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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
per meue 2Ses.
Bon alI;reb goride.

g(tbemIos rom baItigen 2uiif, ilber
lmb iiber nit S6nee beoeft, iprang
Grid Stromiclot aui cinen gSagen
Der beaerleudteten eleftriid)en Stra-
,enbobn, ihiittelte unb ltanlpitc ith
Die lpeiBe Siiae BON @ut, Wtantel uno
S6uhen uno betrat oas rSnnere, III
Dem cine ieuhte, parme Suit berrIt)'
te, 10 bab Aia @ldier ieines alern.
mers ii6 iofort oitt beidlagen, Vsiib.
lam nur, balb blind, entoedte er
einen ireien SisplaB uno lieB lid
altfabtmeno auf i'm nieoer. llno crit,
nahoem er our Rube getomnten mar
imo feline 9lugengldier iorgiGlti9 &c.
reinigt Bate, iub er, 0aB er eincr illn-
gen Dame gcgeniiberioB, Die tbm be-
fannt, ia, mebr als befannt, Iieb uno
pertraut purfam, 10 lieb llnO pertroltt,
oab er oas 9eiiibl bate, lie iebr her5-
lid un0 ireilnolid begrilben Su nil.
len.
9lber ieltiam: er bate i'm cr'ten
g(ugenblide lpe0er iagen t0nren.
mann unO no er lie ienals 9eIe-
hen habe, nod per lie lei. gr ging I'M
@ciite Die 9amen ieiuer 9efannti6ait
= es paren MIR Denige - ourb.
aber feline mar barilnter, Die oicie bo'
he, lpeiBcStirn, oieie troftig, uno bod
iein gejeidneten 9lugenbrauen, in
ih0nem Sfiultnge iiber einem Eaar
oumtier 9lugen iifl poIben0 uno ilber
Der gtoieripursel iait 5uianmcnlalt-
feno, oieien liebIiheit uno 5ltaIeih
her6en 0tlmo. ser nou 3pei Elm flein
menig aiiaenorienen Sippen ge6iloet
muroe. liu6 nid)t 5ulett oieic roiige
Srii6e uro alarbeit oes 9eii6teS be.
ieiien bate.
Snoeiien mar Ser Sf,afiuer 81 ibn
aetreter, battc Inn Den 6abri6ein ge.
geben uno lid, oann Der iiiugen Do
me 5ugeluanot, oie ioeben crit cinge.
itiegen iein milBte. Grid, burftc alIi
oenu er boiite. ben alaug ibrcr Stim,
me 3u boren ano ourh i'm oielleidt
gu erfabren. iper iein 8eseniibcr oenu
eiqentIid iei bas i'm 10 merfluiiroig
feiieltr, Inn 10 befonnt porfam uno
oeiien Ranen er beruot oergebIi6
in irincm @eodhtniB ilid1te.
Sic nannte ibr 3iel, unb Grid
uuBtc, Oab Maria Sanner, cine Der
better S6auipielerinncn bes itGbti.
ifen 5beaterS. Dor linn lab. Cine 10
pobuautenbe, ipeid)e glltitimme beiaB
MIR iie naein; er bate iie nit eeihIoi-
ienen gIugen inter Sunoerten oioe-
rer Nfeniden aIIein al oieier Stim.
me beraus5ufinoen iif aetralit. Sic
ipur ibm Oft senug biz tief ins Ser5
gebrungen.
Iaria Gamer bate einige Bit
der umo Sefte neben iifJ auf ben Sit
seleet. Gines bapou mar, Dem lin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

