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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

glippsnfsiitn 11-l1ae, ertra fbori
clear Gsiien 11f-124t, GGultsrn 10
-105, Bellies 12A-13e nnb 4
mehr perpadt.
Bacon. = Short clear Seiten
12a-12ae. ertra fort MippsnIeiisl
l12E12ac, G9ultsrn 113-11ac unb
9elIies 13a-144e lois unb 3c PET
pfuno mebr rerpadt.
susar gureb SIeif&. -
S4inien 16A-17e. pienie SGuls
tern 12A-13c, 9rsatfeft Bacon 10
19ae, Gduitern 12A-13c. trodene
Beef GHtnien 27-29e.
SiiBgep5feItes GIeifd.
- Sdinteu 12a-134c, pienieSduls
tern 11t-11ae. Bellies -8-17c.
S4ultsrn 114-11ae, Hep Dort Gut
11f-11ae.
Grifdes SIeifd. - Sdin.
Ten 11a--12e, pienie S4ultern Oh
9lc. Gdultern 9a-9ae, fbort
Rippenieiten 9A-9ae, Ibort clear
SeiteH 10--10Sc, eItra jbort Geiten
9g-9ae. Bellies 14a-15ie PRO
pfunb.
MebI unb @etreibe
WebI. - Winter patent $5.25--
5.45, winter Sancp S4.90-5. 15, bo.
GamiIp $4.50-4.65, eytra $4.O5-
4.25, or6in1res $3.65--4.05. Sarfer
mei5en patent $5. 90-6.30, 6o.iancp
$5.45-5.70, DO. syamiIu $4.65-
4.65. RoggenmebI, rlorbpeitIides ge-
mifbtes S5.15-5.25, reines Gitp
S5.15-5.45 per BbI.
@eiSeu. go. 2 rother @inter
I.27a-1.2s; 30. 3 $1.26-1.N
Yo. A rotber $1.20-$1.25.
meIfmforn. - no. / ipeibes
roc. go. 2 60. s94-89sc, no. 3 bo.
681-69ae. To. A DO. 67i-68se. SO.
5 DO. 86a-67ae, Ro. 8 bp. 65a-
66ae. 90. i g.l6es 7Oc. 80. 2 bo.
69a-70e, go. 3 bo. 6Sa-69ac. Ro.
4 bo. 67-68e, 30. s bo. 66f-67ac.
go. 6 bo. 65-66c. Ro. / gemii6tts
69ae go. 2 bo. 69-69ae, go. 3 DO.
$3.50. Ro. A bo. 66s-674c, SO. 5
bo. 66-66ac, go. 6 DO. 65-66c.
5afer. = 30. 2 ipeib.r 513c,
Stanbaro :7sib.r 51-51ac. go. 3
treiBer 50a-51e, so. A tpsibsr 49}
-50Ae. 80. 2 semif6ier 5Oi-51e,
Ro. 3 semifdbisr 50-5Oae, Ho. A ges
mifHtsr 49--50e.
Rogssn. - 90. 2 $1.12-1.14,
80. 3 S1.10-1.12: Ro. a $1.08-1.s
10.
Wal8. Triibiabrs Gerfe So
-93e, ho. orbindre 80-84c per Bu.
NAilfp.
0eriauft ipurben 586 gbls. Dt
ftaers 6intfbeb Goobs uuf Der Bats
bon $1.39 Der galone.
0reesSts1.
-..Gt-
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JlmbsNadridbten.
Donntrfag "a. 0.j

