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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
Merry Christm as.

Why don't we just as well say Happy Christmas" and Merry New l Year?'' asked Georgina, after they had
 heard the greeting Merry Christmas ''
 many times that day. :I am afraid I can't tell for certain" answered her mother. It is the cus-
 tom and I think it more reasonable to wish our friends a merry day than a whole merry year"
 q don't see why" said Georgina- | Isn't happy about the-same as mer- ry?'
 "No, it is quite different. We may be very happy without being merry,
 though we cannot be merry without
 being happy"
 Wont you please explain t?' ask When take an hour to read you story, or to tell you one" answered Mrs. Petit, you are very quiet You do not jump about nor laugh aloud,
 nor show your pleasure in any noisy way. Yet you are not sad.' '1 should think I wasn't. said Geor- gina. 'T-would almost rather be read to or have stories told than anything" But when you are playing tag or any other lively game you scream and laugh and have gay time. Now when you enjoy anything without | noise and mirth you are simply hap py. But when you are full of fun and noise about your pleasure, you are merry
 "Well, why couldn't we be merry
 whole year?"
 Think how tired you were the l morning after the Fourth? You were dull and your head and limbs ached. You had to. go back to bed and you ate nothing but tea and toast all day. It was because you had worn yourself out with the merriment of the day before. am afraid if any of us should begin year in that way and
 keep it up for many days we would be so tired, if indeed there was any &1rs 1AFk 0f Ixnf of enjoy the special merry days when they came. This is one reason why I think it better to wish happy New Year than merry one. If it is happy
 we tried to make 1t all merry, very l soon it would not even be happy" That's so," agreed Georgina, e'but how funny it is that it is so." Little Bessie Sanborne," said mann
 ma, ''nsed to say the oldest things and one of them was about Christmas. She thought it was Merry Christmas; and one Christmas night, after she had enjoyed a lovely day she said to her T guess Mary Christmas must be Santa Claws daughter. don't your" "Ten that mother one about Claws" said Dolly, who was having such so- ciab1e visit with her new child. "Anna BeN,' that she had not seemed to hear
 .ohI I have told you that lots of times," said mamma. You tell it to Georgina and me"
 "Oh! kind of forget how 1t goes. Just tell it this one mother time." "Very well, one mother time, then" !" | said Mrs. Pettitt.
 l "Once on Christmas eve a little boy l I know asked his mother, when he ! was going to bed. to please sleep with him.
 l She asked him if he felt sick | He said "No!" and would give no reason for the wish
 ! His mother told him she would sit | by him till he was asleep, but could Inot leave the baby and sleep with him. tSo she sat down by him, and pretty soon he said: Are they awful long | claws?"
 | His mother. surprised asked "what
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
LETTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Irene Evans. of Plainfield-T thank you very much for the prize book you sent me entitled The Boy Chums on Indian River. I have read some of it and find u very interesting
 Carrie Gcio, of Yartic-I received the prize book. Mistress Moppett, and have read it all. It was very inter- est1ng. I thank you very much for it.
 Vera Oiin, of Mansfield Center Thanking you for the prize book en- titled Jack Lorimers Ho1fdays.. have read it and found it very inter esting.
 Alfred Levitsley, of NorvicF-Many hearty thanks for the prize book I re- celved- 1t is a very interesting book and ! enjoyed it very much. It is the best book I have received from you.
 Albert Phillips. of VersaiIles--I re- ceived the prize book you sent me. It is very good book and I thank you.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
My Black Bass.

I thought perhaps you would like to hear about the big black bass I caught last summer.
 Father and I got up early one morn ing and started out fishing. When we reached the place I baited my hook and threw in.
 We had caught a few perch when I had an awful bite. I tried to pull in, but it would not come. Finally the bass gave a leap and yanked me. I fell over and the bass came on land about one foot from water and it was off the hook.
 Father picked it up and put it in the pail and said: Now we had bet ter go home" When we got home we weighed it. It weighed three pounds and a half.
 LLOYD HAYDEN, Age g.
 North Windham.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27

the old housekeeper that her father was every day becoming weaker and asked the old servant what she would suggest to be done.
 The old woman at once said: T be- lieve the master would be all right if he had only something to occupy his mind. Sometimes he stands from morning till night, just looking at the flowers. It cannot be good for him. If he had only something to do, he would be ever so mitch better"
 JOHN FOX, Age 12.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27

