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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

Mrs. Laura L. Thatcher on Wednes-
day left Shoshone, her home for many
years, to reside in the future at Elko.
Nevada, where her two sons. Roy and
Harry Thatcher already make their
home. Roy owns a mine at that place
and Harry is about to start a drug
business for himself in the same city.
There is general regret among the
twonspeople at the departure of Mrs
Thatcher. She goes to be with her
sons, who are getting along splendidly
in the world. as all their Shoshone
friends will be glad to know. She and
her husband, the late Henry M
We're pioneers in the settle
ment Of the famous Goose creek val
ley, one of the garden spots Of Idaho
They formerly owned what now com
orlses the Anderson and DR.. Baugh
ranches east Of Shoshone, a body of
and Of great natural fertility
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09
CONFESS MURDER
CHARGED TO THEM
lRELEY AND JACOBSON GET
LONG TERMS FOR CAUSING
DEATH or MICHAEL MULLoF
AT BLUE LAKES.

Louis Ireley and Carl Jacobson, tWn
young companions in crime,who in their
misguided youth and fell into evM
ways, We're sentenced to long terms
in the States prison yesterday by
Judge stoc1slager for causing the
death of Michael F. Mulloy at the Blue
Lakes grade. The first received an i1-
determinate period of from ten t9
fifty years for second degree murdeG
and the last from three to ten yeax
for manslaughter.
They both confessed after coun-
sci had been appointed by the court hB
defend them in their trial.
/ The confession was voluntarily maas
first to Sheriff Zug on Tuesday even
ing. They had sent for the Sheriff
The circumstances leading to the con
mission of the crime We're detailed hY
Ireley.
The two had fallen in with Mulloy.
he said, at Jerome and it was arranged
that all of them should journey To
gether to Twin Falls in a livery rig
hired by .Ireley and jacobson. At the
top Of the Blue Lakes grade the driver
put them out of the vehicle. There was q.
dispute about the team hire when
Mulloy offered the payment demanded
by the driver. Then the three pre-
ceded on their way down the hill. A
little further along the road Mulloy
was attacked and killed, the killing
being planned by Ireley, Jacobson
joining in the actual commission Of the
than to strike the victim over the head
twice with a beer bottle. Jacobson
was very drunk. Ireley struck the
fatal blows, perhaps, being more near
ly sober, afterwards throwing the body
over the grade, and following down the
hill, robbed the pockets of the helpless
dollars in money. Half an hour after
ward Mulloy when found, was stiH
alive but expired without being able
to speak.
Ireley took all the blame for the
crime, telling the officer that jacobson
was so drunk that he did not know
what he was doing at all. Ire1ey
further said of himself that as an or
phan he had been sent to a home for
the destitute, was then placed in 4
reform school, had enlisted in the army
an deserted and since then had led
life of idleness and responsibility
Jacobson, it has been ascertained,
belongs to a family of respectable peo-
pie in Salt Lake City. The two had
been beating their way about the
country when they appeared in Twin
Falls last summer. 1t was for the
purpose of a debauch that they visited
Jerome. Their victim had accidentIy
fallen in with them after a summers
work on farms near Eden. He had
saved money and nothing but good re-
ports came from those for whom he
had labored. A twenty dollar bill was
found tucked in one of his pockets
being folded in so that it was not
found by Ieley.
Both Ireley and Jacobson are young
men.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09
. . . . . . Q . . . . Q . .
NAME YOUR HOME.

9 Isn't it embarrassing to be adver- (:
. tising some other fellows home .
8 every time you tell where you 9
0 live? Don't say, II live about 9
o two miles from, well say, Clare 9
Q mont or Spring Grove" Say "I z:
e, live at Forest Lawn or Maple 9
Q Nook" After you have decided o
. on the name come to the Journal 9
Q Office and get some neat station Q
8 cry printed Our job department .
9 is ready to turn out the niftiest .
Q letterheads you ever saw for our .
Q farmer friends. .
o o Q 9 o o o o o o . o . Q o .
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

