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Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
WESTERLY DEMOCRATS RESTLESS
Want Something Done About Posmastership Appointment
 Prizes for Stllman Dahias-Divorce Granted Herbert sk M Rathbon On Grounds of Desertion-Republcan Caucus

I being conducted satisfactorily to the public, with perhaps single excep. l tion. and that is the service gwen al l the stamp and general. delivery win l dow One clerk is supposed to handle this business, which also includes the l parcel post service. It is more work than can properly be handled by one man and as a result the public IS seri- ously inconvenienced, people being obliged to line up and await their turn l to buy postage stamp. mai pack age or ask for letter through the general delivery. This is the main point where people come in direct con- tact with the postoff1ce ceirk and It is the weakest point in the local service. To handle this part of the business clerks instead of one assigned for that part of the service.
 Local Laeonies.
 The Larkin- Taylor wedding is scheduled for o'clock Thursday even ing.
 John Ruisi left Westerly Tuesday to resume his studies at Tufts Medical school Boston.
 The North Stonington grange has accepted invitation to visit Norwich grange Wednesday. Oct. A. As is the custom, the visiting grangers will fur nish the entertainment and the enter taining grange will provide refresh ments.
 Tree wardens Gavitt has trimmed the branches of the trees in front of the new postoffice building. There are many in Westerly who say that the trimming should be commenced about three feet below the surface of the sidewalk.
 The treasurer's report of the Young hno oyd nf do V Baptist denomination shows contribu- tions of $1,009.02 during the year, which includes the contribution of $10 from the Westerly Christian Endeayor, s1 from the Westerly church, S1 from the Ashaway church. $s.50 from the Rockville. R. l., church and $3 from the Waterford church.
 The old hand fire engine, Hay Cart, of the double-decked type, formerly now owned by the Pawtucket Veteran Firemen's association, was given a final trial Tuesday night previous to participating in the firemen's muster at the Brockton fair Friday. The trial test was satisfactory and the members are confident of winning prize.
 William G. Troy. for a time a re- porter on a New London newspaper, has been endorsed for the 18th repre- SSAtdllNO run IiOfiuSHCc III lnS s0ii- eral assembly by the eighth ward dem- ocratic committee. MT. Troy was a member of the general assembly two years ago and resigned to become deputy internal revenue collector. He was subsequently, suspended from of fee and efforts to have him reinstated failed.
 On the grounds of desertion. Judge Herbert w. Rathbun of Mystic and Westerly was granted divorce from Alice Lewis Rathbun of Westerly on Tuesday by Judge M. A. Shumways of the superior, court for New London county. Mrs. Rathbun made no con- test. She will have the custody of her only child, Constance, except for half the summer vacation, short vacations and every fourth week end. Mrs. Rathbun is clerk in the office of the Westerly water commissioners.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Frank Peeor.


 Mrs. Frank Pecor died of typhoid pneumonia in Memorial hospital, New London, Monday. Mrs. Pecor leaves besides her husband. two sons, Harold and Raymond, and daughter Hazel She has two brothers and sister in Norwich. Tfsssg
 Angus McQuarrie has returned to his studies in Sufheld, after visit to his parents. MT. and Mrs. D. J. Mo Quarrie.
 Art School Closed.
 Clinton Peters has closed his art school here and returned to New York Miss Prue Davis has returned to Willimantic after passing the week. end at her home here.
 Miss Virginia Davis. after a visit here. has returned to her New York home.
 Racing at Brockton.
 Jack Gardner is in Brockton, Mass. this week racing his horses.
 Mrs. Ada Fitch and Miss Mabel Fitch have returned. after three months stay in Otisviile. N. Y. Freeman Rogers, Moses Wilbur and Leverett Thompson have returned from an automobile trip through New Hampshire.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
 PAINS DISAPPEAR

