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The Washington times., 1915-04-16
BELMONT PARK TO
PRESENT FUTUR|TY
Coney Island Jockey Club With
draws Rich Fixture From
Saratoga.

NEW YORK. April 16.-Saratoga
Springs has lost the Futurity. the rich
| est two-year-old fixture Of the racing
season, which has been decided over the
| track up the State since the gates of
the Coney Island Jockey Club, at
! sheepshead Bay. we're closed several
years ago.
| This announcement came yesterday
In the way of a short letter from Vio-
tor f. Schaumburg, which read:
| THE Coney Island Jockey Club begs
to announce that It has turned over to
the Westchester Racing Association It's
Futuritv Stakes to be run at the race
course at Belmont Park during the au-
| tumn meeting
No explanation was offered. but 1t
| was learned on good authority that the
transfer from Saratoga Springs TO Bel
| mont Park was made without friction
and with the distinct understanding
that 1t was for the best interest of the
sport
The Futurity is a produce stakes in
which the mares are nominated be-
fore they throw their foals, and is one
of the most coveted and historic fix
lures of the American turf. When the
to give up racing because OF adverse
Legislation this particular stake was
! retained. and has been allotted three
times to Saratoga Springs, where It
Novelty. H. P. Whitney's Pennant and
last year by the Quincy stables Tro-
| jan.
Its real home. however, is in the
| metropolitan district. and its return
| will be welcomed by racegoers. many
! of whom could not afford the time or
the money for journey up the State
| to see 1t decided. II should serve as a
| stimulus to the sport here next fal
' and no doubt will draw one of the big
gest crowds OF the season.
| 1t is estimated that the race will be
| worth close to $4,000 to the winner
| this wear.
| When Potomac won, in 1890, the Flu.
turity reached it's high water mark
| with S57675.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
FRANK BAKER GOES
HOME To CONSIDER
SIugging Third Baseman Fails
to Join Mackmen, Following
Talk With Manager.

PHILADELPHIA. April 16.-"Honc
Run" Baker did not report to Connie
Mack yesterday, and the latter said
there were no further developments In
the matter. Baker is supposed to have
gone to his home in Trappe. Md. to
think over the talk he had with Man
ager Mack on Wednesday. He is still
undecided.
Having no fault to find with the
work of Eddie Murphy at third base in
the two games with the Red Sox. Man
ager Mack is not worrying any more
about Baker than he was during the
winter. Connie would be pleased TO
have Baker return to the team, but has
not asked him to come back, because
Baker retired Of his own will and Con-
ME expects him to return the same way,
without anv extra inducements.
Just what cognizance the National
commission would take in Bakers case
IS not known. Baker notified Mack that
ne was through with baseball, and ac-
cepting the decision as final, Mack did
not order ]. Franklin to report. There
Tore. Baker has violated no baseball
law. and II is doubtful II he will have
TO receive permission from the National
Commission to play. There win be no
trouble In this respect If Baker makes
up his mind to return.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Newark International
Team Changes Hands

NEWARK. N. j.. April 16.-The New
ark baseball club of the International
League. changed hands when George
Solomon. c. II. Medicus, and II. w. Med
icus' took over the stock OF the club
The new owners have re-engaged Harry
Smith as manager. Solomon ana Medi-
Gus acquired the controlling interest with
202 shares of the 400 owned by c. B..
Ebbets and the McKeever brothers. Of
the Brooklyn National League club.
G. H. Mcdicus Is the son OF II. w.
Medicus, treasurer of the Brooklyn club.
Solomon will be president of the club; c.
r. Medicus, vice president, and II. w.
Medicus, secretary-treasurer.
The new owners announced yesterday
that the players had been ordered to
report to Manager Smith Immediately.
we may send our players to train at
Lakewood and II this is not possible
they will get in shape at Wiedenmayer' q
Park here" said Mr.. Solomon I'VE
don't expect to have any trouble in sign
ing up strong team because all the
major clubs will have to cut down their
SQUADS to twenty-one men, and we will
get some of these men sent to the min
orS
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
MARQUARD STARS IN
NO.H|T PERFORMANCE
Celebrates His Return to Giants
BY Holding Superbas Safe
in First Appearance.

