EAnsine - eeid,te So. so - 925, s.,
mifGt. s865-93O, fdn.r. $3.50 - $50.
rauhe $3.50 - $40, acrte[ s475 - 7.75.
Rartt in lausiam unb it.tig Bis etpas b0bsr.
6hsfe nnb 9dmm.r.-Shaie: Gin.
heimtid. So 25-.3O. neftIit. So 40 As,
sdbrIina. $425-5.35, qdmmsr ginbetmt.
fAe $3.50 - $50, n.tIidt s4.75 - sos.
Shaie itetig, 2immer ihnah.
3afuhr. 2iHsoieh $500, ShDetn.
18, 900, Saafe uns 2dmmtr 5000