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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
The News OF Business

NOMNERCAL borrowers continued waiting
~ week with the result that the operations for the
OF merchants and manufacturers
inc h place the steel strike has
regardless of the fact that the blow industry v organized
m not 1a with the force predicted by the
SECOND place commercial firms not
past because Of their
ohs are rapid making possible quicker Of
commercial continued rule at
well snown discounted per cent The better known
paper went at o per cent while on
straight per cent basis The bulk at 50 Der
cent basis.
Deaers IN aceptances complained Of falling
when up TO last week has been remarkably
oans were not about buying short term
was due large to the had
he call money market where borrowers paid pr
or accommodations Call loans
eA DIS he result of temporary ngency
heavy government operations Easier
week winch may result broadening of
lhee mas remarkable
IN the United States 1t estimated that accent
ing banks -Four there only New York
reserve District alone there 1871
Inc richmond district second with As and As
Rates on bankers accepances unchanged, folovs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
GOL0Rs- 5iciss Dyesfufs
Rclieve SHORTAGE

7r1l.1' F..'!..l !. -.
Swiss dvesti,tfs bas , a,|-1.. o4lf9es OF
present tho ac,,t t,,'7 L C,..glea 'er the
,olors "a wool o,roo 9,'0s .4se o. sqcn
and bonzo fast srarla. ~ pa'elt oiHe
colors stated fbat ub;ia ~. ~. 2ol.ers 81
ments OF dves which Nv, '1 a.u eo'is : -
not cover ali the oraors' = 80 a. .9p ~l1i
viii 90 Ian,g 49,. 80 ,,-,a ~. nHna tney
he Immediate needs ~ CO.., 90 p.1-s ~ :
ers. Old custoners ubo S9','s oo,ls UNI
ha,o hao, ,.,,t y, u ''e pa yNIe' IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Rumania Shoe Factories
Leather Manufacturers Here See
Chance for Trade

Rumania. according to reports re-
eeived at the Tanners Council OF
America. Is constructing large shoe
factories In the region about Constar-
tina. Prior to the war the whole boot
and shoe trade OF Rumania was in the
hands Of the Germans. Shoes at present
are scarce and high priced 1t il -
Eeved, therefore, that the time IS or
perfume for laying the foundation ii
an enlarged domestic shoe indus.s-
and this will probably lead in the near
future 70 considerable demand for in
ported leather part cularly the medium
and better grades OF upper leather
AS Rumanians think favorably o.
American manufacturers, the possibili-
ties Of doing a large business IN leather
IN the future is bright Il was said at
the Tanners Council if Americans DO
not take advantage Of this opportunity
German merchants vii regain Their
former markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
hlBBER-Prices Up on
Light Bu,i;ng

limited business was transacted in
ne crude rubber market yesterday at
slightly Grmer prices. Cables from
london and Singapore reported strong
markets with prices unchanged.
Ribbed smoke sheets were quoted ID
one-qparter to one-half cent over the
preceding close, dealers asking 491a
cents pound For first latex on the
spot 500 cents vas asked, also an
advance Of one-half cent On the pound.
brown crepe was quoted a 1919 cents.
The Paras were in fair demand a.
srn quotations. At the close Up-River
Sire could be purch ased for 5412 cents.
Naile tp-River Caucho brought 33
cents pound. October December rub
Der closed a. unchanged quotations.
dealers asking 49, cents cor ribbed
smoke sheets ana cent more for
IT'S. lack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-Producers
of raw fertilizer material have been in
vited by the Department of Agriculture
to a conference in Washinglo on on Oc-
tober and to- discuss scale of fair
prices for their commodities. The de-
partment announced that investigat ion
had shown there should be consider
able reduction in prices Of raw fer
tilizer materials Cottonseed meal
manufacturers will De heard on Octo-
Der 7 and the other producers on
the 6tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Buyers Arrived