Southington-James H Pratt has been appointed executor of the estates of both Henry Newell and Emmay Yeomans Bradley Newell, wife of Hen ry Newell. Mrs. Newell died at 4 o'clock "Wednesday morning, Nov. 21st, and her husband died the following morning at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Newell was the richest woman in town and be- cause of the deaths occurring so close together the estate has become a com plicated one and one that is of un- usual interest.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
Rules for Young Writers

1. Write plainly on one side of the paper only. and number the pages. g. Use pen and ink, not pencil. 3. Short and pointed articles will be given preference. Do not use over 250 words will be used
 5. Write your name. age and ad- dress plainly at the bottom. of the story. Address all communications tC> Jncle Jed Bulletin Od1ce.
 Whatever ycu ara-Be that!
 Whatever you Eay-Be trueI
 StraightforwardlS act
 Be honest-n fact,
 Be nobody else bus you"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
Two Candles.

Once upon a time there were two candles. It was almost Christmas tune when one said T will not shine" The other said T wili!''
 When the man came to light the candle that said T will not shine" it fiickered and went out. The other shone brightly and the man said: T will put it at the top of the tree,' and it shone better than all the rest.
 EDNA LAWTON, Age Il. NnrsailleS.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27

with your name"
 Aunt Susan snatched rattle from the tree and said: Here's some thing for baby" and then we picked out the rest of presents for ourselves.
 Didn't our tongues go then? l should think they did.
 Well, l can't tell you all the pres ents that we had. We thought that there never was a Christmas Tree equal to ours. ROSE DEMUTH.
 Baltic
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27
Something to Do.

A famous naturalist was engaged in writing a book of habits of plants. In order to more closely study the sub ject. he spent many hours every day in the hothouses looking at the flow CTS. The work began to tell upon his health. and his family became very anxious about him.
 One day his daughter mentioned to
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27

a napkin with witch and a black cat on it.
 After we had eaten we played a few more games AS it was quite late then the children thought it was time to go home. They bid me goodbye and said tteY had a very good time. I then went to bed and slept very soundly, for I was very tired.
 OLIVE GUILE, Age If. Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-27

This old year isn't as old as me And nobody calls me old, you see4- Old year. Pm five times as old as you. And everybody thinks I'm newt am my Pape's youngfzet still, And the favorite of Uncle Bill; And of Time I feel no fear! So I'll wish you aIl-
 A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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gf1s Ser GtaStha4e.

