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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
'Barbary Coast to
Defy Closing Order

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29.-The
thumbs Of Chief of Police White have
been turned down hard on a plan of
resort owners TO continue the Bar
barry Coast on a soft drink basis
Hard drinks or soft drinks, dance
halls are dance halls, said the Chief
to day in an announcement that wom
en- would not be permitted in the re-
sorts after tomorrow evening, even
IL liquor was not served
Notwithstanding the announcement
by the Chief, the resort owners were
preparing for Tuesday nights grape
Juice opening"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
President Wilson
Sees POlaire Dance

WASHINGTON. Sept 29-Presi-
dent Wilson witnessed the Triple AL
lance Review" of Lady Constance
Stewart Richardson, Mile. Polaire
and Gertrude Hoffman at the Belasco
Theater
Stewart Richardson gave a num-
Der Of dances which included one rep
resenting the awakening Of the world
at the break of dawn. In this the
dancer was barefoo ed and clothed
only in fiimsy wells to represent the
morning mist and as the dance pro-
gressed several OF the wells were dis
pensef with.
Mile Polalre Included an Apache
dance in her portion of the program
while Gertrude Hoffman gave her
new review.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
WOMAN HELD AS
$4,000 THEFT
IS PROBED
NewYOrk 0ficersArrest Whining
ton, N. c., Matron Accused Of
Stealing Friends Fortune.

NEW YORK. Sept 29.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Van Nichols. a leader in Will
mington IN. c. society. was arrested
at the Hotel Endicott charged with
embezzling $4,000 from her lifelong
friend. Mrs Helen P. Lemassena, Of
Philadelphia. Mrs. Nichols. who IS
a tail, we'll dressed woman Of striking
appearance, was dumfounded when
placed under arrest. She requested to
be allowed to remain at the hotel I'M
der guard until the matter was
cleared up, but she was taken to the
station house.
The arrest was made at the instiga-
ton of Mrs. Lemassena's son, John p
Lemassena, who has followed Mrs
Nichols through seven States during
the past six months. He told the po-
Ice that his mother had intrusted Mrs
Nichols with $50 900 to invest and
that shortly after this Mrs Nichols
disa ppeared from Wilmington.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
Blackbirder'S Grew
Run Down at Last;
Girl Pet of Pirates
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
HONOLULU. Sept. 29.-The chase
for the "blackbirders." pirate crew
that has been terrorizing the islands
of the South Seas, has ended, ac-
cording to a wireless message re
ceived here to-day from Captain Tap
ham. Of the revenue cutter Keokuk.
Every man of the pirate band was
captured, Captain Tapham said, after
a hard fight. The prisoners will be
sent to San Francisco. where the
revenue cutters captain Will recon-
mend that every one be hanged.
Among the pirates, Captain Tap
ham found a beautiful young Spanish
girl Estella DOrtez. who is adored
by the pirates as their most precious
treasure. She has been among the
pirates for ten years, and was 5
years old when she fell into their
hands
The chief Of the pirates confessed
that his band sunk her fathers boat
and saved only the beautiful child.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
dead, 2 Wounded, on
Way to Campmeeting

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept. 29.-Be-
cause a buggy overturned in trying to
pass another on a turnpike going to
camp meeting one man was killed
and two persons fatally wounded last
niEhs in a shooting match in Clark
County. kentuckA Ellis Brandon
burg was killed and his wife and Ben
jamin White fatally shot Charles
Holm is in jail
White and Holm shot Brandenburg
and his wife White was shot by
Brandenburg.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
Edison Says People
Eat Too Much Beef

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Thomas A.
Edison believes the currency measure
should be supervised by capable
bankers and there should be four
centers-at New York. Chicago. he
South and Far West
He said he would take no more
vacations without work, as ''vaca-
tionites" had caused his Illness, and
he would see that IL did not happen
again.
He declared Americans were eating
twice too much beef for their own
good.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
GarrOs Says He Can
Fly Across Atlantic

