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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

that he must root or die, or become an
exile, as the Irish were, for the lack
of assistance fro man intelligent gov
eminent. He rooted. That is, he saw
the roots-the turnip, the carrot, and,
above all, the great sugar-beet root
could be used not alone for feeding
his dairy cattle, but could be made
most useful in restoring his exhausted
soil; but he did nothing at haphaz-
ard.
The Value Of Education.
Being an educated man, he was an
open-minded man and he induced his
government to furnish scientific ex-
perts who could finally answer any
question he might ask. AS an exam
pie, let us take the small farmer with
three COWS, three hogs, four head of
small cattle, and a horse or two. He
farms perhaps 70 acres. Now, it is
question with him as to the rotation
of his crops; it is question as to the
amount of butter fat that COW should
produce He has, through the co-opera-
tive society, the use of scientific ex-
pert, who visits his farm every is
days and answers all these questions
after consultation with him. Further
more, he keeps q duplicate set of
books for the farmer. so that the farm.
er knows exactly the amount of butter
fat each COW yields every week, when
the COWS are expected to calve, the
value of the service of every bull in
use, and the exact position of the
farmer economically and agricultural
ly. For this service the farmer pays
the expert 30 cents yearly per COW,
the government paying the rest of the
experts salary-the expert being at
tached to the Royal Danish Co'opefa-
tive Society.
Denmark is a country which COM
prises $4,000 square miles, which is,
l suppose, about four times the size of
Delaware. 1t supports at least $780,
900 persons in very good condition,
and sends out of the country each
year, at a conservative estimate, $780,
100000 worth of butter bacon, and
eggs. At least 100000 worth of this
export goes to England; but the Brit
ish market is retained not alone by
the invariable quantity sent out, sum-
mer and winter, but by the invariable
quality, Danish butter being the high
est-priced butter in the British mark
et."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

health of recent years have been more
largely social and economic than med
ical School inspection, tenement
house inspection and reform, improved
conditions in workshops, stores and
factories, efforts to secure pure food,
pure water and pure milk for the COM
munity, free parks and Fairgrounds,
municipal baths-all these, although
not medical in the old sense of the
word, are primarily for the health of
the individual, and of the community
Yet they are all of them possibly only
through the collective efforts of the
state or of the municipality. The
Blade is right in characterizing the
public health movement as a great
social movement, and in predicting "a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

functions left heretofore in the hands
of the individual" This sums up the
entire situation and also indicates
the cause for the marked change TAX
ing place in the attitude of the public
toward the prevention of disease.
Previous to our present knowledge re-
garding the transmission of contagious
diseases, sickness was largely a per-
sonal matter between the patient, the
family and the physician. In cases in
which the fact but not the manner
of contagion was known, local health
officials could quarantine the patient
and prevent others from coming into
contact with him. Until thirty-five
years ago, however, no one knew
exactly what caused the various con-
tagious diseases or how this cause
was transmitted from one individual
to another. Today, We know that vel
low fever and malaria are transmitted
by the mosquito, bubonic plague by
the rat and the flea, hookworm diesase
through infected soil, typhoid fever
through contaminated water or milk,
or by flies or personal contact; tu-
berculosis, diphtheria and other con.
tagious diseases through the dis
charges of patients. Disease is nc
longer a matter which concerns the
individual alone. All the conditions
of life and of living enter into the
causation or suppression of disease
Many of these factors are beyond the
control of the individual. They car
be controlled by society, acting in al
orderly and effective manner, that is
by the state. AS a result, most o.
the effective measures for public
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
WONDERFUL STORY OF DANES
~ >oF'0E EeAN AMERICAN MINISTER DENMARK, WHO HAS
'o'' TOURED SOUTH TELLS AGRICULTURAL .
PROSPERITY KINGDOM.

washington, June The wonder
iui story of how the Danes, upon land
out poorly suited to grazing and in
the lace OF repeated reverses, have
brought their country to a state of az
'rlcultural prosperity second only to
england among the Old World coun
tries is told by DR.. Maurice Egan
american minister to Denmark. who
is now in this city on leave, having re-
Gently completed, on behalf of the
state Department, lecture tour
through the farming districts of the
south.
Dr. Egan, together with several 9th.
er OF the American diplomatic officers
In Europe, has, under instructions
from the State Department, made a
thorough study of the farmers wei.
fare' problem in the European coun-
tries. of the part played by the gov
'ernments in advancing the material
prosperity of the farmers, of the sue
cess of the farmers themselves in
forming cooperative societies for mu-
tual assistance, and of the advant-
ages secured to the whole people of
those countries from the promotion of
their agricultural resources. He is
engaged now in preparing a report
upon the methods of the Danish Gov
eminent in supplying cheaper money
for their farmers, which idea Presi-
dent Taft hopes to introduce into the
United States for the benefit of the
American farmer.
The Danes Method.
Speaking of his recent lecture tour
through the South, Dr.. Eagan said:
u was sent by the Department of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
SANITARY REFORM A
SOCIAL MOVEMENT

