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New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Furnished by w. II. Hibb. A. Co.

Chicago. Aug. B.-Farmers of the spring wheat
coIatry slling wheat freely for forward delivery
and it il being taken mainly hy exporters As an
illustration Il conditions existing the seaboard
ported $4,000 bushels IL wheat as taken for foreign
shipment tGday, and the greater Part OF this was
grain raised in Canada. The Southwest was offered
its wheat freely because OF the fact that spring
wheat farmers we're willing to let go of their grain
and the likelihood is that the run of wheat in all
petitions will be much greater with the September
future nf the way. Cancellations were reported
today Of 25.oo0 bushels. vessel here. owing
the high premium of cash wheat. II is believed In
cssh wheat circics hele that if Europe is to take
wleat from this country they will continue to buy
the Canadia1-rroWn grain in preference 10 red win
tiers when rrces and quality are corsidered.
Wheat irregular and unsettled today, with
the range showing considerable breadth. The trade
was largely On professional account and there was
general absehce Of hedging transactions. Cloeinss
were at advances Of = to nc, and resting spots
were ! to lSsc above the lowest levels reached
Many Of the professionals in the trade rut out
short lines # wheat early. and they covered during
the last half hour of the session There rrmors
from New York of business on export account
and this caused good buying by shorts.
There were sdditiona frosts in our Northwestern
as well as in Northwestern Canada and this caused
some uneasines part of the wheat shorts who
hard pots there liberal offerings as advices
frum the Northwest said that while there was q
feasibility OF rome damage to growing wheat the
lcso would be on the quality and quantity.
Corn advanced 4 to lc aims the Central
West and frost in the Northwest.
There was better Eastern demand for cash oats
and closngs for the day We're 4 TO s.c higher
Cash sales were 100 bushels.
Lard weak and this was the conspcrous f,l-
I IN
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w. 3. Hibbs & Co,

r New York stocg Exehsnes.
New Yorh Cotton Exchsasa
Chicago Board Of hsAa.
Washington Stock Exchsnm
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
LIFE-sAvERS ORGANIZE.
Independent Corps Formed by Ca.
nOeists and Boatmen.

To safeguard pleasure-seekers along the
Potomac in the vicinity of the Aqueduct
Bridge the Independent Life-saving
Corps last night was organized at a
meeting at Dempsey's boathouse. The
organization Is composed of independent
canoeists and boatmen who are not affil-
lated with any of the clubs along the
river.
w. B. Longfellow, of the first-aid de-
partment of the American Red Cross.
who has been in Washington several
weeks demonstrating life-saving methods
and aiding in the establishment of life
saving corps. presided. Officers were
elected as follows: Patrick Dempsey,
president; James e. Griffin, secretary
treasurer: George r. Dickson. vice presi-
dent and delegate to the safety commit
tee: Eugene H. Austin. chief instructor:
Joseph R. Gross. captain Of the corps,
and William E. Anderson. first mate.
The first regular meeting of the corps
will be held Thursday. September 2.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aug. 8-Good advances were scored
In the cotton market today and at the close the
prices were IS to 81 points higher. CT only about
70 points below the best Of ths day. Ths
influences wtrc frmer. Liverpool cables and the
forecast for further rains in the Southwest There
was large demand attributed to prominent Nor n
Carolina interests. who were estimated to have
taken at least 10000 bales.
There has been various indications Of a better
export demand recently, with such impression
strengthened by the increased spot sales re-
ported in leading Southern markets. There was
some southern selling. but this was considered
insignificant by many who belIere that the offer
ings from the South should he distressed co:loa
this autumn.
1t was reported around the ring tina. leading
Southwestern operator had recently covered a con-
siderable short line aud taking long coui-
miiments a result Of builisiI Texas advice.
All in all. sentiment appeared to be more bullish
than it had been in some time.
Cotton exports to-day were ]. .es bales. COM
pared with Us bales last year. The shipments
included l6S9 bales fer Great Britain and die
remainder go bale for the Continent For the
to date the total outward movement Is
l3l SO bales contrasted with ss2S bales for the
corresponding period last season.
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BROKERS EXPECT
rising MARKET
New Records Are Made on
Change Strong Tone
Apparent.
COPPER IN LIMELlGHT
Report that Russia Wants 20.0OO,O0O
1 Pounds of Metal Starts Rise
in Movement.
COPPER In LIMELIGHT

