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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
Home Reflects the
Character of Dwener
By ROBERT BROWN

bought. We to them through education inheritance
"er monument her home says Lyman Abbott at
quietly quietly flower grows She had inherited that mysterious
faculty call taste and she cultivated with fidelity Every home she
visited she studied though always unconcouy though
gallery and from every visit she brought
thought which the aemb of her loving imagination fitted
its appropriate place in her home"
Beauty the of house does not necessarily imply rich and
costly furniture lavish onamentaon 1t does not need
to create often esst all depends how seek it. The potter with
two pieces clay alike in size make vessel ugly and another beau
tiful, the cost of labor being the in both
Wherein lies the difference? The beautifully shaped the
sion of the DESIRE the love of human being for harmony its positive
FORM obtained through of good proportion and fitness in FORM
The ugly the negaon these qualities And is through
all the applied arts that minister to higher nature.
Given the amount and quality of material in the building and
furnishing of the result may harmonious and beautiful
the opposite according the thought and knowledge express the
the disposition proportion of the parts and their
relation to each other and the whole
The home builder who sets out to have all he desires instead of seek
obtain the things he needs is danger of failure Weed out the
nonsnta and have the primaries simple yet good design,
csing in selection both to FORM size and color.
If have ugly things given wedding gifts exchange hem
them into the melting pot If a thing beauty JOY forever"
the equally true and you value happiness
had better live with objects There why should
The world full of beautiful things If only open and seek
them they shall be found.
If in building home with limited funds despe the economics
of the subject at the outset shall be in fair achieve
The family with slender purse Confronted he today with the
high the of fe) who possess home of his
reasonable has indeed problem before him. 1t be
that the home understand it today WILL at least for of
thing of the past of the less wealthy families have
TO join together in associated cottages with communal dining
such form of cooperative houkeepng all of which does not
necessarily loss of beauty the home Who does recall the
simple quaint beauty of many old
lspas na nr sy and the cottages ''' R6&<s,s
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
One Issue Beyond Doubt.

There is the question how Wilson
policies will work out in practice
during the next three years. There
is also the question whether the Re
publican cause will be of the stand
patter and machine type or the mod
crate tariff and reformatory hue.
There is 10 doubt that majority of
the nation is for moderate protection.
There is hardly less doubt that the
majority is against the unscalabIe
high tariff WALL
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

The Progressive congressional can
didate this year polled CAST votes.
against 1926 for Roosevelt last year.
The Frogressives hold practically half
of the Roosevelt vote in spite of the
fact that the Republican congressional
candidate made a special appeal to
them. claiming to be as goodsa Pro-
gressive as they are and to- have no
sympathy with Republican reaction
aries. Thus there is not much COM
fort to the divided party in the figures.
nor suggestion of baDnv reuuinu.-
Now York Globe
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
Baseball Invading Spain.

Americas national game is making
marked progress in Spain. and with
the coming worlds trip OF the two
baseball teams there is every indica-
ton of renewed interest in the
game. Leagues have been organized
in England, Australia, Canada and ia
pan, and the progress made in King
Altonso's dominion indicates a gen.
aral tendency toward baseball. Span
ards are quick to embrace any branch
sport that carries the element>of
cen excitement. With the falling on
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
Scene on Observed
Surface Of Luna
By THOMAS NJ. JELlNEK. Chicago

cuson could arise only from disregard for the
investigation.
The the observed surface of Luna wilderness
and rents and pnnaced mountains and yawng pits
them slowly the end Of darkness and s steady raw
dispels the fercest cold of the departed night
But with the dawn there stir proopasmc activity
like that on earth There rising of vapors summer clouds
The land is land Of DEATH The pits thousands all over the
surface OF the lunar world look like the collapsed scpuce vast
and neglected cemetery
The rocky that rise upon The are the monumental
stones marking the tombs of life that perhaps wp upon e planet
and the thousand riffs the solid floor the death hroes
of this old world.
The changes that going changes dsntegraon and
decay The prolonged and uncuded solar RAYS succeed
ing the intense cold of the lunar night expansion and con-
traction of the rock masses and therefore great destruction rocky
form would follow.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
Lesson for Party Leaders.

