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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

secured from them a contract to con-
struet a railway from sea level to the
summit OF Andean heights soaring eigh-
teen thousand feet into the azure. ..Nev.
er was there a madder scheme. never n
completer triumph. A miracle In railway
engineering. undreamed OF before. was
accomplished AGAINST odds that would
nave appalled, one less daring and re-
sourcefuL Henry Meigs dared measure
himself against the mountains and ever
since the Andean mines have been send
ing their precious metals IN car loads
down from the clouds. on rails that cling
Ike threads 10 the face OF the precipice,
hang as spider webs over ravines abyss
NAL In depth. rails that Pierce mountains
TO leap CUFFS and tunnel again where
one wonders how even a goat could find
footing. Yet the daring engineer com
pleted his line from heights three miles
In the clouds down by tunnel trestie
and bridge TO sea level II was my privi-
lege only 10 look at the submits where
the first line scared But I climbed the
Andes by a second railroad designed and
completed by Henry Melgs. on that ride
We reached an altitude Of ~. g66 feet
nearly three miles above the sea. en-
joying all the luNuries Of a Pullman.
Before dying Henry MeiEs wrought
miracles. enriched Peru. paid every cred
itor left IN HE midnight flight from Cal
llNfNh anu demonstrated tNAN our pro-
sale age is more wonderful IN IL
achievements than anything dreamed Of
in the Arabian Nights. But Henry MeiNs
had a peer among the wonder workers Of
our -ace ! brought from South America
the picture Of a man standing with arms
extended against one ~ the foundation
stones of the temple fortress Of Cusco.
Peru. but the man not the rock. caught
my imagination. The hero % the Cuzco.
rock picture is worthy hign place on
the roll 81 honor ~ Representative
Americans. Thomas y. Wood and Henry
MelEs both measured themselves against
the Andes mountains one 10 break into
the strong box m those ancient hills and
enrich Peru with boundless wealth. The
task of the other was 90 strike sharkleg
from souls. 90 release from odioua bond
age tho most gifted ~ the ancient races
~ America. four millions n whom Htiil
speak tho language ~ their Inca fath-
err A. rouis exceed nold in worth. and
men rank above dollars. hy 90 much o.
the TASK Of Thomas %. Wood more hero
ir fhar that ~ fhe daring ArFonauf
Henry MciRa
when Z met Dr wood ln Lima. Peru.
BE- was engaged in translafinF tho Word
~ God into fhe Qulchn. 0r ancient Inca
tongue samuel johnson once said. ITO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

Joe Burke who was seriously ill AT
the North Wheeling hospital. has been
removed 90 his home IN East wheeling
u will be several weeks before h. will
be able 90 return 10 work on the panhan-
die traction line.
John \. Moore. Of Eichtccnth street
viii spend the Christmas holidays visit
ing friends in MorEantown
r. =. kindclbcrrcr. local barber who
has been 800 FOR several weeks b. slowly
rccoVerine az the North wheeling hoapi-
tai
Mrs. Edward Hrinkman. OF Twenty.
first street end Warw God avenue. le ili
az the home ~ her mother In South
Wheellug Yesterday she was reported
Co DO resting a. easily as could be cN-
UcCffI.
The Epworth League Of tho NJ D.
church met last night ~ the church on
Fourteenth street
ON account Of fhe bad weather. street
tummiaeiuuer George sutton has been
unable Co.. improve any uf the streets
practice meeting OF the Warwood
band was held last evening at the RelI-
nnCc hose house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

As one passes by train from callao.
Peru, 10 Lima the capital. seven miles
away. he viii have pointed out the rest
ing places OF one OF the most daring OF
the Argonauts OF the last century. Hero
worshipers can find no mo:e worthy sub
tect than Henry Meigs. born on the
banks OF the Hudson river early in the
nineteenth century having made and lost
"A fortune in the lumber business in the
East. he Joined the ArEonauts and
crossed the plains and Rockies to arrive
penniless in California. There ne Great
Cd fortune and lost 10. one night be-
tween sunset and sunrise Meigs vanished
as if from the planet Neither friends,
or creditors could find trace Of him.
Weeks later a ship sailed into the har-
bor OF Calao. Peru and Henry MeiEs
stepped ashore In new world with the
blood Of an adventurer he had the soul
II an empire builder. The stranger soon
captivated the authorities % Peru ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