geIeife nnb $2.O0-2.55 Der gn. BON
Gtore. gndipsisen $1.OO, yfo&s.
faamen S1.50 Der Blu. bonn Gtore.
Derf&iebenes.
DeIs.-Wartt itetis. 2ein0I 70.
hes 55e per 0allone in partien DON
IS gbl. Gefodtes 1c me6r. go. /
aarb5l &c; Cotton Sseb OsI raffis
nirtes 60c per @naone. 3erpentin 53c
per Gdlone in partien Don Is
Barrels. petroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 10e, DO. $50 Grab 11ac,
Seabligbt 175 GRAB 12ac. Gropn Ga
iolin zoe, Napbfa 17c per 9aqone in
partien bon 1--5 86ls.
Sals.-Der Martt 1T rubie. Ohio
RiDer $1.20, Mi9iaan unb Mfron
$1.14 Der Ybl. Don 2So pfunb.
saGa ifetis. -grima gitp 6i-6se,
DO. @ountrp 6a-6gc per pfunb.
anblen.-Wartt ru6ig. Dough-
bioabenb $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Glad
1925, aandfpba Stiidto6len $3.50
3.75. Nub nnb GIad $2.25-2.35
per 9onne abaelisfert. Rauhlofe
Gtiidtoblen $3.50, Qnt6raeite $7.75
per 5onne abseliefert. gote foitet
$6.00-6.50 per SDnre abseliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

WeIfhfo-n- SO. 2 ipeibel
76-76ic. To. 3 ipeibes rs - 76e
glo. A DO. 73-75e, glo. 9 gelbes
75-75ae, yto. 3 90. 73a -743c, $40.
A DO. 72-73c, go. 2 gemiidtcs IA
-75c, yso. 3 90. 73-74c, go. a
DO. 72-73c per gu. @eibes aolben.
form 75-77ac, selbes bo. 76-78c,
aemiihtss bo. 75-77e.
6afer.--No. 2 tpeibsr 44-44ac,
Stanbarb fpeiber 43a-44c, go. 8
tpeiber 42a a-43e, No. a ipeiber 4Oa
--414c, No. 2 ssmiidter 42-42ae,
Ro. 8 bo. 40l-42e, go. a bo. 39-
41e.
@oasen.-gao. 2 67-69c, 90.
3 bo. 65-66c, go. a 90. 61-64e.
Ger Il e.-No. 2 srriibiabrs 66 -
Zoe. Ro. 3 bo. 60-65c PER gu.
Wbisth.
0erfduft tpuroen 430 9bls. Die
FILTERS ssiniTbeb Goobs auf fer Bats
bon $1.35 per @allDne.
9roceriss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
cas-, csnss sus aIttsn ID iss. psrf.

oslb .on eaI1 Durbs su IN = a96 avs.
seliehen.
grlma Ssl4aftspasiere wurb.n gu sX-
n bisfoRtirf.
Sterlinggraanse IN ftetis-6idt
~ s4.ssH uHo Commercial ~ A.S5sI-
4.S6X.
8nHesB Cbftaationen paren
idwa4 unb tpurbsn wis folst aaotirt:
Der. Staatsn HefnnbiruHg . 81 - 9e,
geb., ~ reaiitrirte 109-110X geb., gon.
pons l1o-111H ,3% resiitrirts ie1 -10l4,
Coupons 1o1 4 - 102, DananIa Hegliterso
az 81 GEL. DO. Coupon Ses. 1o0-102.
attienmarft.-@dbrsn bes gr0Bien
1beiles bes Iases mar Der giarit beuts
iiau uro bic &ursi1nanfunsen nur nnbe'
osuteno, bod ersaben bic SdIubnotirungen
meifsHs fleine 0epinne.
0iissssss ashss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
MRetan. n.0tarft.
glep gort. %. Mai.

Rem yprt, 23. Wtdt.
Der Wstaqmartt mar peruahllHigt
unb mebr poer fpsniser nominell.
&upfer.-aute nominell; g!ectrolps
tic $14.25; eating $14.00-1412a.
3inn.-Wartt itetia: ON pIah
S33.15-33,30. fir Suli $500
33.40.
9lntimonp.-Nartt iluu. gootion'i :
$7.25-7.37.
Giien.-Rartt rubia unb unperdns
bert.
slsi.-martt rubis su 1885,
3.95.
@p.lter.-Rortt fIau au $5.o5-
5.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
alusmartise Wearfte.

