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house and stood aside for me to
go in first.
shut up, Dom"
The dog growled savagely, but
banged him with my open hand
across the snout, and he quieted
down and followed into the house,
all tense and watchful.
On the edge of Graves writing
table, with it's legs hanging over,
was what | took to be an idol of
some light brownish wood-say
sandalwood, with a touch of pink.
1t was about foot high, and rep
resented a Polyneslan woman in
the prime of life, say, fifteen or
sixteen years old, only the fea-
lures were finer and cleaner
carved. 1t was a nude, in an at
titude of easy repose. The thing
was so lifelike that il frightened
me. And when Don began to
growl like distant thunder
didn't blame him.
When looked up the
statuette's eyes had moved. They
were turned downward upon the
dog. with cool curiosity and indif-
ference. A kind of shsdder went
through me. And then, 10 and
behold, the statuette's tiny brown
breasts rose and fell slowly. and
a long breath came out of its nos
trils.
| backed violently into Graves.
dragging Don with me and half
choking him.
My God Almighty" said.
Its alive"
Isn't she!" said he. ct caught
her back there in the grass-the
little mink. And when heard
your signal l put her up on that
Ia BILE to keep her out of mischief.
It's too high for her to jump
and she's very sore about it,"
You found her In the grass"
said. For Gods sake-are there
more of them?"
Thick as quail" said he, but
it's hard to get a sight of 'em. But
YOU were overcome by curiosity,
weren't you. old girl? You came
out to have a look at the big white
giant and he caught you with his
thumb and forefinger by the scruff
of the neck-so you couldn't bite
him-and here you are"
The womankin's lips parted, and
I saw a flash of white teeth. She
looked up into Graves face and
the steely eyes softened. Il was
evident that she was very fond of
him.
Rum sort of a pet" said
Graves. "What2"
rum % l said. TITS horrible
lit isn't decent-it-it ought to
be taboo. Don's got IL sized mp
right. He-he wants to kill Ii. "
Let me ask you one thing
what would Miss Chester think 80
"Oh, that doesn't worry me. !"
said Graves. But I am worried
worried sick. It's early-shall
we talk now, OF wait TN after
lunch7"
Now" I said.
Well said he, you left me
pretty well enthused on the sub
ieef Of botany so went back
there twice to look up grasses for
you. The second time ] went
got to a deep sort of valley where
place was alive with things that
were frightened and ran. I could
see the directions they took by the
way the grass tops acted. There
were lots of loose stones about and
I began to throw EN- TO see II j
could knock one of the things
over. Suddenly all at once I saw
a pair Of bright little eyes peering
out of . bunch Of grass-I let fly
at them. and something gave a
sort of moan and thrashed about
in the grassland then lay still.
I went to look. and found that I'd
stunned-HER. She came to and
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Scott Is Held

Brought OF the county jail yes
terday from Raymond. Edwin n.
Scott II held for the federal grand
jury on $4,000 bail which he
failed to provide. He u accused
of writing threatening letters TO
the German ambassador at Wash
ington, ID. G.
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It has no flag, no standard. no
leader, but after the other armies
have been crushed this sad army.
which has now fallen back on
this sunny city of Biarritz, will
return to its old field.
1t is the army of Europe's
women playthings.
1t has gathered here from
every corner In Europe. l think
I saw thousands of its members
playing in the ocean. walking the
beaches and withdrawing inn
patiently and restlessly for the
other armies to cease warning
and return to other sins.
Underworld Is Emptied.
The fabulously rich silk aud
gold mansions of Paris under
world were emptied when German
Uhians came within six miles of
the city.
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been. or will he. solicited with
my approval: aud that the pay
ing or not paving of funds re-
quested by the progressive COM
mittee viii I'm no way affect yoar
positions in this department.
M. ROY THOMPSON,
County Engineer"
The progressive committee In
sists that no assessment was put
on county employees. Numerous
officials and employees had offer
ed money contributions. they say.
hence they decided TO make .
general request. They insist that
there Is nothing compulsory about
their request and that no em-
ploye need contribute anything
unless he so desires.
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PORTLAND. Oct. s.-Wanted
IN Spokane en- q charge of having
held up and robbed the spokane
state bank On Aug IS. man
said By the police to be George
". Martin. sas azrested here yez-
terdav and Is beink held Ter spo-
kane officials
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PETROGRAD, Oct. 3. - The
Slowe Polski. a newspaper pub
lished in Lemberg. Galfcia, says
that before Lemberg was taken
by the Russians the directors OF
the bank left the town. carrying
with them the deposits of their
patrons.
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HANSONLEADS