PARIS. Sept 29-Roland G. Gar
ros, who made an aeroplane fligh:
across the Mediterranean, declares a
flight across the Atlantic Ocean is
possible.
His plan would be to divide the
journey into three stages-from Eng
land to Iceland, from Iceland to New
foundland, from Newfoundland to che
United States.
Two of these stages would be
shorter than his France to Tunis
flight and the third very little longer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
Bull Moose Leader
Defes Old Parties

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.--"The
Bull Moose party is far from dead
in fact. it is very much alive and will
be found kicking strenuously when
the proper time comes"
Fresh from a conference of the
Progressive party leaders in New
York, Representative Hinebaugh, of
Illinois. breathed this defiance to Re-
publiCans and Democrats According
to Hinebaugh's estimate the Pro-
gressives viii poll at least two and
a half million votes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29

SOC yard for our regular $1.35 Table Dana
fine quality, full bleached, satin Damask;
assortment of beautiful patterns.
$2.15 dozen for our $500 Napkins; 21xc
inch size, full bleached, satin damask, hemm
ready for use.
35c Turkish Towels at 24c each; they are Fl
bleached, hemmed.
400 dozen Manantico Napkins priced he
regularly at 50c-for this sale at 39c dozen.
35-inch all-pure fax Blouse Linen, natu
color; zoe value, priced, for this sale only,
131ac a yard.
121ac bleached union buck toweling at
yard.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
Plan Injunction to
Forestall Road Tax

CALHOUN, Sept. Editions of
Gordon County who oppose the spe-
cial tax levied by the road commits
part of the proposed Johnson Sher-
man highway from Chattanooga have
employed Attorneys Hutchens & Eu-
banks. of Rome. to enjoin the coun-
ty from collecting the special tax.
This tax is $3.50 per 81 900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
Princess olga to
Wed German Noble

Special Cable 10 The Atlanta Georgian.
BERLIN, Sept 29.-Princess Olga,
third daughter OF the Duke of Cum
berland. is engaged to wed Prince
Moritz of Schaumburg Lippe, accord
ing to announcement from Vienna.
Princess Olga is a sister of Prince
Ernest, who married Princess Victoria
Louise, daughter OF Emperor VIII
liam.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
New Fall Millinery Also at
Reduced Prices

Tuesday will be good day to buy new Hats
for Fall, as on that day special prices prevail
both on trimmed and untrimmed Hats
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-29
ocoNEE COUNTY FAIR.

ATHENS, Sept. 29.-Plans are be-
ing made for a big Oconee County
fair at Watkinsville October 90 TO 81.
Several hundred dollars have been
offered as prizes and the farmers of
Oconee are planning to make a big
exhibit Of thir products.
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ssluksNad)ribten.
ati, 8. Wtdr;.

