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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

300 head STEADY to loc lower; SSGisDiS Zig Packers
s5o s IfsT shiwosh, SO 25 ssiu& 90 g.
goa packing sows, sloa 1915; pigs $50
steers. She stock and feeders ' IL i;sSt SsSc
higseT; bulls steadE . to strong calves slow
pra hGsr medium Sd soUd 5
a Gi7; common. sII. 25 dis.75; light beef
steers good oSI% STd choice ,oG5 II com.
heifeTs, ss@l5; cows s7Togl475; calves,
sHiiETEP-Recepts 10000 head. Few
early sales shorn lambs. steady to strong
trade slow sheep dull and lower.
yoEEers, sal aai,a5; light Sorkers ar and pigs piss
sgdfEER Gs ANp roI hAMns,Esceipts asa.n s 300
cALyEs--Receipts. 800 head, Steady.
$, io Louis Mo- May 1sMHoGsIRsssipts !BS
tSV' tiss siS%l. 4 ~ + SgssSsTs 5S,sS;
FoSGA fffEE fSSsGg" 5000 head Native
steers, 81 lGs ;S9geiS 30; 6sifers, s,5oSia;
siSSl$ .; salyss' 81 zSSSiS, 80, ' i''ueiS'
.mbs stsEPgiSsS si0 ewes S5os Steady
Kansas City. NO., May 13.-HoGs-Re-
eeipts ~ 900 head. Generally 10c lower
leo. So bulk, 5000 20, 40; hesyiess $50. 50 a.
20 so; medium weights. S20M20,55 lights.
kip. 75G20.25; light llghts. $l90l9: :65; heavy
backing sows; $40, @2O pigs .Sl4@ 10:
CATTLE--Receipts. II 900 head and 1000
talves, All classes generally steady; veal
ralves. strong to a5 cents higher; beef
md prime, SIG. 3S@1S25; medium, STAG
nedum, s1OQl4 is: butcher cattle. heifers
4 S7 5O@l5.5O; COWS 8:85@14. %; Gamers and
Weight. si0.50@18,25: feeders steers, $40, Il
n1a st9ckers and feeders; So ,4O@15,
and classes slow aud generally steady
lambs. 81 pounds or less, si6,25 n1s.75: 81
Et1@l5, 70: yearling wethers. 4d1G: ewes
fl0g12 so: culs and common, s5@lo
< DIG; Ansora goats, T@s.75.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

silver Market Moving Cautiously
New York, May 13.--In the absence
Of late quotations from London the siI
YER market here was one of caution TO
day. The bid was Sill. while the of
fcred price was Sl21. This wide mar.
k"t brought business to Standstill and
prompted producers to hesitate. II was
explained that th" wide quotation was
more or less II protective measure
against tho usual fluctuations in the
London market. There wore no trans
octionS Of any importance in the fore
noon. The last quotation from London
was IIi2d AN ounce. decline Of 2r,d
from previous price
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

CHEESE was in small supply and firm.
with demand fa,ry active. Quota ions:
New York and Wisssceonnssin. WI sens. whole fats,
Wisconsin,, whole milk. fancy held, 500
specials higher: New York and Wisconsin.
whole-milk. fair to good. ~ m3ac.
BUTTER-The ma rket was 1c lower under
a light demand and increased pressure to
sell. We quote Solid-packed creamery. eN-
tras. Soc; higherscoring goods. COZ &C the
latter for iobbing sales; extra hrsts. 5ic:
crea amery, choice to fancy. 81 q 163c; do, fair
to good. 5h16Oc: fancy brands Of prints
Jobbine at 90 % Csc; fair TO good. 55 G6ic.
EGGS were in good request and 15c per
case higher with supplies we'll cleaned up
Quotations: Free cases nearby frsts, sli ~
per crate; current receipts. sla.a5; western
extra frsts, SLABS: frsts. sl30o; fancy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
LONDON STOCK MARKET
oit.Edsed Section strons--Hon,e
Rails Lack Steadiress