NEW YORK. April 1S. Two great
pitchers, Marquard and Rucker. were
the central figures In the Giants to
white washing Of the Superbas. the
Rube having turned the trick In no.
hit style. Three men got as far as first
base during Marquard's occupancy OF
the mound, two by means of the four
ball route, and one as result or an
error by Fletcher. 1t was Marquard
first appearance. and caused the fans
much Joy. as he was nearly lost to the
Federals last winter.
Marquard frightened his no-hit rec
ord to the extent OF connecting for o
clean drive thereby scoring the second
hit for the Giants. The score by in
nirgs: r. II. f.
Superbas ..,.,,...,, 900 90 000-n u 2
Giants. 600 100 1OX-2
Batteries-Superbas. Rucker. Egan,
and Miller; Giants, Marquard and
Meyers.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Hoblitzell's Single Is .
Enough to Defeat Macks

PHILADELPHIA, April 16. - Dick
Hoblitzelrs single In the ninth, after
Speaker and Lewis had hoped around
the sacks like grasshoppers, gave the
Red Sox their first victory of the year.
the Mackmen going down. to 8. With
two gone in the ninth. Speaker walked.
Lewis pulled the hit-and-run. driving a
single through Barry's position. Speak
er stole home. working a double theft
with Lewis. The latter Tailed when
Hoblitzell punched a safety. Ii Hung
Schang will be out of the game for a
week or two. suffering with a split hand
received when he stopped a wild heave.
Bush and Collins were wild as hawks.
giving way to Wyckoff and Mays. The
score by innings:
R.H.E
Red Sox ............ 00l 100 1915 IL
Mackmen ............. 600 012 00-3
Batteries-Red Sox, Collins. Mays and
Carigan; Mackmen. Bush. Wyckoff and
Schang, McAvoy.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Baseball Results

Gallaudet, 7; Business. o.
Western, st. Adams s.
Lincoln, u; Commerce. ?.
North Carolina, IL; Richmond. >.
Army. 10; Lafayette, l.
Harvard. 5; Maine, >.
South Carolina. -; Davidson, 4.
Michigan, a; Washington and Lee, 2
Mississippi A. and M, I; Georgia
Tech. :.
Clcmsan. l2; Wofford. /.
state College. 10; West Virginia, /.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Duncan May Come Here
To Play for Golf Title

LONDON. April 16-George Duncan.
the Hanger Hill professional, said to-
day that he might visit the United
States this summer to compete for the
open championship. The tourney will
be held at Baltusrol in June. He will
decide finally at the end of tho month,
when J. H. Taylor. Of Mid-Surrey, and
James Braid. of Walton Heath. will
also make their decisions known. Ed
ward Ray and Harry Nardon will leave
shortly for another tour Of the United
States
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Cardinals Down Cubs.

CHICAGO. April 16.-Those Cardinals
sprung into the win column for the first
time by defeating the Cubs. to 2.
Cheney had a wild day and did not last
through the third inning. In that Ses-
sion the Cards landed on Cheney and
Standridge for three bases on balls. A
stolen base. and two singles The score
by innings:
r. II. f.
Cards .,... O0t 900 0O0-4
Cubs entertainments. 0l0 0l0 coo l
Batteries-Cards, Doak and Glenn
cubs, Standridge, Cheney and Archer.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
PlaVS Two Games.

L. S. S. Mayf,ower will play St Eliza
beth Hospital tomorrow on the latter g
grounds. On Sunday the Mayflover end
Empire 4. G. teams meet at Ana costin
grounds. Both games called at 200
p. NJ. All teams desiring games with
the MaYnowcr should communicate with
r. J. Stack, manager. Phone Lincoln
$50
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Phillies Keep Up.

BOSTON, April Is Pat Moran's Phil-
lies kept to their loo per cent by taking
the second Eamo from the champion
Braves. Score, I" /. Terrific hitting
in the fourth am seventh inning, to-
gether with BOStru'S luOS" fielding, toll
the story. The seer" by innings:
r. II. T.
Braves ............... 90 100 U0-l : :
Batteries-Bravcs. Hughes, Strand and
GoWdy: Mayer and I\illifcr.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
LincOlns Are Winners.

The Lincoln A. c. team continued its
winning streak at the expense of the
Commerce team by 12-to-2 score.
Nelson. Lincoln's first sacker. got four
hits out of five times at the bat.
Bischoff let down the Comnerce tear,
with but two hits.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Wants Finish Match for
Mike Gibbons and Clabby

NEW YORK. April ia finish fight
between Jimmy Clabby. the Hammond,
Ina. demon. and Mike Gibbons, the st.
Paul "Wraith," is the matchmaking en-
deavor today of Jack Curlcy. promoter
of the Johnson Willard fisticuffs. Cur
ley would like to stage the fight at 1Ta-
vana, believing the Cubsns are now real
| fight fans
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Kills Sunday Baseball.

