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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
Market Quotations For Week Ending April Is. 1913
REVIEW OF COTTON MARKET

the cotton
and Mississippi river
points or %
% r hale in both markets by "Wednesday failure the
mand together with better weather ana
of disposition Of cid bulls to Sc
profits coming in again on the long
@ wee" anu y, - 10 r,or,r heinz traded resent
decline of e" points rom SAUL
with sales only 5000 bales
tendency continued io e"
Prices held unHI during the Iate
causing the mar
The market and il l back oe" inc
hc volume light and
intervals by Liverpool
stradde operations tor
the cheapest market az present
produced the past season.
tn regards the future course Of prices for ra" cotton no"
outlook The crop than me ur51ns
a trade sentiment with the passage of each week
from now the statistics ANYTHING else ee p dg
produce another large crop rantng mas
sonter'y South Carolina to date
planted
yag ana S the
3o9s s 9n'j eP9 R srg s
The increase CONTEMPLATED By planters IN most OF n e roI
ase AF5uTai Bgresa on ssS
" iaSi SnGmsG preventing any Gns es n attract
throughout the cotton trade during the next qrtnish5 ef
% beyond .. near The end e ss month the river
m he % engineeTs the stage river expected
fSe %RD ' an week an f @ E Tb aa the
" e ' e6aaes asdatey a6SinE G
fas he
ad " We're ee as%e ha psntns rshoa the Hooded are
as ra r II Rso s Who'll June
Won , a again @ YEAR If tfe tSftatenng hoods now nenaa
Ircidcrn OF the fuUr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
SENTIMENT IN WHEAT
CONTINUES BEARlSH
Friday, April II.
cotton: middling 121s.

CHICAGO, April Resentment in
wheat last night was bearish and
traders are looking for liquidation by
May holders. which usually starts about
this time. The market, however, has
many friends and traders say unless
there was more pressure put upon the
market of late the declines are not eN-
pected to be severe. II looked to close
observers - OF trading in the corn pit
yesterday as if Armour and Eastern
longs were letting so their corn.
Armour sold July aud September
heavily: also considerable May. ana a
intervals brokers who frequently trade
for Armour were on both sides os the
market.
1t was easier to trace the selling
than the buying. Those who are bullish
on corn think that with navigation prac-
tically open and prospects that boats
will be able 10 get through the Straits
to-day or tomorrow. they predict good
decrease in stocks here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
GRAIN
Friday, April II.
n uniTs{iiDg - ~

CHICAGO. April lj.-Continued fine
weather and easier tendency of foreign
markets caused little lower markets in
wheat at the start to-day. Wheat
opened steady to &c lower, with trade
in May rather light and in July and
September moderate.
Corn started easy all around on ac-
count Of fine weather and lower cables,
which were generally easy.
oats were easier with wheat and corn,
but there was considerable changing
going on in May. longs getting over into
July.
Although conditions surrounding the
wheat market were as depressing from
the owners standpoint as heretofore,
the market was strong during a good
part of the day. Corn developed sur
prising strength following a rather easy
opening The advance was FASTENED
by reinstatement Of considerable corn
recently sold out by a leading elevator
concern and also by covering by shorts.
In oats, as in corn, there was a great
deal Of covering by shorts. The market
meanwhile rallied
Provisions suffered from liquidation
by longs ali morning
Cash sales: Wheat. 40 900 bushels
corn. 10000 bushels; oats, 40. 900
bushels.
Grain quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
LIVE sTock MARkEr.

CHICAGO. April 5.-HOgs-Beeeipts
II 900 Market Sc and Zoe lower. Mixed
and butchers sS.s069 80, good heavy
sS.s59e.25. rough heavy ss65aS S.. light
ts.ssas.3e. pigs sT00a7.75. bulk ss.1og
s25.
Csttle-Receipts S.09e. Market weak.
Beeves tT.509s.t0. COWS and beifers $3.50
as 80, stoekers ana feeders Sc. 509S.1s.
Texans Ss.seas. 40. calves So 5e6S.z5.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Native ana Western s57sT -. lambs
s. 753a "a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
TUESDAYS REVIEW.