The following straw vote wa
aiken at the Puyaliup fair yestel
lay:
l.. =. Senator.
Hanson, progressive, 80.
Jones, republican,. 2s.
Black, democrat, 10.
sheriff.
Jameson, progressive. II.
Longmire, republican, 46.
Addison, democrat, 4.
Assessor.
Cook, progressive, 81.
Cameron. republican, 81.
Clerk.
Mcfarland, progressive. 121.
Mckenzie, republican, "a.
Congress.
Warburton, progressive. Sd.
Drury, democrat, 10.
Johnson, republican, IL.
Commissioner.
Langford, progressive. 40.
Collier, democrat. ii.
Slayden, republican, 81.
Leavitt. progressive. 81.
Williams. republican, Is.
Boss, democrat. 6.
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LONDON. Oct. ,. - In a dis-
patch from Amsterdam the cor.
respondent of Renters Telegram
company saws Information has
reached that city from Germany
to the effect that Count Zeppelin
has passed through Essen on MS
way To the front % supervise the
management of the Zeppelin diri-
gibles.
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ROME. VIA Paris. Oct. News
from Bosnia SAYS General HanIa
the Austrian commander az Sara
ievo. has executed citizeas aecas.
ed of signaling TO the Servianz
who occupy the mountains around
the town. AS a result nobody nov
dares even to light the lamps In
side their houses at night.
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LONDON. Oct. 3--The Ex-
given cut q dispatch from IL
way Of Rome. saying that General
Won Hindenbefg. the German cof1~
mander who has been active
against the Russiaus-on the East
Prusslan frontier. has been ap-
pointed to command the defenss
OF Cracow.
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LONDON. Oct. 3.---A dispatch
to Lloyd's agency from Bordeaux
says II Is officially announced
there That a French gunboat .taz
sunk two German auxiliary ships.
the Rhi0s and Itolo. with mitraii-
leuses.
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LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch
to Reuters Telegram company
from Sofia saws that the Buigar-
ian government has refused the
permission asked by the Russiaa
minister to Bulgaria for the use
of the Bulgarian railroads for the
transportation of ammunition and
other Russian stores destined fos
Servia. The refusal Is based o.
the desire of Bulgaria to observe
strict neutrality.
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BERLIN. via The Hague. Oct
3.-The Thorne Gazette contra
diets the dispatch from Petrograe
which asserted that the zeppeila
which recently dropped bombs In
to Warsaw was later captured by
the Russians. The paper says
that the German war craft returns
ed to it's home port intact.
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BY VIM. G. SHEPHERD.

