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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
MANY BROKERS ARE PRESENT
Large Attendance to Hear An
nouncement Of Cotton Opening.
ENTHUsIAsM OvER we NEWS
Considerable Business Reported I'm
December Contracts, which
sold Down 90 TAG on
the Curb.

NEW YORK. Nov. 18-The announce
ment that tho cotton exchange here and
at New Orleans would be opened for UNI
had been generally anticipated IN local
trade circles but was received with great
enthusiasm on the floor of the New. York
business in January and later deliveries
here will be in the now style contract
which conforms 90 the provisions Of the
cotton futures Law, and the exchange
will request that trading in old Decem-
Der contracts be confined 20 liquidation.
Under the operation OF the corporation
syndicate plan, all the old interest out
standing In the market r. amply financed.
and local brokers believe that the tax
Of $50 per bale on new business will
prove sufficient TO reimburse the cor
poration well within the guaranteed
Following the announcement that the
exchange would reopen. which was
equivalent TO a statement that the weak
December interest had been turned over
to the corporation. there was n ballot in
liquidation OF the International straddle
interest amounting TO 22,5O0 bales OF
new corporation. This Il understood 10
be the last ballot under the international
agreement of last September, as with
the markets open, the old interest will
be working out around the ring.
There was a large attendance OF brok-
ers on the floor here TO receive the an
nouncemonts, and considerable business
WIS reported In December contracts
which sold down to 7.46 on the curb. sug-
costing that the bulk Of the corporations
contracts VIII probably DO trahsferred 10
the syndicate when the market rcopens
May-June IN Liverpool fiuctuated be-
tween Al and 4.26hd closing at 4esh or
I point net higher. PORT receipts today.
9I0.A55 Interior receipts 4s,zis. Exports
New Orleans spot INC. Sales, 3, 100 bales.
day. $500; 30 far this season sSs.a4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Speculative Grain List Rules Some
what Higher.
ExPORfERs ARE BUYING oORN
yellow Cereal Finds Ready Purchas-
ere at Good Prices-Fsrmeru
Are SELLING Much OF
Their Holidays.

OMAHA, New. IL. 1914
The speculative grain list ruled higher
the advances being hU%c for wheat, %0
&c for corn, and lFwssc for oats. While
the average professional IN the wheel
market sold his grain on the widest
kind Of rumors that peace IN near at
hand, the foreigner absorbed the offer
inEs on the soft spots and thon bid prices
higher. IL was a market where the aver
age room trader regretted his action on
two occasions. First. he disposed OF his
long grain at a loss, and then he was
oblieed 20 even up his position at a
markets az they have many orders here
on the buying side. and their agents act
without delay whenever there Ia an open
ing to secure cheap grain.
A feature OF the wheat market yeEter-
day, and Il could be called a help 20 the
bulls, was the falling off IN the move
Inent OF this grain TO the larger mar
The sales of cash wheat In all positions
yesterday were up around tho l,fJO.O00-
busllei mark OF which $4,000 bushels
were credited 10 Chicago, but out of this
1,150.000 bushels there we're 10000 bushels
taken by nillers. Kansas City reported
the. offerings of cash wheat there as
small on bids sent Wedneedsy night. one
of the larger concerns securing only one
car.
Exporters were again eager buyers OF
old corn. and they willingly paid the
pficee asked for the same. II was re-
poFteu IN CAen corn cifctes lhAt the Sttefh
OF the new crop for export have been
turned down at low prices. Country ssles
Of new corn have not shown the increase
looked for. as quality has been materially
helped by the weather. Farmers are
buslly engaged In husking corn, and to
this fact may be attributed the lighter re-
ceipts.
Oats ruled strong under the buying by
not only shorts, but investors who be-
iieve that the price must again assume
a stronger position. The export takinge
cluded $4,000 bushels in all positions. II
was said that New York held buying
orders for 100000 bushels OF oats for ex-
port, but that II was impossible TO fili
th3se orders yesterday.
There were further advances IN the
provision market because OF the igher
prices for hogs ut some 4 the western
points and the strength Of tho Grain mar
kets OF late. The demand was largely
for January ribs and pork "a well as for
May pork.
Wheat was lc higher to sc lower.
Corn was &c to IL lowcr.
Oats were unchanged to &c lower.
CleArances were. Wheat and flour
equal 10 7es.ooo bu.; corn. 2is.OOO bu.; oats
62e.0o0 bu.
celpts OF l.40s.0O0 bu. and shipments o
t78000 bu last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and, shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
OF 100000 bu. and shipments OF $4,000 bu
Primary oats receipts were 7sS,OOo bu
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipt
Of $4,000 bu. and shipments of 60s.ooO bu
cAprosr pEs.nyp.rc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