Donntritas. "a. DeJ.
Der obsre ObiofluB III i'm sralI.r
beariffen bier aber itsist berisl6,
nod nnb bate seitern 9lbenb eineu
WaHsritanb bon 24.5 Sub.
Die fcls.nbsu D,peiden trafen ss.
tern bier elm;
gittsburs, ga.-11.5 sfuh u. fdut.
Wbeelins.. 80. gd.-1s.5 II. it,ist.
partersburs, %. 0a.-14.8 g., fdat.
4annipba Falls.-6.9 Sub II. fdllt.
g6orIeiton. W. 9a.-10 SUB, iieist.
poprtsmouth, S.-24.4 Sub, fieigt.
9ouispille, Stap.-9 ssub u. fteist.
gpanspille. sSub.--15.3 Jub, iteiet.
RaibpilIs. 5enn.-20.4 1ub II. iteist,
CHATTANOOGA, senn.--14.2 r., iisist.
Cairo, Sa.-13.9 Jub.
Wempbis. senu.-9.5 fub unb fGat.
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ffdrf. ginbeimifde Stiere S5.4o--
$40, ipeitlide $5.10-8.1O, aabe uub
6eifers $3.10-8.25, aal6er 81
$50.
GHafe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wartt
fturt. G@dfe $5.6O-6.5O, Sabrs
linse $6.70-7.60; 9dmmer $3.50
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FtnDbtth. - Die Sufubr tpdl
beute aerins, ebenio au9 bic w~f,
frase unb Die 8reiis fparen r+paf.
Mittiere unb ihrpere Stiere $6.25
$50, grtra $7.65-8.O0, SdIer
$3.75-5.50, isIeii6er Stiere $500
$50, 6eifsrs $4.25-6.0O. auser.
leiens $6.25-7.O0, aiibe $685.
so. auserleitne S5.60-6.O0, gdns
ners $3.25-4.00.
9u1len. Die 3uin6r mar
mir mabis. bic Radfrdse sismlif
sui unb bic preiie fietis.
Maaere unb lei6te $4.25-5.0 90,
Bologna S5.25-6.10, ertra S6.15
-6.25, fette 9ullen $6.00-6.25.
adIber. - Die 3ufubr mar aes
rina unb bic preiie ftisssn I'm 25-
50e per 100 pfunb.
Orbindre unb srobe $4.50-7.5o,
fair BIB quite lei9te S6.50-8.25,
Grira $8.25 - $50.
Shneine. - Die 3uflbr mar
grSber unb bic preiie fieten um 15c
fir bic pSiels unb fleiideriorien.
2eiGte @erianbtiorten unb 5srtel
blisben itsiis.
Guts BIB auserlefene 9erpadungss
unb yleiidsriorisn $7.00-7.10. ORE
binGre Bic auserleisne iHtrere fetie
Sdue $5.25-6.40. Gtdas $4.25--
5.75. lsiHte 9erionbtfprten 5000
700. ssertel BON ITO pfunb unb pes
niger $780,.
S1afe unb 9Gmmer. -
Der Martt mar beuie rubia uub bic
preiis ftstia.
Sddfe. .-grtra leidie $4.65-4.s
70, quite Big auserlefene $4.25--4.65.
orbinGre Big fair S2.75-4.0O.
2Gmmer $5.75-7.60. ertra Isidte
$7.75-8.O0.
RotiS.-9lm Wsihna6tstas fins
bet tetn Martt ftaii.
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1dsIider assarft ftterid,t.
giucinnati %. 8

ginctnnati, %. 1t5.
Tie nndfoIgenoen Euotirungen be.
sitben ii& MIR nuf gngros.1 Trans
niticnen. Wei HeinereH @eiddfter
lDerben ehDas b6bere Vreife 6ere6net,
propiftenen.
S9maIs. - prin1 Gteam
1025-10.50r, narniIp G&mall III
pro piunb.
IradtngefsT5sn<s 0leifH
Giert clear Gsism 11a-111s. itoss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24