Gompers today on a plain drunk
charge Artic says that he does not
belong in Wheeling. but Was just pass
lng throueh here ON his way 20 the
Norih Pole
Warfcld Evans viii bc riven a hear.
rg today by Justice schultz on %
charge of stealing chicken and then
eating DO boo au alien house. Mrs Elz
aheth Brandon makes the charges
o. ~ Uuseton was released BY
Squire Gompcrs yesterday after hav
ng paid a board bill submitted by
Mrs Lena Kraft
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CAMERON

CAWruON vs. va. ufr .l CHRIST.
nas trade ffia yrrr hre been about rr
% fhr standard and started Iu fNiH
morning WITH more fIHU ..rHI IrIrHf.
nfrH WuHf nII fh. merchant. Hur shop
tffrera have token nn safrH helm In on.
ticirafl0u ~ rrraf rarh of hualnter
fffa wrff
School wlf llHrr frIIH" HrH two
werta friffHN vacation uII d.. frI.UrI
hef1rr rfrunIufIan nf rfuHIr. WHaf Hf
ffr teachers wII rn "A. fHfIr H.nfe .uf
~ frun flr their EnIIIa vacation hn
arrr1Urlrfr rrnErHm wIII uIr..Ir fnr
rlElnr rTfav
Tn. WffnrfIaf SUNDAY school reI| tho
fhfI.frIaa frrHf nf fn. t.... .I alHnnI
Hu.faU morning IIHI.fn.a. Ur.r.H...
eIiI Dol rendered thrrfu.ar r..rInr nHf
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FINE COUPLE
Squire RAIDER Fines Man and Woman
Guilty Of Nasty Charuo-Justice
Shop News.

Mrs Jennie Mclaughlin and Dan
Dennis were each fined $50 and costs
after a hearing last evening before
Squire RAIDER on n charge Of conduct.
ing thcmsolyCa immoraly Complaint
was made by william McIaurhlin Al
three are from Fulton
Joe Attic viii boz tried before Squire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

The regular scmi-monthly meeting OF
council the last OF this year, will be
held Friday evening. Several import
ant matters will be taken up for con-
sheraton. IL Is understood that tile
sew ering Is being purchased To be used
at this place. n. Jay MCCracken. elect
ed by council 10 MI the vacancy 81 the
late Charles Draher. will be sworn into
office at this time
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Nay Get Hsatsrs for school.

The Richlsnd district board Of educa-
ton is considering the installation 81 a
new heating system in the Groggs
school Al present the building b. heat
ed from E"s stoves which are said % be
unsatisfactory. Prices Of heaters are
being secured end the new system may
be installed during the holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
schooi Closes rhurrdav.

Announcement was made yesterday by
District superintendent J. T.. Evans To
the effect that no sessions OF school will
be held Frtfay. the Christmas vacation
for the Richiand district schools start
ing Thursday afternoon. Sessions will
be resumed MCndey. January 3. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21

The last meeting in the old year will
be held this evening at \ o'clock by vol
unteer hremen at the Reliance building
in North Warwood Preparations viii
hc completed FOR the annual meeting
TO be held after the hrst OF the year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
Society Meeting.

The monthly meeting OF the Social
Center Society OF Wildwood. will be
held this evening at O'Clock. at the
eral short addressed win b. made. and
songs will be rendered by some OF the
members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-21
COAL CONFERENCE orr.

CHARLESTON W Va. Dec. 2O.-An-
n0uncemenf wse made to-day that con-
ference to-day Cor Public Service Com
mission and The Coal operator Assoc
citation OF West Virginia. scheduled 90
hc held in Washington tomorrow. has
been postponed uutu Thursday. A. the
meeting DO le proposed 90 draft n scheme
for opposing trade adoption of new
tariffs filed hy railroad companies with
the Interstate Commerce Commission in-
crenaiug the rates FOR haluinT coal from
West Nirrinia 90 northern and western
markets.
Guaranteed Watch Braeeiets-ss.5 SO
20 SIS Hillr1an a Son.
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1luk. NaHriAtes.

