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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
FOR BELGIAN RELIEF
Invoices for 5000 Barrels of Flour on
Why tO Norfolk received.

Colonel II. Boykin. chairman of the
state Belgian Relief Commission, re
ceivcd yesterday invoices for 5000
barrels OF Hour now moving from AL
ton. ILL.,. to Norfolk and invoices for
500 barrels of Hour sent from Rich
monh. and for $50 barrels sent from
Stuart's Draft. Augusta County, which
was donated by the Tenth District
Committee Two trainloads of flour.
each consisting of thirty-four cars, are
being moved from Nashville. Tenn. to
Norfoik There arc already at Nor
foik hfty-hve full carloads OF freight.
mostly Hour. destined for the Belgians.
Among the cash contributors received
Yesterday by Colonel Boykin was So
ooo from the Sixth District of which
william S. Battle, Jr. is chairman.
Ihis district has also contributed 900
Of foodstufs
contributions received yesterday by
Colonel Boykin are as follows:
"iiilam 5. Battle. chairman Sixth
Prince Edward County committee
Powhatan County committe. s43
odd Fellows Lodge OF PALMYRA Va
$3.50. 20 d.
w" Palmyra, Va 25 cents.
~. F. j., city. SIS.
United Daughters OF the Confedcr,cv
OF Orange County. S56.T5
Inc Grain Club. of The Plains, SEQ.
Crbanna Dramatic Club S43O
Mrs. a. A. Campbell. Wvthe COUNTY
Cash. city 81.
Fred T. Noting. Belgian consul.
Thomas Chapel. Cartersville circuit
Cartcrsville, $3.50.
Mrs. Alice Hite. South Hill. 81
Mrs j. ID. Winkler. La Crosse. 81.
j: w. Clements. Lee Hall, s25
Narrows Va committees COS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
'HAW NOW IS POPULAR
MANCHESTER RESIDENT
lily as Whole Deeply Grieved at
Ruling That Sends Him Back
to New York.
|iIs CONDUCT IS EXEMPLARY
fsives Largely to Church and Charity.
Recent Host at Children's Party.
Society Women Express Desire to
Help.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
MANCIIESTER. \. H., December 21.
I-This city AS IA whole is deeply gricved
n I the ruling of the United States SUI
Prcmc Court that Harry Is. Thaw must
|Eo back Ia New York a prisoner. Thaw
las been "a resident of Manchester for
cvcr;il months. and has won n large
|ieSrcc of personal popularity. Ills
onduct has been that OF an cxemp-
AIRY citizen. and he mas given largely
20 the church and to charity. while
|py the wholcsomeness OF his daily
lie he has come to be ranked as one
|Pf the solid citizens OF Manchester.
/ After the announcement of the court
|Pecision to-day. Thaw denied himself
0 all interviewcrs. and Sheriff Drew.
|Hho has been to a certain extent his
custodian. but has come through as
ISOLATION with him TO be more his
friend than his TAILOR. announced that
Fhaw had been ordered by his chief
founsel. Philandcr e. Knox. to refuse
PENNSYLVANIA. and Thaw during q large
part OF the day. was in conference
with his local attorneys.
4 For the last two months, Thaw has
poem living In An Elm Street mansion.
which he leased for the winter. The
house Is In tho centre of the exclusive
district. and on several occasions Thaw
has been host TO parties which were
attended by most OF the cultured resi-
ticnts OF Manchester on Halloween he
gave childrens party, which opened
with a feast and was followed by
games. III which Thaw took part with
marked enjoyment. At the close OF
the party he gave each OF his young
guests box of candy to take home.
Thaw has not missed Sunday in his
attendance at the First Congregational
Church, and his customary contribution
10 the plate has been a $40 bill
bcred literally, and ne has also Dough,
b 900 Red Cross Christmas seals. and
promised TO buy more before Christmas
Day.
Last Thursday and Friday one Of the
Ma nchcstcr motion picture houses pre-
scented film play called Threads o!
Destiny" in which Evelyn and her son
''Pompom. We're featured Thaw did
not attend. but once when passing the
theatre with Sheriff Drew he stopped
and read the display posters. and thcr
made a low-voiced, laughing remark &c
the sheriff.
since coming here. Thaw hns bought
"a big automobile. and for time en-
ploycd a negro chauffeur.
soon he dismissed the chauffeur. and
since has done his own driving. but
never has been in the mood for speed
fishing trips. and has lived so much
out OF doors that h" has improved his
health wonderfully.
Recently more than fifty OF the Nortt
end snclety women attended meet.
ing, and expressed unanimous desir,
to help Thaw keep his liberty and re.
main II resident OF Manchester
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
FORMER WIFE EXPLAINS
HOW HE CAN DE FREE

