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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27
CHAPTER XIII.
The Dead Body.


That both Mcdonald and his daugh-
ter were involved in this strange puz-
zle was already clear The disappear
ance of the one was as mysterious as
that of the other. Whether the orig
inal conspiracy had centered about the
Major, and Miss Molly had merely
been drawn into the net through acct
dent or whether both were destined
as victims from the first, could not be
determined by theory Indeed the
Sergeant could evolve no theory, could
discover no purpose in the outrage.
Convinced that Dupont and his wife
We're the moving spirits, he yet pos
sessed no satisfactory reason for
charging them with the crime, for
which there was no apparent object.
Nothing remained to be done but
search the town, blind search in the
hope of uncovering some trail. That
crime had been committed-either
urder or a iuction-was evident;
the two ! dropped thus sudden
~ oEt y aout cause. Nor did
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

then search the saloons and gambling
dens for the two men. Though unsuc-
cessful with, Mrs. Dupont, he knew
how TO deal with such as they.
The stage agent was routed out of
bed and came to the door, revolver in
hand, startled and angry.
'Who?" he repeated Major Nc
Donald? How the hell should | know.
Some officer went out-yes; heavy set
man with mustache i didn't pay
any attention to him; had government
transportation. There were two other
passengers, 10th men, ranchers, |
reckon; none in the station at all.
What's that, Jane?"
A woman's voice spoke from out the
darkness behind
WAS the soldier asking if Major
Mcdonald went East on the coach,
Sam?"
Sure; what do you know about it 2"
why, was outside when they start
ed she explained, land the man in
uniform wasn't the Major. 81 know
him by sight, for he's been down here
dozen times when I was at the desk
This fellow was about his size, but
dark and oop-shouldered"
And the others?" asked Hamlin
eagerly.
II didn't know either of them, only
! noticed one had black beard"
"A very large, burly fellow"
No, | don't think SO. didn't pay
special attention to any of them, only
to wonder who the officer was, cause
! never remembered seem him here
before at Dodge, but, as | recollect,
the fellow with a beard was rather I'M
dersized; had a shaggy buffalo-skin
cap on"
Plainly enough the man was not Du-
pont, and Mcdonald had not departed
on the stage, while some other, pre-
tending to be he, possibly wearing his
clothes to further the deceit, had
taken the seat reserved in the coach.
Baffled, bewildered by this unexpected
discovery, the Sergeant swung back
into his saddle, not knowing which
way to turn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27
BLESS lht LADIES
In Many States They Hold lmpor-
tent Poitionss. Their Coming in
to Power Is AS 1t Should Be.

Women are becoming prominent
in school affairs. A few have adj
vanced to the highest administTa-
tive positions, and the fact that
the number is increasing is proof
of their ability and trustworthin
Four states-Colorado Idaho, Wash
ington and Wyoming have women
holding the office of State Superin-
tend nt. In Wyoming, the State
Superintendent and her deputy are
both women and of the fourteen
counties in the state but ONE has
man in the office of Superinten-
dent In Montana, where there
are thirty counties, only one man
is holding the office of County SUI
perintendent of Schools. The recog
nitson CT women in matters per-
tanning TO the education of our
youths is not confined wholly to
the west. New York reports forty
two women Superintendent and
women on school boards are so
general as not to excite comment.
Many of the larger cities have one
or more women on their school
boaa DIS. Among them are New
York, Chicago, Cleveland, San
Francisco, Milwaukee, Washington,
Indianapolis, Rochester, st. Paul,
Denver, Columbus, Worcester,
Grand Rapids, Cambridge and
Fail River, and numerous smaller
towns and cities are trying out
the idea with satisfaction.
In no other country in the world
is women's ability and influence
recognized in these matters as they
are in the United States. In Eur
ope the men school teachers are
largely in the majority.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27
copyRlon1 lsle BY A.c.reeluee g co

