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The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large losa Joboerf
prices arc higher.
EGGs-Nesr-by fresh virginia, %; West virginia
and Southwest Virginia. %; Tennessee. "; dneH
BUTTERFLIES fancy. rAssi: Western hni..
III; seconds. -
CHEESE. New York State isciOry; new ls.is'.
h.. l2sai; rcosters Per ID. .; turkeys. per h.,
Ian; ducks per " l5als
DRESSED foULfRY-Hsns. choice. per Ib. u
ais; chickens PER lb. lsa22; ROSTERS. per ID, sap
turke,s per 10. isso; dncs. PER H.. r.2o: ssess.
per h., ilAl3: capons flb arerage. per ID. Da2;
eapons. small. per H., lIala.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PER sack ASaalsi
North Carol Carolina. per bbf. lSssSso; cabbacs.. iod
lbs. 3looa15; onions. per sack AooaS.oo; Bermuda.
per crate. A75alo; caulinower. per crate, LINzWi
Florids PER crate 3ooaaso ietiuce. per basket. .
A10; string beans, per basket 2soaA9: celery.
Per doz. LooaL9; squash. Florida: per 6ste. lIsa
80; berts. Florida. psr crate. LWaxD; nle per
bbl.. Na75; spinach. per bbl, is.2o; psrsley. PEI
basket 2Oa2 80; peas PER BASKET. aooasoo; green
peppes per eT.ie. 2ea2S; tomatoes. florida. pes
pies. per bar. l-D.2fs: oranges. California. Per
bor 2IsAjoo; Florida orsnges. 3oa3I5; lemons. pa
boa. 4Sat0i Erape fruit. Per box. s@ss's; pine
appiss a7sai.5; zanberies. S-ou.rt boxes. M ao.
3Ts: do. per hbL. loseaIi.5o: strawberries. Flor
HAY AND sTRAw-Hsy. Western. No. I. Aooa
zoo: No. 2 2sooa8.0o; mixed hay 9O32A@; straw,
rye. baIN B.0oalToo; machine thrssh, laooslLo;
straw. wheat per ton. 9ooas9; straw, oAt. per
ton. u.m.
LIVE sTocK-sheep. per ID. 2Ay1; sprins
lambs. per H.. IS: calves. choice. per H., satas
medium. per h., sssis-
GRAIN-Wheat p-r busheI. LesIo5; corn,
shelled. T6aso: ear per bbl 3ssLlo; cats. Western
whfte. No. . per bashel. eA6i: oats mixed. IA
bushel Saso: hrsn. per ton. Goo; middiins. pei
WOOL AND HIpEs-wool. washed. free Of
burrs. per h.. 3ias5: wool. unwAshed PER H., %;
hides. dy. per h. IsAs; green hides. lb, II; calf
skin. green. each. L5al.a
sEEDS-Red clover. Per bushel. lieoal4 8; alSiks
bushei. lS0nsD.m: crimson clover. 5oosso; tim
othy. per bushel. 6f5aT.9: blue grsss. bushei.
asozLoo; redtop EraSs. ls.ooz2a0 per 100 lhs.; al
faha, PER bushel. T.oo1aeo.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. April 2-MILLFEED-Steady;t trade is
dull. Spring bran. 9.75; standard middlings D.0
Western red dog, 200; winter wheat bran, In 100
pound sacks to arrive Sin; city bran, In bulk
800
oATs-FBm; Light inquiry. No white. 81 No.
white. 90: standard, 81. elevator basis; ungraded
on tracks 5e1sas3.
FLOUR-steady; moderate dealings KanSs
stnishts 5ooAsD in sacks; spring patents, 515a6o5
in barrels; spring cean, LSa4.7O; soft winter
strAights. leoal7o
RYE FLOUR-Fm: transactions are moderate
Choice brands quoted at L0a62.
CORNMEAL-Strung; moderate deAlingz Kiln
dried for export. 2s5a3so; coarse meal in bags 5A
Lee.
HAY-Receipts. 30 tons: strong: choice in gDod
request Prime timothy. Leo: No ], Laal-y7ii; No.
. Lazl-2s; No. >. l.loAlIA
sTRAw-Receipts. none; stronger; inquiry Is mod
crate. Long rye quoted at s.
PORK-Firm: business Il quiet Mess, 1675aia .
family ia5oaD.0
BEEF-Fhm: inquiry moderate P.ekes 400.
li.so: family. lS5hl6W
LARD-FSnner: business y lifeless Prime West
en- 10 %: refined continent. lo.eo; South AmeEican,
ll.oo: rcfned Brazilian. IN kegs 12o0s oleostearns
les1all: llrd. steArine. firm: Nov York. lg..all
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New Yot. Arril 2-CATTLE-In the live stock
market to-day beeyes nominally steady Dressed
besf SoE but finn at eai2il Calves steady: veals.
sOoas75: choice. 700: enis. SooaS9. City dressed
Veals easy at l2Al5H: country dreSsed. llaH.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Steep steady: lamhs low
er. Sheep LSoseoo; culls. 3ooaLoo; lambs. ssoa
IS; no choice here. Dressed mutton steady at sS
all dressed lambs weak lsisaii; hogdressed lts
ais: country dressed hot house lamhs hru at 4soa
Ia frr
steady al 6isagil
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CARDINALS TIE
CENTRAL HIGH
Rain Stops Game in the Sixth In
ming, Score Being
6 to 6.

