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The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

Activity was fairly well dis.
tributed among the various special
ty groups, but as the trading ad-
vanced the motor issues. particular.
ly Maxwell. Studebaker and Willys-
Overland. forged TO the front with
advances ranging as hign as 10
points in the latter. War issues
such as Baldwin Locomotive and
Crucible Steel were also strong In
connection with the great demon
stration for military and navel pre-
paredness. Railroad shares and
standard industrials were quiet. but
kuled generally higher ov moderate
short covering. Influenced by the
concentrated pool operation else
where.
Conditions were little changed
In the closing half OF the session.
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CHURCH VOTES
DOWN LABOR
PREFERENCE

SARATOGA, N. ", May 13.-The
Methodist general conference by a
vote. ATT to $50. today declined to
commit the Methodist Episcopal
church to proposal favoring the
preferential employment Of union
labor.
The vote was taken early this
afternoon at the close Of the most
exciting debate heard in the con
ference this session.
Opposing any action leading to in
dorsement OF union labor, federal
Judge John NJ. Killits, of Toledo
o., and Charles w. Earman, OF New
Rochelle, N. Y, asserted that the
church should not take a position
approving of organized labor anc
tacitly opposed the organized work
ers.
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w. Kaemffert,
Writer of Science,
Will Speak Here

waldemar Kaemffert, one Of Sho
foremost journalists OF science a
the country, viii speak in the audi
torium OF the Detroit Board oe
Commerce, Tuesday noon. under ~
auspices of the Adcraft club. Mp.
Kaemffert, who for many years wAS
managing editor of the Scientific
American, and now editor Of Popu-
lar Science Monthly, and TIE
Worlds Advance. is widely known
for his contributions on popular
scientific subjects.
In his address entitled "Advertfo-
ing, science and the business man. :
Mr.. Kaempffert will endeavor to
show the relation between these
three factors in modern life.
One phase OF journalism which
Mr.. Kaempffert will discuss 10 the
inspirational value Of simply wogdr
ed articles on scientific discoveries
to the average man. He points out
that the history Of many business
successes is the story OF scien-
tifc discovery applied to corr
mercial purpose.
Loans. s20s,s7s; q. B bonds end
premiums, S2,674; specie. $5,3f0:
currency. S12,353: due from reserve
banks. $37.7S1: total reserve. SEB.-
357: due from other banks S22,l53:
total cash resources, S77.530; cir
culation, $2.129: deposits. savings,
$1O5,116: deposits. commercial. $16sy-
525; total deposits, $261,s41.
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|crain and Provisions

DETROIT. May ls.--wheat opened
without change on all the worlds
leading markets.
wheat from the bulls standpoint Is
the absence OF buying orders from
the places where damage IL reported.
They send in wires telling OF the ruin
Interested TO get on tho long, side.
Buying IL nearly all professional The
outsider In keeping on the outside
money on wheat Liverpool was ln-
changed and reported no pressure OF
offers. India In Offering nothing. and
there T. a iirm tone in Argentina and
en- from America next week, and this
had .. tendency to prevent an ad-
SStSrdsy's market was slow and
In the situatton. UnfRvorGble crop
news came In as usual. including
much complaint Of the green bug and
southwestern outlook owing TO re-
cent rains was encouraging to the
bears. Detroit dealers report an in
err points the cash situation is not
showing much Improvement. -,
Saturdays wheat market was duil
and hrr. closing at an advance or 'sc
The coarse grains and seeds were
inactive and unchanged.
Saturday. wheat Quotations-Casn
No. red. tl.23; July opened without
change at Si.a3 and advanced to
si.3sh: September opened at N;22%
and advanced to s1.23'; No. white.
Saturdays coarse grain 9uotsstions
oss:-ssanssrd' lSW .ss sS 4se; No. ws,se, tse;
Nd 4 white. $50 t6c. Rye--Cash No
=. csc Beans--1mmediatc. prompt
and May shipment, $3.s5. June. ~.
Seeds-Prime red clover and prime
eisike. 1888; prime timothy. $3.50.
Receipts in the Detroit market Sat
urday were 1000 bbls. OF -four. cars
OF wheat. 10 OF corn and IL OF oats.
Shipments were 1000 bbls. OF honr.
1000 bu of wheat. 1000 bu OF corn
and 1900 bu OF oats. Stocks are
corn. $4,000 bu OF oats and $1,000
Receipts of wheat -saturday--Du-
iuth. is cars. against 5s year age:
Minneapolis, s34 cars. against ltS;
winnipeg, ss3 cars. against las; CHI
cago, 55 cars, against IS; southwest
20i 600 bu, against 1I2.000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and hour. Satur-
day, I,2s3.000 bu. 40,
Primary wheat receipts were LODI
600 bu, against 5s1 900 bu a year ago.
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PimIico Entries.
EOR MONnAY.

