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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
THE MICROBES.
But For Them All Green Plants Would
Vanish From tine Earth.

Vanish From tine Earth.
Few persons can realize al hrst
what an immense number and variety
Of microbes ihere are not only around
ms In the air aud dust and water. but
also IN Us aud on us and In and on
every living thing The work. the
huge system OF chemical change and
the circulation of the elements-car-
bon. oxygen. hydrogen. nitrogen and
sulphur-which they carry on Is In
cessant. varied and complex. Those
fse elements are the main and essen
ual constituents OF all living things.
Surprising there were no microbes.
there would be no putrefaction. no
breaking down OF the dead bodies OF
animals and plants which were once
alive into gas and substances soluble
In water
They by a series OF steps In which
different kinds OF bacteria or microbes
are successfully concerned convert
the proteids and the fats and sugars
Of dead plants and animals Into less
elaborate bodies. organic acids. arc
matte bodies and other compounds
some highly poisonous 70 mani. and
az last. when what were highly CON-
plex combinations Of hundreds Of at
oms IN each molecule have been 70
duced by the action OF hrst one and
then Of another kind OF microbe into
comparatively simple substances Of
twenty or thirty atoms to the mole
culs. the coup de grace IL given BY
certain special microbes. which con-
vert these later compounds into still
simpler binations-namely. ammo
MIA and nitrates. which are fairly sta
BILE. 20 that the whole elaborate chem
ical fabric Of living matter Ia q few
hours or days after death Is broken
down until II reaches the stable min
eral" condition. practically carbonate
and nitrate Of ammonia--smelli
salts.
II there were no microbes this would
never occur. The earth would be
numbered with the dead bodies Of past
generations Of animals and plnnts-un-
decomposed. And very soon all the
organic elements. all the carbon and
nitrogen. n not all the hydrogen and
oxygen. on the face Of the earth would
be fixed In these corpses. and the
green plants would perish from the
whole world for want ~ sustenance.
for II Is the green plants which feed
on and absolutely must have rs their
food the carbonic acid. ammonia and
nitrates into which the microbes re-
solve all living things when dead. II
Is the green plants which from those
simple compounds build up again the
more complex molecules. the sugars.
fats. albumens and proteids and pro-
vide for the nourishment and increase
Of the most complex OF all-the living
matter hidden In proiopiasm.-- HAY
In London Telegraph.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
Four Useful Senses.

The naturalist OF wobrook-in-the-
Hills had pointed out rabbit squat
ting close under bush. and the In.
dies had declared In chorus that they
could not see the little animal.
How do you manage TO see every
thing asked one Of the party. with
Gathering infection. fsl.
well" began the naturalist conn
IDENTIFY. "'tain't altogether seeing.
Sometimes I see. but when ! can't see
with my eyes I smell things with my
noss. and -when can't smell things
with my nose I hear 'em with my
ears. and when ! can't hear with my
ears l prickle all over."-Youth's Com
panion- .srr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
FIRST cHILDREN's BOOKS.
Sheets Of Horn Protected the Pages
From Soilsd Fingers.

Sheets Of Horn Protected the Pages
From soiIsd Fingers.
The earliest English book for chill
dren was The Babies Book. or a
Lyttl Report OF How Young People
Should Behave" The horn books ex-
listed I'm Elizabeth's reign. The writ
ing was covered with n sheet OF horn
In order TO protect the lettering from
contact with dirty fingers.
The chap book contained most OF
the familiar nursery rhymes and sto-
ries which have appertained TO nursery
lore for generations. They exhibit
very crude woodcuts. often daubed
with inappropriate color. aud the com
monest paper as rule was used. They
were hawked about by the chapman or
peddler and cost only few pence
apiece
They served TO perpetuate such ia
millar dltties as ''Slng a Song OF SIX
pence" which dates from the six.
teenth century: Three Blind Mice"
In use. with music. In 1900; The Frog
and the Mouse" In existence In 1880.
and "Girls and Boys Come Out 20
Play" which was sung by the VII
layers In the time OF Charles II. Lit
tie Jack Horner." we know. Is older
than the seventeenth century. and last
but not least. Lucy Locket." the tune
from which originated Yankee boo.
die"
A few Of what were called battle
door books" have been handed down TO
use They were three lcaved cards
which were foldei up into oblong
pocket shaped volumes. These taught
reading and numerals IN the dame
schools In town aud country. The lit
tie gilt books. rs they were called.
adorned on the outside with gilt Dutch
paper colored flowers. were much
priced gift books OF that period. Chill
dren were employed coloring such pic
ture books by hand. one child doing all
the red In the series OF illustrations.
another all the blue. and 50 on. or
course they gained precision by repeti-
ton. but we very often find the tints
overlapping as II carried out by an In
experienced hand London Queen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

