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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10


LOOG Al the eonsue,
coated, i iG;a sure sign tll4t your
,ones e 6acla lyeE lls|l3
s5lt1lf 15te matter alld need q
Gentle theEoueh geIeansing 81 qaee.,
when yo1-chiild IS listless. 'lreoEs
ing. pale. doesn't sleep scuntly OF esStl
heart{ly a. S cross. irritable. feEertshls
stomach sour. breath bads has stom.
ach-ache. diaErhOea, sore throat. S9r 8
4ulI Of cold, give a feaspoon4u1 81
syrup OF F9ss. and IN few hours All
the foul. constipated waste, undIgest-
ed food and sour bile VIII gently move
on and out OF It's little boWelg VithoIt
NAUSEA. slTIp31lg or weakness. and you
surely win hare a ven. happy and
smiling child again shortly.
with syrup OF Figs you are not
drusgfng your children. being com-
posed entirely OF luscious hgs. SIENNA
and aromatIca It cannot be harmful.
besides they dearly love is de4icious
Mothers should always keep SyrnpI
OF Figs handy. Il Is the only stomach
liver and bowel cleanser ana regulator
needed. A little given today Wili1save3
a sick child tomorrow
GoulI directions for children 6e an
ages ana Tor grown-ups plainly print
ed on the package.
ASK your druggist for the fNlI name
syrup OF Figs snd Elixir % Senuas. ?
prepared By the California Fig syrup
60: This IS the delicious tasting.
genuine old reliable. Refuse anything
else onered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
TAKEN 10 INFERIIARY.

Constable BENJAMIN ". Harbert. q
LumBelport, took James AlIson
CFImBas aged q years. from Wyart
Tuesday to the county infrmary Of
which the latter will be an inmate
as he is feeble and unable to care
Tor himself.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
sUPPER 10 BIZ GIVEN
IN THE ASH CHAPEL.

A box supper and ice cream tes-
tivaI will be held Thursday night on
the lawn OF Thomas cEemm's resi-
dence at Broad Oaks by the Sun
day school Of Ash Chapel Methodist
Episcopal church there. All are cor
daily Invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
Mrs. Kate Wilkes

Will make your combings into
Switches. PUTS. CurIs, transformation.
Win also add combings to your old
switches and dye them to match yonr
hair. I>aIUo buy combings- Also carr
~ line Of switches. See my work
at Mrs. .AIcLeod.s Millinery corner
Main and Second SITS. She win take
any orders you may have. II Il is not
convenient for you to call and see me,
I VIII arrange to call and see you
Located at s4s Monticello Ave. Res
idcnce 'phone, Ben z2e-B.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
cH5cAeo eRaIN sLARkET.

oHGcAGo. Sept 1o.-septembex!
wheat closed at 81 1-25 corn Il. rs;
oats SO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-10
lIADEB0
Is Authorized BY the Mexican
Senate to. Ask Concession
BY the United States.

MExlco cETXs.sept, 1o--At ser
.cret session the Mexican Senate last
night granted the request OF Presi7
den4 Madero 70 ask the United states
Tor perufssion to transN2rt Mexican
troops through American territory.
It is planned send troops throuSn
Fl Paso TO the state OF sonora TO OPP
crate against the rebels.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-23

We created the cash register industry.
We created the demand and after of effort prov
cash registers business necessity.
There 10 80 years Of study and experience back of
product
We developed the cash register business by studying
needs Of merchants and building cash registers for
lines Of business where money handled and records ke
Our facilities have always enabled ,
for less money than a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-23

The merit of product has extended the cash register
ed business every civilized country in the world.
Improved organization, modern manufacturing buildings
improved machinery and trained employees have enabled
the needs of over 100000 merchants who
- using National Cash Registers.
all 1t will pay to investigate how a National will
pit benefit you.
Is to guarantee to sell better cash register
ny other concern in the world
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
WORKED TOO HARD.
Why David Graham Phillips Once Lost
q Situation.