BIARRITZ, France, Sept.
f2-(By mail to New York;
There Is one army In Eu-
rope that retreats and re-
treats, but Is never defeat
ed.
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NEW YORK. Oct. "a rumor
that the German cruiser Drciden
had been sunk by the British
cruisers Glasgow and Good Hope
was brought here today by ras-
sengers on the steamer Japanese
Prince, which arrived from South
American ports. This rumor, the
passengers said, was current IN
Pernambuco ON September II.
Fifteen German vessels, II was
said, are I'm Pernambueo harbor.
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Chow is she2"
Seems TO be pulling through.
I heard you fire both barrels.
What Iuck? 2"
(THE ENID
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As TAT rs lnCf hn1 -
"welll" said I, my business
will take me back there for days
at a time, 50 I'll be taboo, too
Then there'u be two of us. DID
you find any curious grasses for
me-
I don't know about grasses,
ne said. but I found something
very curious that I want TO show
you and ask your advice about"
So We started for Graves
house, Don very close at my heels
Graves" said. surely a
taboo by a lot of fool islanders
hasn't upset you. There's some
thing on your mind. Bad news7
"Oh, no." he said. She's com
ing. It's other things. I'll tell
you By and by-everything- Don {
mind me, I'm all right.
you say you found something
very curious back there In the
graas7"
He unlocked the door Of his
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fair bis quite lei6te $3.50 9.25, er.
ira $3.50.
g 9peine.- Die ,3ufubr BON
Sdpsinen mar beute niat grob, bic
Ra6frage eins 3iemli9 CUTE unO bic
9reiie Jim Sc bDber. 2ei9te 8erianbts
iorten unb iSertel naren rubig.
Cute bis auserleiene 9erpadungsz
uno fsleif6sriorten $8.10-8.15, orbi>
mare Bis auserleiene i9pere fette
Sdue $3.50 7.35, @rtra $740,
Staas $4.50-6.00, Grtra $6.15-
6.25, lei6te 8erIanotiorten $7.85-
800, iSerel pon 110 pfunb unb me-
niger $6.00-7.75.
S9afe unb 2Gmmer.-0er
Martt mar beute le6baft unb bic
9rsiIe fir S9afe fieIen I'm 5-10c.
Sri6iabrs Gdmmer blieben itettg.
Saafs.-@rtra lei6te $4.85, CUTE
Bis auserleiene $4.50-4.75, Orbi-
mare big fair $3.00-4.40, Sdbrlinge
$5.00-7.00.
Srii6ia6r5 Gdmmsr.-grtra $9.s
%; quite bis auserleiene $8.50-9.25;
orbindre Bis fair $6.50-8.40.
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sslub,9aAribten.
---->%>-----
Mittpo a, 8. SUM- 1941.

Der Sbioflub mar nG6renb bss
ssitrisen Cages BET bisiiser Stabt itae
tiOndr, nit sinem Waiieritunb DON
8.4 Tub am 4beno.
Die folgsHoen Sepsiaen trofen gez
fern bier Elm:
sgittsbura. pa.-6 SUB unb iteigt.
Wbsling. 20. 8a.-4.3 unb fdlt.
Bortersbura, 80. 8a.-5.7 unb fGqt.
&anapba S5aQs, W.9a.-1, itationar.
Gbarleiton, %. @a.-6.9 unb fdGt.
gortsmoutb, O.-6.9 unb fdQt.
2ouispille. ap.-8.2 unD fGat.
gDdnsOille. SSnb.-8.1 unb fGat.
Raibpiae, Senu.-7.7 SUB unb faint.
CHATTANOOGA, Ssnn.-6.8 unb fGqt.
Cairo, Sas.-16.4 unnb fdQt.
W.mpbis, Senn.-13.7 unb fG[lt.
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9dgliher Mtarftberidbt.
Gtneinnati, 2. Suni