In an unusually broad and far-sight-
ed editorial in a recent issue the
Toledo (Ohio) Blade in a few lines
practically sounds the keynote of the
public health campaign. Commenting
on circular recently issued by one
of the large life insurance companies,
the Blade says: THE conservation
of public life is becoming great
social question, one in which society
1t taking over responsibilities and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

health was very bad
and l had a continual
backache which was
simply awful. l could
not stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals vic tn ais
without my back
nearly killing me,
and l would have
such dragging sensa-
tons l could hardly
bear it. | had sore
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

State to expose to dairymen,and farm
ers especially interested in dairying,
the methods by which the Danes have
become the most prosperous people
agriculturally in Europe. When say
most prosperous, 1 mean by compari-
son and taking into consideration the
obstacles~shey bAve had to meet and
overcome. The wealth per capita of
Denmark is comparatively next to
that Of England This wealth, how
ever, is equalized. There are no very
rich people there. Every man is fair
ly well off, but the poorer he is the
more carefully does he conserve his
resources. Material we'll being is as
common in Denmark as education.
There is no illiteracy in the coun-
try. Every man, woman, and child
over the age of Z years, unless he be
an idiot, can read and write. The
methods by which they have achieved
, their present prosperity are three:
Education-practical education-a
perfect system of cooperation, and
the intelligent assistance of govern
ment.
For instance, the only means of
living which the Danes have is atri
culture. Denmark, like Julius Gaze
sar's Gaul of ancient days, is dividetl
into three parts-butter, bacon, and
eggs. Now, the Government, being
dependent upon the farmers, does ev-
erything in it's power to increase the
number of small farmers, and this 1t
has done by making money as cheap
as possible for the farmers. 1t con-
trolls great series of banks, managed
somewhat after the manner of the
Credit Foncier.
The Government Loans Money.
"An agricultural laborer in Den
mark who has worked on a farm for
five years, who is poor, and who has a
character so good that two reputable
members of his commune will certi-
fly. to it, may obtain from one of these
banks loan of about $1,5S2 in our
money. He obtains this solely on his
character and ability and not by any
material security he can offer. With
this money he may purchase a farm
Of fA 20
means live and dead stock on the
land and the necessary implements
for the working of it. The amount
loaned by the bank covers probably
nine-tenths of the value of the farm
not Of the land, because, land in
Denmark is never sold merely as land.
The farm is judged by the value of its
production for, let us say, at least
seven years in hard corn, which rep
resents its ability to sustain dairy cat
tie and hogs. This is an example of
the way in which the Danish Govern
ment encourages the multiplication of
small farms.
Compulsory Education.
Nov, as to the question of educa-
ton. 1t is compulsory. 1t has been
compulsory for many years and the
awakening of Denmark to the careful
use of its natural resources is due to
two things-the Danish sense of prac-
tical value of practical education, and
series of disasters.
"The first disaster occurred in the
late 40's, when the discovery was
made that the Danes had so impov-
ished their soil by the continuous
growing Of grain that bankruptcy
threatened, even the great landowners
being in danger. Then came the clos
ing of British ports to Danish grain
and the growth of American competi-
ton, which killed off whatever pros
poets of profit the Danes might have
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
BACKACHE
NOT A DISEASE
But a Symptom, a Danger Sig.
nal Which Every Woman
Should Heed.

Backache is a symptom of organic
weakness or arrangement. If you have
backache don't neglect it. To get per-
manent relief you must reach the root
of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Wood
all's experience.
Morton's Gap, Kentucky. ~ suffered
two years with female disorders, my
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

broad and enormously endowed cam
paign for the preservation Of public
health leading to free aid for all and
the building of insurmountable bar
riers against olsease." America
Medical Journal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01

There is no real need of anyone be-
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
berlain's Tablets will cause an agree
able movement of the bowels without
any unpleasant effect. Give them .;
trial. For sale by all Dealers.
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tIsariHs csaie umfSss.

