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DAVID

the greatest treasures on earth. And I'm a
gOin' to tell you some other things aSldeS
that"
After it had got so dark that they couldn't
make out the hills below 'em they left the
top and went down To the little hangout,
whar they had some supper; and a hour
later they went to sleep.
ELWOOD didn't offer to tell David about
- them thar things until mighty nigh the
middle of the day David had waited as pa
ticnt as Job, because he knowcd Elwood
would tell him when he wanted him to know
about it,
Elwood set down on his blanket when he
decided that the time had come to tell my
son. David he set down on his bed OF
boughS, which was clost to Elwood's. Then
Elwood begun:
"The reason I'm a follerin my present
occupation says he, us not for pay. |
don't need no money. chose my present
occupation because that's danger in it, and
for no other reason. come out here, David,
to at killed.
ayes, come out here to git killed. But
why, YOU want to know, did | come away
out here for that? Couldn't | a shot myself,
and thereby accomplished the fool purpose
Well, no, friend David" he says, 81 couldn't
do that. Now, I'm not jest exactly crazy;
but admit could well be all o that. The
serpent that ncsted SO long at my heart
Hanged all the JOY out o my life, and filled
1t with bitterness, and that bitterness, Trend
David, was the bitterness of torment:
David, was picked out by the thing called
Fate to die by inches, unnamed, to perish
away minute at time to lie in bed and
see myself go to shadder as gradual as the
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drippin' of water wears a stone, helpless, a
bcggar ut the door of death And-oh. my
friend. | didn't want to die like that |
broodcd over the thought SO much, and hated
it 50 much, that decided that would 60
like man, with the feel of a redhot rifle in
my hands, and with boots on my feet. By
God! think loved to live better than any
body on earth, David! And, my friend, the
reason | loved life 50 much was this"
He stopped all chokin' up and plumb
mad at hiSScf because the tears lest would
come a tricIlin' down his tanned cheeks, and
begun to tumble like blind man at his
breast pocket. Then he drawcd out the
picture OF woman, young woman with a
lot o black hair cooled around her head, and
with the eyes of a angel, which was 4
Seemin To look straight into the middle of
yorc eyes, and with the lips of a angel too
which was jest barely parted in little
sweet and tender smile.
That's my Irene" Elwood says, sort o
getherin' hisself together. David, when
seen that | was marked to die with a flat
chest and sunk checks, thought it would
hurt her less, and be better for her, if |
broke our engagement and made her mad
.' "iN "iib tll'li bl9dPPNdiNu. ~ NlolC
her letter and axed her to be freed-and
she wrote back and said | was free And
she was that proud and hurt that she put it
bit stingin'. But thar was a little splash
on the letter, David, that give it all away.
a little place whar the ink was all blurred.
David, the Almighty never made anything
Swectcr'n that one woman
And my son, pore. tenderhearted David,
wanted to say somethin and didn't know
what to say.
Look at this, David" Elwood goes on,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-13
Dairying in
California
is a very profitable
business

The growing season is such that
mich COW can be kept at her best Tor one
year on one acre of ground, and she
will earn You so a month. -.
Alfalfa, which here finds congenlal
home. is the best possible food for dairy
stock
Expensive shelter for the animals is
not necessary
Local crcamerieS take the cream at
top prices. Last year the average price
paid for butterfat was about 32I3 cents
per pound.
No room here to tell the whole story.
Send for our new book. " Dairying IN
the San Joaquin Valley" 1t goes into
detail. and is interesting to read.
{. /. Scaeraves. General Colonization Agent,
A. T. x :. +. Ry.
sro7 Railway Exchange, Chicago. III.
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invading Turin, the wounded were 50 nu-
mcrous that the supply Of boiling oil gave
out.
