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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
CHICAGO GRAN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO FEB. strong foreign
cables coupled Win Increased local
buying activity and runors OF scar
civ of supply in The northwest, caused
material Increase On the Chicago grain
market today. Opening az sgt.c a.c
above Mondays close. Map wheat con.
unned 90 advance until at noon il had
Touched 4ftsc July futures follow eel
opening ~ .tAc, an increase OK A-C
PIT tlfpb V8ck &c.
Torn market advanced in Fympathy
with wheat and al noon May had
touched sst.c jsc above the opening
price July had advanced sc
Trade ln oats was active and tie
market ruled strong
IFsdlns WAS dun Ia provisions and
tho market Was steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
BOSTON Copper MARKEr-cio.e:

Alaska Gold Mines. 81 y Ariz ComI
"a; Arcadian. 4, Allouez. az, Am. Zinc
EalkL Cop. 334 Cal a. ARK. 6SIs
Cal a Hecla AS: Chino. copper
Range. s91x Davis DAILY, 2 East Butte
IL: Franklin. 4S. CRANKY. S61a. Hell
yetia, 80: Indiana. 5i4 Isle Royale
2s4: Kerr Lake. as: keweenaw,
s-l6: La Sale, . -Aayfiower. S. Mi
ami Copper. "a "a New. Cons, l6i.
Nipissing. sss North Butte, 30. old
COLONY, AZ Old Dom. % q. Oneio Cop
per. Y; Ray Cons, 20. shannon. J..
Shat. a. Arfz., 29 super. Copper. 81.
Super. & Boston. ga Tamarack. 40.
Knitted Fruit com. ls3; Utah Apex.
~: Utah Cop. 55a T. : SmeIt. AZ; do
VI. 4SA; Victoria. Ia Wlnona. ~.
Wolverine 4C
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17

MANISTIQUE. Mich, Feb IL
Special Robert Mccullough, a
lumber iobber. was cremated last
nighv when his cabin caught fire while
The slept. ms remains were found this
morning when neighbors went to IN
vestigate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
NOTICE.

Stockholders Meeting OF the "Delray
Connecting X X Co" Notice is heTeby
given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Deiray Connecting
Railroad Co. FOR the election OF direct
ors and the transaction or such other
business as may come before the an
nual meeting viii be held at the office
OF the company in the city Of Detroit
Michigan or Wednesday. March 18th.
1914. al 3. m. Bv order OF the direct q
ors OF the company. tSiSned) y y
sanders Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
rIiIrAGn CRAIx

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 peuing-
Wheat. May az &C. July up -. Corn.
May and july up sc oats May up
Steady.
Noon-Wheat. May up i4c. July up
&c. corn. MAJ ~ &c July up 80.
oats May and July up 90.
ClOse--W Wheat MAJ up lac. July un-
changed. Corn May and July up CSC.
Oats. May ana July ~ &C. PRO
visions Lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17

tice Jenr!es both sent releases FOR
him
Detectives Brooks and Bolone ani
Patrotrnen Hayes and Krimmel ralded
TWO blind pigs. tuesday afternoon. In
Tony Molintie's place. No. 50 Rivard'
ST, they seized fiye cases OF beer. and
in Joe Viviano's place they seized
four cases OF beer and ease OF cor
dial Both proprietOrs were locked up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
EIutn Butter.

rIGTN. II. Feb. I6.--Butter was
quoted az 800. cents per pound o. the
Elgin Board OF Trade today. Cold
weather was given as the reason for
the three and one half cents Increase
over last weeks price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
y. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
NEW YoHk MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK Feb ls Money on Gall.
per cent. time money, 2ts per cent
tor siNl months mercantile paper 3 p ~
4 per- tent. bar SILVER London. &c = 4 I
bar tiiyef New York. 5t.c, demand
starting, t4S5gO4tss.ek
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17

TOLEDO. o.. Close--W Wheat. cash,
slN0A MayI 81 0a34 July. sZsa Is. corn,
CAsh. 49, A4A, as is T.. Iuly, g. " g.
oats. Cash. size. May 4ac, Juyl. age.
Rye cash. 6lArC. CIoyerseeu. Cash
and March skN-Ia- Anrii IS So ALI
--riVr--t--r-rT- tr1-r vfHrCtI--I IT. o. TIM
otuv cash and Mtrch. S2Ashs Butter.
egss and hay. tnchaHsed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
nITTEH AND Zoos.

