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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
HAYWARD & cLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, June 2s-Today's
Liverpool puts quite a new complexion
ON the recent large spot sales, Instead of
bulish trade demand 1t looks as If we
had to deal with pressure by stockholders
to sell. owing to the increasing discount
on new crops. Only in this way can we
account for the decline today of one point
in spot prices in the face of such large
spot sales, IA, 900 bales. which also winds
up the call cotton euga gements for this
month Manipulation In the July option
here helps to sustain our market. That
the strength of July here is not due to
ing advantage OF local conditions for
squeeze. is also quite plain If it were
question merely of getting cotton, July in
New York at over one cent a pound
cheaper, with cheaper freights, would be
given the preference.
The weather map, outside of heavier
rains in Jackson Miss, and Augusta, Ga,
districts shows faVora Bile conditions Only
light scattered showers in the central
states and Alabama fair in Tennessee
Arkansas and the Western states warmer
everywhere. Indications favor no imme-
date change in temperatures and condi-
tions
The Journal of Commerce gave a good
account Of Louisiana and Tennessee. but
says Florida is generally unsatisfactory.
Our market continues in waiting atti~
tude. July strength supports new crops;
the cool weather during the past ten DAYS
retarded growth and the change to warm
during past two days with prospects OF
still warmer. is most favorable. The
central states are now getting the needed
showers New York said about 40, 900
notices were sent out against July bust
ness. consisting mainly of the transfer of
interest from summer To new crop posi-
tons
Norden q Co make conditions SO.
against 1875 last report 1t was rumored
against 500 on June 10 and SOS on MAY %
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the FIeecy Staple

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Carpenter. Bag
sol q Co: The Journal of Commerce re-
poi 70 me condition Of the Growing crop
following:
The crop in Louisiana is two to three
Teek 81, iate, but In fairly good condition
I me pldhl ~ small and stands are irregu-
Isri put weather has been very favorable
~ Iate and cultivation has progressed sat
nins ri The need of rain is begin
u i,ag 10 pc felt In many sections. Boil
age has been indicated
small HiII'hough the plant in Tennessee is
nights, owIhg to late start and cool
nights: condition shows marked Improve
ment during the month Cotton is strong.
StaHus are generally good and fields are
H,f,i, cultivated and clean. Fair wea Their
gr grow P'eity OF moisture has started rapid
saSW u. WhiIe complaints of insects are
very few. The season is two to three
weeks late
I, conditions are rather unsatisfactory in
[ oiUr dua, az SHOWN by the reports of our
correspondents throughout the state"
neu, re er ring crowd were good buyers of the
Mitchell reported to be best buver of
July. Ihis buying was said to be for Craig
:, ne market Is feeling it's way slowly
H. AZ is not responding decisively to influ-
wenty thousand July notices were is
sued this morning.
on Dallas wires Galveston part cloudy,
o., marshall part cloudy, H. balance Of
- " on, OKLAHOMA clear, ~
10 ,o; rained at Fort Gibson last night. "
- bloomington, Springfield. Peoria, Terre
66.atute, Minneapolis St Louis, Kansas
Guy Omaha, Winnipeg, Fargo, Duluth
an9 Gomstock clear temperatures, 70 to so
Following are II a. m. bids: July 11.1s,
11.50
NEW ORLENAs, June 2S.-Hayward g.
Clark: The weather map favorable Tenn
perature higher, outside of a heavy rain
az jackson, Miss. and Augusta. Ga, only
nght showers occurred Fair western half
oeit and Tennessee Partly cloudy else
Where Indications are for fair, warm,
except possibly some local showers in the
eastern half of the belt
New York wires I'VE advise selling
OUTLOOK above the avera ge for recent years.
Market steady, offerings light and quickly
apsorbed. Notices stopped
business in Manchester, especially for
calcutta. Manchester spinners are against
the market and have not covered"
Following shows Norden estimate on
condition of cotton to June 25 North
Carolina 80. South Carolina IS, Georgia II,
Alabama 79, Mississippi 70, Louisiana a.
Texas 80, Oklahoma S. Arkansas 10, Ten
nessee 81. Total average, S3. against 1875
last month and 9S5 last year
Estimated receipts Saturday:
New Orleans 500 to 900 60
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Wheat steady.
July 1;17911S September 1.10% al .10%
December tet1 1,l4A @114A., spot No 2 red
No. 53% +. o. b., steamer nominal, No.
nominal Oats, natural white 5966i.
white clipped 60Q63. Rye quiet; No q
nominal c. t. T. New York. Barley steady.
mailing 1.12@1.25 c. /. + Buffalo. Hay
steady; good. to prime 1.15@1 so. poor to
Flour quiet spring patents 5.5od 90,
straights s6G5.50, clears $485G51O. win
ter patents .$5.gOQ61O, straights S. $50
5.45, clears S47505.
Beef firm; family s1Sd185O. Pork
Lard quiet city steam 1OA 010ss, middle
West spot 0S5 Tallow dull: city in
hogsheads) ga country lin tierces) 81
@6h
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
SHORT TRADERS
ADVANCE COTTON
Covering on July Contracts
Features Market Weather
Conditions Good.

