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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

CHICAGO. April a-HoEs - Receipts
q. 600 Market 30 higher. Mixed and
butchers. SS.75H9.30, good heavy, S90u
go. rough heavy. SS65WSS5, light,
SS.g5H935, pigs. $I6oHSl5' bulk. SF05n
925.
Cattle Receipts 1000 Market
steady Reeves. s. 60n 20. cows and
hoifcrs. SO 50NS.IO. stuckers aud feed
ers. S6-50uS2j. Texans, S6.90MS 30,
calves, So 50US5O
sheep Receipts $4,000 Market strong,
Native and Western, S6.GoH 10; lambs
So 6Jmg no.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

NEW ORLEANS April with sem
timent Keyed up by continued food
warnings and news and the heavy down
pour in the central valley. Increasing
apprehension in regard TO the rise in the
river had an immediate effect on the
market There was "A large demand for
the contracts this morning. pushing July
to 1850, May TO 1850 and October ~ 20.
Prospects are for bullish statistical
weekly comparisons on Friday, owing tO
the small Easter week takings Of last
year. This also caused buying.
Liverpool was good with futures about
points better than due.
hfEW
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

S46.000-George y. Lewis to Ed l..
Wright and Francis NJ. Butt, lot 5Ox-
80 feet. north side East Harris Street.
80 feet west Of Ivy Street. March
10. 1918.
$6,500-E. A. DoneahoO to J. c.
Hutchins. 43.9 acres in land lots 25
and 26, Fourteenth District. April
Z, 1918.
S2,000-Atlanta Brokerage and Saw
ings Company to Paul r. Davidson.
lot 50x20S feet. east side West on
tario Avenue. $40 feet south Of Cor
don Street March ,, 1913.
$1,000 Same to same, lot 5OX209
feet, east side West Ontario Avenue,
$50 feet south OF Gordon Street.
March 5. 1918
81 .600-AmeriCan Securities Com
pany of Georgia to John c. McWhor-
ter. lot 26, block 4, PeaChtree Hills
Place. October is, 1912.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL April 9.-Due 70 to .
points higher, Liverpool cotton market
opened quiet, / to IA points advance.
At 1915 y, m. the market was dun, l to
points higher At the close the mar
ket was very steady, with prices al a
net advance Of 3M To 5 points from the
closing quotations Of Tuesday
Spot cotton 3 points higher. middling.
6 esd; sales, 10. 600 bales, including 5000
American bales.
Port receipts are to-day estimated at
l6 600 bales. compared with 10. 265 last
week and 1879 S6 last year and 4,ls9
bales for the corresponding week in
1911.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
TOday'S New York
Stock Market

The following table shows the
highest, lowest, and closing
prices of stocks sold on the New
York Stock Exchange to-day,
together with the previous close
Stock quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

NEW YORK, April money on call
a., as per cent Time money UNI
changed, so days. 4as: 30 days, 4ai; six
months. a. per cent. Posted rates:
business in bankers bills at 4S3.9 90 fol-
demand and 1910 for 6O-day bills.
Prime mercantile paper fair at 90 per
cent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

NEW YORK, April 9-The Chicago.
Milwaukee and So. Paul railroad to-day
sold its $40, 600 900 issue Of Az per cent
bonds maturing in 1881 to "a syndicate
headed by The National city Bank and
Kuhn Loeb q Co
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The metal
market was steady to-day. Copper spot
TO July. 1ta4u15as tin. $4,000 40 90,
spelter, 5.65N5.S5, lead, 4.30nA4O; zine.
5.65W5S5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
BULLS MAKE BIC
ADVANCE IN GRAIN
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. April 9-Wheat displayed
more or less stubbornness this morning,
although there was a dip Of Il a sc at
the outset.
The unfavorable weather in the spring
wheat country was the principal bull1sh
help, while the weakness in the Liver
pool market the bearish factor of the
morning was the Government crop re-
port, which was accepted by foreigners
as a bearish document and was the case
i'm the Chicago market. The Broomhall
international review on grain was said
to be very bullish. Northwestern re-
ceipts as well as those Of Winnipeg we're
much smaller than a year ago.
Corn was = a lac higher on covering
by shorts Liverpool was lower on
pressure of American wheat in that
market. Argentine. however, was higher.
Corn was higher.
oats were Il n 2sc better and firm.
Hog products were firmer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