Republican headquarters has evolved
a different plan of sending out the
speakers of the campaign than has
been the case heretofore. The state
has been districted and speakers will
be taken care of and their itineraries
worked out by the vice chairmen in the
different districts of the state. Senator
Brady will at once proceed to the
north. Governor and Attorney General
Peterson will make a speaking cam
paign together and will start in the
southeast. Miles Johnson of Lewiston
Judge Richards of Boise, c. L. Hsit-
man of Rathdrum, R. NJ. McCracl-en,
Republican congressional nominee,
Ben Crow, G. w. Edgington, Mel
Jenness and ether notable speakers
of the Republican party will start
out Immediately.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

and the hundreds Of farmers who have
received loans. So carefully have these
loans been made and SO ample has
been the security accepted that the
state has been required to foreclose but
a few Of these MORTGAGES. After the
mortgages were foreclosed the state
was able to resell the land at a great
profit and is now more than $10.OOo
ahead on such transactions.
AS regularly as a campaign year
rolls around, the Democratic party
and it's allies come forward with an
'alleged expose of the mismanagement
in handling state funds. It will be
that the Democratic cam
paign orators We're particularly ag-
gressive along this line, but their
prophecies have proven false
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

could possibly do. He has won the
fight. The majority of the people of
the state have said decisively that he
was the logical man for senator and
are for him. His ideas upon the tariff
question are sound and in harmony
with theparty which has ever made
prosperous times for American farm
ers and American laborers"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

Republican state boards of land
commissioners have a most remarka-
BILE record in regard to these loans.
The state has never lost e single dol
lar by reason of them, notwithstand-
ing the vast amount Of money involved
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09
ANOTHER DAIRYMAN TO
SETTLE NEAR SHOSHONE

According to the Richfeld Recorder
Anton Arnold of O'wrien, Washington.
has, bought the old Chalmers -McCozs-
nell ranch of 120 acres near Marley
for a dairy farm. He intends to stock
it with fifty head of cattle as a starter
in the business.
Mr.. Arnold brings a very interesting
story. He is a Swiss american, and a
big farmer and dairyman; he has SO
cows and has been paying SIS an acre
per year rental for the land he farms.
All lands there are worth as much.
He says that there others of his
countrymen and neighbors, from HRS
part of the State of Washington, whS
will be glad to come here. He says
that the productiveness of the land
and the good water supply, make this
land a good buy for any farmer. He
the manufacture OF
cheese, and he is confident that there
is a greats future for this business
here.
In the European war no decisive
battle has yet been fought, but hun
ireds Of thousands Of men i'll arms
have been slain.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

The opposition has sought in the
ABSENCE Of any real campaign am
munition and in the face of adverse
critiscm for a national administrator
which cannot be defended to theagri-
cultural interests Of the state. to arrest
the attention of the voter with violent
attacks on the land board and public
officials. repeating in this respect per-
formances of previous campaigns. The
real facts of the administration are
shown by the figures. With the large
sums entailed in the administration of
the affairs of the land board not one
dollar has been lost to the state, and
the figures are there to substantiate the
statement. The state central COM
mittee has in its possession facts
which could place upon the defensive
certain men who are loudest in their
denunciations but believes that a
clean minded and fairly waged cam
paign will find its answer in the opin-
ions of the voters of the state.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-10-09

Even the most casual observer of
conditions. when he begins to pay
"war taxes" without any war in his
own country to back him up, viii read
with more appreciation and under
standing the portion of Senator
Brady's address at Twin Falls in
which he said:
"The Democratic party told the
people of the country that they were
going to practice economy and reduce
the high cost of living. The only
thing they have reduced is the revenue
of the United States government. The
revenue falling off at rate of as
high as s19,OOO,OOO month before the
European war commenced and they
were facing deficit Of 100000, 600
even if there had never been a war on
the other side of the ocean. Leaders
of the Democratic party commenced to
talk war tax, and the first gun had
scarcely been fired before they pro-
war tax; they are attempting to
saddle an additional burden of $780,,
OO0,O on the people of this nation
under the name of a war tax. 1t is
not a war tax, it is a Democratic de-
ficiency tax, and these facts will be
shown so plainly to the voters of this
country that the stamp of disapproval
will be placed upon the Democratic
party in November for their incom-
potency and extravaganza.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-27
0ltaIins ponfe iimidgt.