e.. AT,To0NA. PENN. z. Cabs 81 Co:
A. 9artHer- carpets upholstery ESQ
BING4IAAlTcN Y Wv. r Miller y
e. Mcguire. BOOKS, stationery
BOWLING GREaN. ohio-A Froney &
rAperies clothing mems furnishing
BosToN-Eiariage, Levi. 81 Co.; G.
Lewis, drygocas. Marlborough
tAIC-A-I0--t Carson Prize & Scott - p
Maddox rugs, carpets 404 Fourth Ave
cHIcAG0-Great Western Man o-as-
CO.. II Danz~sr. Grygoods. novelties.
-iorhing Coun-odore
DALLAS fex.-rahes Furniture & Car
ret 90 j. ~ IAol.-4s carpets, furniture
MlLNAJ'KHE- ehus,er & Co.; I. r
IL l-~er carpets rugs draperios liroleurna
SnadeS pictures. frames, 404 Fourth Ave-
PIlLADELPI Blum. ostrich and
tancy feathers Loneacre.
FEiLA Dtl-P HIA--rhe A. B. Skin,
wash SKIRTS. Alcazar
PlTFsHJ 20 H-Rosenoaurn Co; J.
Baum. furniture; lls " aga Street. room
observation-disclosures & Co., o. x.
Merits, ladies'. calidrens shoes, as e.
-, a Street Mar borough.
~, sioND. a-hautfnann & Co: r
L. iNal' mann. millinery. 553 Fifth Ave
ST LoCis-sri-. Baer & rulor. Mss
Z. = 'FeA i,il'iinery 10 w 92nd srreet.
Il. T. wilson, upholstery. draperies
TALLAHASSEE Fla-J ". corbe.
,drnlf IRE. Psnnsy wanna
m tyHDNlO- ont-sEitt 81 Co; V II
EDWARDS waists. dresses millinery,
gloves. n@cHwear, handkerchief,
" - HINGTON. D. C-M. Golden5ery;
Il. g. Koch. millinery; itxQ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Mexicans Ask for Greater
Export DUTY on Hides

Mexican tanners and shoe manufact-
urers are reported to have petitioned
for an increase of the export duty on
raw stock, charging that 80 per cent of
the hides now exported are needed for
domestic use. American interests ara
seeking verihcation Of this report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. YeArago
Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. 5 so els GO $l375 q Is 90
Dressed beef, sides,
ID. ........... ITO IS is q rs
Live veas, COM
mon to prime
100 los. .'...:... ls.ooQ25.oo 14sOQ21oo
Live lambs fair
to prime 100
lbs ...-... l25O63153 5 - On N IA IN
Dressed hogs. ba-
con, lb...'.'.. ,24a. N.25I. aa4 q .2sh
Mess beef, Dbl. "a. % q $500 $500 u $500
Lard. mid West
100 lbs. ..2ys502775 assoqasso
Ness pork. bb! 1890 @ 5000 4e0oQ4s.5o
Dressed veal. city
h. ,......:.:. $50 SO .24e 81
lbs. ...'..... 1000 $50 soo9l2.oo
Dressed mutton,
- city, Id ;;...,:: $50 IA .ls@ 20
city. ID. .....' 100 .2s 500 IS
uogs, 100. lbs. ....lS 0OGl1sa5 1000 a 20 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
German Duties PAYABLE i'm Gold

Customs duties in Germany are no
longer payable in paper currency, but
must be paid in gold. While bills are
in some cases accepted, they are taken
only at reduced values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
London Money Market

LONDON. Sept. 27.--Money s1s per
cent. Discount rates-Short bills 3 71S
Ca3ia per cent? three months, 9-16G
o-S per cent. Gold premiums at Lis
bon, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

in the industry are adjusAa. Once
manufacturers see the end the la3o
controversy, active buying viii begin.
t was SAID, as most shoe Factories have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

e.uity in d.zposing of their wares. AMI
demand full payment for all goods at
The time Of delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Business Items

THE Netherlands Union OF Shoernakers
and Shoe Dealers IN a memorandum to the
Dutch government, a copy Of which has been
received at the Foreign Trade Bureau Of the
Tanners Council of America. brings out the
fact that nee the renewal Of the maximum
price restric t.ons imposed during the war.
the prce of leather has gone up 100 per
cent above maximum prices and about 300
per cent above prices ruling prior to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
tieulariy those from Santos The local
sp4e I.tHNet was quiet and unchauged
Range Of prices follows:
Hutter. Cheese and Eoos

