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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
LIFE DRAMA ENDS
AT .LlDGERWO0D

Observation-Disclosures The denoue-
ment Of a~ltAhe drama, or perhaps
even tragedy, of the home, came in
this~city last week. and the tale Is
worth telling. The first act or acts
were set in Chicago and the events
there 4can only be guessed at, SO that
we must begin our story in the mid
die. There was but one performance.
you.seer and wescame late for the first
part of the flm.
About. three weeks ago a man, his
wife and two children arrived in the
city and made their home in the old
Eckes residence, lea the cemetery
, site. They had come from Chicago and
would make their home here. Natur-
, ally they got acquainted with people
a~ndf$arnong others met John Busta.
O~na%evening Mr.. Busta was reading a
newspaper printed in the Bohemian
language in Chicago and e in it an
advertisement. 1t was written by a
husband who had been deserted by his
wife, Ewho had run away, taking with
, her their two children-boys. The ad-
ve~rtiseEnent described the woman n
children. Mr.. Busta at once recalled
the woman and the two boys and the
description in the ad. tailed pretty
closely with them. So he wrote the
husband, (saying he believed the wife
and children were here. Then he went
to the woman and talked with her and
questioned her, and her answers were
such as to Econfirm his first opinion.
Last Friday the husband arrived and
took a room in the Wegner block and
MI. Busta went to the home of the
woman and, Non the pretext of securing
her services Jas a nurse in an urgent
case, got herHt to hurry up to the room
with him. He opened the door and
admitted herr to the ROOM. and when
she saw her husband, whom she had
deserted, it was a tableau such as
might be seen only on the stage. The
woman nearly tainted. After some
talk it was decided hat if she would
return with her husband and tell her
paramour to leave on the first train.
no action at law would be taken, and
this was the final upshot of it. The
man was told the decision. Both ha
and the woman Wept unreservedly
when the time came for separation
and a queer touch was given the inter
view when she exclaimed: Il wanted
you to go to the picture show with me
last night and you said, No wait. till
tonight Now WEI can never go again;
we have had a terrible drama of our
own" And the husband with his wife
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
Penn. News.

, Penn, N. D., May 26.-Mrs. Henry
Berg Of Churchs Ferry left last Friday
for Stanley, Wis, for a visit to her old
home.
Mrs. James Horne Of Dry Lake town
ship was a Penn shopper last Tues
day.
John o. Siverson attended to bust
ness matters in town asst Thursday
and Friday.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at the home Of Carl O.
Christianson of Churchs Ferry Tues
day afternoon.
Jacob Elgaen, a Dry Lake farmer, at
tended to business meters in town
last Friday.
Walter Fulkerson of Crary, N. D.,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl.
Fulkerson Of Churchs Ferry last Sun
day. Cor. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
BRUEGGER HOME
FROM WASHINGTON

Williston. N. D.. May 26.-John
Bruegger returned Monday from his
trip to Washington to put before the
secretary of the interior the needs of
the Williston irrigation project. At
the hearing given by Secretary Lane
the different projects were called upon
alphabetically to put their case before
the secretary n the reclamation serv-
ice officials. It took a long time to get
around to North Dakota. but, after
waiting sixteen days and listening to
grievances from all parts of the irri-
gated country, North Dakota's turn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
ness HEARING
IS Continued

Bismarck, N. D., May 26.-The hear.
ing in the case of Benz Ness, charg-5
ed with having attempted to bribe
members of the, last legislative ses-
sion in the interest of having the anti
snuff bill killed, was adjourned to
allow the state to secure the presence
of Dr.. BARLEY, a member Of the
house, and one who is said to have
been offered a bride n also Of the
United States marshal for North Da-
kota, James Shea, whose name vas
also mentioned at the time of the trial
before the bar of the house at which
time Ness was found guilty. Ness
was on the stande all day today and
the trend Of his testimony was to
show that he was trying to incrimin-
ate Twichell and DiVet, the com
planning witnesses, by getting them
to state they would accept a bribe.
Ness is said to have suffered in a
business way from some former &C
ton of the complaining witnesses. He
claims to have taken this way to get
even.'' .....
There is considerable speculation as
to. the outcome of the case before the
district court, friends Of both sides
claiming to be entirely confident of
the outcome. It is expected that the
two witnesses who will be called in
rebuttal by the state will have been
secured by Monday and that tho trial
will be closed Monday afternoon. 1t
has been generally understood that
Mrs. Kinsey, who was a stenographer
at the last session. would be called as
she was a prominent witness at the
time of the house hearing, but up to
the present time she has not put in
an appearance.
The attorney general and his entire
force of assistants are aiding the
states attorney in the prosecution, Ed
Sinkler of Minot, is conducting the
case for the defense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
WOMAN WAS CURED.
FROM Dogs Bite