RES Dori, 90. Tsai.
Mebl.-Wartt itetig.
RossenmebI. Usartt feft.
Waismsbl. -Wdrtt fek.
Rpsssn-Nar.t itstis.
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g6teaao,2 %. 9


Sdpeins. .-3ufubr 1900. Marti
itetia. Die meiitsn 0ertGufe brd6teH
S8.40-8.45; Ieitte $8.25-S.50; ges
miT9te $S.20-8.50; i4psre $S.05-
$50; raube $8.05 - $50; Js-tel
$7.40-8.25.
gainooieh. 3ufubr 200; Martt' mo-
minea. gsspss S7.40-9.30; Stisrs
S7.1O-8.20; Stoders unb Sseoers
$6.40-8.55; auhe uno Seifers 1910
-8.75; aGIber $7.50-10.50.
S&afe. .-3ufubr 5000. Martt Ianss
lam. S6dfs $5.25-6.15; SGbrIinss
$6.1O-7.15; Qdmmer $6.25-S.35;
slriibiabrs 9dmmsr $6.75-9.60.
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e5srits. Waartt feh. gsdIsasrEe 81

/ @erjte. Martt feit. Mdl5gerfe &c
$50 c. /. +. Buffalo.
Deisen. Warft ipillis. go. 2 bar.
ter Dinter $1.054 c. I. (. glep Yorf;
go. 2 rotber $1.o6A {. /. (. BEL 2lns
funft; Ro. / Nortbern Duluth $1.03a
unb go. / 9lortbern Wanitoba
$1.044 +. 0. b. f9fpimmeno.
WeIidtOrn.-Wartt felt. To. 2 gels
Bee 82c.
6eu.-Martt flnu.
6opfen.-Wartt rubts.
6Guts. .-Wdrtt rubis.
2eber.-Wartt feit.
pprf.-Wartt rubig.
geef.-Wdrtt ftetig.
Gut Weats. .-Martt ftettg.
G6mals. -Wdrtt pillig. Wlibble
Meit $9.95-1o.05. Raffinirtes nil
lig; Continent $1,000; ;Gompounb 81
Sic.
5dle. Marft flau.
guumpollIadmen0l. .-Wartt itetig.
Yrima CONNER aelbes $7.0O-7.17.
WoGs. = Wlartt itetis. Domeitic
'Slsece Sbio 28c.
Sar3.-Wartt rubig.
5srpsntin.-Murtt itstis.
Rsis. .-Warft rubig.
WoIaFss. Martt flau.
3uter. = Rober itstis. Wolafes
2.e4c; Centrifugal 1926. Raffinirter
itetig.
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Gbicago, 90, Mai.
8eissn.-JHr Ulai e6g 98c, an
S6lub 97tc; fir Sult 87-875c, ar
S6luB 87ac.
Dsii6torn.-5iir Mai e9s = zoe
am S6lub roc; fir Suli 68-68ac
am S6luB oslo.
5afer.-gHr Mai 4o2-41ac, an
@6luB Ale; fir SuIi 3et-394e, an
S6IuB 39tc.
Rogeen.-Ho. 2 66e.
9erite 50-64c.
9imot6p $3.75-4.75.
alee $10-12.75.
BORT $19.9O.-Jir SuIi $2o.05-
POLO, am Sdlub $20.10; fir Sep:
iember $19.85-19.90, an S6luB
1890.
sdmals $9.s5.-Bir Suli s1o.oz
1905, am S9lub $1,000; fin
Geptembsr $10.17-10.2o, amSdlut
5000.
giippenfeitsn s11oo-11.5o. Sir
cSuli $11.22 = 11.27, am S6lut
SLIPS; fir Septsmbsr $11.30-11.a
So, am G6iub $11.35.
gutter.-prsiie bOber. Grsamsrf
19-253c.
Gier.-greiIe niebriser. Srbinarr
firits 17-174c; firits 18c.
GGie unpsrdnoert.
aartoffeln. bOber. Wfi6i'
qan unb Wisconiin tpeibe 65-75c;
Winnefotu peibe 60-7oc.
9sfliiusl. - 2sbenbes unperdnoert
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In siisnrn Ulsrils:

