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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
CAIRO.

Cairo. n. Y, Aug. Jolly dances, at
which the young people, who consti-
tute a majority Of the summer visitors
at Cairo, are ushering in the season
here tonight, are proving to the people
who are attending them that Cairo is
rot going back as a summer resort, be-
cause there has never been a season
on August when as many people were
enjoying dances at Cairo as tonight.
Out-of-door life has been at its best
this week, and there have been many
trips made to the summit OF the peaks
in this vicinity, as well as to near by
summer resorts during the day, but
at night the dansant has had no rivals
and has been Cairos most potent at
traction.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Otis Summit, n Y, Aug. 1t has
been an ideal week at the Catskili
Mountain House, and the influx OF
visitors who reached here within the
last two days for an August vacation
has made this famous hotel livelier
than il has ever been before during the
early part Of August.
Tennis has been the most important
out-of-door sport during the last week.
and the younger set have been prac-
Using for the tennis tournaments,
which will be a feature Of mid-August
here.
Among the late arrivals are Mr. aud
Mrs. L. Murray, ID. Auerbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Feig and son, Walter
Lindner, MIR. and Mrs. A. Lenneberg,
Miss Ida Blumenthal, +. A. Loewenthal'
II A Levine. NJ. ". White, Miss A.
White. Harry NJ. Wilmer, Ralph Jacobs,
Joseph Jacobs, Miss B. Epstein and Dr.
Sigmund Epstein, New York.
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UPPER SARANAC.

-lpper Saranac, y. Y, Aug. base
is forging 20 the fore in the sum
y sports at Saranac Inn and two
- Of the visitors have been or
Il zed. Joel Sayre is captain Of the
4 ats and Everett Case is captain OF
Strctchers, The names are no
Irhetic of the games which viii be
Ivcd on the green south Of the inn.
/ ne tennis courts at the inn are much
demand and interest has been stlm-
ltcd 10 q degree by the arrival OF
Linton Laudreth, donor of the Ian
th CUP. The list of players Is IN
rallv long and some surprises are
-icipated in the coming tournament
There have been many social rune
ms. with dinners and woods plcnlcs
dominating. The majority OF VS.
rs who come here from the city
fer 20 follow the woods entertain
.rts. and instead Of luncheons, woods
mics are enjoyed. One Of these was
zen b. Mr. and Mrs. William 3. Boil
and Nh. and Mrs. Newbold Her
h and their guests on a journey TO
southern end Of Upper Saranac
ke. Another was given by the young
bile Of the Bolton camp. The Misses
bis. daughters of Harrington NJ.
Ils. manager Of the inn, entertained
IN a picnic at Fish Creek, and DR..
4 Mrs. Samuel 3. Ward gave q dinner
the inn 10 Bishop and Mrs. Kinsolv-
!. Dean Grosvenor. Of the Cathedral
St. John the Divine, Mrs. Julia Pit
=. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Richardson,
es Mary L. Lloyd. Nr. and Mrs.
omas n. Blagdon and Henry Firth.
Mrs. Jose Y. Onatavia and Edward
sld. Of Short Hills, are guests Of Mr..
4 Mrs. Arthur Little. Z. L. Poor,
New York, is entertaining W. p.
own, Jr.. and Mrs. II. ?. Chamber
p has as her guests at the Bird
re Miss r. B. Holt and Miss A. Lar
-krantz. Of New York.
.ir. and Mrs. II. Houghton and Mrs.
T.. Eldridge, Of New Rochelle, are
ending a fortnight az the inn. Among
permanent arrivals are Mrs. Ed
rd C.. Parish, Eliza G. Parish, Mas
Harry Parish, Mrs. Abner A. Will
}, O. Herman, New York; Miss Mary
tkins, Brooklyn; Miss Violet, Blash-
J.. n. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H..
.dgman, Of Hartford, Conn.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, ~ Y, Aug. 1.-Girl
dies are the innovation of the season
Paul Smiths, and members Of the st.
\ gis River Golf Club are trying TO
ham girls 10 serve on the course. The
] sons programme has been started,
i to-day tea will be served at the
lbhouse in the first of the Saturday
lcruoon social series. The first OF
] seasons tournaments was won by
Krech, who is summering at the
uch camp.
hmong the social affairs Of the last
* was a dance given by the Misses
gusta and Louise Dixon, OF New
r.. az tho camp of Miss K. Augusta
|lhcmusi on Spithrc Lake, on Tues
evening. Preceding 10 earlier in
week were the poster dance az the
np of Mrs. T.. G.. Bartlett and the
tie masquerade for young people at
camp Of Or. and Mrs. Walter b.
lnes.
lirs. Thomas II. Howard was Joined
camp on Tuesday by her brother,
Iliam Post, Of New York. Mrs. How
occupies the Garretson camp on
|wer St. Regis Lake.
b.. and Mrs. George Fales Baker
BE as their guests at Hepburnwood
ior and Mrs. Happier. DR.. Baker is
! an improved since his arrival in the
.uutainS.
BE Of the jolly groups here is the
&c party Of young people who are
guests o. Mrs. Emma Flower Iay-
al one Of the cottages. Wlth Mrs
ylor are Miss Rosemary Taylor, bliss
Itherine Risdon, Miss Lydia Iaggart,
Emma Horton and Messrs. r. IL.
ylor. Flower Taylor, Charles Risdon
! Jack Fitzgerald.
Arrivals az Paul Smiths include Mr.
n Mrs. Malcol.q Stuart, Mrs. Fred
lex j. Barrett, Master William Bar
h. Mrs. L. N. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs.
4rray S. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. James
.Rutter, W. P. Rauch, Mrs Edna Car
N. q. n. Clarke, George A. Brady,
N York: Mrs. NJ. K. il. Levin, Hiss
I'M. Beverley. \. j.; Frank p. Math-
Potsdam, and Il. c. Feldman, Bos-
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kTD0OR SPORTS
IN ADIR0NDACKS
easant RecreationS on Land
or Water Enjoyed by the
Summer Visitors.