L2t
Der &ontraft fir Ole Mnlage Del
5etuers I'M Collins @nrten 9iltrifi
apuroe Ser MfcGenaie Continuation
Company iibertragen nno Oas Sc
lde1lf eilles Bnrfs BON S. S. Collins
entgegengenoI1raen. aearllp, SanI=
bert uno @arIntfo wlroen ais So
mite erflannt, I'M NIT Den Mnpob-
rern Der SoIeoao StraBe ii6er Die
Grtpeitprung iener 5traBe 81 bern-
ten Sir Die YfIalterung Der Sos
sNiorns, Bra5os ltitb San 5ernalloo
a5fraBc ipuroen aIs Mnteil Der Staot
$4,000 hcspilLigt. Artbur 9. Storms
serjdJen uIs Mgeoroneter oes Ml5a=
far Sbrine genlpIe Dor Der &oms
miiiiolL i'm ben gitttptrf uno Die
Mnfcrtigllltg elmer Mlinicipal 6lngge
81 befiirtporten Die bel offentliden
uu13iigen pornilgetrageu miro. Die
sa0lten crbietet iid Der S6rifie
Eenlpie 81 be1treiten. Ser 9anf
Des Gone Star Nifle Club fir Die
sGiurid)fiilg beg mlttticipalen SdieB
ftdnors miro entsegensenommen.
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osit Sem atpeiten Spnlpboniefon-
scrf en- 9~otneritng dbeno fam Die
R7oraf' fdJe symphonic wAns Der
lelrg @eIt" sur Muffiibrnng. Die
Symphonic tpuroe I'M porigen .Sabr
-slt1t erlter Male bier geipieIt uno
.zsu,tr1e oalnals NIT bered3tigtem Sci
fdI aufgenontlrren. Aud oiesmal
prbielt Dus bod)intereliante Werf GRO
f3etr 8eifaa. Befonoeru Gntbuiias-
INNS crregte ons berrlife Cargo.
gorqetrqaen muroe Die Spmpbonie
init feinitem g~erltdltonis uno pollen-
Deter 5ed)nif. Aim ShluB,, pliroe
0errrr Glaaiien rno icinem altsga<
scidynetcn Srde5fer cine polperoien=
II gpati6n oargbradt.
Gos DrdrIter ipielte ferncr Die
Dlltlorrbore 9raunllmiiif aus u@an-
ieI uilo 0reteI BON Snmperoinf,
enc praftige Slite BON gi5et
Q'Mrleicn1e" III Der Die Wenuett
anl0 oas Moogio Defenders anipre.
s1erb 1ino, ln0 slim Sf)luB Die berr-
lidc vgannbduler" OllDertnre, Die
uon linn iuinoerbar porgetrngeii
auurOc.
AIs Soloidnserin trat Jrau Sr-
bin 6torle, cine 9odter bon 5rall
g. 6. STARTS, auf. Sic lang cine
Mrie ans Der vMin6ume BlttterflpN
non Encsini, cine ~tplnoerDoIe elo.
9ie BON Muiienet, st Der SER q.
MnIin0o oie Cello : Begleitung IN
Dcrtrefflider @eiic fpieltc utro EN-
hiib{des 2ieo BON CHARLES @ilterl
Gpro{. Die Dame bat cine gilt &C.
dfpaIte Gimme unb perIteft Dortreff'
lid, Sa iiugen Sbre Yortrage fali'
ben ollBeroroentlihen geifaa.
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3.

- Ser Senat unIerer 9egislatur
bat 5000 Collar fir ieoe Der bier
9eormalifpulen mo 5000 Collar er-
trd fir Die. 9eutom Normal Sfulc;
$4,000 fiir ben 8art zines v0orni-
torn fir Die Nfer6ail= ii. @ewerbe-
Idnle uno $4,000 fir Den 8unsei-
mes u9urmitorp" bel Der Erairie
8ietp Wormalidule beuiaigt; Suiam-
men $205, 600. ~
Cine 8orlage u~Itieres Hepra-
ientanten Shlciinger perorroert Sas
Siidgeiet fiir ben Neoiua See IN
Der. @etlc, oaB fiinftig oas a@oo=
ben Iilnow Jiibing", oas garse
Sabr oalarn bari il. OaB MIR Slide
5urildbebalten iperoen oiirfen Die
mebr ais elf 8oa lang iinb.
Nus NINTH miro genleloeE
oie siibrer Der YroNbitioniiten I'M
Eenat uHo i'll 5oilie batten iidD bar
iiber geeurigt, Die Submiiiionsuor-
Iage onfnilgs nddtiter @ode IN bel
Den @duiern sHr Sprad)c 81 frinf
gen; I'M Sennt an Muntdg uiro
I'M Northumberland an Wfitt
mod).
llnicr Senat bat lih III cillem
geldlub oafiir nisgclprod)en, DOB
Die ltantlid)en Giienbabn ! aommif
iionen pom GongreB gegen lleber-
griffe Der 8unoesfomnilIion fir ben
5tpiihenitautliden Snnoelsperfebr
geid)iibt miiroen.
S. 0er ieine y9sDll Sar" nidt be-
5ablt, fam bel feiner @abl in bie-
fem Sabr itimmen.
3idter Nobert 9pnn 8otts
bon anitin lit gum &idter bes 5.
Circuit gnnoesgerids erllannt. Gic
8afans NOR burd ben SOB Des fritz
beren Mmtsinbabers, Nifter y. g.
@cGormid, entitanoen.
s3hpei ainocr bon 81. s. 5ra-
3fer limb III einem 6euer, wcldes
oeiien @obnuilg in Yoafum 5erltor-
te, perbrannt. 9ic &in0er itanben
inn Sitter BON orei nno finn Sabren..
Ser gater arbeitet allsenblidlid in
San Mntonio fiir Die arhnfas Hab
1abn.
q. 6. Mc@uire, ein Yetpobner
oes Gtaotdens league, ltiir5te tpdb-
reno oes lesten Nor0ers auf einemt
nit @latteis iiber5ogcnen Scitennue-
&c bin nno erIitt cine fdjtDerc De-
lbirneridiitterutg; nad benz Mus-
iprud Der Mer5te lit Der 3ultano oes
Nannes 8eiorgnis e~rregeno. Mud
aus 1emple iperben orei oerartige
llnf1le gemeloet. Ger Wapor
Campbell rutSd)te infoIge ser Slate
ans uno triia mebrere tiid,tise geuz
len oapou; elm getpiller Sim @raop
bradJ infolge zines Sales iein Smb-
aelenf nnb Elm Siinge llanenS Ser
nit Gins ipilroc betmlBtlos nit ga-
brofenem gfrme nad ieiner elterli-
d)eu 8obmlng geidafft.
ssomeg s. Gnrrp bon @oulton
Ser BON einem Nigger : 9mnbitn1
am Mittipod) abeiio ~eeid,oiien ipur.
Sc, neil er iid) i~peigerte, linn feline
8oarldnft aus5llb1noigen, lit ieinei
ger,punouns erlegen. Mcbrere Der:
oddtige Nisger iino eingeitedt.
sic SiirD bes gamoesgeridtes
81 Darlas BOT Mnflaacn mlf ygeo.
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maze laltcuo deaen bier YerIonen