ALBANY, April ga plea by Assem-
blyman McElroy, aided by arguments
by dozen Of his Democratic colleagues
from New York. Erie and Rensselaer,.
failed to bring mis- Sunday baseball bill
before the house for consideration. The
measure Is now dead. as the motion to
have II reported from the rules COM
mittee failed OF passage by a vote of
30 ayes to SO noes.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Harvey Meets Welsh.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aprl 16,-Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion OF the
world, has hcen matched TO meet
Johnny Harvey. of New York, in a
twelve-round bout here April g.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Strayer's Wins.

Strayer's Business College took it's
fourth straight game Yesterday defeat
ing tho Drillery team by a score of to
). Straver's made eleven hits of Wood
and HasSentab.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Southern Association.

Nashville. 13: Little Rock. ;.
New Orleans, :; Atlanta, =.
Memphis, II: Chattanooga. ?.
Birmingham. I; Mobile, ..
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Pacific Coast League.

Salt Lake. 2; Oakland, ].
Los Angeles, s: SanFrancisco. 3.
Portland. 5: Venice, ].
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Among the Minors
American Association.

indianapolis. 10; Cleveland. !.
Milwaukee. g; Minneapolis. 4.
st. Paul. II; Kansas City, >.
Louisville, 3; Columbus, 0
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
South Atlantic League.

Albany. I; Jacksonville. !.
Savannah, 3; Augusta, o.
Charleston. ;; Columbia, q.
Macon, ); Columbus, 4.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16

Little. Of BusiI''%c seems to he " hit
ter as well a pitcher. In every game
ne has connected for enc or more hit:
Little and Dyer. Of Eastern. are tiod
for the strikeout honOrs this season, as
The Washington times., 1915-04-16

Elmer Hardell, Techs Quartermil"r. is
at present out for the la So bail team. aud
expects to land a berth in the outfeld.
He Is a good hitter and fast ON the
bases, and may make tho team before
the school series starts.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16

Baxter Davidson. rorlcr Tech atchcr.
playing with St. .NlhHuN j. dcv"l"riuG
int, a Grst-rat" iaCE"t"p. IIc handlrd
March in Gaultle&S style yesterday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
aabiuctsfriic lit ssapan.

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.nilhc &abinet, nit Graf Sfllma on
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@elignation anacbptel,. Sizes lit Die
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Miniiters bes Snncrn graf Gllra, pcls
der burd cine llnterirhnng bon 8cz
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mcntsirablcn i'm leetcn War5 fompros
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simlroc seitern ppn Safer un9cnons
men. nahbem Der Yremicr Sflnna linn
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3er 1elblt beral,tiportlid fir bie Sbateit
'Ieiner 8ubinctsmit9lieber lei nnb er
rcihte ebenfalls feline &eiignation elm,
tppral1i ane anbere,, MttsIieSer leinem
8eilpiele folgten.
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Sur GaIttann Satuitropbe.
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berlld].
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nnb Sen Gnnpfboot : Snlpcftionsbienlt
berengert. 2estere miro unter ser per-
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babe. @1gegen bat 8unoesniitriftrid)tcr
2anbis leiuer Branoiurp oie ltreneite
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pprSnseben lltlb Giemannen 5u ihpnen.
Sic 9eplante llnteriu6ung purc5 et=
ne County @ranoiurp lpurbe bonn
Staatsanlpalt 3onne bette ollfeegeben,
tpeil lie ,nidt senlg Sllrisoittion be-
litt, ,ln1 etiuns aus5urihteu.
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befannten Sooten allf s3s ltieg. Sic
@elan1ntt5abl Ser Sopten llnp @ermiB~
ten ltebt iest auf 996.
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Ser eter.. e,sm4rdS.

Sn 1einer @e1b1 photographic er3dblt
Ser beriibmte Mitronpm prof. Milz
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biefer neue 5tern oo6 kreits i'm
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Nu8 oer 8un0fsbauptftaot|
6 t it es an ertfaniides Slut
auf 5apti geopfert.