Ambrose Pare a young French surgeon
on his first campaign was in despair. But
perhaps necessity Is the mother Of pre-
vcntion." At any rate, he tied the bleeding
vessels and bound the wounds as best as he
could with clean bandages. Long before
daybreak he was with his patients. expect
ing TO find them in a horrible condition, per
haps dead, from gangrcne. What was his
establishment 20 find that those whom he had
treated with the boiling oil were in agony,
while those whom he had merely bandagcd
were comparatively comfortable. Exeunt
boiling oil.
Shortly aftcrward Pare developed the use
Of the ligaturc in tying Of blood vessels, sub
shutting this for the old method Of soaring
the stump with a rcdhot iron. The first man
on whom he tried it was SO delighted with
the results that he Sworc q great oath, the
only printable part Of which was that he had
got rid Of his leg on very good terms.
y perfect glutton for work, Pare described
all the medical and surgical conditions then
known. developed the tcchnic OF scores Of
operations. and elaborated improvements in
obStctrical practice. And his childlike boast
that The ancicnts have naught wherein TO
excel us. and poStcrity will not be able 70
surpaSs us. save by some additions 10 things
already discovered, was bold prophecy.
For over two hundred and fifty years II was
truel Pare had written Fins under the
World Chapter on Surgery. All that the
surgeon could DO TO mend the body he had
done.
Then. in the first half Of the nineteenth
century, the marvel of The Blessed Sleep
came winging its way out of the unknown,
and AncSthcsia, the second Of the Three Big
AS, was born. The chapter closed by Pare
was rcvcrcntly turned down, and humanity
Jared to new miracles and still more mar
vclous wonders.
Following Pare, great names dot the
slowly unrolling pages Of history, plentiful as
the currantS in Christmas cake. each work
cr bringing to the general fund Some.crumb
OF learning, some new fact garncrcd from the
plentiful tables Of Opportunity and Applica-
ton. 1t has been glorious history, nch
with the priceless fruits of toll and sacrifice
and loving service for humanity.
We now see wherein we have reason to pay
tribute to the whitc-robed Priest of Health
who offiCiatcS at the operating table, that
noblcSt altar ever erected to mankind, and
to the interchangeable worker in hospital, labo-
ratory, clinic, and disSccting ROOM who have
made of the miraculous the commonplace.
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mann He discovered the remedial value
Of mercury. and was the first 20 point out
the connection between crctlnlsm in the OIL
spring and goitcr in the parents thus hint
ing al one Of the recently discovered func-
tons Of the thyroid And he may have
had a splendid prcmonition Of ascpsis; Tor
he treated wounds with strict regard for
cleanliness.
He may have been an drrdnt brdggdrt: MS
favoritc admonition was % the effect that
III YOU really wish to learn, listen to what
saw. attend 10 what | write Perhaps
Browning ovcrcS'lmdtcs him; but undouOt-
cdly he was a great genius.
Then came Ncsalius, the Father Of Anat-
omv. He believed that the first study Of
mankind was man. but he was hard put TO
find material for that study. owing 10 the
ecclesiastical ban upon dissection. For,
though those gentlemen were adept muir
dcrcrs, they had powerful prcjudiccs against
the examination Of human bodies for sclcn-
lihc purposes.
So Vcsalius was forced 20 depend for ma
tcrial upon the unfor,unatcs who hung IN
chains al almost every croSsroad. In the
dead Of night he stole those bodies. took
them 10 his room. and worked upon them
in imminent danger that the strong arm Of the
lnqui,i,ion. like the tcntaccs Of dcvilhSh,
might reach. even from the dim shadows Of
his closely curtaincd room, cntWinc him IN
its hiicous grasp, and consign him 20 the
horror Of the torture However, he deter
mined the structure Of the heart, and came
within "a hairs breadth Of anticipating the
illustrious Harvey in demonstrating the cir
culation Of the blood. He found ont 50
much about the body that was never before
even suspected. that he required large sized
book 10 tell il all in.
