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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
DANCING CLUB.

A club with a membership of fifty
has been organized for the purpose OF
giving a series OF dances during the
winter months.
The club was first organized in or.
der to keep up interest in the modern
dances, over which SO. much enthus.
iasm has been shown. The first of
the series will be. given tonight at
Patterson's Hall, and will be contin.
ued on every Tuesday night through
the winter with the exception Of next
Tuesday, December 10Th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

d. John P. .HCaglund suffered a re-
lapse on Monday and will probably
be taken to the hospital for treatment
today. oa .f 81, ~ go
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF

George Alter, IT., was a local visit
or yesterday from Steele.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

~.,o HOME FOR HOLIDAYS. .,
Robert Beery, deputy state exami-
ner, will spend his Christmas vaca
ton in Mott, with his family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

Mrs. J.. l.. HamA and Mrs. Charles
Carpenter and son Of Grafton, are
the guests Of Miss Josephine Hamel
for a day or two. Y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

j. w. Rodgers and wife were in the
city yesterday from Mckenzie doing
their Christmas shopping. .a. tI @si.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
ASK FOR RosINE.

Don't ask for .'kerosene'-ask for
roseine. Ideal for your lamp, oil heat
er, oil cock stove, incubator and Ian.
tern. Your grocer has it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
Geo. Dietzman Of Frances township
was tn the city Monday on business.

was tn the city Monday on business.
B. s. Brandt OF Underwood spent
Monday in the city %transacting bust.
ness. 3
,sf.5 - ? w.
Harry E. ONeili, the Mckenzie
real estate man was here yesterday
on business. e
Il ]. G. Olson and Lawrence Olson,
were local visitors from Washburh
yesterday, on business. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grady have left
FOR Williston, where they will spend
the yuletida with relatives. g,s, N5
G. F. Callahan of Casselton is
spending a few days in the city, look
ing after business interests.
Miss Mary Huber has returned
from New Salem in order to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Miss Isabella McGillis arrived home
Friday, from the Valley City Normal,
toNjspend the holiday vacation with
her parents. it
Mr.. W.NR. Galloway of the $500
Line Is sending out his usual Christ
mas greetings to the newspaper men
of the state.
Mrs. J.. l.. Hamel and Mrs. Charles
Carpenter and son of Grafton, : are
the guests Of Miss Josephine Hamel
for a day or two.
Miss Emma Nichols arrived in the
city from Dickenson yesterday to
spend the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. T.. n. Shannon.
Tracy r. Bangs of Grand Forks
and Fl. E. Deever Of Wahpeton are in
the city arguing on different sides of
a supreme court a
The college boys sand girls are re,
turning home for their Christmas va
cations and many happy little re-
unions will take place this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
CAPITAL CITY PRESS CLUB.

The Capital City Press club IS ar
ranging for it's biennial jo~wl-chowder
council The affair will probably NOT
be held till after the opening of the
legislative session, when there will
be a large representation of the gang
in the city. 1t has been deemed nee
essary for the club to look after the
new recruits, as several are already in
the city. AS is customary, there will
in all probability be a session, of the
kangaroo court, as no newcomer in
the newspaper profession is consider
ed eligible to, the inner circle until
he has been tried and fonnd guilty by
this time-honored tribunal. Further
announcements will be made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

VIM. Lawrie OF Minneapolis, right
of-way agent for the 500, is spending
several days here %transacting bust
ness. tr', ..N.1 3
Among the visitors from Mandan
yesterday We're Roy A.obinson, Paul
Maulleur, F. Messingham, Mrs. M.
Mcmillan and Mrs. Dave Taylor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

Miss Mary Huber has returned
from New Salem in order to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
PUBLIC DANCE.

