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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
LAWYER C. II. GALLOWAY FOR
FRANCHISE.

To the Kansas City Sun:
The Metropolitan Street Railway
Company are asking the people Of
Kansas City, Mo. to ratify a, contract
on July Z, which will enable them to
give adequate service, make extern
sions and put on it's tracks better
and more commodious cars. Some of
US object to riding in cars that are
packed like sardines in boxes. What
is the reason for this? They have
not the money to buy more cars.
Where is the money to come from?
1t must come from the East and the
financiers are not going to put their
money in a proposition that is al
ready in the hands of receivers, but
in this contract their rights, as we'll
as those of the city, will be protect
ed. Several years ago l was against
the franchise, but at that time it vas
not in the hands of receivers, but to-
day it is, and if this franchise will
help get it out, let us pull together.
We have a lot of civic pride, and it
is embarrassing to Kansas Citians
when they are told by people of other
cities that they are not capable of
running their street car system. In
voting for the franchise, we are pro-
tecting the stockholders. Many of
them live in Kansas City, and have
done much to make Kansas City a
good place to live III. Are you going
to be an enemy to the welfare of
Kansas city and keep out capital, or
would you rather assist her in rising
to those heights of prosperity and
contentment that other cities have
reached?
What does the passing of this con-
tract mean? To my mind it means
more work for the laboring man, bet
ter cars, better times aud more cars.
1t will be an encouragement and in
vitation to capital.
l think 5 cents fare with universal
transfer in Missouri and Kansas is
all that we could ask at this time,
and children from 5 to IL years az
cents, and children under 8 years &C
companied. by persons paying fares,
free. Would you rather pay a scent
fare and have universal transfers or
pay 3 cents without? Take Chicago,
e. g. 1t is impossible to go from the
north side without paying an extra
fare.
Let the Negroes look well before
they let the opportunity slip to help
their city and incidentally help them
selves. How car you think Of voting
any other way than for the franchise
when you pass along the highway and
see scores of Negroes working for
the street car company? We are
benefited either directly or indirectly
from the employment given our peo
pie at the hands of the street cal
companies and the Armour interests
C. H. GALLOWAY.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04

After a careful p%erusal Of the pro-
posed contract to be submitted to
the people on the 18th day of July,
1914, on the question Of the extension
of the franchise, | am of the opinion
that the contract is d fair one. The
people Of Kansas City, Mo-, are In
~terested, first. in adequate service,
and l believe that this contract pro
vides for such service. Second, they
are interested in the cost of trans.
p~ortation. After a study of the diff
ferent systems ] am of the opinion
that the one in our town, which gives
universal transfers is In the end much
cheaper than those that give six tick.
cts for a quarter and one transfer, as
is the custom where tickets are sold
for a cheaper rate.
In addition to believing that the
contract is a fair one, 1 am for the
granting of this franchise for the rea-
son that the Metropolitan Street Rail.
way Company in its laboring depart
ment does not draw the color line.
The Metropolitan Street Railway
Company employs more Negroes than
any other corporation in Kansas City,
Mo. The bread and butter line, SO
far as the Negro is concerned, is be-
ing drawn so tightly around the
throat Of Negroes in discriminating
against them to the end that 1t is
almost impossible for a Negro to get
work in Kansas City, and because of
this I have finally decided that the
thing for us to do is to stay with
those people who believe in giving us,
at least, an opportunity to honestly
toll for our bread and butter for our
selves, wives and children. Since the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
is our best friend on the question o.
thegiving us labor, and since ] be-
lieve the contract to be a fair one, 1
unhesitatingly advise all Negroes to
support the franchise and vote for
its passage.
w. C. HUESTON.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
A. F. and A. M.
Missouri Jurisdiction
omieers-1s1s.

N. C. Crews, Kansas City. Grand
Master.
Deputy Grand Master. Richard
Young, Lincoln, Neb.
l.. F. Payne, Glasgow, Mo, Grand
Senior Warden.
F. ]. Brown, st. Louis, Grand Junior
Warden.
II. H.. Walker, st. Joseph, Grand
Treasurer.
Geo. W. K. Love, Grand Secretary,
Kansas City, Mo.
w. W. Fields, Secretary of Masonic
Relief, Cameron, Mo.
E. ]. Cooper, Mexico, Mo-, Grand
Lecturer.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
ADVERTISE YOUR SOCIETY.

