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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
THE RECENT STORMS IN ITALY
Torrential Rains and Cloudbursts-
Death List Said to Exceed Two Hum
dred.

TOrrential Rains and Cloudbursts-
Death List Said to Exceed Two Hun
dred.
Naples, Oct. 25-As the news slowly
filters in from the districts ravaged by
Yesterdays storm, floods and subsistence
OF the earth due to volcanic action,
the magnitude of the disaster grows.
1t is admitted by the authorities that
the death list exceeds 200 at 1schia and
in the provinces of Salerno and Naples.
Thirty feet of mud covers many OF
the roads in the provinces of Naples
and Salerno. Soldiers have started the
work Of rescue, but their progress must
necessarily be slow because OF the
blocking of the roads. Here in Naples
many houses collapsed. This was due
to subsistence OF the earth due to the
recent volcanic eruplions and the IN
habitants OF the city are in state OF
panic.
The disaster was due to the combina-
ton of torrential rains, and cloudbursts
simultaneously with an outbreak OF
Mount Vesuvius.
The coasts OF the Island Ischida, six
teen miles southwest of Naples, in the
Mediterranean, we're swept by Il noun
tainuous tidal wave. The extent OF the
damage from this source cannot be
learned because of the destruction OF
the cable between Naples and the
Island.
A telegram received from the mayor
of Casamicciola says that that city has
been very badly damaged and that
help is urgently needed. 1t is possible
that the loss of life there may be heavy,
as there are rumors that the extinct
volcano Mount Epomeo is again active.
The entire slopes of Mount Vesuvlus
we're swept by cloudbursts, and the
thousands OF tons of lava and ashes
accumulated along the crests OF the
mountain since the last serious erup-
ton we're swept down into the adjacent
valleys, leaving death and desolation in
their wake.
Floods are reported at Catara, Anal
fl, Salerno, and in other places. The
damage is estimated in the milians.
CAPTAINS OF vessels that anchored in
the Bay OF Naples during Sunday night
say there must have been submarine
earthquake. inasmuch as their vessels
heaved violently and in several in
stances dragged their anchors. 1t was
about this time Vesuvius belched mud
and stones. This preceded the cloud
burst by less than al hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

Democratic by from % to 80 is the
estimate given out at Washington
headquarters OF the democratic con-
gressional campaign committee as the
probable complexion OF the next House.
This estimate is based upon reports re-
ceived at Chicago headquarters, and
Professor Joseph H. Swimm made the
forecast, which differs but little from
the tentative claims made by Chair
man LLOYD weeks ago. The published
estimate does not 60 into details as to
where these democratic gains are to be
accomplished, but it is we'll understood
that the democrats consider the east
their surest battleground-east OF the
Appalachian chain, which includes all
OF New England, part Of New York,
a good slice of Pennsylvania and all Of
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware.
The hope is that at least 20 districts
represented by republicans will return
democrats. This will make switch of
40 in the present relationship. The
remainder OF the gain the democrats
expect to make in the west, particularly
in Missouri, where they count upon
five new democrats. Following is the
way Professor Swimm arranges his
guess: Present membership, 391; re-
publicans 217; democrats, 1853; vacan-
cies, |. Next House, democratic mem
bership 2OS; sure republicans, us; sure
insurgent republicans %; probable re-
publicans, 80; probable democrats, l6;
sure democratic majority, II; probable
democratic majority, IS to 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
Parrot Frtghtcns Burglar.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 25-Charlie, a
5-year-old green Mexican parrot, which
speaks both German and English, made
futile the visit of a burglar to the home
of his mistress. Mrs. Charlotte Morad,
yesterday morning. Charlie makes the
kitchen his usual abode and is trained
to call Mrs. Morad when any one comes
to the door. When the burglar broke
into the house at 2 CLOCK in the morn
ing Charlie yelled, Charlotte! Char
!otta!" and aroused his mistress. The
intruder got away with no booty,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. p

