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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

FOR SALE-Sweet peas. Burbanks
and Burpee's superb Spencer collec-
tions in packages. We also carry
bulk stock OF prize Spencer mixture
and fine nll1eu at mcIafate prices.
Flrman Smith, Seedman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

FOR SALE--About 500 bushels OF
Vancroft oats at 75 cents. and
bluestraw wheat at 1926 per bush
ell. c.. L. Dunn, Anderson. r. Il. 3.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

1T SEEhIS no BE-A special provi-
sion that fruit fs the most desired
and adapted food for warm weather.
and you'll find It here California
Y fruits, oranges, grapes, piums, pears
and northern apples-all fresh,
AiHo Sickle pears, and plenty Of
banRnha. y. X. Manos.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

FOR SALE-200 to 800 gallons molas-
ses for stock feeding at twelve cents
per gallon. w. A. Power.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

You can get't news while It's new
In The Morning Daily Intelligencer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14
Rev. Burriss Resigns Of Big Creel

All members of the Big Greek
Baptist church are requested to
meet at the church the third Sum
day afternoon, for the purpose OF
calling a new pastor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

WANTED Clean Cotton Rags. Ander-
son Intelligencer, Job Department,
3yfAgTED--A country school. either as
y principal or, assistant. I hold q cer-
tiiicate from Anderson County, aud
can come at once. Address s. o.
q Merritt, Anderson, General Delivery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

FOR SALE--25 stands OF bees at $3.50
per stand. M. G. Smith, Route q,
PeEdleton, 8. G, (two miles north
east Of Denver.)
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14
LOST

LOsT-At w. M. Riley's store on w.
Market street, small white. bigle
hound with black ears. Reward for
iEfosmatiol leading to his recovery.
Phone Riley's Store.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14
DeIay IN Caring for
Poor Eyes
Is Expensive Economy

80 - ~ y - = ~ - =
The now time the ttrrc when YOU
first realize that your vision is be-
coming faulty ID the time ycu should
cofsle 20 es for sight aid
DON'T DEcEIsR Y0ugslLr
BY Imagining that your eyes vii, get
betser arl;Seut gias ses.--it won't.
Rl6IIT GLAssEs
Will help nstnre viii rei.,ve tho
sssIasn, TIT Enfs. tsa,uns md water
'lng. 5. fia s.
We are here to give you the hset
SERVES IN glasses at prices yon VIII
bs Glad TO pay. sas :.
We are mt strangers In this city,
we have been here FIEEEii0N MONTHS
and N this filfsAfl months we have
sittsG over EI VEN 1I HUNDRED peo-
pie who are Our friends, Blsf.AESE
THEY ARE aATIsEIEsD WITH onr
pIvI Ua u TaYs You win neyeF
1 Iu. / il (lplieal
Dr. /. y. sraeison, Manager
IA. $40 S.. lIhln gtTssE
Apassse4s 81 G.
Gn0uND 9LooR
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14
WANI'Is

TANTEp--Carrier BOY. Apply at The
Intellisencer office 1o-s-tf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14

WANTED You to know that we do
!, high class cleaning and pressing.
Y.adtas work especially. Agents Ben
yoHde Congaiiy, the South's largest
ayerR and dry, cleaners. Columbia
Tailoring Co. ,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-14
The Fourth Game of the Series Goes 10 sfe Braves
BY Score of to1.
NEW WORLDS SERIES RECORD
HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED
THE FIRST THE HISTORY OF THE FINAL GAME
WHEN THE WINNING TEANA WON FOUR
STRAIGHT GAMES

Athletics appeared to lose hear
and never seriously threatened ir
the remaining sessions at BAT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. MAY n The s'atement OF
the receipts end nav warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Saturday. This rcnth P7a'al year
Receipts ....., SS14e 40 sldSo 800 t-l ,%Si o.
Paw warrants. 76A.n3 ls,"30.SN 6oN ,ilet-3
surplus. s51iB 'sc SSsO sSs7.SS. sci
sNeANf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
THE CURB MARKET.

