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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
PUBLIC SALE.

the undersigned intending 10 discontinue farm,
ing. will sell at my farm. known as Rose Lawn,
one-fourth OF a mile west OF Walpers Cross ROADS,
Ia miles north OF Kearneysville. w. Va. on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

THE cause OF woman suffrage is grow
ing in West Virginia, and If there can be
an unbiased expression we believe that
the amendment will carry next Novem-
Der. But the politicians. who fear that
they cannot buy or bride women voters,
are fighting the reform and their bench
men will be against il.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

THE real question is not the election OF
Mr.. Hughes or Mr.. Wilson, but whether
or not the standpat conuptionists and
bosses like Penrose and Crane shall con-
troll the government now so wisely man
aged by the able and honest man who
has guided the ship OF state so safely the
mast three or four wears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
This property consists OF
7Head of Horses and Colts.
Is Head of Cattle.
6 5O-Pound ShoatS.
Farming Implements.

Four-horse Fish Bros. wagon. Atom capacity
with bed, in use one year 2-horse wagon. set hay
tivator, Buckeye John Deere cultivator. Simplex
corn planter springtooth harrow, Superior disc
drill, 9 by 7, good as new No. 36l Syracuse plow
mattocks, and many other implements not men,
toned
ARNESS-Complete set for four-horse team
handmade and new sets plow gears. brides,
collars halters. set check lines. one set OF Humane
harness. one Thrush & Slough buggy and one Hess
runabout one cutter sleigh. and many other articles
too numerous TO mention
One Laurel kitchen range. new hard coal stove.
double heater All hucksterS invited.
TERMS-Twelve months credit on sums OF $40
and over. on note with approved security. bearing
interest from date. Sums less than $40 TO be cash.
No property TO be removed until settled for. Sale
will commence at 10 A. M
J. w. BUCKLES.
T. J. West. Auctioneer.
w. A. Daniel. Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19
Political ADVERTISEMENT
For County Commissioner.

To the Voters OF Jefferson County:
have been nominated for County Commissioner
from Middleway District in The Primary June 9. and
respectfully solicit the support OF the voters OF Jef-
ferson County at the coming election. II elected
promise TO fill the office to the best OF my ability.
and will vote TO give all work to County men where
possible. have been member OF the 30 ard OF
Equalization and Review for four years, and am
fully acquainted with County affairs. To vote for
me put cross mark opposite my name on the ballot
Yours sincerely,
WIN. T. ELLIOTT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

the undersigned, intending TO discontinue farm.
ing. will sell at my farm. known as Rose Lawn,
one-fourth OF mile west OF Walper cross Koaus'
IA miles north OF Kearneysville. w. Va. on
Tuesday. October 81. 1916,
the following personal property
Ia Head of Horses and Colts.
Nearly all are heavy drafts, a number OF wagon
and plow leaders; six OF these are mares. One
two year old. four yearlngs and weddings, SIX oil
these are fillies.
"a Head of Cattle.
Thirteen of which are mich cows. one registered
Holstein bull Earl Thorndike, ten last spring
calves.
81 Head of Hogs.
Fifteen will average about 50 pounds, eight viii
weigh us pounds, four will weigh us pounds, one
Chester boar weighs 200 pounds two Duroc sows.
Farming Implements.
One Deering binder, Deering mower, horse rake
2-horSe Brown wagon No. 2, buggy, spring wagon
Oliver chilled plows No. ~, single,shovel piow'
double shovel pillow, one-horse cultiyator. two
horse cultivator. John Deere make, double corn
planter. new. springtooth harrows, cutter sleigh
wheelbarrow. corn shelter, set OF shelVlngs, sels
OF Yankee harness. 2 sets OF front gears, Sets OF
plow gears sets single harness. one set oil double
harness. quite number OF collars and oridles
wagon line. check lines, wagon saddle; FORKS
quite number OF single. double ana ueoie uees,
iron kettles, clover seed sower, DeLaval cream
separator, milk cans. and numerous other articles
not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF nine months will
be given on all sums OF $40 and upward, purchaser
to give note with approved security negotiable and
payable at the Farmers Bank OF ShepherdstoWn
with interest from date. Under $40 cash. No
property 10 be removed until terms OF sale are COM
Piled with. Sale TO begin al 10 A. M.
GEORGE w. HOFFMAN.
Dodd and Hoffman. Auctioneers.
William T. and F. r. McQuilkn. Clerks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