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amerifanilde 8laujaden tpurben gee
tern Ibenb bei eine,n slnsriff bon ginz
eeborenen auf sort oil Yrince, 6apti,
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@al6in9tpn belest mar. Sic slngrcifer
nllroen auberbalb Ser Stabtgren5e
ab9cl6lagen unb Die Srnn1ng in Ser
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fentliden 5ihcrbeit Die Negicrlms
fiibrt, lpuroe nidt seit0rt.
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pers bon 8ropflDn uno s. g. 8bitez
9urlt bon giprfolf, So.
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peripllnDet nnD Ser 8erlllt Der Mnnrei1
fer lit nidt befnnnt.
Sic slblenbung bon @erltarfnnaert
na6 !5apti mar bereits beifIplleu, ebc
bie s'adrtht bon bieiem Geieht ei1tz
traf. 9ns Sdladtldiff Connecticut
iptrb norsen bon 9biluoelpbia nit Ell
netn Mesirnent Observation-Disclosures, 500
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portldiff @ancpd, bas iekt in Ebiln=
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slbcno s llbr aen1udlt llnb bns Watrp%
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getDbtet lparen.
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trpcn Edlle baben.
@eneralfpnlul Sfinnner in 9onbpr1
benudrid)tiste beute bnsStuatsarnt bon
einer nenen britilher @nrlhrift, mo-
nucb &apitdne llno Mannldaften neltz
trailer Sdiffe, ipeldc britiihe 6afer
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belsuntes lit bum Staatsamt bcreits
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m 02nI(f,,ff noieb+ >,,irS 3nIfn,, ,,oA,
tempprdre MISUNDERSTANDING on
ncutrale Scelellte ee9eben merbel1.
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umerifal,iider Shiffe 1ino lpeber eez
bprcuc nod naturnlilirte slmerifaner
nno lie fDnnen baber bun Sen Ser.
Stuuteu teine 9dllc erbnlten. Sizes
bilnet cine ncue Sbipieri9feit fir Sen
amerifanildel1 Soanbel. Ser 8efebl
iuirn pnbin crflart, pab er auf bel1tlbe
Spipne 9emii1st lei.
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slesrapbiide gsDtisen.

oU. oSlil.
9 8aieboll.. Sn Ser g 9iational:
Chicago 2, gietp 9urf 3.
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Chicago 2, Buffalo 1.
ct. 2ouis 9leiparf. perldoben.
sn ser 8 S 2igu:
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Gllitep Bloomington, 8egen.
aeine anbereu Spiele.
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Snme5 g. Martin. @nttin eines Aus
lnnltes, ipurbe beute Ruhmittog in ib<
rent pei1n crntprbet gefunben uno ibr
8ebienter. ser giceer Soc 3cberrp,
lpltrbe inter @crbadt perbuftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Sseser lcbenbig perbran,tt.

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tern nit slgtbieben ldiper peripunoet
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iperben lpllte, gebplt llno nuf Dem
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brannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

u lie ore1 y b1cagp, H. S. un0
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Nelp Serlep intorporirt, mar cinc
"6oloin9 So. q, ipelde orsaaiiirt tpur=
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Sod SSslano Co., Die 5eitlpeilig $S1 bas
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Beder follettirt unb 5nlebt anf 8eders
@ebeiB Die grnorbung Nolentbols on-
9eltiftet babe.
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man bon Der @ranbjurp Die Mprbanz
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bon 8eders Wnnnen unter elmer aufz
getrrnpftcn glntlage berbaftet mar,
our In5fiibruns Ser Stat ausgetpdblt
lpuroen. eeber bon ibneu ioate $1,000
erbalten unb 3elis freigelailen tperben
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aus an Die Sumner" geianbt. 9iele
IN ben Straben Der Gillette als .@pp
the Bloob" oorroipib, u2eftb 2oui5"
Rolenbcrs ~9oso Sronf" girofici rlno
u@biteb" 2eipis befannten 3esperaz
Dos tpllrben slne rad unb na6 eingez
ippnnen.
Inn Dent 3ellsniB ser BRET Mitidulz
otgen, Die 5ll Staats5eu9en getporben
(9fple, 8allpn l1no 8ebber), @etpi1t
gu 9eben, mar nod Elm geitdtigungsz
3euge, Der nidt an bem I1oro mitbez
tbeili9t, 11otbtperbie l1n bieler tpurbe
in ber EerIon Beg spielers San,
sdepps sefunoen, Der nad Spt
springs, arf., sefliidtet mar.
Ser Yro5eB began am Z. Sftober
1912, 8eder tpurbe am "a. Gftober
ldulbig befunben unb 6 Gage ipdter
bernrtbeilt, auf Dem cleftriihen Stubl
5u ferben.
@inen Nlonat lpdter tpurben uud
Die ipirtlihen Morber perurtbeilt nnb
lie tpllrben am ID. Mpril 1914 hinge
ri6tet gh1r elmer bon tbne11, 9ngo
8ranf le9te bur Der pinridtltng Elm
@eitanoniB ab. ipabrenb sic ar,heren
nit Der getbeuer1ns ibrer 1lnlhulb in
ben SOB 9inse11.
8eders Si11ri9tuns tpuroe tpieber<
bolt berl6oben, neil er appellirt hattie
lt1b bns Staats soheree eerieht i'm, an 2 4.
Sebrltar 1914 einen nenen Gro5ebs be-
tpilIistc. Ser sipeite Asroseb besann
am 6. Mai 1914 lnb enbete nm %.
Mlai abermals nit Sbuloigerflarnng.
Sic 9inridtlng ipl,rhe Damn auf Sen
Is. Sult 1914 anberulln1t, aber tpeeen
eir1er neuen Ippellatipu, bie ldliebli6
bpd ab9eipielen lpllroe, arf bie nit Dem
10. SuIi 1915 be9inner1be 8ohe perz
iduben. 3ulest 5pg Sberridter Sprb
bie angeblid scillnoencn neller geipeiz
lie llnter grlpdsun9, lpas eil1e nphmaz
Iigc &erlhiebung Der 6inridtllng bis
sum 80. Suli pernnlabte.
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icIbit feline Seltuns