Butter -Receipts. $50 Packages. Cream
cry higher than extras ID. e2ia 63c: ex-
tras. 81 score, &C; arsts. 90 to 81 score. 81
q Gle fists. 81 to 80 score. 52Q55c: gee
onas So 70 s. score. 50l4 q 52lsc, lowe
sr*aes' q = q 4a'sc' unsalted, higher tha1
tEtras s. 96Gc. extras, s. r. GlG4iec: first.
% n 02 iac. seconds Is 4 ste. state daj~,,
tubs finest GOO Gle: good to prime. 5i@
Owe common to fair. IL 05ac: ladies' cur
s rem max. nrsts. ! IN $50. seconds 45is a
sue; lover grades, 4a1t 45c. packing stock
current make No !. a5Q45lac No p
s4'2c' lower grades, 42@ 44c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

Wednesday-In Missouri.
Saturday--ln Egypt, Honduras, Mo
rocco and Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

Sugar and Coffee

sugar-Chlcago adviees stated that the
United States sugar Manufacturers have
recommended that the United states Sugar
Equalization Board be continued with au-
thority to purchase tho 1920 Cuban sugar
crop. It is nov believed. however that this
would be feasible. as there have been
large sales OF the new crop for shipment
from December to well along into next
year at advancing prices. and reports from
cuba have stated that practically all tho
producers there want an open and free
market. Local conditions remal.red ur-
changed. with the demand exceeding the
supply ard all rehuers Withdrawn for new
business. The sugar Equalization Board
failed to a.lot any raw sugars on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

An article clipped from the "Neder-
landische Lederndustre" by the Foreign
Trade Bureau of the Tanners Council. says
in part; Heavy Ba, an hides are being
sold in Berlin for the sum of 100 marks and
up and c. mmon hides of we ght OF
sixty pounds bringing 500 marks and
up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

- V'P.5' I'M b3Nes. STATE,
whole milk fresh fats, colored, III. s0la a.
81 = e; white, 30i? ai3lc; average run. col
9 OF q, 80 a 5qNo Whit SOC; lower grades.
:, q - &c heid fats specials. 3lN2l Y c
aNe4A'r run 2ei2 q 3Oi3o, twins. specials.
co.oref or white. a0l3Glsc; average run
: = q -9@4 lower grades - n 25c, W!scon-
sih "n"le mix, twins. frcsh. 2gQ3Oc.
slngle Daisies, fresh, 30n3ll2c held 81
u 32c, double Daisies fresh 5008Io held
3 q ii &c Young Americas fresh 92m
81 .2e' Cheddars. Canadian. In bond 27l1 a
Is 'ac state skins. specials 2lia a221. -.
primo 70 choice. 1s419i.c fair 10 cd
IA O lie, lower grades. 7U13c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

49, FetltI0ns In ia nItruntcv
The petitions IN oanNrupte. go vae.a--
u "a. n ne Tilted states 0.str.c. Co.r,
JAMES J. BoIAND coMpANv. NC
an = Involuntary petition AGAINST James r
d 7oiAni COMPANY. Inc, Insurance brokers'
- citon street shows liabilities 81
100 OoO ana assets c, 100000 IT,
.rincipal claims are Elizabeth Mooneg
sl.-oo. Fred T Dunlap. So seneca Pre-
Agency. Inc, {5.2lS Zalkin q cohen. s.
OhaiioeTs Street. are the attorneys
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The schedules n bankruptcy diea yast.~
day IN Tie United states District rolrt
wee follows
CHARLES CssE-scheauies n. c-ra-lo,
+ osse' trading as the French Novelty Nais-
ON pan, address, not gwen show iiantu-
les Or sAb,l'5 ana as~sts o. s. n0o n.
principal claims are. Fries-rlsr 4 t-.re-s-
s1so J. kridel & Son So. Le..r :
rgs,ater. Sl.'4e. Edward T. Lev. 70
tIith Avenue. 10 the attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Basic Commodities

