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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

t6nnen unb bis sur 5srbftfiittsrunq
, gut ausrei4en. = Sin Jeio, duf mel.
dem Criminals gebaut nerben ioa,
ioate febr gut NIT Stallmift sebiingt
Iein. Jans man ielbsr tsine @rfa6s
rung i'm 2lnbau bon Criminals bat,
iOllte man fi9 in Der Rdbs umIsben,
nelHe MaisfDrte eebaut ipiro uno
bieie 6ann anbnuen. Ulun folte d6er
ni4t 5u eng pflan3en. penn ss aud
empfo9len pirb, um unsebli4 eiinnere
Stengel az er5ielen, bic Dom @ieb liez
Der unO gang gefrefen tperben.
Sn bielen @sgenoen, mo jeBt, tpie
i'm Siten, iebr menis !Seu geerntet
perben tann, tann nod fpdt i'm Suli
Criminals gepflan5t tperbsn. Wit
Den meiiten SdmaI6inen fam man
aud eingepei9ten Snmen fden. @enn
Die Yflan5en 5tpei bis brei Wionate
3eit gum Wa6Ien haben, niro mna
geniigenb @riinfutter er5islen. Qui
bic Sorten Der SamenbGnoler tann
man ii6 INNER Oerlahen unb besbaIb
1T es I4uoe, tbeuren Samen 5u tau@
len, iuenn es aud billiger tbut.
grlpGbnsnsnertb lei nod, bab Elm
prattiter beim Qn6au BON Criminals
iebr bic Sauheoiingungeu empfie6lt.
9a Der Criminals ni3t auf einmal
dngebaut rpirb, 10 tommt man nit Der
Jau9eausfu6r gans gut aus. Ste9t
feline Sou4e aur 8erfiigung, OlRn lit
sr. na9 4ngabe unieres Gepdbrss
MARINES, fir &unitOiinger isbr Oanfs
bar. Sn eriter Reibe tommt Stids
itoif III 9etrad)t, etpa 100 Yiumo
@bile.Salpeter pro Qder.
Wis Der Wtais i'm 5rii6iabr iebr
empfinoIib ssssn Spdtfr0ite it, 10
t0nnsn aud lei8t 3eitig i'm 9erbit elm
tretenoe Ha9tfOite i6m perberbli4
perben. $50 oesbalb nod gr0bere
Mengen Criminals per6anben iino,
ma9t man @niilage baraus. 2lubsrs
bem 1T gu bsriitii6tisen, baB Der
Wais perbol3t. aann man infolge
pirthihaftii6er gerbGltntife erft gum
QbidHeioen, 3ertleinern uno Gin
iduern oes Wtaiies gu elmer 3eit toniz
men, penu Die 9erbol8ltng ihon Dor
gsi6ritteu lit, 10 lit es i'm Siublid
auf bic Dann eintretenDe RGbrpertbs
psrringerung pobl empfeblensDertber,
ibn i'm September in 8erbtnoung nit
Slice grim gu fiittern. 2esterer bat
Diel prOtein, Der Ituis lpenig, aber
Oiel 3uter, Oubsr paIIen Die 6eiben
pflan3en gut 5uiammen. I'm Der
9erbol3ung por5ubeugen, ioa man cen
Wais abidneioen uno aufiteaen, IDenn
bic gBit9en eri6einen.
500 es pubt, iduert man ben Grin.
mais auIammen nit ben Riibenbldta
tern Elm. Wlan nimmt oieredige @rus
ben pon 81 SUP Siefe, $40 ober
i'm 9sDiert unb 6 SUB SobIenbreite,
10 bab bic SeitenipGnoe etns seringe,
0en gooenDerbdltnifsn anSupafenSe
S8rGse erbaltsn. Die 2dnge Der
@ruben ri6tet iib ndh Der Menqe BEG
Suffers. Sas glusles
gen Der @ruben NIT gaditeinen poer
Cement 1T bei fsitftsbenbem 2ebmbos
ben ni6t nOtbis, neil gu toitipielig.