First race. selling. 2-year -olds,. 5
furicngs--xYellow Sally. loi; Golden
Rnn'1% s Fox I Tlo, cs T. K Beat E,'ifs ifs
Miss, loo Buddy. 1os; chemuns.
112.
chase. selling handicap. 4-year-olds
and up. "a miles-Early Light. LAG;
New Haven, lao; Syossett. 1ts: Frijo-
lee. 1S7; Robert oliver. lS4 Col
Third race. selling. s-ycar-oids and
up. The McLellsnd purse: Hrst @ di,
yisiGS ysiss TIL miIs MAJ asItcS 10 %
Gold ia; xScottish knight, 81; pay
master, 107. Mr.. Mack. ia; OSulii-
xTs.k xan III io FeRFSsf M ,os sAsSs sSsvss ga
Fourth race. The .Preakness stakes.
2.year -olds. - miies-Y.Achisyement.
49, e6l esldnsT unSs5 SateS: is faF ics Sp'PpS Po@
Edward. ios. Ed. Bond. 100; Green-
wood. to7 Cal Eddie Henry I'D;
Curraghaleen. io5; tD Mcbride en-
Fifth race. The Gwynn Oak hand!-
cap. 3-year -olds and up, miie-Corsl-
can. 1903: Redland. 113: F1ittergoid
III; Runes. 1os; Republican. 1oI; sta'
Sixth race. The Chesapeake seilins
handicap. s-year,olds ana yp. r,mr, fnr
iSc.'nsssws'ri ic:: Luther. u.s. s.: raymss,sr Pay sas
Water Lily. iib. Buzz Around, lo7
Jesse Jr.. 81: Martin casca, liz: Re
ciuse. ss: Ina Kay, es: Lohengrir
100: Naushon. 1o7' The MasaueradeI
seventh race. The McLennan purs.
second division, selling. 3-year- old
waters. ios: oboius, lie; xNash. II!
xNannie McDee, i0a: xGainsborougi
4 ia. Scornil 10. xBobby Boyer. ia
xRey. Iol: xshepherdess. 100; Stell
arina, 81: soldier. 1lt: xBalfron, liz
rApprentice allowance claimed.
\ Weather cloudy; track fast.
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Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Duunlug 4 Stevens

