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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
LURING A LANCEHEAD.
Presence Of Mind In Dealing With q
Deadly Serpent.

In a French paper is told a curious
serpent story. the scene of which was
the island OF Martinique and the dram
ats personae Sergeant Legrand and
Private Durand and the snake a dead
ly lancehead.
The soldier had been punished with
n night in the cells for some trivial Of
tense. but as the night was very hot
the sergeant had left the door open
In the morning at 3 o'clock Legr>ad
went TO wake his prisoner and, TO his
horror. beheld a lancehead snake coil
ed up and fast asleep on the mans
breast
The sergeant did not lose his pres
ence of mind. He stole noiselessly
away, ran to the guard room and. fol-
lowed by all the men on duty, return
cd to the cell with a bowl Of milk and
tin whistle. Placing the bowl of milk
at the entrance to the cell, the SER
geant began to play the blue Dan
ube.' 1t is needless to remark that
the weakness of the lancehead is milk
and music. The serpent, which was a
six foot specimen. awoke. glided from
the soldiers body toward the bowl.
but IL had no sooner buried its head
in its beloved drink than ten cudgels
descended on it with terrific force.
killing it outright.
The soldier. Durand, who was in a
swoon, was taken to hospital, where
he lay for many days on the verge OF
madness. He finally recovered and re-
lated his horrible experimentation he
had awoke in the middle Of the night
rs the serpent was coiling itself on his
bare breast and how he had lain there
in an agony for hours, not daring to
move muscle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
NORTH BENNINGTON

Edward Bryant OF Manchester Cen
ter visited In town Sunday.
Herbert walbridge has accepted
the position OF assistant postmaster.
Miss Florence Gorton has returned
from a short visit at her home in Rut
land.
Miss Ethel Foster who was a week
end visitor at her home in Shushon.
has returned.
Mrs. Amy 7. Sweet has returned
from passing n few days with rela-
tives and friends in Dandy.
Jerome Horton OF Mechanicsville
was the week end guest OF his sister,
Mrs. Ed Mosher of Prospects treet
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Thomas and
children and Mrs Claude Baker spent
Saturday and Sunday in Glastonbury.
Miss Gee Lefingwell OF West ST.
has returned from spending few
days at her home in Middletown
Springs.
Miss Frances Richard. who has
been spending a week at her home
here. returned Sunday to her duties
at the North Adams Normal school.
A very pretty wedding took place
Saturday evening. May ,. at the
home OF Christopher Fruitrich of low
er Main street when Miss Bertha
Hulliger and Adolf Balmer were unit
ed in marriage. Rev James 5. Clark.
pastor OF the Congregational church
officiated. The bride was dressed in
champagne silk and wore a corsage
bouquet of white carnations. She was
attended by her cousin. Miss Coney
Fruitrich. who was dressed in grey
silk and wore a corage bouquet Of
white carnations. Harry Frtitrich,
cousin of the bride, was the best man
After the ceremony, which was per
formed, with about twenty-six guests
present, mostly relatives. refresh
ments were served. After n brief
wedding trip the couple will reside in
North Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
WEST sHAFTssuRV

Clayton Reed vas IN Troy Monday.
Clarrisa Perkins spent sunday al
lone.
r. r. Tinkham and son we're in
bennington saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Truman Amidon vere
In Bennington last Friday.
Roy Robinson spent several DAYS
al Herman Niles. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanley spent
Sunday in SALISBURY Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward bronson
spent sunday AZ George Bronsons.
Jessie woodard spent last week
with his sister. Mrs Ernest Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. p. n. conners went
on a carriage drive 10 Fayville. sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Amidon and
daughter. Lena, spent saturday in
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dunlap OF Wa
teriord were guests OF Clayton Reed.
Sunday. UNUH
Harold Botium visited his uncle.
John Huntington several days Last
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Coulter called
on Mr.. and Mrs Fred Harrington one
day last week.
Mrs. II. y. Dyer went 10 Sandgaie
Saturday. 10 visit relatives and re-
turned Monday.
Farmers IN this vicinity are i'm
proving the pleasant weather in pre-
pairing their sowing ground.
Mrs. Andrew Niles and daughter.
Winnona. visited Wales Potter and
family several days last week.
Mrs Newell Bennett and nephew
Percy Foster. we're In SALISBURY
Valley Sunday. visiting Mrs. Ben
netts mother. Mrs. Eliza Milllngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harbour Of
woodford and Mrs. Sullivan Center
OF SALISBURY Valley spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Amidon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Prank Thompson OF Beech street
has purchased a Ford automobile.
Rev. Fr. p. J. Barrett. OF Rutland.
was a visitor In Bennington. today.
". n. Bradford and DIR. b. C. Jen-
ney are fishing IN Arlington today.
William Lee OF Albany has accept
ed a position AZ the Putnam house.
Mrs. Lester n. Nichols left today
for Flatbush, \. " her former home.
Miss Mabel r. Palmer left today
for her former home in Fatbush. \.
Y.
John Bellmore has moved from
WOOdford city 10 a tenement on
Gage street.
Miss Irene Cook OF Park street is
visiting for a few days with relatives
in New York.
William H. Wills. OF the Drysdale
store. is In New York on a business
trip for his employer.
Mrs. W. V. Burdette. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Earle Marsden. re
turned today TO her home. Utica. y
Y.
Miss Mary Purcell. Miss Mary
Maunday and Miss Lenora Ghetti OF
New York are the guests for the
week of Miss Purcell's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Purcell, OF School
street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06