New York. Aug. 26.-Although deal
ings were less active in the stock mar
ket today. a strong tone prevailed
throughout the session. several new
high records being made. Brokers
repotted a good demand for securities
on all recessions and general eXpecta-
tion is that the upward meVerent will
be continued early tomorrow.
At the opening prices showed over
night gains of from one to two points.
These were enlarged during the first
fifteen minutes of trading. Before the
first of the first half hour, however.
profit taking resulted in a recession of
about a point from the best standard
issues and about two points in the
war stocks. The market backed and
filled until the last hour. when under
leadership of Steel quotations again
moved forward. the close being nearly
the best.
Copper in HimeliEht.
Improvement in the copper shares
was witnessed owing to sales of the
metal by large producers at Is cents
a pound and reports that the Russians
were in the market for about 10000
900 pounds of copper. All the coppers
were an average of two points higher.
naconda being the fayorite.
Tennessee Copper. which has daily
been making new high records. attract
ed much attention by advancing more
than eleven points to the new high
figures of 65 closing at the top quota
tion. Nearly ten points of this ad-
vance occurred in the last fifteen min
utes of trading.
The demand for the stock was SO
urgent at the close that odd-lot houses
after the close of business on the stock
exchange paid as high as 81 for the
shares over the counter Report late
this afternoon was that the Tennessee
directors were considering a bond of
issue of between 100000 and $4,000
600 bearing per cent to provide
working capital and refund the $780,
600 of first mortgage 6's, which are re-
deemable at lO3
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Qrotatinns given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers urices are higher
Lcser rrades nav he sold for less Fancy good,
command higher prices
The Produce market yesterday was quiet Receirss
sufficient for demands. Eggs finn. Hens Ic stronger.
Caves and lambs. demand light. quotations un-
changed.
Peaches Plentiful; rrices moderate. Lettuce more
Plentiful; lower. Celery lower. Supply of other
fruits and vegetables heavy. Quotations were:
EGGS-FTesh. per doz.. 22a23: Southern per doz
Isa2o
BUTTER-Best PRINTS. new. per Ib. %: tub. 5c
cry. per ID. 25aa6: store packed. Fer Ib.. lsa2o.
LARD Tub. .Ue. pe: H.. Hssl: do. CON,
pound. DIT h.. III. Cotto1ssed oil. per can, sa
CHEEsE-Nsw York. new. per ibs Is; fat Dc,
ip. Is; sviss domestic. per lb. q: do. foreign.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. Per h.. HsI5: roosters,
per Ib. ioail: spring dncks. per h. Iasls; spring
chickens per h.. lsaisc.
GREEN G0oDs-Beans. per basket. 75aso: do.
per bbI.. l.5oasso; lima beans, per qt.. i2ai5:
beets per bunch. lai,s: cabbage. new. per bbl. "a
50: cartaloupes. per crate. 25al5: CARROTS per
bunch. l'lh: cauliao.sr &c, basket. scafs:
per doz.. Ioal5; cucumbers. DIT basket. I5al 60:
cymblings. crate. Sa1: eggplant. per crate loa5o:
ksle. per hh.. 1aio; lettuce, per basket, 5aI 9 ;
onions. white. per crate. s0a75: ne~. pc: lou
York, per Dasset. i.oOsi.s: peppers. crate, 2sso:
potatoes, per bhl. l.2sal-Jo: yams. 2ooa2 rs ;
sweet potatoes. 2.aas.5: tomatoes. nearby. per
box. 25aio
FRuITs-Appie, new. per 6bI, loo.3.co; srape.
per cate, Delaware. 7al.5o; do, Coucords, 5oaip; ;
do, Niagara. 5aLs; grapefruit Per box, 4Ooa5 90;
oranges. California. per box iooasoo; peachss per
crate. iosi.S: Ilums. Ier basket aaso; pneapples.
PER crate. i.2ss2a; watermelons. each. sao.
LIVE ST0CK-voal calves. prime, per H., io,xs
II; do. medium. per H.. sash do. heavy. sasIl
spring lambs. per b. sash.
a A..
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug. 9.-MILLFEED-stesdy: trads
dull. Spring bran. In ioopoupd sacks, 800 tc
arrive: standard middlng. to arrive T.N; red-doe
to arrive. 500; winter wheat, in l0jpound sacks
to arrive. 23.'5: city bran. in hulk. 2s0o.
RYE FLOUR-Fim; trade is moderate. Good
to choice. 55a5.so in sacks. New for September
is quoted At 5.25sS.o in sschs
CORNMEAL-Dull and nothins doing quota,
tions nominal. Kiln-dried for EXPORT 3NaSs5
in sacks: coarse meal. in bag, LTlaL71
HAY-Reccipts wee ass tens; duh and eay
Quote: New crop. prime timothy. lso: No.
timothy. LIS; No. .. l-Sal27h No. !. lI71sai.1.
sTRAw-Keceipts. 60 tons; steady. No. rye,
.2isaf5 cents.
PoRK-stea,d: trade Is inactive. Mess. Is u.
r.n: fsmib, 1.ooa22oo; clear. lasoa.2O
BEEF-stesdy: trade is quiet. Packet, Isoos
la5o; family. ls.oca7o,oo: extra India mes, . aas
1m.
LARD-Steady; trade dull. Prime Western, asc;
refined eoutirent. $40: South American, so;
refined Brazilian in kegs lo.1; beef stearine 7sas
cents; lard stesrine dull at s'i cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK SPOT COFFEE,