In qefp06nli6sn Grosrubsn bleibt bds
5utter Sabre lang boas
itdnoig genisbbar uno tpiro bonn gieb
i.br germ gefrsfen.
I'm ein ssflinbss, i6madhaftes
Sutter gu er6alisn uuo einem 8erfaus
len oesielben pprSubsusen, 1T betm
SinIGuern barauf suabten, bab na'
nsntlia Bel ben Hiibenbldttern tstne
guoe an benielben baftet uno Die
eldtter ielbIt i'm balbpsIten, niht
;auliaen 3uitan6s ii6 bsfinosn. Grim
nais. pie RiibenblGtter tDunen ios
po6l unteretnanbsr oermengt. als
md, fir iid in Den beiprp4snsn 9ru@
zen eineena6t pereeN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
gb:eaga Sns., 8. alusuit.

~ " ~ SN-'t ~ %uSSN'
Weiaen.-sgiir September $3.50,
am S6lub 1896; fir Seoembsr S9s
-92c. am SAlub sligo.
Welihtorn. - 6iir Septembsr 664
-71se. am S6IuB 67se; fir De-
5ember 61s-644e, um S3lub 62ac.
Safer.-Giir Septem6er 34t-37e,
ON S9lub 354e; fir DECEMBER 81
39sc, am S6lub 37ie.
Roseen.--Ro. 2 68-70e.
9erffs 48-57c.
1imotbp $5-6.
stleeiaamen $12-15.
BORT nominea. s5iir Ssptember
$1845-20, am S9luB $1s.45.
SdmaI3 Ss.55. = 5Ir September
$8.55-9.55. am Sdlub 1857; fir
Ottobsr 1882 $50. am Shlub $s.s
81.
RipRnTeiten $11.25--11.75. Sir
Geptember $11.32-11.S5, amS9lub
S11.32; fir SftObsr $10.75-11.30 80,
am S4luB $10.75.
8utier.-preiie bDber. greameries
21-28ae.
gier. = 9}reiic b0ber. Srbinar9
firits 1S-19e; firifs 19s-20e.
aartoffelH, - Rartt uHaereesIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Jluk'N hri@teu.
0ieuitaG 4. 2lusuit 1914.

Der SbiOflub 1T lunsiam i'm Syals
len beariffsn unb bsrislbe bate se>
itern gt6snb bel bieiiser Stabt siueu
Waiieritanb Don Ill SUB.
Die folsenben Oepeiden trafsn
pdbrenb oss geitrisen cages bier elm:
9ittsburg, pa.-5.9 SUB uno fdat.
Wbeslina, 80. @a.-7.9 SUB.
partersbura. @. ga.-3.4 unb fGlt.
gbarlsitpn, %. 9u.-6.6 SUB.
9ortsmoutb, S.-3.4 SUB unb fGlt.
qOuisuills, ap.-S SUB unb itationGr.
GpnnspiIe. Snb.-4.2 SUB unb fdut.
RafbDile, 5enn.-7,5 SUB.
gbattanooaa, Ssnn.-S.3 5ub.
guiro, Sa.-12.9 SUB unb fGut.
Nempbis, 9snn.-9.4 unb fdqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Sanowirt6
@rHu. uub suttermuis.

I'm srobe Msnssn @riinfutter su
baben, iolts man ben anbm pOn
Criminals, NO sr anssbra9t lit, ni3t
untsrlafen. Dsnn er III cine 6uttera
pflanas, Die aud in trodensn sSabrsn
srDBte Wafsuertrdse lieiert unb in
iOIden 3sitsn Our4 isine anbere 5uts
tsrpfIau5s sri,st peroen lam. glus
iprii6e on bic oiinssnbsu geiianbs
tbsile i'm 9obsn uno an cine CUTE
aultur felt Hiht nur Der Wais. fons
bern AUDI Die Suttsrriibs; es psrben
bobs Grtrdse Der lsbtsren iid) au3
nur bel bem @prbanbenisin ssniigen>
Der 9iinssrmsnssn i'm qder ereeben.