EAST BUFFALO. n. ", May 49,
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars; strong;
choice to prime native steers, 1925 q
9.75; fair to good, sS.75Qs,l5; plain.
$3.50 $50; very coarse and common.
s7.75@s; choice heavy butcher steers.
ss.2S 8; fair to good; ss@s.5o; best
handy steers ss:is@s; common TO
pri%c prime 'gGHgl 'yeariinss ss4s@s.sS; Prime
fat heifers. sTqs,5o; best handy
butcher, heifers. t7:76gs25; common
$50; medium to fair. s5gb.75; cutters,
$i.25 All; Gamers, $3.50; fancy
bulls. ss@7.75; good butchering bulls
Se.b0@6.76; sausage bulls. $50 ;25.
tpsnr HGs RssSy 5000 ic5 s5s yorHtrs
$lo.35 "a 1o.45; pigs. 5000 $50. sheep
Receipts, 10 cars; market: slow; tor
lambs. $l0.S0m 1855: good yearlings
wethers, $3.50 $50; ewes, S7.b0g7.75
Calves: s591 1850: milchers and
feeders, 1880 7.50; common TO good
Sc so "a CTS; best stockers, S6.b0G6.e5;
springers, $65W95.
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,,,F,o.. r,Tss raffl s,y::F-olA 'sI'isf .1Y az
,ae.Snss ,ls.so ss.ie wen earssl: srssa.
:ss:; .ssssa! ifS cnsIssSs IksSsa 4sS.is.ss ss ssS aS
Gracious. Old Drury. Radiant Flower
and Eden Park also ran.
Second rsDe. steepiechase. t-year-
Sss fls: and ass sp ,Rs.n Rssil1ps iis ,nd
$3.50. won; Battery. 155 (Doyle),
e@-2o and $500. second; Hearts Of
Oak, 14s tSmith). $3.50 third. Time
0elD, and Rusila also ran.
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PRINCETON WINS
CHILDS CUP RACE

"A YA1ll.s or scHUYrztzIz y
May is-THe rrincssoa ;ssxnt -! !!
the chiid's cup race in the ~ =
can Henley regatta this aftsrnSsh
The Navy was second. S
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CUNNINGHAM CHOSEN by
JENNINGS TO FACE STAR
TW|RLER IN FIRST GAME
Cobb Absent When Contest
Opens and Dalton Goes
To Center

replaced him. Stanage Was hte ~
pitched bali. nlling the bases. Co.
ntnFham fied to Rondeau. No fun
no hit, no error. BY q
In uniform as Washingtou went *
bat, but Dalton continued In cen194S
Shanks singled to center. Ho0tx<
sacrihced. cunningham 70 Burna k
ing third. johnson sent q eAcx> ~,
fly to Crawford. scoring Bhenkos 1Gosj
Bride stole second. Witt threw o0&'
Morgan. Ono run. two hits. no og441<'
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
"MOVIE INN"
WOULD REOPEN

Harry W. Burton has made appli-
cation for the transfer OF his liquor
license from No. 129 Cass-ave. to
the "Movie Inn" at No. 80 Grand
Riverave. The license Of the
"Movie Inn" was not renewed by ~;
common council. 80 VA
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOIEDO. May 13.-Wheat: Cash and
May si.2ii July s1.2i%: September.
SI.24& Corn; Cash and May 75%
July 76ls. oats: Cash and May 4shc;
July f6Ac; september 42c, Clover
Der ss.77 Alsike: Prime 5000: Timo-
thy: Cash $3.50. Butter: Brick cream.
cry 32c: tub creamery 3ic. Eggs
Fresh candled. 22c: fancy selects &c
Hay. Unchanged
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CHICAGO BtTrER MARKET

,rss ShlcAGg 2sisc: iirsts mS{ 81. Sase; dairy
extras. 2ifes7iac;,, frsts. 2sq2stc.
Eggs-Prime ordinary. 19dl9y G:
hrsts 2Oh n PIC. Cheese-Twins. 10 q
u15Nc; young Americas. 15k a15 c.
Live Poultry Fowls. isci ducks. 16m
Sc, geese l2Ml$ tynaso turks; hG2!gc' GS!.
S5M92c. Wisconsin, so 92c; Minne-
sofa, IS Gee: receipts. IS cars.
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b-Bid. s-SplIt.
Gum COPPER sTOCI
A.. Y. HuTrEu Ann EGGs

NEW YORK. May i3.--Butter. firm.
state Dairy. tubs. 2sd ale; Imitation
Creamery hrsts 23Hs4c; special Sic.
Eggs---rtrm; receipts 1926: nearby
white fancy 25G 26c: nearby mixed
fancy. ,7it 6atc: fresh nrsts 1tkd
1sc
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
Banks and Trust Companies