Gtneinnati, 2. Suni.
Die na4foIsenben Quotirunsen be-
siebsn ii4 nur auf gngrOB 1ranss
Iattion.H. Bel ,leinsren gef6dften
iperSen ettpas b0bere prsiis berednst.
prptfionen.
Der Martt mar rubis, prsiis itstis.
g h m a "a. - primu Steam
|9.50-9.60c {. o. s.
SrodengeIal3enes Gleifd.
Sbort clear Seitsn 12-121c, ibort
Rippenieitsn 11a-12s. srtra ibort
clear Ssiten 11a--12e, S9uitern IL
-114c, Bellies 134-13ac Ioie unb
Be msbr perpadt.
Bacon Gbort clear Seiten
13-134c, turse Rippenisit.n 124-
'13c. ertru ibort clear esiien 123-
'13c. S6ultsru 12-l24e unb Bellies
14A-144c lcie unb 4e per pfunb
mebr perpadt.
Suaar gureb Tieif6. -
Sdinten 16-16ac, picnie Sdultsrn
12a-13e, grsatisit Bacon 19-20c,
S6ultern 12a-13c, Rsp gprt Gut
SduItern 125-13c, trodens Beef
Gdinten $27.00-28.00.
9 SiBsep0teltes 5Ieii d.
S5inten 131-14e, pienic S6ultsrn
101-11c, Bellies 15-16c. S6ult.rn
11-114e. Teip gort Gut 11--114e.
Srifdes Jl.iid. - S6in.
fen 13h-14e cnic.S6uItern 10a
lie, SduItern 10t-11e, Ifort
RippenIsiten 11--11sc, ibort clear
Seifen 11-115r, srira ibort Seitsn
10i-11c Bellies 13a-15ae pro
pfunb.
Mehl unb 9etreibe
MsbI.-Winitr S.atent S4.25-
4.50. Wiuter Tancp $3.90-4.15, ho.
Samilp $3.2o-3.50, grtra $500 -
3.15. orbindres $2.75-2.95. Sarter
Weisen glat.nt $3.75-3.9o, bo. fantp
$3.85-4.25, bO. IamiIp $3.5o-3.75,
Roaaenmebl, norbneltlib aemiTdjtes
reirss giib $4.10-I
APO. semifdtes S3.s0-4.10 per 9bl.
Weisen = Ho. Q rotbsr Wintsr
95a-96ac, 90. 8 bo. 94-95c. Ro.
4 rotber $3.50 per gu.
WeIfdioru. Ro. 2 peibes
75-75ac. glo. 8 fpsibes 74-75c,
Ro. A bp. 72-73c. go. 2 geIbes
73-73ac. Ro. 3 DO. 72f-73c. go. |
a bo. 70-72c. Ro. 2 asmiI6tes 72a
-73c. Ro. 3 bo. 72-721e, go. 4
DO. 71-72t per 8u. Weibes apIben. |
torn 73-75c. ssibes bo. 74-76c,
bo. 73-75c.
6afer.-Ro. 2 fpsibsr 42s 43c. |
STANDARD tpsibsr 42--42ar, no. 8
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Riber $1.2O, Wii6igan unb 9lfron
$1.14 per gbl. pon 28O qfunb.
5alg ftetig. prima GitD 6a-
&c. DO. Gountrp 6!-62c per pfuno.
&oblen.-Worft ru6ig. gousbe
biOabenp $3.50-3.75, @ub unb Slad
1925, aanatpba Stiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. Rug unb Glad 1925 y 2.35
per sonns dbseliefsrt. gtaudjlpIe
Stiidfoblen $4.50, Qntbracite $7.75
per 5onne abseliefsrt. Gote toitet
$6.00-6.50 per 5onns ubseliefert.
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ipeiber 41a-42e, SO. a peiBer 40
Ale, SO. 2 serrlif9tsr 41-41lc, Ho.
3 bo. 40 40ac, go. a bo. 39a a--4Oc.
Roggen.-yio. 2 60 roc, No.
9 DO. 66 68c, go. A bo. 61-64c.
Gerits.-Ho. 2 s5riibiabrs SO =
zoe. Ho. 8 bo. 60-65e PER Bu.
Dbisfp.
9erfauft fpurben 816 gbfs. Dis
itiaers syinifbeb @oobs uuf Der 8aiis
bon $1.35 per Galone.
@roceries.
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(Gbicaeo osIberopolt")
Driet aus Oeiterreid. uasarn.