'F's rr,7. 70 .-sua-v. ton ''''- . sept .
PifsaeTsh ...... ....... SIS g <2s
-, ~ .-----.-.-- 90 Hsi.
) 9 8 Inc ,.pe..srl cras,
, l1lA.7, = .--..--...---o7 4 % o-rs- oT1a
Tn s.sal.4 II 3. ~ 81. So,
PRECIOUS METALS
? T a ALI n;,re ounce '-.-.-si590 % $40 %
ssnlphuric ACID. So TOT $500 $500
G ca,1fc l se9, 10 r. io, 20 o.
soda ash. Light Cotlsl. 100
Pdsnol L loarloaa.' 81 % 3"
G,yeerine agnami,e b % % p ''7
Giyee srii'e ~ IN d drums 5os, - y: -
A!!csaoI (93on .bev1 gal.o,.4 ao-. ss $500
. i,rais Of soda. IS. 100 Ii 1900 2e7-s1a
To.ucl. pure ......... - 50 X ~
COTTON
Mddans. upland ID -.. ESQ $3.50
la8sn ala.ire No !. Shin
Japaa a4,ure KanzAi double ''' ''''
extra. iO..........,..-. IOsab 1917,
HIDES AND LEATHERs
Hidrs- city slaughter. spread.
Hides: ci-y nat. str- sci. so % %
cal'sS.n. city. 9io,a b sin 90
lea.se, sernlocs sole ''' ~ -s'-'' '-''0s'i.''
VH ,I'1T'sa.,s.. Ne l 10 -ss 81
rubber
Para. upr.yer Caacho h
First iatex pale. creep. . Set,
ran. brown. cIeyc. thin.
Plan. Ribbed snsokei sheets ; i6,s -
sQuotsfions yc- zro- -,hhs- .-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

-
ket q duh ana unlnteresting AFFAIR.
Official cables from Brazil reported steady
conditions there. the Rio and Santos spot
markets being UNCHANGED. with Santos fu-
lures unchanged to an advance OF rs reis
on the call prices were unchanged to an
advance OF points, with transactions con-
fined 20 March and May. Longs seem to
be rather tired OF their position. and
about the only pressure at the moment
comes from their occasional ltQuiJatin
orders. Aggressive selling is checked by
the feeling In the trade that as soon as
some OF the smaller holders of coffee In
Bra2Il can make sufficient sales to relieye
the pressure the market viii DO better. as
the larger holders do not seem disposed to
let 80 their coffee ct anywhere near pres
ent values. It IS believed that there are
buying orders here tust under the market
and THIS also seesns to influence sentiment
Weakness developed late In the morning
receipt or two special ca blos reporting
sharp declines in Santos futures and final
prices were TO Is points net lower. Firm
offers from Brazil also were easier. par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
are unchanged, as follows:


TO delivery within thrt member bank bills are
quoted at 7l6 cent egb at and in.
eligible oatk bills at 6
Inc following table gives current discount twelve
eoer Reserve banks commercial periods and on trade
accepances up to ninety days:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Schedules In Bankrup,cy
Jud gnlents Filed

mo following tud gments were flied yes
debtor: " Tao
In New York Cnunfx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

Kye-Market firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nv York close ciof, arn
ash No. Vest - $lCJls sl.-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Satisfied judgments

Tbs hrst name Is that OF tho debtor: .hs
second that OF the creditor and dara yrSso
Judgment was fled:
In New York C,nr+v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

In Bronx County
Ruhe. John N--Title Gua-an-
antee d Trust Co...
Zurlch. Harold-S Ualuar,n et ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
Business Troubles

uotAfions for sDot rubber only.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Rih1no110.

ugat" @an8er u11b SSrm5 &rap iinb
ans Sraufrei6, mo lie int 8aterlanos@
oienite ftanoen, 8urudgetebrt nro frelten
5i6, nebf iibren bieiigen gertpanbten TIRE
bielen Sreunbe tpieber begriben 81 ton@
cSobn ge11emann, mel6er mebrere Sab
re 5ier EN- @eiddff nit nnai1en" Bare1t
betrieb, bat borlebten Samstag letne 9ez
5daftstlren gei6loiien, oenna9 11n1ere
9rtidaft in Ser 3abl Der rSalnbns" auf
bier eeiunfen 1T.
s. g. BDbring erbief bon 1etnem
.@o6ne Sobn %. lebte Bp6e Die frellotse
Ma6ribt, baB er na6 glldli9er 5eefabrt
an1s Sranfrei6 auf amerifanii9em Booen
gelanbet it aunb ii@ I'M Comp Merrta, y.
s., befinbet, bon mo er feline. grtla1111ng
aus bem Dienite re6t balb erboffe:
@egen Der bielen eingelanfenen 9e<
1temungen mlBten III Der 1ieitgen Webl<
miible Sic Mrbeitsitltnben perldngert perz
ben.
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2lns Scr unteeecftc.
Bavri1hes Settlement.