nttnHdtt, 3. Wtar3.
Der SstoHub III iiberau i'm Hallen bear'fs
fen. @taern absno bate osrielbe bei btsn9er
Stabt enen @aHtrfano bon 25.4 5us.
Ei. fOIsenbsn g.peia.u trafen nabreno
oes geitrtetn Cages bier etn.
pittsbura Bn. Der Glus Bat tintH
BdFerhano bon SO Jus uno fault
Bart.rsburs, g8. 8a. Der 5lus bat
einen BaFerhaue ben 1910 5ub unb 'aut.
GatIsttsbura fs. Der Glas bal ss-
HeH BaFerfaub ben 1875 Sub uno falt.
aanapbaS Satts, IS pa. Der6lnb bat
stnsn @aHerfano bon "a GUS uno fdut.
gbart.stou, @. pa. Der Slus bat
.in.n @aFtrfuue bon 5.s Sub unb faat.
gt. gt.aiant, gS. Ba. Der Slub bas
eineu 8aFsrfanh BON I4.G Jub uue fdit
Bortsmoath, 8. Der FIub bat sluen
maiTerftauo rou 2L.5 uub faat.
9ouisptIlt, ss. Ger i5Ius bat ,tnsn
@aH.riiauo BON i0.s Sub unb faat.
gpansbtIls, 3uo. Der 8IuB bat sis
n.u @aFsrFaab BON 24.s GUS Hno itetgt
gatro, III. Der Stu5 bat siu.u 8afsr-
eano bon s2.2 Gut uno itti9t.
Memphts, Tenn. Der GLus Bat eiu.n
BaT.rfano BON 2s.l Tus uns fseist.
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Hinbpieh.-Ier Rartt mar beute Iebr
tart, bic ytat)Frage foGr cine quite unb ole
Yufuhr nar masis.--Stpders uRo ;Seebers
fino IN gutter Raairage uno itart.-Rilfs
tibe iinb iiart
Et,pere Stisre bratten $7.00-s.40, grs
ira x5.45, Gdlisn s30o-7.00. Sleiineriiiere
$5.5O-s.OO, Grtra SS.l0-s.25. beiIers $500
-57.50, aaserleisue bis ertra s7e0-7s0,
stiibe a. 4.50-875, auserleiene bis er.ra S635
---o.75, Gamers s3.00-4.25, Stoders uno
sseeoers s5.T5-7.5O, Stod. oeiiers 800
6.50. Stodsaihe s4-50--5.35.
BufieH. 3ie 3ufuhr mar aenaeeHo.
7ie Ereiie itieseu um io--l5e.
aenaere une lsld1te $5.25-5.15, Bologna
s6.0o-7.l0, ertra sT.I5, iette Eulen s6.75
$50.
adI6er. - Sei sirmltd, GROCER 3uiubr
mar Der Wartt wials uno bic greiie ielen
UNI 25--50e.
Croinase uno srOBa ss.oo--lo.75, fair bis
CUTE leidte $8.O0--li-00, ertra $l1.15.
adlber in ben acmmiiiions~ Sauiern. --
Janep lie, prima bis ouserIeiens 10 -
10Ac, oroin1re 6-9Hc.
5dmeine ~ Die Rahfroae mar cine
CUTE ano bic 8reiie ittesen um i5e per 100
Hfunb.
sdpere s9.Oo-9.i5, quite bis auserleisns
gerpndungs uno5leifherierttn s9.l0-s.f5.
seinifdte Bsrpadunssicrtsn $500 - sl5,
orotnare bis auserieieHe inmere ieite Sdus
t6.25-s.65, sEtra $s.40--S.T5, Stags $500
- 7.35, extra s7.40--7.5o, leidts 8srfauets
iortsn $s. 1000, Jerfei uon 100 gfunb
unb penigsr s6.0o--s-S5.
Enafe Gammer ~ Tie Snfubr
mar s,emlit grob unb bic Yreiie Der beiie'
rem luaiitdten itetig.
Enafe. - ertra t5.15, CUTE bic auserIe-
isne t4T5-5.50, oroindre bis CUTE $2.5o--
A.60, 5dhrlinee S8.O0--7.00.
Qdnimer. - Grtra 1925. CUTE bis Guser.
lefene ts.60--9.l5, orbtu6re bis CUTE S525
--S.t0, Guas s4.oo--6.00, sefdoreHs Gam
mey t6.5o--o.25.
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4dgliber WfarftberiHt.
Gin.innati. Z. gart. 1913.