The following III ms are privileged
"Car,vie a. Povah' w Hamiin =
Co. ri. w. Noble h Co. w. q. Moss
& Co. Bennett. Smith q Co.. Sinclair
& Couls. Joel Stockard Co.. Lewis q.
West & Co.. n. = Macerone 4 Co,
Emmett l. Sprague. Matthew Finn,
d. l. Seymour & Co. A. w. Wallacs
4 Co.. Wm. II. Rose & Co; wm. a.
Peltop. Merrill. Lynch n CO.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. H., May 13.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 10000 market. l0c higher;
mixed and butchers. $685. Is;
good heavy. 1926 1905; rough
pigs, s7.85m9.50. Cattle Receipts,
100: market. steady; becves. $3.50 n
1910: cows and heifers i4,sbp9.50;
stockers and feeders $500 dps.S0
Texans SSm9. calves s7ml0.50.
sheen: Receipts. 1000 market.
strong: native. $1,000 $50, western.
s725Fl96O; lambs. $3.50 i45. west
ern fS45nI1. so.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Ill. May i3.-openinE--
wheat: May, up NC; July. down &c;
September. down &c. Corn; May.
down &c; July. up NC; september:
unchanged. Oats: May. down &c;
July. unchanged; SEPTEMBER. down
Ciose--Wheat: May up &c: July up
Irc: september up ihc. Corn: May
up hc; July up hc: september up
September down nc. Provisions:
Higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
T0DAY'S CAMIn
DETROIT.
600 )'''''''
WASHINGTON.
|O1O !

Batteries-Cunningham and atanpI
age; johnson and Henry. umpitn
Hildebrand and Evans. " ss
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

Steel EARNINGS
may DECREASE
Revision Downward of Esti.
mates In Second Quarter
Is Expected

As a result OF strikes at certain
plants OF the United Steel corpora
ton, and similar trouble at plants
consuming the products Of the cor
poration, there may be q slight re-
vision downward of estimates OF
earnings for the second quarter or
1915. This Is development that
VAS not taken into consideration In
making early estimates OF between
$40 100000 and s75.000.00O for the
second quarter.
Several industrial plants that
have been purchasing steel from the
corporation have not been specify.
Ing on account of their own labor
diflculties. For the same reason
there has been a falling of in
orders.
But Notwithstanding labor troub'
les, the steel corporation Is expected
TO make a record showing in the
current quarter Earnings will be
greatly In excess Of what they were
In the first quarter. Any falling on
in shipments will be more than on
set by higher prices for steel.
Peace talk has also had something
to do with the disinclination of con-
sumers to place orders for future
delivery. While most manufacture
ers give little credence to peace
talk, they realize that war orders
from now on will be much smaller
than they were a year ago. They
do not care to take on large con.
tracts for steel until they are Ger.
tain that there will be new orders
to take the place of the present
ones after they are worked OF the
InookA =. zs,.., :, :.
The various steel companies have
sufiicient business on their books
to keep their plants in full opera
ton for the rest of the year, and
are not seeking new business. 1t is
realized that the crest of the wave
so far as steel prices are concerned
has about been reached. While con
tinued advance in certain grades
OF steel IL looked for. the movement
Ia not expected to become general.
The upward movement In prices
has been checked automatically by
the refusal of consumers to contract
for heavy tonnages. Many are linn
iting their requirements to actual
needs.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
BuTTE.t AND EGGS

Butter Creamery extras. 2sc:
qrsts, 27c; dairy. csc. packing stock.
72c III.
Eggs-Fresh receipts. cases inciud-
INC dos. Receipts Saturday. s,tse
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

