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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
d Boone Way.

nr<< 4<lEc5ton with a splendid arti-
14{uh proposed Dixie Highway"
R{y15S 10 to Miami, Fla, the Ir J.
6Lis News says: Another in
~ ~ gle of the proposed north
~ bad has been developed in
16o1rt The Commonwealth, ap-
preciatfHf the important part Daniel
Boone played in ITS early history, Is
building highway across the state
that will be known as the Boone
Way" 1t follows almost exactly the
trail made by Boone in 1775, when he
moved from North Carolina into the
wilds of Kentucky. The trace he
mace Ras been known for years as the
"Widerness Road or "Boone's
TraiD This newly surfaced high
>waH will give motorists entrance to
Ihoosierdom-to-Dix highway from
points in Virginia, West Virginia and
North Carolina, enabling them to en-
Joy good road either south or north.
By tins route motorists from the sec
lions named also will be able to reach
the Lincoln Highway via Louisville,
Indianapolis and South Bend.
The Boone Way is splendid IL
lustration of what small communities
can do if they only put their Shout
ders to the wheel. This great pro-
iect. which is costing millions, was
started and put thru by the CONNER
cial Club of the little town of Mt.
Vernon, KY, whose population is
scarcely 1000 today. The citizens
there organized on January 9th, 1913,
what was known as the Boone Way
Booster Band" with James Maret,
the original booster, as secretary,
everybody in town LINED the gang"
and went all over Kentucky and ad-
Joining states south, east and north
east. to boost for the improvement
of the old Wilderness Road" or
Boone's Trail. That they made
enough noise to be heard is evident
from the results obtained. The road
is being built, land to little old Mt.
Vernon, KY, belongs the credit. In
stead of engaging in wordy contro-
versies about things, Mt. Vernon SIM
ply went Eat it, and now the Boone
Way" is on the way"
Boone Way" will run from Cum
berland Gap to Louisville over route
via Mt. Vernon, Stanford, Danville,
Harrodsburg, Lawrenceburg and
Shelbyville, or be diverted at DAN
vile via Nicholasville, Lexington and
Frankfort, the burial place of Boone.
Lincoln and Boyle counties have TAX
en- action and appropriated funds to
make proper improvements on their
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Enlarpinp Ice Plant.

]. 7. Blankenship has a force of
carpenters enlarging the ice plant for
the Stanford Water & Ice Co. The
capacity will be increased about fiji
teen tons daily output and a consider
able outlay of money is required to
make the Improvement. The demand
for Stanford ice has been so great
during the past several summers that
the company could not fill all orders
and it is now preparing to serve all
who come.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
immensely of Texas

If the entire population of the
world resided in Texas, there would
be only an average of 10 persons to
piled by John Adams, of Fl Forth
The population of TIRE world is about
1900, 100000. If all the inhabitants
of the world lived in Texas, the dem
sity of the population -rould be about
equal to the density of Fl. Worth's
population, which is 5,440 a square
mile. There are 265,780 square miles
in Texas.-Dallas News.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Made His Last Trip Today.

]. K Helm, Jr., who has most sat
isfactorily served the patrons of Ru-
raj Route No. 5, from Stanford to
Moreland, since about Jan. LIST, has
resigned and made his last trip today.
Francis Weatherford, who it is more
than likely will be appointed carrier
on the route, has been given the job
temporarily by Postmistress, Miss
Mary Bruce. Mr.. Helm and his family
who returned to Moreland today,
have made many friends during their
sojourn here who gave them up with
sincere regret.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
First Game Here Wednesday.

