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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Ten Be.ow in Pittsburgh Suburbs.

PITTSBURGH, December 15-Cold
weather records for December Is were
shattered here today when the mercury
at the weather bureau registered 2.3
degrees below zero at 8 O'Clock and I'M
oiiiciai records in the suburbs We're re-
ported as low as 10 degrees below.
Many large street and tower clocks
were frozen, and scores OF homeless
persons applied at police stations for
food and shelter. Small streams in the
mountains of western Pennsylvania
and northern West Virginia were i'll
some places frozen solid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Reception at Crittenton Home.

A reception is to be held at the Flor
ence Crittenton Home, 21S Sd street
northwest, this afternoon from to 5
o'clock. One of the purposes of the
reception is to give the women of this
city an opportunity to inform them
selves in regard to the policy and
methods of the association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Four Below in Mountains,

PHILADELPHIA, December 15.-The
first real cold weather of the winter
brought zero temperature today in the
mountain districts of Pennsylvania
AT Harrisburg the official record was
I degrees above zero and in the noun
tain regions the temperature fell to
1 below.
In Philadelphia the weather bureau
reported minimum of 13 degrees
autVe zero. and about the same tenn
perature was reported in New Jersey
and Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Asks Court to Change His Name.

Because his name is difficult to p'o
nuunce. Nathan Pefosky has asked
the District Supreme Court for permIs
sion to change his name to Nathan
Peck. He is represented by Attorney
Brill & Bralove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

forwards little Want Ads to The Sta
TO accommodate its patrons penn
a wore a ' IS all il costs for m.
everyd-- household wants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Dr.. Foote to Address Keep Wells .

DIR. John A. Foote is scheduled to
talk to the National Society of Keep
Wells Friday evening in the lecture
hall of the Calvary Baptist Church. Il
and sth streets northwest His subject
will be 'Perils OF Infant Life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

There Should Be Plenty Of Heurich's
REFERS in the house throughout the
HOLIDAYS No Xmas beverages more
wholesome or satisfying than famous
old Maerzen and Senate. doz., sl.aI
Lager, $1.5O). Bot rebate, SOC. w. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Virginia Theater That's all.

II 1t Is Groceries and Wines.
we have them. Jas. d. Donnelly. 140t
Eve St NV. NJ. 1896. Deliveries to all
sections. Order a gallon of sweet cider.
35c gall including jug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Balance in Treasury.

Flowers and Blooming Plants.
The finest specimens for Christmas.
Place orders now. Guide, 1914 f St
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

oth ST cor of X me-. is Star Want
'5rahch where Rooms for Rent, Hin
wanted and other everyday Wants" o
the houseN ife may be left for irsertio.
IN The star. One cent a word is all il
costs for most Wants"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
CITY ITEMS.

$3.50 Gold Piece in a Pie. Get .
slice Sat. Mt. Vernon Cafe. 1906 Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

Open Evenings Untn Xmas.
Harbin's Dry Goods. 319 ave Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Native of Virginia.

Money to loan al and go on real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co., 1925 N. Y. ave-
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

Machines for Making MillwOrk
{ all kinds on premises. Promptness
wv prices assured. Eisinger's 21o9 eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

Phone Your Want Adj to The ssss.
Main 2440
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
Twelve at New York, and Falling.

NEW YORK. December 15.-A cold
wave. one of the most sudden expert
enced in New York in many years, sent
the mercury down to IL degrees ealIy
today and the forecast indicated that
it might reach zero before night. A
strong westerly wind gave an addi-
tional sting to the air and drove hun
dreds of homeless men into public and
private shelters last night
Many steamships and smaller craft
were caught in The gale that brought
the cod wave from the northwest, and
life-sasing stations a.ong the Long
lsianu and New Jersey coasts were on
."e ioonout today Tor vesseIs IN dis
treSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

Blue Printing sch~idt. 1927 18th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16
MERCURY At Il ABOVE;
COLD WILL CONTINUE
Temperature Drops From 40 to 16
at Midnight and Keeps
on Falling.