Alexandria. Va, April 2-The Alex
andria Cardinals and the Central High
School mines played six-inning game
which resulted in a tie, the score being
S TO s.
The exhibition was slow and uninter-
esting and had to be called in the sixth
on account OF rain. Ring and Sweeney
put up the best game for the High School
boys, while Seaton and Sutherland were
the stars for the Alexandria team.
The o Streeters' next game will be played
at the Capital City League ground with
the An-Stars tomorrow afternoon at
$50 The score:
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WILL HAVE INDOOR MEET.

The boys of the ingram Memorial
Church, Tenth street and Massachusetts
avenue northeast. are going to hold their
annual indoor meet Tonight. and from
present indications II looks as II II would
be a hummer. There will be several In
teresting. exciting. and amusing events.
such as the potato. shoe. sack. three-leg-
ged, and obstacle races. also the . 80
100 and 20 yard racef -
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VERMONT HERE TODAY.
Faces Georgetown Nine ON Hilltop
Diamond at $3.50 O'Clock.

This afternoon The Georgetown uni
versity baseball team will have as lt-
opponent the University OF Vermont, and.
Judging from the reports trat nave been
received concerning the caIiber of the
team. the Blue and Gray VIII have TO
use ali its available strength TO gain a
victory over the aggregation from the
Northern State. The game will start to-
day on the Hilltop at $50 promptly.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: Regular call. Z O'Clock noou-
Washington Gas S. 81 900 at ll0A
Capital Traction s.. 900 at lloh-
Washington Railway Electric 4s. 900 at S6s-
Potomac Electric IS. $500 at lNS-
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Be- 500 al 1854
Capital Traction 5 at l21-
Washington Gas. at s.. at $. 10 at So. 3 at
e5a. . at 81, 3 at -, 5 at ~. . al sSs-
Mergenthaler al ~, II at 2Dk. II at u.
10 at 10. 10 at a. 10 at %. 10 at -, 10 at -.
10 at 20. 10 Al -. 10 at -.
LAnston, . at 81
Cmomercial National Bank. 10 at 4c.
District National l-Bank. 10 at ~.
After czll-NonoIk & Washington Steamboat s..
s. 500 at lol
Washington Gas Sc. 500 at Iloh
Washington Railway Electric com. . at Ess.
% at Els. 100 AZ a.
Lznston. 10 At 81.
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PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUE.
NORTHEASTERN DUcKPIN LEAGuR
GoIfer travis Leads FfeIa.

Pinehurst. N. c.. April 2-walter ].
Travis was first in to-day's thirty-six-
hole Qualification round OF the annual
amateur golf championship. His card
showed 156 three strokes better than the
scores that put Charles E. Evans. Jr.. OF
Edgewater, in second place w. c.
Fownes. jr.. Of Oakmont. was third In
1e3. and Oswald Kirkby fourth In 1sL
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
CHATTANOOGA BLANKED.
Reds Hand Southern Leaguers to
q Defeat.

