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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
HE WENT FISHING ON
THE ICE

And it nearly resulted IN a fatality
But read about the New England dep
uty sheriff.
winsted. Conn. Aug 1. 1910.
Mr.. ". H Lippincott,
301 Oliver Bldg,
Pittsburg Pa.
Dear Sir-Referring to the case OF
Deputy Sheriff Newcity Of this place.
of whom I wrote you, I today called
upon him and found him greatly i'm
proved. As you know he Is the man
who put me next to this treatment. as 1T
had practically cured him OF severe
case of Brfght's disease about the time
began taking It, Late In March he
went fishing on thesice and contracted
a severe cold and during the Illness
which ensued his trouble returned. The
family physician was called He grew
steadily worse until about two weeks
ago. The doctors said he had only a
short time to live. He was badly swol
len and unable to retain nourishment.
At that time I induced his sister (un
known to the doctor) to put him back
on the Renal Compound The result
was marvellous The bloat Is all gone,
the kidneys are much better. his heart
action is now fine. eyes clear and gain
ing in strength daily. His worst trou
Bile now is that his stomach is weak and
he can not retain food. I understand
the company furnishes pamphlet Civ
ing advice as TO the treatment OF severe
cases. Will you kindly send IT to me?
I met his doctor recently and he said
he did not understand what was keep
ing Newcity alive. But I know and
firmly believe if he continues 1t he
will fully recover his strength.
Regarding my own case-I never felt
better in my life than 1 do today. As
you know last December my physician
said I only had a short time to live
have never lost a days time from my
business. but have used the treatment
faithfully and restricted my diet and
now consider myself in normal health.
Yours very truly, E. j. PRATT.
With death certain under the ortho-
dox treatment what excuse can there
be for not giving patients and their
families the hope of recovery that is Of
fered by the simple addition Of Full
tons Renal Compond to the heart. tonic
and eliminative prescriptions that the
doctor is now giving without hope.
There Is no conflict. 1t being go mild
that a child can take. many having re-
covered Flying full in the face OF the
text book in christendom. we declare
chronic kidney disease now curable in
a majority of cases
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
LIEUTENANT Ward
GOES Under knife
Operation Performed on Army
Officer Who Was Victim
of a Crush
Showed Under Wheels of Train
by Crowd After PasO
Robles Ball

CAMP ATASCADERO. Oct. st was
found necessary today to operate on
First Lieutenant John W. Ward.
Thirtieth infantry. who was injured
last night by the 11:40 Southern Pa
cihc train as it passed through Paso
Robles- His foot and lower leg were
SO badly crushed as to necessftate
amputation at the knee.
Lieutenant Ward had been attend
ing the concert and swimming contests
at the Paso Robles hotel, and with a
party OF officers had gone to the sta
tion to take No 10 train which passed
through Paso Robles at 1O:40 O'Clock.
There were about 500 enlisted nsand
officers waiting to take the same train.
and Ward, standing in the front of the
crowd, was showed under the wheels
while the train was vet under con-
siderable headway. He was dragged
about 80 feet. and the crowd. mot
realizing what had happened, tranapled
on him.
STOPS FLOW OF BLOOD
As soon as he could be extricated
from beneath the car. Surgeon Thoma--
son made a tourniquet of a waist belt
loaned by an enlisted man. stopping the
placed on the train and hurried to
Atascadero. where waiting ambulance
took him TO the field hospital
Captain James H. Devans. in charge
Of the hospital, personally performed
the operation. No other injuries than
to the foot and leg were found The
patient rallied after the operation. and
unless complications set in he will be
sent to the general hospital at the
PreSidio in a few dayS
WARD HAS GOOD RECORD
Lieutenant Ward has a distinguished
record. having served during the Span
ish war as first lieutenant OF the First
Arkansas infantry and later as first
lieutenant of the Thirty-third United
States volunteers He bears three
wounds received in action. He was
commissioned a second lieutenant in
the Twentieth United States infantry.
February. 1901, and promoted TO a first
lfeutenancy In June. 1902 He Is mar
ried and stationed at the Presidio of
Monterey.
This was a day OF rest IN camp.
camps were largely attended. and every
band gave sacred concert. The Young
Mems Christian association tent was
crowded all day, first for services and
later with letter writer's
Two more games of ball were played
in the camp league. The field artillery
and Eighth infantry teams still main
tain unbroken records OF victories. The
fight for the cup Is conceded to be be-
tween these two teams
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
C0LMA AND VISTA GRANDE
HAVE TWO BAD FIRES
Five Laborers' Cottages and
Bakers Building Destroyed
rC.T Nj tt - III
[SeecioL Dispatch 10 The Call