New York. Aug. '2s.-The local spot market re,
mained steady with prices N the basis Of &c tor
Rio rs
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l. 1850; do. Ne. 9, Hnals.oo; choice clover. ls.eA
la.D nominal; do, No. l, NosIs-so; do. No. I
n!oAN.W; do. Ne. 5, lansl5o; ssppls hsy. ~
to kind. quality, and condition. nosltA Thsss
quotations are for new hay.
LIVE P0ULTRY-chictens. old hsns. Ibs.
and over. h.. Is; do. old hsna smaller. h.. u;
roosters. h.. &c: do. spring. ~ to lbs.. u;
do. white Leshorn. Ib., II; ducks, Musoovy. lbs.
and orer. IL; puddle slbs. and over. H., II; do,
smaller. lsall; Indian runners. lb. lSall; sptins
ducks. lbs. and over. b.. lsal7; do. smaller.
Halls; pigeons. per pair. Is: guinea fowl. each.
35AM
BUTTER-creamery. fancy. Per h., y; do :.
choics. s4a5; do, good. 2ae3; do. uints. 8aas;
do, blocks. 8sE: ladies. aa23: Maryland and
PennHivsnia Iolls.- 10; dairy rirts.- V; process
butter. IS; store packed. II. -
EGGS-Msryland. Pennsylvania anf Western
ursts. 2: West Virginia. q: Southern. a
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. S.-Csll noney opened IS psr
cent; high. per cent; low. IL PER cent; rene~as.
Ia per cent: last. Per cent: ruling rate, IA
per cant
Some ninety-day loans were made at Ier cent
on mixsd collsteFal. toesther with few four
months loans at 81 per cent on mixed loans and
"a per cent ca Industrial loans.
Rates ere rxazH pr esot for sixty days. MAIN
par cent for nInsty days. sAys Per cent for four
months. yksaH per cent for dse and sig months
and I per eent Tor twelve mouths
he surely a commercial paper vas very med.
crate and rates remained cay. A sod demand
for hieh-uade material was In evidence O6srinss
Of this class we're quickly ahsosbed. Nov that the
German stuatiop b nose resssurins. The banks
are asain exercising cptioes winch they hesitssed
to tsks up vhih the tsnsiou ovu the Anhs0
incident was q its height.
Rstss wsfs unehanasd at ~ 70 50 ~ cent 10
Prime names Of sixty to ninety dayx II psf CO.
70 ~ pw cest Sor chutcs esss tAs ysar natsrial
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nies.
MAI. SICKLE WILL RETIRE.
VIII BE Succeeded mt Ba1timore by
Col. John Diddle.