Mrs. Mary Ellen Pope, wife OF John
w. Pope, died at her home at Halltown
last Sunday. aged II years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

In an interview given out fewl days
ago F. D. Underwood, president OF the
Erie Railroad system, strongly advocates
the reelection OF President Wilson. He
says that the President has achieved the
seemingly impossible and has given the
country successful administration.
Better leave well enough alone" ad-
Yises Mr.. Underwood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

STRAwS show which way the wind
blows.
A poll OF the students at the West
Virginia University few days ago showed
this result: Wilson 226, Hughes lib,
Coruwell 2l2. Robinson IN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

The temperance people OF Washington
county, Maryland. are making a gallant
fight against the ever-growing evil OF the
open saloon, and they are encouraged to
believe that they will win their fight for
prohibition on November 7th.
Shepherdstown and other places in
West Virginia adjacent TO Washington
county are hoping that the drys will win,
for The buns and bocze-hoisters who
travel our roads are a constant menace TO
the community.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-10-19

ALTHOUGH Mr.. Hughesis very earnest
in his campaign and is wearing himself
out in his efforts TO cover as much ground
as possible, il looks TO us as If he is not
making much Roadway. His criticisms
OF President Wilson are not meeting
with much favor, and he jumps from one
subject to another in the hope OF finding
something that will appeal to the voters.
So far he has been unsuccessful.
His friends are OF the opinion that ii
would have been better il he had kept off
the stump.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27
RELYING TO ,"TAXPAYER." -

REPLYTNI TO :" IANFAYER. =
In reply to the article of the 21st
signed Taxpayer" in which he
states DR.. Slattery abuses the right
of free speech and therefore shows
no respect for the constitution, I
went to all of his meetings and can
truthfully say he did not; he only
took the right the constitution gives
us all. Mr.. Taxpayer, when DR.. Slat-
terry challenged any Catholic priest
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27
HIKING IN THE HOT s

HIKING IN THE HOT SUMS it
always to be wOman's duty to re-
pair the ravages wrought by the self
ish pTide-demands Of men? It would
seem that goth century enlighten-
ment could vouch for more, but,
unfortunately, present conditions in
Mexico point to anything but a hui
name reconstruction along those
lines.
Is it a particularly inspiring spec
tacle to place before the eyes of
American citizens that of a selfish,
comfort-loving general Iounging in
an automobile in the lead Of the reg
iment, demanding inhuman speed of
poor, miserable mixers until they
drop in the sun by hundreds?
No scoring of the pen of either
man or woman is, in my judgment,
adequate punishment for such Grim
inal action. Physical ills in excess
of these imposed upon his helpless
subordinates would be more fitting
for Gen. Jack Foster Of the First Hi
nois national guard and any other
officers who by their inhuman treat
ment prove false to the trust we have
placed in them,
What a brilliant and encouraging
contrast is formed by the repair
work of Mrs. L. G. Clegg Of San An
tonic, a woman in every sense Of the
word Each man, woman and child
in Illinois bless her and her assistants
in their efforts to succor the. victims
Of the personal pride of our own So
called representative citizens.
It did not appear to these women
that the boys had quit cold" as
Gen. Funston so blOOdlessly ex-
pressed it. Why are we not making
greater demands on Pres. Wilson
that we may learn the why" of this |
tropical summer outing?-Mrs. Flor |
ence Wyman Whitson.
P. S.-Impelled by the statement |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27
ficers Of the LIST tried to make a rec
ord in hiking for 10-Mile hill.

KNOWING WHEN YOU'VE GOT
ENOUGH.-One of the very great
est of life's accomplishments is the
being able to know when you've got
enough. All of earth's miseries are
due to lack of this knowledge.
The OveTwoTked and underpaid
wage slave is a victim of not know
ing when he has had enough of his
masters game. The master is VIC
tim of not knowing when to curb his
desire for more, thus dwarfing or al
together eXtingUishing his power to
view life as something else than an
everlasting skin game. Both mas
ter and mastered show the effects
of the game on their faces. The first,
usually by a tense look, shows the
effects of the sacred mission of curb
ing the avarice of beings who expect
decent wages for and in order to do
decent work. The other shows the
effects on his face Of having to live
up to the body and nerve-wrechng
demands of the gamblers fight.
They are both on the wrong track
and would show real spirit if they
kicked over the traces of custom
once in a while. Neither has given
the other a chance to see life in it's
best perspectives.
A person is always sure that he
knows whether he has had enough
of pain and he is equally certain that
he has not had his share Of pleasure.
To study the meaning Of the terms
pain" and pleasure" would take
out some Of the biggest kinks in our
philosophy of life. jacobson.
REPLYING TO "TAXPAYER."-
In reply to the article of the 21st
signed Taxpayer, in which he
states DR.. Slattery abuses the right
of free speech and therefore shows
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27