London. May 13.--The stock market
was brisk and somewhat irregular to-
day. Kaffirs were again buoyant on
the prospects Of gold price settie-
mcnt. R
There was some realizing in oil Issues,
but the undcrtone was good.
Gilt edged issues were strong. but
home rnils lacked steadiuess. Tobacco
and textile issues were strong. 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Army Knit Goods for Sale

Washington. May l3 -- The entire
stock Of surplus knit goods held by the
War Department will he offered for
sale for export purposes. it is an
nounccd. If these goods are not sold
under this restriction the industry will
be consulted before they are placed
upon the domestic market.
Most of tn" stock is in the form OF
underwear and socks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
BUSINESS NOTES

,,,, 80, =, go.
"e ne" ",peS '''''"e' ""u ."I
az - ,,, 80, 49,. """ VI,
.i as , ,,,. ,."n, r"'' W
,:s,, s.n Wv
r., .t,s ,oa tLonn ~ ,,an, aaI,ootio,,
rf s,,r,,,n. bat. e. ho ,,.nr, ,,;,l, s,,;ts
md u.;th Iioht .,,r,,,or Iros,o. Josonl,
was with Bonwit Teller for seven wears
Nb;,o re,orts ;rd;c,to tho, ,ho s,Ie
of J,n,noso s,tins /, incro,s;ny ste,d-
;lv in This country irtcrosts in certain
ou,rtor, of tbc s;I,. trodo h,liovo th,t
thc imnortotion of This fabric will have
M sor;o,s ,rcct in tbo American gill;
m.rket
Cab,e d;sna,cIes receiveJ from lam.
t,rors ,r uor,on., ,nnoro, oro nrS,,r
ino to orto. tno n.r',ot in this rnrntrv
to oornoto ,rith ,r,o,.i,.,,, ,nnn,,foo,nr
ars ,,,Ln offor onriaa at Dali. naIoI,
The bureau of mines will dedicate its
new million dollar laboratory and
workshops at pittsburgh on September
20. High officials of the government.
together with the governors of the prin
ripal mining states and the leaders in
the mining industries and miners Or
ganizations will be present to take part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
Extra by American Sugar Refining

New York. May l3.-Thc American
Sugar Refining Company declared an
extra dividend of = of per cent on
the common and the regular quarterly
dividends of II, per cent on preferred
and the common stocks. payable July
> to stock of record June >. Dividends
are the same as last quarter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
POULT RY