Butter Creamery, extras. soc; frsts,
Csc; dairy, 2Ic. packing stock. lSc per
Eggs -FirstS cases included, 27sc
per dozen receipts. ia cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
Banks and Trust Companies.
The following Ar

The following firms are privileged 20
lyle 4 -Poyah, W. 4. Hamlln & Co. IL
w. Noble & Co, ". T.. Moss & Co.
Lewis q. Gorton, w. +. Reilly a Co.
Geo, N. West n Co, II. 5. Warren s.
Co, VIM. H. Rose x Co. r.. Clarke
& Co. VIM. A. Neer & Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE marke

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE market
vas duh during the second hour. Ad-
,ances were noted in several special
Ties, however
II a. Although there was a
break in New Haven, the general list
preserved a strong gndertone 10 the
end Of the first hour.
D. m.-The market was stagnant
during the early afternoon and prices
sagsed somewhat.
The stock market sold on at the
close.
n-a - t~pa rrirras NJ HAYDEN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
PRODUCE MARKET

The market was uot without fea-
tIrts 81 its own this WOruluE The
Eigln butter market WAS something ot
"a surprise party. showlna ana advance
Of % tar pound in one jump The
market here was very nrIn. bat hrri
tat,d about follpwlnk al the way Ge-
cyipts OF poultry ura nowhere near
equal TO the demand. that mar ket boz
ing So ong and on q somcN hat go-H--
you- please basis. as buyers arV h.olinS
against each otGer for tnn .mall oh cr-
inss. Dressed calN eg ARE also scarce
aad arm. The egg market haas SO far
ruled steady. but this Sind ~ weather
tends towards higher esE~eyl eeS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-17
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
OPENS Dull
=. \. srocK M.RkET-CIose.

ANA Cop 10 y. Am Can go AN =
A y 5lis, Am Cot oil 441s. Am SINE
NJ. Am T. a y Iells, Am Tob 2tS'
Anaconda s6s.. Atch ssi4. h q Q 81 =
Beth Steel s6a.. r = T 90. Can IA,
-ISts. Cent Leath 33gs, do Pr loY's, :
q Ohio 63+. c, N q ~ u lg2, Coz ~
s2A. Corn Prod IL. Del * ls4 y
pis Sec Cor 10. Erie 2slf, DO lst pt
t5L, Gen Lice 1851, Gen Not com
MeI 1884,. do pT 81. Int Harv common
I0sh. Leh Val $50. Louis a 4Se =
", X s. T elh DO pf -. ", -
ess., y \ { Ssls. y Y. y s W zss1
Nor 4 W lOS&. North Pac lla, Penn X
K lIol4. Pitts Coal ~ -. Press II car
Is. Raw Cons 90, Read 1867 Rep ~
: 25s.. Rock Isl Z. do pr lOs., South
t'ac s5s.. south ~ 96is, do ~ 80
Tenn Cop $50, Union P@c i6l =. ,
lOsL n : bonds lVeL, Utah Cop IS y .
Wabash "a. DO pr X. West 10 Tel
60, wsst Mfg 10i4, Krcsge ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04

$2.oo Black Chiffon Broadcloth; s.
inches wide; guaranteed spotproof;
sponged and shrunk; rich satin
finish. January reduced price, S150
a yard ~ 'co
$3.50 and $500 Imported Brocade
Suitings; 50 inches wide: in all colors.
including black. January re- 81 80
duced price, a yard. .........
$1.75 Tailor's Serge; 50 inches wide:
strictly all pure wool in navy blue and
black ~szd January reduced price $l.29
75c Black Storm Serge; T., inches
wide; strictly all wool. January 5Oc
reduced price, yard. .........
S1.25 Priestley Black Cheviot; 50 in.
wide; strictly all pure wool;
an ideal crow black. January 81 05
reduced price, a yard ..... ~A'oo
Main Floor. 9Th St Annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04
January Reductions on
So Silk Petticoats at S1.95