Mai. Horton W. Sickle, in charge
of river and harbor works at Baltimore
and in vicinity. has requested retire
ment January 10, 1876. with advanced
rank. having served at least three years
on the Panama Canal Zone in connec-
ton with the construction of the big
waterway The application has been APP
proved by the War Department As Maj.
Sickle has three months Of leave to
his credit. he will quilt his duties oc-
tobef I.
Col. John Biddle, now on temporary
duty In the once OF the chief OF en-
gineers at the War Department, win sue
ceed Maj. Sickle at Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. s..
Bid Asked
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Merchants Appeal to I. C. C.

Boston commission merchants,
through the National League of Com
Merchants of New York, yes
terday asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission to order the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada to grant storage
privileges at Boston on apples and
vegetables shipped there for export.
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LOCAL SECURITIES boush,
and sold on same favorable
terms as VIC oftsr for trading
In New York stocks and bonda
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Furnished BY y. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York.

Middlins. $50; yesterday. sis Sales. 600 bales.
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in eIsmsrs llntsrabthsiluna in gaOr.

in glsmsrs llntsrabtbsilung in Ror'
ippcb (Sfcier $6) 81.
Hettie 70. Dopis all Wldrgarstb
grnit, 80 5ui, an Der Sitieite pe,'
gureta 3srrace (Steuer $1.5O 81.
Wipers y. Cooper all Gbitb Gors
breD, SO bei135 Sub an Der Oitieite
Der Saipiborne 2lpenue auf price Solll
(Stsuer $6) 81.
Senrp s. Sobannisman II. VI. an
tsbna MeKeridmitt, 81 BEL 175 JuB
an Der Ncrbfcite Der Glensap apenue
in Walnut Oils (Steuer $3) 81.
sll6ert Sdaerer OH Rcie popps, 30
5ub an Der g1prbieits Der Gutter
Strabe 5tpiIten Mooiepoob unO
Ysefman Str. (Stener $1) 81.
emma Webb an Gitelle Glarte, Got
90 in pauline apbbsr's llntsra6tteis
lung in Miasbroe (Steuer $3.50 81.
Sobn Quartors an Millidm 8.
Smith, Gigcntbum glo. 1340 Wsiis
minIier s(pe. (Steuer 500 81.
8rdham 6c Company an Sohn
.6ufiep, 80 BEL 80 Sub an Der Rorbs
fsits Der MapIe 2lpenue, ITO SUB
ipeitIif Der anpit 2lpe., aontratt gum
Yertouf fir $4750.
RoIa goebmer an arf s. GarIon,
46 6ub on Der Siiblpeitieite Der ges
ean Str, AS Sub bonn gurnet Wooos
Bart (Stsuer 50c) 81.
Sranees q. 9. Malib an Wdlier
u. Stratton, 40 bsi 125 SUB an Der
Rprbieits Der Observatory glbenus
(Sisusr S6) 81.
GtbaI 81. S9mib an Sarrb q. upb
Gitena M. 9eman, Got $50 in Inter,
nbibeiluna ~" in Satlep part
(Sielier $3.50 81.
6temsns s.. MoB an 9lnud Bauer,
80 bei $50 Sub an Der Oitfsite Der
SSn6ion giep @penue, $50 s5ub n1rbs
lid Der gtOb 9lpc. $500.
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| sSobn g. aobl on GummiusDtlls Y.
uno q. 60. $500.
yDortbie 6. @iainms an Carrie o.
fystter 1888.
Wsidasl gfieb an aion no. ! y. uIIn
9. 60. $4,000.
Bruno Gbrpcans an Rctional y. u.
So. $500.
Sianlep Wattbeips on Weit Wor'
ipopb y. unS 8. SO. $1,000.
Gertrude aellernan an St. gsr'
narb 8. unb q. u. 60. $500.
Gbas. W. aeenan on 20. $500.
8ertrube aellerman IN DO. $40O.
SoI. Wieli an Spring GdrDen =.
uno 3. So. 5000.
WldabdIena 6artsn an Gpdniion y.
unp 6. so. $22o0.
45bilip Ulnrtin an Clifton Wutnal
9. nnb 3. so. $4,000.
Sulius 5ristid) all aintoIn gau
8erein $10O0.
Winiam s. Bed an 5erbinanb Dos.
ZEN $500
Radsl Broom an R. 3. Disrfsr
$500.
gsrnarb Rattermann an 4us. y.
8ammerlin $3.50.
sSpbn gladporS an Some o. uno
9. 60. $4,000.
Games Gdpanduab an @srman y.
g. unt g. 60. $500.
Rcteri Carlton an 2odlanb .. uno
g. go. $1450.
9enrb &. 9ablins on CALHOUN =.
unb 9. 60. $3.50.
Robert Z. geu an Robert Bel
$500.
Robrt 8. 8absport6 on 9resn
Strabe g. uno y. So. $1,000.
DO. an Gli3abetb y. SOrnuns
$500.
Wiatilba g. groots an 8ant S.ra'
be y. u. So. $500.
2tnorsip Yleoins al Wlatbilba 81.
groots $1,000.
9lnna &. au6lman an gtite 5il
Ro. 9 6. uno q. SO. $3.50.
emma Webb an 2alprsnte $. Rel
Ioeg $535.
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SrnxS.isestbnmsib sibertrasansem
Gintinnati, 6. Oltpber.