PUBLIC VNNCE.
O'Ccnnor's Orchestra will give aRpub-
lie dance at Patterson's Hall Christ
mas night, Dec. 25th. Every lady in
vited. Tickets, $1!O0. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

Mr.. W.sR. Galloway of the $500
Line is sending out his usual Christ
mas greetings to the newspaper men
of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

Miss Isabella McGillis arrived home
Friday, from the Valley, City Normal,
ItoSjspend the holiday vacation with
her parents.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22
WILL LIVE IN

A very pleasant farewell party was
given at the Geo. l.. Robinson home
in honor Of iMr. and Mrs. III. r.
O'Hare, who leave shortly for Bis
marck, where they will make their
future home f..t @
The O'Hare s have lived in CARR.
son during the last nine years, where
Mr.. O'Hare has enjoyed a good law
practice, but Bismarck, being the cap
ital, holds out the attraction of a
larger field. Mr.. O'Hare will practice
law alone, but will have offices to-.
gether with #. Il. Young, secretary Of
the Bismarck Commercial club, in the
First National Bank building.-Gar.
risOn independent. t.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

The Literary club of the high school
met last night in he Latin room and
greatly enjoyed their Christmas pro-
gram, which was as follows: ~
Roll call-Christmas customs or d
quotation.
Reading from Dickens christmas
Carol" Edna Rust.
Victrola% selection. .s
"The Ruggles' Christmas from the
Birds Christmas Carol" Eva Bond.
"Silen4. Night" Schuman-Heink-'
victrola.
At the close of the program the So
ciety presented Miss Hamel with a
leather-bound book of Kipling's poems
for which she thanked the givers with
a few graceful words. Miss Hamel
served delicious refreshments, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-22

w. T. Moore Of Glen Ullin was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
Der DerOesaus Der Cigarette.

Su einem fIeineit seidmadpoIler
Seft Acknowledgement BON @lei6ei.
Nubmlrm oen 8eroegang Der 9iga'
rette. Gas Seft, bag elm &nu6erbre'
bier bariteIlt, uuo 6as init @eitrGeen
nambafter Sdriftiteler unb 3cihner
ausgeitattet III, iurroe BON Der Sir
ma s. @arbatp, Berlin, berausaege.
ben. S,n benz Uorbenannteu artifel
beibt es Iilter anberem:
Wer fam iitl beiite oas aeiellise
Seben obne Cigarette poriteaen2 -
Sie geb5rt gum &ultiirbilb 6es 20.
SabrbnnSerts, lit oas Sinh elmer
3eit, in Der Die steide iliihtig iinb.
oie llnterbalilng in eeSrdngter
ssiir5e BON nannen eilt. in Der elm
sliteetbiid Der grboIung tein Der.
tueilen aeitattct.
sic 1T @eriprehen unb nicnals
grfiiuuiig, ibr sarter 0fauf perfIiegt,
irno MIR leiie. sittert Der feline Quit
ourh ben Gaitm nihts &uioriugli.
DIES, uihts SGitig6Ieibenoes hoftet
ibr an.
8enn ibr ;eidter Maud) m Haii.
arauen ss1oeu Dem Sift 5lrihpebt,
iid in ben spieen Der gorbdnae Der.
frieht uiS oa cSer BORT ipie elm leif,.
ter Shleier cine geippesfigur INN.
ipieIt, lit es, aIs leiite elm fleiner.
freunSliGer @eiit 8eieaihoft. balte
bei oem einen bas allsu idroffe @ort
snriif uro fliiiiere bem an6ern Sen
gebnnfen elm, Der Die unterbrofene
apnperiotion lpieber allffdngt.ben obs
geriiienen 5aocn BON neiiem ailan-
tiiipfen erftattet. Gs idtpebt uno
ipaIlt fpie eiu@ebeifnniB in benz ouf.
tieen Naiid,.
gliis Sparien ftammeno, bot iie fif
raid IN ben iibrigeH 2in6ern guro-
pas Seintatbsredt ertporbeiL am
Ianglnrriten bort, mo fid bos Mnii-
den 5u elmer slrt @iiisnfd,oft aus
gebiIoet batte, in Soaano unA benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
.Megifs".