Public Forum have been filed with
sarcastic skirmishes and SANDER, for
a stretch, and I think it is time for
somebody to intercede.-C. McGar-
ry, 712 S. Keller Az.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

rer an5abl Sausftoff gesen Seu,
6en. gersits ben juneen S6peinsn
1T 3ur beferen @ntlpideluHe Der 2lufs
entbaIt i'm 5reien 81 ermOgliden
Die Gun9en tperben trdftiger uno
bnber pioeritanosfdbieer gegen Seus
den. Sir bic @ntlpidelung Der Muss
tulatur trGgt Die 8sipegung iebr pis'
6ei. gsionoers burh BEN Weibegdn5
babsn bic S6peine Gelegcnbeit, iib
geniigenb 3u bepesen. Bon grobem
Mertb 1T bic @nlass zines Wafertiim>
psls, bdmit ben Gtpeiiten bic W0gs
li6teit segeben nirb, id, 81 baoe
uno bnDurt oas 8obfbeiinben 5u
f0rDsrn. auftigs unb 6eas StalIuus
gen iino fir bic gluf3utt BON sros
Der 8eeeutung. geionoere Sorsfal.
1T in S6peineitdIlen uuf ben 5ub'
boosn6elag 5u psrpenDen. gm be-
ten 1T eir outer 3issslItsinbooen In
3smsntm0rtel. "a oerartlgs 5ubb0-
ben aber iebr taIt limb, 70 miifien
in ben binteren 3bsilen Der Su4ten
SplSpritI6en angebra6t lperoen. luT
lpeltbe m0gG3ft trOdsnes, tdslih st
erneuernOes Strob gu 6ringen 1T.
2lus geIunbbeittifen 9riinben 1T oas
Quspeiben Der StaQungen nit sali
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geI6iebt, nm 10 peniger 1T cine Seus
4eneini4leppun9 gu befiir6ten.
Was bic 5iitterung an6elangt, 10
smpfeble i'd, ben 5dpeiRsn lpoinDss
lid nur eigeues, Ielbitseerntetes gut
ter gu gebeu. 8e0Gmpite aartoffelr.
@eritenI6rot Saier uTr. unb Wsil6
erIsBsn bic beIter tGuiItden Srafts
flttermittel. Sin tleiner ,3ulaB ooE
p6Osp6oriaurem Salt foroert ben
&no6enbau bagsgen m6hte i'd, Der
Nnitsdungsgefabr pegen, Dor Dem
8srfiittsrn bon ungetp4ten gtoltee
reiruditGnDeu, namentlt6 Sepdt1s
torIGlamm, oringenb pdruet oenn
es Itebt left, baB Sdpeine falt aus
i6lisbIid nur burh ben @enuB Der
nitht erbibten U&il6 DON &iiben, Die
5u6ertelba5iQen ausiheioen, tubers
tulDs peroen. 5riid ansetauftt
sdpeine inD, tpe irgsnb m0afid,
msbrere Wo6en getrennt oom iibrts
gen S6peinebeitano einitlieBlif bee
eigenen geIunben 5erteln gu iIoliren.
8erben bic Oben geihiloerten Wabe
na9men befolgt upo in Gegenoen, IN
benen Sdpeineieute uno Shipeine'
peit berrIft, Die SmEfung Der Ser
tel balom9gli6it nuh Der 8eburt
porsenommen, 70 wiro Der grfol5
niht ausbleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

9tenHas, 81. aluguit 1915.

