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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

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felte Ndnner 81 cr5ieben. Die allen
Stiirmen i%tonpbalten. Sas tpirtz
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Die 3ufunft, ipelde mir Gltern fir
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aufbalten ipllen. Sebrt bas Seben.
baB mir nif)t' INNER auf unierem
Hedte belteben fonuen, Damn miiiien
ifon Die ainDer lernen, ibren giaden
gu beueen. nenn tie Dor bitteren Gr@
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bes @iberiprlhs fiir ieben Weniden
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Der Samilie LIBERTIES @cieb, ielbit
Damn. ipenn Srrtbum Die Iprnls>
iebung elmer @illensduberuns it'll
(ySefielblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
flr die liebe 1u9end.


redtI6affen 1T er se6lieben ietn
9an5es Geben.-G0 lodlein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Gin fleiner Siirger BON ct. 2neas.

2icber Snfel!-Sa bu es gerne
iiebit penn Die 8inber Dir einen Brief
ifreiben, mill i'd es audi eiumal pere
iufen. unp Dir eineu fleinen Brief
ihreiben. 8ir leien DEN r&atboliifer
8eiten" iebr serne, uno balten i'm
ailh id,on piele. riele Sabre. = ct.
2ucas lit MIR elm tleines Stdbtden,
aber mir baben cine bon ben i1Dniten
&irden i'm Staate. Sic purbe leetes
Sabr sebaut. Sor 5tpei Sabren
bauten mir aud cine prGftise Shule.
pelhe bon S%rdn5isfaner : Shtpeitern
g~eleitet pirb. = Sd f0nnte Dir nod,
Iieles bon ct. 9ucas itreiben, aber
"a Der Brief pieIeiht Su lang ipiro.
10 mill ih fir Oieies Ial aufboren.
Sein Neffe. ro &uenueu.
ct. 2ucas, Soma.
9ieber Iciic gbuaro!-@it iebr
piel Sreuhe bore ih, baB on 10 sroBe
Stiide auf Define Iatcritaot bdltit. On
bait re6t. Die Seimatb lit Der it0nite
Tlas Der @elt. Iuf balbises @iebers
ieben!-Ser Snfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
&inb mnb YGhletn.

Sinh:
on liebes. o iaee mir i6neG
@o eilit on bin, Oh luit ger 8eieQ?
gtDftc 10 germ nit Dir panbern geb'n
SrallBen Die meite &elt mir beIeb'n.
6iipien pie Oh iiber Stof unb Steiu
8riiben Die %Dael ,nb Sliimelcin.
@o eilit on bin, on luit'ger 8eiea?
Sdflein. on liebes, 0 Jag es nil
idueQl
SdhIein:
ShDu lit es ippbl, i'm @albe 81
Iber idl bari nid,t ldnger bier Idilmen
SrauBen, CUR Wilble i'm 8ieientbaI
Gle ih id)nea. l~ln3dbli9e Deal
Sreb' ib Die Hdber: ralippebiflapp".
So gebt es immer5u. auf unb adj
8ldublt on bonn, bab i1 gar nitJt:
thu?
ih sonnc mir ieltcn Hub'l
Surh meiu luitiees Sprubelu Uni
Springcn
&unn ih piel niislidJe Irbeit pol.
bringen.
Sieb', 10 ipanp're ih burf Die &elt
SGaffe aid Oh red)t freupis! Self!
(DShueensel.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
SaSen pdn ,3immerpflanscn.-Sat

VUutH UUH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nan einnlnl peridumt, Den 3immer>
pflan8en @aiier 5u 9eben, 10 baB tie
p%ertrodnet eriheineu, 10 bilft nur elm
@ollbab. Man iteut Den gan5en Sopf
ms @aiier, 10 OaB es bis iiber Den
Hano reiht uno nimmt ibn nid)t cher
beraIs, oils bis Die 2uftblaien, Die
%iofort onfangen. auf5uiteigen, niht
mebr erlheiuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
95imnsen 81 ipdt ei~nseianbt.