DiIis 6. Sarper an Sennie 6,
Worris, 35 Bel 125 SUB an Der Glib.
ieite Der Wartbreit gtoe. (Steuer
$3.50 81.
Gbarles Wiliams an 6. g. Sents,
flint Sabre pa6tredt bonn /. Sttobsr
1915 auf 31.97 9lder aonb in Sst'
ticn 36 in DELHI 5otpnfbip fir elm.
iabrli9s Wietbe BON $3.50 nit 2lns
iaufspriDilesium in 9S5e pof, $1,000.
Carrie y. Jedter an Wortbie 6.
unb Gitil Williams, NuitsgIaim 5u
35 bel 93 SUB an her Wftieite Der
@ranb aDenu., 35 Sub fiibli9 Der
Murbod glD.nue auf prics .9ill
(Steufr 81 81.
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Seis.ntBums.. 6DpOtbefea
Reue Sppotbeten.

eSennie e. Mprris on @ilis 6
9arper $1,000.
stanIep O. Mdttbetps an 2snor .
unb Z. So. $2250.
Willium Grnit 5ebrmonn on Or
mcnbe 9. unb 8. SO. $4,000.
| Georee u. Gnglert all ObtoH y
u. So. $500.
Sobn SO. Sadfon on Southerr
Obio 6. nnb Z. So. S170O.
Sobn M. apfI an gummiHspillt
g. uno y. So. $500.
Wortbis =. Billiams an price Si1
Gagie 9. lnb .. SO. RO. 1$15oO.
GItbsr g. Straub al Npsrs 3
Cooper $3.50.
@btporb duane on CT. gernart
6. uno y. u. 60. $2500.
Soispb u. @ittrod an bu. $4,000.
9priep 6. sscbn an Mentor g
unb 3. So. $1,000.
@eprs. G. Beng an Rifarb 6. Did
mar $1,000.
Glen Grettpe an WeIt RortpoDb g
unb 9. SO. $500.
5ermind Suller an Wobapt placs
6. unb 9. Co., $170o.
9ecrgs u. GneIert on bic o. u,
peters Reoltn SO. SS71.51.
6urpIb 81. Smitb an SoIepb Griel
$500.
Rorma grOmmsr an SObu 9. Sob.
irie $500.
Rofa 6. 2sitit an prOpibent Sap.
inas .. unb 2. 60. S25O0.
Irhie g. Soseo on Wliami g. unr
g. 60. $500.
emma Witt an Satlep Ban. S..
500.
9stpis 6. groipn an ct. Bernard
prrsrsiiips g. imb 8. 81. $500.
Samuel Millougbbp an 2od!dnb 9.
une 9. u. go. $500.
5sruni Z. Sofgs on Guarantee 9es
poTit 60. $500.
GbarIes &. asppert on Galbpun g.
unS 9. 60. $4,000.
3arrp Oldham an DO. $500.
Serrp 8. Dabling an DO. $325o.
gtofa g. Gbparbs an Weitern Ger
man gont $4,000.
Clara u. Bon an goGegs Sia
prpartIiipe g. unh 9. 60. $500.
2llbert 8. Srtb an 5ome 3. unb 6.
SO. S1700.
guqens aoenis an Soms 9. unb g.
Go. $1,000.
gnna 6. aubfman on griee Sia
30. 2 3. unb g. 60. $500.
German $. Offering an Gptins
Grobe aDsnue 8. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
Gbitb gorbrep an Malnlit Sils
g. unb 9. 60. $500.
Do. an Mpers p. Cooper $3.50.
Gtta g. Coates an 2iberaI 8. unb
.. 60. $500.
gbra WeFerI6mitt an Clifton
Seights 30. 2 6. unb o. 60. $4,000.
Gitelle glaris an @ietoria .. q.
No. 2, $4,000.
William 8. Smitb on Siabore
Rappoport 1890.
5arrp o. 8emdn on Gtbtl Or.
Shmib $500.
DO. an Gin. Wortingmens Club o.
linb g. 60. $25O0.
Waltcr u. Strntton an Green Ctr.
3. unb 9. SO. $4,000.
GetiIste 6pppt9efen.
George Gifert an Green Strabs g.
inp .. 60. $3.50.
Sobn 80. Sadion an O'Brpanpias
3. unb 6. 60. $1400.
emma Timer an Walnut Oils 2.
inb 6. 50. $1,000.
DO. an W. 81. gfileD $700.
Georgs ". Gngfert an q. ". pes
ers Rsaltp so. $3.50.
Carrie q. Sysdtsr an Sbio Mehas
tics 3. unb 8. 20. $500.
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Ole fIeine' sc nj,