Arsut- T,urit ritis. einbe.
mif&tes 90e-$1.O0 per 1bl. u. $8.0(
1000 Der 1on auf bsm gsleife
DGntfhes $12.00-15.O0 per 1on
3nfebeIn. - OeIbe 90-95c b
gu. bonn Store unb 80-85c bonn &c.
leife. MeiBe 95e-$1.0 90 Der Bu. BON
Store unb $500 bonn Gsleiie.
| Gelerp. = Wihisan. $500
2.25 per arobe Crate unb 25-40
per glnbel.
Crime gobnen. = gibIih'
4.00 per 6amper.
Gurten. Treibbaus $1.a
per DuBenb. Gloriba $500 PEI
5amper.
aarotten. -f$1.50-1.60 pei
BbI.
Kotbe mabem. - einbeimif&<
$1.00-s1.6o per gbf.
6tedri6em $1.25-1.5C
per BbI.
msise Rafen- $1.oo-1.2t
per g6l.
Qanbprpbufte
6euL go. / 9imotbp $3.50
1900; SO. Q 9imotbp $3.50 -
100; Ro. 3 Simotbp s14.50 -
1900; &lee: Ro. 1 semiidter $18.'
80; Po. 2 asmif4ter $16.5O pei
Sonne. go. / Rlee $3.50, Ho. 2 bo
$3.50; alfalfa $1700 - 20 pei
Sonns.
MabIenfutter tR fe.tg. Rfeis
$23.50-24.5O. WlibbIina srobss s2e
-26.50, DO. feines $275O-28.50.
semiidtes gutter $25. .00-25.50.
Sdmereien. Wartt iietig
aleeiamsn S740-8.30 auf bem @e,
leiie unb $8.40-9.50 per gu. BON
Stors. RimoibD $1.90-2.20 auf benz
geletis unb S2.30-2.90 per 8u. BON
Store. 9u4peisen 80e per Blu.
Berfhieberes.
SeIe.-Warft itetis. 2einol, 70.
bes soc per gallone In partien BON
3 Bbls. @eto6teS 1c mebr. go. 1
2arb0l 60e; Cotton Seeb Del, raffi.
nirteS 45c Der Galore. Terpentin
50e per @allons in partisn BON Is
Barrels. petroIeiim, Ohio Carbon
t20 @rao 9ae, DO. $50 @rao 10ic.
SeabIisbt 175 @ra6 12c, gie6 gromn
CaioIin 13c, Rapbta 16e per GaI1one
in partien bon Is BbIs.
Gals. - Ger Rar.t iIt riibis.
ObiO 9aipsr $1.10 per gbl. bon 280
9fiinb.
1als. Waarit ftetig. grima
Ctr 6s-6ae. DO. gountrs 6-s4e ,.
pfunS.
aobIcn.-Wearft rubig. yoii.
sbioebenp S3.50-3.75, 0ib unb
Slad 1925. annapba StiidtobIen
$3.60-3.75, Rab irno Slaa 1925
-2.35 per 2onne nbgeliefert. Waiih-
loie Stiidfoblen $500. @ntbraeite
S7.75 Der 9onne abseliefert. Gofe
toitet $6.00--8.50 per Tonne abse.
Iiefert
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9snssx.
usberfabrtpon gIiffiussn
gOn g . ob.rtSaeques.
Qonbpn. 15. glopenber

2onbon. 15. Ropember.
Die 0lifinssr GIodenipisle fblaseH
ipieber berauf Dur4 bic Ratt. Dor .is
nsr Stunoe perlieb i9 bas Sdiff, bas
bon GnsldHo beriiber tam. Sd bin bret
aase in 2pnbOn selpefen. in Der aufs
geregteiten Stabt Der WeIt. gs 1T ies!
bumpf in biefer Hieienitabt. bic Der
5eramustel bts arieses III. Gs min
AUDI in biefem boIldnoiidfn Jriebeu
.li@ p0n sintm tpti4sh. ,p0mtt mon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-24
q reee Sts1
Raffes = Mlarit rubis. q.eiI
3u6er. = prsifs isetia. Eaf,

