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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-07

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w.. D. O'Hern spent yesterday
~,n,,, where she went on shop
lin: .oar
y.s Della May Marshall has gone
..o,. resorts in Tennessee where
m spend several weeks
a.. RaA,er Streater and children
s4y ,or Capitola, in West Flor
=, .hare they will spend several
!. III guests of relatives.
Ms josephine Drane has returned
,~. rom a delightful stay OF two
Anna Maria Beach. where
=. MAS a member of jolly house
nary which she joined at Tampa.
~. = q Flood and children, who
,.ts s.,a spending the past two
ro,,.s Il Medtord Farm. Clyde. \.
ast,. zone 10 Brevard, where the
will ,Ytnd The rest Of the season.
ur: I b Hendrix left Monday
.,- Breyard. y. c.. where she will
SEND ,.o remainder of the summe'
,a,N..g In yool hracing air OF the
1oan'.ns
NJ Aid Mrs. Walter Bates and
tkJr,a Lave leased the W. ID. Nc
4, ,.oert} on East Orange street,
rarA lpicd by Prof. Sheats
a.! where they are now al
.c s.r many friends.
Roads Association is
s.- aa, ~"n Qaitc threatening,
Y a,ani ANA profitable meet
~ 4 progress.
Et MT Iris Bryant. who
as'e their arandpar-
'- Mr. / NJ Ncnablc. |
C.jt.s1;1, have pa.
't Ii,
lal,Naine ana chill /
passengers on tho moo,
~ .atimer and other
carolina. where they
ul six weeks worry
.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

ii under the gauntry-the vast ilame
under which it is built-it looks im-
movable. Only by demolition could II
be shifted YOU would say. If YOU were
not familiar with shipyards and ship
builders. Under the gauntry it slopes
gently toward the water, and day
comes when nearly complete, palace
in the fullest sense OF the word. a hab-
itation for between three and -four
thousand tenants Of every class, poor.
moderately wcllto. do and rich, IL For
sakes its foundations ard floats into
the stream without a tremor, as nat
urally as n duckling swims. What
would you say If you saw the Capitol
or a "sliyscraper" sliding off its base
and rushing away into space at the
speed Of an express train, not on
smooth, shining rail. but over sur
face full Of hollows deeper than ar
royos. rougher than the hOgbacks of
the western plains. dipping into them,
climbing them. brffctipg them, split
ting them. without being injured on re"
tarded by them.
That is what, in the course of A few
more months, this building Will be
ready 60 do. II is an ocean liner OF
the very latest ana highest class-an
OHmpic-and hereafter we must speak
of ut" as "her."--William III. Rideiny,
In The Youths Companion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
THE OCEAN LINER.


Imagine a building eleven stories in
height. and nearly two hundred feet
longer than the CapotoI at Washing
ton-foltr times as long as Bunker
iiill monument is high. Nearly every
metal has gone into it's construction
steel copper. brass, bronze, silver and
some gold-and nearly every wood of
strength ~ beauty.-teak, oak. ma
hogany. bircil and maple. the choicest
and raresst growths Of Northern and
Southern forests. II stands or the
banks OF n river.
4 cross section OF II would look like
gigantic honeycomb alive with bees
the size of human beings Piece by
piece it has been put together by
thousands Of workmen and artists
steel workers electricians engineers,
carpenters and upholsterers-during
period Of about two years. The walls
are Of steel plates, many of them
weighing four and one-half tons each,
and secured by more than three mil
lion rivets. AS YOU lift your eyes 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
GOLD IN UNITED STATES.

