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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
TO AUCTION s3,s76 FINERY
Customs authorities 20 Sell noots
tOnhsCatcd.

I'm the seizure room a. tine Apprai--
crs Stores. ST. Washington street. 30
n a. M. to-day. Thomas ID. Meta
'hv. United States mar hal. vII -c.l
at auction AN the lucit coufscat"d
by the customs authorities because
it was rrclu.ar's imported by tho
Bouc SoeUr-. gown makers. a. lj 81"
Fif,y-siEtb Street
The article include tVcuty--iN cri-
broidercd and lace-triwmcd Partisan
gowns. cloak. several ~ilh coat, q
lace and fur-trimmed gown. $50 wool
costumes and an sppl0ued gown.
The foreign value OF tho scventy-o0'H
articles 20 be sold Is $2As9.lj. with
the duty added thc American vaIu"
is S3s76.sl. The Boue sisters plead %
guilty TO the customs irregularities.
and were LEI or with fines by Judct
Clayton.
Postmaster Morgan announces tha'
a7 auction sale oil unclaimed articles
.hich have accumulated a. tho Ne"
York Tostoficc viii be held lp the
new rostifice bui ding. Thlrty-irst
street and Eighth Avenue, on 7 thursday
AZ 10 a. m. The articles will be open
for inspection to-day and tomorrow
from 10 a n. 20 =. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
T. ". INJURY LEFT $4,000
Entire Estate Of Late Banker Goes to
His idop.

Thomas ". Nuiry. president o. mo
Eu grant Industrial Saving7 ba"S.
Who died on March TO- left an estate
valued 49, $4,000. Of which $1,000 -
-.aIt.. and tho roe. persona proper,y.
For many wears Mr.. AUlry vas den
tiled 1lth Catholic charities, 20 which
he gave Literally. and 1t Was believed
trs+ in t.. will re would make bequests
10 Lis fayorite institutions. The entire
os.s.c however. rs left 20 Mrs. Mary
= NuIrv. widow ~ the banker. " no
sl.c fs the esecutri. VIZ. MUIR ucdc
Ii. I'll In lHn2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
NEW LIBRARIAN FOR YALE
Professor kcogh Promoted-Thrce Ap-
nointments Made and $4,000 Received.

New Haven, March 20 professor
Andrew Keorh. reference librarian al
Yale since 1904. was APPOINTED univer-
sitv librarian. to succeed the late Pro.
fessor John C. Schwab. at meeting o.
the Yale Corporation to-day
Three other important appointments
Of professorial rank were made. Aus
tin Morris Harmon. Of Princeton, was
chosen professor Of Greek and Latin.
and in the college Luther Allan WeiElc.
dean Of Carlton College. was elected
20 The now Horace Bushnell PROBES SOL
SHIN Of Christian nurture in the school
OF Religion. and William Bacon BAILEY
was made professor Of practical PHI
larthropy in the School Of Religion,
The treasure reported gifts and be
quests Of $4,000 since the February
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
GERM KILLERS ONLY WATER
Most Disinfectants Useless. SAYS Do
tor. Author OF Bill.

Einc- tcnths OF The d,slnfectants sold
as gem destroyers are only eolo.,d
water. according 20 Or. naries re-
cr.cl Pab,t. author Of q ol. 10 cont
and standsrdize the sale OF dis.nfcc--
ants. introduced iu The Leg sla'ure hy
Senator Giichgist.
Tho bin provides that al disiE-
sec+ents sold i'm New York State shall
bo labelled stating the carbolic ac..
r-,rfrcIencv or relative 7ermiciaal
Value. as compared with pure carbo
acid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
,HAMBER TO QUIT AMERICA
anmerce vith Holland Too Small Nov,
say. Petition.