lleber ben allfreeenben ariegs-
meIoungen aus europa bat Der
amerifaniife 3eitilnssleier Der meri-
fanii6en @irren ote biz babin ietn
ssltereiie in crlter Heibe in anipruf
nabmen, fuit sai5 pergeIien. Die
glGtter fonnten ben Rerisfeiten aus
Dem Iii6lid9en 9ad)barlaroe nur me-
mig Rolnn gonrleft, uiio piele tperoen
ole fleinen geoti5eli. Die iib irgetODo
in einem perboraenen gSinfel Der
3eituneen faiioen, faiin beahtet be-
ben. llnulitteIbar Dor Dem slusbriide
bes europdiiGen arieseS bSrte man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
q e NJ gorf, 10. sluauIt.

albseieben non Der slbiertisiing
Der nod iIrrmer anfommenOen Gin.
,panberer, tritt an Die Ginlpan-
eeruugsbeb6roe Die slufgnbe heran,
ole bier i'm Saien entlaiienen gnee-
it,aten bon ben sablriden bier ner-
bIiebenen Ganpfern 81 iHip8ieren.
Gas GimpanSeringsseies ihreibt
Dor, 6aB Seelclte BON ausIdnoiidel
OampferH, Die abgenriitert iperoen,
iid Der GiriipanSerimesbeb6rSe al
iteuen boben, Inn feitsuiteIlen ob iie
I'm 2artoe perbIeiben ober nit Der
udditen 8feiicgeIesenbeit in Die Sei-
uiatb suriidtebren molten. Solde,
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

3uder. preife fsft. Raffiuirter Gut
Qoaf $500; pripbersb 8.10e; Cubes
8.25e; sranulirter Sc; gonfeetios
Hers .a1 1896; of ~ 1896; tpeis
Ser sgtra e. 7.45e; tytra .gA 7.25e.
TpIaffes In iieiis.-.p.m Or
leans Open Rettte 38-45s, gsntrifu.
|sal 18-20r per GaIIpns.
Refs. - Goui5iand, Ganen 6eab
|62-7t. prima 6a-64f, orbindrer II
|--6e. Sapan 4a-4k per pfunb.
DatrB pssbutts
Butter. - W'arli ru6ia, preiie
fsit. wbolsmilf grtra 32Ac, Gene
trali5sb grira 30e, Gsntroli5eb s5irits
26-27e, b.. Gnonbs % - 23e.
Jnnrp 1uirp 22ae; pading Gtod
20ae per pfunb.
Raft. Marit fistig. Ohio 155e,
Rprbpeitli9er 15A--16e, Reip Dorl
1876, S@tpei5sr zoe, bo. Bird 14e,
2imburssr lac per pfunb.
gisr. - Warit fer. lDrima
frilHe 6iibnereier 22e, firjfs zoe,
Orpindrs firits Ice, ieeonbs lac per
Dubenb.
GHIiaeL - 3ufubr mabia,
Marlt Hstis. Gprinssrs bon 2 pfb.
unb barber 1se. unisr 2 pfunb
Ice, 6ennsB 13e, 5dbne 9ac,
Grutbiibnsr 1O--15ie, Guas Sc. iunae
enten 11-13e, @dnIs Csc per gfb.
OBJ unb gsmHfe
Junee aepfeI. - Iaiben
f5fufb. ertra fnnep $2.75-3.25 per
@bI.; Wolf gliper $3.25--3.75 per
@uI.; sinbsimifhe 50--75c per 1u.;
pounb NonaI $2.75-3.25 per NbI.;
GUNNER 9sIlfloipsr $3.253.50 per
Bbl.: Summer Queens $3.50--3.75
per @bl.
G:tronsn.-nlarlt fpsr Estis.--|
syanrb MsTiinn S4.00-5.25, GaIifprs
mia $4.00--4.75 per ails.
kydnsep--Nurit rubig unb Hs
tia, California $2.753.25 psr Rifle. |
4nanal.-1loriba $3.0O-3.5O
per Crate BON ~. |
pfirfi&e. - Georgia S1.50--l
l75. Mlabamc Gfberta $L752.O0
per Bu. 5nbiana $l.00-1.25 per |
Bu.
@irnen - GinbsimifAe Bartlett |
$20 2.75 Rst Gt!.; 5Ismiib b4sausp |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