Die llmidBe I'M bteHgen gl,ariuahoufe
btlisfen iif beute auf ss.37s.700. Die lin.
ldts Der periloiisnsn Bsfs bsIiefen iif aui
e24.609,o60, gssen S23, 05o, 800 in Der for
rsiponoirenben 8o6e oes uoriseH Sahrss.
eSiaf.ssfuriiatsn.
Der Rartt liegt gang unb gar barnisoer.
" mar an9 nidt ein5iger 8ertauf an Der
boris uno i'm offsnen gartte ju beri6tsn.
Natitebsnoe 9abelle Don i'm bi.iiaen
Nartt b.fnoIi6sn Bombs nnS Gttien giest
bic olh5iellen Guotirunaen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-27

nn6 aus Gepobnbeit lire i90neH
Hdume bctrete unD ods sipii6eH boss
battcn SfmeiAeleien iiber ibr 0aus
IN VerIdilles unD ods S1otel o'@ps
reur IN paris. ods lie nsu dufbaueu
iteb. Dcs golt it1bnt iibcr Die Ban.
lput6 Der Utdttreiie uub Gber lire
geri4penouHa nit Der lie ben
ainitIer belobnt. unb Dergibt babel
0dB Das ROtoto nit Ieiner qeiitreiden
Gaune uno bem bur6ii6tiasn prunt
feiHer Srnamente DON ihr imprint III.
oaB lie es 1T, bic Den Stil Des 5beas
tsrs beitimmte, Boltaire auf Die Bib
ne brindt unO qeaen 0ds larmopante
9eHre tdmpft. 9elegentlt6 iogar gez
ger ons GIctOe.
gl6er all 0as btuoert am Gnot bod
niht, CAB ielbit Der a0nig ibrer 6err.
ifaft iiberOrlliiig miro, mo Die leBteu
Sabre ihre5 @eben5 iino 70 0itt nit
@nttGuihunaen geidt, naB lie lid Our
nit Yiiibe aulredt erbalten tam, ib-
re HoQe ourf3uiilbren, ole MN gan5
mo gar ielbit 3u einelu UfaSfcuipiel
gemoroen 1T. lin ben aDnig 81 I'm,
terbolten ridltet lie Inn oen Soirid.
part elm, fiir oen pon ben 9eamten
oes &0uigs ln0 ieineu OhIste1ieren
reaelrebte ,Sago uuf ie0es id6ne
%drp6en bon Goris qenlad)t miro
9l6er iie iaat iih, 0aB cine jolhe I'm
treue unaefdbrlidler iii ais Die mum
terbrodenen &eriuhe oe5 2IoeIs, cine
anoere Yfaitreiie an lire Steile 5u
brInqen.
g8emt lie IN lire 3inlncr 5triit-
te5rt, ichlieBt iie lid EN-, Inn 5u mel
ner Die g}dhte brinqt tie inlatIoS
bin mo in ibrem ieineH 9atilttld)
iinoen iih BIN lmo picoer rotbe G5lel
de, oie nid)t nom ser Shmiute ibrer
2ippcn 1crriibren. Shon treten Die
5einGc nit ibren 9lngriiieu oiicn
Dor iie bin. Ter Ser5oQ oon Slide.
lieu peigert iidJ, bel ieinem gtefien
ben 8rautlperber iiir 6rdulcin 9lle.
3u ipielen, Die Iohter Der
Gompaoour, Die i'm &loiter unierer
licben S5rauen mie cine &rin5eiiin er.
3ogen miro mo oeren So6mutb Die
cigene W}1ltter in lire Sdranfcn
nciien mltB. Gie 6euins perItoBen
i6ren 9ernanOteu, neil er ser Stoa.
metItcr Ser Mtnrquiie lit.
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cir 2eben oil eiu 9tiAtS
oergeuoet 8u habcn, am 10. 9lpril
1894, na6Oem tie 5Dan5ig Sabre 0eu
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lud neliebt Bat. llno 0ieicr a0nig,
Der beim Sooe Waria &csci1t5fa3
SGrdnen perQiBt luo Iid ipdtcr oer-
}peiielt iiber Die 2ci6e Der Gubarrn
tijr5t, Itebt am S5enter icineS 'Fdla.
les III Gari5, mdbrGno Der fIeinc
acnDuft i'm itr0menoen 9iegcn 6ie
)unfIe 9tpenue berauitomntt. rno
1ut ludts mebr oils Die 0elangpeil-
ten @nrtc iiir tie: Die D}arqltiie
bot lid einen idbledlten Gag ausge-
udt iiir lire 9feiie."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-27