Why David Graham Phillips Once Lost
q Situation.
People who thought that the late
David Graham Phillips had a rapid,
fluent and even at times overhasty
pen were very far from the truth,
says a writer in the BoOkman. Mr..
Phillips himself admitted freely that
from first to last he always found lit
erary composition a labor-a labor Of
love that he could not have shirked
If he would, but none the less labor.
A story which he sometimes told at
his own expense illustrates this. It
was shortly after his graduation from
Princeton that he sought work as a
reporter and finally by offering his
services for nothing obtained a chance
TO show what he could do on the lead
ing daily in a western city.
The weather was cold and the tenn
perature Of the office somewhere be-
low 60 degrees. yet hour after hour
Mr.. Phillips would sit at his desk with
the moisture rolling from his brow in
the anguish of trying To make liteTa-
ture from such material as "HeSter-
day afternoon John Jones fell off
stepladder and dislocated his shoul-
der"
One day-it was the tenth of Mr..
Phillips services-the presiding genius
of the paper happened to pass through
the city room and stood for some min
utes watching him.
who Il that young manE' he pres
emily asked the city editor.
The latter explained.
"Get rid of him. came the curt
edict
But" expostulated the city editor,
1--WE are getting him, for nothing"
81 don't care" rejOined the higher
power. Il don't care If he is paying
for the privilege Get rid of him at
once. I can't bear to see any human
being work so hard"
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20

Not by years. but by disposition, is
wisdom acquired Plautus.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
HUGS THE EQUATOR.
The Small Strip Of Earth Upon Which
the Starry White Coffee
Flower Blooms.

Il is only on the worlds waistband
that the starry white coffee flower
blooms. Only between the fifteenth de
grees, north and south Of the equator,
can the tree be successfully grown and
on those attitudes which are between
the 5000 to 5000 feet mark. Left by
itself the plant will grow to a tree
twenty-five feet in altitude; but. as man
IS not usually over two yardsticlls high,
the bearing shrubs are kept by prun-
ing under a maximum heig ght of ten
feet. so that they can be easily han
died.
The seeds are thickly sOwn in the
nursery. but as soon as babyhOod has
passed and the tender sprouts are able
to bear a breath Of wind or changes
Of temperature they are transplanted
into orchards. They are set pretty far
apart so that while young and not yet
bearing the soil may be utilized with
parallel rows of corn, bananas or plan
tain. A thrifty shrub grows berries
when three years old and continues to
bear during twenty years from three
to six pounds of beans. Its glossy
green leaves remind one of the laurel,
and the fragrant, white, five petaled
flowers-the perfume varying in diff
fereut countries and lOcalities-grOw in
clusters of from three to ten each in
the axis Of the branches. Well regu-
lated streams Of water run through
the orchard TO secure lusty growth, but
when the berries begin to ripen the
water is turned off lest the fruit be too
succulent. The twin beans or nutlets
ripen within a mass Of pulp that looks
like a dark red cherry, or in tint and
size rather like a cranberry. This
pulp, when perfectly ripe, is delicious
to the taste, but when dried it is taken
of either by hand or, as is usually the
case in present day operations in Bra
zil, by most modern machinery.-St.
Louis Republic.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
The Scream of Ennui.

A dog howls when he is lonely, cat
Wauls ithe word must be right. for it
comes from ''caterwaurD because OF
some cOmbative or amative impulse.
but a parrot screams through sheer
boredom. I sometimes think it is the
only creature that shares with us that
secondary curse which followed our
election from Eden-ennui. And l
know that if Noah fed his animals
we'll and if they had plenty Of room
for exercise the only creatures who
rebelled vocalIy against the dire tedi-
um of voyage and the creatures who
made the most noise. bar none, were
the two little papingoes, as our fore
fathers used to call them.-Atlantic.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
SIipper Dsy In Holland,