Sic SoSeph 9onbef Sar1tlie par9onn<
toosao5f Der camille 2eo Sdmttt, Der
Elm ffra1nmes @Dbn6en gebprer tpnroe.
SIZE Mitalieber Der 56nlbeboroe peg
Diitrifts Is baben IN elmer bonn elert
@%nqqenberger berufenen Ber1amnlln9
Sen 2ebrer s.. S. gorian nit erbobtem
Sssabresgebalt nuf Elm tpetteres Sabr se<
Sodtp. Serr Mi6. @derer bon 8ud<
mon, Worrt1pn gpnntb, erftnttete 1e111e1n
hier tpohnerben Bruber cinen Beln9:
Spbn Beo1, mid. 9rontb6e, get. ale1n
,nS W3afh. @euner iir1b immer CUR 9eano,
nah einaetretenem &egen bic Wege 5n
ebnen. nnb an Mrbeit bieler Art bats ~
men in Ben lebten Bo6er nidt gefesblt.
Sic i@rber Ser Samilie SSnn9els ltno
@eudbn1ten erfrmft. !,
cs1 Der Samilie 2eonarD &elner 1teute
.iid Elm geinnbes E6dterden et11, fpo8n
nrieru @lndtpuni9.
Geo. Beis mirb feline Sdgema9tne
auf Mi6. S6ranmels Sarm IN 9etrteD
feben.
ha,lien nnb @attin bns Set Der 1tlber1er'
5odaeit. M6ge linen Die goloene 2ocb>
aeitsgeIegenbeit bei6ieben ietnl .,
Sohn 5dneiber bon SSacobs Eralr1e TT
nit Ser 9tene beg B~egeanhebers IN I'M
5erem 9iftriH betraut tpproe1t.
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SSruu g. 5. Currents BON grotp1ls BAL
|IeD g. s., erlttntttetee5 bbiier ibren Gltern,
G6bring uub sBsral. eir1ett r1ebrs
|tdgigen geffud.
gad aft gnge Ia,neem geeillde bei ~
rerl gltern limb Mprbert ntlb8 8iNdb1nro Nbs
mann 5lr Mufnn6me ibrer St1oietI#au
Der MinneIotaer uniberiitGt mad Weirr1es
apoIis 8uriiidgefebrt.
g. 9. MiIer bon ct. Haal, aIttie1beesrs
|fdlufer fir Sic Snr1uers Terminal 80. bon
Netppprt, Minn., NOR gnDe borlebterg8oS
be IL urierer Nsitte, nm aeitslteoer filr
|belagte Company nr5ltperben. ~.
SSn Der sSyan,ilie grnft#MeDer ftelte 1td)
cin geiunbes 5Dbn6en Elm, ipo5l1 1tt1lereen
glidtpnnf6. 82:
Mlpbors 8urit erftnttete Der gpuntp<
5Gallptitabt etnen gefa6, tpo er bon gu
ten Srennben ber5lib begruBt nm 1b1nI
bic Infentbaltstunoen 81 aHgeueb11en
gema6t tpurben.
ssrau S. S. @eel3 lit bon Wirlneapolts,,
ipp tie ii9 Bel Sreuroinnen ad9t Sage
lang anfbielt, in tbren SSarntltenfre1s 5u<
|'rudgefebrt,
Ssrau q. S. @ngelbaro unb Eo9ter 90
ia Maria ipnrett IN Der Camille SoDn
gtben 5u @aite.
8ilbelm MreB, Drganiiator ber9. 81.
8. Observation-Disclosures bon Nttrne<
iotn, biet ii6 Iebte Bode bier luo "
Ser Nahbaridaft i'm Sntereiie Der be-
iagten Geieui6uft anf. -
GSribolin Bnrit begnb it'd gtenstag
nod 8nbniba, mo e. sar1oeren Cages per
Beer6ignng ietnes Bruoers, beg bodtp1 ten
De1gr. M2ag 8nr1f, beitpobnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-04-17
Ct. NihoIds.