ssrsuac lake, y. y, Aug. The
|ranae Boat and Waterways Club has
Lrred permission Of the Village I'M
lpvement Society to use its park for
regatta and Venetian evening on
gust 90 and 2l. Charles j. Swain,
le-commodore Of the association, Is
work on details, and entry blanks
been distributed by William G.
tin. chairman Of the entry commit
Floats have been ordered and
/ be used OFT shore. The programme
Ito include motor boat races, SWIM
and rowing races, tub race and
leral other features. The regatta
II be on the second day and the
bctian parade on the evening OF the
nc Adirondack Fair and Flower
.pw viii be one OF the leading affairs
thc season and win be held az the
So Club Building on August % as
ifnally planned. New features are
H. added 20 the programme. and
tcrai people have signifed their IN
ton Of giving prizes.
hnc Of the enjoyable weekend house
\ tics was given by DR.. and Mrs. Will
4 l.. Wilson at Camp O-ney-da, on
N Creek Ponds, when their guests
rc Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. PuCgsley, Miss
lima PuCgsley, Miss Dorothy Puggs-
Miss Esther PUCgsley, Mr.. and
+. Edward J. Kennedy and children
n DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith.
among the arrivals al Riverside Inn
j many who are remaining for the
bon. They include J. II. Bell, Of
a kinsville, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
4 p. Cox. Pittsburgh; Simeon j..
4 rrer. DR.. W. II. Wiley, Miss Dor
Il Wiley. Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Earl. Miss NJ. l. Zuber. New
& Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Witt, Tampa,
< Nrs. 5. !. Dempster, Dallas, Tex;
a. Dempstcr. Gloversville; Mr.. and
Ernest Braow, Ridgeheld Park,
q Berkeley and Mrs. l. W.
= shon. Princeton, y. j.; Joseph B..
-. Newark. y. J.; George Nc
an Laws. Philadelphia; Mrs. Ida
Norman, Worcester, Mass; DR.. r. 5.
|yc, New York.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REP0RS.
GRAIN