gSadan clbi feline Sung 0ez georgiesf oG Md3u9
idb1 bden 9as erobe Yroblem ruIde mec 1d herr
alsipden an1 - Son Ne Georgcntabt ldncz
GtIdib iortgelbaft - Gue idt 9tet fann 1oI
I'M eetn gcnbd gcpregt bie Sc
r pben fpnln Qpnbpn l1nb
Der Gage ~ Sic ot5aen 8ernr 9erite generu
teridasen Scenes 9iarsct ouano crbobt Sic Mmee bon
100000 au 55O, 600 Mann.
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3mei amerifQniide Wiariuer in Yort au
Yrtnte getO0tet.
sie fielen TT eimem s@armabel nit Mebeuem
u.s idideu n1ebr Srnppen uub @4ife mad Sapti.
Charles seder setern frii5 in Singing erblitt.

7 mar Der 1te gan Der negen ocr gmorbng mbs"
Ho1entba rben nubc - Sic bier nirfen idou
Dor 10 Wonaten ngerdet geder 9ebeuuna ieier
lnldulD IN Den Spo - Sic brei banfrotn Gbagp 8ueic
Sos. Sic sd1pgeit Sic albion nlerem Sanse bereet
Vile atrolen au nentrolen Sbffn muu
LITE Der eatlanb Aotatropbe ia1o geitern ou $685.
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gieb ,,nb Yropiiion.n.

GBicaeo, 80. Suli. Minopieb
3l.hlbr 1000. Stiere $3.50 bis
1925; Giibe lmo &inoeru 1926 bis
9.25; adlber $7,0010.25.
Sdppeine 3ufl.br 10000. I'm.
ltetig 5u $6.05-7.50; 5urneiit 81,
$6.25-6.90.
Sdafe 3uflrbr $4,000. Stetig
gu $6.W-6.90; aamlner $3.50 Bis
$50.
9iibner - 1879; iln,9e 17-tsc.
Butter - Creamery 21% Bis
25c.
gier - 16-17e.
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te tpuroe bon @allon llnb g8e6ber be-
itati9t. gtoles slusiasen git1gen babin,
baB er Sabre lang u@raftgelber" fir
Befer follettirt unb 5ulebt anf 8eders
@e6eiB Die grnorbung Holentbols an-
geltiftet babe.
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Die 4artte
9rponHe.

Chicago, 80. Sl,li. @ei5en
III Sult, 1864 Sept.
&orn 70 Suli 741s Sept.
Safer ~ 575s s1tli, 3S3s Sept.
@etretbe fir gnar - SEQ. 2 rotber
@lnterpei5en, neu. 111-112; No.
2 aorn 81; Stanbarb Sufer, 81.
@ogeen - SEQ. 2, neu, 1O2.
gerite - 75-78c. !
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Op', ,,,idan iDu idon btgonntn
Ot1t.
0robfarit tiinoi8te neutrality-suspicious. a,,f
tteMe 2tMten an.
Yladeuien bat bic Babu Qubliu- -Gbelm geuommeu

lnb Spansorob bnbeu @nHen uabdcn Mntua
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