We would like to see every lodge
and society in Kansas City put their
cards in The Sun. 1t is the most pop
ular way to let the world know who
you are, when and where you meet
and your object and purpose. For the
next month we will make special an
~nouncements to have you put in your
lodge or society list of Of officers in
this paper.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
Grand commandery Officers.

A. D. Butler. R. E. G. c., st. Joseph.
Mo.
w. G. Mosely. C. E. G, Kansas City.
Mo.
Theo. Wiley, v. E. G.. c., st. Louis.
Mo.
P. C. Kincade, E. G. C. G., Kansas
City.
T. P. Mahammitt, G.. Treasures.
Omaha, Neb.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
NELSON c. CREWS PREDICTION.
To the colored voters Of Kansas City

After having studied carefully the Provisions of the New
Franchise submitted by the Mayor, the Common Council and
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and fully believ-
ing that its Provisions satisfy the demands and meet the APP
proval of every unbiased, f%airminded and unprecedented Citi-
zen Of this City, l predict that the same over whelning, crush
ing and triumphant pluralit yof 10000 given to Henry L. Jost
in the last Municipal Campaign by men of all political affilia-
lions, as a testimonial Of their appreciation of his integrity
and devotion to the interests Of Kansas City and as a rebuke
to the b~ulldozing, unfair and unscrupulous methods of the Star
and Times will be the same enthusiastic, militant and triumph
ant majority that will be given FOR THE FRANCH1SE-BE
CAUSE, it represents the sentiment OF THE PEOPLE which
cannot be swayed nor hindered by an INSCRIPTIONS and self
serving publication.
1 PREDICT 10000 MAJORITY FOR THE FRANCHISE.
Respectfully
NELSON G. CREWS,
Editor and Owner of the Kansas City Sun.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04

TYPEwRiTNG DONE at Kansas
City Son office. 1903 East Eighteenth
street. Neat, quick work. Rates rea-
sonable. Engagements by appoint.
meDt. Bell phone East 999.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
GEO. R. COOPER
Druggist
18th g. HIGHLAND

If you know your n%eighbor, you know me
For / am your neighbours druggist
On the corner of 12th and Highland
Come in and see me, courteous treatment
and very quick deli, cry service" will
make you want to come again.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-07-04
Grand Chapter Officers.

Geo. BrOOmfield, G. H. P, st. Louis.
Mo.
T. C. McCampbell, D. G. H. p, Kan
sas City.
A. L. Thomas, G. K, Jefferson City,
Mo.
J. P. Mofitte, @. s., Sedalia, Nc.
Chas. Griggsby, G. Treas, Liberty.
Mo.
E. S. Baker, G. Sec'y, Kansas CitN
Mo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

