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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
EDITH KTNS &

President Wilson. Following this
booking Rock and White viii return
to New York for a new engagement
in musical comedy circles.
A New Production
Howard Greenley is designing the
scenery for William Faversham's all
star production Of Lord and Lady
Algy-' which viii be seen in New
y ork at Christmas. with Maxine FL
lott. Irene FenWiCk, MaClyn Ar
buckle and William Faversham in the
leading roles Maurice Hewlett viii
paint The scenery and Ben Ali HaEEin
IS designing the costumes for ~
fancy dress bail scene in the second
act OF the comedy.
In these rather dark DAYS Of the
theater il is cheering TO learn that
here and there the sun shines with
Deacon Bin Wright in advance. and
'Afusty' 5Iiller back with the At
traction. Elsa Ryan is meeting great
success on tour in out There
The tour opened in Halifax and ca
pacity audiences have been the rule
ever since
aBHnd Youth n Comedy.
Blind Youth" at the Republic
lheater, played TO a merry premiere
II is q comedy drawn by willard Mack
and Lou Teuegeu. with Mr.. Tellegen
in the stellar part The story moves
about a young French artist. the 10
Gales being Paris and New York Mr..
Telegen, who this time appears IN
der his own management, has assem-
bled a company including Misses Ma
RE Chambers. Grace Carlyle. Jennie
Eustace, Jennie Dumont and Hazel
Turney, Mark Cmith, William Cours-
leigh, jr-, Paul Porcasi and Howard
LANCE.
The Liberty theater has opened to
a musical comedy by Louis A. Hirsch.
The Grass Widow" Nessrs Pollock
and Wolf adapted the story from Al
eZandre Bisson's farce. lie Peril
jaime" The chief feminine role is
that Of Denise, q waitress in
French railway station whose matri-
mOnial adventures have many com
plications. The comedy is produced
by Madison Corey and has been staged
by George Marion. who plays a part.
In the cast are Miss Natalie Alt. Miss
Helen Lowell, Robert Emmett Reane,
Miss Gretchen Eastman. Victor Morley
and Howard Marsh
Washington star Players.
The third ripple on Broadway oc-
CURED al the Comedy theater. where
The Washington Square Players. in
three one act plays and a panrOmime,
began the second bill of their sub
scription series. The plays are The
Girl IN the Coffin" by Theodore Drei-
ser; -Seighbors.' by Miss iona Gale,
and The Critics Comedy" by Samuel
Kaplau- Yum ChaDab." the panto-
mime. by J. Garcia Dimeutel and Miss
Beatrice de HolthOir. is described as
an Aztec grOtesQue.- Bobby Ed
wards, troubadOur Of Greenwich VII
Iage, makes the sounds for the dances |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

my age. They abject TO their
fathers marrying me on account
Of my youth. but as he loves me
and 7 love him. do you think 7
ought 20 brave their displeasure
and marry him Just the same
I hope you viii answer yes
but I viii follow whatever advice
you may give ne Clara
What viii be your attitude TOWARD
this mans children II you married
their father7 Are you going 20
estrange him from them. or will you
try TO win them. 70 keep the house
hold together and take a responsible
interest in them and TO mother the
youngest2 Are you Just thinking OF
this marriage IN terms OF your own
emotions and selfish desire1 Are you
imagining that you must have this
mans love in order to be happy2 Or
are YOU seriously willing 10 be a
helpmate and TO Justify yourself for
dis-eg arding the natural fears and
preiudices OF his children Think II
over Make a fair decision I can
not look into your heart and his. and
above all. I cannot guarantee the out
come OF any situation. YOU know
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
By Edna Kent tor9ss
Answers to Questions.