plotters were in some way concerned
In the mysterious disappearance Thus
tar, however, they had left behind no
clue to their participation. Moreover
he was seriously handicapped by igno-
rance of any motive. Why should they
desire to gain possession of the girl !?
1t could not be money, or the hope of
ransom. What then? Was 1t some
accident which had involved her in
the tolls prepared for another? If so,
were those unexpected orders for Ma
Ior Mcdonald part of the conspiracy,
DR. had their receipt complicated the
affair? The Sergeant was a soldier,
not detective, and could only follow
straight road in his investigation.
He must circle widely until he found
some trail to follow as patiently as an
indian. There would be tracks left
somewhere, if he could only discover
them. If this was hasty occurrence,
IN any way an accident, something was
sure to be left uncovered, some slip re-
veal the method. He would trace the
movements of the father first, and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Thos.
Pres on Jr. were marmed, at Prince
ton, New Jersey. The wedding oc-
CURED at the home of President
John G. Hibben of Princeton Uni
versity. The utmost simplicity
marked the ceremony, the only
guests outside the immediate FAM
lilies were members of President
Hibbens family and Dean Andrew F
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

fingers--uh4l ) i..,ls.i., ..4ss. Here i;
where horse feiss, and slid down the
bank. Isn't that bit of bsoken feath.
er caught in the bush, Carroll? Bring
1t over here"
The three bent over the object.
We'll, what do you say? You men
are both plainsmen."
Cheyenne" returned Carroll
promptly. But what the hell are thew
doing here?"
Hamlin shook his head
ut will require more than guessing
to determine that" he said sternly.
And there is only one way to find out.
That fellow was Cheyenne all right.
and there were three of them and two
whites in the party-see here; the
prints of five horses ridden, and one
animal led. That will be the one Nc
Donald had. They went straight up
the opposite bank of the ravine. If
they leave trail like that we can
ride after them full SPEED
Carroll had be bending over the
dead officer and now glanced up.
there's sand just below, Sergeant,
he said. That's why they are so
darn reckless here
"Of course; they'll hide in the dunes. !,
and the sooner we're after them the
better. Wade, you remain with the
body; Carroll and | will return to the
fort and report. Well have to have
more men-Wasson if can get him
and equipment for hard ride Come
on. Jack
They waded the river, and ran
through the town, Shouting their dis.
covery to the marshal and his posse
as they passed Twenty minutes late,
Hamlin stood before the Colonel, hasti
iy telling the story. The latter lis,
tened intently, gripping the arms of
his chair.
Shot from behind, hey?" he ejacu-
lated, "and his clothing stolen. Looks
like carefully planned affair, Ser
geant; sending that fellow through to
Ripley was expected to throw us off
the track. That's why they were so
to have several days start. 1t is my
notion they never intended to kill |.
him; had row of some kind, or else
Mac tried to get away. Any trace OF
the girl?"
No; but she must have been there
so think; got mixed up in the af-
fair some way, and they have been
70
themselves. Do you know why they
We're after Mac?' (
No. SIR
We'll, do; he carried thirty thou
sand dollars
"What?"
HE was acting paymaster. The
money came in from Wallace last eve
ming, and he was ordered to take it to
Ripley at once''
Hamlin drew in his breath quickly
in surprise.
who knew about that, sir?"
No one but the Adjutant, and Ma
1or McDonald-not even the ORDERLY
The eyes of officer and soldier met. !
DO you suppose lie could have told
herr" the former asked in sudden sus- /
picion.
THAT would be my theory, sir. But
1t is useless to speculate. We have no
proof, no means of forcing her to con.
fess. The only thing for us to do is TIC
trail those fugitives. l need another /
mana scout-Wasson, if he can be (
spared-and rations for three days"
The Colonel hesitated an instant.
and then rose, placing hand on Ham
Inns arm.
''I'll do it for Miss Mcdonald, but !
not for the money!" he said slowly. 81
expect orders every hour for your
To Be Continued
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

I'm the world. DR.. Burnham was
sent to Austria to obtain, if pos
sible, some of the precious meta.
He succeeded in getting piece
half as large as a pea for which
he paid $4,000. This, while
seemingly so small in amount. is
sufficient to last thousands OF
years as it doesn't waste dn Civ
Ing off it's rays which are utilized
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

Vert. Mrs Preston is 4S years
old and Mr.. Preston is So. Mrs.
Preston has been known as the
White House bride" Her first
marriage having taken place at
the White House during Pr ,sident
Cleveland's administration.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

DR.. Kelly Of Baltimore is said
to be the biggest owner of radium
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

See Kommes Brothers for Clover
Seed and Salyet.-ady. f23
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