There is curious festival called
Slipper day celebrated in Holland.
Slipper day in the Netherlands is the
one day in the year in which the Dutch
woman claims superiority over her
husband. On that day she rules him
to her hearts content, and he gener
ally obeys good humOredly enough
that is. unless she is one of those la
dies not unknown in Holland or in any
other country who aspire TO complete
rule over their unhappy partners
throughout the year.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
Settling > Bill,

When Andrew jackson lived at
Salisbury, y. c., be once attended
court at Rockford. then the county
seat of Surrey, and left without paying
his bill. which was duly charged up
against him on the hotel register,
which seems TO have been the hotel
ledger at that time, and so stood for
many years. When the news of the
victory of the Sth Of January, 1916,
was received in this then remote sec
ton the old landlord turned back the
leaves of the register, took his pen
and wrote under the account against
Andrew Jackson, Settled in full by
the battle of New Orleans"
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
She Meant We'll.

The late Sir Wilfrid Lawson. the
rigid apostle of temperance, while on
a week end visit made the acquaint-
ance of j sharp young lady Of seven.
20 whom, on leaving, he said. Now,
my dear, we have been talking some
time. am sure you have no idea who
am"
"Oh, yes. I have the little missy
replied You are the celebrated
drunkard. london Graphic.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
Badly Handieapped.

How did your show go on the road?'
Bad. We were fearfully handicap
ned by the plays we selected
'Eh? Why. I thought the dramas in
your repertory were the finest you
could secure"
Yes; but we couldn't play EN-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
In IFS Due Order

Dir. Thirdly was dividing up MS ser
mon into its appropriate heads one
Sunday morning. when a member of
the congregation shouted irascibly:
Meat. man Give rs meatr'
We'll" said DR. Thirdly promptly,
''hold on, then. till I'm done carving. =
New York Tribune.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-20
Extremely Rare.

Tommy-POp. what is meant by the
sense Of humor? Father-The sense Of
humor, my son, consists largely Of
knowing when not to be funny.-Phila-
delphia Record.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
9dgli@er WearftsN erid)t,
sine,nnatf. II. suni 1919.

Gineinnati. ii. 5uni 1912.
Eit Ha&foIssusen Cuotiransen bs,isbsn
10 nur auf ongros iransosiisnta. Bel
lIeinnen eef4aftsa wsrseH s;ras tsbers
prsils bsrs4nsf.
prsptfiensu.
Es, Rarst EaE sabta uno bic Trsife fstia.
e&maii.-prima stsam $l0.2S-i0 40,
4. ab.
arsxsHs.faI,tusssIsif6.m marit
hstis. ebSrt clear ssiin l01S - l0s4e,
fbsrt RippsHlsitea i0lz-l0se, trtra fhori
dear estsn l0t4-i0l<e. sauItern 9iS--
sAt. nsaiss ilk-i2s l0is nab 1s msbr
pason.-mar,t Rstis. short slare Sri.
ten llh-IiAs, turss Rippeafsiten III L.
lI1Ss srtre fbort dear ssitsa III Mike,
SAslttrs l0k-l0s@s uas Hsliss i21x-l3s
lsis AMI ,1s per yfuns msbr bsrpaft.
Sugar Cured olssfA. - Marft IN Heiia.
eAiaiea 100 1850, pitnie e&ultsr
16o-l2.00, Hrsaffaa 8assn I5.50--f6.50,
6&ultsnll .6o-lao0, Asw Dor! Gut eAnI.
tern l2.00-l2.6O, trodsHe Hfsf. sAmiea
100000.
eitsspS9eItss gIsif&.-Mar,. isa.
GAinfsa sl8, ,00--l350, Dienis gHalttrx
l0-l0Izs, NsiIiss 18I< -l8iae, SAuItern 10
10ks. RsU oerf Gut G&ultsrn l0t&-- lie.
/ 6rifAst6Isif 4. - SAialtH l2l. -l3s,
4isHis e6aliern 04-10izs, ehultera 81
-l0t4s ibert Hippeal alsitsnI0 10 {, fbort slars
edienl0 -l0,Ss. ertra fbort ssiteH To-
l0l<s. Dsaiss IL i8e per pfuaA. Beet Gar.
sat l0-16<.
Ws6I une 0strstAe.
Msbl.-- Nsnes DiHtsr Vatent @S.25-5.5o.
0iatss baneh e4.8k-6l0, 8iafer SemiIn
N-26-4bO. Grtra 44O0--4.lO, srSiadres
ss.6sa-4.O0. earfxr Hsisaa paisnt t5.6o--
6.Os, 10. iaafs tl.8S-s .19b 10. 6auilp q. 20
--1.60. Nesesumstl, nsrs#seliA asmii&tes
4.00-6.00. Esixss Gits 1s.I6--S. 20. aemiI Il.
~ k.00-S.W ~ DtL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
sApa. eti.r. s825--sOo. ertre ss.1o