noon session, resulting in May retriey-
ing a few points of the early decline.
Remote positions were unchanged to z
points over the initial level However,
the ma iOrity OF traders are against the
market and the selling continued rather
general in absence Of support from the
leading sources.
\ renewal of the early buying by the
larEert spot interests during the last
half hour caused a wave of general short
covering. resulting in the market clos
ing steady with prices a net advance Of
10 points from the final quotations
ui Monday.
NEW ORLEANS. April n. There was
no political news of consequence this
morning. except that the national strike
in Belgium is on. and trade Of course is
az standstill.
Liverpool was about two points lower
than due on futures. Spots l pOint
higher: sales 1000 bales our market
opened points lower with feeling in
Clired TO be easy on account of good
weather prospects and more reassuring
river news. but New York Steadied
which checked selling here.
According To New York advices some
big traders are working on a scalping
plan on large scale. buying around
~ q. without regard to the news re-
ceived. believing the market again will
work up repea teddy to re
The Journal OF Commerce says cotton
goods men are proceeding Conserva tive
~, canceilat tons being received. Shortly
after the close Of Liverpool the market
weak ened TO 12.l2 for July. then rallied
again on report that the levee had
broken a MOdOC, opposite Coahoma
Miss, on the Arkansas side.
SpOts here continue neglected and are
lower. nut a large spot house in Ala bama
wires: Good inquiry from American
and European mills around these prices
weather too cold for planting and germ
ipatiou.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
NgM YoRk pRopucE MARkErs.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April Petroleum
irm, crude Pennsylvania, go
1urDentine easy. 4sn4s7s.
tuStn nominal, common. $40 tbidJ.
Wool steady: domestic fleece, PSF a
y, pulled, secured basis 4On57: Texas.
secured basis. iS660
Hides quiet native steers. 161s n fSIz.
branded steers 15&n157s
tohee steady, options opened / 10 4
lower; Rio No I spot. t1ls asked
Rice steady domestic ordinary TO
prime. As ass.
No'4Ssrs steady: New Orleans. omen
kettle. %5t5u.
sugar. raw. STEADY; centrifugal. $500
30. m3SeoSadO, 2.S3. molaSses sugar.
a5sH2St
Sugsr refined dull fine graduated
f.lSd4.s0. cut loaf. 495ms 90: crushed
i.SSa : 80. mold a, 4.501A55: cubes. 4. 40
49, powdered, 435a44O; diamond A.
-; c0niec toner's \, 4.00d4O5; sOfts
No. =, s.eeH5.95. tN0. is 5 points
lower than No. I and Nos. ; 10 IA are
each : points lower than the preceding
sTaie.l
Dried fruits steady. apricots. choice
tu fausy f0Wi2: APPLES. eva orated.
prime {" fancy. 5iaSta prunes. S0s to
sbS. ~. thjul. Sos to IUOS, 81 Az.
peaches choice To- fancy. 6j5 az: seeded
rIiS5nS- choice 90 fancy, 5i4q6lt.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
ATLANTA MULE AND
HORSE MARKET

Corrected by the National stock Yards
Commission Company; c. G. Tur-
ner, President.)
Mules
II TO 14k hands. rough, good ages,
$l15 to $3.50
"a to 12h, finish with quality, s155 10
$3.50.
i4ih TO Is hands, rough, $40 to $40.
Is 70 151z hands. finish, $3.50 to SECS.
to sac.
is hands, heavy chunk. weighing form
1850 to I, 400 pounds, 1856 to $3.50.
Horses.
Southern chunk horses, from SO to
$40.
Southern CHUNK. finish, $110 TO SiS5.
GoQd driving horses, quality and finish,
ranging IN price from $50 to s21O.
$40.
Heavy draught horses. finish, $40 to
$500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
ATLANTA 1--we STOCK MARKET.
icy ". ~, White, Dr., Of the White Pro.
Visioa esmpany.)

Visioa eempany.)
Quotations based on actual purchases
during the current week;
Choice 10 good steers. 100 to 1,200.
tS.0o46.5e: good steers, 500 to 900, $50
$500; medium to good steers, 700 to $50,
:. 259S.75; medium to good cows, 700 10
gee, 4.5045 %; good to choice beef cows.
800 to SEQ, 5.0eas.5o medium 60 good
heifeEs, 6.5e@z So; good TO choice heif-
ers, $50 TO $50. 5.60G5.50; medium TO
good heifeTs, $50 to $50, 425@475.
The above represent ruling prices Of
good quality Of beef cattle Inferior
grades and dairy type selling lower.
Mixed TO common steers. il fat, 500 10
$50, 800 80: medium to common cows.
il fat, 700 to 500, 4256475; mixed COM
mon, 600 TO see S.55@425; good butcher
buils. 3.5ea4 50.
Prime hogs, 100 10 200 average. $500
9.15; good butcher hogs, 14O 10 100, SIS
09.00: good butcher pigs, 100 70 140,
9. 259S75; light pigs. so TO 100. s.90u
GS75
Above quotations apply 10 corn-fed
hogs. mash and peanut-fa ttened hogs,
to isc under
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