Dienstaa begannr bier Sic bier5igftln<
biqe @ebefsatoad1t nit einem feierliden.
Qr1te uuo miro 9onnerstag NIT feierltz
dem 9ienife 8unl Mbfdlnb gelangen..
Donnergtag, ben 8. Mpril, itarb bic
ssran Seq Sobn Ginger II. an Der 2lt11z
aene1tan1onng, Die eine Solge Der SSnS
flre1aa tpar. 9ie gerftnrbene mar al1f
ibr 3ebensenoe beitens borbereitet oprdD
ben @mpfang Ser Fl: 5afran1erte. ste
erreiihte bas Sitter BON ~ SSabrer1, ltrD
on ihrem @rabe tral1ern nit benz 9
Tchtper gepriiiften @5atten brei fleine Sim
Der 5ofpie Sic glterr 1nb feds 8eld)tpt1
tier. Sic 8abingei6iebene tDar bic jung
tie Spdter Der SSa1niIie @eorg 2abr bon
@ben gaIlen. sic mar Elm Wttglieo Des
hie5taen driffliidden Mitterberetns. SSbre
Reer6ianng fanb SSreitagnadfmittag nlf
bem @pttesader III Cobb 5pri11g Tt
6pdtp. p. Meinrdb g. 8, BON lett
.a~enannfer Drffdaft nnb bodtp. BPffarrer;
SholIenberger bo1 bier llnffta11oe1 nit
elmer arpBen 5dnr 2eiorage1oer Dag
.@rab. IL bns lie urlter ben gebetensDer
hodtp. @eifliddffeitt u1,fb Der fonftigen AnS
pefer1ben aeferH tpr11rbe. Mes0ge Die leioer
Is friiibb i'll Sic gtpigfeit abbernfere ruben
i'll ssrieoenl Sen tr%o1lernDen 5fnterbltes
benet1 pobIge11eiintes 8eiIeiol
Mrn 5ourtagnndbm1iihtag bate Der bier.
beffeherbe SabnfpfInn5erberei1 ei11eS Der.
.fau1nI1rna, bie ffiid elmer gltten Seil1ab@
lie erfrente. 81. 81 Glen bon st. g lou
111o sgsid. aSJffdd bon gpaea1rstp tDare11
.ebeenfaQs a1r g~erIa1n1nIn11g rfdbier1en y.
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Budrna11.

Srm go. 9ebler, bic iii ct. Saul nm
ter dratIider Bebaubluug ifano, er1tattez
te ibren bier tpobnenoen glter1, gsm !
Meber rnb Srau, einen ld1tgeren Be1id
11ro reiife bon bier na6 ibrem 9e111 y
Mdbnonten.
81. SorH6 1T aug Camp 8absnortD
q. g., mo er als Sn1ptfr9 Uncle 9am
feline Dienite Ieiftete, entldl1en tporoen.
@ebriioer 9oden baben iRr f1roeres
6eim BON bier nab ct. glolb berlegt.
Ssran Sobn Debler len. e%rftattete ibrel
in Clearwater nobnen6en Sodter, SSra1
gb. Sortf6. bic erfranft it, et1en Be=
iu6. Is
8eim 5ol5ipnIten bradte Sc. y. geld
iid cine fIaffenoe Blnbe on .eirteru 1etz
1uer sSIbe Bel.
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Cine f,arae MiiIipnsreiie.

