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Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
FINANCE AND MARKETS

NEW YORK, eDc. 1.-Trading on the stock exchange today continued to em phasize in variable degree the many adverse conditions which hang over the financial and industrial markets of the world
 Market opinions, as viewed by lead ing banks and brokerage interests touched upon the many important questions to come before congress and the unwieldy trade balance in this country resulted in further depreciation of exchange on London and Paris.
 The status of the coal strike, textile labor disturbances and tense Mexican situation and uncertainty respecting the outcome of important litigation now before the supreme court were ln- cluded among the other issues which contributed to the markets irregular trend
 General Motors, Pierce Arrow, Cru cible Steel and some of the high priced oils in all of which an extensive short interest is believed to exist, rose and fell within a radius of five to almost F points.
 Intermittent strength was shown by shippings, sugars, feathers and kindred specialties, but only in a few instances did prices hold at the end, even though call money dropped from the openning rate of ' per cent to six on unusually free offerings. Sales, 1,Oo0,0O0 shares.
 Several of the Liberty and Victory is sues rallied from early now levels, put the general domestic and foreign Doho list was heavy. Total sales, par Value' s23 TOO. 900. Old U. s. bonds were un- changed on call.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
RODE HORSE IN DINING ROOM
(London Times.)

A very interesting house, Lowesbl hall, with it's ancient park, nine milef from Leicester, has just been sold. Its history dates back to the time of Ed ward l., and in 1850 it was in the pos session of Colonel Hutchinson, then governor of Nottingham, and through successive ownerships it has passed To Sir F, F. c. Fowke, the present owner The mansion, an original Queen Anne residence. is in it's original state, and in hunting circles is. perhaps, best known by freak of the fifth Marquis of Waterford, who, on his favorite hunter, jumped q five barred gate set up in the dining room. The horse grazed his nose on the underside of the mantel shelf as it rose after the jump. The gate now hangs in the stables.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02

higher; others steady. Beef steers, S10.O0@12.25; cows and heifers, SIO0@ $50; stockers and feeders, SlO.OOQ 125O; calves, $7.25@11.5O.
 Hogs-Receipts, $50; market 50 to 75c higher. Bulk, $13.75@14.35.
 Sheep = Receipts, 13,000; steady. Lambs, $13.00@1425: ewes, $6.50@775; feeder lambs, $12.50@14.25.
 Chicago
 CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Hogs- 30 900, higher. Bulk, $14.10@14.5O; top, S14.60; heavy, $14.10@14.55; medium, $14.15@14.6O; light, $1410@14.50; light light, s13.50@14.25; heavy packing sows, smooth $19.5O@14O0 packing sows, rough, s12.75@ 1850; pigs, $13.OO @13.75.
 Receipts, 35,0OO; slow. Beef steers, medium and heavy, choice and prime, $1S75M20.50; medium and good, s11.25G1S.65: common, s9.00m11.25; light. good and choice, $14.25Q 1875; common and medium, S7.75@14.15; beifers. $6.65@1500; cows. $6.50M13.50; {; canners and cutters, $5.50@6.50; veal calves. .s16.25@17.25; feeder steers, $7.00 61300: stocker steers, S6.00@1l.O0; western range. steers, s6.5O@15.25; cows and heifers $6.50412.75.
 Sheep - Receipts, 2.700; higher. Lambs, s1375Q15.75; culls and com mon. S9.50@13.50: ewes, medium, good and choice, s7.50@9.00 culls and com mon, S375@7.25; breeding, SS.75m1l25
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.-Hogs-Re ceipts, $500, generally 50 to 75c higher but closing with advance mostly lost. Cattle-Receipts 5000; steady to 50c higher
 Sheep-Receipts 1000; 25 to soc higher.
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
SLAVERY IN ARABIA