The total wealth of the United Sutes
was 1850 ,OoO, 600 in 1850. 1t had risen
to SlO7, 100 600. goo in 1904 and is now
rapidly approaching the stupendous
sum of $4,000. 100000 Cone hundred
end nifty biliions). or. say. not far
short OF Sl.5eO for every man. woman
and child living under the stars and
stripes.
our $500 banks have deposits OF
SIG, 800. zoe, 900 and total resources of
S2l 800 OO0. 600; in 1900 there were few
err than $4,000 banks and they had de-
posts of less than $I70O OO0, O0O-t
growth Of fully 100 per cent
We have more than 42o0,o00,OoO In
our savings banks, showing not
equaled by amy other nation.
Americas stock of gold is approx
matoly. S1.75OO00,OOO. or more than
twice as much rs the united kingdom
and much larger than the holdings OF
Germany. france or Russia, and one
fourth of the worlds stock
our stock of silver, $730.000.090 is
nearly twice the amount owned By amy
other country. India alone excepted.
We have SS.25O O00. eco money in cir
culation. nearly equal To SS5 per head.
OF the worlds annual output OF
y45O. 600, O00 gold the United States
contributes almost 100000 OOO. Los
Herald.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
HE WAS GAME.

A St. Paul youth called mp his
sweetheart in Chicago by long distance
and enjoyed a little talk.
The time slipped by and the rates
slipped up.
II was a pleasant half hour all right
but presently he came back to earth'
and then a rapid mental calculation
showed him he had talked SIS worth.
But he was game.
what are you laughing at? the
girl inquired.
I'm laughing TO think that this lit
tie talk has cost me us much as d
railway trip to Chicago and return.
Mercy" screamed the girl why
don't you stop"
We'll" replied the youth, Il want
10 add enough for a parlor car each
way"
So they talked a little longer
Just one word more said the
youth.
whats that for?'
"Tips for the portcrs."
Then he rang off.--Clcveland Rain
Dealer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
sTuees CARRIED 1T.

Here is "a good joke on Governor
Subbs. Some time ago prominent
politician from western Kansas, who
takes drink occasionally, was i'm
Kansas City and bought two grips full
OF liquor to take home. He had some
business with the governor. who was
at his home In Lawrence. The gov
ernor invited him to stop off for day.
He did so. When he alighted from
the train at Lawrence the governor
was there with his automobile TO meet
him. The governor grabbed the two
grips and started for the automobile
Here. governor, there is no use to
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

The pawnbroklng business is said
to have originated i'm Italy about 1i62.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

long, 10 30 feet BAN and carry from
four 10 twelve muzzleloading guns.
many OF which are made Of wood, IN
some cases bound with hoop iron.
Each junk has from two to five mastS
of different sizes and stepped in vari-
GUS dircctions-one to port, sloping
for-ard. one aft one TO starboard ana
the other vertical
They have very high pOops, rho
sterns being decorated with curious
colored paintings. and planSlngs ex-
tend forward and upward i'm a curved
manner on each side of the bows. The
planNngs are painted red ami arc fur
nshcd with two painted eyes, one each
sidc-evidcntly to guide the vessel 90
a safe anchorage. The junks carry
large crews. who are very skilled in
mancuvering the craft in all sorts of
weather.-Wide world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
STARTS CRUSADE
ON MINCE MEAT
STATE FOOD COMMISSIONER
DAME ASSERTS THAT TWEEN.
TY.FlVE BRANDS CON.
TAIN NO MEAT.

state Dairy and Food Commissioner
Dame has just declared that large
percentage OF the brands Of mlnce meat
sold i'm the open market in this state
do not contain a particle of meat
Commissioner Dame, through his de-
partment, has been making quiet
investigation for six months with the
result that jobhers i'm the state have
been notified BY the department to dis,
continue the sale Of certain brands OF
mince meat. If the order is not car
ried out. goods found in stock will be
conhsCatCd.
Commissioner Dame refuses to name
the brands under the han of his de-
partment, but at least 20 of the so
brands investigated do not contain
meat.
! Commissioner Dame says several
manufacturers have made the excuse
that the national food laws will not
allow the use of personalities, and
consequently they cannot use meat in
their products, which are sold undcr
the brand and label Of "mince meat"
Some of the best brands use meat,
says the commissioner, and their
products come within the Michigan
laws governing pure foods. One man
ufacturer wrote the commissioner that
his product did contain meats. that is,
meats Of raisins. citrons, etc.
The action OF the state department
will drive large number Of Michigan
manufacturers of alleged mince meat
out Of business.
! Jobbers throughout the state have
already been notified and the depart
ment are still continuing with their in
vestgatlons The commissioner ex-
poets TO have several suits on his hands
as result of the order issued, but
appears to be we'll protected i'm case
any such action is started.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
HE WAS GETTING WARM"