NEW YORK, June rs -steadiness was
prevalent in. the cotton market on the
opening this morning. with prices | to 2
lower to unchanged to points higher.
Gables were reported about as expected
The weather conditions were favorable
over most OF the belt
After the first fifteen minutes of trad
ing 10000 July notices were out. This
started the spots to covering anda the
market rallied l to points
The market showed considerable strength
In the late trading. with prices TO 8
points over the opening The main and
almost only feature TO the market today
has been the July position. the issues of
july contracts were soon checked by the
buying Of big. professionals. There was
feeling around the floor that a. soon as the
July delivery is over, owing to the con-
tinued good weather, the market will
gradually sell down
At the close the market was steady
with prices unchanged to points higher
than the final OF Thursday.
Warehouse stocks in New York today
l3S4ls, certifcated 1895
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS,

Thompson, Towle & Co: The strength
In spot situation will probably sustain
prices until the bull position is strength
ened by advance crop reports.
Miller q Co. Our opinion unchanged.
Hayden. Stone & Co.: There ia little
disposition to make new commitments
until after next Wednesdays bureau re-
port. II favorable weather continues ten
days longer it will probably be found hard
to maintain this level of prices.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
NEW YORK GROCERIES.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Cofree steady;
mestic ordinary to prime 41kd54. Mo
lasses steady; New Orleans open kettle
S5M45 Sugar raw easier; centrifugal 3.S3
muscovado 1913, molasses sugar 3OS re-
fined easy; standard granulated sat.
cut loaf $50, crushed SO, mold 595
cubes 525 powdered $40, diamond a
sos, confectioners A 4S5, No. 1 405, No
$50, No 3 4.75. No. 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
COTTON.

NEW YORK. June 29-The cotton mar
ket opened this morning barely steady
with prices to points loser from yes
terdays final. This drop was mostly due
in consequence to the poor showing in
the Liverpool market today, that market
came much lower than due. In favor of
American spot houses selling.
The weather outlook reported very ia
vorable, with Q few light showers over
the Atlantics. with Louisiana for unset
tied showers and thunder storms
Futures and spots in Liverpool weak
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS.
eUTTER. PouLTRY AND Eacs

NEW YORK. June rs .-Dressed Dour-
try quiet. turkeys 13G23, chickens 18@9g
fowls 13@15l5, ducks 1S1am19. Live palII,
try; fowls l012. turkeys 10, ROSTERS 10.
ducks 10, geese 10 ~
Butter steady: creamery snecfaIe o-0
u 4 creamery extras 25% d26i%. state
dairy Gtubsl 22@ 2612. process specials Is.
Eggs trm nearby white fancy q, nearby
firSts 19M191a %
Cheese active whole milk specials IS
I Whole =. milk nil fancy. 14&t skins specials
II "A, SKINS Tine ~, fun Skins " @Sl5.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29

Liverpool cables were due III points
higher on July and unchanged to II point
lower on balance; opened quiet and I'M
changed. At 12:15 p m. the market was
steady with June X point higher; others
half to Y points lower Spot cotton in
6.62; sales, IL, 100 bales, including Il, 900
American; imports none The total in
cludes 1000 made late yesterday
Al the close the market was barely
steady. with June 1 point higher, while
the other positions ranged from Il to 215
points lower than the final of yesterday.
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady; middling lily
New York. steady; middling II so.
New orleans. quiet, middling 12L.
Liverpool. steady. middling 662d.
Savannah, quiet; middling i2c,
Augusta. quiet, middling 124.
Mobile. steady; riddling 1lN
Galveston. steady middling 1911.
Norfolk. steady middling nc
Wilmington, nominal
Little Rock. nominal, middlng l1%
Charleston, nominal; middling III
Philadelphia. quiet; middling IL IS.
Boston. quiet; middling II 50
Baltimore, nominal middling I2c.
Memphis, steady; middling 1855
st Louis. quiet, middllnK lsis
Houston. steady, middling II lb-l6
Louisville, arm middiinE lie.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
GENERAL FORECAST.