LIVERPOOL. April 9.-Wheat opened
sd to I'D lower; at 1880 p. m. the mar
ket was sd 10 lad lower. Closed sd TO
ed lower.
Corn opened i4d to I'd lower; at ] 80
D. m. the market was I'D to 2sd lower.
Closed unchanged TO I'D lower
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

NEW YORK. April g-Commercial bar
silver So Mexican dollars 47ia.
LONDON, April Bar silver - 3-l6d
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
Inning STOCKS.

BOSTON. April Opening. NOrtl
Butte BIS. CRANKY Ga. Indiana 49, Butt,
Superior 3fi5, Boston and Maine r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

CHICAGO. April 9.-The talent IN
wheat doubtless overbought to-day and
in case the traders attempt to dispose
of their holdings tomorrow, there -
likely to be a price decline all around.
There was noticeable selling by those
having profits, which shows that these
same people will force a decline in order
90 reinstate their lines at a lower level
Closing prices showed wheat as y to
sc higher; corn was up = to 1i4c and
oats e to 1c higher.
Cash sales of wheat at Chicago were
i5 900 bushels. OF which $4,000 were for
export; $4,000 bushels corn. and 1856, 900
oats.
prnvisinns clnsed q little higher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
COTTON GOSSIP

NEW YORK. April FL NJ Anderson
/ says There was good buying 81 new
crops, which was said 20 be short GOV
| ering by Wall Street. one broker ls
/ said to have bought $4,000 to $4,000
| bales Of October This started short
/ covering by the ring generally ana the
/ bull leaders were aggressive IN lhelr
/ bidding. one buying 1900 bales Of July.
/ which was attributed To nrm with
/ Liverpool connections. The general
1 buying was attributed 20 unfavorable
/ river news and the excessive rains IN
/ The water sheds tributary TO the river
/ district
Hcntz. Wilson. Stack Royce. Newman
| and Shearson were the leading buyers
| at the outset Bashfurd sold about
/ 3 600 bales of October TO Shcarsuu. the
| latter bought 1000 To 5000 bales. which
l was thought TO be for Wall Street opcr-
ator7 covering
| Mitchell. Giordan. EothschHd. Boards
/ ley ana O.Conuor were the principal
sellers.
Waters attracted considerable attan-
ton before the call by bidding 1912 for
5000 bales of July
Liverpool cables, American middling
fair. 754d, good middling, 72od. low
middling, $500. good ordinary, 6.4sd.
Baruch was credited with buying fully
] q. 600 bales Of October Weld bought
May The selling was very Light and
scattered.
Futures in Liverpool for the past
week have only responded TO American
cables. refusing 10 bulge I point. on
{ the other hand. spots have held firm
with sales the largest OF the past year
Since last Wednesday hardly "a morning
have sales there been under 10000 bales
The increase in sales IS said TO- be on
account of easier money in Berlin and
Manchester calling more freely
Following are II q. no. bids May
IL 10, July l24 October. liti. Iauu-
ary, 11.6i.
NEW ORLEANS. April Hayward
& Clark. The weather map shows most
ly cloudy weather. no rain in eastern
half 81 belt general precipitation iu
western half. bat light. except i'm parts
~ Oklahoma and North LOuisia ma.
where it was heavier. and b. was heavy
in parts Of Arkansas and Tennessee.
Little Rock had $50. Memphis CO.
Indications point 20 partly cloudy 20
fair in Fhe Western states. unsettled and
rainy for the Central states. with prob
q bis heavy local precipitation. unsettled
and showery i'm the Atlautics.
Southeast storm warning. Louisiana
coast and change 20 Southwest storm
warning on Texas coast from Corpus
Christi east. Disturbance over South
ern Texas viii move hCastward and
cause brisk f0 high sOutherly winds.
with squalls This afternoon and TO nj CHIT
Little Rock wires. Arkansas pros
poets excellent Large increase in acre
age unless overflow does consider bile
damage Considerable spots being held.
but no distressed cotton about Demand
fair
international Federation figures prove
aHa ..H| .".r ~. -H
the mills equals twelve weeks enuSGmu-
fiou
Following ara. 10 a. u bids. MAY
7T*f.
Estimated receipts fHr THURSDAY.
1918 1879
New Orleans 500 rs 200 secs
Galveston ......-..3.s1g Co $500 5.,-3
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
To.DAY,s PORT Receipts.

