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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Margaret Wilson
Now Rides Astride

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G.-Adyo-
Gates of riding astride for young WON
en- have been much pleased recently
by the appearance Of Miss Margaret
Wilson, daughter Of the President, on
the boulevards riding q cross saddle.
Miss Wilson, who is . fearless horse
woman rides nearly every day. Her
fayorite companion is Miss Ruth Hall
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Tight, Narrow Skirt
Is 5000 Years Old

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The
tight LIFTING, narrow bottom skirt is
5000 years old, according to Max
Muller, Psychologist at the University
Of Pennsylvania.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Sues Motorcyclist
Who Ran Into His Son

Suit for $500 has been entered by F.
C. Cooper, a travelling salesman, in be-
half of his son, F. c. Cooper, Jr., against
A. Landrum
Cooper says Landrum struck his boy
with his motorcycle on Brown Mill
road. injuring the child. and that the
accident was due to Landrum's negli-
gence
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Goes Up 1919 Feet in
New Altitude Record

SAN DIEGO. CAL, Feb. 26.-Avia-
tor Theodore Maccauley to-day held a
new altitude record after his flight
to a height Of 12.l39 feet.
The former altitude record was
made by Lieutenant II. 3. Post, of
the United States Army. who went
12,12O feet into the air and fell to his
death during the descent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
3 Negroes Holding
Up Grocer Divide SIS

A boy who saw three negroes hold UP
Sam Goldstein and rob his grocery store
at No. 81 Connally St, Wednesday even
ing, telephoned the police, but the rob
bers had gone with So of GOldstein's
money when Officers Mcdaniel and
Wood arrived.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Mrs. Pankhurst to
Interview the King

Special Gable TO The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Feb. 26, Mrs Emmcline
Pankhurst plans to interview King
George, it is announced
Having escaped arrest, she will lead
deputation Of suffragettcs and try
to gain audience of His Majesty.
Other Populations will lay the suf-
frage cause before the Archbishops
and Bishops.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Foresees Passing of
Educated Classes

PRINCETON, y. J., Feb 46.-.Nf the
present rate Of production, the more
highly educated classes would be I'M
known in 50 years. says Professor Ed
win 6. Conklin, of Princeton
He opposes tho feminist movement as
inimical to motherhood.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
LargestBritish Liner,
Britannia, Launched

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
BELFAST, Feb. 26.-The White Star
liner Britannia. the largest British
steamship, was successfully launched to-
day
Her length is about 900 feet, tonnage
so 900 tons
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Must Wear Thick
Nightie, Says Censor

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, Feb, 26.-The dramatic
censor has licensed play called La
Reve," in which an actress appears on
the stage in her sleeping garments. In
granting the license the censor speci-
fed that the actress must wear d
thick night dress
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Suicide Baked When
She Chokes on Poison

BELtIDERE, n. J., Feb. 26.-Her
haste in attempting to swallow TWO
bichIoride of mercury tablets at time
probably saved Viola Thomas life
They lodged in her throat. and her
choking aroused her mother
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Building Raced to
Save Starving Cat

DETROIT, Feb. &c. To save the life
of one starving cat which had become
imprisoned between the walls OF the
building, the owners OF the Palace The
alter here had part Of the building torn
down at a cost of $500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
British Peer Dies;
Leaves $4,000 Acres

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian,
LONDON, Feb. 26. Lord VIM
borne, one Of the wealthiest peers in
England, died at Canford
He was 10 years old, and owned
SO, 1000 acres
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Ohio Society Will
Meet Each Month

4 meeting each month in the year isi4
will be held At the Ansley Hotel by the
Ohio Society OF Georgia This was de-
cided a a meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the society Wednesday.
4 directory Of the membership Of the
organization will be placed In the lobby
Of each Of the hotels in Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
You Want

a better position, but
uncertainty, hesitancy,
delay and fear have
possessed you. Forget
it. Be forceful, positive,
unafraid. Begin now
by asserting your af-
hrmative qualities in a
business-like w ant
Ad" in The American
and Georgian, a n d
change the course of
your destiny.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Summer ConsistOry
As Pope's Health Aid

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS. Feb. 26.-A Rome dispatch
to The Echo to-day states that in or
der to avoid the danger of exposing Pope
Plus to cold, tho consistorN win be
held in warm weather, cithFr in May or
June
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26

BUTLER, Feb 26.- The heaviest
snowstorm Of q quarter Of century
ragged here for - hours. Tho ground
was covered by eight inches Of snow
Public schools closed on account Of the
snow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Women Fined for
Not Muzzling Dogs

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-"An the dogs IN
Chicago are not as valuable as one
child" said Judge Goodnow, when ne
fined seven women So each for failure
o keep their pet dogs muzzled
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
Cardinal Rampolla's
Will Is Held Valid

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
ROME. Feb. 26-The will of Cardinal
RampolIa. over which there had been
considerable dispute, was to-day adjudi-
Gated valid.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
NEW STORY
BYWOMAN
CALLED
FALSE

Chief of Detectives Lanford
Thursday planned to inyesti-
gate, along with his probe into
the Albert Mcknight affidavit,
the statement of Mrs Nina
Formby that she was piled
with whisky by detectives to
get her TO make a false affidavit
against Leo NJ Frank
Mrs t'ormbys statement
charges a deliberate plot on the
part of detectives TO get fake
evidence against Frank, and
goes into full details.
However, Chief Lanford. chief
Beavers and al the detectives who
talked to Mrs Formby when the af-
| fidavi was made denounce Mrs.
! Formby's assertion as false Chief
Tanford does not consider the wom-
ans statement of much Importance.
| because she was not called as a wit
ness at the trial,
The negro Albert Mcknight still is
being sought by the detectives. and
his affidavit stating that he testified
| falsely against Frank Is being inves-
tigated
whole Affair Ridiculous"
Meantime Attorneys Rosser and Ar
mold, for the defense, are going ahead
| with the preparation Of their detailed
reasons for new trial, which they
will present for decision before Judge
Ben H. Hin in the lower court soon,
| following the Supreme Courts denial
of a rehearing on the original evil
dence.
This whole affair about false affi-
davits and new evidence in the Frank
case is ridiculous" said chief Lanford
Thursday. There is nothing new in
anything the defense has brought for
ward The statement that detec-
| tives coerced or gave whisky to Mrs.
| Formby to get false evidence from her
against Frank is fairy tale concoct-
ed to muddy the waters.
This Mrs. FcImby called me on
the phone. and said she had informa-
| ton against Frank that might be
used. / sent Detectives Nickery, Ros-
| ser. Chewing, Norris and Handy to
see her All these men say Mrs.
| Folmby was offered nothing to make
an affidavit against Frank.
After these men reported on their
visit. ] sent for Mrs Formby, and she
came 10 my Office. In the presence %
Chief Beavers, Solicitor Dorsey, Pro-
/ baton officer Coogler, Recorder
Broyles ana myself Mrs. Formby
made her statement, which was taken
by d. G. February and sworn to by
| her,
Says Woman Was Sober.
Mrs. Formby's statement was vol
untary. and she was sober when she
made it. We thought she was lying
at the time. She never was called as
witness at the trial"
THE published reports of Mrs.
| Formby's confession in New York
| come as news to me- said Luther
tkOSSef- ulun I KNOW sue was III
| New York even. haven't anything
to say at present on the possible
| bearng OF her admissions on our
| case"
Mrs Formby, pleading repentance
| over having given false evidence
against Leo NJ Frank Wednesday
called up a New York paper and ask
ed to be permitted to make public
denial Of her affidavit.
Mrs. F'ormby said she was piled
WED whisky by detectives who want
Cd her to make the statement against
Frank that she was on the border
of delirium tremens;" that she was
taken before witnesses al detective
| headaua rters and forced to state that
she had made discriminating states
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26
90 Grandchildren at
Sixtieth Anniversary

PRESTON. MINI. Feb. 26.-Nine-
grandchildren attended the SIXTEEN
edding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael O'Connor here.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26

FORSYTH, Feb. Forsyth has had
the heaviest snowstorm in years, more
than six inches having fallen with
drifts from twelve TO sixteen inches
deep.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26

ADRIAN. Fep. rs. Tne heaviest snow
in sixteen years fell mere. n measures
on an average 81 about eight inches
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-26

WElGfiTSNfLLE Feb. &c. Wrights-
yilles first snow OF the season was
a about Two inches deep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-09

5 g6I. geiohtes 1c mebr. grtra
Winter Seif 2aro0I 85t per Gallone.
Cotton Geeb Del rraffinirtes 98c Der
Ga[one. Serpentin 51c per @alIons
in pdrtien pon ID Barrels. Yetros
Ieum. Sbio Carbon 120 Grab 1oc, bo.
150 Grab 11ac, bo. @abligbt 175
Grab 12a-131c. gronn @afulin
zoe, Napbta 17e Der guaone in pars
ten DON 1-5 8bls.
SaIs.-Oer Mortt 1T rubig. Sbio
RiOer $1.20, Mi6igan unb 4tron
$1.14 Der gbl. BON 28O pfunb.
Z q ftetig.-prima Gitn 64-65c
bo. Country 6s-6ac per pfunb.
aobIen.-Murtt rubig. Dough-
6ioa6enp $3.50-3.75, Nub unb Slad
1925, aanaipba Gtiittoblen $3.50
3.75. ytub unb GIat $2.25-2.35
per Sonns nbaelisfsrt. Rauhlofe
Stiidtoblen $3.50, Qlnt6raeite $7.75
per Sonns abseIieFert. Cote toftet
$6.00-6.5O per Sonne u6qeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-09
yom 2lerpsn umo ggerpen
seGen.
Bon Or. u. 2ipi6as.

@as iinb Die gterpen in unierem
&orper?
6ragt man ben SaIeu oonaf), 10
miro man in Der Mebr3abl Der sale
bic glutport 5cfumunen, baB Die ,Jser.
pen" oas 1an5e gteroeuipitem ihle6t-
meg iino. Wun bate iapa9e gtsroen"
ooer man lit elm Weuit nobnc Ser.
uen", oas gebt einem oaui bic Jeer-
pen", bisRsrpsn iinb aerriittet uIu. 4H
biz. .Rerpen5elleu" osRtt niemano. uno
bod liegt Ole Sabe in @irtIihtcit 10,
baB al oas, mas man pom ben Nerben
iogt, geiaet iperoen ioate bon ben
gteroen5eQeu.
Gsbirn u. Rudenmart bsiteben aus
3eQeu. iuie ale aubern Crgune in I'M
Term &orper. griugen mir ein Stiif-
den @ebirn poer Stiidhen MIfen.
mart untsr bas Witroitop. 10 iebeR
mir 3euen. gieroenjeqen. pie man
ingt, 3eQen, Die elm ettua iterniormi-
ges, jafiees Ilsieben baben. g8ie Die
9serpen aus Gem Sebiru iino aus Dem
Riiteunarf austreten, ieben mir auh
ihou nit blobem @uee 9em ole
gterpen iin6 0iemlid, Side ;doen,
mau6maI pieI bider oIs elm gltiitift.
pie man tbn in ieinem geoti5bu6 Bot.
llnS perfoIeen mir einen yeerpen, Der
bonn 9ebirn ooer pom Riideunarf
ausgebt. pettrr in ieiuem 0erIaui, 70
iiberseugen mir uns, Bob 10 Elm Rero
fih imHer mebr uno mebr per6itelt
nnb melt bincin in ben Rorper iib er.
itredt. Sie Sserpen Biebeu bin su ben
Srgaaen i'm Gorper - Der eias 81,
Der einen TuStelgruppe, Der anbere
fuieber Su ourcrn RusfeIn. ha ,iebeu
Dterpen 5u Der Saltt, gu ben Sso1r-
men, 5irn Seraen ,su ben SeIenfen,
NIT eirtem @orte gu aIlen Oreanen
i'm aorper geben 9eerpen bin, Me aus
benz Gebirn ober aus benz Riideuu1arf
tSuuuert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-09

Rinbbieb. Die 3ufubr tpal
mGbia unb Der Wurtt Bel gutter Ra4'
frdse lebbaft uno bic preiie ettpaa
befer. - Mil9tii6s paren 81 Bis So
i'm preiie niebriger.
S6pere Stiere $7.O0-8.25, auss
erlefene bis EXTRA $8.35-8.50, S8ien
$3.75-6.50, 5leii6er Stiere $6.75
-8.25, 9etfers $5.75-8.25, ausers
lefene $8.35-8.5O, elm fancD Don 78O
pfb. 5000, aiib $3.50-6.25. ausers
leiene bis ertra $6.50-7.OO, Sans
Hers $3.50-4.75, Cutters $3.50
5.75. Stoders unb SSeebsrs $3.50
800, Stot 5eifers $5.50-6.50,
Stod aiibe $4.5O-5.75.
gullen.-9ie 3ufubr mar tlein
uno bic preife feit.
Wagsre unb lei9te $5.50-6.50,
Bologna S6.50-725, einige $3.50,
fette 8uaen $7.00-7.50.
RGlber. Der Weartt er0ffnete
ftstiq 8u geftrigen Preifen.
Sr0tndre uHD 9rDbe $(.bO--9.OO,
fair biz quite lei9te $.750-9.25, Grs
tra $3.50.
S9peine. Die 3ufubr mar
rei4Iid unO bic preife infOtge Prsis'
riidaangs in anberen Wdrtten ges
briidt.
Cute big auserleiene 8erpadungs.
unb ssIsif6eriorten $S.65-8.70, or'
5indre bis auserleiene fdpere f.tte
Gdue $5.5o-7.60, grtra $7.65-
IT'S, Staes $4.50-6.75, lei4te gers
ianbtiorten $s.10-8.55, Gertel BON
10 pfuno unb DeHiger $5.50-8.00.
g DAT. unb er.-Oe
3ufubr mar reihlid uno Der Martt
BEL gutter gta9frase itetig.
Gtnie.-Grtra $5.25, CUTE BIZ
ouserleiene $5.Oo-5.20, orbindre Bis
fair $3.50-4.75. ungei6orene $500
$50.
admmer.-Grtra $7.4O-7.5o, quite
Big auserleiene $7O0-740, orbl'
mare big fair $5.50-6.75; Sriib'
iaers aammer $9.oo-11.25, Ggtra
S11.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-09
9dgliher Wtarftberi@t.
Cincinnati, 8. Mai.