There is much In this Maine cleo
tion to impress upon Republican lead
ers that the cleavage of the Chicago
convention is still deep, distinct, and
definite; much in that election to
warn Democratic leaders that their
party is not SO strong as 1t was last
year.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

If the Democratic lawmakers have
to work as long to pass the currency
bill as they did to pass the tariff bill,
they will feel when they get through.
some three to five months hence. that
they have fully earned the distribu-
ton OF patronage that Is expected
when the job is done.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

in the interest In bull fighting and the
establishment of branch houses of the
leading American commercial firms
the opportunity for the introduction
of baseball on firm basis there ap
pears encouraging.
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

launching in a hotel restaurant at
Atlantic City which afforded a superb
view OF the blue sea with its white
sails shining in the sun, Mayor Rush
light of 'rtland said: Many sue.
cessful people, many great million
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10
RS&rt1ts,ss.-

They may have hayseed
in their hair, but they have
cash in their pockets. l re-
fer to Uncle Reuben, who
used to be, but who is the
simple jay no longer. The
farmers, and particularly
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

London writer says that the of the class has ruined
society and that the rise of the lower class will destroy it, Considering
Of the dongs of society in the higher English service the middle
and lower classes may do patriotic service the nation by rising
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

The house and home with
its furnishing generally re-
fleets the character Of the
dweller therein. Taste and
culture, being the outward
expression Of the inner man,
are not things that can be
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

There is no knowledge de-
rived from present astro-
nomical and physical study
to indicate that the moon ia
inhabited by vertebrates of
higher intelligence than
ours. Such an erroneous con-
Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-10-10

It is only the other mans wife who
looks charming in a hLinna-
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-05
DEFRAUD FARGO MAILS.

Norfolk, Va. Dec Samuel Har-
ris. president, and J. G. Thalaker.
secretary and treasurer of The Capital
Security company with home offices
here, were arrested Saturday upon in.
dictments found against them in Far
go, n. D., charging conspiracy to de
fraud by the use Of the mails.
The defendants gave bail os tws
thousand dollars to appeal Tuesda,
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-05
before the United States commission
er. They resisted efforts to have them
sent to Fargo. VI #*

# seems rather unfortunate that
after years Of litigation in fighting for
a fortune, and then having finally set
! tied Il your favor, to die Immediately
following the decision. Such is the
case of William C. Russell, who fought
| Dakota Dams claims and was vic
toricus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-05
I6L0RIA'S DOMINO DANCE
sy izoLA RREsTEs a
4 ~

'',t will be novel anyway, Gloria BIZ
!, ,tb., end cf her silver pencil. study
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1913-12-05

ing the list OF
sames. YOU'VE
! ssft out Stanley
auntie. =
He Is leaving
! town tomorrow
The pencil fell.
with a little ring
to the door but
Mrs. Nesbitt. new.
er even raised her
gaze from he,
book. &.
! But he's suct
q dear, and Z wan,
him, auntie. It's
my last dance be
foreWeelo Hope
dene. And your
going to trot ms
q broad this win
ter SO / won't Sc.
him 3 (, 4.
Don't you real
" think you ara
carrying the at
fair a bit too far;
Gloria, even fol llt
a diversion e u.
1T s not q di'
version = Gloria's
color rose. q am
very, very fond oi
hfro ,, ;;,S ~: I II
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-05

Royal Woven Wire Fencing sc;d
by w. F. Powell & Co.
Get that sheep dip from Spauld-
ing Elevator Company.
Young foxes wanted for cash. En-
villa Stock Farm, Cogswell, N. D. st
For your Sunday dinner try some
home made strawberry ice cream.
For sale at D. I. Ayres' Ice Cream
Parlors.
Prof. Aug. I. Bystrom, of Mime
sofa College, at Minneapolis, arrived
yesterday morning for visit at his
old home in Vega.
We are agents for Austin & West
ern Road Machines for township
road and farm. Come in and see
m.-Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Aug. Lundgren left Tuesday for
Chicago to attend the meeting Of
the Augustana Synod as member
of the synodical advisory commit
tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hayter, Of
Oslo, were here last Friday to wit
ness the graduation of their son,
Alfred, from the Warren high
school.
William Wattam was over from
Grand Forks last Friday to visit at
home and attend the graduation
exercises of his alma mater, the
Warren high school.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-05
TODAY'S MARKETS
As Reported by the Warren Milling
Company.
News