somitas, q. ylopsmbsr 1915.
Der Sbipflub piro ii4 beute nui
iDenie D.rdnoern unb beriel6e batl'
seiiern abtnb BEL Risiigsr Stabt Ell
men DaFeritanb bon 19.1 CUB.
Die fplsenben 9.psi9en trafen &c.
itern bier ein:
piitsburg, pa,-5.o SUB. fdat.
Wbeelina 90. Bass SUB. fdat.
partersburg, W. 9a.-10.1 SUB.
Sanapba Sails, SO. @d. -2.6 SUB.
gbarleiton. SO. ga.-6.9 SUB.
pOrtsmOutb, S.-17.2 SUB, iGat.
GouisOills, ap.-9.7 SUB, fGIt.
GpdnsDilI., Snb.-22.6 Jub.
RuibDiIls, 1enH.-1S.O SUB, idlIt.
CHATTANOOGA. 5ern.-121 5ub, fdlt
gairo, SG.-31.2 Gub, faat
Wsmpbis, Senn.-24.1 Sub, itsigt.
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@ie &idaro strauR fompiuirt.
Bon Or. Cigar Sfsl.

Or. Griebrid b. Sauiegser, Der 9as
ter BEG betdnntsn Dirigenten, bat
itOn Dor Sabreu ben 8sriu6 aema6t,
in elmer pas Senieits beg aiinitlers
betiteltsn Stubie 2tusIpri9e lebens
Der RiinitIsr gu iammeln, inbem er
beitimmie, tpifIenfdaftIi6 fprmulirte
5ragsu an iie riht.ts. Bon Wtuiitern
Der Glteren 3eit iit ia Ieiber penig oies
ier art betaunt setporbsn, uno MIR
9.stboDens titanifdss Rinssn lisst in
isinen Sti55enbiiGsru often Dor unIes
!. ren aueeu. Die iniereFanteItsn Bel
trdse, bic Sauissssr srbisIt, }. 9. pun
5umperSind, aien3I, Ri4arD Straub
unb WeinsartHsr, iino jsbo9 ni6t in
osfeH sben senanntem gu4t, Ionbern
als Radtrag erI9iensn in elmer poits
bumen SGmmluns .9ebaHtsR zines
Sdauenben-. 6isr finbst iid bsnn
aud bic einsise autkntii6e uHrfoHar
reid. 9I.uberuns Ridarb Straub'
iib.r feline art gu i6affen: Dprt., bic
brett bebsutiam iiHb IS iino ls
bisli9 ,ur3e 4uf5eidnunssn, bic aIs
SrunoIase fir Elm nitt Suiianbe gsz
tOmmenes ausfiibrliderss S6rsiben
aufssieBt ipuroeN.
glui bic Jrage, psI6s Gubsrsn llms
itdnO. Don eiuflub aui ieiHs auit
sum tiinftIsriIden Sdaffen isisn,
anttpurt,t Straub: 9Sliss Giniamtsit
lei i,insr proouttiun am siinitisiten,
bic, man p.ib ni6t ppber, pIosli6
ruituuden. go bab. er bisis meiitens
Rat)mittass 81 gesinn eines Spas
Siersdnsss pber nad sinem ldnseren
Spasisrsans in ih0nsr Nutur. nad
etipa balbitiinbiser Rubs. 5rdume,
na9 bsusn seFrugt mar ipisItsn fir
feiu Grfinben gar tsine RolIe, ipes
nistsns nitt 5rdume, osren er ii6
bepubt piro. DAB ober Elm inusres
4rbeiten Der pbantaiis, bsfsn er iid
niat beipubt tperos, ben Sauptantbeil
an iein.m Sdaffeu trase. bas 1T ibm
unapeif.Ibuft; Elm WOtiD 'ber cine
lGnser. Welooie. bic 10 gang plDbli6
auftau6sn, ieisu bersits Gnbreiultate
LANCER inn,r.r qro5eHs. Wie Diss ins
geipubtIsiu trete, Iebre Elm 8eiipiel:
Bier Satte elmer itSnsn Welpbie
Isien abipluter iossnannter Ginfall;
am alapier perosn oieie bier 5atte
auf @runb ibres tbsmutiiden SnbaIts
fortgeIpcnnen uUo entipideln iib 10
in aiirSe gu elmer adtsebntdttisenMss
lobis, bic etpu in elmer 32tattigen
qeriobe polIitGnSis nussefiibrt isin
birite. @erbdItRiBmdbis raid babsu
ii6 bic srfien 1S Satte mad tur5eu
Stodunsen unb nit ilsinen @srdnbes
runaen sefunbsn; plOBli6, nit benz
lS. satt., tritt einellntsrbreduns Elm;
mebr.re 4rten Der Our9fiibruna lpers
ben psrfuht, obne ben setpiinidten Grs
ioIs; bic natiirlide probuition, tpenn
man es 10 nennsn barf (biss Iino allies
Straub' sissnIte DcrtsD, III aug. Sdt |
Der 3onbidtsr bas ertunnt, 10 biitst er
ii6, fortSufabreu, bGlt absr bds @pl.
,ubets feii unb merit es eenau. pIoss
LID. mad einiseu Sussn, fiubet VA.
pie Sortsr Der erits Ginfal, bic ridtig
Ibeinsube Jortiebutp. Gs miiFs alIo,
neint Straub, entIhisbsn Elm innsres
llrb.iisn Der pbantaiis itattsefunbsn
3dben. Dub aber Der erite ginfdl,
Der gang unpermutbst lam, aud Nur
line TOrtiebuns unbetumtsr, unbes
pubter GinfdIle fei. bdIt er fir un>
Iiptifefboft. mie nett MN bds, mas
lsipS5uli9 Isdni, bsibt Don asm.
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ale.. = s1o.oo--1eoo; msiitsns
$1e,l7a.
Bort. Fir Snriiot $17.62--
1897. am g9lnb $3.50; fir gaai
$17.75-17.97, om Shlub 1892.
54mol;. 1iir s}anliar o.36-.
9.55, am ShtuB 9.55; fir Ufai 9.65
-9,S5, am G6lub 9.s2.
sRippenieiten. - Sir Saniiar 9.65
-9.72, am Shlub go; fir Utai 81
1890 ON S9lub 9.85.
Butter. - Marft unperdnbert.
gier. - Wartt unperGnbsrt.
&artoffelu. - Dart ilnosranoert.
9efliiasl. = 2ebenbes. Wlarft ntep'
ris.r: 6iibn.r lie; Sprinssrs l2c;
Srutbiibner lac.
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Is.Is, Ss.ss nsS altisn in ses prt.