NEW YORK. April 5 Despite firm
Dal,ic- and active bidding for new crop
n. ijions by the larger spot interests,
the cotton market opened barely steady,
" ..b ps.ces unchanged TO points higher
.iau Mondays close Mctadden in tie
tuitiat ,taGiEg bid FOR 5000 and 900
ha'cs If Iuly and october. but bought
very little. The market only held firm.
with prices shade above the opening
range.
Aijer Tire cau. Wall street and the
ring were principal sellers Sentiment
"aS hearish and there was nothing on
which to base strong opinions either
Continued realizing later forced the
MAY option p points lower than the
'ieuiug. while new crop months fell f.
tn g points from the early range.
n - ne from Memphis said that leyee
had broken at Modoc, Ark, six miles
south az trars Point This, however.
tailed to - iHIllate any buying OF conse-
uUCuce The weather conditions were
favorable. 'rempera tuTes were lower,
The light frost forecast did not hold true
The selling Of Nav and buying OF July
r"ntfae Is has heen the principal feature
in tu-day's trading May fell some
points under July The liquidation Of
wto purchased NAV on the belief that
lice option would emulate December
January and March. but holders became
luclincd to sell when II was apparent
that local stocks are approximately l06,-
rua bales There was fear Of these
tenders. ana this scattered interest ~
being sold and transferred by cOnserva-
vaS tu the distant options. The ma
tpriiN of traders believe there Is large
Interest I'm May 10 come out. ON the
other uaEd ii is generally believed that
Ma. viii Increase the decline about 10
...'ts under July before notice day.
\ wave of scattered short covering
S'eadi"d the market during the after
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
COTTON SEED OIL.

SEW YORK. April l5-The cotton
-,-c4 .ri market was lower under selling
Iur Western account and scattered Fu-
.Blla. aH. -rduced b. the weakness fu
1rI Hle market was steady AZ the de-
,'tae- however. ana there was no cr.Ge
''drr.a= ami sentiment remains hulli-H
Nstton seed on quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Wheat. No. .
red. l.05d LOS, No 3 red, 9s6l.02. No. 9
hard winter, sl995: No 3 hard winter.
ge9SS; No. 1 northern spring, 9Isi as :
spring. SSdSs
Corn No. 2. 56d5s1s: No 2 white. sra
IS; No. 2 yellow. 5Sls9 No ) 540
55h No. 3 white, gsis asst; No 3 yell
white, Sizes; No. 4 yeslSTs ssast
oats. No 2 white, 36is. No 3 ebite.
S49Ssls: BE white. s2& 98iisi stand.
ard 3sE Tss.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

Trio follow ,ng table shows receipts a
tur pprtS To-day compared with the
me t54sr last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15

CHICAGO CAR LOTS.
Provisions were sharply lower on the
larger run OF hogs here.
Following are the receipts for Tuesday
and estimated for Wednesday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03
@rofbersoetbum.|
Ans Der Banptaabt.