No dumping of rubbish and cans
along the highways. Persons doing
same viii be fined, according to the
law. Per order
Board of Health.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
A caro-
We, the undersigned, d

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on o.
cent bottle OF Green's Warranted
Syrup of Tar II It fails TO cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy A. s. Hathaway
Harwood Drug Store
c. r. & A. p. HAWKING
3. A. Quinlan Z. c. Woodwork
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
Stronq Presumption.

Lawyer-.You say that the defendant
ran his automobile into the show win
dow of millinery store; but that
doesn't show he was intoxicated, does
It? Officer We'll, no; but when | ar
rested him he was trying on the hats!-
New York 'ilobe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
a Hard Case.

.EIis wife earns her own money"
Indeed! | did not know she was
employed
"Oh. yes; hard at it all the time"
"What does she do?'
Works him to give up."--New York
Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06
Aches. Not Acres.

"Your garden is rather small, isn't
it?' ut seemed so before / began to
cultivate it"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-06

Wait IS n hard word TO the hungry
German Provnrb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
elnk'HaA riAtes.
DOnnsrstaa. 8. December.

Donnerstag. 8. DECEMBER.
Der Obere nluB 1T lansiam in
Steigen besriffsn, BEL biefigsr Stabi
afer Fpar berielbe ftationdr nit si.
mem @aiisritanb bon lis Sub an
2lbenb.
Die foIsenbtn 9spsi&en trafsr
ipdbrsnb bss Soaes bier elm:
pitts6urg, Ya.-6.6 ffub, fdllt.
Mbeelina. 20. @o.-9.3 5us, iteisi
9arfsrsburs, 80. 9a.-6.6 Tub.
aanatpba Sails, go. 9a.-0.8 6ub.
gbarleitOn 90. 90. 10 ;ruB. iteiat.
portsmoutb. O.-3.6 fuB, fallt.
louisville. ap.-9.0 Iub. fdat.
gDausUille. snb.-38 ifub, itsist.
RafbpiIls. 7enn.-7.o SUB.
Chattanooga. 5enn.- Gub.
Cairo, sslI.-7.7 iFub.
Mempbis. 9enn.-3.2 5uB. ifeist.
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G9mals. Sir ssdnuar 9.5O-
1852, am GhIub $50; fiir Wai $685.
9.S7. am GHlnB 8. 81.
Rippenfeiten. = fiir sSanuar SO. so
-9.67, am S4IuB 9.62; fiir Wsai
$9.S2-10.00. am Sdlus 9.95.
Butter. Warit unperdnbert.
gier. - DART unperdnbert.
RurtOffeln. - Wartt pillig. NliS
disun unb Wisconfin rotbe 35-4oc,
bio. fpeiBe 35-49e.
GefIieel. 2ebenbes. preile
h5ber. Sprinsers 11ae, Siibner 1Oe,
Irutbiibner 1876.
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Bsx Der beIsiidex &hie.
Blanftn6srg6e, l. Rop.

