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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

A combination pan that can be used
either for roasting meat and potatoes
or for baking bread has been invented
by Colorado man. The bottom por-
ton Is rectangular, and above 1t rises
a slanting top like mansard ROOF
A tray slides back and forth In the
casing on sideways that run along
the sides. The front end of this tray
operates to close the lower half of the
opening In the front end Of the casing,
and hinged flap closes the upper
half. Across the center of the pan
is fiat tray with perforations that
allow the draining of liquid from any
thing that requires draining or keeps
two articles separate. The advantage
OF an inclosed pan OF this type is that
In cooking meat. for example. all the
flavor is kept in the pan instead OF
eyaporating In steam. and the meat
is done moister. Articles cooked In
it require less attention than in an
old style utensil too.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
oame Of Sergeant.

One child Is chosen for the sergeant,
the others representing the soldiers.
When the sergeant says do this" all
the players must. initiate; him. How
ever. when he says do that" they
must take no notice. II a soldier
makes mistake. he drops out The
soldier who stays In line longest be-
comes sergeant next or wins prize.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
Lsaptros.


This ia the simplest but one OF the
best of overback games. The play
ers stand behind each other, forming
a long line. The first player In the Line
makes back, the second leaps over
and makes a back few feet farther
on. the first one still remaining down
The third player goes over the first
one, then the second. and in his turn
makes back few feet beyond the
second one. and this ID continued I'M
I'll all the line are down Then, the
boy who made the first back starts
again and leaps each OF the backs and
makes another back beyond the end
Of the line. the next player follows
suit. and thus continually advancing
line of backs is formed. The whole
fun of this game lies in Its being play
ed with spirit :. ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
Where He Starred.

An ambitious amateur actor had q
persistently besieged the club manage
for place in the play that finally b
was admitted.
what part am l cast for7' he b
quired.
"You are to be the heroine's father
was the reply.
What does he do?"
well, sir. he does six years befoT
the curtain rises on the first act SAY
the ger.-=Metropolitan Magaslns
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

There are those who honestly be-
lieye that Arizona should remain out
of the Union until il changes it's pol
itics from Democratic to Republican.
Detroit News.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

Stillman E. Chamberlain, of Will
mington, grand old man Of the town,
farmer, shoemaker, teacher, scien-
tist, philosopher and author, died
recently in his o5th year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
"A Yeuns Fireman.

Naly Reese and his little brother,
Earl. were alone In their .pouse in
Manor, Pa. when one of them acci-
dentaIly set fire to the window cur
tain. The curtain Jared up In an In
slant, and Naly ran outdoors. calling
for help. Naly Is eight years old, and
boyS no older than that cannot be 'ex-
pected to fight fires. They cannot be
expected to. but sometimes they do
Earl is only six years old, but he was
old enough to be brave boy. He did
not run after his brother. He pulled
at the burning curtain, got 1t down to
the floor and then rolled 1t up. burn
ing as Is was. and stamped on It When
some neighbors hurried into the house
they found that the fire was out and
that Earl was sitting on the door by
the side of the charred curtain and
crying because his hands were burned
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
Ursatisfa,,oIt,orv.

"what became OF your ideas Of sim
plified spellingT
II abandoned them," replied the
Universal reformer. 'srhe result looked
too much like dialect story with the
quotation marks left out" - St Paul
Pioneer Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
tioni,s..rl;,,.,d,a,I q. IN Ro,iLa,lo,,r,..

To destroy the pest of dies in the
summer kitchen simmer together one
pint. of milk, "A pound of raw or brown
sugar and two ounces of pepper Place
saucers containing the mixture dfonnd
the house. Jtsmeans almost instant
death to the flies. and the stuff Is harm
loqa - f--Ia - y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
sbiced sirup.

: Into saucepan put one-half cupful
of sugar and one cupful of water,
Let 1t come to boil and then simmer
slowly until thick and sirupy. Then
add a. little lemon juice and one-quar-.
ter of a teaspoonful of cinnamon with
b pinch of cloves. Simmer minute
longer. then pour ever the baked APP
pies and stand away In q cool place.
Serve with cream or plain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
palIoate. VETERINARIANS.