A good Piano for sale. Cali at
Journal Office advf7
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

then search the saloons and gambling
dens for the two men Though unsuc-
cessful with, Mrs. Dupont, he knew
how to deal with such as they.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-02-27

The Country Gentewoman this week talks to the
who is victim of the "nagging" habit. 1t
is critical, but helpful.
Grandmother's Recipes are number of good old
fashioned recipes that today among the lost
arts of the kitchen.
The Country Womian's Clothes page gives num-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-05

4raut. - NarFt rubis. GinkeimiltbeS
u. .0O--9O0 per Bb[, gfotbes e2.75--80o
pr Dbf. bonn Store.
BNiebefn. - GinAeimifMe adbe $3.50
SIS, Dei6s o8.75---4.O0 per Obi. BON
Stors. Delbe Wlobe 9f.00--1fO per Bu.
auf benz 0sleifs.
Bfumsnfotl. --xinbeimii4sr e1.Oo--
1.t0 Der Crate
0fane Bosnen. - soc-$1.oo PER
Du. Sod.
fowstssl--0 Gut. einbeimiiAs eos--
$1.25c per Du.
Rarottsn.-GinbeimiiAe 15--2oe per
futenb.
.o,se ~ab.n-is-soe Der 1us.1D
wsibe eRaben-s si.5o--l.75 per
Gbf.
Stefriben.-ef.l5--l.80 80 per Bbl
Spinat 60-75c per Dbl.
1anb.4TsbRtt.
Dotnen.-Narst fetia. prina Na.
rcnfat 1886. seiebte uno BEL 6aHb ss.
yfii6te RanH $3.50 per Bu.
6eu. - Worft rubis unb Breife itstig
10. ! fimofbs e1s.50-f9.O0, STANDARD ii
Mctbs t17.50--1s.00, no. . 3Yimotbp $3.50
17D0; Wo. 3 bo. 314.b0--f5.00; Alee 70.
semiftter e1e.50-17.00. Ec. 3 bo. e1b.0t
--i5.50; &les 10. tf6.00-1s.50, no.
DO. e12.50--i3.00 per Eon. a!fnsfa e17.o(
1900 Der Ton.
Rftienfutter IN ffetis.-KIeis S33.0G
--A.O0 Uhoolins srobs t2s.o0-3T00. DO.
fstMes SS7. 90 500, eemii6see 6utter eS4.st
400 per Tonne, In Gd6en BON le ION
Sfnnb. nHo e1.00 metr auf bemoeIeife.
6dmersien.- Narft itetis. RleefaaMer
e5.00-6.50 auf bsm 0eleife uub $500 =
500 per 0u. pom Gfore. fimnthp SIS
--3.l5 auf oem 0eieife unb e200-3.6S PEI
On. pcm Store. Uu4neiSen Toe, GloAS
faamen e1.00 yfr Bu. roM Store.
gtrfaiebensl
CeTe. - Rartt IN s,etis. aeinof rotsi
4Sc, setodbtes soc per Oaapne In Hartier
yon 8 Obi Grtra H:nfer Tsft 9arb6l s.
per oallone Cotton Seeb DEL roffnirtsi
5se per 0alIone 1erpsntia soc; Betro
Iexm, Ohio Carbon 100 0rao l0e, DO. 1bt
orab II xt. DO. .6saoiisbt i7o Grab i2K-
1870. 1roDn 0afoltn 20e, Rapbta lst pc
oalicne In 4artien pon bio 5Bbls
ealA Ter Warst ii rubig. Dbl
Niser Sl.20, Wifioan nnb Sfron e1.i4 pei
Dbl. pon $50 Bfunb.
Iaia itstis. - 8rima Gitp 74-71te
bs. gonntrp es4-7e per 1funb.
&otieA-Norft rubie. gcusbioehenI
os.75-4.00, Rub u. glad t2.15--s.s5. Aana
pha Stiidtoblen eS.T5-4.00. 3uB uno Slas
e3.l0-2.25 per fon.. ab9elieierf. Raud
isie Stafsoblen $500. anthracite t7.76-
500 per Tonne abassisfers. Cote ioitet SOS
per fonHs ab1slisfert.
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Cincinnati. S. Rppemts