WHEAT-There was general absence OF
excitement, and during the dgy the market
proceeded In an orderly manner Price
changes were somewhat more erratic than
usual but after showing some weakness
early. due 10 selling by cash interests who
apparently feared accumulation Of wheat al
ne seaboard. the market rallied and AZ the
close was firm, the September position being
&c net lower, while the other months were
unchanged 20 &c net higher. At p m the
New York market was quoted al sbhc Tor
September and 81 0f for December In the
local cash market No hard winter wheat
was quoted at 97ilc and No red at Soc,
O. Z New York: 40 1 Northern Duluth al
81 0Sa, and No ! Northern Manitoba az
81 II. I o b ahoat CORN-The market was
nrmer ana prices al the close were &c 70
&c net higher. In the local cash market NO
yellow corn was quoted at SOizc, / TO
arrive OATS-The market was only mod
erateiy active. but prices were firmer The
local cash market was nominal; standard
white. 44isc 10 45c: No 2, 45 n 45i2c; No 3,
HG i5c; No 4, 43444c; ordinary clipped
white. 43h G4Ji4c: fancy clipped white 20
an 47c RYE.-Nominal BARLEi-Noml-
nal HAY-Market quiet: No L 81 l5g
81 20; No 2, 81 10; No 3, 95cgSl' snip
nj Q0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
ELIzARETHTONN.

Eizabethtown, n. y. Aug. Mem
OF the sumner colony were
in large numbers for the blessing
the new bell 40 81. Elizabeth s
Eholic Church, given by Mr.. and
Henry Frigon, who are here for
sumner al Villa Mon Repos. There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.

1913. 1919.
Article. High. Low. High. Low
Wheat, No.
., red Si.16 s .0Iis si.37 .0S
Corn. cHpt. SIS 81 90 81
Oats. stand.
white so .tsH .0iIe .3s
Flour. MINI.
patents 800 $50 5.e7 $50
Cotton. mid.
upland 1850 lilo 1910 o.sO
Coffee. Rio
No. L.. 1874 .oS7s 1884 1917
Lard. Mid.
West. ...iI.95 1000 1890 80
Prime:
steers. 9.15 $50 0.1J 7.e5
yeaIs 400 SIS 1850 s.15
Sheep
(ewes) 100 4.25 5.55 3.55
Lambs 1850 ESQ 1850 $50
Hogs ...IO1O 6.5j 9.6O $50
Cotton and lard prices in cents and
hundrcdths; livestock. per 100 lb, live
weight.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


|ivATE FAMILY. aii modem convent
bee. easy committing distance, four
utes from station. high altitude. Adj
b. D. g.. Box 80. pleasantfilie. West
Il;r co., n 81.
IYNFlLA HALL. Harbgouek. sullivan
lSsgly. ~ Y.-ou farm. Baths, toilets
Wlnfs. Fs Booklets.
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VERMONT.

cod Farm. Wilmington. Nt.--Among
Green Hts Sew house. modern con-
ses. high. healthy location, overlook
lage. hardwood floors, spring water
NJ drlyea s. tote. q. 4. COksON.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, August ]. 1914.
BEEyES.