Many years ago In England men
could easily be found to give any evi-
dence upon oath that might 6e re
quired. and some Of these persons
walked openly In Westminster hall
with a straw In one OF their shoes to
signify they wanted employment rs
witnesses. This was the origin Of the
saying. He is q man OF straw" But
the custom has high antiquity. A
writer In the Quarterly Review says
that such were common In Greece.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

why" asked the Judge. do you
think your husband IL deadi You say
you haven't heard from him for more
than a year. DO you consider that
reasonable proof that he has passed
out OF existencey'
"Yes. your honor. II he was still
alive he'd be asking me to send him
money Chicago Record Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
HANDICAPPED
This Is the Case with Many Bryan
People.


Too many Brysa citizens are handl-
capped with bad back. The unceas-
lie pain causes constant misery. max.
Ing work burden and STOPPING OF
lifting an impossibllity. The back
aches nc -night. preventing refreshing
rest and In the morning Is sun and
lame. Plasters and liniments may
give relief but cannot reach the cause.
To eliminate the pains and aches you
must cure the kidneys.
Doan'. kidney PHI. cure lex Kid
neys and cure them permane !. Can
you doubt Bryan evidence?
ars. S. E. Beard, Bryan. rs.
says: -Four years ago I lea p
the value Of Doan's sidney n
cases OF kidney trouble. Al tina le
was bothered by irregular passages
OF the kidney secretions and was com
PEELED TO seek relief. Doan's Kidney
Pi'is. procured at Emmel & Maloney's
drug store. came to my aid and proved
their superiority over all other kidney
remedies had tried by disposing Of
my trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MIiburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
Her Mild Complaint.

Patient Parent-Georgie. what do
you think ! found In my bed last
night; Georgie-what was IL. NAM
ma; Patient Parent-A railroad train
and Gre engine. -Harper's Bazaar.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

what part Of the railway train do
you regard as the most dangerousy'
inquired the nervous man.
The dining car" answered the dys.
peptic.- Washington star.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

Lawyer-Am ! TO understand that
your wife left your bed and board +?
Uncle Ephralm-Not 'xactly. boss She
dun TUX nah bed an bod along VIII
her.-Puck.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
One on Him.

Pardon me-" said a gentleman at
tie entrance to a downtown restau-
rant II have something on you"
"And may I ask what Il isY'
my hat"-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
Sure.

Mrs. Church-Are your children be
Ing brought up 20 help themselves;
Mrs. Gothem.-0h. yes: never lock
The cooky jarl-Yonkers Statesman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

Fight today's temptation as Il
comes" Is good advice And n Il
seems to he only trinins fight n the
harder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

Advantage II a better soldier thar
pashness. --shakespeare.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25

wANTED-Ten pounds OF nice.
clean rags. Apply at Eagle Ptg. q
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-02-25
;. W. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

NEAL eotAIe AoeNs
once In Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have In ONCE the only set Of Abstract
Books OF Brazos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Two lots and good 5-room house.
with stable and galvanized iron els
tern, located In s. e. part Of town,
convenient to school and churches.
Price $4,000. This place has been
heretofore held at $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