Die Ginnabme O.s als uneinnebm.
bar geltenoen antpsrpsn baben biz
Gngldnber I'm 70 ip.nissr psridmsr3t,
ols jis baburh gs5punssn ipurben,
ben 9eutftsn bic &iiite fr.i8useben.
Gas 4ufseben bisisr. aiiite bait. nes
ben jsber prattiiden fir gnsIanS
aud feline IpmboIiide gebeutuns. Wis
ibmerasHb ibm oisie Dunbe lit, iiebt
man on Der 4rt unb Der 5Gufisteit,
nit Der iid bic .Hslii6sn 3situns.n
nit BEN 3uftunb an Der bsIsii9sn
&iiite txiddftig.n. Man harf obns
llebertreibuns bsbaupisn, oab Don
fiinf MittbeiIunssil aus bisiem Gsbisi
Dielleidt cine tbsiltueiis .tipas NIT
Wabrbsit 5u thnn BAT. Gin 5beil Der
hoadnbif8en gJreiis, b. 3. glGttsr mi.
DE 3elesraaf". bic Rbi Bel ben BEL.
sif9en GliidtIiusen in bober 9unli
ftehtn anb bic srobsn srnitsn 3eitun.
gen untsroriidsn. 6etbeilisen ii4 an
oieler 4rt Der 8eridtsritattuns.
JH Der Rummer bss 81. Sitobsr
tbeilt ). .. De 5elesraaf" nit, elm.
perlpn in gIiiIinsen babe ibm beri9.
it, bic Oeuti6sn bGtten Sitenbe pers
laiieH uno Iit uad 3.sbriiss. 5uriit.
gesosen. Sn poriidtissrer Jorm mel.
bet, Don berisIbsn unipabr6eit ausse.
benb. bas .SanbeIsblao". oab BIZ.
osntide geiasauS Don Sftsubs na9
BlaHisn5ersbe gt5ogeH lei.
Sur4 4usenfdsiH babe ib mid
iber5eust, Oab oas cine e6eniu peni9
itinpmt ME oas anoers. SD gins Don
Der boadubifdsn @rsn5e am 3pin
bel Gab5anb aus iiber bic Diinsn mad
Gnode uno JAP nidts BON ben beuts
iden gef9iibsn, bic nad Der .1imss"
ben GiHgdns in bic Stabt bebro6en
iolten. 3piiten Der boadnoiIaeu
@ren3e uno BEN alien anoder2euht.
tbnrm iab i'd iibsrbaupt ni9ts bonn
Erieg. Do9 ettpas, iogdr sttpas llE.
beimliaes: am 5tranbe lag, pomTleer
ausssDorfen sum Srittsl i'm sylua.
lanb i4on besraben, cine ensliiae
Seemine, bic iia ipobl IosssrifIen bas
ben pirb. Da aud nod an aHoersa
Orttn ber btlgiiden 4iiite ioIfe LOS.
seriftne engliIhe 1tinen lisaen, bi.
BON beutfdeu Soibatsn betuadt iuer.
BEN 10 BAT man ben ii9er.n g.tpeis,
oab nidi Dsuti4lanb. ionbern gna.
lamb bic MiHm legi. bic ss gum Der
lslmnen Bel ben neutralsn 2dnb.rn
auf bsutiae Re4nuns su brinsen Der.
fudt.
DAT ale aiift.norte Bis na6 anos
de NIT beutidsn @eriDunbetsn iiber.
fiidt feisn, III untpdbr. R6rSli6 DON
Sitenbe befinbst ii9 fein einsiaer
osufifer @erpunbeter in irgeno einem
Dirt Sn heuti4si6p,issr gldttern
bate ih Sslesramme aus Sollonb ge.
lefen, mad ben 3uIammenii5bsn Bel
Rielport feisn srihlnffte beltide Sol.
Daien in Mensen iibsr bic boddnbiI6s
gren5e gssangsr. Rad ben 3upers
!GiIigiien GrtunOisungen bat tein elm.
Tiger bsutfher Solbat felt osm ssau
pom glntperpen bic Grenss iibsridrits |
Ten.
9as .Gdo be pdris" bonn 20. Ots
ober briidie einen S6mGbartiiel iibsr
Rruppfne Gei6iiBe, Gs tpurbe bariu |
Iefnst, bic Geihiibs, bic &rupp fir
anttperpen selieiert babe, isien nit |
Ibiiht ieblft fabrisiert iporMn, iit |
elem nIIe mad bsm britten Sfib I'M.
,rnuhbdr sefpefen unb bGtten ben
'muelIen SaI Der Stdbt mitperfduI.
yet. Disfen b5soriieen glusfdIsn !
ann Id entssssMsssn Sab t4 NIT |
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Re6t f6 ei6etbaft.