The first ball game on the home
grounds this season will be played
here Wednesday afternoon by the To-
cal High School team against Hus-
tonville. Stanford bids fair to have
a winning nine this year and much
interest is being taken in its showing.
There is some splendid material in
the squad and the boys are rapidly
getting onto their strIde. The West
End lads put up splendid article of
ball. In McMullin they have a twir-
Ter with the goods" and hot game
is expected. The game will be called
at o'clock.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness
and general mo account" feeling
is sure sign of torpid liver. HER
BINE is the medicine needed. 1t
makes the liver active, vitalizes the
blood, regulates the bowels, and re-
stores fine feeling of energy and
cheerfulness. Price SOC. Sold by Shu-
CARS Drug Store, Stanford, KY, &
Lyme Bros, Grab Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Ten Living Grandparents.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Day, OF
Paint Lick, have a great-great-grand-
son in the infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward, of Garrard county. This little
fellow has been named Robert Fulton,
for his father and has the honor of
having ten living grandparents, all
living near Paint Lick, in the counties
of Madison and Garrard.-Richmond
Climax Madisonian.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

When you have cold you want
the best medicine obtainablc so as to
get rid of it with the least possible de-
lay. There are many who consider
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy unsur-
passed. Mrs. j. Boroff, Elida, Ohio,
says, "Ever since mp daughter Ruth
was cured of severe cold and cough
by Chamberlain Cough Remedy two
years ago, have felt Kindly disposed
toward the manufacturers of that
preparation. / know of nothing so
quick to relieve cSugh or cure a
cold" For sale by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Complete Display of Hats at c. o.

We have on display a COM
plete and up-to-date line of spring
and summer hats. New ones will be
showed at our store at Crab Orchard
each week and we cordially invite the
public to call and see them.-Mrs.
VIM. Pettus & Mrs. j. l.. Francis,
Grab Orchard. 27-2
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Held To The Grand Jury.

]. E. Wallin, detective for the Q.
& C. railroad, at a preliminary trial
for killing, a week ago, Walter
Grimes, whom he accused of breaking
into freight car at High Bridge, was
held over to the grand jury on 81 900
bond by the County Judge of Jessa-
mine.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

Why suffer from rheumatism when
relief may be had at so small cost?
Mrs. Elmer Hatch, Peru, Ind, writes,
81 have been subject to attacks of
rheumatism for years. Chamberlain's
Liniment always relieves me immedi-
ately, and / take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others" rs and so
cent bottles. For sale by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
What Statewide Means.

Statewide prohibition this year
simply means that the people may be
given the chance to say whether they
want whisky sold in Kentucky. 1t is
a fundamental principle of Democracy
to give the people right to say what
they want. That is all statewide ad-
vocates are asking. for, and who can
deny that the people have this right?
Record.
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Farmers and others who live

Farmers and others who live at a
distance from drug store should
keen in the house a bottle of BAL
LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT. 1t may
be needed 1T any time for cuts,
wounds, sores, sprains or rheuma-
tism. Il il powerful healing and pene-
trating remedy. Price Csc, Soc and
$500 PER bottle. Sold by Shugars'
Drug Store, Stanford, KY, & Lyme
8ros.. Grab Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Kentucky, 1915

already fine turnpikes so as to come
UP to the desired conditions deserv-
ing the official designation of Boone
Way" This highway will be the mo-
florists and tourists route into and
thru the Cumberland Mountains to
the south.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
stomach Trouble Cured.

Mrs. H. G. Cleveland, Arnold, Pa,
writes, For some time / suffered
from stomach trouble. / would have
sour stomach and feel bloated after
eating. Nothing benefited me until !
got Chamberlain's Tablets. After TAX
ing two bottles of them was cured"
For sale by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Getting Plenty.

Get yard of material to make
costumes for these twenty-five chorus
girls"
''But there are twenty-six girls in
the chorus"
"That's so. Get yard and a half"
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To have a fine healthy complex

To have a fine healthy complex
ion-the liver must be active, the
bowels regular and the blood pure.
All this is brought about by using
HERBINE. 1t thoroughly scours the
liver, stomach and bowels, puts the
body in the condition and restores
that clear, pink and white complex
ion so much desired by ladies'. Price
soc. Sold by Shugars' Drug Store,
Stanford, KY, & Lyme Bros, Crab
Orchard.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

Mrs. VIM. M. Thompson, of Battle
Greek, Mich, writes: II have been
troubled with Indigestion, sour stom-
ach and bad breath. After taking two
bottles of Chamberlain Tablets !
am well. These tablets are splendid =
none better" For sale by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