Su6er. - prette fettg. Enfs
finirter Gut aoaf $685.; popberet
$5.55: CUBES $50: sranulatet
$5.45: gonfectioners .,41 6.35; OfI
.M1 $50; tpsiber erira e. $3.50
ertra e. 4.70, q. 8. glerifisb met
Der $5.10-5.2O, bo. seIber 400
4.70, bo. aelber bonn 4.35-4.60 pei
100 pfunS.
MoIaffes 1T ftetis. .-Wefp Or.
leans Open atttIe 4O-55c, gsntrif,is
gal 0-30e PET OaIlone.
Meis. - 2oiiiiana, Uanep SeaS
6a- primo ba-84c, orSindrer 43
-5e, Sapan 4a-4ae per g,finb.
Oairp. prsbutts
Bates. - Warit ruhia 4}reHs
feiter. Mbolemilt Gytra 37e, gsns
traIi5eS grtra 34ae. gentrliaeb 5irits
30a-31ac, bo. Seeonbs. 26-27c.
1ansp DARN Ice. padiua Stod 1s3
Poe per Munb.
Rate. - Narft feF. Dbip 16c,
9orbmeiiIiher 18-18Ae. glsw Derf
17e. S6meiser 21---33e. bo. Nrid Ice.
2imburssr 16-17e per piunb.
Ctr pttifs ftetig. prima
frifhs 6iibnertisr 38c, fiyfts 34Sc,
ssbtnars firiis 24e. iseonbs 22c per
Dubenb.
GefIaael. = 9sar,t iistis.
Sprinsus Don Ii pfunb unb bariibsr
11ac, unter Ii pfunb lac. 6snnen
10-125c. 5dbne 10c, 1rutbiibnsr
10-16ae Guns Sc. gnten 10-14c.
14e. GanIe Size per pfunb.
6afen. - Gana friide $1.60 =
LIS. auserlsfsne Zoe - 500 per
Dussnb.
pbf nnb esmafs
MepfeI. - Guts alepftl Site
-3.75 per Nbl.. ie mad NuaIitSt.
Gitrcnen--Ularft mar iistig.
RsHina $2.25-2.75. California ST.
75-3.25 per aiHe.
Drangen.-Wdrit rubis unb Re.
Tia i5oribn $1.75-2.5O per Rifle.
1anssrines $3.00-3.25 per DpppsIs
fife.
Grape Gruit. 1Ieriba
s.. $3.50 per Aifie.
ananas. gubanifhe. $3.50
300 per Crate.
Metntrauben. - GataipbaS
l2-13e per pcnn aerb.
Birnen. - Sidlss $2.00--2.25.
Riefer $2.25-2.6O per Wu.
prstbeIbserea.- Case Cob
s4.50-5.00 per 9bl. uub SIPS per
Rife.
RarteffeIn. - Mihisan 55-I
57c per Bu. unb $1.75-2O0 per
8bI. bonn Stors. Rsb Nibsr friibe |
Ohio 75-80c per Nu.
GHtfartsffsin--g9te Ser.
'sn $375--4.00. Baltimore $500
'sr @tI.
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Metaas Marft.
Rep gort. 90. Sea.

Rem bort. 90. 9es.
3inn III ruhis. 5 1onsq}artien su
$3.50 unb 25ssou partieu gu S34
offerirt.
9lei $3.75 - 3.85.
aupfer 1T unssressli. glsctrolbtic
$13.12 = 1880, gaitina S13-13.25.
giien III rubia unb unpsrGnbert.
Gpelter III rubia au S5.55-5.65.
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slep Dsrier 0sab- stiruass1