Kenmare, N. D., May 26.-While en-
~deavoring to prevent a snarling dog
from biting some children, Mrs. G.. F.
Emerson was herself bitten on the
hand by the beast which was a family
pet. On examination Of the dogs
head at Grand Forks it was discover
ed the canine had hydrophobia.
Reaction for rabies was considered
positive by the Grand Forks physi-
clans who made the examination and
Mrs. Emerson at once left for that
city to take the Pasteur treatment.
Luckily the mad dog only inflicted
a light schatch on Mrs. Emerson's
hand which probably accounted for
her rapid recovery. She is now home
again permanently cured from any Of
the enomou sting Of the. beasts
malady.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST

home in Chicago.
Perhaps the story may seem tawdrv
n commonplace, and hardly worth
the space 1t occupies. But it may
carry it's lessons. And one Of these is
that the world is a small place. after
all. Another is thai advertisements
are, read. Yet another is: BE sure
your sins will find o. out"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-26

Y These American Built French
Cars" sell this year for $500,
$3.50 and $500. You could put
$500 on top of these prices, right
straight through the line, and still
have a corking good buy.
r The Mitchell-Lewis Motor Com
panyh has never over-pricedits prod
ucts. A fair margin ofprofits, only,
is counted into the price. There
are many important things which
operate to hold down the Mitchell
price to you.
Efficient factory organization, a
mechanical equipment second to
none in the country and 70 years
experience in manufacturing, are
the prime factors in the Mitchell
price question.
Mitchell prices this year, give
more of actual Worth--more Of the
essentlals--more of the "frills -
than IN any other car youcan find
to look at. Electric starters, cleo
trio lights, long stroke motors, 4
by 8 and Al by z inches; Bosch
ignition, long wheelbase, Turkish
upholstery, left side drive, center
control, nickel mountings, top,
windshield, speedometer ,demount-
able rims, electric exploring light,
electric horn-you can see for your
self that here is elaborate value at
moderate prices.
$l5OO--4 CYLINDER
Sl85O--6 CYLINDER
S25OO---6 CYLINDER
Northern utoC Company
629 Second Ave. n. Phone 2OS6 Fargo, N. d.
frederick 1. Murphy Automobile Go, Northwestern Distributors, Minneapolis
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Identified.

According to the Falls city Journal
the man Who Was drowned In the
Missouri river, live miles south OF
Craig, July 18th, has been Identified
as that OF Mr., Caroway, who lived at
Popular Bun, Missouri. The Falls
city Journal says;
lie had only been IN Falls CITY few
days when lac hired out TO W. T.
Rranscum, who lad the cont racts for
moving several houses back from the
river. on the Missouri side, The mar
went IN bathing and got beyond his
depth and was drowned. His bod.
has not been recovered yet, He Il
described as being ) feet and 10 Inches
IN height and Weighing about II;
pounds; hair slightly gray; some golt
teeth In front; gave his age as 2
years.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Paint II Red.

A new law Is now In effect In the
state and II might be good idea for
everyone to comply with It before the
inspector comes and hands out a nice
little tine. II Is now the law that
every vessel and containers Of gasoline
must be painted red and the word
gasoline" placed on the outside. A
few minutes with a can Of paint and
brush will turn the trick now, and II
might take a couple Of attorney and a
pocket full Of change to convince the
state that you had intended to com
ply with the law all the time bu,
never had the time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Thomas.
Tie came 10 Oregon In lNi;, where
he and his family have reasonably
prospered. lie Is painter, and a
good one, too. 10y trade. Ills married
life has brought him and wife dozen
children. eleven Of whom are living,
and liner bunch Of children you can
not lind In a months journey, and
this one death Is the only visit made
by the death messenger Ia the direct
family: he has four grandchildren, one
having died. Ills three daughters,
Misses Mayme, Eta aud Bonnie, are
successful teachers, while the boys
are all good painters, like their daddy
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Rally Round the Flag.