The deztr of old member and the
a. ir Europe are given as reasons ioI
20 applcs-.on for che dissolution or
70 Aette-a-cs Chamber OF Commerce
Amsrca made % the Supreme Court
nier1ay Among is founders were
g late George rs Vanderbilt, J. Z.
'i--.sa and ID o. Boisseyaiu.
ne petition f9 the court said tn1t
1s business .s now being done he
'ten Che United States and Holland.
4. % t-e was and %. has been impos-
- % 30 together a quorum for 'te
n action r. 1u rcse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
Besiegc War Relief Sale TO
Purchase Social Gran
dcur with Dimes.
AND SILKS
Rustic OVER RAGS
Amt Some Little Dcb?'
Chirps a Girl of the Tcno-
ments in Fifth Ave. Frock.

Intent on purchasing social grandeur
with their dimes. moro than , Gao y,on-
On and girl iostIed escr otlor yester
day outside the door ~ q. F... F.r..
seventh Street. whore tho css.-oT cloth
ing Of women OF .ocict~ VIZ. being .o.5
for the benefit of the Amcr.cs, Amin.
lance Hospital.
Upstairs MISS Harriet Alexander.
49,. '''.'' ana inc o'-'' mem
' ''"''' '.''',"''.ee 5000
a. ''V S"o'e9s OF tneii sale anu
oe"aIIed an excess or publicity.
What shell wc over do with all .no
nooplo o~ .to.. .......i,..4 cum .t..
~, '''' .'''
Val
Ihcy dld. \ line that stretched ha'f-
way 70 Fifth Avenue and Of toward
Madison AvcrYe ~couiri,,. ,-.....
60.
0''e' W 'ne ponce 10 Keep Dr. lp or
der. waited. grim but hapnv.
Wont j., no o,o - ! %, h... r-,
Uul;. = ,--,.-,...
'''''''4 n 'sHuerOlIl Ifoch on ner
10 wear 10 the clover Club dance on
Second Avenue ~ one murmured pa
,iently. "Navba won't hc so,,e ti,,fo
$780, 3: ,,. 81,
d" .'''' "a1u Mann fIe"ch
heels! And radiant old Irish WON
an explained that she didn't caro- shat
.b. ho,,oi,. L... ~.
"'"''D
some cf the qualitys clothes 20 pu:
INTO her new rag rug.
Towns hus'le frotestlngN'
IN tho stocy rom, ,bo cf,+to. ,.s.
,-,., oI
nad De!ohgeo 20 me quai'ty waited
for the vandals who were 10 :@Se them
away 70 lneir new environment rom, .,Ios.
evcept In cab or a I,1or"ir, end
tbev hustled rroto-tin-ly ,hor che
~, ,,..srroJ -, 80, -, ga ..,-
riod 80 oT ,or-f,'. .--N.
- , r
90 Le - ''.. .....,..l-. ...i...
vbi,e dro-s .5st wa, oil sim,r'c,,.l
N. 81, ,,. l1..fl ..a .......
lsco
a.. -oou oil Ao hr...-.. ..5 .a
81. - - -, 80. -. ....-
1"-'u' ~ s,,o "'ie eo"r' t"ei was
nv ne 'f." D" We CO"'lS
ri
sue was o'kse' ila" '5 '.' me. ee!-
g. i'"!IIf:2s. a." - n.y.
JIG .",I''ne - -' Ti.l'''a 80 ''.''
~ - ~ 49, -. ~. :-....'....- O.
. ~. ~ po... ''.
''i"e "IH,' u" ,"v gus 1o'leiS ~
porter VINO haH s,a!ed zen minutes was
po'teiy Out hInl! asH'd 70 le"Lc. ,,
10" does II look on me- oihcer
Simpecrcd a woman lh ,ne corner lsnoi-
ing 'He NO Tying OH 'Ic'uH' am
holding UP gorgeous green and gold
c,oaI IN TOO cl9sf p!ozln. . 10 "
sha1oy nat. And L'euleH"nt h'nuel /;
the busiest person IN me room assured
!ef 'hat ID Ioohro me.
Amt | Some Little Deb"
"A,9't some It-1o doh ~ thi.e" a
rown-eved gIrl asked over the folds
o. roivct and six and net of a gown
Of American Beauty shade.
"Deb ?" hesitated the officer.
Huh, Debutante." she explained.
with uitbering scorr. going out hauaht-
liz q woman Of socictv bv virtue Of
~ bundle on her arm
o., ono out Of every twenty-five
,,.o,,. c,t v.i-b a pacLaoo according 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
rorm Committee OF 100 to
Show New York What
system Really Does.
CHOOSE FOR MASCOT
CLAY BABY ELEPHANT
n-;rciral of Bronx School Tells
How New Methods Have
Improved Children.