Cincinnati. S. Ropemtsr.
Jm Gincinnatier 3iArift III Der sluB int
ssalsn bssriTsu Bel hiehser Stabt bate
eerfeIbe eefsrr AbsHb eineH @afierhaRo
pot 1913 SuB.
lie folssnoeu 7speifeu traieu rihreno
oes geRrigen Ia9ss bier Elm.
gittsburs ia. - Ter Jlus bat einen
Waiiersanb pOR SIS JnB uno itebi
gharlestou, g9 ga. - Ger Illus bat
einen @aiiersaro pou oA Jus uHo fdut.
1ertsmo outh. o. Ter 5IuB tot eis
men Haiitriiano uou 90 GuB unh falt.
garisrsburg. w. ga. Ter ;Jlub
bat eiHen ssaiisrFaHe ucn 81 Rus uHo iallt
Raudwha Talts, gs. ga. Der
Glub bat einsn 8oiisgffanb pon I.s Gus une
fdGt.
Bt. 9Ieaiant. y. So. Der Ifu6 bat
einen @aHsri,ano a0n ~ 5us ane faat.
Gatlsttsbura, tr. - Ter fyiuB bat
einen ysaiieraano ucn 81 Jus une fdai.
2ouispills. eg, - Der Sius bat ct.
nen Naiieraauo pcn - JaS ane fdli.
Gpanspills. Jno. - Ter ,luB bat
eiHen Naiieraauo BON 1915 Gus uno fteist.
Cairo. "a. - Ter Siub bat eiuen 9ais
feraano BON Ill IuB uno iteiat.
Remph 5.nu.-Ger SiuB eat sinen
@oiieritano uon 6.s SUB nno iteht.
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Observation-Disclosures
gincinnati, 4. Rop.mber


emma Taoioion an Sulio Crane,
40 nub an Der Rorbieite Der guroette
ape.. 81.
ssoi. g. ROtt an Samusl goben,
acntrdtt fir ben 8ertduf pes 9runos
ftiids Ro. s2l goniioine ape.. fur
$500.
Oeorae albert an Winis 6. oar.
per, 40 BEL las Sub on Dee.p 4p...
2O7 GuB rNitltt Der Goparos Roan
in Rorfpooo. 81.
WtIlie 6. Sarper an 0eorae 4l.
bert, Got 384 in llnierabtbeihnc ~"
pon Caflen Bart, 81.
Mnrp 6. alf per Niiianee an Court
Strict Usorfet .. II. 9. Go, 25 bel
95 s5uB on Der Oisitiie ber GsleitiaI
Ctr. 368 Sub R0roiih Der Drittsn
Str. $500.
pbilip 6umm,l an Carl Neis, "a
syub an Der Rorpieite Der Wao< Ctr.
sipifnen Central 4pe. uno Spbn CTR,
81.
Qouis 80. Gerth an Otto 9erih,
Thrill BON 60! "a in WilIs II alins's
oritten unterabtbsi!aug in Hortpooo,
81.
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Orpesries