Meyer Post was IN line IN great
shape Sat urday last, and answered tie
bugle call. that called them to the
home of their old romrade. a. II.
Greene, Of the iplI ohio, Tie meet.
Ing. on invitation II tonrade Greene,
was perhaps the largest attended IN
the history Of tie post, aud a meet ng
characterized toy that spirit m com
radeship. that only thuSr Vito have
been tried ~ the lire Of ha' IL can APP
prcciate,
Commander ward ilridiry and Onl'
Ger OF the Day, u. u kunkel. oi tie
Som of Veterans, ratified sufficient
auto Owners 10 TAXI the 'rterans out
TO Mr. Green. shum-, These machines
Mere kindly lurnisl,d by hon Hunt T.,
Curtis Whilmcr, ~ Thurman, Y &,
DUNCAN, llomri Smith.
On arriving At H." hunr ~ Ihe host
they were cordiall, greeted 10y Mr.
Greene and his good Vile, and found
the lawn literally supp iri ~iIhrhairs
and old glory In ryidrnc. al every
turn you might make, and from a
NY" nag s'""' "" -'"'' "oa''" P""''''
" 10 ,n' m'''|e' "sa' "''''' "'s Wv,
ever 'an''''", S'''' w ''',' N'", ,'''
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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Grated, and Mere seated AT tables
where most enjoyable two-course
luncheon was served. Al each plate
was found a boutonniere Of china
asters, aud the boys" had no sooner
placed them, When the luncheon was
begun and the "grub.pile" began To
disappear In regular order. Mrs.
Greene was aided by her three daugh.
tiers, Misses Wayne, Homie and Eta.
and daughier.in.law, Mrs, Lee Greene
THE luncheon completed, the com.
mander ordered attention and each
guest stood at hiS plate and answered
roll call, and gave the posts three
limesilirce salute To their host and
hostess and family, AFTER the good
thingsto eat came marching Through
Georgia" by the boys" Miss Maymie
Greene At the piano; then the cigars,
TIE roll call Was answered by;
Hen. r, Morgan, 18th Ind, MI, Inf,
A, II, Greene, tnth Ohio Inf,
Earl Cooper, jth Mo. Cav.
". u. Lukens. sOth Ohio Inf,
u. NJ. Norris, I'D Iowa Inf.
ban Kunkcl i,h N. :, NJ. Cav
Il. ". ileadley, 9TH NJ. \. NJ. Cav.
T. &, Fuller, sd ind, Inf,
ban Thornton, 18th Has, Cav.
r. :. Morgan, Is, IA. Cav.
Nathan smith, 25th Mich. Inf.
VIM. Turnham, +th NJ =. NJ. Cav.
l,obt. Montgomery, nd Ky. Inf
ID. =. Dobyns, 10th Mo, Inf.
Fred Markt, ith NJ. =, N. Cav.
Phil Rush, nh NJ. :, NJ. Cav.
", II. IIardman, dith Ohio Inf,
Dan Burrier, 18th Has. Cav,
sam Hughes, 10Th Mas. Inf,
Thos. Frye, ID Pa. Cav.
q. ", Cummins, 9Th Ohio Inf,
ban Zachman, SD Ohio Inf.
Joseph Lansing, 18th MINI. Inf.
r. C.,Dungan, l7oth Ohio Inf.
Jacob King, I3d Mo. Inf,
Aug. Waegel, +th NJ. s. NJ. Cav.
II. u. Peret, I'D Ills. Inf.
Raymond Dobyns, mascot.
Mrs. A. McCaifrey, l2+th Ohio Inf.
Mrs. Tom McKinlie,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. H.,
will remember their next regular
meeting will be held Saturday, August
NJ, 1913, at the home Of ID. Zachman,
at 9 p. m. Let there be q full at
tendance. Commander Headley and
Onicer of the Day Kunkel, Of the Sons
Of Veterans, are requested to arrange
for transportation.
Il. i. MORGAN,
Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Asbury II. Greene, the genial host,
was born In Wayne county, Ohio,
November II, 1910, and Is now near
Ing his 73d milestone, and is wonder
fully we'll preserved, for one who ex-
perienced four years OF active army
life. He enlisted In the 49th Ohio
Infantry, In August 1861, and was
mustered out December 80, 1885, and
during that time participated In ~
conspicuous battles, such Is Shiloh,
the Chlcamsuga campaign, Franklin
and others, serving under such noted
generals as Resencranz, Sherman and
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Chautauqua Dates.