Going all that these ctticoa Monday
this low price. Made quality aea shades
wanted also changeabe effects Mcane fetcoat included
pecoats deep accordion peated olncc ard
dust rufle
Monday only a SI.o5-2d Floor-Petticoat Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04
January Reductions on Dress Goods

$3.50, $3.50 and 5000 Black Persian
Lamb, Arabian Lamb and Astrakhan;
the newest fabrics for coats, mutfs and
trimmings; so inches wide. G. O2
January reduced price. a yard
Shepherd Checks; all wool; in small
and medium blocks; A inches wide, and
nice for making separate skirts; SI.1o
value. January reduced price, sc
soc Storm Serge; i inches wide;
two shades only; navy blue and marine
blue; good, heavy quality. Nice for
skirts or one-piece dresses. Janu- 3Oc
airy reduced price, yard j.
$1.5o Atwood De Alma; fine all
wool, yarn-dyed De Alma Suiting: 4S
inches wide; i'll shades OF blue. gray and
brown: only, one piece OF each. TO-
January reduced price, yard. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04

$1.oo Atwood Black Panama; so in.
WIDE with wiry and crisp finish; thor
oughly dustproof: wear guaran
teed January reduced price, 70r
Navy Blue Storm Serge; ~ inches
wide; all wool; also cream; 75c
value. January reduced price. 55r
Crepe Ratines; in colors OF French
blue, alice taupe, brown, green. gray and
others; 50 inches wide; 79c yard
value. January reduced price, a 5Oc
Crepe Albatross; "A inches wide: all
wool and in colors of taupe, navy, light
blue, copenhagen. brown, plum. pink and
other shades Limited quantity OF the
sI.oo quality. January reduced 75c
price. yard. .............
Dress Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04

Lace trimmed
Scarfs &Shans
SPECIAL VALUES.
Values that deserve your con-
sideration Monday:
Cluny Lacc-trimmed Scarfs. is
by 81 in, and Shams or Centers.
80 in. with hand-drawn work
and embroidered designs. some
have Cluny lace in
serting, as well as d. IN
edge. Value. s2.oo. - ~
Monday only at.....
Jap Linen Scarfs. Is by "a in:
also Shams. so in. with drawn
work and scalloped de- ~
signs value. 69c. 4/C
Choice tomorrow only.
Stamped Pillowcases and Day
Shnms, in French and eyelet de-
choice Monday. 41C
pdlE
Main Floor-Sth st AnneN-Art
Embroidery Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04
January Reductions on
NOTIONS

Cotton Tape. "a yards for. &c
AIl-silk Seam RindinS Sc
Clinton safety Pins. 3 for. Toe
Collar Forms, each &c
Machine OIL &c
Bias Tape. IL yards for. &c
Denny Linen Thread. for. sc
Seader. 400 pins. papers for. &c
Children's SILK Hose Supporters.
each, Sc pair for ....... CSC
RustprOOf Hooks and Eyes. Be
Tape Measures. . for ..... sc
Collar bones. cards for. IOc
Main F'loor--Notion Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-04
BL ANKETS & COMFORTS
COLD NIGHTS

Crochet Spreads: finished in
three ways; hemmed. scalloped
and fringed; made of selected
y Mo1en. $50 value. W
Each. .----- ..
Cotton Blankets; ia size;
made in white and gray: co.
pink and blue borders: vC(
overcast edge. Pair.
$500 Satin Marseiiies Spreads:
cut-out corner; ia full size,
scalloped and fringed
edges: h e prop er d , M
size spread for metal sDCeUU
beds. Each ......
$500 White Wool Blankets: Ill
full size: made OF selected mate
rails: finished in fin
est possible manner; d. , no
double stitched To- bal. 10
$3.50 Wool Blankets: lii full
size: the famous LansburSh; in
white. scarlet, gray and plaids of
all colors; quality,
finish and weaving Or nn
Of the best grade D5.UU
Tomorrow. .......
Wool-nap Blankets: ia size:
smooth even finish: colors are
gray and white; pink and blue
borders; also made O. ~
in hree-quarter size. DZ.UU
The pair. ..........
$500 White Wool Blankets: two
sizes: one for twin beds and one
for double beds: well made: fine
~ finished: blue and q , no
pink borders To- 1913
morrow, the pair.
Third Floor-B a n k e s and
Comforts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