An expert workman in one Of the
great needle factories in a test Of skill
performed one Of the most delicate
feats imaginable. He took common
sewing needle of medium size, an inch
and fve-eighths in length. and drilled
a hole through its entire length from
eve to Doint
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
spiced Halibut.

Boil two or three pounds Of halibut
in salt and water about half an hour
drain. then put into stone crock,
with halfsa tenspoonrui eachsof CHINA
mon, cloves. nutmeg and .allspice. Cow.
.er with vinegar and close crock, When
cold 1t is nice relish for slipper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
inter,.tino Postaae Stamp.

Postage stamps tell the story Of the
history of Switzerland when they mark
the .unifcation Of the government Of
the country under one central power
In 1850 one uniform set of stamps took
the place of all the many stamps
which had been used In the separate
cantons-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

Trouble about peace is, those Mex
lean chaps will have to go to plow-
ing. Atlanta Constitution.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
With AIaorlltx.A

"waal, I dunno" said the farmers
wife when Dusty Rhodes applied for
a meal, Would you be willing to do
a few chores7'
Madam said Dusty, "if you'll give
me something to chaw on III chaw all
day.'--Harper's Weekly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

Germany is to buy four more
military aeroplanes, the war office
having set aside $a5,ooo for such
purpose.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

The stockholders of the United
States Motor Co. are to vote on an
issue of $Is,5oo, 600 bonds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

We presume the next thing in
order win be an organization of the
Daughters of the Mexican Revolu-
ton. Kansas City Star.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
10 Prove Els .saY 30

;. Mr.; Jawback--My dear, ] was one
the first to leave. :"
Mrs hanback, Lob, You always 50
that. ~ ~. -.1,s sEgg +.
Mr.. Jawback-I can prove 1t tn
time. Look out In the hall and see U
beautiful umbrella brought home
Toledo Blade.s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
Too Quickly.

"sir, wish to marry your daughter
Susan"
"You do. eh2 Are you In a position
to support a family?"
"Oh, yes, sirr'
Better be sure of 1t. There are ten
of us.'-Toledo Blade.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
Up to snun. :


We have habit Of saying OF per-
son who knows how to make the most
Of opportunities that he is mp to
Bnuff."
When we associate the powdered to-
bacco which people put into their
noses with this expression II appears
to have small sense.
The reason lies further back In the
origin Of the word SNUFF itself. SNUFF
fen is the German for smell. 1t for
merly meant not only to identify odors
by means OF the nose, but to scent a
thing-that Is. to discern thing. ITO
smell rat and ION the right scent
both have their origin In this. Thus
"up to snuff" means up to a superior
standard OF discernment, or the ability
to follow clew, etc.
Accordingly the expression has a
deal more sense in It than appears at
tirst glance
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
FOR THE CHILDREN
Runnlnu Away.

Three little children running away
QiushI Don't tell Don't tenD.
Mand In hand 20 a lovely land,
on where the fairies dwell.
oh, what fun. for the land IL large.
Shaded with candy treesi
There you can play the nyelong day.
There you can do ns you please.
Como in tho early morning time,
Come In the duslky eve,
Come with the throng and hurry along
To the Land of Make Believed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03
o. Kind.

Shea young wife's trials are hea
things,
He (with a growD--So are her >
cuits.-Pittsburg Press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

ls5'ss " - AstlOTVtQ. y.
'.Did you know. Piplrins made me q
hero Of his new playf"
why, nor y
rsYes. i sat- through It all. Wasn
that, heroism ?'-Browning's Magazin
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

Elm Tree Press. Fine Printing
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1911-06-03

4 Tommy '(after the correctionl-I
III 80 back to heaven. where l CT
froml-Punch. .'t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-12
1dalid)er Wlarft Uerid)t.
Gineinnati. IL. Ctsobe,