Following is the forecast to p. M.
Saturday:
Georgia Local thunderstorms tonight or
Saturday
Virginia Warmer Saturday and in
northern portion tonight.
North Carolina Probable showers in the
interior tonight or Saturday, not much
change in tempera ture
South Carolina Local thundershowers
tonight or Saturday
Florida Local thundershowers tonight
or Saturday.
Alabama Local thundershowers tonight
or Saturday
Mississippi- Generally fair tonight and
Saturday; warmer in northern and CEN
trail oprtiOns tonight
Louisiana and Arkansas Unsettled
Oklahoma. East Texas and West Texas
Generally fair
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
CEREAL MARKET
SHOWS DECLINES
Fractional Losses Come in the
Late Session or Moderate
Selling Condition Good.

WI. - y
" heat-No red ...........11O 6111
oats '''...'...'..... 1871
CHICAGO, June rs Small offerings at
the opening was the cause of an advance
Of g to 1ae early today. The volume of
G Tage was liberal and the feeling nervous
corn was e TO &c better. with shorts
eral way III " larry no
profits ~ lungs TAXING
90 There II was a stronger undertone in the
shorts covering oii
II There ere was little change in provisions
" While the wheat market was nervous
f 49, errauc today throughout the session.
o oneIe was fairly steady tone at the
f Go e., FINAL prices showed declines rang
D Corr, Corn closed unchanged to 4 lower
Business was fairly good
3dls We're a q 3 lower Trade was slow
PROVISIONS We're lower ali around, norIx
suffering the most. Packers were sellers
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, June 2S-Carpenter. Bag
got & Co: July notices to the extent of
about 1000 barrels were circulated freely
and the July position was easy al a de-
cline of { points. Some of the other near
months were also lower. but sellers of the
near bought the distant positions, which
advanced few points and the market
was irregular.
Cotton Seed oil d1rotatiouc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

Wheat opeend I'D to I'D higher: at t.ao
P, a. q :, was va sd to 7sd higher Closed I'D
Corn opened I'D higher; at 100 y. m.
was, was sd to Ad lower. Closed sd 10 I'd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29

BOSTON, June 2S.-Opening: Superior
and Boston. "a; Butte and Superior. 44l4 ;
Shannon. Is; North Butte. 30% ; Old Col
ony, 95s Mason Valley, 144.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS.

WASHINGTON. June Probable
showers tonight and Saturday over the
south Atlantic and east Gulf states
Not much change in temperature
The new disturbance in the Northwest
Is now central over the Dakotas accom-
panied by showers over Montana and
northern Wyoming aud on the Pacinc
coast In New England, the Lake re-
gion and the central valley fair weather
continues TO prevail
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
American Telephone & telegram ca.

a Dividend of Two Dollars per share
VIII be paid on Monday. July Is. 1912. to
mess on Saturday June 20, 1912
WILLIAM r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN

III Fo Is shows the weekly visible sup
ply OF grain in chief ports for week.
rms Last Last
,t., Week Week. Year,
C " neat 100000 3,12S,O0O 1,14S, 900
O0iH ."'3SS'oo0 100000 5S7, 444
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
DAILY WEATHER REPORT,

ATLANTA. GA. Friday June IS
Lowest temperature .. 81
Highest temperature. ..... az
Mean temperature .......... X
Normal temperature . II
Rainfall In past "a hours, inches 0 90
Excess since LIST of month. inches "a
Excess since January l, inches I'D. 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Following are receipts for Friday ana
esu1oaled receipts for Saturday:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
PORT RECEIPTS.

The following table shows receipts al
the ports today compared with the same
day last year:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29

Closed very steady; sales 10000 barrels
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Cnfea limitations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
NEW YORK.

Quolations in cotton futnres.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES

The worlds visible supply of American
cotton during the week showed a decrease
Of l33, 0S7 bales, against decrease of 142,
023 bales last year, compared with.
decrease of 1908 bales the year before.
Other kinds a decrease for the week Of
5000 bales, against decrease of 81, 900
bales last year. compared with a de-
crease Of $1,000 bales year before The
total supply decreased 169087 bales,
against a decrease of 1913, 023 last year and
a decrease of t27 ,063 year before
Worlds Visible snnnlv.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
NEW ORLEANS.