COLNA, Oct. e.-Owing to q shortage
Of IRE apparatus two sections Of this
district were threatened with genera
conhagrations Saturday night Only the
quick work of volunteer bucket bril-
sades saved the surrounding property.
a coal oil stove exploded in the home
of laborer in Hillcrest drive, Vista
Granoe, at II o'clock. Within q few
minutes five buildings were burning
and in half an hour all were destroyed.
Men, scantily dressed, rushed from
nearby houses and prevented further
loss.
Seven families were left homeless bv
the FIRE at Vista Grande, but they were
given temporary refuge in the vicinity.
Two hours later the unoccupied two
story frame building Of the Colma bak-
ing company in Werner avenue was in
flames. Here, also, buckets were pressed
into use, but II was found Impossible
10 prevent the destruction of the bak-
ing company's building. This fire is
thought TO have been of incenciary
origin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
ARMED MEN ROB BANK
IN PRESENCE OF CROWD
Managers Forced to Lead the
Bandits to the Vault

VANCOUVER, B. c. Oct. 9.-Police-
men have been securing the east end
OF the city all day to find some clew
TO the perpetrators Of bold holdup
Of q branch Of the Royal bank late last
night, but without success.
The bank is situated in Park drive.
Grand View Assistant Manager Hug
gett was closing the front doors at 10
o'clock. when he was confronted by
two masked men armed with rifles.
Huggett and R. Jardine, manager Of the
bank, were forced to march into the
vault. which the robbers ransacked.
taking $500. Then they sauntered to
the street and disappeared.
Many people watched the robbery
from q safe distance, but none attempt
ed TO stop the armed men when they
left the building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
STEEL AND IRON TRADE.
REPORTS DISCOURAGINO
Blast Furnaces Face Losses,
While Production Increases

NEW YORK. Oct A9.-Little that is
encouraging can be said about business
in finished steel products during the
first week in October. In pig iron de-
yelopments have been disappointing to
producing interests.
Blast furnace companies are facing
a serious situation Apparently a loss
must be accepted, whether ore is resold
or converted into pig iron. Producing
issbeir1g slightly increased. instead Of
more furnaces blowing out.
= The steel companies to continue
to enter new business for finished prod
nets at the rate. of about 45 per cent
of capacity, while mill operations aver
age about II per cent of capacity, pig
iron being produced at rate slightly
Under 6S per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
PURITY WORKERS BEGIN
CAMPAIGN IN SEATTLE
Conference Expected to Aid in
Recall Movement

SEATTLE, Oct. 9.-Eastern leaders
of the purity movement, who arrived
in Seattle last night to attend the
American purity federation conference.
which opens tomorrow, began their
anti-vice campaign today by deliver
ing addresses in several Seattle
churches on the white slave traffic The
presence of the leaders in the national
purity movement in Seattle at this time
is counted on by the Public Welfare
league to help in the campaign being
waged for the recall of Mayor Hiram
c. Gill a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

After man gets on the shady side
Of 40 love doesn't trouble him half as
much as rheumatism does.
Words are the making OF wise men
and the unmaking of fools.
II isn't the depth of love that counts
so much as the length.
Some people seem to think that he
who laughs loudest laughs best
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
YOUTH ACCUSED OF
ROBBING HIS EMPLOYER
ISeecial Dispatch to The Call

SAN MATEO. Oct. 9.-Charles Fowler
of San Francisco. II years old, was ar
rested by Probation Officer W. II. Hut
ton and will be taken back to San
Francisco to answer for taking $50 of
his employers money Fowler says he
lost the $50 in a gambling game.
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uamhait gemaat
New Mori. 2a. Rr,