Gallone. 5srpentin Sic per @allone
in partien DON Is Barrels. s}etro.
Ieum, Ohio Carbon 120 Grab 10e. bo.
$50 Grab 11tc. bo. Seablisbt ITS
Grab 12s-13ac. Gropn @afulin
zoe. Napbta 17c Der 9auone in par,
tien bon 1--5 8bls.
SaIa.-0er Wartt 1T rubig. Obio
GiDer $1.20, Wi6iaan unb glfron
$1.14 Der 86l. pon 28O gfunb.
5ala ftetig.-primu Gitp 6g-7c,
bo. Gountrp 64-64c per pfunb.
q aoblen.-Wurtt rubig. gousbs
bioa6enp $3.50-3.75, glub unb Glad
1925, &anafpba Giuttoblsn $3.50
3.75. PuB unb SIad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abasIisfert. Rauhtofe
Stiidtoblen $3.50, 2tnt6racite $7.75
per Soune abselisfert. Gote toIiet
$6.00-6.50 per SOnne abgsliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-27
Mustpdrtise Wtdrfte.

Rem gorf, 25. April.
Wsbl.-Wartt itetis.
RoaasnmsbI. -Rartt itetia.
MaismsbI.- Umrtt feit.
Roagen.-Nartt itetia.
9erite.-Wartt rubia.
Weiasu.-Wurtt feit. glp. 2 barie,
Wiuter $1.02 C. /, I. Retp gort; g,o
2 rotbsr $1.05! i'm GIebator; go. l
ROrtberu Duluth S1.02t unb go. l
Rortbern Mauitoba $1,01a (. 0. &.
fhipimmenb.
Deli6tOrH.-Wartt ieit. Rp. 8
geIbes 76sc c. /. T, BEL 4n,unft.
6ofer. r.-Wdrtt iietis.
Seu.-Wartt rubis.
Sopfen.-gartt ftetig.
S5Gute.-Ndrtt itetis.
2eber.-Wartt fef.
port.-Nartt taum itetia.
8eef.-Martt itetis.
Gut Meats. -Wartt rubia.
S9maIs. .-Tartt itetis. RibbIs
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Sdslid)er Wtarftberibt.
Gineinnati. 25. glpril.