The following table shows receipts
al the ports to-day compared with The
- me d4F last wear
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
CHICAGO CASH euorArIoNs.

CHICAGO. April 9--Wheat. No 2 red,
l.O4al0S; No. 3 red. 9Sm102; No. 3
hard winter. 9lH94ia No. l Northern
spring, 92hm93; No Northern spring
slH92 No. 3 spring. S6nSSls
Corn. No. 2 56is a57; No. white.
57la "a IS, No. 3 yellow. 57m57Is: No g.
53la q 5Gl4 No. white. 56n57 No. ?
yellow, 54d5G: No. 4. 52lass54, No 4
white. SAX @55i2; No. 4 yellow. 52ia n
"a.
oats. No. .. 35@35s, No. . white 37is
1f3S, No white. 35n35a, No. 4 white,
34ll M35aa standard, 36A
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
IWedn' day. IThursidiii

CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Following are the receipts for We'd
Uegday and estimated for Thursday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

ON WHITEHALL Street. near Nc
Daniel. As feet frontage. back 10
the railroad. for only SS25.00 per foot.
This is a bargain. See Mr.. Martin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
". A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON
-yA-,~0~o-0-o-0~->-o~ooo.o

IS ACRES near Lakewood. about
blocks from the car line. / 900
feet of macadamized road frontage.
S400 per acre. One-fourth cash;
balance TO suit. This is a money
maker. See Mr. White
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

" Yor Lave MONEY to lena. we can .paee It safeg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
Futures onened auiet.
HAYWARD G. cLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

Closed very steady
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
NO. 53ts.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Lowry National Bank
LIABILITIES.

AZ Atlanta the state OF Georgia the April s1,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

Following are N a. no. bids. May.
1913. July, 121is October. li6i. IaHu-
ary. 1164
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

SD 0ohte, sic b6tten es erroteu.
gs lit mein Batter, un0 ih bin Rdte
StabI8 lnnt. 8apa ponte, 0oB i'd
Stenoerapbie unO Maihipeidreibeu
erIerne, Inn unabb1rwig az fem,
penn ibm ettuos 5uitieBe, SD Be.
iu6te oesboIb Die SahoeIsihuIe uno
Ioute mid 0onn in ieiRem Rontor
einiiben, bod Sie - sic -
g[nton battle EN- iebr lanees @eitt
befommen uno Idbelte matt.
.geun begretfe ih es~, lnete en-
sic bdben mid mebr gum beiten &c.
babt ais i1 sic. 9od iett lit oaes
aus, un0 =-@
Cine meide SanO Ieete Ii6 oiif iei-
men Irm.
Isle noren geraoe I'M 8egriff, min
Ole anoere ltriahe gu nennen, Inn De.
rettpilen sic mid engagiert bnben,
iagte iie Ieiie.
rSo, aber, oas lit MN itnnIos &c.
tporoen." antrportete er beftig. oaI.
les lit MN oer6nOert. Gritber =
Iiebte ih sic unto bottle, sic gu &C.
tpinnen. Doh nun -"
sDod nltn?~ frnste iie aaitbernO.
ygeun II nun Iiebe id sic II unE
babe feline SoTfnune, sic ap getDin-
men,
n@arum nidt? @eiI i'd min, 6oF
sic Sbren eritcn aIienteu oufgeber
ionen2"
Gle IddeIte unO errotete 10 be3au.
bernO, Dab Anton Ger gerIudune
niht piOeriteben fonnte.
SD babe MN ieoenfans feins
&itbe mebr, aitf meinen eriten RIien.
ter gu porten," mlirmelte er nnt
oriifte lie an iid. n0od 0einen So.
ter miiiien mir getpinnen -
sd CLAUDE, Oos miro nidt ifhpet
fein,~ anttportete Tie lG6eln0, .benr
er bat mdhtigen &efpeft Dor Deiner
groBen Braris.~
anton Id6eIte ltrtO fiiBte ibr bIon.
oes &aar.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Wruke RuOinmfnnOe in &nhlOHb.