Rem Dorf. 2s. Wat.
webr. -3uFubr 81 .52s 8bls., gerianbt
1879 Sbis. Der Rarft mar ilau. -
Gprina gatents5 l5-5.35, BinterS Straio5ts
$4.4O-4.55, 8iutsr gatents Si.3O-5. .l5.
Spring clears 81 .25-4.50. Miuter 9rtras
30. L s4.00-4.40, 30. 2 DO. $3. 1880,
aan'as itraisbts Si30-4.95.
Toaaenme5l III ftetiq. Tatr Bic
euies $4.i5-4.40. dolce bis fancp $4.45-
4.55.
Sudwes,.nmes. nonlinel tu 81. 90
"a 5 per 100 Biuuo.
RaismebI III rubis. Seines neisss
une selbes ST. .40-l.i5. srobes 81 .25-l.30,
ailnSri.b $3.50.
EosseH lit Uomtnel. 30. 2 s9eifern
S01,e !. o. b. Rem gors.
Gerite III nomiHel. Rar;serite s5-s7e
c. |. I. uHo nsas 5Is!srssrfts 6S-7o14e G
I. Rem gor..
Geiteu. -3ufubr q, 900 Su.. ger'anbs
47,s75 Su. Rartt pilie. Ro. 2 rotber
$l.olL c. l. I. uHo Ro. / Northern
s1lln (. o. b.
sSelidtorr. 3ufuhr 1876, Ger.
iannt - Su. Rar,t wiais. Eo. 2 66e
uouiinea TN eIepator uro 66c I. o. b.
ihpimmenb.
cater. 49, Sufubr 81, ,525 8n.. gsrianbt
- gu. Rarst ruhia. GeniIditer 26 bis
80 gfunh 'dwer. uonrireu, metser25 bis 30
Bfune ihwer, A -- 46e; beS1ui.tener DO.
"a bts a. 9fnno itroer 44--4sc.
Seutit piats. Ho. ll0s, 30. 2 lose,
Fe 3 90-95c.
bspfeu 1T rubia. state 1900, oretnfr.r
bis doiee 2I-24e, 1908, oroindrer bis hoice
l5--l8e; 9aeific Goat 1909. l4--lsc: 1909
13-isc.
Saute finb rubig. - Central gmeriea
231Ie, Bosota 2211l-23c.
2eeer 1T ieit. aeto 2o-2ee.
n 90, hort clear SIS .oo-27.o 90. Reb s24.oo
-24.50.
Beef III fieIia. Samitp sls.oo-2o 90.
Neb &l5.00-l6.00, seefsSdtufen 4l 90
--25 90, 9erpaet sl2 .00-l2 80. 9ttp eTtra
sneta Neb S2l .00-23.00.
Gut Weats itnb ftetis. 0epotelss Sell
ties l6--lsc, bo. Saultern 81 - eIe,
30. Shinten l6-ls1sc.
Ed AmaIs 1T itette. Wtbsle Beff prima
81 80 - 1890; raffiRtrtes fsetig. GoHti'
merit $3.50. .. u. sl4.5o, COMPOUND 10
l0Le.
IsIs III itstis. grima Gits7e. esantrs
6L--T.
baum 10 oFIf aamen.DeI III itetis.
prtma robes s707, prtraa Somner selbes
81 .s0--S.20.
getroIeum III ftetis. aaffinirtes Reu
Dcrf $7.75. 9bilabeIpeta uno BaItimors
E.75. DO. tn gulf $4,25.
no lie 1T ftetis. Gomeitic 5Ieece 81
--34e.
Oar, tn rubis. etraineb. semObnIi1ei
tH sutes $3.50.
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geIb ION ean" mar nonlineu 81 35aE.
srima Geihdftspapiere mnrpen sn 416--
So nissontirt.
Gterltng Grdanae III faum itetig.
ei4t Az s4.S7L - 4.879s nno 60 1ase
siht ~ $4.s4--4.64ls.
Bunoes Dbligatione n rraren fte'
tia ano pmroen pte foI9t auotirt:
Ser. Gtaaten Refnnbins 2T 1909 aeb.,
~ reaiftrirte 1926 114ss1--ll5, Gou.
pons l14iI-lI5I, 80 resiftrirte lo2 -
l03, Coupons I02 l05, Banana Gou,
pons 2% IO03S--10l.
Ter oieSmohentlit)e stuSmels Der New
Dorter 8anfen lautete ruie foIet:
3unahnie In Der Reierue ..... S2,412 ,025
3undbme In ben TarIeben.. 5000 900
3unabme or Spe5ie .-.. "A, 429 800
3unabme an ,,sesal Ieneers".. s75T 100
3unabme In ben Tepoitten. sll ,0ls, 300
3uaabme In Der 2trtalatioH -. sl45,500
Ter iieberidub In Der asisrpe iiber bic
geietlid porgeihriebenen 25 grosent Der
Eepoftten beiduft itG iett auf s26,236, 900.
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elmer 0euoerhonblung Der fih gegen bic
STANDARD Oil go. unb bic american
9obdeco So. rt9tenben tt.Wonopolz
pro3eife es als bic Qbfi6t Der 8unDssz
regiergng angetiinbigt, audi obne Die
Grleoigung otefer prinStpiea pihtigen
JGae db3uDarteu, gsgen folhe Jnterz
eHen>9smeinI6aften por3ugeben, pels
che Durd ibr monopoliftif6es 8erbdlz
ten bic Ibeuerung i'm 2anbe erb0ben.
Sin unberss berortiges 8orgebeu oes
8unoesz Suiti3s ti3s9epartements ri6tet
1if) gegen ben ,8utters5ruit", oo6
f6eint bic 6isberige l1nterfuhurg tst-
nen Anbdlt fir cine tritnineue 4ntIage
geliefert 81 baben. Qls Elm Spe3talz
Qusidub oes 9unbeszSeruts nit 0fz
fentli6en 8erboren CUR Grmtttelung
Der l1rIa6en Der boben 2ebensmittelz
preife begann, itelIte es it6 9eraus, baB
eine Nn3u6l 2eute in Glgin, 81, in
tGgli6en 3uiammentiinften tbutfddIi6
ben grets Der Butter fir bas oanse
2anb feitIeBe. 8u5 8unoeSz Suiti3bez
partement griff iofort biefe Snforma@
tion auf uno farbte Ngertsn na6 81
gin, UNI Die Qngelegen6eit genau gu
unteriu6en. Ra6bem nun mebrere
Boder ooriber oerFloFer Iinb, mub
Du5 9epartement 3ugsiteben, bag 3tpur
geniigenb Naterial fir eine 4ntlage
Dorliege. Rur babe ii6 jebo6 6isber
tein 9eieB ftnoen lafen, auf 8runo
oefen Elm 9srfabren gegen ben But
tersSruft" nit Nusfi6t auf grfolg
our6Tiibren Iai1e. Sus S6ermans8ez
ieB t0nne nt6t CUR 4utpenbung gez
braht fperben. Soate bdher Die Bun
Desregierung BON elmer 8erfol9ung
abieben, 10 mag Der Staut Sain0is etne
ioIne eirIeiten.
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Sruit=Seriolsuus