Quotations in cotton fntnres.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
MINING STOCKS.

Total sales 247 900 shares. x-Ex-divi-
dend, 5 per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat closed unchanged to lad higher.
Corn closed ~ to sad lower.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-29
TODAY'S MARKET OPENINGS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Stock quotations:
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
Sm Dermietben :

@sbrers freunbii@s, serGumtss mTbIisEte
2immer an Nerren, BET a@ibarrn beutI&en Ecu
Ten. 30. 636 ptnnyIpantn Nvey Q. 6.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
rMaime"- &eIiqnicn.

Sn Ser bieiigen gsapp Oaro be-
finOen ii6 nod einige &eliquien BON
Dem 56Ia1tidiffe uMfaine", Die on
Ipplifanten berteiIt weroen f0nnen,
0ie oarlm ua6iu6en uno oieien nit
nnr tpenigen Soften fir &erpadrng
sugelanot tperoen fonnen. 0as Sc
ieb beItimmt 5tpar, oaB Oieie &eli=
qltien MIR an Mlini3ipalitGten, Sci
litGr- uno Marine : Srganilationen
uno an iol6e Yerionen nergeben
weroen f0nnen, Die ii6 CUR 3eit Der
&ntaltropbe auf Dem S6la6ti9iffe
befan6en, ooer an ueberlebenoe Der
lelben. gs bat iid ieoo6 ergeben,
OaB be8iigli@ Der lesten &laiie bon
gnipru9sbere9ti9ten cine 81 enge
@rer3e ee5ogen moroen lit, unb Die
fir oie @erteioigung Der &eliquien
~3uitGnoige 4ommiiiion bat iebt emit
i6ieoen, oaB irgen0 elm Offi8ier ooer
Angeporbener, Der gu irgeno elmer
3eit auf Ser alten oMaine" geoient
Bat, Anipriide auf iolde &eliquien
erbeben fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
Die Glterssrense Der arbeiter,

grbebungen, Die jiinglt inOeuti6-
lano oeranitaltet nuroen, baben err
geben oaB Die @ltersgren0e oes Or
beiters ii6 iebr giinltig geitaltet. 8on
io8ialpolitif6er Seite puroe iiingit
oarauf bingeDieien, oaB Der grbeiter
0ur6 feline acknowledgement I'M
M"Ggemeinen i'm Mlter BON 40 Sab
rem an Der @ren5e Der Mrbeitsm0g=
li6feiten angelangt iei. 9ieie Mn-
i6arlngen entipre6en aber niat
ben mirfli6en 8erbGltniiien. Gs bat
ii9 BET ben @rbebungen berausge-
Itelt, oaB rnno OreiBig Bro5ent Der
Mrbeiter in OertI9lano in einem Ml-
ter BON 40 bis so Sabren lteben uno
arbeitsfdbig iino. Sb
Die 8erb6Itniiie in unierem 2anbe
ebenio giinitig Iieeen, pie in 9euti9-
lanO, lit lebr frogli6. 9enn Ser ame-
rifanii9e Arbeiter genieBt nift emit
fernt ben S9us fir 2eib uno 2eben,
Der Dem Oeutl6en ourd Die io3ioI-
politii6e @eieBgebung geDGbrleiitet
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13

ner @roBe iiberf6ritten. 3par lit
engIii9 ia tefniih i'm gorteiI ge-
geniiber Ger Oeutiden Spro6e unO
Oa6er lei6ter 5r erIernen; troboem
bat ErofeIior Nfiiniterberg bon Ser
Sarparo unineriit6t nadgetDieIen
DAB @ngIii9 CUR 8eItiprode peni-
ger geeignet lei ais ous 0euti1e,
ieI6it nod @ereinfa6ung Der iebr
p~erpidelten &e6ti9reibung Oes
@nglii6eu.
n9euti9 in auer 8elt!" 70 fIa-
gen INNER mebr gngldnoer uno
S%ran3oien. Sogar Die o2onooner
n@orning @oit~ erflGrte Dor nitt
LANCER 8eit, Die Oertide Gprade ais
ebeniO nnent6ebrIidj fir Oas &C.
IdGftlide nnO UiHeni6aftlidc 2eben,
wie bic franaGfide, nnS be5eidnete
Die Scntide Sprade ais Ben Gdliiis
lei our SGIfte Oes seiftiset 2ebeus
i'm bentigen europa.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13