Three meE sat at a cafe table and
discussed the strike In the English
coal mines. one thought that the
empire was about to be disrupted: an
other believed that the entire universe
would be upset. He talked in the
words of cablegrams and quoted the
impressionable and impressionistic w.
r. Snead.
The third man. however. was mere
~ reminded Of the story.
II myself was once in a Cornish
NINE" he coniided. II was sew
eral hundred feet into the bowels Of
the earth Crawling down ladder
and feeling that the temperature was
rising every minute, / said to the
miner who was with me:
"I say. it's getting awfully hot
down here. How far is II TO the in
ternaI regions? dare say | didn't
put II in those words, but that's what
meant
- don't know exactly how far 1t
is, he answered. hut if YOU let gn,thai
rung ycre angling on, yen find out in
LEGS than arr minit!,"--Anon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

take these grips Up to the house" said
the westerner Il will check them here
at the depot"
ooh, no; it's no trouble" replied the
governor. NO use to vase time
checking them. We will take them
right along"
The westerner still protested. but it
did no good The governor carried
them To the automobile and dumped
them in. Gosh, they are heavy" said
the governor.
yes, I should have expressed those
Looks TO the children. and not tried
To- have carried them around in my
grips" said the man, 'Kaisas ;City
Journal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
For Good or for svlI7

So surely as the day and the night
alternately follow one another does
every day when 1t yields to darkness,
and every night when II passes into
dawn, bear with It its own tale of the
results which it has silently wrought
upon each OF us, for good or for evil.
Ewart Gladstone.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

Adsertise in The News for results
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
WANT SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Friends Of Rev. V. T. Richeson Begin
An Active Campaiqn.

An Active Campaign.
Boston March 25.-Eforts to save
Clarence V. II. Richeson, murderer of
Avis Linnell. from death in the cleo
trio chair began today when his coun-
sci. VIM. a. Morse, conferred with
Gov. Foss. The date set for the exc
cution Is May 10.
While Morse did not presentia for
nal petition for communication Of sen
fence, he assured himself that such a
petition would be received by the gov
crnor, and that it would probably be
submitted TO the pardon committee OF
the executive council fer action.
Richesor's friends hope 10 obtain 4
life sentence for him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

More than twenty-five million dql-
lars worth OF material is domandNl
by Japan To- renew and replace the
roadbeds of her railroads in the effort
being made TO standardizc the lines.
The greater part Of this material must
be purchased abroad.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25

The state pipe OF the shah of Persia
is jewel covered and is valued at $500 2
900.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-25
OLD WAR JUNKs IN CHINA.
Several Hundred OF Them Still on the
active List.y

In spite OF the Introduction of mod
ern ideas of welfare into China there
are still several hundred wooden war
iunks" on the active list" most OF
them being owned. manned and armed
by the higher order OF mandarins,
whose remnants are flown from the
on special occasions
These junks are from 30 to so feet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

under tables and chairs, but we can
do little to disguise arms.
The woman who has time TO ex-
plot every chance Of beauty which
she possesses will practice using her
hands and arms before q mirror In
order that their -1vements shall be
S~. istaks for WON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

pie exercise which she recommends
for the benefit of those who feel all
hands" 1t consists simply OF drop
ping the hands before you and wiring
ing them hard for five minutes. The
process will timber up the hands so
that you forget all Ebout them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

under review occasionally and try to
discover whether she is in the habit
of making restless movements with
her hands. One o o becomes irri-
tated by q companion who is forever
rubbing her face, arranging her hall
or patting her chair or gown.
A lecturer on department has a sim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

an who are dignifed and reserved to
use too much gesture. The emotion
of the moment should, If 1t II strong
enough, bring gestures into play. but
each should be expressivsi meaning
less movements are only vulgar and
distrscting.
Every woman should put herself
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