Dates have been fixed for the various
chsutsuquas to he held In Holt county
this year:
Mound City, August 7.l3.
Oregon, August 10-l7.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

Louis Ksltenbach, of Detroit,
Michigan, Is visiting Craig and Ore.
gon relatives and friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01
Every attraction is of the best
i'm its class and Every Day
will haveits big talent.

You should not miss single num-
Der on this years program. Such an
array of high class and high priced
talent is seldom found on any Chau.
tauqua program.-east or west. We
have scores of other programs for
comparison and know just about their
approximate cost.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

IT. A. Long, d. v. s. Up.to.date
Veterinary. Once at home. Both
Phones, No. Is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-12

ganners ts.0o---4.25, GtcderS unb sgeebers
s5.7b-7.s5, 6tods soeifert e4.75--575, ,@rtra
t5.86-6.O0.
BulLe ~ Bei nur mdSiger 3uiubr
mar Der Warft beute rubig uub bic 9reile
itetjg biz tart.
Nasere unb Ieidte S5.0o--5.75, Bologna
u.so-e.4o, Grtra $3.50, fetts Huaen $500
$50.
&dlber.- Der Maartt mar beute lebs
bait uno bic preiIe itetig.
GrtrG brabten &11.b0, fair Bis sute Ieinte
t9.00-l1.25. orbindre unb srobt t5.75-
100.
2 dpeine.- Die 8ufubr uar bents
groBer, bic 91ahfrage cine CUTE uno bic
8reiie itiegen anfangs um 10--15c, ipdter
aber purbe Der Dtartt iIau uno fhwah. $500
2eihte EerIanotIorten pareu ebenialls
ihpah, unb syerfel fielen UNI csc.
Auserleiene iftpere 8erianbtio1teR $I75,
gate Bis auSerlefene ge~padunaS. uno Hlei.
iderlprten t7.80-T.9o, prbin6re bis auser.
lefene fdwere fette Gdue S4.2o-7.25, grtra
$74o--7.45. GtasS &4.00-s.75, leihte Ser.
ianbtforten eT.s0-7.75, Jertel pom lie
1funb unb meaieer te.00-7.50, auserlefene
medium gerianotiorten 100 bis 1s0 Bfuno,
17.60-7.65.
Shafe uub 2dmmer- Die 3ufuh,
mar nldt fehr groB uno bic Wretie 1tetig.
6dafs.-Grtra leidte t4.65. quite biz aus
erlefene e4.25---4.e0, oroindre Bis CUTE t2.50
400, 3Ghrfinge $4.75-5.75.
aanmer. - Grtra S775, quite BIZ
suserlefene s7.s6-7.s5, orbinare BIB sur'
t5.50-7.00.
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giucinnati, IL. Ee;emtsr.