LIVE POULTRY was in fair request aid
steady. Quotations: Fowls via express. 3Ic:
exceptional lots higher: spring chickens
lbs. apiece, Go@G5c: White .Leghorns. br9il-
ers 500 SEC; ROSTERS 23W2ic: ducks; Pskin
- a 36c: ducks. Indian Runner. 2sdp SnC =;
geese. - 25c; pigeons. old per nair 4s~
DRESSED POULTRY was Arm and fowls
were higher. with light offerings OF choice
stock. Squads were easier. Quota tions were
az follows: Folws. fresh-killed, dry-picked'
in boxes. wcighIng ) lbs. and over apiece;
3sc; weighing 3a "a lbs. 3Sc;. weighing =
lbs 38T37c; smaller sizes. 80 n 34c; fresh
killed. in bbls. fancy. dry-picked, weighing
: lbs. and over apiece. $50: weighing 3ts a.
Az lbs apiece. 3sc; weighing lbs, 36c;
smaller sizes. 80 634c old rOosters; dry,
picked, 27c; spring ducks, Long Island: 43w
45c: squads. per dozen, white, Weighing II
D12 lbs. per dozen. So. s.5O3025: do do.
Weighing oal0 lbs. per dozen. S.33o@s'22:
do. do. weighing lbs. per doEen. snms.,?;
do, 90. weighing e@8h lbs: per dozen,
81. SOFAS. 5O; darks. sl.5Oa2.25; small and
Na - nnpG m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
STRENGTH Of CLOTH
MART HELPS COTTON
Prices Advance on Large Buy
ing Of Contracts-Liverpool
Purchases Late Months
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. May 1S The following tenn
peratures were recorded in the cotton belt
Memphis. Chsttanooga, Knoxville and viii
mington. 80: Oklahoma, Atlanta and Fort
and Montsomery. "a; New Orleans Au-
Eusta, Thomasvile and Tampa. 6s: Corpus
' SnG sfT'.sSS snS JSessonR GHHe'Gn %
Fsr Ss' 1'h s.a Of RniSHo PTiSiR'2s s st
Fort smith. % at Little Rock and Mem.
phis. l.12 al New Orleans. OF at Chatta-
noosa and so at Atlanta.
New York. May 13.-The trade was
large buyer Of cotton contracts at the
opening today. doubtless influenced by
the strength Of the cloth markets. and
first prices advanced eight to twenty
points. which. however. hardly reflected
the very firm cables. Liverpool sold
July. but bought the later months.
Realizing and southern selling. at
tracted by the opening advance. were
absorbed on reaction to about last
nights closing figures. and the market
soon turned firmer on the bullish news
from the goods trade. trade buying and
covering.
The circulation of May notices did
not appear TO have much influence be
yond giving the near months rela
lively easy tone, and active positions
sold about 13 to 20 points net higher.
The advance was again checked AT
this level by realizing. and later fuc-
tuatons were somewhat irregular. with
general business comparatively quiet.
Provision also is made in the organ
ization plan for the corporation to lent
money to dealers or shippers on Sc
curity of warehouse receipts in case
where cotton is being assembled for OK
port. Thus it would finance the entir'
export transaction.
The draft Of the proposed powers fo
the corporation will be submitted late
this week to the entire conference o
representatives Of the cotton intcrest
at New Orleans and adoption of th
plan. without material modification i
expected.
The receipts at the ports for the daN
are estimated at 1900 bales, agains
1857 bales n week ago. S126 bales ;
year ago and 1883 bales two year.
ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
VALUES IN CORN PIT
SUFFER SHARP LOSS
Weather, Larger Offerings and
Smaller Demand for Spot In
duce Free Sales
GRAIN prrT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Ch'cnro, May i3.--nlinots and ,Wi;con-
sin-Fs,r tonight and S prS6aGly ,S,,Sf WfdpgSd and
Arlnnesota-Psrt cloud, -, Sn6 t9nisG6t; eG9IGr T,ir
tTs extreme Northwest % war MsanesGSi taSisht and
wednoeday, North Dakota--Fair tonight
and wednesday; cooler t9niEMht; EMsorss sgSih s9aW
ss9,sFTr 'GU,fs tomisS H%a ana WednesS
cooler Kansas--Mostly cloudy ,,tr1,,Fl,t tonight
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Chicago. May 13.--Groatly improved
weather in the belt, large offerings
from the country and softer tone IN
the cash article here in the Southwest,
together with smaller demand for spot
from the East. induced free selling of
corn today by local interests and com
mission houses under which values SUI
fered sharp losses.
Cash houses purchased which. with
buying by leading longs and some cover
ing by shorts. brought about recoveries
at times. but they were only temporary.
Owing to yesterdays heavy covering.
the market was in position to be af-
fectcd easily by selling.
'onulllOnS were 'I'HF anu WhlHi
throughout the West and favorable for
work in the fields.
Oats also were weaker under pres
sure from local interests and conmis-
sion houses. due to the weakness in
corn, the improved weather and a, re =
port from private authority in Texas
to the effect that tho outlook for the
crop there was fine and that nothing
but hot wave would injure it..
Trade was comparatively. quiet aud
the demand for the cash article slow.
Leading futures ranged at follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were in moderate request and
fine stock ruled a shade frmer Other Nsse-
tables were. quiet al reyIsed figures quo Gu
20. l. per 100 lbs. 81 .t9@Gts5 ,S@ Whits d ts
Land per 100 lbs, s2,35@2.4o White pots- Md =;
:: no. ;, s5.5O6r8. Sweet potatoes. Jersey.
per basket--No, /. s:.5oG325 rsbbase:
sout hern. per hamper. s243: do. DO per
cTate. S5g8; do, Norfolk, per bbI; 20.
onions. Texas. yellow. per !rat"' sipf'2''
do, do white per crate, Si.I5U0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm with fair
jobbng demand. The quotations were az
airdried, isc; beef, ,knuckles and tenders,
smoked and air-dried. 4sc; porx. family,
36isc; do, skinned. loose, 34ia 835ihc: do
DO. smoked, 38h q 3!hc: hams; boiled, bone
less. b1c picnic shoulders, s. y. cured
loose. 2sisc; do smoked. 2slsc: bellies. In
pickle, loose, sic; breakfast bacon 4oc;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
BANK cLEARINos