When you are embroidering with
silk floss or handling silk of any kind
you will find it difficult to stop it from
catching on your fingers. Moisten.
your fingers with vinegar. This will
make them smooth and you will find
that you can work much faster and
! better I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-28

be clever and good has not our entire
sympathy, at least she has our under
standing. The character Of Jul arms
IL SO intimately connected with our
whole appearance. Our feet, II their
modelling is at fault. may be discreet
ly yelled In skirts and tucked away
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Ne6eriidbt oes Cincinnati
WfarfteS.
far bic Mentas, ben 8. April 1912
tnbi0enbe Bo@e.
Simeinnati. 3. gbriI 1912

siHsinnati .. sbriI 1912.
Die nahfsissassa Castirunsea besisben
hd nnr auf gasres SraatasfioHen. Dei
tleinsrsn 9siAaftea merosn ftmas bobere
yrsils tereAaet
Hrebiftcnsn.
Ger Aarft mar rnbig uns bic Vreifs Irh.
Q eAmaIj. - Vriaa Stsam 1885, go.
(. a. b.
Iro6tuaefaIstnssGIeifd Warst
fsf. Gtort dear Sfitea lO--lOi4s, ihsrt
MippsHititsn 91-lof, erfra ihert tlsar
eeitfH 9s4 = l0e, sAuIffrn 80 - ".
0suifs lOla - lllse ioie uns 11ss msbr prrs
ta6t.
1aesn. - Ntarft ftRfr. Shert ffar Ssiien
l-ill4f, fur3s HiepenffitfH l0s& - lie,
ertEa ibcrt clear Seitsn I0sz lis sAuIsera
Ss<-l0e nab Hsaies ill<--IeLs loit une
Lt Der yfMab mebr bespa6t.
Engsr Cured 3lsif4. Marst fea
&4iAl<u ll.OO-- l4.6O, NimiT @4ulisr
1000 -lo.S0. Dsfalfah DnsSn ll.6O- $50,
G4uItsr1l0.o0-lQs0t Nsn osgf Gut GAnIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Club ksNahridten.
Cincinnati, 9. april.


Der SbioTus 1T iebt ilberaQ i'm Nallen
beqriTfen uno hattie Qeitcrn abeno bel bte'i9er
Stuot etuen @aTeritano BON AIS s5uB.
Die tolasnoen Tepeihsn trafsn pabreno
oes seFtrigen cages bier elm:
gtttsbura, pa. Der Etub bat einen
@lFeritanb bon ILL., GUS uno 'teigt.
garf.rsburg, So 8a. Der 6Eus bat
.insu @aherftauo BON II 8 tSub uno Tallt.
Rauapbo sails, gS. IA. Der FIub
bat einen@afIsritano BON 81 Gub uno fdRt.
@atlettsburQ, aa, Der 8lub bat sIs
neu @a'eritanD pon 385 8ub uno 'oAt.
gbarIeston, g9. So. Der Stub bat si'
u.n BnFernauo bon T 3 SUB uno iailt.
glsaiunt, g9 "a. Der SIuB bat
.in,n 8afierfane Don l9 Sus uno iallt.
gortsmouth, .. Der SluB bat etnsn
@oiIeritano BON 427 gub uno fdat.
QOui8btGIe, gfp Ger gIub bat etnen
@aFsrtano bon 27.7 GUS uuo 'aut.
Goausoitle, 5uO. Der SIub bat si'
nen 8aTsritano BON 42.4 Sus uHo ltelgt.
6atrp, 81 Der SluB bat einen sSdfsr'
itano bon 53 0 GUS uHo iaat
Wempbis, lenu Der slus bat etneH
@afIsrFtauo BON 43.7 Sub uuo iaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