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
NEW YORK, December 21-"Harry
can get out Of Matteawan. If he will
accept and follow my advice" said
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw In a remark
able statement to-day.
The young woman-central figure in
the events leading up to the murder
of Stanford White-added that if
Harry would send for her she would
tell him how to get out OF Nfatteawan.
60 back to Mattcawan for while
and take your medicine. Give up the
idea that you and your ego form n
greater institution than the state of
New York stop trying to run Mat
teawan by fomenting discord and seek
ing to have superintendent and physi :
clans removed.
IF Harry would regulate his future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
THAW MUST RETURN
TO NEW YORK STATE
,Cont!nued From First Page.)

be instructed would make the fact a
defense.
When. as here. the identity OF the
person. the fact that he is fugitive
from justice, the demand In due form.
the Indictment by grand jury for
what the Governor Of New York al
legcs TO be crime in that State and
the reasonable possibility that II may
he such. all appear. the constitutions
ally required surrender is not 10 be
intcrfcred with by the summary pro-
cess OF habeas corpus upon specula-
tons as to what ought to be the result
OF "a trial i'll the place where the Con-
stitution provides for its taking place.
We regard IL as too clear for
lengthy discussion that Thaw should
be delivered UP at once"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
GRAND OFFICER VISITS
RAILROAD TElEGRAPHERS
Wen Engaged ON Four Local Kniironds
t;nther to Welcome Representa-
tive of Order.

Railroad teleGraphers from four lines
entering TINS city. were present last
night ut II meeting OF the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Division. No. 40. order Of
railroad Tclegraphers. The meeting
was held IN MurphN's Hotel. with J.
j. Bermoody. grand order representa-
tive. ms the guest OF honor.
The meeting was presided over hy
l. l.. Hicks, OF CraiSsville. general
chairman of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Division. Addresses We're made by MIR.
Bermoody and several OF those present
All of the speakers predicted a bright
outlook for tclcgraphy
About nifty tcie;;raphers were pres
emit representing tn" Atlantic Coast
Line. Scaboard Air Line. Southern. and
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad Compa
MES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22

conduct along these lines he would
soon impress the Mattenwnn authori-
ties with the belief that he was sane.
ana he would be freed" said EVELYN.
do not believe that he Is incurably
lhSane.t | believe lie would be perfect
~ safe III he could learn to control
himself. or II some ono would take
charge OF him who would prevent him
from drinking brandy. Brandy has
been his curse.
IF he would show signs Of ration
nlity j would again go through all
That l once did for him Once / took
the stand and fought for him. | fought
Jerome and all the rest of them. and
fought a winning battle. All tho
sacrifices made ut that time would
willingly make again To help him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
HIS MOTHER DECLARES
EIk:LIr Is NOW ENDED

PITTSBURGH, December 2l.-"I can
not believe IT," exclaimed Mrs. William
Thaw. mother Of Harry Thaw. when
Informed to-day of the decision OF the
United States Supreme Court. Mrs.
Thaw immediately called her son ut
Manchester. ~ H.. on the telephone
She declared the fight had not yet
ended.
William a. stone former Governor
OF Pcnnsylvanin. .and one Of Thaw &
lawyers. said he had expected Il Diff
fercnt decision. This ia the end
Thaw Is sane" added the former Gov
ernor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Assessors Are Appointed.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBuRCi VA, December 2i-
An order was entered by Judge Barks-
dale in the Circuit Court Of Campbell
County. ut Rustburg on Saturday, ap-
pointing John w. ellis and ]. II. Lind
say TO reassess the real estate of
Brooksville magisterial district next
year 1nasmuch this district in
cludes all OF the Campbell County
suburbs of Lynchburg. this is the most
important appointment of assessors in
that county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
WILL. RE RETURNED
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE,