Meiter: 6eute beIl,dte Id bret
|D0rfer. @tanb nm bali nhr a11f,
uub aelebrierte bie Meiie an 9anie,
taufte 19 8erionen. Benl I'D EN- le-
nes oiefer Dorfer nnb 5pr11leraltf.
aa1tq bette beinden fo1tre1 bate td)
nod anDerer Sic Saufe gelpenoet,,
2onate mad einem sRfitt bon 20 Weei-
len nm 2 nbr 1tabmittags bier az,
batte aber. maibreno Der gollaen SSett
feinen Mllgenblid 8llbe. ueberan
aiem eg bel MrbeH, Die Mubl5eiterll
miiffen eilig eingenom1ten peroen,
mon nl11B biel berl11nlaufer. Das IT
iebt Sic Sngesor0nnr1g.
Nidts ais Elm tuenig Nets.
Sod nm Nun al1f Sic Sut1gerSrot
aupiidarfommen: Cine 6rau fam 5u
mir, Sic uber Sieber, grbreben, fort-
mdbrenoe 2eibIdmer5en, etc. flagte
u,6 I'M Mr5nei Bot. S6b COB ibr tel
ne, 90 es bod 5pedlos getpeien mare.
Die arme eSrau bat ni6tS al ellen &C.
habt o1,Ber Meis (einmal I'M Sag),
Ser Srudt Ser mbiiden 8eige u11o.
dbnIidem. Me1n mir guropaer Brot,
Gleilh Mil6, &urtofelr opfern nno
ung a1gidlieBli6 nit @eis beg11atgen
muibBten, nno Das tpenige 6eis 1111r
einmal I'M Gage befdme1, mir fo11ne
ten eS al1h nidt ausbalten. Sd er=
fIdrte Ser 6ran, iie miiiie beri1der,
et1pos an6ereg dis bios &eis 3n erla11=
aert, ettpa 8bofer (einhetmiide Spe1-
led an Sic iie felt ibrer &trobe1t ge=
moibnt lit"
go ser MiiIionar. @ilfe tut not,
- in sSynoien pie IN China: @aberl
fir Sic Seiuitenpatres S6nbtger nno
WeItropp (tpelb lekterer IN oer1lelpen
Diffriifff tdtig 1T, in benz 8. ! SG !
bioer pirffft)), lotpie fir o11oere Wf1ll1os
mare, nimn1t oie GentralAStele oes
g.g. col Gemple 81og, ct So11ts,
800, aur notwithstanding entgegen,
Sic monatlih fir Ste empfangererl
I'M .gentral481aH" q1ttt1ert
un6 Danfihreiben Der W%t1l1tonare
beroffentlibt..
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matfif1s.

9ienstag, Mlittpod unb 9ornerstng
Ilebter 8o6e mnrbe bter IN Der ct A1<
|tonil1s Stride bsa 4O<1tiinbige 8ebet gez
|balten. Sem bp6tp. Bfarrer q. Gilman
)6alfen bel oie1er feifli6engelegeerbett aug
Sic bo6tp. 6erren So. 96nmaber bpm
lDelanp, 81. Mifs bon ct. Wi6nel l1nD
eSspf. Botbma1n bon Mnnarbale. 2eBterer
btelt Sic grebigter morgers IN bentder
ur1b abe1lbs in englif6er Sprabe. 75O
8eripner empfingen Die fl. 5aframente
@eorg 5telten, pelder i6on lebten
8inter als Eoter nuf bem SSSelOe Der gD=
re qemelbet pltrbe, febrte bergangene Wr<
DIE, aug Ser Mrmee e%ntlal1en, 8l1 ben 9e1~
nigen 5urid..
Scarf 8artnnan ldBt ieincr San1ilte.Dt
ZEN 6ommer ein neres &nns errtbte11.
Mit oem Nusgrnben fir bag S%unoan1e1f
lit bereits b%egonnen tporDen. So1ep,b
Bartmuar, pelber bret Sabre bier o1e
ccsobn 8ei1er Snrm betoobnte, bat Dte1elz
BE Dem gbriit. Sbeiien perfanft 11no TT
lebte 8o9e pieber 8nrild mad @bnsta
qeaoqen. 5err Ebeifen hnt Die nen@er<
ifanbene Sarm leBte Bocbe be5oger.
6err Niitler, tpel6er feine SnrM penn
gif. csan1en berfaufte, berlegte 1ein 9oe1m
bon bier mad @eonn, tuolelbf er cine
APO Mder groBe SSarm gepadtet bat.
&pnrab Suds nttD gHt. Nnl11b BON
Rpdpine mon 1ebten 9onrtag bier BET
8ertpanbten nuf Beia6.
eSo1epb 9odenbnrf, nelder tpegen yet
Iebnng an 8ein ii6 i'm bieiige11 Solp1<
tai befano, if mad 3auuie entlaiien fporz or.
ben.
ginige S;armer bieier @eserlo batterl
IeBte 8o6essfnor nit Saen begpn11er1,
Sic meiiten aber baben bic S%rlblabrSar<
beit nnf bieie 8o6e angeieBt
Ssran8 @raf ber1nnbte lebte Bobe trob
Ser 5dlehten Bege observation-disclosures
laoungen gieb na6 5nD ct. Ball:
Srau gilbert Biirger urter5pg it'd 90.
rige ISOLDE elmer Dperation nno beftnoet !
itd inter ST.. Bfaff's 8%ebanblrng al1f
|pem 8ege Der 8eierung.