Totals ...........,....l.7g7- s.1s8 Z

CATTLE Only fifty-eigbt cars were
reported In this morning, and twelve OF
that. number were direct to packers and
not offered for sale. The trade L. usually
quiet on "a Friday. but Il wha unusually
30 today, owing to the fact that pack
ers have been tree buyers this week ana
already have on hand as many cattle, as
they needed at the present. time Prices
on all kinds were both slow and lower,
fore a clearance was effected.
While range beef has been steady all
the week. corn-feds are around 500 lower
than last weeks close. Cows and .heif-
ers, have also eased off quite rapidly
during the last half OF the week, and the
market on killers is around soc lower
than last week Gamers showing less
decline than the fat stuff Stockers and
feeders have been slow ell the week.
there being hardly enough business do
Ing in that line to really make q market
Prices, however, are sharply lower on
Qaoiauons ON cattle: Good TO choice
cornfed beeves, 80 O0dJl0.b0; fair 10 good
corhfed -boaves, SS.0Qdb9 00l common TO fair
oornfed beeveR S6.150SO0; good TO choice
range beeves. Ni0GS.50; fair TO good
range beeves se76q740; common to fair
range beevess te.O0tfe75; good to choice
helierp, s6.b0lB7,b0: good 20 choice cows,
S6.7b967B; fair TO good cows, S5.26Ql6 as:
common to fair COWS, $b0dA 25 good 70
choice stockers ana feeders, s7.20dG7. IS;
fair TO good stockere and feeders, Sc Goa
720; common 70 fair stockers and feeders.
u. S0dD6.s0; stock helfers, A.756D6QB: stock
cows, t4b00bh0; stock calves, $6.b0RS 90.
veal calves. N.7s9lo.B; bulls. stays, etc,
sa:Ibq6.7s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
RBCETPTs.

These sales were reported today: Wheat
mo. 2 hard winter cars, tlV11k No. 3
NO. durnm u car. sil2h No. mixed :
car, sI.Ofsh. No grade: l car: sl.0i; " car,
Csc Rye--No. q 2sh cars, 96ihc. "a car, e6c.
Corn--No. : white: car tnewD. &c, No. 3
white: cars new, etc, No. white: !
car lnew), &C No. 1 yellow: car tnew)t
&c; J car tnewl. ezAe. No, yellow
yellow: / car tnewl, oessc; car new,
yellow; car new. 50, No. yellow; !
car new 66c;. l ear (new(. @c. NO.
mixed: car (hew). Siac. No. 8 mixed. !
car (now), 65ikc; 3 cars tnew), &c; car
(now1. 6ic Oats Standard: car 4blac.
No white: cars. 4bkc. No. white:
~ cars. sbc; car. enc. No grade: ~
ON Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: NO. hard,
Si.051kdTl. 0s; No 5 hard, siO4laefl.0ii No,
hard, 9sifc6pi .061t; No, spring H.0i1te
l.U; No. 3 spring, N.03HWl.o6; No.
sprine ancW&l Oh; No. 2 durum, SLIM
Nfi2h: No. ssdurum, N;l0h0lli1. Corn:
dc: No. 5 white. ss1@1le; No. 4 white.
6sfl0sikc; No. { white, G2h@6Sc; No. Q
white, e2heleSc; No. yellow. e746Sc No
yellow. 6asQ67ho; No 3 yellow. ESQ
6slic: No, yellow, eSa66c; No. yellow,
g3f66c; No. 8 yellow, 624df65fc; No, l
mixed G5eis5i5e; No. mixed, elA4s5Ac ,
No 3 mlxed. 6lQd5Ae No. I mixed, 6oM
mesaac; No 6 mixed. 6siz ef6sisci No. 6
mixed, es@6ic. Oats. No. white. dbis4
sEko; standard, 4StGi5ifc; No. 3 white.
45n45lko; No. white, A&Gibc. Barley;
Mating 63dp73c; No. / feed 6i06ic. Rye.
No. 2 e6Q96iac; No. ,, S6AQo6c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--suGAR-Raw
steady; molasseH. 8.t2c; centrifugal, A07c.
Refined, firm and 10 points higher; cut
loaf. 6O0c; crushed, 6goc; mould "A"
fine granulated, Bloc: Diamond A. 6i0c !;
confectionery A, 5000; No. 1. 4.S5o.
BUTTER-Barely steady; receipts $50
tubs; creamery thlgher scoringl. Bssc;
2ihc
CHEEsE--ateady and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 539 boANe.
state, Pennsylvania and nearby gathered,
browns and mixed colorB, S0Dt1c.
POULTKY-Dressed, quiet: western
chickens, roasting. t6Gr20c; fresh fowls,
121SnlSc; frozen turkeys, 17Gz5c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. B.-wHEAT--
December. ti.13: May, N.tsN; No. ! hard
u.l7; No. 1 northern. si.1t5s{5t 1874: No 3
northern. n.iiNitA.
FL,OUR-Unchanged.
BARLEY --56Q6Ic.
RYE--0oc6f$l, 90.
BRAN--S2060.
CORNING. yellow, 59Gs4c.
OATS--No. white. a6% df6c.
FLAx-sl. l5ih9i. 4Slf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. ia.--COFFEE--
Rather a steadler tone developed IN the
coffee market here today. Brazilian
to be some fresh buying Of contracts and
after selling 5.s5c 70 g. soc December adj
vanced TO b,toc. closing az that figure.
S.CSc to aloe, and July at sGSs6c The
local spot markets remained quiet with
prices on the basis of SIC for Rio No.
and i0lc for Santos Is. European figures
Indicate an increase OF go 900 bags IN
The worlds visible supply for the month
NJ Ocfobef.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. '1a--METALs-spo
tin. quiet. So. oO63Ao0 for fiye-ton lols and
ss3 0off3lO0 for twenty-five-ton lota Lead,
s. a5a365. Spelter A.96G6o6. Electrolytic
Iron, quiet and unchanFed. london
prices; spot tin, nSe; straits fi4s. Cop
per, Isl rs Cd. Lead, Az lie Cd. speitsF.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