mage la1tteuo gegen bier Yerlonen
aus Gifts County eingereidt. Die
Momen Der 9~eidnloigten iinb: s. $.
Sufiipan, 2anoeigettiimer 9. S.
! Mutren Spe5ial Mgent Der Souiton
& geras Central GilenbaBm; @. s.
| Sidman, Stills RonItnbler urlD IS.
9. Goblin, 5rieoensridter; Die
| Mmgcflagten iuobnen idmwtlih IN
ooer oift bel Dem Stdotden gnnis.
Gtpas ipdter nnr0els nod Der rei-
de Ylantagenbeiiter Morgam Eerrp
bon 8arrp. Gapnrro GoHntp, uno Der
QcnItabIet 81. Sc. Mlbrigt bonn Baln-
bes Mgenten Muffin p~erlsdftet nnD
nad1 Dalfas transparent, uub lie
peroen beiduloigt, 2eute iilter IN
| famen 8pr1panoel1 in 2eiteTgenid)aft
uno Sflnperei gebnlten 5iL baben-
Die A~ngefIagten miroen gegert
|Stealrng bon 8iirgihaften nj &Dhe
BON $1,000 big $4,000 porlalifiE allf
| ireien SuB geiett.
- gesn6It Cure 0Toa Sag i H1tr
mod .Belt Biz snms3f. Sauuar.
TddD Dem @crid)t oes ganf
| a~onrniIdrs 1pareft an so. 9e5cm-
| bert I. SO. in 90 Staatsbanfen Gpar
! ginlogen i'm Sctrage BON S4.39f,-
$50 oepnniert.
en- Eenipr. bel Gon Sr1nu,
brdrnte nas biibide, &errn u. 8.
! Grnit geborige @obnbaas nieoer
Ser mngerid,tete .Sdaoen, Der tell
meile ourb 8erlibernng geoedt II,
miro auf $4,000 abgeidbast.
Yr 2eihe, Der Dor 5ipei Ia=
aen in eirlern SoteI 5u grolpnspilfc
tot al1fgefnnoenen 6rnu S. 9. Sell
iier lift iesiert mo Der Magea sur
IT~nteriudynng an ben Staats Gbe-
| nrifer nadJ Mnitin %gelanot iporoer.
,sn Der Iebtell in Muitin Gbge-
baItencn 3ufnmnenfunft Ser ,Eegas
| @ooD Neaos Niiociation" tpnroen oie
Serreu Sosuaro 8lailO BON gaglor
uno 8. 6. golp bon Snn Mttonio
mieocr gum Yraiioerteu refp. Sefre,
tar Sdatmeiiter Der gereiniging
ge1pablt.
Die in Der @egenb BON wiI-
| ion nit @eibfobl lrno 3friebeln
bepflan5ten syeloer follen i,rfolge Ser
! feudten 8itterl,kg t~uit0erbar &C.
oeiben uno Gntbuliniten beDaupten,
DaB fie Die BfLar5en iuirflid fpodp
| fen Ieben f0nnen. SIN 1000 Ifer
aano lino IN Der ltmgeseno BON Nii-
ito nit beioan @emiileiorten BE-
pflanst, oie BEL oen ietigcn boben
Yreilen wabrideinlid einen .fetten
Grofit ~abaperfen iperoell.
DDS 9iltriftgeridt su Mlice
bat entIdieoen. oaB Die int letten
Ssabre in Sim @eas County itattge.
funbene 2ofal Sptions@abl, in Der
bic Grobibitioniiten iiesten, in pol-
ltanoia geieslider @eiie ~abgebaItcr
mliroe. Snfolge bieier Gntldeiolnq
miro oas Gountp Bis aif tueiteres
,troden" bleiben.
] Die vSeras Cattle Gaiiers
aiIoeiation" beridtet, ooB oas Hinb
pieb Ionic sic Sdlafe bert letter
9li5saro gut uno NIT cinent gan;
nnbeoeltenoeu @erlult ilherltanoer
bdben.
Sn goua lit 5rau 5beoool
@iegano i'm GIter bon 50 Sabrer
sur eipisen Rubc cingea ongen.
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60 ME TO-
Ell DoQte ibrer ltcl,eH