BEENES.
Receipts go head. all for slaughter. No
trade in live cattle; feeling steady. Dressed
beef slow at 13al5i5c per 10 FOR city dressed
native sides. Exports, 65 cattle In the Der
mUdian, to Bermuda.
CALVES.
Receipts lsi head 46 head on sale. all Vir-
ginia calves. Firm and higher. quality con-
sldered. Common to good Virginia veals sold
az 50 5OaSll 20 per 100 H. throwouts. 81 30.
Dressed calves steady; city dressed yeals 159
lSc. few ls'7c, country dressed; ls9l'c.
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: IS Virginia veals.
Ia 10 average. Sl 30 per 100 ID; g. no 10. 80 JO'
7 culs. 2sS N. 81 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 4.l9S head cars on sale. Sheep
steady: lambs firm TO Zoe higher. Medium TO
to 59'i prime lambs. $ s.iEjss 8; bunch Of
clipped lambs. 81 80 Dressed mutton steady
at 7Nlic outside quotation for wethers;
dressed lambs selling at i2al'c, outside fig
sales-Tobin & shannon: ei2 Kentucky
lambs 50 N average. s. s.; 90, IS 10. $ 70;
gi7. 81 10. s. 10 50 Virginia, 81 ~ $ 51lz; IS
Kentucky sheep. III 10, s. 40; 4. III n, 81.
Kerns Commission CO.. 2J5 Kentucky lambs,
g n. S Is. sheep. us NJ, 81 -.
Newton A Co: 2c9 West Virginia lambs, 81
H. S IS: g5. So N. s. 30; a clipped. 50 ID,
Receipts. ls9 head; none on sale. NominalIy
steady.
Pittsburgh, Aug. l.-hOSH-H ecelpts'
50 50. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts,
j 900. steady: top sheep. So top lambs,
S. -. CALVEs-Rcceipu, 100: steady
chicago. Aug. 1.-HOGs-Receipts. 1000;
SLOW: bulk. s. 4OaSS 70. light. s. JOn 81 50;
mixcd. s. 300Ss 90; heavy. s. 20 s. 50;
roughs s. 2OH<s 50: pigs. 81 254ss 20.
CATTLE-Eeceipts, zoo, steady; beeNes.
81 10 1910: steers. 81 100 s. 80; stockers
and feeders. 81 J0GSs; cows and heifers.
81 75qs9 10; calves, 81 5oa$li %. SHEEP
s. 50: yearlings. s. 60 q SO so; lambs, SGg
s. 10
kansas city. Aug. 1.-HoGs-Receipts.
Loo, lower. bulk 81 55HS 20; heaEy'
s. -. light. s. 5OaSs 60. pigs. sass 80.
CATTLE Receipts. 100. steady: prime fed
steers 50 - II 50 so; dressed beef steers.
s. 70 = 81 %. southern steers, 81 = n - 90
cows. 81 25Gs7. hsifcrs. 50 % 9 50 -;
stoci,ers and feeders. S6G&s bulls. s. % r.
800: uteady: lambs, 81 JOgS IS p; year
lings. s. 30 ST. 60. wethers. 81 15nSd;
ewes, 81 - 50 -
81. Louis. Aug. 1.-HOGs-Receipts,
900, lower; pigs and Lights glt; s5gS so 30,
heavy. s. So8Ss 20. CATTLE-Receipts
200. steady: native beef steers. 81 5oH
50 50: COWS and hcifers. S6uS9 %, stock
err and feeders, S5ns7 80: Texas and Ind
ian steers SGass so; cows and hei6ers'
SHEEP Receipts. 900; steady; native NUT
tons. S4qs4 30: lambs Sass.
Cincinnati. Aug 1-HOGS-Recelpis
zoo: weak: packers and butchers. - I5e
81: common 20 choice. 81 2 s. 70; pigs ana
lights 81 q 81. stays. SjHS7 -. CATTLE
Receipts POO. steady; calves slow. - 30
asa 80 sHEEP-Receipts. l.1oo' steady
lambs Gtead<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
POCONO MOUNTAINS.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
Greatly enlarged Finest location In P0cono Mts.
Rooms en- suite with bath. Electric lights steam
bcst telephone IN rooms, sun parlor. Music, Dane
inc saddle Horses. Golf. Tennis. Bowling Garage.
Illus Bklt Lackawanua II. r. TO Cresco station
". j. & NJ ID. Price, Canadensls. ia.
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PATCHOGUE.

Brook Hcuse-Renned and Home Comforts
Rates moderate. Mrs. X Arnelulng.
PatchOYue l.,
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ncw York. Aug. I, 1914.
nIrf0srVIlk