Cincinnati, Z. Rdrb 1913.
gie HafioIgenoeH Euoi,rtlnesn besiebeH
Iit nur aui Gngros. z raHsaitionen. Bel
sleinereH o3effafteH Derben ettpus bohere
4reiie berednsi.
gropiiipneH.
Ter Martt mar ruhig, bic 8reiis itetia
Shma Srima Steam si0.60-l0.70
lob.
5r0denstfal5enes Gleifa. -
Martt ieif. - Sbort dear Ssiisn i2 -
i2Ee. ihort Rippenieiteu ia -12c, ertra
ihert dear SeitsH llA-i2e, S6uIiern
llA-l1hc. Bellies III - 1876 !eie nno
Nc ntebr perpGfi.
gneon. - I1artt islt. Sbort clear
Seiten 13--I34c, iRrge Rtppenleiisn l2A
- igt, ertra Ibort dear Seiisn ian -
l3e, Shultern i24 -12he uHo Bellies A.
i44e loie uno NC per EfuRo mebr per-
padt.
Sugar Cured.5isilh. Rartt y, fsit.
Edjinsen 1TH isc. qienie Shuliern
= -1s4ss s,rsaiialt Bacon is : ls,1s.
Shultsrn l3-l3lst, New Dort Gun SfuIs
tern isA-lSAe. trodens eeei'Sainien
4ls0O-20.O0.
SabgepBdertes SIeil6.-aa aaarft
iisiia Stinieu IAN --i54s, Iienie Shul.
teru iok--ite, Bellies i4H - l5s, Shul.
tern li-i1Ac, Rem Yort Gut Sdu!terE
114-li%c
Griffes Jteifn.- Shinfen 1874 =
144s. H,rnicsS hultern i0h h--i0Ae, Shul.
tern tok -i044e, iborf HtppenFeiteH 1o4
--lir. ibort dear Seiten 11--ii4e. sgtra
itort 5eiten l0A Lie, Se0ies l2H -l2A (
per Eiuno.
WehI uHb @etretbe.
Mehl.--Renss gsinfer ga.enf s4.so--
500. @inier 5aneH t4-b5 - 47o, Ninter
syamiln S400-Af5, Gytrd t3A0-3.60, or.
6indres s3f0--3.25. garter @eiSen Yotsn!
$4.e5 800, DO. Iancn 1856 425. DO. ia.
nstIp e3-S0--4.00; HuggeniHehl, ncrbmeiti,f
asmii6ytes t4.45-4.55, relnes gi!u S4~GO--
4.7D. aentlld5fes s4.S5--4.65 per B6l.
@sisen. - Martt letter. No. 2 rothsl
x9inter l07-itOe. no. 8 DO. 10a-i06e. Ro
rpther e7--I0Oc per gu. Bsrfaust uuroen
1 Gar Ro. : rctber su io9e aui bem Geieiie
gSetfc3furn. Ter Wlarft iii rnhis
uHb ftetig.-Rc. weibes 52 " --53 Nc, 30. /
.pesbes 5iA 61e. go. I weibes 4s-50
go. gelbes b2 -53e, 30. . bu. 50h--5li
Ho. 4 DO. 4Sh -49f, go. 2 8emilhtes 81
SEC. 9o. 8 DO. 50-50J5c, 30. 4 hc. ASH
495zf, peibes Nclbenscrn 30 - 52r. aelbei
bo. 5i-65e, gemiihtss DO. t0--52e per Bu
Heyfauft wurben: Car Ro. y eemiihfes i,
Sic, Gar No. B DO. n1beSu metf Az bo1se
I Gar Hc. 3 geibes Bn 5O4s, 3 Cars be. "A
Sic. Gar Nc. 4 DO. gu SOC, Gar SO.
ipetBss ~ size. . Cars ec. ~ 5ae aui ben
gsIsiie
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6afer.-M Marft ruhig nno fpilIiger. No.
. tpetBer 36H-87e, Stanbarb peiber 30 :
35Kc, HD. B Deiber 34-34Hc, Np. fpeiber
32A 38He, yeo. 2 geruiihter 34c, Wp.
3 DO. 30 H-83c, No. 4 DO. 81 - 82c per Bm.
8erfauft purben: 2 Cars Ro. 2 gentihter
III SAC, / Car Ro. A ipeibes su 33c, Gar
DO. 5u 33Hc, 8 Cars HD. 3 DO. 5u S4c, 2
Cars bo. gu 34He, / Gar peibes nadRrobe
NIT Wei5en su 83e, Gar Stan0arb uetBer
su SAC oaf benz 0eieife.
MDggen. - Warft itetig. $40. 65--
orc. Ro. B bo. 50 -63He, Wp. A bo. 50--5sc.
Bertouft tuurbe: Gar nah grube 5u sac
auf bem @eleile.
@erite. -0e. Q sSriibjabrs 65-76c, Wo.
3 57--65c, $40. A DO. 52--5Te; Juttergerlte
45--52e per Buibd.
gerftenmal5. - Jriibjabrsserlte IA
S2c per Buibei.
Bergleih ber @etreioes4reiie nit benienis
gen am slei6en Ease oes porisen Sabres:
Wdrs I. 1913. Wdrb 7. 1912.
9Sellet, Eo. z roiher ..10ec 103 he
8dihforu, Ro 3 gemiittes 50Hc 6sKc
Safer,R Rp. 2 2gemil6ter neuer 34e 55Hc
Hpggen, Ro. 2 nelier ..... 65c S5e
Seu, yto. Iintotbn -. ..s15.50 $3.50
g8bisfp.
Ter Rartt mar itetig. 8erfauft tpuroen
65S Bbls. 7iitilsrs sStntiheb @ooos aui
Der Baf;s BON S1.30 per 8auone.
Groceries.
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gbieaap. Z. wedrs 1918.