..-.-...tso o. one hundred women
-, -t.. g. >-,,,.
20 Champion " ''' '''
r9-k CRY wss organized yesterday ~
meeting held ~ the home Of Mrs.
,-... r,.s 8. West Fifty-tbird
isl''
Street.
Ua~-. prominent iu civic. social
......o--f .,rciss attended and
f'I ~ .---:....
lrou-
IS believed chat The rca. meaning
.-..--..--o Of the now school
..1 D.. ,rDrs..ed upon New
system VII"
Iork's citizens
The bolss FIRST erdeavor viii be 20
-t.. ..., ,..r- schools really do.
N' .r1 .-..,-,-. ,o,,rs
10 'r. - p-o+, ,.Io~o 10
20 J. ,. ...l 49, ~, pybiie
rhrf' d. 8 ..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
Sec America First Coming

$500 America First. Z musical com
DDS bg 7 Lswrason Rlgg and cole
Porter. will open a. tho Maxine Elliott
Theatre on March ~. 4 King Of No
unc.,.' now a. that play house VIII
move % the Thirty-nin'h street Thea
re ~ he end OF this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21

Albany. March TO- Governor Nr.'
man reiterated to-jar f.s belief n tNe
fairness and impa-.;ali'. o. The Strong
Investigation Of charitable institutions
The Governor sad 10 vas receiving
daily from persons Interested ln the
management Of The several institutions
letters criticising the inquiry. ,..
The Governor added ;hat = nc DID
not have compile confidence 70 Com
missioner strong ne would stop The in-
.ttt,.,. trru-o I.Lc'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
rhe Poem. Match Nour slen.

rs my. they put a crown made OF some
leaves on my head ard says ! Was Poe.
Lauryat Tor tho Qomc read lncm
Here. got the pome ready now for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-21
DO You Kn0zy Any?

There are guarantees, there
are guarantees, and there are
super.guarantees. The first, II
they work at all, work only under
pressure; the second work very
satisfactorily when needed; but the
third work before you ask them to.
What do YOU know about the last!
The Tribune is making collection OF
such -guarantees-prnted eXhlotS OF
q merchants desire to anticipate COM
nlants For there are faults in every bus
mess. and some merchants seek to rectity
them before they get SO big that they haze
to rectify them
Send us any conspicuous example YOU
have noticed Ii may be a card, letter.
an advertise ment or note on sales
tick et-whatever it is. send it in to us. FOR
every noteworthy specimen we receive
before April lst there's check tor e%:00
coming to YOU. For the most interesting
snecimen received before thai date there
q $1,000 check. What size is your check
Going to be: Address Guarantee Depart
ment
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29

