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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17
For Sale.

A neat tive.room Residence, 2blocks
from sauare; lot and . half; cistern;
good barn and poultry yard; fruit Tor
family. Bargain for the right man.
Call ON or address,
FRIED w. Cook.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17
Grass Seed.

hay" ini sale NJ my farm wi's
south VI Napi-r. atnui l2.""i ppundS
at mixed grass >''d N,>Nkr lJs,
pounds. straight \l~ik- - p.r cent &.
Timuih, - per cent, '"s" pounds
White Clover - per Gent. 2'-n puGnds
i,aiaurr Timnthy and N,>>N, uiN' re,
about 4, Nl~yk",
" Ns> tNNr.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
PERSONAL MENTION

At the Stag-E. Van Doorn, City; R. J. Schweppc, Tempe; Richard $. Hick- ey, N. Y: Joe C Craig. wife and son, Chicago: J. w. Pierce, santa Fe; $. H. Pollock. \. Y: w. B. Taylor. los An geles; IT A. Factor, Los Angeles.
 At the Commercial.-Fento Jones Tempe C. A. Huson. Hayden; Mrs. G. l.. billiard; II. S. Miner, Fl Paso; C. F. Beach, L. A: Frederick Webb. San Diego: R. H. Marsh and wife, Cleve- land; B. F. Briggs. Ringing; J. l.. Hill; Fellows. Here. John C. Pinney, Grand Forks. N D.: R. C. Valencia, Wicken- burg; F. Uchida, F. Kernuji; J Ferd Nottburt, Palomas; J. Maud A. NJ. Me Fate. Casa Crande.
 At the Ford.-C. l.. Goold. x. Y; G. E. Proctor. N. Y; 4. $. Putnam, Mich; J. J. Nary. Superior, Wis; F.. F. Kellogg. Superior, Wis; E. H. Gibbs. A. A. Wherry. Los Angeles; A. Van Doorn, F. Van DOorn. City; F. E. Brown. Seattle; R. NJ. Walter, Della ware. Ohio; Hugh VI. Weatherford, Flagstaff: Chas. w. Hains and wife, tllllt. L. L. 1lHt, SSlll Y dll-lSNo' A J Davidson, Wickenburg; J. X. Gal finger. Pittsburg; NIT. and Ms. John Daggett, Elyria. ohio; F. J. Anderson, Tucson; r.. W. Furry, St Louis; A. T. Risley, s. F; Billy Howe and wife, Kansas City; R A. Beebee, :. F.. J. F. Curry. Warren, Ariz.. A. $. Huyck. Chicago; John C. HOltse, N. Y; C. C. Anderson, s. F.: Henry T Ashhurst, Prescott: sam Katz, San Bernardino; C. E. Howard and wife, Ash Fork: Will Hockenheimer. St. Louis; J \. McFate. Casa Grande; A. NJ McFate. Thatcher; A. F.. Kidd. Chicago: Mrs. P. Nash, Miami; F. B. Learner. L. A: Mrs. J. H. Pool. Win kelman; w. C. Kirkman, stockton.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
COLORED METHOD|STs
 MEET IN CONFERENCE
Bishop C. H. Phillips D. D. of Nash.
 vile, Tenn, IS Presiding.

The annual session of the Fl Paso- Pacific mission conference of the col ored NJ. F. church, is being held here this week. Delegates from California, New Mexico, Texas and Arizona are attending.
 Bishop C. H. Phillips, a well known colOred clergyman. is presiding. He is one of the foremost leaders of his race and always stands for the prin- ciples essential to the safe and sane progress of the race. His addresses before the conference have been to the end that the ministers who are the leaders of the race, should, in every way, lead the people in the best ways both by precept and example
 The following ministers are promin- ent in the conference. Rev'S. $. L. Harris, of Los Angeles. w. NJ Seldom of Douglas, R c. McClendon of Pe- cos, J A. Stout of Santa Monica. Cal A. J. Norris of Fl Paso, F C. Cook of Tucson, J. R. Rector of Bisbee, and T M. Hughes of Carlsbad. The sessions are interesting and well attended The conference will close Sunday night when Bishop Phillips will assign the ministers.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09

because wearing apparel is so cheap; yet an hour or two spent over the mending basket is surely more prof itabIe than the same amount of time spent in the shops In the one in stance we save. in the other We spend.
 So. too. with the table. How much thought do you give to it? If you have left-ovors, a beefstcak bone, a dish of peas. a half cup of tomatoes, have you the skill to combine them or have them combined in a delicious and appetizing soup. and if not. why Tot?
 "Oh. but I tried that once. Dolly" Della tells me. dismally. and l w.Sh you had seen the result. Everybody knew it was made of left-overs and they wouldn't eat it."
 But why did they know it was made of left-overs? Was it seasoned and strained, ard macaroni or rice or parsley added at the last moment? Was it served in cups, and accom- panied with crackers?
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
DANGEROUS RIVALS.