Dienftag, 81. @uguit 1915.
Der Obioflub III am Gallen besrif'
fen. @eitsrn 4benb bate berTslbe bsi
bieIiser Stabt elmer DaferitaHb pon
1856 Sub.
Die foIsenben Depei4en traien se'
tern 2(berb bier Elm:
Yittsburs, pa.-5.7 Sub, fdut.
W6eeling, 70 8a.-4.5 SUB, fdut.
partersburg, 70. ga.-3.7 SUB, fG1t.
aanapba Sails, 90. @a.-4.3 SUB.
Gbarleiton, %. 8a.--5,5 SUB, faut.
portsmoutb, Obio-12.3 35ub, fdut
GouisUille, 8b.--10.4 SUB, iteist.
gDansOille Snb.-15.2 SUB, iteigt.
ylai4Dille, 5enn-14.6 SUI, fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-12.9 SUB.
Cairo, SQ.-25. 8 SUB fdnt.
Wlemp9is, 5enn.-1S.5 SUP, itei9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
aleinlte Giamanoernrs icit Is
eSabren.

gine Der fir unier 2ano ipidtiglten
Wirtunqen oes europdiiden HriegeS
lit Der Mangel an ibIi6em 3u5us bon
eurOpaiidsn @rbeitereIementen, rpsl6sr
sur GrednSuna bes einbeimilhen Utds
terials eire oriusen0e yiotbpenoiststt
bilbst. Dieter Uiansel an 3uitrom
pon briibsn nGtbist i9on feit eintssr
3eit aablrsi9e inbuitrieas unternebs
munssn 5ur ginidrdntung beg Be
triebes, ba ft 5ur pollen Sbdtistelt
ni9t geniigenb SIlfstrdfte filtben lair
fen, fpGbrsnb anbererieits bic lInralt
in Der Qrbeiteridaft unb Die berauss
Iorbernbe 5altung Der arbeiterfubrer
oaour6 aeiteisert Miro. Wenn in bies
lem CONNER 5oblrei6e 5abriten ben
9etrisb seittpeilig gum She'll, ipenn
ni6t gan3 iufpeuOlren mubten, 10 ipas
rem ni6t alIein bic bo6en Tenperas
tursraoe Daran SGuIp ipnoern au1
llnSulGnsli6teit unb 4r6eitsunptliss
felt Der porbaubenen !6iIfstrGfte. gln'
ftatt baB oeren Sienit6erettIhaft burf
SpbnerbObuugen teitdrtt nirO, iben
2eBtere, nacb Der unter ben 5abrifana
ten iibIi9en alage, hie entgegengeieBte
Wirtung aug. I'm 10 bDbere Gpbns
Tie beSieben. I'm 10 lpeniger Tinb IN
ptslsn 5dlen Die arbeiter bereit, mins
beiteEs sletfpiel, tpie oorbem 5rl Ieis
fen.
Sa anihsineRb eiu Gnbe beg aries
ses porlGufis nidt ab5uieben lit nno
iid aud fir bic nGhite 3eit oaber nur
elm I9pu6er 3u3us BON europdiihen
Qlrbeiterelementen eriDdrten idbt,
pobnt ben lebt BON ben YunoesbebDr'
ben per0ffentli6ten 9tnsabeu iiber bic
Giupauperune tpdbreRb bes perfloHes
nen Sistaliubres belonpere geoeutung
Bel 9and6 bat bic SepOlterun9 Der
Der. Staaten tl Dem Sabre bur6
Guaranteeing nur bic eeringe 3u'
nahhe Don 169,o61 perionen erfabs
rer. Sbatia6li6 mar Der 3uitrom
BON Smmieranten iIeinsr, dls ieit Is
Subren. Susgeiummt iinp in cen
sp1lf W}onaten in ameritanifden Sds
fen 366,748 2tusIdnoer gelanoet, DON
benen 298,s ,s26 gu Der Smmigrouten'
tlaTe seb0rten. 0ageeen lpuren I'M
@prjdbr 326, ZOO perionen stngepans
bert unb in 1914 unb 1913 tparelt
nod l, 211, ,480 begin. 1,197 1892 Sms
migranten geaGbIt tporbeu. anbe7e''
ieits baben I'm lesten Gistaljdbre
240,So7 4usIdnoer bic 5dbrt na6
europa ansetreten uub befuR0en ii1
aarunter 129, ,765, pelhe ertIdrten.
ni6t tpieber 5uriidtebreu Sil polleH.
tpGbrenb Ill, ,o42 bel Der abreiie ibre
@bfi6t tunbgabeu. balo pieosrtom'
men gu tpollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
Mnstudrtige Wtdrfte.
0etp 0ort 81 Q(uouIt