etHctHnatL IL. 5esemter.
Ter obsre CbiDAus IN i'm Jauen besrif'
fen, bel bieilgsr Stabt niro oerfelbe heute
wohi hationdr bIeibeu. BeItern Abeno bate
er bier etHsn Ruiierftauo uor ISL 5ub.
Ti. ielgenben 7.psidbsu trafen DdbreRo
oes getrigen 5ases bier etn.
4ittsburg, Ba. - Ter s5lus bat etuen
@afieraano pon 90 SuB uno faut.
Charleston, g2. va. - Der 5lus bat
eihen BaFertano non 81 5uB uno iaut.
Eortsmpu 6. - Ter SluB bat et'
n.n Bafisritano pou III JuB unb iteist.
9artersburg. B. Yd. Der JluB
ba, einen Eaiieraano BON 1910 SuB u. iteist
aanap6a sails, @. 8a.-Ttr Jlus
ba. sinen @oiieritano BON 8.s JuB uno faat.
Bt 9leaiant. 8. Sl. Der ,5lus BAT
elnen Baiisyltano bon 1871 5ns uno lteiss
gatlettsburs Ap.- Ter 5lus bat
einen 8aHeraano Don l7.5 SuB uno lteist.
2ouispifIe, Rp. - Der yluB bat si'
men Eaiierfano Don 8.a 6uB nne fteigt.
GpanspilGe, SHo. - Ter 5lub bat
einen BaN,hanb oou l2.5 JuB uno idllt.
Cairo. 81. - Der iSlab bat siHsH BaI'
ierEanb Don 1873 Jrb uHo ltetgt.
Remphis. Eenu.-Ter SluB bat sinsu
Bafieritano pou li.2 5uB uno ae,st.
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Rsn Nort, II. December.