Cine ausge5eihnete eSS6ee 6es 0Iter
ret6iiheu RiniIteriums fiir 4ul
tlls lmo ltnterrif)t. - aurius 5ur
Seranbiloltng bon 2ebrfrdften in
Der SSuseitDiiiriorge iub I'M sort
iDeien. - Griter 8ortrag ourf ben
friiberen @iniiter unb berporra.
genoen So5iaIpolitifer Or. 5. ~.
gGrnreitber. - Gein Erogramm
cine poaige Reiorm Der @olfserSie.
buug. - Semofratiiiritng Der
SfulmttteI. - gid)t .llntcrtba.
nen", ionocrn .Staatsbiirger" =
Gas Jagebuh Der @r1fin Sitter.
ba3p. - 8erurtbeilung oes So.
rons StraIenoorf pegen Grprei.
Jung. - Ger ,8atp'lier" IN Bien
uno Der gan5en Monardie. = 9as
gohfeit.
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ssls. usnDs uss ,iihsn ID nsY ps.i.

Odb, penbe pHb HSnsn ~ view Bsu-
0elo .on cal wurot So 1H-1A26 aus.
gelie1en.
5,rima @.jtiftspapiers iuuroen bu az
~ btsfonti-t.
StsrlingGraange III fen. - Gidt
~ S4.SSx aab Commercial Su S4.65K-
4.s6A.
BaHsJ CbtiaatioHen paren
idlpab uno muraen ME folg! axotirs:
Der. Staatfn Hefunbirung y " - SO,
grb., ~ regiifrirte 10s--l10X geb., gou.
eons li0-111H so reglitrirts 1o1 4-l02,
Coupons iv1 4 =. 102, banana Hegilterso
90 VI get.. DO. Coupon 81. 1o0--1U2.
afttenmarft.-9er Glarit mar b.ute
tlau uio Die stursidpanfunsen nur unbe.
osuteno. bic yreiie aber batieH i'm ause.
nleineH etpas 81 leiotn un0 itanben fait
ourhwes nnter oensn pon s,ftsrn.
utisHsssa aiiiss.
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Metaa. MART.

Rep yort, 2. Suni.
&upisr. r.-Martt flau. Spot unb
auguit $3.50 - 14.00; glsctrolptit
$14.25; 9ate nOmineli; Gaitinss $14
-14.12.
3inn uussrsgeIt su $30.25-3O.65.
giien.--Wartt rubis. go. 2 $14.s
75-15.25.
stntimOn. .-Rarft iIau; GoofiOn's
$7.25-7.37.
glei.-@artt rubis gu $9.s5-
3.95.
GpeItsr rubiq gu $5.05-5.15.
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Gbicaap. 2. cSuni.