Shmers Stiere S625--s00, @rtrc $50
--8.35, fantn Sdfen $2.50--6.55,
Sleiidrftiers s475-7.75, ouserleiene bis
ertra 1855. 10, Seiiers So. 75--7 .15, aus
erTeitae Bis ertra S725-7.75, fantb -
Rube $2.00-4.75, auserIeiene bis ertra 4.85
--5.85, ganuers $2.OO-3.25, Stodsrs uno
Ssebers "a. .o0-6.25.
Sullen. - Der Wtarft mar beute lang
lam uno ihDah. Die 8reife fielsn etnas
Nasere uub Ieihte 90 5000, Bologna
4.00-5.00, ertra $5.10-5.25, fette 8uuen
$5.25-6.0O.
adtbsr. - Die 3uFubr par qrob, unp
bic grsiie fislcn Tim 25e Der 100 Rfunb.
Srbindrs unb erose Sd .00-7.50, fair bis
cute lei6te $650-9.00, ertra $8.25-8. 80.
adlber in ben aommiiiionss5d 5duiern. -
Sanee SIZE, prima bis aussrIsiene 7-724e,
srbtndrt 4-6Me
e d, d,Deine. - 7ie 3uFuhr mar bsute
3iemlih arob unb bic Breife taum ftetia uRo
UNI Sc niebriaer. 7ie IadFraqe mar qertuq.
StDers Shnein. braftsn 81 70-7 rs,
aute bio auseriefens 8erpn9unus. unb Flei,
iterforteu s765-7.75. qemtfhte 8erpa.
6uuasiorten 81 35-770 orbindre bs aus,
.rlsfens itper. fette Sdue S. O0-675, .rtra
$6S5-6.90. Gtaos 81 O0-5. 80, srtra s.. 80
800, leidte Berfauetiorten S6.25--7 10,
5srfa bon 10 gio. uus Dsnissr 81 .50-8 10.
Shafe unb 9dmmer. - Ter Warfi
ioar beute ichr Hau unb bic Brsis ffpdh.
oieiabtH Fitlsn nm SOC Der 100 Bfunb. Die
orbtndren sOrtsn fauben fat gar teine ab'
nahme
Sbaf.. - srtra s3.s5-4.0O, quite Bis aus.
.riti.ns 1926 - 375, crbindre bis quite
81 $500. Cuffs 25--50c, Sdbrlinas "a .2d
-6 rs, Wuttsriaafe *3.00-4.00.
edmmrr. Srabiahrs srtra $500
gate bis aussrIeieue T.Oo-8.9O, orbiudre
bis fdlre 5000 80, guls $4.00-475.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
sSluksHabridJten.
eiuciunati, IL. Sun