alAitsn ssu. a.. u llDliNeuri 4asifse Is n
nf6tlaH ferb ls... soNyllH pns, epub. br. Il
Mi4ifen ecub w.. sl naf n. 81 Wsy. ~. l6t
0ffnu:k 3 !. e.. MN1 y q afn eiy...... ~
eaIfirf. q Chs a.. eessH. u. q. beb. lr.... 81
presfL Ir. %. d.. e5Nq b 20 ~ 'o3. 1M
q q. o. lHf.. NhH q q CO. ~. Itoh
Gent 81 gsosoio 81 too<N . q. %. A.. 49,. io9
Genital pssfttT Sc. " Ncrh Haeifif <r... ASh
Qtefeb, 3 .. ~ .. 70 lotfb Bitifie &C.,. eSt
ssis sf W. wyssnan m a. '!ss u tisiJIy iI ~
~ 1.4 o. ietnf ~. ~ Hsnr cor. <r....... r.
q: 4 @ psa. a.. ssSafatlrs gen. +r.... EE
Z. Wl e. D. a.. - gfe &eN. q. IL. S3t;
skQaf.tcik 1hgtQ. 4 EU. fa. 81. at
y gaH&pae.rfs.tt - Sfp,&4 u. .fon.lr.. e
lAEtd Asxf. tfy,. - efeb, Uir Rine A.. 6isi
eel, Il eubf, %. ". psk Eoufb nas. sol IL. Goil
HAH q. RET 81. AssScmk 16r, %. lr.. -
9tfti1sye ks...,... 6sft eou. Tccific. ~. 80 s5k
erie %. ~. 9srie1. ettk Soutt Heiipab ST.. M
erie esn. tf...,,. % lesuit m. gen. A.. Is
9rts1bf IL fen a.. 71niinicr Bacific d.. sgl&
M Gsnf ref A.. 0 litHicn 3ae ID. lr.. -
Hneert. msf txS. 74h TN Hac LtLrsf. ~. zoos
uni fhssrf @or- ~. 7t,stf q. Aubter Co.,. loi V
Gert I'm 3. ~. s. - lNira. dtemicaf .. stit
y. y bs1tr ffo1ol. nsts BatGft 4. -. ~. M
q 4R 70. tr,..... q l9 iinisn ts.,...... g7M
" - 4 1g AZ. M lHn. Central 49,. ~
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Ghieaaa 90. 9es.

Gdipeine. -3ufubr 5000. waarli
fhipd@. 2eihte $6.75-7.15, qes
mifdte $6.S5-7.20, idptre $3.50
-7.20. raube 6-S0-6.95. GerieI
$5.50-7.20.
RinSpisb, -8ufubr 5000. Marst
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Musipdrtise sNdrtte.
g2e M gort. %. S,,.

Mebl.-Marft felt.
RosgenmebI. Wartt felf. ssoi,
Bis sutes $6.00-6.15, auserlefeneE
bis fancb $6.20-6.4O.
Wdismebl.-Martt feit.
gu4tpei5enmebl. .-Martt rubia.
8udtpei5en.-Murtt iietis.
Rogeen.-Wartt iietia.
rfte.-Warit rubia.
Wei3en.-Wartt pilis. go. 2 70.
tier $1.33A unb SO. 2 barter $1.33a
auf bem Gsleiie. go. l Yorttern Du.
lut6 $1.35 unb go. ! Rortbern Wsa.
nitobd $1.3S {. /. T. Buffalo.
Welihtorn. = Nlartt felt. go. 2
selbes 75ae {. !. T. bei aHtunft; pris
mo arssntinifdes 73e nOminen abss.
liefert.
5afsr.-Martt Ttetia.
5eu.-Marft felt.
5opfen.-Wart pilIia. Gtate. or.
bindrer Biz dussrlsisnsr 1914, IT.
2Sc.
9aufe.-Utdrtt itetig.
2sber.-Wartt felt.
g}ort. - Martt itetia.
Beef. f.-Wdrft rubig.
S6mals. ls.-Wurtt uiGig. MiDbt.
Meft $10.55-10.65.
Sals.-Martt f.tig.
Wolle.-Wdrtt itettg.
6ars.-Marit rubiq.
serpsntin.-Martt itstis.
Reis.- -Warit ist.
Wsolaies.-Wartt ftetis.
3uder.-Rober feft. MolaiTes 81
36c; Centrifugal 4.01c. Rafiinirtsr
itetig.
Butter 1T felt au 23c.
7 &dfe lit ftetia unb unperGnbert.
gier iinb iietissr. Stride firits
36c. feconbs 31-35c.
gbieaso. %. Des.
@ei5en. = sfiir 0e5smfer $1.25s
Il. .26s am Sdlub $1.25g; F'i- Wsai
81. PSI .29a, am S6lub S1.282.
Welidtorn. - 1iir DECEMBER 65
-65ac, am S6Iub 65se; fir Wai
714-719c am GdluB 713c.
6afer. = sfiir DECEMBER 48J -
494c am S4lub 4SIc. fiir Wai 525
-53tc. am G6lub 53sc.
Rossen.-Mo. 2 $1.10h.
gsrfe 57--72.
simo.bp $4.75-e.5o.
alssfaamen $12.50-15.
PORT $17.0O. - Fir oSunuor
port $780, Jiir .sanuar S1S..
35-18.65, am ShluR $18.35; fir
Wai 1885 - 1915, an S6lub
1885.
SdmaIs s1O.35. = Siir :sanuar
$10.30-10.35. am Sdlub 5000;
fir Mai $10.47-10.57, dm S9lub
$10.47.
Rippenieit.n 1882 = 1925. 5ftr
Sanuar $10,10 - 10.15. am SdIub
$10.10;' fir Mdi $10.45 - 1857,
am ShluB S10.45.
Der Ulartt fir Butter. gisr unb
aartoffeln blisb uHperdnbert.
GefIiissl. asbenbes bDter. Sprins
s.rs 11ae. Sihner 1oac, surtsps
15c.
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M. liMidtf In tislsen gftariugbass
bslisfsn iid5 teute suf ts,Ss3, $50.
esfsI esfnntdisn.
Ger Ratif In goiaifesaritdtsm Sar BE- ute
isbr rub!e unb bic prsife ftstie.
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0iebnidrtte.