Die, felt Batter i'm ariege lit, BEL ibrcr
Grobnllitter peilt, iuiro IN Die quite
StlLbe 9eihidt, I'M nat5uieben ,ob
oie nlte Yenoeliibr nod gebt. 2eni
fomint balb 5uriid un6 erfIdrt:
rgteih, @robmiitti iie gebt nift
mcbr, iie ipadeIt MIR nod nit benz
Sdnan5e!"
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aa6en. Su Elm am Sauptbabns
bof eslsgenss Gaiibaus iebrie ON
2lbsno bss "a. Suni Elm 5slbpebt!
elm, Der siHen ieinem Regimsni gsbo'
rsHoeu 9etras pon $3.50 Viar. nit
fih iiibrte. lin bag 9slb Dor Sisbs
fiobI 5u idiisen. iiRrsab sr es bem
9ditpirib, Der es in feinsn @sIo'
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mar bns @elb psri4punbsn, Si. 5biir
bss Shrantes Joni. bic 3immers unS
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9iebitabls peroddtig ipurbe 3uHdalt
bsr @aiipirib psrbditei. na6 einistn
Sasen absr ipiebtr mtlaiisn. aur5
barduf srioIsis bi. 5sitnabms isinsr
Gtsfrau, Der 5Sidbrisen Giii. 9riils,
bic anfanss jebe S1ulb I.usnSe.
ipdisr absr Elm GeftGnbnib abIkst..
Dand9 fparsn am /. Ditober/ 1850
Nart gum ge3dblsn Don ShuIbeHs
Sinitn iduis, obns Oab irsenb cine
qusii6t fit bic 8sidaffuus D.s Gel
bss beiiano. Sn bitier 10th ndbm
bic Irau in Der betreffeubsn Haht
ban @slbitrautidliiFsI aus BEN
S9laisimmer ibres inspii6sn Der;
itorbeH.n WldnHss unb eigHete iih
ben @eIbbetraa OIL, pom BEN 900Ulars
in ibrsm Yeiib poresfunosn ipurbsn,
p1brenb iie ben Reit CUR 8e3ablung
Der S9ulben psripanbt battle. Jn Der
ssitrissn 8erbanblung Dor Der Strafs
.amm,r bsantragie Der Stdatsanualt
5psi Sabre Gsfdnsnib, Der @eri6tss
bof sriannis ssssn bic anae.lagte i.'
bod nur feds Ulonais GeiGusnib.
Die 2lnssbSrig.n Der Grau baben iih
kreii erlIGrt, ben entpeHoeieu Be-
irag in monatli4tn 3abluns.u gus
riitSu.ritditsn.
Sentf6e unb RuHen. Sn
b.m 1896 Bis 1841 ssf4risbensn bs'
riibmien Roman Gosols, beg erit.n
qrobsn bur6 anb burn ruiiiitsn
Sihirs. iommt ioIs.Hbe Stsa. pcr
bic ssiqt. bah bic msiit dng.fiibrte nrs
iaGe bes ruiIiidn Saii.s a.s.n allies
Deutite alt unb bur9aus fpdbr III.
es b,ibt oa Der GtiIitsr9 5eg. gss
iofien ipie Elm Sduitsrl fast Elm
Gpri6iport es6 Tenn bid. tenns bid.
mein 2ieblins; piIlii bus. 10 er5dble
i'd biz beiHe game aebsnssei6i4.s.
9u tamit Al tin.m Dsutfdsn in b.
2ebre. Der sut aLeiamt fiitierte, fir
eure Ru9Idifiaisit nit Dem Ri.m.n
aiit)tigte unb nj. auf bic Strabe lieb.
bamit ibr isine Streife madr. Su
.pdrit ein lpabres Weltipunbsr uno
teiH S6uiier. ainb ntr Seutibe tonnis
bein COB nift bell gsnuo iinssn. tpenH
sr nit feiner frau obsr itinen Rant
faben iiber bid fpra6. llnb als bsins
2ebr3sit aug mar. ba fpra6it bu ~
Dir ielbft: Sect nil itb mir Elm sis.s
neg 6ausden iaufeH aber ib pilrs
nift maiden ipie Der DeutIde, Der
sinen grofdrn gum anbern Iest. Id
min nit einem S9lage Elm r.i&sr
Dannn iptrben!" llnb bu aablt.it b,is
mem Serrn einen rsitTn grbsina,
T6uffieIt bir einsn 2dben an. bsiors,
'sft Dir eiien 6aufsn 2fufirGse unD
Isgteit Ios. Damp triebii bli irsenbpo
ium Oritt.l bes preifss elm Gtiid
3aIbpsriaultes 0eber auf unb ptrtdui.
EFF iebsR Gtiefsl nit boppsliem @s,
pinn, absr b.ine Sduh. plabin
don nah aipsi Doden. lnb btin.
aunbm fdlimpften bid irdftig aus,
uis bus psrbisntsi. 60 tam Is, bib
5 in beinem CABIN Ie,r ipdrb, bu
iHaft an All trinten. bid ouf bt
5trabt heralmsuirsiben unb fpradn:
Ut bas siHe fblimms @eltl @ir RuT.
en- fOHntsn rein perbungsrn: unb an
Illebem III niemQub fcbufb ala bsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
9etra d tuna.