$1.OO--z.z5 per 3d.; Glap 5dbDrifes
81. 2.O0-2.25 per Bbl.; gfa $1.00--
$50 per 9bi.; einbeimiide 5arpeif
SOC Bis $1.25 per 9n.
pfIaumen. 9amion SIPS
200 per Yu.
2udermeIpnen. - Snbiana
35 soc per &orb unb $1.00-I,50
per Stanbarb Crate.
Waffermeiontn iDtrbeH 5u
5000 h.v 100 Gtiid sertauft.
2artoffeln. girhsimif4e
SO. 1 $2.25-2.50, go. 2 $1.25 =
1.50 per gbl.
2raut.-Warft ru6ia. giubei>
inifGes %.50-1.75 per Bbl.
3Wiebeln~-ginbsimiiGe freibe
$5.00-5.50, seibe $5.00-5.50 per
@bl. unb $1.5o-1.75 per @u. WetBe
$1.65-I75 per Bu.
gIumentobI. $1.D--1.75
per BbI.
grint gobnen = ginbeini.
ihe $500 $50 Der 2 Bu. Cad,
erbien. - SeifIi6e 1851. 90
per Blu.
0urfen. - Ginbeimif6s 3H-
4oe per Dubsnb. DsifIiHe 50-75t
per Camper.
Notwithstanding 40
60c per 9u.
aarotten - 15-2Oe per
Gubenb Biinbel.
Rotbe Riiben.- Gjnbeimif9e
20-25e Der Dubenb giinbel.
Spinat. ginbeimii4er $1.00
1.25 per 9bl.
2anbprobuife.
9eu. - Nc. / 9imotbD $500
21.50, SO. 2 Simotbp $17.00-19.50.
SO. 3 DO. $15.O0-17.50. alee: go. /
aemiidter $500 1900, go. 2
$16.00-17.00. Ro. 1 alss $500,
Ro. 2 $17.00 per Sonne, Alfalfa
$16.50-22.50 per Sonne.
Riiblenfufter In fistis. ateis
$500 1900, Rioblina grobe $27..
5o-2s.O0. bo. feines S28.5o- 20 90,
semifdtes 5utier s26.50- -27O0.
Sdmereien. - Wdrlt ffefig.
aIseIaamen $7.0O-8.25 auf benz Ges
leiis unb $8.00-9.75 per 1u. pom
Stpre. Simotbp $2.25-2.60 auf bem
Gkteiie unb $2.75-3.10 per gu. bonn
S&ore. gudpeiseu $1.3o. sgiads,
famsn $1.40 per 8u. bonn Siore.
Derf9iebenes.
OeIe.-Warft itetig. aeinSl To-
bes 60e per GalIone in partisn BON
s Bbl. Gefohtes IL mehr. geo. l
2arbOl Soc; Cotton Seeb Osl raft.
niriss 5Se per Ganon.. SsrpeHtin SAC
per galIone in pariien bon 1-5
Barrels. petrpleum, Ohio Carbon
120 grab 9ae, DO. $50 Grab 10Ae,
l)eabIiabt 175 Grab 12e, groipm
@afolfn zoe, Hnpbta Ice per GalIone
in gartien bon Is BbIS.
SaIa-D<r WaYft In ruhig. Obio
RtDer $1.20, Wi6igan unb alirou
$1.14 per Gbf. bon 280 gfnnb.
Sals ftetis. - prima Gitb 81 -
SIC, bo. gountrp 6-6te per pfunb.
Robfen.-Warft ruhig. Dougb>
tioabenp $350-3.75. Nub unS Glad
$2.25. Ranaipbo GtiidiohIsn $3.50--
3.75. guB unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 9onns obseIiefert, RaunIofe
Gfa&foblen $4.75e, Anthracite $7.7b
per Sonne abseIiefert. Cote iORsi
s6.00-6.50 per 9onne abssliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

