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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-This market
was due Az to points higher, but
opened quiet at 2 points advance. At
1915 p. m. the market was quiet and
steady, net unchanged to ! point higher
on near positions and IL points higher
on late months. Later the market de-
clined I point from 1915 p m.
Spot cotton Q points lower; middling
76Sd; sales 10000 bales, of which 10, 400
we're American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Atlanta, steady; middling 1872
Athens, steady: middling 1894.
Macon. steady; middling 1SA.
New Orleans, quiet; middling 13sl.
New York, quiet; middling 14c.
Philadelphia, easy: middling lac.
Boston, quiet; middling 1870.
Liverpool, steady; middling 1850.
Savannah, quiet; middling 1874.
Augusta, steady; middling 13 916.
Charleston, steady; middling 1875.
Norfolk, steady; middling 1917.
Galveston, steady; middlinR lac.
Mobile, steady: middling ID lis.
Wilmington, steady; middling 1885
Little Rock. steady: middling 1885.
Baltimore, nominal; middling 14A
st. Louis, steady; middling 1873.
Memphis, firm; niddling 1873.
Houston, steady; middling lac.
Louisville, firm middling 1914.
Charlotte, steady. middling 12c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Big Transactions Pendino.

Announcement of several big deals,
two of which involve the establish
ment OF large industrial plants in At
lanta' is expected to be made this
week. Real estate firms have caught
me spirit OF the times and are going
after manufacturing concerns. This
plan usually works out well, since
local real estate men are in the hes,
position to provide sites for concerns
which are seeking desirable locations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
THE WEATHER.


WASHINGTON. Nov 3.-Uusettled
weather with rain or snow tonight or
Tuesday may be expected from the
Lake region eastward, while to the
southwark the weather will be generally
fair. IT will be warmer tonight in the
Atlantic States, colder tonight and
Tuesday in the upper Lake region, and
colder Tuesday in the Ohio Valley and
lower Lake region
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
To Improve on peachtres.

Edward H. Inman has been granted
permit by Building Inspector Ed r.
Hays to make repairs at No. GO
Peachtree street, a store occupied by
Ludden & Bates, piano dealers, and
Henry Muench, jeweler.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
IN
PRICE OF CEREALS
Big Receipts and Easier Cables
Cause Freer Sales in Wheat
Pit-Corn Firm.
ST, LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-While wheat re-
reached. the closing showed losses Of l.
= &c for the day. Cash sales were more
liberal. The visible suplyp OF wheat in
creased 100000 bushels Corn and oats
were each off BUAc and the provis-
ions list was a shade better ali aroma
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Grain quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