RI OOrOflCy ouCOIIdluou IuIOIudlly d.
tea last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Helen Elsinger, Summit
Avenue.
Wedding Announcements.
The marriage of Miss Vera Sum-
merfield to Louis l.. Cohen of Mime
apolis, will take place Sunday, Decem-
Der 31st, at the home of Miss Summer
fields sister, Mrs. James G. Wilmer,
1913 Lincoln Avenue. DR.. 1. L. Rypins
will officiate. Only the two families
of the bride and groom will be present
at the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Mathilda Silver
to Irving Darling of Minneapolis, took
place Sunday, Dec. Oath, at the home
of the brides parents, 254 Grove Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling left for we'd
ding trip to New York.
The marriage of Miss Rose Winner
of Minneapolis, to Mr.. Myron Green
berg of this city, took place last Sun
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Greenberg, 515 Capitol Boule-
ward
The wedding of Miss Helen Baer
daughter of Ben Baer, Crocus hill, to
Gabriel Loire Hess, New York was SOL
emnized Tuesday, December 9th, at 6
D. m. at the home of the brides father
in the presence of members of the two
families.
Rabbi l. L. Rypins officiated and Mr.
Baer gave his daughter in marriage.
Mrs. Walter Greenebaum, Chicago,
was matron of honor. Little Miss Mar
tina Florsheim, Kansas City, cousin of
the bride, was flower girl. Following
the ceremony there was reception
from until II p. M, after which Mr.
Hess and his bride left for trip in the
East. They will make their home in
New York.
New Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Nathan, 1925
Hague avenue, announce the arrival of
a baby son, Friday, December 22nd.
Local Notes.
Mr. Gustavus Loevinger and Mrs.
David Aberle have been appointed on
the St. Paul Housing Commission, by
the Association of Commerce Sub-com-
mittee for Betterment of Housing Con-
ditions.
Flag Day, which was to be held last
Sunday under the auspices of the Tx
vath Zion Gate, the Lady Zionists, Poale
Zion and the Mizrachi Society, was post
poned several weeks, owing to conflict
with the Zionist convention work.
Zionist Convention Ball.
Final arrangements have been made
for the Ball to be given in honor OF the
delegates to the Zionist convention, at
the Masonic Temple, Sixth and Smith
Avenue, Saturday evening, under the
auspices of the Lady Zionists Chapter
of Hadassah. The ballroom has been
appropriately decorated for the occa-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Lee Fink, Portland Avenue, was
the guest Of honor at dinner party
given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Schanfeld of
Minneapolis last Sunday evening. There
were forty guests.
The Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Theta
Pi Sorority entertained informally at
tea last Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Helen Elsinger, Summit
Avenue.
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5000 tueitcrc 1~1aticnal>
OarSiiten beimbccrScrt

8nfbineton. s. 9es. Qos
&riegsOeportement Bat cine Orore
erloiien, ponad tpeitere 5000 go.
tionalgaroiIten bon Der Creme
beimgei4idt uno oiiseemuItert Der.
ben. General GunIton bat folgen.
DC Srganiintionen beimbeor6ert:
ambulance Gompanp go. 2, Seem
gorf; 5elobofpitoI geo. 2, Sem
Dort; 2. Battalion @enietrubpen,
elm Brigade Sntptquurtier, SEEM
gorf; Signal 8atoiaon, geetp g)ort ;
Gep gorf; Is, Snfonterie, 8enn.
ipibanin; gatterie g., Utah; 1.
Battalion 6eIo.a rtiGerie, goIiforni.
en-; |. Battalion 5elonrtiQerie Mil.
iouri; SO. / moiia6uietts ambit.
lance Gompanu; 2. Snfonterie, S0a.
30; 1. Snfanterie, Soma; /. gatail-
Ion, Gelo-A rtinerie, Soma: Signal
COMPANY 9iitrift bon Columbia;
u, Gonins.
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harSinal Gibbons nid1t
fit Sranenitimmrcd1t!