| That optimistic Thermometer over at
the weather bureau declared to a
skeptical public today that the tenn
perature reached only 16 degrees
above zero at it's frappe worst last
night. But chilly, red-nosed humanity
Siared with incredulity at the an
nouncement and shifted with disdain
at cold-recorder that hadn't any more
regard for truth than the weather
bureaus official indicator of frigidity.
Humanity-that portion of it that
was compelled to be out of doors early
today-knew mighty well that the
temperature was somewhere down
among the minus signs, and that the
hlondike hadn't a thing on this part
OF the country as far as searching, nip
ping, biting, chilblain- inducing cold
was concerned
The mercury in the little glass tubes
began sliding cellarward early yester-
day evening, showed downward by a
nowling wind from the northwest AS
horizon the wind whooped 'er up with
a Will, and the mel curry huddled toward
the small figures away down the scale
Ike turtle Withdrawing into it's she'll
Mercury's Downward Course.
AZ HOoH ytSleTuay OIllCldl tner-
mometer registered 40 degrees above
zero. At o'clock the temperature was
IS degrees; at 4 o'clock it was 80 de-
grees; at o'clock the thermometer
showed "a degrees. At s o'clock last
night it had dropped to 20 degrees, and
at midnight the mercury stood at the
10 degree mark. 1t kept right on slid
ing down after that hour, and at
O'Clock this morning the temperature
as recorded at the weather bureau was
II degrees above zero. That was the
recorded temperature; the temperature
felt by suffering humanity, however,
was variously reported as from zero to
about million degrees below.
Today the weather bureau promises a
continuance of the cold, with lively
west winds to add to the complications
and make Christmas shopping some
what like an arctic expedition. But the
cold extends over the greater part of
the United States, SO get what consola-
ton you can out of that
The coolest weather of the season
prevails generally east of the Missis-
sippi river and in the northwest. The
temperature is below freezing in the
south Atlantic and east gulf states ex-
cept the Florida peninsula and below
zero in West Virginia. western Penn
sylvanla, Ohio, Indiana and the north
west
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

ARCADE PRIVATE BALLROOM.
For dances tclub and priyate,. balls. encares
receptions, fairs entertainments. etc. Spec si
prices on bookings made now. Terms moderate.
Arcade office. Tel. Col. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-16

MRS. FLORA G. DYER AND ROBT. DENIM
son. teaching all the latest steps. direct from
New York. class private. Ph- N. 24Sl.
Academy. 1917 ST. NV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-05
CLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
n NOJE BACK HUET~ ON MAD
nI'H BO1IliiiS lut. nluNk
IDTS 81 WAITER.

when your Kidney II HHI sow
back feels rr. don't 10. .u.G .ul
proceed to .o,d your ru".U .iH H
Dot ol drugs that or,'. |. HIu.
ANA initiate Che entire a..u tract
Keep your MdncH D.u ..u N.H
keep your bowel clean b.. Flushing
'ucm with o. mild. ham. H|'
which removes tlp uu.E ur.r.
VleJe and stimulates Thorn fu l...
normal activity Iua function ul tH.
kidney BEL go utor tn0 u0.d. Iu
uf arid and waste, poo .. 1900 r.a.II.
hours they strain from % 5000 rr.
understand tbo vital Importance. ut
keeping thp kidney a#...
Drink lots OF waite. .ou CAN'T
drink too much mu a', lram AMY
pnarmaol about .uUr ounces o.
Ja1 salts. take "a tablespoonful .n p
glass o.. water before hr.lEH .0H
morning fur lt. da ana .r
kIdu.W WIu art ruo. IU emu#
SALTS 9. ma1. from 'Ur n..H nl rrap'
aud lomu juice. combined NU
.HJh1 ANA H. Boon u.aI .Dr ..u.
aU1us Co e.o.u .HI stimulate e'urr
Ndu..s. .... Go n.'H.yr '0o HD.
|u "ru. zoo b. up .WUr l.a .uH"
OBJ. irritation tm. cudiu' Ual".
weakness.
TsH .4II. d. #..r.u. l.rUH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-05
DO, roGs VINEYARD
PAGE SEVEN
BY HOP"

g.. ! Vineyard 81. D., Il. /. Vine
yard. V. D.. =. =. Vineyard. " u.
surgery aud Diseases ct Women
i,H. aud iHi.Ha.i,al Laboratories
Nl'IHrai IIi, uuf. Amarillo. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-05

Daily NavH Frrf ffa mHHi H- sr
rumpa1lsi bt tue CAeu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-05
j. VI HhhIN


eleohol From Sap o. Sipa palm.
tht Philippine islands produr. Oh.
rfoaimaiei} 10000 oo0 gallons OF lir1.
uo' f'aiN Almost an Of this 20 made
from me sap ct N, nipa palm that
grows 90 great abundance ia gaross
seamps Of the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-05

r. II fs help YOU aalt. phone a..
Amarillo Employment Agency We
yet the hf.p without delay O.. Nes.
a1m. manager. =. n Boz 5st. Ana
fllo. Trrns 3I-ff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
@iT.niaaftliae Arbeiten iiber
bic 8aH5e.
gum Or. gan 5 e r.