2mgem b r a, Is. Mai. -
SterbefaIIe: Som 10. Npril:
Seinrih Sonas, 70 Sabre alt, @Grt.
lier. 90: Nifolaus 8iftor 2orana,
SO Sabre alt. @eid1ftspertrcter. che.
los. 81: Sobann Youra, - Sabre
alt. 9ud,binoer. %: Aobert elders,
8 Monate alt. aus Grpeloineen. 80:
Maria 9ioier, 81 Sabre alt. obnc
Stano, ebelos. aus Mosopri: Mn.
oreas Yeters. 2S Sabre alt. @eomter
Der 9e5irfsfranfcnfaiic. "a: Anno
9ar, 80 Sabre alt. @Giderin, Che.
frau bon Sobann Eeter Ibel, Tag.
lobner 81 Gid a. B. Ml5. 26. Npril:
Mid)oels 3edes, alt IL Sabre. 9u-
reaubeamter ans Sriiinscu; Maria
antbarina @eiien. alt 20 Sabre.
9%ienItmogo. ebelos. ans 2%urcmburg;
Matb. Seport. alt sc Sabre. BUD.
binher. 2S.: gliic Scnb, alt 81 Sab.
re. Gbeiran bon 8iftor Clement.
a~aufmann; Amna Shmit. alt AZ
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iou Siebler, 81 Sabre alt, Win5er.
r.: atno Sbein, a Sabre aft. ohne
Stanb, lepig. 81: Hoia anbn, SO
Sabre ult, obne Statb, gbefran BON
hilbert 9onen1, GQcnmaorenbdnbler.
30: autbarina 0loot, Z Gage alt.
8rcucnmad d. or, 9. Mai. -
S~obcsfdlle in peril. Wonot: Bonn g.:
Alphons Sobunn @elhouielL IS Gage
alt, bon 8rcrenmad)cr. l.: Wturin
Salicr, Is Sabre ult, Dol Brcpcnmn-
MGR. TO-: &othorina Gents, 6S Sabre
alt. 0ittlpc non @Seter Sriermciler,
Don @rcucrmtad)cr. -: Sitt;e 8el.
bauIen = " Wonatc alt, ppll Orc.
%pcnmod)cr. 49,: glilobeth @eilen,
"a Sabre alt, Gbefrnu Ecter 9oitian
6ilbrnann 0 8repenmad)er; aarl
Saerlitg, : Sabre oft. pom @repen-
nader; goam @obl. 70 Sabre oft.
Don &osport. %: gernbdro Id)tcn,
Sfneioer. 43 Sabre alt. lebig. bon
8repenmadler; Worgoretba ahteu,
6 Sabre oft, bon 8repeilmad)cr.
wills, Is. Mai.-Sooesidae i'm
peril. Monat: Gonl 20. Npril: Nn-
oreas Gnen. - Sabre alt. Ghegattc
Don Inllo Waierlts. %: Moriu
Shnnrs. - Sabre nlt. @ittme pon
Watb. Sunoog. 2S.. Barbara @ol.
ter. 63 Sabre alt, @begottin Don Nif.
@inanop. %: Nif. @eigel, 3 0to-
nate oft, Sohn bon 2eonaro @eigel.
9iefir d, IA. Moi. - Sterbe-
idle 0es peril. Wpnats: Bonn s.:
Soile Sriermeiler @alobiaig). 50
Sabre alt. r.: Nif. 5biacit, 40
Sabre oft. @irtb. 20: Motb. 8ro.
ier, = Mpuotc oft. %: Sob. Me-
Der, = Sabre oft. 30: Maria Sd)a-
oedl 40 Sabre oft.
Wcrtcrt, 10. Moi.-looesfoac
oes peril. Mpnnts: Bonn T.. Mai:
Morgoretha Gid, ) Stutbcu off. BON
@oiierbiaig. A.: Worgorctbo Bad.
e.. obnc 8eperb. rs Sabre alt, bon
@aiierbiQig. 70: Nlerarber aatom.
/ Sohr oft. Sobn Don Slnton &atop.
0abrifarbeiter bon @aiicrbiaia. 49,:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-03