etnetunati. 25. Aug


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Ierftano pom S.s Sss axo ftetst.
Remyats. I.un. Der 3Ias hattie sixsa
Naferitdro pom 6.7 Rus uxo tdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Ct. gureautrdtius. g8tr
leien in Der 9eilage Der SalberItdoter
3sttung uno SagebIdtt: Gin 5rduleia
g, 5phtsr ahtbarer Gltsrn, geodhte
uub geoeutt auh nod, nit einem fss
iten 8apaQeriss WuhtmstIter in ben
beiligen Gbsitano gu treten. 8etauntz
lid peroen nun bel 5eiratben hargirs
ter Niilitdrs sur grLdngung oes Ron7
ierIes nebeu anberen Dingen aud iiber
bic 1iibrunq Der 9raut Die nDthigsn
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bic etn3elnen 2ebensitaoien ihrer 5ohs
ter bic biItoriiten 3otumeute, ols 20
iinb: geburtsurtunos, 5aufihein.
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ufp., i6rer naturlitb unmabgeblthen
4niiht na6 liitenlos beigebratt
nun mar 5amtlie 9. friiber einmal IN
gennedenftetn anidifig, mo- aud Oh
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2iht Der Welt erblitte. qls bic aeir,
abcr erit penig iibsr l 'Sahr ALT" mar
iiebsItsn ibre Gltern bersits noh 5Gl'
beritoot iber. IN bieiem llmitdub bat
nun Der nit Der griiFlElg uno Orb
nung Der 5iibrungsuttefts uno 2egiti'
ntationspapiere betraute geamte eir
oideg 5aar gefunoeu er permiBt
iiber ben Qebensnunoel Der gruu'
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seit, alIo fir bic 3eit bon Der 9ebur
| Bis turs nah benz pollenbeten erter
2ebensiobre, Elm 5iibrunssatieft uni
foroerte truft Gmt BEL ben GItern ot
| nadtrGalihe 9eibringung bes nod
niht Bel ben often befinnliben Mtte
ites an. Sb Der 9eamte nun pdral
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3ismli1 piel phne cagoibein eepiirid)
piro, ober OBJ er oas friepli9e 9ar3
itGbtten fir cine 5situng sehdlteH ha
uno erHlitteln polIte, pb 1srl. 9. /
Der fraglihen 3eiit iih pieIIeidt sir
NAL i'm Selaeerungssuitdnbe befunoe
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xsm atsss. - Gsnbsimtids so--75s per
Ba.
gasTsm--Ginbesmii9s 500 Las per
atlte.
Raben.-Is-aoc per Das.nS glmbsI.
granego GtH9etmiiAs CO.
75s per 2 9uibeI.
2anbsBroban,.
rebnen. --- Rarft Itetta. 9rtma War
sswfatt ss.ls, asfsbts uns BEL Ssss oe.
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u.-Rartt rsbis. Rs. xtHstks S18.2
--fs.50, 9o. o DO. &I6.75-l7,O0. Rp. 8 be.
&14.b0 - 1900; GIss, asmtiHtn 70. 1
slB .oJ--15.60, no. Q DO. $3.50 - 14.Oo ;
RIss. we. 1 sl2.00. no. 81 90 per Tsr.
Rnbs futfer IN ftetta. - eIsts sec. 90
Ia DO, Teibblins arobesa 3. .Do-a4.0O, bo.
fsines sal 90 -- 1890, eerrti1tss Hutter
sac. .Oo-22. co per Tonne Ia Built ana 81. 90
mesr aaf bem 0eleifs.
gerfHtsbsuss.
p.r,.-marft sxsta nHo aetta. esinbI
robes zoe, aeso9tss Gle per gaaons In gsrs
tssn Don IA pbI. cEtra CONNER 1.s
sarb6l sse per 0anont. Cotton eesb
Del robes 65c. rafFntrtss 70 - 78e per
8arons. Terpenttn 75c, gstroI.aw, Der.
lection l0e, Etio, GsHtRt9 uuo Snstara
ske psr eaGons. Grcpa GaioIis l8t,
TapSta 13e per 0anons.
sal,. - Der gtarst tE rxsta. Chto
1ipsr % - CSC, 4t9igan uns stror
54e per B6f pon $50 Bfs.
Tata In ffetts. Brima gtts 7h-7Is.
DO. Goantrn 71<-7sIc per gfunb.
QoAlen.--Narft rutig. aosastosSsss
ss.as. Tus unb Sfa6 800 -2.as
aaramsa StaffosIsn ss.s5. nus axO
glad 81 300 per forn abaeltsFsrt
gas6fofs ettfiotIsn a 90. gnttraeit,
r.B-7.50 per Tpnre obs.tisfert. aos,
foitsr 1l--l1e per On. abesIt.'.rt.
s4msr eien.-Narfs Hstts. Rrs.Faa
nsn 81 .25-7.75 auf bsn gsItiis anS 81 IS
s.25 per Su. rom Store. Ttnotss "a. .75-
B. 90 anf benz csIsife aHo S3.25-3.50 pc,
Bu. rom eters. BuGpsi;eE s0t. 6Iaas
| Idanen 50 .25 per Bu.
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% TO tertts.