north Of Peachtree place. Novem-
Der l.
$1,S00-Fannie Roper to L. B.'Lilien-
thai and Gus Hoffman, No. 80 Jones
avenue, SO by 100 feet. November /.
$4,500-Ralph B. Martin and John
L. Grice to Walter NJ. Simmons No.
81 Spring street, 81 by 100 feet. Oc-
tober 81,
$4,O00-Festus Dodd TO Ralph B.
Martin and John L. Grice, same prop
erty. November 10, 1912.
$6,200-Mrs. Mary f. Wood to +. G..
Black, lot $50 by S3S feet, west side
los, Seventeenth District. october 81.
$249-Mrs. Matte e. Paden to
Henry Hollingsworth, 1.66 acres on
Cheshire Bridge road, land lot 4, 18th
District. December Z, 1908.
SS60-Mrs. Laura d. Featherstone
to Eugene F. Tufts, lot 81 by 200 feet,
east side Boulevard, 207 feet north of
Greenwood avenue. April "a, 1908.
s12, O0O-James Turner FIFTEEN ct al.
to Mariana T. FIFTEEN. one-twentieth
interest in lot 81 by so feet, southwest
corner Marietta and Broad streets;
also lot 13 by 60 feet, southwest side
Marietta street, 81 feet northwest of
Broad street; also Nos. 20S and 21O
Woodward avenue 40 by 105 feet; also
Nos 204 and 206 Woodward avenue,
4S by l05 feet. October s.
S200-B. f. Burdett to Amanalitta
Wright, two acres on Long Island and
Roswell road and Johnson Ferry
road. June 16, 1911.
$1-W. A. Wright to Mrs. Amana-
litta Wright, three acres at northwest
corner south half of land lot SO, Sew
enteenth District. June II, 1911.
$325-W. P. Walthall to William N
Hunt, lot so by 120 feet. northwest
corner Wylie and Wetherby streets.
October 2S.
s1S7-William NJ. Hunt to L. A.
Lewis, lot 40 by 100 feet, north side
Wylie street, 40 feet west of Wether-
by street. October Is.
81 ,O0O-George A. Speer to L. P.
Flowers, lots 976 977. 97S, 97s and
1909 in Northwest Atlanta, land lots
258 and 259, Seventeenth District. No
vember /.
5000. C. Drummond to c. f.
Brown. lot 40 by 100 feet south side
West Hunter street, 312 feet east OF
Ashby street. June 8.
Bonds for Title.
$1,000. B. Lilienthal and Gus
HOFFMAN TO r. w. anu H. l. bOnu,
No. SO Jones avenue, 3S by 100 feet
November I.
$7,S60-A. H. Sneed to Mrs. Lura
B. Brewer, No. II st. Charles avenue,
So by 100 feet. October 80.
16,500-George S. Lowndes and Fl.
Y. McCord to John A. Brice, lot 20
by 1O3 feet south side Edgewood ave-
nue., IA feet west of Bell street. No
vember u, 1912. Transferred to
Frank c. Owens October 90.
$16,5OO-Same to same, lot 90 by
100 feet south side Edgewood avenue,
"a feet west of Bell street. Novem-
Der IL, 1912. Transferred to Frank
c. Owens October 20.
S6,000-Same to same, lot 46 by 100
feet north side Boaz street, 100 feet
southeast OF Butler street. November
IL, 1912. Transferred to Frank c,
Owens, October %.
s3,OOO-E. G. Black to E. L. Jet and
B. F. Hall, lot 80 and 16S feet west
side Spring street, 100 feet north OF
south line of land lot los. Novem-
Der l.
Loan Deeds.
$2,750-T. K. johnson to A. B
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

Buell., No, 6S West Thirteenth street,
40 by 112 feet. October %,
$1,500-M. S. Moore to F.. W. Ben
son, lot AZ by $50 feet. west side Of
Broyles street, AZ feet south of sgd
ney street, November 1.
$1,000-A. L. Barry to Mrs. Fanny
B. Galloway, lot SO by 100 feet, south
east corner of Plum and Nisbet
streets. November 1.
$1,200-Mrs. NJ. f. Jones to DR.. j. z.
Dykes, No. 500 Spring street, So by
1870 feet. November l.
$4,000-George II. Boynton to Equi-
table Life Assurance Society of the
United States, lot 80 by 140 feet east
side of CORTLAND street, 144 feet south
of Linden avenue. October !.
$2,000-Mrs. c. w. Alfriend to /.
and NJ. Phillips, IS acres in northwest
corner of land lot 1911, Fourteenth Dis
trict on Three B" road. November l.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
MlLLEa-corTER COTTON LETTER.

MEMPHIS Nov, 3-Unexpected and
unexplained weakness at Liverpool gave
our markets lower opening, and on the
way down stop orders upset prices.
New York advices say trading IL light
and the market easily moved by small
orders. The technical position seems to
be improving by elimination of weak
longs. although some new bullish inn
pulse seems needed TO create an advance
This may come from ginning reports.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Opening: Alaska
%; Calumet Arizona, 81; North Butte,
"a; Mohawk. Al; Old Colony, 45s: Osce-
ola, TO- Superb Boston. Il 3-16; Pond
! Creek, 1874
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES


YOUR Lost and Found ads will be
taken over phone. Advertise for your
articles in The Georgian and have them
returned 10 you. e,
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CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

toIoWing are receipts for Monday and
estimated receipts for Tuesday:
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ST. LOUIS CASH.
81; LOUIS, Nov 3.-Wheat: No. 2
red rec S2aag43&i No. 3 red, 90g9s; No. 2
marc re- Soq Ky No 3 hard, S4@Ss.
Z, Ghs; No 2 yellow, 10; No. yellow.
az NO. 2 white, rs; No. white, 74I5
~ oats; No. 2, 40; No. 3, 80: No. 4. 81
go; white, AK g41h; No. white,
1874; standard, 4015 QHh
LIVERPOOL GRAZ NMARkET
LILY ERPOOLA Nov. wheat opened
"a to I'd lower; at 1870 .. m. the
market STat was unchanged to I'D higher.
closed 3sd lower to I'D higher.
-, Corn opened sd higher; al / 30 n m.
Ine market was I'D to I'D higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

$575-M. S. Moore to w. A. Gala
way. lot Al by $50 feet, on west side
Of Broyles street, AZ feet south Of
Sydney street. November 1.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Big Total Expected
At Auction Tuesday
AnsIey and Adair Agencies Will Of.
fer PsrceIs-SeveraI Small Sales
Made-Other Notes.

