davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03

battle Phelan Is in a local hospital suf-
fering from blood poisoning as result
of an INJURY received while working on
his boat Wood and Sweeney have met
in a previous bout in Rhode Island and
honors were about even.
Tickets for the bout here Tuesdoy eve
ming were placed on sale today at Ro.fe' s
cigar store and at Mftchelfs cafe, and
the advance sale has been large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
FROM
BRUSSELS AS WAR
INDEMNITY TAX

Amsterdam. Nov. 2.-via London. IL A.
MA telegram received here from Ber-
lin announces that after protracted ne
gotiations the war indemnity to the Ger
mans for the city Of Brussels has been
fxed at 100000 francs (ss,ooO.00o). payable
$500 900 francs weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
FORMER GERMAN
CRUISER TURKEYS

Amsterdam. Via London, Nov. g.
COOS A. M.)-The correspondent of
the Handelsblad telegraphs that the
Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim, which
bombarded Sebastopol, is the cruiser
known as the Coeben, when the vessel
was under the German flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
TURKISH GUNBOATS
AT GULF OF SUEZ

Naples. Via Rome, Nov. 2, 12.45 A.
M.)-Via London. Las A. MA dis
patch to the Central News suggests
that the Turkish gunboats are report
ed at the entrance to the Gulf OF
Suez. Numerous detachments of Turk
ish cavalry, according to the same dis
patch, have reached Akaban, a forti.
fed village of Arabia on the gulf OF
the same name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03

was made public here this afternoon.
No particulars, however, were given.
A dispatch received here from Con-
stantinopIe says it is understood that
the Turkish government will neither
expel the subjects in Turkey of the
Powers composing the Triple Entente.
nor interfere with those desiring to
leave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
the national joy smoke

sity VS.. Colby at waterville. pend
ing).
Saturday. June maine VS.. Colby
at Orono.
Saturday, June 12-Bates VS.. Colby
at Gardiner. tExhibition).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
BULGARIA WILL
MAINTAIN NEUTRALITY

London, Nov. 2-(519 A. M.)-The
correspondent of the Times at Sofia,
Bulgaria, says he is informed on the
highest authority that Bulgaria will
maintain the strictest neutrality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
A Football Challenge.

The Smith Grammar school accepts
the challenge of the Gardiner Gram
mar school for a game of football
Saturday at $50 P. M. on the Halo
well muster field.
CAPT. r. RUSH,
=. MGR. Z. PACKARD.
A,custa Nov e. 1914.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-03
Just about time
you got yours

The limit of going some in the smokings line is to
make fire with match, then hitch it to jimmy
pipe or makin's cigarette packed brimful Of
Prince Albert! Me-o-myl Gets you mighty
like, and turns on the sunshine spgot
in your system very early in the A. NJ
Prince Albert wins every man who's game
enough to hit the high spot at the cost of
dime Doesn't make any difference what you
think about being able to smoke pipe or a
roll-'en cigarette, you can and you Val-and
get happy on every pull-f you'll nail your flag
to the mast of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
YVES GUYOT,

Recognized Authority on Finance
and Former Minister of France.
America, of course, must profit by
a general European war, but will such
profit be more than temporary? Ex-
haustion will follow conflict, and Eu-
rope then will have lost a large part
of her purchasing power. This re-
action-the inability to buy-must be
severely felt in America, and the SUBJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04

ture. A great war in Europe probably
would bring an economic advantage
to the people of the United States.
1t would enable them to sell their
great crops at prices which would
make them much greater income
than would be realized had there been
no war or danger"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
SAMUEL GoMPERS,

SAMUEL GOMPERS,
President of the American Federation
of Labor.
''Let us hope that the American
worker will receive some profit from
such WARRIOR his foreign brother
will pay such terrible tolls in labor
and in blood The war itself is but
the effort of effete royalty to drown
the rising tide of protest of workers
and divert their attention from their
own ills"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04

EDWARD CUDAHY,
President of the Cudahy Packing
Company.
Meat prices can be expected to
go up in the event of a general Euro
pean war Foreign markets would
be demoralized and the export de-
mand heavy. The present supply is
entirely inadequate to meet the de-
mands of both America and Europe
and, therefore, Americans will have
to pay more for their flesh food"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
J. P. MORGAN, JR.,