KANSAS CITY, Nov. lS--wHEAT--No.
hard, 81 0sSgl ;os; No. red, 81 .oeQbi ,os1t
CORNING. mixed. 67h6DSeikc; No. Z
white. ssGeshS; December ea1tci May,
oATs-No. white. nac; No. mixed.
l36f454c
BUTTER--creamery SIC: firstu, acc;
seconds &c; packing stock, 2ic.
EGGs-Firsts, gc; seconds, 22c. N
PoULTRY--Hens. lie; ROSTERS, 1oc; tur-
Keys. lac.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

OMAHA, Nov, i2--HAY--Prairie Choice
upland. ti0b0@i 90; No, !, si0ooQlC 90; No.
sSOC sS a. No s sss 9 eo choice he p q a.
800; No. /. $50; No !. ;soog7.oO No. s.
t4.ooel6oo, STRAW; CHOICE wheat sS.Soge, oo
Choice tl2O0; No. l. 81. 0oa912b0; No, a
80 oOalt2 .oO. No. 5. SS.o0al0O0.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Uneasinesa about
rlmors that Austria was asking hide
confidence today Of holders OF wheat
Although the market at the close was
relatively firm. prices were 10 to llGlhc
TOO too, ali suffered net loss. corn $40
90 h9Ac. oats seAtc and provisions IA
ans. better than those OF the two proceed
INK days, the circumstantial nature Of the
rev version quickly started selling
movement In the wheat pit and disiodKed
20 many atop-loss orders that for a while
the trade became semi-demoralized The
break Ia the market was finally checked
through free buying on the part OF a
number OF big houses
Export demand. especially for Decein-
Ter and May deliveries OF wheat. was
active both before and after the setback
IN prices. Country offerings were said 70
be falling off, despite the fact that
primary receipts continued TO make a
heavy total compared with a year ago.
corn showed considerable resistance 10
selliug pressure that followed the break
IN the wheat market. II was said there
was q good cash cell from the seahoard
country were small. On the other hand,
the failure OF predictions FOR unsettled
weather had a depressing effect. Rela-
tive greater steadiness characterized oats
than other cereals number OF leading
commission houses were on the buying
side and remained 80 regardless OF sym
PATTY shown for the fall wheat
Provisions lacked support until after
the market had undergone considerable
decline. Tho stock yard interests took a
hand causing something OF a fafiy.
cRain Friees furnished by Logan a
Bryan, office alS south sixteenth street;
Article open.l HIGH Low, / Closes Yss'y
s E ~ i / s / y. IS. "a " y.
s S:s ..,. * Il * ssSss:SsS
s rs, x '''s 9 ..s: 81 ssS g.;
E I:si: rs gs & /; q sss sssss
S ! q + 3 Z 3 /: 81; 81 : e :
Jen. 10 zssssl e q s5'sl q IN q Is loS
Chicago Cash Prlces-YY No red
fI.l21fQI l5i4. No hard. ui3h4i i5ik
Com no 2 yellow, 75076ikc; No VET
low, t5ole4c; new, 65HGe9e Oats. No
3rt4l4f 4t5&c; standard ts1{06O.kc rive
No. q 1881 Oh. Barley, 63075c Seeds
Timothy. t5150b.& clover fll .00f1l4 90
Ifeyislons: Pork. ,1.so; lard, sii.s0:fibs
BUTTER Higher; creamery. 2tasc.
EoGf-H Higher recelpts S,1fo cas-, >: al
MARI. eaees included, lsR3ei ordinary
PoIAToEs- Higher: Teeeipts. - cara;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. is--MTRcANTILE
PAPER-6kQ 6Ac.
day bills. $500: for cables. stss5o: for
demand t4Ss7b
SiI.v ER--Bar, 47skc
LONDON. Nov. is.-sILvER--Rar. s2xd
per ounce ~
DISCOUNT RATEs-rhree months. sH