in ofIsHth Wss"'
$4,000 gIepsIaHb.- o.. ~. 1929 .....iiooIlN
$4,000 Gnbabcea Qounth 6a, 1929. .....10b
Sl3500 abams 60. Wliif., 5ft. ig62....10s
$4,000 giarion TO-. gs. 3D.. ~. 1888
$4,000 siais Of eouiiiana alsG. aei, =
$1,000 Sranb Rdpiss aoiion Co., j.
$4,000 Golibern ap. 90. Se, Secnreo
Notes. 1917 ....................100
Vaditfbenbe TabefIe BON i'm bisiissn
Rarft bsinoli6sn Bombs uub GitieH giebt
btf offjieaen Guotirunsen an:
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10. Wtdl l15S 6424 o44f
90. Mai 1876 7448 1899
Rtnooieb.- Der Wartt mar
beute siemIih lebbaft unb bic prsiis
itetiq bis fart. Stodsrs unb 5ssbers
iparsn sbsnfaas in gsadfrass unb itss
iig.
Waittlere unb i6ipers Stiers $3.50
-8.75, Grtra $8.s5-9.O0, O6i.n
$4.O0-7.0O, Jleifder Stisre $7.25
$50, grtra $s.65-S.75. Seifers
S5.75-8.75, grtra $8.85 - 900,
aiibe S4.5O-6.75. uuserleiene Biz
Grtra $7.0o-715. Gamers $3.50
AIS, auserleiene $4.75-5.75, Stotz
iers unb ;ge.b.rs $6.25-8.25, Stods
Seifers $5,50-6.25, Stodsaiibe $4.'
5O-5.75.
gulleu.-Der Wartt mar heute
feit uno bic preiie tpie folgt:
iyette gull.n $7.O0-7.50, Bologna
$6.50-7.25, maeers uno lei9ts $3.50
$40.
RtG6tHb.-0is bsHersn aiibe
ipar.n in Der btrfloiisnsn Wote in
gutter Qadfraae unb itetis big tart.
grtra $3.50 quite big augerleisns
S62.5O-85, OrSindrs BIB CUTE $25-
5000.
&GIbsr.- Die Rd6frags mar
nur mdbis unb Die prsiie Itetis.
Grtra $40, fair Bis CUTE lei6ts So
-9.75. orbinGr. unb leifte $6-e,75.
g d. roe ins.-Bei mdbiser Sufuhr
mar Der Martt heute felt.
9ute big auserleiene 8erpadungs'
unb syleiIteriorten $8.45-8.5o, orois
nGre Bis aussrtsiene Idipere fette
SGue S5.75-7.65, Grtra $7.70-7.s
70, Staas S4.75-6.75, lsi6ts Der
ianotiorten $s.2O-s.40, Ssrtel $500
-S.15.
S6afe uno a'Gmmer.-Ois
3ufubr mar uur mdbis unb bic Nad'
fraae ebsnfals. Der Wsortt mar
idtpah.
Gdafe.-Grtra lsi6te S5.00-5.10,
aute big augerleIene $4.60-5.00, Or
binGre Bis fair S3.25-4.50. i9Fpsrs
Sdafe $4.00-4.50.
9Gmmer.-Grtrd $3.50, quite biz
auserleiene $7OO-7.40, prbiHGre biz
fair $5.5o-6.s5, 5riibiabrssa sadmmer
$40.
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Oiebmdrfte.