CHARMS csafe iiHfAHs
Der llsaias i'm hieltasn gIsarinbouie belief
fd ttute nuf sf,o7s, $50.
xsfai sesimrifxtsa.
xuh heutt iparen bic 6tihafte an Der bic,
fgea 8cris wisbrr icbr rubig unb bic greiff
fno piIis. Rdhefhenee gertduis iino su
bsnhten:
Nm Der Hsris.
Fsrss Call
~ Tffisn anr. roEira m9iu. fs3
10 niistn Columbia 1os Gite......... 1is
~ HflPn Gtnf. Sireet #n..,.....st...... !. i1s1sA
Second Eaii
10 si'iien Gine. Strfct @n............. i@ssx
3m oFfenen Warstt.
ssJeu Cincinnati 1873 ......... ;. 'm
nndHea,ubs Tab,ne BON int bitHa,n Warn
bsfiuelihsn 9onos une attisn sisbt bic off.
ftsitn Gnolirun9tn an:
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IlmbsNad)ri
Cincinnati. %. Wdr,.

Cine cinnati, 23. Wdr,.
Bon Ettts6ura bis Bartersburg berr'hs
SoaHutb. Son 9oiut Bltaiant bis gortss
mouth piro Der TIub heute itstaeu, pdhreno
er bel bieiiaer Staot hsute abeno su 'tsietn
aufuuesu piro. seteru Abeuo bate Der
slab Bier einsn gSnNeriiuue bon 46.S Sue.
Tts iolasnetn Gtpeid,sn tEafen pabreno
hes gtitrtatn Cages bier etu:
Bittsburg. ga. Der slub bat eifen
g9lnerdaRe bon 2s.l SuB uuo feigt
gartersbHra, g8. IA. Der Slub bal
elmer sSafuitduo BON $40 sus uno iteist.
aauaBba SaIIs, ~. 8a. Ter Slub
bat eintu 9saNsritauo pom IL Sus uHO 'aut
6utIsttsburg, Sp. Der slub bat ct.
utu gSafitritanb BON 374 Gus uno fault.
gbarleston, Is. 8a. Ter Slub bat ei'
men 9aHeritauo BON 90 Sub une iGllt.
gIenfaut, sS Ga. Der 5lus bat
,iutn @aferftane bon 3l.S Gub uno Itslst.
Bortsmoutb, 3. Der slus bat etaen
@aNsrhanO BON 40 6us unb iaat.
louisville, Sfp. Der Slub bat einsu
@aHsriaHo pen 1913 dub uno 'tsi9t.
GsauspiIIs, Jno. Der sIub bat ei'
men @aherfanc BON 1871 6ub uuo itetgt.
eairo, 81. Der 6luS bat sineu gSaflet.
itano pen is 4 SUB uHe ftetgt.
Wemgbis, 5euu. Der sluS bat ein'
@aNeritaao BON 32.S Gub uno itetgt.
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Nmsldnbii6e 9sabribten.