S6ipeins. .-3ufubr 14,oOO. Martt
fart. Die meiiten @ertdufe braaten
$8.00-8.10; leihte $7.85-8.15; gez
mif6te $7.85-8.15, idnere $7.65 =
1924; raube $7.65-785, Jertel 81
-7.S0.
Rinbbieb. eb.-3ufubr 5000. Wurtt
itstig. 9esDss $7.25-9.25; Stiere
6.80-8.15; Stoders uno 5eebers
$6.35-8.25; &iibe unb Seifers $3.70
-8.75; adlber $7.00-9.75.
S6afs.-3ufubr 1900. Martt felt.
Sdafe $5.45-6.35, SSdbrlinge $6.25
-7.30; 2Gmmer $6.50-8.50; Srii9>
iabrs 2dmmer $7.00-9.65.
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dit benz in ser bieiigen llrania
abgebaIteneu Sturius sur Sdaffumg
elnes tiihtigen aorps bon 2e6rern,
Die imitanoe icin iouen, nit Dem alt.
iiberlieierten Ghlen0rian in oer Or.
5iebung Der breiten Ofaiien 6eS 8ol'
fes gu brehen, bat oas oiterreiGiihe
llnterrid)tsnliriiterilim pabrlif eft.
mas SreifliGes aetbau. SSn Ser 2lH.
fiinoigung heiBt eS gau5 beidpioen,
oag eS iif) namentlidj Inn Die SSu.
genoiilriorge uno oas S5orttpeien ban
oelt, aber tbdtid6lit lit Der Habmeu
oieier Reiorlnbeipeglng niht 70 eng
ge5ogeu. Gs gilt elmer IN mon6er
9esiebung poQigen umfebr aui uclfS.
er3ieberiihem 8ebiete. Iie @ihtia.
felt oes Shrittes fam gar nif)t liber,
idlGst iperoen sluh IN Seiterreih
(Inb peit mebr nod in lln1arn)
tlaiit eine tpeite aluft 5tpiiden Dem
bon Den 91tcrn iiberfommeneu Gr.
5iehunasinitem mo oen glniorocrlin.
gen Der Reuseit. Su einem alien
monarhiid)en Stnnte lit Dies uatlr.
gemGB not mebr ser SSaQ ais in Re.
prbIifeu. Ienn bier lit Die sIufga6e
niht MIR Ole. Die llnterri6tsaeaen'
Itdnbe lmo Die 9ehrmetbooe ilm3it.
ion6ern nod mebr sic, Die
ainocrn 5u nabren 9iiraern 6eS
Staates gu MAIDEN. 9tift uebr gu
:. ..llntertbanen" i'm aIten Sinna oes
@ortes.
Ger aurius puroe eroifnet nit
airem 8ortraa Or. @Grnrcithcrs,
rines Nannes, Der emit i'm Miniiter.
'tllbI aeiciien, Ger alberoem elmer Der
aebieaeniten aopfe aan3 OeiterrcihS
lit, elmer Der beiten So3iaIpolitifer
Der Groe unb elm Barlamenturier.
oeiien bIoBes g9ort bas elmer aanBen
Sraftion mifipiegt. llno mas er
iagte, oas bate benn ouh Sairo unb
Sub. mar nidt allein tief ourtboAt
lno aitf ieltenes @iIien geeriinoet,
ionoern es entbielt fritdltbarc 9Iure.
Iunsen unb criginelle SdIiiie.
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Siebmdrfte.

Gtnttnnatt, 2. SUM.
3uiubr uno gsrIanbt ipdbreno ser
bsrfloFensn "a Stunbsn, persli9en
nit oem porbsrgsbeHoen Gag, pas
rem tuis fOlat:
3ufubr: gaiubp. Saipein.. edafe.
/. Suni 1921 1920 1918
2. .Suni :. 2l3 1855 2315
Y.rianbt pGbr.no berTelben 3eit:
RinoO. Sdpsin.. Staf..
l. Suni /. 1866 80 1853
2. SUM -. 461 1866 1859
Rinbbieb.-9er Ntartt mar
beuie dubsrit rubia unb bic preiie se.
briidt. stodsrs unb Milatiibs partn
ebenidlls lansiam.
Wsittlsre unb idpere Stiere $7.25
$50, Stien 1915 - 6.75, Sl.i,
id1er Stiere $5.75-8.25, auserles
iene $S.35-8.50, Settlers $5.75-
S.25. auserIeisue Bis ertra $3.50
8.75. aiibs $3,50-6,25, auserIei.ne
bis Grtra $6,40-6,75, Gamers So
25-4.25, Cutters $3.50 - $50,
StOdsrs uno iSseoers $6.00-S.00,
Stud Ssifers $5.50-6.50, Stods
aiibe $4.25-5.50.
Bullen.-0sr Wartt mar bsute
lanaiam unb pilig.
Waaere unb Isifte $5.00-5.75,
Bologna $5.S5-6.S5, GTtra $500
100. fette 8ulIsu $6.75+7.25.
3aIber. 9si aiemIid GROCER
3ufubr mar Der Martt beute iietis.
Srbindrs uHS srobs $3.50 900.
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Mmsipdrtige Wtartte.
9ep gOrt, 2. ssuni.