&fHctnna att, IL. 5uHt.
Ter SbioHub fdat laneiam 9si bi,Hqer
Staot hattie osrfsIbe asfsru abeno siueH
8nferitano bon 81 Sub
Die sfoLs,nben Dtp.fasn traiea pdbrens
bes seArtgtn lages bier elm:
sittsburq ga. Der ftus Sat ,insn
@aF.raauo bon "a Sus unb fdut.
ynrt.rsburq, %. ga. Der Rlus BAT
siutH BaHerHano bon Al GUS unb foat.
gatIsttsburg. as. Der Stus bat st.
r.n BaHtraauo bon AT Gus uno fdat.
sanaDba SaIGs. u. ga. Der FIus
bat stusH 8aFereaao bon 1.5 GUS unb faat.
6harIsston, %. pa. Der 5Iu5 BAT st.
nen @aHtrFaHo bon SO GUS uno fdut.
gt. gI.afaut, 80. gd. Der 5lus bat
.iu,n BaFsraaub BON 29 Sus uHo faut.
gorts o. Der Glus bat sinsn
@oHsrfane bon So GUS uuo fdIt.
9suisoille. IN. Der Glus bat sin,n
sSaFsraaHb ben S.5 Gub uHo fdut.
ssanspiIte, 5uo. Der Elub bat si-
nsH 8aHerfaHb bon rs Gus uHo faQt.
.gairc, III. Der Flus BAT sinsn 8aFer.
taHo ben 23.2 Sus uHo fdlt
R,mp6is. S.nH. Der aIuS bat stnsu
@dHerhano ben COL GUS uHo idut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-12
Sic Selbititdnbisfeit Der bebrai.
ihen &ultur.