2icber Sntel!-St leie iebes Mal
beinen grief, es frerlt mid. ettpas bon
Dir 81 bDren. Sd babe mir piele
Iiibe seseben fir Die bette 2oiuus
bon Der Yreisaufsabe gu befommen.
SD boffe baB id geiuib eineu Preis
befommen tperoe. Sd bin IS Sabre
alt. SD sebe idon feds Sabre in Die
Stpeiteruihule. gs sriiBt bid berg
lid. beine Nid,te, Cecilia gem
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Hdtbiel : Yreisausihreibeu nift be-
riidiihtist peroen fonnten. bein Brief
fam leiOer gu ipdt. NddJites Deal
mirit on friiber ihreibeu, nid,t mar?
= Sn5tpiihen piinide i'd Dir rett
ber5Iih Slid 81 beiuem Hamenstage
am %. Nonember.-Ser Snfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
&ries unb altar.

Gin peripunpcter ariegcr s6lte
baS Splgenbe: Gines Cages fam i)
nit einen fatboliifen &ameraben
uad einem idredlihen @efe6te an
cine gang 5erihoiiene Stride. @ir
traten elm unp ar6eitcteu ms iiber
S6utt umb @ebdlf bis 5um Gbore
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field ianben mir 5erbrohen am Sooeu
lieaen, Die bcili9en 5oitien lasen I'M
Shutte bin9citreiIt. @ns mar MN
6u tbuu? fra9te Der Gr6dbler. Ser
Solpat neben ibm fieI ioeleih elm:
~Sn einem iolhen Sale muB nan Die
bciligen Soiticn in Wal'er legen.
Sanu miro Die 9rotsgeitaIt purd baS
@aiier ~auf9eloit, unb 3usleidJ bort
alld Sbriitus auf, 5uge9en 81 fem"
Slber Die bciben Solbaten banoelten
bod anberS. Sic iabcn 5uerit nab.
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bleiclben 5u gbren bes Ilcrbcilieiten
Snframcntes an. Sann tnieten lie int
Shutte Dor Den beiliscn Soitien nieber
unb madten ibre Inbetuna. Sierauf
iummclten lie 10 ior9iGltis pie mo9>
lid Die bcili9en &oitien ullo crpedten
aus gnn5em Ser5en einen polltommes
men @ft Der Heue. 60 porbereitet
empiingen lie ale beili9en Soitien.
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pen Scilano Dor nller GerunebrnnN
81 h%elpabren. Nnhoem lie nod ibre
Santiaauns gebaltcn batten, febrtcn
tic sur Grippe 5uriid.
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2cicr? Sa. trauri9 ruar .es. ole Sers
idoiicne Stride 5u iebcn. ihpar5er
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bGnicr 81 6eritpren; aber bicien
trauerncen. 5eritDrtcn ALTAR pertlGrt
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Sdcin Der Aer8en. Die Die beutIden
Soloaten Su Gbren bes erd)ariltiihen
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berrlih ltrablte ibr @lnube. Der lie
iorNen lieB. baB ibr 8eilanb Dor Der
unebring aeihiibt muroe.
Stelle Sir Dor. lpie innig Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
Gmaiaiertes 9odaeidirr blanf su

reinigen.-Srei Otter 8aiier, einen
@BlOffel Sottnite, eiueu 2offel Gblprs
falt riibrt mar 5uiammen, sieBt pieies
in Die bunfel geiuoroenen Sopie unD
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fugten Sdnoe pnrau fommen. giad
zines Stunbe gieBt man bic Gauge in
elm @eidirr unb bearbeitet pamit Die
Sppfe mittelS Steuerrobrs aud BON
auBen. Sic perOen iebr blant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