Rheumatism depends on an acid in the blood, which affects the muscles and joints, producing in- 1ammation, stiffness and pain. This ,cid gets into the blood through rome defect in the digestive process.
 Hocd's Sarsaparilla, the old-time ,lood tonic, is very successful in the reatment of rheumatism. It acts irectly, with purifying effect, on he blood, and improves the diges-
 non t suffer. Get Hood s today.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
Lest We For6e.:

We-invite the attention of the Voters or Bozrah to certain facts which may some who are inclined to be severe in condemna tion of the majority of the present Board of Selectinen and their 1895: ss The rne Town m debt % in that Year s was ST, 7,903.90; since then. we have done a large amount of state road work, in volving an expenditure on the Town s part of far more than the, increase If the Towns indebtedness, which is now less than $10,000, to say nothing about state roads. Another item of Increased expense has been in the school ac- count, which has nearly doubled since 1899. The free tuition and transporta- tion of children to high schools is now d large item of expense, amounting last Health Officer aggregates large sum which in the good old days didn't cost anything. The printing bill now as- sumeS big proportions; all meetings of the Town must be advertised, the Town must pay for all the ballots, our ballot boxes are taken to Washington for a legal investigation and destroyed and it costs a handsome sum to buy more, and so the expense account runs on. While. on the other hand, our in April, 1897. which cut our income the face of all these adverse ctrcum- stances, we are in thriving condition {; our grand list has not been lacked up for the purpose of showing low rate of taxation. but shows a steady and a healthy growth. We are still doing business on a 10-miI1 basis Our per capita tax is $5.37, which is one of the lowest in the state, and we challenge comparison with any Town in the County of New London which has don, anything like what we have done in the way of permanent improvement to the highways.
 JOHN H. MINER
 JOHN F. BURNS,
 E. C. WHEELER.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
Bunions and Sore Feet

Don't endure foot agony. Here is surest and quickest remedy known. Two tab1espoonfuls of Calocide compound in warm foot bath" This gives instant relief; sore bunions are soon reduced; corns and cal louses can be peeled right off; ex- cess sweating or tenderness Is over come It acts through the pores and removes the cause. Large box of Calocide twenty-five cents at any drug or general store. Prepared at Medical Formula laboratories. Day ton, Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
MYsT'lC

SSSGSkdpy SuaTtSS 6CHtSoU NtdNin9
 Plans for Big Poultry Show--Boston
 Express to Stop at Mystic.
 Secretary Charles H. Denison of the Southern New England Poultry asso- citation reports progress in the second exhibition to be held at Mystic in Mo- vember. Owing to the fact that the premium lists must soon be in the hands of the printer, he is urging all those intending to donate cups as prizes to notify him as early as possi- ble. MT. Denison is confident that this years show will be bigger and better than that of last year. which succeeded in making a record for the association Already a great many have signified their intention of entering several birds and 1t is equally reasonable to expect that the prize list will be larger than usual. The association has done con- siderable to encourage the raising of fancy and market poultry all througn this vicinity. The show held last year
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
NOTICE

The Legal Voters of the Town of Preston are hereby warned to meet al the Town House on Monday, Oct. 5, 1914, from g o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. m., for the purpose of elect ing by ballot Town Officers as follows Assessor, Board of Relief, Selectmen Auditors. Grand Jurors, Collector of Town Taxes, Constables, Registrars of Voters, and Town School Committee.
 WALTER MCLIMON,
 ROBERT A. PECKHAM
 WILLIAM W. SERVICE,
 Selectmen. Dated at Preston, Sept 2s, 1914. sep3od
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
NOANK
Packing of Missionary Barrels Plan. ned-Death of Mrs. Frank Pecor- Close of Art School Season,

Mrs. c. I. Libby will entertain the Missionary society of the. Methodist church Thursday afternoon, when barrels will be packed for shipment to the needy.
 Mrs. William Halliday will enter tain the Silver Link society this after noon.
 Mrs. Harriet Wilbur is visiting in Waterford
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Robertson of Onslow, Iowa. have been visiting here
 Miss Beth Thompkins has returned to her home in Brooklyn, after a sea- son at River View.
 Lawrence Ashcraft has returned to Fishers Island, after a short visit at his home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
Girls Dress With Short or Long
 Sleeve.