When the Scots Greys were recently marching from Edinburgh to Barry they passed through a village, where their band and soldierly bearing were the admiration of the people who flocked out to see them. When they had passed, a raw-boned. bigfooted yokel turned to companion, who. like himself, was a member of the recently formed local terrier" company. and said: Well. Jock, what dye think Q thae?" Think O them?" was the reply. ''Why, well hae to look oot, for wi q little mair drill they'll soon be as guid as s''-Argonaut.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
For Boys and Girls

over the face of the earth. The frost never went off the ground until about the last of May. The farmers planted their crops. but the seed would hardly sprout, and when at last it came to the surface there was not warmth enough to cause anything to grow. During the month of June young birds were frozen to death in their nests, and so great was their destruction that for at least three years after very few birds visited the colder parts of the northern states. The woods and forests seemed deserted by them. Small fruits such as the juneberry ripened and routed on the trees in the forests because of no birds to eat them
 Crops that required warmth, like corn, generally failed tO mature. and only here and there in a few places that seemed especially protected did an ear ripen. The people. after repeated hopes of a change in the weather, settled down in almost despair Large spots appeared on the face of the sun, as
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY
 MADE.

do not see how people live on such
 small salaries" said a young wife IdisconsoIateIy the other day. Prices are so high that it is simply impos- sibIe to make ends meet says the
 Kansas City Star.
 The lesson which must be learned bv any woman, married or single, IS that she must live on her income otherwise debt and disaster will fol-
 low.
 But how?" asks the discouraged one.
 If seems to me that the thing that most of us have to learn is the truth expressed in an old motto, "A penny saved is a penny earned" Many a woman will spend a morning at a bargain sale in order that she may nay fifteen cents less than the regu- lar price on some garment, when the same amount of time given to her lrefrigerator or bread box would have saved double that amount. If the much worried woman would
 set herself down to her desk and give an hour each morning to the system atic business of the household, she n
 would find that she could simplify her menus. regulate the amount or household labor, and reduce her bills
 in marvellous fashion.
 Of course, she won't believe thls' because she is used to haphazard Ihousekeepirg. She has never made | list Of menus or of easy methods of work. She sees chaos. but does no' know how to correct it.
 The little woman at the beginnlnS of the week. divides her income into certain portions. She has a number of little envelopes. and into each ot these she puts the amount to be used | for certain things. She never lets | herself borrow from one envelope to | fill another. If there is anything left over at the end of the week it goes into the bank or provides some eX- | tra treat or outing for the family The result is that she is never Tn debt. When she cannot have things she goes without them.
 One of the fallacies with which many modern women delude them .
 selves is that it does not pay to mend,
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
THE YEAR WITHOUT A SUMMER

As the springtime of 1916 approach
 ed nothing in the weather indicated the
 return of seed time. much less of har-
 vest Shows. heavy rains and cold winds prevailed necessarily. and dur
 ing the entire season the sun rose each morning as though in cloud of smoke. red and rayless. shedding little light or warmth and setting at night as behind a thick cloud of vapor. leaving hardly a trace of it's having passed
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
GUILTY OF SOMETHING.

Another lawyers story arrives. We are told that a man was charged with picking a pocket the other day and that when arraigned he pleaded guilty" The case went to the jury, however. and the verdict was not guilty" And the court spake as fol- lows:
 You don't leave this court without a stain on your character. By your own confession you are thief. By the verdict of the jury, your are a liar.'-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09

The housekeepers who save on their
 tables are the ones who make good
 cooking take the place of expensive meals. What the modern woman needs
 tc do is to put her mind on her
 work. Let her head save her tired feet The experienced housekeeper IS not the drudge and she lives within her income. because she studies ner Iproblems and works them out by the laid of common sense.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09

seen through the smoky atmosphere. distinctly visible with the naked eye: frosts prevailed every month in the whole year and almost daily. and in the few places where corn ripened was the only supply or seed for the next year. and it was held at an exceed ingly high figure. with now and then an exceptiOn.-Magazine of American History.
Arizona republican., 1911-09-09
NOT SERIOUS.