stand such Frenchy combinations -
blue aud rose. palest lavendar with
electric blue. mluVe auo rose pink
Gray plaiIs with red would suit yov,
TOO.
One iu DIstress-Biting the nails -
habit purely. rather "a nervous one
they say. i haven't much faith In
painting the nails with bitter stuff TO
keep them from the mouth. 7 think
viii Dower - about the only cure
With children. Swing them d small
manicure set and teaching them how
to care TO- the nails often effects a
cure. ] have even known IL TO work
out with older girls, a professionally
manicured hand looks SO nice they
won't spoil it by biting at the nails.
And Il doesn't take long TO cure them
Emma-a good dentist can help
overcome prOtruding teeth, and tbs
sooner you 90 and have them fixed,
the better. for the older the person the
longer and harder it is to fix them
10 may not be necessary 10 wear wires
through the teeth Go to the very
best dentist in town
Naud-If you rub or brush pure per-
oxide on the hairs above the lip, espe-
ciallv IL you do it right after wash
ing the face. il will bleach them II
they seem quite coarse. and you don't
want TO 20 to an electric needle spe-
ciaIist TO have them killed. pull them
out with tweszers- OF course, they
VIII grow back eventually, but pull
ing with tueezers keeps them away
quite a little while
Vera L Ar you'll send ms sen
addressed stamped envelope 7 viii
mail you a recipe for an exception
ally good hair tonic Also directions
for shampooing the hair. II YOU fol
low these. and massage the scalp quite
thoroughly, yet gently. every night.
youu cure the dandruff and promote
the growth Of new hair Dandruff
and thin hair are almost inseparable.
but good care can cure this, though
90 viii take a few months 10 notice
much Improvement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

Jew YORK, Dec 15.-New York
M theatrically IS touched not al
al by the inevitable coming
var feeling Khaki eolors the audi
ences plen-ifUIIy, and. while the stage
has felt the first Dortents OF the
winds Of war in = series Of esthetic,
dainty romanoes- a little serious,
too-ths- farce comedy still runs lap
ahead Of any other style Of produe-
ton.
Every week, however, sees the
lighter plays losing out 20 q serried
bank OF vari-eoIored lights announc-
ing the premieres OF wistfuL neat,
howery, romantic plays. They have
a certain appeal it seems. for our
adventurers in khaki who are about
20 leave her behind and fare forth
in the great quest-of the Holy Grail.
Democracy. Later. II New York stage
psychology runs parallel to that OF
London'ss re may expect grim" pro-
ductions to vie with ridiculous slap
stick farces for pOpularity-with the
1srceS as the war beats deep, taking
the ascendancy-
Lady Duff Gordon on Stage.
Audiences at the Palace theater re-
ceived the shock Of its life when lady
Duff Gordon appeared on the stage at
the termination OF the program Titled
performers are not common there. but
II was not awe at her rank which
seemed TO throw, as the more remote
organs Of news are accustomed to
announce, q gloom over the com
munity.
She simply stunned the audience.
Slowly the effect OF the shock
passed There was a scattered ap-
plause and then the protaEonist in
the pantomime said that "Fleurette's
Dream al PerrOue" was given for the
benefit Of the committee which aims
- reconstruct this French village
which has been all but destroyed by
the COMPARTMENTS during the war.
The dream O. Fleurette then resolved
itself into a fashion show and an ex-
quisite dream. not only for the audi
ence. but for the heroine Of beautiful
textiles, graceful lines and glorious
hues.f
An Tdyllic Play.
-,bEaytime," still running a. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Beauty Chats

Y Here Is rather a heroic
cure for chiblains. but one
~ which has been found effect
i've II it doesn't cure the first time.
IT viii the second or third.
Put the feet-hands. too. Il they
have been bitten-into n basin OF hot
water. which is kept over an alcohol
lamp 20 keep the water very hot
Keep them in as long as it is possible
20 bear the gradually increasing heat.
then plunge them at once into basin
OF ice water As matter Of fact this
isn't so hard TO do, for the cold shock
is grateful 10 the skin They needn't
stay IN the ice water long. but can be
wiped gently with a soft linen towel
right away
Camphorated vaseline. which you
probably have around the house. is
splendid TO relieve the itching of frost
I bites, II IL is severe a bit OF cotton
covered with this can be bound over
the affected places For this special
household remedies are about the
most effective. For instance. here
one which you can easily make
powdered alum --.-------- i ounce
Cucumber juice. ounces
Spirits Of campLOr. ....1 drachmS
Dissolve the alum in the camphor
and add the cucumber juice And when
Won use il. pour a little from the bot
tie into a -aucer. as getting the fin
gers from the mouth Of the bottle
spOils the contents precauuon
that should be observed with all To-
tons not preserved by autiseptics-
Zilpha-A girl OF your type can
wear most any color. grays viii look
well and viii make your eyes look
gray at the time, blues and blue Srays
viii tend to have the same effect
Browns win give the eyes brown
tint-this popularity OF hazel eyes
is ore OF their great charms. Flesh
pink will lend color 70 your pale
skin, canary yellow and gold will
make your complexion white. and set
off your hair spleudidly- You can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