HnaeI-- Breiff Enb feiter. MaFhnirfsr
Gut 0ssf 5.70e, pophereb sO0c, cubes 5.15e.
eranalateb 4.e0t. Gonfeeiicners ~ 4.Toe,
ON ~ 4.8o-4.H0c. uei6er eytra a.
lS0-<65e. extra - 4.30-A40e, oybinA.
ger aslbey <.20-4-25s.
NetaffeB in itetia. - Neu Cyfesns
Cysn Kettle $3.50. Genirifusa! 1s-soe
per oa1cns.
MsiS-iRarss ,lsmsid rsssaft uns lsesis.
4suiRena. Hansy 0eab oK--1e, srima 6A
-s4e. crbindrsr lH-Ss. Sapan s-SKe
per 9funb.
Csirs 9rshult.
Nnttss.-Margt feKer. 9ufutr mdsia.
Naneu Gyeaiasyp S5s. gssamsSr krh S0e,
Do. ietonbs 3ee. isneS 0airy St--26s. 70. I
2Ife - Rsrs 'sa. Clio I5X-lse,
NprbDeaiiAr l5K-fee. RsD pers tss4
--i7e. 66usises 1sK --3i Ne. be. Grid ise,
2iMbuyeeY 16k-l6e per 3fun1.
eisr-aufuhr aering. Hrsiie feff. -
9stMa iyiiAs oatRereisr sshr, nrAs sSe,
sybinars 2SKe. leeeHhS 2fHe per Eutenh.
Osfftael. - Nassf suhia, Vyeiie
giaioes.--6prinserS Son Siun6 gnb bas
Tuntsr l<s. iibef Bfnnb ice Der Bfunb.
6sHnsa li--Iske. 3ahne oke. frut.
ka1nsT II - lSe, GadS Dc, reits gnten
14--14ks. iunae GHten . 4funb unb ba-
rater 13--lo<. o&Hfs Tile pr Dih.
6aisH.-Uans friihe - e926--3.4O, 8uts
si9c--S.l0 PER 3usene.
CbkaAb OsMafG
lebfsL - NAnes Qspfel e8.00--<.35.
aaseTieisns os.00--S.00 per Dbl. Uulf t9.00
--e2.BO per Du.
Oirntn--Rieiers oi.S5-i.s0 per Dbl.
DaEtIettb o2.25-250 per Du.
gttreHeM-Nays Dar ifetia.--6snap
Ksftna e3.6O--4.S0 psy 4tks.
Cfanas n--Narst sutiq vRb hetse. -
GsliisrMiA o31S-5.16 M 4ihe.
CnitteM o2O0-2.2b Der l3u.
KrouSbeersM gaps Cob e175--
500 per 9iAe
@eiH.TraubeA- - oDnscsb 28-Sos
per &osb pom 3 Yfunb nab 10--lSe per
&orb bon 4 Dfanb. Niaeasa 98--3Oe per
Aorb BON Yfnnb unb 16--16e ver Aurb
ucn 2funb. TsiGpsTs o70- 0--7S per Ton.
4arteffslM Rarff fsif. - Oute
Nthigsn o0-eSt per On. nab o9.71-S.0O
Ssr Dbi. pom Gtsse.
6Attartsifsf M-0sgfsp oo.S0-
1.7s: eeli6e e1.16-ao0 ~ otk
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Heue6n otbefen

Heue6npotheten.
sSulia gofman an Star 3. u. go.
3 Co., $1,000.
gbarles aauterbadb an Charles
6eiler u. a., $1,000.
Georqe NIbert an 5inblap Wartet
go. q 6. u. g. Co., $2250.
DerfeIbe an Willis 6. 5arper,
1907.
gine.nt stuls an Charles Ga.
tpper. $3.50.
9k Sprins aapn Haltn 60. an
Dictoria 9. u. SO. 2, $1,000.
abam 6enn on gina 6. Simmons,
5000.
Otto u. R. gteinbre6er on Mt.
nealthp g. u. 8. Co., $4,000.
albert praht an bieielbe, $700.
1bOmas 90. SSor ir. an Oieislbs
$4,000.
Otto @ertb an 2incoln gau.9etsin,
$500.
Carl Wsis an eagle g. II. 6. o.,
5000.
Mdrp I. Qippert an propibent
Saptnas y. II. =. Co., $4,000.
Getilgte bnpotheten.
gmmu Dapibfon an gnterprtie 3.
u. Co.. $4,000.
Role Rpan an :Sobn u. Rpan, 4bs
miniitrator, $3.50.
8erbell Gppitein an apollo g. II. 8.
Co., $4,000.
Roiina u. 6erbtnec an oieIelbe
$40o.
Dieislte an aibler Rsaltp Co..
$1,000.
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Srpbieren

oeht iiber Stltoieren. Wenn gud,
aopf. uno Riifenifrer3eu, GerIto-
piltng uno onoerc Magenbe'hueroen,
Sdpinbel Sersflopfen u1S Dtottie-
felt ploacu ncnn Shrpdde, BelbIuft
ooer oud) ludiierige 8lieoeraridpef-
Iunoeu iid idon ciugeiteflt, 10 qrii.
BELT uid)t LANCE. nod lafIet Den 2e-
iinfen. Grobirt e8 nit oen
tefannteu Ct. Bernard
ardutcrpitleu uno Shr tuerbet nie
70 uieIc Snuicn6e Dor Gudl. lpieoer ge.
ilno mcrocn unS uou Tdnfburfeit Der
gelebrten Wonte pon ct Bernard
oeoe1ten, meifc 0ieie EilIcr aIS ihr
f6nfi6e8 grbe hinterlieBeu. IQe Hpo-
tbefen 25 Gcnts. Nh.
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Rsu bort. 3. 0op,mbsr.