Receipts 5.477 pkgs. Light traain .
most buyers having supplied their wants:
Receipts light and tendency IN seilets
favor Creamery, extras. ~ SOc. H,sSS'
finest. 2Sfl2Sisc; good 10 prime -'H &c
common TO fair, 20la &c process, eAtIas.
- 023Ec; hrsts. 30 22'5c; Imitation
creamery, hrsts, 80 q 2@c.
CHEESE.
Receipts. 1.T29 boxes. Market somewhat
more active on highest grades OF Whoie
milks. Fancy skins also signify nisher'
state. whole milk fresh, coiorcd spcciaf.,
F4rt 9I5Lc; white. specials, l4A % 10. I,
cclorcd. average fancy. 14lac; daisies. lJW
nc. state. skins. fresh. specials. II z. ~
f2c. good to choice. 100 lie, poor 10 iaif'
5f9is C.. fun skins. p 4ic.
Eggs.
Receipts to-day, il.32l cases. The wceb
/ s.rable qualities OF fresh eggs. Storage
eggs have shown a further hardening ten
dcncv under recent war news from abroad.
Fresh gathered. extras. dozen, 20 r sc
extra frsts. 24425c; nrsts, 22a 70 &c. SCI
onds. I0n2ic; refrigerator. special marks
I fancy. charges paid. &c. nrsts. charg es
/ Maid. 25n2JEc: seconds. charges paid, - =
G24iAc. lower grades. ,s4-sci tlate' fenh'
hennery whites. uclecuN,, - ~ nc, gam
er.c whites. % 0r2ec. Western. gathered
whites. - H2jc; nearby. lenntry browns
"a = 2Sc. gathered brown and mixed colors,
HAY AND STRAW.
The market is very lightly supplied with
,matbv haV and the Few ears mere arc
held very firmly. Large taled hay ton.
timothy. prime No /, t23 81; No 10
No p Si9ns22 so; fancy. light clover.
mixed. Sat NS22. other mixed, sl9 $50
No 4. clover S1gQ $50; rye straw. No !. SO
fsmal baled hay soc lower than iarge}'
FRUITS.
VRESH-Applo market easier. Good
pears selling we'll Peaches cleared SLOWLY
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NEW YORK.
TheCatSkil Mountains

a country Of native grandeur, Wildwood
charms. many trout streams. walks drives
and other attractions make this a pict-
uresque and healthful paradise
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RHODE ISLAND.
VERMONT.

Prospect House and 12 Cottages, Lake Be.
NOSE en-. Castleton. VI Modern: sanitary plumb
ing, garage. Booklet Horace u. Ellis. Prop.
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NEW YORK PRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
eEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


The provision market was quiet, but
prices showed a stcadier tore, OWING 10
Covering prompted by the firmncss IN corn
peceipts of hogs at Chicago were t,ooV'
estimated for Monday $4,000. and Tor heNt
week $4,000; Kansas city, l,JOO, ana
omaha. $500 PORk-Jnsettled mess
SsIS,SSt 10. family. S2iHS2G; short clear,
800 20 N 500 BEEF-Mess, ST. Slf 90
family. S1SGSt9; packet, SlI4SIS,
extra India mess, S2G 81. DRESS EeD
UOGS-Stcady; bacons, Use. $50 ID. Joe
1cG In 13Isc: 40 10. 1880; pigs, l4Ac
CIT MEATs-Pickled bellies steady; 10
Do. 15isc; - 10, 15c; IA 40, l4lgc; piGklfe,a
hams dull; 15a, q lGc. TALON Dul ~
6GI,c. LARD-Steady; middle West 'e9
mg9.95c: city lard, dull. SO 49nc' rennsd
lard steady. South America. ll.ioc oon1lI
mont. 10 S5c: Brazil. kegs l. iOc. compound
,,,,.o, la. eLGSGc STEARINE-Dull;
,i"o ~. u Sc. CITY lard stoadine, lli2c.
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Fort Lowry Hotel
Bath Beach, L. l.
Booklet. NJ. r. RICHARDSON.
SEA CLIFF.

High Class Privnte HOuse.-Renned patron
age only. NJ. J. RICH. Box 439
The Prospect.-New Hotel and Restaurant
Rates SIP and S14. J. II. BLUM.
Welsh Sound View Hotel. Booklet. Phons
$50 T. WALSH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
Flair AND MEAL.

The flour market was closed on saturday
as usual. and prices were nominal The Ioi-
lowing prices In wood are quoted on W
cntg. st9OGS5 30: winter straights. - 10
1SIa5. winter patents. 81 80 n 81 90; SPRING
clears. 81 25QSf 80; extra No winter 80 - ~
1900 strafgbts. 81 25GS4 50; fancy spring
natents. Sj4JaS59 90. RYE FLOCR-Du :
fair 10 good. So 80 IN 50 50; choice 70 fancy.
~ oO0gS425. CORNMEAIr-Stead klih
drtod e. 81 RAG MEAI-Steady. quoted:
zine white aud yellow. 81 81 GO; coarse
81 50nS1 80 FEED-Wcstcrn nominal :
ban 10 arrive. 100 10 sacks. So co. stand
ara r,tddling. SO 10: -four do SO TO- red
dog. s3i. lake and rail- city nominal puih'
se3 go: sacks, SO; middling 50 JoH col :
red dog. $50. OH meal. So SIS 90
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The Ulster ( Delaware R.R.