"The Merchant of Venice" by
VIM. Shakespeare, slightly revised
and modernized, will be presented
by the senior class of the Stanford
High School, Friday evening, at the
opera house. 2S-2
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS

The United States made public its
note to Great Britain and France, an
nouncing that it could not admit
either the right of the Allies or their
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

CIdIlNS TOT X
embargo ON
between Gel
States. e ifd|
sion would 4
titute of u1
nrncnn4 nnAn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

TONIGHT-Special 5-reel Show at
Opera House Admission &c a reel
for adults; 1c per reel for children.
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injunction.

prOceeIings were gotten out to pro-
hibit Hen from carrying out his in
tentions. is erroneous as far as he
know$FSaid he, | heard of consid-
cradle objection to my opening of the
place and shall make no further move
until everybody is satisfied in the
premises. / do not propose to do that
which is not satisfactory to those in
terested and | am determined that
my business shall not be classed a
nuisance"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

Levi Bell, of the East End, sold to
W. H. Shanks lot of corn at $3.75
delivered.
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ear 4 20 tkf ssh5s.
he bekiSnHlf and the con1nl
ss g 30 81 8 & 500 & sisI

its attendant hazards from devastat-
ing diseases and enormous overhead
expenses. A constant supply of game
birds, thoroughly acclimated, thus
would be provided at minimum
cost
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06

ADMISSION to the Senior Play
Friday evening, 25, 35 and so cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-04-06
Ward Wants Pheasants Penned.

The next consignment of game
birds secured by the State Game and
Fish Commission will be distributed
among the people who will agree to
keep them in pens until they become
acclimated and breed, if the recon-
mendation of Executive Agent j. @.
Ward, of Frankfort is adopted. A
consignment of $500 English pleas
ants has been divided among all the
counties, placed in the hands of peo-
pie who promise to feed them and re-
port upon their condition at intervals;
but in a few instances they will be
placed in pens. Mr.. Wards plan is
that movable pen can be contrived;
so that the feeding ground of the
birds can be changed. The keeper will
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

ten 9lusenblid ntffs BON benn beDors
ite1enben Befe9t betdnnt mar. Gin
8atni1on mar erit einiee 5tnnben IN
ber 5peiten Clinic, als IS beiin DeHfs
iden @egen1nsriff nm3ineeIt tpirbe;
fdmmtlide Cffisiere fieien, nno unter
benz Seuer .bt4ti6er Wadfdinqnses
fDebre blieb faIt niemanb iibrig. Die
bereitgeTte[lten Neritdrtuneen eriffen
iibsrbaupt ni6t in BAG @efeht eth.
Gin anbsres Battalion, gleihfdlls inns
ringt, babel oon Der sigenen 9trtiatrie
gef6Goigt, erlitt 70 fdipere s9srluite.
bab iif Der Rsit auf gefebl bes RE
gimentsfiibrers ergab. Gin brtttes
9ataillpn puroe Don feiner 9rigabs
dbgeI9nitten, erbiett teine llnteritiibs
ung; mebrere 8ompdgnien purben
gan5li6 aufgerieben.
8efdngene, bic elmer Rei6e onoerer
gatai[lone dngeb6rten, ndbneH an
bem 2tnariff tbeil, ben bic Gngldnber
ielbit unternd6men. sic fa1en, baB
bic gan5s Sront babel in 4uilOIung
aeratben lei, oa bic ermnrtettn 9erz
itGrtungen ni6t eingetrpfTen Ieien.
9erluite feien Defenders burd W}dfdd.
nenaeipebrfeuer iebr groB gepe'en.
Sic glauben nidt, bab piele 2edte b,r
Brigade iibrig 6lie6en. Die Sffi3iste
feisn entpeoer gefaaen ober gsfan5eH
genommen.
90 Iinb, aGes in dller, Die att4e.
ner 9iDifipnen fir bic Sffenlipe ges
sisnst. Da Die 2eute gum Sbeil iibers
6aupt nod ni9t i'm Shiibengra6erl
tparsr. fe6lt i1en audi bic bier notbs
tpenbige 3d6igteit. sic ma4ten,
troBbsm fe6r oiste Iebr balO na4
i6rem Ginriiden ig bic oorberc 2trie
gefanaen tparen, etnen obgeIpannten,
miiben Ginbrud. gle (rSabeu iih,
einmal flontiert, Iebr 6ulb unb hisll
ten ni6t bur6. sic geben Slt, oub iIe
fro6 iinb, 6sraus gu Ietn, unb ip"dhet
fih Isbr unqebalten iiber bic llnfdhigs
felt i6rer Sffi3iere dr9. 2eBtere,
ebatfo bic 2sute, limb nreiitens iehr
JUNG. Man fis6t auberoepD6rfi1
piel f6leGt gepddiene 2eute Die
9iisipIiu lteb uGes gu piiHIden
itbrig. @inen guteu Gtrorud madlte
MIR Der gr6Bts sbetl Der llHteroIfis
Siere.
Gin 8ilo, bas gu oeuten gibt! Wir
erntsn bic Srii6te Der allaemeinen
Webrpfliht, uno 5tpar elmer ourh
bunbert Sabre jebem 0eutf6cn in
5leif6 unb 8lut iibergcgansenen, bic
Gngldnber bic SpIgerr Tires Sp
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Donnerfas, 4. globembsr.