Fence posts for sale by the War
rem Milling Co.
G. N. Morkassel left Tuesday on
business trip to Peoria, Ill.
H. c.. Hanson, of Viking, was a
visitor in the city last Friday.
Lawn mowers sherpened and adj
'justed at the Warren Garage.
Supt. E. NJ. Mitchell has gone to
Milwaukee, Wis, to spend week.
Aug. A. Johnson returned Tues
day from visit at Williston, N. d.
E. A. Johnson, clerk of court of
Kittson county, attended to bust
ness here yesterday.
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am shluB Ss11; fir Tesember 90&-91 Nc.
ain Sdlub sONe; far Wdi s51s--so1Isse, {, om
Sdilnb 96Ae.
Beffdforn.--5ar September 79M--
75He, am Sdlub 785sc; FIR DECEMBER III u
- 72Ae, am ShtuS 718c; fir Nai rs --
44c, am Shius 73Ke.
Safer.-5ir September 41St-41xc, am
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Sd,las 47c.
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Cert e. --60--S1e,
fimotbpiuamsu. - yssusr s4.50--
5.25.
Rleefaamen 500 - 1875 per
Gentner.
Re eBport. - $3.50 per Hbf. - Fir
Jnnuar s1972 K-19.S0, am ShIuB S19.75;
fiir Rat 1887 7k-1S.95, amS hiuB 1890.
ShmafB.-s11.10H per 100 gfunb.--
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S1l10; fIr 3anuar s10.s0-10.80, an.
S6lub s10.80; fir Ntai s11.0O 11.05,
am SdIuB s1100
Short RippeHfetten-&10.87H-
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e1i.S7K -l0.45, am SbIub s10.40; fir
9jtat Sl057K-l0.621z, aR ShIuB s10.60.
Butter. - 2Rarft mar heute b6ber--
Qrtameries 25--25He per Bfuno.
Gier. - YRartt unperdnbert. Grbinars
frits 81 ~ 2stsc, firfts % - 2SHr per
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Winter Banep s3.p0--4l0, 9Dinter Tus
mtls e2.o0-8.25, Grtra s2.s0-2.9O, or.
sindres ea.S0-2.75, Barter Weiaen gatsni
h66--bO0, bo. foncp t8.e6-4.25, np. ia.
Hin e8.S0-4.00; HDggenmebI, ncrbweftlid5
gtmtidtts eB.e0--4.00, reines Eitn 44.O0-4-
4.2O. atmiidtes sS.s0--4.10 per B6l.
Bttsen. --Worft fuilIiger. go. rDtber
@tnftr % - g6He, 20. 8 DO. 90 - csc;
Ro. rotber 7B--92Hc per va. 8erfaufi
muroen: | Gar go. 8 rDther Au 94c, Gar
90. am 91Kc, Gar Ho. 4 DO. su S2c, B05
Bu. Np. DO. NIT Corn su csc, l Gar geo.
Gentidfer in 95f alf benz GeleiIe.
Beff 6torH.-W -Warft rubia uno mtlIioer.
0r. meiBes 77H--7se, $40. meises IT.
THe. glo, 4 iueiBes 10 - TIC, 0u. 3 aeIbes
T-77L5e, go. 3 DO. 76K--77c, Wp. 4 bp.
75-75e, No. 2gsmiihtes 77--77Ke, SO. 8
DO. 76E--77t, No. DO. 10 76c, meiBes
Rolbenfprn 7B--Tsc, eel6ss DO. Ts-7gc. pe.
mi'ties DO. 7e--7se per Bu. - gerfnuFt
nuroen: Gar Ro. . ruetfss ,u Tsc, 725 Bu.
Do. NIT Beisen su 7sKc, 2gors SO. 3 peis
Bes sa 7717t, / Gar so. . aemiiftes su nc
auf benz @eleiie.
pafer. -- Martt ieft. $40 Q meiBer -
-4sKe. Siauoarb Deiber 46h-47he, SO. 8
meie.r 48--46hc, Ro. 4 petber 10 46c,
Ro. . semifHt.r 4s -- 46He, go. s bo. as
~-4oc, Ro. DO. ~ - 44e per Bu. -
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10 ze auf bsm Gseleiie.
NogseR.-Wartt feiter. ~ Ro. q 7fH--
TIC, Ro. DO. 6s--70e. RD. 4 bo. IS ~ 68e.
8ersleih Der Bstrsits.gr.iie nit benieni.
gen am slsihen Taas bss uoristn Jabrts
Sept., 10. 1918. sept. 1s. 1919.
HeistH, Ro. 3 rpther Blnter 96kc 1866
&etfhtorH, Qo. 8 gsuiihtes TIC 77Kt
Saftr, Ro. 3ssmii6ter -. 46e 33Hr
Ncgaen, Ro. Q ... TIC T5c
6eu, Ro. 9inottp $1,000 $3.50
Bhisfn.
Ter Wurft mar ftetis. gtrtauft wuroeu:
TOO BbIs. 3iitiiiers SiniTbeb Goobs nuf
Der Bats uoH t1.33 per 8allcHe
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Gtneinnati. IS. September 1913.
Tse naGfclgenben E.aotirunaen be,isheu
Nd MIR auf GHgros~9ransasficne a3ei
nsinsrsn GefAdf ten Dsresn etpas sossrs
Brsiis bsrs6net.
Drortfionsn
Ger Nartf mar ruhig, bic Hreik nstia.
66malt. - griHa S;sam slo.e7k-
it07k Lob.
fro6snssfafsenss Slsif4. -
Masft heiis. -- Ebcr. dear Sstfsn l2A--
1ss, fhort Hippenistien f2z--fse, ertra
liert dear Sstten l2H-i74e. S6uItsrn
1ih-llnc. Bellies i44-f4Ks .cis une
ks metr s.rpaft
Baepn-Rarti lsetia. - ehsrt dear
Ssitsn iSA--i4s, surss Rippenisiten ls1
iSbe, srtra ibcrf dear SsiGsn i5k-ls4e,
eAultsrn 17h-laKf uHb Bellies l6h-
i6s Iels uns Nc per ptaas ms5r Der.
Sa6t.
Sugar Cursd.fylsilds. - Warfs IN ftssia
S4iHffn lgA --20e, Hirnic SAultern
1874 IA, 6rtasiaii Haron 2l : 3Se
Eduitsrn l4-l4He, Rem Dcri aat S&nl-
tern lsA-i4ke. sreftns Dsff-6GsHtss
~. .O0--35.O0.
eabassbseltss gIstia-zRarfs
hesie. S6infsn i5A -- i6c. 9ieHie gdnI>
tern i0A-lIe. Bellies le--lSr. S8ul-
tern iiH-1lAe. Stem gors Gut S1uiisrx
fix--fes.
Brif6es 8Isif3.-- G9infen isK--
1DAf, BitniesS SAultexni0H-1nAs, Gdal-
Tern i0k-i0Ae. fport Nicpsnfstsen ION
-1ic. Sbort dear 8siten li--iike, sxfrs
lorf Seiten ION - Lie. NsH,ss 10 - ipe
per 8fnHb.
ReeI uHp 0strstss
Usss liz @intsr Yetsut eAsi1 - ass
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Rem QorL. 1s. ssprsmbsr.

