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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
Of GRAIN
ON THE UP GRADE
Turn in Sentiment Now More
BuIIish on Chicago
Market

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Grain prices
have been on the upgrade for three
days and sentiment is rather more
bullish than bearish. the disposition
being to buy on breaks, although
traders as rule are not looking for
big changes and believe that prices
will do well to hold around the pres
ent level. The short interest has
been reduced in all grains. but Is still
regarded as large.
A feature of the situation is the
absence of pressure from cash offer
lngs here and reduced pressure In the
northwest Some of the largest cash
handlers In the northwest are on the
short side.
wheat here and in the southwest
yesterday, sales at Chicago aggregat-
ing LOS, 900 bushels, including 10000
bushels spring. while Mondays sales
were more than 100000 bushels. $780,
ooo bushels being sold after the close
millers and elevator interests were
good buyers at full prices to Y up:
Exporters bought 2o0 900 bushels of
December and May wheat at Kansas
City. The Seaboard said bids on
Manitobas were out OF line and re-
ported no sales. Flour sales at Min
neapolis were better.
Cash corn was Y to u higher at
Chicago yesterday, demand being
good. with shipping sales Of 2o5 900
bushels. Buying by feeders was an
important factor in the southwestern
cash markets. Kansas City reporting
that one house sold Is cars. to the
country. ST. Louis unchanged; Kan
sas City / to " higher; Omaha u
to u higher. and Peoria u higher
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TO LEAVE TINS ro11

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett. stnir
waap. Cnptaia \ sundberg, at p. M. from
Fur Point Aresa. Mendocino and Little River
stmr Sea Foam, Captain Henrickson. at
For Los Angeles and San Dieso-sfmr Har-
yard. Captain r. Jepsen. at p. M. from
acme ST THURSDAY. OCTOBER %
For Astoria and. Portland, stnr NYthland,
Captain H. r.. Bodge, at 3 .. M. from LON
For Eureka. stmr City Of Topeka. Captain
C. A. Harris. ut II m, from Broadway wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Queen. Captain
George II. Zeh, at II a. M, from Broadway
For Los Angeles. stmr Bsar. Captain L. N
Nopander at IL q. m. from pier 10.
For Seattle. stmr Wssp. Captain 4. sund-
For Grays Harbor, stmr Chehalis, Captain
NJ Cook, at p. m, from Union street
For wiIlapa Harbor, stmr Quinalt. Captain
J. 9. Walvig. at 4 p. M, from Lombard
street wharf.
Captain G. Reiner, at p. m. from Powell
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Tamalpsis.
Captain +. Anderson.- at p M, from Powell
For CoquilIe River, stmr Elisabeth Cap
tain J. Olsen, at p. m. from Harrison
For Eureka and Samoa, stmr Rsvsni Cap
tain I, a. Nelson, at u M, from Lombard
ARRIVED OCTOBER n
4:30 4. m, sfmr Scotia. Bergmark. "a hours
from Eureka; 241,000 It lumber to the Rich
ardson company
6:45 a. M, stmr Sea Foam, Henricksen, 8
hours from Pigeon point: f52 cords bark to c.
III. Higgins.
7:5o a. M. stmr Arctic, T.iuaer, Is hours
from Fort Bragg: $4,000 feet lumber to
Union Lumber company
100 !. m, stmrr Ro.alie Mahony, Hutton, 80
hours from Columbia river: 50O.OO0 feet lumber
and 500 tons grain to Olson & MAhony.
$50 Z. M. ship Erxkfne Al. Phelps. Curtis.
30 hours from Port San Liifs: oil to Union OIL
company; IN tow tug Dauntless.
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Financial Summary