8oibineton, 8. Sea. - @eItern
Duroe bier Die erite Unit. Srauen.
itimmreht aonoention er6ffnet.
2llts ie0em Eeil beg 2on6es batten
iiA 8eleaoten rno 9eIegotinnen
e~ingehun6en. Bon aaroinal @ib.
bons mar cine 8epeIde eingeIaufen,
in Delfer er fid gegen Die Gin.
fiibrttng 6es 9-rouenItimmreGtes er.
fIdrt. Ger airhenfiirIt erfl1rt in
oerielben, boB oos 9eiteben otf ons
Reft Der &eilnobme ON oftiben pos
litiiden 2eben onrmlf bin8ielt, ben
Sra1m ben Qntiitt oes Characters
3u beraiben ltn6 linen oafiir nidts
oIs erins eibt. oils m1nnIiae 0rei.
Itigfeit unO 6redbeit. Srgen0 Ell.
ne 9eidaftigltng, tpie berIofen6 bic
ielbe aud immer iein mag, tuelde
Die 4ufmerfiamfeit Der 5ral1en bon
ibrer b6diteu 8fIi9t Der We1ltter.
ihaft oblertt, miro in benz 8erfaG
Der Station un6 Der gtafie reiuItie.
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
Nnoriffe Ser Serbcit
mnS RmIIen erlabmsn!

Berlin, 8. 0ea. (Sltntenberi6t.)
- 9os ariegsamt meloete berte,
6aB bic ierbiifen angriffe bel
Ernabo, tpeltli6 bon Monoitir, ale
dbgeidIagen ulo 6iefen bel einem
@egenangriff Sobeniteaungen nbge.
nommen tpur0en.
Gofia, s. Sea. 9os bnIgdrt,
ide ariegsomt beridtet, onB nieoer,
bolte aneriffe Der Serben an Der
Monoltir 5roit blutig obgeipieien
tpuroen. Sn Der 9obruoida, oliT
Dem linfen 5IiigeL Der @ulgaren,
grdbt iid Der 6eirD EN-.
Berlin s. 0e8. (6unfenberi6t.)
Gtnlebeno, bnB ale hire Sin.
eriffe un'onit fin6, uno Die Grup-
pen Der @enerGIe a0beB llnO Qrd
nift gum @ei9en bringen f6nnen
baben Die Huiien bon ibrer Often.
iibe in ben Gorpotben abfton6 ge.
tonlnlen un0 greifen MIR bic uno
bo obne groBe &ratentfaIhtng an.
@n Der Dina 6ront gingen oie
&uiien gum Qngriff iIber, tpuroen
ieboA miibeIos ntf lire nIte Stel.
llt1gen arriidgetporfert.
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nIorktbertNte.

2afal @larEt.
CiebermitteIt bon giuinsfb Sriiit Coz
eransen-GabeIs, aiite $9.25-4.00.
3ttronen-atIte S5.5o-6o0.
@rnpefrtit-aifte $s.5o-4.50.
glepfeE--gort SmpertnTs. SnB $500; WHi
fouri gippiHs $500 5nB; .. q. Suos, atItt
'$1.75.
acknowledgements SAB S4.75; MaIa,
gas, ertrn GIT. $500. foicb $3.50 utb egtrd
farcb $500 Der EaB.
ganauea-@lun6 ahc.
Observation-Disclosures Si.76 Der Camper.
antorffeI-St.s5 Der 9uIbeI.
Gemiiie:-
3ptebrIr. inanifhe, Crate $500.
8piebeIH, rot, GELD, $50. Axe.
Tomateit auss, 1925.
RohI, 8tb. 4he.
Generie, miGieun, @bo., A0c.
GeIerie, California, Crate, s5.75, 2s6. 81.
9itebagoes, 9fo. 2hc.
SeIbe. iueiBe uRb 9uderriben, 30. 23he.
8uitindIen, 9fo. 2hc.
@lrfert, 9nseno, $500.
greibeIbeeren -5erfebs, Tob 5000; SolpeS.
SAB $1,000, ailte 1928.
aofasaIne-sad $3.50; 9ueetb s1.e0.
ERaIuhfe--6dd S7.C0; @uReub 500.
6oHia, 24s, $3.T5 aiite.
Omaha, s.. DECEMBER.
@inObieb -3ufubr 1900.
Beefitiere, feit. 4
Cute big bette yearling Beeb8
-i0.O0-1t.0O.
Gute BIB bette, I&lusre, EuragsIAt
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pcrlanet ciea
aMer uemtralen!
Gg.EraFOent Barn bon RegitO
tritt fir cine iOIde Elm, nm
ben aries an milbsru.