Sranbcn reifen b~plitdnbig nad,
lpenn lie IN einem parmeu 3immer
an elmer Shuur aufsebdn9t iperpeu.
Die SralIben milIien aber 9eiuno unb
frei bon 9eeren iein, Die sur Sdulnib
neigen. IuBerpem miiiien Die Sraus
ben nit eincm etlpa 5ebn Sentimeter
lansen Stiid Der Gebe abgeid,nitten
Icin. poorrb bns &cltlperOen uno
Sinldrumpien eiilige Belt lang binz
nlisgeid)pbcn miro. Sei bididalioen
Srallben filbrt bieies Yerfabrcn cher
gum 3iel. Gs lam lid bicrbci obcr
MIR I'M eincn Notbbcbclf baubcln.
better lit CO iebcufalls, NQeS 5l Der
ilihcn. bamit Die Srul,bcn I'M Sreien
sur Heife %9elangen. Splpeit Die
Heben oils Spuliere 9cSogen perben,
Scid,iebt bies paburh, baB Mo Niits
bcetieniter idrdg Dor Die Spaliers
mdnbe itclt. Us lit Damn nidts
lpeitcr u0tbig, ais fiir eppn5 2iiitung
Su iorgen unb pftcrs 5u ipriBcu, I'M,
oen Sbau 81 ericscn. Sinb Die Sen
Tier lpc,entlid) tnr3er ais Die Maler
bob ut. 10 brin9t man in etipd eincm
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ciniadcS ~Sdttcngcriiit an llno iteQt
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tic in Der Mittc burh cine Sdn0slattc
Dor Ger @emnlt hes Sturmes acihiibt
bot. 81 Die parne Sllit nab pbcn
ifeigt. tpmii,t lie Den Hcbcn bpd sll9rt,
iclbit ipenn Die Scniter am llntcrcn
@nbe nift bis Sum @oocu reidcn.
Gin auteS Wetaaputmittcl beiic6t
ans 100 Sbcilcn geihldmmtem
Shmirsel. iiiui Sbeilen @ebnatron.
20 Sbeilen Sal9ieiie, 100 Sbeilen
&oiIcr. Iou LOTT bas Neenatrpn
nit eiucm ~belicbi9en Sbeile pcs
@aiiers, miidlt Die NIT Silic elmer
peiieren &cngc @nlicr geihmolSenc
Sciie 5u. gibt Den Sdmirgcl nnp Den
Relt bes 8aiiers biu6u uno erbiBt
,as @an5c inter ~itdnoigcm llmriibren
rs cine polis 9leidmGBigc @aiIc
! tntitanben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11

&udfaie. = Gin babies Tfunb
Quart, 5lpei gBloffel Iilt, cine Eriie
Sal5. $40 Sfunb Buffer, cine Sriie
Tatron, einen balben gBl0ffel Stint
mel. Ser Quart miro purhgeItrifen
unb nit Den 3utbaten inter Hiibren
10 lange sefoht. bis Die @aiie slatt
lit uno Saben 5iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-11
s~teifiafeit Der @lieber unb Gelente.

@ranbiunnben.-6at HI iid perz
brannt. 10 le9e man auf pber nm Die
beiddoigten Sbeile robe Saumpole
ober @atte. IS lit Dies pas pirfs
iamitc @ittcl Die Sdmer5eu ausens
blidlih 5u itiQen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

this city. Nov. 8, 1915, Patrick Finnegan.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Dehron, 108 Barnum avenue, on Saturday, Nov. 6, at S:30 a. m., and from Sacred Heart church at a. rn In- torment at St. Micbael's cemetery.
 H4 b*p MASON In this city. Thursday, Nov 4th, 1915, John Mason, aged 55 years, 8 months. B days.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. H. J. BarnsIey, No 36 Worth street, on Saturday, Nov 9th, at D. m.
 Interment at Mt. Grove cemetery. Automobile cortege H b& NGIDDLEBROOK-A NorwaIk, Nov ?, Edna Midd1ebrook HAUGH- Shelton. Nov 3. Rev. John S. Haugh. in the S5th year of his age.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
MARRIED.

BURNS-RAYES- Burlington. Oct. 2S, Daniel Burns and Miss Belle Hayes.
 CRONTN--HALL.--In Winsted. Oct. IS, Francis Cron1n and Miss Rachel A. Hall.
 JIsNNINGS-TH Wilton, Oct. 27, EIbrtdge Jennings and Miss Grace 2. Thayer HORgAN-s1cCARTH NorWalk, Oct s28, Thomas Horan, Jr., and Miss Florence Mccarthy. SHflAESS-WOI4FE.- Waterbury, Oct. 2s, Albert Shears and Miss Margaret C. Wolfe, Of Waterbury KEEzIlER-CLOSE- NoFwaIk, Dct. 30, Benjamin H. Kee1er, Jr.s and Miss Jessie H. Close. DOOLEY-DONOFIU New Hart ford. Oct. = John ~Doo1ey of New Hartford and Miss Nora Dohohue of New York
 INGWAY-NICHOLS - In New Haven, Nox, 1, Mrs. Sarah M Nich-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