gu 6es.--nretis tetia. @afHrtrtsr 0af
Ssaf s.65t, pomesrss 5.95, ausss s.lot.
sranuIstss 5.s5t, Gsnfsetisrsrs n" b.75e,
On n" 5.<5-5.70t. psisu srtra ,,d"
b.s0-5. .40e, srtra g" 5.2o--S.25s. oreixa.
1sr gsibsr 5.00-5.0 .05e.
WolaHss In itsttg. Nsp Crtsass
EysH asttIs 2s--3st. asntrifusaI lb-25s
per 0anone.
ssis-sanr ,s.mEi4 lssksft asb s.t.s.
SoaiEana, Sanep bsas S-sSs, prima ~
-61<.. sretnarsr sx-4ss Sapss -
Il per pfuno.
Tsirs.grsbusss
Bnttsr aahfraee gut, greiie
ief. tsnsr Grsamsrs s2ks, drssmsyy
Nrks 32s, DO. iseeuos 29e, fantp Tasr7
2l3<s, re. aic pc. 2fans.
Gdie. Marst Hstts. Data Nat iTs,
xorbpetIi6sr IT IKE. Rem pori lss,
eowfissr 30 - 2ls. SinbxTssr lTt. SSi6
le1Se per D.uns.
Gisr. 3nfuhr mGbia, 8reiie left. -
Erima frii6s SaAnsreser 22bse, Erfs zoe.
snssre lse. iseeass lac per Tse.. 10 na6
Enalttdt.
esflasel. --@rose Sprinaers 'onmes
pisi IN ben Warft. sprino shiteas I3k--
l6e, 8atusr l2e, odbns s1.s, Iratbasns.
lse. Gnns loe. iunae Gntsn pon 9iuan
l2e, cIte loc, 0dnis 6-7e per Dsxns.
Ebf unooemafs.
Asyfei.-JaHcp 75e--tl 90. aeu5bnlin,
| 60--T6t per Nu.
9 ttssnsn. - Martt ietis. GaIi,srsss
1s.O0-o.5O, Reiftnd s8.s0-7. 90 per atss
Crans en.--yearit ruAis uns estsa. -
California Sais Salencla $3.50 - 4.25 %,
| Rite.
4fir II de.-5sncp Glberta 81 .75--2. 90
anoere si.2S-l.5o per Bu.
| Sirne n.-BartlettS 50 o0-3.50, Rude,
". .0e--2.5O, Ipion 81 00-2.5O, Glapp 1
| 6aoeytte 81 CO.. so per s3bI.
0 etntrauben. GinbeiMif9e l5-
zoe per Gorb.
81 iaume n. - Iamicns % 0O-2.2s
per Crate pom "a Ets.
| 3u6er meIsnen- Teuneiiee Rom
$l.25--2.o0, aep Rerice Sianearo s2.
-2.5o per Crate. Sneiona 30 -- 4os pc,
Grrb.
Sdiiermelo nsn--$2o 0o--25 90 pei
100 auf oem @eleiie.
| Adrtcffefn. - 2ouisriae "a. .00-2 .25
Gaitsrn Sbore 500 -2.25, sinbeimiieb
q. .00-2.25 psr HbI.
GIBfarto ffeIm.-Iancu $3.25--3.60
| inelide f3.00--3.25 per Hbl.
&raut. - Marft Rslia. Gin5eisniiHei
50--s0e per Dbl.
Sp isbsln. -Gin5eimijdbe eI. .7s--2.o0
sslpe si.25-l.50 per BbL
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Die beutide autarftiide Grpc'
bitipn.