UraI Wfellel1 lDDlte 1Drer lte1tell
aodJin niHt tuebe hin.
vSobn", iagte iie 5unt Butler,
f0nnen Sic. obne Die God3ift SntIndy
5u frager, beralisbefommen, o. Der
YiidienladJs geltern NbenG gntt5
alfgegeiien tpor0en lit? Sd mil fe
uidt felbft fragen; oenn pie1eid5t baf
Tie Sen 2ad,s naifgegeiien, iinb 6oir1t
tpiir6e ibr nei1te 6rage eiit @eiibI
Ser llnbebaglidfeit peruriaden.~
agsitte, Waoam1 ~ertpioerte SoBn,
ole Ireue God3in bot 0ell 0iihle1t-
iadJs a~ufgegeiien. uno peru1 Sic ibr
etfpns oariiber lagtefL f0nnteit ffie
ibr oaourb fem gr0beres GefiibI Der
uubebngIidfeit perltrIad,en als fie
fdlnu hnt
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Grei Merifaner itablen Iebt!

Grei Merifmcr itnblen leBtc
gaod)t aus 9alerico's Saloon an Der
4ouiton uno s2areOo Strabc ell
Drateno 4unrt Sdynaps. Sic mar.
ben babel bon Der Boli5ei iiberraid1
aulo goIisilt 9efa feuerte mebrert
Ehu{ie butter ben 2erIen Der. vi
1rcr Ser gpibtaibes ldrie babel an'
s1iro eg niro angeriomnlen, oaB e
pcripin0et puroe: bod gelang es al
len Dreien si entfommcf. Ter
@duaps, fir ben iic ibr 2ebefl ris
fiert bottcn, miBtrn tie inoeB 81
rid Iaiien.
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u III { + | { i.