I'm gu sntIfeiben, oh niht bic @inz
Isitung zines Strafperfa6rens rpsgen
8erIeBung bes Sbermau'Ihen 4ntiz
1ruf s@sIssss gegen Den y5oI3s5ruit"
gerehtfertigt fsi, lit oas gunoessS gu
ftt3oepartement gegenipGrtig nit elmer
unteriuhurg betreffs Der 6ol3preiie in
ben Der. Studtsn beihdftigt. Die
Spis. Der Grbebungen ridtet Iih gegeH
nas i'm Nopember 1903 nit einem aas
pitul bon $20,00O,00O gegriinoete
6ol3ipnbitut, on tpelhem Die orel
gr0Btsn 6oI3firmen oss Weitsns be-
tbetliat iino, nGmlih bic Weperboufer
50. uno bie gopfe 8 S'grien So. bon
Winneiota, forpie bic gotparo 6tnes
Qumber 50. in gbiedgo. IN Der Spise
bes Spnoitdts ftebt Der grditoent Der
erItgenanntsn 8eIeIli9uft, Jreoerit
Wperhauier in ct. Qouis, Elm geborez
ner 0eutfter, oeffen 8ermogen uuf
SO, 100000 biz $2O,0OO,0OO gsI6dst
fpiro. Die berbiinpeten 9sIellIhaften
tontroairen Die WeiBfi6tenzDaIbuns
oen in Winneiota uno in Der cuuaoiz
insn prooins Ontario unb oumit ans
qeblih 6olsbe'tdnoe BON {, 100000, 900
5uB, bereu 9bihlagen etipa Dier5ig
Sabre erforpsrn pirpe. gDie be6aupz
tet rptrp, 1T es oieism SpnDttat gelunz
qen, oas adn5s 9eihdft in WeiBflhtens
bols bier3ulanoe unter isine 9ontrole
al brinaen. Dsniitens lpuroen bel Be-
rdtbuna BEG neusn 5arifgeiese5 oerarz
tias 9ebduptuuaen i'm aongreB dufges
TteQt. auf 9runo Der 5oroerung, ben
@inFubr8pa duf 5oI3 ub3uiaoffen,
purDe pamdls oslteno gemadt, odb
oas Spnpitat nicht nur ein UtouopoI
uuf bas @eibfihteH>8eihGft befise,
| ionoern audi oas in allen anoeren
Tihtsniorten beberrihe.
Sett Grhebung Der 4utlaaen gegeu
ben y6ol3s3ruit" i'm ReprdientanteHz
6auIe bat 6erbsrt st. Smitb, Der aorz
| porationsza zaommiTGr oss Sanoels.
uno Qrbeitsz z9epartements. uber oies
Spnoitats eingebsnDe Grbebungen an
qeitellt. Rsusroings bat aud cir
aoert bes 9uuoes sSufti3bepdrtsmenta
| fi6 Der glsiheR 4ufgabs untersogen
unp ss Tol iih babel heruufgeitelt bas
ben, oab in iebem Staate, in jebeu
gssirte unb in jsoer Stuot pas Spnbi-
tat 3peigorganiiationsn babe, fpelh'
ben prsis oes Nrtitels bs1timmeu uni
Den 8srtauf an bic nerihiebenen Qb:
nebmer reaulirsn. gs piro bsbauptet
Der .6ol3s Jruit" fsi bic einfluRreitit'
aupttaIs- 4Hociatipn, nit pelher BIZ
Sunoesbehoroe biskr 81 tbun gebdbt
bat.
gu ben bpben Soften Der 2sbens.
fubruns trdgen Die boben 9reife Dor
gau uuo anoerem 5ol5 3!DeIfeIlos bel
unb es tpiro bebauptet, oaB oieielber
aeqennGrtie bDber iinb, ais iie IeIr
iouteu. Die lnteriuhun9 baiirt oa
ber auf Der Nbiitt oes gunoes= SuItis'
oepartements, gesen ioIhe aapitdls
9lHocidtipnen por5ugeben, tpelhe ourd
gefhrdntung Der freien &onturreni
bic Sebensfpiten fteigern. 8etarntlid
bat Der 8unbessGenerdldnnult Wifer
ihom tur3 mad Der ieitens bss Sbsr
| 9unbesderid1ts oetrpffenen InprDnunt
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Der warst NOR ftetta. Bersauft purs
ben - gbB. Tiitiuers Tintfbeo gooes
yuf hsr Bats pon 81 80 per OaQone.
Grocertes