Wenn man auf 3ebn aiibe einen 9ldsr
Criminals rednst, 70 ipirb man re6ts
s,itis nit bsr gerfiittsruns bssinusn
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Ghieaap. SQg.. 8. @uauit.

S6Deins. .-3ufubr $4,000. preiIe
nisbrlser. 2ei9te $S.52-8.75, sss
miihte $7.S5-s.55. idpere $7.70-
$40, rau5e $770-7.s0, Sertsl 81
$50.
Rinbpieb ?;;... :6iib0s477z
Rinbpieb.-3ufubr 1900. Wartt
fdpa6. gsspss 7.10-9.90; Seras
Stiere S6.40-7.75; ipsitli6e Stiere
$7.30-8.40; Stoders unb 6esbers
$3.50 500; &iibe unb Seifers $3.s
60-9.10; adlber $7.50-11.25.
S9afe.-3ufubr 10000. Wlortt
itetia giubsimifhe $5,15 = $50;
tpeitlibe $5.25-5.90; SGbrlinse So
60-6.60; siHbsimiI6e 9Gmmer $500
sos; peitlias $6.40-8.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04
Heterlt@t bes Cincinnati
Mtarttes,
SRs bic 0sntaa ben 8. ausnif
1914 snsissnss Ds9i.
Gimeinnatt, 8. auauit.

Die na&foIsenbsn Quotirunaen Be.
5isben iia nur auf gngroB Srans.
attioneH. Bel tIsinertn geIhdfteu
iotroen etpas b0bere prsiie brs4net.
Dropifionen
Der Martt mar rubia, preiie felt.
9 d me- q. = prima Steam
9.60-9.70c I. o. B.
1rodenaefal5ensg Gleifd.
Sbort clear Seitsn 13-134e, fbort
EippenieitM 12A-12ar. ertra fbori
clear Seiten 12a--13e, Gduit.ru
11a-11ie Bellies 14f-14ae IoIs
ano ae mebr Derpadt.
Bacon. Short clear geiten
14-144c, turse Rippsnieitsn 13a =
1916, ertra fbort clear Geiten 13a-
lac, S9uItern 12a-12se unb 8el.
LEG 15s-15ac IOie unb 4e per pfb.
mehr Derpadt.
Suaat gureb GIetf9.
Sbinfen 18s-19c, picnic SduItern
14-14ae, 9reatfeit Bacon 19-2Oc,
S4ultern 14-14te. glep gprt Gut
Sdulisrn 14--14ac, trodene Beef.
Sdinien 28-30e.
Siibsep5feltes GIetfd.-
Shinisn 15-15ae, g}ienie GduItern
13--13fc, Bellies 15a -161c, g6uI,
tern 13-13ac, Rem yOrt Gut 49,
1876.
8rif&.s SIeifa. - edin.
Ten 15-15ae. picnie.Ghultsrn IL
114e, SduItern 11--113c, ibort
Hippenieiten 11s-12e. ibort clear
Ssiten 114-12e. ertra fbort Geiien
ll4-11ae. Bellies 14-16c pro pfo.
WebI unb @etreibs
Webl. = Winter patent $4.O5-
4.25, Winter Janep $3.7O-3.95, bo.
Samilp $3.30-3.45, Grira $2.S5 -
3.05. oroindrss $2.65-2.85. Garter
Weiseu patent $4.55-4.90, bo. faneD
$.25-4.50, bo.s5amilp $3.45-3.65.
Rosaenmebl, norbtpeitIi1ss s.miidtes
$3.90-4.05. reinss Gitp $4.O5 =
4.25 per 8bl.