Light trading and ell irregular vr.cS
movement marked yesterdays curb sea
sion. Industrials vers practically rss,
lected. National Cloak and Suit was q
weak feature. declining 8 points to 81
The preferred stock yielded IA point 10
e7ia. British American Tobacco reced.d
:. to :2a.. Maxwell Motors shares de-
clned frsCtionally ON moderate dealirsa
Ekcr and Heceman was firm, advancing
tn 81. on light demand. United PROFIT
Sharing improved = TO ~ and Wa ylana
OIL and Gas WAS steady at &.
An extremely light business was done
In oil shares and prices were irregular
Standard Oil OF California was strong
moving up points TO 500. Standard OH
OF New York was veal. ranging betwe.n
40 and Az; Standard Oil of New jersey
WAS steady at All and Vacuum on rose g
points to 10. South Penn Oil closed weak
at 26l. off . points: Anglo American Oh
hardened - TO 1875: Atlantic Refining
closed points higher at 90 and Prairie
Oil and Gas advanced points to AS.
Consolidated Gas rights were active ane
lower. receding b. to 3as. United Cigar
Stores rights hardened l. to 3ii. Mining
shares were quiet and irregular. Canadian
Pacific notes yielded = to 1881. and
Western Pacific SIS were fir1ner a. eo',
Transactions In detail in the market -es.
terdsy were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

PCTTER-This week started with los. re-
s.pts than the week before and there Wa
stocks. quality Is improving aud VIII grow
better daily Us cows az. IN Ne p.,tgr's sp S'
BE- shown. Fine taol. stock Vas ~ -.
with very good trading. Prices follow
@GI.c'; seconds 80 800 @4e; s.a,. dsf-y.
anss,, = {, &C. zoo, 20 ETin-' ,",.
isdi.y, carren, h,s,s, ,lsais'ss -p.ct!os
stock current make. No. ., lsHl5ei 80.
CHrESi:-Th--- was com. accumulation
because receiver would not ca price,.
Iresh, arrivals sN,e,ed demand rrig'. e.
d,e'irr qualify II .one-'hat irregular.
Prices yesterday We III" ann. e. a. ~.
mNks white and colored, specials. tal+i.c.;
average fancy, l&".c; uunergrades, u
la'sc he.d, 49, 10; New zcal.nd ches-
Gals, i"'9 Z" Lic good 90 choice 80 Zoe;
'ull skins detective l:a.: 49,, -. 49,.
nlHs on. many g II. ess' showing oar.
m l,c. on b-.t current receipts and dow n
ranYued good. Sa; th.r. ~as no ' aS S'S
in prices from tn. close OF last -.ck. Ncsrhv
Prices follow; Fresh rath.r.d. eNirss. ga ?
Csc; storage, pack ed irsts, ~ Z 4 22c.: reEu-
il.r packed, ilr'ts :oE " - -. s"cond. >" .
"a flsc.; r-unsyl, ania and nearby h,uu-rv
white, large. fancy, 9 l., y - igc.. heuu-rv
brow ms. :. 20 23r.; brown aud mixed colors.
~ p geo Hal !mogc ducks, - . aac.. West
crn, "a -" fenues'ee sud other good
LIVE FOcLTGy--Ther. were unlsal.s
yest-rday u cars Of fresh arrivals and )
cars that vrr. h.ld over Invoices iuai-
cate liberal receipt There va iittle ttaS
ing yeSterdHv. Rroilers were more plentiful
easier. Lna ceiling without much snap -
, yci}ers have iSC' IN their minds Tor fowls
Tor th- week with no auction establishes
ihcr. VIZ. no qnotatiom-.
] DRESSED rol lTkN- Receivers ccrnp!. n
81 slow delivery by the railto.ds ana -
cetpts Yesterday we're small. Prices wsr,
/ little changed FROM the close on Saturd. g.
| strictly fancy fowls soid IN 20 i1i-c., lIh
! most az the stock going iac. lo~cr rhcr'
| we're good lots Of dry picked hroliers whlcl
| brought so u 3sc. Fresh turkeys wore irrrg
! uar. not selling above zoo. There Was litiI'
doing In frozen poultry. Frozen brotlrr
! irr Prices follow: fresh hilled .ut&r,a
average, "a To- 90. Broil-rs. phiisdSi phl.t
/ fancy, - lhs each. a III, - q go; No..
| each. 33d soc Fowls, Western. boxed. OF
! lbs and over 20 dotch. ist,C. 3s TO =. los.
! l,r17t.c., under 10 lbs, laNl5'ac.; In bar
/ Wc-teru ana Scu'hern, poor, l9U 10 Du,k~
/ spriug. Long Island. 2ic OLD roosters. IA
| squad. white 10 lbs, 10 dozen, Sds' 90
/ lbs, SO. Frodru-Turk"ys, small, West
ern. select" 81, heus AND toms, 20 Zoe. Ken
! tuclv, :3u s2Ic T"xls. 23c Old hens q
u@tc. uld IONS. - 20 -2r. Rrcilers, ~ q
hoy. milk fed, fancy, - 20 .. lbs. 23c.; con
tn doL-n, l,d lNc.; corn Ted, l5G lsJ
| fo.lg. Western, boxed. 80 lbs and over q
dozen 49, ~ lac,; so TO % lbs, a., n lsc.
| Old ROSTERS, $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
Transaction, From open,ns 10 ..4s r. NJ.