Tuesday is legal salesday at the
FuIton County courthouse, at East
Hunter and South Pryor streets, and
. large crowd of real estate men and
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CHICAGO Cash quotations

GHIcAGo CASH QUOTATIONS.
red, 94hq951s; No. 3 red. soE G9s; No.
hard winter, S615 @S7A; No. 8 hard
WSoidnt6er S5@S6h; No. 1 Northern spring.
SSS sag No, Northern spring 871E@
80 Corn-No. 2, 72% as; No. white.
-; No. 2 yellow, 7$q73I: No. 3. 72as
no. 3 white, 70; No. yellow. 72& ma,
no: ,n :, I!a g721a No. 4 white, ~; No.
Oats-No. white 42H; No. 2 2ss,
ISs; No; white, SSh OF; No, 3sI1
no no : white, 1874 @3914; standard, 401I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

| The following table shows receipts at
| the ports to-day compared with the
| same day last wear:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Mortgages.

$75O-Mrs. Clara r. Seiz to w,
Handy Nos. 20, 81 and 20 Leonard
street, SO by SO feet. October 80.
$2.160-J. Lee Barnes to Atlanta
Savings Bank, lot % by 80 feet, on
north side of Edgewood avenue, 80
feet west of Randolph street; also
lot 20 by SO feet, on south side of
Edgewood avenue, 100 feet west of
Jackson street; also lot III by 121
feet, on southeast corner of billiard
street and Pittman's alley. October
2S.
S1,100-J. J. McNeal to same, lot so
by 200 feet, on north side Sells ave-
nue., 2O9 feet east of Abbott street.
October %.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Quitclaim Deeds.

$5-Merchants ami Mechanics
Banking and Loan Company to Ralph
B. Martin and John l.. Grice, No. 377
Spring street, 81 by 100 feet. October
81.
S5-Mrs. Rosa Franklin to Samuel
Barnett, lot 90 by 1903 feet, west side
of Gate City street, $50 feet north Of
Fletcher street. July 6, 1889.
S1-William M. Smith to Thomas
Evans, lot 1O2 by 40 feet, east side
of Longley avenue, 2O4 feet south of
Niles avenue. November l.
$5-W. A. Galloway to M. S. Moore,
lot AZ by $50 feet, west side of Broyles
street, AZ feet south of Sydney street.
November !.
S5-J. r. Carroll to L. P. Weathers,
lot 544 by 522 by 697 by 1905 feet, in
land lot 100, Fourteenth District, nj
northwest corner Of 2 acre lot sold
by w. w. to J. B. Wardlaw. Octo-
Der 10.
1,700-Emily VanDylte to c. w.
Alfriend, 20 acres northwest cor
ner of land lot 1911. Fourteenth Dis
trict, on Three B" road October %.
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PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
WORLDS VISIBLE sIlpp,v

folloWlng shows the worlds visible
supply of grain for the week;
This Last Iast
Week Week Wear
| Wheat So, 1876, 900 SO. SOC 900 41.712 900
Corn .... 6,205,000 7,075, 1000 2,6S9 000
oats .... 81 ,6S4, 900 81 839 900 10552 000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
VISIBLE supp,v cuAMor

Following shows the weekly visible
supply of grain:
Wheal-lhcrease, ,bOS,000 bushels.
Corn-Decrease, S69. 900 bushels.
Oats-Decrease, 1856, 900 shares.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

Closed steady. Sales, 1880 bags,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Coffee quotations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
COTTON SEED OIL.

Cotton seed OIL quotations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

$2,750-T. K. Johnson to A.
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Die &dlte.
Bon 6enri aapeban.