MORE than once has it been urged
that the merchandise trade balance OF
the United States for two years past has
fallen heavily short OF being enough to
meet the current Indebtedness Of this
country to the world on other accounts.
This matter is of utmost importance
and Of far-reaching effect. Again, let
it be emphasized that London rs the
clearing house Of the world, today
stands maste, OF the financial situation
in America. "Such declaration" says
the Philadelphia North American may
not be calculated to make the eagle
scream, neither does it comport with
the Wall street desire, but 1t is none
the less true. 1t may be ignorantly or
with purpose disputed by fnanciers
and others in this country who might
we'll wish the situation otherwise, but
the fact is firmly grasped by the old
world banking interests. These inter
ests bank on the London Times. 1t
speaks with oracle-like authority. In
a recent issue this famous newspaper
states that for the fiscal year ended
June 80 last this country had to borrow
abroad 1926, 100000 to meet the de-
ficiency OF the trade balance in taking
care OF current obligations on other &C
counts. On July II it was figured
that such deficiency amounted to
1928, 100000. That was read by
Americans, the borrowers. The
London Times speaks to the lenders.
And that in itself is important, es-
pecially in view OF the fact that security
prices are being lacked up in New
York right in the face Of an apparent
necessity to sell more American securl-
ties abroad to square current adverse
accounts. The Times, estimating
roughly, gives 00,000,000 year as
the sum which this country must pro-
vide in some way to meet interest and
dividend payments, expenses OF Amerl-
cans travelling and living abroad, re-
mittances to aliens and freight and in
surance on our foreign trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
The Johnson-Oldfield Race.

New York, Oct. 25.-Many Of those
who journeyed to Sheepshead Bay race
track today to witness the automobile
race between Jack Johnson and Barney
Old6eld went with no other thought
in mind than that of going to see the
colored pugilistic champion break some
part of his anatomical structure.
johnson had talked SO big of what he
would do to Oldtield that the opinion
prevailed that be really would drive his
machine at terrific clip and take all
sorts of chances with his precious neck.
The race is two five-mile heats in three,
for SIS 900 side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
Roosevelt and the Tariff.

Geneva, N. Y, Oct. 25.-For the
first time in his speeches in this state,
Theodore Roosevelt this afternoon pub
licly admitted that he regretted the
tariff plank which was adopted by the
Saratoga convention.
Il am sorry to say" he said, that
the republican convention was so in
ter.sted in state concerns that it did not
take as progressive a position on the
tariff as it should. President Taft and
the republican party almost universally
are in harmony OH the suggestion that
hereafter the tariff shall be revised by
commission. All republicans are
certain to finally come to this position. /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

The congressional election is two
weeks off today, and it is earnestly
hoped every democrat will devote the
small time necessary in which to cast
his ballot in his party's interest. While
all friends of Hon. G. G. Carlin are
glad he is to succeed himself, he having
no opposition, this fact should not lie
nsed as an excuse for the manifestation
pi apathy. There is likelihood Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
"Youth Is Money Mad"

York, Pa, Oct 25.-The youth Of
today are dollar mad and filled with a
lust for ease, declared the Rev. J. Ellis
Bell, in an address yesterday at a meet
ing oftthe ministerial association on the
subject why Do Not Young Men En-
ter the Ministry" He said that unless
the heroic side of the young mans
nature is appealed to the situation
would remain unchanged. Another
reason given for the scarcity of pros
pective clergymen was that the minister
does not hold as big place in q COM
munity he once did.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
Excitement in the Chamber of Deputies.

/ Paris, Oct. 25.-Crying Down with
Lepine! Put him out! put him out!''
the socialist members on the floor and
sympathzers in the gallery caused a
supension OF the opening session of the
Chamber of Deputies when it reassem-
bled at Brands request today. The
demonstration against the project of
policy of Paris, was due to his activity
during the recent strike Of railway
employees.
When order was finally restored, it
was decided that all challenges OF the
governments strike methods should be
consolidated for Immediate discussion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

GREAT coal beds have been .discoy-
cred in Chile as result Of arteSian
borings. Coal is source OF power
which should give q great lift to in
dustrial development in the energetic
republic on the western coast of South
America. Such resource adds I'M
mediate value TO nearly all other nat
ural resources. Its vast coal supply
has been the most important factor in
the building up and maintaining the
industrial supremacy of Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
The Presidents Proposed Trip.

Portsmouth, n. H., Oct 25.-Orders
were received at the Navy Yard here to-
day to put the United States cruiser
Tennessee in shape for President Taft's
trip to Panama. The Tennessee was
ordered to proceed to Hampton Roads
on November I, where he will coal.
This completed, she will go to Charles
ton, S. c., where the president will 90
abroad for his trip to the canal. 1t is
expected the Tennessee will sail from
Charleston with The presidential party
about November 9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

Virginia sending solid democratic
delegation 10 Congress this year, AMI
The state expects every man to do his
dutv There should be no decrease in
she vote Of any district, even if the can
didatcs are without opponents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
New Jersey Baptists.