9Sm Sabre 1880, ipobl Dem trau-
riaIten in Der @eidibte Der Man5e,
entoedte eine gauerin beim 3errei'
ben bon Observation-Disclosures
baB bur6 ben ,lmberiIiegenoen Nul'
peritaub Die 6liegen toot pon ben
gsGnoen iielen. 0ieIe GntSeduns
purSe anise5rifien mo man iano,
SaB Der RpreteongebaIt oes Stanbes
gepiiie fIeine SSnietten betdlbe lnn
tobte. gslm mar aud oas vEuloer"
.iiir Die 8an3p eriunben. Gbrcnllten
er5abIen, baB in bieiem lno III Den
iolgenben Sabren eIn ungebeiires
Sterbeu untcr oieienI llngejieIer
itattseiunben bat. Sn ben ipateren
SSabren peria9te nit einemmal Die
ies Wtittel, has Snieft ibeint lid
affomooiert 3u baben uno legt belitt
nit 8orliebe ieine eier III oas be-
tannte gelbe Nilloer.
Aber Der Wteni6 itano niht auI
Die 1auer nit laneem8eii6t pcf Die
Ter Gri6einung. Wtan entbedte, bar
Yetrolelm ilnangenebm aiit olesWan
se mirfe nnn beiist belite i'm sletlel
oas bette Wtittel sur 8ertilgln9. I'll
leroings mub easSuieft pom sletber
Itaub oireft gsiroifen iperoen. Dam
aber miro ibm Der SettgebaIt oeS
aorpers ent5o1en nno es itirbt.
Der IReuif aber, Der ieFn Seblrr
aui Der einen Seite anltrengt, Wdt
tel ,u finoeu, nm Der 8altSe Serl
All peroen baut ibr aui Der qnoerer
luieoer goloeue 9riiden in elm lido
mes, senubreihes uno nnaeitortes
9eben. Die Griinoung Der 3entral
bei5una bat aieien tIeinen Sebe'peier
bisber mehr Sreube bereitet als lns
ielbit, SadnerItdnbige baben ieitge
iteIt, bab in S1uiern, Die 3eutraI
bei3une beiisen, Die @auSe j6brlid
INN 100 Gier rnebr in bic Welt iest
al sin S1uiern, bic iih oieies Som
forts nid,t erireiien. 9isber legte il
! IN Den Monaten mar5 bis Septent
| ber $50 Gier. nuu ifoffte mon ibI
absr einen iiinitliden Siebesfriihllnl
loud in ben |onaten RoDember Uni
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
9dslid,er Wsarftberid,t
Gineinnati, 26. SUM-