~WOrssn rsii. ih ab~, iaste Serr
T., elm ipob!tonIerpirter Jinfsiser,
uHo feBte feline 1ketnEe fort.
.Cb Sic 0ludliner! Wn iH sic
bensibe! Wah benz Sibsn! Rad BEN
ionniaen Giiben. obns Hdlis, ohne
Shnes. cbne Nebel!"
.Sk irren, msine Gomen, i'd, inbrt
burnous uiHt mad oem Siibsn, ion.
bern I'm Otssntstil BEN Ehnee unb
Der Hdiss sntstgsn!1
SIMMER pornbcr, bieitr CUTE 3."
.Aber meine Damen! Geben Sie
NAL. bic glisrn boiten In mir bic
JnufiOn grobgtSoesn. bnb es pier
DerfHishent 50bresoei!sn sisbs, unn
msins CUTE Wsuitsr bat mir ioa0r II:
nsnneH gslsrnt: Winier. 1rlbIina,
CONNER unb 0erbit. Den aIien Qds
lenosr. auf benz Id, Elm s<6aiajdbris
ger. bieie bier Worte sutrjt las, Be-
lpabrt ib nod ais Neliquie nuf. Die
fer aaIsnbtt fammtc aus bes Sus
eenbaeit meiner SHUTTER unb lpar
iMon fart u1iissnommen, perbloBi
unb an ben 0dtn obseftob<n. Gben.
10 Derblobt aud boS olircio Ndnh.
den, an benz u hing. D6encuf prdnas
ten bier Gi1sr, bic sier 9atss1asiten.
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DaS llebereint II n I m m n !,
pelnes Der Mapor NIT perStrabenz
babns @sieli6aft estroffen bat, pirb
cine psridispentIide 8eurtbeiluns err
fabren. Dap oas 5abrseIb nur um
SO Gent bsrabseiebt tpirb, oiirfts bel
giskn Mnitob erregsn. bic parauf bin=
ipeifsn psrbsn, bab in Detroit, glepe=
lamb uno Solebo pas 5abrsslo nur
brsi Gents toItst. Der nnteri4eo
piro ppn Der onberen Seits oamit gez
redtfertigt, bab Der 9strieb in Dtsier
Staot ipessn bes bii9elisen 8eldnbes
toitipieIieer, als in ben sendnnten
StGbten lit, unb bann tpiro bebauptet.
bab aus benz gleihen 9runoe Die
Wpbnbesirte bel uns peiter auseinans
Der finb, uls in anosren Stdbten unb
baber mebr Sdienenanluee, geoienung
unb rolIsnbes Waterial npthDenoig 1T.
Serner miro parauf bineetpieieH, baB
bic Strabenbob ns9eieufhaft Die aps
iten bes ShnelIpertebrs auf Iih nimmt.
9ab ptefe 2aIten gsriidiihttgung
perbienen, tpirb iih pptl niht bsitreis
ten lafIen. Mber ss bleibt bann nod bic
yrase iibrig, ob bisis 8prtbeile bic
0ifferens spiIhen brei Gents uno
a 1/6 Gents pertb iinb. gemdngslt
ipirb aud, bab Der Dertb Der Struz
benbabnen ouf $11S,O0O bic Meile obs
oeihGbt pirb, pGtrenb in Glepelunb
bic MseiIe nur gu $61 900 tarirt
tpiro, unb odR bic Stabt ourh cine
fold bok QbihdBuns iih, Islbit ben
Wse gu elmer usbernubns beg getrisbs
perIeet. mir elauben iebod. bab alle
niefe giupsnbuneen iid beihpihtigen
li.Ben, ipsnn oas Ssahreelo duf 3 Az
Gents & Sidsts fir sinen @iertels
8onar) angsisBt tpiirbs. Sb bic 9iirs
gerI6nft benz @srtrag untsr Den iesis
qsn 9soiusunssn 3uItimmen niro,
ideint uns stpsifslbaft. Wir islbit
1ino nod su tsinem abidlisBsnben urs
tbsil esIarot. oa mir erit bic Ginssls
tciten oes 8ertrass 81 priifen rpuns
ibeu.
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Staats.MonOpole.