ols and Francis J. Hemingway, both of Bridgeport.
 EY-TULIOCK-In Worcester. Mass, Oct. 30. Guy F. Whitney of New Hartford and Miss Christine K TuIIock. CARROIII-OSTROW - In Win sted. Nov. 3, Frank c. Carroll and Miss Margaret Ostrowsl<f. < B8USK-B - In Norwalk, Nov. 3, Lester c. Brusk and Miss Elsie D. Berroth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
Victrola XI in your home---$1O

Victrola XI is one of the most-iked Victrolas
 Iris handsome cabinet instrument of excellent pro- portions and good sze finished in mahogany other woods equipped double spring motor which plays number records after winding. There is speed regulator automatic stop which operates a record is completed
 And-rnost important of all-it plays every Victor with beauty and correct expression; brings hours of enjoyment to the home.
 Victroa XI sells for $10O cash on the nail.
 This makes that price, gives folks priv3 1ege choose the value of 1O then gives the privilege of paying the whole amount of 10 at the rate of $1O a month.
 Victroa XI and records delivered soon first payment is made
 All indoor season is ahead for enjoyment and we'll gladly prove how great that enjoymentis is.
 basem
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Salad and berry bowls, and g inch,-s1.s5 to SIP.
 Water pitchers, and pints,-- $2.5ONto $1O.50.
 Water sets. pitcher and tumblers. -$5 to $17.5o.
 sugar-and-cream sets.-$2-26 to s7.50.
 Celery trays.-$1.75 to s6. Vases, to .1e inches high,-s1 to Comports-$2.1O to $5. Mayonnaise sets-$2.25 to $5.
 Fern dishes.-$2.50 to $1O.
 Wine sots.-$5 to $10.At
 Oil and vinegar bottIes.-$1.25 to $3.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

.SALE.-Restaurant fix lures; estate of Sheridan A. Ladd, Boston avenue. corner Seaview ave nue, opposite Remington Arms Co.,, Saturday morning, 10 o'clock, Oct. 6-$18O gas range for restaurant; Rudd gas hot water heater; 100 yds linoIeum; Herring combination safe; tables, chairs, arm lunch chairs, stools, counters, water cooler, elec- tric lights. electric fan, dishes, sil- yer, etc Daniel F. Keane, auc- tioneer a*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
DIED.

this city. Nov 4, 1915, Mary A., widow of Jeremiah J. Buckley.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, ITS Broad street, on Saturday, Nov. G., at 30 a. m. and from Sacred Heart church at Q a. rn., with sol emn high mass.
 Interment at St MichaeI's ceme- tery. Hb~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
DIED,

GORHEY-In this city, Nov. 4, 1915, Mark E. Gorhey. aged AT years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 127 Austin street, on Monday, Nov. 8. at S:30 a. m., and from Sacred Heart church at a.. m. Intern ent St MichaeFs cemetery.
 H 5 b"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
Carr Melton finest OVercOatS $3O and $35

Overcoat without rival is the overcoat made Isaac Carr melton
 Years of well-earned reputation back of it-for the melton by Isaac Carr in England has been standard for many many years. No maker wastes time by making overcoat of Carr melton in any but his best way. Carr melton fine and costs the tailor much that he afford to put his work into itand cant afford to do anything else. Carr melton overcoats ready from Hart Schafner & Marx fine combination of fine tailoring and fine cloth any will ask.
 Chesterfield model, acceptable for everywhere every time blue black oxford and brown (and what rare depth of color they show) in the sensible and graceful just-below-the-knee length.
 with satin lining,-$35
 with serge lining,-$3O
 Now to reverse Swagger coats for young cut in the new Bal nlacaan style with inset sleeves Dropping shoulders full flowing skirts as roon1y as all-outdoors
 Greatest mixtures ever; gray and brown and such with looking though snowsqual had been ''on the job.''
 What style and sickness they do have
 $16,5o and $2o
 nainf foor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
STOCK MARKET