3peimal an9efiibrt. Cine
bumorpoQe 9sidihts bat iih nah Der
.Slsiiaer5eitung" in Der lssten 3eit IN
elmer 0trtbifdit bel Stapelhplm, IN
S6lesptgs 5oliteiu, abgsipielt. Wenn
audi bic gDa6r9eit pes 9eIhththens
nitt auBsr alien 3peifel itsbt, mag ss
bier bod naher3dblt Deroen: gu benz
Wirtb fam Elm Wss9er aus Der Rad
bdrihdFt, Der Elm aa!6 tuufeu tpollte.
Wlan puros etnig uno Der Wegger
nimmt pds aalb auf ben Rudsn uno
siebt beimndrts. Sn Der Wirtbihoft
IaB lei benz SdnoeI Elm dls SpdBooz
asl betannter Mann, Der nah Dem
Wsggange oes Mesgers cine @stte an@
BOT, oqB er osm Wegssr oas Salb meg.
itebIe, ebe oiefer gu 5auis lei. Die
Detts fam su StaHpe: Der Wann
nabm Elm paar nsus pdntpffel uno
ihluq einen tiirssren 9anoueg nat)
Dem ndhiten 8Drf eiu. Der Wesger
teuht tnsrpiften nit isIner Sdit ben
Berg binan uno fisbt ploslih sinen
ueuen pantoffel auf Der Strabe lie
qsn; er oentt, Elm Yantpfisl niigi
nihts uno gebt ipeitsr. Sn elmer gnt.
Fernuna Don ettpa 200 Wietsrn lag ME.
Der ein nsuer paHtoffel. Das mar
ihpn ein paar. Der Webger iegt isIn
Rdfb ab, nimmt ben Ydntpffel uni
qebt bic 200 Meter suriid, um ben
auoersn pantpffsI 81 holsu. Sieier
augsnblid beuiibt Der Spabpogel, oas
aalb su nebmen, iiber ben 3aun 81
tlettern unp iih eiligit 5u entfernen
als 6erWiesger 3llriiffam, lud)te er Oi;
game @eaeno ab, natiirIih ohne oas
aaIb Ill finnen. Snsptihen tam be,
SpaBppes! init Dern aalb in Del
WirtHdaft on. in Der oas 5hier Der
| ftedt parps. Der MeBgsr mubt
| I6lieblih oas Suhen toufeeben uni
tpolite BON benz Wirtb ein speitss aaIt
taufen. RahDem Der aauf 81 GtaneI
aetommen mar, eeht Der WaeBgsr pie
Der meg. Ter Spabpogel n,aht mi
pem Wiri6 cine neue Mette, audi oieiei
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saIa--Dsr Marft if rubia. Sbio Riper
csc, Midiaan nnb afron lode per 8bl. bon
ESQ Yfuno. (
Gala III ifetia - Vrima gitb eIk--e1lc,
DO. geuntrn 6---sl6c per gfuno.
AobIen. - Warft rubia. 9ouabioabena
&s.25--3,5o, Rub nnb SIad $500, aauapba
Stiiftobleu 90 .25--3s50. 9ub unb elad 81. 30
e 90 Der 3onne abseiiefsrt. Rauhloie Stid-
fpblen $4.25, antbraeite S7.25 per 3onne
abasIiefert gofe ioitet $500 per 5oaue ab.
aelieferi
S6mereien--Wart fsft Gleeiaamen
$I2. .oo-l3.o 90 nuf Sem Geleii, uuo $l3.0o--
800 per 8u. pom Stort. 3imotbn $500
$50 ami benz Gefeife nnb 81 Oo--7.50 Der
8u. bonn S,ore. llngarifher uuc oeutiAer
gsiG.t 81 40, sspobuliher 81 30 per @uibsl
guhn.i,eu soc auf oem @eIstis uHb $l.l0
bonn Etore
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0lmstudrtiae Wdrfte.