Bank clesrinss today compared with cor
responding day last two years; l y
nes'sa ss2 isisse 81: sSs sse ss. is ssc
faus is IS sss M ~ ss'S5s rs rs & &sa jisi57i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
FRESH FRUITS

Choice stock met with fair sale and prices
generally ruled steady as follows, apples;
Rsw Rsssets 9ors ppes PennsyvSna and
Virginia. per bbl.--Ben Davis. $8ms: GANG.
81 so. Apples. western. per box, -: 20
TIi. o.. Lemons. per box. SS ion .. -.
Oranges. Florida. per crate. 81 6OgI.20: do.
California, per box. 50 so 40 Z. 20: GRAPEFRUIT
per box. S4mS.l0. strawberries. southern
ne 1OfI o5C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The srket was quiet on basis of &c
for fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-13

Cable dispatches received from Lon
don indicate that British manufac
turcrs of womcn's apparel are prNDar
ing to enter the market in this country
TO compete with American manufactur-
ers who offer copies of Paris models.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

@uppliesr $3.50; S. 8. Commit, Selepbon
3ieben Der @rob@ uno &leineei6tporenen
$500; besglei9en, Sriebensribtersgez
biibr, Sreitae $24.95; Srau S. g. Dunn
Nuslagen bei Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1928; Srib grob Co., Supplies $89.15;
besglei6en 8lanfs nnb Supplies $73.;
besgleiden 8lnnfbu9 $36.7O; Hecorobu9
$68.00; Gillian Sreitag, 3eugengebiibr,
Sreitng $3.50; Sub @nns, 9rnd1ahen
$27.00; 8. B. @D9re, Coroner ebib<
rem unb Iuslagen, 2acb $5.45; 8. @.
@D9rs, Coroner @ebiibren l1nb Muslagen,
Hbobe $5.45; besglei6en 0anfe $5.45;
8al. German, &omiteez Irbeit fir neues
@ourtbaus nnb @efdngnis $32.19; Srnn3
9eimann, Supplies $500; S. g. 9tmsl,
Sreimarfen etc. $1505; S. S. &ibotpsz
Fl, &eparatnr bon M0beln $3.50; &an0iz
bobi COUNTY, ,Muslagen fir Yriifung bes
@orebibi 9eabrid $1,000; Sobn Gang.
Sreimnrfen etc. $22.25.
g. 81. 2abr, &omiteez Mrbeit fir neues
gourtbaus unb @efdngnis $32.19; Sobr
8. 2eD, Elm 9nbenD ct. gloub 5tabtz
abreBbii6er $4,000. MiGael 2o1o, &o>
miteezMrbeit fir neues gourtbaus UNI
@efdngnis $32.19; Wab Rrinting g..
Sobarbeiten $15.75; besgleiGen $4,000;
besglei4en $1.76; Minn. Staatsz5 Cont
tarinm, 8ebanblung bon grfrantter
$137.20; @agre NoB Co., Supplies 81;
Sran emma Wabntban, Iuslagen bel
Ser 8obltdtigfeitsbeb0rbe $17.36; S. g.
W%un1inger, Ylumbierz 8epnraturen &c.
10; g. II. g. 60. S%obarbeiten $352.15.
1915; @arrD @eu, Supplies fir $40.
1901 Sob 5000. 8. 81. Btnault, @oroz
nersgebibren un6 Nuslagen 8olf $5.45;
Hanneb County Neutrality-suspicious.
Sofepb Rlantenberg $40.32; g. g. @60z
ner, Sberiffsauslagen $61.11; Pfeiffer
$780,; Sreirnarten etc. $35.71; Sc
biibr be5ablt an Watrone $4,000; 8ef0z
jtignng Ser &annbec County, @efangez
men $4,000; Ser @tearns County, @efanz
genen $4,000; Security g. 8. II. II. 60.
8lanf unb @ecorb Bu9er $780,;
$685. &nrl @9mitt, 3engz
nisnblGreiben, Sreitag $500; S. 6.
@9narb, @ol5 fir @ourtbaus $30.51;
8aunce II. Sberpoob, Yublifationen nno
Sobarbeiten $500; Simes Rubliibing
Co., Ber0ffentli9ung Ser 8erbDrsnoti5
$3.50; Desglei6en $40, $500. $40,
$3.50, $40; 8erDffentli9na9 Der Be-
bDrbe Berban0lungen $14.25; besgleiz
ben $51.75; 81. SbomeD, Sreimarfen etc.
4 5.92; S. 90. Bagoner, @oI3 fiirgourtz
6nns $174.29; Sacob 8eber, @omiteez
Nrbeit fir neres @onrtbaus unb &C.
$32.19; &nr1 @eibner, Con-
table @ebibren, @rein $4.75; s. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
p~erhanNlmftoctt
oes BOARD Der County
RommiHdre bon 5tearns
County mtnnelota.