Iurh 6ie babploniid,en Gusgra.
bunqer umb oie tieiere &erntniB Der
altorientaItiheu auItur iiberbaupt lit
IN ben leBteu ,Sabren cine piIien'
| ifaftIihe St0r!lug aufgefonmen. Die
ole Selbltitanoigfeit Der bebrdiidCu
auItur INNER mehr in ,Sraqe Iteut,
10 oaB uon ihIieBlih nit 9lbtpano.
lunqeu eiues 8oetbe' 'ihen 8ortes
mohI fragen fonnte: g8sas lit oenn
an Dem gan5en 8olf originea sill men.
nen?" Golden ginihauunqen. Die Der
einsigartiqeu biitorilden Stelllng ocs
| iiioiidlen 8oIfe5 lmo Der geoeutlrg
oe5 Buds Der Bidder oen ielbItit)o.
pferiihen 0erf bis 3u eiuem geiuiiIen
(Srooe rnIben uollen, tritt Trof
Gouaro aunig in einem 9luiiot Ser
Observation-Disclosures" nud.
oriidlif, entgeaen, inoem er Die aliIs
tur ,SsraeIs nit Der anoerer 8olfer i'll
oeu lpidltigiten glenellten uergleid)t
un6 oaourh oen boben Grab bon
Selbintdnoiafeit in ser bebraiihen
| 3ipilliatton In bellies 2id)t ltellt. Gu
erbIift or IN ben 3ohIen Der 6ebrier
bereits Spuren pom 2esimallpltem,
ouS Den gabploniern fremo mar. mob.
reno i'm MaB uno 8e1pift cine 8e.
meinifaft Slpilhen rSsrnel uno gabp.
Ion beiteht 0ns Ie5inallpitcn. oos
I'M bebrdilhen ySdleiieI~ sum gluss
Srud fonlmt, bat aber iiberbaupt i'm
9olferieben iiber ous babploniihe
SeraeeiintoIipiten triunlpbiert. SSr
ihrer Shrift Iteben Die Sebrder i'm
Beaeniab 3u Den gabplonieru, 6enn
lie ihloiiM lid an Die aauaniter.
Vboni3ier an, Die bereits i'm Inter.
id1ieo 5it ben ga6ploniern cine BUD.
itaberidlrift beiaBen uno bon reftS
nad linfs ff)rieben. anf benz 8ebiet
Der tefntifJen grbeitcn III SSsrdel BON
gabplon ourfnus nidt 10 abb1nqia
mic man onaenommen bot, uno Itau-
nensmertbe 2eiltlngen iinb pon sc.
brdern I'M Weauerbau uno in Der Ser.
itenung BON 1iinneIs aell,ngen. .@ie
arobartia lit Die @erlpenounq BON
fugenrdnorigeu Guaoern ipie tie nod
uah ssahrtauieItoen am llnterbau ocs
SernpelS in eserliiolem oas sIuge oes
getrahters feiieInl @ie bemerfens.
perth lit aith Die Gurhtnrnelung oes
Tempelberges, olrh Die Der befannte
Siloab-aunal rpahriheinlid) etlpos
oor Dem Sabre TOO bergeiteilt ipnroe |,
Gs mar ooh cine eart5 respectable Sci.
imne, einen Berg bunbert GLEN inter
lieiner Sberiidhe In elmer Strefe pon
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g8er luo uiht BLOB Dor sSeIt3eitelt,
in ben 8roBitQoten ei1nal ouraui adj.
tet, peIt' cine ungebeltre Wenge Don
GoitpebifeIn aQer glrt pom Gahnhof
sum Ioitamt uno pom 8oItaurt 5unt
9abnbof ourf) Die belebteIten Stras
Ben iagt, Der miro es geDiB ais einen
qldu3enoeu 8eoanfen e1r1pftnoen, all
oieie 8efdbrte bon oen StraBen oer-
itppinoer 3u laiieu. GSn 2onoou, no
man audi Die erite llntergrurobdbn
fiir QaIiagiere gebaut bat, iii man
MN 5u einem feiten GntIhluB i'll Die
ier 9e3icbuHa gelangt. Dtan miro
binnen flir5elu bomit beqinren. cine
GoinlntergrunObahn 5u bauen, Die fitr
eleftriifeu 9etrieb eingeridJtet mer,
Sen ioQ. Ter Iuuuel, IN Dem oie9a6n
ldlft. miro cinen GurhmcIier boll
.212 WIeter hnben un6 5pei 8leisltres
den BON ie 60 3entimeter 9rette uu0
einen 8angpeg fiir baS 8erional e1ts
baIten. Gs meroen Wotorrpagen etll.
ieIn ODER in 3iigen erpeoirt, uno slpor
pbne icoc geoienungsmunnlhuft,
burh GIeftrisitdt bon beH Stationen
aus oirigirt. lie @ahn gebt oireft
pom Siteu nod 3eIten; Tie 'oa aui
Ser oitlit)iteu Nointation BON 8bitc.
t,upeI.Hooo Beginner uno cnoigt BEL
Der peitIlfIten Stution bon 2onSon
Gnooiugton. Die Soften Der 9lnIaga