Gin 6unO BON GROCER ipiHcnfdaft.
Iitcr uno pirtidaitlider Sragtpeite
iii mad elmer Meloltng oes v2ofaI-
an3eisers~, i'm 6eraana-@ebiet emit
oedt noroen. Seds @ramm bon ben
aeponneneu Yroben pur0en no9
81. Petersburg eingeianot. SIN gnn-
an Ionen Oie eenannten @ebietc fiir
Minionen NnOium entbolten. 2uB-
lamb piirOe, falls iih oieie Ansnben
beitdtigen. fiinftis aui Dem interno-
tionaIen Raoiummarft Der SouptIie-
feront mer0en. Das Gersano : @e-
birse Iiegt i'm ruIinh5entrolninti-
ihen Commencement Surfeftan, sDi-
iten Spr Ooria unO Semirietfhenst.
gln Mineralietr iauOen it'd bort Bis
Der Nnpbtbo, Grant uno Steir.
fobIen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der lraHue garasrmeiFey ssu ulebom n ~
fEaHBsHlasH G~ssmemfsgisu.

fxnuBoitimeu bteutpeuitDtpu.
Die IeItiome GIu6t Oes BHrger-
metiters Eromel aus lieoom inIe
iein eintritt in bic fran80iii4e GreHl-
oemeaion, Hnoen cine eieenarttge
Suuitrotion in einem Shreiber, oos
Elm 9eqtonsfamerao Eromels an ierre
Qnaeboriaen in DeuthIano geiono
bot. S,n 0ieiem Sdreiben, BAG M
.WaiiIbouer Sasblatt" OeroHeutltdH
lit, beibt es aus8uasSpeiie uflter an
0erem.
glm 16. Moi mar General Weon-
nier bier our 8epue. Dobei tpliroe
.GromeI bonn 0ipiiionSgeneral IN Elm
@eIpr1d se8osen, aus benz iH Dter
folgenOes mie0ergebe:
General: sic beiBeu Eromel uro
iinO 8iirgermeiiter IN uieoom IN
0euti6IonO ~gefueien2"
Gromel: gSoipobI. Serr General
S;yf mar BORT aud Sfiisier.~
General. sat man sic peronIobt,
in oie 2eeicu gu seben2 Sn Sbrer
Seinat Iaat man, sic IDdreH IN et-
nem anfaa geiitiger untrdd1tlng
bierber eefommen2"
3romel: Gas lit niht ipobr. SD
proteltiere gegen cine ioIde 8unili-
tuna. SD mar mir Der Gragtpeite
meinsr .SonDIunaeu uoa uno eors
bepaiBt."
General: ,Gs lit olio uidt Elm
ploslider @infan, Der Sic sum 2eeio-
mar mer0en lieB2"
GromeI. .gSein, SER General. SD
babe mir allies norber griirolih itber-
lest. Sd true mid i6ou ldngere
3eit NIT oem @e6anfen, in Der 2egion
Sol0at 81 weroen.
General: Limb Der @runo, mstit
2ieber2"
EromeI. SEER General, i'd mar
oattider 0fH5ier un6 giirgermeiiter.
SD babe bon an oieiem Abihie0 &C.
nommen. Inn Elm ireier Wlerid 5u
iein. Sd babe bisber ihou 70 ur-
enolif piel Homuntiides aus Der
5remoeiIegion eebort, babe iiber Die
9ei0en meiner 2anosleute, oener
oieie bier in gfrifa unterporfen iein
Ioaen, eeleiei. SD CLAUDE Oies nidt
unS nun min id mid ielbit OaDor
%iiber3eugen."
General: yMber Die oeltfden Be
BORDEN reflamieren sic, neil iie an
S6rem normolen @~eiites5uitaH0
JpeifeIn."
EromeI. ,Serr General, i'd bin
Serr meiner Gimme. Sd mill NIT
meiner Seimot nidts mebr 8u tun ba.
ben, un0 6ranfreih bat fein Reht,
mid ouf Sen unberehtieten @inen
0eutIhlonos oussuliefern. Sd bite
sic, mid nad geen6igrng meiner
oreimonotieen Snitruftionsseit noh
Maroffo 5u beoroerr, Oenu ih tporte
nit Sebniuht ouf Den Sog, al benz
ih unter 5ranfreihs 6abne in BEN
&f 5ieben bari"
General: .Sie Bnben ober 8eib
uno Rino in 3eutidlanO 3uriid9elni-
fen. ybrer Somilie feblt ioutit Der
@rndbrer. @eroen sic Sen Bitten
Oieier 3erlaifenen, in Die Seirnat 5u-
riid5ufebren, nift Solge Ieiiten7~
Tromel: Ser General, penr
meme Samilie mid oIg Grn1brer
ruft. Damn lit es meme Bfidt, Dem
gufe 3l foIeen. 9I6er ME uno MINI
mer meroa i6 gemaB Dem @inen Der
oeutihen He9ieriing Die @eImat pie-
Oerieben. SD piiroe eegebeuenfoIs
6elbitmoro por5ieben.~
Nun benierfte Der General: nMein
Ireun0, i'd babe oieie llnterre0ung
itenograpbiid nuinebmen IaIIen unO
merOe nidt p~erfeblen. oeren SnboIt
ser iron5oiiifen 8eeierung mit5u-
teiIen.~ Solpeit oas areiBperbor. BON
sem mir ourd ben photographer
Y}itteilung qemodt puroe.
@iepeit 6ieie llnterreOung Sr6-
mels mt Dem froBoidden General
allf @obrbeit beriibt, oiirfte faitm
ieiHuiteIlen iein. 0ie 8dueggriinOe
81 Der 5lruft oes llie0omer 8iireer-
meiiters bIeibeu aber trosoem in
Guntel gebiilt.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Bob"
Sfi88e bon g. SeIutar.