Customer-Confound you! That's a piece of my ear.
 Barber-Only a small bit, sir; not sufficient to affect the 'earing.-Lon- don Opinion
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-26
X. A. MAsons.

4 special convocation of Hot Springs Chapter No. 47. R. A. NJ. will be held this evening at 73O Work in the M. W. and P. Nj. degrees All members are urged to be present and visting brethren invited
 l. II. PARRY. n ? ALLEN HoTcHkISs, see.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-26
St. Louis Shoe
 Repair Shop
146 Central Avenue.

146 Central Avenue.
 The only genuine Goodyear Welt stitcher in the city is ready to make your old shoes new. Half Soles. sewea ........7 75c Half SoIes. nalleo ................ 5oc Rubber Heels. ...-.... 4oc and soc Work done while you wait. it Central ave-, next door to De Soto Springs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

Gtncinnatt, 8. gdrs.

ciHnatt, 8. Bdrs.
Der CbioFIuk III fait iiberaa i'm SaasH
bsorifieu uno oerielbs bate ssitern 4beno
bel bteiiger Staot etnen @aiieritGno ueu
1919 SUB.
Tie foLaenbeu 9epeinen iinb Uabreno
oss aeitriseH IGges bier einsetrotfen:
gttt8burG 9. Ter Slub bat einen
8aiieritauo pou so 6ab uue fdut.
g9beelius. 50. ga. Ter 5En6 bat els
Heu AGferftaRc pcH l0.4 5uB uno faLit.
Barfersburg. u. ga. Der 5Iub bat
eiuen @aiieritaub pon ia 5as nne ialIt.
xauawba sails. Der StuB bae ets
nen 8aiieritauo ron 80 SUB unO ftsbt.
Gbarleron, III. ga. Ter SIus bat
stuen gsaiTeritaab non rs 5ub uuo itebt.
St 8Ieafent, D. ga. Der Slub bat
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einsu 8aiferftaHo Don l6.s5ub uno itetst
rtsmsutb, {. Der SIub bat eis
nen DaHerftane pom III SUI uuo faAt.
scuispille, an. Der 5Eub BAT eireu
Baiierhano non 80 5ub uno fdat
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einen 99nfierftanp ron 2O.7 Sas nno fdlt.
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ierfsane peH 3l.5 Gub uue faIt.
Remphis. 7enn. Der SIub bat eiasu
Iafisritano poH 26.9 SUB uno tdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

2wiebsfn-GeIbes2 .75-s. .ooperBbI
uno S4--86c per Bn-
mnben--sl .25--I.5O per Bbl.
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pem Gtore.
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8obuen. - Rartt itetie. grima Mars
rowfaf 1915, gefieb1s uno BET Sanb ses
pfIiidte 9aup 81 80 per 8u.
Seu. -Warft rabig. 80. ] Tbimot9n
$780, 1925, so. q DO. $1650--I6.75,
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alee 30. i SlO.25 - 1850, 30. 2 $3.50
e.75, alfalfa SII .O0--12 90 per Ton.
WabIenfutter III ftstt8 -9Ieie s22 90
% 90, MiobIiua Grobe $24 4.O0--25 90, DO.
fetnes SAG. .0O--27. 90, senrii6tes Sutter
s23 .O0--24 90 per Tonne IN Butt uno 81 90
ntebr auf oem Geleiie.
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robes IQlc, gefo6tes l02c per Gauone In
| gartieu uon - BbI. Grtra CONNER Iefi
ear0ol s5c per Gallone Gottou Seen
Del robes 52-53c, raffiuirtss 55--56c per
G3allone. 1erpentin s4c. getroIeum, Ger.
/ lection lOe, Ebto, Aentudn uHb sSnotana
gs<c per gnlone. 6ropu 9dIoItH lSe,
Rapbto 13c per 9aI0re.
| SnIa. - Der Tartt 1T rubis. Cbtr
aiuer 90-95c, Rifiedn uHo atron S4t
per gbI. pcn $50 gfanb,
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DO. Gountru 694--6%c per Bfauo.
/ RohIeu.--gRarft rubia. Douebioohenr
$3.50. Rus nnc Glad - 20, adnaphC
/ Gtii6fohIen $50. RuB unD Siaf g 2.0(
per Tonne abeeIiefert. RaudLoie Stld
tptIeu AIS, antbraeite - 30 per 7our,
abselieiert. Cote foftet 800 per IoHn
abGeLiefert.
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men % 0O--925 auf oem Geieiie uno SS.2
$50 per Bu. ucn Store Etntothp S3.7
las auf benz @etetie uuo s4.50-5 81
per Buihel pom Stere. BI9meisen soc
i sla9slaamsH 81 20 per 8a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