ShlOilm ser Iiteraril6en @entren,
9iirid, 2eip5ig, @0ttingen, Berlin.
9ie Sttrm= un0 9rang = Yertooe,
unb sic Suqenonerfe Sdiaers uno
@oetbes. 0ienstag, Donnterstog
mo Samstaas, 10 l1br. Srofeiior
Sdoenfelo. 3. Seminar. &lop-
ftofs S0en uno orei eriten @elange
Oes MeIIias. Yrofeiior SdoenfeIo.
A. @pii6e nno lpriide 0idtung oes
70. uno 13. Sabrbunoerts, belonoers
oos NibeIungenlieo uno 8altber
BON Der @ogeIneioe. Brofeiior
Sdoenfelo. 5. @otbiid. @infiibrung
in 0ie pergleidenoe it0oqermaniihe
@rommatif. 8rofeiior S6miOt.
6. 9ltbohoe1tti6. @eihi6te Der oeltt-
iden Spra6e. 8rofelior Sdmiot.
Son Den beiOen lesteren Rltrlen
miro MIR elmer ieoes Sobr gegeben.
Ser neue Sabresberi6t Der fatbo-
Iiifen uniDeriitGt @merifas" fiinOigt
fir 1912 = 10 foIgenoe &urie an:
49,
1, @el6i1te Der Oeuti6en Sitera-
tlr BON ben Gltelten 3eiten bis 1748.
2. Qiteratur Ser fIaliiihen 3eit
uno oes 10. Sabrbun0erts.
8. SiItorii6e oeutlde @rammatif.
2att- unO S%ormenIebre bon Der IN
ooqermaniIden @eIammtlpra6e
ourGs l1rgermonii9e, @otilde uno
So6oelttI6e, NIT 8eriidli6tigung
ser S6riftipro6e unO Dialefte.
A. 2eftiire altoeutider Serte. Sart-
mann bon @uc. Nibelungenlieo
II. a.
5. @oIfram BON @idenba6 uno
ieine 3eit.
6. 9eminar. 8eipre6ung eige-
ner Arbeiten. photographic.
Z. @otbii9 auf oergleiaenoe
@runolage. @rammatif uno lleblln-
gen.
s. aItid6fii6 uno NOroii6. Se-
liano. @OOa. Sager. @rummatif
unO 2eftiire.
8. 9eutIde Altertumsfrtnoe. Mip-
tboIogie, @tbnoeropbie. @aldontolo-
gle. @irti6aft. SeIOeniage. DUEL
lenfunoe.
Die aurie geben our6s Sabr uno
tperoen gegeben BON Or. @leiS uno
@rofeIior SemeIt. - 9euti6e 2idt-
biloerbortr1ge uno Elm Oelti6er Stu-
benton : Gerein iorgen fir innige
@erbinoung nit ser bliibenoen Set
itesfultltr ser @egentpart Deuti6-
LAMBS an Der n3atboIii6en llriDer-
iitGt", mo iiingit Der 2ebritubl fir
@ermaniitif begriinoet mur0e.
9emtIdlanO iiber allies.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
Die 2ebre Ser SentIden Gprade in
@aibinstOn.

NiGt gar bieIen bon unieten 2e-
fern m0dte es befnnnt iein, mo oie
oeuti6e Sprade bier in @aibington
gelebrt miro. l1no oo1 gibt es bier
8mei prominente REORGANIZATION, mo-
oos 9euti6e nit iebr eiitem @rfoIg
gelebrt miro. NGmli9 in Der George
@ofbington l1niperiit6t uno in Ser
fatboliiAen l1niperiit6t bon ameri-
ia, in 9rooflano.
9as Sabrbu6 Der eriteren gibt
fir oas S6uliabr 1911 ~ IL fol-
genoe &rrie an: 1. @eihi6te Der
oeuti9en 2iterntltr bonn 8eginn bis
1913. Gollib's 9llsmabl uno Briefs
oellti6e 2iteraturgeidi9te. Bortr6-
&c, 2eftiire, 1lebungen. Montag,
Mittpod, Sreitng, Inn 10 ltbr, Hro-
feiior S9oenfeIo. 2. 9as %literari-
i6e @rpa9en 9euti9lnnos our 8eit
Srieori6s oes @roBen; fritii9es
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
Die nere edanfGisems-g