Gincinnati, 26. Suni.
Die na9folsenben Auotirunsen be-
sieben ii9 nur auf gngrob Srdns'
attionen. Bel ,lsineren geihdften
|perbsn stipas bSbsre preiIe btrshnst.
prpifiouen.
Der Morti mar rubis. pr.iis itstis.
g d ma .. priml Steam
975-9.s5e +. 0. 3.
1rpdensefalseneS Glsifd.
Gbort clear Seitsn 12-124c, fbort
Ripp.nf.iten 11a-12c, ertra fbort
clear Gsitsn 11a-12c. S4uIt.rn II
--114c. Bellies 134-13ac Ioie unb
&c mebr perpadt.
9aeon.- G6crt clear G.iten
|13-133c, furs. aipp.nisit.n 12i--
|13c, extra ibort clear Seittn 12i-
l18e, G6ult.rn 12-l23e unb Bellies
l14s s-14ae lcfe unb 4c per pfunb
msbr berpadt.
Sugar Gureb TIeifd. -
Shtn.en 16-16ac. picnic Gdultern
I12A A-13e, greatf.it Bacon 19-20c,
Ghultsrn 121-13e. Rem Yorf Gut
S6uItern 121-13e. trodene 9eef'
GGintsn $27. .0O-2S.00.
Gibaep5feItes gleif d.
Ghinien 131-14c. picnie SduItsrn
l10s-11e. Bellies 15-16c. S6ultsrn
l11-11ic. TEN Oort Gut lille.
Srifd.s TIsif6. - S&in.
Ten 13t-14e, pienirsSduItsrn 10h
Lii, S6ulisrn 1ol-1lc. ftort
RippenIei!sn 11-11ac. fbort clear
Geiien 11-11sf. srirn ibort Seiten
l10i-11e, gslIi.s 13A-15ac pro
pfunb.
Webf unb GetretbG
WebL-Wintsr patsnt $4.25-
4.50, Dintsr Ganep $3.90-4.15. ho.
namiIp $3.20-3.50. Grtra $3.00 =
1915, orbinGrss $2.75-2.95. garter
meissn patent $3.75-3.90. bo. fdncr
S3.S5-4.25, bo. JamiIn $3.50-3.75.
| lRoaa,nmsbI. norbpeitlih semiIdtei
lS3.75-3.90. reinss gitt $4.10--
APO. ssmif6tes $3.so-4.1o per gbl
Deisen. - glo. 2 rother Dinter
s2-s4c. 80. 3 bo. 81-82c, 30. 4
roiher 75- 78c.
| MeIf6forn. no. 2 ipeibsi
! 77--77ac. 90. 3 ipsibes 76-76Ac,
gao. a bo. 74i-75Ac, RO. 2 sslbts
72-72Ae, 30, 3 bo. 71t-72c, Ro. 4
leo. 70-7ls. 70, 2 gsmii9tss 7ll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27

Masere lnb lei6te $5,00-5.6O,
bologna $5.60-6.50, grtrd $3.50,
fette YuGen $6.6O-7.00.
&Glber.-0ie 3ufu9r mar grOB
unb ber Winrft flau unb UNI 5Oc ME-
briger.
Srbindre unb groBe $5.O0-9.25.
fair Bis CUTE lsihte $7.00-9.25, GT>
ira $3.50, sinise $9.75-10.
g 6Deins-0ie beutise 3ufubr
mar bic gr0bte Der MOfe. Die Ra4s
fraee mar iebr gut. 5leii6eriorten
itiegen I'M &c, lei1te Serianoforten
lnb 5ertel UNI 10c.
2luserleiene i4pere unO CUTE bis
auserleiens 9erpadunsss uno Jlsi<
i6sriorten $s.35-8.40, orbindre biz
auserleiene fdtpere fette SGus $5.75
-7.6O, Grtra $7.65, stass $3.50
$40, Grtra $3.50, lei9te 9erIanbts
iorten $8,15-8.40, 5srtel pon 40
pfunp unb ypsHiser $6.50-8.10.
S6afe unb 90 m mer. - Ter
Martt mar beu.e leb6aft unb bic
preiIe itetig.
Sdafe. .-Grtra leidte $4.85, quite
bis auserleiene S4.50-4.75, oroindre
Bis fair $3.0O-4.40, i6psrs fette
Gdafe $3.75-4.25, SG6rlings $500
1925. = 5riibjabrs 2dmmer So
9.35; gulls $5.00-5.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Merfhishensg

Oete.-Wartt fetis. 2einol ro'
tes 55c per Gallone in partien BON
5 8bl. geiohtes 1c mebr. No. 1
aarbDl 62e; Cotton Sesb Ssl raffi,
nirtes 58e pet gallOns. Serpentin SAC
per @aIIone in partien DON Is
Barrels. petroleum, Dbio Carbon
120 Grab 9af, DO. 150 @rab 10ae,
!SeabIiabt ITS Grab 12c. gromn
gaIolin zoe. Napbtu 16c per @allons
in partien BON Is gbls.
Sala.-Ser Wartt 1T rubts. Sbio
RiDer $1.2O, Mi6isan unb 9ltron
$1.14 per 9bl. bon $50 pfunb.
5aIg itetis. = prima gitp ca
6ac, bo. Gountrb 53-6c per pfrnb.
&oblen.-Martt rubig. Dough-
biogbenp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad
1925, aanalpba Stiidtoblsn $3.50
3.75. Qub unb Glad 1925 - 2.35
per soane abadi.fert. aaudloie
Stidtoblen $4,75c, antbraeite $7.75
per Sonne abgsIiefert. gote toites
$6.0o-6.5O per 9Onne abseliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Gbieasa Sas.. 26. Suni.