New York, Nov. 5-Opening-Met eta1 shares led all other issues at the out set of today's trading in stocks, Ana conda, Chino and Utah coppers selling at record prices, albeit initial gains were only fractional Aaaconda's s opening price was S6 3-S, Chino 54 1-2 and Utah's "A 1-8. United States Steel opened with $500 shares at ST 5-8, up IA. Bethlehem Steel was unchanged but soon gained 10 at 450 and other war shares were moderate 1y higher.
 Rails were steady, except Atchison. which lost 1 3-S at 109 5-8. Dealings were broad and active, with a lower range for Americans in London.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
s Hats with
paradise trimming

Does this give you idea of the wonderful sort of sold in the Rowland store at $5? We believe there such anywhere else here abouts.
 And not alone paradise-but ostrich and fur. Gold and beautiful flowers too And the hats themselves velvet and silk beaver; white and black and colors graceful shapes and all style full sizes;-with two of them alike
 Dozens and dozens to choose from at ls
 this price off, p9s New velour sport hats winning friends by thel hundred Something mighty attractive about them; fine air of comfort and remarkable style-
 s25O $8.5o and s5 @ econd floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Domino-sugar holders.-s1. Sardine dishes.-sS. Wafer trays,-s2.
 Dresser sets,-$14.
 Bud vases.-5oc to $s.25 Cologne bottles.-s2 and s2.5o. Footed nappies.-s1.75 .75. Orange bowls,-$4.5O to $s.50@ Electrol1ers4--$ 50 to $25. Candle sticks,-S5c to $5. Jewel cases,-S5.5o to S11. Punch sets, bowl with stand and e ia asses.-$1S.
 Nappies, so to inch sizea,-$1 to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
Dress Clearout means saving

This clearout is one-day affair. .a There are lots of dresses; will find the choosT ing excellent Saturday.
 Silk dresses for afternoon and for evening wear-and many handsome shades of color. Serge dresses and dresses serge combined with silk these too in seasonable and liked colors.
 Styles of now. Made in thorough fashion With fit and air and style that only experts put into dress But prefer to clear stocks during the season; give saving when apparel is demanded; and
 $1o s125o and $15 dresses,- $7.5O
 s1e5o to s275o dresses Sl2.5O
 econd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

WANTED. Grocery clerk, immediate ly, at Vincent's Market, 1870 State St. a~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
How finely the new
 cut glass sparkles

R Clear as crystal this glass from peerless Aeri cutters shines back the rays of the from ahun faces and angles It is rich and beautiful
 Some of it has small frosted patteIns natural they that the Frost King himself might have traced them
 Some is in unique shapes with odd flares and curves-and it abounds with graceful lines.
 Judge cut glass always by the clearness of glass; the smooth fneness of the cutting the excellence of the design These qualities give real valueand they abundant in all this big varied collection.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Gen. Francisco Villa declared Naco. Sonora, the Capital of Mexico" His troops will rest there for 30 days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
A great sweater 7ea szssae a1
 at So

real mans sweater with ability to keep it's owner and comfortable in any sort of weather.
 Shaker knit of pure wool worsted Has big warm roll collar Solid bone With almost the durability of leather And mighty good-looking Medium or dark gray white, maroon navy blue, and brown,-$6 Lighter-weight sweaters, some with collar $2 to s5.
 Boys pure worsted ribbed sweaters with roll collars heather maroon gray and navy-$3!
 Front basemen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05
Slip-easy new silk ties--3 for $1

Silk rep ties of splendid luster In all the rich dark and medium and light shades now so liked. Cut in wide-end four-n-hand style and clevery fast ened in such that lining won't slip when1theyre tied tightly.
 With a satin band too, at center to make them slip easily the colar-button. MT E3eryman's favor1te color is ready.
 a5c-s for s1
 Righto Mains streetd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Farmer Want Ads, One Cent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

WANTED-Furnished room in pri- vate family by Catholic young man, near Remington Arms. Address, Catholic, Care of Farmer.
 H 5 b*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Fourth floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Conn.
 Friday, Nov. 5, 1915.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-05