Rem gori, is. Sepfsmbsr.
Ntst. - Ger Nartt mar heute ruhig.-
6prins patent a4.804.T0, @iuter Straiahti
t4i0-@.20, aSinttr Basents s440-4.8O
SprlHg clears s400--4-20. grtrn gsinte-
Rc. / eS.55--3.75, Ertra DO. go. 2 1885,
s.50. fa1fas StratshtB e4.l5-4-25.
RcgatHmebg mar feif. Jair bls
sutts sS.T5-S.9j, dolce BIB faHep s4.00--
| 4i0.
Raismebl mar itetis. --Jeines reis.B
sHe selbes si.so-l.55. srobss si.b5-i.e0.
Riln6riso s4.00.
Roasen III rubig. - SO. @elterr 73s
c. IL. Mem ppri gy9ori.
@trit 1T ltssig. - WaIs9erGte 72-7sc
G l. I. Buffalo
Metseu.-Rartt mar taum itetia. go
roitsr CSC cL I. Rem Dcrt Grport, DO.
SIC I. 0. b. IhpimmeHb; Ro. / Rcrthern
9ulRth gs Nc fob idspimmenn.
Wtlf4torn. Rarft III iaum Itetia.
9gport s3hs (. o. B. ihtpimmenb.
pafer. - Rar.i III fau. Etanoars
peiber 49-4shc, 10. weiBsr 4sC. &c.
$3.50. 9o. 46--4s1c, fancp alb
ssi6Htt,ener alter DstBer 5o-52kc sancp
abseihHitfensr nsusr peiser 50-52I1s.
Ssu mar itetis. StaRbdro 1000. go
I l05e, sts. . s0-g5c, SO. 8 5000.
popftn III ruhis.-Stais. orhtnarer bis
totes 1914 1896. 1913, 82--S5e; 8aeiic
Goat 1914. 1s-22r 1918 22-24c.
Sdats fino isstys - GeRtra! amerien
e0k-3Ie, Scgoia 81 4--32ke.
III felt. - Semlo6 frits 29--30c,
lscoHcs $50
Bort tit iiets.- yan,ilp s24.50-2s. so.
ihort clear t2o.25-22.50, Neb $a3.5o-2400
Beef mar ruhts. s.-Jamilp SIS.0o-20.00.
Neb 81 1T.50--is.50.
Iat Rtets rpareR rUhia -- 0ep6tel.e
Bellies 10 bis II 9fano, 14-iec DO. Sain.
ZEN i8t.
SHmaf, mar mais. - Riesls gseit
prima sil.20-ll. 80 ;Raf'nirtes mar niaia
gcHtiaeHt sl2.0o. 2. u. sl2.55. COMPOUND
sA-9Ae.
Ials lit rubs. - grima gns su s1Ie,
geuHtrp s-s4c, Epsetnl 6ke
Baummoli aams n.C eI III ruiniaer-
9rima Eomner gelbss $3.50.
BesroIeum III itstis.-RafFnirtes 9ieu
pcrt HuGt $500; Barrels $50; Gates
Gl.o0.
. Otls if itesis.- Iomeitte aleses Ohio
25-28e.
oar, III rabis- - strained, sswobulitss
Bis sntes t4.20.
xsspentiR III itetis IA 42e.
Eets III itettg. - Ssnaetmti4er eh-oe,
SatHa 64-64c
RslaYfss in rubis. - gaew Orleans
Cpen Rsttis, gutter bis Aotes. s5--55e
Hu6er-sObsr If itetis. - Nuseasass
90 frh, a2ee, centrifugal % Ten aT6e;
MoIafss- Bu6er 50 7sit s.0ic RaiFnirtsr IA
ftrfie. Gut Scat nsoc, Grufhso $50, psenIo
~ 6.I6c, Cubes 5.05e, Bopoeseb 4soe,
Granulatse Assoc, Giamonb n. <sO, Con.
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as5e, 80. e.S0c, RO. 8 s-soc. Rp. s.-0s.
70. 10 8s5e, no. II assoc, Ne. ID s.sSs,
30. 10 assoc. go. 4 s-50e-
Rk,ea "a Eat4exnhsr
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auten boQGnoiihen aataos bdbeu
nttt Qeniigt. um ben granb in aeble
uno Ulo8en gu l0fden. Sed)s Ia-
ihentit6er rei6ten niht, um meine
1hrduen 3u trodnsn. sd babe es
uberttdnoen, tb Iebs. IS Itirbt iib
nidt 10 Iei6t. unD ais aIes iiber.
nuHoen mar, iogte i6 mir, OaB i'd fir
oas Geben gegeu mQnhes gsfeit iein
muB, nahoem th oss 5eufels 2iebz
prpbirt hnbs.
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Wseta n. martt.