Gbiea9o, Sas., 26. Suni.
gpsiSsn.-gir Suli 774-7s5c, an
G3lub 77se; fir September 77a-
1886, am Sdtub 77Ie.
Dsli4forn. Sir Suli 665-674r,
am S6lub 674t; fir September 65s
-66!c, am SdIub 65ac.
Saier.-5iir Suli 37s-38tc, am
S8lub 37ac. 5iir September 364-
&c, am SdIub 96Ac.
Roagsn.-Ro. 2 63c.
gerite 49--60e.
limotbp $4.25-5.50.
a!.eiaamsn Sob.
Bort $21.15. = Sir Suli $20.85
glib, am S9lub $2l,15; fir Sep:
tsmbsr $19.92-1s.s7, am s3IuB
1895.
s6mals 1896. - 5iir Suli 1892
--10, am Sdlub 1886; fir Septsms
ber $10.07-10,l5, an S6lub $lo.s
10.
Rippsnisiten $11.00-11.5o. Sir
Suli $11.45-11.5o, am Sdlub $11.s
40; fir September $L45-11.52, am
ShluB $11.47.
Butter unb adie iinb uuDsrdnoert.
Gier. = preii. b0bst. Orbinarp
firfs 162 lie; iirits 17i-1S4e.
3artOffelu.-preiie b0bsr. Nsus
S1,0U-1.50; alte $1.15-1,20.
9efliieeI.-asbsnbes bD6sr. Sprin'
gers 20-24c; oAbere 16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27

-72e, go. 3 bo. 71-71ac, SO. a DO.
7O-70se per 8u. WeiBss aplbeJle
iorn 7s-79r, gelks po. 78-79e. ge'
miIdtes DO. 76-77c.
6afsr.-go. 2 iusibsr 40a-41c,
STANDARD peiber 40-40ae, go. 3
ipeibsr 1886, 30. a fpeiBer 81
$50, glo. 2 ssmiidtsr 381-39e,
Ro. 3 bo. 38-38Ae. go. a bo. 36 =
&c.
Hoggen. 80. 2 68-70c, go.
3 bo. 65-67e. go. a bo. 60-64c.
@erfte.-No. 2 srriibiabrs SO -
Toe, go. 8 bo. 60-65c per 9u.
Wbisfs.
0srtauft purben 404 8bls. Die
FILTERS Syiniibeb Goobs auf Der 8aiis
bon $1.35 per @allons.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Ghitaap. SGg.. 26. Stunt.

S6nsins. -.3ufubr 10000. Wiartt
itnad. Die meiiten 9ertdufe bra4ten
1925 - $40; leibte $8.10-8.4O;
ssmiIbte $8.05-8.42a; ihtpers $7.95
$40; raub. $7.95-8.07a, Gertel
$7.25-8.15.
RinbDieb. - 3ufubr 25oo. Wartt
itart. 9eses $7.55-9.40; Stiere $6.z
9O-8.2O; Stoders uno ISsebers $8.s
1O-8.15; &iibs unb Seifers S3.70-
$50; a1lber $7.O0-9.75.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 5000. Wtartt
itart. S6afe $5.40-6.40; Sdhrlings
$6.4O-7.50: 2Gmmer $6.5O-S.30;
syriibiabrs aGmmsr $6.75-9.45.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Jlmk'N Nahribtem.