Die BON uns in letter Nummers err
mGbnte S9anfli5en5-8in, Die bon
Dem famoien 6riltli9 : ipiiieni9aft-
liden Senator @orfs BON &aliforni=
Ell uusgearbeitet uno i'm Senot ein-
gerei6t tporoen lit, Bat auBer ben be-
reits e~rnGbnten nod etli6e Oraiti-
i9e Gerfiiguugen. Die &e0u3ierung
ser @irti9afteu bon $40 auf 300
trifft nift 10 iebr Die berrufenen gtc-
ger S6naps : Spelunfen, ionOern
lie trifft meiitens quite un6 %anit6uOig
gefiibrte 8irti6aften. Cine meitcre
@erfiigung lit, OoB in feiner 8irt-
i9aft mliii3iert Deroen Oarf; Oa0ur6
miro oen Sommerg1rten, aamo ii6
unIere guten 8iirger BON 0es Cages
2oit uno Miiben erboIen fonnen, Die
@rtiten5 iebr eri6pert, 8umal oa fei=
ne peibIi6en 8erionen mebr an fol-
1en Srten erlallbt meroen ioIen.
Serner ion in feinem 8lod, in mel
dem ni6t so Bro5ent @eid6ftsbalt-
fer iinO, cine @irtbi6aft erlatbt fem.
Sotels uno &lltbs peroen babel ni6t
ais @ei66ftsb6uier betro6tet. Son
0ieier 8ei6rGnfung miirOen ale
StaOtteile betroffen ,ollBer Bennipl-
ponia @penue, s StraBe, Z. StraBe,
6 StraBe uno einem Cell Der Ia.
StraBe. Dab in ben bon 0ieier WaB-
regel betroffenen Sto0tteiIen un5Gb-
lige rSpeaf Cafes ODER Sliiiterfnei-
pen etabliert meroen niiroen, liegt
flar ouf Der San0. Soate Die Sin
@eieb peroen, 10 miiroe oas gigen-
tum bon bltnoerten anitGnoiger giir=
ger einfa6 foniis5iert unO 2eBtere
auf Die StraBe geieBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13

SeIoret ais pertreter oes Koninls ale
omtIi6en 2lneeleeenbeiten nit Den SeR0rs
Den, 6amiIieu etc. in Deutidlano.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
@ie SrObibitiun ar6eitct.

53u Sen Sbioer Counties, Die Dor
orei Sabren bon ser Intilaloonliga
erobert p1lroe, geb0rt ou9 glarf
GountD nit ser Staot Springfield.
Die 8iirgeri6aft BON Sprin9fiel0
Jimmie fir 8eibebaltltng ser @irt-
i6aften, aber lie tpuroe bon Der
2an0beb0lferung iiberitimmt. 9as
gountp ging nit 1879 Stimmen
Webrbeit an sic Wf1ifer berloren
1mo in Springfield mtBten annGo-
berno bunOert 8irtbi9aften gei9loi-
len tperoen. Nun riiitet Die 8iirger-
i6aft abermals gum Sample. uno
nod I'M 2oufe oieies Monats finOet
cine neue MbItinmltng Itatt. @as
nit Ser 9"lbitimmtng Dor 0rei Sobren
errei9t moroen lit, ergibt iid aus Der
&unogebung Ser Springfieloer 8liii-
neB Men's @Iiiciation. nSie bat
6einoe aus Sreunoen gemadt"
beiBt es 90; niie bat b0ies 8lut unO
3nietra6t in ben 6amilien berur-
ia6t; Ite brad oas Samilienbano
8pii6en unleren @dtern uno
Sobnen S6meltern uno 8riioern,
Mfiittern u16 Sobnen; 1ie er5eugte
Seubler un0 2iigner nno i6aoete
Dem @ei66ft, obpobl ms eeiagt
noroen mar, oas @el9Gft niiroe lib
beiIern. 9ie Moral in Der Staot
uno i'm gountp bat ii6 felt Dem Gin
3uge Ser Brobibition beoeuteno ber-
l6le6tert~. 9as fino oieielben Or
fabrungen, oie man onoersmo nit
Ser Trobibition aud gemaht bat
aber es lit immerbin ettpas inert, ooB
lie bier BON ben berufenen 8ertretern
Ser @el11ftspelt beitGtigt tperoen.
9ns 5eigt oaB Ole @robibition aIs
l1ebel INNER mebr alt9 in ienen
&reiien. erfannt miro, Die ibr anf6ng-
lid gIeidgiItig, man6mol fogar
freunOli6 gegeniiberitan0en.