Chattanooga, April 2-The Reds shut
out the Lookouts this afternoon in a
fast game by the score of to o. Frank
Smith allowed only one hit in five In
nings, and Bagby was also very strong
The Reds could not score OF vowinkle.
but jumped hard on Gordon. a Michigan
recruit. The Reds will stay here a day
or two longer.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03

Runs-Hehin C9. Fair. King. Mes, Oberiin
Gemeny Hicks Sutherland. Mcbride. Williams.
Jones Left On bases-Cardinals, }; Central.
First base on haIis-Oh Buck. ?; on Seat1u, In
nings pitched-By Buck ); By Sweeney 3: by Sea-
ton. 4: By Kham. ? Struck out-By Seaton. 5;
by Buck Z: By Sweeney. s sacrifice hit-Wliams
stoIen bases-Henn. King %, Mes, Obe-ltn. Suth-
eriand. Mcbride, Jones Hit BY pitcher-By Buck.
i; by seatoa. I. Wild pitches-Seatou. Buck
Passed halls-Hayden. King. Uurire-MessEs smith
and Early. Time q g1me-l hour and 10 minutes-
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Runs-Wllihms, Cogan, Sitterding Fury %. Daly.
Earned runs-Columbia, l; GEORGETOWN, First
hase By ezTur-Columba. .; GeorgrtoNn. l. Left on
hases-Columbia, s: Georgetown. !, First base on
balls-On Bailey, G. Struck Out-By Bailey. 6: by
Fsinle . Two-base hits-Daly. Davis Williams.
Sacrifice hits-Wiliams Cosan. 0'Counor Double
plays-Wihams TO Shaw; Sanders TO Friederichs
By Bailey. l CDalyl: hy Feinle 1 (ShsWl. Umpire
MIR. Belts Time of game-l hour and IS min
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 2-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at * per CENT; highest. d
lowest. ~; closing ~. Most of the days loans
were made at ~ per cent.
Time money is slightly easier and there are more
funds Offering At the bid rates Of Monday. Busi-
4sss u light hovsTef. Hs there are few inQuris IN
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
FINANCE AND REALTY

The decline in the price for Railway
common which started at the meeting Of
the Washington Stock Exchange Monday
continued during yesterdays session.
During call none of the stock was trad
ed. The closing quotations were s1% bid
and S4iz asked. The day before the stock
sold at 81
After call after two twenty-share lots
had sold at So is andSzl4 loO-share lot
sold for s.
Railway preferred was not, affected by
the drop in the common stock. Monday
closing bid yesterday was IS and the ask
ing price ss. None OF the stock was
traded.
Railway Is sold at ss s-S-
Washington Gas stock sold on a declin-
ing scale. Sales started at IS rs. and
shares had been sold. Gas IS brought
llo SIS
Mergenthaler was fairly active at 20
for quotation lots and a half point bet
ter for odd numbers OF shares.
Lanston sold at e5lh during call and at
81 after call. The day before It sold at
~ At the close s6 was bid for the stock
and Sia asked.
j. NJ. Anderson Visiting City.
]. NJ. Anderson, OF Carpenter. Baggott
& Co.. OF New York. with branch Offices
| in this city in the Woodward Building,
is visiting Washington for few days.
Residence Brings 100000.
The sale Of the residence at the south
west corner Of Seventeenth and streets.
belonging to the Anthony Pollock estate.
through the office OF Horace Westcott,
was announced yesterday. The name Of
the purchaser has been withheld. The
price paid for the property is said TO
have been about 10000.
The house. which is a substantial
structure built some years ago. and for
the last twelve years the home Of former
Senator John Kesn, Of New JerseX oc-
cupies a lot which has frontage of thirty
two feet on Seventeenth street and nine
ty-two feet on / street, and an area OF
$50 square feet. The purchaser has
made no plans as yet for the use OF the
property, but IL Is supposed IL will be
adapted for business purposes.
Report Two sales.
NJ. Roy Shaver has purchased the
three-story, ten-room Dwelling at IL
Bryant street northwest, recently COM
pleted by Alexander Miller. The price
was 5000
Arthur ]. Delivine has purchased the
six-room dwelling at 1854 Spring road
northwest for 5000. The house is one OF
row recently built by Harry Ward
man. Both sales were made through the
ONCE of Shannon & Luchs.
Ticket once Moved.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has sent out cards announcing the
removal OF their ticket office at 1901
G street to new quarters at the southeast
corner of Fifteenth street and New York
ayenue northwest.
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sox Beat okIahoma c,ty.