Rem Dorf, 10. September.
aupfer rpar beuts ruhg. Stanoarb sn
$3.50, Gleetrolntic gu $l6.75-16.874 y Safe
susl8.S7h-iT00, eating Ju 16.s50-1o62H u.
Stnn 1T rubig gu $42.25--42.50.
Stei rubis bu t470
Spelter III ftettg 5u e5.S5-596.
9tien. - Der Wartt mar unoerdHbert.
yto. seortbern $500 1876, ,Rp. 3 Rorthern
sl6.7o--16.25, 30. / Souttern s15.25--
1916, Ro. Southern loft t15.25-16.T5.
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Eiper sf.20, geidiean unb Gtrou si.i4 per
Dbl. BON $50 BfuHb.
Talg fsft. 1rimo gitu 7M--72e,
DO. GcuHtrp 7K-7He per BfHnb.
Rcbien.--Narft rnbig. Douabioabeup
tS.25-S.75, Rus VI. glad t2.16-2.a5, Rama.
Dba Stadfobfen ss.26-8.75. Rus unb Glad
s2.i0--2.25 per Touss abselteFsrt Rauds
Icie StlftobIen A.75-5.00, antbracite
e7.T6-e.00 per Tonne abg.lieFert. Cote toItet
$3.50 per Tonne eb1eliefsrt.
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9atiiie moren in Der notwithstanding
ionnuasbsno. lie ShlnBuotirunsen itaus
ben fait our6wes stDus aber benen bon ge.
jteru.
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Woat Uelonsarft.
ginsinnstt IS. geptembes 1918.