Nptbe Riben. = 40-5Oc per
Oubenb Biinbel.
Gtedriben.-s1.50-1.75 pei
g6l.
Gpinat. 5sgas $1.25 = 1.35
per Blu.
2an6probufte.
6eu.-Ro. / aimotbp $3.50
1875. StanbarD Simptbp $3.50
I17.75. go. 2 5inlotbD $16.50-16.75,
SO. 8 bo. S14.50-14.75. 2lse: so.
II aemiIdier $16.5O-16.75, go. 2
Ibo. $14.5O f4.75; alee Go. l
$16.25; SO. Q DO. $14.25 per Sonne.
4lfalfa $16.00-23.00 per 5onne.
MHbtenfutter lit Fetig. &leie
$27.5O-28.0O. Mibbling grobe $685.
00-28.50, DO. feines $28.50-29.00,
aen1iI9tes syutter $28.00-28.50.
5onne. in Sdden bon ie 100 pfuub,
unt $1.00 msbr auf bsm 9eleiie.
Sdmereien. - Martt ifetis.
&l.e5aamen $7.50-8.25 auf bem Ges
leife unb $8.OO-9.0O per 8u. Dom
Gtore. simoibp $1.50-2.00 duf benz
Geleiie unb $2.00-2.60 per 8u. BPM
Gtore. gudfpeisen S10O. sla6sz
Taamsn $1.50 per gu. Oom Store.
8erf9isbenes.
Oefe.-Wdrft itetiq. 2etnDl roz
bes soc per @auune in partisn BON
8 gbl. GefoGtes 1c msbr. grtrd
Binter 9eit 2aro6l 85c per 9aGOne.
Cotton Seeb Del rruifinirtes 98c per
GaloHe. ssrpsntin 55c per 9allone
in partien ppn Is Barrels. petros
Isum. Obio Carbon 120 Grab 10c. DO.
$50 Grab lie, DO. Ssublisbt IT'S
Grab 12a-13Ac. Gropn 9afvlin
20c, Rapbtd 17c Der 9aqone in pars
tisu DON 1-5 9bls.
Sals.-9er Wortt III rubig. Sbio
RiOsr s1.20. Wi6iadn unb atron
$1.14 per 86l. bon $50 pfunb.
Salg itetis.-grima gitp 7c Bis
7ac. 90. gountrp 6a-6sc per gfb.
Eobten.-Marit rubig. Dough
siogbenp $3.75-400. RuB unb Glad
1926. 9dnaipba GtiidtobleN $3.75-
$4.00. Nub unb Slad $2.25-2.35
per 5onne abaelisfsrt. RauhloIe
Stiidtoblen $500. 9(ntbracite $7,75
800 Der 5onne abssliefert. Gote
tcitet S6.00-6.50 per 5onns a6ssIies
fert.
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Sfuf.Na&ri6tem.
0punerfaa 2. 9lpril 191.

Opnneritaa, q, 2. elpril 1914.
Der ObipfIuB 1T i'm Gincinnatisl
Oiitritt infoIgs Der Resensiiiis itlrl
i'm Gtsigen besriffen. 9eitern abent
bate osrIelbe bel bteiiser Staot einer
Wafferitanb BON 40.8 SUB.
Die fOlssnben DepeI6sn trufen
lpdbrenb bss geitrissn Sases bier elm;
9ittsburg, pu.-15.5 Sub uno fdqt,
Wbeeling, %. 8a.-27.5 unb fdllt.
9artersbura, 80. @a.-32.5 II. fGQt.
aunapba Saus, W,@a.-7,6 u. iteigt
GbarleTton, 80. @a.-9.3 uno iteigt.
portsmput6, S.-41,4 unb itsiat.
2ouispille, ap.-12.4 uno itei9t.
GpdnspilIs, Snb.-2S.1 unb it.igt.
RaIbpile, 5enn.-31.7 uno iteiat.
CHATTANOOGA, Ssnn.-16.4 uno iteigt.
Cairo, Sa.-31.2 uno itsist.
Mempbis, 5enn.-22.4 II. itationGr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