yum OVSufuk W -'SO =. me-
isilllcrs Sccur-p T.orillard IS
tiles Corp IS 10000. .1O03l
1000. ...69ia publlcServCorp
r Y 4 q con 47ooo. 30
900. :. IOIa 1900 .oooc. ...S97s
1000. ...s3is 'StJo d or Isl ,st
1000. ...727s 81 ]. & Iron n Is
rle CIV Is ser. ~ 1000. ....7T
'coS: ........7 nv !; : 1 ' G"1. y !.
600 10 ,' .n.ffto'a,. s iY' RociyM, $
nd 4 Man sd certificates
5000. ....31 1000. ....70i3
diana steel s. Stl,& Sanfr fds
1000. eel o - 5000. ...16ls
J. Cons Cop CIV So Louis S W Isl
9. ~, GOODS ~
ono, 81 ,ess@ Sesboard a Les
ltefboroRTref stamped
g. 1888 I 1000. ...eota
1000. ....ee7slsesbi A I ~
iterhoro Me- $4,000. ....5e,s
900, &C. .u..c.:.!77ss SO sO Seii ~ + 4 rs
:. G CT r. 5 q MS i,oooooc.....esis
nos &ohio LIST so Pacific cv 81
1000. .liOls rc's fuii I'D
ackStccl5s 1915 $1,000. .lOl
1000. ....967s 10000. ..lO07s
S 4 NSlS 1891 Con sol OOL
1000. ...p2is $4,000. .lOi
DOOO. ....92 Sci rr's tst nd
V u pa con IS 1000. .lO07s
1000. see. ooa4 SO Pacific ref 90
irectt 4 N IS COCO. ...o2il
5000. ..l0t 5000. . ~ s
OF 4 Nash ss 90 nNcin cv -
300 SO coils 1000. .S6as
5000 5000 . .. ois 5000 o. ~
5000. 40 southern nv -
10 E.n&rcS I'd tOoo sol o 8 3s
1000. 10 SouthRyMSOts
10 paciec con 1000. ~ goa
o000. ..l0A So Rvv gtu -
lnpacinc5s 1920 1000. ~ 33s
O0Oo. ....oO TEXAS c. rv s.
- paclflc cy IS 1000. ..l02is
1000. ....SSt2 1000. .1O2os
Ia pac'nc ~ re, 4 Pa- =, S.
5000. ...51iAli00Oo. ..lol
100. ....5bls Th'rdSvc re' -
ioni Tran is ThipG Ave adj IS
1000 900 M ;9 s.s 4 4s%c 9; r:47H"
1000. ;. .A7i2 1000. ..,SS
Y Central 7isslTri Citv RAJ s.
5000. 3 3tA 1000. .pS
r.siste-ed Union pacNc -
5000. ...S13 "a 5000. -9Ns
v q T. : 1Nu Pacific rev -
1910. 10 1000. ...eAs
'yCityi'ssIsS3 vr'or Pac ~ -
5000. .lobIs 1000. ...9ii2
+las 1897 4 { Ruhher IS
May reg 10000. ..lo3
1000. ..ioois / s steel sf%
,YCi,y 1890 1000. ..lo2sl
1000 c.l0ll2 1000. :. l02 -
! CITY Is 49, i0o0. :. O2A
5000. ..oSll 1000. LOO q
Y city Is 1857 20o0. o2S4
1000. ....pSil registered
1000. lbs 500. ..lO2ls
! CITY - 1856 Va e. BrownBrs
r.ris'ercd & Co cfs
y Wiki cvss 1000. boo. .......8i
1000. ..lIoi2 1000. ..8lis
V rvs adj = 1900. 81 Q "a
5000. ....5 oaA 1000. 90 "a
5000. 40 57s 1000. 80 i2
5000. ....o 9 10000. -
1000. ....5 = 5000. -. y OI3
1000. % q % 5000. 20 o b
5000. ....0 Wabash lst
1000. 80 SIS 10000. 10 3os
1000. ....S6 Ashls1 eyi -
Y state as HOOD. So
10000 100 1000. 81 q
Y Tcl IN, .'fs ~ 'rr cts =, I
1000. .o7i2 1000. 49ia
w VeSichc.tcr Wet shore -
n Boston t'as 1000. ....93lA
500 so. "a West Union -
,or'oik & " - 1000. % IVA
1000. .9434 West Unlon Has
,or'H Pacific 2. 5000. .-92l 4
20on. .... ~ ? ~ NsStlnc ~ ~ IS
&c Tel s. Tel Sc 10000. 49,. % u
1000. ....oIos Wis Ceutral is
% ~ Si.s 1915 5000. SIS
500. 9S34'
I-- o.Ax N ~ A. fu.<o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