American stocks In London irregular. A@&
higher
Application of Frisco receivers to issue $10-
500 600 certificates goes over to Monday.
Annual meeting OF New Haven today. Penn
sylvania directors meet today.
Retiring board Of directors Of Denver and
RioeGrande reelected
Currency bin expected to prevent any re-
cess OF congress.
Mobile and Ohio reports 1906 per cent
earned stock In 1913. compared with 7.e4
per cent IN 1912.
Georg'a's cotton crop shortened by frost, but
other states.
Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company
lays OF 500 men because Of slack demand
Inportatious OF rubber from India during
year ended June 30 fotaled 11300o 600 pounds.
establishing high record.
Twelve iDdustrials advanced 154
Twenty active railways advanced LOG
Railways l05.42. industrials 1890.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
FINANCIAL NOTES By WIRE

consols up lie. money 72Ec. account 7ax-
Rio Tintos 7s unchanged.
on l1as0a ss 3d. e'pPs tures Els rs Cd sp e Is Cd
Lead f20 7s Cd. OF 2s 3d.
London irregular with Steel and Reading
more than holding their advance Of yesterday.
by the financial troubles In India.
A copper producer nSures that In September
In ss earnings Of Nevada Consolidated. earned at
the rate OF between 50 and $40 share per
year.
Europe is reported to be 4 buyer of copper
The railroad stocks. especially American Car
and Foundry and steel Foundry. are being
Southern Pacific is reported absorbed for
Importation Of rubber from indian during
the year ended June go 1913, totafed 11a. .00O,-
COO pounds, establishing new high record.
1t II estimated that the net earnings of the
Steel coperstou n lon for .., the Gnarter o WIN be
New York silver. 61c; London bar silver,
2S s. l6d of 1-16d.
on near and Az G6d up on distant
Liverpool wheat closed #@Hd lower; corn.
IN @3hd lower.
Paris wheat closed f6f1Nc lower; Antwerp.
q lower; Berlin, Y lower: budapest, q lower.
The steamer Havana has arrived In New
York with $2O0.O0 gold consigned to New
ss scSwaS Ssnl a% wSo nsnt to europe for
purpose Of placing contracts for is steamers
to bring ore from Chile. says he discovered
trade and financial conditions there so bad
that he decided not to place contracts Just
now.
A cargo of 27O.OO0 bushels Of Argentine
yellow corn just bought at 697sc c. /. T. New
New York Boston. Portland buyers have
option on another cargo offered at same
prices American corn cost nearly Soc Ia
same pe<ifton.
London copper closed strong. Spot f75. up
15s Futures. ETA Is Cd, up los. speiter. f2o
los. unchanged.
RraGsfreets This week. wheat. Increase.
5, 75o, ,no0: last week. increase, g.5S2 000 last
year. Increase. IL .2S4.O00-
Baltimore and Ohio earnings: For Septen-
ber gross So 1877 .Se3 Increase s43i 5fr 80
81 IA. .603; increase, &112.SO0. Three months
Gross, <27, $4,000: Increase, $l.7s2. Cts; net.
SIS. .tSa. 600; increase. $ID5. COO.
Cearances- Wheat 733 900, nour 60oo. corn
none. oats 5000 bushels Wheat and nour
equal 760.000
A bombay cable says the stock exchange
was closed today A. result Of the demor~
allied financial situation. For the last several
days there has been panic oa the bosirse
due to the recent failures of na<tyo esaks.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL
OF COMPREHENSIVE. ''Tl
u-nMAN rITTyEN

CERTIFICATE OF C0PARTNERSHIP. THE
WOMAN CITIZEN
Know all men by these presents: That we,
Helen r. Williams and Myra B. Whine, do
hereby certify that we have formed copart-
nership and are doing business as such under
the trm name and style OF The Woman Citi-
zen: that we are all and the only members
OF said copartnershtp. and the principal place
OF business OF said copartnership Is the Phe-
Ian building. city and county of San Francisco;
that said Myra B. Whine resides at 1881 Lar
liams resides at the Hotel Manx, Powell and
0'Farrell SITS, San Francisco.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have here
unto set our hands and seals this 30th day Of
September, 1913 MYRA B. WINNIE,
HELEN K. WILLIAMS.
State OF California. City and County OF San
Francisco-ss
On this 4th day Of October in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirteeng before me.
CHARLES r. H0LTON. notary public In and
for said city and county. residing herein. duly
commissioned and sworn personally appeared
MYRA B. WHINE and HELEN X WILL
scribed in. whose names subscribed TO and
who executed the annexed instrument. and they
acknowledged to that they executed the
same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal at my office
In the said city and county of San Francisco,
the day and year last above written
tSeail CHARLES r. H0LTON
Notary Public in and for the City and County
Of San Francisco. State of California.
(Indorsedl. Filed October IA. 1913
ii. I. MULCREvY. County Clerk.
tBy L. j. WEIGH. Deputy Clerk
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BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES

I1vEKPOOL, Oct. zZ.--Wheaf was inf1-
enced at the opening by stendy American
cables and prices we're u higher to x lower
than yesterday. Later there was free realiz-
ing and prices declined hI% on the weakness
In Winnipeg yesterday, pressure of nearby
Manitoba offers. increase in the Canadian ys-
ible. continued heavy Canadian receipts. pres
sure OF spot here. private reports OF glowi Ing
prospects In Argentina with private cable
reporting further light rain in India The
weakness In corn helped the decline. At 80
D. m. the market was easy and 1aM ss
lower than yesterday.
Corn opened unchanged. Influenced by steadi-
ness IN America Later there was heavy gen
eral realizing and prices broke I'D. The
fact that two Plate cargoes were diverted to
I.svernool where there Is already lack OF
shipments this week together with favorsbe
European prospects and the fact that Plate
holders are offering freely at decline caused
very weak aud IL lower than yesterday
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Quotations IN San rrancIscO thIs morning.
Flour (ner bhl}--Net cash: California family
extras. S56o618: bakers extras - So a -20.
superfine. s3.9004.10; Dakotas. 50. 4oG 40s
Kansas, $6636.25.
Wheat (per ctll-California club. 81 .46N q
Sf47h. northern wheat. blrestem. 81 606e
i67M. Turkey red. $l55Gf ~: red Hussisn.
81 4G4 al 47tc; club. ST. -46h m$l.47H; forty
fold. $f52H d11.55.
al 40: lower grades. $1.3o91 .35; shipping and
brewing. $1.40Gli As
Oats (per cti--White feed 81. .4071 IS:
red seed, $2l2I5; do feed. nominal: black.
81 5a6s3.
Corn {per ctll--Priccs largely nominal. Vel
low. bulk Sits: do white. $1.I4. Egyptian
RYE tpsr cti)-si.45Gl.5o; recleansd. slszss
al 1.G2i3.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San fran
cisco wholesale market.
Pouitry-Per ID: California flyers. 2o122c:
old roosters. 12c; do young, 20M22c. hens. l5
a 16c; eastern hens. iSG19c; do young stock.
20a22c, broilers. 2TG29c per H.
Per doz: California hens. medium, S565.5o: !:
roosters. s7ms: do full grown. ss01o: fryers
$50lG; broilers. $394. 80; ducks. old &405; do
young SI@10. pigeons. tf.25: do squads. 81. 90
13 eastern hens. $T6lI, according to size; I;
geese. per pair s2@2.50.
Turkeys tper lb, Young. 25@l7c; do old.
% M26cl
gian hares, &4Q16
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Shipping Intelligence
DOE Ar rHIs PORT