Gincinnati. %. Wiai.
3ufubr unb 0erianot ipG6renb Der
berflofiensn Wode, pergIiden nit ben
porbsrgebenben 5fpei WOfsH, poren
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
1000 WOMEN OPPOSE .
WEST END SALOON
Court Hears RemOnstrance Against
Sullivan Transfer; No Deci-
sion Handed Down

OF the 1902 signatures on the re-
monstrance against the transfer of
Patrick T. Sullivan's hotel license to
1919 North Third street nearly thou
sand of the signers were women of the
Eleventh ward.
That was one of several interesting
facts developed to-day when President
Judge Kunkel and Additional Law
Judge McCarrell sat to hear the appli-
cation for a transfer of the Sullivan
license from 727-29 state street to the
West End.
No objection to Mr.. Sullivan's
character or reputation of his hotel
was raised. The remonstrants were
represented by the Rev. DIR. B. II.
Hart, pastor of Fifth Street Methodist
Church and chairman of the commit
tee that circulated the remonstrance.
DR.. +. f. Downes and Secretary d. ID.
Hammelbaugh, of the School Board,
represented the directorate, who pro-
tested because the proposed location is
close to a school building. DIR. Hart
objected on behalf of the remonstrants
on the ground that the hotel would be
too close to the Cameron school build
ings. the Reilly Fairgrounds and the
Reilly Hose firehouse.
Other witnesses against the grant
ing of the transfer included Wilmer
Crow and Samuel S. Eby. The court
took the papers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
DIRECTORS DEADLOCK
ON CHOICE OF HEAD
Ballot 7S Times and Finally Post
pOne Election Until Sat-
urday Night

After voting again and again units
seventy-eight ballots had been taken,
the School Board yesterday afternoon
until Saturday, at 80 o'clock, the cleo
ton OF president to succeed Harry A
Boyer. The session lasted more than
two hours
To date there are three candidates in
the field, with five votes necessary to
a choice. The list stands thus:
Harry A. Boyer--4.
Adam ID. HoutZ-3
The Rev DIR. William ". Yates-2
Harry NJ. BretZ, the retiring vice
president and candidate for the same
honors again, served as chairman The
the feld-President Harry A. Boyer,
Adam d, Houtz and the Rev. DR. Will
liam n. Yates. Messrs. Saul, Kennedy,
Fohl. and Bell voted for MIR. Boyer;
Messrs. Yates, Werner and Boyer voted
for Mr. Houtz. and Messrs. Bretz and
hadn't been mentioned as a candidate,
but Messrs. Houtz and Bretz just cast
their votes for him from the start
On the tifty-fifth ballot Mr.. Werner
switched his vote to DR. Yates in an
effort to break the deadlock, but this
failed and he turned back againt to Mr..
Houtz after ten. unsuccessful attempts
When five ballots had been taken Mr.
Houtz suggested that the election go
over until Saturday, but there were
strenuous objections to this and the
voting went smoothly along. little
later one OF the directors sent out for
cigars to while away the hours and the
voting was resumed. Then the clerks
We're told to phone home to anxious
wives and little ones that father
wouldn't likely be home to supper and
that mother and the children shouldn't
walt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
FILM COMPANY COMING HERE

Harrisburg will have as new in
dustry by January l the A. Y. e. &
f. +. Film Manufacturing Company,
of Altoona. This firm transfers it's
business to Harrisburg because of it's
broad distributing facilities The Har-
risburg Chamber of Commerce was
told by a member of this firm that
Harrisburg has a superior location for
the manufacture of commercial mo-
tion picture films as we'll as regular
commercial Photographic work The
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce will
assist William J. Harris, director of
the census. and his forces in securing
a census OF local and surrounding in
dustries. This industrial census is
taken every five years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
SHOW ON
WITH 1000 ENTRIES
CONTINUED From First Page1

Continued From First Page1
ing the exhibits in order that the
judges could start their work this aft
ernoon. 1t is probable that the first
awards will be made public late this
afternoon. The judges are promi-
nently identified with poultry raising
in various parts of the United States
and were selected because of their
knowledge of high-price poultry stock,
which is feature of this years exhi-
bition. They are ]. w. Andrews,
Dighter. Mass; A. w. Newcomer Glen
Rock. Pa; Henry d. Reilly. Strafford.
Pa. and j. d. Coons. Preichler, Pa.
The prizes this year include ten hand
some silver cups and $3.50 in cash
prizes. OF the latter amount $500 will
be awarded in the White Wyancotte
class. The Wyandotte exhibit is the
big feature of this years show. To-
morrow night the National White
Wyandotte Club will hold its annual
meeting.
The secretary and treasurer of this
organization is A. j. Gies, of Delmar
y. Y, who is here arranging for this
important gathering. 1t is expected
that twenty-five members, represent
ing as many states. will attend the ses-
sions, which will continue throughout
Thursday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
Pennsy Lets Contract For
New Freight Station