But Ncsalius was finally taken "rcd
handed" accused Of "impicty. and SEN
fenced 10 death by the Inquisition. Philip
H., however, interviewed for him, and his
sentence was committed to pilgrimage to
the Holy Land. And the story goes that
even the elements protested against per
hitting such a wretch to live; for the winds
blew hurricane, the SEA Numbered IN
mountainous waves over the vessel in which
he had taken passage, and Ncsalius the
Anatomist cxpiatcd his tcmcrity IN daring
the displeasurc Of his prosecutors.
FROM earliest Egyptian times the ac-
ccptcd method Of treating wounds con-
sisted Of pouring boiling oil over the surface,
and smcarng them with pitch. And 50 1t
happened that on the evening of a particu
larry sanguinary day, when Francis |. and
his gallant army Of French plunderers were
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DurteIbett Der Guter3us berunbruuFte,
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lung 10 bel Sruft, bab es iih sinige
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our6 purbe es gerettet unb trua nur
cine suu5 lsthte gerlsBunq am gals
oapon. Den belben Ntdnnern uber
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,s bem Mdo2en, fit aus ieiner Or.
ichnurung gu bsfreien. Gs lief oonn
cuf ben gabnbpf unh erItattete 4na
Seigs BON benz entisBIiden 9Orfau.
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.SDle nno Simmel.

Sie iinb nuhe bel chamber auf
Groen, uno 3mur iolpobI raifnsid] ais
aud3 seitIid). 9Su ben groben Staoten
bauit namentlid Oft Die biirftiglte slr.
nultb neben Dem Ddaioueureihtbum.
9tnoererieits lit eS feline 5eltenbeIt,
baB W2eniher, peIfe III Jeoer @eiie
toul llngliid oeriolgt rporen, alti Gin.
NAL pom Slid begiinIttgt ipereea.
9as TfIagenoite 8etipieI Iieferu ole
8atienten, peIhe bon oen Sontocr.
hcioen aemartert nuroeu. um Johann
glnafeiis gegen ibr 2etben nn5uiper.
Ben. Die porberiee 5oae berpanoelt
i'd iiir lie balo IN ben Stnrniel auf
Groeu. Cine Rrobe BON oieiem ml.
iehlbareu SeiImittel pirb BON y.
Reuitaeoer & 60, 8pr 1916, Re,p
gorf, frei oeriaHot. an
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ssluk.Nabritbten.

etntlnH alt, l2. Utat3.
Der obere Ohio III I'M Steisen beariifsn,
bel biefiarr Stabt bate o.rielbe eeferuabenn
sinsn 8aHerfano bon 10 5us.
Die fOlgsnosn G.psih.H trafsn pabrsno
bss asirrisen Gasss bier sin.
Yittsburs pa. Der Sfus bat einsn
@aHtrfaro bon 81 SUP unb ftsist.
Bart.rsbura, gS. IA. Der Glus bat
.inen @aFerfa NIB bon s.s 5ub unb fdlt.
Gattsttsbura as. Der 5lu5 bat et.
ntn @aHeritano bon l4.l GUS uno faat.
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gharIestou, gS. pa. Der S[Us bat
sin,n @afsrfaHo bon TO 5ub uno ftstet.
gt. gItafaut, B. @a. Der CLUB bat
.in.n @aFerfnno bon 9.s Gus uuO fdut.
portsmoutb, .. Der Flus but stnsa
@aFerfanb BON 1871 unb fd0t.
eouisbilI., As. Der Glus bat .in.u
@GFerftano bon 90 Sus uub faat.
bansbiIfe, Sab. Der 8lus bat si'
ueu @oH.rffano bon 20.4 GUS uuo fout
Cairo, 5a. Der GIub hat stnsu BaNtr
hano BON 27.s Sut unD fdat.
W,mpbis, 1tnn. Der Slus bat ,in.u
Baferfone bon 2s.7 Sub uno faat.
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4dgliber Wfarftberibt.