Die unter bem Gbrenprotettorat bes
Qrin3reaenten Guitpolo bon Sdqsrn
ftebenoe Deutihe 2lutarttiIt1e Grpeots
tion, bic our 3eit auf etnsr 9ors UNI
grobes Grpenition nah oem gtoroen be-
griffen 1T, bat nad ben pom Saupts
fhiff .aeplus" aus in Berlin eingsgan'
aenen Hadrihteu, BEN !6afen por
5romso erreiht. Iht Gage porbel
batten bersits stpei 5beiInshmer bel
erpebition, Der Geosrdpb Or. Seel'
beim aus Berlin unb Der 9eoIoge Or
ptilipp aus Grsifspalc. auf Den
Dampfer .gliider" Der 9amburs
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Mmstudrtige Wdrtte.
Rsp nor.. "a. 9Iuauf

webt.-Sufutr 24.077 ebLs., gerfaret
1882 sbs. Ter martt mar bsut. ftetto.
SprinQ gateut$S .50-5.60. 21tRtsr rStratabts
81 .4O--4.SO. Mtuter 9atsats St.75-S.IO
eprtrs clears q. 4.s5-4.6), Dtrter artras
30. / s3.75-3.e0, Ro. 2 30. S3.50-3.s5,
Rsnias itraiahts $4.s5--5.lO.
Rsoaenmehl In fstta. - Fatr Bic
sutes s4.I0-4.50. 6oies bis fGaes s4.35-
AS.
9a6w.l ,eHmsE nontns1 ~ 400
.-2.O5 per 100 BFunb.
Mats mes! In ftetig. Feinss reisss
siInorieo 81. so.
soaaen tn Haa. -- 30. 2 DsasrR
S3e Z. 0. b. Rem Dorf.
Gerfs IN ruhta. Eal,3eras So - Toe
{. |. I. une reas dutttrssEts a - Tie ct.
I. Buffalo.
Bst,sn.-su'ukr 1o2. no su., B.-fansi
s4s5 Su. Wartt wiata 10. neUer rstssr
81 .05X I'm Glepoter bet &Uturft elf. ano
si.0T I. o. B., Ro. / Dc. RortssrH sl.2s
I. b.
ReIf1sorx - 9a'usr Is 400. Ssr.
iaaet - gu. Tarst ulltg. 30. 70e
TN Glepator ure NOMINEE I s.s.
6aier.-3ufxAs l2s,5T5 Sa., ssr'ansi
- Suihel. Earft ftetig. qeuer Stdue,
arb weiber SOC. neuer SO 2 uetBer 3s1te,
DO. 30. 53c, DO. 30. 3sIc.
beu IA itetig. 1rtua ll5--l20e, Re.
| lI0-ll5e. go. . lose. 90. 100.
Sspfer tn Haa. ststs 1909, srstnsrs,
bis dolce 2o-22e; 1903, orstnarer bts 6ote,
9-l5e; Saeife soaa 1903, lo--l5e; 100:
I3-ise.
SEuts Fns ruhig. - g.rtrsI Gmsriet
2o--2le, Sssota 2l-22e.
qeeet In ftetta. aetb 24-ast.
Sort tn ftetta. Sanrits s24.5o -
$500. itsrt clear s22 .s0-24-50, Wss ga 81
--25. 90.
Besf IN fetie. Fartrs $1,000. 90
Wss fl5.o0- 1880. ReeisSninssn t12 %
IA 90, Serpe6t sl7.op--l2.50. Gity srtr,
Srsta Tss sal .00-75.O1.
Meats ftns irsttc. e.vssslts Gel
lies l514---l8e, DO. sAuItsrn 81 - sAs
ss. s6tnfsn l5-l6It.
eAmsI, TT iietta. Missle SeA yrtm,
sl2.l5 - 1925. RsFtuirtes i;etia. ssrtt
nent SASS. q. u. $l3.25, ssHpouHs los,
lie.
| raIs IN ru5is. grims Stts Tx
GeHrfrs 7--7s.e
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| 9rima rsbes $500, prtra Ssnmss ssIssi
i $l0.35 Ill 90.
Befrs sIsum IN tstss. NsfFnlrtss Teu
9ori $7.65. HsiLaseIs5ta uns SsItiwsrt
| ~ IS. DO. In DuI$ $4.l5.
/ NO lie IN rnhia. Tpmeh.s gIters 80c
ears IN ftstis. eratnss, sspssHIia asi
sis awtss e5. 800.
fsrpentin III rabta ~ 73e.
| Reh IN itetts. aIHsetnifdsr . y -5Xe
| pstma B1--Sc.
re Isfies ifilal. Nsu Crfsans Dys
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TeA 8. .9be. gsntrifuaa. IS Ten 4.4be, @s
IafIsss 9u6srs 80 Ter 70. Reftnirtsr 3n6e
IN itetsa. Gut 2ssi SOS, Gruisss s.95,
NsuIb ~" 5.s0e. 9utes 5.55e. RsE
ssres s.aoe, craEaIass 5.2sc. Tianen
..x"5.25. Gsnfee.iorsrs ~" 5.0se; Ts
1910. 10. 2 s. .1se. 90. $500, Re.4 4. CSC
30. 54.e0c, 30. 50 S5e. 30. 74.soc, Rs
ss.-te. SO. 04.7ot. 30. 10 4.s5e, no. /
4.eoe. Ro. Iz A.55e, 90. ID 4.5oc. sso. /
450f
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$1l.6aLj fir Sanaar so.57H-9.e71S, am
S6tub 5000.
edultstn. -gsos! Hare Sstten, psrs
pa6t, $l2.50-12.75.
Dattsr. --Narst itsttg. Grsamsrs 24I
--29e, Dstrp 25--27e.
otsr. -- Utsrtt ftetis. 5rtfas 20 --
22c per Dxssns.
Aafs. - RasIs tetls. Srssm l5N-
1915 PEE pfnnb.
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gtssstst.-B BssU.s $500 - $50,
rsrss stisrs S3.75-5.0), wstItts Stters
s4.0O-7.00, stoders uKo Feeesrs $4.lO--
5.25. aahsano Settlers s2.s5-8.65, aalbsr
s6.5o-s.O0. Ear,t 'tstts bis etrDas bober.
SApsiHs.- asitts $8.6 60-9. .3233SS, 9e'
xtiat. g. 80 - $40, i4psrs s.. l0-5. .95,
rsabs o. lO--s.30, azts bis GuserIeiene
sS.30-8.e5. GerteL $500 - $50. glGrtt
Sc boher.
q 4dis urb 26mmer. S&ats
etHssimtiA. a. So .e5. DsftItSs s2.75
40, Sahrlirss a 50-5.o so.
sawnsr:-stRssimiite 81 1850, nsf'
Iixs 81. $3.50. Rarft fart.
9afUsr. - Etxbpteb 10000, e6rein'
IL, 600, S4aie uno a6mmer 26, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-25