anf Iutrne Deg S. S. 8prgmann, unz
terltiiet BON Nt6. 2p1p, ipurbe an9eorbz
net: Sa bas @eIu6 bon s. S. S6mibt,
9rnnobeIiser inf Sd)uloiltrift POI III Die
lem eolntp, III lpeld)em bargetou lit, Dab
er Der giseutiimer ser 1pGterbin bcihriez
benen 2droereien 1T, Sic in eerunltem
SduIbiitritt seIegen Iinn, unb baB feline
2dnbereieu an Ben S6ulpiitrift 1873 grenz
gen; uub in peld)em uad)aelu6t miro,
DuB feline 2dnoercien bonn 9i1tritt 201
aetrennt uub Dem 9i1trift 122 aus fol-
eennen @riilloen 5u9eteilt merDen 1ollen:
Dap i'd feline bireften @e9e 5u ir9eno Ell
mem Sdulbauie babe, nnb hab metner
&i1ber Seller ~treu5en miiilcn, gu irgenp
elnem S6ulhulie 81 ton1mcn; baB Die
Sntfernung bon rneirer @obnulg gum
S6uloiltritt 1872 * Meile ndber lit als
au einem i'm 9iitrift POI, hab i6 Elm 8
Sabre aItes r1b eiu 7 Sabre altes .&inb
babe. Die sic Sdule beluden unb 5llr
8inter5eit es fir Sic &leinen bart lit,
ipeiter benu npt1penbi9 5u geben, Der
@ountpbeborbe in ibrer am g.. September
1919 gebalteuen 5isuu9 5rr Nbbanolul1g
oes belagteu Sparo u1terbreitet nurbe,
10 ipurbe Don Ser Seb0rne nl1gepronet,
DAP Elm &erbDr be5iigIid bes @eil1dbes in
Der init Dem IS. Nopember 1919 begin=
renben Sisl19 in Der County Iubitprs
Office in ser Stabt ct. CLUB in gez
na1lutem County ge5nIten nerb; ul1b
meiterbiu angepronet, bab 8efanntmn=
dung be5iisIid Ser Belt unb bes Srtes
fir Elm lplhes GerbDr e~rla11en lperDe
nur6 Inbefteu elmer &~erbDrs11ptis an
BRET Dffentliden 9laben in iebem Ser
Sd]uloilfritte, sic babel beriibrt iperben,
u1lo our6 Folt5l1enoung elmer Ibld]rtft
Deg 9elud}es an Ben Glerf zines ieben
Der helagteu SGulbtitrifte ip%euig1tens 10
Gage Dor Der fir bas &erbDr be1timmten
3ett u1lo burd) Observation-Disclosures
lidung IN ct. GIpub Simes, elmer tdgIiz
diem qualifi5ierteu 3eitung, sic in ct.
Slnun 9eorl1dt nno beral1sge9eben miro;
l1nh oa in Der am 1S. Nopember 1919
.beginnerbeu Sisung bieier SebrDbe Be-
leg fur TerOffentlid)ung, Inbeften unb
Snlenoen Der @erb0rsnoti5 mebr benu
5ebn Sage Dor Sem lebtgenaunten 9atum
CUR Stele mar, 10 lpurDe bns @elu6 Of
fentli6 perlel EN- urD bon Der 8eb0rbe nit
allen, mas bon ben babel interellierten
Surteien fir ooer gegen @enebmigung
Deg 8eludes borgebra6t tpurDe, er0rtert;
uno iiberseugt, aus Ser beim @erbDr her,
uoreebradten gbiben5, DaR Die in 6eml
8eiu6 entbalteneu Nugaben Der @abrz
belt ent1pre6en; unb 90 oieie 8eb0rbe9
Der Inlidt lit, baB bas @eiud 9enebmigt
lueroen fou, 10 lit hermit an9eoronet Ii.
bettmn1t, oaB folgeno be16riebene Cant
Sereier, Die fem gi9entum ii1b: NgA
BON Seft. 5, Sotpn1hip 1913, Gange 81
8. hermit bonn 9iifrift POI getrennt nnD
DEM Sudloiitrift 1872 5ugeteilt linD; unb
beloste 9drbereien bilben birmit fir ale
3pede einen Sell bes lettsenanntenS 6uI
6iItrifts. 9ntiert Sen Is. Nopember 1919.
SIM Suffrage Ser Gourltbbeb0rbe:
(Stegel)
g. 81. Sabr, @or1iber ser gountbbez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18