Gtneiuuati, %. 9lpril.
Die nadfoIs,no.n AuOtiruus.n be-
stben iid nur auf Gnsros 9rans.
attionen. Bel tl.iE.r.n G.idGiten
psrb.n ettpas bDb.re pr.iis berstu.t.
proDifionen.
Der Wlartt mar rubis, pr.iI. it.iig.
9 6 m IA. - prima Steam
9.80-9.90c T. o. B.
5rodeEgefaI5enes GIeifd d
Sbrrt clear Srit.n 12-125c, Iborf
Rippeni.itsu 11S-12c, .rtra Ibort
elear Ssitsn 1875, S6ultern IL
-11ae, Bellies 13l-13ic loie unb lc
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. - Short clear G.ifen
13-133c. ,urs. Ripp.nfeitsn 12s-
13c. ertra ibort clear Seit.n 12i--
13c. GduItern 12-12ic uno Bellies
l43-14ic Ioie unb 4t per gDfunb
msbr perpadt.
Susar GureS GI.ifd. -
SGirfen 16-164. g}ienic GhuIt.rn
l2a-13c, 8r.atfnft Bacon 19-2Oc.
Sdultern 12a-13e, Ren gorf gut
C6nltern 124-13c, trodene Beef.
S6intsu s27.0o-28O0.
9 Si3sepDteItfs SGeifd.-
Sdinten 139-14c. pienic GdjuIt.rn
1oa-11c. Bellies 15-16c, Gtu.t.rn
lille. Rep gort Gut lille.
Griides Gl.ifd. = G6in,
ten 13-131c. S]iclit S6ultern 1os
-l1e. Gdult.rn 1o1-11e, ibort
RippenIeit.n lille, Fbort clear
Stiten 11-113c. eytra fbort Sstten
lloa-114. g.uiss 13s-15a pro
pfunS.
Msbl unb g.tr.ibe.
MebI. - Dint.r patent $4.25-l
$50, Wint.r Jancb s3.90-4.15,
Wint.r Sanep $3.90-415, Wiutsr
JamiIp S3.20-3.50, grtra $500
BIO, orbindrss $2.75-2.95, Sart,r
Wti5en potsnt $3.75-3.9O, bo. fancp |
s3.S5-4.25. DO. Jamilb S3.5o-3.75,
RoeeenmebI, norbpeiilid semii&ies |
S3.75-3.90. r.inss gitp S4.1O-I
i.20. semii6t.s $3.80-4.10 per gbl. !
Wsi5.n. - go. 2 rotber Wintsr |
1886, No. 3 DO. 97-98c, Ro. a |
.otbsr 5000 per 8u.
DeIIatp-n 90. 2 p.iB.s |
'2a-73e, Ro. 8 ipeibss 71a--72lc, |
RO. 4 bo. 70-71c. Ro. 2 seIbes 70t |
-71ac. Ru. 3 Do. 69a 70ar, go. 4 |
70. 68A -693c, go. 2 gemiI6ies 70a |
-71ac, glo. 8 bp. 69i -70sc, Ro. 4
o. 6si-6sle per Su.; tpeibss aOIs
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Stibromen m 0ber 6 T..
iaB. G5n Oen 9orfern nabe Der
Sdnuei5er @ren5e iino, mie Die
nStraBburger 4oit" er3Gblt noth
immer aQerIei SpiBuamen i'm
Sdpang, bercn llriprlIng 10 alt lit.
CAP Die 9cmobuer Ole 8eocutung
ridlt nebr 3u crfIdren piiien. 90
beiBer 0ic Mornader Mobren rao
elm 8ier3eiIer ipottet:
Iie Dt0rnad)er iin0 @obren,
6abeu Oen @lauben perloren,
Sen liebeu Soft Ocrgeiieu,
Ges 5clliel9 Sdppam aeireiien.
Die Gntitcbun1 nieiea 8einamens
mag in Die 3eit 5uriidreihcn, "a Die
Wt6rnaher llntert6anen ser 0rren
bon A2orpsberg gemeien iin0 ooer
NIT ieinem 6ecrbanu in oen Gricg
3oqen. Die 6crrcn pou 0iorrinton
uber iijbrten eineu 9fubrentopf I'M
@nppen. Gin Sitter 0teies lraIten
@eiflehts mar ais &cianoter b55
beu1iden aoiierS al 0en sol oeS
Sllltm3 qeidllcft nor0cn, no er IN
llnguaOe iia mo langc Sabre 8l
&onItantinopel i'm &oitca Der iieben
Ibilrlne ihnahtete. gtnd] ieiaer
Seimfebr QeItattete Inn Der auiier
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8eodhtniB OIL ieme SdifiaIp IieB
Ger Sitter Nic 9urg ieiner Butter
qIeiAiuas nit ileben Ebijrmen uerle-
bcn bon 0eucn nod 0rei aus ben
Griimmern seq qeboriteueu Jiieiea-
baueS auirogen 9tad einent ouocreu
mlQen Die 2eltte 0ee be.
a0ilah Gbcr gebeiBen
lperoen. Die GiirliuQsOoricr nelutt
man St6rdcr, Die Gttenoorier Sr0-
ide Die Seute pom 9rnnoorf IN
oeiicn 9tdbe tlir5Iid ciH betaHntcr
0obIenforider neruHqlidte, iiuo On.
len. Die &alomenidcu I'M 0prfe
Riutel. oas auf Gem s3cgc nad) gil
bel licgt, iinO Samcu3apicn. eSn
SiirSorf, in beiieu 9fahc Oie Ill cnt-
ipriugt, mobneH @aude, Die Qpr-
iabren Der irieoliden 2anopirtbe
>iiriten bieien 9}amen ans Den
aricQs3ijacn mitAebrod)t bobch Ole
I'M @eioIac Ser &iirter Graien bis
lad IIauoeru filbrtcu. Gic @rau-
umflit lno OioroIuit bcr @ftrter
piro in Den Gbroniten oft arludgnt.
Die 9eutc ooH Oloos peroen ais
ocrhobnt, Die Sieb50cr.
er ais 9refiiiBeIe uHO aod)uiiiele.
9ic 9iiraer non &iirt imo leaer.
dleder. &on Den berrIIdlen 6eIhHuh.
en- in SdIOB Sobenplirt NO iel6it
{aiiet 9hIOolpis beilige Modt 5it
Sait mar, Elm reid)Gr sSugger un6
Ra5arius oI5 6einihmedcr sol bel.
en-, mohte mnnder iette 9tlien iei.
zen g9eg in Die SdiiiieIn Der GIein.
,iirser geiun0en baben.
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81. Marquiie pDn 8smpaOuur
Bon 0r. 8ilbsGm Misbner.