Vti9dfiSpapitfe burotn 5u 2A-6% BIS.
ioHiirt. @t@fel aui qunbon paren iiettg
~ 4.64K fur 90 9sae siAt; Fabtl.Anwei.
luEsen e4.7on unb GiHt.1eaiel $685.,
irsnes Sidt 6.9l. RsbeI 6.4s; 1ars StHt
60K. aobel s0ts, airss Si4t 64s, anbtl
6.47, RubsI 6idt 82sss; Aabel s2x; SiIber'
Barren SO. ReyiianiiHs Eoasrs 48.
dftienmarft. = Die Snbuftrie.Gt
ien tparen beute tonansebenb uub battsn
me .itens Gepinne aufuwsiien, bod out
bic gifenbabn.Aiiien paren mtifens isft.
WegsH Stlub ,puSbe bsr Rarit fau.
etteu1ats Gffiss.
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~ u y 'eV -- 'LplUUVl DIE Ou'
fubr nur mdbia mar. 70 mar oiefelb.
bod mebr ais ssniistnb fir bic Na9s
fruse. Stoders uub Jeebns fomen
ebenfalls nur ipeuig in ben Martt
Die preife iparen iietis. - Cute
Wil4tiibe lparen itstig, anbsre flou i.
idipaf.
Mittltre rnb itHpsr. Stiere $6.5-
IT'S; S4im $3.0O-6.0o; 5lsiider
Sti.rc $5.00E7O0; auserlsIene biz
ertra $i.25-7.5o; 5eiiers $3.50 g.
90; aussrleien. bis srira $6.25-6..
so; Siib. s3.00-5,00; duserl.Iene
big srtra $5.25-5.75; Gamers $3.s
00-3.75; Wildta6e 1875. Stos
ttrs uno seebsrs: Stitre $685.
5; 5eifers S4.5o-5.5o; aii6e $500
800.
8ullen. Der Wlarit mar beus
te ishr rubia nnb bic preii. fielen um
1O-15c per 100 pfunb.
Jette 8ullen $5.75-6.OO; 9ologn,
$5.00-5.50; extra S5.6e5.75; ma
sere unb lei4ts $3,50-4.75.
adfber. 9i. 3ufu6r ipa.
sroB, Die Ra4frage 3ismli6 gut unb
bic preiie fielsn I'm 25-5oc per 100
pfunb.
gsift aGlber S10.50-1075; fair
lis quite kidte ST .25-10.35; Oroindre
un5 9roBs S4.50-10.00.
S4Deine- Die Radfras. mar
Elm. quite. ba ab.r bic 3ufubr siemIi4
srOb mar. 70 fisIsn bic pr.tf. I'm &c
per 100 gsfunb.
2lusgeiu6te idapere Shtptine $6.65
$40; quite bis aus.rlsieR 9erpdds
ungss uno syleii6eriort.u $685.
70; gemif4te 9srpodungsIorten So
4-6.65; dlisssiuat. mittl.r. $685.
--6.45; lsidte gsrianoiorten 5000
6.25; iSerlsl. 40 qfunb unb tpeniger.
&.00-5.85: Oroindr. biz aussrleiens
i6psre fstts Sdu. $5.00-6.20;
Stass $4.00-75.0O.
Sdafe 1unb 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar beuis SismIi9 srob,
bic gu4frage gut anb bic prsis
fteits.
S4afs: srtra $5.75; quite big ausers
lsfene $5.00--5.65; orbindr. bis fair
S3.00-4.90. 2Gmmer: srtra $500;
quite big auserIefsne $7.75-8.90; or
bindr. bis fair $5.50-7.50; GuIIs
$5.25-6.25.
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Nls @erpHesunssidueiter bic
sSrunt entlans.