Donnerfas, 4. Nobember.
Der obers Obio 1T i'm 5aaen be,
sriffen BEL bieiissr Stabt uber bat itd
berfelbe nlr penig perdnbsrt unb bat
te am abenb einen Waiieritanb Don
IL SUB.
Sie folaenben 0epeiden trafeH as'
tern bier ein:
pittsbura, ga.-7.o SUB. fdft,
WKslina. 80. ga.-7.9 7SuB. fdat.
parters6ura, SO 8a.-7.3 Suk. itetgt'
aandipba Sails, SO. BAL Sub.
Gbarleitpn, 90. Na.--7.o Sub.
portsmoutb. ShiO SO CUB. fdat.
Gouispille, &p.-9.2 Sub, fteiat..
Gbanspille, sSnb. -6.6 8uB. idat.
1aIboille. 3enn.- 8.5 ssuB. tdat:
Chattanooga. 9enn.-6.6 SUB. fdllt.
gairo, sya.-17.5 Sub. fdllt.
Wempbis, aenn.-13.2 Jub. faut.
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itbtern gu Ieien2 a6er Die lInteriudl.
llng III griinblid, foit iebes fIeiHe
Stiif Sanbgepaf nruB oufeeuoft
peroen, iti,o Der 53oilbenn1te iteft ieine
Sonb bineir. slis er fneiten &offer
unteriuGt, iagt er bel bieiem 8orgatg
glttlniitbig;n @S lit nlr, bamit teine
perbotenen Sdriiten our6ge5cn!."
sd 6erbrede mir Den aopf, mas or
unter Derbotsnen S9riften Dsritebt,
uno bente mir, bab, penn id Tolhe BEL
mir bate, i4 5ebn Wittel fdnbe, um iie
6ur45ubringen. 2lber poSa aem
ytanne feline SGluiionsn raufen. Cine
Dame bat cine grobe runbe S6a6tsl
unter allerbanb intimen Soifettes@ez
genltdnben; bas 4uge bes Beamten
entoedt iie unb mibt ibr offentar cine
belonoere StuatsgeFdbrli9teit bel; er
ldBt tie Offnsn, cine f40ne Yii9in0ers
2otte bon oem betannten Wiener Son.
ottor fpmmt gum 8orf9eia. Die
ldpnedt gut!" bemertt elmer Her I'm
lrebenoen unter bem 2G6el1 Ieiner
umgebung, bic iid ii6er bic gnttGrs
idung oes 3olbeamten fre,lt. Wan
fam nt4t fagen, bab bic unteriu
dung bas Gepdd Der 9amen lug 9as
lanterie ettDa na6ii6tiser beaanDslle,
i'm 9egentbeil. Ra9 Der Gepddrsbis
iion bic pdbrepiiipn. So6aIo man ben
3oQiaal Derldbt, itebt in Der Mittsls
t9ir Elm 6reitf4ulteriger Serr iibrts
gems in 3ipil, nit elmer 4rmbirbe, Der
einem ben Pab abDerlangt. CT itreitet
iih gerubs nit einem germ, BEN er ben
uebertritt Oerneigert, neil an benz
gaiie bic borgei6riebens ein3ltle6enbs
Y5otograpbie fe6lt. OieIer !6err ars
CERT ii6 unb ruff piitbenb: n46er id
pafiire 10 oft bic 9ren8e uno INNER
bat Der 9ab bisber gegolten". nSas
ge6t uns Hi6ts an -, antrDortet ie7
ner, ,bas 1T bic 9(norbnung Der Stdttz
balteret". llnD Der 5err mub suriidz
blei6en. Die ReiIenben iteissr nieber
in ibre Qbtbeile. Die meiiteE babeH
iid pprber bic eriten beuti9en 8eitur.
gen getauft, begisrig perben Die 9erlt.
ner WorsenblGtter bur6flogen. Grs
itere, matsrisaer geiiuut, iorgaa fir ibs
rem Wtageu unb taufeu marine Wiritz
den unb belegts Semmelr. Die Same
i'm Pel5 mohte pieber ein politiYdes
8eiprd9 antniipfen. nSn gnglrnb firS
lie bod beiier baran, mo man feline
pdiIe brau9t -" meiut iie tieFfinuig.
giemanb antportet Wian tDante ifr
nubr ratbsn, iebt obns Iustueiis mad
gnglaHb su Tabren. Sm Suntsl, bas
raid bereinbri4t, fdhrt Der Gug iiber
bic Glbbriide nd6 8obenbsCb. BIZ
8eree treten nabe an ben bunteli6imz
mernben Jlub, mir iinb Disber in
Deutf9lanb.
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Sas Bib Der &itdener-Irme