siam Can Pac s? nts soy. 49,, '1'. =.
1901 Western Pac ts 10 49, sl ~,
'Sell cents per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
s3.OOO,OOO Gold Engaged by &c.
rope-Mouey Rates Unchanged.

The feature o. the money marset yester-
day was tho strength OF foreign exchange,
y.afs anG ,Ss iD
t tetal 5000. 900 VII ;. shipped % Paris and
men, % gold out 0, the country now agsre-
1t the ASSAY Once availabio for export has
There /, total OF. tsS.oco6oo Eoid coin n
rates In no way reflected the outgo OF gold.
4 weak tone prevailed with rates un-
can money on the floor Of the stock FL
change ruled at -. per cent: tho hifh
being per cent. and tho low Ia per cent.
Tine money m4ins.ned ,o- an ,,x ty'y ,9"t
per cent for ninety day. 3Q3i. per cent,
Tor four months. 81. gJis per cent. for fve
and Elk months and 3.gi per cent. for
over the yea.
Commercial paper va. fairly sc.iv. and
steady. Rates were 3tpt per cent. for
sixty day and ninety day bills receivable and
Domestic exchange on New York: Dos
ton--Psr. s. Panl--50c. premium. Mime
%iaS sSn Frsnei H'H pS.miam. Mon.
treal-Par. ChicaGo-ioc. premium.
ster,ing .x.hange va ,,r.ns Eat-' - :Is
Tor d.mani and .ssioa i.s..5 for cables.
short BINS. ~ PER cent: hire. months
sol- 74s. for money and 74is for account.
Paris cables quoted N. closing price OF
rente' sc francs 80 eentin1es Exchange on
London: = franc. II, c.n,imn's private
Berlin eSchanE. on london. 20 marks 49,.
pfss Private rate ia Berlin. -, per cent.
York 5s'.c.: in London. sd. M.,,csn
/ silver dull9rs quoted ~ as. atsc.
fO To- cri. H Ss,c s:''T.ni z.
sub Treasury debt baIAtr. 3i9s.o4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
Live stock Market.