u6er.-gretfe itetia. Hofhnirtsr Gut
qeaf s.65c, pomeereo 6.e5, Cubes 6.l0s,
sranuIeteb 5.s5e, 0onfettioners ~" 5.65t,
on ~" Sass. .60e, meiSsr ertra .,G"
8 .20-5. .30e, ertra "a" 8. .i0--5. .16e, orein&.
rsr seIber 5.00-5.05s.
Wolaiies II. itetis. Rem Orleans
Dpen Rettle 2s-3ss. Centrifugal l5--25s
per Ganone.
seis.-warst siemIi6 rebtsft uns vsetis
2oaiiiana, 7anep ceab 6-SIe, prima ~
-5Is, oroindrer 5,1-sHe, Soyan -
IL pc. 9iunb.
Tairr.grobutta.
Butter. Marft ruhta, yreis itetia.
fsner Greameup 30[e, Greamery firfts
2ss. DO. fseonbs 26e, fancn Tairs 2l1st no.
/ 2le per pfunb.
SAFE. = Marst sietss. DNs Nat lie,
NorbneftIiaer IL - IKE, Rem yerf lse.
CHweiSer 2011-22f, 2inburesr TIC. Dri6
l61e per pfune.
Gier.-Anasbot siemIicb arcb, Breis wilis.
Brima frif&e 6lhnereier lSe, firfs lie,
aneere 1875, ieconbs l5lSt per Tutens,
ie nod EuaIitdt. Gdnieeser 30e. enieneier
2Ir per Tutenb. 0erluft ab.
Geflaeel. Nahfraee gut. Marft
itstie. Gpring ehifeas pom lL-IL
pfo. 25-3oe, SunGe oabner 19-22t. 6atnsr
Ice, Sdbne lls, 1rutbatner i5s, suns
l0e, GnteH l0--i2e. Odnfs 6--7r per gfunb.
Dbft urb 0emafs.
Aepfel. Ssney $500 - 600, quite
~ .O0-4.50 per Dbl.
Gitronen. - Rarlt itetis. GsIifsrnis
&3.5l-3.75. Neiiina s3.75-4 90 per Rife.
Drang en.-Martt rubss unb ifssia. -
California Rapels $500 - $50, iIortba
~. 2.16--3.50 per Rifle.
Grbbeeren. Siiblidbe 81 .60--2.7 rs,
einteimiide 81. 1880 per 24Euort Crate.
atri den Saure 200 $50 per
9rate.
.&ar 10 ffe In. Cute biS aMserleiene
einbeimhne 40t, ncrolide 86e per On.
suf benz OsIsiis. eatsastsiItln. G4ts Ser
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eineirnati, 80. Wai 1910