lie 0ei6dfte baben iid In Der perfoiie-
nen Mohs bebeutenb gebobtH. lie Rah.
frage Haeb Earleben mar etus before, Db.
wohl Gelo immer nod lshr feit uHo niht
nnter e% su erlnugen lit.
Ft6iu saf Hsw Dfsf.
Gs murbsa fOc Tisfonto per $1,000 stpis
f6en BaHisn Dtrfuaft. Die Gounterrate Be.
tragt boc Brdnis per $1,000
fashfsI ant eprsrs.
finb itstig. Die icIssHben GuOtirunatu linb
% bsridhisn:
lOneon, 9ase sidt, s4.seK per g; 80
1agt Stht, s4s3 per G.; gdris,
sTass Sidt, 5i5 GraHes per siOo: 90 Yaas
Eint, 51s 9roncs per 800: far Teutltlanb.
xaes si6i. 4 Rari s5K--9oA, bp. 90
Tags Giht. e4K-94Lc.
Toelmsniarn 8ins auf aonbcu purbeu
80 4.s2, aui BtasgpD Az s4.slK unb aui
Uslfnh ~ t4slK psriauft
eaHsts.rbfiasnsmes.
rnble uno itetis 7ie Hanfen quotiren uit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-15
gsieaao, 10. .pt,mb.r 1918

S4wtins 2eidie s8.20-S.s5, a..
nsifhts s7s0-sIs0, fnuers s7.45 - $50.
rauts s7.45 - 40, s5ertsI $3.50 -- 500.
gRortt aagsmein itetig.
Rtuouteh-Bespss t6.60-9.25, TeEas
Sttere t6. 70-7.s0, ueitlifs Stiere s8.75--
7.75, Etoders une Eeeotrs t6.40-- $50,
Rahe uno petfsrs 3s.70--s.50, Rdlssr es.75
--i1.50. 9Rarit isetie.
SnafeuHb 2amEuer. --Snafe: Gin.
seimifdht ss.40-4.T0. Jhsrltugs s4.50--5.7o
@eitlide $390--4.T5
aamrer: StnbtimH1e e5.25-7s0, nett.
Iide t5.75-7.75. glarft Itetig.
Sufubr. - Shwelne 1000, RiHeuieb
500, SAdfs unb gimmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-15