tii9tiges Stii6 grot nit einem gIaIe
BeiBpeiu; ettpas Ipdter foIgt on Der
Bar etn Gaffee nit obligatenr
S6ndpsden; DOR Dem 5ru9jtii1, Das
Der brape QGertmunn in Der Habe bes
mertpIoBs8 einntmmt, tommt Elm
4peritif; bas 5rihItiit begteitet Elm
eutes babies Otter gDsin. bGnn folgt
abermdLs Gaffee nit S6nGpsaen;
um bret l19r eine tleiue Grbolungsz
pauie. getpiir3t our6 3tpei CUTE 9Ids
fer 0etns. gu9 5eierabeno begisbt
man iih sum 2tpperitif. nobel es
taum ie bel etnen @Iais bteibt. Damn
tsbrt Der ioItbe Wtann beim sur lies
beuben 8ottin, bic oas Wabt bereits
geriiitst bdtt; natiirIi6 barf audi bier
Der Deiu ME ais 8sgIeitsr fehIen.
0oblgemertt. bos iIt bic 3agssoros
nung zines IoIiDen normafsn Wans
nss. g2an iisbt bdraus, piepiel am
S6entti14 geopfert rptrp, metft auf
8ofen rdtioneGer GrnG6rung. Suit
bic Gperttifs baben ia bic BON bieleu
geIdhdBte gigeuibaft, bic uatiirtt6su
8efiihle bes Wagens gu betdubeH, ben
Qppettt, ben fie angebli6 retSeu foaz
ten, um3u6ringen. 4ber buB aud ein
rObriter Wtageu f6ltebli6 bic Birs
tuugeu foI6sr Regtnes perIpiirt, lit
tetn Bunber. DertmeiFter oerfhisnes
Her 8etperbe unb 6unptpsrte brfngen
ben Rieoergung Der pbniiihen 2eis
| ftungsfdbtgtett ibrer grbeiter birstt
nit oen friiher ungetdnnten 8erbrau1
GROCER Wengen jensr altobolifheH
9tftqetrdnte in 8erbinbung.
Sn tleinbiirgerEihen &reifeu herrfft
i'm 8an3en eine erbebli6 0tononrtihere
| BirthIdaft ais bel Der grbeitertlaiie,
bic Fi6 i'm 8ertruuen auf 9efperts
| ihoftsneTen unb So3talaeiebgebung
feline groben 3ufurftsiorgeu maht.
2lber aud i'm biirgsrlihen 6dusbdIs
lungs Budget tauht ais itdubige
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Qperitif auf, Der fir ben sransofeu
nun eiumal gum uneutbe6rlihen 8es
uubmittsl getpprben lit. 9isber benz
Wagen bic Rabrung psrIdgsr, ais uuf
ben Magen0ffner oer3iateu! 2iebsr bic
| Stunoe bes GFens DerpaFeu, aIs nis
CRIME Stunbe oerpahen, mo fjd una
term f6arf betdubenbeu Geru6 oes
2tbfintbs aIer 4eresr hes Sagss, ale
| Sorqsn fir cine tur3e Detle berfliihs
tigen. Weu bic CRIME Zee isooh felt
in ben &ralen bat, ben ldBt lie ben
tur3en 9IiidsrauIn nadber grimmia
biiBen. Die StraFe 1T Hid)t Der ges
msine aaseniammer fpie nad geip0hus
lihem QltpbplgenuB, ionberH eins
SSolgs nafbaltigsr tompli5irtsr 2dba
mungserfneiHurqen, Don benen bin
tereinauber bic sSuuttionen nes 36rs
oers, Mlusteln, Sinne, 9ebtrn, befai.
len iperbsn, bis fhIteBlih oas Spfer
unbeilbarem @dbu'iune DerfGflt. Gins
Der Spfer mar aIFreb be WuHet, bel
oeniale 2priter, oeHsn hunbertiteH @ez
{ burtstag iSrantreih oieier2dse feterte
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piele anbere ftnb benz 8ihter in oi'
gta6t bss DabnTinns auf bem slsi6er
Dsee gsfolgt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