Ghitaso, ~. gueuF.
MekI. Der Bart wsy ffetia. @intsr
BstsHtstt. .+5-s.I5, Stratstts -. B-5. 90.
gvrine patents bsft:5s 20. StraisttS IS. 90
--5.l5, Bassrs S3.%-5-4o.
Hsttea. - Sar 5sytenbsr oS1 -
l01e, am SaIus s5sse; FIR Des. 1929
--Io4Le, am Sd,las l03e; fur Nai 1o3-
1926. am Shlab l0Sk.
BsIfdtsrn. - Ear esytemSsr so1ss-
Sic, am e&lus 60h.e; fir Oesembs,
57Z - sac, am Stlus 5se; ftr Ra
6s7--s0s*e, om StLuB sDle.
0afsr. gar SsStenrber 34ls--541,s.
am ealus 34sze; fav0egeurber Ss] -3sTe
om salxs $3.50; fur Rai ssH-3ss4s. an
e6IuB ss1le.
eerhe. - cxts fattsrserts 55 - 6os
ssts bts sstee RaIissrfts 6t--7le.
6ia 4siaamsH. - re. l 8. u. 224e.
Nc. q. I'D. "a c.
EimstbpiaameH. - 35.75-o. 8 vsz
Gentnes.
RIsetaamen.-sl3.5o per Gsntnss.
Eesuer.. - S2l .s0--2l.75 per BbI
ssfr September $2l. en- Sdlui
s2l.17ta; fiir Cttober s2o.A - 20.oo, on
Ghlnb s20.575, !. fir Sanuar $3.50 -
Is.47H. am s6lub $3.50.
Cd 6matl. - sll.s0 per 100 Sfuns. -
6ar Sevt5r. $Il.90 -- 1a.00, en- SaIuj
Sll 30; fir Cftober siI.g0 - l2.oo. an
ehtus sii.s0; fur Ropember slI.4I
--lI.50, am s4Iss sll.46. fur 5snns
$i0.45--l0.s2x, am eAsut tl0.4TI.
GAess NtppeHfetteR. &sfs 31I.7
---l1.25 per 100 gfuno. Jfr 0sDtembe
tI2.I is ~ I2.l21<. om S4tst tla.lb; 10
Cito6ss tll.e0 - LILO, am S&Is
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9ew Mort, "a. III