Cine Dame, bic tpeit brauBen in
einer 9tIa nobnte, tpurbe pIobIih
trunt unb rief teIepbonii4 ibren 9lrSt.
Sic Bat i'm i'm @ntf9ulbtgung, bdB
lie TIN peranIaiIen mubte, einsn 10
tpeiten Wea Inn ibresaptlen su MAIDEN.
%, bas tbut nidts!" erpibsrts Der
Dpttcr freunbli6. a3ufdai1 babe tb
md cine patientin in Der @esenb unb
faun baber stp.i fsliegen nit elmer
&lappe fdlogeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

Htn bDieb. Sie Jdffrngs
mar nidt arob unb Die preile fparsn
| iittia fir bic bsFeren QuaIiidten,
irdhrenb bic anberen ihipdh tparen.
Studers unb Wil6tiibe, aussenoms
men Sum Sdladten, faHben teinen
Marlt.
Wittlere unb fdipsre Stiere $3.50
-7.50. auserlefene $7.60-8.25,
S6ien $300-5.75. Gldfder Stiss
re $5.25-725. auserlefsne Bis ertra
$7.50-775. 6eifers $4.25-7 .25,
aiihe $3.255.50, aussrleIene $5.75
800. Gamers $3.oO-4.OO.
8ullen. Die 3ufubr mar
aroB unb Der Ularft lanaIam.
Wiagere unb leidts $4.75-5.5O
Bologna $5.60-6.35, ertra $6.40
$50. feitt gullsn $6.00-6.50.
Rdlber. 3ufubr siemli6 arob
unb Wartt faam itetis. BIB 25c niebs
riasr.
Orbinare unb srobe $4.50-9.5O,
fair Biz CUTE leidte $7.50-1O.75,
egtra $10.00-10.25.
9 9ipeine. - Oa bic 3ufubr
ir ben peitli6en Mdrtten qrob mar,
unb bic preiie bortiel6It fart beruns
tersingen. 70 fisIsn bisfslben aud bier
nm 10-15c unb Der Wlartt fhlob
flau unb f4ipah.
Cute Biz auserleisne 8erpafunass
unb Jleiideriorten S6.5O-6.65, ae-
miidte 0erpadunssiorttn $685.
6.55. orbindre Biz auserleiene if,inere
fette Sdue $5.25-6.15, Staas $3.50
-5.75, lsidte 8srlanbtiorten $500
--6.25. Srtrtsl, 110 pfunb unb psnis
ger $5.25-6.00.
g hafeunb admmer. Bel
sismlih gutter Ratfrdge mar Der
Warit 6euie ftetia fir S9afe unb um
10--25e bSber fir admmer.
Shufe: Gatra Bis quite inb auser4
lsiene &.@-4.90, orbinGre bis fair
$2.75-4.50; 2Gmmer:. ertra $8.15
-8.25. quite Biz auserleiene $7.75-
S.15. orbtndre BIB fair S6.Oo-7.5O.
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Cbtcaao. 2. 9asmbsr.

Sdpsine.-- 3ufubr 10000. Tlarti
meiitens fbfpad. 25c nisbrissr. Bull
$670-6.90, Isi6te $6.40-6.90
gemiihte $6.60-7.10, ihpere $3.50
-7.10, raube S6.60-6.75, JertsI
$3.50-6.50.
Minbpieh. - 3ufi,6r 1900. Uaart,
iitia bis 15c nieorissr; GinbeinifGs
Stisre $5.60-10.10. Meitsrn So .25
$50, aiibe unb 5eifers 1926
$50, aGlber $7.00--10.0O.
Sdafs. = 3ufubr $4,000. Martl
fdipah, 10-25c nisbriser. S6afe
S.20--6.25. SabrIiHse $6.30--7.5o
Gdmmer $6.50-9.0O.
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1dsIi6er Wsarttbertd5t