|121 -13c, greatfaft Bacon 19 zoe,
Shultern 121-13e, Hep yorf gui
Gdultern 12a a-13e, tr0dtne Beef
G6infen $27.00-28.OO
Siiysep1teltss Sleifd.-
G9infen 131-14c. pifnic Sdultern
10a-11e, 8sllies 15-16e, Gdultern
'11-T11ae, Reu Yort Gut 11-114c.
Grtides Gletf4. = SdtHs
Ten 13--131e, picaic G9ultern 1oa
lie, S4ultern 101-11c, ibort
Rippenieitsn lille, ibort clear
Seiten 11-11ae. ertra fbort Seiten
10a-114. Bellies 13a-15a pro
pfunb.
Mebl unb 9efreibe.
mebI. = @inter patent $4.25-
4.5O, Wini.r Sunep $3.90-4.15.
Winter Gcncp $3.90-4.15, Winter
Samilb 1920. grtra $500
3.15, prbinares S2.75-2.95, garter
Weiaen paient $3.75-3.90, bo. funep
$3.85-4.25, bo. Jamilp $3.5O-3.75,
Rosgenmebl, norbpeftlih semiiGtes
$3.75-3.90, reines gitp $4.10-
4.2o, semii9tss $3.80-4.10 per gbl.
Deissn. Ro. 2 rotber Winter
97-97ae, go. 8 bo. 95a-96c, go.
4 rotber $3.50 per 8u.
Beffdfo=n Ro. 2 tpeiRes
711-72c, go. 8 peibss 70-71c,
30. A DO. 6S-69e, go. 2 aelbes
709-71c, SO. 8 DO. 69-70e. 80. a
bo. 671-68c, SO. 2 aemiIdtss 10
Tic. SO. 9 10. 69-70c, No. a DO.
67-6sc per gu.; tpsibes aOlbens
torn 70-71c. sel6ts DO. 71-71ac.
a.miittes 90. 70-71e per 9u.
6df.r.-Ro. 2 fpsibsr 43a-44c,
Stdnbaro ipsiber 43-431t. Ro. 3
ipeiBer 411-42Ac, 30. 4 peiBsr 40t
-41sc. go. 2 aemiffltsr 42A-43c,
Ro. 8 bo. 42-42tc. Ro. q DO. 40
Ale.
Roagen.-gPo. 2 65-66c. so.
9 DO. 63-64c. go. a DO. 59-61.
Gerfte- go. 2 @inter 65-70c,
Rp. 3 DO. 60-65c. Ro. 2 SpriuQ 6S
-75c. Vo. 3 ho. 62-68e Der gu.
gBhisfn
@ertauft purbeu 603 9b. 9i'
filters fTiniiheb @oobs auf Der gaiis
bon $1.35 Der Oallone.
Groceries.
3D. .n,hin mrAilR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Siooeniee.

Gic groBe Sturmflutb 81 gn0e
Oes SSabres 1913 bat aucb rpeite Stre-
fen pom nieorigeu ,5ladlano Der
idouen SSniel Sio0eniee, OeS aioteu
91metens", be9 Capri BON Eom.
mern", nit ieinen iiinf 9aoeorten
inter 9oHer geieBt, nlsgenommeu
Die 0iinenbeiOc mo Die bobergele9e'
nen SausgrlInbihite. 0o6 nareu
ole nnfduglifen 9eritte itorf iiber'
trieben. 3as miro Die pielen 9erli.
ner uno allioumerliden 9eiuder beS
@ilauoes aelpiB ireuen gu nerneb
men. 6ait Die 6dIite aller SaoegGitc
iiun ia 9crIiner. Die romantii6.
IiebIid)e Sniel, uuf Der @erbart
Suuptmam emit iein n@eriunfene
@Iode" bidtcte. mo beren Ginpob-
ner neiit ben Hamen Sd)lud ooer
@au iiibren - 0aber Der SiteI 0es
Saitptmnm' iheu 9liltipiels .Shlud
uno Sdu" erireut iih aeraoe IN
Berlin beicnoerS aroBer 8erebrung,
oblpobl lie Dor eiuem Sabr8ebnt nod,
6eu meiiten gnn5 unbcfannt mar
Sogar Die Stootpcrlpaltllngen baben
iie i6on in ibr Ser5 qeihloiien. Gas
iiebt man oaraus, oaB in @ruBber.
lin nnlaHgIt Sipei StraBen na6 Ser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
1dslid,er Sytarftberi@t.

Gintinnati. l. glpril.


Die nadfoIssnosn Quotiruns.n BE-
aiebsn iia nur auf ensros 9rans'
attionen. gei iIsinsren Geiddften
psrben stipas b0bsre prsife bsr.dnet.
prooifionem
Der Marii mar rubis. preii, itstis.
g dmdla. prima Steam
10.17l-10.27ic (. o, 3.
9rodtngefaI5enes Gleif d
Sbort clear Ssiten 12-123t, Ibort
Rippenieitsn 11a-12c, EXTRA ibori
clear Ssitsn 11a-12c, 69uItern IL
-113e. Bellies 131-13te lois unb 1r
mtbr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geitsn
13-133e, irrse Rippsnieittn 12a
13e. srtra Tbort clear Ssitsn 12s-
13e. 66ultsrn 12-123e unb Bellies
14a--14st loie unb 4c per pfuHb
intbr nfrpadt.
Susar Gureb GIeifd. -
G9inisu 16-16f. pienie @aultsrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