OF a man and the woman he desires
70 marry. cannot conscientiousIy
advise you 20 disobey your father. but
I want 70 appeal to him a man Of 30
i young. Just arriving at years OF
maturity. at a splendid age 10 guide
his wife and to give her a feeling Of
having married man on whom she
can lean, a man OF mature, sane
Judgment-one who IS not just a ro-
mantle boy with whom she is having
a love affair. but who is q splendid
strong man in whom she can have
faith and confidence This is not
mating Of May and December, but OF
a young woman with a man who is
just reaching maturity. who is at the
very best age 10 marry and make a
good husband.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
AdUice to the LoUeIorn
ny BFATRICE FAIRFAX.

NOT TOO GREAT 4 DIFFERENCE
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.
I am 1s and In love with. and
loved by. a man Is years older
than T. He wishes ne TO marry
him, but my father strictly for
bids. as he thinks the difference
in our ages is too great Is It
wrong for a girl to marry a man
so much older2 Puzzled.
Thirteen years Is by no means too
rgeat a difference between the age,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

pictures which cannot be, delivered
because Of the lack Of minifests or
OF the Identification papers. Among
the phoroplays held Up. II was dis
covered recently. is the only feature
ever made by Eleanora Duse. the
tragedienne
Helen Tapley. sister OF Rose Tap
ley. was married recently al the
home Of her sister in East Orange
y J.. 10 John Caldwell Warner Of
New York city They viii make their
residence in that city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Mutton Broth.
> By CONSTANCE CLARKE.
THIRD DATl.

@HERE is always enough remains
left from a roasted leg Of NUT
ton 10 make palatabIe and
Strengthening broth especially Il
combined with vegetables such a
dish Is not only economical but
mostly served as a whole meal Place
the bones and the remains OF the
roast into a stewpan. cover with
plenty Of water. boil slowly. allow
ing the scum 70 come TO the surface
and removing same Till 70 becomes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

clear: while still boiling PIT n tEt
peeled quartered potatoes. two sliced
onions. one minced green pepper. a
few sprigs OF parsley. salt and pep
per 20 taste After this has boiled
for 10 minutes. slowly stir into Il.
while still boiling. half e cup %
rice or barley and cook slowly till
vegetables are thoroughly tender
The broth may then he drained Off
and served clear. serving the veEera-
hles and meat separately or The veg
etables may be rubbed through
sieve and serEel in the arorl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

BY OeTtTude BeTesfOTd.
ECONOMY and brooGde seldom mentioned the breath but
little bit Of boad long toDad producing von9e effect
no panels Of booaded SILVER the stirling of
this evening The sides and undeE edged
lace, died match Ropes Of coral beads form the
shoulder straps and oordeTe pcH confines the line # Brooad
used Of the material effective pieong Be obtained bv
cordng Che goods point al The line back and fro.L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
EEXV THERE are YOU going. my
NJ pretty maidc7 asked The
dore Tweede. mashingly.

''Tee-hee." laughed the young girl.
with a deep dyed blush.
Where do you live? May I see you
home2 What is your nance" he asked
in quick succession somewhat hur-
redly.
-Oh, no-er-y-yes, that is. perhaps
she stammered IN maidenIy confess
sion.
They had walked but a few squares
when the girl suddenly stumbled over
bent pin and fell faiuting into
Tweede's arms.
Her weakness aroused his cnivalry
and also the faint down of love
You dear" he murmured will
you marry me2 have the biggest
diamond stickpin in the city. I viii
have it made into q ring for YOU"
"Oh. no" she protested. Il have =
diamond and she. with surprising
alacrity for one who had such a dan
gerOus fall. hurried away.
It wasn't until after he had been
thinking Of her for a half hour that
he absent mindedly let his hand fall
on the empty place on his necktie-
by 1Ove. So she has" ne re-
marked. admirinGly-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15

reputation of being the most serious
minded leading woman in pictures7
Film shipments from Europe. and
particularly from Italy. are in a
chaotic state A number OF Italian
steamers have arrived i'm the harbor
within the last few months. all with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
YoT MIST DECIDE.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.
am p and deeply in love with
a man who is a widower. and has
three children Now these three
children are nine. IS and 20. so
you viii see the oldest Is almost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Daily W0Velefte
RELIEVED.

BY author Of The Old Mans light
or Who Blew IL Out2-' 1.-The ToOtle TIE
loot Of Fiddle De Dee, The Pool
room on the Pontoon~: From the
Ground Up or The Steeplejack' s
Climb: Kitty Cats Cat. THE Fair
or Five Cents. The Neck of the
Pesterus''; The TenderfOot or Care
Of the Feet, "a Dark Deed OF
Printed in Black Cole Slaw or
Chrysanthemumsc The Portrait Of
Jilligan links. "A Sniff Of Snuff or
Eerchoot'' ''E. Tracey's Love Affair :
The Autobiography Of Dorothy
Dates: '4The Love Of John for Joan.
Betsy Belts Best Bet or Say II
Fast %The Confessions Of a Washer
woman" and one otherl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-15
Maytime' Described as an
Idyllic;; Blind Youth and
Grass Widow New.

\ FEW YORK, Dec. 15.-New York
NJ Electrically IS touched not at
al by the inevitable coming
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Seniter. Wait gieriger Sebniuft uno
oob gelGbut. Gin Guritgefibl ourb-
gIiibte ibren 2et6. Sic CAB lid IcI6it
Hitt &eteribaft, iie eHpfon0 MIR,
obne gu oerfen: oriiben iein. brii.
ben ieinl
gis 0riiben 6as 2idt erIuid. 81
mnrtete nod eine @eiIe, bunn itG5
lie ms 0ett suriid. llno 6iegmaI fam
feline @ri4opflng, Die ibr Shlaf
6radJte.
gm natften Rorgen ifidte Iie hpr
@Grtnerjunsen biniiber un0 lieb fras
gen, oh Der &err 0oftor 70 gut iein
nlo6te, ibr elm paar @u6er 5u lei1en.
Or fam TeIbit. 81 itiir5te linn cat.
gegen, bIieb aber auf balbeurBege ita-
FEN, fdaute neriptrrt Inn iih, itrid)
nit ben SGnben iiber Stirn nno
8angen pnb IisB eHbli6 in D0Giger
HatbIoiigfeit biegrme linfen. llno ibr
ihones, beiBes @eii6t ienfte iih i'm.
mer tiefer. 60 itailo lie Dor ibm lule
cine, Die elm idtperes urtbeiI oelHa.
tbig ertDurtet -.
8tpet Stunben ipdter gingen iie
Sano in Snro I'M 8urten. .@eiBt on
aud, Die oos fam?" fragte 81 nit
leudltenoem 9GdeIn. llnb aanr CT.
5ablte iie ibm ibre Iesten feds ge6dtc.
ga nabm er iie ffapeigeno IN Die
glrme.
sIls Goftor 8eters an bieiem 9ttcno
nah Sauie fam, iagte feline @irtbin:
SD babe Sic nod gar nidt gefrugt,
Serr Doftor, ME Sic NIT Der lin.
itelung Der Wlobel 3ufrieoen iino."
oSebrl Sebr, liebe sSrau Naier!
Sect ftebt Der &leioerItanoer bort, mo
er btneebort: IN Der Gde. l1ro friiher
mubte i6 i'm jeben @benb pors 6eu-
tier iteIlen, Inn ms gett iteiseu 5u
fonnen."
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!3oars better 8iirser.

Gin 2ei9enbesGHsnib, tpis es tiirss
li9 SobH 8lmeIsr, bem nrentel bes
@riiHbers bss ibplii4en SdpabsB-
borfes am Suscaralpas, bss uHoera
esbli4en Sulepb 9aumIer 5u
Ibeil puros, bat 3oar, ber
Grt ieines @irtens, i9psrIi4
is rorber seieasn. Sn SOba BIZ
meier bat Soar ieinen berUorrasenos
item unb beitsn Burger Oerlorsn, einsu
Utann, Der ni9t nur gei4GftIia Oiel
fir ieinsn Ssimatbsprt setbun, IOHs
bern AUDI in ieber onberen Siniicbt
bas Snterefs 3oars uno ieiner Bee
pobner itets uufs sifrisite sepabrt
bat. grit BEL Der tiirSIi9en Sabrz
bunbertfeier 3oars bate er bic Ss.
fiible, bic Jpn beiesltsn in ben DOrten
aasgebriidt: raeine srOBere 9efrtcpi-
guns gibt es fir mid, ais ia 3oar Su
!eben unb 81 ftsrben."
60 folgts benn, aIs Der tpade=e,
nur 81 Sabre alt geporoeae WlanE
= er mar am 2. Rpoeuber 1860 III
Soar eeboren 81 8rabs estrooea
Durpe, elm fdisr uniiberisb6ares Wez
folge BON 2eibtrasenben, minDeftcnS
500 MdHner, 5raueu unb &inbsr Dem
Surse. @ieIe Sreunbe aus Der ndbss
rem uno entfernteren NoGbdrIGcft,
aus glepelanb, Canton, Ulaiiilou,
gonol Ocper, Rem philadelphia unD
8oIipar, suben ibm bas @brengeIetta.
Dem 2ei6enouge poran fdritt, Ieisrs
li6e Srauerbpmnen blaIene, Die WGI=
ltuon9apelle; ber 3ug betpegte iih ron
benz alien Seimitdtte Der Gonilie rerb
benz 8eriommMnesbduIe oes Dries,
no bic er9reifenbe unb etnorudsboHe
1rausrfeier ituttfdnb. 3ipei isiner
nertrauteiten Ortsgenofien, Soiep1
Rrsnmdper uap Sacpbgrebmuper, uno
bic folsenben Idngidbrigen gIepeIaHtsr
6reunoe tpdren bic 8dbrru6trdger:
9ermonn Shmiot, grnf Dilaer,
4oam 9ebr, RubOlph RHIlsr, Sbrm.
9. Samiot, Gbus. Nhller unb @rbcrt
Sano. Die geifebunesFeier auf Gem
Frieebof eing unter ben quTpi3ier Der
Obj 5erlop 2oes, tpeldsr Der gers
Ftorbsne nrgeh5-t bntte, BON Staten.
Osr Dohir9fdieheHe birtsrIdBi ieine
d6itipe, eiutn rerbeiruttetenG Go5u, ,glus
sufi 9imelsr, cine oerbsirat6ete 5ohs
ter, Srau @ietor Bsiber, uub mebrers
Sn.eltinber.
ytuhoem bel Der 5rduerfeter yaitur
8ittner BON Sodr eins fttmmuusspoIIe
Seitenrebs sebaIten uub ben gb1rats
ter beg 9erftprbenen septroist bate,
uiomete Sert Qlbert Gehriro por Sle'
pelonb ben Maren beg 9coten eineH
tief empfunbmen RudruF
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HinoDieb. - Ger Wnrtt tpar
bsute 5iemli6 rubie, absr Die prsiis
msift fetis iuie seftern. Die 3uin9i
mar reiGlid, ober bic Audlitdt mciir
gering. aussepdbIts fette Stisrs
ipnren ffetis, etnfade unb sstp0hnliAe
lnnglam su altsn prtiisn. 6sifers
unO Rifle iparen msift itstis, ean'
ners utoerdnbert. ausseip6bits Wiidls
tii9e unb SpriHsers iparen Ielien uno
battsn lsbbafte giu4froge, absr erls
tn9e unb gstp0bnlide Wil9tiibs tpnre
ben ni9t berlangt. Cute Stoters
unb Gesbers tpnren itetig, gepObnll9e
Gtoders tpurben ni6t Oerlangt.
Wittlers unb i9ipsre Stine $500
1900; Glefl6er Stiers $780,
80; aussrlefene Bis srtra 1915
11.5o; 9sifsrs $6.0O-8.25; tusarlss
iene bis ertra $8.50-9.25; stube
$5.65-725; aussrtsfsns bis elrIa
$750-8.75; gannsrs $5.00-5.5o,
Ril6tiibe $45.00-120.O0; Stoders
unb }eeosrs $5.75-9.5o;
@ullsn. = Die 3ufubr par
cine iatUo6e, bic Qa9frass cine su'
te. prsife fart fDie 9sftern. @sipObns
li9e unb iaDnte gulen fanben .sis
ne abHd6me.
Setts gulIen 10000; gOlosnc
$7.00-8,00; masere uno Isi4ts So
50-6.75.
Rdlber. = gingGnee iparen tDe'
mig. Der Wartt mar fart, ausss'
tpGblts Glsii4tGIber Oertauften bohel
als gsItsrn.
Bette Isi9et aGI5sr -15oo-B.'
%; fair bis eute $12.O0-1475; Or
biHdrs uno srObs $5.O0-10.00.
g 9pcine. @ute Bis ausse.
pdblte p0isb unb S6IadtiOrter
0iInetsn fart unb 1Oc b0bsr als &C.
itsrn. QlQs anoern 9raDe parsn ite'
tis. Der S4luB mar itstis gu Dsft'
nuHgsPrsiieH. Der uuias mar en-
/ gutter.
auserlsiene f6iDsrs 225 gfunb uni
mebr $19.00--I9.10; fair big gut
miitlsrs unb senrii9te 8srianbts uni
GlsiiaerfOrten $18.50-19.10; isiai'
8erianbtiorten 120 Bis 155 pfunt
$1725-1S.0O; prbinGre bis sutt
5trtsl ITO pflnb unO ipsuiger $14.'
50-17.00; orbinGre Bis aussrlsisnt
i9tpsre fstie Sdus $14.00-1S25i
Stass $13.00-170O.
g 4afe unb 9dmmsr. Dei
Martt mar lebbnft uno bic 3ufubI
NOR balO su itetisen unS ftartsa prst
fen psrtauft.
Sdafe, auserleiene BIB .rtra slO.'
25-10.50; fair bis CUTE $500
1000; guns unb oroindre $500
7.5O; 90ds $3.50 unb tpeniser. Gam
mtr. aussrl.iene Bis ertra $17.75-
1900; fair bis gut. $16.75-17.5Oi
fseonbs $14.o0-16.50; Guus uni
oroinGre $10.0o-13.50.
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pobl beuts 2tbenb unb 9onneritaJ
.paiiiren. @eItsrn abenb 9ntte Der
Slus bei bieiiger Stabt einen Bnhers
itanb bon 11.8 Gub.
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gitts6urg, ga.-59 SUB, FGut.
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qOrtsmOutb, O.-2-3 SUB itetst.
2ouisDile, ap.-8.9 SUB, fGllt.
gDnrsbiqs, Snb.-3.3 Gub, iteiqt.
0af6pil., 2enn.-7.9 5ub, fdLlt.
Chattanooga, Ssnn.-8.0 Gub, fdnt
Wempbis, ssnIn.-5.6 SUP, fdlt-
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G5ieaso, 8. OitOb.r.

