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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28
A SORRY VIEW OF IT

Il 4" HE Little Journal" of Boston
published by Arthur d. Lit
= tle,' Inc, chemists, engineer
and managers, contains th'
following significant editorial relative
to the cry that has gone up from the
country at large that our manufactur'
ing chemists free us from the Ger
man monopoly of dyestuffs:
In view of the general character
of the proposals to make this coun-
try Immediately Independent of
Germany as regards dyestuffs, we
are surprised that no one has put
forward the more obvious and prac-
tical suggestion that we utilize
our native rainbows to supply the
tinctorial requirements of our tex
tile and other industries. They are
quite as brilliant as the best Ger
man coal tar products and although
no statistics are Immediately avail
able they are very generally dis
tributed and their number in the
aggregate would seem to be suf-
ficient to supply any reasonable
demand. Chasing them Is an agree
able occupation in which 1T would
not be difficult to enlist a consider
able proportion of the unemployed.
We have heard of nobody so foolish
as to advance the possibility of MAX
ing the United States Immediately
Independent of Germany in this line of
trade, and it is a little surprising to
find a technical magazine taking that
view of it. The Little Journal" is
either careless of its opportunities to
encourage the development of new
business or it is ready to admit that
the Americap chemist is so woefully
deficient in talent and energy that he
stands no more show of successfully
with his German competi-
Tor than he does of manufacturing
coal tar dyes from rainbow hues. In
either case the editor might have de-
Cecelia's choir under the direction of
voted his space to better account.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

1t is to the credit of the French air
fleet, which bombarded Metz yesterday.
that it refrained from casting bombs
except at fortihcations or in places oc-
cupied by soldiery The throwing of
explosives into the midst of residence
districts is not war; it is simply saw
asery run wild. Further than that. if
has no direct bearing on the final result
OF the war and any move by any COM
blatant that has not that ultimate re-
suit in view is merely wasted
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

~ OVERNOR TENER will be en-
abled to present to the mex
~ General Assembly a plan fol
undermining the methods o1
Pennsylvania State government
through the report placed in his hands
by the State Economy and Efficiency
Commission and made public last
night. The document is a survey of
the whole governmental scheme of the
State, with exception of legislative and
judiciary branches, which, it is stated,
could not be included because of lack
of time. AS the complaints about
office holding in the legislature had as
much to do with creating the senti-
ment for the INJURY made by the
commission as did the holding of two
or more offices by people on Capitol
Hill, it is unfortunate that the probe
could not be inserted into the law
makers payroll.
The report. which is purely sugges-
tive and would require much legisla-
tion to work out, contains some recon-
mendatiOns that are imperative, some
that are important and some that are
Interesting. Frankly speaking, some
of them are old friends, ideas which
have been floating up and down the
corridors of the Capitol ever since it
was built, while others are new and
diVerting altogether. Everyone knows
that there is room for Improvement
in the bookkeeping methods, in the
tax settlements, in the purchase of
supplies and the contract system; that
civil service and a pension fund are
important to the State and that the
commendation given to the State De-
partment of Health and State Board
of Public Charities is worth while, but
the proposition to create the job of
State press agent is one that should
not require much attention. Some
newspapers in Pennsylvania get the
habit of detracting their State because
of political animosity to men in power.
but at no time has any newspaper of
the Keystone State been backward
about giving space to the splendid
work for humanity that has placed
our Commonwealth far up in the list
in the last ten years.
The report may be studied with
profit and much to interest and enter
tain may be found therein.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

Wilson to face hard fight for re-
nomination" says New Work Sun
headline. But not nearly so hard as for
reelection.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

M lNuUT
Johnny: | got
licked at school
to-day for some
thing ! didn't do.
Ma: What was
it?
Johnny: An eX-
ample in arithme-
tic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28
do YOU KNOW:

That more freight cars pass
through Harrisburg than any city
i'm the State outside of Philadel-
phia and Pittsburgh?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

About one in every half dozen auto
mobiles seen about the city carries the
turquoise blue tag of the 1915. license,
This is not required to be displayed
until January l, but officials of the
State automobile registration division
say that no one seems to want to run
any risks. Some people are showing
both the 1914 and 1916 tags.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28
THE MANILA OUTBREAK

insurrection at Manila, so
promptly quelled by the United
\ States troops and constabulary,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2s
MoDERNIzING ADMINISTRATION

~ OVERNOR TENER will be en-
abled to present to the next
~ General Assembly a plan for
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

Movement of. coal through the city
has been at tremendous rate the last
fortnight say railroad men, and they
attribute it to the fact that stocks in
the eastern cities have been depleted
by the severely cold weather to an ex-
tent not expected. Some of the trains
sent through the city are composed of
steel "battleship" cars. filled to the
brim, and running pretty close to-
gether. The coal traffic has been so
heavy that trains have been run on
mondays and Sundays just the same as
other days.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

wv HILE it will be a matter of
M regret for many that Miss
w Violet Oakley will be unable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
Sanatorio del
Auxilio Mutuo
ENTRADAS:

ENIRADAS:
Don Toribio Rodriguez, de Rio Pie
dras. Don Martin Cobas del Vale, de
Rio Piedras. Don Matias Buron Oveje
TO, de Bayam6n. Don Rafael Teijeiro
Caifas, de San Juan. Don Cesar Espa-
mol Urgal, de Vega Baja. Don Manuel
Fernandez Garrido, de San Juan. Don
Francisco Torres Requena, de San
Juan Don Ramon Iglesias Acevedo
de Barceloneta Don Enrique Mendez
Martin, de San Juan. Don Jose Arce
Martinez, de San Juan Don Matias Gil
de Rubio de Rio Piedras. Don Manuel
Torano Alvarez, de Naranjitos.
SALIDAS.
Don Francisco Tebles Martinez, de
Vega Baja. Don Antonio Revilla
Echandia, de San Juan Don Bias
Alfonso Martinez, de Santurce Don
Martin Cobas del Vale, de Rio Piedras.
Don Severiano Alava Unanue, de Ca
rolina. Don Jose Ma. Blanco Fabian,
de San Juan. Don Lorenzo Jimenez,
de CaguaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
CRONICA

Numerosos ninos, de ambos sexos, pu-
lulan por los alrededores de la factorias
q todas horas del dfa. Hay muchos COM
prendidos en- la edad escolar y, sin en-
bargo los benefcios de la instruction
les son desconocidos en- absolute SPor
qu6G
Porque en- este barrio populoso no
hay mas que una escuela, la de Anton
Ruiz, que esta situada unas tres mi.
Has de la factorfa y los ninos no pueden
salvar, tan larga distancia, las cuatro
veces diarias que requiere una buena
asistencia clase. Constituyen la CO.
lonia de la factorfa SO edifcios habita-
dos, entire casaS, ,bohios cuarteles Y son
cuarenta las familias con hijos en- edad
escolar Pocos, muy pocos son los ninos
que acuden a la escuela que, como digo,
esta muy disyante; pero seria injusto
achacar solamente eSta circumstance
la falta de instruction en- la ninez Con-
tribuye, tambien, las carencia de recur.
sos de los trabajadores que obligan a
los padres procurar trabajo los hi
jos cuando por su edad y constitution
fisica debiera llevar vida de reposo es-
tudio, en- vez de sufrir, en- pleno campo
los ardores del sol desgastar su orga-
nismo en- las duras faenas del taller.
Las modernas teorfas pedag6gicas
prescriben que los ninos sc les de una
educaci6n mixta de deSarrollo intelec-
tual fisico.
Asi las escuelas modernaS eStan dota-
daS de salas de gimnasia servidas de
baneras y piScinas donde los ninos Sc
eJercltan Ell la nataci6n Y de esta
combination de estudioS intelectuales
diversiones ordenadaS, Sc forma un con
Junto de cultura que prepara, a los nj
nos, para ser hombres de provecho son
base de riqueza para los pueblos.
Este Sistema de educaci6n tene un
complemento positive en- las cantinas
eScolares, donde Sc da alimentaci6n sa-
ma y abundante los escolares.
Cuando los padres Sc percatan de que
suS hijoS reciben la alimentaci6n eSpi-
ritual y corporal necesaria, sacrifcan su
propio egoismo y mandan los ninos q
la escuela, Ell vez de interesarse porque
aumenten, con algunos centavoS, el dia-
RIO ingreso de la familia.
No LENA, la escuela de Anton Ruiz,
como ninguna de las ruraleS, las condi-
clones neceSarias para la moderna edu-
caci6n. FL edfcio es tan reducido que
apenaS tiene espaciO para los ninos que
viven EN- sus inmediaciOneS.
La labor de los profesores Sc estrella
contra la falta de medios y la desidia
de los padres. Las autoridades escola-
res debieran estudiar este asunto Y bus
car los medios de crear una escuela en-
Paste Viejo", donde pudieran recibir
educaci6n los so 8 60 nifos que care
cen, por complete, en- esta factorla pa
ra poder ir fernando un plantel de ciu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19
dadanos que, al negar a la mayor edad,
fuesen conscientes de sus actos.

Otra mejora precisa, tambien, este po-
blado Carece de servicio de correos
apesar de que pasan de 200 los vecinos.
Precisa que Sc traslade una persona a
Humacao para que podamos recibir la
correspondence no hay necesidad de
decir las pesimas condolences en- que Sc
prestan importante servicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-19

Unidos la creacion de escuelas y un
servicio de correos al establecimiento de
una biblioteca Official que colabora a la
ilustraci6n popular, pudiera hacerse
mucho en- pro de la cultura de la gente
del campo naturalmente, por ell me-
ioramiento de las condiciones del pue-
bio en- general.
Carlos VINOTIO.
Humacao, 15-10-914.
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gerf&f,b.n.s.

DeIs.-Warit tetia. 2ein0l 70.
bts 55c per Gallon. in partien Don
'5 Bbl. @efodtes 1c mebr. ylo.
GarbDl &c; Cotton Seeb Sel raffi.
nirtes 6Oc per Galore. 5srpentin 52t
per @a[one in partien BON Is
Barrels. petrDleum, S6io Carbon
120 Grab 10c, DO. $50 Grab 11ac,
Seablisbt IT'S Grab 1916. groipn Ga
iOlin zoe. Rap5ta 17c per Galone in
purtien pon 1--5 86ls.
Sals.-9er Mnr,t 1T rubia. Sbio
Rioer $1.20. Wi6isan unb @tron
$1.14 Der 1851. BON $50 qfunb.
e ala itetis.-prima Gitp 6a-65e,
DO. Gountrp 6s-6sc per pfunb.
aohlen.-Martt rubis. Dough-
hioabenb $3.5o-3.75, RuB unb Slad
$2.25, aanGfpba StiittobIen $3.50
BIS. glub unb Slad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abgeli,f.rt. Rauhloie
StiidtObl.n $3.50, 2lnt6racite $7.75
per Sonne abseliefsrt. Goi. toiiet
$6.00--6.5O per Some obo.liefert.
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9dgliAer WtarftberiHt.
6ireiuuofi 9