Saturdays clesrances sT.100,5s724;
1915 TO date s7os. .iso. .ssi.ei; total 1915
To corresponding date. s45i.745.ssae5.
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CLEVELAND. O., May 13.-Hogs
Receipts. 1900. 5d l0c; higher: york
1925: roughs 5000; stays S7Q 1875.
cattle: Receipts cars, strong. Sheep
and lambs: Receipts 3 cars, firm. clips
top $40. Calves: Receipts 100. firm;
ION &I01h.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO LIVE STOCK
TOLEDO. q. May 13.--IIogs-Tle-
hcavics Si0I5at0.20; mediums. 81 Dos
MIO.IO; workers. Ss01o05, good pigs.
s9M9.I5. Calves--Market strong.
Sheep and lambs-Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, May 13.--Flour-Dull
and unsettled. Pork--Steady; mess
s2e. e.oo4 rs Lard-Firm; middle,west
spot, S13m1310. Sugar--Raw, inac-
tive: centrifugal 96-tcst. $6.39m6.52:
nuscovado s9-test. $500 5.75; refn-
ed. inactive; cut loaf. $3.50; crushed.
iatsS sssS 9SssEtS sss Es 'os toseio asi sS%n" r"
on spot, s@c. Tallow-steady, spe =
citl. lie: city, 1Ohc; country, lo,m
l0Nc. Hay.Firm; prime, ~ so. No,
3. s1.15m125; clover. 55h SI.57 r..
mi2c: chickens. ism15c. fowls. tsT
isc: ducks. Long Island, 25c. Live
geese. 10m &c. dusts.
1Sn l5c. fowls. IsM i9c: turkeys. 20
ssc. steady; state milk. com
mon 10 specials. 15Qtesc; skins,
common TO special, 5m14ac.
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sugar-Corrected daily by w. IL.
Edgar Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
iets ,,oss Ss % cut ioaf. ,sias shasis euss.. ase
eS.65. xxx powdered. $3.50: stan
dard powdered, .$s.45: granulated.
extra coarse, $3.50: granuiated, fine.
In bulk, tS.05. gfanulatcd, 25-lb. cot
tons. SS,15: crystal domino gran, q
Id. and 6-lb. cartons. IN cases, 1885;
crystal domino: gran. HF cases. ss.45
diamond Al 1876; confectionery. A.
No. 10 $50; No, 80 s. stss; No. no. g. 3 .7sscS::
No. 10. S7.7b; No. II. $40; No II.
1895; No. i3. $3.50; No. IL. $3.50, No.
r.. $3.50; n..caking mixture. So;
household .powd,. is. "a to case.
$2.+o; Do, - to case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

NEW YORK MONEY MARkET
NEW YORK. May i3.-Bar silver
London, 80 1915: DO, New York IN
demand sterling N75a.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Reported by Paine. Wcbber a Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17

9udIep, Got 20 in MinorS o. pen.
ms Qlbbition su 9arriion, 5000.
wlareella 9udlep an Qouis Dpnas
north, basfeIbs gigsntbum. $1,000.
erben BON Mnguit 8. areimer. per
Sheriff. an 9eurp 0offeIb. eisens
tbum betannt ais glO. 1893 Rids
monb Strabe, (Stener $2); $1666.67.
Sareb Maris an Wtabsl Ul. Sapope.
Sbeil bon Cots 120 nnb 119 In
Der Wsrdants unb Uledonics 9. u.
y. Win. unterabibsiIuns. 81.
Sareb Raris on @larsnte Maris,
Got A unb 9beiI BON Set AZ in Bel
iInb Steele's llnterdbtbeiIung, $2450.
Gopnrb gob Il. 2ln6. on bic llnion
earrings 9onf u. Sruit Co., Sruitss
fir BEN Radlab tes perif. gbriIfian
B5b. Cots a, 5 unb 6 i'm Surpsp
bon gbriitian goB's Gissnibum an
Der norbtpeltliden gde Der Woob<
burn 2lbenue unb WlcUsillan Strabe,
fernsr. 30 bei 1870 SUB an Der Msits
ieite bes sSnsleiibs plaee, (Stsusr
$27.50);; $27,50O
Jcbn M. DiIIer an Uaap Gan, 10
2pts in g.. 70. Sbpri's llntsrabtbsis
lung In Setitan, (Steuer 81; 81.
@opnrb s. eubbp an Winis ..
unb Mabel @bitaier, 81 BEL 160 CUB
an Der Weiifsite Der WaIbinetpn qDes
nue. in 2odlanb, (Sieuer $3); 81.
SuIius Wanbelspeis an War @olbs
berg, 20 BEL 101 s5ub an Der gprbs
feite Der Belts Sirabe, 108 sub
iueiflih Der Sobn Strabs, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Ssear Sdtpnrb an Mart sgrdnt,
35 Bel 160 Sub an Der @eIIsite bes
Drerel place, ITO SUB fiibIih Der
Blair Ibenue, (Steuer $3); 81.
@erirag 5fpifdtn aaura Or. Wilfon
II. Mnb. unb s. g. aoop fir b0bsre
Wiietbe fir bas gieentbum on Der
norbneitlihen Gde Der 8. SirdBe unb
Central glp,nue, uub slpar $3.50 pro
Sabr, ipeI6ey 8etrag sur 9bsablung
elmer SppOtbet an bic Weitern nnb
Southern 2ife Sniurancs So. i'm
fpQ.
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Wrunseisentlnns liebertrasuusen.
gineinnati, 1s. S.b.