Blue linene with trimming of blue and red checked gingham is here shown. The model is good for voiIe, ratine, rice cloth, cham brey galatea, serge or silk. The closing is in front. The skirt is a three-piece model with plaits in front and at the sides. The pattern is cut in four sizes: 6, s, 10 and 12 years. It requires 1-4 yards of 44-fnch material for an Swear size
 A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps ~Fv
 Order through The Bulletin Company, Pattern Dept, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Durham-Lieut. Rufus w Mathew son. who is an officer on the U. S. tor pedo boat Dixie, spent Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen M. Mathewson,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Hartford = Hartford has received from the mother town across the ocean. Hertford, England, the ilIumi- mated address sent in reply to this city's greetings at the time of Hert- ford's millennial celebration in July.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Branford-Carleton Earle Miller of Santa Barbara. Cal, marries Miss Rosalind Hammer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hammer of Bran ford, at the Hammer home today, Sept. 30. They will sail from here to San Francisco in MT. Miller's yacht. MT. Miller, who by the death of his father is heir to a million dollar estate, is an enthusiastic yachtsman.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
Exeeption to the Rule.

America is greater than any party, T says Woodrow Wilson. but it's doubt full whether the Progressives will ad- init it-Charleston News and Courier
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Chicago has one homicide a month for every 10000 inhabitants.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Government ownership of telephones in England has reduced the wages of employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Burmese rubber cultivation began in 1S7A In 1913 the production had 650,- 600 pounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
NOTICE

" ~
 All persons liable to pay taxes in the City of Norwich are hereby noti- fed that 1 have a warrant to levy and collect a tax of eleven GID mills on the dollar on the City List of 1914. made from the Town List of 1913. payable Oct. 10, 1914, and notice Is hereby given that assessments to cover the cost of oiling or sprinkling streets in the year 1913 are included In the rate bill. and are payable at the time Of the coliec- tion of said tax; and for the purpose of collecting said tax and said assess ments I will, be at the Collectors Of fee daily from g a. m. to 1z.3o p. m., and from to 5 p. m.. until Nov. 10, 1914. except the following days: store of w s. Fletcher, Falls. from F wednesday. Oct. If. I will be at the drug store of John A. Morgan. Greene vile, from II g. m. to 2 ?. m.
 Thursday. Oct. Is, l will be at the drug store Of George M, Rathbone, West Side. from II Q. m. to p. m. Friday Oct. IS. will be at the store of Sherwood B. Potter. East Side, from II a. Iii. to p.
 Legal fees and additions will be made to those who neglect this not1ce.
 THOMAS A. ROBINSON,
 Collector. Norwich. Conn, Sept. l6. 1914.
 sep1Sw
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Roekville.-Preparatio are being made for opening the night school for the fall and winter terms at the high school building. The opening will take place early in October.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

New Haven.-Prof and Mrs. Will liam H. Taft will return today from. Murray Bay. Canada. where they have been since the close of college
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

South Manchester-The first ship ment of three boxes of material for the aid of soldiers in the war in Europe was made by the local Red Cross so- ciety Tuesday morning by express.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

MiddIetown.-Rev. R. R. Parker has moved to IA Broad street and is as- sisting at the services at the Church of the Holy Trinity during the absence of the rector. Rev. B. c. Acheson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

Torrinston.-There will be no vote upon the license question in Torring- ton this fall.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30
BRiEE siATE NEWS

Saybrook.-Morgan G. Bulkeley has closed his cottage at Fenwick for the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-30

The Westerly postoffice business is
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Srieserumteroffi3ier 9esner.
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Ssiten.
Don g. Dab m s.a anbsbtra.