Rinbpieb.- 8eepes $7.25-9.30. Eeras
Stiere $5.50-6.50, Stpders uHo fSeeoers
$6.S5-s.15, siibs iinb 0eilers $sso-s.0o,
@dIber $7.00-i1.00. Wdrft itet,g.
9 Shmetne.-2e 2eihte $S.60--8.87M, ges
mildhte SS.50-8.90, ihmere 1886 - $50,
ralihe $8.35-s.50, s5ertel $6.S5--S.70. Ter
Warft mar fhnat.
6dafeunb Gdmmer. --Sbote: elil<
beimiihe ss.00--7i0, 3dbrlinge $7.25-S.So.
2dnmer: Ginbeimilde $800-9.10.
3ufubr. Rtnbpieb 1000. Shmelns
1s. 600. Schafe unb Qdmmer 5000.
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Mustudrtige Msdrtte.
U ep Npri !. sRars.

DQehl. - Ter Nartt mar heute rubsg.
Sprtng 4dtent $3.50 -4.sO. @iuier Siroigbts
$4.45-4.55, ysinter Yaienfs A.70--5.i0.
Sprtng dears $AI5--4.35. 5sinter GIfras
Ro. 1 $3.s0--410, Wo. q DO. t3.70-5.S0,
Hanias Stra,gbis $4.l0-4.25.
Heggeumebl mar rubts. - sSair bis
gutes t3.50-3.s0, hoice biz icnep e3.So--
400
BuhpeissnmebI mar Eau 30 f2.25
--2.55 per 100 Yfuao.
Maismehl mar itetis. - s5eines msi6es
uno geIbes ti.s0--l.85, srobes sl.25-f.80,
AiinSrieb t3.15.
RoGgsn iit rubig.-Re. Q Meftern CSC
{. /. T. Buffalo.
cert 1T itstig.--N -Nalsgerite 55-5Se,
Geeoins c5Ac 6 1 |. Rsw pork
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Opui 0elbusarft.


Gis Wahfrraee mad 7arleben mar bsute
Ssins grgbe unb Geib III iuilile, bo bic Bans
len afnnGsnbe iSonbs an 6anb baben. Jfir
Tasieben ~cn eau ipurcen BON ben Bufifen
~ berehnet, unb 0eifdftspapiere ipuroen
"a 6--8% bisfcntirt. lie Wofier pIoeirtsn
NriDatsKapitoI ~ ~ ~on eaa' ano su NJ
---5z aaf Belt.
NsAid EST uew Dstf.
fpur6sn AZ Bari sfpiithen Banien uerfauft.
Tis Geunttrrote betrdgi soc 2ramie per
$1,000.
HsMisr ani 0nssta.
iinb itettg. -1ie fulgenben Euotirangen Finb
~ berinteH
Gonbon, B Tage gidt, t4,ssK per G 90
Tage gid,t, A.s4H per ;. paris, 3 Tnge
Ei6t, sis Srants per s100; 90 Toge Sidt,
618 Francs per 800; fur Teutiniano, 4
1aes Eift Wdrf s5 " DO. 90 IaGe
Gtdt, 94H-D4Ac.
Tncmmentarp Htls auf poueon mnroen
Al t4.s2H, nuf Glasgow Su$4.s24 uno auf
Nslfait Su &4.s2 perfauft,
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2eu1ttburmssf hrsn. Ter
.3ufaa, Der sinsn Der 2euhttburms
ndrter tiirslih Dom Wplf Rod
2euhtiburm tpeefeete, bat in Grglanb
aIlerlei grinnsrunesn an qsuhttburms
seIhthten tpoheerufen. Die grDbts
9efabr fir ben W1rter, Die ihn oIt
senus ME ein 4lpprud befhlperen
mag. lit bic, bon Der Telsplattform
burt einS ausndhmsrpeiie groBe Beae
binobseriiien su peroen. gber bic gee
issIi4en Bsftimmunsen ino in bisler
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o,tfs. asnss ans alhsn tx Hew psri.