Cincinnati %. 0s.
3ufubr unb 9erfdnbt pGbrenb Der
DerflOfenen "a Stunbsn, persli6en
nit ben Dorberse6enben 2 9asen.
iparen ME folst:
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Gissianstt. o. 1swmbsr, 1914
Die Ss4ireee ua4 DsheteH per Bent.
EsiHe ists Gssfe unb Utfb IN stmas uiui.
GET. bod anb Darlsben ~sx eal4 ni&t IN.
Ter e2 ~ sriauaen, udbreHb 9ei@dftSpa.
payiese BON ben UanftR ebsnfaIls 81 ooS
bisfoniin Nurbsn.
6,s1ta sss .isp pssf
ipasbsn ~ 8sri, 10e unb i5e Cisfonto
sipii6en 0anien perlauft. Die gouHtsrrats
bsfraaf zoe prdmie per $1,000.
DsAfd sHf gursps
SiAt' s0f4fet auf Qonbon uursea ss
ks0 per yfuHo stsrlina quotirt. ydr
Gnf @edfd daf Berlin purben olc far I
Dearf bsrsAHei, fir @ehfel auf gariS 2se
pro braas, oui amitrbam 4is pro @ulbss
uno oni @isn 2oKr per Rrone.
enssss.ctlissfisnsa
UdKen ikhE ruhta Ate HduY,r ovnyyv..
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Der @trianbt bttrua pdbrenb Sers
ielben 3eit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
BOLD BURGLARS
ROB APARTMENT
Daylight Theft Occurs at Home
of Miss Einarsen Where
$3.50 Is Taken.

Bold daylight burglars entered the
apartments of Miss A. Einarsen, 6151a
Seventeenth street, yesterday morning
between the hours of s and IL o'clock.
securing $3.50 for their trouble.
1t is supposed that entrance was
secured through the windows in the
rear of the fiat, as they were left I'M
locked. The intruders took small
savings bank containing 50 and also
so cents in a pocketbook, but left the
purse. The room of a ledger in the
same fiat was also ransacked. The
burglars left by unlocking the kitchen
door. taking the key on the inside and
locking the door on leaving. The key
is missing. Jewelry and silverware
was left untouched and it is evident
that the intruders wanted only money.
The case was reported to the police
last evening. The stolen bank was
found lying in an alley later and had
been broken open.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
new CITIZENS TO
LAUNCH A LEAGUE
of Southwest Terri
tory, Recently Annexed, to
Have Improvement Body.