RQbium uno 2ebeu. Sir
@iuiam R1mIep belt nergdngere 100
te in 2ouoon etnen 8ortrag ii6er ben
GiuFluB beg Rdhtums auf oas 2ebeH.
gu 8runbe lag ibm urtsr anosrert etn
@rteriment oes grpfefors Gabriel
8etit in 8aris. ser geFunosr bate,
baB elm dltes 9fero. bus cine 8ootum'
sirfprisuno srb eli, tpis periingt e.
ithien. 8leite Grperimente, 10 fiihrte
er aug, fino su perI6ieoenenmoler ioa
1pobI an Reniheu pie on 5biertn qss
ma6t tporben, ieood ohnc srsiFbdrs
GroebutTt. IS ift ieboh Itets BON
@ertb. su borer, ooB eiutse Grpsris
mente erfploreicb oetpsier IJno. SD
babe Rnbiuministtionen Eel Sdben &C.
uru6t uno bas Rsfultut mar, odB re
nobinTiehten un6 'hlieBlih itQrben.
Bon acht geriprcn, bic an elmer arebss
traut6eit litten, csiunoete etre nat Der
GinTprisuno, fpdhrenh bic iibrieer tet.
ne 8efTeruuo ssioten. @sub'rlt6s Mn'
psubuue BON Stadium fir osfpifie
SrebsfdlIe brinot un5reifethdft etrt
geFerung, aber in unhereu 5duen tpire
sutpeileu Elm RefuItot .r3isIt uro su'
fpeilen niht. Die Suut 3eipt INNER
fir cine serptiTe 3sit cine rooiootttDs
Strait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04
2tmstpdrtise Nsdrfte.
Nep Dol. 8. War..


2ufubr q ,s3l 8bLs., geriaust
9,673 gbis. waartt rabta uuo itettg. -
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s3.9O-4.00, A.tnter Batent5 s4.20-4,50,
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no. Ss.25-3.50, SO. 2 DO. S3.l0-3.25,
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Roaasnmeh iit itstt9. 1Sair bis gu'
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4.45.
8u6wettenmebI 1T ru5ts u s2.75
per 100 9fuRo.
gunwe eiteR lit rubtg Nneriean SOC
unn eanaoian 58e {. |. I. sleu Dort.
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unp gstbes 81 i5--l.20. srpbss si.iO--l. IL
siInbriee $50.
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I. o. b. asm Dorf.
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ianetI73 BIO gu. Rartt ftettg. aeues JIo
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uIean.
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----93u. Rarft ifetig. Qsuer Stcnoaro net
Ser 35c, neaer SO. Dsiber S5bsc, DO. 20
3 341Sc. DO. 20. 4 SIC.
ben Ut ftetig. grfina lose, go. 1905
| go. 2 90c, 30. 3 T5-S5c.
Sopfsni iff ftau. State 1910, oroiHdre,
BIS dolce 25--29c; 1909, i8-2lc; 8acift
Goaft 1910. oreiudrer bis dolce l8-2ie
| 1909, 14-I7e.
Sdute ftHo ruhig. -- Central Auiericr
20tze, Bosotd 2lA-221<e.
Seber III ftefts. pemlof 231% -251at
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| ihort clear $500 --2I 90, gseB S23 90
| Beef III ftsif. Sarilu SIC .00-l6.5o
Res sl4.00-l4.5O, HeefsShinien s27 O
800. 8erpadt sl2 .00--t2.50, ettp egtr
Snbio. Res SIS .OO-l550.
gut Meats iiuo rahis. gepbtsIte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA gfuHo. l2-l3e, DO. S6uI
tern $3.50. DO. 5tiHfeH l2c.
SnMals iit feit. MiebIe 9eeft prim
50 20-9.30. RaffiHtrtes ftetia. Gontineu
80 10, .. II. 5000. COMPOUND 7ss&4-sc
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GouHtrp 611S-7e.
BaumpoLIiaamsHs Gel 1T ftetta
grima robes s5.7O--5.S0, prirte CONNIE
| esIbes g. .7o--6.S0.
0etro leum iit itetia. 5affinirtes Ser
Dorf $50. 2hslaoeip5td uno 8aliinEor
81 40, DO. III gulf IS. 90.
BoIle III rubts. Gomeftic 5Geecs 81
SIC.
Sars 1T fstis. 5traiueS, sep6bnIi6e
BIS autes 81 .35-7.45
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| aeis ift rabts, GinheiHsf3er 2h-5At
grima 5k--6e
/ Melaffes IN itetis. Rem Orleans Cps
ge!tIe. outer bis dolce. 30--50c.
3M6er. - Sober inDub Euseopdb
50 fefs, 3.23, Gentriiusal SO 7eft 8 tx
Rolafies l3uder 50 Ieft 2.9sc. RafffHirts
In ifetiG. Gut Scaf 80. Graihee 5.40C
gsoulo "" 5.05e. Cubes 4.95e. goUsers
4.s0e, GranuIatee 4.70c. Tiansouo N
i 40, eonfeetioneEs ya- 4.55c. SO. 1 4.5i
Ro. 2 4s50c, Ro. 3 AS. SO. 4 .40c, 30.
4.s5c, 20. 9 4.30e. 10. 7 4.25c, RD.
4.2Oc, go. o 4.l5e, 30. 10. aloe, Ro. 1
4.05c. 30. IL 4.0oe. 80. i3 3.95c, Ro.
A.0oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04
assfs gsnss ana altleu In Ntp glorf,