HeD yort, 81. Quguit.
Wsbl. - Martt TART; Jriibjabra
patents $S.20-8.45; Dinter pa.
tents $7.55-7.80.
Weioen. = Wlartt tart. go.
Durum $1.631; glo. 2 barter $1.68;
Ro. 1 Rortbsrn Dulutb $1.791; SO.
! Nortbern Manitoba $1.75a {. o. b.
ysetp yort.
Del6torn. - Ulartt felt; 80. 2
sslbss $1.ooA c. /. (. 0ep yOrt.
5afer. - Wartt fsft I" .. 3 peiz
ber 52ac-53c.
Seu. = Wartt feIt; prima $1.30;
RO. $1.25; Ho. 2 S1.10-1.15; Ro.
g S1.05: 9srianbt 70 8Oc.
Sopfsn. - Wtartt >stis; Stats ors
Oindrer biz auserlsisnsr 1915, 10
17e; 1914 5-7c; pucific aiite 1915
1O-14e; 1914 7-9r.
Sduts. - Dart itstig; gogOta 32k
-33e; Central 4msritd 32tc.
Seotr. Ulartt telt. Semlod
firits BIC; iscOnbs 36c.
BORT. Wartt itart; MsB $4,000
C0-29.50; familp $29.00-30.00;
ibort clear S26.00-28.OO.
gsef. - Wtartt (eitsr; MsB $19.z
5O-2o00; familD $22.0O- 1850.
S3mal5. - Wartt telter; Wtib5!e
0eit $14.20-14.3O.
Sals. - Martt fsit; Gitp 74c;
Gountrp 7-8c; SpeSiaI 8c.S
WcIls. Wartt itstia; Ginbeit
6simiide 0lsece Xxx Ohio 35-36c.
Gsis. - Rartt tstis; unep bsaD
5-54e; Tue ROie $4a-44c.
WiOIafss. = Nsartt itetis; Rsr
Orleans open &ettls 40-50c.
Sudsr. II Robsr. Waitt ffau;
GeHtrifuaal $5.75; MoluHes $4.98;
raffinirtsr fIau; Gut 2Oaf S SIS;
Gruibeb $500; WOulo 1880;
5ubes $3.50; NIX po,pbereb ST.
10; pppoereo $40; feiner sranuIirs
ter $700; Diamond u S7.OO; Gonz
fsctiOners u $3.50; RO. l $685..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
gbicaqo, q. Qlueuit.

Sdpeine. = 3ufubr $1,000. -
Wartt fart. gult $10.40-10.90;
lsi4te $1o.40-11.oo; ssmiidte $10.s
10-11.00; i6tpere $9.90-11.00;
raube $9.Y0-1O.10; 5srtsl $500
go.
HinbDieb. - 3ufubr 24,00O; Martt
itetis. geepes $7.10-11OO; aa9e
unb Seifers $3.65-9.40; aGIber 3d.
00-12.5O.
S4ofs. = 3ufubr q ,OC0; Wtartt
ftetig. ginbeimtI6e $6.4O-7.75;
Weitern $6.75-7.9O; Sdbrlinge ST.
40-8.65; 2Gmmer $725-1O.90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
gbica9o, 81. 9lueuIt.