Word was received in this city to-day
of the award by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company of the contract for the
erection of the new freight warehouse
and station in South Second street. be-
low Mulberry. to the King-Brown Con-
struction Company, of Philadelphia.
Forty proposals were received. The
amount of the contract was not made
public.
The King Brown Company. according
TO the specifications. is required to
complete tho necessary grading work
by April I. SomeSA, 600 yards of earth
will have to be removed from the Sec
tion cast OF Second street and south Of
Mulberry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
BUMPER CROP OF WHEAT TO
BOOM ARGENTINE MARKETS

Philadelphia, Dec. S.-Argentine is
harvesting the most abundant wheat
crop in her history. A dispatch re-
ceived here yesterday places the eX-
portable surplus of the crop at 140t-
600, 900 bushels. In anticipation of
the vastly increased resources of the
country through the unusually large
crops, the government authorized the
Empresa del Ferrocarril del Sud, con-
tractors of Buenos Aires. to construct
important irrigation works in the vol
leys of the Negro and Neuqueen Riv-
ers, also to build two canals for the
Rio Negro Superior system.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
ALLIES TAKE OFFENSIVE
ON THE WEST FRONT
[Continned Broom Flrst Pagel

ber 30 that the German attack near
Czenstochowa had failed with heavy
losses is declared to be untrue. on
the contrary 1t is said the Seventeenth
Russian Army Corps, which was met
in this attack, was defeated on Novem-
Der 20 and suffered heavy losses. The
Russians. it is declared, left a large
number of killed and wounded on the
battlefield
The situation in the western battle
field shows little change, it is stated.
News of decisive results in the east
is expected here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

FOR SALE - Light delivery automo-
bile. with delivery body, top and back
seat, which converts car into a fve-
passenger machine; just completely
oVerhauied; almost new tires: first 500
takes this machine. If you are looking
ior a real bargain. Investigate at once.
Apply c. E. Taylor. S14 North Third
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
GRAIN MOVEMENT EAST Is
LARGEST FOR FIVE YEARS
SbeeiaI 70 The TeIeEraeh

Chicago, Dec. S.-From the traffic
and passing through here
Eastern railroads are doing a large
business. a larger volume of -four
grain and provisions went East by
rail last week than for the same time
in more than five years. Flour in
creased &c, 600 barrels over last week
and $1,000 barrels over last year;
grain 1,212,00O and 2,9S7,000 bushels;
provisions, 46SS tons over last week
and 4S4 tons over last year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
ORE LEASE EXPIRES JAN. 1
Great Northern Will Mine Its Own
Michigan Properties

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. S.-Relations
between the Great Northern Ore Com
pany and the United States Steel Cor
portation will end January 1. 1915, it
was announced to-day. The Great
Northern Company will operate its
own ore properties. which have esu-
mated deposits of 200, 900, 600 to 3OO,-
100000 tons.
The Great Northern ore properties
have been under lease to the Steel
Corporation, since 1907. All are on
the AIesaba range, in Minnesota.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

FOR RENT - An up date bakery,
with residence and store room. 4 No.
location. Address B., 1915, care of
Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
CHANGES LIMITED
To MERE FRACTIONS
Prices For Most Part Remained
Stationary in Bond Mar
ket Today
BY .4ttncintrG Prsts