NEW YORK, December 21.-William
Il. Jerome. who acted as deputy States
Attorney General, said that as soon
rs ARRANGEMENTS could be perfected
Thaw would be brought back to this
county and tried on the conspiracy in
dictment before he was returned to
Matteawnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
mrs. STANFORD WHITE
WILL NOT DISCUSS CASE

NEW YORK. December 2I-NIrs
Stanford White is spending the winter
at "a East Eighty fourth Street
II have not read the decision of the
United States Supreme. Court" she said
tonight. '"l did not even know OF the
decision up to this time There Is
nothing ] can say"
The widow of the slain architect has
never publicly discussed the tragedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Soup Kitchen Established.
Special TO The Times dispatch

LYNCHBURG, VA. December 2l-
The free soup Kitchen, to be main
tanned as long rs there appears to be
necessity for II, was opened this
morning by the Salvation Army. The
Kitchen is on the third floor of the
army building on Tenth Street AL
though the day was warm. the kitchen
served seventeen hungry men during
the first hour Of its existence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
BIG SEA FIGHTER SAILS
Worlds Greatest nnttIeship Built In
AuGrIca Tor AE.xi..

NEW YORK. December 2l-The
Rivadavin, the worlds greatest bat
tieship. built in this country for the
argentine Republic. left here tonight
lot destination unoficially reported
to be Buenos Aires
The gigantic sea fighters keel was
laid at the Fore River yards at Quincy.
Mass. May rs, 1910. She was launched
on August IS. 1911. but was not placed
in commission until August IS Of this
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
Notifications Exchanged.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Span-
ish Ambassador. Riano and Secretary
Bryan to-day exchanged ratifca tions of
.ne investigating commission peace
treaty recently agreed to between the
United States and Spain The treaty
became effective from this date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-22
TO BUILD BRIDGE
ACROSS ELIZABETH RIVER

WASHINGTON, December 21.-The
House to-day granted permission to the
Norfolk Berkeley Bridge Corporation to
build bridge across the eastern
branch of tho Elizabeth River, within
the limits of Norfolk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-05
auS(ano uelegrap@.
Spnt 7aifer
WeiB cine neue englii4e 3situHs
aQsrbanb Wunoerbares 81
er3dblen.

2Onbom 5. Sh. Der .9ailS
Gaa", cine neue Gonboner 3eitunS,
bic am Wontag gum sriten MaI er.
itisn DeiB alerban0 @unDerburss
iiber oea osutI6en &aiIer gu berjA
ten.
Das glatt bebauptrt, oab Der aul.
ier bem Wiilitdrflisger, Der bic erfter
Somben mad 2onboH 6iusinpirft, osa
rOtben ablerorDsn 5lpsitsr alaHe pers
ipro6cn babe.
lleber Die Ge6ensgetpo6nbeiten os5
&aiIers an Der 5run! .iT6t Ons 9lait
leirsn Geiern Die fOlgenDe S9iIot.
run1 auf: sglls bcr aaiier auf BEN
ariessidaupIdB in 5runtrei6 mar,
lieb er bas SdloB. IN ipsl6em rr
isin 5auptquartier auIgeifIasen, nit
GonofdceH, bic aaf b:m Da1 aufge-
tR,irmt nurben gegen etpoigc IN.
griffe burA Guftidiffe idiibsn. pd9,
rsnD auberoem nod Elm G6nBba5
bon WletIQ dngebra6t tpurbe.
Wenn Der aaiIsr iein Sauptquar
tier Oerlsgt rperoen crit Don sinsy
tlcinen 4rmse bon WilitGringenieurer
cr Der neuen Stslle aqer6anb Gtus
mabre8s!n getroffen.
I'm oas SAIob, bns Der aaiIer auf
oem fran8OTiIfen arisgsItauplaB. BE.
pobnte, mar ein tlcinss Seer DON
Waden aufseitelt. Dor Der 5biir beg
S6laf3immers ftanben 8a6en, i'm
Gang befanb ii6 pisbsr cine G6ub
made, cine rpsitere an Der 9orber,
tRiir unb je 5pei S6ilOpaHen III
ben RGMHen iibsr uno unter Rn
Sflaf8irnmer bss aaiIers. 0rei Cor,
bons BON S6ilbpdten umitunDen
bas ganss 9ebdube unb in bem b..
na96arten BART paren perT6iebere
S4pabron.n &uoullsris, Iopie ein
Battalion Snfuntsrie poffirt.
0as betreTfsnoe S6IoB nnr Span.
Big Wsilen bon Der S6Iu6tfront ent.
ternt uno nit elmer tslsgrapbiIten
2eitung nit bsm 6auptquurtier Der
ndh'ten Qrmee perbunben, bumit Der
6aiisr i'm Safe eines pI0Blidsn Rid>
5h3s nldt gefdbrbst ipiirbe.
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GranSeiS ib.rtrasnnltn
Gineinnati, 8. Ott. 1914.