Cincinnati, 2. Ds5ember.
lie nadfoIgenSen Quotirllneen be.
aieben iid ttur nuf Gngros.E
nftionen. Bel Heineren UeiH6ften
tperben etuas b5bere preife berehnet,
Wropiiionen.
ShmaIa. Bri1nd Sfenm
S9.60-$9.7O. s5dmilp Samols 11a
LIZ pro pfunb.
IrodtnsefaIsenes Teifd
Shori clear Geiteu 11a-11ac, f6orl
Rippsnfti!xn lille, trtra fbori
clear Gsiien 114--11a, G@uliern 10
-l0i. Beetles 12A-13e. intbr Der.
pndt.
Bacon. - Sborf clear Geiten
133-13ac, ertrd ibort Mippenieifen
12a-12a, Shultern 114-12c, nnb
Bellies 13a144e loie unb 3c per
pinno mebr perpadt.
Sugar Gnreb GIetff. -
gdinien 17--17ic. pitnic GHuI.
tern 12i-13e. Hreafaft Baton 1SA
-20e, Ghultern 12A-13c, trpdene
Beef Shiuten 27-29c.
SHBgep6feIteS JIeifh.
-Ghinlsn 13-13ac, pirnie Shul,
tern 11A--12e, settles 16s-17ac,
ShuItern 1if-12r, gaeip Uort Gut
11A--12c.
Grifhes GTeiidb. - Shin-
len t2+-f3c. pinic SdnItern 1OA
--11f, ghuItern 10i--1fc. ibort
9fippenieiten 10A--10ae, fbort clear
Seifen 10h-11e, ertra 1bprt Geiten
10t-10ae. Bellies 15-16tc pro
pitin6.
MebI nn6 UetrefSe.
WebI. - M}inier patent So .25--
$40. Winter Goneb $4.90--5.15, bc.
fSnmilp $4.50-4.65, Grtra $4.05--
4.25, or6in6res $685. .05. Sarter
gDeiaen Nntent So. .90-6.30, 6o.fonrp
$5.45-5.70, DO. GamiIp S4.65--
4.85. Woggennebf, noroDeitlihes ae.
miihtes $5.1b-5.25, reines gitp
$5.15--5.45 per Dbl.
MeiSen. - SO. 3 rotber @fnter
S1l5A1.16, 30. 8 S1.14-1.15,
go. 4 rotber S1.08-S1.12.
melf&forn. - no. / iueibeB
rltiies CSC, 30. 2 30. 64A-65, 30.
3 bp. 63{-841c. go. A DO. 61-62c,
Tr. 5 DO. 60-61t. 30. 8 bo. g.
Coz. 30. / selbes sc, Ro. 2 bo. 64A
85e. 30. 8 DO. 63f-64ac, no. Al
be. 61-62e. go. 8 bo. 59A 60Ae,
30. 6 bo. 5sh-59ir. 30. / ssmifds
tee 64Ar. Ro 2 br. 63A-64ic, 80.
3 bD. 62A 835c, 30. 4 DO. 61--82r,
No. 8 bo. 59a-60Ae, go. 8 DO.
5eA A59Ae. Nsues iuetbss snIbenz
tprn 60--62c, geIbes 61--8Sc, aes
nilhtsS 61--69c per Bu.
60ftr. - 30. 2 ipei6er Sic,
GtaHb0rb ipeiber 500 Sic, Ro. 81
ipsiber 50-502s. 30. A fpeiber 4SS
--49ie49ac. 30. 2 semif1tss 49a
5N, 80. 3 asmiidter 49495c, |
To. 4 aemtfater 4849e.
Rpggen. 30. 2 $1O9---I
1.lo. Ro. 5 sLo5--1.os. 10. Z s1.ooI
--1.05.
WaIs. - Driibiabrs Gtrife SO |
.-86e. bo prbindre s4--8se bsr Oh. |
W4tBft.
Derfauft tpurben 1885 w6Is. Dt |
Filters 6lnij1sb GeobS auf br Dafis !
bon $1.30 psr gdlsns.
WrsesrieH 'FE7-
taiA s Z &
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isst in Der. boadnbii6en prsife bic
Mittheilung. biss @elb lei natiirli4
nur Der erite 8eitras. Mlfo auf 9t6s
i9las8abluna bdlt bag reide Gnalano
bic bur4 feline fAma6Dole politit
mad 0ollanb 0ertriebenen.
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Wtetau > M artt.
Hen gort, 2. December

Rem Wort, 2. DECEMBER.
Sinn. - Marft itstis, 5 9onnen
S33.00- 33, so, 25 5Onnen $32. 30
$3.50. glectrolptic fef, $12.87-
1900, gaftina $12.67-12.75. Sron
ruhig unb unberdnosrt.
glei. - Wartt rubig, $3.75-
3.85.
Spelter. ~ Martt itetis, $5.35-
5.45.
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Z m mer htrfe1hs

Prpfefpr: .@Ott Isi Durif, bab sic
mir glei4 bier Dor Der Sbir begegz
nen!"
9efannter: pSabeu sic mir ettpas
mitSutbeilen2"
Rein; aber als id Sie griiBen
ipoIlte, mertte i6, bdB Id meinen out
Ipsrse6sn babe"
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gon Ser Setunbarbobn.