Cincinnati, 80. Jlai 1910.
Der gsartt mar in Der perfoiienen Bode
retbt lebbaft, beionoerS uber wuroer Cont
merftone tart gctauft. 3ablrei2e Sdufer
BON Auspdrts ruareH erihteneu uno ea lie
fen aud pteIe auftraae pon ben Netienoen
elm. lie GuotiruHaen poren am S9luB
Der Dote pie folst
grnurer WusItu-G3reot SaIs 9 SAC
poofcc &c. Pig Is &c, SeHoevi2n Jamllg 6At
g. g.. % 5il 5ic, iiticaa 1oIT 3ae 30, % 58RS
fSfse, falt 30. 5I iiotf 31ist. sofroft 94 Iss &C."
,2f tnt 6 ise aS SoGm oc QonssaIs aHia e.
9saonstae e orset S BE- et @ e VsS Or5 s. 7t Ss 1tae
s'IIc 7c, at0ertn 714e. eeeborn G3ze, 5tI't Saa
Giaaic sl4c, 8epperef 1913 25c 90 "a 23e.
utjcd 1914 24c DO. qf4 pc Rrtabiou 1914
Z31zc, ho 9I4 u 1zc, s5oIerott 4 ie12c
8rtut s-sIn,erican SbseitHss 54c4. Genital
gari g. 2'g,sTiean s'Onfr,n9 nrO Gson Sc; Sc
nno qrauc Sc, GoluInbia Gnoigo 5i&c 90.
ggnrirring uue erane 514c. Lpiu Hobes Bocific
81, gsafional SIC. Saa 1oo 514e. Orion 4&e,
aisifbeTftOffs-9antfb GLots 12Hez> z>c<
5S1c Banama 4oe. GaIdttta GIotb 1886.
Ii6 inc qk.-1horHepfe @c. @oTto9oo m g;
~ f5c 8orfiac 1otzc. eorbis 8 tn5en t+1@e.
Eusauebarna lie. Goneftoca = 16c.
@tnab IN g-amosfs5g Stsgle :
1t22 M ?f srsnts a.ngit9H gg a5s rs So!sin g. ""noo'F
8IGf6 s-Enr aeft 7i7c, sopal Glue 7A {.
eabemarie e14c, Geneva e14c. eoutb!aHS 54e.
' 9eTt ms ms BORT . Z Toe, grOgrmtto lie,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
9aaI6es Eincnnatier gDrsblat 4enftas, 81 ea 1910.
Terpentiu ift rubig su CSC.