9bilipp Shneioer, ) Sabre alt, Sahn
Don Safob Sfneiocr, Sogner BON
0aiierbiQiq. a.: Ioiepb Sferft .
Sabre ait, Sobn bon Sobnnn Sherff
BON Mertert. 81: Sobann Solepb
airo, Sobn bon Sobom &ino, @ait.
nirtb bon @aiierbiaig.
GttcIbrif d, 10. Mat.-Sobes.
fGllc pergaugencn Wpnots: Som =.
Ipril: 9ltten 5. y. 56 Sabre alt.
Nottcnarbciter, leoia; Nroncnis Ma
ria. - Sabre oft, uhne Stano. s.:
Chateau Eoul. 81 Sabre ait, Sutfa.
brifont, 0atte Don Sonrgeoiic Goil-
fine. g.: Seniel Wario, 53 Sabre
alt, Iienitmugb. lebig; Suhr Ntf., 53
Sabre olt. 8utte Don Sponler &atb.
r.: Cities Anno. So Sabre ait, ohnc
Stuno. aus @urfcn. A.: Soffrnaml
Mifnel. 80 Sabre alt, Nferer. Witt
mer pom Hiles Warg. H.: 9raoa
). g., 80 Sabre alt, SonoglcBer.
49,: @engler Woria, 63 Sabre alt,
@ittpe BON Slorian Ibolf. 21.:
8~loeiencr GhriItine. 10 Sabre alt,
8ottin bon 9tcp Yeter, peni. Sebrer.
%: IcisaeS anna, IS Sabre aft,
@ottin bon Sponicr Wifacl. 26.:
Nimor gliiobetb. 73 Iohre alt, pine
Stnuo. lcbig. 81: Eoefes 8atb,,
10 Sabre alt. Satin BON Shmit s.
Z. 80: llnoeu Sheooor, 81 Sabre
oft, leoig.
ltlflingcn, 10. Wai.-Snoes
fGlc Der 8emeinoe i'm peril. Woitat:
Som 5. april: Soiepb Chimes, alt
II Monote. Sobn bon Nif. Shinncs-
Sober, S~ierperleger ans lllfllngen.
10: Sob. Heulano, olt 4 Wonotc.
Sohn bon Noth. &culano.H elen.
WiiQcr 5u Sulbingen. H.: Warlo
arous, aft 6 Sabre, Softer BON 5.
.. arous.S hreincr. 3l%lgfiibrer aus
ltlilingcn. "a: Wif. Weber. aft %
,Sohrc. Stacioer. Sobr BON Sob.
Mcocr.Sciiten, 9chrcr oits @ilper.
oinacn. 26.: Sbilio Nis. oft 35
Sabre. Ghcgottin bon Nif. goitr.
groif Ndcrcr o,is SbcrbeBlin9cn.
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Sie critic r2nrcmbnrgcr Hilscriabrt"
snm 8rabe ocs bl. Willibror0
in Gd,tcrnad).

2nrem BURG a.. Wiai. -
Iiirfte cs einenl S%beilncbmcr oeS
crItcn 9urcmbur9cr Tilger5ugcs gum
Grab bes beiligcn @iuibroro gcitot.
ret ieiu. oen Seiern iciue ginoriife
mitSutbcilen? @arlm nld)t2
Nls acitern iriib Die critcn Son.
ucnitroblen ourd) Die @olfcu braden.
itnnocm iie ihon am 9ohnboi- gcgcn
$40 Sbcilnebmer jabltc Der Tilger.
Sllg mo barrtcn oes Iugenblids.
oa Scr oGbarlp" ieiu .aling.along"
ertonen lnlien iolte. Nm Garf lticg
cine 5pcitc groBe Grippe binjlt. Sic
iarD oie SisplGte bcrcits bcicst. les.
glcidcn Die Yilgcr bon Iommeloin-
gen. Nber bciterc Stimmma bcrrIhte
bcumnh: nlc ~ireutcn iid) oui Die herr
lid,c Isabrt in friibcr Mprgenimnoc.
GrauBcn ldiiteten Die 0lofcn Don
@eimcrsfird bcriibcr. eS 9riibtcn bic
bctbantcn SnmneniIGnnc mo Die
lnubbcfrGnstcn @ild)cn lall9S Der
@ohn. M ben @ieiengriinoen
mottc Der Worgen nif. Souicnihcill
Hab cs megcn bcS bcmolftcn Sinnmels
S,uor mr. nb mo 81; abcr Inn 10 or.
ouidenoer mar Die friihc Waicnluit.
Ole ms ans Hoin nno Snid) cutge'
g%cnbaiidlte.
Nui Der Speiitiinaiaen Siniobrt
muroc balb IT'LL, bolb lnit gebctct
oaspiiden crtonten aeiitlidc Sicbcr
unb Die iletrnocn Sittgcidnge gum
bl. Milibrorb,
I'm hulb s llbr truf Der .Sbarlp"
IN Ghtcrnod cin. Ilsbolo oronctcr
iib Die Eilger 81 elmer YrpSciiion,
Der Die Sabnen Der Yiarrei gdter.
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Aus hen iibrisen Theilrn.