Nell. - Der Warit par beute feifer.--
Gyyins 3atent s4.l6-4.s0, Binier gtraiasts
W.l5--4.26, iSinter gat.u.s A4o-l.o5,
Gpyina dearS t4.00--4.20, grtra Ro.
Hinfer % .55--s.7 rs, Grtra 80. 800. &s.sS--
$50. Hanfas Straiebts t410-&.20
Nsaaenmehl iror Itetis. Jair bio
gxteS S6.50-8.65, dolce b3 faneg e3.70--
$50.
Raismetl mar itsiis. -geines psitss
aab ssltes ti.s0--lS5, stobss tl.4o-1.So.
atlnbrieb $s.s5.
Nseeen in rutig. -Ro. . Beheru Tic
{. IL. Kep psrf Grport.
osrks IL rubie. = RaIsssrhs so--sOs
{. /. I. Dufalc.
Hstaen.- Der Nar,t mar itetis. --Rp.
. rstter 1906 ei. I. Rew gOrt ggyOrt, DO.
10ie I. o. B. f3wimmsno Ro. Rortsera
Gulpth Vo4e fob. f6pimn.no.
Weffdfprn. - Ter Nartf mar hetig.
Rc. Q aetbes altes 8be i'm Elepotor, neues
Rp. 3 DO. 7sszc c. / I. bei Gnsuuit.
batter. - Rargf rpar itetia.-6taubare
ueiter 4s--4e4e, sto. 8 rDeiBtr 45h-46e,
{ancu nbaeidhnittener ne,ber 47-<Sc.
oeu mar rutis. - STANDARD 1000, 0o.
1 l09z-t05e, Ns. . s0--s5e. 30. Q So
ss..
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4ciee 1918. 4o--4sc; 1919. 20-25e; Dseike
tsak 1918, s4-2Se. 1919 $3.50.
otuts iino fetis. - Central Nmsrtsa
20c, Dpapta aSL-20Hc
9sssr in JEFF. - esmGOd Erts ss-sOs
iseonbS 1885,.
Sort mar Itstis.- gamtla ti4.5o-3T. 90
flert elsars t2o.15-a2.0o, Reb $685.
28.75.
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Bellies 10 Bis IL Hfuns. lS--1sAe DO.
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Continent sl1.49, Q. u. sl2D5, COMPOUND
6k-8As.
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| esantrs 6-ske, Special 7tat.
Daummolia iaame Csl mar UilIig
Srima Sommer ae!hes ts.s3.
Ss.roleum IN ftetie -Faiiuirtss @eu
porf Duls e5.25; Barrels ts.75; Gates
tl1.29
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S5-26e.
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4.45e, oranulatso 485e, Diamond u ABS
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os.7E--8.0O, 10. fanet tS.6E-4.16, bo. 6a.
HiiD $40 3.7b; MoeoenMell, ncrbnetit4
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gelbes 7O--73e, SO. 4 bo. 6e--6oHc; Nc.
qemiicbteS 69K-T1c, Yp. lbo. es-69 Kc per
Bu,, - Altes ueibes Aflbeniorn 67--6Se.
gsibes bo. 6s-7Oe, genifdteS DO. 67-6se;
Weues DO. 66--8ee. gelbes DO. 66--6se,
aemifdtes DO. 6S-See per Bu. Beriauft
iDmrben: 1 Gar SO. 8 gelbes nenes 5u 7Se,
Gar bp. sH Tic, Gar 3tc. peiBes neues
au 00Ke, 1 Gar Ro. gemiidteS nenes su
60He. 500 Bu. Np. 4 gemiif]tes beinate
aefb nit Soicr ~ Toe, / Gar Wc. 1 semiid)'
tes neues III oS1zf, Q Gors DO. ~ SSf, 19or
DO. su eTKe, Cars selses neues &plbens
torn su 6se, Gar bo. etuas neid, Bu 6S Ht
Gar gemifd1tes su 66c nui bem Oeleiis.
oafer.-D1nytt feft.--Fc. , iptiber ~
--45e, Stonbdrb spei6sr A--44111c, Qp. 8
ueiber 48H - ~, yfo. neibes - -
4ac, 30. . aemifdter 42--42Kc. Rc. DO.
A1I--A3c, 60. 4 hc. 20 - 41e per Un.
Herfauft murbeH: Gar Tc. tueiber 3n
44e, 3 gars bo. sH 48e, ! Gar No. 4 bo. ~
4se. 75o Bu. oo. nit aorn o. 4ss. Gar
nah 4robs ireiBer Az 40e, Gar Stdnoaro
tpeiBer III 44e aaf bein Gfleiie nHe l Gar
Rc. 3 speiBer sber beiier su 44e bel Der an'
funff.
Asgaen. Rartt fet. 30. . g.
66e, No.e DO. 6S-s4t. 30. 4 bo. $500.
Berisuft wuroen: i Gar go. Q 1u 65e aul
| benz 05sleile.
s-Rp. 2 Rinter es--7ec. Rn. 9
| hn. so--sse, aac. ! Sprins 7o-sse. No.
| bo. 62-70e per gu.
0ersleiA Der 0etIeiee. BreiIs NIT oenlsnl'
eea am atelAen Tass oes norissn 9ahres:
4e8embeY II. 1918. DECEMBER II. 1918
Beiseu. Ro. . rstber &inter i00e 11oc
Beli&torn, No. 8 efmiiAtes 7eKe 4sh'
fofer, Wo. sgemifHfer 49,. &2e Soe
1 Uoa0eH, NO. ...... oot oR
! 3eu, Ro. / ftmottn -. $3.50 elI.G
Hhisfa.
Der Warlt wsr Stetis. Bertauft uuYbeH.
1923 Bbls. Iiftiners 5iniibes 0ccoS an
Der 0afiS BON ei.33 per Voaone.
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TesteniiH Sic per Gnlone in portien bon
1 bis 8 DBL, Sic PER Gaione In Ddrtien
BON 10 bis % @atIcnfn, Betrsleum, Ctic
Carbon 10 orao Zoe, DO. $50 orab IL Ne,
DO. 6eabliett 17b Grab 1ah -1sHc. Gronn
0Ajcnn zoe, NGytta 1se per oanens in
8ngtien pon biz B DblS
Gala - Der Darit ih rutis. CAis
Rivsr $50, Ri6iesH nne dtren 1l.l4 per
Btl. pon $50 4fnHo.
Iafa itetig. - Rrima Stir 7ss-THe,
Do. Genntrp 6s<--7f per Bfunb.
&etfeM.-NOrft ruhis. goushipahen,
es.75-4.O0, Rub u. 6la6 $2.15--9.25, Rama.
Uta Eta6fobfen 48.76-4.00. Rub unb Glad
o3.10--2.35 per TDn.e abselieiert. Jtaud.
lsie Gtfidfotlsn $500, anthracite e7.75--
500 per fsnne sbseliefert Cote totet $3.50
Yer fonns Gb1eliefert.
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