Receipts Of beeves for two days were .1ss
head Including 10 cars for tho market.
Steers were In fair demand ana nrm to loo.
higher; fat bulls full steady; bologna bulls
irm 30 shad.. higher; cows steady 20 a
shade higher. The yards were cleared. Com
mon TO choice steers sold ~ t7gto.ct per
100 lbs: "a car OF fancy stable FED pennsNl-
Nanis steers ~ $40; bulls 1T $500 gS
COWS At $500 $50, one extra COW at 81,
dressed beef ilrm at ia lac, per lib. Tor
ordinary TO choice city dressed native eides.
R-c-ipta OF calves for two days were
sos head, Including 1898 for the matkot,
Trade ~ active at an advance OF 90 zoe.
with prompt clearance OF tn. pens. Com
mon to choice vcals sold at tSQ$llsb per
100 his: cults al s5.604S7b0; huttermllks At
S6IS'. CITY dressed yeals higher at 80
i1c per h. country dressed at 10W14c
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days
were s,607 head, including live cara for tho
market. Sheep strone Lambs Zoe. higher,
tpring lambs steady. Common to good sheep
sold ~ S5aS6 per 100 lbs. ; common to prime
l.inbe al s.jOassJo. Wooded stock no
Ac's,rr,I a. $40 70 per 100 lbs !. few com.
o. st.le =. 500 per head, Dressed nut
!.n tt'dl ~, per ~; dressed lambs
u .het ~ l3I lpc.; country dressed hot
r - l~mh- e,"p f. = s2p3i per carcass.
Receipts OF hog for TWO day. we're 3, 59t
u.so, Including Two cars for tho market,
yelling generally easier, with heavy to light
weigh ssilhs .. SsoQss per 100 lbs
r.- - higher hsures. roughs 81 o7sQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
EUROPEAN STOCKS
DULL AND HEAVY
Prices Strengthen Near the
Close on New York
Reports.
MEXICAN RAILS WEAK
Paris and Berlin Inactive, With
Quotations Down
All Day.

LONDON, May 11.-After moderate weak
ness and dull business. prices turned
better before closing largely on arrange
ment Of the troubles ~ large house that
has been assisted. The trading coterie
siackened business on the mining carry
over and preparations for the general
settlement.
Consols were weak IN the early trading
receding ~. but regaining half the loss
before the close Homo rails followed q
similar course, recovering slightly In the
later trading oil shares were harder
Mexican rails were feature Of weak
ness.
Americans were heavy during the early
trading. The list showed declines from
parity Of from y TO -. In the early trad
ing. Prices however, advanced later
and or the better feeling In the New
York market tho list closed steady and ~
better figures.
PARIS, May fi.--Rentes ~ 30 r.. SOC
closed sea centimes lower. Tho gen
ersi market WAS heavy.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE tons OF the
market to-day was dull and heavy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12

Of tho position. On tho other hand Ger
man stocks Of pig iron are reported to
show such IA heavy increase for last month
that the makers have decided not 10 pun
lish the returns and the report from
your side Ia to the effect that IA great
accumulation Il taking plac" In stocks OF
pig iron there also The prices OF Belgisn
, steel have been again cut and II Is re-
ported that bars have been sold at "a
per ton T. o. b. Antwerp. 1t Ia likely that
ut the citing of the British steel makers,
to be held next week, the export price OF
| steel will be reduced. 1t Ia now prob
| ably the case that nether In Germany
America, Belgium nor Britain Ia stee
being made to yield anything but loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
EUROPA CRIPPLED BY STORM.
Liner With Propellers Damaged
Conveyed Here by Palermo.

The Veoce Line steamship Europa ar
rived yesterday storm crippled and cor
voyed by the steamship Palermo. which
was called to her aid by wireless after
the Europa had lost two blades from
her starboard and ono from her port pro-
pelier on May L. Tho mlshap was due
IN tho propellers racing In tho heavy
seas
cant. RATIO was unable to keep the Eu-
ropa's head IN in the turmoil after los
tnG the blades and asked the Palermo IA
come and stand by while he rugged a
sea anchor. The seas subsidized somewhat
and II was not necessary to put the SEA
snchor over. The Palermo got Within
hail ~ tho Europa before tho storm
ended and stood hv. accompanying hrl
10 port at about eight knots an hour.
Tho Europa viii 20 into drydock for rc
pAirs and will sail on Saturday instea,
81 tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12

Receipts from customs SATURDAY. 81, ~. Gs .
from internal revenue. ord nary, 81. t5, els: cor
] poration tax, :G. 80. end miscellaneous
sSr,..as
National bank notes received for redemption
g. 3fl -
Th- each statement Of tho United state.
Treasurer for MAY shows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market was quiet yesterday,
with prices unchanged. Buying con-
tinued somewhat disappointing. Foreign
manufacturers took small lots Of the metal
At ~ cents. - which all OF the large
producers were ready TO do business, but
domestic demand was exceedingly light.
Dealers were les. active. as their supplies
Of the metal have been well nigh cleaned
NJ. Small offerings below the prevailing
price OF ~, cents, however, were made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
sEr dividend