lies, 10 bis l4gfo, II - re- DO. eau1~
tern 8 s1I-8s4e, bo. Sdinfen E--123t.
SdmaIS III wiIlia, Mbble Beit prima
$9.00-i0.o0; RdffiRirter iii rubiq. Continent
5000, g. u. sl1.00, COMPOUND 75ss-71sc.
fala il fetis. Sriwa gitp e]se, Goun-
trn So -63se.
gaumpOII aamen- Del mar fet.
Rrima robes s507, prin.a Sommer
gsIbes s6.O6-e.lO.
gstroleum In itetis. Rdffnrtss
Mem 9crt 1920, Phitabslpbia unbgaIttmore
$3.50, DO. in Buff 81 so.
@oIts it rubig. EOmenic sIsecs Ohio
29r.
Sarsii In rubia. straineD, s.pobnGi.
bic sutes So. .75--6.90
ferpenti n III ruhia an 4s15e.
NJ III iietia.- 6iHbeimii6sr S%-53lc,
gatna 6S6-66sc
VI q fes ftetta. Iep Orleans Open
aettle, gutter bis hoits, 35--50c.
3ader. -Nob.r III rubig. Wuseapabo
80 Ssit. 3.soc, Centrifugal s6 9eIt 4.30c,
WolaNes,3udtr 80 Est 3.55c Raffnirtsr
in wilIis. Gut foof 6.loc, grufbsb 6.o0c,
gtoulb n" 5.65c. gubss 5.55e, gope.rso
j.45t, 8ranulatso 5.3oc, diamond ~"
530c, gonfectiontrs ~" 5.l5c, go. 5. l5,
go. 2 3. l0t, SO. 8 5.OJe. SO. 5.O0c, SO. 5
l.95, 10. 8 4.90c, No. Z 4.S5c, 3o. 8 4.S0c
eo. 4.75t. no. 10 4.70e, so. IL 4.65, SO.
12 4.60c 9O. l8 4.55e, stO. IA 4,55t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
,Seute roth, mprgeu tobt." "

Dos gilt Dor 4lem bel iensr fhrets
Ii6en arantbett, peIits Appendicitis
genannt piro uno beren Defen in sis
ner 9eritDpfung bes purmformigen
0armts nit naafolgsHoer Gutsans
buna unb Giterung beitebt. @s tritt
ploglit) ein Shmer3 in Der rehtsu
2eiitengegsno auf, oann fo!at Sisbrr
uip. uno in tpenioen Saeen Der lob.
Die aunft oes gsiditten Qrstss ift fait
INNER bilflos, pdbrsHo 3ur rehtsn
3eit bieie gefdbrlihfte oller aran.hei~
ten sint bate perrHispeH perpsn .ons
men, Soreet nur, baB Der DARN DOT
8eritopfung beipabrt b!eibt. unb mas
sbenfo ipihtis 1T, bab bies mit ben
betpabrten ct. Sernarb arduterpiltu
seiaieht. 9. q. !
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gireiHuoti, s. aprtl 1912.
auh in Der bsriloiieueu gaohe mar Der
Martt pieoer rett Isbbait uno bic Greiis fff.
eiriae bon ben artitcln linesu meter i'm
Ireiit bsraui. Tieislbeu mar,u am ShIus
Der gSohs ME folat:
grauuer gsusIi r--rsrsnt s<dfIs 6 sac.
ioopirr &c Gcrirth 4l@c, NiG %,
CAPITAL 2e 57.c,- SerbtrioH San'iin GA unteh
psys sHe ssc, ebieorsf aa 7ac crtai
RciicrH 7Ac Repperei l04 2Jt b.. $40 j -.
usica ioL4 2tc. DO. 9a 2lc 4enrl 1oi lst
'11hc, 5rutt q tbe erem So. aOrsbatc 7s4r.
1ldfoHpiae stAc. Dir 74c. eJgc 7Ac, Gu25.
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Brtutf- gmerienr ebirflnas Sc. Central
tHg5 uub arnus 5Le, zimflpu 9RouTi;IHRs iro
arans 5hc. goInrtic 9nsiao, &C. DO. g7oi.ru.
inss uns grnle &c, 1p!r Aotes grc.fic el+e,
s-1ucrubsff 7hc, nortDoob 7hc.
raiiane 300 e... Rcnttae ~ ,aah,%t eabeof
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RGftosr e-Tarifb IToths t2hc.
x y 6fnritffr Pee ><o(x 6eErietid 25c. 800
gree g9I@c. gcuara aoe. Gafcu;tc gigtb i2hc
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2lms,udrtiae Mdrfte.
a.p ort, 8. April.