nSn aebn Winuten Iduft Der &tdns
tenSus ein," oas TT bic Wielouns, bic
uns jeoen 3psitsn MOrsen pirb. Damn
tommt er anssbrauit unb bdlt an uu.
ierer Station. Bis babir mub olIes
bereitet fein, beIeste 8rote, Suppe,
2atuc, alles, mas bic pflseer brdus
den, I'm auf Der Runbfabrt binter Der
Grpnt bic geripuuostsn su ipstIen. bi.
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Ghicaap %. lpp.mb,r.

S6ipsine - 3ufubr 5000. -
Wartt OsrdRberli9; Built 5000
65; lsibte S5.60-6.55; semiibte So
9O-6.s0; it4tpere S6.20-6.S5i
rdube Se.20-6.35; Jer.eI $3.75-
$50.
gtinbbisb. 3ufubr 1000. Waarti
itstia; Ginb.imifde Beef Sti.rs $50
-10.5O; 0,itern Sii.rs S6.20-8.s
80; aii6e uuo 6eifsrs $2.70-8.oO;
aGftsr $6.25-10.10.
S6afe. - 3ufubr 28,OO0. Wiarli
fdpa6; @,atbrs $6.00-6.50; gpss
$3.90N5.75: aGmmer $6.75-a.25.
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MasUdrtise W&rfte.
Rep gort, 26. RoDember.

~ " - NO' VSSN'h
Msbl. - Usartt piIlig; sprina
gatsnts S5.30-5.7O; Dint.r ga
tents $5.30-5.55; Winter Straigbts
$5.20-5.35.
WeiSen. - Warft p.rdnb,rIit; go.
] 0urum $1.113 T. o. 5. Refp gort;
Tc. / Rprtb.rn Duluth $1.07a unS
go. ] Rorth.rn WanitOba $1.09 {. /.
T. Buffalo.
W.li6toru. - Martt felt; Ro. 2
eelbss 7Slc prOmpte ai.fsruns.
loafer. - Rartt feit; Tp. 8 mel
Ser 42S-43ic.
6su. - Wldrtt iistig.
,6opfeu. - Warti ru6is.
Sdute. - USartt it,iia.
Seer. - Raorft feit.
BORT. - Martt feit.
Beef. - Mortt ittiie.
S4mal,. - Martt isIi; WliSSls
0.it $9.55-9.65.
5alg. - Warft itttis.
WoIle. - Rarft itstie.
Reis. - Mar,t iteiie.
TlplaiTss. - Marit rilbis.
3uder. - Rcber Martt felt.
6 Centrifugal SAT-; MoldHes $4.o0;
itstis.
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9dsli@er aysarft- 9 erid,t.
Gineinnati. &c. glppember.