Zen 0epsih.n sufolss pirb GeutIhs
lamb, um bic aoiten Der neusn See
resperitdr.ung gu osden, Wouopole in
3igarsttsn, Spiritus uno 3unbb6Is
germ srrihten. Die WslDung tommt
niht iiberraihenb, Fl. mar iosur pors
aus3uiebsr. Die 4bii6t, bic aoit.n
eurh biretts Qbgaben, nis 9ermor
gensi.eusrn, grbonfansitsusrn u. (. 10.
su bsden. itieB auf ben Dib.ritano
Der @in3litooten, neil bisie bic bret
ten Stsusrn fir ibrsn eisensn 8soarf
benOttieen, 70 bab benz Rsihs ni6ts
anbsr.s iibris bleibt, ais nsue Gin,
nabmequsasn aus inoirstten s.eu.rn
5u srfhlieben. 4bsaben, bic bir.it auf
ben aonfumenten fallsn. iinb niht
mshr auf3ubringsn, ba hisrin 41ss
OoriDes genommen lit. mas su srlaus
gsn mar. 9abur4 pirp ous ReiA sez
spungen, feline 3ufludt au Monppo.
len su nebmen. Das III ieoph Elm
S6ritt, Der iit als folssnfhpsr err
ipeiien fonnte. Die @runoibee bes
Stadtsmonopols 1T, baR Der Stant
ben untsrnehmergetpinn fir iih b.ans
fpruht. Wir brauten pobl niht au
faeen, oab bas unperfdlibter Gosiae
lismus 1T. Qssterer betdmpft llntsrs
nebmeraepinn unb Gapitalsspinn.
Das 5taatsmonopol erfii[lt o;eie sSors
berunsen. Ter Rapital5ins in ben
monopoliftiihen Betrisben, Der frikr
ben Nttiondr.n sutteil purbs. fGllt
benz State su unb oler Gspinn uber
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9rpdn pertbeibtet Die go

9rpan pertbeioist Die 90,
litit Der gittbstbeilieung an Der dina
iiIhen 4nlstbe uno Der 3uriit3 t3iebung
Der Der. Staaten aus Siioameritd.
Nah ieinsr 4nii6t bat Der prGIiosnt
oamit etns freunplihe Stimmung fir
Die Ser. Gtautsn gsIhaffsn. Sn Be
aug auf China tit bas nahrsisbar
ni6t rittig. 2sBteres esrdtb in arob.
Shrpisrigieiten. bob in 5olqe oss Der
baltens nss YrdiioenteH bic internatips
male Qnl.i6e, bic Gtina orinssnb
braubt, nidt suitanbs tommen fam
unb sbsnio pessn 3uriit5iebung Der
moraliIhsu llnterftiiBuus Der Der.
Staatsn. gstrsffs Sibomeritas ldBt
Ii6 oas 8leihe nahneiien. Die Ser.
Stauten baben Nicarasuu uno 6pns
buras bon sfp.i erauiamen Sprnnneu
bsfrsit. Sn Jolss beHen tpunihen ii:,
bdb uniere Regieruns tpeiter bieie tsis
DEN 2Gnbsr in S6ub rimmt. Sernsr
bruuHen bieie beiben QGnoer hringeno
Gelb, I'm ibre briidsnbIten S6ulosn
au besdblen unb Der 9sfubr elmer mis
litdriiben gefsBuna Seitsns Der euro
pGiifsn Gambler gu entoeheu, ipelhs bic
Sorberunssn ihrsr 8iira.r nit Wafs
feneepdlt eintreiben molten. Wfit arDfs
ter gereitpi1igteit buben iis iih su si.
nsm 9ertrooe perftonben. Der ben Ser.
Stontsn srlaubt, Die isinan3sn ibrer
2Gnber su perpdlter, neil tie unter
iol9en gsbingunssn Gdo erbalten
t0nnisn unb aus bsm rpeitersr 9runs
be, baF Die gsfsBung ibrer 3oGdmt.r
ourh Der. Staaten geamte bic bette
Gurantis ssgsn Reooluiiorsn bietst.
bsrsn 3isl borduf gerihtst 1T. Die 3pns
stnndtmen in bic Sdnoe oss reoolus
tionGrsn Jiihrers au Ipis'sn. Duburh.
bab Der qrGfibent bisfsn 8srtrna niht
bsftdtist isben tpiI, iinb bic beiosn
2Gnber tpiebsrum Der tpilbeiten unproz
nuns unb elmer suropdi'ten Snpaiion
ausss'.st. Cine politit, bic iolhe
ReiuItd.e bat, tnnu nur Elm isihtsr
S6DGssr pie 9rndn out heibsr.
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Serliner plauberei.
SJubilGums Stimmunesn. Cor
Sternbeim's r9Irser Shippel".
Berlin, 10. Msars 1913.