2tm g. Wdr3 1741 purOe 5rdulsin
JeanRe 4ntpnie ppiiIon bic sSruu oe5
6inanspG6ters Gburles 9uiQaumc
Gsnormano b'Gtoile unb bamit bds
21idbrige WtGbden CUR Serrin sinsr
rsi3snosH gsiiBung GtOiIe unb eines
bdbIi4en, a6sr isbr perliebten Guttsn.
Der itol3 mar auf Die geiitrsi9e S4Dns
felt uno bic ih0ne Stimme isinsr
Jrdu. sic idmmstt einen beriibmten
&reis Don beriibmten Mdnnern I'm
iif, 8oltaire uno Wtaupertius Derte6z
rem in ibrsm Souie. WGbrenb aber Die
gtbsn0e in benz mad i6rem 8ei6mat
sinssrihtstsn ShIDbhen Der GsielIig.
felt gspibmet iinD, reitet obsr fdb-t
Grau D'Gtoile tdgli6 in ben Wulb BON
gtOile, in bem Der Gonid ppn 5rant>
reid iagt. Cine grobs 9sieaI6aft 5u
Pfsroe unb in gliBernbsn Surohen
beglsitet 2uOpig XIV, uno in elmer
beioubers prGhtig bemaltsn @Ia:=
tutite iiBt Die 9rdfiu Gbateaurour,
bic Gjslisbts oes a6nigs. galb in Ell
nem bIauen Wagsn uno INNER in Sc
pdnbern Don 6ldu uno roiigen Sar<
ben, ben Stoffen Der llorgenr6tbt,
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iis i'm nit ibrsn IeltIamen glugen
qroB an, aIs pOllte tie iugen. mas
treu5t bu meiHen 0eg, Seins 8eitdlt,
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oeinsn 9dnu.
gur Der G0nia t0nnts mid sur I'm
treue perIeiten," Idsrat iie bes 9t&nps
in ibrsm Sreis uno Mama poiFpn en-
aGblt pon Der 3igsunerin, bic Der neunz
idbriseu SsaHns prppbe3ei6t bat. bag
lie einft iibsr einen &6nig BON Trdnf=
reid bsrrI6en iperbe. Die GrGfiu
6bdtsaurour lieB Der Salob6errin
bon o'Gtpile beoeutsn, baB tbre glus,
fabrten uno Rite beiIer in cine anoera
9eaeno semdtt niir0en, dbsr oieier
sSefebI tuuroe 6alb ourh ben Sob eer
Dame iiberbolt. 9tuf einem Wasfeu-
bua, ben bic Stabt garis BEL @ele9en-
belt Der 9srmGblung bes Saupbin BEN
6ofe aab, tonnts 5rau o'@toils bab.r
in bic Ndbe oes &6ni1s |
lOmmen. uno bic Solgs oaoOn mar eire
gum Souper. Rad fiinf= |
Gbrissr Gbe uno dIs Wlutter einss |
lsiHsn WGbdsns flob bic neue Ssapos
-itin aus ihrsm ShloB uno beSo1 ods
0ous in 8erIailIes, in Dem porber Die
Srdfin Gbatenurour gspo6nt bate.
lno oa Der gloel rpie ole @siitli6teit
ih nit alien WiitteIn Der Sntriaue
liner iolhen Grbebune elmer giiruer-
ihen uno Der ShiiIerin @pltaires
uiosrieBten, folgte oann aud bulb bic
5rusnnuns CUR Warquiie be 9pmpoz
'our uno bic Ginfiibruna bel Sufe
'urh ben eigenfinniaen a6nia.
9uotpig Der SiinfSsbntc bate ben
Bunih ausssfpro6en, cine Iiebenss
,ertbe, beideibsne 5rau bauernS Oil
d au feiieln, oa er ielbit etipus ipie
ie Se6niudt mad Sreue unp geIdns
iateit peripiirte. Gr hpffte, lpie man
obl nod heuie aus bem dIeid,en
|runoe unter ieinsm Stanb beiratbet.
lB OieIe ihlants biirse,Ii6e Gd5nz
nit nit ben rdtbielbaft eroben sluqen
I'M elm traumbaft id6nes Slid p6ne
Hide gbrsei5e unb perIeBenbenSipIs
'reitsn peroe. benn er tatte barin
il Der 9rGfin Gbatsaurour fdIette
rfabrunssn gemaat. Bel benz sriien
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sas. s,uss ~, rr.,su !. nm y,ss.