| iino aui 10 Wiuionen Diorf geid}ast
| 0as miiroe on 3in'en, lluterhdlt itu6
geoienrtng 5rIonmeu rlrnS 100000
Warf idbrlih uiismahen. Gteiem 9e.
TRACE gegeniiber lit eS intereiiant, felt
Juitellen, oaB Der StraBerpoitoienii
bisber in Sonopn / 0tiQion Warf I'M
Sabre gefoitet bat. 10 oaB Der 9nll
Der 8oihtutergrunobabu III eritcr 81.
ME cine Gerbiuigung ouriteQen mir.
De; 3lpeitcns piiroe lie cine he0eltcu.
De 9eid)Ieunieung Der GoitbeiteIlun'
gen ermoglihen, uno itlieBlih ocll
StraBenoerfebr. Der ia in Sonoon be.
ionoers aroB iii, beoeutello entiaiten.
,Sn Den 9ahutltunels miro aud nod
Haum icin mir Selegrahen- unb Selc.
boubrGhte itno fir gtobrpoIt. Gie @d.
gcn perocn Die groBe baben, Die fir
Gle grobten 8afete unb 9riefIdde er.
foroerlif lit; Tie peroen etlpu 60 3en.
tinteter brett, ebenio bod uno 2 Wectd
lang iein. 2ie groBte 8eidipinoigfeI
ioQ 80 aiIonleter in Der Stln0e be,
tragen. Tic Notwithstanding
teit iii natiirlih geringer pegen Der
3eitnerIuite bel anfabrt uno SaIteu.
gs ipll jeoe Ddnltte elm 3ug obgeld'.
len iperAen. anF oieie @eiie miiroen
$4,000 Bolten in Der Stnnoe befor-
bert perben, falls Die abfertisune oui
ben Stationen if,nea genug geid)eben
farm. @enn man beoeMst, oaB ielbit Die
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Detaen.--- Warft rutia unb ifetia. 20.
. rotbfr SDinter 115--117e, 10. 8 be. 1l0---
114c, no. 4 rotber 92 - 110e per Bufbel.
Berfauft murben: TOO gu. nod probe rotber
NIT GnFsr ~ lose, Gar Ro. q rotber Biu.
ter ~ 1856 500 9u. SO. 8 bo. nit Corn
gu ll0s auf btm ge!eiie,
@eIfhfern.- - Nartt ruttg uno fstig.
no. . Dsises 55--85lke, 90. 3 Deibes SO -
s3l1e. 10. 4 Deibes sl--s3s, Ro. Q eslbss 79-
8Oe, 70. 5 DO. 77-78e. 30. 4 bo. 74h-76c.
70. ssmiittes 76-79c, No. 8 DO. 77-77s4t.
10. 4 bo. 731S-751at, weiSes aolbenforn 80
--S2e. aelbes DO. 8l-83c. aemiihtes DO. sO-62t
per Blu. Bsrfnuft purben: Cars 9o. 2 mel
pes IN Soc ans benz Glenator. Cars eetrod'
nttss Waboaanp 3u.58e, 8 Cara SO. B met
sts III 83e, 4 Cars DO. su 6314c, ! Gar ao.
DO. gu 8le, 400 gu. DO. nit 4dfer iu Soc,
Cars na1 probe bo. tu 72t9s, Gar DO.
atbsistes gu 72e, 2 gars 30. 8 aemiid,tes ~
77t, I ear DO. su 7274e, Gar SIC. 4 DO. ~
7554s, 2 Cars DO. gu 75t, Gar DO. su 73s.
l Gar DO. ,u 73L5t, 4 Cars SO. 3 ssIbss ~
78c, Gar DO. iu tic, 500 8u. DO. nit geis
Arm gu 77r, 2 Cars qsnifdtss aoIbentorn su
82t, ] Gar aslbts III s3e, / Gar DO. gu zoe,
! Gar DO. III s2e nuf BEN Gslsiis.
cafer.-Wartt rubia uno fen. 30. iptib.r
571a-5st, Stnnoaro Deiser 561a-571at, Ro.
3retsa 5s-56lat, sto. usissr 81 aa-5se, 30
ssmifhter 55x-56t. 30. 3 DO. 55-5513c,
30. 4bo. 53-541Se per gu. 8ertauft ipurben;
ears 80. B tueissr ,u 57t, Cara bo. su
$3.50, / Gar Io. 2 DO. 58t, Cars Stau.
barb tueiber III Sic, 500 gu. DO. NIT 8eisen
iu 561ac, 2 ears ao. aemifhtsr su So kc,
] ear DO. su 56I8e, 1900 gu. DO. nit Corn
,u sec, l Gar 80. 3 DO. su 5514e auf benz
gsIeiie.
1saaen - Wnrtt tstia. 30. 2 90--92e,
No. Q $500. 30. 461--88e.
esrHeumaI,. 6rlbiabrsserfs 81. 39
-1.4l per gu.
gsrstti d Der g.treis..pr. nit b.ujs.
nisen am sleihen Iaa. oss boris.n 5ahrss
Juni IL. 1919. 9uni TO- 1911.
@ei,.n, Ts rotbsr 1895 93e
@effhforn, 30. a.mifhtss 70; 568s
Saf.r, no. atmiibter utu.r 55tkt 3719e
foaaeu no. 2 n.uer .... 90e 92c
fsu no. 3imotbn .s2s25 s21.00
@bistn.
Ger warst ur- H.tia. 9srtauH nare.n:
$50 gbts. Tiifintr's fiuifbeb gooss auf
Der Bats bon $l.3s per gaaoas.