gttpa elm Sabr 1T oerfloFen, Ieit
Der gegriff Der rSit9ener @rmeen"
susrft auftaudte. ,Qae auberen arieg.
fiibrsnbsn battsn Seere, bic auf Der
mebrjdbrisen aIsemeineu WeArpfliht
berubtsn; Gnglanb untsrnabm es, Or
meen aus Der grbe gu itampfen. Die
anberen 8Olter rangen I'M ben Siee
nit Sruppen. bic bas Grgebnis ber
arbeit Dieler Sabr3ebnte puren; guss
lamb nabm ben Wettbeiperb nit ibHsH
auf. inbem Is 5reipillige aufrief uHo
iie in Den groben Gampf binelnlpurf
@s bat lange geoauert, bis bieie
.aitfener 9lrmeeH" Zen Wss BON
Derbesimmsr our6 bic Saisrns, iiber
ben IebunssplaB, iiber ben aaual.
bur9 bas balb sngltT9 seporbene
gprb Jrantreia. in ben Sdiigens
grdben, in ben pirtli4en aries. 4ue
in auae nit bem beutf9 @egner
gefunoen baben. Grit bic aGmpfe Der
lebten Septembertaee taben gu elmer
eeuauen getanntT1aft Der Ssutiten
nit ri9tigen &it6ener Oipifionen
aeiiibrt = unb ben Deutihen in 9es
ftaGt DON 5ablrei6sn enqlif9en Sc
fan9enen bic untsrlage geboten, ii1
Elm superldTiges Bib Don oteiem
9egner 81 MAIDEN. uno oiefes Bib
III nidt erbebeno: Cine grobe 3d6l
Der 9eute mar gespungen, in bic
ait6ener armse etn3utreteu, od lie
ppn ibreH 4rbeitgebern entlaiTen purz
ben. 5beittpeiie puroen aud 5luo-
i6riften oertbeilt, bic ihnen gu Der
ite6eH gdben, bag lie brotlos fpiirben,
fails iie iid niht antperbeu lieben.
Die msiiten Der 2eute iinb nur IN.
iptllig in ben &rise se5ogen, oa iie fid
ntdrt dlsSolbaten betradten. SdmmtF
li6e 8efdnoeuen MADDEN eineu unmiz
litGriI6en @inbrud uno iino gum groz
BEN Sbeil 5ufrieoen, oaB lie aus Der
sSront beraus iino.
Die glusbifbung in Der Seimatb 6e=
ifanb bouptfdt,Iib in Marf6iibungen.
Gin GROCER 5beiI Der 2eute Fat iibers
baupt nt6t seihofen, bic anoern etns
Bis breimal, irtseciammt 80 patro.
nea gis Dor &ur3sm erer5ierteu lie
nod nit Sclseepebren; Elm 56eil
purbe erft i'm Suni, ein arpber SbetI
furs Dor bemIbtrdnsport mad 5rant=
reid nit Seipehren ausoeriiItet. giur
einiae unter ben 9euten baber Elm.
bis 5peimaI SdiiBengrGben ausse5os
ben.
Die Sffi5iere iiberloNen bic 4uss
bitbung ben i6pn pentee Do6en uab
gtntritt irs Seer gu lluterpffi5ieren
tef0rberten 9euten; BON ben foses
ndnnten Drifting Serseunts", aft
asoiente unteroffi3teren. finb ni9t
mehr piele In Der Seimdtb.
Rad ber glntunft in Truntretb
b5rte ieoe @usbiIbung duf. Cine Ret6e
bon lebun1smGrffeu fiibrte Die 9eute
aIlmdblib bet 5tort ndber. Grft tlrS
Dor ben lebten oroben &dmpfen tas
men iie in Die @rGben. sic Iasen alfs
gemeiu aus. bab ilnen biz aum les.
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sch, UssSs ass Attieu in Rem I)ori.