OoB 0enel6en ser GOD Oro6en miiroe.
Ginige oeriel6en wobnen ongeblib IN
@ierifo inO anOere no6e ser @ren5-
linic. Sill iogte, ale Bitten 0lei6
uo6Oem lie i6re 9e5o6hlug cr6ultcn
60tten, sic Stoot oerlaiien.
Goniul @orrett iogte, er fenne
nint Oie 9omen Scr 9eute mo fonne
feincu Ocriel6cn ioentifi5iren.
SnterpcIlotion i'm britt
den llnter6auS.
2on0on, 10. WiGr5. Ger Zoo
gSm. Q. 9cuton'S in Suore5 wuroe
bcllte inn llntcr6one 5um @cgen=
itonoe Der 9ciprt6ung 9emo6t Ger
ScfrctGr OeS 9hspGrtigen mlIrOe sc
fragt, o6 e5 ni6t mogli6 iei Die
eSrage ser @enugt6mng fiir Ben
9enton.Moro Oen Sooger Eri6unol
5u ii6erpeiieu
Sir @omoro @rep ermiOerte, ooB
t6coretiib oieS olerOiu9s gciNc6en
founc, mo fu6r fort: nEraftil6 ic'
ooh lit i'm aeocnp6rtigeu @omeut
OurH 9lr6itrotion feinc @cmlstbmng
5u crIangen rmO ih bin nicbt in Der
Gage, 5liugebeu, OaB in Oieicnl Sale
9(r6itrotion oie bette Nietbo0e 5lr
Grreidlmg uniercS 3ieles wGrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Nlicicnipcider n6ncbrnnnt.

9nfialo, 9&-2., 10. @ldr5.
Geitern 9lbeno piiroe ser 1iieienipci.
cber Der Connecting Eerminal
9obi, pelbcr cine N1illiun 9uiHel
Getreioe 81 iaiien permag. oitrh ei-
men @rauo 3eritort. momrh Scr
9o6n Elm Sdooen bon 100000 ct.
mu6s. Gin itarfer g9iuo 6iuoerte
Die 2oiGarbeitcn, BEL oenen mebrere
&erionen perlebt murOen lmO Oie
GSeuerlpe6r bate Die groBtc N3iibe,
benobbarte Speiber Dor einem lie,
0erlpringen Oes 6eucrs 3u ibiibeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

Snffalo, 9&-9y 10, @ldr5.
GaS "a. id6rlide Gurnier oeS
u9lmercau 9opling GongreB4mnrO
bier geilern er6ifnrt im0 oie elite Der
2inneloimgcn iiberiteg I'm Oas Sop.
pelte allies bis6er Gogepeiene. Cic
3uirittsgebiibren bclailien ih aul
$4,000 mo Oaun meroen beila5c
5mei Grttel iuiter $50 Sinier., 95l
3lueier.Geams ml0 1926 @iu3elteg.
ler 6ein 1MhiB OeS l6.tdgigen &ett.
beperbS oertbeilt Sm 2auie 0es
Iagcs 6eirbr1nfien iih Die Spiele aui
Special @ettbelper6c ailf oen lie.
Giuigsbobnen imo 0os Gurnier iel6li
begoiw crit INN s ll6r 2l6eu0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11