Oklahoma City. April s.-The White
sox Lad soft snap to-day with Okla
homa City. winning. 4 to 0. Mogridge
and Delhi pitched for the Sox. the for
mer not allowing hit in five innings.
The Indians made two OF Delhi
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John Furioug and Font. Tennessee .entrJ.
FIFTH RACE-rhrceyear-o,ds and upward;
.Appr-n.Ie. .llov.nc. claimed.
HiIlton. WIN TitIe.

The HilItops defeated the Lincoln Laun-
day last night in the Northeastern Duck
pin League. The HiIltors got a bad
start In the first part OF the season. but
rapidly gained aud won the pennant in
q Garrison finish.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
MARKETS---FINANCE---CO COMMERCE

the market Rates are SEaSii Per cent for sixty
days, 4taS1 for three, four. and Eve monthA
Commerrial paper Is unchangrd at failS for best
names London discounts. 1874. OF i-fsd Pans
discounts 81 per cent. up y. Berlin discounts
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Sc~=k EIchnaEe. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open, n. nigh, 5; low, 81; close, "a
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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GIRLS ALUMNI GAME.
Basket-ban Contest to Take Place
at Ingram Church.

The girls basketball game. scheduled
for Wednesday night April 10, between
the Eastern High School Alumni and an
All-Alumni. team, composed of young
lady graduates of Central. Tech, and
Business. Is creating widespread interest
throughout the high schools OF the Dis
trict, and as the two teams will be made
up OF the best players In Washington
the game will be one of the fastest and
hardest fought that the followers OF this.
the greatest Of indoor sports. have ever
witnessed.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q ca,
members Of the New York Stock E1chanss, Hibbs
Buildfua
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs q Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchanss Hibbs Build
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The Safest investments
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
727 18th street Northwest.

Made st Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 72s 18th st. NV.
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Report Two Sales.
NJ n. Chouor ha
once Moved.

Ticket once Moved.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has sent out cards announcing the
removal of their ticket office at 1901
G street to new quarters at the southeast
corner of Fifteenth street and New York
avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03

A gallon Of water weighs ten pounds.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-03
RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.
Charleston.

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-Olds: purse S,p; four
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

York. April z-clo~inE quotations Of misc.i-
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'Ex dividend
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9tefige Hnoieneltianer
SefnrlUOrtcn OrHnbung elmer neuen
Barter rno tuoQcn Ganoioateu
aufiteQcH.

80 RooieOeItz z2tn6aneer bielten oez
tern Qbeno i'm 6duptquortier Des btes
Iigen gtoofe0elt &acne.Gommittees 3
etne StBung ab uno na6ren fotqen5e
Reiolutton an:
r9ei6loFen, oaB mir in ihdrFIter
BetIe oas 8or9eben Der republitQu!.
ften aOnOentiou in G6icago peroams
men,
Dap mir hermit Der fortT6rittLis
den Su6e uHtsr Der 5u6rerIfdft pom
Ibeooore Rcoieoelt unoerdnoerlide
Ireue unO 4nbGngli6teit ertlGren,
DAP mir bic gilounq einer nqtiD=
ndlen prOgreiiiOen Portei begunitigsn
unp oaB mir aanoioaten fir GountD=,
Qegislatur., aonare8., Stoatsz unO
gunoesdmter aufiteQen,
DAP mir bic gro9reTIiDen uQer poz
litti9sn Barteien einI1oen, Iitb bieIer
gepegun8 fir politiIhe 5reibeit unO
bas Redt oes @Oltes gu regisren an3uz
I6lieben."
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Ter Gau segeu gitIp Dis bon SO.
1915 8ine Strdbe, ipelfer am Is.
4pril bon benz GebeimpOIi3iitsn 56ers
tuoco unter Der 4ntIage, elm notori.
f6er SpieIsr 3u iein, berbaftet iporbeR
mar, nuroe auf beute nerftoben. nd9s
Dem perihisbene 3eugsn psrnrmmen
iuorDen fparen. ilnter Den ,3eugen be-
fano ii9 aud Elm Mann Romens Wil.
ion, BON pelhem Der 4nsetldgte cine
Rsnntpette sntaegsneenommen bdben
Iolte. WilIon iaate aus, baB WiB ii6
astpeiaert babe, bic Wet.e an5unebmen.
5robcem itanben bic 2tiien sismli6
fhlimm fir ben 2tngetiasten, fpesbal5
Der 8ertbeioiser. driebensrihter Muls
Ter, I'm leeten augenbIid 8ertdgilng
beantruste. um fueitsre 2eumunosseus
gen fir ieinen alientrn norsufiibren.
~Sobn 90. Rorton ipurbe ihuloi5
befunbsn, in bem 5oufe Yo. SO aDs.D
glllen cine 2otieriebuoe betrieben su
bdben. er purbe az elmer gelbitrnft
rpn $50 unb ben Rotten peruribe:lt.
Sobn 6all, ein iunser 1nugeHihts.
mslher iih nit DorIiebe i'm .Reo
aiebt4. .Diitritt berumsutrsiben pflest
unb troB isiner Sussno bereits meb@
rsre MaIe perbaftet iporben iit. srbieIi
esitsrn pegen SerumIuuserns cine
Strafe bon $40 unb ben Goitsn sus
oittirt.
Scmes .. gonn.[lp bait. am IRON.
tag abenb in oem pon ieiner Jruu Be-
triebenen Relort cine Sssns aenaht
unn mar ihlieblit tpessn unorbentIis
den Getraeens Derhaftet iporoen. Gr
Tam nit einer iuspenoirisn 'Sirafe oon
$50 nsbIt Rotten baDon.
Der Gall sesen ben Des Worbes on.
aetlagisn Neser Wiles Ddris BON go.
726 Deit front Strnse ipurbe pers
idboben. Der gnridx srIfob, fpit
bereits berihtet, am Wontas isinen sss
msinreh.liden Stiefboitr JsfTe Jobn.
ION.
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liberal Ban. llnterit. 8erein
beiert am Sonntag iein iilbernes
,Smbilanm.