Residents of the territory at the
southwest recently annexed to the
city are planning organization of an
improvement association. Already one
meeting has been held and the situa-
ton discussed. Another meeting has
been called for o'clock Friday even
ing at the Aiken street school, the
school directors having rendered use
of the hall for the purpose.
Friday evening it is expected Off
GERS will be elected and a program for
the coming year outlined. The peo-
pie of the newly annexed section have
gotten the real city spirit of lettering
and identifying their home environ
ment and they aim to profit by the ad-
vantages that are rightfully theirs as
a result of their becoming a part of
the municipality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
Pure FOOD MAN
TO AID COUNCIL
assistant State Commissioner
offers Services in Drawing
Up Milk Ordinance.
70 TAKE BEST OF BOTH
,.-nissien Decides to Draw Up New
Measure, Taking Provisions From
the TWO Now Before Il.

-ohn B. Newman. assistant state
- food commissioner. Chicago. will
!. called to this city at some future
.,.s to assis; the city council in the
,-.psratiou OF a new milk ordinance.
/, the session OF the city council
- this afternoon. Commissioner
,-.sie Hart read a communication
~ the Chicago man in which he
-,sszed 10 give help 10 the COUNT and
s-,losed copies Of milk ordinances re-
..-,iv adopted IN Peoria and Kewanee
--ssr the direction OF the stare pure
- commission. He stated that the
,-,risioas in each were the best The
omission knew OF. with the excep-
-, that the board did not believe in
- sale OF milk in bulk.
Alter some discussion by the com
-is.icn il was decided that the com
-;ssiouers would 20 over the two or
assnces now before the body. me one
,-svsred BY Former Health Physician
n C. c. Craig. and that of City At
,5zey J. F. Witter.
Or. Craig's ordinance was presented
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
AGED RESIDENT
CALLED TO REST
Thomas j. Adams, Who Came to
Presumption in 1851 Sue
cumbs From Paralysis.

Thomas jefferson Adams, SO years
of age. died at 1880 this morning at
his home. 1920 Seventeenth street,
after an illness of several months with
paralysis. He suffered a first stroke
on July 81 and the second last Mon
day.
Mr.. Adams was born in Pennsylva-
mia, where he spent the early years
of his life, coming west, and settling
in Presumption in 1851. He lived here
until seven years ago, when he moved
TO Rock Island. He was united in
marriage to Miss L. ]. Johnson, who
preceded him in death, "a years ago.
He is survived by five sons, Frank,
Rock Island; William, Iowa; Clarence,
Davenport, and Fred and Rueben, Chi
cago. and four daughters, Mrs. L. Ban
tie, Viola, ILL.,; Mrs. d. Grove, Chicago;
Mrs. w. E. Thompson, Rock Island,
and Mrs. B. Gist, Florida.
The remains will be sent to Viola
for interment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16