all 9linOOorm-@nt5iinOung lit
$br Sian miBlunDen.
@laSgom, SdottlonO, 10. @ldr5.
9l6t6cihmgen friegerii6er Sufiroget-
ten porteten 6eute aui alien 9obu-
boieu @loSgom'S, cnti6loiicn oenTer
md 5u mabeL ibre 5ii6rertL 5rou
Gmmeline &anf6urit Oen 9eb0r0en
SIT entreiBen Die itreitbore 6rat
pelAe geitern 9l6eno 6ei elmer Ser
ionlmhmg in ser ct. 9luorem-SoIIe
uer6aitet mor0en mar mar ieooh
idou frii6 om.Olorgen bonn Stations.
borie nod elmer &oritoot.9o6nlta-
tion ge6ro6t moroen, nm i6ren 9ln-
b0ngern cin S6nipphen 5lt ihlugen.
6rau @onf6lnit mur0e aus i6rer
3eae ouf elmer Grag6o6re nod Aeinem
6ercitite6enOen ghtomobil getrogen
uno oie @loibine iolitc Damn ocm
8obn6oi 5r, bon melhem aus 6rou
Gant6urit ami einen 3ug nod Son.
BON plocirt ptroe
IS miro ongenonmen OoB 5rol
Eouf6urit i'm @eidngiiB
ilntergcbro6t peroen miro.
Suifro0etteu 6emo6en
9obn60fe in 2on0ou.
Sonoon 10. Wl1r5. Storfe
9l6t6eihmgen Scr friegeriideu Suf.
irogettei potrouillirten 6cite ieoeu
9a6n6of Scr 5taDt an Incident 1Srou
@mmelina @ouf6lrit mfommcn
f0mltc, wenn iie bier BON Sdottlano
eintrifft.
9lub bon Oen Gtugdngen 5um Sol
lowuD-@efdngniB woren 9(6t6eiln.
gen Ser @a6nuei6er aufgeiteQt.
(Spdter.) 6rou @neline @anf
6irit bat mie0er einmol cine 3eae
i'm SoQowop @efGngniB inue; iic
6egt ieoocb bic ieite 3imeriidjt, 0oB
Iie in wenigen Eoaen cGon inter
Oeni u&aBe mO WlouS @eieb~ ibre
SSre6eit pieocrerlangt bo6en miro.
Die 9e6oroen lieBen Sen GrpreB.
Bug BON Glasgow an elmer fleiucu
Station auBer6al6 SonOou's 6olten
nnO i6lugen ouf Oieie 98ciic OenSun.
Oerten Don Suifrogetten eiuSdnipp-
6en pel6e an idmntliGeu 9o6n6o.
len Der StaOt SSocbe 6ielten.
Srau @onf1urit wproe III eiuen
Pluto pon Scr Station na6 0cni @ol
lopoD @eidngniB oe6radt Cine
groBe Nicnge BON @a6lmei6ern Bat
ten iic6 am @inaanaSt6ore otfge
itellt, wagteu aber angeiid5ts Oes itor-
fen &oli3ei 9(uige6ots feinen 9e-
freHmgS.&erud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Sal6milliOncuicncr in Gaf gSucO,

&aco Ser. 10. Nldri. Die
slnlagcu DER uGrporters nno SraoerS
Eare9oldc ono GonpreB SO. "il Gait
sSoco lowie 5000 Sollen Baum.
moIIe aht @iiteruaggons oer nNlii.
iolri aauias y Seras-9abn" mo
mehrcre 9abngcbdu0e fieIen geiterl
bier eiueHl 9rauoe 3im Cpfcr, Ger
iusgeimut eineu Sdooeu bon ehua
$4,000 auridtctc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@crbGnanii,nnl[er OSrnnN.

Y 11cego, 9t.-y., 10. 0lGr5.
Sobart Scott fono bier qeitern 9lud,-
mittog bel eiuem 6euer, lucl6cs Die
giicngieBerei Ser Itaatlidcn 9eiie-
ungSonltalt INN $t4OO l6doiate, ici-
uen goo lmo So6n g9nterllate trug
ibmerc &erlebungen oopon 9eioc
pcriudtert oos 6euer, ipclbeS nit ci.
ner Grploiion begurn am weitcrcn
9(nSbreiten 5li 6nloern uno scott
itilr5te iA ploBlib aus iraeno einenl
nod ni6t allsgeflnoeren @rlnioe in
oas brennenOe @ebduoe 5uriid imO
nlroe nidt mebr 9eieben bis man
in ocn 9ranorilinen ieine perfo6ltc
Qeibe iauO. @tltcrmatc er6ielt ieiuc
GcrlcBrngcl mdlrenO er 0As 6euer
pon OrduBeu bcfdnpite Scott mar
I'M Souar 1913 BON @bite @loiuS
aus naN Der 9eIieringSonitalt 0e-
iGidt morOclL mo @untermote
itoumtc aus ser StoOt 9}ep-Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Aut otr 4abtt.
Yrim3 9einri6 bon
Yrcubcn.
Sritt icine Silos9lmcrifa=
Oleiic an.