Sunalinit ter, II. Mui. -
3iinftieen Samstaa miro Der Scfo-
rotionsmaIer s. =. Geld lid in snt.
merpen nod Imerifa einid,ifien.
8pnSerinscn, 10. Moi. =
Seilte itarb bier Der peitbin befalnte
8ainpirtb uno San0elsmanm ,sobumn
Sileer.8 eora. er mar lingeiGbr 10
Sabre alt.
@onncwes, i6. Mui. - Sll
persangener Nad)t belt Ger Zoo
rei6e 0erItc in 9omepeg. I'm balb
3 llbr ltarb m~oblperiebeu Serr 80,
banm Stirn, &angiermeiitcr an Der
2urembnreer Sefuno1rbobn, im I'll.
Ter bon 50 Subrcn. Sette Mprgcu
fanb man oen 7~5i6brigcn Meter Der.
d)cm tobt I'M Bette Dor. @c1cn bolb
8 llbr ltorb Die Satin oes Had)ters
9an ben @lllfe nobluerieben mad,
elmer langcrcn arnnfbeit. TieIcr
tSol lit Inn 10 tronrigcr. ols crit pnr
einigen Monaten Elm Sobn i'm in-
aenbliten Nltcr bon IL Snbrcn Der
Mlittcr i'm Sobc p%praus9ing.
Sed Is htcrnadl ), II. Mai.
Gle Gbclellte Sermam Hcitcr Don
bier ieiertcn an Eiingitmontoa ibrc
goloenc Sod)3eit.
&cmi dr. 5. Mai. Sterbef1nc
Der peril. Monate: ,. Mdr5: Morsa.
retba 8riffrotb, "a Sabre alt, @itt-
ne bon Soicpb NrnNblilt Stlbs. Iod-
oeder. s.: Yicrrettc Nbclc 4ilbcl.
mine @elter. 50 Sabre alt. Hcntnc.
rim. @ithpc BON >SSohamn Sclnrid DC
Marinab. 5tlbs, &cntucr. g.: Gliia.
beth Bertha Nclcs. II Sabre olt.
8iltsbeiiseriu. <tpc pon Suicph
Hapolcon Mifoluus Nlbert Shmit.
StlbS. Mpptbefer. r.: Maria Mar.
garetba Welanie @elihbiaia. 30
Sabre alt. 8ntsbeiiserin, Gbeirail
non @corg SEQ Shmit, Npothcfer.
20: &atbarina slit. 81 Sabre aft.
@inserin. %; Sobanm Yeter Sin-
gen, 10 Monate oft. Z. Ipril: In.
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tro#H
Sabre, @befrau bon Solepb @unB,
Shlbntaher aarl 8roos, oft 2 Wo
nate. 30: Innd gntringer, aft 76
Sabre, Nentncrin. @ittlpe bon Sob.
Guiiat, 5tlbs. &entncr SIT Sbiap
6ranfreih). l.. Woi: Yeter Hepens,
oft SO Sabre, peni. 2ebrer ails GonS-
BORT. 3: Maria @crcollier. rs
Sabre oft, @ittne bon SSobam 9op.
tilt Heter altnd, 5eitlebens Ied)onl.
fer; aatbariuo @reiid, ) Sabre alt.
aus Sid a.. 3. Il5. L.: Mnrio
Sfmib, So Sabre olt, @ittiue bon
Wottbius Houd, 5tlbs. @erffilhrer SIT
Spllerid,. B.: Yeter 9iclcnbein, A
Sabre alt. Sfreinernleiitcr; Tron5
aeidL 50 Sabre aft, obne StailO. altS
Gid a. 3. Il5.; Hegind Inno Gbu.
lois, 66 Sabre alt, Mittne 10 9tifp.
lalls Silogen, stlbs. sitter; Sron5
g~ebrenos, 60 Sabre alt. 5anbihilb.
fdrber. g.: Inno Safer, 3S Satire
oft, @ittpe pom Sobonn Cabin, 5tlbs.
@agenmeiiter Si gonneiueg. TO-:
SEQ 2aroif, oft 4 Sabre; Wurgare.
tia Magoaleind Eommere1, alt %
Sabre, gbefrau bon MATTHIAS aief.
FER, Stoaer; Hifolalts Senaeif. alt
SO Sabre, isilbrmann aus 0ifferoin-
gen. H.: Sobarm Sltngblut, olt 90
Sabre, Mourcr. r.: Sobam Sa-
ger, alt 53 Sabre, Sdneioermeiiter.
49,: Srau5 aies, oft SO Sabre,
Shreinermeiiter, ebcloS aus Sonhe.
meg; Sloreu5 sSerrp, nlt 60 Sabre,
Sdieferoeder. 10: Sohann Sbeilen,
alt 56 Sabre, 9ddermeiiter.
Sterbefaa. - Sm Nlter bon -
Sabren ltarb in ieiner @ohnilng,