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. 25.-Mem-
bership in the Baptist Churches Of the
state have increased 26, 542 and 142
new churches have been established
during the past twenty years, according
to the report the state board of missions
made before the annual convention OF
the New Jersey Baptists at their session
this morning. Rev. George W. Peck,
of Camden, was elected president OF the
Baptist Pastors Conference at meet
ing Of that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
WeIIman will Try Again.

Atlantic City, Oct. 25.-Announce-
ment was made today that Walter
Wellman would attempt another flight
over the Atlantic ocean in a dirigible
balloon. The base OF action will be
Atlantic City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
Strike In Portugal.

Lisbon, Oct. 25.-Freight and ex-
press drivers numbering 5000 went on
strike in Portugal today. Soldiers and
fremen were pressed into service to
prevent the tieing up of transportation
of the necessities Of life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

With evidence that seven negroes on
their way to wedding we're assassl-
mated last night, the police of Grafton,
W. Va, and surrounding towns are In
vestigating the matter today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
ecome famous for its cures of coughs,
olds, Group and influenza Try it
when in need. 1t contains no harmful
substance aud always gives prompt re-
lief. Sold by W. +. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

The pleasant purgative effect expe-
rienced by all who use Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition of the body and mini
which they create, makes one feel joy
full. Sold by W. F. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25
Aviator Killed.

Berlin, Oct. 25.-Lieut. Menthe, one
OF the ayiators of the German army,
was killed at Magdeburg today by the
fall of his Wright bi-plane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

Reece, who died re-
IN Gently, left at her home, No. 5O7
Duke street, n quantity of secondhand
clothing, much of which had evidently
been left with her for sale. This cloth
ing is now awaiting Identification and
claim by the owners, and if not identi-
fed and claimed by the first day OF No
funeral expenses of the deceased.
oct24 IT A. TRUATI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

pOARDERS WANTED-At Rosemont
ID several MEN; new house, every
modern convenience. For particulars,
apply at Ramcy's Printing Office, lib
south Royal street, Alexandria.
octoo 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-25

Ge0rgetoWR Wheat Market.
georgetown, D. G, Oct-25 Wheat 9Oa96
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Group No. :

Suits of handsome fancy materials; narrow
and wide Vale Serges in plain and simple lines,
real value up to 1922 90, price this Thanksgiving
Offering, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