Die ndhiolstnben Auotirunaen Be-
aieb.n fih nur auf gnarps 5rdns,
aftionen. Bel tIein.ren gsfbdftsn
perbsu ettpds hobere Dre;fe bsrs1nst.
probifionen.
g hmala. l. prinld Steam
8.80-8.90: Jamilp S9maI3 10
lob per pfuub.
xrodeusefaIsenss Gtsif4.
Sbort e!sar Ssiten, IOie 105-11c;
grtra ihOrt clear Ssiten 10t-10ae;
ibort Rippenfeiten 10-10ac; Bel
lies 11-11se.
Bacon. Gbort clear Stitsn
11a-12r; EXTRA ibort clear Seiten
11A-11ae; ibort Rippsnfeiien III
-112e; Bellies 12s-134e per pfuHo.
sugar gureb Gteif9. -
S4iutsn 16a-17e: gienic S6ultern
12-12ac; greaiieit Bacon 19-2oe;
SduItern in Dad.ten 12--12se; Pe'p
UDri Gut 12-12se; trodene Beef
S6intsn 23-25c per pFunb.
Sibssp0tsttes Gl.ifd. -
S6inisn 15-15ac; pienic Sdultern
n-11se: Bellies 16-16ie; Sduis
tern III -11le: GduIt.rn. n. q.
Gut bo. 114-11ae per gfunS.
Grtfheg TIeifh. = G9intsn
13-13Se: gienic S4ufiern 1oa-
lie: S6ultsrn 10h-11e; ibort RIP
penititsn 10s-11e; ertra ibort clear
psufsitsu 1o-1oae; ertra ibort clear
RippeHitii.n 10s-11e; Bellies, Iei9s
I. 1ea-17e; Bellies. fapu. IL
12c.
Webl unb getreibe
w1ebI. Winter patsnt $5.65
5.75; Mtnt.r fancp S5.20-5.30;
Winter Jamilp S4.65-4.75; Wintsr
frira $4.20-4.40; Wintsr orbindrts
$4.0O-4.2o: Sartes Meisen gatent
5lrtss Wsi3en fancp
Sa.35-5.60; 5aries W.issn ;sanlilp
$4.4o--4.75; RosaenmsM, nprbpeifiis
hes, aemiittes S5-20-5.45: sines
Gifp RosssnmebI s5.30-5.55; gitp
a.miidtes !Rogssnmebl $5.20-5.45.
Meiasn. = Ro. 2 rotber Win.er
$1.141-115a; go. 8 $1.07-1.12;
no. 4 bp. S1.00-1.08.
WIfdtoru. so. 2 psibss
altes, 68-69e; go. 8 DO. 67-68e;
gap. a DO, 66-67c; SO. 8 DO. 65-
sec; RO. 6 DO. 64-65c. = go. 2
ssI6es 6S-69c; go 3 DO. 67-6sc;
no. a DO. 66-67e; go. 8 bo. 60
CSC; go. 6 DO. 64-65e. = go. q
gsmiI4tes 68--69c: gar. 3 DO. 81
6sc; 30. a DO. 66-67t; gao. 5 DO.
65-66e; Ro. 6 DO. 64-65e. = Roll
tentorn, ipeibss 66-67e; aoIbsntorH,
s.les 67-6sc; aOIbsnsorn, s.mii4'
tss, 66-6Ie.
N.uss, 30 ! ip.ibes =; RO. q
.. 63-63sc; Tp. 8 DO. 62a -63e; Ro.
61s-62st; glo. 5 DO. 60a-61sc;
10. 6 bo. 59t-60ac. - Ro. / gel
5es, -; glo. 2 DO. 63-63ae; No. 3
DO. 62s -63c; 60. A DO. 61a 62ac;
10. 5 90. 60a-61te; go. 6 bo.59h
-6osc. - 60. l sanifd,t.s -;Ro. q
DO. 62b-63e: To. 8 bO. 62-622c;
no. a bo. 61s-62Ae: Ro. 5 bo. 6oA
-62se: SO. 8 30. 60a-61Ac; Rc. 3
30. 60a-61ic; 30. 8 DO. 571
,9sc. = Dsibss aolbsnlorn $500;
,slbes aolbsntorn 62-64e; asmif4tes |
aolbentorn 60-62e.
Rpgaen. Rp. 2 99e-S101;
10. 8 $3.50; To. a 92-95e.
Safer. - Ro. 2 tpsibsr 40a-|
lie; etanborb tpsiber 39--39le; Ro.
ipsibsr 3s-3ste; 9ao. 4 wsibsr |
so. 2 asniifter 3S-3Sae:
70. 8 g.mifdier 37-37ae; Ro. 4 ss'
nifhtsr 355-36e.
WhiSfn
@rtauft purben S25 Bbls. Diiiils
.rs ,yinifbeb 0ocbs auf Der Bafis Don
;1.39 per gulIpne.
grpeerie8.
Qaffee. - ssana 23-30s Wos
ia 293Oe: Guatemala fanep 19e;
.. gutter 17ae.
gina .-.........'........i In
uier ............-......ith iicz
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MetaH . Narft.