]. P. MORGAN, JR.,
Acknowledged Emperor of American
Finance.
''It is idle to say that America will
not be hurt by a general European
war. The wholesale waste of capital
involved in such a catastrophe would,
result in distribution of losses the
world over, but the loss here would be;
infnitesimal compared with the
losses to the countries Immediately
involved"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
j. H. SELL,

j. n. SELF,
Large Manufacturer of Shoes and
Dealer in Leather.
"The price of shoes goes up with
those of wheat in war times. There
is no surplus supply of leather. A
war of any length or size will send up
the cost of shoes and all leather
goods. Every soldier on march needs
new shoes every 80 days"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
A. D. JUILLIARD,

Noted New York Dry Goods Jobber.
"a European war will be injurious
to American business. At first Eu-
rope will dump its surplus dry goods
and textiles on our markets and our
industries will stop. That means men
out of work l can see no benefit to
this country"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04

via will have no appreciate effect on
the price of meat 1t will be another
question if more of the large Euro
pean powers are involved. Should the
war be prolonged and cover the con-
tinent, its effect would be to raise
prices here"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04

CLAUS SPREcKLES,
President of the Federal Sugar Refin-
ing Co.
ga general European war would
demoralize all business and we would
be long in recovering from it: Sugar
prices would go soaring. The beet
fields of Europe would be battlefields.
Labor to harvest the crop in Septem-
Der would be in the armies and the
world supply of sugar would be cut
in half"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-04
SIR GEORGE PARISH,

SIR GEORGE PARISH,
Editor of London StatIst, Financial
Journal -.
'War will bring great benefit to
certain American industries. Ameri-
can investors and bankers should
gain much profit in the immediate flu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07

We are making speciality of Boxed
Handkerchief; 3 Zoe Handkerchiefs
in box for 25c; 3 25c Handker
chiefs in box for soc. These are
wonderfully good trades, and the
boxing makes them beautiful gifts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New trimming silks at Fits.
See Knights Christmas neckw


Harold Mute OF North Main street
left Saturday for Manchester ~ ".
where he will remain for an extended
visit
! I viii have a special sale OF furs all
this week Really good bargains Come
and look them over. Joe koyalsky, tail
or shop. Eastman block
Edmund Rudy. who has been visiting
at his former home in Barre. has return
cd 20 Hardwick. where he is employed
a. clerk at the HIardwick hotel.
Christmas club members should not
forget that Saturday and Monday are
the last days for payment on this years
accounts. Open both evenings from to
5 o'clock. Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co.
The Goddard seminary alumni have
organized basketball team and elected
manager aud captain. Roscoe McIver
was chosen captain and Michael Plum.
pides manager game has already been
arranged with the seminary team TO be
played Friday qight and il viii probably
be- PLAYED At the Church street gvmna.
sium. The iVe viii be- chosen from ':ie
following men. Mclver. Feeiev. Alex
ander Tierney, and Farrell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fancy linens for Christmas Knights
Five dollar maribcI scarfs for $500 al
Fits.
Mrs Robert Fraser who has been pass
| ing year in Salida, Col, and other parts
OF the West. arrived in the city Satur,
day and will pass the winter here
James Rowan left last night for Port.
land. Me, where he will make a short
visit before going to Rockland for a
more extended stay with relatives.
Ex.Mayor Harvey Hersey OF fremont
street went this morning to Burlington,
where he will make an extended stay
in the family Of Mr. and Mrs Harry L.
Ford
Christmas club members should not
forget that Saturday and Monday are
the last DAYS for payment on this years
accounts. Open both evenings from 20
: O'Clock Barre Savings Bank & Trust
20.
Rev. John Biork Of West Patterson
street went this morning TO Rutland,
where he viii represent the Brook street
swedish mission AZ conference OF mis-
sionary pastors lie expects 20 b. ab
sent a week.
Rev. G. c. Davenport Of Middletown
onn a representative Of the board Of
missions Of tho Episcopal church viii
give IN informal missionary address IN
the Church OF TIE Good shepherd Wed
nesday evening
We hope you haven't forgotten about
the ladies union dance "Wednesday even
ing. This is an annual social event and
you vii surely enjoy u II you 20. Re-
member the date aud place Dec q How
land hall Riley's orchestra.
Henry n mo8Qdon and George II. Col.
lamer II the Vermont Tel a Tel Cos
local oaice returned yesterday from
where they went Saturday
io attend meeting Of Telephone men F.
rom every eitH and large town iu Yer
mont. The meeting vac called for thf
purpose ct Organizing telephone chap I
~
Mail vour parnsls earl" j. tha ~.
junction that j. going ont from tHF p1st Y
lfFrs ti.eaa dave the derks ana pust
mastsF having JOINED the ship earlv-
rrrrtf~n De- thr arnuunrfraeHf afFrial
.arrfinn : rYen FOR fha ne Of the
rarfs -no nai arru urf1 CHRISTMAS on
larreIs nFbar dersrtrneuta ruies a.
-rrs SPECIFICALLY o. packages permit
- Insertion ID rmul maH Hrtffh rf
rartaH uns aHah hs MERRY
Trifmas 9iarFf NsH 8 u
rrf ig=s n1shas rsn Fs lsarfs 81
rs.a.s une naF Hrte sIr1f1s assturr
-s-r rti.ifls ri 81 n 1ia-zrusl nafuFf Ola
2 urttar r8ftiHu- rr irssrf IONS Sob
- rara 81 BITTER rastsrf gf
ss-rf tlst urltirr eurrr-t.r.5at5aH e.
unrarr $50 ra ~ D. niosrl
81 sfrtf.ra and tsf aMw IL ttt
--si8t s @ ftfw class
natngf ks isH 1rral n-e-aH r
rs ft.Huie rars-riar r fm
f1rIra En- aertr ra-frre ~ Els fa-s rr
u urrrs~r sts fio= q. rrr r-ssar. ~
- rrIulfrnsl5aafrrr nr fi.s f.rra1u-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07