W @~' ~~NNND
glaiirlidb muB man fih BEL Den.
tsutissn Datum s.rpns bsntsn, abe.
eine Rebs brauft man barber mid.
sleih gu baltsn. UlarimIlian oar
rem meinte neulid, gum frOblitsn Su-
G;!i,en isi Die sssenndrtise 3sit al.
gsHtlid earniht ansstban, abtr bar
ned fheini fOnit nismano 3u fragsn,
lnb tbatidhlih mare Is ia audi elm
Gang oHurbes, unmoglides 8srlaus
gen, folder 13eiten unb 1aaten niht
r.br au sebenten, ipie tie DOT bunoert
Sabrsn uniere 9orfabren betpegt ia
6cn. Jntefen ftxint mir, ais ipsnu
ecs RehebeoiirfntB bod ein bibhen sa
Fort anseitaheli iporbsn fei, unb Gig
tpsnn bic meiiten Jubil1umsrbner
allau febr in pbruien fhpelsien. 4n
tefen unb niislihiten begs6t man lodi
subilden, penn man iin 70 leb6ofi
.fyie mSalin In bic GretauiiIe aurii6.
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Gin Cub mmittes fir
Mittel unp Wees beI6Gftigt ii6 nit
Der GintpmmenIteusr. Gs lieg.n biss
fem SDei Jrogen Dor, no Die Ssiteues
rung unfangsn unb pb tie prosrei'ip
fein ioa. Die cine In'iht ge6t odbin,
Gtntiin'ts ppn $500 bis $1,000 nit
einem baiben pro3snt Su belesen uno
gintommsn, bic bdriber gebsn, NIT 13
prossnt. 4nbsrs tpolIsu sr't BEL $4,000
anianesn uno bdnn bic Steuern pros
ersFip srbDben, 70 baB gintommen
ppn elmer Ulillion unb bariiber zine
Steuer bon 4 proasnt trasen tpiirben.
Inns itsinen ale gemiibungen ipertbs
log. bis feitgeitsllt it,, pis srob BIZ.
ginnahmen aus anoeren Queaen iinp,
beHn ons prin3ip, bas Der gintoms
meniteusr au @runoe liegt. 1T niht,
ben Retdtbum 8u beitrafen, ionbsrn
GebIbstrGse i'm Staatsbaus5alt gu sr.
gdnSen. Damit lit gefagt, bdb man
Tehlbetrdes, ipenn es fi9 ireenbpie ers
moslihen ldBt, ni6t auftommen laiTen
unb fps3iea @erbrauhsitsuern, bic
niht bridsnb fino, beibefdlten fon.
Dos besieht iih fpeaisG auf 3ut.r. Gs
mare unDerantportlih, tpenn Der Gons
ereB cine ginnabm. BON 80 Mi[lionen
bos Sahr, tpie 3uder fis brinsen
fpiirbe, fortipsrFsn uno griab in Der
Beteusrung bon tleinen 0erm0oen {us
den piirbe. Cine stsusr BON a proa.nt
HI aug rerihiebensn Griinben su Mfg
billigsn Sie pirbe 8erdnlaiTung
bieten. mDglihit pisl 0srmSaen i'm
Musldno au5uleaen; iie fpIrDs aur
8erihtpenDung fiibren unD, mas BE-
fonDers lDittig III, iis fpurpe ben Mas
yimalidB, Der nur uHter uneep6bnlis
den 0erbGltniHeH auferlegt tperben
follie, in normalen 9siten foroern.
Hdh ben bisberiasn gebiirfniiTn Der
Resieruno bsurtbsi!t. tann fie pGlIia
ifr Mustommen finbeu, penn lie
bic 1effeneriina erit BEL gintInftpn
bon 5000 beginnt unb bi.i. nit eis
mem balben prosent b.leat. Bon aebns
tauIenb bis hunberitaufsnb Ginfiinfs
ten follte bic Gtsu<r / g}roaent be!ras
gen unb fir ale ginfiinfts b1rI6er 2
Dros.nt. 0as nars siHs mdsise Wb.
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9trr fsum Dir<itOr Der G4mi<rt bti
Dtr Norffellune): ~Das mMb IL J9atn
ihoH idgen. bnb Der orb biz 0eyeH'
t,inssfjsns isbr unHatiirlitb oeipielt
bat odbtmal tr1nf er nuA b1 4bisIe
ebe r. snbIi1 tobt ~ 1cbea fell
I'D. baS tann iM Shines f4pH srs
Hdren. bie &oiIeoen bdttta I'm n6mliM
Aiimssll l4naps h sis Qtisie oefaass-
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Die auspGrtissn gptidafs