GineinHali. IL. Eiiober.
DIE naAislssuesa Gastiranass be,isseu
Rk nar auf aagrss Sraasaftieasa. Del
slfiasrfn Vsiaaitfa nsgesa stwas s0bsrs
S.fi.s bsEtGnst.
prssifisaea.
Der Narft nar rakis gHe bic Brfife itetss.
eAmagi. - yrima STEAM 6.10-S.60s
eamils e.7B-l0 o0e I. .. b.
freksaesfalisast Glstff. Rarfi
feh. etsrt clear 6siisn sH-SIs. ibori
HlsrsnseiisH 9l<-9He, Yira itort clear
esiisn 81 - SHf, s&alievn 81 -
0He. NsGis5 l014 - lie lsis une 1ss rie5r
bsrsa6t
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GeitsH l0H-i01<s. fHrjs Nipssafsttsa 10l<
--l01s. srira bert tlsar Ssitsn l01< -l01<s
oAsltsrn eK-s4s sus Belize III -
iat.s isfs aas izs per pfaas nsbr per.
ve6t.
Sugar Cured eIsifA.- Narft ksts
eAiHfsa 1900 ~ 1850, vissis e4Hitera
l0.fk--lO.7S. NreafiaA CaesM IL 7.50-l8.EO
e1nlfsrn 0.1E - lO.25. Rsw psSs Gut
44attsm efO.26 - 10.75. sys6sms Desf.
0Aialea lo .O0-2O. 90.
9t6asISssIts etsifA.-Narft ae.
&c. o@ixssH ls--i31s, yifnis oAaltera
e-e w, 0saiss tlk - I5s. o4nliera
en - So xes Ussf Gut 6%sIisEs NJ
gssfessIs.f4.-sStuasi ii,-ias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-12
JlnBs9ari)r ri)ribten.

iHudti, y. Sto6er.
Ter Shio III I'M Saaeu beartTsn. pei
hisfasr Staot bate osyielbe qtitsrn Abeno
etusn 8aNer'iano uoR 2ss 5us.
lie folaeuben Gepsihen traien pd6rcue
Sss asitrlaen cages bier cin
BiItsbura ga. Ger IluR bat eineu
&aHsrituuo BON T.3 sub uno idnt.
hertina, u. "a. Der TluE bat
ttHtn 8aacrhanc bon Is.8 Gus uup faat.
FdrttrsbHra W. ia. Der Tlus bat
s'ntH 2Sarsriiono bon 1875 Sub uHo iallt.
AouaiDba SaIls. Ger Tlus bat
slHen @aNsrtauo bon 81 Jus uue iteiat.
GbarIsFn W. 9a. Der Slub bat
eEneH &nNeF'tane BON so Jus uno teigt
gt. Bfsaiaut, g2. ga. Der Tlu6
hataHsa sSaHsrFanb bon 22s Gus uHo ftelat.
eGttltttsbHrq sa. Der Slub bat
slHsu esaNeT'fano con 26.7 Jus uno tsiat.
Rorte mOath. {. Ter Flub bat ei.
usu 9aFeritaHo bon 27.O uuo iaut.
SoatsbtEle. an. Ter ;slub bat etusn
&nHtriinno Uoa III Sub uno faui.
@uansDiIlc. 5no. Ter Ilub bat
elHtn 9aferltanb uoH els Sub uno aeiat
Gatro, 9Hs. Tsr Flus bat eineHsSais
ieritano spH 2G.6 Rus Ruo itriat.
gEsmp bts. Tenn. Ter Sfus hat si.
ntn +a'erfaa0 uoH ls.. Wnb ftslqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-12