DUE AT THIS PORT
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %.
From Eureka. Fields Landing ard Arcata,
stmr City OF Topeka.
From Fort Bragg stfnr Arctic.
From Puget sound. stmr Canada Cape
From Sallna Cruz. stmr Georgian
From Mexican ports, sfmr Bufcrd
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Francis H.
LeEgett.
From Coeuilie River, stmr Elizabeth.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
From Balboa. stmr Aztec.
From Hiio. stmr Mexican.
From Point Arena. stmr Pomo
From Port San Luis sfmr Eureka
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
YucHtan.
From Ventura, stmr Coos Bay.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctlJ-Delta whites. 15c6$1:
Salinas. $1.s5Q2. 10; sweets. 81 .25@ 1.50: laps.
$135.
Onions tper ctl)--Silverskins. s1.3001.50; on
street, 15c higher.
vegetables--Tomstoes. 50c61$l per bog. gar
lie. sQ10c per lb: cucumbers. $1@1.50 per box I:
okra, per box, 50@65c: string beans. 51Ic per
ID; lima. 6GSc; peas. 7Q9c per ID; green pep
pers. 100000 per box: hot chile. 55665e
eggplant, 40075c per box squash, summer, 75c
Q$1.25 per box: do cream. per box. 50@65c;
Hubbard. per sack 75@s5c; do marrowfat. 65
a 15c; sprouts. 6Q6c per lb; celery. per doz
bunches 4Oc.
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rocAr. rpurT MARKET

Prices quoted this morning on the San iran
cisco wholesale fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits (per box).Apples. new
town pippins. tier. $I.5o@l.I5; do ~ uer
t1301 80; SpitxbergeEs. tier. y ao9 % !:
do u tier. y1.15Q1 rs: Baldwins. - .sog l.oo :
Belnower. 3h tier, 31.4G41.5 30; do uer.
$l.5oq l65; do ~ tier. $l.25H -: hnoae
island greetings. 4 tier. s1.25G 80; do "A
tier. 66c0$l: Oregon. $1.65@i. 80.
Peaches-Small boxes, 75cQ$i: DO tugs. $lW
Figs fper box)-Black. sfnRie layer. 50@1oc;
OF double layers. $1Q1.25: white. 5u@80c.
Ounces tper box)--75e @Si
Pomegranstes tper box)-15cUl.x9; iarse
Persimmons tper box)--$1G1.5o-
Pears (pef box)-WfBter Neiiis, $l00z'
other varieties. 75c@S1.50.
Grspes-Isabella, 81 41.25: Tokay. Ioc9sl'
Malaga. 7Sc6$1: black. 50415c; Muscats. Ioc
@fI; Cornichon. 75c@S1. Lugs-Tokay, soc
GIL; Muscat. $16l.50; black, 75c@$i
Berries Strawberries, per chest. $3oo@o.
Raspberrfes tper chest l-$4.5oG1.
Huckeberries tper lbl-4@10c.
Cranberries (per bbl)--Cape Cod. $SQS.o0
Coos Bay. per box. 81. 2502 80.
Melons--NutDnegs, per box. bOcQkl-zo; wa
termelons, per dog. e1.7503
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Lemons. standard,
f4.50@5.50; choice. $6@7; fancy, $7@7.50;
grapefruit. fancy Seeding. $263 half box; do
keedless. $5.50@6; lines, per case, $5@6-
Oranges (per boxl-Yaiepeias, &406.
Tropical Fruit-Bananas, Hawaiian. 15c q
$1.50 per bunch; do Central American, 11@4c
per 10; Pfneapples, per doz. Hawaiian, SIC
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DIED

BRADY--The second anniversary requiem high
mass for the Rev Peter d. Brady, late pas
tor OF st. Johns church. will be celebrated
next Thursday. the 25d inst. in st. Johns
church at 10 a. m The reverend clergy.
friends and relatives ara invited to attend.
GRosEARD-In the relief home for aged and
infrm Of the city aud county Of San Fran
cisco. Oct. 20. 1918. Fernand Grossard. a
native Of France. aged SO years
0LSoN-In the relief home for aged and in
firm OF the city and county OF San Fran
CISCO Oct. 20. 1913, Otto 7. 0lson- native
OF Norway. aged 73 years.
MENToN--In this city. October 20. 1913.
Mary T., dearly beloved wife OF William II.
Mention. and beloved sister OF Mrs. Robert
McGnnis and Mrs. Frederick A. Adds Of
Korea. native Of Boston. Mass
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow
Thursday, at O'clock q. IN. from the
parlors OF CRrew 4 English. 1913 Geary
street thence TO ST. Mary's church fPaulist),
corner OF California street and Grant avenue.
where a requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul. com
mcncing at 9:3o o'clock a. m. Interment
tprivate) Holy Cross cemetery, by automo-
bile.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