Where a &C" follows
. quotation II indi-
cater q hid or offcr
for 10 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
n. M. BYLLESeY & CO.

incorporated
New York varoma
Trinity Building WashioFVos
Chicago
Continental 4 Commercial Bank Bs,,d,,s
Purchase. Finance, Construct IND Opers,s
Electric Light. Gas. Street Railway and
Water Power Properties.
Examinations and Reports
Utility Securities Bought and Sold,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12

AmTAT cv si,s lev Il q retss pari9c Coast tst
5000. ...99l2 1000. ....B2 1000. .lOl ID
10000. a05- No Pscinc con RioGrW col tr -
1000 N 1924 S:cine ~ 5. SD tIC' c,s
1000. o3ia No Pacinc Is so PaeiSc cv So
Cen Leather "a 1000. rr's fui, nd
10000. ..apSs 5000. ....56 szoo0.. .lOt
Cent Pacific Isl NatIo1airub- SIS $780,. .lOl
1000. -.933. 1000. ...9oil 5000. ..lOl
Chi rs NJ A. & |. : ANS Southern pv Sc
5000. 1913 5000. IT'S 1000. =. OS3A
{ ma = ,oint e. NYCitval1s 1876. ToledoP " -
1000. 49, ia November 5oc..
1000. .--97is 1000. ga u IS cpn
REGISTERED liys Adj 50 5000. g -
5000. 1000. ..S6 e. Steel 81 Sc
Chi l6P pR<s 5000. ....o57s Icoo. O29i
10000. ..3ois 1000. ....56 1900. =. O27s
InterboroRTr-i Sorf aW & mss Vas, 9IaCn ct's
Sc 1888 1000. o7s 1000. q q %
$4,000. .eS7s Nortn Pacific 3s Nn "arvlant e
COCO. 80 1000. ...o7la 5ooo.....7 ; q
Total sales OF bonds par value 81 .3S5 600
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
THE PRIVILEGE.


HERE WILL BE two minds almost subject The II communications of lawyer and his client protect ed from the invasion of the The privilege doubtless from the members of powerful and intel likely their occupation with such sancties likely to contribute to it's mportance and it
 might eact from the right of the client sound defence if his could be called witness against him.
 Doubtless there when the privilege works against justice and occasions when justice is benefited
 The courts have usually shown disposition to deny to the privilege disclose the information Two members of the profession in New York have been fined $500 for refusing disclose the of fornan threatened with jail sentences.
 There doubt where the privilege silence Il newspaper would against justice But, the this privilege of social benefit
 Many abuses brought to light through the of information secretly under the seal righted because such conf dence has been given and received
 would probably bebest if the privilege extend journalists especially which the attempt safeguard little than exalted conception of dignity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
SETTLEMENT OF ST. PAUL.

the of French buIta   in
  oft
  at 
  at
 
  in CT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
FRETHETT WILL CONTINUE POLICY OF BROCH IN THE
 FAIRFIELD AVENUE CAFE

Joseph Fsreiheit, who for a number of years was one of the prominent res taurateurs Of Derby, is making his bow to the Bridgeport public as new proprietor Sof Broch's cafe, s47-349 Fairfield avenue. MT. Freihett an nouaaces that he intends to conduct the place which is 6amous for German lunches along much the same lines as it has been conducted in the past. After the theatre or after shopping tour folks will find it as formerly, an ideal place to rest and enjoy one of the many tasty German dishes for which the place is famous. Imported and domestic beers and a1es and the best Of wines and liquors will be served. Tables will be reserved for ladies and their escorts.
 Broch,s is one of the oldest and best known German cafes in the city. It was established 35 years ago by Gus tav Broch. The latter died several years ago. Lately the business has been conducted by his son, William Brocr Mir Fredheft became proprde-- tor of the cafe about two weeks ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-04
What The Declaration Of Independence
 Says About The Mexican Situation
HHosE WHO ARE anxious that

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