Nebf. - Ger Nartt mar beute f.etia. -
Spring Doient t4.33-4.55, IHinter Etraiahts
N1o--4.20. Ysinter Vaten.s a 40--4.eo
Spring ctears eA.0o-4.s0, Grtra go. |
@tnier e3.55-3.75, grtra SO. 2oo. ts.g5---
$50. &anfns Straigtts A.l0--4.20.
Rsaeenmehl mar ftetig. - Sair Bic
suieS 43.o0-S.75, dolce biS faneg t3.T6--
400
RatBmtst mar fetig. - Jetnes ueites
uns selbes ti.55-i.6o. srobeS Sl-5o--l5s
&iln6rieb $3.T5
Rssaeuiit milIis. - go. 3 Behern e1s
{. IL. Nep PORT Grport.
oerke fuar rubig. - RaI5serfts 6s-TTs
G. |. I. HuHalo.
Rsis.n-Rarit mar iaum ftets.-- Ws.
, rptber 97e Ct. I. Rem gorf Qrport. DO.
0Sxe I. 0. b. fhspimmen6; SO. / Rorttern
Tuinth 05L{e fob. fhuinImeno.
0eIdforn - Ter Narft mar fsit -
eTsort soze I. o. B. itmimmens.
6afer. - Rcrsf mar ftelis. -Stanbarb
weiber ~ - l5c, Ro. ipeiser ~ <5c.
ianeu abseianiitsner rpeiser 4s-47e
psu mar rutis. -Stanoare l02 n -lo5e.
30. l05-l.071ze. Rs. . S6-l00e, 30.
e5-90e.
tspfeu IN fietis. State. orbinarer Biz
9ciee 1918. 5S-4se; 1919. 20--25e; 8aeiHt
GoaFs 1918. 2s-soc. 1919 2o-2ss.
cAute iins i.eiis. - Central 9meriee
S3f, Ussoia s1-82c.
2sssr II. fen. - Semlo6 frisB $500.
ieeonoS 33-2oc
Bort mar lsetia.--Jamitn Ss4.5o--3T.o0,
shorr dsars el9.T5-31. 90. We6 t28. $3.50.
Beef mar felt - GoriIs elS.5o-20.50.
Res els.0o-ls.5o.
Gut NsGtS maren itesig. - OspcieIts
Bellies 10 bts IL Yfurb. 1871 - lse DO.
ShinfeH 14-144e
e6mof, mar feft.- Rihbls Weit rrina
eiu.s6 -- 1895; RGffnirteS ipar ieft -
Continent sli.55, 9. 4. el2.i0. COMPOUND
skc.
Iafs IN itsiis. - Drima 0its 81 e1fs.
Gsxntrp e-54e. SSeciaI 6zfe.
6su n ~ of SAINT n.Def in ieft. -
4rima Sommer gelbes e695.
Sttrofturn III itetia.-Ndfhnirtes Weu
psri Buff eS-25; Barrels eS.75; GoftD
tll.25.
% Olls IN Rstis.-HomsAie Jlssse Ohio
15e.
Oar, mar Aeiis. - ssrainss, sspSln.
Ii&ss tD eates t4.0o.
IsspeRtin IN itetig sn 81.
REFS III ieii. - 0inSeimtider 2,f-6e.
4etna 6k-oAe.
Msfa1eS In fietia. - Neu Orleans
CSsn &etsis. gutter bis dolce. Ss--5Se
8u6er--4rher ifefis. - Ruseassbs 80
Ten, 8ile, Centrifugal % Ten 6sfr,
WslaHeS 8u6sr 80 Zen 2.s6e. SsafhniStes
mar itstig. Gut Goat 5.30e, ggufteo
$40. NsnIb u. ASS. GubeS4. .6oc. HowosStt
4.45e. oranuiafeb 4.8ot. fismcnb ~ l.S5;
Genfeeieners "a 4.a5e, SO. l.35e, no. I
406e, no. 3 4.0oe. 20. 4 S.o5e. 70. s 1o0e,
10. 8 e.S6e. R9. 7 S.soe. Ro. 9 S.s6s, Re.
3. T0:, 10. 10 xe5e. Ro. II S.0os. Rs. II
t.66e, 10. IL S.50e. 0o. 1 S.60s.
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8feefaamen = tft.oo - 1900 per
Gentner.
Ue 6vcff. -- 1925 Der Hbl.-- 1nf
Jdnuar Is.93 y -30.05, am S9fub ei992I
fir Wsai e19.g5 - 2o.10, ain ShluS
e1o.90.
S4mafS. - e10.50 per 100 Dfunb. -
syir Januar e10.62 h-10.7b. am SHluG
tl0.62K; flr Uari $1o.72K - 1880, an.
ShluB &10.00.
Short Rtppenie eitcn. - e12.5O--
1916 per 100 Yfb. - s5hr sSannar 4l0.52 y
- 1886, am GhIub e10.50; fnr Rai
310.65--1077H, am gshfuS t10.eS.
Butter Ter Rarft mar wtllieer.
Greameries 22H-31c per gfunb.
eier. - Ulafn mar Itstig. Crbinarp
frks s8--29t, iirits Doc per Tutenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-05