8srfhGrfte Wotioirug.
getsnt: I'D ulroe gau3 bsIoroers
bantbar fir bic 5teLls Iein, Serr
grGfibent. 9h babe siue Sahlreite
Familie no msins 5raI hetomms
meiIens 3pIQIaae."
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Rinbpte b. Der Rartt mar ldluaf
uno bic 8reile iteheH um l6--25c unter be.
nen bon poriger Mohe Stoders uno Tee
oers muroen ebeHFalis Hidbt Uiel aefauTt unt
batten I'M RreiIt su Ieiosn.
SAwers Stifre braftsn e7.OO--9 90
Cnfen e2.T5-5.25, GlsiherFtiers s5.25-
7.50, auserleiens bio ertra $780,. .75. 6,t.
fers e4.2o-6.60, Grtra $500 7.25, ,siihe sS.O 90
- $50, auseri .fene bis ertra a5.75-s rs
Gamers &3.00.-4.O0, Etoders Inb Eeehers
s5.75-7.25, Sio6.0tifsrs s4.5O-5.7b.
BuIItn. - lie oufubr mar siemlif
eroB uno bic Breife anssidbt oieIeIben aIz
Dor elmer 8ode.
glastre uno leiette s450-5.25. goloouo
s5.25-6.00, grtra s615, f.tts Buusn $500
---625.
Ril htite --3n Der UsrHoIieneu $50.
DE mar bic Ra1frnge cine rsd1t quite unb
bic 9reiie ftstia Bis Hart
@rtra S85.00--g0 90, CUTE bis auserleIene
s6o.0o-s2.50, orbindrs bts CUTE $500
$500.
RdIber. Tie Qahfraas mar nid,t
ishr eroB, unb bic Hreiie maren itetia.
Grsro t1o.T5, fair bis au., geicbts 500
1880. orbindre unb grobs s4.50-lb.25.
2 d eiRe. - Sdluers Snpeine no.
rem heute ftetig inn Rrejie, yleiIder. unb
Roseliorten aber fielen um zoe. unb leidate
BtrlaHoticrteH um Doc per 100 9Funb.
otwere SnmeiHe brahteu ts.25-s. so.
guie bic auserIeleae Be"paduHgs. uub sylei.
'heriorteH s3.75--s.s0. orbtnfrt bis ouser.
leitne ihtDsrs fette Eaue s4.00-T.35, Grtrd
s7.40, Stass t4.00-6.25, Grtra so.40-s.60.
teihte BerfaHbtforteH s8.50-s.s0, JerfeI
bon ITO Bfuuo uue pentasr s4.00-s.OO.
Sdafs uHe 2kmmsL Ter Taartt
mar beuis lansfnm uno bic Rreiie fir Gam.
rler it.hsH urn 25e unter bsnsn BON poriger
R20dle.
SAafe.-- grtra leifts s4.0O-4.10, quite
bis auserleisnt ss50-S.e0, oroinars bis quite
si75-8.25. Wutter StQfe t3.6o-4.5O,
JdbrItnss s3.50--5.50, itpere s3.25-8. 20.
9dmmer. - grtra bratten s7.T5, quite bic
anserIeisne e725--7.e0, oretndre b8 quite
t4.50-Z0O, Guns s3.50-4.00.
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aifssins esHfe MwHss.
Die umfdte im hisiiaen Glearinatcufe
btlitfen itds hente nuf e4.534.350. Tie lin.
lace Der pevfIuHeHeu Bod,e beliefen iida auf
t26,bS6,250, gegeH SEQ $50, ,750 In ber forre.
ipcnoirenoen ssche oes porigsn 5abrss.
ssfsI.essssisassa.
Gine. Gas, Columbia G5os uno Gine.
Sirsd Hn. Nsiien iDaren bente in itarfer
HanfraGe ano ftiegen bebeutenb inn 4reifs.
a'e srifsren itiegen BON rs anf 80 unb les.
ifre Don loSH aut ll5. Columbia itiegeu
um 9ctnts nno oae attien nahmen an
ger anfgartsbetpsguHg tbeil. die nahftes
hsneen Beridufe iino su bertften: