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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Nothing So Good for a Cough or Cold.

When you have a cold you want the
best medicine obtainable so as to get
rid of with the least possible delay
There are many who consider Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy unsurpassed.
Mrs. ]. Boroff. Elida. Ohio, says, Ever
since my daughter Ruth was cured OF
a secure cold and cough by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy two years ago.
have felt kindly disposed toward the
manufacturers of that preparation.
know Of nothing so quick to relieve a
cough or cure a cold" For sale by
all dealers.-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
DOIN'S OF THE
OIL DRILLERS in
LOCAL DISTRICT

The magic word production" has
not been spoken in connection with
the oil wells drilling In the chickasha
district, but at least one well in this
vicinity is bubblIng, and sputtering
gas to such an extent that the drill
ers are momentarily expecting some
thing that will bring joy to the hearts
Of property owners and assurance to
the oilers that the tests are not being
made in vain
This well is the test Of the Cement
OH and Gas company on the Funk
farm, IL miles southwest Of Chickasha.
Some days ago they drilled into sand
productive of showing Of oil, that,
as it was authoritatively stated, if shot
would produce about 20 barrels. Of
ficers of the company we're not con-
tent and the drilling proceeded. pass
ing through this sand, "a feet in depth,
and drilling against into blue shaie
formation. In this they have proceed
ed ever since.
All day Friday operations were shut
down for the purpose Of setting casing,
and it was reported late yesterday
evening that they expected to com
mence drilling again this morning. Mr..
Duncan, the driller, stated yesterday
that he thought it only a matter of
few feet until either a gas or oil well
was struck. They are now little over
1900 feet deep. The gas is continuing
strong and continually keeps the black
ish water and slime pouring from the
top Of the WELL In this slime are also
plainly visible, streaks Of oil.
At Lindsay.
AS far as the actual drilling is con-
cerned at Lindsay, southeast Of Chick
asha, there seems to be a jinx loiter-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Track Team at Norman.

The Chickasha high school track
team left yesterday evening FOR Nor
man, where they wiz compete today in
the state inter-scholastic meet there.
The team was cut down to four men
on account Of the decision TO abolish
the relay team. The men who are to
do battle for Chickasha are Welborne,
Pool Duncan and Whitaker Prof.
CowanA and Coach Gee also accom-
panied the team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Mrs. S. 5. tarrIs At Meth0dIst churct

Mrs. S. S. Harris at Methodist Church.
Mrs. S. S. Harris, for five years mis-
sionary in China, and delegate to the
recent session Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary council at Fort Worth, will
have charge OF the services at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harris is touring the state of
Oklahoma in the interval between the
woman's council and the meeting Of the
general conference in Oklahoma City.
which meets the 9Th OF May. She is
one Of the greatest women of the
Southern Methodist church, and should
be heard by everybody.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25

ing on the outskirts Of the woods. Bad
luck has pursued the drilling OF that
well, since the spudding in process,
months ago. The latest misfortune is
in the form of tightly hung spear,
which is simply a piece Of machinery
used for the purpose Of raising the cas-
ing. II is lowered into the well to a
depth below the casing When ten
sion is brought to bear from above, it
catches on the bottom edges OF the
casing. When lifted to the desired
height, a trigger is tripped and the
spear" again assumes a perpendicular
position and is lifted from the we'll
When the casing had been lifted at
Lindsay. the trigger refused to trip
and the spear" hung. 1t was driven
loose from the casing. but caught in
the shale below. A week has been
spent trying to get the instrument out
of the well The latest report was to
the effect that it was loose and their
labors were rounding to the desired
end.
They drilled through long stretch
Of blue shale and went from there
into mud II was this formation that
made it necessary to lift the casing.
resulting in a weeks trouble.
The Alext Test.
Progress at the Ben Hur test at
Alex is slow but sure. Their exact
depth is not known, but they have
cased off their first water and have
proceeded considerably below that
They have been tied up for a few
days waiting for casing, but expect to
begin again within a few days.
Delay at Jones Well.
The well on the Pate Jones farm has
been idle for some days. They had a
long wait on account of a lost ship
ment Of casing and one trouble with
another. attendant to the drilling Of all
wildcat wells, has tied them up for
another period Mr. Rogers has stat
ed that when they start again, they will
be in position to proceeda with the
we'll to completion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Police Court on Blink.

roHCc NouTt on DIinks
From the restless attitude Of the
regulars at the police station, it would
seem that the matinee performances
are closed for the season, but such is
not the fact. There has, however. been
a record established at the station this
reek, not for the amount collected in
fines, but in the other direction Since
last Saturday night, there has not been
an arrest made in the city by the po-
lice Also as no one has carried off
the city hall or the paving ON Kansas
avenue or the Line creek bridge, hence
the conclusion that the police have
not passed up anything, is drawn. The
whole speaks exceedingly well for the
law and order Of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
.ULSTERITES
GET RIFLES


Belfast, April 25.-In the greatest
"gun running" in the history of Eng
land, outwitting the authorities, the
Unionists of Ulster early today landed
seventy thousand rifles and distribut-
ed them throughout Ulster
The rifles were sent from Hamburg
and on their arrival here they we're
hastily distributed among the Ulster
volunteers by the use of autos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Go to Medicine Park.

John Crib and children. accompa-
MED by II. N. Smith, leave tomorrow
morning for Medicine Park in Mr..
Cribs car. They expect to spend the
day at the park ana return tomorrow
night. Primarily, the purpose Of the
trip is to allow Mr.. GriDi his annual
spring bath.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
A CURE FOR SOUR STOMACH.

Mrs. VIM M. Thompson Of Battle
Creek, Mich, writes: Il have been
troubled with indigestion, sour stom-
ach and bad breath After taking two
bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets | am
we'll These tablets are splendid
none better For sale by all dealers.
ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
cosmopoIItan cIub fOr parks.

The Cosmopolitan club held an en-
tnusiastic meeting at the library Fri
day evening and plans were made for
active civic improvement work. A
meeting has been called for Monday
evening at O'Clock at the Carnegie
library when the election of officers
will occur A full attendance is, de-
sired. A committee will be appointed
to work for park improvements. The
club appropriated $S for vinca park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
WINS PRIZE ON ESSAY.

A copy of the Longmont (Coloradol
Daily Times OF April u announces that
Miss Sibyl Payne was awarded the
first prize in the w. c. T. Y. essay
contest among 2SG high school stu
dents. The prize was IS in cash. The
winner is the daughter of Judge and
Mrs f. NJ, Payne, formerly of Chicka-
sha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25

Farmers ana others who live at a
distance from a drug store should
keep in the house a bottle of Ballards
Snow Liniment. It may be needed at
any time for cuts, wounds, sores,
sprains or rheumatism. 1t is a power
full healing and penetrating remedy
Price 25c, SOC and $1OO per bottle
Sold by Owl drug store. Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Humphrey Elected officer.

AT the meeting Of the grand chap
ter Of Royal Arch Masons. held in Ok
lahoma City this week, r r. Hum
phrey Of this city was chosen to fill
the position OF grand master Of the
first veil.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Short Stories
Of The Town
At Christian Church.

Mrs. Lee r. Beacher Of El Reno will
sing a special solo at the morning ser
vice at the Christian church tomorrow.
The song will be Paul Rodney's Cal
vary"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
CAPITAL MAY ASK
SUNDAY TO SPEAK.

oONDHT y oFENN.
Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April 25.-Pastors of
this city met today to decide whether
or not to invite Billy Sunday, the
baseball evangelist, to speak here
Rev. Joseph T. Kelly of the Fourth
Presbyterian church was scheduled to
report on Sunday revival he attend.
ed recently in Pittsburg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
Maklna Lilies Crow.

Gala lilies will show wonderful i'm
provement If a cup of hot water is
poured on them now and then
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-04-25
THE WEATHER ELSE WHERE.
Oklahoma


Texas
Generaly partly cloudy to cloudy
and threatening; heavy rain
over most OF state from ! to 2
inches, except in extreme west
and northwest -----------70 to I
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@rf6iebenes.

Sele.-Ularit itetig. 2ein0f 70.
fes 55e per Gallone in gartien bon
Is g6l. @elodtes 1c mebr. Ro.
2arb6l &c; Cotton Seeo Od rdffis
nirtes eOc per @ullone. Serpnttn 53c
per 8allons in pdrtien BON Is
Barrels. petroleum, Sbio Carbon
120 @rab 10c. DO. $50 Grab 114e,
5eabligbt 175 Grab, 1896. Grptpn
@dfolin 20c, Napbtu 17c per @aGone
in partien BON Is gbls.
Sals.-9er Wurft lit rubig. Sbio
RiDer $1.20, Wli6igan unb atfron
$1.14 per gbl. bon 28O pfunb.
Sala itefia. = grima Gitn 61-
&c. DO. Gountrb 55-6lc per gfunb.
&oblen.-Martt rubig. Dough-
bioabenn $3.5o-3.75, Nub un6 Slad
1926, &onatpba Stiidto6len $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad 1925 = 2.25
per Soane abaeIiefert. Rdu4lpie
Stiidto6len $3.50, Qnt6racite $7.75
per sonne abgeIisfert. gote tof.t
$6.00-6.50 per SOnne a6geliefert.
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1dsliher Wtarftberi@t.
Giucinnatt 10. suni.

tnct II MATT lo. Junl.
Die na5foIgsnbeu Guotirunseu bes
3i.ben ii9 nur auf gusrpb 1ranss
|aitipnen. Bel tIsineren geihdften
perben etipus bSbere preife bere6Hst.
prntfionen.
Der Rartt mar rubis, preiis it.tis.
g d m a 3. - priml Steam
9.60-9.70c TO. 3.
Srodengefal5eues Gleiid.
Short clear Seitsn 12--124e. ibort
RippenI.iten 11a-12e, extra ibort
clear Ssitsn 11a-12c, Sdulterg IL
-114e. Bellies 134-132c Ioie uRo
&c mebr perpadt.
gaeou.-S Short clear Seiten
13-133c, iurs. Rippsnfsitsn 12i-
13c, extra Ibprt clear Geitsn 12a-
13c. SbuItsrn 12-l25c unb Bellies
14a-143c Icfe unb 4e per pfunb
mebr perpadi.
S.uaar gur.b Tteif6. =
Gdintsn 16-16ac. gitnic S6uItern
12s-13c, greatf.ft Bacon 19-2oc.
G6uli.rn 121-13c. Rem gort Gut
Gdultern 12s-13c. trpdsne Beef.
Ghinien $27.00-28.00.
SiBaepSteIt.s SIeifd.-
Ghinten 13a-14r. pienie Shult.ru
10s-11c. Bellies 15-16c. GtuIiern
lille. Rem Oort Gut lille.
Jrifbes Tleifh. - Sd,in.
ten 131-14e. pienic. .S6uItern 1oh
LIE, S4uliern 10i-11c. fort
aippenIei.en 11--11sc, fbort clear
Gtiten 11-11se. ertra fbort Geit.n
10a-11e. Bellies 13h-15Ac pro
gfunb.
MebI unb 9etreibe
Webl.-Winter patent $4.25-
4.50, Winter Ganep $3.90--4.15. bo.
ssnmilp $3.20-3.50, Grtra $3.C0 -
Bis, prbinGres $2.75--2.95. Sartsr
gBeisen gat,nt $3.75--3.90. bo. foncp
$3.S5-425. bo. Jamilp s3.50-3.75.
Roaasnmshl. norbpeiiIib eemiidtes
So. 1880. reinss Gitp $4.10-
APO. semiidtes $3.80-4.10 per Dbl.
Weiaen. - Ro. 2 rother Winter
96-97e, go. 3 bo. 94-95c, gio. 4
rpthtr 80 93c.
WeIfdfprn. - 20. 2 fpeibes
76A-77c, SO. 3 ipsibss 76-76it.
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Mus,udrtise Ndrtte.

Rem g,prt. 13. SUM.
M.bl.-Martt flau.
ROsssnmsbI. -Wsurtt ruhig.
Waismsbl. -Ndrtt itetis.
Rosgen.-Wartt rubig.
Gerite.-Nartt itetig.
Wsisen. Marit unseregeIt. glo. 2
barter Winter 994c {. |. T.. Refp gort;
No. 2 rotber retlsr 92ac c. |. (. Suli
9erIonbt; RO. l Rprthern SuIutb
$1.02l unb NO. / Rortbern Nanitubd
$1.03 T. o. b. ihpimmenb.
WelIhiorn.-Ndrtt feit. Rp. 2
selbes s24e c. /. I, prompt.
6dfsr.-Wartt flau.
9su.-Mttrtt rubig,
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miro ii6 ein 8etgnigsn baraus mGs
d)en, Sbrer 5ruu 5ante 3l telegrdp9is
ren. sic iabren nit Dem nd6iten
3uae Bis gu Sbrer Station 3uriidw
9as 3ieI mar erreidt, Oas ..3iigls"
belt. Maria tlopfte bns 5era ses
nlltig, ais iie bfltiibergoT.n 5um
anDern W1I in elmer tiefen 9erreb
guno pOr t6rem QdnOesDoter petfanf.
Dcblgefduig ru6ten Die lltcn Gu'
gen auf Der lieblihen @ri4einuHJ,
lub Der SroB6er3og iprad giitige
@orte 5u i5r OaB lie Mut6 aeiplnn,
i'm Tret aR3ubliden unb Inn Reoe 8u
i:eben.
sd psrOe mid freuen aomtst
Sic mad 2tblauf Der 5rauer5eit bet
uus begriiben gu 0iirfen. Der @ntts
fin meines lieben, un0ergeblihen Gt
Ien6arot 1T tets eir 9tnb in un'ersr
Lmge6ung offsn. 9raoeniB. nehmcH
Sie Ii8 Ser @rdfiu an, gie biirser
mir bafur, oab Sic modification an
ibr 53iel tommt. llnb belteuen Sle
einen @ruB Don mir an Die aIte @rds
i'm"
Der GroB6er5og 6eItteq sen @aaen.
rno bas 8efolge folgte ietnem Bel:
ipiel; Der QlGn3enbe 3ug Oerlor iidl
in ben @Gloern. 9tuf Dem gohnIttts
o6er 6lieb i'm Geudtsn beS pfingits
fonnabenos Elm gIitlihes pdar 5uz
rid, ii6er oeTer 2eben bic goloen'
Spnne elmer gliidDerbeibenben Sotts
uung aufgegangen mar.
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Qas 3Igfe.

gOn ssulia y o E It.

Gs mar por Sabren On cinem
pfingiionna6eno..
Die lie lief, bic i6lante, iunae &C.
italt. bag liebrsisenbe Geii6t tief i'm
arepitleier gebiilt. Der 3ug parte'
te nift, uno lie orrfte i'm ni6t per-
iumsn. Sas Sers beannn raienb sa
pohen bonn 2aufen unb bon her
Q(noIt, niht sur feiigeiesten Stunbs
tci Der aeitrsnaen 9rdiin BON unb al
giisrborbt uuf benz altsn SdlofIe eirF
sutreffer. Das barte grot oet
9ienitbarteit Bel 9ernanoten erpars
tste fte bort.
Run fanb bic &omtsiIc am S6als
ter. bann gina lie i'm aaufihritt aIs
leBte our6 Die Sperrs.
rscsit nod 3eit?"
,s' 3ials fabrt alei6, 2dufe &c,
bonn pad. Se's nod 6eim 3ipferl."
4a6eRo uno pohl9efdlIiG iub Der
gedmts Der Oabinitiirmcnben nnh,
Damn ober oer3og lid iein @eiift in
jdbem S6rsden. Die Sdnbe itrsttc
er Dor. sr ipoIlte ruien, dber er Iieb
lie pieb.r reiianirt iinteH. Der
ipObl6etannte pfiff ssiate inn on. baB
bas 3iioIc. in oem oas iunas WIdo'
den i'm Isbten 2luQenblid peri6pun'
ben mar. au rOllen begann.
.llff!" ma6te oerpeil apmteiie Gis
Tcnbnrbt uno IisR ii6 tief aufatbmenb
in bic 4}Oliter bes ndhiten 9lbtheils
fallen. Die 5unte bate Iia nitt
lumpen laiien ;nuf ibrcn gsfebl mubte
lie eriter &laiie fu6ren, Sas Stans
befpuBtiein perlonate es.
Gs oauerte cine gdnas Weile. Biz
Der 6lonben Wuria oas gi9endrtigs
ibrer um1sbuna tlar purbs. a6cr
bann pddte lie Elm bstlemmenoss &C.
fiihl. War bas nift ihnere Seibe,
auf Der Tie iab? llno oann oas Solsz
merit - Der 5eppih au ibren sSiiBen.
Wis oehsBt iprana lie auf uno flo5
sur Sbiir. Suum, bah lie bas
SDpften poracItedt hate, 10 aoa lie
es auG pisoer suriid uno fliihtete in
lire Ode, bic 'tparaen Sdleier 10
oift I'M iih siebeno. aIs oh lie bem,
ii4 ihrem Qbtbeil RAID nG6erRben,
itIunten Sfii'isr um teinen preis ben
q(ublid ibrer itonen. bloucn Mugcn
a0nnen polIs. nod Der tDitIttben Niille
tlonb:n Saares. bic lid in mutblpilits
Gen 90dden bitt um Die petbe Stirn
lsate. Die euntlsn Wimpsrn heriibr'
ten fait bic in rotber Sdam sraliibens
cen Wanasn. uno lie madte lid TO-
biinn. aIs boifs lie. oaburt unIi6tbar
au perosn sleit einem Mdushen in
isiuem Cod.
Der Sffisier NOR berpcil nit rus
iden S6ritien iibsr ben biden Sep
pih herbcisesilt: er mubte oas blpnce
3Gtbiel. bag 10 iiberroi6eno auis
astau6t mar, nGber erariinbsn.
.Wir tbun Shnsn ni6ts. undoiaes
6rduIein", rief er Jest nit geodmpiter
stimme Der @sGnaitiateu au. Gin
punbsrlitsr 3ufuII bat Sic pobl in
ben arobheraoaIi&eu Sof3uu Deri4las
Qen?"
Su floa aber in iibem S3rsden un'
Ter apmteiieri aus ben pplitern in Die
SoDbs, mar ibr boh. als itiinbe lie
idon Dor ibrem 2anbsspatsr unp,
rbne bic Wimpsrn au beben, perianf
Tie in Der bon Hruu Gillette porgea
idriebenen tisfen @erbeuauna.
Sin miihiam unterbriidtss 2ahen,
bas ibr 70 betannt erIdisn, baB Tie bic
auasn nett aufma6ie. traf ibr DIR.
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selieben.
grima @.i4iitspapisre wuro.n 81 BY
~ bisfonti,t.
Sterlinggrdanse IN fdrl- 6idt
~ $4.ss4 --4.SSH uHo Commercial 5u $4.Se
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itanosn in mandsn GaIlsn eipas fbsr be-
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SO. a DO. 74a-759c, go. 2 selbes
741 75c. SO. 3 DO. 74-74ac, SO. A
bo. 73-73Ic, ylo. 2 semiidtes 74aa
Toe, Hc. 3 bo. 74-74ac, No. a DO.
72b -73te per Yu. Weibes aolbens
forn 77-77ac, gslbss DO. 75-76e,
gemif6tes DO. 75-76e.
Safer.-Po. 2 ipeiBer 42l-43c,
Stnnbarb ipeiber 42-42tc, so. 3
ipeiber 41-415c, go. a ipeiber 40 =
Ale, go. 2 eemiI6ter Ala - 42c,
go. 3 bo. 40a-41ac, go. a DO. 40
401e.
Roggen. - No. 2 69-70c. No.
3 bo. 66-6Se. To. 4 bo. 61-64c.
@erfe.-No. 2 srriibia9rs SO -
Toe. Ro. 3 bo. 6O-65c PER gu.
Wbisfp.
8ertauft ipurben 483 9bls. Die
filters SSiniibeb 9oobs auf Der 8alis
bon $1.35 per 9allone.
9rpeeries.
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Ghieaap. Sns.. 13. Suni.

. - ~ "
S6lpsins. 3ufubr 1000. Martt
itetia. Die neiitsn 9ertdufe 6ra6ten
$8.15-S.25; lsihte $7.95 - S.25;
gsmii6ts $7.s5-S.30; ibpere $3.50
-8.271, rau,s $7.S0-7.95; 5srtsl
$7.00-7.75.
Rinbpisb.-3 300. Wartt tie
tis. geepes $7.30-9.30; Stisre $3.50
-7.20; StOtsrs uhb itebsrs $500
$40; &iibs unb 5eifers $685.
70; Sdlber $7.00-10.25.
Sdafe. - 3ufibr 1000. Wldrtt
itnaf,. eddie $5.40-6.35; SGbrs
linae $6.35-7.50; 2Gmmsr $3.50
$50; 5riibiabrs : admmer $7.25-
$50.
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Die Setlung etnes blins
BEN RGo9ens. Sn einem Bor@
truo in Der &osmos @eieli6aft in
2onDon bsri6tete prof. alerdnoer
Grstine iiber ben mertpiirbigen Jdl
zines ainbes, ous BON Der @eburt an
erblinbet mar unb jeBt i'm gtlter DON
neun Su6ren feline Sebrtraft pieosrs
erlangt bat. .9lls oas &tno, Gertrude
Oates, bas in Runbeab pobnt, i'm
0origen Sabre gu mir gebrudt purbe,"
ersGbIts profefor Grstine, nglaubte
i9 ni6t oaran, Dub id es beilen tonn'
te; ober i6 beI6lob bod, einen 8ers
iut su MAIDEN, es nit Sppnoie gu be-
banbeln. 2lIs bas Sinh rbne grpbe
Mibe in sinen bppnotii6en S9laf
perientt mar, Tagte i'd ibm, Dab ss
ni6t me6r blinb lei. Damn ertDedte
i6 0as MGb9en, unb es 5eigte fih,
oab es tbntfd9li6 ieben tonHte. limb
es benies, bab es Iif ni6t ettua uur
einbiloete gu Ieben, ouour6, baB es
cine 2tn5abI 9apierIdniBel, bic i'd i'm
3immer peritreut botte, dufleien tonnz
te." profeiior grstins ertldrts ben
Jau paourd. oub es ii6 UNI cine
funftioneqe gIinbbsit bdnbeIte, BEL
Der tsine @epsbe bes gluges aerit6rt
lparen, Ionberu nur bic 5Gbigteit febls
te, ben Ms6anismus oes gluges gu
6rau6en Snbsm er oem Sinbe nun
pGbrenb Der 6ppnoie in Ieinem lnz
terberouBtIein iuQgerirts. bab es iein
9luge bruu6en tOnnte, gepann es bic
nurmaIe S5Gbigtsit bes Ssbens. @enn
Der Scbnerp ooer an6ere 9epebe bes
9luqes burh irgeno cine Srdntbeit
SstitDrt getpeier pGrsn, 70 piirbe nas
tiirlih feline SeiIuns mDgIi6 eetpeien
ieir.
mas bic Mobe an bies
rem perbrau6t. gidh Gditein
tpmmen iGbrli6 ettpd anoertbaIb Mils
Iionen 3obelpel5s in ben SaHbsl
(2lIien, 9lasta), 100000 Ner3e, 300.
900 gbelmoroer, 100000 Steinmurs
Der, porsugspeiie aus WittsIeuropo,
faIt se6n Miuiouen Gi6b0rnten aus
bsm Often uno gtDr6sn, 100000 bis
100000 gfbsr. 0as gnsebOt Der
SubIpn Bah Gompanp 1900 belief iid)
auf $4,000 9Gren, $1,000 gibsr.
$4,000 giiame, $4,000 5ii6Ie, 5000
2u6Ie, 100000 Ner5e, $4,000 DDIfs,
$4,000 3obel, auiammsr auf iiber Al
Rilioneu psl5s. gla6 SdfIein prGs
parirte eine ein3ies Sirma in gtep
gort in einem Sabre 100000, cine
anoere in bier Monuten $4,000 @0s
gel fir SdmudSpede. 4us 8eus5usIa
beri6tet Der sngliihe SUuful, oab in
sinem Sabre 1888, ,738 @Dsel getDbtst
purben, barunter meiit bic pradtiaen.
bic unenbli6en Na1erfldden bss Sris
noto belsbenben Reiber. gstdnntlib
tragen fie ibrsn ihGritsn S6mud
ebenTo tpis bic porubiesOOgel pdbrsro
Der 9rut3eit, 10 oub man oisisn OPP
fern einer irrsgeIeitstsu Wtobs nod
bic armsR. Der GltsrnpfIees eHtbebrens
ben unb slenb oerbuHgernoen Suneen
biu5ure6ner muB.
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en-. Warlt pinia.

6opfen.- Wdrft pillig.
!SGute. Wnrft iuillis.
leber. Wlartt felt.
Yort. Wtdrft Itetig.
8eef-Ularft fetig.
6ut Wents. -Wartt itetig.
Sdmal3. Wdrtt itetig. Roffinirz
tes rubis. COMPOUND itetig.
Salg.-Warft rubig.
8aumnoafdamen6l. - Martt itetig.
prima CONNER gelbes $7.35.
WpQe.-Wartt itetig.
6ura.-Martt rubig.
5srpentin. - Wurtt ru6is.
Reis.-Wartt ftetig.
WolaHes. -Wartt flau.
3uder.-Rober feit. glolafes g.
74c; Centrifugal 1896. Raffinirter
felt.
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ARetaas Ntarft.

T.p gort, 13. SUM-.
Der WetaGmartt par flau unb no.
ininsu. 2ate &upier nominea. Glectro@
Iptie $13.S7h 14.00; gaitinss $13.s
75-13.S7t. Glen unperdnrbert.
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@hieaao. NSQs.. 13. SUM-.

gbieago, Sas, 13. SUM-.
Weisen.-5iir Suli 8355-84gc, am
S6lub 84ac; fir September 1923 -
S22c, am S9Iub 828c.
Weli6torn.-5iir Suli 7ot-714c,
am S8lub Tic; fir Ssptember 678
-68tc, am S6lub 68c.
Safer.-5iir Suli 39s-404c, am
S6lub 1916; fir September 385 -
3S9c, am S9lub 37gc.
Roggsn.-Ro. 2 66c.
0erite 50-64c.
Simotbp $4.25-5.00.
&lee Sob.
gort $2O.95. = 5iir Suli $20.95
-21.05, am S6luB $2095; fiir Seps
tem6sr $19,95-20.o2, GIN S6luB
500.
sdmols o2.-gfir Suti $1o,=
10; fir Ssptember $10.25 - 1927,
am S6luB $10.25.
Rippsnfsiten $1.00-11.62. Sir
Suli $11.37-11.40. amShIuB Sill
81; fir September $11.4O-11.45,
an Shlub S11.42.
8utter.-prsiie bO6sr. Greamsries
20-27c.
Gier unb &Gle unperGnbert.
Sartoffsln b0ber.-Rotbe 7O-75c.
peibe 80-85c, 2ouiiidna, 5eras uno
Oklahoma nsus S1.00-1.10.
9efliigsl.-2sbenbes 9obsr. 9tibner
143c.
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~ lie ncu.

oSciteIes Omit einen grOBem Stiuuu-
aufiuuno gum Heitouroteitr) yReiu
llebrSieber 1T meg Sier bot er be-
bangenl Sd made Sic oerantpcrt.
hh!"
- ,@or er nod neuP"
so gut luie nell; beiuabe 10 gut
ME mein giod"
- ,9ta einen gInboIt batteu
mir ouun ia: Der Gieb mrB iebr tur5.
iidJtie eetpeien ietn."