Gineinnati, 81. Wai.
Die nadfols.noen AuotlruHs.n be-
siekn iid nur auf gnsros 9rans.
attionen. Bel tIeiKsrsn Geitdften
perDsn .iipus h5bsre pr.iis bsr.6n.t.
propiftonen
Ser Wartt mar rubis, prsii. itetig.
g HmaIs. prima Steam
9.S0-9.90c (. o. b.
Srodtugeialsenes SIeifd
Sbrrt clear Gsit.n 12-123e, ibort
Ripp.nisit.H 119-12c, ertra ibort
clear Seiten 11a-12c, S4ultern II
-114c. 9.II,es 13l-13ie IoI. unb ie
mcbr psrpadt.
8aeon. Gbort clear Geiten
13-134c. tlras Rippeni.it.n 12s-
13e. ertra isort clear Ssiten 12i-
13e, G&u.teru 12-124c uno Beetles
14a-14ic IOie unb ID per gfuns
inthr perpadt.
5usar Gur.b TI.ifd. -
S6irten 16-16}, g}ienie Shuliern
12a 13e. Br.a,fait Bacon 19-2oe,
SduItern 12a-13e, Rem gori Gut
Sduliern 123-13c. trodsne 9ee5.
S&inlsn $27.0o-28.00.
6assepoteItss GIeif6.--
S4inten 13t-14c. pienie Gduliern
10a-11c. Bellies 15--16c, Gdustern
11-f14e. Stem Dorf Gut 11-114e.
Grifdes Gleifd. = e6in,
Ten 13-13te, picaie Sdultsrn 1oA
lie, GduIt.rn 10a-11e, jbori
Rippeni.iten Hill, fEprt eisar
Geiten 11-11ac, EXTRA fbort Ssiten
1oa-114. Bellies 13l-15a PRO
pfunb.
Te4I unb getr.ibe.
NebI. - Wint.r patsnt $4.25--
4.50, Mintsr Ganep $3.9O-4.15.
Wint.r Tancp $3.9o-4.15. Winter
BamiIp $3.2O-3.50. eytra $500
3.15, srbindrss $2.75-2S5, garter
Dsi,sn patsnt $3.75-3.90, bo. fanrp
$3.S5-4.25. bO. GamiIp s3.50-3.75,
Ross.nmebl. Horbtpeitlid ssmii6tes
$3.75-3.9O, rsinss Gitp $4.10--
40, ssmifhtts $3.80--4.10 per BbI.
wei5sn. - no. 2 rotber Wintsr
98399ac. Ro. 8 DO. 96--97ae, Ro.
4 roibsr S5-95e per 4u.
Welfhtp-n Ro. 2 psihes
76-77e, NO. 3 ipeiBts 74-75e,
Ro. A bo. 72--73ac, go. 2 gelbes
74-75s. 30. 3 bo. 72A 73hs 9O.
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8pm friitalleaen GrbferH uxo
psm SHueul.beH Der Wtetalls.
Bon Or. 30. 9uertler, Berlin.

Gs lit Dor nidt LANCER 3eit BON
Seinri5 &pbn CSusnos Qires) cine
intsreHante 56eOris uufgeitsllt poroen,
na6 pel6.r Der f.its grotsrn, Der, pis
betannt, ppn Der erItarrten @rorinoe
bur6 oas iossnannts 5dbplaitiife
,Gima" getrsnnt 1T, als Elm sin5iser
md6tissr 9riitall uuf5ufaiien lei. Die
ier a.ru 1T metaaii9 uno beIt.bt aus
elmer 2ssiruns uun NideIz@iien uno
ben anoeren S6ipers unb GoelmetdIs
len. 9ieis sbeprie bat aus eeolosi'
i6en 9riinben pisl 9sitehenoss uno
es mag Des6al6 niht uninterefant
Isin, oab iie aud bu, mo bic @eoIsgie
iit nit Der nsusn DiienI6uft .Mes
taqperapbie" beriibrt, einen pulltoms
msnsn Gintluns nit ben pifenI9dfts
Iifsn Grfabrunssn gu er5isIsn pers
mag.
Die MstaGcsropbis bsi6Gftigt fiG
nit BEN innsren aufbau uno ben Gis
g.ni6aftsu Der mstalliI6sn SubitaH=
gen. Die lebbaftsn Jorihungen Der
I.btsr Subraebnte baben duf bieiem
@ebiet manhsrlsi Gutbsdungen ans
Sagesli6t ssbrabt bic mad unIeren
friiber.n aagemeiuen Qnidduungeu
poliommen uHeriportst tdmen. Die
pi.Qei6t fir bic 9lagsmeinbsit inter
eFunte gutbeduns biIoet bic oubers
orDentlihe uno uneripartete inuere 2es
benbisteit Der mstallii9en Subitan5en.
III. mstaliiden Subitan3en iino aus
ein5sInen ariitaIl.n aufsebaut. 9tle
bieie &riitalle DsrmDeen ibre 3uiams
meuf.Buns innerbaIb setpiFsr, mdndIs
NAL iebr eneer, mon6nlal aber AUDI
lnenbliGer 9ren5su gu pariiren. sic
tDHnen Slbiians oufnebmsu uuS abs
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Stoders ilnS 5eebers fparen in 0ad.
frase nnb Iietis, oes9lei4en Mil4-
fube.
Mittlere unb fdtpere Stiere $3.50
-8.75, 81 ertra fette Stisre i'm
Dur4i6niitssspib BON 1874 pfuno,
$500; S6fen 4.00-7.00, 5leiI6ers
Sisre $7.50-8.50, Ssifers $500
$50, Grtra $8.60-8.75, fancD 1886
800, &iibe $4.00-6.25, auserle=
iene $6.75-7.00; Gamers $4.0O-
Ats; Cutters $4.75-5.75, Stoders
unb sSeebsrs $6.25-8.25, Stods Sei>
fers $5.50-6.25, Stod &iibe $3.50
-5.25.
8ullsn. = 9ei nur mdBiger 3us
fubr mar oer Martt beute itetig Biz
itarf.
Weagere unb lst6te $5.5o-6.35,
Bologna $6.50-7.25, fette 8ullen
$7.00-7.50.
aGlber-0ie 3ufubr par bsuts
aiemlif qroB unb bic preiie I'm 25
--5Ue nieprl9er.
Sroinare unb arobe $6.00-10.25,
fair bis CUTE lei4te $8.50-10.50,
grtra $10.57, eiuige 8srfdufe gu $11.
g dpeins-Oie 3ufubr mar
beute bic grObts Der Wo6e unb Der
Wartt Daber i6pa3. Sin 56eil Der
i'm Wartte 6efinb!i6en S6neine Bile
ben unpertauit. Die preiIs fir
TlsiI6erfortsn fislen I'm 10c, fir
lei9te 8erfunOtiorttn uno GsrtsI um
20c.
@uts big aussrleIene @erpatungss
uno Hleii6eriorten $8.55-8.60, DR.
bindre bis aussrlsiene f6tpers fstte
GGue $5.75-7.80, grtra $7.85-
7.9O, Stags $4.75-6.75, @rtra So
SO. lsi4te @erianotiortsn $500
$40, 5srtel Don no pfunb unb rpes
niger $6.00-8.15.
g dafs unb er.-Ser
Wartt mar beute rubig. Saafe uno
eeidorsns 9dmmer fieIen I'm 10
15c. Gribiabrs 2dmmer I'm rs
SOC.
Sdafe.-Grtra lei9te $490-5.15,
quite Bis auserleiene S4.50-4.85, DR.
binGre Bis fair $3.25-4.50; qei6os
rene Gdmmer $5.75-7.60, i4pere
S6afe $4.0O-,5O; TriibjabrssGdms
msr $6.00-9.50, Slsii4er admmsr
sc. 0O-S.OO
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fslub'9ahribten.
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Treitaa %. Wai 1914.