atp Dorf, s. April.
M.bI.-3uiubr II ,4s7 Sbls., ,9sriauo
III ,082 abls. Ter Wartt mar h.ute itetia.
Sprina pdtent $525-5.5o, gsinter Straiabte
s4.35-45o 9inter gatents $46o-4.8s
SpriHa clears s4.25-4-5o. gsiutsr ertra,
20. l s3.7o-3.so, go. 2 DO. s3.55-3.65e
RaHfas Straights 81 .7o-4.s5.
RoageRmebl mar beRts fstig. Sair
bis suies s4.so--5.00, hoire bis ianep s5.o5
--5.2o.
m.bl iit Hau ~ $3.50
per loo Ffano fair bis sutsS 1926 -
5.15, dolce bis iauen s5.00--5.25.
Waismtb IA ftetia ssines nsises
ane sslbes sl.65--l.7o. srobes sl.55-l.6o,
aiInbrisb 1890.
gu ameiseu nomiura. 1merieau 65e
Hnb Canadian 63c {. |. 1. aen BORT.
@ssgen III ruhie. 10. gSsiteru s7r
bet uufunft E. /. I. SuHalo.
0sra. in itstig. RaIsssrit. l28-- 1856
{. ~ earaIo.
sSsistn.-3ufuhr l32, 900 4u., Serianbi
zoe, $50 8u. Wartt III fei no. 2 rotber
nsuer I07lst i'm elteator uuo l071se I. 0. b.
i1pimmeun. 90. aortbern Duluth 1895
I. o. b. ihpimmsnb.
Sell htorn. -3ufHhr 5000 @erianbt
6.470 Blu Nartt III TART export 9e 2
neuer s2lse I'm etepator uno S0L6e |. o. b.
jhnimmeno.
r-3ufubr 3,025 9u., 9trianbi
--- gu gtartt mar beute feitsr. STANDARD
peiser 81 s4s i'm Glebater. 30. 2 peibsr 62e,
Rs. . 6is4s. go. 6ll4s.
Ren 1T ieft - grima l40e. no. 1856,
20. 2 il5-l25e, SO. ll5-l2oc.
6cpfen iit ruhia. State 1871, orbiiia
rsr bic dolce 35--55e; 1910, 45--47c gatiiie
Goat 1911, orbigar,r bis dolce Al 44e,
1910, 4o--42e.
.Sautei fins astis.-- gtutral amtriea
"a bet, soso.a 24-25e.
Seeer in iet. Ssrnlo6 o5-a7t.
1ssf in ief Samilp SIC 0o--ls. so,
Mts sls.50--l4.o0, Beef. shinten $500
--si 90, 8erpa6t sl3 .O0--ls. 30, gitp srtra
5nbia Wats Sia.o0--l82.5.
psrf III feit. samilp s20Oo--2l 90.
ftert clear sls.Oo-is.00. Mes $1,000
1880.
Gut Meats fiHe itg. espS.sIts Bel
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tern 1ooo--lo5o, trOdeae Beef s9iHten
l9.60--20.00.
Snbetp69eftts 5Ieifb.-Marttf. felt.
ShinfeH Is -- 1876, pienir SAultern
s--s16s, Bellies leLa-lse, ShuItsrn s---
slzs, Meip Bort Gui ghultsrH 91S--lOr.
srifhtssIsii d. - Shiaseu l2-I216e,
lienic EhuItsrn 3 9ke, Sdultern 8
-91Se, fbort RippeRjetteH 9--9Lc, ibort Hare
geiisn sl4-9l6t, ertra ibort Seiten s--
gI4t, geuiss lon la-121as per giune.