Gincinnati is. ausuit.
Dk po6folgsubsn luotiruneen be,
sieben fi9 nur ouf Gngrob 8rars.
aliioner. Bel tleiuertn Gef@dften
uerbeu ttipas b5bere greiis bsrs9nst.
probi5ionsn
Der Wsarit mar rutia preiIe feit,
9 &maiS. - prima Gteam
9.47k-9.67ae (. o. 3.
zrodsnaefal5eHts 9IeH&.
Gbort clear Geiten 13A-133r, fbort
Rippsnieitsn 13--134e, srtra Hort
clear Geiten 13i-13te, S9uliern
11a-114e, Bellies l4A-14ar, Iojs
unb Ac mebr perpadt,
Baeon-- Gbort clear Geiten
143-15e, iurss 3ippenititen 144-
14se. ertra fhort clear Gtiien 14a
H3t, Gdultern i2a-12ac unb Bel
lies 153-16c loIe unb 4e per pib.
mebr bsrpddt.
Guaat Guret fIeif&.
Gdinfen 19--10bc, pieuic GAulttrn
|14i-143c, grsatfaitgaeon 20 201r,
gdultern 143-143e, trodtne gsefs
S&infen 2s-3oc.
siiBgep5fsIfts HIetfh.-
Gdinfen 1e-16ic, 93ienic ghuItsrn
13-132e. Bellies 16-16A,, G1ul.
tern 13-13it. gaeip gOri Gut 1S--
srifda sIsifa. = e6iu.
ten 155-15te. picnir GGultern III
--119c. g6nltsrn 11a-114c, fbprt
Rippenleitsn 12-12ic, ibort clear
Geiten 12-12tc. ertra ibort Geiten
12-12se. gellies 14-16e pro g}fo.
Webf uHb @tfreibG
RebI. - @inter paient s4.55-
4.75. Winter Janeb $4.20-4.45, be.
sgamilp $3.50 3.96. Grtra 1886
3.55, orbindres $3.15-3.35. Sarter
mei5sn pntent $5.05-6.40, bo. fancp
$4.75--5, bos GamilD $3.95-4.15,
Roegsnmebl, norbpeiilifes gsmiI9tes
$40 4.56, reines gitp $4.45 ~
Ats per g5l.
@eisep - 30. 2 rptfer W.inter
95a-97t, go. 3 bo. 93 93Ac, SO. A
rother 91--923c.
WtIf 6torn. - SO. / tpeiBe5
86af, Ro. 2 bo. S6--S65e, go. 8 bo.
856--86e, Ro. 4 bp. IS 85ae, go.
5 DO. S44-85e, Rp. 8 DO. 84-841c.
Ro. / asIbes 86c, go. 2 DO. S5a CSC,
9o. 3 bo. 85-85te. SO. A bo. 849--
85e, SO. 8 bo. "a s4Sc, SO. 8 bo.
83t 84e. Ro. 1 semiihtes s5ae.
80. 2 bo. 85-85ac. SO. 8 DO. 84aG
S5s, go. A bo, S4-844c, 80. 8 bo.
e3A S4e, Ro. 9 bp. S3835c. Deis
Bee RDIbenforn 84-86e, gelbes aoIs
bentorn 1880. ssmtfdtes aolbsn.
form $3.50.
6afer. - go. 2 ipeiber 42-
42ae, Gtanbarb ipeibsr 411--42e,
Ro. 3 ipeiBer 41-411c. 30. 4 ipsiBer
40-41e. go. 2 semiifaer 4Ot-41e,
80. 8 gemtfdter 40-40ae, 30. a ges
niifnier 39-4Oc.
Rosaeu. - 30. 2 s3-S4e, go.
3 $3.50, Ro. A 80-82e.
WbiBfh.
0ertauft ipurbeH 728 96ls. Dia
atnsrs iiinifbb Goobi auf Der BATS
bsn $1-35 per Golont.
0rpeertsl
aaffee- Martt rubis. prsifs
feft.
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Sampferansefteate
Sieielbeu srben idjlimmen 8eitsn
cntgegeu.