per cent,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
sioux CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Nov. IS.-CATTLE--
Receipts, 800 head; market lower; native.
80; butchers 6.25elf.QO Gamers,
s4,25d6.e0; calves, $.5o99.5O; bulls, stays.
HoGs~Receipts, 5000 head; market
shade higher; heavy. N,l2lzg7.55; mixed,
81. 40J7. l2l1 light, T.s7lsQ7.40; bulk OF
sales. $7.37U7.45.
SHEEP AND Receipts, $500
head market steady; ewes, $3.50; lambs,
a 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Kan.a. Caty 1--we stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 12-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, i,lOe head; best cattle weak; others
higher; prime fed steers. $lO.OOQl0 70;
steers, S7.OOd1e.25; stockers and feeders,
sS.60a7.7b; bulls, $5.0oGS.to; calves $500
dt1O.Oo.
HOGs-Receipts 14Ooo head; market
81, 75QD7 80; packers and butchers, H.70q
1874. light, yl50ef7 .s7lh; pigs, se.b0G7 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1000
head; market strong; lambs, s$S.00Qa. Is:
yeariings s6.50q7.75; wethers, 5,50d5.7s;
ewes shO0d6.O0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Sc. Louis Grain HTarkea.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. s-WHEAT-No. 2 red.
81 .OSGfI .i01h No. . hard, s.l0dpj IL: Deceni-
ScsoisN-No. 2. nc; No. . white told), 20
die. December. e6%c; May 7ihc.
oATs-Ne. 2 te9!ehe; No. white. lssse.
POufTRY--Allve, weak: western chick
ems i3lzGpllc; fowls. lsitai4iso turkeys,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

ST. JOSEPH. Nov. l3--CATTLE--ke-
ceipts. 1000 head. Market steady; steers,
s7.OOuao.o; cows and heifers, A5c@sSO;
HOGS-Receipts 800 head Market
opened 1Oc to i5c higher on lights; top,
$500.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts, 1000
head. Market steady 70 strong; lambs.
q. 50a9.20.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
r.lrernnnl ssrnin Nrnrket.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS - WHEAT -
spot, steady; No. Manitoba, 90 Sd; No.
9, 81 Cd; No. western winter, DE- ID
Futures, nominal,
CoRN-Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new, u. Futures. easy; December and
January. Sc 7ikd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
81. Louis Livs stock MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1-CATTLaE~-Re-
eeipts, 100 head: market steady; native
9.09n9 Is; native calves &0oqpli.oo.
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, t6.5O9f7 30: mixoA
1e.0O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
ct the Union stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
p. m. yesterday
RECElITs-CARs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

Michigan and Wisconsin. so@45c: Mime
sofa and Dakota S5mfSc.
POULTRY.-Alive, lower. springs li9Sc;
fowls. lie: turkAye. l6c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA = COTTON :
Quiet prices unchanged American mid
dling. lSsd; sales. 700 bales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov, i3-sUGAR--Faw
easier: centrifugal, tOlG607c; rnoiassas
sSeq3.lsc Refined. steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia-MErAI.s-I.ead.
firm. at H.Eas.ksA. speiter. nominal. at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