Jr q 9, IL. Ulet lo1f'
Sm Gincinnathr Oiitritt lit Der
Slub langfam im5ullen bssriffen. 9es
tern glbeno bate berielbe bel bieIi9er
Staot einsn Mafsritaub Don 23.4
Sub.
Die folgenosn Sepeifsn trafer
pGbreno beg ssitriasu 5ases bier elm;
qittsburg, ga.-3.9 SUB uno fdlt.
8beelinq, SO. 9a.-8.4 unb fdat.
portersbura, SO. @a.-10.2 unO fdllt
aanopbu ;yalls, 80. @a.-1.7 II. fdat.
gbarleiton, 80. 9a.-7 SUB unb fGlt.
Qortsmoutb, S.-18.9 uno fGat.
Qouigpile. &p.-10.3 uHb fGllt.
gpanspile, Snb.-20.7 unb iteiet.
CHATTANOOGA, 5enn.-8.2 unb faat.
Roi6pias, 5enn.-9.3 uno fdut.
Goiro, s}ls.-24.9 unb fdlt.
R.mpbis, 1snn.-20 SUB uno ldat.
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Ghicaap. sSng.. q. Wlai.

e@psine.-3ufubr 1900. Martt
itetia. Die meiitsn 9ertdufe erSielter
$8.45-8.55; ssmii4te $8.25-8.573;
itpere $s.1O-8.523; raube $50
$40; Hsrtel $7.50-8.40.
RinbOieb.-3ufu6r 5000. Wlartt
itetia. geepes $7.4O-9.30; Stiere
$7.1O-8.2O; StOders uno 6eeoers
$6.4O-8.55; Siibs uub Seifers $3.7O
-S.75; SGlber $7.50-10,65.
G6dfe.-3ufubr $4,000. Wldrtt
lansIam. S6afe $5.25-6.10; Sdbr'
ltnoe $6.10-7.10; 2dmmer 1925
$50; i5rii6iubrs 2dmm.r $6.75-
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MRetaas Ntarft.
81 E 10 gorf, q. gpo