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senb ins 9siibt.
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beim eriten Sabnenidrei :. SGbne
uno Siibner absr sibt's bier ni9t
mebr."
vStimmt, Desnsr. Die iperben mir
aud porldufis ntht msbr gu @eIidt
betomsn. Shnappen uns bic aus Der
5ront BORN einFadb meg. So, has iinb
10 Die beionbersH 4nnebmlihteiten,
lpenn man oauernb Sur @erfiisuns oes
Stabsquartiers abtpmmanoiert 1T.
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grauen besinnt, bann ssbt's los. Damn
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Ghieaao. ~. 10. gua.

- ~ - S~'f ~ ~NNS-
Weiaen. = iyiir September 81
oslo, am S6lub 963c; fir DECEMBER
99e-$1.034c, am S9lub $1.02.
Weli4torn.-sSiir September 754
-79ac. am @9lub 77sc; fir Sssems
Der 694-71Ec, am S8luB 69sc.
6afer. - Jiir September 405-
425c, am S6luB 41te; fir DECEMBER
43s-455e, am Sdlub 44ie.
Rogsen.-Ro. 2 77c.
@erfe $500.
Simotbp $4.50-6.00.
aleefaamen $12-16.
gort nominelI. = Fir September
$21.90-N.55. am S9lub $22.2O.
StandI3 $1,000. - Siir Septen6er
S10.10-10.27, am Salub $10.10;
fir Sttober $10.25-1O.45, am
S4lub $10..25.
Rippenfeiten $11.25-11.75. sJiir
Geptsm6er $12.62 = 1887, am
Sdlub $12.62; fir Sttober$12. As
1877, am Sdlub $12.45.
8utter.-Wartt itetis. greameries
gier. = preiie b0ber. Srbinarg
firiis 18-19ae; firfts 20-21c.
&urtoffeln. - Marft ungeregelt.
sseriep $3.50 per Sad; Seriep
Built 77-80c; R;nnefota 7o-75c;
0irainid $2.15-2.25 in Barrels.
9efliiael. - 2e6enbes nisbrissr.
Sprinssrs 16-17e, Sennen 14c.
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Uiebmdrfte.
gincinnoti 10.