10. W. ciosson 4 co.-Nehraska
Z COVE. ee2 80 Il heifers.. sQl Is
HoGs-Total receipts amounted 10 about
10 cars. or 400 head, bug after taking out
some twenty-three loads consigned direct
less than 100 loads were left on sale
Total Tor tbree days Il Ae06 head. being
more Than 1900 head larger than last
last year.
Trade opened out In good shaps and
early killer bids were strong, and In most
eases nickel higher. shippers were buy
ins. freely at prices that were from Sc TO
as much az i0c hlgher, and before pack
ers were able 70 till any orders they had
70 meet the prices shippers were paying,
50 that IN the end the big bulk OF the
offerings moved AZ figures that were fully
6uloc higher, while at the best time. a
number 81 sales looked % be . flat dime
10. A couple Of killer buyers made their
fret bids az shade higher money. but
when the trade started 20 strengthen up
they refused 70 so with Il and stayed by
thelF early blds Thus Il happened that
While pretty uearly everythinB cold Al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

OMAHA. Nov. I1--Bank eleaFanoes for
today are 8. o62. Ma. A. against sa0a7, :
iis0 for the corresponding day last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov. 1a-DRY GOODS.
Cotton goods and yarns quiet: prices
irregular. SILK production was being cut
down rapidly. Wool active.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. ia--EvAPoRATED
ApPIsES-Steady.
DRIED FRUITS xPrunes. firm. Apri-
cots. duh, Peaehea.' quiet. Raisins. firm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
bergen fdon fprnoeI11 acknowledgements
6rel,6e unb. fin6li9e @o1re. Cine

bergen i6on fpru6eln natiirlidertpeife
6rel16e un6. finolide @or11e. Cine
pe%rnunftige Mutter meiB aud Sen er.
aiebliden @ertb bes @eiamges gu
|ibaten. 9ns @leinite I11lt tie nit
einem @iegenlie6 in @dIaf un6 iingt
Ben @r0Beren lire SS~ugen6lie6er Dor,
Die iie I'M @lternbauie, in 6amilie
mno Stride gelernt bat. @el@ Elm Sc,
geniat 5u Der ftummen, geiangsloien
5ami1ie, mo @ater ober Mfl1tter es
ni6t b0ren fon11en ober 6ml6er, baB
Elm &i1l6 einen froben 2aut bon ii6
gibt. Sos miro als 11nartig unb Iar-
memo be5eidnet. @ie berfebrt!
@enn man ermGgt, mie piel 2ei6
mn6 Sdmer5, ltnmutb, Mutbloiigfeit
nn6 &er5agtbeit, idon 6ur6 %freu6igen
@eiang peri6eu6t mor6en, iollte man
oieiem md6tigen Sreuoen= un6
BEN gingang in 6ie Sami-
lien nidt beriagen. Sogar in ienen
tranrigen @t0tten, no sic unglIdli-
6en @eiitesumnadteten oft 6ur6
@emaltmittel gebdn6igt tper6en mill
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baB @eiang 1n6 Muiif beidnftigeno
mn6 mil6ern6 pirfen un6 6ie beftig=
Iten Musbriide ser 2ei6enfdaften GIT
bemaltigen berm0gen.
Sum SdluB feien o1(e1L Defenders
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Gernen fann 10 fann es al16 iingen
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fein muiifalii6es @eb0r." @omit be-
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sSn unierer 10 iebr MIR auf's Mate-
riele gert9teten 3eit lit Dies boppelt
rotbmenoig. @enn 6ie @tn6er dber
2uft nn6 2iebe nn6 Srer6e am &C.
iong NIT in sic @elt binousbefom-
men, 10 lit 6ies oft mebr tpertb als
@el6 un6 Gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
@ebamblnms Ser @i1d,