(trederick Simpich in the National
 Geographic Magazine)
 Slave traffic along the Arab coast is Illegal under the terms of certain con- ventions. but slavery, nevertheless, is said still to exist to a rather consider able extent. A few years ago members Of the American Arabian mission at Bahrein rescued 8 whole boatload of black boys who had been smuggled np from Africa in a "blackbird" dhow for sale along the Oman coast. In the in- terior towns slaves are used mostly as personal servants. bodyguards and hostlers. By an old law in Arabia. a slave is freed after seven years of serv- ice, provided he has embraced the Mos lem religion, and it is said that most of the slaves do so. There is no prejudice against marriage with blacks in Arabia, especially after they are freed. This intermarriage has scattered a black popultion all over Arabia: in ports like Maskat and Alden mulattoes and mixed breeds are so common that the pure Arab strain is almost a rarity.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
AI ;A

ever a game will undoubtedly be ar ranged.
 The Coyotes will continue practice for the next few days, at least, or until some final decision in regards the trip is reached. It is hoped that final ar engagements for a game Saturday, De- cember G. will be made today or Wed nesday.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
State Road News

The Agua Fria river is impossible at Marinette, but cars can be pulled across at Avondae according to reports brought into Phoenix yesterday by tourists who had managed to blow through the mud One tourist who arrived in the city Sunday stated that he had found such bad roads on the way over that he was not going to tempt fate again. but ship his back.
 The constant rain of last week served to make prac tically impossible every road which is not paved. Communication by road with the north is in precar- ous state and as far as can be learned no cars from that direction arrived in the city within the last few days.
 It is impossible to cross the Ga river at Sacaton The water has been reported as three feet deep with
 little hope of it going down materially Itis impossible to get either car or wagon across.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
HERMAN SHOWS REAL CLASS

, PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-Pete Her man, bantamweight boxing champion, showed championship form in his six round bout with Patsy Johnson of Trenton, N J., tonight. Herman dis played superior fighting ability in every round, knocking the Trenton boy down several times in the third and fourth sessions.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
CATHOLICS TO PLAY OREGON

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec 1.-The Notre Dame football team will meet the Oregon Aggies at Portland, Oregon on Christmas day it was announced today by the faculty. The squad, which will consist of 19 men, will leave South Bend on December 19 and stops will be made at salient points of interest.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
35 0o026 oO. No- Southern. s32 loo.

$35.006 $500; No. Southern, sS2.00. | Lead. quiet; spot and Dec. $6.65 bid, i $675 asked Zinc, strong. East St Louis delivery spot, $S0719; $S.2U asked
 At London: Spot copper, e197 2s 6d; electrolytic, e105; tin, Z 295 2s 6d;
 lead e13S; zinc, e14S IFS Sd.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
LEWIS DOWNS OLIN

CHICAGO, Dec. Ed "Strangler'' Lewis defeated John Olin in two straight falls tonight. The first fall was secured in 50 minutes while the second required less than one minute.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Mercantile pa per. 5$4 @6; sterling, demand, s5.99 F.; cables, $4.00A Time loans strong; SO days. 90 days and six months, 7l2 bid.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
BRETON SCORES KAYs

CANTON, O., Gee. 1-Jack Britton, welterweight c h a m pion, tonight knocked out Billy Ryan of Cincinnati in the leventh round of a scheduled twelve round contest.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
COPPER

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Copper. quiet; electrolytic spot and nearby and first. quarter, 1S@1S12; iron. steady. No. l Northern, $36.00m3700; No. Northern
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
COPPERS

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Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
METALS
GRAINS

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Bar silver, $1.29l2. Copper quiet, 1SG1S12.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
THE ONE WAY TO GROW FAT

(Greenville (S. CD Piedmont Laugh and grow fat. This method is the only way now in reach of the aver age purse
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
LIVESTOCK
Denver