Gineinnati 10. 2fus.
3ufu6r unb 0srianbt ipd6rene ber
pergansenen 48 Stunben. persliden
nit bsrieIben 3sit Der persanaeneu
Wo6e, iparen mic folst:
3nfubr. Rinbp. S9ttine. Gdafe
8. 4uguit 1897 1892 37iO
10. aus. 1889 51S7 1876
| 9erianbt ipdbrsHb berIelben 3eit:
RinbD. Sdpsins. G6afs.
3. 4uauit 163 $50 1853
10. aus. !. $50 215 4393
Rinboieb.-Die 3ufubr mar
beute ni4t iebr srob, bic Ra6fraae
mar eine CUTE uab bic preife itarf.
Stoders tparen in gutter Hahfraae
unp um 15-25c b5ber. - Waiitlere
unb i6pere Gtisre $7.75-9.25, DID,
len $3.0o-5.75, JlsiI6er Stiere
$5.75-7.75, auserleiene Bis srtra
$785-8.25, Seifers $4.75r7.65,
auserleIene $7.75-s.0O. aiibe 1926
800, auserleisns $6.25-6.75, Gr.
ira $6.85-7.00, Gamers 1925 =
4.50, Stoders unb 1eebers $5.25-
7.75, Stoders unb iyeebers $5.75-
It's, Stod !6sifers $5.25-6.50,
Gtod 8iibe $4.25-5.5O.
8ullen. = Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbig unb bic preiie itstig Biz Hart.
Magere unb Iel5ts $4.755.85, 30.
losnd $6.00-6.65, grira $6.75,
fette 9ulIsn S6.5O-7.O0.
,M Milhtii be. - Die Rahfraae
mar In Der 0erflofiensn @o6e nita
arob unb bic qreiis iinb itetis. -
gyira $7.50-75, CUTE Bis auserles
iene $60-7250. orbindre bis fair
$15-58.
GdIber. = 8ei aiemli9 GROCER
3nfubr unb gutter Na4frase mar Der
Wlartt beute ftetig. - Wagere unb
Ieidte $4.75-5.s5, Bologna 5000
6.65. Gltra $6.75, fette 8ulIen $3.50
700.
S6psin. Die s3ufubr mar
heuie srob. pudinss unb 5leif4er.
iorien parsn itstis. f4ipere S9Deine
absr tparen Iangfam unb idpaa.
2ei6te @erianotiorten fiisssn um Is
Pie. idpere Sdue aber fielen I'm
10-15c. = S6pere Shtpeine bon
260 pfanb unb aufpGrts $S.75-I
8.S5, CUTE Biz auserIsIsne @srpats
tunsss uno Glsiideriorten $685.
SO, orbindrs tis aussrlefens ibrpere
fette S6ue $650-S.75, Stass $5.25
100, leitbts gsrianbtforten $9.75-|
1O.15. 5ertsl Don no pfunb unb pe.
niger $7.50-9.75.
g 6afeunb 2Gmmsr. - Die
3ufubr mar teute aiemliH sroB. bic
siHs CUTE nnb bic preiis
iistig.
S6afe.-G Grtra ieidte SAFE, |
quite big 1userIsisne $4.35- 4.65. Or'
ptndre bis fair $2.50-4.25.
2Gmmer $6.25-9.00, Gulls
S4.75-6.00.
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rotber $1.O3a unb Go. 2 barter
$1.054; 80. Il 0ortbern Dulutb
$117a unb SO. 1 Hortbern Manitoba
$1.204, beioe c. /. T. 8uffolo.
Welfdtorn- -Warft itarf. glo. 2
gelbes 93ac c. I. (. bel @nfunft; 4rs
gentina 1880.
6afer.- -Marft nDninen. Stanbdrb
ipsiber 464 i'm glebator; go.
8 46-47c, fancp gebiiliter peiber At
-49c, ale i'm Glepator.
Seu.-Martt feit. @erfanbt Seu
$500, Ho. / $1.20-1.25. SO. 2
$1.10-1.15; go. 3 81.
5opfen.-Wartt ftetig. State, ors
bindrer Bis dussrlefener 1913, 30
BE-. 1912, 12-15e; pacific &iiite
1918. 16-18c; 1912, 12-15c.
Saute, -Martt jtstig. 8osota 28s
-299c; Central 2imerita 28tc,
Geber. .-Martt fei, 9emlpd firts
30c; fetonbs 28-29c. u
porf. -Uiartt fefer. Mleb S24.75
25.25; Samilp $26- %; Sbort
Clear $21.50-22.5O.
geef.-Martt Feit. WaB $3.50
19; Samilb $3.50.
S4mul3. - Wartt feit. Wlibble
Weit 5000 = 10.40. Rdffinirtes
feit. Continent $11; Glib 4merita
$11.60; COMPOUND $1114-11.14a.
salg. = Murtt itstis. gountrb 81
SpeSial 6sc.
Wolle. = Wlartt itetig. Someitic
ssieece Xxx Ohio 32c.
Sar5. Mdrft nominsll. Srbindres
Bis sutes $3.80-3.90 npminea.
Serpentin nomineQ. Waa9ine Bar
rels 44tc nomineq.
is.-Martt fei. Ginbsimif6er.
prima bts auserleiener 2E6tc.
patna nominsq.
MolaHes.o-- Wartt felt. gletp Sr.
leans Open aettIe 35-55c.
3uder.-Warft fsii. Molafes a.
27c; Centrifugal 4,92c. Raffinirtsr
feIt, 80 points b0bsr. gut 2oaf 81
40c. Grui6eb 6.30e, MDulb q 5.95c,
Cubes 5.75c. xxx potpbereb 81
65e, pOposreb $50. Sine 9ranulafeb
5.50c, Diamond u 5.50c, gpnfectio>
ners' q 5.40c. go. l $500.
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221fe. DO. ~ sosse brighton vi Zoe. 80.
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glaienb!ae 1oHcA 9In sxe,. Sobe &c, gSinfbrcp
1914 25e. DO. e4 2sc. Utica i0/l 2be, bo' 9X
27e Hofeiuoot 1914 24hc. DO. o/l 22Xc.
Brighton 1914 24c. bo. 9X 22e.
garf lEe. amerfr1n Snbtgr Sic, bo, Mourns
ting unb crar skL stmSfeH wiournina nnb
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@fnebam s-Hmpsfeaa etasre eHe. az
9 ee. gperetf gIahfe SIZE. qnneafter Stapie
sis,., sns; 1913 ce. RtHsft0n &c. GrasmOre SIC.
@TafbAprn g.it IKE. aasor prue Sc
aIabama TIC, Obj sirsiHta ehe. SeHaHins
Sentms-ras f2ne. nrortu,ttb lie
Frgbfon fff 0nfeftu &c
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0luk'R
9tenHa II. Dug. 1914.