Cincinnati IL. Mdrs, 1913.

Cincinnati, IL. Mdrs, 1913.
7ie nahiolgsnoen Euptiruusen besiebeu
id) nur aui Gngross IrdusattioHeu Bel
tleineren Gef6dfien pereeH st~as bobere
9reiie berefuet.
4ropifipneH
3er Rartt mar ruhig, bic 4reiie iietia
2 dina BriMa Stsam sl0.35--10.k5
I. b.
1r0tenssfafssnes dteifh. -
Henrtt fef:. Stcrt dear Setten i2 -
l24e, ihort siippenFsitsn ia -l2e, srtra
lbcrt dear Senen 1lA-l2c, Shuiteru
1t4 4-l1hc, Bellies 10 - lS4e Ioie uno
Nc nebr perpadt.
Bacon. Wsartt Ielt. gbort dear
Seitsn f8-ls4e. tnrse Rippenieiieu l2A
- i3c. ertra ihort dear SeiisH 124 -
13c, S9nliern i2k-l2he unb Bellies IA
144e Iois une 4e per 9iaRo mebr Der
padt.
Sugar Cured.5laid. - Rartt III felt.
Ef,infen 17H - lsc. H,cnic Snnltern
12A A-fS4e. Brsdsiait Bacon Is - lsHs,
Saulifrn i3-1sHs, Rem Dort Gut S6ul.
term is4-1SAe, srodens Bsei-S5iuisn
si9.0o-20.00.
SaBgep6deltes 5Tsif6.-Marsi
itetig ShinfeH IAN -i54e, Hiense Shuls
tsru l04 4-lle, Bellies i4h - i5e, Shuis
tern ii-i1Ae. Rem Dori Gut 5du!tern
i14-i1Ae.
Driihss Jfeif6.-- Shinfen 13A--
i44s, VieniesS huIttrn l0H H--l04t, E6uis
tern 10H -lo4s, ibcrt RippeHieiten 10s
Lie, ihorf dear Seisen tf--lI4e, EXTRA
fhort 5eiten ION lie, Bellies 1874 Ice
per 8iuno.
Metl unb @etreihe.
Mebl.-Qeuss ysintsr gaisn, s4.so-
500, Nsinier ganep S4.55 - 40. sSinser
5amilp k4.O0-4.i5, grtra S3.40--3.80, or
bindreS % i0--325, garter AnsiSen 1atsat
S4.65-5.00, DO. fanep 1896 AS, DO. 1a.
niIp s3s0--4.0O; Rosgenmehl, norb,ueititd,
etmifdifs t4.45-4.55. rsines aitp s4.so--
4.70. gemiidtss t4.35--4.65 per DbI.
S8sissn. - RGrtt iistig. go. rctber
Asinfer i08-i09e, Ro. hc. 10l 1856. go.
rother s7--l0Oe per Bu. Berfauft muynen
2 Cars RD. 8 rotber gsiuter su lose Gui
oem @elsiie
Helibforn. - Ter Nartt iit rubia
unn i.ei,s. Ro. rpeiBss So - 5Ac. 30. i
wetbes 81 H-52e. Rp. 4 tpsibes 4g--5is
go. 2 gslbes 53 Sc, SO. . DO. 504 SIC,
No. a b0. 40 50tsr. re. Q Gemifd,ses 81
US, Nc. q DO. 30 50 re, NO. 4 or. - =
4sAe usi6es AUIbsntcrn 30 Ac. gslbss
DO. 5f-55e. esniiFttes DO. 50--64e per Hu
Bertuuft wurben: Cars No. . aelniidtes su
50tsf. Cars 9tp. speibxs sH 52e, Cars
DO. 81 81 &c. ] Gar wetbes mad 4robe Su
4shs. 9 Gsrs Ro. : selbss y 60s, Gar
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mehr. - Ter Wlartt mar beute rubia.