DENVER, Dec. 1.-Cattle-Receipts 9.500: cows and butcher stock 25 cents
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Close: Corn-Dec., $1.3SA; Jan, $1.S4; May s132%
 Oats-Dec., 7514; May, 77%. Pork-Dec., $34O5; May, S32.75. Lard-Jan., s23.60; May, s23.47. Ribs-Jan., S1S.60; May, $1S.37.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-02
COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Cotton closed steady at a net gain of IS to 52 points.
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jala zdrcujici ranu, aniz by kle
s.a, beze vzdechu, bez slzi.
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oprela sc pazeni dveri, ably
zaslechla jeste posledni zvuky
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klesIa ma prahu zustala po
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Iuu Il OUOu D1udhA u0Ao pASN
most.
XVII.
Billy automobil S mladymi
veselymi pasazery propletal Sc
mezi vozy jinymi vehikly a
|ujlzd6l k leHiku. Devtata Sc s
pocatka obavala srazky; ale
'Fernand Sc small svym bazli-
wynn druzka.n a delalo mu po-
teseni, vzdorovati nebezpeci a
prekonavati smele a jiste pre-.
Eazky. Poje::nou zmlrnil tenn.
po; pozoroval v dalce skupinu
flidacu, kteri strezili automo-
lilly. Tu pi'a,il Fernand:
''Projizd'isa lesikem je ye-
lice zdlouhava."
Raymond LureauOVa, neJmla
dsi nejohnivejsi re tri de.
vcat podivala sc ma neho pro-
sebne:
"Ano, ano' zvolala "prosim
vas treba jsd'me jednou do
Suresnes!'
Jeji druzky chtely ciniti pro:
Ii tomu nara;tky, ale Fernand
q zaseptal sve sousedce yre-
lynn tonem, sotva slysitelne:
"Ponevadz ty to chces ty nej
krasnejsi za vSech devcat."
Automobil prejel most a "a
tim co stoupal do vrchu, zapo-
nell oba M svoje privodkyns
pocit'ujice rozkos rychleho tenn
pa, kterym stroj ujizdel.
Ma rovinG pocal jeti ry-
,hlosti jeste vetsi. Matylda a
.ucienl pokousely Sc pi.imeti
fernando, ably zmirnil tempo a.
Raymonda naproti tomu tie
kala rukar,a volajic:
"Rychleji, jeste rychleji'
A kdyz predict vozy dvoj-
:olky a jinG automobily, tn ja-
ala V triumiu. Zdrava silna,
! lavila We SVEN zivote jen vi
ezstvi Vi!tm Lureau Tikaval
ie mela byti hochem. Mela ne
| ;krotnou jeho povahu a SINE
ost. Byla velice hezkym, vel
lym devcetern cernSma ocima
mavyma bcvama pod zlatou
torunou vlasu. Jeji podobnost
! matkou byla napadna ma
,roti tomu nebylO u nj niceho
20 by pripom 'naio neohrabane-
10 normand;keho sedlaka je-
'oz byla nejvetsim klenotem.
| "Muj Boze kdyby pani Ber.
.ouova veddla lie jsme We Ver-
scillIu" zvoiala Matylda.
| Raymonda odpovedela:
l "Muj Boze coz pax je nutno
abychom il to zdelily? A pax
! zlibilo sc nam jednoduSe jeti
| 10 Versaillu - nezijeme pre-
| &c jeste V tech dobach kdy mla
I la d2vGata az do sve svatby
Ibyla pouhyn1i loutkami. Svobo-
| da, ktera neni neobmezenou
neni zadnou svobodou, neniliz
ipravda Fernandez"
il "OvSem nj ijemc ma zemi j
llbychom sc nudili..'
Il Ncmel velkeho ducha tento
-tvclky stihly mladik s kostna
tym obliccjcm sedivyma oci-
ma, zpuseb jakym odbyval
natku prozrazoval zc sobec-
] tvi jc Zakladem jeho povahy,
prav6 .iako respekt pred jahu
, otccm jen ]; yuli penezum kite
!, ne tento sym detem nashroma
il zdi. A pfecc jeho otec choyal
sc k pemu p:iveiye, nebot' byl
Ilysnym ia llegantni vystupo,
/ Vani sveho syna. Matka chtel;
: mu vstipiti vazne rozsafne na
b hledy, vzbuditi V mem smysl PR
praci a Fernandovi st;
a la sc proto nesnesitelnou.
e. (Pokracovani.)