At $500 are a few odd Corduroy
Skirts that are made of an ex-
ira good quality Of material.
Are Skirts that sold at $1,000.
Are in Blue and Brown. just
one-half price-at .. $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. z. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
AS WE SEE 1T
Two Things That All Will Have to Contend With

Has deliveries parcel would be slow this
Christmas people have begun to learn that sending goods
You should ahead Only weeks before
Christmas the Barre Bank Trust Company pays several thou
sand dollars Christmas Club that will Christmas
Stocks unusually large It going to take longer make
selections Unless
service Barre merchants usually would like give This
be the largest Christmas in the history OF Barre and the more you help us
by early shopping the better please
putting very tempting but
These tables and Garment Department
racks.
values
will have later Shop early You make selections and have them
laid aside In this way you all there is in it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-07
Some New Things

MESSALINE PETTICOATS-At $780, S29S, $3.50
those Cotton Messane Pettcoa at $780, 9sc Sl2
$780, $1.9s
New lot of House Dresses at 79c 9Sc SIPS Sl50 $19S
We have House Dresses in A. 40, 81, SO sizes
New lot of White Waists at $780, $125 $l.5O s19s Some
pretty styles here
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

lnnsiam unb Idlpa6 llnb bic grsiIe
um 10 15e nisbriaer.
Waaere nnb iei6te $5.OO-5.75,
8oloana $5.75-6.5, grira $6.75 -
6.s5. fette guIIen S6.75-7.1O.
8dlber-gsi re6i gutter Ra6s
traae mar Der Marft teute itart unb
bic preiie iiiesen Inn 25e.
Srbindre unb srobe $5.50-9.0O,
tair big quite Ieitts $50 $50, Grs
ira 1915.
9 6peine. potels unb Jleis
t6eriprten itiessn beute um 10c unb
idlo1en ftstis, Ieitte 9erianbiiorten
llno 5ertel aber paren langIam unb
fhipad.
@ute bis duserleiene 8erpadunass
uno 6IeiIferiorten $8.20-8.25, orbis
mare Biz auserleiene ihpere fetteSGus
$5.50-7.40, Grtra $3.50, Staas
S.S5-S.00, 5erteI bon 40 pfuno
unb tpenieer $6.00--7.75.
9 6afe unb r-gei
gutter Nahfrcge mar Der Martt kute
iteiia 81 ben aeitriaen preiien.
S6dFs.-Grtra lei8ts $4.S5. CUTE
bis aussrleiene $4.50-475, orbinGre
bis fair $3.00-4.40, Idpere S9afe
$4.00-4.25. Sabrfinse $5.oo-725.
5riibiabrs 2dmmer $6.50-9.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

II E Z
Nus bieler einen 9pnne raniumHal.
tigen Riiditanb fheibsi man ilngsfGEr
dht .Hilogramm 8romiirbarpum aus,
bas felbit tpieber Elm s3e6ntel Gramm
Rabium enibdli. Das 1T aIes, mos
bic fiinf SonneH bebanbsltss Minsrnl
erseben.
| Gs III besreiflid, Sab Elm ioldes
@erfabren enorme Rotten erforbeu.
Wldn bofft INN, rei6baltigere RintrG,
lien 5il entbeden. 10 bab man bns H1s
oiiim bilis.r geipinneH fDnnie. glrs
geiidts Der INNER ausssoebntsrtn
anpenomng bes Rdbiums All Sell,
susden ipare ss i'm Snt.reF. Der Isis
renben Menftbeit iebr gu piinT6n.
Gin seipifer eriaB bat ii6 bersiis
In bem Weiotborium gefnnben. Gs III
Elm 3srfausproouit oss Clements
Sborium, Das beionbers aug benz tci
Der syabriiation BON 8liibitriimpIeT
DeripenbetsH WionaJitiunb berssltslI!
ipirb. Das Weiotborilim beitsht das
stpsi rabiOaitipsu Stoffen, bic Strat.
len allsieuosn, jsboh nidt orei oets.
iIeoene arten, ionbern nur Die Beta.
iirG6IsH bes Rabiums.
ginsn psiter.n tsanii6en Sort,
idritt beoeitst Die Gntbedlns beg RL.
oemngits. Gr bsitebt aus einem Gors
lenpulper, Dus nit Gmandiion qti1fs
tiat unb islbit jtrablungsfdbig ipirb..
Die oft 3ipsdlos in ben Raum binaus.
gsbenben Strablsn t6nnen aIIo oans
erno aifgefanaen psrbsn. 3eb1
@ramm oi:iss pulpsrs laFeu ii9 mt
iopie! gmnnation Iaben. ipis $50
Milligramm 9aoium abgeben. ylnr
miib Der RaSemanit ifnea sebrnlitt
peroen, ba CT ihon nadl "a Stunota
Is pro5snt ieiner arnft perlisri iro
nah bier 2aesn nllr nod bic 5dIiie
Der uripriinsli4sn gnersis beiibt. ga
nan aber ben itrdblenben G0rpsr ieIbit
niht msbr aus Der 6anb su ge5sn
bralid)t, 70 bat oie WiiIeni6lft ohiGit
einen eroben Sdritt poripdrts aethta,
benn sriisns 1T Der itrabIsnoe aOrpsr
10 tofiipielis lino 5ipeitens eriiiiert .r
iiberbuupt MIR in geringsn Wsraer.
go bat iid cine gang nsue Wiiisrs
i9aft sebiIost, bic Der RabiottipiiGt,
bic iih nit bem Stuoium Der GiasnF
idaftsn bss Rabiums befdbt Gire
aan3 neus Welt eroifnet ii9 bd otnl
itaunenOen Bid. auum III iis sntOedt.
unb fdon isnnt ibr Sorisont islns
Gren5eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Sas Raoium.
Don $. 9eff.