Epr no Hatent $40 4.6O, gaiuter GtraigbtS
A45--4.55, N3inter 4atents $4.70-5. 10,
Eprtuo clears $415-4.30, g9inter @rtrns
Wp. 1 $3.S0-4.10, go. 2 bo. $3.70-3,50,
fanios Etraigbts $4.10425.
Rpaaenmebl taum itetig. - 5air bis
a,ltes $3.5o--3.S0, dolce bis fancp 1886
400.
Bud1peiaenmehl mar Hau su 1926
--2.35 per 100 8funo.
Matsmebl fdum itetig. -sSeineS tpeiBeS
nnb gelbes s1.30--1.35, grobes s1.25-1.80,
Ailnbrieb $3.05.
Roggen III rubig.-Ro. 2 Beitern 66c
{. i.f. Buffalo.
Berit lit rubig. - Walsgerfte 55--58e,
5eebina 55s4c {. |. 7. Retu gorf.
@efaen. - Mnrtt unaeregelt. - Yo. 2
rotber l08Kc c. ! (. I'M Glepator uno 110c
{. 0. b. icbrpimmeno. go. Rortbern DULUTH
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SO. q bskc +. o. b. IfDinImenb.
safer. - Wtarft mar tDiilig. Stanoaro
pelBer ssc, Ro. 3 37Hc, Ro. 36H-37c,
aaturneiBer 36H - 38c, tpeiBer seihdlter
8sK-40c auf benz geieiie.
Seu III ruhig. - Staubaro 97Kc, Yo. /
f0O-1O5c, $50. 3 S5-S5c, Ro. 75-80c.
6opfen lit hau. - State prbindrer bis
dolce 1912, 20--2Te; 1911, 10--15c; Bacific
Goat 1912, 1920, 1911 12-16c.
6dute Iinb itetig. - @entraf Americrn
29kc, Boaota 294 4-304c.
qeber III feft. - 6emlod 28-29c.
Bort III itetia - Tuntilp S22.5o--24.50,
rhort clear s2t.O0-22.25, WieB S21. 1.75-22.00.
Beef iii itetig. - TanIilp S23.00--24.O0,
WaeB s190o-20.0o, Beef'5ainten $s2.0o-
34.00.
Gut Reats iino feit. - 8ep6teIte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA 8iano, IL - 14Ac, DO.
gtultern $3.50, be. Shinteu 15e.
thmals Fhpat --Dliools Neit prima
s10.70-10.S0; Raffuirtes if ihpat,. Gonti'
nsnt s11.40, 2. u. sl2.05, COMPOUND TX
--sHc.
7alg lit itetis. 49, 8rina GitD su exc,
gouHtrp 5A-6Hc. Special 7c.
Baumtpo lliaamensE { el mar itetig.-
Rrimd robes su 1927 - 5.34, prtHa CONT
Her gelbes su s6.3e-6.42.
4etrpleum III itetlg.--Raffinirtes Retu
gprt $3.50, Rbilaoelphia unb Baltimore
$3.50, ho. in Bulf $3.50.
Bolfe 1T itetis.-3Omeitic 5Ieeee Cbio
81--32c.
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Bis gutes $685..
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&eis ilt ItetiG. -GinbeiHriiher 3H-6c
8atna 64 -6Ae.
NRoIaiIes III itetig. gtew Orleans
Epen aettle, gutter big dolce, 35--55c.
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80 5eit, Bose, Centrifugal % 3eii 3.5sc
Hlolaiies. 3uder 50 5sit 2s3c. Rajnnirter
III itetig. 9ut 2paf 5.l5c, gruiheo 5.05e
Roulo ~ 4.70c, Cubes 4.60c, 8owoeret
4bOc, G5rannluteb 4.35c. 1iumoub ~
Abs, Gonfetcioners 81" 420e, Rp. 4.10c
! Ro. 2 4.05c. SO. q 4.00c, Ro. 4 1850, 30.