eeIb .on cal" wuroe Su 2K-SK% aus
geliehen.
prima GeI9dftspapiers muroen 5u AZ
5% bisfoniiri.
Sterfing Grhanse III rptniser-
Sidht sn t4.B7M 4.88 unb Commercial
Bills s4.s31s--4.635s.
Banbess 8 EbItantioHsn ipnren lie'
tig uno tuurbea tpie iolgt auotirt:
Der. Etonten Hefunbirung 2% 1908 =
1915, ~ regtitrtrte 118H--114, Coupons
113N--li45<, 3S reaifsrirte 102 Y 1O3A
Coupons 1921 1034. Banana Rtgiltereo
~ l0OA -1oi, bo. az, 102K-I03H.
aftienmarft. Guh heute .rpuroe
iuieber elm Truf gum 0ertanfen onsgeiibt
nnb BITE Greife tutten su leioen. Ete ans
fiinoigung elmer bebeutenben @oloanstnhr
nad) 5ranfreid trug ebeuialls piel NIT Sur
1epreiiion bes Warftes bel. Iie ShluB'
nptirunaen ereaben redt bebsutenoe Bers
LUTTE.
0sifnnans.Qlttss. GAIus.Anrfs
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Rem Dorf, 7. Rdrs.
@upfer mar terts felt. GlectroIutie
ia si5.OO--l5.i2 4 2air "a si525-l5.5TE, u
eating III Si4.75-I4.STH.
Hinu idpan III S47.00-47150.
Blei iietig su s4.a0-4.40.
Epetter III ifetig 5u s6.80-6.40.
Giien taum itetig. Ro. / giortheru
sis.Oo-sls.50. 9to QprtberH $17.50--
1900; go. Soutberu els.00-1o.25, geo. /
Southeru loft slsO0-ls.25.
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Ghtcago, 7. Rdrs.