Weiaen. - No. 2 rotber Winter
S71rS8Ac. go. 3 DO. s5t-86kc, so.
a rotfsr S3-S5e.
Weifatprn. 30. 1 peises
81e. go. 2 bo. 80--81es g1o. 8 bo.
79A--80c, go. A bo. 79-7qsc, No. 5
DO. 78a-79t. 80. 6 DO. 7SL7Sac.
No. ! gelbes 80c. gao. 2 DO. 79a-S0c,
Ro. 3 bo. 79-79te, go. A bo. 7Sa-
79c. go. 8 oo. 7s-78ae, go. 6 bo.
77A-78e. Ro. 1 semif6ies sOe, Ro.
2 semiihtes 79f-s0c, go. 8 bo. 70
SO. 4 DO. 7sb-79e, go. 5
bo. 78-78ae, go. 6 DO. 77a-7sc.
Weibes aOIteHtorn 79-81e, seIbes
DO. .S1-82c. semiidies DO. 79-81c.
6afer. - go. 2 ipeiBer nsuer 81
--37Ac. bo. alter 37a-3se, Stan.
barb tpeibsr neuer 36-361c. bo. alter
36a-37c. Ro. 8 ipeibsr ne,ier 35-
8 &c. bO. alter 3 a-36e. Ro. 4 fpeiber
neuer 34-34ac. bo. alter 34t-3c,
Ro. z aemiidter neuer 3 3-355e. DO.
alter 35-353e; Ro. 3 semifdter
reusr 34-34le. DO. alter 34-34ac;
Qo. A aemiidter neuer 33--34e, DO.
alter 33-34e.
mbisfs.
@ertauft purben 565 g6Is. Die
Filters iiinifbso goobs auf oer BATS
bon s1.35 per 0olIone.
Groceries.
9affee - Warit rubts. preife
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-04

GtneimnatL :. Nueuit 1914.

9tnttnnatL J. Nn8uit 1914.
Die Ueldafte naren teute du6esft subia
unb OsIb III fen. Die 3ipsrateu finh a.
ftieeeH. }ir Edrieben .om eaa~ pnr-
ben BON Sen Banfen ~ - 5,o berectnet
upb Oef&aftspapitrr ipurben su 696 bic.
fontiSt. BIZ Teaffer pla5iren 9arfebea .ou
esns - lX-5 nnb auf Belt su 5--89S.
DsAsf sss Rsis Dsrs
wnsben ~ Bari 5tu,i1en Bantsu psryauit
Die Gountesrste bstrdot 6oe prdmie per
1900.
UeAid ani asssys
RENE CuotirHnsen. Iie 0aasen faufsn
unp perfaufsn nitt.
esHsss. ctIlsstisHrs.
rubia nHs ftetis. Die ganlen qustitsn
pie islst;
gintauf. Berfaui.
~ Bombs 1895 Coup lilo i1iH
81 Bombs. 1918 ....... .101X lo5
- nenDs, 1883. VIZ
- Yanama .......... 9e4 ess
~ Bohama ..........l00 W.
Gfssstss esais timiats
Die nmfdte I'M biefsen Gfssriustouie
bslisien lidt beute auf e3,S65,7s0.
Rsfaf.e esinsitatsn.
Ter Watit mar aud 1erte Hieoer ltbr
rubig unb bic Beetle sebrldt. % uurbsn
bic ioIaeHben Berfduff bsri&tst:
aH st pSris;
First Call.
/ Mftie Cincinnati q Cub. 9en
1eltpbsne ...,............ 100
9aitien Gine. Gas 4 glectrie. -. 60
20 aftisu Columbia 0us. ...... ~
10 afiisn Gireinnati Strest Sp =. iosA
I'm sjiensH marffe:
10 Mftisn gine. Wdb & gfettrit. 90
~ Gftisn Columbus Gas & Gleetrte "
$1,000 GlepeiaHb ~ 1891 ....,.. 10iX
$4,000 Graniiin %. o. SIS 1874 i05K
$500 Cine. ~ 1879. ......,..... 10S
$1,000 6asri;on 90. Ter. 80 1859 100
Raaltebmbs Tabeae Ron i'm bItNsen
ofEjisleu Guotirunsfn an:
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Gsbern.-Warit rubis urb ftstis.
Wsin ipeibs gdnisfeosrn =. CSC
@sibs Gdnfefeb. D. out. srarb. SIC
msiifeus arau 50c
a. a.briibte. .40-45c
Gntenfebtrn aana ipeiB 50r
bunti. a.mifdts. 40r
flediae a.briibte 40-45c
pr. 6iibner, gobp. gang fpeib 14-16e
pr. 6iibner, buutls semifhie 3se
6abneni4Dnnfeb., Ianse faueb 75e
Sr,itbahn. @obp. tpeibe .45-50e
bunfle :. r. Sc
6Gpan3 ..... 45e
GIiigeI 22c
6dute.-Martt rubia unb fietis.
RabsefaI5ene Ro. 1 14F14ae per
pfb.; go. 2 bo. 13f-13ic per pfb.;
@itp Builders friI6e 14i-14tc bo.
Goputrn 11a-12sc, frifae RaIbfsIIs
lei -17is pss pfS. /.
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8irsinia $2.25-2.50 per Barrel;
Santos, Rifouri fribe Obips 60
65c;; einbsimi(4e Winneiotu 63-
Csc.
@efliissl. Warft ungeresel
@efliigel. Warit unperdnbert.
Springers 1915, anoere 15c.
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reid bor3u6ereiteu. Inter fol6eu lInis
ilGnoen FAM man uidJt erlparteH,
oaB bic Reeierunb untbdtig blefbe.
Serbien iperSe gut beratben iein, penn
ss ii1 Die 8eredtisung Der 8eiorgs
ntiie ieines groben gla6barn persss
9entpGrtige unb ailes tbut, iie 5u 3er.
itreuen, obne auf einen Druid gu pars
ten, Der mad ben Dorten bes 9rdfsn
Sis3u Observation-Disclosures brins
gen t0nnte. Sine Iol6e Gage apis
f6en elmer groBen unb elmer fleinsn
Wtodt follte gu teiner @efabr 4nldB
bteten, Denn bic 9robma6t ii6 bod
fdbrenber Wiabregsln eHtbdlt, bic oet
Stol5 unb Die Niirbe bes tleinen
Ra6barn perleBen. Oas 8latt
i6reibt ferHer: Wtr boffen uno CLAUS
ben, ouB bies Der Gal iein pirb, ios
nett Seiterrei9 llnsarn in Be
traGt tommt. 2lber bic tIeinereu Bal
tanpolter re6nen auf bic Hipalitdt
grDBerer Yta6baru. Qir boffen, 6ab
Die grfabruHgen Der 8altantrieee cine
erniidternoe Wirtung buben perben.
Die Wld6te tpuren Oamdls nG6renb
Der gan5en 3eit entf9lofien, 8erlpids.
lungeR gu Oermeiosn. Wir bSffen uuf
etne gereiniame gemiibung. o,< @ss
fabr 81 lofaliiiren ltnD bob Die trau-
rtge olltImo ratio, mie @raf Eisja
iaste, nI6t einmal 5ur @r0rterung 3I
tommtn trauht."
90 bic Weitminiter Ga8ette. 9eis
Der 1T Die rultimo ratio "beute i6ou
Deit uber oas gr0rtsrunssitabium
binaus qelandt.
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DbH unb @emafs

beif so -75e per 6amper unb $1.50--
$50 per gbl. ginbeimifde 75e- 81
per 8u.
e;.ronen.-Warft tpnr Fet;a.-
syaneb Weiiina $400--5.25, galifor.
mia $4.O0-4.75 per aifte.
Eransen--Warit rubig unb fe,
| tia. California $2.00-3.25 per Rite
ba $3.00-3.50 per Rite.
Mnanas.-Glorioa $3.00-3.5O
Der Crate pon "a.
pfirfide. - Georgia $1-50--
LIS. Q(labama glberta S1.50-1.75
per 8u. Snbiana $1.0O-1.25 per
gu.
9rombeeren. - $1.75-200
per Crate BON "a Quarts.
Birnen.- Ginbeimif6e 50e-
$1.50 per 8u. Bel $L50-2.0 per
gbl.
Yflaumen.-Dilb goofe $1.o0
-1.25 per Yu.
2udermelonen. Snbiand
35-50c per aprb unb $1.50-1.75
per Stanbarb Crate.
WaffermeIontn perben Su
5000 r.r 100 Stiid sertauft.
aartpffeln. ginbsimiihe
Ho. / $2.50-2.75, 80. 2 $1.50-
1.75 per 8bl.
araut.-Wartt ruhia. ginbeis
miifx 81. .75-2.00 per 8bl.
3pie Ginbsimii6s irsibe
$.00-5.50. sslbe $5.00-5.50 per
8bl. uuh $1.50-1.75 per Bu.
BIumentpbI. - $2.50-3.00
per Bbl.
Crime gobnen. - Ginbeini.
ife $3.00-3.25 per 2 gu. Cad.
erbfen.-OefIi6e $1.25-1.50
per Bu.
gurfen - Ginmimifae 35-
40c per Dubenb. OeftIids 50-75c
per 6dmper.
Notwithstanding 40
75c per 8u.
aarotten. 15-20e per
Oubenb BiinbeI.
Rotbe RubeH.-g ginbsimif9e
20-25e per Dubenb Biinbel.
Spinat. - einbeimii&er 60
Zoe per gbI.
Qanbprobuite.
Seu.-glo. / 9imotbp $19.25-
2L50. Stanbarb Simotbp $18.25 =
20.50, SO. 2 1inotbp $1725-19.50.
no. 3 bo. $15.0C-17.50. ales: No j
asmif4ter $500 - 1900, glo. Q
S16.00-17.00, Ro. i Rice $1,000
17.50. Ro. 2 $14.00-15.50 per 5ons
ne. alfalfa S12.00-20.00 per SonHe.
WibIenfutter 1T itetig. Ricie
$21.50-22.50, Mioblins srcbe $685.
5o-27.00. bo. feines $27.00-27.50,
semiidtss Guttsr S22.50-23.50.
Gdmereien. Wartt ftetig.
akeiamen S6.00-7.oo auf btm 9es
l.ife unb $7.o0-s.20 per gu. bonn
gtore. Simotbp $1.60-2.25 auf bem
Geletfe unb S250-2.9O Der gu. BON
Store. 8uhtpeiaen $1.30. Gfa9ss
fameu $1.40 per 9u. bonn Store.
Derf4iebenes.
Oele.-Warft itstig. asinDl TO.
bes 64c per Gaqone in Dartien Don
s gbl. 9eiohtes 1e mebr. Ro. l
2arbSl 6Oc; Cotton Sesb Del raffis
nirtss 5se per 0alIon.. S.rpentin 54e
per GaIpne in parfien Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum. Ohio Carbon
12o Grab 9se, DO. 15o grab 10ae.
ITS grab 12e. groom
gaicIiu zoe. Rapbta 1ec pei GalIone
in partien Don Is gbls.
GaIa.-Dsr Warst in rubis. Sbio |
RiDer $1.20. Tlihisan unb Nlron |
$1.14 per Bbl. bon $50 sgfunb.