Weit oen Sunoen gebt es mir nie
nit Den fleinen Rin0ern. SD finoe
tie beioe tpunOerbiibid unO Ie6e ibnen
gang germ cine 8eitlang gu. aber
beitanoig m0dte id lie nidt in mel
ner umgebung babeu.
Natiirli9 bat meine 6rou gora
pntgegengeieBte anii1ten b~ieriiber:
fie intereiIiert iid brenneno fir S1ug.
lingsbeime unO IoI1e Sahen.
S9lieBIi1 fam man oas biaigen
menn es nibt mebr aIs einen
SUIT uno elm &leiO ertro fir Die Sal.
ion foItet. @liidliherDeiie finoen ia
Die 8oiare o~uBerbal6 meines Sauies
ltatt. Aber 0aB Reap iif bon I1mt-
Ii4en SunOe3iidtereien &otologe
ididen IieB, Die iid 10 anbGuften,
ooB ih einen Cell meines Shreib-
Tides oafiir einr1nmen muBte, 0as
mar erbebliH itorenoer, un0 i9 1bnte
Iangit cine boie 9ataftropbe.
sic fam aud.
@ir IoBen gerooe BEL Gid -
oa bra1te Wtinna, unier Sausm10-
den, cine iebr merftpiiroig a~usiebenoe
&iIte Ing 8immer. oie elm 3oafubr.
mann abgegeben bate uno nofiir er
einidlieBIid Hongelo rs Marf so
Hfennige berlnngte.
Meine Srau bate natiirlih ibr
Yortemonnais geraOe ni6t BEL Der
9anO, lieB fih mems geben, be8ablte
un0 trltg ons @eitea ins Shlaf5im-
mer. Grit nod elmer gatl5en 8eile
fam lie mieoer.
r@ri9l" iogte fe befiimmert.
rgtun, bait Du 9ein Yortemon.
naie gefunoen2
nMa, oaran babe id ia gar nift
geoabt," ertpioerte tie 10 per11tlih
pie ftets, uenn tie mir @eIo obge-
nommen bat.
SD peiB ni9t, pie lie es ma9t -
bieGeidt iino es 8eIeudtungseffette,
- ober fie lit imitan0e, lih i~eoeraeit
obne @orbereitungen i6laffe 3iige
uno @6noer Inn 0ie Mugen 81 fot.
i%truieren.
.@eiBt Du mas in ser Rfite mar ?"
frngte tic.
SEA, boffentIid Der Sobannisber-
ger, ben i'd idon lange ---"
Gle idiittelte leiOeno ben Ropf.
n0oer Die Galpiae-Aepfel2 aber
Die fonnen bod niht 10 teller ieinl"
NenD berneinte pieoerum.
ugLber mas lit es Oenn oa2~
Gin 9unoI" bauhte meme 5rau,
uro ais i'd piitet0 aufiprang, puroe
tie 10 blaB, OaB i'd mid 81 beberriden
Deriudte.
Grid, id fam tpirfliA ni9ts oa-
fir . SD batte mir ben aataIog
BON Der @amburger Sunoe8iidterei
nNefor0" fommen Ialien, unO neil
mid Die Breiie intereiiieren, 10 frngte
iG, mas elm gutter Sii6sterrier foitet.
i9iden fie mir itatt aaer Gnttport