Oas /. SEEM Doyfer &apaQerie
&egiment, Oos sur Bet IN grptprs
bile ltationiert lit, lit am 9onmers
tag in nnierer Staot a%ngefommell
UNI einem JllBbaIl SpieIe bei5u
tpobnen, 0as bon ben uSeams~ oes
SEEM Oorfer ni1b bes 2. ternnilher
Snfanterie &egiments am Som1tae
Bier peranltaltet miro. 8eibc Gegi
menter peroen 5reitag abeiio Dos
Empire 9beater beIubelL no lid
bns Sftett Der SEEM Norfer &apallei
RE b0ren Iaiien miro. Cine @nln.
goritellung. 5u Der @e1. 5l1aitor
uno Die Milit6rbeboroen eingeIaoe.
fino; lit fir Samitag abelo in Dem.
ielben 9beater IN ausfiht genom.
met. I
Ger Beethoven Manncrd)oi
perdnltaltet am sonntag 4beno, 5.
%. SSdrliiar, cine MISUNDERSTANDING
nit Cabaret.
g Chicken Chop Suey in Der
.6ermamnsiGbne : 6al(c am Spnntas,
Dns Mobert Green MenloriaI
@ofpital miro nab Dem iii Der leb-
ten 5iBung Der Gountp &onlmiii1re
gefaBten 8e1blnB AM i. Sebrilar
unter entipred)enoen Jeierlihfeiten
eingemeibt peroen; Oie einlaoungen
81 Der Ginueibung werOen benz
n1hit nlsgeianot, Sn Der gleiden
Sibung f~proerten Sic aommiiidre
Die biefigen 9nnfen allf, lpeIhe als
Depolitoren fir Goluntp @elber
illngieren mollell, Gffertelt ~cin5urei
den. Die Central Iruit COMPANY,
bel Der ieet Die Golhfp Gelocr De-
poniert iino, 5abIt 81 8ro5ent 3ins
fer.
81 8esablt Cure vEoa Sag, MIR
nod i3eit Big snm 81. Sanmar.
0ie Seitentiir, peld)e bon Ser
Marp Str. aus III SnIliunn's
ganf fiibrt, luiroc nnI Gonneritag
abero fllrs Dor 70 llbr bon Dem 30
IiSiiten Yoburo often gefnilOen. gu
crit slnitbte man, 0aB Elm gmbruh
beubiidtigt ooer ollsgefiibrt lei, bod
itelte iid) beralls, baB Die Cir ourh
Sic Na1ldiligfeit oes @ausnuarlfes
offen gebfieben nor.
Sic anf Sort Gam Souilon
eingerihtcte automobil Shnle, IN
Scr Soloaten ais Mrinee Gbaiif-
feurs m~lsgcbiloet meroen unO Die
lesten Moftag eroffltet muroc, 1T
iebt III pollem Sdnunae. llcber so.
Solbaten bnben lid big icet fiir ben
aurIis eintrnaen lalien.
Standardization in Der Safe
Der Sermannsiobne am Gamitas
ii. Sonntag, ben 90. il. 81. Sanilar.
@elfIeiidl Melltpurit uno 8lirit-
iuppc. Nlir fir Sermannsiobne.
Sebem Sumntag 9elifateiIen Counter
I'M g%pcilc5immer nit alisgepdblten
Sad)en.
- Die Gin ~ye0crntion OF Wprlen's
Clubs mad)t abermals Mnifrengnn-
gen, pn1 Die S~taotfommiIiion 5i be-
lpeaerl, ben Streifen 2nnoes, Der
3luiiden Der Riper ADemie uno
Wrofenriogc Bari liegt nno Der
@aiiergeitaidaft gebort, fiir bic
Stnot an5ufmifen uno oaolrd) Brat
fenrioge Narf in ieiner iesigen DE
ltaIt al crbalten.
Sn Der ant DonnerItag abge-
baltenen Sabresperiammlung Der
Clearing 9oufe aiiociation mnroe
Ferdinand SeNf 5iim Sroiioenten.
So. So. Golfer 5iln, Bice-Vraiioenten
uno 8. 6. Heigbton gum Sefretar
oieier Icreinigung geipnblt.
a Chicken Chop Suey in Der
SermanmslDbne : Sale I'M Cunning.
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gaummpHe.

Waummplle.
Sam antonio, Ger. IL gts.
@alueffun, geiterii, 1916 cts.
GottpmIamen-Yro0Mft
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AbenSnnterbaltnng NIT Cabaret,
9eethrpn Na1nuerdor, Sonntng,
%. Gan. Anfnng prd5ile 8 llbr.
Sail SpefnIationen.