Die auspdrtisen gptidafs
ten bisten srobe Shpieristeiten in Der
seeisneten 9eissuns. Der pralioent,
ais sebiloetsr Mann, bat einisen seis
itisen 9r0ben tpidti9e goti6aIten o'ts
eeboten. gs erfpIste in allen 6allen
Elm ablebnsnosr 9eihsio. Die Wtdns
usr, tpslde bic setpiinihten 5ohsteiten
bsiibsn ,baben tein 8slb unb bic Wtdnz
nsr. ipslds oos 9elo beilsen, haben
teine Edhioteiten.
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sabc unb ipiirbs lpirtHhafilih feline
S4doisuns betpirten. SEPT man bic
Gtsuer sleih su bod on, 10 fam iie
Ben 3ped nidt erfiilIsn, Der barin be-
ftebt. iie i'm Notbfalls srbDben 5n tons
men.
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Die 6 bicagper Surn. tpsls
de iiber bic Sittlidteit bes rSeptsms
bermorsen" betiteltsn 9emdloes 81
9eriht iab, bat oisies fir etnponos~
frei erfldrt. 8etanutlid beitano Der
Ginfpanb oarin, baB Der vSeptsmbers
moreen" ourh cine Sungfrau repras
fentirt ipirb, Die obne Setleioung ab'
eebiloet lit. Dieter Wubr'pruh err
fheint uns pertbpolIer, als Die Iniihs
ten u[Isr Grpsrten uno MoraIiiten. sc
banbslte fid nm Die Jrage, ME oos
Dplt Iolhe 9emdlbe auffoBt, ob als
finnlide Inresuns pber als ditbeti'te
Grbauuna uub nahoem WGnner aus
bsm 9plte Die 5rage i'm lssteren Sinns
entfhieoen 3dbsn. 1T bos cine entiheis
benbe 9uftldrune uno siH GROCER 9es
fpinn fir Die 4unit.
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Der Stauts Nuoitpr be-
rintet iiesr eigentbimIihe 9srpaIz
tunasr Metbpoeu in bieIem Staat.
3islsn 4ngubeu 3ufolge bebanosln stns
9insabl Stautsbeamts bic ibnen in
amtIi1sr Gtgsnfhaft 3usebenoen 9s!s
Der, pie ibr Yripateigsntbum. sic
beponiren lie in 9antsn auf tire sigss
nsn Rdmen uno Sie6en pQrauf ndh
Belieben. Sb Die 4usgdben, bic fie
MAIDEN, gsisgIih iino, erfabrt man
erit Had Der Bidder =Repiiicn. lin BEL
fere Crbnung uno aufihIuB gu erlans
gen, bat Der guoitor bic 2egislatur
uufssIcrosrt, Elm Geies gu paHirsn,
apcburh bic Staatsbeamtsn ge5pan=
gen tperbsn, aqs tbnen in amtIidsr
Giseni6aft 5ufliebenosn Geloer jeoe
Mohe i'm Stautsihas gu beppnir:n
unb fir alIe glusgaben, bic gu MAIDEN
iinp, Iollen 3ablungsanpeliunsen auf
hen Staatsz z4ubitor ausgeiteat perz
oen, bamit oisIer priift, Oh bic Iusga.
ben berehtigt itnp. 8us i9eint eine
isIbftbsritGnbIi6e 5orbsrung. Srosbem
ipirb bic 8orlase betdmpft. Welhe
8eranlafTung 2ssislutur WtitgIieber
bdtten, elmer oronuussgemdbsn Der
ipaltuns Der Staatsselber SinoerniFe
entsssensuitelsn, lit unosritGnblih.
Rebsnbsi bsmertt 1T bisis jsBiss Spz
ttemloIieteit fir bic geamten feIbit
gefdhrIif. Gin 3uhthaussSetretdr
is tisst als 9sfungsner in Der 4nftolt,
neil sr BEL Der freieu 8erpenouns iibsr
bic Gsloer uub Die groben Summer,
Die ihm 5ur 8erfigung itanben, oas
@eritdnbnib fir Wein unb Sein sins
bubte.