Sbon s. Sea. - Sroncisco be
IA 9orra, Der friibere propiiorii6c
Br1iioent bon Nerito, ipra9 beutr
Dor elmer 9eriommlung, tpelde on.
ldbIid Der bon Der aammer ar.
rongierten "2atetnifA. amerifani.
iden ISOLDE itnttfono, uno befiir.
iuortete Die @ilormg einer 2igo
ualtroler Stonter1 INN Die @rrnbIo.
gen oes 9olterredtes nufredt al er.
baIten. "A
Der ReOner tpies dltf Die 8or.
teile bin, nelae obne @efGbr6ung
Der 9eutralitdt auf oieiem 8ege
errtneen lperoen t0nnten, un0 er.
fl1rte, bob onS 2ono, mel6es in
oieiem Buntte Die Snitiatipe ergrci.
fen miro, Der Code Der @ere6tig.
teit uno 0es Sorti9rittes einen
9ienit erpeile. Die RadteiLe Der
Reutrolitdt, tpehbe aiif Die beridie.
oene a~uslegune oes 8olferre6tes
ourd bic trtegfibrenoen Rddte
beruriadJt porben iinb, miiBten be.
Ieitigt Der0en.
D9ie neutralen Rotionen baben
cine groBe Qufeobe 5u erfiiaen "
iagte be la 8orra, pltno man mub
%ougeben, OnB iie 6ieier glufgabe NIT
ein5eIner ausnabme aud n1brenS
oes 9rieges nofeetommen Iin0.
Sic baben aud Hedte, DeIde feIt
mfreft erbnlten neroen miiIIen.
SD meiB nob[, neIde S6mierigtei-
ten berte bel Der 6hnffung elmer
Giga Der Reutralen 5ti ~iiberpinoen
iuh, aber mir baben Die 2igo notig
uno i'd boffe, oab oas 9eiipieI Der
orei ifnn6inabiiden Staten ni9t
obne 5rudt bleiben mir0.
@s tonnte cine 2iga gebil6et iper.
ben, obne Die itrenge WeutraIit1t
mf5ugeben itnb obne Die Satiahe
aus Dem auge 81 berlieren, oaB
Die auiierten beihloiien baber, Die
Streitfragen NIT ibren 5etnoen
ielbit 5u Ioien. Ole Hette Der 0elt.
tralen tpiirben better gep1brleiItet
tuerOen itub Die grfiaung ibrer
SfIihten mare mirtlamer. Don oie.
Ter 2iga piir0e Die @ereHtigfeit ge.
it6rft tueroen uno bic Sdreden 6esl
arieges tDiirben merfli1 berringertl
meroen. 8ie bieIe Menidenleben
tounten gerettet, tpie biele Suffered.
len tonnten getuGbrleiitet uno pieI
biele Brin5ipten, Grungenidoften
Der Civilization piroen nnire6t
erbalten mer6en.~
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Der ~Riciencantpfcr
,,GaleSonia" perienkt!

2onborL s. 8ea. - 2Lob6s mo.
den beute befanrt, ooB Der sur
andor 2inte eeb6rige 0nmpfer
Caledonia" ieoenfaIls berientt NOR.
ben lit. Caledonia lit 1929 Sonnen
eroB, uiirbe i'm Sabre 1904 erbaut
nnb gebort noh Glasgow, england.
Netu gorf, 3. 9e3. = Der Gam.
pier Caledonia ftebt felt ariegsbe.
einn in DENT Der brttiIden Re.
eierltrg un6 tultrOe ais Sransport.
i6iff berntst.
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Mnicn>IrtiIten
Srchen NIT Streik!