Iauieiioe ioIlen NIT Gntlaiinng be,
Srobt iein.-- Gie giutuanoerlngs-
geboroe uuroe beiragt, OF lie bon
Der aopfiteiier beireit iein rperbeu.
= Teutitje aoIonie auf ellis S.
Lamb.
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gbieaso,. Is. 9(uauit.

G@psine. II 3ufubr 1000. prei1s
niebrigsr. 2eiebte $8.90-9.35; gss
miihte $8.70-9.35; ffaptre $S.45
9.25; raube $s.45-8.e0; Jertsl s6.s
75-S.75,
9iinbbisb. -3ufu6r 200. Wlarft ifes
tia Heepes $7.25-l0.50, Siiert
$6.40-9.30, Stoders unb Jeebers
$5.50-8,10; aiibs unb 5eifsrs 1918
$50; Rdfber $S.15-1L75.
S6dfe. -3ufubr 1000. Waartt iteg
tig. Sdafe &.30-6.15; SGbrlinge
$6.25-715; Qdmmsr $6.70-8.65.
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.hsgbteaso, o, Is. aus.

aie btedgo, 10. 4ug.
Deissn. 5iir September SS-S9sc,
am S9lnb 1896; fir DECEMBER 93s
-95ac. am GtluB 94Ic; fir Mai
$1.O0s-1034. am SaluB $1.01s.
Weli6iorn.-5iir Ssptembsr 75s
-77se, am GdluB 1876; fir 0s5tms
bre 66s-675c, am S9lub 67se.
Safsr.-syiir ssptsmber 40t-414e,
am GhlaB 41e; fir DECEMBER 43s-
4gc, an Shlub 44ic.
Rogsen.-Vo. q S0e.
! @erite 59-67t.
Simptbp s5.85-6.10.
aleefaamsH nomiuea.
BORT nominsn. - sgiir September
$21. .7o-22, am G4lub $22.
Sdmala $3.50. - Sir Sspitmber
$9.4OL9 L9.52. am SdIuB 1882; fir
Ottober $9.52-9.67. am S4lub &c..
81.
gippenIeiisn s12.25-12.75. Sir
Geptember $1257-12.65. amS9lub
$12.62; fiir Sttober $12.17-12.30.
am Shlub S12N.
gutier.-asin Wiartt.
Butter unb Gisr.-aeiu Wartt.
anrtoffslH. -gpreiie nisbriser. Sers
Isn $500. Seriep Bull s5-87e;
Wlinneipta Sbios 70--72e.
gefliiasI. -a.6enbes uiebria.r I'm
qreife. SpriHssrs 1cs. alts 5abnsr
12-121r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