New York, Dec. S--Such changes as
occurred at the opening of to-day's
bond market were again limited to
mere fractions. Atcheson convertibles
of 1917, Rock Island debentures and
Chesapeake and Ohio convertible as
rose Il and u, While Southern Rail-
way 5s fell Is. Otherwise prices were
stationary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
PHILADELPHI4 STOCKS
CHICAGO CATTLE

Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 8. - Hogs Re-
eeipts, $1,000; strong. Bulk of sales.
:s55S75s 7S hessRS hsR s5S 49, mlHsS roasS
$6.65 a $50; pigs, $4.75@7.35.
Cattle = Receipts. 5000; firm. Christ
mas cattle. $11.00m11.75; native steers.
and heifers $S.25QS.5S: calves, $6.509
$50.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; strong
Sheep. $1,000 SOS; yearlings, $6.30m
20; lambs. s6.15MS.25.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT - 2217-19 Atlas avenue,
seven-room brick houses. modern con-
Veniences, $1,000. Robert Rosenberg
Bell phone, Patriot Building.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-NinIe

WANTED - Young man wants posi-
ton few evenings a week ard Saturday
afternoons until Christmas. P: .. Box
5S9 City.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE PLEAS.
AWHILE WAIVER Company

IN pursuance of an order OF the Court
of Chancery of the State of New Jer-
sey. made on the day of the date here
Of in cause wherein John j. Albert
son, ct ais, are complainants, and
Pleasantville Water Company is de-
fendant, notice is hereby given to the
creditors of said company to present to
Charles 5. Moore. the receiver of said
company. at his office, No. 1912 Allan
tic Avenue, in the City of Atlantic city,
County of Atlantic and State of New
Jersey their several claims and de-
mands against said company, duly veri-
fed under oath or affirmation. within
two months from the date hereof, or
they will be excluded from the benefit
OF such dividends as may hereafter be
made and declared by said Court from
the assets of said company
CHARLES 81 MOORE,
Receiver of Pleasantville Water Com
JAMES and MALCOLM C. BUCHANAN,
No. &c West State St, Trenton. n. j..
and
NELSON B. GASKILL.
Broad Street Bank Building.
Trenton. y. J.
Attorneys.
NovaOnbar 81 1914
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemaIe

WANTED - Competent lady stenO-
grapher desires position - can furnts Il
reference. Address Box 1913, care of
Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

NJ. IN II ' II 7 7 y IEJItt =
Superintendent of Parks and Public
Property.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
1s,Oee, ,1O5 BALES GINNED
By Associated Press

Washington, Dec. S.-Cotton glnned
prior to December l amounted to 49,
O66, ,105 bales, the Census Bureau an
nounced to-day. Round bales included
SG,195. Sea Island 62,991 bales.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
CREW PER|SHES WHEN
SHIP STRIKES MINE
81 Men on Swedish Steamer Re-
ported Lost Off Fin
nish Coast
By Associated Press

London. Dec. s. $40 A. MA dis
patch from Stockholm reports that the
entire crew of thirty-seven men of the
Swedish steamer Nora Sverige per1
ished when the ship struck mine off
the Finnish coast. Two Swedish
steamers, the Luna and the Everilda,
were reported yesterday as having
been lost in n similar manner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08
STORAGE

HARRISBURG STORAGE co. - Two
new eight-story brick warehouses, one
absolutely freproof divided into fire.
proof private rooms of various sizes for
the storage of household goods; the
type of fire retardent construction for
general merchandise. They are equip
ped with two large electric freight ele-
Vators and spiral chute for the quick
and safe handling of household goods
and all kinds of merchandise. Low
storage rates. South Second street near
Paxton. on the tracks of Penna- r. R
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-08

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
ed until p. NJ, December 10. by the
undersigned at his office. Calder Build
ing for the construction OF Golf
Club House in Reservoir Park.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the above office after December II.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check or bond, approved
by the City Solicitor. for 5000.
and a final bond of 25 per cent. CT the
contract price will be required of the
successful bidder to secure faithful per-
formance of the contract
The right is reserved to reject aay
and all bids.
NJ. HARVEY TAYLOR.
Superintendent of Parks and Public
Property.