sumitas, 27. Suni 1914.
Sm Gincinnatisr 0titritt pirO Der
6lub iih MIR ipenig Derdnoern. Ses
tern Qbenb bate bsrielbe Bel bieliger
Stabt einen WaferituHb pon 11.5
Sub.
9ittgburs, pd.-6.4 SUP unO iieigt.
Wbseling, %. 9u.-S.1 uno fdQt.
partsrsbure, 80. 9a.-3.5 unb itsigt.
aanapbn 1als, W,9a.-53oa, Itsigt
GburlsitOn. %. 8u.-7 g.. itatiOnar.
Bortsmoutb, O.-3.s unb fdat.
GouispiG., ap.-S.2 uno fdlt.
goansDias. Sno.-4.3 uRb fdat.
RaibpilIe, Ssnn.-7.5 unb fdlt.
Gbattanoo9a, 2snn.-7 Sub u. iGat.
Cairo, sSIs.-20.3 unb faat.
Msmpbis, 1snu.-15.7 ). uno iteist.
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@els .oB eaa4 purbs ~ N - ~ aus.
eeliebeu.
yrima vsiAaftspapisre wuroen gu 81
~ bisfpHtirt.
Sterfinagrdauae IN i6pdder. -
Si9t ~ $4S7K-t.s7X usb GoHlmsreial
ju N.ss14.
BaHsss obfigatfonfu partn
itetig unb ipursen pic felgl anptirt:
Der. Staattn HsfunbiraHg . 81 - 9s,
sens sens ii rensF'ss 1oyll1n ,,slirt, e tSa
gpupsns iot x = 1e2, Wanana Hesiiisreb
aeo s7'set.. DO. gousou 3ss. 1eo-i02.
!, Glttitnmarft. - 8on ber aonopnsr
eorfe purbeH bobers 9reiie iir bic ameri.
faHiidtn gapisre beribtet unb bieieS bate
sur JoIge, baB aud bier Der giarft itarf
mar uno bsrieIbe idloB 5u Breiieu. bic
pprbsfg absr beneH Don getera ftanoen.
Uilfnhahu Ml<lea
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bait finben @r ipir0 aber pollenbg per
5peifeln, lpem er beoenft. Dab ielbit,
oa Ser Name nifts ano BLOB Die
9tlunnicr etpas sur Sahe tbut, 81
Soger burd anoumnlitat ODER 6alih'
meloung Gieien iHlbeiiegboreu 5eirr
ben nidt entgeben pirO.
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Werianbt ipdbrenb bieIer 3eit:
Rinbp. Shtpcine.

ri ID Oieb.-0ie 3ufubr mar
beute msbr als ssniiseno fir bic Na4'
frass unb bic preiie fielsn besbalb um
lO-15c bro 100 pfrlnb. Stoders
uno s5eebers pdren iebr fluu uno iie'
len nm 15-25c. - Wiilhtiibe iine
lanafam.
S6pers unb mittlsre Stiere $3.50
$50, Grtra S9.60-8.80, SdieH
S.530-6.75. SleiidsriOrten $5.75 =
$50. eine WagaonIabung srtra fette
i'm Durdi6nittsaelpi6t BON S3l, pfb.
$3.50, Soeifsrs $5.50--5.50, aiibs $3.s
$500, dus.rlefens biz ertru 500
-6.75. Gamers $3.25-4.25. Guts
ters $4.25-5.25, Stpdsrs unb See.
bers $5.75-7.50. Stod Seifers $5.25
-6.25, Stod aiibe S4.25- 5.25.
8uIlen.-Der Marit mar beuts
Iansiam unb i&tpa8. Die 3ufuhr par
msbr ala ssaaasES.
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metau> >Ntarft.
glep p ort, 26. Sun

Nep gort, 26. Juni.
aupfer flau. 2(m piab unO iiir
4uguit $3.50 offsrirt. Glectrolptic
$13.50-13.75, Gate nomineQ. Gait.
mas $13.50.
3inn lit itetis gu $29.S7-30.
Qntimonp flau. Gootion's $7.25
-7.37.
giien ruhis unb unoerGnoert.
glsi flau au $3.85-3.95.
Spelter flau su $5.00-5.10.
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Musiudrtise Wdrfte.
Hep gort, 26. SUM-.
Mebl. -Martt nieOriser.