geIo ON eau mar fpiuiG tai 2A--21sss s.
arIma seirbdftspapieye JuuroeH su g.
~ oistontirt.
sferttHas Gr6nnse III foiusger. --
9iebt NJ "A .s811 "A .S61S uHo 10 IGse Stat
III 81 4s3s<-- 4.83A.
Observation-Disclosures y fuaren ltes
sio uub rpurosn ipte foi9t aucttrt:
Ter. gtoaten RefunDiug 2% lOl--
1917, ~ restftrtrts tlss5l llos.ias5 ...s 10 D
-IO8K. Coupons 1627<--l03hp RanaHd
Coupons III I0OL aeh. .
MftIs Der Rarft mar beutl
,ebr unasreaeIt uHo ioboIo bic arstis etrDas
In bic SSbe eiEseH, trat cine aeastson esr
mnS bic G,epinne gtnsen babel wteoer per
Tarsn Tte sdLubnotirunaen ersnbeu IN
manden fdQen flsine BeUinue, IN anosrei
Aerluite.
aad,fteheube 9arit pureen ron per 6.s, ",
ma SrIpin, Balmau 8 60, 30. Ezo--zo%
RaInut Strdbe, bertdtet:
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atubpieb.-3te3u 3ufubr mar srOs, bic
lddlfrage nnr mdbig uno Die Bretle Helen
In I0--20c per 100 Bfuuo. Stoders uno
Seeoers itno In gutter Rahfrdge uHo ftettg.
--9eifdfiibe itno ftaH uno idpad).
S1were Stiere S5.25--6I5, ertra $3.50
6.35, fauen $6.4O, Cdieu $2.25 - 800,
TIeiiherittere S425-5.75, ertra $500,
beifers S315 - $40, ertrd S5.50-5.65,
Aihe. s2.25-4.S5, ertrd s4S5--5.O0, Gans
ners & $3.50, 5tofers uno ,Seeners 1916
$50, ertra S5.60-5.75.
BuIIeu. Sei nur mdbiger 3uflIbr
uer Der Rartt bsute rubig uuo nilliG.
Raaere uub leidte S2.75-425, Bologna
"a $500, ertra S5.I0-5.l5, fette 8uaeu
"a. .75-5.25.
2dtber. -Ite 3Hfubr mar qrob uuc
Die greiie fieIsu oeShalb um 50e-Sl 90
Der Ntartt idfob fau une id3wah.
GretH8re uno groBe $4.O0-7.25, fair bic
quite Ietdte g. .O0-6.50, ertra SS.50-9.00
adtber In ben aommtiton. Sduisrn. -
Tnncu 8, prtntd bis auserleieHe S-S1a
oEbtHdre Sic.
z dwetne. Die 3ufubr pou Shpst
nen mar heute 5temLif grob, bic 9atFrag'
n0big uuo Die greiie fieLen um I0-20c.
Snuere ScIpeine bradten $780, so
| cute bis duserLeieHe 8erpGdungSs uni
| SLeiiaeriorteu s. 25--7 40. gemii6te Der
padunesierten $7.l5-7.35, oroiuure bis
auserEeiene i6pere fette Saue S4.50-6. l5
| ertrd 81. .20-6.25. 5tags - .OO--5.25, letdatI
| Beriauotiortsu 81 25-7 40, gserfeI non III
| Bio uno wertiqer 81 .O0-7 40.
Sd1afe uno 2dmmer. - Die 3uiub
mar sieruhd groB, bic Radfrage cine gut
auo Die 3sreiIe itstig.
| Gtlafe -~ Ertra brdmten 81 25, a1ite bi,
auserGeieue g. .75-4.l5, orotu6re bis gut
g. .25-35O, Sdbrliuee s45o-5.25.
gdmmer. - ertra $50, CUTE bi
aussrIeisne $500, 40, oroiRGre bis gut
$4.75-5.75.
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EbtcGqo, 8. Rdrs.