Der Qiberul gaDriI6e llntsritiib>
rngs gertin feiert am Sonntag, ben
3G. Suni, in 5orIt's @artsn -an Or
Gprins 6rpDe aDenue fsin iilbernes
Jubil1ufns burf Elm pienie.
Dos ARRANGEMENTS aommittee, be.
ttebtnb aus ben 6errsn 0alentir
aubn, DDrlibsr;j adrl aaeitle, Bel
tiger; J0bn S6rtf, GefrstGr; gbrift
Gdds, Shabmsiiter; Sacob Trautb
Onion aempi, syreo. asmpi, grant
Renn. Jreo. Rueblmann, Gilbert 5elD
aoren5 Wsbrfrib, 5acob 5lid unb An.
bp lcepfer. er officio. bat ale 9ofbe.
reitunesn auf oas Bette getroffen
nno tam besbalb Elm Grfols nihi
ousbItibsn, I'm 70 mebr, als cine aan3e
ansuhl befrennbetsr @ereine sugefasi
babsn, DolI3dbIis gu osm Subildum
nus5uriiden.
Die 6erren Gbriit Sohs unb 8dl.
Eubn bom aommittee baxn BEL BEN
gurgsrmeiiter 6enrp Z. CUNT porses
1prohen unb oeiIeu 3uldge erbditen,
Ddb er bem ysit beitpobnen iperbe.
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3ies Mmo Sae.