Wtepl. -UfdlIt NleDrt9er.
Rosgenmebl.- -Rartt Itetis.
Mlaismsbl. .-Martt taum Itetig.
Rosgen.-Martt pillis. go. 2 ipeits
lider 69c c. /. I. Rem gort.
9erite. Wartt pillig. Walagerits
57-64e c. /. T. Buffalo.
Dsiseu.-Martt itfpah. go. 2 BAR
ter Winter 91tec, !. I. Nsp gort; SO,
Q rotber nsuer 86c c. /. I. Suli 9ers
ianbt; go. l NOrrbern Dulutb 96t
uno NE. / NortbsrR Manitoba 98c {,
o. b. i6nimmeno.
Delf6torn.-Wtartt pillig. go. 2
seIbes 773e.
Safer.-Marit piQissr. Stanbart
tpeibsr 44a-45c; RO. g 44-44ac,
fancp gsbiiliter psibsr 45t-47c.
Ssu.-Warit taum itstis.
Sopfen. -Wartt rubig.
Sdute. e.-Uiartt itetig.
aeoer.-W Wartt isit.
port.-Martt ruhig.
gesf.-Martt itstis.
Gut Meats. Murtt fsit, Ssp0teltt
9ellies BON 10-14 pfb. 13a-144c
G6mals.-Wurtt pillig. Uiiobls
Dsit $10-10.10. Raffinirtes taum
fetig. COMPOUND itstig.
aalg.-Warit pilis, Spseial 6se
Woae.-Ularft itst!g.
Sar3.-Martt itetig.
5erpentin.-Martt itstis. NadiH'
Barrels 49ac.
Hsis.-Marit it,tig.
MolaFes.-Martt iluu.
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rfrS,Wuatt 2s. aunt 1914.

"a SU. .tuUt lSirs
Sk NaDitage mad 9arfsben mar nur
unbfbeutfnb uiib @elb mar duberf piais.
1at DaFieben .or cal" tuHybea BON ben
BaHien 49, berednet unb 0eidafts-
papisrs ipuroen su6-696 bisiontirt. Die
Noller pIajireu Garleben .on call1 ~ 8K
l-4K& pRp auf Belt tu ~.
HsAia ssi Rsp psri
puybeB AZ @ari auiihen BaBfsR ueriauit.
4is GppHisrrats bstrdgt soc grdmif per
slOol
pshfd ssi HHsssa
Enp RiaissF.--9k folssnbsH auotirunssn
iiRb ~ bfri&ten:
g; 90 Ease eiSt, N.ssxzs.s7 yer e;
peris, 3 Gese sidt, 514 f5ranes per eieo;
90 Eset eidt, 6l6 brancs per s1oa; far
Dsntf4taRb, 4 Sass 6idt, 4 Nsrf M,
30. 80 faef giat Axe.
GefumsHtarn gitls auf 9onoor rl2sssn
~ tl.s54, aui efassop ~ S4.6s pHps aut
gsIfaft ~ A-saA psrtaaft
Unubts.ctfaansnsu.
mbig uns fetia Die ssnisn quOtirsa
'GiniauI. gsrlaui
4S Bombs 1875 Coup ITO 11Ih
Sx Bombs. 1918. .....10lX los
~ Bombs, 1889, ..,... 81 vs.
ok panama 81 seb.
Is Banams .......... 100 loa
Gisartys esnis timisse
1is tlmiass I'M hisfissu glsayiusbeuie
bslisieH lid heute aui e4,220,750.
.eduritatss.
Nud heuts Daren bic @eiddfts tpieoer
isbr Hau uno bic Yreiie gefriidi. Bsrfaufs
purbsH:
n ifT B1fie;
30 Columbus Gas cont .......,. 6s
9rpeier d oambIe, coH. -. oSA
IN sfisSH g'srfts;
5000 Girpn 8. <H96 1916...,.. 1O1.8O
5000 Marion 90. 70. 3d. SO
1o88-%8. .............,..... 106
1900 Cincinnati %. ~ 1888. 49,. 1906
ssehltshrnbs Iabeat pon i'm bisiisen
Msarit bsfinoli6sn 8sHos unb aftien giebt
bic ofFjieaen Guotirunaen an:
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Viebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 26. SUM.
8uiubr imb @erianot wdbreno Der
pergangenen "a Stunben peraIthen
NIT ben porbergebsnben bier 5assn,
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Nus Der g 9uIs

Nus ber 9 4ule.
rWis DisI Rsiisn madts Gbrihnpb
goIumbus9"
nDrstl"
Sang ri&tis! llah na& tpsI@sr
farb aa- 4
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3udsr. prtiie iinb itetig. =
Raffinirtsr Gut aoaf 5.70c, potpberso
4.S5e, Gubes sc, sranulirter 4.75c.
gonfsetioners ~" 465c; oil ~"
4.40c; peiber EXTRA IS" 4.2Oc, EXTRA
Is" 4c.
MoIaifts 1T itetis.-R.p Srt
leans Open &ettle 28-45c. Gsntr'fu'
gal 18-20c per 9a[ons.
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