y IN ( II II !, 5. Ait. l9l4.
Wli9ael glonb al gri0aet glonp
Cots Ho. 10 unb 20 in Sobn 8. 8eu.
tets unterabtbeiluns, aud Got SO. 6
In Der llnterabtbeilung bes Sacof
Rates Va@Iafes. 81.
CLARA 8. Woobs an emma Woobs,
Got 30. q Der 6. $. W. Qttins' I'm
terabtbeilung in 5pbepart. 81.
@ottlieb Debl an9ertba 6einemann
27.20 Bel 80 SUB on Der Sjtieite Der
Cartilage Bite. 81.
Wm. g. g. Sstump on bic .. ga.
cDbs S0hns 60, fiinf Sabre pa9t.
reft cuf bas gang. brittle Stotipert
oes Osfdmp 0ebauoes No. 81 bis
913 Raee Strobe WOnatli9e Uiietbs
$10o.
Wlarp Ortbpin al grneit 6. Rine.
bert, 500 g(dsr Gdnb IN Settion II
in columbia 5oipnIhip, nuh Cots
Ro. 80 un0 SO in Der unterabtbeiluna
bes Soispb Worten's Ra6laiies in
Wfdoiionptlle. 81.
Grneit 9. Rin.bart an DilIiam Z.
Wc9riff, basfelbs Gigentbum. 81.
gbparo g. 5amont an Senrp 9.
6aseborn, 115 bsi 29O 7yub an bet
Qi6olfm QDenne IN Settipn SO IN
Wilcreef 9ofDnibip. 81.
glilna Uarin 5eQmann al 9(lerdn.
Der aloitsrtamp. 81. bel so SuB an
Der Weitisite Der Sunbers Strabe,
100 5ub n0rolid Der Charlton Stra.
Be. 81.
ai6aro D. goplss an GnOf s.
RuHsq. Got Ro. 13 in Sarriion Sci.
tons nutsra6thiIung in SarriIon,
aud flint CUB nebsn bsrIsIben Got.
$1,000.
SObn q. alug an Grdnt I. alug,
so BEL 236 CUB an ber WeItIeite Der
Daibington qDenus in G6epipt. 81.
Deter y. 3bomiOR Sr. on WiQiam
8. Grsss unb anosrs, uneefd6r as
4dsr aano in SsttiOH 6 in 5peamo,
re 2oDnl1tp. SL
anna Wionnine an Wdrp O.2uca,
40 bsi 140 SUB an Der Sitieite Der
Central Qpe. IN MdoiionbiQe. 81.
Warp 6. 5bomas unb anb.re an
Samss 6. 8edsr uno anDsre. Got al
Der Horoipeitede Der 9inben un5
Jerris aOenue in Goaeg. 9tG. 81.
Ueagbdlena Mnrqud an 6elen
Warqua, Cot go. 399 in gpfins.r
unb 6optins britt.r llnt.ra6tbeiluna
in Siib NOrpoob. aud Cots Ro. 14OI |
bis 1410 in 9ofing.r unO Soptins
5p.iter llnterdbtbeiluna in Toripoob, |
aud 30 bel 121 5ub an Der glorb>
lueitede Der Qdten Straba uno Stdts
aDsnue. 81.
gIifabstb 8. Grsgg on Better @.
5bomion ST., so b,i $50 sgub an Der
Weitieite Der 5loral gpenu. in Rcr.
fpoob. 81. an
alerunber 81. 6drbuot all Bertha
9. Sopeqs. 9b.it Der Got go. 1854
N Der G.smers Spnbieate llnt.rdb.
'beiluns in Rorpoob. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-05