S4psins = 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt i8tDa4; 8ult $18.10-19.3o;
lsi4te s17.5o-19.10; semii4te ST.
70-19.60; itaDere $17.75-l9.6O;
robe $l7.75-1S.o0; Gsrtsl $3.50
17.50.
Rtubbieb. - 3ufubr 10000;
Wartt fteiis; gsatioe Gtiere s7.10-
17.50; @eiteru Stiere S6.15-l4.So;
Stoders unb Gsebers $6.15-I.4Oi
Gii6e unb Seifers $5.00-12.75;
adlber $9.5O-l6.00.
g 9afs. - 3ufubr 1900;
Martt itetis;; Giues $8.60-u.S5i
2Gmmer $13.50-18.35.
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Cine fritffas steIIe

Herr (nou elmer 9cretour er,1h,
Ier6): 80, cine SteIIe butten ulr ~
paIiicren, Bic duberIt fritiidl "a ba.
ben mir SIR Siferheit erit ole @b.
norrdtbc unb oie ritseuommenea 0s.
tr1nfe nertiIdt.~
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Siebmarft

Cincinnati, 8. Sttcbsr.
3afubr unb gerianbt tpdhrsno Der
Iebten "a Stunbsn, Dersli4en NIT
BEN porDergausen.u Gage, fiub ipis
iOlst:
3ufubr.
Rinbp. G6rpeine S9ufe
s. OH. .... 1896 1883 S79
9. Dit. 104S 2436 5So
Bsrfanbt
Rinbp. S9peine S9dfe
8. Dit. .... 627 1540 -
8. DIT 80. 1880 2l18 $50
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aetan. .W2arst.

9epgOrt. 8. OttObsr.
3inn. - Nartt ftetis; $61.25.
9lei. - $7.75.
Spslter. = Martt flnu; $7.873-
.123.
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q etp Qott. 8. pttObsr.

gl etp gort, 8. SttoosI.
@eII4tOrn. 5iir Dss. SLY
1.19s; am StluB $1.18t. Cir TtaI
$1.13a-1.15g; am S4luB $1.14t.
Saitr. - Fir Deg. 5Si-59f;
am S9fub 5Sgt. Sir Wlai 6GA-
6lIc Jam S9lub 60sc.
gtosssn. = RU. 2, S1.so-1.s1.
9erIte - $1.25-1.36.
siHotbp. = $7.0o-7.75.
AIes. = $1S.0O-22.50.
PORT. - sir Gttp5er am SaIub
$44.25. Giir San. $45.oo-46.75;
am S4IuB s45.17.
SHmalS. 6Ir Rcnembsr an
S6lub $24.20. Gar San. S23.l5-
24.OO; am Stlub $23.32.
Rippsnieitsn. = 5iir Oft. $500
-2s12; am Sdlub $500. Jiir
San. $24.00-24.97; am S4Int
$24.30.
9utter. - Wnrtt unpsrGnoert.
eier. - Worit b6ber; 3ufuhr A.
238 aiiten; firfts 37A-3se; Orpinda
re firfts 36-S6sc; auf bsm Wturti
36-371c.
anrtOffeIn. = Wartt b6ber; 3u'
fubr 65 eors; 3iseOnfin. Ritisan
unS WitnreTptn gulf $1.10-1.15;
bo. Side S1.20-1.22.
gefliiseI, = 2sbsabss. Rartt un'
psrSnbeEt
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Nasss6rtiss marfte.
Rem gprf, 9. O.tOber.


Rosssn. - Wartt ipiIIissr; 80. 2
Dsitsrn S1.90 c. !. (. Rem g0rt.
Weli9tprn. - Wartt pilliser; gio
2 seIbss $2.05 unS Ro. 2 gemiiTiss
$2O2 {. |. (. Retu gort.
6afer. - Martt DiIig; Stanoarf
66ae.
S4malS. = Wnrtt f4pa6; ylto'
be Dsit $24.55-24.65.
3uder. = RO9er, wlarit itstig
Centrifugal $3.50; M0lufies $o.o2i
raffinirtsr, itetis; fsin sranu!iris'
$8.35-8.50.
Der Wartt fir Die uloersn artitsl
mar unperGnb1t.