Die Suburban Reul gftaie SO. on
Della M. Sbaffsr, 5beil BON 2ots
SOL unb 498 in Glsmere Sbnbitat
llnterabtbeiIuns in NoripOOb. (Stsusr
81; 81.
SpIepb Gilman on gffis 3. gletps
Digging. 25 Bel 80 JuB an Der @sit-
ieite Der Rare Strabe, betannt als
go. 1943 unb 1916 Rare StraBe,
(Steusr $2); 81.
Guguita SsbImann an 4nnn W.
gisder, Got SO. 81 BON Der Wsits
tpoob !Seigbts So. in Meiipoob.
(Steusr 81; 81.
CHARLES g9ittmeper an Miliam 3.
Mittmsper, 1-414 2ldsr aanb in 0ts
litarp Surpep go. 618 In 2frberfou
Sopnfbip. (Sieuer 5Oc); 81.
Rep. Wiuiam S6on, gge'r.. an
Massie 80. GattO, s.5 BEL 150Jub an
Der Oitieits Der Spanboe Gnenus.
(Sieuer SOC; $175.
sSoispb s. Gnss an Qouifa Sio1,
33 BEL 100 SUB an Der Sitieiis Der
@ine Strabs, (Steuer 50; 81.
Spbn $. gosrbdrb on Settle 6.
porrman, 70 Bel $50 Gub an Der
Wef5sits Der Delta 2lpenue IN Mt.
2ootout, (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
GbDarb Gebleifen an Gbalton
ports, 3 Sabre pa9t Dom /. Seb.
1916, uuf Cots II, IA unb 15 In mm.
Garter's Ilnterabtbsilung ponWuperlp
plaee, monatIide Wietbe $40.
Sophia MpelImann an 8. q. Wors
eeIter, 2ots l, 2 unb 3 IN u. Glinn's
Ra6lab in ssttiOn "a In Columbia
9otpnibip, Cstsuer SID; 81.
Jumes s. 9Ofsr an Warp u. Con.
nen. 20 BEL rs SUP an Der Iorbfeite
Der GrOB Strubs in Mobeira, (Steuer
5oc); 81.
Benjamin !PeIlur Sr. an Carl
CONNER. 2pt q in Spbn Sdber's
llnterabtbeilung in GbeDiot, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Grant $. guI6mifler an aena
Gries, 25 BEL 1o5 SUB an Der @eits
feite Der geef Qpeniie, 500 Sub
fiiblid Der Mapfislb alDenue, (Steuer
$1.5O; 81.
emma 8Obmann u. Mnb. an 2ena
Jries, basielbs Gissntbum, 81.
@ernarb $. RobSe an bic Iufbems
iampe Sarbpars Co., 10 Sabre pudt
bonn. l. Se5ember 1915. auf % Bel
80 Sub on Der Oitfsiie Der freeman
gbenue, 48 SUB fiiblih Der @eff
Strabs, monatti6e Wlittbs $50.
Wogis 6. wsaDtr an Mortella
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ihsusipertb srfldrie. Sd psrbs min
erIauben. feline Mnbeutungsn in elmer
miinbli9en geiprs1uns, bic id mir
hermit bon sSbneu erbitts. tpeitsr aus
sufiibren."
Der 6err paftpr bate bus S4reis
ben geleien; es ssIang ibm Dor iidtlts
der gerIegenbeit ni9t. fOfort cine glnt-
mort gu finhen.
Der 9raf nabm ibm bds Sdrifts
ifiid pieber aus Der .6aHS. ~Heotn
Sis!" faste er in bartem Zone.
Seremias mart sinen bsrlpirrten
Bid auf bic 4riefe In Der aafette;