9ie Mil6 muB na@ 6em @elten
glei6 geieibt mer6en. Das Seiben
bat einen 6oppelten 3med; einmal 6ie
Weil9 bon frem6en 8eitanbtbeilen gu
reinigen, Johann 6iefelbe gu 6urdluf-
ten. Sc 1anger 6ie Mil6 nit Der rei-
men 2mft in 8eriibrung fommt, 6eito
laniamer miro ite iauer mn6 6elto bei-
fer lit ibr @ei@ma6; aus 6emfelben
@run6e empfieblt es fi@ a1@, Ben
@ammeIeimer, Ser Die geiammte
0eil6 nod 6em Melten oufnebmen
|ion, auBerbalb 6es @tal(es in reiner
|2uft auf3uiteuen. Mo@ portbetlbaf=
ter iinb sic Seiber nit boppeltem
Siebbo6en, bon 6enen ii@ Der obere
~berm1smbmen labt, 10 6aB 6ie ipdter
eingegoifeme Mil9 ni6t Sen oben art=
geimmelten S4aum nod einmal
6l1rdrieieln brou6t. Ser &oltbarfeit
tpegen mug fo6onn sic Mild, fails
file cine 8eit lang fteben foll, abge=
fiiblt tper6en; 6enn Die Meil@ unter=
Iiegt, penn lie bel getp0bmli6er Gent
peratur aufbemabrt miro, bal6 Dem
|@er6erben; audi miro iie idnel1er
|Su1er= nn6 Didtperben eintritt, beitp
eber ma1b u116 Sic &abmbilonng anf-
h0ren. Ser Lebtere be1teht 6art11, 6aR
6as in ser Mfil9 in Sorm bon @iieel-
den borbambene Set - &abm -,
90 iie lei6ter finb ols Die ibrige
MiI9fIiiiigfeit, in 6ie &obe fteigen
uno fi@ oben IN elmer @obm- ODER
Sobnidi6t abIogern. Sdngt nun sic
|MaiId an, fritz sid 51 tper6en, 10 miro
Sen Settfigelden Ser @eg nod oben
|beriperrt, un6 bte Weil6 rnbmt
'i9le9t: Diefes miro nun 6a6nr@ ber-
bin6ert, 6oB 6ie Mil@ in faltem @ai-
fer eefiiblt miro. @m beften eignen
'ii@ 6o3u sic berfdie6enen Mrten
Mtldflbler; bot man feinen folden,
10 m1tB es 6ur6 BEN @ufbetpabrungS-
.ort - fiibler Seller o6er N11e1baus
- betpirH mer6en. Dte Be ten Mil6-
anfbetpobrungs @efdBe fin6 Soften
aus ftarf ber5inntem @iienble@; Ser
fleine l1ebelitan6, 6ob fte ettpas tbelte>
.er iin6, ols Die f6tper 3u reirigen6e1t
un6 foit itets rte6en6en &ol5gefdcbe
11n6 Die leidt 5erbredIiden gldierne1
o6er sic bon Steingut, miro Dor ol<
Lem reidIid ba6urd o11feeboben, baB
Die Mtl9 6arin eritens fid Better fiiblt
un6 infolgeoeiien ft6 Ianger balt nnb
5tpeitens BETTER u1srabmt; ol1ber6em
Iaiien fie iid Ieidter reiriget1 unb bal
ten am Iangiten. @fe MildgefdBe
miifien nod Dem @ebraltde intn1er
nit beiBem @aifer, Benz etpas @obo'
ugefeBt ift, rein m1sgemai@en nno inn'
Sommrer an Ser Come, int @inter
a1f einern tpormen 0fen gut a1sge-
,trodnet mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-25
@rfparte biele ~9pftpr.@ednnngel

@riparte hiele 9oftor-&ednmngert.
@ir bobe11 riemals cine Me6i5in ge>
|bobt," fdreibt &err g.. S. Sen5 bon
|B%ittsforb, g. g., n6ie uns 10 febr
gut getbon, uie Sorni's Mlpenfraiu-
ter. @s bat uns monde Doftor- &edr-
nr1g eripart, Defenders Bel unierer
&inoern, un6 es 1T 10 ongerebm gu
nebmen, bdB uniere &Iei1ten es germ
buben."
IS gibt tpobl fo1tm cine a16ere Me-
|biain, sic 10 febr &a11smitteI getpor-
Sen lit, als 6ieies alte &rd11ter.&eil-
mittel, Sorri's MlperfrGltter. gs lift
Bel Ben &leinen 10 tpirffm als Bel
6en @rtpa9iene11.
l1ngGei6 an6eren Me6i3iren 1T es
mi&t in Mpotbefen gu babe1. @s miro
brett bon Dem 2aborotoril1m 6ur6
Spe5ial-Mgentet geIiefert. @on
ibreibe an: 0r. @eter Snbrnep &
Cons Co., 1875 60. &opne Mbe.,
Chicago, 50.