Rinbpieb. - Die Ra6frdse bdi
iid ettDds geboben unb fait ale in ben
Stdasn befinbliden Stiere fanben
Nbnabme.
WlitislmdBise unb ihpere Stiere
$7.25-8.25. auserldsne SS.15-8.5O,
O9fen $3.00-6.25, TIeif6erSStiere
$5.25-7.75. Seifer $4.5O-6.5O,
auser!sfene Biz extra $6.75-775,
9iibe $3.00-5.65, auserlefene bis
srtra $5.75- 6.25, Gamers 1926
4.10, Stoders unb Jssbsrs $3.50
7.75, ds0eifer $5.25-6.25,
StodzAiibe $4.25-5.25.
9uIlen. - Der Warft mar bsuts
rn9is unb bic prsifs itstig.
iSefts guler $6.25-6.50, Bologna
$5.50-6.25, ertrd $6.25-6.4O,
biinne uno lsidte $4.50-5.50.
Wiltfiibe. = qua in Der pers
floHsnen Node mar bic Radfrass cine
quite nnb bic preils itetis fir bic bsfss
reH Gnalitdten, ipdbreno bic anberen
etipas idlpd6er fparen.
eItrn $80.00-85.o0, quite Bis
auserleiene $60.0O-78.oO, orbinare
6is fair $15.00-55.0U.
adlbsr. - Der Warft mar beute
itetis 5u ben prsiIen BON lebter Wo6e.
Srbinare uno arOss $5.50-10.75,
fair Big CUTE lsiate $7.50-11,25,
srtra $11.5O.
S6Deine-9ie No6frdoe mar
cine quite unb g0tel. uno 5leiIferlors
ten itieg.n Inn 10c, lei6te YerIanbtiors
ten absr blieben ftstis.
9ute Big auserleiens 8erpddungss
rnb 5l.iiferiorien $8.S5-8.90, orbis
mare bis auserleIsns I6pere fstte Sdue
$5.50-S.15, Gtaes $4.75-7.25.
Ieifie 9eribiffunssiortsn $500
SIS, aertsI bon ITO pfunb unb nee
niger $5.00-8.00, mittelmdbiae Ser.
fhiifunasiortsn $8.75-S.80.
9 6dfe uno Gdmmer.-Die
3reiie fir S9afe iparen itetig, 2Gm.
mer dber fielsn um 10-15c per 100
pfuno uno idloiI.n i6tpa6.
Shdf,. Grtra $5.25, quito Biz
ausetleIene S4.75-5.15. orSindrs bis
fair $2.75-4.65. 9Gmmsr 5000
800, Guas $5.00-5.75.
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Eater Gar ytitolaus lit. trat 1908 IN
bas Seer ein nno tpauote iih nor ct
ma pier Sa9ren Der Bliegcrsi 81.
Bring Seinri9 puroe aui ben jungeil
Sffisisr uufmertIdm, ais er islbIl bel
guler llnterri6t i'm 5lisgen nd1f1.
StobeIIen, BON osm man in Jliss1r
trsiIen tets bsbaupiete, oab tr NIT e.
ner Gigarrsntiite flirgsu tonne, leste
om 81. 0e5emttr 1910 itin PjIoiea
eramen a6 unD mu6te gleifJ edrauf
cine aor5e Rei6e bon llebsrllnofli9en
@ieoertolt fubr er BON Gem 6lugpln5
Al Qie6esmoblen ieincs Re9imelI:s
na9 GlrmTtaot uno flog iel6it 9st
Naht unD Rebel oann -pieoer 5I-nd.
8etanut puroe 2sutnant p, .6ipoensn
baburdl, DaB er ais sriter Sffi5ter bic
Be nCntungsmDgli9teit Don 5lug
SsuJen Fir oyn 6eerssolenIt nadine
len tonnte. Bel eipsu IaHoDsr In
Sabre 1911 perpenoste man gun e.
ten Wule Bliegrr aum 4uftldrun95
oienit, uno p.5iboefen Apag i'm Ston
BE- DamaIs 10 gldn3enoe Weloungen
an MAIDEN. olB man balo oaruu5 an
ben peiterfu 2lu5fau pes WtilitarflAg
lpeIens l:r3 Neiterbn tam 2sut
nlnt b. SiobeIsn bic Glre Fir i'd IN
Qnfprud ne6msn, bic rite 2uitpplt
in 9cutIdluno befDroert 81 il6en
Rad SdblloIsn g,dn3enoen 6Ilgen
nabm lsutnnnt D. 0iooeiien i'm syabre
1913 an Bri5 6einrih 9luqe
tbeil unb gepann Oant icinsr Gnsr9is
otn erIen groBen 3uOsrldfijsteit@
preis. Spdterbin purb' sr na4 Do.
beris uDtcmmanOirt un0 mat.s bon
bier aus rie'igs ue6erlanoftiiae 2uft,
reiIen BON 1000 &iIometsrn unD msAr
i'm GaQe paren bei ibm ourdaus te;ne
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teinen nod % itiirmiIhen Wino, Der
6iobeiIeu pm elmer einmal porgenom
msnen Ga6rt 5uriid9sboltsn hitte
DisberGolt bate er iaDcrs Stir5s
unb MaI9inenbefette su iiterpinDen.
ober er blieb infoIge 7einer nlren1bn-
lihen sroBen @nsrgie uuo Ieiner @ei.
ftesgegelport itets Ssrr Der Situu=
tim.
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ernnSeisentbnms s6spstb.fen
Weue 6npnthtttn