unb selbes 81 .40-I.45. srobts $l.25-l.3o
aiInbrieb 1925.
Roge.n TT nomineH. Go. 8eitsrn
901sc T. 0. 3. Stem gorf.
@erite lift nontinel. WlaIaserfte 85--s1c
c. |. {. uno neue 0uttergerite 69-7o14c e.i
I. gep Dorf.
Deiseu.-3ufubr 1916, 800 gu., 8erianot
AZ ,S87 8u. Rartt felt. SO. rotDer
$l.l6I nomineH C. /. {. nno Ro. i Nortbern
S1.l9Z {. o. b.
8effdforu. - 3ufubr 40,500, 8er'
ianbt 26 ,664 gu. Dlarft iteti9. Stearner
63%c, $40. 4rtom I'M Glepator uno ibmlms
meno, Ro. 2 Csc T. o. b. idaptmnteno.
Safer. - 3nfnbr 70, $50 8u., 8sridnot
1000 8u. Tlartt ftettg. Gemiidter 26 big
30 9funb fditper, nomtnea, rpetber26 ols 3I
gfunb i6mer, 451l-4sc; beidntttener DO.
"a bis AZ gfunb fhTper 461I-52c.
Seui 1T rubis. SO. llOc, No. 95--
Sopf.n lit rubio. state 1909. orbtndrer
bis dolce 22-25c; 1908, orotudrer bis dolce
15-l8c; Qacific GOait 1909. l4-l8e; 1903
l3-1Sc.
6 auts iinb feit. Central gmsriea 2294
-23c, Bogota 22--23c.
Q.ber 1T itetia. actb 26-29c.
Sort ift itetiq. 6antLp 5000 -
$50, fbort clear s25. .5O-27 80, NeB $3.50.
8eef tit ftetie. TamiEp Sl9 .OO-l9.5O,
wes SIS OO--l 800, geefsSbinten s24.0
--26.0O, 8erpaat SIP .OO-l2.50 gttD ertra
| Jneia NeB S2l .00-23.O0.
GutEeats iino itet,q. Sep0teIte Bel
| Ties Is - lie, DO. -S6uItern sI - SIS,
DO. Ghinfen lie.
G9mats 1T itetto. Wibble Beft prima
$12 80 - 1890; raffinirtes idruad. Gonttf
nent Si3.4o. g. u. $l4.25, COMPOUND 10
1915.
TaIs lit rubts. grimasitp re. Country
7H-7Ic.
BaumwoIIT uam.u.Det iIt itettg.
grima robes $7.o7, prima CONNER gsIbes
$7.70-7 so.
getroI. III Itetio. Raffnirt.s 0ep
Dort s7.75. gbtlaoeIpeid uuo Baltimore
s7.75, DO. IN Bult S4.25.
80 lie iit rubis. 9omeftic SEsece 80
-35c.
Sars iff rubis. etrainsb, gem 0bnIi6ss
bis outes $3.50.
9erpentiu 1T rubie gu 621Tc.
8ets tit itetig. GinbetmliHer 2-5Ie,
9otma $3.50.
RoIaIiss 1T ftetts. Rew5rI.ans Open
aettIe, gutter BITS dolce, 32-42c.
2uder.- Rober tit itetiu. Dluscouabt
80 Ieit 3.79 - 3.s0c, Centrifugal 81
Get 4.24 - 4.30c, ToIaiiesmdsr S
5eft $40 - 355. RafFiuirter 3utar If
rubts. Gut 2osf 5.95, Gruibeo 5.85c
BouLb ~" 5.50c, Cubes 5.40c, 9ow
osreo 5.3Oc, GranuLateo 5.l5c, Oicmons
,,4"5.l5, Gonfecttonsrs ~" 4.95c; Ro
14.9O, Qo. 2 4. .85c, SO. 3 $50, glo 4 4.75e
go. 3 54.70c, SO. 8 Csc, SO. 4.60c, 30
l84,55c, 9to. 8 4.50c, SO. 10 4.45c, 9to. /.
4. i0c, Ro. IL 4.3jc, 20. - 4.3Oc, go. Il
SOC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Giuctnuutt, 26. 2tpri

4N ! u u u ~ H-O %ApEtks
Ser CbioiluB lit idit iiberau i'm SteiQeR
beqrtiien, nur bel Gatlet5burg uno 8orts
mouth iQut oerielte Bel bieitger Stoot
hattie Der ,5luB oelteru Nbeno einen IsaIiers
itano pom 20.9 SUB.
0tefoleenoen Oepeihen iinb n65reHo oss
ge'trt9en Iages bier etu8etrof'en:
gttts Burg. Ba. Der 5IuB Bat etnen
BaHeritano pom ~ SUB uno 1tetgt.
DbeeItue, g8. 8d Der 5IuB bat els
nen Baiieritano pon 80 ,SuB uno itebt.
9artersburo a, u. ga. Der 5lus Bot
ssnen Baneritano pom lO,4 SUB uno lteigt.
aauauba, TaIGs. Der TIuB bat eis
usr 8aferftauo uon ga JuB uno itetgt.
G6arIefton, B. ga. Der TIuB bat els
nen gBaiieritano pom 50 uno ltet9t.
ct. gI.aieut, 20. ga. Der GStus bat
einen Daiieritauo uon 1873 SUB uuo iteigt.
@attIettsbur8 9u. Der 5Eub bat
einen 8afieritarb uoU III 5ub unb fdut.
Portsmouth, .. Der ,FEuS bat .ireu
NaBeritauo pon 1872 5uB uub fdat.
qouisutt[. au. Der FLus 5at einea
DaBeritone pom 90 1Sus uro itei9t.
epausutGte, Sno. Der TIus Bat els
nsn Baferituuo uoR l7.6 Sus uno fdut.
Cairo, Sus. Der 5Ius bat eineE 8aI
non 26.6 5us unb fGLLt.
Tempbis, Ienn. Der ;SIuS bate elmer
| RafieritGro pon 81 6ub uno Itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