9tattnnat,,f ID unguf 1914
% Osfd6tts parsu teute In ben bielis
etn Danfsn iebr ruhig unb Gelb 1T fdpsr
Sx erion1en. 6nr Gaslebtn rpR call 8es
Gen MIR Gi&srheit wurbeR 6% berehnet
suD Od&dtisD ppiere psrben ebenfaflB ~
w btsfosttrt
Ds4fa sns gsp Dsfs
uprhen AZ 16--20c Iisionto psr 5000
,iDdtss 6anfen psrfauit. Die gouxtsrFate
bstrd8t t0e Bvdnie per $1,000.
sssnta smt asrsss
Rfine Gnctiranssn. Die pantsn fauisn
xno nerfauieu ni6i.
esutes. .ctltsssisHsn.
subtg nns ttetia Die 1sntsn suotirsa
GiHfaul. gsrsauf.
- Sonbs 1876 Coup lie f1fK
s. Bombs. 1915. fOl ~
~ 1sHos, fs3e........9 81 "
- xanama .......... 8SH gee.
- DanamA ..........lp0 lW
aisafsss esuis umiats.
Die umfdte I'M bieFaen Gfsortngteufe
bsliefes I'D henfe auf ee,l7s,1S0. Die uu-i
IdSs Der Dsrjipifepen W ode beiiefeH I'D onf
ss1. 90, $50, gegen es8, D7i 500 In bsr Fprrss
fpohotreHben Wo9e bss poriseu 8 a5res.
tsfaf. esfnritdtsn.
Ter Rarft ltest gang nub ser barnifber
nub bic Rreife finb gebrldt. Gn BET Dorif
pnros beute MIR elm Bsriauf abesfhIehep,
Bdwlt& Aftie Dbio Gities Gas prf. 5u
70. Jm ojfenen Warfte burben $4,000
augan VI. Ba., 6e6 1S24-4s, ~ i0i per.
tauft.
Aa@fiebmte Tabeae bon i'm bieHsen
Narft befnblihsB Dsub, uuD aftieH giebs
bic piFsie1en Guotirunien an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
Oiebmdrtte.

Rinbpteb. Der Mlarit mar
beute reht lsbbafi, unb bic preiie ites
ben um l525e unier bensn bonn pos
rissn Gamitas. tStoders unb See
bers iparen iietis Bib itarf.- Niitlere
unb f9pere Stisre $7.50-8.65, aliss
erleIene Bis ertra $S.75-9.25, sylei-
fter Stisre $5.75-7.75, anserIe-
iene $8.00-S.25, Seifsrs $4.75--
775, aussrlefsne $7.s5-8.00. Giibe
$3,25-6.00. auserleiene Bis srtra
$6.10-7.00, ganners $3.00-4.50,
Sioders unb sSesbers $5.75-7.75,
Gtod 5sifsrs $5.50-6.50, Stods
Rite $4.50-5.50.
8ullen.-Die 3ufubr mar pur
mdbia unb bic preiie itetis Bis fart.
sJftte 1uIlsn $780,, Bologna So
-6.85, Grtra $6.75, magsrs unb
leihte $4.75 5.85.
WiIhtiibe. - guts Mil6tiibe
fanben icbnsIle Mbnabme gu jfstigsn
preiien. anbre aber tparsn fIau unb
fanben fait gar feline atbndbms. -
Grtrd SIS, quite bis aussrlsIene $50
-72.5O, orbinGrs bis fair $15--55.
adlber.-Die 3ufubr mar nur
m6bis unb bic preiis ftsiis. - Grtra
SLIPS. fair bis CUTE lsidts S8-11,
orbindre unb srcBe $6--10.50.
g @neine-Sie Qahfrase mar
nur mGbts unb bic preiis fieIen
abermals I'm 10e. Wiele Ghpeine
blisben iinberfauft. Gdpsre Shntis
ne $9.25-9.35, quite Bis auserIsiene
Werpddunsss nnb JlsiiferIortsn $9.t
30 -9.40. prbinGre bis austrieisns
i4ipsre fttie GGue $6-s.15. Grtra
Gtdgs $3.50 6.50,
Ieihte unb miitlsre WerianbtiorteH
$8.76 $40. syertel BON ITO g,funo
unb ipeniser $3.50.
-S@afe-nEb 2ammst. - Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
ausipartise Mdrfte.
gs,p gOrt 15. auguft.