Sem gOrt. 2. SUM.
Webl. Warft itstig.
Roasenmebl.- .-Martt rubig.
Maismebl. .-Martt itstig
Rossen.-Wartt itetis.
9erite. Wdrft itetis.
Deisen. -Wartt fsit. Ro. 2 barter
8intsr $1.04a {. l. f. Ren gort;
nsuer go. 2 rotber 94lc {. /. +. Suli
8erianbt; SO. ] ggrtbern Duluth
$1.04 unb go. / NOrtbsrn Wanitoba
$1.05 (. 0. b. fhnimmeno.
Deli6tOrn. -Martt fsit. $50. 2 GEL
bss 80ac c. /. {. prompt.
Safer.-Warft itettg.
6eu.-Martt taum i.etig. 30. l
$1.10-1.12a.
6opfen.-Wtartt Itetig.
Sdute. Warft itstig.
2eber.-Martt feit.
port.-Mdrtt itstig.
eef.-Martt itetig
Gut Weats. .Wartt itetiq. =
Sdmal8. .-Martt letter. Wibble
Weit $9.95-10.05. Raffinirtes feit.
Continent S10.55; COMPOUND itetig.
sala. -Martt piqig. Special &c.
9aumpoGidamen0l. - Wartt ftez
tis. prima GUNNER gelbes $7.20-
7.30.
olls.-Marft itstig.
6ar3.-Wartt rubig.
1srpsntin. -Murtt itetig.
Reis.-M Marft itetig.
Wpiahss. -Wartt flau.
3udsr. .-Rpber itetis. WolaiIes g.
74c; Centrifugal 1886; raffinirter
itetig.
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gbicaep, 2. syuni.

gbicasO. 2. Suni.
8.i3en.-Jiir SuIi 86s-S7sc, am
Salub SIC; fir September Ssh
85Qc, am SbluB S5gc.
uglartl3. ptssp.atHunG btp1 9
Wslidtorn.-5iir Suli 6st-693c,
am SdIuB 69ae; fir September 66a
-672e, am Sdlub 674c.
5af.r.-Jiir Sulp 39e-4Otc, am
S6luB 40c; fir S.ptsm6er 3S-38gc,
an Sdlub $500.
Rosgen.-Ro. 2 66c.
Gerits 50-65c.
SimOtbp $3.75-4.75.
Alse $10-13.
BORT $2o.25. = Jiir Suli $1,000
-20.25, am Sdiub $2o.25; fir
September $19.80-19.92, amShlub
$19.S7.
g6mals $9,87-9.9o.-gHr 5uli
$9.87-10.00, an S6luB $9.97; fir
September $l0.02-10.17. amS6luB
$10.15.
RippsnIeiten $11.00-11.50. 5ir
ssuli $11.15-11.27. am S6lub SILL
%; fir Sepiember $11.22-11,37,
am Shlub S11.32.
Butter. eisr, Sdie unb aartOffeIH
limb uRperGnosrs.
GefIiiasl.-9.bsnDes nieorissr i'm
prsiie. Siibusr 13c.
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Nsnl Weloasarrs.
gtntinnatLa. Nuni I9lA.


Gje Ws&frass naa Garfehen tpar bsst.
pieberum fsbr mdBis unb @elb III sillig.
Die BnnssH paren mt EputiRearbei.sr
siemliA fart beifaftist. Cir Torleben ,on
sals wurben Don ben Banien 4-4He ~ be.
reAHst unoWeiddftspapiers fpuroen6u 5-596
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ipurben 80 Bari 5wiibsn 8anftn perfauit.
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S1000
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lu bertmtsn:
xpnoon, . faas ei4t, s4s9 per 6; 90
xaee Sitt, t487 per 4; paris, 8 xage
StGt, 6l4 Jrancs per sleD; 81 Laoe SiAt,
t17 Gruncs pet s1oo; fnr Dsutidlano, 4
cage SiAt, Rsrf s5k 95H, DO. W
xags eidt, 94K-y4Ke.
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~ A.s4s4, auf Blas5op su S4.s4H uHo auf
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8erter unb puroe geitern tuegen Grz
preiIung gum @erluit Ieines Gnels
ui.o gu einjdbriger, DerIdGrfter 6dft
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pieber auf Der rritfigen" 5eite b.r
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