reaches all points in this m--ltain SAM
tarium and great pleasure ground ana III
connection with West Shore r. r. operates
through trains including Pullman service.
The annual illustrated book with revised
M OF the Catskill Mountain section also
map showing the great Ashokan Reservoir,
and containing corrected list of over l'VVo
hotels and boarding houses. VIII be sent
free on receipt of cents postage.
N. A. SIMS. General Passenger Agent,
" Xfpgeton Y
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ADIRONDACKs.
GREENWOOD LAKE.

GRAND VIEW HOTEL, Lake Placid. ~ Y.
Centre OF Adirondack Attractions Booklet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02

FERNCLIFF HOTEL
THE LARGEST AND BEST ON THE LAKE
ACCOMMODATES go.
Booklet. Phone Connection.
W. p. CHAUNCEY, Prop.
GREENWOOD LAKE. N. Y-Take steamers
Anita and Tuxedo for all landings.
CAPTAIN J. RYERSOE.
WOODLANDS HOTELl-Now open: scnd for
booklet c. w. PAGE. Greenwood Lake NY.
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Receipts go head. all for slaughter. No
trade in live cattle; feeling steady. Dressed
beef slow at i3al5iac per n for city dressed
native sides. Exports 65 cattle In the Ber-
mUdian. TO Bermuda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02

HAY AND STRAW.


FRESH Apple market easier Good
years selling well. Peaches cleared Slowly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02

Receipts. 16i head As head on sale. all Vir-
ginia calves Firm and higher. quality con-
sldered. Common to good Virginia veals sold
al 50 5OaSll 20 per 100 N; throwouts 81 30
Dressed calves steady; city dressed veals, 15U
lSc a few lSiRc. country dressed, l2Gi1c.
Sales-Tobin e shannon: IS Virginia veals.
l5i 10 average Sli 80 per 100 ib 4, no 10 50 90;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-24
PISMA ~STRAJKARJEV V MI
CHIGANU.

Calumet. Mich. ~. marca. -
.Icticni "GlaSnik kutrri zaicm-
lie l. vclikim .'d;pcriem u puoi.
me Jane. Mining Ga.
zcttc|. ic zadnii ,,drn ~prorlasil
;trajk komGanim. OF kakSno We
seize ic zavladalo pri zepnancm
Slinavcu Luki in MukSu. ko STA
mi>l;la. la so Straikarii iako ne
mni. da bodo vcricIi niunim
o>larijam. kako lima vcriuirio
Skcbjc, p mnogih prodaialnicah
so razobcSili plakate. ola ir Straik
koncan. ccS da ic TO san Mover
%;zjavil y Chicago. MiSlili so da
bono cello poklcknili nred Iuko
in ga proSili. da nam kot v,di.
Skcbov i~zpoSluic della Ali hilo i.
zaStoni Mi eden Straikar So nj
zmcnil. kai kriGi "Gazcttc" in
kaj laIc .'GlaSnik k.r dohro
vcmO. da ia diva li>ta Siiaino Ic-
zcta. odkar trnia Straik. Ianom-
mite ii Slinavi Lmka. sion Muks.
Rwmcn. Pipci. Hudoba i'm y>i Ii
>ti, ki rekrutiratc slovcnSkc skchc
da danes ne dobite VEG uohrnepa
Strajkaria y skcbstvo. kakor So
VAN ir poSrccilo : par omahljivci.
Scvcda kompanija VAN ic hva-
lena. cc Dripclictc tudi naiyeci e-
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ment Sc DO V naprej ~plaGeval pc
starosti. Sedaj Sc nudi lepa prili-
ka vsem tistim, XII Sc MISC pri pod
pornem drustvu, da p~ristopijo.
Posebno mladi ljudje imajo dobre
pogoje, ker bodo ~plaGevali pc sta
rosti assessment, a dobivali bodo j
sto podporo, kakor start Glani. XII
bOdo moral plaGcvati Visit asses.
ment.
Mnoga razna druStva raznih
zvez in jednot so ze sklicale svoje
seize, ma katerih Sc DO razpravljalo
o zdruzenju. Tudi naSc druStvo 10
sklenilO, da SkliGc V ia m
skupno Scjo dine %. marca. Ma tel
sell DO incl vsak priliko pOvcdati
svOJe mnenjc o zdruzitvi. Priporo-
cal hi, maj vsak dObro premisli o
zadevi in Svojc mnenje izjavi V
naSem glasilu. Cudno Sc mi zdi.
da Sc naSi tlani tako malO o TEN
lzrazaJo. Pripravljalni odbor
ne more vScga sam |napraviti; on
potrebujc naSvctov, vidcti mora.
kakSno mmenje je pri clanstvu, XII
DO tvorilo novo zdruzeno podpor
no jednoto. Nckaj Sc jc dclalo. ali
dovolj Sc ne. Ia to pa ma dclo, da
Sc Stvar cimprcj resi-.
II koncu iSkrcni pozdrav vscm
naprcdnOmiSlcGim delavcem. Pro
letarcu pa kar najveG dobrih ma
rOGnikov,
Frank kokotcc. tajnik.
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Chisholm. MINI.