SSniel Siooenice benonnt iporoen
! iin0. Die cine iit Die, SiOoensocr
StrnBe", lpie Die anrtlidJe 9luiidrift
allf Dem StraBeuldJiloe lalItet, Dclde
III Die sSren5lauer aaee 5u Berlin
niinoet, inupeit Ser sSrGbelltruBe.
Die dnoere trdgt ben Ramen nSio'
oenieeitraBe" uHo Iiegt in Raufop.
bel Der &iiiinger StraBe. gSie man
iiebt, lit aber Die S6reibrpeiie per-
i1ieoen Sds einenal nernt man Die
Sniel oSinaesoe~, Gas anoeremal
| gSi0oeniee" S5at MN Berlin redJt
ODER bat 8anfoip redt? Der Seier
lpiro falm abneu, DAB I'M Die Reft.
fhreibung oieies Hamens i6on elm
elm SSdbrblrnOert langer Streit ent.
brannt ltro bereitS cine gnn5e 2itte'
ratrr 0arii6er uorbanoeu lit. glu6 al
oieier Stelle mar ibon einmaI DON
Dem 9Snielnamcn Die gte0e, uno Der
Serfaiicr eineS fleinen glrtifcls ga5
linn iebr ge6ieteriib Die lleberifrir:
ySioOeu$0, ntdt Siooeniee!" IS mar
oarin Der alte @impano porge6ratt,
cine SSniel fonne man bod mdt ul5
See be5ei6nen. Die @rciispaloer
Ste picie bod allf Die ,alleiu ridtige
Sdreiblpeiie" 6iooen50 bIH T5n Der
@noiilbe . ltede cine gut 0elltid)e ooer
aernnnii4e Be3eidnlna fljr 75niel;
II Oen ifanOinapii6ea Sprahen
beige SSniel nod beute 10. 3ielem
Worte b entiprdhe oaS Wort 81 in
GilGno ober in gtprDern-ep (Rorbey
inIe0, bas Wort Dog in 8unger--
pog, oas @ort Oie in Der 8reifspais
Der Sie, bas 8ort 2lu IN Den sSnieln
W1tn-au (im 8oDeniee) uno llfen--
au (im 3iirider See). SpGter bate
oas Wort 9lu ooer Que i'm 9euti4en
bic erpeiterte 8eoeutung Don NaHer=
lamb er6ulten. 9iooe DGre eine nieoers
peutibe ylebenfOrm oes NameHs Der
9Dttin 9ertba. Run, gang 10 eInfadl,
pie oieie GrtIGrlmg ulles btnIteat, lies
gen Die 0inge bod nid}t. @tlano lete
tet Grimm DON Gtnlanp Der. Die lit
teinesDegs oGsIelbe ipie 3 ooer De- Gnf
SGnii6 Die (ni6t oie) audi gar ni3t
SnIel, ionoern Quge 9luf S9fpeoiit
unb 9dnii9 6eibt pobl Snfel. 4ber
norum Iollen mir cine belttfhe Sniel,
Die i6on lett Sabrbunoerten gu oeutI6;
SiooenIee gerannt fptro, jest nit Ell
mem odnti9sn S6tpGn36en perieben?
S6on in Der Stiftsurtunoe Oes Stos
oenieer &loiters laltet nduli6 bic
S9reibtpeiie rSpboerfe". Die &irs
den6ii6er Der Snfel brau4en ihon i'm
16. Sabr6unDert Die 9euenuung
nSiooeniee";; bic 8eiiBer Der SnIel
iarieben 10; bic anseiebeniten @e-
| i4i9tsi9reiber ppmmerns ebenfaQs.
Breuben iibernabm Die Sniel 1916 pon
S9peoen als y6iobeniee" uno uniere
Generalitd6siarten be5et9nen lie 10.
Die ginpobnsr Riisens unO Stral=
Iunos nennen iie slei4faGs 10. !9euts.
mo- iia Der Seimatbsi6uB aud auT
Sabrbunberte alte Deuticbe Romen err
itreder pia, feblt uns ieoer@runo gum
GntOeutiben au @unIten elmer 0ds
nii4mu4ung. Sn @irtli8tsit miro
aber nit Dem ober ps (pas bGniIdj
iiberbaupt nibts bebeutet) gar ni6ts
geponnen. 9enn penn D oasIelbe 1T
lpie Dog, oe unb al, 10 lit gu bemerten,
oab au auf Oas altbo4oeiltihe puma
%. +. WaTsr, Strpm, BaHerluno,
na4 Wepgano) 5uriidgebt. Supu
aber 6Gngt mad Grimm 5uiummen NIT
aha (altboAbsuti6: Siub), gutbiib:
obra; oies gotbiIae abba III aber oaS
lateiniids aqua - @afer. 0dmit
pirb uu Ober 8 ulIo in leBter Clinic
aud pieoer 81 8aher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