3.S0c, SO. q 3.s5c, $40. I 3.s0e, Ro. s 3,85c
go. 9 8. roc, No. 10 1856, SO. IL 3.30c, 5iO
| 12 3.55e, Ro. 10 35Oe, Qo.4 3-50c.
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Rinbpteb.- Beepes $7.f5-915, Ieras
Stiere $5.50-650, meftlihe Stiere $3.50
7.80, Stpders uno 5eeoerS 5000 - 800,
aiibe uno 5eiiers S3.50-S.00, adlber $3.50
--11.50.' DRartt langiam unb i'm alsemet'
men ltetig.
g meine.-- leifte 1896 - 900, gez
miTd9te Ss4.5--s.90, ihrpere $S.45 - $50,
raiibe $S25 - $40, sSertd $3.50 - $50.
Warft atttp unb meiItenS 10c hDher.
Sdafeuno qdmmer. -Shafe: GIN
heiniid,e S600-T00, tpeItliGe $6.85--7.O0,
s5dbrlinae s725-s.25. 2dnmer: ginbets
miide ss.00-9.0o. Uaartt Itetig bts 1oc
niebriger.
3ufuhr. -- 8inbpteh 5000. Shwelne
1900. Sdlafe uno 2dmmer 10000.
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Se6erin Don preporFt, Der 9eburtsott
oes Reformators SecoIampaoius, ouS
aIte, traute Reit, BON oem Elm Rsimleln
iagt:
7urh treue Detber, Dein uno
Gang
Sat Beinsberg ieineu guten aldng.
Dit eeoente ih nod metnes 4ufents
Bats an Der erinnerungsreiAeu Stdtte,
BON Der 2enaus Bort geItsn tann:
Winbe bauhen bier 10 leie
RdtbielItimmen tjsfer Iruuer.
llno BEL foL6em 8eoenten III ss mir,
aIs b0rte fh nod ben IiiB idaurtgsa
SLANG Der 4eolsbarfen i'm 9emdusr,
unb Wt0rites 9srie, duh BORT Oben
etngemeBt, faIen mir in ben Stnn:
9u, elmer Iuftgebornen Utuie
9ebstmntsboQe5 Satteuipiel,
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Define meIo0tihe 4lags.
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6 Cincinnati II. Wdrs 1918
3Afubr uno gerianbt pdfreno Der psr.
iipiitnen "a Stunbeu psraliten nit eem
perhersebeuoen Iase, uaren nte iclst:
3ufuhr &inopleh. Edpeius. St,afe.
Wdrs, 10 .... 1900 4l24 336
W6rs, H.. 1+6 1896 rs
Fer gsrianSt bstrus in berieIbsu GET:
Nars, 10 50 1904 -
Rars, ii. 7s7 1920 -
Der Wartt NOR beute lsb.
bait uno bic 8reiie. tart Etoders uno
yeebers paren sbenfails in gutter Rehfraee,
oesalsihen Ruhtihe.
Ehmere Stiers bratten $7.25-S.50, Or.
ira &S.65, Et3'eu s3.00--T25, fleiiheritiere
90. 1870. Grtra $s.00-s.25. Seisers $500
--T75, auserlsiene bis EXTRA s7.s5-s.O0,
aabe $4-50-675, duserleiene bis extra %. IS
-6.75. Gamers s8.00-4.25, Stoders uno
Seseers a5.75-7.50. Etpds6eiiers $500
650. Stoc.anhe s4.50--545.
BuIlen-Ssi nur mdsiger 8uiubr was
ren bic greiie heuie jfefig bis TART
Magere uno Ieibte $5.35-6.00. Bologna
s6.0O-6.00, EXTRA s7.15, ieite Gulen $6,75
--7.50.
adiber-7is Rahfrase mar sins CUTE
uno Der Martt mar htnte itart. 3ie 5u'
iubr mar niht grpB.