0leber, Sizes fir SO. 9 g. 81. $685.;
paratur $54S.45; 81: 81: Sbeiien, @epara<
tur an &raftlpagen $27.9S; Nellon Nerz
camille Co.. Erudz 8ebedungeu $3.50; 81.
81. Nellon, Sanbperfs5eug fir $50. 1 Sob
$11.72; Yaoua Sarmers Store, Supplies
fir SO. 1901 Sob $S3.41; RnDnesbiue
5tod Sarm, Supplies fir SO. 2 g. 81.
$3.50; 3uiieu @raber Mfe. Co., Graz
biermaf9inen 9teparatur $64.70+ Desz
gleiden $2.73, $1.S7; Stepb. q. &ubolpb
Irbeit an gpuntbtpeg $1O4. SO; Sbpn1as
@auer, Supplies fir $50. 7 g. 81. $22.z
49; Sanitary Menl Warfet, Supplies
fir $40. 1901 Sob $24.35; q. 5nlmonb,
3eparatur nes@ege Iutos $1.40; Srall
@eprg Gpears, Supplies fir g. 81. $14.=
35; Sbomas 5aler, 2Groer fir g. 81.
1925; @eorg g.. @teberbing, @erf3eug
Heparaturen an 5000. 40 Maint. $3.05;
Milton @mitb, Diiete elmer 9ampfmaz
1dine fir g. 81. glrbeit $195.50; 8.
Sbnrsbnle II. Co., S6lubab16dbung an
So. 25 Rroiett $40O9.34; @m 8eue,
Supplies fir gountpipeg 1912; 81. @.
8ater1nar, Supplies fir 1901 Sob $22.=
70; Nidarb 8ebber, Sizes fir SO. g. 81.
$277.87; Sbomas @enner, 8riidenz2um<
ber $3.50; @enner II. g., Supplies fir
$50. / Waint $1.OO; 6. $. @et, Seoeral
cSngerieurenzIuslage $115.65; besgleiz
den $79.05; S. S. @inter, 9ien1t als
8riidenz eSn5peftor $4,000; S. S. 8tnz
ter, Muslagen als 8riiden< eftor
1920; Sp6n $. @olter, 2iabiIitb Ser
1iGerungszBrdmie $150.9O+ Cigar s.
Bella, Nnterial fir @e9e Sra9ttpa9en
$1,000. 80; s. g. Bradley, Sngenieurenz
9ien1te BEL $40. 26 gountbgraben $87;
Bm. grnit, Nutofabrt na9 $50. 81
~gountb9raben $4,000; Samuel g.. Gbute
Superintendent an S. 9. $50. 1 g. g.
6. II. SO. $40; besgleiden an SEQ. 81
g%ountbgraben $45.O5; Nortb @tnr g. II.
g. Co., @er0HentliGnng eines Briefes
be3iiglt6 S. 9. $50. 8 g.. II. 6. $3.50;
s.. Senboorbe, Nrbeit an SO. 81 gounz
tngraben 1910; 81. EbomeD, Iubttors
@ebibren geo. SO unb As gountDgraben
$500; Sobn s.. 8plter, 8onbzFrdmium
s. 9. $50. 3 g. II. 6. $3.50; Bm. s.
Mlben, SrieDensridters9ebibr, Yfeiffer,
$685.; 8. 81. 80rger, Srein1arfen etc.
$17.2O; Inslagen als superintendent
$154.25; 4uslagen bel Der Bobltdtigz
feits 8eb0rbe $1,000; besglei9en $1,000
gli1e 8%arfbofer, 3el9en9ebiibr, Sreita9
$19.16; s. S. 8orgmar11, &omiteez @orf
fir nenes gonrtbaus nnb @efdngnis
$32.19; SamueI g. Gbnbe, Sngenieurenz
6ient beim @efdnsnis= @runoihid $685.
so; IS. 8. Callahan, Muslagen i'm Na9<
lnbgeri9t $500; 9orner II. @infler,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-18
Madmitta9sftung, ben 19. Mopentber
1919.