GtneinrAsi, 4. Ropenrbtr 1918.
Bufubr unb gerianbt mabr.nb Der Der.
NoiIenen - Gtunbeu, perglichsn nit ben
Sortersstenben Tage, Dsren wis foist:
Bufubr: Rtnbpiet. s9m.in.. SAafs
Woo., 1855 7Te1 l2ot
Rop, 4...... los 1925 All
DER Berianbt bstrus in b.rfelben Belt:
Jop. 3...... 248 4270 240
Rop. 4 ...ii17s sos1 -
Rinepieb. Ter Rartt mar beute
ettuas lebbafter, Der Borratb mar aber eroS
od nod etwn 1000 Stiid BON aeitern Gbria
gebliebsn ruarsn. Die Rreiie ruaren Idbwo6
--5toders unb Jeebsrs maren in siemfid
gutter Vadfrase nno f.etig.-Ra9tiibe iine
rutia.
eduere Stiere so.5o-7.5o, gr.ra $500
CAfen es.0o--6.O0, iyI.ifnrtiers e5.15--
$50, auberieiens bD EXTRA Ss.75-T.2o. Sci.
fsrS e4.5O-6.50. eTtra ts.eO-s. 90 .Habe q. .9s
$50, aueevlsfsns bs .ytra o5.o5--o.25
GannerS os.O0-4.l0. sto6ers unb Neebsri
eo.s5-T.s5. ets6-osiisrs sL5O--5.5 .Gytrd
eS,75--eO0.
BulIen.- Bei nur mdsiaer 3uFut,
mar oer Rdrtt heute it.tia.
Uaaere unh iei4te t&5O-5.5O, Nelpens
sS.50-e.25. Grtra es.35-s.5O, fette Dulcu
e8.25-s.50..
Adl r.-1uts bis auserleienc adlbe
tparen itetis, bic 0nosrsn lansiam uui
lf1mad.
ertra S9.T5 - 1000. fair bis aute Is;6kt,
e7.0o-9.50. orbtHhrs uno srobt >4.OO =
9.25
Sm aommiifions' SaRo.Ishaus-- Nuser.
leitne lsitte ioL4c, gut. S--9hc. proindre
4-7e per pFuno.
2 ShDeiHe.--2er Rasti mar ruhia uni
Die Breiis Tielen nm l0-f5c Der 100 pfunp
2etdlie 8erianhtlortsu uuo Jersel fieleu
UNI l5e
SAwere ShweiHe bra1..u q. s.fo-s.20
SAFE bic auserlefeHe Be~oatunaS. uns Tiei.
ihetforten e790-S.00, orbindre biz auSer
Isfene fhuere fette Edue t4.25-7.5o. gytrs
eT.so-T.s5, Staas 400 TOO. Ertro ST.10
leihte Rerfdnbtforfer t7.00-T.5O' Webiuu
DO. 1s0 Bis $50 gfunb s765-7.s0, Ieriel
pom 10 Dfunb aab peniaer e5.00-7s5.
. Dale uRb ga mmer Ter Rarti
NOR teate sieml;d lebhais unb bic greiie
itetta.
GAaie.-Grtra eAS5. quite BIZ auserIe'en,
eS.7o-4.25, ovoindr. BID CUTE t2.00-3.5O
Jdhrlinge $4.69-6.50.
2ammer-GZtra 500, quite Bis auserle.
lene e6.50--o.90, crblHtre b,S CUTE e5.0O--
e.25.