Out-0f- Town Readers may have this set sent to them byparceIp post
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-16
FINANCE
Philadelphia Produce Markes

Philadelphia, Feb. Wheat higher;
No. red spot, export, 161 @l66: No.
northern, Duluth export. 1890 174.
Corn higher; No. spot, export. S1@
SO; No. 2 yellow. local, S4@S4h.
Oats firm: No. white. 90 a 65 u.
Bran steady; winter, per ton, $So.5O@ @
800: spring. $4,000 $3.50.
Refined sugars firm; powdered, 5.S5;
fine granulated. SIS; Confectioners' A,
$50.
Butter lower; western creamery, en-
ira, 81; nearby prints, fancy, "a.
Eggs steady; nearby firsts free case,
i.S0; current receipts, free case, 7.6o;
western extras, firsts. free case, 7.SO;
tirsts. free case, 1865.
Live poultry weak; fowls. 15@ 16; old
roosters, 11@11s; chickens, Is 16i
turkeys, 14Q17; ducks, 16Q17; geese. IL
OF.
Dressed poultry hrmer;. fowls. heavy,
1000; average. 16 u @1SIa: small. 14@
l6; old roosters, IA; broiling chickens,
nearby, 1S@2S; western. 14Q22; roast
ing chickens, 17@1S; turkeys, fancy, %;
fair to good. 1920: ducks. 12@1S;
geese. 10@14.
Potatoes weaker; Pennsylvania. per
bushel. so a So; Maine, 40 q so; New York
40945; Jersey, per basket. 30@35.
Flour nominal; winter straight, 7.25
Q7.50; spring straight, 7.00@7.25. do.
patent, 7.S5 @s.a0.
Hay firm No. 1 large bales. $500
1900; No. I medium bales. 1850 % 1900
No. do. 1900 1900; No. ) do. l4.50 @
1850. Glover mixed. light, 1870 "a 1900
No. do. 16.50@17.o0; No. =. $4,000
1900.
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REGENT

In making the statement some time
ago in regard to the quality of film
plays shown upon the screen in this
theatre that the plays then shown were
above criticism but that Better ones
were to follow" is surely illustrated in
Behind the Scenes,'' featuring "Lit
tie Mary Pickford," shown here yester-
day and repeated to-day. Never has a
play been better presented, never has
a Purity of Heart and Conscienee"
been better illustrated so that those
who will may understand than as por-
trayed by Mary Fuller in "Behind the
Scenes" To say the least it is one of
the most beautiful portrayals of char
acter ever thrown upon the screen.
Wednesday and Thursday another
Paramount program will be shown, fea-
turing David Higgins in ''His Last
Dollar will be exhibited. This play
is absorbing from start to finish and
appeals to all the emotions to which
the human mind is subject, giving the
play variety of appeal that is certain
to insure wide and remarkable fol-
lowing. Adv.s
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4 MURDERERS SEEK PARDONs
Pleas viii Be Made for Them To-mor.
row at First Meeting of New Board

The first business meeting of the
Board of Pardons as at present consti.
tuted will be held tomorrow in the Su.
preme Court room, when Lieutenant
Governor McClain will preside. There
are twenty mine cases on the list for ar.
gument, the first four being murder
cases, the men being under sentence OF
death and petitioning to have the death
sentence commuted to Imprisonment for
life. The murderers are Gregario Riz.
zatto, Philadelphia; Andrew Malinow.
ski, Allegheny; Arthur Simon, Tioga,
and Nicollo Mondollo, Fayette.
The case of Luka Zareovic, Dauphin,
murder second degree, will be heard
early in the day. Zareovic was sen.
fenced in 1909 to twenty years. His
pardon will be opposed by District At
torney Stroup.
The case of David Kaufman, of New
York, who fim-f fammed Harrisburg mer-
chants by shortchanging them in pur.
chase, and who is serving two years
and six months in the pen, also will be
heard, as will that of Milton Weaver,
Dauphin, serving from one to two year.
in the pen for sodomy.
Senator Hoke, of Chambersburg, will
appear for Thomas i. Patterson, con.
victed in Cumberland county of bur.
glary, larceny and felonious assault, and
serving term of from Is to 60 years.