S6mal5 $10.42 per 100 9funb
Fir Wtai $10.50-10.57, am S9luB
$10.52; fir Suli $10.70-10.77, am
S6luB 5000.
Ripppenfeiten $10.62-11.12. Sir
Wdt $11.W - 11.15, am S4lub
$11.10; fir Suli $11.22-11.30, am
S6luB SLIPS.
gutter.-Martt unDerdubert.
Gier.-prsifs bDber. Orbindre firits
164-174c. firits 173-18c.
aGfe. = greiis nieoriSer. 0aiiies
174-17ac; 5pins 164-163c; @mes
ricas 163-163c; Gong 9Orns 164-
1916.
9efliset.- t.-2ebenoe unoerdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

3ar uno 3immermann.
sSm &remI au Mostuu befinbet ii6 Elm
lpenia betanntes S9riftItiit, ndmlih
Der Gebrbrief fir ben n3immermuru"
Gar Peter ben 9rpBen. Der Wort.
laut oes in boQdnbii6er Sprude ub-
SefaBten S6retbens 1T foIaenber:
sd. llnteridreiber, y. 6. Yool,
WeiitersS Stiffssimmermunn Don Der
uctropirten SitinDiiden Gompagnie
sur &dmmer BON glmTteroam, bei6ei=
nice uno beseuae biermit pabrbeits-
qemdB. oab peter Ulthonloff. Der
unter oem @eioIge Der GroB. Bros
fauer 9eIanotidaft unb unter benies
ntaen 1T, bic odraus bier au Nmittrs
oum auf Der Sitinbtifen Sdiffsaim.
mernerfte pom 30. 4uouit 1897 bis
oatp ii6 aufasboIten unp unter unie.
rer Geituno QeSimmert bdbeH, iib
ip6breno Der an1eoebenen 3elt bel lei.
ner Doblaeboren YerbleTben albisr
als ein fleiBtasr unb tIugsr 3immer=
mann betraaen. unb lich i'm glbbredsn,
3uleaen. Ibtraben, SSuaen. 6ddeu,
9leihmahen. 3uitopfeH, 6ObeIn.
gpbren SGaen, gretters uno 00laer.
bremen uno in allen, mas eiRem gu.
ten uRo aeIdidtsn 3immermaun au,
oebOrt. aeihidt ae3eiat bat uuo ihlieBs
LID an elmer Fre9atte .peter uuo
pauI" Qenannt - iiber buRoert iib
lana. ppn glHfana bis au Gnpe mitge.
urbeitet bat. 70 bah iie beinabe fsrtiQ
mar. guberoem ober lit berielbe aud
ourt, midi in oer S6iffsbdutunit unb
i'm .3eihneu unterpieien poroeu, 70
oaR Seine Doblaeboren dlles in ben
9ruub perItebt unb id, 10 nett ais
mir es ielbit periteben, publiStreu
tanu. 3um 3eihea Der Dnbrbeit
babe id) DIES nit meiuer llnter
ihrift unterasihnet. 4ctum in @m-
iteream in unierem aetpobnli6sn
WphRpIube bel ben Oftinoiiden
Werften ben Is. Sanuor i'm Sabre
pes Ssrrn 1893 q. 6. 9OOl."
@erf6rtebeu.
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oerfoneneH "a StlnDeT, per9ll9eil
nit ben oorberge6enoen 2 Sagen, pae
rem tpie folat:
RinbDieb. S6peine. S9afe.
30. Mdr8 1851 1924 III
81. Wdr3 145 1855 36
l. april 613 1889 SO
Der gerianbt bstrug in OerieIbeH
3eit:
RinbDieb. 96psine. G6afs.
30. Wdrs 6 25 66
81. Wldr3 315 1413
l. Qpril Is CSC SO
Riubpie9. - Der Marft lpar
6eute rubig unb quite lsi6te 5leiI9erz
iorten martin itetig bis TART, ionft lber
paren bic preiIe asOriidt. Stoders
uno Teebers tamen nur tpenig in ben
Wartt unO parsu ftetig. ebsnIo Wtil9s
tiibe.
W}ittlere unb i8tpsre Stisre 800
$40. eineDagsoHlabung ertru fette
Stiere i'm @epi6t DON 1863 pfunb,
$3.50 unb einige srtra fine fette
Stiere DON 1850 pfunb $3.50, Sren
$3.75-6.35, 5Ieif6er Stisrs $3.50
500, srtra lei9te $8.10-8.25,
aiibs $3.50-6.00, auserlsIsne bis
ertra $6.25-6.75, Gamers 1925
4.25. Cutters $4.25-5.25, StOders
unb ssssoers $6.00-7.50, StOd Seis
fsrs S5.50-6.50, Stod aiibs $3.50
8ullsn.-8ei nur mdBiser gu
fubr mar Der Waurtt beute itetig. Die
Ru6fruse mar cine CUTE.
Magere unb Iei6te $5.50-6.50,
9olpanu S6.50-7.35, grtra $40,
fette 9ullen $70O-7.50.
&Glber.-D Die RGafrase mar
cine quite unb Die preiIe itissen I'm 25
SOC per 100 pfuno.
SrbinGre uno grobe $5.50-9.00,
fair Bis quite lsi4te $7.50-9.25,
grtra $3.50.
S6peine. p6tsl= unb 5leis
IferIorten parsn ibpdb unb fielen
Inn sc per 100 gfunb. 2si6te Der
ianbtiorten uno Gertel luaren itetig.
9ute Big auserlefene gerpatungss
unb Gl.iitsrfprten $8.80-8.85, orr
binGre Bis auserleiene i4tpere fette
SGue $5.50-8.00, grtra $50
8.15, Stuas $4.50$7.00, Grtra $40
tt6te @srfanbtiorten 1926
5ertsI $5.50-8.15.
s6afe unb 2dmmer.-Oas
9tnsebot mar geriHg uno Der Wsartt
itart.
Sfafe.-grtra $500, quite Bis aug
erleiene S5.50-5.90, orotnGre bis
fair $3.25-5.25, Sa9rIings S5,75-
6.75.
oGmmer.-Grtra 1925, quite Bis
uuserleisne $7.75-8.15, orbinGre bis
fair $6.25-7.50, asidorene 9dmmer
$6.75 7.50; Griibsa9rs Gdmmer
$10$15.
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@pn ser 9 6mtere.

SaauIpieler gum Direttpr): .5err
Direttor, id mD6te bitten, fpurum
iine beut bon meinem SpieIbonorur
orsibia pfsnnig abseSuaen9"
Director: .gluu, srIaubsn Sic mir,
Sic babsn ia beute i'm pisrten 2(tt elm
pdar Wiiriteln Su per5ebrsn ssbabt,
unb i6 babe sic bod ui9t nit 9srs
pfIsguns sngagirt!"
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G6tcugo. /. glpril.