gI5o DOWN $40 per month. will buy one Of
the most artistic homes built; just COM
pleted; % the bay shore. giving grand view
OF the hills and surrounding country: swim
ming and boating facilities IN the back yard !;
n corner lot: In the best neigh5orhood; "a
block TO trains: exclusive exterior and
unique and tasty interior: large living room
and dining room. with plenty OF comfortable
window seats. breakfast room with pergois
and sun porch: large, sunny bedrooms. pa
pered throughout IN imported wall papers;
large closets with clothes chests. shower
room; real sleeping porch; Kitchen that -
model OF convenience: hardwood floors,
electric fixtures especially designed !;
many features too numerous to mention In
sfantaneous heater. furnace, garage owner.
box 1874. Cell office.
COMFORTABLE 2 story house: reasonable
rent; privilege purchase rental basis.
Apply II WIENER, Nsthsn-D Dohrmann Co.,
San Francisco
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rHE COTTON MARKEr

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.-Cotton due 41tN6
lower Opened steady. f@2 lower. At 1a:f5
very steady. net 3hQ5 higher. At p. m.
unchanged fc lower than 12:l5. Spot. mod
crate demand, 2 higher at I.S4. Sales. 1000.
including 5000 American.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-New York is due to
open I567Isc higher. Port receipts estimated
at s. 600; last week. 1882: last year. 6S. .691.
There was no rain reported In southern
states according to the report at o'clock last
night Atlanta advices said that In most por
tions of the south weather had been coolest
ever known at this early date. Another dis
turbance IL forming over the south plains
states which will move east TO the Mississippi
valley By "Wednesday night.
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TO REDEEM IT'S BONDS

The sinking sund trustee for the
Mexican Petroleum company's first
lien and refunding s per cent bonds
many bonds as can be purchased with
s1,I17.250. AS the latest market price
of the bonds was 50. this sum will
likely redeem more than an equal
standing. These bonds were largely
issued last year, and this Ia the frst
call for sales to the sinking fund.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-22
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

FOR rent-Finest hotel in the City OF Rich-
mond. Macdonald near 18th st.. con
sisting Of a. bedrooms bathrooms. Kitchen.
dining rcoLn. ETC., steam heat. hof and cold
water IN every room: excelIeat opportunity
for right party. $. Il. WOODS CO.. 18th
and Macdonald
BARGAIN BARGAIN BARGAIN
Macdonald av. near 18th St. lot ). block
az: size 25x10o: cheap for cash. terms:
must sell: make offer. X. SCHWARTZ, 1925
California 81
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BUTTER. CHEx1r AND EGas

Cheese-Callfornia fancy nats. 17Ec pound
steady; frsts. i5c. steady: do seconds, lsc
fancy Young Americas, lie, nrm 100. 90 nis,s 40
triplets, &c., steady: lenng Americas iIc'
steady. Eastern-New York cheddars, Isney.
zoe, steady. Wisconsin faucy. twins, io11c'
steady; do trpIets. 17Mc steady.
Retailers charged &c pound on eacn squarv
OF butter and &c . dozen on eggs over tnese
quotations.
Receipts tocay-Butter. 4S, 800 pounds; eggs
$3.50 dozen; cheese. 400 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-22

FORECAST TILL ) p. M. PACIFIC TIME
THURSDAY
For San Francisco. Oakland aud vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday. with fog at night;
light northwest vino.
For California. north Of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Thursday. with fog along
the coast at night. ffrht north wind.
For California, south Of the Tehachapt--
Fair tonight and Thursday. with fqg along
For Nevada--Fair tofght and Thursday.
For Sacramento vallst-Fair tonight and
Thursday: light north wind.
For Santa Clara valley--Fair tonight and
Thursday: light north Wind
For San joaquin yaliey-Eair tonight and
Thursday; light north Wind
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NOTICE is hereby given that have sold nv
business. known as 0verstreet's Pharmacy, at
595 Potrero. TO B. Snelfohn. and will not be
responsible for bills accrued by him. s. F..
CAL. Oct. lS. 1913.
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FRUIrvALE REAL ESTATE