s6.25--6.5o. fanep -, CAIen $40
5.7o, srtra -, sIeifterfiere % .b0--5.75,
extra 35s5 - 6.lo, 6eifers s2.50--4.65,
srtra "a 75--5.2j Adss si,75-4.35. ertra
~ 4O--4.T rs. sanFers 81 .50-3.0O, etcders
unb seebsrs $3.5o--5.25
Bullen --. Bel mdbiaer 3ufuhr uno
slemltb gutter Rahfrage 'pcr ber WGrtt ftes
tia.
Wassrs uus lsttts ss.75-3.e5, Bologna
$3.50 - 4.25. ertra $4.35, fstts SuHen
81 25--4.65.
Sdtber. - anfangs mar Der Rarft tie
tia. aesen Shlub aber wtuieer.
OrbiRdre uHb srobs 50 50-7.6O, fatr bis
suite Ieiat. S7O0-s.o0, etira 1878.
adIbe In ben Rommifion. Sduisrn. -
5anep 6Ie. prima Bis auserleIens Z -
Sc, orein6re 4-6Xc.
2 d 10 etne. -- lie 3ufubr mar aros,
bic Rahfrase eine siemIid CUTE uno Die
Bretfe itsIen um loc Sei1te Rerianotior,
ten uno SerteI ftelen um eberiopiel.
Shwere Shmetne brahteu ss.7O-G. so.
oute bs asssrIe'sn. E.rpotunos. uns
SIsiiaer'Ortsn $6.70-6,sO. ssmticbte ser.
padunasiDrteE 36.4O-s rs. Drbirdre bts
aussrIsiens itDsrs fetie gdue s4.OO-5s5.
ertra s5.90--s.OO, stass g.. .O0-5.25 Ietate
eer'anot'ortsH % 60-6.30. S.rtsI ppu lle
sfuro uno penigsr 81. .00-5.50.
Ghdfs 2dnmsr. - 8ei ,iemlih
outsr Radjiraas mar Der Narft beute i.stig.
Anaebot genuQenb.
S9afe. - Gstra $40, quite bts aus
erlleieus s.. .75-3.35. orbtntrs Bic quite 81 80
-250, StotsSha 90 3.00-375 .rtra 1885
400. JdbrItrge ss.5O-4.5O
gdmmer. - Grtra 1926, cute bis
aussrIsiere $5.75-G.I5, orotnars bis CUTE
$4.00-5.j0.
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9itKit 5MnItern - 714f, 64ultfrH 6A
--7l4e, fort Mippenfeiifa 81 - 81, f9er'
Hare Gsiten w L--9He, txtra ftsrt 0snsR
s--9hzs, Dsries 11Z-i4e per vfaas.
Nstt aab estrsibt.
MskI.-Reuss nint.r Safest A.2s--
4.45, mimiss Sasss s3.76--4.fo, 0imter
eamils s9.30--3.60, artra ss.0o-8.20 Or.
siHsrss t7.90-3.00. barter Weiaen vateMt
t5.I5-5.60, ss. faaest4. .4o---4.75 So. Eamtfs
t4.15--4.2k; RssaeamstE. nsrbsehIi& g..
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5.25, st,nif&t.s t4.75-5.0o str Ssl.
u sisen.- Warst ruSts aHb fef. ~.
2 rst1er mintsr 9eH - 99e. 80. 9 bo. "a
We. 30. 4 rstSsr s5--s3e per Uuf6et.
Berfauft wnrben: Gar 30. 2 rstber Btn.
ter su e9e nno 2 Cars BIO. tu 9sKe auf BEN
GeIsiIe.
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Re. . weites 7Sk--76. Ne. 8 weises 10
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bes 74-74kf, 70. o DO. 73k re. <bo.
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l0Oc. 20. 8 s5--98tsc. Rs. 7s--eie.
@srfte.-Ro. Din.er 81 .o5-l.l5, Qp.
3 90e-&i .05, 9o. 4 60---90e.
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per gu.
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res:
IL. On. 1911. IL. Cn. 1910
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Cen. Ns. 1iMoiAy .$23.25 1880
Btisfs.
Der Rarftmsr ts6aait. T.r,sta uarS.s
s9l Dbls. Ttffiuer's fintfkes 0ssSs saI
Der Bars pen $i.33 per 9sasas
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probirt IL. e. WletuI qoIiIb-
uno .9drtsspsrs 5rienb". b