Eew Bert, q. Auguf.
Ysnn par heRte miEIts ~ .35-34. go
uno xapfsr rbenfaas; Gate sa 3l2.57hs--
1900, GIeetrolptbie gu sl2.62L - 1915
snb eating bu Sis.25-1a.50. Slsi paf
rubta sa &4.40 4.50 uao GpsItsr feit
~ $5. .35 - 5.45. Gifsn mar urperdnbsrt.
20. | 5aanbrD Rortbsrn gu sle.25-l6.50,
30. DO. ,a St5.5o--l6.o9, 70. l Soutbsra
ls.75-1s.25 arb SO. l SoutasrS foft sa
t16. .75--16.25.
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Hinbuieb. Die 3ufnbr mar beute
ni6t aros, es rpdren aber nod eeHua Don
aeftern iibrtq gebltebeu, 10 odB DIR Bcrratb
mehr ais qeutioeno mar. 0ute bis ausers
le'ene Stlere paren rar unb tart, lonit mas
rem bic BretIe lhuab. Stoders uno jSseos
er6 uuroeu nuV iebr pentg setauft. W'I5s
tabe itub 'tettg.
s4psre etisr. brabten s6.25 - 7.15,
ertra Stiere -, C@isr s2.25 -
5.25, sIet'5erfisrs, sEtra ~. l0-s.40, CUTE
bic aassrleisNe 34.75-5.55, oroiudrs bic
quite s3.25-4. 50; Sstfsrs, srtra s5.O0-5.25,
aate bis aSserlsieus s4.35-485. orotndrs
bis sute s2.25-4.25; RSbe, sEtra $3.50
Sab, fapcp -. gate bis aussrleisHe
s4.00--4.5 80, orbindre bis gate g. .Oo-8.S5
Ea1rsrs -. .00-3.00, Sto6ers uno Sesoers
"a. .5-5.25, ertra s. 50-5 IS.
cullen. Die befieren 8otoorasSor
ten maren in stemlitb gutter Rahfraqe, iouIt
a5er nGr Der Rartt laneiam uno itDah.
Baoers aHo Istttt s2.25-3.25, Bologna
s3.25-4.25. ,ytra 81 $3.50, fette 8uuen
81 425-l.76.
adtber. - Cute Ieiats aaLser parer
ftart TN greils, anoere Gber iLau UNI
| 'nma1.
Crotndre unb arose s5.50-S.50. fair BID
gate Isttts s7.00--6.75, ertra $9.0o-9.25
aaLbsr is ben souHIiToasrp -
9arsu Ss4s. prtma ba aassrIsisrs ~
-Skt. proindre 5-Sc.
5hwstne. - Ite 3uiubr pou S6pet
ueu mar heute siemItb sroB. bic dahfrGe'
cine quite uno ote 9yrsiie itettg. Seidte Ser
| iarotiorten iue 5SerteL Uaren ptuiq.
S1Dsre S4uetre braAten $3.S5-9. 90
| aats bn aassrteieHs Nsrpafurass uni
| SIsiiAsriortsn % 05-9.l0. semtiats Ser
| pG1snasiortsn q. .s0-9.05, orotrars sii
axssrIeisKs iApsrs 'stts sass 1915 -
7B0, srtra e. s0-7.65, Gtass s4.75-6.50
IstAts EsrisHofiorteu s9l0-9.25. Fsr:t
Ber II0 Bfe. aHb rpsniqsr s.. 8.75-9.25.
G&afs aRs 2aHmsr. Die Rah
Frage mar cine siem.t9 quite uno bic Brett
iiuo uugefdbr ftetig.
sAa'..-srtra - l0-4.25 eats Biz aus
srIs'sns 1926 -- 400. oroERtrs Bis GHt
slB-3o0. Rutteri d ale s3.75-4.75, eEtr
/ 800, Sdhrltnge 81 00-5.00.
aarru. - Grtra ss.S5-s.75, autebt
aussrlsi.ns S5.25-6.60, oroiadrs Bis gut
g.. $500.