~ w - 80 ItHIs.
Mtbf.-3ufubr 20 $50 8bls., Gsriauot
1852 @bls. Ter Dtarft mar beute itetia
Sprina gatent S5.25-5.5o, gstnttr Straiabts
81. 4.25-4.4O, ssiuter gat,nts s4.5o--4.So
Serino clears $425---4.50, 2Sintsr ertras
90. i SO. .7o---3.sO 80. 2 DO. s3.55--3.65c,
Nanias Straiabts $4.70-4.S0.
Moaaenmebl mar b.uts irstis. Sair
bis sates $4.60--t.95, dolcs bis iancp $500
--5.25.
suhB.iitnmehl 1T Hau su $3.50
pet loo gfuHb (; fatr bs aute8 1886 -
5 l5, dolce bis fanen S5.00-525.
Waismeh III tttig. }sines n.ises
uno eelbes 81 .65--1. 10, etobes sl.55--l 80,
Nilnbrieb 1915.
su uc1mtisen nominca amerieaa S5c
unp Canadian 63e {. |. I. Mem BORT.
Msagen lit feit. 70. 8eftern 85e
BEL antuuft C. l. Z. Buffalo.
GerHe III feit MaI;gtrit. l22--137c
{. / l. Buffalo.
Bst,e n.-3ufuhr IL, 500 gu, gtriauot
200 9u. Ginrft III ftttiq. no. 2 rother
reutr 1o6e i'm elevator Huo l0715e I. o. b.
ihrimn,enb. 40. stortbsrn 8ulutb llsLIt
| I. o. b. ihnimmeno.
8eli d1 10 rn.--3ufuhr 2,375, 8erianbt
1880 8u Wnrft lit fsit. erport 80. 2
neusr 79tae i'm G!ebatOr uaO 75t I. 0. b.
| ihpimmsno.
Saisr-3ufuhr T9,30O gu., gsrianst
- su Nartt III faum itstig Stanoaro
tpribtr SOC i'm elevator, ao. . pstssr 591@e,
30. 3 SOC, SO. 4 5sft.
Seu III itn. - printd l40t, no. $50
--l35e. go. ll5--l20e, 8o. 3 lo5--Il0c
Sopfen III rubia.-State 1911, oroind.
rsr bis dolce 35--55c; 1910, 45--47c Batift
Goat 1911 proiuartr bis 6oite Al - 44e,
| 1910 40--42t.
Sauts iina itetia. - 6satrdt am.rtea
24l4c, gogota 23s4--2424c.
| 9to.r ia feft 5tmloS 25-27e
! Sort III feft. sFamtlp sl9 30-20. 50,
fbort clear sl7.25--is.25, Rrb 1880
1880. t..
Bttf m Jeff. sdu,ila sI5Oo-l5. So
Wts lS.oO--13.50, seei. Shiuttu s27.0)
1900, @erpa9t $ls .00--l3.50, Gtt1 trtrd
5nbia W.s slg.oo--fs.5o.
Gut Meats Tnb iet ResotsIt. g.I
ttrs, fs~t5tts IA Piune, sl5--l0t. DO. StuI'
tern st&-s34c, bo. Sdinten lli$e--I2i&.
sd hnals ift iietie. Wibelt gSe'f primt
1863 S.; GRafinirtsr III itttie. Continent
$1,000, =. u. sl0.5o, COMPOUND 7-7Le.
3aIg III itttis. prina eitp &c, gOuu
trh 5sz4 4-6l4s.
eanmp ollfaamtn. Oct ia milig
9rima robes s4.55--4,60, prima Somms'
a.Ibts IS, ,62--5 IS.
rtrcleum IN ifetin. RaFFutrtsj
9.p Bort A. 90, ghiEnbrgpbin uno Baltimore
1920, so in sutt $500.
BolIs III rubts Tomsitic Sisse. cbiI
2s-2sc.
Il par, in fstia strain.o, s,D66nlia.t
bic autes 81. $3.50.
1trp.nti n in Hstiq su 53t.
Asis TT f.it-- eiubeimiitr $3.50
patna 6l4-6Iae.
goloiits ruhjg wsp Orleans Spsl
atttle, auter bic toes. 35--50e.
5uS e. Roh.r IN wtaig Wustdoao
50 1sh. 3.s2t, Centrifugal SO 5sit 4.4lc
MoIdE,s.3ui.r 81 1st 3s7t. RafFnirts
IN rubig. Gut eoaf 6.40e, erufhto $500
MsnLb n" o.s5c, eubes 5.s5t, gow6sre
5.70t. GranuIat.o 5.s0e, diamond ~
5.Soe, gonf.etiousrs ,.a"5.45e, go. 5.45
30. 2 8. 5.4Ot, 30. 5.3jt, go. 5.30c, 30. 4;
5.25, so. q s. 20t. 80. 7 5.l5e, SO. 5. lOt
30. s5.O5c, 90. 10 5.05e, SO IL 4.95, Rc
IL 4.goc SO. IS 4.s5e. 70. II 4.S5e.
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Bon, WetDn1arfte.
einsinnati. 70. mar, 1872.