~ W ~1s -*phhAs
Uehr.-Ter martt mar itetig. ntnt.r
Bat.nts $ OO--5.25, Straisbts S4.75-6.25.
epring ga:entsS4 $50, Strais5ts s4.55
40, 5afers 81 $500.
0.tsen. 5ir Rat lO81z-1103.c,
AM Salub llOc; fHr SuLi l02%.-l03s4e,
am SaLus l03Ic; fir September lO05as-
lO2c, on ShIus l0lAe.
ReIf6to rn. -6dr Rai 581I-e018c,
am SdIuB SOC; fir 5uIi 5lA - 631se,
om shIus 63Lsc; fir September 63 -
6iGr, am Shlus 6416c.
6afer. - 5ar glai AZ 43c, ar
chIus 42Te; fir Suii 402s-4lsse, ar
edIus 4Ac; fir Sept.mber 80 - 40e
am ShIuB 40c.
Rogae 30. 2 T8c.
Serfte. - Sate 1utt.re.rft. 43 - soc
gut. bis totce RaIsserite 57-63c.
TIa DIS idumen. - R0. 2. ID. 225e.
RO. u. u. 1856.
9tmotbplaam.r.-s4.40p 40 per gertr.r
RIee q eu.-sll .25 per Gentuer.
gteSport. - s22.O0 - x. .05 per Dbl
SIR Rai s2i.50 - 2l.sO, am eaIui
S2l,7O; fir SuLt s21.75 -- 2225, an
SdIub s2l.90; fir September S2l.75-
RIB. am SdIuB $3.50.
hmaIt-Sl2. .35-I2 .37L per 100 g'b
fur mat Sl2.25 -- l2.37L, am SaIui
sI2 30; fir gull $l2.22L -I2.4O, an
SdIub Sl2.2212; fur September Sl2.lO-
l2.4O, am S6Iub sl2.l5.
ebort 8tppeuietteu.--QoTe Sl2 2:
- II 80 per 100 Bfo. FUR Rai sl2 81
- sl2.45, am S6Iub Sl235; fir SuI
Sl2.l7a-l2.27hs, am ShIus Sl2.20; fiii
September sl2.l41l-l2.271x, an SaIui
Sl2 2.l5.
Short Hare Seitsu, per.
paft, Sl3.50--l3.75.
Butter. -Rar.t ite;ig. Creamery 26-
3lc, Cairp 22-2se.
eter. - Rartt itetig. 6rii4e 171l-
1875 per Dayene.
Rdis. - 3Rar.t fet. Cream 14s+-
l5c per gFunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