Salg itetis. - Yrima gitp ca
6ae. bo. gountrp 5a-6e per gfunb. |
aobfen.-Rartt ruhig. Dough- |
hioabenn $3.50-3.75. gtub unb Glad
S2.25. aanaipba StiidtobI.n $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Slad $2.25 - 2.35 |
pei 9onne abseIi.fert. Raudlofs
Stthtoblen $4.75c, Anibraeite $7.75 |
per 3onne abaelieiert. gose fpfiet |
s6.00-6.50 per Sorne abaeIiefert.
Wolle. - Die Hadfrase mar in |
Der perfloHeusn Dode cine sismli9 |
luts uno bic GuOtirunssH am S4luB |
pis folst:
9epafdene.
i'm 3uber asfpaidsue-
Ro. l unb aussepabIte 2s-29e
Gar,ho Od OK.
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Vferbe unb aysamleiel.
Cincinnati. 3. auauIl

ssn tsr OerfloiIensn 8o6. mar Der
Dlartt lebbafter uno bic preiFe itetig.
Taft alt i'm Wartt bsftnbli6n pfns
De uno Wdultbiere fanbsn abnabme.
Die Quotiruuaen tparen ipie foIat:
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she had almost decided to buy \ tie
and go home, the heat was SO intense.
The crowd was terrible.
Helen had imagined that the stores
would be almost deserted, but already
the curious were on the lookout for
the first glimpse of Fall styles, and
every department was filled with a
crowd Of rushing. chattering women.
Helen reached the tie and looked at
several in the case before asking to
have any brought out. There seemed
to be a monotony in everything. Even
the ties showed nothing original. Per
haps there were some put away. Any
way it would do no harm to ask.
What can I do for you, madam p
asked the clerk, coming up at that
moment. Something in ties? Per
haps you have seen something you
like in the case. Have you looked
arOund?"
yes, but I don't like any in the
case Have you anything else?''
Nothing but what you see, madam.
How do you like this one?" bringing
out an atrocity in blue and green with
an undertone of purple. These are
the very newest things; all the men
are wearing them"
mo, I didn't want anything so de
cided If these are all you have l
won't take anything The clerk put
the tie back in the case and regarded
her coldly as she walked away.
She decided to rest a few minutes
before trying anywhere else. She
would go to Thirty-fourth street and
have a soda. That would be cooling
and give her time to collect her
thoughts. Perhaps Warren would like
something in the way of jeWelry, al
though she was perfectly sure he had
everything he needed.
On the corner she encountered a
huge crowd-something had evidently
happened-but she hurried on without
stopping to see what it was. In the
cool little candy store. with an electric
fan buzzing sOothingly away overhead
and a frosty drink before her on the
little round table, Helen felt SO much
cooler that she decided to stay down
and look at draperies. They would
have to have the living room done
over in the Fan, and, after all, there
wasn't so much time left before War
rem took her West.
She gathered up her things to leave
and was sauntering slowly back
toward the shopping district when
some one behind her SAID laughlngly:
How much longer are you going
to make me follow you before you
turn arOund?"
Louise! What are you doing down
town on a day like this?"
Il might ask what you are doing.
should think you would be SO furious
that you hadn't stayed up at the Bluffs
that even a hint at cooler wealth Ter
would hardly tempt you out to shop"
What about yourself? Aren't you
planning to stay in the city all Sum
mer, just because Bob can't get
away?'
And aren't you back in the city
when you might have stayed where
you were. just because Warren
stay?" Knocked Louise. Helen
laughed.
well. anyway, I have a perfectly
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spoil me like this very often. but
have been wanting this set for ages
It's for my own little boudoir," she
explained. land it's tea set, pale
yellow Limoges. Here It is: isn't 1t
SWEET" And Helen found herself
picking out cups and saucers and a
tiny cream jug and sugar bowl. while
Louise added a lemon dish and a
quaint tea pot.
you must come up often after we
are settled. and we'll have tea to-
gether. Won't 1t be fun? And now"
as she gave the address to the girl,
for the real business of the oc-
casion."
Yes, what do you suppose he'd
like?"