Tis Nnhfroae nad Tarlebea mar fsins
isbr probe unD tselo IN III nisbriatu 3ins-
raten su srIanaen. TarIsben rsn coll"
Durten BON ben Banien 80 3ie--43 aus
atiitben unb @efddftsppisrs wurbsn ~ 81
--6G bisfonsiri. Die DlaiIer pIasirtsn pri.
uatfapitat ron sall@ sH s1aa pno auf 5sit
su fl1S.
sssdief emf Hsss Dsrf
parsn feiier uno ss nurnen 15t prdmif PEI
$1,000 atbotrn. Gcunterratt bttragt 50s pra.
Hiif per 1900.
1sAisf emf 0ussSG.
hnb isttia. Die fotsenbsn Euoiiruns.n fino
~ bsridtfn.
2onscn, Stage 5id,t, s4.sT5s per G, 90
7aae cidlt, s4.s4ia PR Z; garis, 9aat
Eidlt, 5.l2is--5.i5 rranfs per 500 30
9aas sibt, 5i7lS--5e0 5ranes per 400;
ilirEtniihInnb Tass Git)t, Wlart g5 se
DO. 80 Gage SidJi, 9atlt.
documentary AiHs aaf eoneon purbsn III
4.s3i4, anf Glasgow Sn Asa uHb aui eeifai
~ 4.s1s btrfauft.
Tsusss-c slissfisHsH.
rubia uns hetia. Die Santsn aaotir,n wts
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Rinpnieb. - gie 3nfubr mar bentt
sieattih grob, bic aahfraae etne cute nnD
bic 9reile tart. - Stoders uup recners itno
ftetia --Olildibe iino itetig.
Sd)tpsre Siisre $5.S5--6.90, grtra 800
--7.e5, fanep - Sd,lea s2.75--5O,
GIeiiderfiere S4.5O--8.25, uuserleIeue bis
ertra S6.50-675, Seiiers s350---6.00, aus
erleiene bts ertra So l5--s.50, sfubs $500
500 srtra Ss.25--5.50, eanners l.75--Soo.
Stofers uno Seebsrs S3.75-575.
8ullcn.--Die 3ufubr mar stemild) groB,
bic Nahfraas cine CUTE uub bic Breiie 'tettg.
Naatre uno ieid1te S3.59-4.35, Bologna
$3.50 - 5.25, ertro 1916, fette Sullsn
s. .00--55c.
adtber. - 9ei sienlih gutter Iadfrage
mar Der Warft beate ItetlJ. 1n 3afubr par
mehr ais eendeeno.
Sroinare uno arobe s4.Oo--7 25, fair Bis
quite leiGts So .00--7.75, ertra 50 Cos. 10.
sfiibtr in DEN Nommiiiionss spduierH. 49,
Sdnea 7s4e, prima bis auseeieiene g. 7Ac
oroindre 4--5l2t,
Shp sins.-Tic 3ufubr mar nur masig
unb Bet Wartt tpiaig. Sie 3ad)frage par
uur m1bie.
Saptr. ShDsiue brattsu 1855 90,
qute bis nuserleisns QsrpadunqSs uno Slei'
lDerlofien Si53-SUD, gehlla)H SeIpe'
dunasforten 81 S0-7 95, oroinare bis auss
erfeieue itwer iette Sdue s4.75-685, srtra
S6 $500, Staas So 75-5 rs, Ieihte Sers
ianstiorteu S6.75--765, Sertcl BON Ito RfD.
unb peniaer s5.01-s65.
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mar Die orobte Der gSotle. gute gammer 'tuf
in 3ahfraae. -.
5aafe. - ertra 81 41o--4.25, CUTE bis
auscrlsism 80 75-4.l5, oroinare bis CUTE
81 1850, Sdbrttnge a. 5o-5.75.
qdmmer. - Grtrd $765--7.75, CUTE btf
ouserleieus 81 .25--T. .65. oroiudre beS gut
s4.75-70o, 5rubiabrs Sdmuler 800
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-23
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ITO Haters s3.70-4.O5.
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an shIus l02lse; fur 9uIi 9s - 9s1sc.
am Shlus SO &c; 'ur September s6--9d$sc,
am 5hlus 95lsc
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7l-72e. am Stlus 7lsc.
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shIHs 53aSe; fur 5uIi 4s1ss-49s4c, am
ealas 4ss4e; fur Ssptsmbsr 4l1s - age,
aa Shlns 42e.
aoaes n.--9o. 92e.
etrn..-- Cute sutttrasrH. 75-lOO;,
eais Bis tsoies WaI.eerfs lis--f32c.
kIad, aGm, en-. - 20. ! z. 70.
2i5tse. 80. u. u. 252e.
5imothaia meu.- --Nsuer ST 90
14.50 PER Gentusr.
Atss amen - $16.0o--22.25 per
Gtntner.
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Rai sI6.35--l6.bO, avn Shlus 1867 =;
fur auli sl6.s7 5-l6.Ssl&. Gm Sdius
$i6.72ts; fir September 1855 -- l712l5
ON S6lns sl7.0o.
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;sir Mai ss.52Is-9 so, am Shlub $3.50
fur 1nii $9.75-9 77Is, am S6llu6 1913
fir September 50. .93ls-9.97k, am Sdlui
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per 100 gfo sRr Wai ~. .22 So 80 :, an
sAlus 80 25: fur 3uli sy.33-9423a, an
ShtHb s9.25; iur Sertember s952% -
$50. am shlus s9.57hs.
HutteE-Warit IA ieft. grsamerisi
27-30c, Tatrs 23--27c per Yiunn.
sirr.-Rartt III feH. Bride 1917 -
2074e per Eustus.
adis.-4Rartt III aetia. Cream lsl5--
iee per Biunb.