We'll unb 6ttrtibe
Webi.- sleues @inter gdteut a. 3D. 40,
Rintsr Ganen e4.00--4.25, g2inter samiIp
s3.e5--3.sO, Grtra sSs5--3.45, orstu1rss
s3.l5-3.35. Garter @eisen 9attnt $50
SIS. DO. fanth 81 .55--4 30 DO. santiln "a. 10
"a 90, AoaaeHmeht, norbmsittih gemiiht.s
s475-4.s5, rsines 6itn s5.00--5.2 .25, ssmii.
htes "a TBS. 90 per ehl
gsetstn.-Rartt ruhia uHo itetig. 30.
3 rotber @lnter los - 106c, no. DO. l0l---
l04s4e, ,Eo. 4 rother s0-l00t per gu. 9er.duft
wurbsn: Gar 81. rotbsr gsin.er III l06t
ane Gar SO. 3 DO su 104s4c auf oem es'
Ieiis.
sStIidforn.-gnrft ruhia nno isit. No.
2 ptises s2-s3t, So. 3 petbes S019--slt,
20. petses rs - zoe, 20. 2 gtlbes Sl-s2r,
80. 3 DO 7915--s0lar 10. 4 DO. 77-~79e,
so. 2pemiihtts SOL, 80. g DO. 1917 70 Ise,
Ao. 4 bo 75--76r, tpeibesaolbeHloru s1--S5e,
aelbes DO S. -Ssc. oemifttes DO. sl--s5c
nsr 8u 8ertnuit ipnroen: 3 Cars Go. ntis
bss AZ 50f, Sara Ro. 3 bo. Az Sic, ear
80. 3 aelbes III SOC. Gar NO. a bo ~ soc
Gar so. 3 asniitks ~ 79t, ! Gar go.
TO. An 76c. gar DO III 75e, 6ar DO. .u
TLc, ] ear 90. 'dules III 57l%c uno Gar
DO. uabsin rpetsss VI roc auf BEN Gtleiie.
Safer.-- War.t ruhia uno ieifer 80 2 pei> :
Ser 59-59Lst, 5tauedro weiser58 Il -5s1Sr, 80
Ueibt, 58-58J1t, 30. Dtistr 55i5-5TI I5c,
20 etiniitbter 5s-55ls. To. 3 DO 81 " -5sc,
30. 4 DO 55-5Tc per su. Bsrsauft fpurbsn:
Gars Stanoarn reibsr su 581st, Gar DO.
III 5si4t, | Gar 30. 2 netssr ;u 5aL.c,
Gar 10. qemiihtsr su 5sc une 250 gu
30. 2 oo IN 58c aui orm Gelsiie.
9eaaen.- Ndrtt itetta 40 2 93 95t,
no 3 s0-92c, Ro 4 $1,000. 8ertauit mur.
ben: Gar go. 3 III 92c aui benz @sieiie
6trFtt. Go. g @iHter 81 l10--l o5. &c.
g5e-sl.Io, go. s0--g5s 20. 3 Spriua
81 1O-l.32, 80. 4 50e-$l 10, auttsrstrit.
65-s0t.
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Las Der gu.
Btra:tih d Der getrtie, 8rtiI, nit otni..
nis.n am gIsidlta Eaas os5 Doris.a 5ahres
april g. 1912. april s. 1911.
5siisn. go. . rothet ~ l06c S9c
@elihforn, no 3 atmifdteB 7st 4sc
Saitr, 20. 2 atmiltttr nsutr 59t 3ilI,
Rogasn no. 2 Hsuer -. . 94c s4c
eeu 20. 5imotbp $4,000 sle55
gShtsfn.
Ter Wartt mar f,tia. gerfauFt mnrS.u:
900 ebls. EitiIsr's Sinifhes @ooos GU
Der Baiis BON 81 So per 6daons.