II think know just the thing. How
would smoking set do? Men always
like things like that. and l remember
hearing Warren say once that he must
get one"
Like flash Helen remembered the
many times Warren had actually ex-
pressed desire for one. That would
be just the thing. Besides giving him
a present, the gift itself would be
something he approved of, something
to be appreciated, not just something
to say thank you" for and then for
get tndt ne possessed the LnlnS at all.
Louise, you're genius; really you
are. Do you know / have heard War
rem speak about that more times than
l could count, but l just couldn't re-
member it at the right time!"
Bob has one, you know. I think
it was over at our house one night
that l heard Warren say that he want
ed one. Here we are! Well, there are
enough to choose from, anyway"
Did you want one with a stand?
We have a splendid one over here
with a stand attached" volunteered
the salesman, as Helen peeked curl
ously into the mysterious belongings
of the trays.
This is a beauty, Helen. I like
the stand ones better, don't you?'
called Louise, who was examining the
one that the salesman had designated
while he pointed out the many
advantages.
Yes; you can send that one up"
she said finally, after she had ex-
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good reason for being downtown.
want to get Warren something really
nice for his birthday. By the way,
won't you and Bob come up for dinner
that night, il you haven't anything else
to do?"
Delighted. l can't think of any.
thing I'd rather do. Bob and I are
looking forward to the Fall, when we
can go to housekeeping. OF course
everything is simply fine where we
are. but I do want a home Of my own
SO badly!'
II do hope you can settle somewhere
near us. 1t must be fun to plan to
have everything new again and to be
really starting out in life" Helen said
this wistfully, but Louise. was so eager
to speak that she hardly noticed
Helen's manner at all.
"Oh, Helen" she went on, Bob is
such dear. Do you know, he actually
tries to make up to me for staying in
the city. AS il such a thing were
necessary. But he always comes home
with plans for weekend trips and all
sorts of nice things. Between you and
me. Helen, he really spoils me-"
Helen tried to smother the little
envious pang in her heart. When
ever she saw Louise it was there, no
matter how hard she tried to reason
it away. Surely she ought to be the
happiest woman in the world What
had she to wish for that she really
ought to have?
And then that little voice would
whisper maddeningly: You miss the
little first thrills, the little attentions
that you once took as matter of
course, but which are lacking now"
Did she regret anything? Would
she have anything different if it were
possible for her to pick and choose?
Nothing but to have Warren a little
more cOnsiderate of her feelings, a
little more loverlike, little more like
the man she had married, who, al
though he had always been more die
tatorial than Bob, was at one time just
is tender, just as attentive.
They had stopped at the store where
both did nearly all their shopping.
DO you mind going upstairs with
me, first?" said Louise suddenly. Il
have a definite thing that l came
downtown to get, and after that l can
help you with Warren's present if you
like"
A few minutes later they were get
ting off at the sixth floor.
Bob is going to let me be really
extravagant for once. l don't let him
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MISSIONARY COMES
TO LAYMENS' FEAST
Samuel Higgenbottom of In
dia, and T. G. Michel of
Chicago, to Speak.

The committee on the laymen's mis-
sionary banquet to be held next Mon
day evening at the Y. M. G. A, has
arranged for a conference Of pastors
and laymen at the Y. M. c. A. Monday
afternoon at O'Clock, to be addressed
by j. F. Michel of Chicago, and the
Rev. Samuel Higgenbottom of Alfalfa
bad, India, who will also be the prin-
cipal speaker at the banquet.
Tickets are in the hands of commit
tees in each of the churches, who re-
port progress in disposing of them.
Full report of tickets sold are expected
to be in by Friday morning. DR.. D. w.
Stevenson. the chairman Of the gem
eral committee, will be glad to give in
formation to any one interested in the
meetings. 1t is intended to open the
gallery of the gymnasium. where the
banquet is to be held, for the admis-
sion of women after 1880 o'clock