w u - y &c u.
| Sun.us 5. Daltsr an Grsberid u
gi.n. $1361.04.
grneit 8. Rinebart an Matiion 9
U. Ilo. 2 $1,000. s
Irtbur z. aeininser an @olunt..l
6. unb 9. 60, $4,000.
elmer Smitb an William pieiffer
S25oo.
Clarence g. 5rsp an Selen g. 5r:p
$250o.
Gilbert Ban gIsst ar eagle 9. uns
9. u. $130O.
Soisp6 :. 8iaboff an Ruoiion
Roao 9. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
5reb. 80. 8linomeier al Central
5oirmount 3. unO 6. So. $25O0.
Wlarp Oe2ucn an Soutb.rn Sbiu
6. uHo 3. So. $500.
ROrris GOIob.rs an aIpba 9. uno
6. 60. $500.
ooui6 y. 5ebrner an Saco6 Ran.
beleil. $3.50.
William $. Grsss al pster q.
56omion Sr. $1,000.
0etilgts 9Dpotbeten.
Cooperative Improvement 60. an
Nbio Rational size Sni. GOmpanp.
$4,000.
Wagaic 9erbdrot an Stor 9. u.
&c. 3 So. $1250.
Soispb y. Sat an Soutbern Sbio
6. uno Z. So. $1,000.
See Sbspdro an gDpoming 6. uno
g. 60. $4,000.
Otrfslbs an Saues g. Robinion,
Sruitse. $1,000.
Nina 70. WinbiIh all Weitsru
0,rmd gunt. Sl20O.
Ranbdll 8. gpnoOn an &atbrpn u.
euIbertfon, $4100.
elmer Smitb an Cottage 3. unc
9. So. $1,000.
gIifa6etb W. 9osmsner an gIdrt
Strabe g. unb y. so. $500.
hilbert Ban Yle.t an Glen Ga
Dugnd. $500.
9epp unb @oIoberl al Bon 5on
y. unb g. 60. $1,000.
Sofepb aeDp aH ROrris 9olbsrs. |
$3.50.
sspp unb golobsrs on Bon 9on y. |
unbr 8. Co., $3.50.
}reberid 5. aisbIins on aats Ga
be. 500.
gflbert Ban Ylset al SuutbernI
ChiO Sapinss goni 60. $1,000.
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9eftii gelte % rte.
(9lls BEN ..ulF.