ron ieinem pIaBe aus psrmotts er es.
bic gtoreife Der einitisen perrin bon
2sbnha4, Der itoIsen Grdfin, su lss
len.
Graf Ottp reihte ibm ben grief,
ben er in feinem portefeuiIls getragen:
Der 5reiberr batte benieIben eissnhdps
big an ben 4bpotatsn gei5rieben.
.,9ersleiden sic ieIbf", berri4ts sr
oem paitor 81.
Oieiem ipollts bic Ss9trait btrfas
gen. feline aniee sittsrtsn; Die SutHta>
ben id)ienen Dor ieinen gugsn Su tans
5en. rGrafIi9e Gnaben", jammsrts
er, .es lit rein unm0slit. = ia geris
tesu uIbentbar. Wer in auer Wtlt
tpdre i'm Stanbe seipeien, Elm iol9es
Weiiteritiid bon Ra9ahmuns ="
Die Worts blisben tim plObli9 I'm
Wsunbe iteden; nit giiestdIte fuhr
i'm Der @sbdnte burt dqe @lieber.
fak es ipobI Semarlben auf Der Melt
sdbe. Dbsr minbeItens qsgebsn bate,
Der bic Jdbisieit beIefsn, cine ioldf
5Gli9uns su Sianbe gu brinssn. ga,
er bate proben bapon 9eiehsn, Yros
ben, bic, uls er iebt barau Sadte, ibm
bic Saut iCbdubern mottsn. 0dtte er
es nidt felbsr erlsbt, baB Der llngliids
ieliss, Der bies psrbdneniBuoas Talent
hsiab, bic berIdiebeniteH 9onbibrtls
ten berart ssfdlfbt bate. bab biejenis
gen, ipel9e bas Original gei9rieben,
ielbIt nidt ertennen .onnten, nas
Ha9abmuna mara
Sus ipar bamnls nur SderJ geipes
fen, Elm @eriud) i'm jusenoIi9sn llebers
mutb. @ie ober, penn sr ieine &unit
on bisfen grisfen ssiibt bdttsg
.WesbaIb itoden gle 10 pI0Bli1g"
fraste Der @raf brobeuo; .srtsnnen
Sie bic SdIiduns, aebsn sic bieielbe
su, baben sic iretnb einen anbaItss
punt besiisIia bes matbmabIiden
Sbdters2~
Serr Seremias rama bic Sdnbe.
.Grdfli6e @ndben!@ risf er aus, .i4
bsge ieinen 8erb1ht, - ib babe teis
ne gbnuns, midf bic blaiTeite Sbee;
biellsiht 1T es nut Elm Srrtbum, piels
leidt III es gar feline 5aliGuns. -
henn i6 ipiibte ni9t, per In easr
Melt -"
Gr fprad ipie Elm qutomat nno
nerbrebte baau aus 9elpobnbeit bic
4usen. Sn ieinem SnHsrn aber 6a9te
er mad, pelcher Seufel ippbl feinsn
unslidieIisen grub.r bnsa setrieben
babeu mo9is, fein psrrudtes Sdleni
on bisien grisfeu gu oerfuden.
(TprtIebuno iolat.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-17
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Bernard s. Ropetamp on Brisbs
ton German 9ant Co., S2S00.
Spbn 6. aleeman an bo., $1,000.
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g. Co., 500.
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miller, $500.
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