@ei9dffspaHiere purosH ~ e--SKX bis.
iontirt. Bs4lei auf 2pn6ou vareH itstis
o. 100 far % Gsss Sidt; Gabsl.anpei.
innesn 4kS4X un6 6i@tsSsdisl tke3K,
cranes 6idt t.94, Rabsl sos; Harf gidbt
~ aabel eiN, Gires siGt GA, &absl
as, Rubd 6i4t 82K; AsbeI 824; Silber.
Uarren ~, Neyifanifas Dollars SS.
dfttenmartt. - Die strieas.attisa
parsn beuts idwaH nab bic preils baiien
TART tl Isiosn. gslblsbsm stttl fie!en auf
isnbots'&itien.
gttss,sSr attler.
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Gbttaso 8. gaOpemt.r.

Gbteaso 8. glopsmbsr.
Meijsn. = Sir December $1.03s
-1.052, am. @agub $1.021; fit Wai
$104F-1.0e4. am S6lub $104s.
WeIIdtorn. - SIR De5enbsr 59i
-e0sc, am S6fub 594c; fir Wci
6os -61se, am S&lub 6oac.
Gaftr. = Jiir DECEMBER 3sE--
39Ae, an SfIub 38fe; fiir Wlai 39s
-40c. am s6Iub 39Ec.
Rodsen. = Ro. 2 $1.01-1.02.
@erite. - 55-63c.
Simptbp. - $5.00-sOO.
Rlse. - $10.00-20.0O.
pori. - ssiir December $14.50-
14.6O am S6luB $14.50; fir Sdnitdr
S16.47-16.75 am S6IuB S16.47.
SHmols. - liz Sanlidr 9.02-9.s
10, am Shlus 9.02: fiir Mai $40
$50 am SdIub 9.22.
Rippsnieitsn. - Giir Sanudr 8.97
--9.07, am G3luB S.97.
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6 bn nmpaguerberb'ft. m - Der
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gbu mpagner6erbft. - Der
uidt DON ben Oeutiben beieBte pber
Don BEN Srieastptrren unmittelbdr
beingeIufte 5heil Der Ghumpuuns
bat, qieih onberen 8etusegeuben. cine
auberaepDbnlich eroiebige @rute. Wtdn
ihdst bieIen 2anbftrih auf 1900
6ettar alln6 ben Grtrag duf B. hts
100000 6ettolitsr, I'm bic 6dIfte me1r
als i'm Dpriuen Sabre. Die 5rutbe TT
febr qut unb bat ouch senua Soure,
lin Dauerbafti9teit su per'prehen.
Muf Der ungiinitigen Seits ober lteht
Der Mungel an arbeitstrGftsn, SSubr7
inert unb gferben, aud an 5di'ern
unb Flafben. Gin 5imesberiht aug
Gpernau tluat iiber ben ifle&teu @ea
ih6ftspann, unter Dem ale groBeH
GbumpoonerbGuier lsiben. Waan 1T
cuh mibperguiat bariiber, bah gnga