Ser @ertagung gemdB trat Die Be-
b1rDe 3u1ammen- g. g. 2nbr nls Torz
iiber unb ale MitgIieber antpe1enb. Iuf
Mntraq tpnrDen foIgenbe 9febnnngen err
Ia11bt un0 benz @ei eb 8nfolge CUR 3ubz
Sc o1in $96.2S; bes9leiden $93.40; Beg
glei6en $85.40. sc. 8nuer. @upplies 9:
St. $50. 7 $9.75; Belgrade 2eib1tau, Sahrt
nad g.. 81. SEQ. 16 $1,000; Berger W&fg.
Co., guIberts $17.76, 1852, $29.49,
5000, $6O.63; 2ouis 8or9mann, Sizes
fir g. 81. SO. 9 1920; Sreb 8orgz
mann, 2ebm fir g. 81. SEQ. 8 $13.O5;
g. 8orqerbing II. 60. - Bridenz2un1z
ber $3.50; EBomas 8obnen, Supplies
fir Wninit. SO. 4 $1,000; bes9let6en
$46.45; Glebelan6 @red 60. $ents u11D
BIanfets fir 8egenrbeiter $182.50; sc.
s. glebeIanb, @odtpeg =SngenieurenzMn sz
Iaqen $114.49; Concrete GILBERT &c.,
Gulberts $%261.12; Sacob Seiben, 5upz
plies fir Mnint $50. 10 $685.; GLIDE
8eee Maf6inen 60. @rabierreparatur
$5.75; g. g. @an1en, Supplies fir 1901
SOB $6S.95; 6. @iuerub II. 50. Cup
plies $2.O6; M2ntb. Sail, Martierpfoiten
$3.50; @nrrle Garage, Bege Iutoz9fe<
paratnren $780, stephan &ep1tg, Mrbeit
limb Supplies fir $50. 7 g. st. $118:O0;
Clemens Soft, &eparaturen an $50. Z g..
81. $98.58; &eppb II. Scott, &eparaturen
unb Supplies fir $50. Z g. ST. $91.64;
&ortan, 2ebm fir $40. 5 g. st.
$11.25; Wntb. &o19erer, Nrbett an $50.
g. 81. $500; bes9lei6en $500; 6. S.
2abner II. 60. @erdte fir @egearbeiter
$28.98; Ole 2erent1on, &%eparatur an
&iesma56ine $2.75; @ebr. 2eitber, Cup
plies fir $50. 7 g.. n. $175.04; Clarence
2o1o, Wiete fir neutrality-suspicious.
$4,000; 81. sc. Mab1en, 8ef0itigung Der
SSnqenieuren Mrbeitsm nnni9nft SEQ. 16,
8. 81. $43.6O; Feter WeDer, &iesfabren
fir $50. IA g. 81. $54.00; Srnu IS.