Ulebl.-Ufnrtt ungeregelt.
MoggenmeH. -Wartt rubig
Waismebl. -Martt feit.
Hosgen.-Wartt itstia.
8erite.-Wartt Itetig.
Wei5sn.-Martt fdpa6. Hsusr go.
2 rotbsr 96c unb nsuer SO. 2 barter
96Ae nominsl i'm elepator; neuer
Ro. / Norb Duluth $1.02 unb so. /
Nortbern Wanitoba S1.O9t {. !. {.
Buffalo.
Msli6forn.-Murft ipillig. 80. 2
aslbss 92e c. /. I. BEL anfunft; arssns
tinii9es 87-90e, ie nuA Aualitdt,
abselisfsrt.
6afsr flau. ssu ftstis. 6Opfsn
itetis. 9dute felt. asDer fsit. Bort
fsii. Beef fsit.
Samala. 3arf pillig. Nlibble
Weit $9.60-9.70. Rdffiuirtes taum
ftstig. COMPOUND itstis.
aalg iefi. Wous f.it. 5ar3 nomis
nsa. Ssrpentin nominsu. gfsis feit.
Wlolaiies felf.
3uder. Hobsr farf. MolaFss s.
SSc; Centrifugal 6.53c. Raffinirter
fart. Gut aoaf 8.40c; grufbsb $500;
Mloulb u 1856; Cubes 775e;
xxx poipbsrsb 1856; poipbereb
1900; 1ine 0rnnulaieb 7.5oc; Dias
monb u 5.50e; GOnfeetionsrsa 7.4oe;
No. l 7.30c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-26

Eighty-two years ago today the
first street car operated was eNhih-
tied in New York. II was horse
car and was built 10y John stephen
son. This car consisted OF three sep
arate compartments. each holding 10
persons. each compa rtment beng en-
tered hy separate doors on the SIDE
from guard raii Seats were pio-
vided on top OF the car for thirty or
more persons. The car was run on
wooden rails and was much like the
English railway coach. though it was
considerably lower. II was hauled 10y
a team Of horses, the conductor re-
naming outside ON the rail- rain or
shine. The company for which 1t was
built was called the New York & Har-
lem road. running from Princess
street. on the Bowery 10 Fourteenth
street. then up Fourteenth avenue 10
Harlem. Fourth avenue az that time
had not been opened. but the line had
been surveyed 10 one Hundred and
Eighty fourth street. The fare paid
varied with the distance. 1T being
about 6 Ia cents or a siXpence from
Princess street TO Fourteenth street
Il was about - cents from Princess
street TO Harlem. But the road did
not succeed and after six years oper-
alton il gave way TO steam ears This
remained the only line in the world
uutN 1852. when charters were
granted for Second. Third. Sixth and
Eighth avenues. New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-26
THEN AND- NOW

Today there are I'm the United
states more than thousand street
railway systems with over forty-fiNe
thousand miles Of trackage, with
10000 officers and employees and
l.O0O cars. The capitalization of the
companies was In 1912 s2,s45.299.OOO.
These street railways carried last year
over one hundred million passengers.
more than one-fourth of whom re-
ceived transfers Practically all this
business has been developed within
% years, or since 1889. when the first
demonstration was made of scientific
practiCability Of the electric current
for the propulsion OF street cars in
Richmond. Va. Science having shown
what could be done. there were de-
yelopmeuts to be performed in two
other fields-in the financing Of cleo
trio street railways and their opera
ton How swiftly and thoroughly
this developed. both physical and
financial. has been carried on, is
illustrated by the above stupendous
figures. The street car not only be-
got a new city but new type Of
financier and new field of engineer
ing. and today the results of this de-
velopment are so fixed In our civiliza-
ton that one may ride continuously
in trolley cars from New York TO Chi
cago.