einen Suno per Nadnabme."
rllno ben be5ablit Oh nuh nod
nit meinem @eIo2"
n9ns lit bod gnrl5 egoIl"
.Du Bit ia iebr fr~eigebigl Iber
Jest ibid 0as 8ieb %gefdnisft urlter
Wadnnbme iofort 5uriid.~
nltnm0glih!" erfl6rte fie. Or
fam falm nod iapien, Der nrrte
Rerl. 0as pdre cine Mobeitl $or'
nur, pie er tpinielt nod Der Inrgen
Meiie. SD borte tatiddIid elm auie-
fenes @erdui6 aus u%nierer S&Irf-
ftrSbe. rIan muB ibn tuenigitests
borber etpns su ellen gebenN
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
SOm @t6tbaben.
$ IS

@s gH6t Grnaen, Die redt boben,
un0 Srauen, Die rebt betomrter.
0ie redt betommen, boben nidt
reht. 6enn Iorit brouhten lie es lth
ia nihts iaenfen gu IaIier, rm6 Die
re9t boben, oer8i9ten germ Oarouf,
Oenn es fdut ibnen am grbe ia bon
feIbft az.
Die eriteren iirO adirtifG, Die Ieste-
rem ftrtO fLiss.
Sn beiOen Gduen ftnO Is Gle
fr0iteu.
So tasrnte cine GrGai, Oie nse rc&t
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

SIS lit 10 ibon ulrO troltlih, lid im
Mnoenfen ieiner 6reun0e gelihert 5u
wiIIen! Die 2iebe, Die Neigung, Die
mir an einem Srte 5uriidlaiien gibt
ms cine title @ep1br, OoB inns aud
anoersmo Elm gutter Stern erporte.
GOuaro 10 0rife.
GerIonen linS IS, melde @eididte
materl. Wie es 3ugebt, ooB Der
rebte Mtn1in Sur rehten 3eit eriheint,
miro unS Ster6liden mmer Elm 3dt.
tel fein; Die Belt biIoet Oas @enie,
ober iie idofft es nidt.
b: Ereiti4te.
Oas italieniidye Winiiterium Ser
ofientIihen @rbeiten befpiligte einen
Rreoit fir Observation-Disclosures
an ben Niiinen Ser beriibmten Berg
feTte ganoIin in Der N6be bon Reg
gio.
Der Mongel an grennboIo gao Sii-
erit MnIoB on3ii, ooB Roblen In Guf-
nnbme tu1nen
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Die meri6litc 8ernunft fam MIR
deritoren, dber nihts d~uFbauen; he
tnirgt nu on3li, 3speifeI al MADDEN
uno Streitigfeiten su erreeen, DIE 90
fetnem ReiuItote flbren, neil man
ebenIOnieI Oofir oIs oogeeen ioeen
fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Sn Poris gTbt es mebr oils so
Grauerl, be oIs Me9tsunAp6Ete tGtiO
ftnA,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