Crbindre une sro6e $6.0o-i0.50, fair bis
quite lesdhteST 50-l0.00, extra Sll.26.
aaIber in ben acmmiiitpns.5duiern. -
sSanep l0A4c. priua bis Guserleiene 9H-
i0Ac, orbIn1re Sc.
e St,meine-Eer aRarft ipar heiite reti
lsbbaii, bic 3uiuhr mar nur mdSig uno bic
4reiie fir syotel. uno 5leiiheriorteu itiesen
um i0--i5t. - 2eidte 8erianotiorten uHn
Jertd blisben iteiig.
Sfmere ssl0-9I5, quite bis auserleiene
Rrrpofunes uub5leiineriorten s910--s.l5.
seniidbts Serpadunssiorten $500 - $40
orninare bis auserlefene ifmere ietie Sdue
Ss.O0--s.50, ertrn Ss-65-s.75, Stags $500
- 7.35. ertra sT.40--7.60, leifte Eerianot'
forten ss.75-e.o0, Jerfel pom 100 8funo
unb reenlper $6.00--S.65.
5hafruuo 2dmmer. - Die 3uiuhr
mar brute aering uno biz $reiie 'tefig BID
fen.
Ghafe. - grtra $3.50, CUTE bis auserIe'
lene 45.Oo--5. 40, crbindre bis CUTE g. To-
AIS, 3dbrlinge $6-25-7.bo.
l. Gaulmer. - Ggt1s e02o. CUTE biSaases'
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Batter in 2anbsberg; .gitts Gtntpillis
guns sur gerIobung. 5iinimal GUNS
berttauienn."
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DO. 81 4oKe, Cars go. bo. su 81 4es !
Gas DO. 5it 50Ac, ! Gar DO. su sac, @ar
geibes aolbeufcrn sil SAC anf Dem @eleiie.
pafer.N Narft rubis unb itetig. $40.
Q merger 36H--37e, GtGnbdrb tDelber 35N
-86c, Wo.8 tpeiBer "a - 35e, No. 4 ipeiber
80 34e, 9p. . genliiGter AHc, Np.
B DO. 33 n -34c, 9to. d bp. 80 - 88c per Bn.
8erfauft tuurben: ! Gar go. 2 gemiIhter
5u 35c, Gar go. DO. su 33c, 2 Cars Jic. Q
tueiBer su 41ar, 8 Cars oc. gu 34c, | Gar DO.
81 85c, Gar go. : DO. gu 37c, 4 Cars Vp.
4 DO. su 33c, 3 Cars rpeibsr naf Hrobe, bin
burnt, sn 311zc 1 Gar Shipefel DeiBer su
AKe, 1 Gar Stanarb DeiBer 5u S54c aui
benz @eleiie.
Rpggen. - Rartt itetis. - Io. 2 e5--
87c. SO. 3 DO. 59-83He, HO. A bo. 50--5Sc.
8ertauit tpurbe: Gar mad grobe, mooe'
rig, su SOC aif benz 6'eleile.
Berite. --go. 2 friibjabrs 65-73c, go.
3 57-85e, go. BIO. 50-57c; Guttergerite
40--50c per Buihel.
BerftenmalS. 5riibjabrsserfe 10
s3e per Buibel.
8ergleih Der Getrsibes Breiie nit oenjenis
gen am gleihen IaSe bes uorigen 5nbres:
gtdrs II. 1918. Ndrs II. 1912
Beisen, No. 2 rotber .16Ge 105HC
gselihforn. 9ao. 3 gemiihtss 5011c roc
Saier,No. 2semiiAter neuer S4e SIC
HDggen, go. z neuer ...... 65c 95c
Seu, 9eo. 5imctbD $500 s2o.75
Bbisfn.
7er Rarft mar itetig. Bertauft nurben
957 8bls. 7iItiners ;yintibeb 8oobs aui
Der Bats BON $1.30 per @aaone.