ITEM yorf, q. Wldi.
aupier -Narft rrbis. Spot lmo
sSuli $780, - 14.12. GlectrpIpiic
.$1425; 2afe nomineu; Cuttings
$1400-14.12.
3inn.-Wartt feit gu S33.15-33..
80.
sfntimon. -Rarft ilau. Goofion's
81 .25-7.37.
@iien.-Rartt rubis uno rnoer'
lnoert.
@lei. @artt rubis su $685.
3.95.
Sp.lt.r.-Wartt Dilis Su S5.o5-
5.15.
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ter peHsu non geftern.
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4 DO. 7Oa -72c, SO. 2 semii6tes "A
-74ac, Ro. 3 bo. 725-73ac, go. 4
DO. 71-724c per gu. Weibes aolben.
form 75-77ac, gelbes bo. 76-78e
semiidtes bo. 75-77c.
6afer.-Ro. 2 ipsiber 44-44ac,
Stanoarb tpeiber 43a-44c, go. g
-tpeiBsr 421-43c, 80. 4 peiber Al
-42e, go. 2 semiidtsr 42-42ac,
Ro. 3 bo. 40t-42c, go. a bo. 80
41c.
ROasen.-Ro. 2 67-7Oc, go.
3 DO. 65-67c, Ro. 4 DO. 53-63c.
Gerfe.-Ro. 2 s5riibiabrs 66 -
zoe. Ho. 3 bo. 60-65t per gu.
Wbistn.
@ertauft tuurben 80 9bls. Sis
ffillers SyiHif1sb Goobs uui fer Bats
bon $1.35 per GdlIons.
Groceriss.
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wineiunati 2I. W2ai 1914.

4tnetnnGtt ~. Dfat l9l4.
4te gsaAfrase mad 9arleben mar dubsrf
Glabig anb GeIb IN pilig, ba bic Banien
bebtatsnbe Gonbs an Sanb babsn. fyH,
9aglehsn ~on cat" wurotH BON ben Banfen
49, 4KSs berednet uno @eiddttspapiers
pusDen tu b--BS oisiontirf. Die Nailer
p,sirten 9arieben -on eal' su ~ unb auf
4H--S%.
~--4ia snf psp psrL
Wu ~ 81 yart alupbsn Hanisn periauff.
aounterrats bstrdgt svs YSdmie per
w.
III ant GHrssa.
II iet-Tie ioIgenosn Guotirunssn iinb
o. rlftsH:
.noon, 3 Tass Si&,, S4.s9 per s.; 90
-sgt Sidt N.s7 per &; paris. 3ase
Sift sll 6ranes per $1e0; 90 1aot 6idt,
ol7 5ranes per 500; far Ssuti9laHs, 4
1age Sidt, 4 Dearf s6H - 95A, bo. 60
9age Siht, 94K-A4c.
Documentary 8iqs auf gonoon ipuroeu
Az S4.s454, aui Glasgow Az s4.S4H unb auf
Belfdff 5u A-644 pertauft.
gnnsfs.r blisansnss.
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Gin S9Iuuberger.