Cincinnati, 8. Mai.
Di. nadfols.uben AuOtiruns.n be-
sieben iid nur auf gusros Irans.
aitionen. gei tIeiEsrsn 9eIdditsn
iptrb.n .tipas bDb.r. pr,iis ber.dn.t.
prooifioneu.
Der Warit mar rubis. pr.iI. it.iig.
S6mala. prima Gtean
9.S0-9.90c {. o. 5.
SrodtHseiaI3ents TIeifd
Sbrrt clear G,it.n 12--123e, ibori
Hippenisitsn 11s-12c, sytra ibort
clear Seit.n 1875. G9ultern II
-113c. g.lI,ss 134-13at Ioie unb ac
mfbr psrpadt.
Bacon. Sbort clear Gtiten
13-133c, iur1, gipp.ai.i..n 12a-
13c, ertra i5ort clear S.it.n 12i-
13c. G6u,tern 12-124e unb Bellies
14a-14sc Iois unb 3c per 91funb
inebr berpadt.
sugar Curb GIsifd. -
SniHttn 16--16A. glienic Shult.rn
12a 13c. gr,a.faif Bacon 19-2Oe.
S@uItsrn 12A-13e, Rtp yorl Gut
Sdultsrn 12s -13e. trod.ne Sect,
G6inisn $27.00-28.00.
GdysepStelt.s TIeif1.-
6dinttn 13t-14e. picnic edult.rn
101-11c, Yslliss 1916, Gdu.ttrn
11-113c, 2.p gort gnt 11--114e.
Grifdes GIeif9. - SHin.
Ten 13-13sc, pitaic G9nIt.rn 10A
lie, GHuIt,rn 10i-11e, fhorf
Rippenfsiten 1l--11ae, ibpr. clear
Geiten 11-11ac, srtr1 fbort Ssiten
1oa--114. Bellies 13s-16a pro
pfunb.
MetI unb @etreibe
Neil. - Wint,r pat.nt $4.25-
4.50. Winier Ganep $3.90--4.15.
Wint.r Gancp $3.90-4.15, gDinter
JamiIp $3.2o-3.50. grtru $500
3.15, orbindres $2.75-295, Barter
Msioen gatsnt $3.75-3.90, bo. fdncp
$3.85-4.25, bO. Gnmiip S3.50-3.75,
ROssenmebl. norbfpeitlih senifHtes
$3.75--390, reines Gitp $4.10-
APO, asmiibtes $3.8o-4.1o per DbI.
Dsi5en. - Ro. 2 roiber Wfntsr
99c-$1.00, go. 3 DO. 98-99e, no.
4 rotxr 5000 per 4u.
mtIf&tesH - 70. 2 irsisss
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74a -75e, 80. 3 fpeib.s 72s -73ae,
go. A bo. II = 72e, go. 2 ssl6es
711-72c go. 3 bo. 7oa Tic. SO. a
bo. 69-70e, gso. 2 gsmiidtss 71a
-72t, SO. 8 bo. 70a Tic, SO. a DO.
60-70c per 8u gBeibss &olben<
torn 77-78c per 8u. Weibs. aolen
torn 77-78e, selbts DO. 1896, ses
mifdes bo. 77-78c.
Gafer.-Ro. 2 ipeiber 411-42e,
Stanbarb tpsiBer 41-41ae, SO. 3
'ipeiBer 40a-41r, so. a fpeiber 38-
39e, Ho. 2 gemii6tsr 40-40tc, go.
3 bo. 39-39sc, go. a bO. 1880.
Roggen.-0o.2 62t-631, go.
3 bo. 60-62c. 30. a bD. $500.
@erite-No. 2 Jriibjabrs &c =
Zoe. go. 3 bo. 60-65c per 9u.
btsfh.
8erfauft tpurben 629 8bls. Die
filters sSiniibeb Goobs auf fer Bats
bon $1.35 per 9alIons.
@roceries.
Saffes Mdrtt ruhia. prtiis
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9luk'N aHribten.
g a m It a g, 9. Mai 1914.

Gam tag, 9. Wfai 1914.
Der ObiOflub lit i'm GtHcinnatier
Giitritt langiam I'M Stei9en begriTfen
uno bate aeitern 4beuo enen Waher'
itano Don 23,8 SUB.
Yttsburg, pa.-11.2 unb fdat.
Dbseling, 80. 9a.-16.8 unb fteiat.
gartersburg, 80. 9a.-15 uno iteigt,
aanopba Sails. 8. 9a.-5.4 SUB.
G6arIeiton. u. 9u.-7.7 uno fdlt.
portsmoutb, S.-22.8 unb itelgt.
Qurtsmoutb, S.-22.8 unD iteiSt.
aouispiae, ap.-10.1 SUB.
Gloonspia., Snb.-23.5 SUB.
gSaIbpile, 1enn.-25.5 unb iteigt.
RaIbpile, Ienn.-
gbattaucogu, 2enn.-11.2 uRo itei9t'
Gairu, 5ns.-29.1 uno iteigt.
Wempbis, Ssnu.-20.4 uno taut.
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aRetan MART.