NerleritroBe, SEER gtifolnus @ei-
LAMB, friiber Statipnsporiteber in
aleinbettingen. Ger Scritorbenc, ge-
biirtig aus 9ettenoori, mar cin ne.
gen leiner 5liporfommenoen @eIens
aaaemein beliebter 9edmtc.
YGpilide Nusseidpnnns. Cine
llnerfpartete SrenOe maro ben bieiie.
gen jungen @beleuten Giienbobner
CLAUS accommodating 6u Sbeil, inoenl
linen 5u ibrer Seiratb Der pGpltlite
Seaen iiberianot nir0e. Gin Ser
wanoter ser camille, weld,er 5u Honl
ais YrofeIior tbGtig lit, bate linen
oieie alls5eihnnng erpirft. Iieie
ISOLDE iano in Der aatbeorale sic
germGblung BON SRI. Worguerite DC
Hoebe aus bieiiger Stuot nit Serrll
Senrp De Gaiilr, MOpofut in Nancp,
itatt. @em6B 5eIearamm bes aur.
binols Werrp Del Bal bat Sc. Seilig'
felt Yapit X. ben iul9en gbelei,ten
Den pdpltlifen Segen ertbeilt.
Zen critcn Yreis in Der aodjfnnit
bat Der in einem Der eriten Sotels
bon San Sranciscp in Californian,
Gereinigten Staaten bon Goroome.
rita, oils Sod mlgeitclltc Serr Sod)-
mut. Sobn oes Gafebeiisers Serrll
| Sohmut aus alaule1l bel eiiem meh.
rere Gage b%ailernbcn @ettfofen 90
pongetrager. Girpihmerer iilberner
S%afelauflas nebit entipredeuoem
@eloseidenf muroe benz Sieser iiber-
reiht. Die ber5lid,iten @liidlpilnihe
Dem iutgen ManL Der 2rremburg
am Stilen S5ean Gbre mad,t!
Sdiucr heimscinht lporoen lit Ole
bieiigc Samilie aieffcr. Srau aiei-
fer. geb. Tommerellc, hattie hieier
Gage oas llneliif. BON cincm Stiid
SOILS mliftig an ben llntcrleib actrof-
fen 81 weroen, IN Tclgc bciieu lie III
mere @erleBungeu erlitt. Cine III Der
alinif oni Dem Siihmarft p~orgcnonl.
meme Operation fonnte ibr uidt hel.
fen; Die Irme itarb an innerer Der.
blutune.
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Die GDterndbcr
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Ghternad) d., IA. Moi.-llnlere
Sprinaproseiiion, ienes grhitiid hes
~sldubigen Mittelolters, fano geItcrn
in althereebrafter Weile ltutt.
1860 Springer. gefiibrt bon etpa
8eiltlif,en. ~bepegteu lid, duf Die
Sprungmelo0ie nnf) Der 3D.
.ilifa gum 8robe oes 6rlelcnapoltels
ct. @illibrprb. Cine nod aro6erc
,3abl fremoer ,3uid,oiler beobohtete
OH Den StroBen III bemegter Seelen-
thinning oos gin. lro Sermogen
Der Springerreihen. ienen eiaenorti.
gen Iusoritd cruitcn gnBgeiltes III
Gerbiuoung nit Der Srenoigfcit 0es
firhlid,en 2ebens. ltniere berilbmte
SpringproSeiiion hat nlio hire Nu.
sichunasfroit aud, oieies Sobr pie-
Scr bcp1brt. Dan ihdst. oaB lo-
mohl sic Sheilnebmer als Die 3r'
id)ouer nod, 5ublreiher moren ais i'm
porigen Sabre. Grit I'M , llhr Rad.
mittoas gina Die ergreifeuoe Seier,
Die INN s llbr Sprmittogs ihren In.
lang genommen bate. Su enOe. IlldJ
Die @roBhcrSoain Warin 4~belheio,
bic NIT Snei ihrcr Shueitern I'M Mn.
tomobil BON luxembourg acgen 8 llhr
cintroi unb inn @rano Sotel OH Gcrf
(8eihmiitcr StrouB) abitieg, nobnt
Die YroSeiiion III ibrem sunSen Ser
lauf in Iiigenihein.
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