Gin nsrt6pplIes Trsi.
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lett, oas aQeroings ben Gmpfdngsc
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Stauneu errsgen. lluo cod III oas
ssiheben. Der grpBs fran30IiIhe
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mar nid3t nur nit Rapo,eoH /. lie
freunost, ionosrn Der aaiier befragts
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tbm, ols er I'M Sabre 1903 2u Grfurt
Dor einem gYarterre 0ou aonigeH"
feline @lan8roasu, pie 9ierre Cornell
les rginna", :. Ractne8 ngaia3et"
uno anoere geipielt bate, 2tIs Ra.
poleon 9unaparte aaiier aenoroen
uno Salmd iIh utt,t baI0 bel ibm sIH.
itsQte, fiel ihm oas auf unp ct msjuts
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9ubue" Bon oec lmgehunQ ces Aai
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ging, Die 9ruit oes Gtaufpieters MT
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den. Die 6reuuoihaTt Der 9eioeu
Itdmmte aus Der ,3elt. oa glopoIeon
gonaparte lid ais einfaher 2lrtiQeris
offi3ier in teinespegs gLonBenoeu Der
bdItniiIen befouo. Iamals reriab ibu
5aImo nit JrsibilIetten fijrs Ibeater
uno balf ibm aud oft, peHn S6mais
bans iuft bel linn aUhenmeiiter par,
nit 8elo aus. Gines Oieier oamal5
bon Der 0anp bes 1rdg0bsu atihrie.
benen 1greibilletts .Gaifsu Gle osn
girqer 8pnaparte in meius goge ein
tretsn. 5aIma." eslanets in Der 3eit
nss Slpsiten aaiTsrreitss 1uf elmer
photographer Mutton CUR 8erItelgs
rung uno purpe non loro SeDmour
fir 100 8uineen poer $500 sritan0en.
1reffenb bat gbdtsdubriano oas Mta
fen 5almas nit ben Dorten ausgsA
briidt: .9alma mar CT, feiu 3ettGIisr /
uub bic 3eiteH pes altertbums,s
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RsT gor!, IL. Cftobsr.