gs pcrlartet, onb bic ietige no.
miniifrations Clique ben Sberifi
ssobn Eobin aIs NoDors aanoioai
aufiteIlen ulln mtcritiiben miro, mid
Gornbert, DorInn0, 2otptber nnf
.GeIlono ais aommiIidre. MS Sean.
6icot Scr Oegen Tartei miro @ol
ton 4ooo genannt.
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y0nmMpuf.
Sam antoilio, Ger, II gts.
@uIuvfun, geiterll. 1915 ets.
GottunTamen ErOonfte.
San MntOniD, 4eg.. 10. San. 1917
Erime Crude Cotton Seco Oil. 81
etnfs oei pu4eA
sieip yurf, -. Gan Spot $121os
Sauuar. $12.12 uuo $13.t3; Nebrliar.a
1910 nno $12-16; Mdr5, $12.12 mn
$12.1 Is; April, 1910 nnO $12.f5;
Mai. $12.12 unO $12.14; SUM, $1212
lnD $12.16, Sui, $12.17 ltno $12. 10.
Ni1glrlf. $12.19 nno 1920.
nrm. Erobmfte-
Gan Nutoiio, Ser, 10. San 1917r
Butter .......... 1Sc-25c Der BIO.
Ger (nnr iriite) SO. /, 40e per, $50.
Diibncr ... 15cz23c pfrs Rio.
Emrtebs zoe per Hfuno
Reaen g......- $1.S3 Der Mnldbct
3orn .......... $1.15 per BuSdcI
9dfer ..... 65t per MttfdcI
Sen ....-....... $14.e0 Der 9nnue
Wenrlie.
anrioffcln, California, $.32brS3s50,
uu0 Colorado, $8.25-$S.5 So
GiSc aurtoffeln. g8bite Onu. $1.50,
Huuapiin gnrt. ST. SO llnb $500.
: a4uiebeIn, California, $500.
Bo6nen, Crime, $2.2K per Hui&eI.
Sqndfh, $3.50 Der Dui6eL.
Tcu1nteu, Segns, 4 A5rhes $2.N0.
Mooie8den. 40c {. 1 Sch. sA9iin6e.
8ftunettotI, $1.75 per Crate.
auhf, $500 Der Crate
@riiner Bfeffer, zoe Der Yf1fn6.
Spiunt. 75c per DuideI.
Dlra. $500 fir HufA<i.
1eeteu. $3.50 per 100 Bfntto.
@eerrettigs@ rraein. per Bfo. f3Le
@urfcn, per Crate, $500.
Gelerte. 90c II. $f.00 Der Iskben0.
WeterfiIie, 40c Der 4bc.s NtnSel.
G~ierpfiarrdeil, 12c Der Bfan0.
2opffalot, Cal, $500 Der Crate.
@elbe Wur3eIn, soc per TMbent.
gdntaIoupes, Standard, $S.25 Der
Crate; Torb. Toe per Crate.
gieD . Nalft.
Snn Antonio. Ser, 10. Ssan. f9t7-
Aiibe $500 bis $685..
Shfeu 1918 bis $685..
&dIbcr $685. bis 5000.
@ulen $500 uno $3.50.
Sdapeiae. $7.75 Biz $10.95.
ct. Qouis. 10. San. 1917. Slim
bieh. SernssWieb. $3.50 bis $500.
Gdipcine. $S.25 big S1t.20.
6ante.
S4ipere uoni GGfddfer % 2t4.
2eid5te ptm S%Iadter ........ 90 @ts.
Rriin aeinl3ene .--..-....15h eA.
Telle.
Holf nne Studs .....-... 80 gts
aneorasSiesen. per Rib. ......10 gts
Snqora.8iesen bcfddoiat -, s gH
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5t1lloig uilo mariner.
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fem Sahr itimmen.
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aruaenb, ben Tbubeen getraa mmsebeno einsnienoen, on es ans nm
shSeH@ 1T, sen. saaseu staat bereien at lahea. H#E.
9iemauS 1oate oas yltt entsesennegmem, Der bas sbsnaenseat
u1dt fort,nieten panidt. tmb nit Sr NbbefeQnns isate bic GiHienSnhg
ses reNierenDen getrases erfolgeH- a@ #
Die Rstuaa 1T Elm Gei6af ME ieOes anoere nnO besbalb erianbtn
mir uus, adrasaai4 gedmuneen anssnfhidn, anf berem prumpte ~
sabInns mir beRsben maFen, baun pine @elb lakt fb faa ostbdft fab-
9ie Grpebitipn.
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er5d3eimt ais 9ageblatt mnb @pdbenblatt.
0as sasbIat lit pprieiig uo fofet SOC per 0fonat ODER Sc per Sabr.
Gas ,gsohenblatt lit }ed5ebnietig amo fofet So per Sabr. yad Werco
SO @oo. Nab europe, Eorto e~ingeidlofen, So.