Miss Dina Ramser chairman of The
Argus Santa Claus committee, arrived
last evening from Chicago, where she
had gone with her mother to spend
the winter, to take up her duties in
connection with the distribution OF
The Argus Santa Claus Fund. Miss
Ramser has been associated with The
Argus Santa Claus committee ever
since fits organization five years ago,
and she is peculiarly fitted for the po-
sition as head of the committee. She
has long been connected with the
working charitable organizations in
the city. She was for number OF
years police matron, and is familiar
with every phase of charity work in
the community. She today began in
earnest her work in the interest OF
the fund. and will devote her entire
time until Christmas in this work
Colonel Bracket circle No. IS, La
dies of the G. a. r., at their annual
meeting yesterday afternoon voted
The Argus Fund So. which they ask
be used in bringing Christmas cheer
to those homes where otherwise there
would be none.
The Postoffice clerks branch No.
232 gave So to the same fund, express
ing the wish that the money be ap-
piled to the cause of the children. Two
tiny children. Edgar and Helen Welch.
came to The Argus this morning with
their contributions of % cents each.
amounts they had saved a penny or
nickel at a time for the little children
who are not so fortunate as they,
showing a very beautiful spirit.
The l.. Z. West Gum company, fol-
lowing a custom established years ago,
yesterday sent to the committee a big
package containing gifts to be distrib-
uted through The Argus fund. \ do
nation of SO came from a man who
refused 10 permit the use OF mis- name.
Smaller amounts of 80 cents. 81 and
other sums have been coming in all
day. ana mean 50 much TO the com
mittee in charge.
Miss Dorothy Wood. young woman
who is herself employed during the
day. donated three lovely dolls which
she asked be given TO some poor little
girls. In fact so many gifts have
come during the day that it is quite i'm
possible TO mention each. but every
one denotes a heart that is full of love
and compassion. II is a beautiful tes-
timonial to the big hearted people or
the city. and the gifts will not only
make many hundreds of children very
happy, but will make their own Christ
mas so much the brighter and mer- |
rier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
WILLS $1,000 TO
CATHOLIC CHURCH
owen Jordan Bequeaths Estate
to Dean j. j. Quinn for
Use at st. Joseph's.

An estate of between $4,000 and ST.
OCO was bequeathed to Dean J. J..
Quinn for the work of St. Joseph's
church. according TO the terms of the
will OF the late owen Jordan, which
was filed today for probate. Judge B.
S. Bell set the hearing for Jan. 10.
The instrument was drawn Dec. 2,
this year. No relatives OF the deceas-
ed are living as far as known. The
will makes an unconditional bequest
10 the church, STIMULATING that Dean
Quinn use his own discretion in the
disposition of the fund. Mr.. Jordan
was 6s years of age at the time of
his death and had lived here since
1866.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16

last July and he stated at the time
mat II was similar TO one in force in
rockford The commission thospbt
mat II both ordinances were gone over
AID the best from each taken. after
me new one would be drawn up. that
then it would be wise TO call Mr.. New
man TO this city for his aid.
Talk of Site.
The question of a tuberculosis sana.
forum site was also brought IN. the
property OF II. Willm. near seven.
teenth street in South Rock Island he
ing considered. Mayor Schriver is tax
ing the matter up with City Health
PHYSICIAN DR.. \. y. Mueller and the
board OF doctors. and hopes to arrive
at some definite conclusion as to the
best adapted site. through the process
or elimination of those not fitted.
Dr. Mueller's plan is not that of port
able cottages but one of one building.
with administration room in the cen
ter. mems rooms on one side and
women's on the other. with sun porch
Is around the entire building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-16
Special Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on Wed
nesday. the sixth day of January. A. d
1915, in the city of Rock Island, in the
county of Rock Island and state OF
Illinois, an election will be held for
the purpose of submitting to a vote to
the election of said city the PROPOSE
ton:
Shall the city of Rock Island annex
the following described territory, to-
wit: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner of lot twelve G2) in the plat OF
Brashar's subdivision of he north one
eighth Q-S) of section eleven I'D in
township seventeen 90 north range
number two 90. west of the fourth p.
NJ, thence west on the north line of
said lot s, 90 chains to the center line
of cemetery street in said plat (now
known as Twelfth street road: thence
south on the center line of said GENE
terry street five 90 chains MOI or
less to the center line of Brashar
street: thence west on the center line
of Brashar street and on the line be-
tween lots one % and two %. COM
missioner's exhibit &C." 1876. of the
northeast quarter G-4D of section ten
(10), township seventeen 40, north
range two (2D. west of the fourth =.
NJ. TO the west line OF the Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Railway com
pany's right of way formerly known
as the Rock Island & Peoria railroad)
thence southeast along the west line
OF said right-of-way. 10 the intersection
OF the west line of said right Of way
with the continuation of the south