Chicago. s. Gea. - Sbedterun,
ternebmer ltno Gbeoterogentliren III.
den gegentpdrtig nod niGt gum
8er6ano 9ebortge 8ditbebile. uno
8urlesque-Ginitler sic befirdten
eitte1 Streif oieier art 8iibnen.
fiinitler, Der nod on ltmfang at.
nebinen oiirfte, iolten Die Muiifer
uno GrtIinenidteber iid Dem Gtreif
oni6IieBer.
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Sin grUFer 8Oten bon Ma6ras
3emben, uneefdbr $50 0useno.
Siibide glllIter, rpei6e ODER iteife
RunidettenL Sorben garontiert.
Spc5ieG Somstag 5l CSC II. $1.15
MdmHer san5 IeiSene Sembem,
biibide Wtlliter in Satin 5trei.
ten, 81 ................S 3.90
. BrDhes Eager fciner MGnner
SemSen ans Wabras, ale edte
5orbeub rleue 0htiter, $3.50 auf-
m1rts.
Bir Ienten Sire ipesieGe Gmf.
mertiamfeit orf unier groBes Ga.
ger bon ieioenen arobotten, ee,
mnht NIT Clip 9anos. @robe
MtuTter, Su 49,. .50c uno $1.00
glae Die neliert Shattierltngen in
eiufoden unb 8oncb ieiOenen
8iirfeI uno ~geItreiften ieiOenen
StriimpfeH 8boenir, Srter
iDopen unO aopier glorfen, in
8eibnodtsidadteln, 6as Bnar
fir ............5 SOC biz $3.50
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M0SiIcn Square
Garcen uerIteiacrt!

Qeip gorf, 2. Sea. - @a6tfor
.Squore @oroen, Der Sdouplat
5nbIreiher 5alitfGmpfe, 8feroeoiis'
iteaungen uno politii9er @eriomm.
llingert, tpltroe belite nn Die Seem
gort 2ife Sniurance 60, fit 49,.
000, 900 in offentIider Qrftion ber-
folft. Dos @ebGlioe mar NIT Ell
ner SDpotbet bon $1.75O,O00 be.
luItet.
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SrGns0iiIder StMt1its
An9riff mi6linot!

Berlin, 8. 8ea (Sunfenberidt.)
9os &rie9sont meIbete beltte
nodmittdg, ooB frana6fii9e Snfon.
terie gegen Die bon ben 9eltife1
eroberte Sobe 3o4 gum Sturm an.
ieste, ober bIrtig abeei6Ingen muir.
De. Cont bot ii6 utf Der 8eft.
front ni9ts bon 8i9tigteit er.
eignet.
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ssaruam sbeater.

Sellte uno ntorgen ftnO I'M Sor.
nam Ebedter bic beribntten 8tloer
BON RorD Bidfor6 gu ieber, oas
pader6e Stiif pieoergeben6 .SeB
Of tbe Storm Glib. 0ieies interei-
idnta @nnoeIbil0 bot i'm Often oas
gr0Bte aufieben erregt uno boue
$duier ee8ogen. Sier iolte oos
tlidt mtn6er Der 5aG iein.
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Re0rSuSmir0l 111erriu
erlicot MltcrsiAm6d1e!

9eip 2onoon, s. Dea.-8er ben.
iionierte @e1r aomtrnI Sobn 9or-
ter Merria, fpelder ftd belu98peiie
bel ieiner bier IebenOen Godter oif.
belt, lit in 0cren @obnltng belltp
geitorben. Die So6esurIa1e tit aaf
aItersidpd9e 5uriid5ufubren.
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Stoders, firm.
4dIber, firm.
Sdiueinc-3ufubr $500; MurH
10 Bis 15e nieorieer.
9ltr6idnittspreis 9.25-9.85
So11ter 8reis 1910.
Sdafe-8ufubr 1000 brett.
@efittterte 2G1rner 1886.
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aonitanttn bel oit tpiini6en ilbrig.
Die 8un0e in oes &onigs Seite
eitert unO fhIiebt fi9 ni6t, Der
&onig lit ieDr I9pod.
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H0ni0 1~scnItdntins
1oMnSe bcilt nitbt!