len. Die unreht befommen, miilien
gIeidfoas be5nbIen.
Sn beioen 6daen iino es ebemdn.
ner.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

ORANGE SNOW PUDDING-Vanila Sauce GREEN APPLE PIE COCOANUT MERINaUE PIl STRAWBERRY sHoRTCAKE-Whipped Cream
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

availed themselves of the pleasure and
 privilege of giving privately and a
 handsome sum was realized and sent
 to the chairman of that committee. A
 flag day fete was given in the rosy
 month of. June on the lawn of the
 Shaw mansion, the home of the chap ter's patron saint. Lucretia Shaw. On
 one side of the garden @ stage was fit ted up amid the shrubs and trees and six historical tableaux were presented and received with very appreciative applause by the audience seated about the lawn.
 The chapter has contributed $10 towards the repairs of the Ellsworth homestead, and~has voted $15 to have Professor Racca come to New London and speak to the Italians in the inter est of the Guide, and our work with the immigrant.
 Good work has been done by the patriotic educational committee along this line. so altogether Lucretia Shaw chapter feels grateful and pleased to have helped along the work of up1ift and surely has earned her motto. For Home and Country.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
BLUE POINT OYSTERS

CONSONIATE+Priucess MOCK TURTLE sOUP-a Ia Maryland
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
Incidents In Society.

Mrs. J. Eldred Brown entertained the afternoon club this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

sALaAD-Maria Louisa
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

FIIIFsT OF BEEF, LARDED-a Ia Riche1su swEETBREADS BRAIsED-NEentabeIlo CHICKEN A LA KING-en
 SPANISH PUFFS-aux sabayon
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
LOCAL. HOUSEWIVES GET
 BEAUTIFUL SILVER TABLEWARE Snap UP Manufacturers Offer to Re- deem Soap Wrappers With Rogers Famous Plate.

4 Hurry among the women of this city has been caused by g. startling offer to redeem the wrappers of Well come Borax Soap with Rogers table ware. Women throughout the city are now saving their soap wrappers to re- plenish their tables with knives. forks, spoons. salt and pepper shakers and caused the excitement is being made tor 8 short time by the Lever Bros. Co. of Cambridge Mass.
 The silver is of the new 'La Corona pattern, chased In gray finish, and extra heavy plate. It is said to be the handsomest pattern yet produced by Rogers, and is an adap tation of his- toCic o-d French design.
 Housewives may add to their sup ply of this design of tableware from of the offer One may have a dozen lnstence. and spoons of another; The in new spoons and added to the col and sufficient postage to cover packing spoon in this pattern, for instance, Is given for six Welcome Soap Wrappers and eleven cents in stamps.
 A handsomely illustrated premium book. showing designs and giving full information regarding the offer, will be mailed to any woman who will write 3 request for it to Lever Bros. Co.,, Cambridge Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth White, wife of John L. White. died at her home in attack of appendicitis. for which she was operated upon last Friday. Be- sides her husband. she leaves g. son, Newton H. L. White, and a daughter, Mrs. G. F. Berr. of Ellington.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

TUTTI FTsUTTI ICE CREAM ANGEL CAKE ASSORTED CAKE MACAROONS FRENCH KISSES SHERRY WINE JEILY-wlth Cream
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

The Jewish Easter or the Feast of Matzoh, in the Hebrew year of 5673. begins next Monday. and will be cele- brated for eight days.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19

OLD SAGE CHEESE ROQUEFORTE GHEES
 TOASTED SOFT CRACKERS