Was III es sigeniIih nit bisism de.
teimnibpoIen Rabiiim, bon o.m 10
risI bic R.os III uno ols man bod re
3u Gsiiht beiommt? ggoraus bsitsh.
es. tppSu bisnt esq
Sisie Srasen oes publitums iins
DOu unb gang bsrsdtist. llmitiirSuns
Der Gsisbs Der pbpiii, nsus unO ba5u
iiberraidenos Gisenidaftsn Der Win.s
rulpdHer, ,lngemein ssiteissrte aeinls
entfaItuns Der pflan5sn, sritaunlife
geHerurs in idpierisen SdIlsn BON
arsbs, bic jeoer anoeren geblnO!u:l
irobten allies biss unb nod man.
Ges anbsrs bur6 bic ginpirtuns Sss
Rabiums. 0d in bic Diebbegi.roe
ean5 srtldrlih.
2eiber dber 1T ss Idtpieris. Grilds
runssn su sebsn. Wlan Iauft @sfuhr,
in 4asemsinpIdben itsden gu blsiben
ober in SpetuIationen gu perflllen.
bic MIR ben Gslebrtsn intereiiirsr.
unb ii1 onrin au perbebbern.
Raoioattipitat III Die Giaeni6aft
man6sr a0rper, obne frembs Ginpi;.
hung uno gang Don ieIbit gnersie uns
ter alien ibren 5OsmsH ausSuitrabIsr:
oIs 2i6t, WGrms unb Glsttri5itGt.
Gs mar i'm Sabre 1895, aIs .fOnis
gen feline gnibedung Der XsStrabler
cntiinbists. Gs III betnnnt, pel6cs
gufistsn iie srrestsn. Die itauHUos
Seffentli6tsit erfubr, bab oieie
iCtra6Isn lmburdFatise aSrpsr burt.
branssn uno 10 neue. frufdbare meois
sinii6e Stuoien srmOeli6ien.
Die @slsbrien aber sine.n ben Ut
laden na6. Die baurtid6li4iis ri.
genI6aft Der XsStrablen mar, bab lie
getpiiIe 6.miihe probutts fluorei3ie'
rsnb Db.r pbospborsi5ierenp maat.r.
Bon tier aus mar es nur Elm S6rllt
Sll Dem @ebanien, bab bieie femiidn
SuLitanssn audi fdbig iein tDnnt.r
islbif Strablen aus5uienbeH. Dieter
S9ritt tpurbe bon ben bamaligen
pbpiifern ihnsa getban. Senrb pu:l.
care Itslltsois Sppotbeie 5uerit uuf,
unb gaqusrsl 5eists lie prattifh. Gr
bdtte bas Gliid, es nit bem Uranium
ali Dsriu6eH. aluf cine pbOtOgrupbiids
platie, bic gum Shu., gegen DOB
ai6t in ibipur5es papisr sebiiIt ma.
lcgte er Elm ruhen Uranium uno
badts, bab in Der Gluorsi5en5 iid oisls
Ieiht unii1tbare Stra6len befinbsn
f5nntsn. bic ipie bic XsSirablen aaf
bic pboiosraphiife platte einrpirttsn.
Dos mar tbatfd4li9 Der 5aa. Doh
er fonnts iid] sleihseitig iibe3eugsn,
bab Die Gdbisteit, Strablsn ausauisrs
ben. bem Uranium. Clement felbft IL
gen mar.
8ei nGbsrem Stuoium eripisfeH IL
bieie StrabIsn fdbig, eIsttriiisrte a6rs !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04
Jluk'N ahrihten.

Sonnsritua a. Suni 1914.
ObsrbaIb Cincinnati fGut Der 5lub
langiam. bier aber mar berielbe &c,
fern beinak itationdr, nit sinem
Waheritano BON 80 Gub am 4benb.
Die nadftebenben Sspsideu trufsn
pGbrenb bes geitrigsu cages bier elm:
piitsburs, pa.-5.9 uub fdnt.
WkeIina, ". ga.-4 5ub unb faIt.
purtsrsbura, W. ga.-G unb iisigt.
aanabipa Saus.-s 3oa unb fdqt.
GbnrIeiion, W.9a.-7 5ub unb itsist.
gatlettsburg.-5 5ub unb fdui.
portsmoutb. S.--6 5uB unb fdlt.
2ouisDilIs, ap.-s.2 5ub u. itatiunGr.
Gpunsbias, Snb.-7.6 unb fGat.
Raibpille, Senn.-7.5 unb fGlt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-6.8 Iub.
Cairo, SG.-16.2 unb idni.
Wsmpbis. s.-13.1 unb f1l..
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9dsliher Wtarftberid3t.
6 incinnati, 3. Suni.