Terpentin ift rubis su Csc.
Reis lit rubis. Ginbetmiitsr 211ss-511se,
gatnta 511--6c.
Wo Iafies In ftetig. gep Orleans Open
RettIe. gutter Bis dolce, 32--42c.
9ader. -- Sober lit feft. - Wnscas
pabe SO 1eft 3.74 - 3.77c, Centrifugal
80 Teft 4.24 49, 4.27e, MDIaiiess 3u6er 80
Teit $40 -3.52. Raffinirter 3uder ift
ruhts. Gut aeaf sos, 9ruibeo 59se,
WoutS 81" 5.soc. Cubes 5.50c, 8orps
berep 5.4Oc, @rdnuIatep 5.25c, Diamond
,a"5.25, Gonfectioners ~ 5.o5e; go.
/ 500, go. 2 4.95c, SO. 80, Ro.4 4.65c,
go. 5 4.60c, SO. 64.75c, Ro. 7 4.70c, SO.
84.65c, SO. 9 4.6oc, Qo. 10 Abe, 9to. II
4.5Oe, SO. IL 4.45e, go. 13 4.40c. Ro. ID
4. .40c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
Gbicado, %. Rai.

We1I.- Ger Martt mar itetiq. @inter
gatentssi. o--5.20, Stratsbts "a .25-4.80,
epringg atents $4. $3.50, 5tratgbts 81 80
a so, Baters $4.00--5.20.
dBeiBeH. Fir Wdt 96 -- 102Lc,
ant ShluB 96c; fir Sult SO - 961se,
am SbIub 1896; fir septentber 9l1ss----
93c, ant Sblub 9l1lc; fir Desember 907S
--9214c, ant 5blub 9lIc.
D.GiHtorn. - Jiir Rai 54114-56114e,
ant ShIns 5414c; fir 5ult 56I-583se,
am saIub 57sIc; fur September 57H4-
55&4c, am Ghlub 573zc; fur Je;enber
55-5ss4c. am 56tuf 551sc.
Safer. - 5ar Mat 369s-385se, ant
S6Iub o65sc fir 3uIt 3e1s-371ac, am
Shlub 3614e; fir September 35119-362se,
am Shfus 355se; iar Ee3ember 36--3711sc,
am Sd uB 36e.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 76e.
Gerfte. - gats SutteraerIte 46 - soc,
quite BITS toice Ratsgerfte 55--65c.
Slahs iaamen.-Ro. g. 50. 20lLe
10. i 81. u. 2i1Le.
9tmotbp1aamen.-s4.35p .35 per G.utner.
2Iee a anne en.-tll.25 per g.ntner.
Webpsrt. - S22.50--22.75 per 8bt.
Sir Suii s22.20 -- 2255. am edEus
81 rs; fir September $2l.90 - 22.4O.
an SdIub S22.lO.
etmaIs. - $3.50 per 100 9funb. -
fur SnIt $40 -- 1880. am sdlub
sl2.4TI; fir September $l2.25-l2.do,
am S6Iub Sl2.321S.
SbOrt Rippenietter. aoIe$12. .6211 a
.-l4.ot4 per 100 gfo. Gir 5uIi sl2. IL 4
Ia .62Ia. am SnIus Sl2.50; fisrSeptember
2.z0-l2.32k, am S6lub S12.2J.
Sdnlter "a 59ort tLare 5eiten, per,
padt, $l3.!5-13.50.
Butter. -Wartt itstiS. Creamery 25--
RI !. {, Jairu 2j-26c.
Gier. - Rartt lutItS. Grti@s 1716-
1876 per Daseno.
Rdie. Rartt ftettg. Cream ID -
1514e per Bfuno.