gttcago, T. Wdrs.
Reiseu-5ar 9ani 911s-9iHc. am
ShluB 81 Sc; fur 9uii 90l1-9oBc, AM
5hlub eO4c; fur September 50 - s9he,
an Sfiub SOC.
@elf6torn-Tar Rai 52H-53Ae.
am Shlus 52He; fir 5uIi 5SH-544c, am
5tlub 53Ese; far September 54H-554e,
arl SfIuB 55c.
Saier.-5Ara2ai 341E-34He amS hlu5
S4Hc; fIrSuIi S41s34 Sc. am SfluB 34He;
idrS sptember "a 1s--34he. am mStluB 343sc.
Rogge en.--9ao.. 2. .6o-62c.
Cert
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3.s5.
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9entuer
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s2O90 - 2i.05, am SblnB S20.s71s; fir
5uli s20.50-2oT 10, am 5tfuB s20.62K.
Shmala -Si0.s0 per 100 Bfuue.-1giir
Rai slO.s7H-10.s2ta y am St,luB Sl0.s1H u
FIR Duff sl0.80--1o.s2 u. am Sf1luB Sl0,80;
fir September s10.77K - 10.saH, anl
SdluB 5000.
Shprt Ripperieiteu- - Si025-
lido per 100 9funo. - Tiir Dlai 5000
--lO.95. an Shlub 5000; iir 3uli sl0.Sl
loss, aIu SdiaB sl0.50; ilr Septembel
Sl0.T5-10.80, am S6lu6 sf0.T5.
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2S-38e per Rfuuo.
gter-Rnrtt Futflia. Refriaerotorl
iirlts l4-17e, i5rtids l7Ac per suseuo.
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meiaen.-Wnrft III ftetia.-Go. 2 nener
spffer 10Dc {. II. I'M Gfepator uub 111c
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SEQ. q size T.. B. ibmmmeno.
bafer.-3er Wartt 1T itetig. STANDARD
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10 Hc allf benz Geieiie.
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10O-1o5c, $40. Q 65-95c, Rp. 3 75--S0c.
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dolce 1912, 20--27c; 1911, 10--15c; 8aeifc
Goat 1912, 1e--22c, 1911 f2-i6ci
Sdnte limb feit. - Central Americrn
2s4e, Bosota 294-304c.
qeber lit feit., 6emIod 2S-29c.
Worf lit feit. - 5amiIp s22 .5O-24.5O,
ihprt clear sci .00--22.50 ,WeB$2i .75-220 90.
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NaeB $19.00--20O0, Beef S9inten $32.0o--
3400
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| Raina 81 --6Ae.
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436, gonfetcioHers ri" 4.20c. No. 4.10e
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~ s.55e. go. 13 $500, yto.4 3.50c.
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Cincinnati. T. Rdrs 1918
3ufnhr uue 9srianoi mdhreHe Der per
ilcHeneH "a Stun cen, pergIthen nit ben
porbergsbenosn 1 Iagen lDeren pie fplst;
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inside Of the canoe and couple of
sailors were his ballast. But since
the Introduction Of the sliding-seat lit
tie or no ballast is needed beyond what
you can supply yourself. You sit out
far beyond the beam, in some cases
entirely outside the canoe, with only
your toes resting on the deck. In this
way you keep her on the keel you
want-the keel at which she is at her
best and fastest,
The old foot-steering apparatus has
be- p replaced by a T-shaped yoke and
tiller on deck. Two slender lines con-
meet the cross-piece of the tiller with
the cross-piece of the rudder, so that
You can steer from your seat. Your
weight and the angle Of the rudder is
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five years ago and gave up baseball,
golf, tennis and every other form of
outdoor sport for it. At once / found
that it had all the advantages of them
all without the serious dangers of any.
You can't sink properly built ca.
noe. But if you are a healthy man
you can get all the excitement you
want in holding on to the end of the
sliding board while you act as live
ballast in the effort to hold up your
boat, now in the clutches of swiftly
running tide and the next moment
keeled over on her beam ends by a
sudden squall of wind It takes all
there's in you to sail a canoe, be-
lieve me.
A puff and out you creep cautiously,
oh, SO cautiously, on your sliding board.
It drops and back you slip into the
boat again or overheard you'll go,
backward. You are skipping along on
an even keel and-what's that-a sharp
ripple to wfndward and then a furious
blast! Out, out; further out or she'll
topple over before the squall abates
Hang, hang on! Cling with your
toes If you can, or it's good night!
Whew, that was close call! But
wasn't it real, blood-tingling sport!
But-a little advice. Don't try to
sail a canoe unless vow can swim; no.
more than that, unless you are at home
in the water Then canoeing is as safe
as tiddle-de-winks. You could have
your eye put out playing tiddle-de-
winks, but who ever heard of a real
canoeist being drowned in even the
most exciting of races?
To begin with, canoeing is not an
expensive sport. The owning of ca
noe is easily within the purse of even
the most modest wage-earner. A very
serviceable craft may be built for $40
and the cost of its keep will be prac-
tically nil if her owner is at all handy
with tools. Storage for the winter is
very little
Mermaid, of course, cost more. But
then she was built especially for this
race She represents an outlay of $3.50
She is the creation of a builder up in
Maine, the only man in this country,
really believe, who can put such frail
things together in a way to get every
foot of speed out of every ounce of
wood and metal and cotton. He dre'v
the original designs scientifically accu-
rate. Then corrected them Finally,
when we both were satisfied, he started
to build her and watched the job
with the same delight and attention
that little girl In petticoats and
pigtails would watch the dressing Of
her first doll.
Experts will tell you that there
are no specific rules for sailing a ca
noe This is quite so; it Is all knaclz
and experience. You learn I'd sail 3