Rem gort, 8. Uedi.
aupfer.-Wartt unseresslt gu $13.'
37-13.87; Glsctrolptic $14.12-14.'
81. Gate nomineu. Cuttings $13.S7-
14.12.
3inn.-Rartt rubis gu $3.50 -
1880.
9lntimon.-Nurtt rubis; GOptiOns
S7.15-7.25.
giIen.-Wart. ruhis unb unOerdns
bert.
Slsi.-Iartt rubis gu 1886
3.95.
@pslt.r.-Wsar:t fsetis au $50
$50.
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G6icaop, 8. 0foi.


G6tpeine. 3ubfubr 5000; WSartt
iapa6. Die meiiten 9ertdufe bro6F
Ten $8.50-8.6O; leid9te $40
1924; aemii6e $8.35 - 8.623,
Iafpere $8.15-8.60. rar6e $50
$50; SFertel $7.40-8.50.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wlartt
!angfam. geepes $7.25-9.50 5;eross
stiere S7.1O-8.15. Stoters uno
i5eeoers $3.50 $50; aiihe unO
6eifers $3.7o-8.60, &dlber $7.oO-
1000.
s4ofs. = 3ufubr 11,00o. Wartt
tart. Ginbeimil6e $500 - $50;
SGbrlinse $5.75i7.oO; einbeimilae
Qdnlmer $6.2O-7.55.
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etrsse.sass.xsiiss
Sas. csmss ans aitisH !. Nsv s,ri.


Gtlb .oH call wurbs 5a ~ - az aus.
ssltehen.
yrima gsl9afispapisrs DurOen sH az
~ bisfonti.f.
SterfingGrdanse III ieit.-Sidt
~ A.87T unb Commercial gu A.s4X--
Abs.
Sunse5 Obliaattonsn paren
idpab unb iuuroeH wis iolst anotirt:,
Ysr. Staatsn Rtfunbirurg 9o3 = 9s.
seb., ~ reaiitrirtt 109-l1oH geb., Cow
pons 109H asb., 80 regiitrirts 101 - 102,
Coupons 1s1-102, Banama Etgiiterto 29S
ss4 set, DO. Coupon 80. 1oo--102.
aftienmarft.-gs Surbe am eor'
nrittage elm tarfsr Druid sum Brtauisn
ousseiibt urb bic grsifs batttn babel iebr
iu leioen. Gm @tittas erholten iif bic.
islben sum Ebtil Disbsr, bod iinnben bic
S9luanoiirungeH bnr4Des unter benen bon
seitern.
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G6icagO, 8. Ttai.


9eissn.-iyir 9Jaai 93a-93sc. am
Sdlub 93Ae; fir Sua S54-Sese,
an S6lub 852c.
Delf6,oru-i5ar Nai 664-66sc,
am S9lub 664c; fir SuIi 65g-
65Ee. am S6lub 65ar.
Safsr.-Sur 5uli 37-37ac, am
S6lub 37e; fir Septembsr 353-
35sc, am S6lub 354c.
Rosaen.-!Ro. 2 63c.
gerfte 47-63t.
5imotbp $2.75-4.30.
Slice S8.O0-12.50.
Bort S19.35.-Jir Suli $19.65-
1875, am e6lub $19.67; fir Ssp.
tember S19.77-19.82, am sdIuB
$19.77.
s10.O5-1o.07, am S6lub $10.05;
fir Geptsmbsr $10.O-1025, om
S6lub 5000.
9qippenisiten $1o.50-11.00. Gir
Suli $1l.o5 - lilo. am S4lub
S11.07; fir SepteHber S1l.D-11.s
22, am SdluB S1L20.
sutter.-pr,iis b0her. Gredmeriss
1896.
ekr.-9rsiis risbriser. Sroinar9
ftrits 174-174t; Firits 1Sac.
aGis unperGNoert.
Rartofieln. n.-qrsiie b5bsr. Rotbs
$500; tpsibs 65-73e.
0sfliiasl. - Qsbenbes unDerInbert.
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Musmdrtige Mdrfte.
gaep gort, 8. Msai.