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in einem Reitaurant iibt. fir Ii@:
nWie fdnelI Der feline Sfii1tsrnteit
abgeleat bat! 3uerit beJablte er fir
mid nit, tpenn mir in's Wirtbsbdus
ainaen; bann feb er mid meine 3e6.
allein be5ablen - unb jebt muB i9
j&OH fiji uns beios beaablfn!-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

NOAIE FL PasO boys are showing in
terest in the proposed junior auto
- race. Here is one letter on the
subject:
Il have read what you have to say
about the junior auto race You ask
what the boys of the southwest are
going to do about the proposed race
and If they have dropped all interest
AS for myself, 1 am enthusiastic over
il, asking boys to build cars and try
ing to stir up some enthusiasm, but
can't do it myself and am therefore
asking The Herald TO get behind this
and make 1t a success
IAN interest Will probably die out II
something is not done 1 suggest that
The Herald call a meeting at some
appointed place and get all the bcss
that care anything about it. together
In this way we can arrange the limit
Of horse power, decide the racing
course, entrance fee, date, etc This
must be done at once as the race may
have to come or on July 4th. thus Civ
ing the boys barely enough time to
construct their cars.
Il was reading an article in cycle
car magazine not long ago where they
held a junior race in Los Angeles and
gave cash prizes. All the boys cars
were named after some large auto
mobiles. They named their cars after
one Of the automobile dealers cars If
the dealers would help to construct