Rtip yort, 26. Gppsmbsr.
aupfsr. - Mnrtt itetis.
gl.ttrolhtic. - $1,000.
Giien. = Martt itstig unb unber'
dnbert.
j3inr. = Nsortt rubis; $39.25--
1915.
9l.i. = Cfieriri su $5.25.
Spslter. - $18.15-19.25.
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Z 3udtr. = prtlIt fsit. - Raffis
nirfsr Gut aoaf S7.15; poipcereb
$6.35: Gubts $3.50; aranuIirter S6.s
25; Gonfsstiouers ,el' $6.15; Dff
.A' $3.50; ipeibsr srtra $50; sytra
81 $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
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Gbieaae 2e. 8Op.mber.

Dsisen. Jiir Dsembsr SLOPE
1.03s. am S4Iub $1.03a; fir Mai
$1.055-1.o69, am S6Iub Sl.064.
Mef6tcrn. = Jiir 9sxmber 644
-65at. ON SdluR SAC; iiir Mui
68s 500, am S1lnb 6sAe.
Sofer. - Giir DeSsniber 394-
39zt. am GdIub 39Se; fir Mai 41a
---42se, am ShIuB 42ic.
Rceeen. = go. 2 93Rc.
@sriis. - 55-70c.
1imotbp. = $5.o0-7.76.
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3uporfp m mtnb.

arst: =. llnb ipis alt inb Gie,
insins @nSbissg@
Dame: I'D. Sic eIaubsn Mrs
bod ni9t, 5srr DpItorl-
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Sinberu bds Ddiein9"
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Cincinnati, 2s. Jlopembsr.
3ufaibr unb 9erfunbt ipdbrenb Der
leBten "a Stunben, O,rsliden nit bsr'
fslbsn 3eit Der Isstsn brei Sose ma
Ten tpie folgt:
1erfaubf tpdbrenp berielben s3eit:
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Die umidte i'm bieiigen Gltaringbsule
bsIieisn ii4 beute aui ", ,USS, ,SoO.
xsfai estasisassH.
Columbia Dos, Cbio gities uno Ohio
Siale TEL con-. partn bsuIe IN gutter slaD'
Ira8t nnb bis 4reiie Uaren iieiia. Bsrtault
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.girsinnott. as. s,os.. 10,

a0tnetnnott, 26. 4ob. 1918
Die S1nssn iparea beute nit Routine.
arbsitsG itsri bsf&attist, aud NOR bic Mad /.
lynge mad Darfeben eiIie gufs. Die Gins.
ratsn iino unpeyanpert esbiieben. fiir Gar.
bIitbsn. dar 2srlfbsu yon cans perben
BON bfa Bsnfen ~ usreHnst, uabrsnb Be.
iddjispapifre 5u S--B% btsisnilrt psrben.
Jm pijsnsn DRarfte pxrbsn Garleben on
rals spsX-4$ snb auf Bel, ~ 4-4hy
platitf.
E0eAid snf psb psss
wurben su gari Spiidsn 8nnien psrfauft.
pig goustsrrsis bstrast 5oe Yratate per
$1,000.
sseAia saf osssvs.
Sitt. @e4iri auf 2onbon wurbm au
t;72-4.75 psr yfo. sterliHs quotirt. Jar
@shia auf Berlin wurben SIC fiir Nnri
btrsdnst, fhr @saiel aui yaris II 4c pro
HraHe, onf Nmheroam 42xc pro wugben
nnb aIf 1itn l5e per Krone, 4ires 16e,
Nubsl ss. Granes tS4weil) 1ss.
ssnsts cbIisafissss
narsn rutig unb itetis. Die ganseH aui