lamb ben @eineenuR ei1I9rdntt, cbs
pphl man bic 9riinbe pobl be1reit.
8sFern 9t6faB iinben bic mitoern
Shaumpetne, bic, neil lie nid1t Der
eisentIi6en Champagne entitammen,
tbr allb nitt mebr ben gaamen entq
nebmen ciirfen man erInuert ltdl
Der @in5eruuruben. bic Das Verbot
erregt bat. Gs tptro inoeiien noh
manhmal degen pus 9efeb peritoben.
Dele biuigen Sdaumtpeine aeben in
orobem Mtaks nnh Den neutrolsu Sdns
bern. Der 9eridt fd,liest. um Htdt
aus Der endliShen Relie sl fallen, nit
einer 4n3ubl oummer 4usidlle gegen
bic 9eutTfen: =. Die MiIhuna urb glbz
Tiufund Der 8eins 1T Elm oerlpideltes
une id)fpieriaes @eIeb unb erforecrt
cine anqserbt feline 3unse Colder Sc
beimniife bentdhtiot man fi8 nitt 10
sinfah. Die Deutiden entbedten ne
nidt. dls he pdbrene Der Sample IN
Der Mtorne Gbernun beIebten." glls oh
ni1t oerooe 8eutIds an Der 6erltele
luna oes frdns6Rfcten @bampduners
tpie Der Sdounrtpeiue felt pieier SABRE
aebnteu terpprrd1eno betbetIiot oeipea
ZEN pGren uub ibre @rfdbrunaen 10 aut
aefurnelt bdtten tpie bic SrdH5oien.
@eiter: Die 8eutihen pIiinbsrten Die
9ellsr Der giirqer, o6er be droBen
@einlaoer lieken iie uuberiibrt. er'tens
neil iie tetne 3sit batten, unb 3petz
tens, neil bic Ssrren. oeren SGuier 10
einbrudsboll an Der Ruc ou gommer'
&c ruoen. on Crt unh Ste[e tpor'" nm
ibr GiaentbIm su fdiiben." 2tls OBJ bte
sroBen SerreH imitdnbe 1etpeIen fpa@
rem, Wtoeritano au leiiten, Denr bic
ySunnsu" pirtlih uuf pIiiroerunS
ausgeadnden tpdrsn UNI it6 niht init
i6r,m Satesbebarf beariiat bdttsnl
Set5ertoboIb.
8ei BEN @ihbru1 in bic giGa bes
@ru6enbsfbers Sprengfels fiel ben
Sieben II. a. Elm toftbarts DtramtttpI'
Tier 5ur 9eute.
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Axsndrtiae m&rfte.
Nsn lpri. 3. Hppemb,r.

Rem gor.. g.. gloDsmbsr.
Rupfsr. - Rartt itetis; gl.etruIp-
tic $1S.12-18.25.
eiftn. = Tsorit ftstia unb unosr.
dnbert.
3iuH. - Tsarst fst. $3e.oo-3s.'
30.
Bki. - S4.90.
Spelisr. - aeine QuotiruHgen.