Der ObiofIuB tpirb ii6 nur ipenia
perGnbsrn. @eitern Qbsnb bate bers
felbe Bet bieiiser Stabt einen WaHers
itano bon III ssub.
Die folssnben 1epei6en trafen
ipdbrenb oss seftrtsen Cages bier elm:
pittsburs. pd.-6.2 SSuB unb itsigt.
Wbeelins, %. 8a.-6.5 SUB.
partersburg, W. Bale Sub, fdat.
GbarleitOH, 20. @a.-6.6 s5uB.
portsmoutb, S.-3 Sub unb fdnt.
2OuisOille. ab. 81 sSuB unb iteist.
GponsDiIe, Sub.-3.4 SUB unb fGlt.
9aibpiae. Ssnn.-s.S SUB unb iteist.
Chattanooga, Senn.-7.8 Sub.
Cairo. Sa.--10.7 SUB unb fGllt.
Wtempbis, Senn.-7.2 sSub unb fdllt.
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Mnswartise Mdrfte.
Re p gort, 10. atas.

w ~ ~ " :, ~ <tUb.
Msbl.-Martt nominsa unb teins
Quotirunaeu.
RpssenmsbI. = Martt fsit. 5air
Bis sutes $3.90-4.10, aussrleienes
bis fancp $4.15-4.35.
WaaismebI. -Martt ieiter. Setnes
tpeibes unb selbes $1.65-1.70;
filn brieb 1895.
Rosgen.-Wartt feit. Np. 9 ipeits
Iiber 804e nomineII, {. |. .>Nap yort.
gtrffe, - Martt feit. MaI3serfte
So &c iominsa c. |. I. 9uffaIo.
@ei5eu. -Martt fart. Neuer ao. 2
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Drb 0oobs .MRarft.
Gineinnati 10. qua

Der Marit nar in Der perfloiIsnsn
Node bebeutenb lebbafter als in ben
porbersebsnben Wodtn unb ss liefen
sdblreidx Beiteliin9eu ppH ben Rsis
ienben Elm. Die prsiis ipnren narf
unb am Sdlnb beT Do6e pie fOlst:
erannsr mnsIin-sr.ai SaHs q sMs
Rss s;sa E; sssss'sss Ss. sss5.sS ss SsTSss
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gincinnati, 10. aug.

Sdypsine. 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
b0bsr. 2ei6ts $9.60-10.25, semii9ts
$9.15 49, 1915, idbipere $S.s5-10,
raube $s.s5-9,10. BerteI $8.25-
$50.
gfinbpieb. = 3ufu5r 1900. preiIs
bSber. gespss $7.25-10.40, Stiers
$6.50-9.10, Stoters unb 5eebers
$5.50-8.O0. aiite unb Seifers $3.50
adlber $s.50-11.75.
G9dfe. fe.-3ufubr 24,000. DART
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