Gin S9Iuuberger. Die
, ,Sugsno" er5dbIt folsenoes 9eihihta
den: 3pei 8irtbe unTerer tIeineH
@orituot batten bel Der pOli5ei bic
@rlaubn:s CUR @eranitaItuug ein:s
5umiIisnabenbs nit Spnsert uno
Sar5trdn56sn bis 2 llbr na6ts fir
Samitag ben "a. Sanuar naf9eiu6t.
9as 9eiud oss eineu puroe abi6lG=
gig bsihieoeu, Der dNoere erbielt Grs
luubnis iogar bis lbr morgens. -
Gin puar Gage Iputer treffen beioe
Birtbe pieoer 5uiammen. gudosm
eriterer nit eini9sn &raftausoriiden
ieinem gler9er iiber Die uueerebte Be
hanollrng &uft gemddt bat, frdgt er
ben 4ollegeu, lpeIbsm llmitanoe sr
eigentIih bic 8enebmisuns Ieinss @es
IuHs Su perooHten babe. Sang sins
fat" erfpiOert Der Gefragte lddelnO,
i'd babe am S6luB ueiuer gingabe
in &Iummern bin3ugefiigt: 9atierss
granddaughter"
@erbIiimt.
Snlsirau mad elmer bduslid)e,t
S8cne, bitter: oScbuuOclt mid neiu
YPauu nidt mandmol. nIs OBJ if iein
Nenitn6od,en ipGrel"
0ieuitm1ohen (mit /fcinem 9d.
6eIn): r9as f0nnte i'd geraoe nidt
iagen."
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Mustpdrtise Wtdrtte.
81 { 10 gOrt. p. Weai.

WeD y OIL, Il. Utat.
Wsbl.-Martt rubig.
Ro9genmebl. .-Wartt ru6is.
Waismebl.- Wartt itetig.
Roggen. -Wtartt rubig.
9erfte.-Wartt itetig.
Wei3en.-Wartt piqis. go. 2 bar.
ter Winter $1.061 c. /. I. geip gort;
Ro. 2 rOtber $1.074 c. /. T. Bel Qn.
tunft; Ro. / Rortbern $1.o54 UNI
go. l Nortbern Mouitoba $1.05a T.
0. b. ihtpimmenb.
Wsli6tOrn.-Wurtt piQig. go. 2
gelbes Sic.
Safsr.-Wartt itetig.
Seu.-Wartt itstig.
6opfen.-Wartt rubig.
Sduts. Warft itstig.
2ebsr.-Wartt felt.
port.-Wartt iistig.
Beef Martt iteti9.
Gut Reats ts.--Wdrtt itetig.
S6mals. .-Wart pilIigsr. UtioOle
@eit $10.10-10.20; raffiHirtss rus
big. COMPOUND rubig.
5als.-Wartt rubig.
9aumpoQIaamen0l. - Wldrtt feIt.
prima CONNER gslbss $500.
DolIe.-Marft itetig.
6ar5.-Wartt rubig.
5srpsntin.-Wartt feit. Waftins
Barrels 48c.
Reis.-Wdrtt rubia.
Wolaifes.-Wartt ru6ig.
3uter.-Robsr itstis. WolaF.s
2.61c; Centrifugal 3.26c. Raffinirtsr
fsit.
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gbicaep, Sus., 81. Mai.

gbicasp, Sns.. 81. Mai
Dsi3sn.-iSiir Mai 97s-99se, am
SdluB 98lc; fir Suli SS4-89st,
am ShluB 884cr
DeIi6torn.- 5iir Mai 6sa-691c.
am S6luB 684t. Sir Suli 67-673t,
am s6lub 674c.
Safer.-Jiir Tlai 404-41ac, am
SdIub 402c. sir Suli 3S55-392c,
am Sdlub 385c.
ROegsu.-Ro, 2 66c.
@erite 50-63c.
5imot6p $3.75-4.75.
alee S10.0o-12.75.
Bort $19.95.-Siir SuIi $20.02-
2O.2O, am S6IuB $2o.17. Sir Ssp.
tem6sr $19.95-2o.o5. am SdIuB
$1,000.
s6mals s1O.o5.-5iir Suli $1O.s
10-1O.12, am S9Iub $10.12; Iiir
September $10.27-10.30, amSdIuB
5000.
Ripp.nieitsn $11.00-11.50. Gijr
Suli S11.30-11.37, oms6luB Sill
SO; fir September $11.37-11.47.
am ShluB SLAP.
gutter.-preii. b0kr. greumsrp
1876.
gier.-preif, nisbriser. Orbinarp
firits 174-17ac; firits 184-18ac.
&GIe.-Wdrtt unperdnbert.
9artuffeln. -Wdrtt unperGnbsrt.
Gefliissl. - greiie niebriser. 9iihs
ner 15c.
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Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati. 81. Mai.
3ufubr uRb gerIanbt tpdbrsnD ber
"a Stunoen, persliaen
nit ben pDrbrgs5enpen 3 5assn, lpas