Der a0nis Seinrid fil6r iibsr GanO
Seinrid Der Yierte pon sSrantreif,
llnb mo- er nahm ieinen uuteritano,
Da aeigten Die 9alern iia oontreid.
auum fam er an. "a 6rieter iie
Rebbubn, Rebaubn 10 t6itliA iuie ME,
Su lGbeIte 6einrih:
n5oliiours perbriri!"
Yoincars fdtrt nitt iiber Gdno,
poincare ppn israntrei6.
4. trisgt nur 9epei6en in bic Sano
llnb bic iinD niat iebr tIun5rei4;
9lus ellie. aus Nancp uno 2ongDp
ah, tpis barmonii6 meloen lie:
,Spuiolrs per0u."
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Grtennt ibn. "a

.Sap' mol, meiu fleiner Monr
tcunft bu mid bsnn" fragte III cine,
QroBen GeIelIifaft Elm Sotrr oos flint
id6riae S0bnhCn oes 6nuies. % ia, "
CAB ooS Mino pr Anhport, n9tin
lper bin i'd oenn, metn 6sr8enSiunge
- .Su, bu biit ber Serr, Der Stpe
tier 9lnseIita acItern 9itenN auf BET
Srcppc aefiiEt BOT, rrluiocrtc oe
&lciHc rrrnlpt.
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Gbieago, 8. SH.
Wsijsn Jiir DECEMBER $1.06a-
1.083, ON SdIub S1.08; fir Tlai
$I.12q-115, ON GdluB $l.14I.
Mais. sir DECEMBER 67-6Sle,
am Shlub Csc; fir Wsai 69t T03c,
am Gtlub 70sc.
apafsr. Cir DECEMBER 47t-4shc,
am S6luB 47ae; fir Wai 5oA
51sc. am S6luB 51sc.
gipgssn. n.-Ro. 2 93c.
Gsrits 54-70c.
9imOtbD $3.75-5.0o.
alse nominea.
BORT $16.75. Jiir Sftobsr $l6.62;
fur SaRuar $l9.00-19.50. am
S6llb S19.45.
S4muls $9.57. 5iir Sttober $9.45
-9.57, am S4lub $9.57; fir Ga
mar $9.77-9.90. am S6Inb $3.50.
RippeHieiisn $11.12 1l62. iyiir
Oitober $l0.50; fir Sanuar $1,000
--10.17. am S6Iub $l0.15.
Butter unpsrdnbsrt.
gier b5bsr gu 19-22c, Srbinarb
Jirits 90 21c, Girits 21a 22ac.
2artoffeIn bSbsr. Wlidigan unb
Miseoniin rpibe 42-47c. DO. iDeibs
43--53c, Winneiota unb Sbio 45-
50c.
GsfIiiosl. u,lpsranbsrt.
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8uder. - grsiis iisiis. Maffintr.
ter Gut 2oaf 8.15e; polpb<reb 1856;
Cubes 7.50t; sranuIirier 7.25e; Con.
fettiOners ~ 7.15e; off ,4- 6.sOe;
iptibsr Ttra g. 6.70e; trira q.
6.50e.
WoIaffesiif ifstis. -gtw Orr
leans Open asttIs 38-45c, Gentrifi.
gal 18 zoe per @alIons.
Rsis. - Qouifiana. iynnep deab
6i-7r, primn 5a-6ie. orbindrtr Al
&c. Japan 4A4ae per pfunb.
Dairp probutte
Huttsr. - Wlarft rutia. CRETE
fittis. WbokmiIf ertra 33c, Gen.
tgaIi5ebGrtra 30ac. Centralized 5irits
26k 271c, bo. Geconbs % 23c,
Gautp 1airp 23s. pddius St0d 19s
pei Plumb.
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