FeT Jor!, IL. Ettobsr.
RsIl.-Yufnkr 27,s6s BbIs., Berianbt
24,l71 Hb1. Der Martt mar ffetta. -
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14.00-.15, Hinter patsuts $4.25-l.6o
eprtns clears $4.25--4.50, Dtnter Grtras
Re. 1 eS.50--3.70, 10. 2 bs. $3.35-3.45
AaniaS ftraiskts e4.55-470.
AsNesHmstf III felt. gair bts autes
el.75--l.s5. Aoies Bis fancp s5.O0-5.30.
HatSmstt tff feft. bsines retses unb
seIbss 4l.40--l.45. arebss s1.85 lao,
Ailnbrieb $s.75.
Da4ust,snmsst IN f.e Fair bB
saiss s4.s5-5.i6, 6oiss bic faHep s5.20--
Dx9nel,sn nomtu.u. xmsrsean s5c
uab Canadian 6se c. I. (. asn gorl.
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Ariunff c. I. I. DuffaIe
Osras III itstls. 1aIissrfts ll4--l25t
{. I. 4. Buffalo.
Dai.n.-3afubr 16o, 800 su.. s.rfanst
s9, ,O52 Su. ysarft itetia. no. ro.her
neuer 99e I'm eIspa uno 9gxe f.n.s.
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no. 2 7Se I. .. b. fApimmsns, DO. 761lc i'm
Glepatcy.
0afsr. -anfatr 122 525 Bu., B.rjanot
1.7us Bu. Marff iietio stanscrb vsi.
Yer s3e. 80. 2 wsitss 531fc, Rs. Q 53t,
s.u IL itetsa. srtma l22H.. 30. l
il6-l20s, Ro.2 I10-ll5c, SO. 8 l01-lo5e.
6epfsn TIT ftetig- stats 1911. erbindrer
DIG Dolce 47--56e: 1910. 40 -42c; gaciftc
Gonn 1911, araiaxres BIS dolce 97-sO..
1910. 4o--42e.
1dnts fns ftetia. yentrat sm,rtcs
2o-201t, Doasts 81 L-24I4e.
sestr In feit. Semtot s5-27e.
Bsrs iit fsetia. 1famjta sl9. .00--2l. 90,
bort clear eis.75-l7.5). Nes sl7.0J--
1870.
1st IN hsttg. Rawllu si8.5o-is. 90.
Res 9i26o-13.0o. sssiss4in,er s29 30
--S2.5 Berpaft fl3 .00-l3.50. gitp .rtra
Snsia Nss ei9.oo--1e.50
Cat Wsats fire ftetta. gepSfer. PEI,
Ties. 10 oU Ia gfb.. ll--l2lc. DO. ehul.
terra 8h-s%e, bs. eAtrssr l2--i2Lc.
SAmeis taum ftetiG RipsfsReFt a prima
$3.50 800. Raffnirts in ffetia. gous
tinsni 1918, .. 4. sl0.s). ssupsuns ~
re.
faIs IN fen. Srtua ei.v sszc.
Geuntrp 6ls-sIe.
Eau mwsf ~ fsam.r.Dsl 1T wtaia.
Sr.aa robes st2T--4.34, prtHra CONNER
ssIbes $5.75-5.94
eetroleu m IN itetia. aaFFrirt.s a.ss
1srs s7.s5. 0Ailass!p5ta una Baltimor.
81 IS, 30. tn Uan tsS5
BoiIs IN rustg. Eorstis bE..,s Ohio
27-28c.
osr1 IN ftetis. etrain.b. ssps5ulsA Aes
BIZ sHtes $3.50.
fsrpsnt n III fts,ia III 52he.
Ssts IN feff stusstmiiA.. TX -
5Le. gatHs 5lx--Se.
Nsisffss IN ftetis. Ten Orleans Open
Rettfs. gutter bic Aste. 41s.
Su6sr. - NsAer fs't. Wusespase, 80
Ten, 5.s5e. 6entri'asaI % Ten s.95c
Nslafes. 5xfer 50 T.f $50. gaiFinirtsr
~ ftetis. aat aed' T.55, EruIhen As,
WenIo 81" 7.I0e. gasa 7.00:. gowesres
6.s5c, 4ranuletes s75.. Dtamous 81"
s.T5. Confectionery n" 6.s0e, SO. $50,
re. s5Se. 80. 3 $50. SO. 4s45e, 70. s
e.4oe. as.s S.35c, Ro. 6.30.. go. 8
6.z5e. 9s. 6.2J:. go. TO- s.L5e. go. IL
s.loe. go. II sos. Ts. IS 6.0os. 2s. IA
6.00e.
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nelb .sn eau purbs tu 2L-2ssS aus
ssIesen.
s,rima @ei1aftspapisrs rursen ~ ~
Sisfontirt.
SterIina.Gr Aanss IN itetts. -
eiHt NJ 4.s6sss uns 90 Taae ~ 4.S21s
--4s21.
8unDes.Dtrtaattsnsn marsn fts'
TIC ano wuresn uis fotst eucttrt:
Ser. Staasen Reiunsins ~ lOOI
se6.. ~ reaiftrirte (l815l li5I-ll4!.
seupsrs ll3I-ii4k. 81 resifsrirte 10lX
--1021<, Coupons iol " seb., paaaHa eoa'
pons rs t00A--l00A.
afttenmarff. Bet Der eronrung
mar Der Marft feit. ipitsr itboh iDures Elm
1rud sun gerfaafen ausgeiibt uno o'e
Geminns sinssn babel wieoer perlorer.
xadfsbense eayIs narosn psn Der 5I.
ma Sruin, Uaunaa 4 ss., 9o. 2So-SsI
HaInut 6trase, tsrs&tes:
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attcan II. rt.ober.