S6peine. .-3ufubr 10000. 0artt
tart. Die meiiten 9ertGufe bra9ter
S8.55-S.65; leihte $S.50-8.70; &c.
miI6te $8.40-8.721; idipsre $8,25
-s.65; ruuAs $8.25-8,35; JertsI
S725-S.60.
Rinopisb.-3ufubr 1O,5O0. Martt
Itetia. gsepes $6,95-9.50; serdss
Stiere $720-s.20; Stpters unr
sSrbers $5.50-.790; Siibe uno Seis
fers $3.70-S.40; adIber $3.50
9.75.
s6afe.-3ufubr $4,000. Wurtt
it.tta. GinbeimiIhe $5.40 700;
Sdbrlinas $6.50-7.50; einbeimiide
QGmmer S7.35-S.20.
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9 roeeries 8
aaffee marft rubia. gr.iIs

3ud.r-g gr.iis iinb itetig. Rafs
finirter Gut 2oaf 5.55c, potpbereb
4.6oc. Cubes 4.75c, granuloteb 4.50c.
gonfectipners ~" 4.40e. Sff u"
4.15c. ipeibsr ertra vg" $500, ertra
.g" $500. orbinGrsr s.Ibsr 3.e0c.
Molafies in itetia.-Ren Or.
l.ons Open 2ettle 32-50e. GsHtrifus
aal 20-30t per @allone.
sseis - an,iiiiona. Hdnch Ssao
ea-7c. prima 5s-6ie. oroindrer At
Sc. .Sapan 41-4ic per gfunb.
Dairp Irobuite
9utter.-preiie itsiig. W6oles
milf Grtra 29c, @sntralissb ertra
26A-27tc, gsntraIiseb 5irits 23-
25e. Gsntrali3.b Ssepnbs 1916,
DARN Ganep giOI zoe, padins
Stod SO. l lac. gadina Gtod SO. 2
13c per g}funb.
aGfe. Marit ftetis. Sbio IT
-1sc. Rorbipeitlidsr 18-20c. Rep
gort 1916. Ghtpeiosr 20e, DO.
Bird 1916, aimburssr 16-17c per
pfunb.
Gier-Wdrtt rubig. - prima
friid5e Siibnereisr 18c, firits tic,
Orbindre 16tc, fseonbs 15he per Osb.
enieusisr &c, 9Gnissisr roc per 9bb.
9efliissl. = Wartt lsbbait,
QreiIe felt. - Sprinasrs 18-24e
per gfunb. Senntn 17ac, SABINE 12e,
Srutbiitner PIE, Guas Sc. junge
Gnten 15-16e. farbiss Gnten 12-
13c. GGni. 7-10c per pfuno.
DIFF unb 9emiife.
gepf.l.-Sanep aepf.l $4.50-I
$50. aussr,eIe. $3.35-4.5O perBbl.
G:trpn.n.-Narit mar itetia.-
Janep Rsfiina $2.25-30o per aiIte.
Sransen-Wartt rubig uno 'tss
$2.00-2.75 per &iIte.
@rape fruit $2.75-3.75 per aifte.
Grbbeeren = GIoriba 30 =
35c per Quart.
ananas. GubaniIde $3.75-
4.O0 per Crate.
aartoffeln.-Marit itetis. -
Cute Mi6issn 70-72e, WiseDniin
70-72c per BIZ. BON Gtleiie uHo
So. 2.25-$2.40 per gbl. bonn Store.
Suuse aartoffsln.- garIp
ROie Jloriba S2.25-2.50 per Sams
per. Bermuda $7.0o-7.5O per 9bI.
Saat 3artoffeln.-Wifi,
gan garlp Roie $1.05-1.10. 9eautp
6ebrons 90c-$1.00. GarIp SriIb
goblers 90s-$1.00. Carmen S.
Doc, Rural Rem Dort $500, Bur.
bants $500 per 9u.
9 Giibtartoffeln-Seriep S2.25
$50 per gbl. unb 70-S5e per
camper.
Sraut.-Wnrtt rubis.- Jlpriba
S2.50-3.00 per Crate, OGniIfes
$2.25-2.50 per 9bl. pom Gtore.
3piebeln.-GeIbe @lobe $1.75
-1.90 per Blu. auf bem @sleii..
BIumenfobI. = $2.00-225
per flsines grais.
9riine 8obnen. Gloriba |
S3.50-4.00 per camper.
Grbfeu.- GIoriba $3.00-3.50 |
per 6amper.
2omatoes. = California $1.75
--3.25 per Crate BON 6 aDrben.
RobL-$1.25-1.50 per @bI.