9oifagier gum Sdaffnsr): .Nd.
rum pfeifi benn bic Muidine, pGb-
reno mir oa our9 oen Srt fdbren, f.
l5rill rnb anbaltenb9"
S6affner: n8us 1T fir ben pfurs
rsr urb rlr ben SberIebrer g 3eis
den, tdb Der Serr 8pritanb BON Da.
rslbaufen beute gum Stat bsriibsr.
Commit"
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Die llmidts tn bisIisen Glsdfinsbass
bdieten ii4 teute auf "A, ,ll5, 300.
Tie Wep Desser Nltienbbrie hirb am
IA. Tsltmbsr wisbsr ae5Hnet wsstsH.
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Gbieaso. 2. DECEMBER.

Gbicaso. 2. DECEMBER.
Dei5sn. - sSiir DECEMBER Slid.
1.154. an SdluB $1.14s; fir Wloi
N.20t-1. .21s. dm Sdlub $1.21s.
WeIi6iorn. giir DECEMBER 63a
64ac. am ShIuB 63Bc, fir WaI
-69sc, am S9lnb 694e.
1aftr. - Cir DECEMBER 474--
48ac, am S6luB 47ac; fiir Mai 52s
52at; am S1lub 52sc.
Rossen. - SO. 2. S1.08a.
Oerffe. - 60--77c.
Simcthp. - $3.75-5.40.
aIst. - S12.00--14.50.
pcri. - Giir Sdniar $17.95
1925, am G@luB 1902; fiir Wni
s18.&-1s.35, am G&luB S18.47,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

ouktuUobbS = Ve5tWosJ xwiss
MA bsnts waren BE Dantea NIT Sssx.
i!msestdten sieuIi4 fart beidbdtttgt, bod
ilRD be 0inByatsn tiimer nod ieif, obpobl
bic Ra&frege mad 1arfeben tur nad6fa
NAT Gi purbsn fir TarletH ron esIls
6H bstt4ntt, wdbresb Oef6dftsvapiere Don
ben Uonlen fbsnfaas ~ eS bislsntirt wur.
bsn.
lDs&ia 6si .isss pSsE
wurbsa A. 1ss g,rdnie 5mifAsa Wanien per
iauft. 4isGounterrats betrdst Soc prdMis
tss s1eeo.
rgs4jd All (Hssps
ei4t. mehfeI auf 2onbon purbea Az
e4s0--4.09 per pfunb gterlina quptirt.
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1pRays ssss9Het, ids @edisf duf Yaris Ssc
pre- 6rsns, auf dmitnbant 41Ks bro Gal
bes xNb auf Bien soKe per aTone.
psnbss.c ctfIsafisneu
iuurteR nur ueuja uehonbeft. Die BaNfeu
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Asss&rtise Rxrtts.
Rem gOrt, 2. DECEMBER.
Mebl. - Mdrtt iteiia.

Webl. - Martt ftetig.
Wussenmebl. - Warit felt.
gu6Deiaenmebl. - Warit flau.
Yu9tpei5en. - Martt Iietig.
Waismebl. - Wdrtt iietis.
Rogaen. - Wartt feitsr, No. 2
Weitern $1.10A {. I. (. guffalo.
gerfte. - Warft itetis.
/ Mei5en. - Martt psr1nberlid, glp.
2 rotber unb To. 2 barter $1.17a,
Rc. l Qortbern Duluth $1.214 unS
gio. / Rpribern Wadnitoba $1.25a
nomineil c. |. T. 9uifalo fir 3ufubr.
NBelfdiorn. Marit Itetis. go.
2 aelbes 73e {. |. T. fiir 3ufubr; glrs
sentinifdes 73c nominell abseIieiert.
faftr. - Wdrtt itstis, Gtanbarb
53ae, Ro. 3 peiber 53c, fanep ssbiiis
fer ES--SGr
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QanSprsbuifs