astcap, ii. ltfober.
Ne Af. - Der Rars. in itetis. gSiuter
SsssHis 81 l5-4. Is. .straigkts $s.s0-4.5O.
6priua gatsn.s 800 - s.25. srsia5ts
"a. .60-4.SO. Bassrst3. 70-5.l0.
Estssn.-Ear December s7s4-9s c.
am sHlus 98s.:; flr Etal l03AS-l04l4c. :.
am s6lub i04tss; iar SuIi es7.-9sssc /,
am Shtus ssLe.
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-s474s, am sGlus 81 fur Dai 651z--
65s@e, am eAlus 65skc.
0afsr. - sar December 47sz-47s.e,
om s6Ius 47'.t; iar Tlai 50-5O14e. am
stlus 5o14e.
Assesn. 1,. Q 9T--9se.
Ser as. - guts 5attsrssrEs s0--iO0e,
gate bN Aetes WaI,serAs li0-I12e.
fla 1s aa ms1.-Rs. .. %. 2l5 5{t,
Ro. j g. ID. 252c.
1imstssiaau.H. - Rsusr 1880
300 per Gsaiusr.
kIssfaansH. 3i4.00 -- 1880 per
Gsatnsr.
4stpsrR. -sl5.s7n--l5.60 per sb!.
blr SsHaar &l5.l0 - 1910, am StIuB
$500 itr Iat sl4971. 1906, am
Shlus Si505
e4msI,. - $50 per 100 giuno. -
Sar 5anaGr 1915 - s.s2H. AM sdIab
$8.s2I.
eAsrs RipssrFsitsn - ecTs S7.T5
- $50 per l00 Bfuns. Sar Sanuor
C.EL-795. arr S6laB 1875: fur Rai
$7.97k-S.o6. am Shtus ts.05.
e6nlterH. - s,srt slars ssissz, ssr.
paAt. 3S.37x-s.5D.
Unttsr. - 1ar., feft. greamsrs %
zoe. Dairp 2l-26;.
eisr. - Rar!: isstis. 6riiSs 20 -
alHe per CassHo.
Rafs. - warl. ftsiis. Grsam l3E--
l41le per 4fune.
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GaruiozRaisrei in Der GOiOpsr. -
Sine 2oss um 600 aronen. - 5un.
bert prO3snt 4qio. - Snierate fir
garuio 5iss. - g8ie SEQ 5uu ais
9spdt deb anas6alten puros. -
3it,ter uno S6eaterletrstor. -
Wablsr tommt on Der adrrInsrs
Itrabe pisosr gu gbrsH.
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gktteso, Ii. Cttober.

ytrssfsh. Se.yes $4.s5 - $50,
Ssras Stisrs - 1880 retIt6s stters
A.25-ss0, Stofers urs ssebers S3.25-
$40, anks uns Ssifsrs 81 .O0-s.I5, Raiser
$5.50-9,50. Rartt itetiq.
sAwstHe. - 2tiAts s5.l5 - 6.s5, se
nns'ets s6.0o--6.7O. iHpsrs IS 80 49, 8.s5.
rasks $500 - $40, outs bis aus.rIs'sne
iAuer. s. 1858. SsrssI t4.20 - 6. 90
Dtartt lang'am uno Sc nieorteer.
8As's uRo 9ammsr-s&a'e: etR,
Aslrtf4s & .6O--4. Is, pskIias s3.0O-4.15,
Skkrttns. %. ST 65.
1amWtr - AirssEmifA, 81. .25-s.O0,
rpsslins 3z.25-6.l0 BGrtt idwad uro
l0c niebriaer.
3afatr. - ginspisi 20.01O. SSseise
%, 900, stafs unb 2dmrsr $1,000.
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Metau Ntarft.
Rsp Bert. IL. Ssto6er.

Wsn Hsrt, IT. Gttober.
Sinn mar inpaa ~ t<0.75 - Al 90 uno
Aapfer iebr Eau GATE ~ 81. .50-l2. .s2 \,
oteetrolyttie Al sI223-12S7k uns ga
hiHg ~ $500 l225. Blei mar itetia
~ N2S s.30; spelter tart "a 81. is
-5.25. eiisn mar rubis. Ro. Sounors
Rorihern ~ tl5.25 - 1880. SO. 2 DO. gu
tl500-l5.25. 3o sout1ern uns 10. 2
Gsuttern foit ~ Sl5O0--i5.50.
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Rsn go % III 90 snf BEN m9eteiIs unb9l so
LIZ 90 per On. som etors xtmotbs s6. 90
--s.25 Gnf bsm Osfsiis aus S6.75-7.00
per Naitsf psM Otsrs. pa&uei,sn 90c
suf sem 0eIeiie nnb CLIO pom store.
fIa11is isaMea q rs yss Ua.