ObclnSkc volItvr 80 y kraju. h
volJcni 50 naSi ua>protmki. kajti
iui: TO Dol 80 81 pouovilc nd ma
Nlh ZalcdarcN stare metodc hlatl
IN ogoVarJaI. nckaj bo ~ ohyiSc
10. In res So iii ma dclo naSi So
venSki ludcIi in obrckoyali naSe
candidate Mahncta in Gouzcta.
llvoljcni hlapci kompanijr.
nacclnikom Austin. y trusrShip :
.Iak>c. Michel in Mckniwen. "a
rekorGarla Oliver. blagainikom
pa Franck. proti naSim kandida-
tom 50 bill >cvcda tudi cni naSi
goStiInicarji. in eden 81 ic IRA
ri. da da rajc >to dolaricy. ka-
kor Ola hi hill |iIvoljcm katcri od
nash kandidatOv. Najboli 81 .ic
prizadeval "a kompani.iSkc srram-
Ike ncki Strukclj. XII .je priscl pred
volltvami mas klub in vsc Two
hal potcm ~ hlatil kandidatc ko-
hkor Sc ic dalo. Sram bilo takih
propalic, ki lilcio kompanijam
pete. h tenn pctolizccm spada tn
iii mcsar doll pri %jczcru. katerc-
mn MISC Ia rdeci mic kaj vScc. lie
cakal. tcbc 81 bono IT, zapomnili.
srccali sc homo pri kuptiji. &C. 81
blzniSman, hi moral sal vedeti kai
govoriS. TOliko "a danes. Morda
pa Sc kai prihodn.iic.
q. II. IL pod klanca
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VI kral
Cleveland-New Burg. o.

Neckrat Sc eta po GasopiSju ali
- govori od uSi do uSt o Smrtnih
>Iucajih. bodiSi ia so uaStali vslcd
ncScrec ali naravuim potion i'm la
doticnik nj bill pri uobcncmu dru-
Stvu. kcr pomcni IA Sc pogrcbnc
Ntr"Ske nj Svotc. Tudi V New Bur.
Gu Jc Sc prcccj takih. Vsak 81 mi.
>II: oh. sal sam zdrav. neve pa.
ia =" nesrcGa lahko vSak 1as "a.
dcnc. Danes jc lahko zdrav i'm We
sci. Jutri pa re bolan ali mrtev.
PoSebnO Y Amcriki mi 10 mic no.
vega. "dvho cato pa imamO V a
mcriki podpornc jednotc i'm zveze.
kjer sc lahko sleherni zavaruic
proti nczgodi ali bolezni. Katerc.
mu kaj lei "a %Svojce, maj Sc torei
pobriga, da pristopi k druStvu. Tu
kaJ imamo dobro druStvo ".Ju-
tranja Xvezda" Stew. Al. s. ID. p.
Il. Omenjeno druStvo jc pred KRAFT.
KEN znizala vstopnino "a dobo
treh mcsecev ma fri dolarjc. Asses.