selO ~on cal. DurDe su ~ - aS6 ans-
selieben.
yrima @ei4dftspapiers purben su az
~ bisfontirt.
Sterling Grdanse IN feh.-Gidt
~ s4.S7ss uHo Commercial su A.S4K-
485.
Bunsss . DbflgatioNsH pareu
idpab uno fpurben wis fufgt srptirt:
Yer. Siaatsn Hefunbirung Q 81 - 98H,
gsb., ~ regiitrirte 109--110X geb., Con-
pons 1929 aeb., 3% rtgitrtrts 101 = 102,
Coupons 1e1--102, Banana 8egiiter.b 29S
964 get., DO. Coupon 81, 100-102'
attit rft.-Ter Wartt mar aud
btute pieber ibwad, trobbem uon gonbon
aus beri9tet tputbe, oab Die amtriianfdsn
yapiere itetiser feien. 2it S6lubnotiruHs
gen itanoen tat ourdweg unter oenen Don
ssHerH.
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benforn 72-74c, selbes bo. 73-75e,
gemii9tes DO. 72-74e.
Safer.-0o. 2 tpeiBer 42-42ae,
Stanbarb tpeiber 41s-42c, so. 3
tpeiBer 401-41c, 80. 4 tpeiBer 39-
4oc, Ro. 2 semiidter 40a-41ac, go.
3 90. 40-401c, 90. a bo. 81-39ac.
@oggen.-Ho. 2 66-67c, go.
8 DO. 63-64e. Ho. a DO. 54-61c.
@erfte.-No. 2 sSriibjabrs SO =
zoe. Ho. 3 bo. 60-65c per 8u.
Wbistp.
9erfduft tpurben 604 gbls. Die
filters Ssinifbeb @oobs auf fer Bats
BON $1.35 per Gallone.
grpceriss.
Snffes qDdrft yIhin WreiIe
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metans MART.
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8sp gort, %. 2tpril.
Der WetaQmartt mar fIau uno mo-
mineQ.
&upfer.-Wartt nomineQ. Glectro@
lptic $14.25-14.50; Guitings $13.s
878-14.O0.
Glen. - Wlartt unperGnDert.
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G6icago, %. 2lprii.

. btcago, %. April.
Wei5en.-ISiir Mai 9255- 934c, am
S6lub 934c; fir SuIt 87a-875c, am
SdluB 87sc.
ggelf6torn.-5ir Mai 644-66c,
am S6luB 653c; fiirSuIi 64!-654c,
am S9lub 65c.
Safer.-5iir Wsai 37t 37Zc, am
S6lub 374c; fir Suli 371 1-38c, am
S6luB 37Ie.
Roaaeu.-gto. 2 62c.
@erite 1896.
9imotbb $2.75-4.75.
alee $8.O0-12.5O.
port $2000.-5iir Mai $19.85 -
2O.O5, am S6luB $4,000; fir Suli
$20.O0-2O.22, am ShluB $20.15.
S6mals 5000 Sir Wiut $10.02
1910. am S3Iub $10.07. Sir
Suli $1Os22.
gippenieiten $1O.62-11OO. Sir
U1ai $10.87 1897, am SdluB
$1o.97; fir Suli $11.O5-11.15, am
S6luB SLIP.
gutter.-Uarft unoerGnbert.
Gier. - preiIe bD6er. Orbinar9
firifs II -18ht, firits 18a-194c.
&Gie. - Mdrtt unperdnbert.
aartoffeln. - Waartt unOerduoert.
9efliiael. = 2ebenbes nieOriger in
preiis. Sopls 15ac.
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3uder = pr.ii. limb ft.tig. Rdf'
finirter Gut 2oaf 5.55c. potpbereb
4.50c. Cubes 4.65c. aranulatsb 4.40c,
gonfettipners .Q" 4.30c. off ~
400, fpeiBer ertra .G" 3,80c. srtra
e" $50. orbindrsr eslbsr 3.55.
Wolaif.s III Itetid.-glep Sr.
leans Open asttl. 38-45c, Gentrifus
gal 18-20c Der 8dllone.
Reis. - 9ouiiiunu, Tancn Sedb
6s-7e. prina 5s-64c. orbindrer Al
-5t, cSapan diff Der Nfurb.