Nep yOrt, 8. Wlai.
Wle9l.-Warft ru6ig.
HoggenmebI. .-WlOrtt ru5ig.
Wtatsmebl.-Wartt Itetig.
Rogaen.-Daortt itetig.
Serite.-Wsdrft itetig.
Wetaen.-Wartt ungeregslt. 90. 2
rotber $1.O3a {. 1. I. BEL antunft. No.
2 barter Winter $l.02 {. /. I. Reip
yort; yio. / Dulut9 $l.02a unb SO.
! Northern Wanitoba $1.O24 T. o. b.
ihpimmeno.
QDeli6torn.-Ufortt piQig. 10. 3
gslbes 1890 {. !. I. bel 4ntunft.
Saier.-Marft itstig.
Seu.-Uiartt itsttg.
9opter.--Wartt ttstts.
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0iebmdrfte.

Ginciunati, s. Mai.
3ufubr unb 9eridnbt pdbreRb b.r
perfloNenen "a Stunpen, osrsIihen
nit ben oorberssbnoen 4 Saeen, pu.
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Dpnt WeIpmarft.
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De @sfddite ipartn bsuts in ben bieigen
0anien uno aud bel ben Wailern iebr ru.
big uub bic 3insraten iinb unp,ranbtrt ge.
blIeben. t5hr 9adeben son cal" wur6sn
BON ben .DanIen 4-4hge t.tehnet unb
Weidaffspapiers ipurben su 5--6g bis.
tontirt. Die Mailsr placirten 9arlsben .on
eau 81 ~ uno aui Seit 5u4H-5S.
Ms6id aHf Wen Bort
purbsn gu Bari sroilden Banisn psrfauft.
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tl00u.
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itstis. = Die foIssnosn luotirunssn iinb
~ berthtsn:
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1ase Sidyi, s4.SG Der s; paris, 8 Gage
Stdt, GA francs per sle0; 90 Taas Gidf,
617 Grones per $1oo; far Stutidlans, 4
9a9e Sidi, 4 Narl s5K - 95k, bo. 80
Ioge Sidt. 9lK--S4Ae.
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tu s4.S4I4, auf @lassop ,u s4.s4 uno apf
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CLEARING 1sHis timiaps.
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bsIisfeH iid bsute auf So, ,s8S,sso.
eofaf.edHriisttH.
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$4,000 Gusabosa 60. -, 1917 10o.65
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Suder preTle IND Ietl9. Tal'
iinirter Gut Goat 5.5cc, potpbereb
4.45c. Cubes 4.60c. aranuIdteb 4.35c.
GonfectioHsrs 81" 4.25c, Sff ~"
1850, ipeibsr .rtra .G" 3.75e, egtra
e" 3.55c.
Wolaff.s in fietid.-N.n Or.
ledns Open 2.ttle 38-45e, gentrifus
daf 18-20c Der 9nflpne
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llnb ba 1T es if,IieBIid gar nidt
su perlpuubern, 6aB es Dem Sh6pfer,
aIs er babel ipar, ben aoum gu tne'
TEN, riht 70 gar geIrnqen III nit Dem
susbau Der @eoaufcniabrit 9a
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gterperBeqen iino. llnb oo IieGt bic
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ben 5u Sebirn ober &idenmarf auf
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aorper bin - Der 9einuero iii bel
ms Wenidoen nsterlang. bel arobe.
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man fragt, fpie ole gteroen in I'M.
fern Rorper 1utfteben, 10 1T es bic
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