81 .650-4 room shingled bungalow High
ST.; large lot 75x135: $50 cash. bal terms.
B. r. wIGGINToN. owner, 1915 High ST.,
Fruitvale. Cal.
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s0NoMA COUNTY Real Estate

IMPROVED and unimp. GraveDstein apple and
berry lands. II. Widehase. Sebastopol. CAL
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Weather Report

SAN FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
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Ali jsb js,sd asd eomsnsssIsl sss. printing sTEwART
per plate printing. Country ordera solicited.
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Unlisted Securities

SALES OCTOBER %
Morning Session
23 Pacific Gas & Electric tpfd)-. 81 90
80 Standard Portland Cement. 20 90
MORNING QUOTATIONS
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MARIN co. REAL ESTATE

FAIRFAX and San Anselmo real estate; ideal
climate; ideal conditions. ideal railroad serv-
fees; everything ideal; machines meet
all trains at San Anselmo. Lansdale and
Fairfax. CROKER CO., the leading
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SAN RAFAEL LICENSES

SAN RAFAEL, Oct 22.-The following mar
Rage licenses were issued here yesterday:
George w. Burke, 49, San Francisco. and
Alice Helen Thomas, 30, st. Paul, MINI.
william J. Mcdonald. 45. San Rafael. and
Barbara Leslie. 81 Portland, Ore.
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PARTNERS WANTED

t575 cash buys half Interest in manufacturing
business; opposition salary So week and
shsre profits: want good references or no
attention; this Is permanent business and
10 worth investigating. Call 1863 Mission.
WANTED partners with 5000 cash. with
without services: VIII stand rigid inve<figa-
tion. Call az room s33. Nonsdnock bldg.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

s7,O00-fJ0 rooms: all sunny rooms; corner
bouse: II the best hotels and restaur-
ants. best location In the city and elegantly
furnished: hot and cold water 10 every room;
rent $3.50 month: year lease; selling cause
OF sickness
Only with r. BAsILE 16 Geary St
BARGAIN-1s rooms, nicely furn.. up 20 date.
l749E Gesry nr. Fillmore: tel. West 1880.
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17e. 7o0-Total shares sold.
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spaiae 0erlufte bon Wieritsnleben nifi
3ii srlonsen.
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2beiI unter WaTer nnb audi bier in
Der on Gebduoen unb on ben Jarmtri
IN Der umeegeno angrihtete Shaoen
bebeutenb. Gs iperoen stliGe 2euts
ptrmibt, bod mDgen fid biefelbsn nah
bfer gsIegenen puntten in Sifsrbeil
gebraft BADEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
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Wirtb (5u einem berabs.tommener
gauern): ~Wann o b0s Bier no anal
trinfen fonnt'it, bOs mo aus Deir
Ulabfrus fdo our9 Dsi' aebr s'laufu
ist
r5ab - mann bDs nur bGtt', ipas
an Jsosr Wab s'teAs bet Dy Gum.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
Gin Gpicr
Suroert bic lleberiduemmnng in
Wiillrreef Slval.

Die prpeter &c Gamble 60. i9dst ies
rsn Shaben auf $4,000. Bert
Wiittea bel ct. Bernard ertrunten.
Sn ct. gernarb lit bas WaHsr
pieber Suriidgssongen. 0rober
gigentbumsi6aben am eitils
Miomi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-27
9os agefeffeIte gubli.

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1ciiiioufFiibrung In Der 9t1be Der
@oroerobe beobnhtete. Die Sacrfer.
ISene nobt fih ibrem Grloe uno elmer.
Der nnf ben Inngen. lnteen Mften
mebr nIs gertug bonn 5beater bat,
bdt iib bereits ~gebrii6t~ unb iii
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