Dsissn. = Sir eeptsmbsr $1.47s
-1.504, am S4Iub $1.5o; fir De,
ssHbsr S1.514-l.55, am S4luh
1884, am S4Iub 1888; fir Wtai
$1.55s-1.5Ss, am Salub 1,57i.
DelfdtOra. 5iir Septe.nber
863-s7lc, am tS6lub S6ac; fir
December 735-45tc, am S6Iub
742c; fir mai 774-7sse, am
S9Iub T7gc.
Safer. 5iir September 44l-
454c, am S4luB l58c; fir 0s8embsr
48as-49sc. amS6Iub 4Ssc; fiir Wtai
51s-a3c, am S9Iub 52ic.
gossen. - RO. 2 $l.99.
gerite. - S0e-$1.15.
Simotbp. Martt nominal.
ales. - $7.00-14.50.
port - Jiir Septsmbsr $2737--
27.50, on SaluB S27.47; fir De-
ssmber 23.02-23.50, am S9Iab
$23.40.
S9mals. - Sir September 1885
1892, am Salub 1892; fir Ots
tObsr 13.S2-13.90, am Salub 49,
81.
Rippsnisitsn. 5iir September
14.37-14.4s, am SaluB 14.40; fiir
Sttobsr 14.10-14.22, am SdluB
14.10.
Butter. = Nartt feit; Grsume,p
sytras 31e; EXTRA firits 30-3oac;
firits 2S-29c; fscpnos 26!-27c.
Gisr. = Martt isft; firits 81
25c; prbinGrs firf.s 22-23c.
&Gie. = Martt iistis. - Soiiis
164-16ae; SOrns 22-23c; ameris
can 17i-173t; spins 15a-16c.
HortpffeIn. - Martt nieoriser. -
Seriep Built GpbbItrs $1.1S-1.2o;
MinnsIoias unb Obios $1.o5-l.1O.
Gefliissl. - Gebeube5. Wartt fsf.
9iibner 14A-16c; Sprilssrs zoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
9rb WDpbs'Warft.

Ginetnnati, 81. Quguit.
Der Usarft mar in Der perfloFsnsn
Wode febr lebbaft unb bic preiie pas
rem fart, iinb absr msiitsns unpsrdn.
bert sebIieben. Die Quotirunesn ma.
ren tpie folst:
Brauner WusIiu Great Sails e
sAe. Sooiier eAe, VlenHOre GAG. 3eu
oerfon Gamilp 6Ae Union &c. BRIGHTON e
= It soniperH . 4AG Yaro Gid 7He,
2ae, Utica 10.4 a21ac, 6o S,4 SOC aOoIeivoo0
lO'4 25he. DO. s'< 2311t, griebion 1914 25ic
6s5fsfStsr musltu-gsndut.a 1916,
9rnit Of the eoonI 1Oc, Gonsbale 9Ae, Waen,
bile lie, Sta 9he pope skc. Gbiei TIC.
gIdrSsi 7hss eteifer I|.S IiamOnb 8 7%s,
ser aiesr e, gorsei.DIsEot 7As, Qansbta's
2sc. so. 90 2ee, llrcG iO.4 35c, DO. 32he,
Noofeipooo 1914 2T1zG bO. 9's 25lse, Brisbs
Ton i9.4 271ie, oo. 9s4 25hc.
2rintSs!meriean sbrtHs &c, Central
Bari 5Ac, stmeriean 9Hoiso 7e. simpf0n
Mourning Y, Simpion Rlaln elad &c.
Sraps ohe, padite nrb 6n1riIton zwiu aobss
&c, 9aiionals O. ssr'lbtre g, RsIiaIss- eh...
Iano 4oo.4so 1o1ss 9onHar 1916. gaI,on
91le, amosieas v q n iec, Queen Of tbe gsft
xI Ice, Snsauebarna 17i4c. Gonefiosa 3
lie
1tneba s-amOscao siaYIe &c, u. g.
& &c, 9berett QInilie 7Hc. 9nHeufter etapie
81, l4e? 7He, MHaIiIr s1s., 9ta-.iOr &c.
aIabama she plb 9irsinia 7ise. goeabon'
tas oe.
Genond 1916.
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First Cali.
9slS. so.Ss xus aiti.a in Rem yorf.

Gei6dftspapiere pxrben ~ 8Az bus.
lontirt. Be4iel auf 9oubon waren fteti8.
gar 90 1ase sA7lH. Sidt e4.754; fabtl
GHSeiiunoen $t.76K, 5ranes Sif,t 5.s0A,
Rabef $50. Rari Si&t 723S. aabtI TAN,
RroHen Si6t l35k, RaSel 12K, Sire cidt
y.4s1z. Rabei e.47Jl. RubeI 6idt Soa<; So.
bel t01<; eilber.narren s5xe. NeriisniiSs
Dollars 6oH.
afttenmarft.-Ter Wartt mar bsute
elsi9 pon anfane feit unb bic preiis hie.
b6dlfen Yreis felt 1909.
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Metan.Marft.
Rem lprt. q. stKguit.