- Der poli3iit Wt6enr9 purbe qe@
tern tpeeen tDrperliher llntaugli9s
felt auf Qnorbnung bs5 Siherbeitss
Directors gaib penfionirt. 5enrD gez
h0rte felt "a Sd6ren Der pp(iseiz 5orce
on unb binterldbt eineu ausge3et9nes
ten Recorb.
80 ganbibaten fir cnipettorsn
i'm Sneenieurs Departement paifirs
ten Die gipiloienIt prifung. Die
orei bo6ften Iinb 9aDib Grufplep, u.
Ut. BeiterbOff uHb Sb0mos ". Wlurz
rap.
- Mapors Dststtip &ras III sefteru
UIorgen bon g6icago 5uriitgetehrt, mo-
er ods Detsttib@8ureau Der Staot auf
Der republitaniItsn Qational=aonDens
tion perirat. 9srr ardb uberreihte
oem 8iirgsrmeiIter Elm Glib Der beioen
prominenten 2lmeritoner 5beoDore
ROoispelt unb D. s. grpan. 9os
Bib Seigt. tpie 8rpan in ieinsr Gis
genihaft als &orreiponoent ben grs
prdIioenten irterpieipt unb es III Elm
photograpNihes aunitpert erlten
Ranges.
- Sn 3ufunft miiTen Sidenabz
fdlle unb 2ti4e unb gapisr bon ben
5dusfrduen IN iepuroten 8ehdltern gez
bolten iperben, bd bic ItGbtifheu Wdz
gen lie Ionit niht dbboIen iperbsn. Die
SEDUCTION Company tam nur Su6enz
a6fdue unb 9esstabilien gu 8erbrsnz
nungs3Dstsn aebrauhen. Sas Wers
fen Don 8dpisr etc. In bic Straben
ipiro aud itrengitens geabnbst peroen
unb 3upiberbdnbelnbe tperben itreng
beitrdft psrb.n. Cine biesbsSiislids
Srbinan3 piro in elmer Der udhiten
Sisunssn DEG Staotrotbes eingsrsi6t
rperben.
= 6err g. 6. Jpahtmdn, Der 4us
bitpr bes Clinton 5oteis, bat gsItern
bic ibm dngsbotene StelIe dls Qomini.
itrdtionss sSuperintenoerten Der Habit
Tten Waiierpsr.s dbgslehnt, bo er NIT
fsiner StelInng 5uirieosH 1T.
- Gbarles =. 4nberion, Der neus
Supsrintenbent Der itGbtiIhen Bump
itation bat ssitern iein 4mt ansetreten
Die gran.z5apIsp 60. unter.
breitets ssitern bsm 9auamt pldne fir
Elm neues fiinfftOdiges Gobrisgebduo'
aus Stdhl uno Sontret. Das 9ebouot
tpiro an Der 8. 4osnus unb 9roobpat
errihtet tperoer.
- Die 6oipitals9pmmifdre per
fammsIten iih geitern in Der Office Del
Sohn Douglas Gompdnp, UNI iiber BIZ
in benz neuen 9urnet 4penue 6oIpitdl
einSurihtenoen SnitallotioHsarbeiter
gu beraiben.
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aufsenOmmen: 'ia
aebensIdngltde: 5rau Marb unnee
ipeEr, Guhlotp unb gpans plcc,, gltfz
ton; W. 8. S9Dar5, 1910 Clarion
4be., Gbaniton, 8.
RegeImdbige Weitglieosr: Uldr g.
WaD. so. g. Scullp, q, 3. S6od it,,
5enton Drp Cleaning 60, 5beo. 6.
Sung, So6n Clemens, So .aubn, gbas.
8. 8bonau, Gli3a geder, $. s. Des-
Ter, Samuel 3. 6amtfeI, Nntb. 9.
Dunlap, Gbas. 80. 6offman, aouiIo
gehring, GbnarO @ilbap, +. 6. SoIz
broof, Joi. 5. alderman, 81. s. gfode,
5beo.. v. s5eb, anna CUB, .. 2trm-
leber Co.. Sentel e SuuiDan, D. Q.
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gdrnborit, Rubolpb 3nidep, SEQ.
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ion, Jreb. Gusbte, .. s. grice, u. s.
Rebtpap, Bert. 6. galopin, 8. Z.
6aa &c Co., Otto 6. goeIting, Stepb.
W. Wtc9rat6, Jobnaspenleiter, gbas.
Sheu, Sliper g. sSones, 8. W.Waite.
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SIN Der ssitrissn SiBuHs oes 8ers
ipaltunasraibs ipuroe cine Refolusion
paiIirt, in tpel6er Der Sdulrotb srs
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ben ernonnt, nm Der Rorperfhnft bic
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perfsnal'T 'Tstisss.

Irau Gup 4enneop, Die 9ats
tin bes betannten Grperten, tpelde in
Der Sonniag Raht zines plosli6en
5obes seftorben iit. fpGrbe g.iteru DON
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4ls gobrtu6trdser fungirten bic Ssrs
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pcn Der Wohnuna oes 9eritorbenen,
Ro. 3711 glnrpo9 4oenue. price Sin.
aus ftdt!finoen.
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2atumia.

lie aeftriaen Mennen ergaben iol
peHoe Neiultate:
Critics Nenneu-- Sedls ssurIonas
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men; NoIIb e., 100 (gaIlnba,.), srpei
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plnee, $3.50 Shciu; Waaf o. gu
bnnfs. $3.50 Ebcp.
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