Goris, s. 9e3. Giner 3iiridcr
0epeide an ben 9tntin SufoIge laBt
Der @eiunobeits5uitan6 oes &0uies
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terte geepes 10.00-11.OO.
M~ttelm6Bige forngefit. geebes
$4,000.
8eebes 6.50-8.75
Mitteln6Bige 8.50-10.O0.
aiibe unb Sellers, feft.
@roB 8eebes, quite Bis bette 7.75
bis 900.
W~aittelm6Biee 6.75-7.75.
@etuobnIife 5.75-6.75.
Cute bis bette Sellers 6.75-7.65
8ute big bette &iibe 6.60-7.50.
0~aitteLmGBise &iibe $3.50.
@eipobnIide 4.50-5.75.
5toferS ur6 Seeoers, Ianaidm.
Seekers, CUTE bis bette IT'S bis
8.25.
Mitteln6biae 6.S0-7.75.
@efpobnIide 5.75-6.80.
Stof $eifers, quite Bis bette 7.65
bis SIS.
Stof &iibe 5.O0-6.5O.
Stof a1Iber 10000.
8eoI &1Iber 100000.
9uas unb Stog8 5.50-6.75.
Bologna Bulls 5.00-5.5O.
Sdueine-3ufubr 15,500; Rdrft
groBe Toe nie6riger bis fdnoA.
9ur6i6nittspreis 9.3O-9.80.
$odfter 8reis $50.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500; fette Sdnfe
un0 21mmer meiItens 25t b6ber,
2dmrler 11.75-t2.50.
@efiitterte 2dm1ner Ii. so.
Sdbrlinge 8.5O-10.50.
SeeOer SdbrIinge 10000.
8i66er 7.50-9.10.
We1ttterf9ofe 8.35.
@efatterte Maitteri6afe 10-15e
b0ber.
5eeoer Muterifafe 5.00-7.O5.
5eeoer 2Gnrner 10.50-12.00.
Sgteag0 wlGfttbertdyt.
Chicago, s. DECEMBER.
finbDieb-8ufnbr 5000 ftar.
SOditer Preis 11.50
Canadian 8rnfters 800.
Sdbrlinae 11.25.
5dipeine-8ufabr 81, 900; meiTtens
15c ~nieoriger.
3urdI6nittspreis 9.30-9.8O
S6dIter 8rets 1910.
5dafe-3ufubr 5000 eetu6bnIid
felt.
@efiitterte 21mmer 1900.
8dtli9e 2dnmer HOO.
5eeoer 2Gmner 1895.
Sbabo 21mmer 1895.
81. SOiepb Marft6eri6t.
ct. Soiepb, s. 0eSembqr. !
InObieb-3lifubr 500 felt.
Soditer 8reis 1000.
'dlueinc-3ufubr 10000 10-t5c
nieoriger.
9urdidnittabreis 9.45-9.90.
Soditer 9reig 1000.
aafe-3ufubr-12,000; Rorft
feIt.
@efiterte 2dnmer 12.40.
aaHias Sin @nrftbcriGt.
annins 9th, s. Sea.
nObie6-3ufttbr 10000; Meurft
.feit Bis itorf.
Sdbrlinge HOO. (
aibe, 25 bis Coo bober ais Ron.
tag.
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3 Ydar BON Siber ieibenen
Strimpfen in 8eibno6tsf6oh.
teln. Ginfu9e 6arben bon Gnbb,
tueib, grait, idnara uno tom,
81 Sl.UO
200 9uteH6 ieibene @Gnner sSiber
SemSea, getpGbIte 6arberL nH1n
Of tbe Dill" Sorte. Sebr ipeaieIl,
Samstag, 8nor. ........ .25e
8cibHaflts' 6OIentrGser in Shaf-
teIn fir. SOC, $1.00 uno $1.25