2luf ben 60ben oes ct. Bernhard
piter nod rpiuterlthe Shneeitiirme
uno Die groben grauen 9auten, in De
nen bic tleine Sdaar opfermutMgsr
Wonhe in ItilIer 4b9eihieoenbeit ben
lunoen Wtnter perbringt, Iie9en tief
eingebettet in Elm lpeite8 Weer gepultie
ger ShneemaHen. Reun Utouate oes
sSQbres lit ods beriibmts 0oipi3 duf
oen1 Ct. 8ernbdro BON Der Welt dbqez
ihnitten uno 10 gut pie un3u9auglth.
Nur BRET tur3e Wtpnate pGbrt Der
CONNER, bic 3eit, in Der bic 5rsmoen
IN Sdaaren tommen, UNI Die 8aitlihz
felt Des beriibmten Soipises in Inz
ipruh 3u nehmen. Damn nehneu Dix
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neunmpnatigen Dinter ale arGFte in
Nnipruh: auf Wtauleieln piro DaE
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Winter i'm Samin praheIn fptro, 3iiter
nit geIaI3enem 5leiId perOeu Angela
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3iebung Der beriibmten 8ernbaroinere
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Mdrtnrer ieines RettunqsberufeS e.
murbe bon eineu unbetannten, ipabr:
i6einlih aus Srrtbum, aet0otet."
aud beute beiist oas 5oipj8 6unbe
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unb Strait ntd1t nahiteben. en- ben
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bunoe Die ale i'm ooipi5 qe5uhtet fnt
uno tudbreno Der Sommsrmonat trai.
nirt tperpen. Damn 3iehen Die WDute
nit ibren 6unoen binous gu Den
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gerihtet, i'm Shnee baIb ooer gang ber.
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Su ipeden, Ipenn lie ihIafen. Damn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Suder.-Erttie itetIg. Hafrntrter cut
soaf 6.55e, pop6sreb 6.S5, Gubes 6.O0e,
sranuIoiee 5.75e, Genfeetioners ~" 5.55e.
CH ~" 5.25-5.50e, weiBer ertra ,.G"
5.i0-5 zoe, ertra &c" 5.00--5. .O5e, Droind.
rer aelber 4.90-4. .95e.
Nolaiies 1T itetta. Rep CrIsans Open
asttle ao-40c. Centrifugal ls--2se per
gaHone.
Reis.-martt ,temIl6 Isbbaft unb ft.tss.
eouiiiana. 5anep Seas e-s1.s, prima ~
-6hse, orotuarer 511.-41ss 5apan Q -
se per pfuno.
DARN grooutte.
Butter. - GIsiH ereamerp iii UNI Sc
per gfuno oeiaaen. 5ancp GreameTp 32t.
ereamerp frfts 28ISt, DO. ieeenos 25Le,
fanep Tairp 22s. Ro. 2De per gfuue.
aais. - Rartt ftsttg. Ohio Hat IKE,
aorbDeftIider l71a-lsc. Rep Dort lsT,
S6weiser 20 -2lt, Silnburser liz. 8ri6
l7tic per gfunb.
eter.-Suiuhr siemIih aroB, Rartt ites
tia. grtma friite SIbnereier 1876, firfts
lse. anbere 1915. ieconos l6c per Tto, ie
mad LuaIitdt. gdniseier Doc. enieneier
Gle per Tuseno.
GefIasei.- - Rahfrags nraBis, Warft
idwa6. Sprins ebidenS uon l-lL gfo.
35-40c. Sunae Siihner lg-22c, 5lbner
l71se. Sabne lie. 1rutbabn.r i5s. euns
l0c, ,enten lsc, Gdnie 6-7t per giuno.
Ebft unb Gemifs.
aepfeI. Grtra fancp $3.50. co,
fanep $4.0o-i.50, CUTE 1926 - $50 per
Dbl.
Gitroneu. - Rarlt itetis. California
$3.75-4.00 per Rite.
Crung en.-5earst rubis unb ftstis. -
california Rapels $3.50 - 800, 5loriea
$2.25-2.50 per aiite.
Grebeeren -Alababama S4.00-4 so
per "a Quart Crate.
Rartoffeln - Cute bis auserleiene
einheuu,iobe 40t. narelit,e 30 35e per Bu
auI eem 0eIeiie. Sabiartuiieln. Gdte Ser.
lep $2.5o-2.75, aentgfp $l.5o-i.i5 per
8bl.
SuHse aartoffeIn. - s3.00--3.25 per
Camper.
araut. - Rortt f,etis. 5loriba $500
--3.25 per Crate.
9wiebeIn.-c3elbe GIobes 7o-S0c per
Bu., rueibe s5c per 8u.
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa 81 Boz 90 per
Crate.
eursen.- eas!ias sl.oo -I.25 per
Outsnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

adIber.--Iie 3ufubr mar etne stenli6
9robe, bic 8ahfrage nur mdBtg hno ote
8reiie iielen lm 25c per 100 Bfuuo.
Droindre uuo 9robe $4 .50--6.5O, fair bis
CUTE letdte S650--S.25, EXTRA S. .50--6. .75.
aaIber In ben apmmtiitouss5 s5dulern. --
ssaucp Sc, prtma bis auserIetere 61 --
Tx, orotnare 4-6e.
2 dmetne. - 8ei uur mGBiger 3ufubr
mar Der Martt beute itart unO bic gretle
Itiegen a6ermdls UNI l5c. Set6te Berldnpts
Iorten uno 5erteL ittegeu nm ebeuiopteL.
8ute bis auserIeiene Serpaduua5s uuo
TleiIderiorten So 70--9. IS, eemtifte Ser,
pafurgsiorten S9.55-970, orotnare bts
auserIeieue idpere fette Sdue $50 ---
900, Grtra $3.50, StaoS S6,50-8 90,
Ieihte 8eriano'orteu S9.5O-9.55, 5ertei
pou 10 8fo. uno meniger 81 C0-9.55.
S6afeuno 2Gmmer. Die 3ufubr
mar beute Qering, ole @a6Trage ebeuTails,
uuo Die Bretie maren mitli9.
Shafe. - Grtra $3.50, cute bts aus
nuserLeiene s600-6,40, oroinare bts quite
81 .OO-5.S5.
Qdmmer. - Grtrn $3.50, CUTE Bis aus:
erIeisne $500 $40, orotuare bis quite
s6.00-T.85, Gritbiabrss &dmmer 800
/ 90.