Rem yort q. @yllit-
Rupfsr. - Wartt feit.
GIsetrolptie. - $26.50-27.50.
Gifen. - Uaartt itstig; go. l Rors
tbern $2O.50-21.O0; gsp. 2, $1,000
glo. 1 Soiitbern $3.50
1000; 90. 2 $19.0O-19.50.
Sinn. - Martt itetis.
@Iei. = Martt unberGnbert.
Gptlter. - Morit feit
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Gas S6Itm m ere.

.Ber, sSrolt Radborin, tnie fornet
Sie 6ertn mir SsSbrem 5tuerI . Glie-
gen leruor laiien. >. oas lit bod ia
eefdbrp Jl"
ga mein !. Sdullen e: alle.
neil nod beiier, orlmterpur0eln alS
lseubleibenl"
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Gpri& eintn sroBsn Gebanten aug
unb Der Neib fdgt: -GHon cageipe.
fen. Spri& cine EtraFt ans unb
bic Gisbe slaubt lluzhartia n &zsIl
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3ufubr uni @frianbt pdbrsHS Der
lebten 48 Stunben, perelthen nit
hsrielben 3sit Der tsstsn Wo4e pa'
rem tpis folst:
3ufubr Rinbp. Sdpeine S6afe
Ia. Gug. 2124 2997 364o
81. gus. 2s5- 2515 2128
9erianot nabrenb berieiben 3eit:
Rirbo. Sbtpeine Stai
ii. qua. ;. 85 1706 211S
21. aus. 1873 273o 1916
Rinbpisb. - Die Sufubr mar
beute bic sr0bts felt NoDsmber. Die
beTeren Gtisr, bielten ii9 i'm prsii:.
i'm Qlssmsinsn abr iparen bieielbsT
.um 15-25c nieorissr. 9uts fettealhe
fielen I'm 10-15e. Gamers unb guts
ters Iino taum itetis; CUTE WtiI4tuAs
ebeuteu', anosrs >abr iIaa aHO
i9tpa,
Mith, unb fdipsre Stisre $7.25
-S.75; Slsiidsr Siisrs $6.0O-s.s
90; auserleisns bis srtra Ss.25-8.s
80; Seiiers $5.50-7.oO; aussrIsiens
bis srtra s7.25-76 aiibe $4.5o-
600; aussrlsisne Big sytra 1926
CTS; Gamers S3.0-4.25; Wil6s
tiibe $95-S5; Stoders unb 5esosrs:
Stiere S5.50-7.00; aiie $4.76--
5.25;SeiIera $5.25-6.OO.
gul!en. = Die 3ufubr mar cine
siemIi4 CUTE unb bic Preiie itetis.
Ietts 8uasn $6.50-7.00; Bologna
$3.50 $50; magere uHo lei4ts $4.f
50-5.25.
aGlber. Die 3ufubr mar beiis
ie srcb uno bic preiie bssbaIb I'M
26e niebrisa.
Bette lei6ts aGlber $11.75--l2.oo;
fair Bis quite Ss.D-11.75; DrSinGrs
unb srobe $5.0o-11.00.
Sdpeine. - ansebot mar isbr
ssrina unb bic beHeren p6teI, unb
GIsiiderIortsn iteben I'm 15c, in sinis
gen Tdllsn I'm 2J-30c bober als ain
Samitas. 5ertel iino lansiam uno
itetig. = .Graiers" iinb I'm 25c--
$1.O0 niebrissr ais torusefitterts
S9ipeine.
Gute bis auserleine @srpadunsss
uHb GleiifoiOrteu uub ousesiudts
mittlere, 160 pfunb unb aufpdrts.
$10.85-1o.9o; lei1te Deriaubtiortsn,
120-16o pflInb, $10.40-10.50; gus
te 5ersl, 100-110 pfunb, $685..
so; aeip5bnIide, lei9te unb srasse'
fiitierte 1ysrisl unter 100 pfunb. S6.s
$1,000; Sdue, $7.25-940; Stass
ST.W--7.75.
G&afe nnA 2dmmsr -
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6dute. - W4nrtt mar rubiG anb
ftstis. - 0absefal3sns go. / III
172c per Pfb.; so. 2 DO. 164-16ac
per pfb. gitp 9ut6ers frii9e II
17tc; bo. Gountrp 14-14ac; frii6e
aulbfelIe 24--25c; 80. / 9ulIen 12r;
Ho. 2 po. lie.