%on iciner @ema6lm 6ealeitet 2In
Soro oeS Gampfers paap Cru
ialoor" bon Ser Som6iro 9lme-
rita-2inie. 9leues Opfcr Der
2iiftc Gu9liider 0lilitarilic-
aer gctootet Ger @cncroI.
Strife III 9om idon beenoet
@omburM 10. @ldrj. Brin5
mO @riu5eiiin Scinrid pon @reu.
Ben hl6rcn BON bier an 9orO Oes
ucuen Samburg 9lmcrifa Gom-
piers sap Groial9ar~ nab SiiO.
9lmerifo a6 GoS 9Srin3cn Raar
miro 5rmddit 9ngentinieu beiudeu
muO,oann icine 9ieiie nab Ohio DC
Soueiro, 9raiiIiem lmo Santiogo,
G6ile, ausoebncn
Ger Gampiar miro ieincn eriien
9lnient6olt in Suenos 9lires ne6men.
Gnq(iicber @ilitdrflicger
geto0tet
SolisburD,GnglouO, 10Qlor5.
Captain Gpria 0omner bonn
9}ort6omp6ire Snionterie.Gegiment
mlm0e 6eute Del einGm Shtr5e nit
icincm 9lcroplan no6e Dem Wlilitdrs
9leroorom Del Solis6nrn actootct
@r mar crit gan5 fiir5lidl oem2uit
ic6ifier @orps Ser 9lrmee 5iget5eilt
UorOen
@cnerolitrtfe in &om 6ei-
gclegt-
Nom TO- Nldrj. Gurc6 Die
itorfcn Gruppeu 9llfae6ote IN
56ah gcbolten mo einaeihiihtert.
6eidloiien Sic 9lr6citer bon 9iom
ipeltc aeitcru eincn Scncrol Strife
erfldrt 6atten 6eute sic 9(rbeit lpie
Scr aui3une6mcn
@6e oieie g(ufimOigung genla6t
purOe, wor cine 9lniummlung BON
2hiSitGnOigen mel6e perindt 6ottem
nod Dem N}iniiterium OeS SSnueren
81 moridiren ourh Die @oli5ei aus
einonoer getrie6en lualAe mebrcre
Salpcn in sic 9uft feuerte
HeiiQnQtiou offi3tell alis
Qefiin0igt
&om 10, N1Gr5. Die 9eiigna
tion OeS itolieniicbcu Cabinets wur0e
6eute ourd @remiermiuiiter @ioual
nj @iolitti in Der Gepatirtentammcr
lmo i'm Senat ofii5iea aagefiin0igt
@ltte frou80iiib omcrifo-
uii6c 9e5iebungcn
@uriS, 10. Nldr3 6r. @oiIou
Goumcrguc Rremicrminiiter mo
Wliniiter OeS 9tusmdrtigen no6m
6eutc III elmer 9leoe por Scr Geputir
tcn.aommer, lit mel6er ct oic 9his.
lonO-9liioiren in ollgeneiner Gepue
poiiiren licB, @elc9cnbcit aui Die for
Oialen 9e5iebungen 5piidcn 6roit
reid mO Ocn Gereinigteu Staoten
6in5lmeiien
@r iogte: sd its6e i'm 9cgrille,
muierem 9otihoiter in SSal6ngton
Snitnlftioneu 5u ii6cruittelm EN-
9lbfonrnen 3w 9icgnliruug nnlerer
9e5ie6un9cn binidtlid ucrldieoener
SSrogcn 5u trciien uNo i'd 5peiile
nibt Oaron, OoB oieies glbfommen olc
ihon 6eitebeno9n innigen 9anoe nodl
enQer fniipien miro,
Ger @moma.&ouaL begonnen BET
6roBoicn lm0 Doaenoet olirh 0icge
6orrli6fet BON glmerifanerlJ Der
Itdrfte oieie 9anoe
.Gptlon ri1tet llnbeil an.
@oriS, 10, @ldr5, Al Ser aolo-
nial.D(iniiter er1ielt 9eltc9l6cn0 einc
aobel .Gcpeid6e pon General. @oiiper.
neur uonWlaoaeosfor, uelhc 6ciagtc.
oaB am 3. IS. @ltS. cu Gpflon rno
cine Sodflnt6 oen noroluetlihen
56eil Der Sniel Der6errt babe. Seb.
3ebu @erionen muroen getootet unO
cine 9ln5obl BON Sdiffen fentcrtet
umter oicien sic Shoouer .N}ario.
non" un0 oScnnne 1'9lrc Smi
ocrte bon @e66ilocn ipiroeu 3eritort
ooer itorf beiddoiot
~i"1
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Autkldrnng,
ltc6cr Ocm NScrgaras
3wii6cntaQ.
Sic Gmterif0nilrbe &egic-
rMma erBdIt ful6e.