RtHbuie5. Beeues S5.25-7 90,
IerGs Sttere 81 1850. DertiAe Stiere
81 1855, Etoters uHo 5eeoers $500
$50, aiibe uHo Setfers S2.7o--6.0O, aGLber
81 .00-9.52. Rartt ftstis.
z S6peiue. - Sethte $6.9o-7.20, aes
n,iidte s6 S5-7.l5, f6pere S6.70-7.l0
raube $8.70-6.s0. CUTE bis auserlslene
inpere S6.S0-T10, 5erteL S7.O0-7.25.
Rartt Ianaiam una 5--l0c uieoriger.
z hafe uHo & Sdmmer.-S6Gfe: Gtus
heimticle 3. .00-4.S0. peftIid1s s. 25-4. so,
SabrliHae S4.75-5.75.
9ammer Ginheimiide S5.o0-6.25,
peitI6e S5.25-625. Martt iietis.
Sufubr. - Rtnopieh 1900, S6wetne
Is, 90, 56afe uno Sdmmer 10000.
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G6tease. Q. Wdrs,


WehI. -- Mar!t III taum itetig. @tater
9aients S4.O0-4.35, 5tratGhts s3.6o-4 20
Sprtna gatents beftes $50, Straights
s.. .oO-4.O0, Baters sS.o0--4.40.
Dstten. - Sar 5Rai 631sS-9O11c, am
Gdgub 9Ol<e: fur Suli SS9-S9c. am
g6gub 8Ss4e; fur Ssptember S7Ts-SS11< <e,
cm GtIub sSe.
BsIfdforu. islr Mai AZ 1876.
am snlls 4sc; fur Suti 4ss@-49l4c, am
5dlus 4sIsc; fer Septeniier 49s -5O1sc c.
~ aeTsr' o Sar @ai sos1-soHe, an,
g6laB 30I<c; fur Suls 301l -3074c, an
edlub s0ssc, fiir September 2s1s-So4e,
am Sdlub Boo,
Qoaasu. 80. 2 s55x -sSe.
Gerfte. Quite 5utteraerite e5-75e,
quite bis dolce RaIsserite 9i--98c.
SIahefaameu. - DO. 2 2. &. 255e,
no. 1 81. @. 26Se.
Timot5siaamtu.-sll.75per per Gent.
ner.
QIeeiaameu.-sl5.0o per Gsmfner.
ReEpoYf. - SIS 75--le.O0 per SbI.
Tar aRai Sl7. .25-I7 .4J, am Sn!ub Si7 .45i
fur s'suIi $40 Cole 10, am Snlab Sl6.675Ms II
thmaIs. S9.05 per loo 8funo.
Tiir W2ai 50 .0o ~ 9.l5. am SsDInb 50 10
fiar SnIi s9.n2k-el0, am Ghlnb 50 10
FIR Septsnbsr Ss.05-9I2k. am S1laf
s9. .12i6.
@6nrtRtppeHieitsn.-- n.--seie y. 70
9.371l5 per loo QfuHo. 3iar Rai $50
|s.47L. am GhInb % AZ fir Guilt % .0i
Is.lzI, am SaIub s9.i2s$. fur September
| - .l0-9.l5, am S4lub S9.i2x.