Die nadfOIsenben Quotirungsu be-
ISieben ii4 nur aui @nsrob Grams
aftionen. Sei tleinsren 9eI4dften
iperben stpas b0bere preife bsre9net.
9rbiitonen.
Der Wartt mar rubig, qreiie itetig.
9 6 m q 3. - prinl Steam
9.60-9.70c f.o. b.
5rpdengefalSenes Sleif6.
Sbort clear Ssiten 12-124c, fbort
Rippenfeitsn 114-12c, srtra i6ort
clear Seiten 114-12c, S8uItern II
--114c, Bellies 134-13ac IOie unb
3c mebr berpadt.
9acon.-S Short clear Seiten
13-134c, turse Rippenfsiten 124-
13c, ertra ibprt clear Seitsn 124-
13c, S9ultern 12-123c unb Bellies
145-14ic lcfe unb 4c per pfunb
mehr berpadt.
Su9ur gure6 TGsif6. =
S6intsn 16-16ac, picnic S6uItsrn
12a-13c, grsatfeIt Bacon 1896.
S6ultern 123-13c. Rep gort Gut
Shultern 123-13c. trodsus 9sefs
Sdinten $27.00-28.0o.
SubgepDte1tes Tteii6.-
S6inten 139-14c. picnic ShuI.srn
10b-11c, Bellies 15-16c, SdulterR
11,-111c, Hep Oort Gut 11-111c.
5rii 6es SIeii 6. = S6in.
fen 13a--14c, 4}tcnicsS8uItsrn 10a
lie, SduItern 10i-11c, Ibort
Rippenieiten 11-113c, ibort clear
Stiten 11-115r. srtro fbort Seiten
10a-11c. Bellies 131-15ac pro
pfunb.
Mebl unb 9etrsib.
81 + l.-Winter patent $4.25-
4.50, Dintsr Tantp $3.90-4.15, bo.
Tamiln $3.20-3.5O, @rtra $500 -
3.15, orbindres $2.75-2.95, Sarter
Neisen 9utent $3.75-3.9O, DO. fanep
$3,85-425, bo. 5amiIp $3.50-3.75,
aOaqenms6l, norbpeftlib semif6tes
$3.75-3.90. retnes 9Th S4.1o-
APO, aemii6tss $3.8o-4.10 per g6l.
Beiaen. - 30. 2 rotber @inter
95a-965c, Ro 8 DO. 94-95c, go.
A rother $3.50 per @u.
WeIidltpru. Ro. 2 peibes
76-763c, SO, 8 tpeibes 75-76c,
Ro. 4 DO. 73-74ac, go. 2 qel6es
73a-74c, SO. 9 DO. 73-731c, go.
a DO. 71-73c, SO. 2 gemif6tss 73a
-74c, go. 3 DO. 72a-73c, go. 4
Do. 71-72c per 9u. Weibes &oI6en.
form 73-75c, gsfbes bO. 74-76c,
semiI6tes bo. 73-75c.
9afer.--Ro. 2 psibsr 42a-43e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

G6ieusO, 3. Suni.
Weissn.-i5ar Suli S65-S7ae, am
S6IuB 87Ic; iiir September $50 -
SOC, am ShluB SEC.
DeIi6tprn.-JIr SuIi 69s-7oac.
an S4Iub 701t; fir September 67s
-67ie, am GtIub 673t.
6dfsr.-5iir SuIi 40-40sc, am
Sdlub 40se; fir Septsmbsr 38t -
385c, ON S6Iub 38sc.
Roe9sn.-RO. 2 66c.
@erite 5o-65c.
Simotbp $4.00-4.25.
Slice SOB.
qort $20.45. - Sir 3uli $20.27
-20.45, am SdIub $20.45; fir Ssps
t,mber S19.90-20.00. am ShIuB
$685..
SamnI5 $1,000. { Siir Suli $10.s
05 - 1910. am SdIuB $1o.10; fir
Septsmbsr $10.20-1030, amShluB
$10.25.
Rippsnieiten S1O.87 - 11.5o. Sir
Suli $1L25 1872, um Shlub
$11.30; fir September SHE'LL.
AZ, an Sdlub $11.37.
Butter. - Wlartt unpsrdnbert.
Gier. Wartt unOerdnbert.
adie. - greiie ni.brieer. Ddiiiss
14}-14Ac; 5pins 13i-14c; ameris
Gag l5-154e; Gong Sorns 15-l54c.
aartoffsIn unDerGnbert.
Gjeiliigsl. - Martt unper1nber!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-04

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