Sic llc6eriii6runa Der 9eide ocs
0lon4bciieerS ouf omerifuniic1en
@oocn iieat fem internutionalea
Siille oor Die @ittwe @erga-
ro's 6ottc bic Qeute oeOun9cm
wclc6c Sen 2citbnun 5lriidbol-
ten.
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f-.ff@N ~ I'fNJ Jff'fD ~N'f'f'Ff'NNf
Our6 6cuer 5eritorten @cbGuOeS
OcS n@}iiiolwi 9ltbletic Ghbs"
fortgeiebt. Die repiOirte 2iitc
Der Eooten. -llria6c Ocs 9ran.
Ocs nod mailfgetlGrt.
ct. 2ouis, Ro., 10. NlQr5.
S5nsgeIonmt 5ebn &ei6cn lino bis
6ellte 9l6eno aus Oen Griinmern Oes
iic6enIt0di0ep @ebduoeS 0cs oNlii-
iouri 9(ot6letic Ghlb, mcldea gcitern
D}or0en our6 cine 6cuerSbrirnit SER
it0rt mlrOc, gcborgen mor0en.
SIS miro geglau6t, OaB ib nod
minoeiteus 5wan5ig 2ei9en in ben
9illinen 6efiuocn. Son oen 5ebn
2ci6eu wurOen aht ioentiii3irt; es
moren OieS
@}ari6oll Bier, 35 Sabre alt; Ie-
sig, &oriteber Ser @el5iirmo @}ar-
l6all @ier & So, in 5t. 2ouiS.
2ucius 9liif 34 Sabre alt, Gor.
itc6er Scr ySiulnon9 6aroworc
Gn.~
@iaiam 8. ainier 59aemeiiter
Scr y&inicr Contraction 60
Somes 9. 9feillp, So Sabre alt,
BON Der Gontraftorenfirmu .@are
& 9eilm~ ct. 9ouis.
S5o6n u. 9lidep, 40 Sabre alt, BON
G6icogo, S6abmeiiter Der 6orO @lfg.
Co.; 6interlGBt 6rou mG GinO in
G6icago.
@m. s. Gro, 9lnmolt lmo @rlmo-
eigent6ums 9lgent bon @olt ct.
&ouiS, SQs.
@Owin s. &eBler, 81 Sabre alt,
aoliirer Der o2ilolow Saplor @irc
So" ct. 9ouis.
s. 9. @iQiamS, 9onf.Yromotcr
bon Sottcc, ga.
IS miro ma6riGciulib nod mc6-
rerc Gage IN 9lniprr6 ncbmcn ebe
ole $9lnmc8rdiummg Der Sriimncr
imo Die @crglnlg Der 2eiAen 6ccn-
0igt loin miro.
0ic @ep0lbc ser .9oatmcns
@onf" mcl6c cincn 16cil ocS @c.
bolocS inne bate, murocn belltc uni-
terluNt imO mangetaitct -befmocn.
gtobe5n $1,300,000 in Wliin5e lmO
ytotcn murOc irtcr Itorfer poli5eili.
@cr Scmo1lmg no9 Den @cp0lbci
Der oSt Sollis llnion EruIt Gon-
pallp" iibcrfii6rt no 0oS @elo per.
plclbcn miro, bis cin @lub in ocln
fcnlpordren 0uorticr Der Boots
lrelFS Sanf" gciunOen mcrocn fam.
gfob lmmer bat man feline 9htfflG-
rllll9 ilber Oic llrio6c oeS 9ranoes
genulocn. Gie G6otio6c, Dab NAB
reno oes 5Scucrs @rploiionen gc6ori
lpuroclt muroe 5eilte bon Dem G6cl
pes Srano @orbcugungs Bureaus
oa1ln erflort, ooB @as entpi9, ais
olc @'ctcr lei Der groBen SoiBc idnol.
ser.
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l)QnOOliSmns.
Bon CnSlii6er Guffra.
gcttc gcibt.
SerilbnrteS Wemdlbe itarf
beiddSi9t.

9Iap Sldoroion bearbcitet ScloS-
que5'@ berii6mtc u@cms nit 0cm
spicoel" nit eincm Belle.
Gas @cudloe biIOete cine 3ierOe
Scr 9Iational @ollcrie in eon-
oon. 99ar alrf cine babe @lil-
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3cGm 9eidlcn gebursen.

Der Griimmern Ocs
onrb 6cuer 5erItorten @ebduOeS
OcS u@liiiolmi 9lt5letic Clubs
fortaeiebt. Die repiOirte 9iite
Der Eooten. -llria6c Ocs 9rall-
Ocs nod unallf9etlGrt.
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@6renF 61ner3en

llc6ernc9men eic oas @iFro ni1t, 9br Sc
Oor our6 Sansmtle 5u pe9doieen Or. 3.
Sofllce prnft5irt fell So Sa6ren Gpredhmoen.
bis 10 @ornt uno i2 bis 5 sl6enos. in
w 1904, @tit.6aDettc.e @raris aut
SDrens, Miinos. giacrs 9ebllopf uno 2unaens
''r9ntbeiien 6ci1rdnrt GoniMation gratis.
tNinl--ib)
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gefannter aonrnaIiit aeitOr6en.
gg. g9 9}ang5ton &rdiiocnt OeS San
6rancisco &rcB GHlb crliegt ei-
nem Ser5leiOen

San 6ronctsco 10. W3ar5.
-Sr. " ". 9taug6tou, @Sr0iioent
oes san 5raucisco @rcB Gm6s" eli
ncr Der bcfounteIteu 3citlngslcutc
oes San0c9 lit belte na1 cinerSrauf.
Dclt Don mc5rercn Mo6eu m ieineun
9lcl9cn @cim geitor6ch.
er ipuroe Dor @o9eu pm cinenl
Slnloll afllter llnperoalIidteit be-
troffcn, ncrblrlocn NIT $cr5beflen-
mm8en. Gr crboltc iid6 icoo1 mic.
Der uno Oic 9lcr5le crlau6tcn ibm Oas
@oipitol 5u pcrloiien @eitcrn pers
i6limmertc iid aber lcin 3uitanO
pl0bli6 uicOer in 6e0enfli1cr Meile.
S5r. 9}aug6ton lulIroe am 81. Sui
1854 in Qludlano, 9t. 3. ge6orcl
ino 6egann icinc Soufba6n ais olne.
rifonilbcr 3eitllngsmoun inn Sabre
1886 in Gan 5roncisco. @r bethel.
ligtc ii6 in icincr SugeuO oftiu ali
alien Sports-lle6ungcn lnO mar
ipGter beionOers ais Sport-Reoafteur
befarnt.