6O-Sbs w. ltttttS 36f.pO TlO.tO, Ae'
mifhtes yutter S24.50--25.50.
Sdmereien. - Norft He4ig.
Rlsslomen $7.25--S.25 auf bem ge.
lsife unb $S.4O-9.6O per gu. bonn
Store. Ninotbp S1.95--2.20 auf benz
GeIslfe unb $2.30-2.S5 per Hu. BON
Store. Bu4peisen SOC psr gu.
Deridiebenes.
OeIe.-Wnrft itetis. 2einoI, 70.
bes 50c per GuIlone In partisn BON
5 DbIs. @efohtes 1c mebr. Dlo. 1
2arool 60c; Cotton Gee6 Del, raft.
nirteS Acc per Gcnone. Eerpentin
52e per GaIIone IN portisn BON 1--5
@arreIs. Hetroleuin, Ohio Carbon
1870 Grab 9Ac, bo. $50 Grab 10ac,
$eaoIigbt ITO @rob 12r, gieb Groipn
tCaioIin 13c. Mnpbtn 16c Der @aIlone
IN partien bon Is Bbls.
Gala. - Ter Warft lit rubia.
Cbio 0airer sl.10 per Hbl. BON $50
,pfiinb.
9dts. - naartt iisiis. q}rima
Gin 8s-6ae. DO. GOunirb 6-6as b.
pfuns.
3obIen.-Wearft rubig. gou.
ebiosbenb $3.50-3.75, glub un6
SIad 1925, Samantha GtiidfobIen
$3.50-3.75, 9silb uno clad $2.25
per Tonne abseliefert. Gaid.
Ioie GtiidfobIen $500. antbrosite
$7.75 Der Tcnne abgeIiefert. COTE
toftet $6-0 $50 per Tonne ubgs-I
!isfert
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Dietmxsste.

Cincinnati, 2. De8smbsr.
3ufubr unb Werfanbt pdbrsnb ber
perflofenen "a Gtunbsn psrgli9en
nit ben Dorbergebenben siDei 1asen
iparen tDie folgt:
3ufubr. Rinbb. Gdlpeine. Sdafs.
80. Hop. -. 2059 1928 1144
/. Se5. 172 1902 $40
2. Des. 528 PITT 407
Werfanbt wdbrenb bsrieIben 3eit:
Rinbp. S4tDeine. S4afe.
30. ROD. :. 652 -
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7 mdbrellb DsrIelbefI Sett:
Hinbp. Gdtpsine. G9ofs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21

country. because OF their own frayed nerves
and ruined dgestions, or because Of the
fraiity Of their wives, or the need OF fresh air
and space FOR exercise for their growing chill
dren Even where physical necessity has not
been laid upon them, temperamental con-
straint has led them out where they can hear
the birds and sec green grass, aud grow flow
ers and know that there are stnl stars In the
sky. For years the railroads have encouraged
this trend.
Now the necessities Of the men who need
the healing Of Gods great unspoiled world
viii be fined or their preference penallzed.
No wonder they feel the increase OF rates to
be unjust and that they stand in revolt
against the imposition. For many Of them.
particularly those who have children who
must come into the city to school, the in
crease Is big enough to blot out the blue sky
wither the flowers and drive them back to
the imprsonng tenements Of the noisy, mar
row and beautess streets. The country may
llnger I'm their dreams. their hearts may hum
ger FOR it, but the railroad toll will be in
surmountable barrier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21
Fair Play for City EMPLOYEES

FTlHAT the interest of Mayor Blankenburg
j in the citys employed is equal TO his in
terest in the unemployed Of Philadelphia is
shown in a message to Councils The Mayor
seeks the passage Of an ordinance providing
for the payment of the regular wages Of
per diem employees whenever they are absent
from work legal holidays, or on account
OF injury or sickness, and providing also for
a weeks annual vacation under pay.
In further message he requests legislation
which would relieve the Society for Organic
ing Charity of the financial burden of con-
Quoting the two Wayfarers' Lodges. In sup
port of this recommendation he urges that the
municipality has done too little in aid of those
temporarily out of employment.
Calling upon Councils to pass the ordinance
providing for the substitution of gas for gaso-
line lamps the Mayor includes among the
reasons for immediate action the fact that
digging the trenches and making the pipe
connections would give employment to a
large number OF men now out OF work. In a
variety OF ways he has shown the same con-
-aideration for the laborers who need Jobs, or,
having jobs. need fairer treatment.